The Dan Frank Matter (AFRTS)

And as Johnny Beller, Jim Bates Johnny. Oh, hiya, Jim. Johnny. How most likely because he's a cheaper police. Like what, Jim? Waste any time. Maybe I'd better look into it.

How about taking a minute or so to talk about seals and fish that have some connection with the government of the United States? Now that isn't as strange as it sounds. You take the matter of sea to types of sea.

There's the great seal of the United States, which is stamped on all official documents. The Secretary of State makes sure it's always on hand when it's needed. The other kind of fields he takes care of are the ones that swim in the ocean, since it's up to the Secretary to work out agreements with representatives of other countries

and let them know how many fields can be caught, if and when. The Secretary of State works out similar deals with the cats because these agreements are actually treaties. Before they can be put into effect, they have to be, as a matter of fact, work out a deal with a foreign country.

With assistance, it's done by treaties. And all treaties are signed by the president. So some of them aren't drawn up until after the Secretary of State has worked over the rough spot. Just remember, the Secretary of State is a mighty important wheel in the machinery of...

Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to a home office, Commonwealth Mutual Assurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut. So following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Dan Frank matter. Expense account item 1, $76.40, transportation to the Great Lakes town of Niddleboro, and taxi to the home of Dan Frank, former chief of police, now deceased.