The Embarcadero Matter

Johnny Dollar. Yeah, well, I think I've had all the thrills I need here in Paris and who are you? Oh, oh, it's all the excitement about Yeah a transatlantic call. Well, believe you. Yeah, well put them on them. We'll see Hello Johnny, that's right. George Reed here. Well George. All right, Clark. You can get off the line now

Johnny. You hear me? Lark. I'll miss you. Go on, hang up. That's yours. You get my cable report on the only jewels? Yes, you did a great job in spite of all the money you threw around.

I mean, what you gave that man to Mars' sack. I'm flying on back tonight, seeing Hartford in the north. What? Contact Mr. Maurice Rico there at our Paris office. Ah, what about getting those jewels back to America?

No, that's all taken care of. I want you to stay around and see... Chilini, a famous Italian artist? Yes. The medallion was stolen from the galleries of the room towards... Well, I'll do what I can, George.

Good. I'll contact this man Rico, and I'll offer his there immediately. Contact or go, huh? That's right. But why do you say it that way? Because maybe I won't bother him. What? George, maybe I've got a better idea.

CBS Radio brings you Bob Bailey in the intriguing adventures of a man with the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator... Yes, truly. Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts are fitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar.

The Floyd's of England, North American office. Or maybe it's the Paris office, we'll see. Following his account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Embarcadero matter. Expense account item 1, a few francs, call it 10 cents American for a telephone call.