The Collector's Matter (AFRTS)

Johnny dollar. Well, hi at George. What can I do for you? Well Johnny. Yeah, what have you done this time? One of the companies most important Ogleby Terwilliger Retired he's a little town of Bethel, New York. Where's that?

Montesolo and Cachette and the Monga I better look it up on the map. Yes way. Oh, why not? What for? Terwilliger insists that starting some change he wants to make in his life insurance What kind of a change? I'm really sizable policy. How sizable? Over half a million. That's sizable With a double indemnity clock.

Wow, E. Alright, so why don't you tear on down there? Well, yeah. What's the matter, Georgie? You what? No, some full traffic cop. I mean, Tron. Look, why don't you send somebody else from the office to see this man?

Have my own employees find out what's happened? Alright, then, telephone. And have him find out? But now is that really all there is for me to do? Just find out from him what change he wants in his policy?

Yes. Nothing, nothing. Only every time you hand me one of these real easy assignments, I find I'm lucky to get out of it alive. CBS Radio brings you Bob Bailey in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed Expense Account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. And now act one of yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense Account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to Floyd's of England, North American office, Hartford, Connecticut, following his account of expenses incurred during my investigation into the collector's matter.

This account had a $1,985 for a cab to Bradley Field in the plane to New York. Item $2, $50 deposit on a rental car, and I drove north and west on 6 and 17, and finally route 17b in my search for the little town of Bethel.