The Very Fishy Matter

Johnny dollar. Mr. Delber, my name is Jarvis. Theodor Jarvis. Jarvis. Yes, I'm the local. Oh, yes, that fabulous town of the fast buck. I think you're part. And I think of all the money I have won and lost over the gaming tables and that's out of yours. I know what you mean. Tell me how's the

weather there in Connecticut? The weather? Yes. Well, cold is it? Why do you want to know about the weather? Well, it's a nice... Well, of course it would. I ate this cold weather. But unless you have some insurance matter that you want me to investigate. It's a matter of the utmost. Sure, why not? Good.

On one condition. What's that? That you'll guarantee me the time and the chance to drop a fishing line in Lake Mead or over in Lake Mojave. No, that's exactly what I want you to do.

You want me out there to go fishing? Yeah, I like what other things? Mainly just to go fishing. Oh, sure. With a very beautiful... Is that so? Who also had... No, Jarvis, you make this sound more attractive ever...

Now, wait a minute, is this some kind of a gag? I'm absolutely... On expense account? And that does it, Jarvis. I'm on my way. CBS radio brings you Bob Redick in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly Johnny dollar expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny dollar to the greater Southwest Insurance Company Las Vegas office

Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of The very fishy matter now there was something very fishy about this being called all the way out there just to go fishing there had to be But after all it would give me a chance to get away from the freezing weather here in