The Ring of Death Matter

Johnny dollar Don Pinkley Johnny New Orleans, Louisiana. That's right. Still down here, New Orleans. How are you Don? I'm just fine Johnny fine boxing Yes, I do. Yeah Seems to me I went a fast 20 bucks from you that night on an Italian kid who called himself touchy Tarantino That's right boy was a fighter with a real future not anymore Johnny why you covered your losses by selling him a $25,000 policy

What was that crack about his future? Now what's that supposed to mean? What happened to him? Nothing, John. But you think something will. Like I said, either suicide or murder. Well which and why? Fly on down here and I'll tell you.

Okay, Don, I'm on my way. The CBS Radio Network 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 surety mutual insurance company New Orleans office following is an account of

expenses incurred during my investigation of the ring of death matter expense account item one four seventy five recabbed Bradley Field item two 87 40 for a flight to New Orleans it was early evening by the time the plane set down at Moyzanden National Airport.

An item three is 550 for a cab into the Roosevelt Hotel. From there, knowing that Don Pinkley would be long gone from his office, I set out to explore the town. Most interesting city in the United States, it's called, and with good reason.

The famous old French quarter is one of the most beautiful spots that I know. I'll have to dock the deafening din from the nightclubs along Bourbon Street, at home of the real original Dixieland Jazz.