The Philadelphia Miss Matter (AFRTS)

Johnny Dower. This is George Caldwell, Mr. Dolly. Caldwell? That's right. I'm in charge of the Office of Amalgamated Life Association here in Meridian, Mississippi. Oh, I see. Yes, sir. And I'm certainly glad to court you.

What can I do for you, Miss Caldwell? I understand that you've been given top security clearance. That's right. Sir, I have. Good. Our client was certain you have, and that's why he asked that you be called in on this problem of his.

Who is the client? His name is Dr. Emmett Melcher. Yes? Yes, he is head of the Melcher Laboratories. Does a great deal of work for the government? I see. And he's most anxious that you lose no time in getting down here to see him.

Sounds pretty important. I'm certain it is. What's it all about, Mr. Caldwell? The only thing I'm sure... I'll get there as quickly as possible. The CBS Radio Network brings you Mandel Kramer in the exciting adventures of the man with the action Patrick Spencer Counts.

America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator, yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator, Johnny Dollar, to a amalgamated life association, Meridian Office. Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Philadelphia Miss Matter.

As account item 1, 8160, cabbed of Bradley Field and plain fare to Meridian, Mississippi. Making connections wasn't as easy as I'd hoped. I had to stop over in New York, another in Atlanta, in Atlanta, Georgia. So it was nearly 7 p.m. by the time I landed in the busy rail road and manufacturing center with its stockyards and business and cotton tobacco fruit poultry

lumber. And the hooks that called well might still be waiting for me in his office. I grabbed a taxi. That's item two, a buck E.D. five. We're so high. You know the address of the amalgamated life building?