The Shankar Diamond Matter (AFRTS)

From Hollywood, it's time now for... Johnny Deller. Hi, Johnny. This is Steve Kilmer, of Propidential Life and Casually. Steve, it's been a couple of years. Yeah, I know. Listen, Johnny, how'd you like to attend the wedding?

Well, why not as long as it isn't mine? Yeah, I know what you mean. Oh, you're a bachelor too, huh? Well, I would be if it weren't for a wife, four kids and a couple of grandchildren.

Whoops. Johnny, do you buy any chance to remember Martha Mayfield, Maryman? The old gal down in New York, consolidated tire and rubber company? Yeah, and a half a dozen other companies. Well, sure, one of my old sweethearts.

Don't you remember back in 57 when I cleared up that false report of her death? Well, I thought she rigged out herself in order to make a killing in the stock market. Well, of course she did.

But Steve, she must be 73 or 4 years old. 74. Well, don't tell me she's getting married again. No, it's her son, Andrew. Oh. But she insists that you be among those present at the ceremony.

Well, now that's kind of funny. Now, what a why. She anticipates trouble to some kind. Johnny? Uh, okay Steve. I'll run on down there. 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 1 of yours truly... Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. To the providential life and casually insurance company home office, Hartford, Connecticut. Following us in the kind of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Shankar Diamond matter, expense account item 178, trained in New York and a care