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Amos, this seems like Sunday.
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Well, it is Sunday.
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You see, Andy, we is on the radio now every
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Sunday on CBS for Rental.
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That's right.
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Rental, new Rental with Solium, the scientific sunlight ingredient, brings
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you the Amos and Andy Show.
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Yes, sir.
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Rinse-O, the soap that contains sodium, the sunlight ingredient, brings
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you a full half hour of entertainment with Lou Lubin,
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Eddie Green, Ernestine Wade, the Jubilaires, Jeff Alexander's orchestra and chorus,
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and radio's all-time favorites, Amos and Andy. And now, Lieber
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Brothers Company, the makers of Rinto, invite you to sit back, relax,
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and enjoy the Amos and Andy Show. Well, the kingfish's wife, Sapphire,
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has decided to visit her relatives in Chicago. The time
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for her departure has arrived, and we find Sapphire and
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the kingfish sitting in the waiting room at the railroad station.
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George, you know, I'm going to be away for ten days,
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and that's longer than I figured on.
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What about money?
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Money? Well, just send me a few bucks whenever you can, honey.
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You know, I'm thinking this ought to be a nice
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trip for you, honey.
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You know, George, this is going to be a long
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trip by myself on this train.
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Oh, by the way, here's the package.
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Oh, this is so thoughtful of you. Is it something
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for me to do on the train?
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No, it's something for you to do in Chicago. It's
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my laundry. I....
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You take that back home and wash it yourself.
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All right, all right, I'll wash it. You don't have
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to pop me on the head with it.
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Say, George, look at the time.
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You'd better get on down to the platform.
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Yeah, you're right. We'd better get on there.
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And, George, you ain't going to make me carry my
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suitcase to the train like you done last time.
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Is you?
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No, honey, not only ain't you going to carry it,
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but I ain't going to carry it neither. This time
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we're going to do the thing right. Oh, Redcap. Hey, Redcap. Yes, sir?
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Can my wife borrow your hand truck, please? Yes! Well,
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it's five o'clock. I might as well hang around the
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lodge for a little supper, I guess. Maybe some crazy
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brother will come in and pay his dues. Uh, come in.
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Oh, pardon me, but I'm lost.
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Could you tell me where I could find the New
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York Tourist Sightseeing Service?
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New York Tourist Sightseeing Service. Yes, ma'am. Uh, you go
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down to the next corner and you turn to your right. Uh...
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Are you going to take the sightseeing tour?
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Yes, I've never been to New York before, and I'd
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like to see the sights.
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Yeah, well, there's one block down, turn to your right,
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and down on the left hand side... What is the
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charge for the tour?
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Ten dollars a day.
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Yeah, that's one block down that way, and then one
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block there. You're just going to sightsee for one day, huh?
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Oh, no, I'm going to sightsee every day for a week.
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Yeah, well, you go down... Why don't you take our
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sightseeing service?
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All right.
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Oh, is this office of the sightseeing company, too?
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Oh, yeah, we is the largest sightseeing company in the world.
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Well, that's wonderful. I'll take your tour. What do you charge?
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Oh, same as the other one, $ 10 a day. It's
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a standard racket all over, yeah.
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Well, could you book me for the tour?
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My name is Lucia Benson, and I'm staying at the
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Lenox Arms Hotel.
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All right, I'll be here tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
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Well, will the bus be very crowded?
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A bus?
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Uh, you was thinking of the old-fashioned sightseeing tour, madam. Uh,
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we was going to take you on what we call
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the intimate tour.
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Well, uh, how do we go from place to place?
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How do we go? Ha, ha, ha. You hoof it. Oh,
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a walking tour.
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Well, that might be an idea, that.
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Well, I'll see you at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Goodbye,
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Miss Benson. Well, $ 10 a day.
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Is $ 70.
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That's $ 70. Hmm, that ain't bad. Think I'll drop by
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the drugstore and get a couple of pounds of foot
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powder and some mustard. Well, come in, Henry. Hey, Kingfish,
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who was.
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The charming gazelle that just flitted by?
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Oh, that was Miss Benson, Henry. You see, I done
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opened up a sightseeing service, and I gonna take her
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on a walking tour of New York City. I paid
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him a poor fee.
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Yeah, well, why don't you get Andy to take her
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on the walking tour? He might enjoy it.
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You know, he's always receptive to feminine funker dudes.
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Well, well, well. Uncle Toot is good for him, all right.
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I don't want Andy to get the money, though, you see. Hey,
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wait a minute, though. If there was only some way
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that I could get Andy to take her around town
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without him finding out, it was a sightseeing tour.
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Yes, but that's going to be hard, Kingfish. You know,
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Andy would have to do more walking than the policeman.
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Hey, wait a minute, Henry. I think I got something there.
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I'll afford Andy to the FBI and tell him the
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gal is a fire something, and it's his duty to
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take her around. I'll get him to work the first
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week for nothing as his basic training.
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Yes, well, I don't think you'll have much trouble getting
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Andy to be around with that gal.
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Oh, yes, that Miss Benson is some number, ain't she?
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Oh, yes. You know, whenever I brush shoulders with a
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gal of that type, I immediately compare her with my wife.
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Yes, me too, Henry.
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But, you know, Kingfish, we're not so bad off, though.
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No.
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While Miss Benson may have charm, beauty, grace, and loveliness,
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our wives are stable.
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They got common sense. They got.
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Say, Kingfish, I believe we're getting the short end of this.
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Yeah. Well, here come Andy now. Better get on the telephone.
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Well, hello there, Kingfish. Say, what is that sign on
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your door? Secret FBI headquarters.
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Fires keep out.
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Just a minute, Andy.
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I was on a direct wire here with headquarters down
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in Washington, D.C. I'm talking in codes. Hello? Evil Fox.
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This is X-9. Wilco, Roger, over, Geronimo. And give that
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to the head man down in Washington, will you? Well,
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I'll tell you his name and code. Yeah, Edgar, vacuum cleaner.
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Well, what's that?
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Well, thanks a lot. Two dots and a dash to you, too.
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So long.
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Hey, Kingfish, how'd you ever get a job.
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With the FBI? Well, I tell you, Andy, this morning
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I went down to the unemployment office, and while I
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was down there, a job come up with the FBI. Naturally,
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I got it because of seniority. What do you mean, seniority? Well,
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I ain't worked longer than anybody else in the place.
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Well, is you with the FBI now?
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If I were them, I was working on one of
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the biggest cases they got.
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What kind of case, Capers?
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Well, it's supposed to be a secret, Henry, but I
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know you will keep it quiet. There was a girl
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staying at the Lennox Arms Hotel by the name of
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Lucy Benson, and we of the FBI think she is
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a European spy. No fooling.
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What made you think so?
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Well, the first thing that happened that roused up our
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suspicion was a little thing that It happened at the hotel.
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It might have passed without nobody noticing it. Yeah?
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What was that?
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She come down into the lobby with a pick and
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shovel and asked the desk clerk if he could
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her to the nearest uranium mine. Now, tell me this.
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Why don't the FBI put her under arrest?
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Well, we can't do it till we get some evidence
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on her. Last week, we was trailing her, and she
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went through a secret atom bomb factory, but we couldn't
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do nothing about it because she paid the regular 25-cent
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sightseeing fare, you see. Well, what is she going to
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do about trapping her? Well, now she's making believe that
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she is a tourist while she is subverting the country.
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So what we're going to do is to disguise a
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secret agent as a sightseeing guide and take her around
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and kind of keep tabs on her, see? Say, Andrew,
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I just thought here. How would you like to join
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up with the FBI and handle the job?
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Ain't interested, Kingfish.
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Oh, you'll be doing the FBI a great service.
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Sorry, too dangerous.
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The spy is a beautiful figure and she's a good-looking gal.
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Shake hands with your new FBI man.
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Now, put it down and shake hands. Glad to have
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you with us. Now, the first thing I've got to
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do now is to give you the FBI oath. Okay, okay.
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All right, and to take the pledge. Here we go. I,
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Andrew H. Brown, swear to keep my big mouth shut
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and to walk my feet off on the country. I
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also swear not to tell anybody that I was an
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FBI agent and to go on looking stupid so nobody
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will suspect that I was suspecting them. I do. All right.
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Report here tomorrow morning, 9 o'clock, Ender. FBI man Brown,
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you can now start walking spy Lucid Benson around town.
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What do you mean, walk?
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Don't I get an automobile?
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No, Ender.
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Use the sign that the FBI Foreign Spy Division dismounted. Ender,
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as long as you is on a special mission, we
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better synchronize our watches.
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Yeah, well, I'll tell you the truth, Kingfish. My watch
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is down at Honest Joe's Pawn Shop.
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Happen to think mine's down there, too. Let's call up
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Joe and have him to synchronize them.
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Well, I hope this works out and we catch her.
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And if, when we close in on her, it's going
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to be like that fella that had the walls fall
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on him at one time.
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What fella?
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And if, let me tell you about old Joshua.
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Yeah, we'll tell you about old Joshua. May the walls
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of Jericho come a-tumbling down.
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Good morning, Sister Mary. Well, how do you do, Brother John? Well,
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I won't stop and talk with you and tell you
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how I come along. Well, I know you done heard
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about Joshua. He was a son of none. He'd never stop.
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His workin' too.
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And I tell you, work was done for that mornin'. Justice,
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the battle of Jericho.
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Jerry Cole!
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Jerry Cole!
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Judge, it's the Battle of Jerry Cole, and the war.
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Comes tumbling down.
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Yes, you may talk about the King of Gideon. You
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may brag about your men of Saul. Train men like
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Joshua at the Battle of Jerry Cole. Now they tell.
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The good Lord that Joshua's.
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Spear was well and that will be long.
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And the foot of the hip was the double-edged sword, and.
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His mouth was the gospel horn. But bold and brave,
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he put the salvation in his heart. God blowed him
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a lamb on, the judge recried, please, the devil can't
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do you no harm.
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Can't warn him, judge, it's the Battle of Jericho.
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Jericho, Jericho, such a bitter battle of Jericho, and the.
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Walls come a-tumbling down.
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Then up through the walls of Jericho, they march with
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spear in their hand. Go, go, them ram horns, just
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like a battle in my hand.
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Then the ram-a-lam horns begin to blow, the trumpets begin
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to sound. Oh, just a wakeful cry, glory, and the
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walls come a-tumbling down.
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Then the ram-a-lam horns begin to blow, and the trumpets
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begin to sound.
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Oh, Joshua shouted, glory!
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And the walls come a-thumbling down for that morning. Joshua
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spent the battle round Jericho, around Jericho, around Jericho. Joshua
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spent the battle round Jericho, and the walls come a-thumbling down.
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This is John Lake. Now, I'm going to talk about Rinseau.
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New Rinseau with Solium. And all I want to do
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is tell you a simple fact. New Rinseau with Solium
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gets white clothes whiter than new. And washable colors brighter
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than brand new. That's right, not just whiter, but whiter
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than new. And washable colors not just brighter, but brighter
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than brand new. Now, I think you'd better try new
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Rinseau and see it happen yourself.
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The secret is Solium.
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Rinseau's new, amazing, scientific sunlight ingredients. And new Rinseau is
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so wonderful, it's such an entirely new idea in washing clothes,
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it will even do this. Clothes that are dried indoors.
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Wash that's dried in the cellar or the attic will
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turn out really bright. Rinseau with Tholium puts sunshine in
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your wash. Rinseau is safe for clothes and so kind
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to hands. Next wash day, better try new Rinseau yourself. Remember,
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only new Rinseau contains solium.
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Well, Shorty DeBarber, what is you doing in your shop
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with the windows wide open, your coat off on a
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cold day like this? Oh, this is great.
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It'll make the red cobblestone for your body bigger. A
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healthy man like me is going to have to fight that.
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I'm so healthy that nothing bothers me.
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I'll get you.
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I'll get you, Aspen Cabbage.
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Hey, uh, Shorty, look here. Did you see Andy today?
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Andy was in here a little while ago, kid.
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He told me about this beautiful gal he was taking
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around town sightseeing.
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Andy says he's working with
the FBI. Yeah, he's a
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secret agent. And keep this under your hat, Shorty. The
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gal is a spy.
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Spy, huh?
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You know, that reminds me. I was a police detective
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once myself. My very first case involved a suspicious woman, too.
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We had to get her. So the chief said to me,
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he sent me up to her apartment. He said, Shorty,
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bring her here. I said, okay, chief. I had handcuffs.
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I had two pistols. I even had a state jacket.
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So I went right up to her apartment and knocked
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on the door. And I... You know, King, the thing
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didn't work out. Oh. Why, Shorty?
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She wouldn't let me in.
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Hey, look here.
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Shorty, did Andy tell you anything else when he was here? No,
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just that he was taking this gal outside for you
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and that she'd give him $ 10 as a fee. Say,
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wait a minute. You say that she'd give him $ 10? Oh, me?
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She'd given the money to him instead of me? I
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got to think of some way to do both that
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and some way to straighten that out fast. You know, Ken,
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I really envy you going around with a beautiful girl
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like that. I went around with a beautiful girl once, too,
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but she said I was too short for her. Imagine that.
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She said you were too short for her? Mm-hmm. That's right.
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And I made up my mind right then and there.
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I made up my mind right then and.
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There that I would grow taller like other fellas. You
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were saying you were going to grow taller, huh? Mm-hmm.
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And sure enough, after working hard for a year, I
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increased my height by two full inches. Well, how'd you
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do it, shorty? Oh, very simple.
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I took different kinds of vitamins.
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I went to a gymnasium.
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I ate special food.
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I would.
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Elevator shoes. Well, if I can just convince Andy that
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he has done betrayed the FBI by taking $ 10 from Ms.
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Benson, maybe I can get it back.
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Oh, here comes Andy now.
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Hello there, Kingfish. Hey, what you reading there?
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Andy, I'm glad you're here. I was just looking over
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a bulletin I received and pulled from Washington listing the
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unfaithful employees of the government. It's called the Traders of
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the Month. Well, who's on the list this month? Well,
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I just uncoded it here now. It say here the
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following is the list of traders wanted by the government.
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Axis Salad, Tokyo Rose, Lord Ha Ha, and Andy Brown.
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What is this? Wait a minute here, wait a minute.
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You mean my name is on the list of traitors?
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Yeah, there it is right there, playing with the nose
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on your face, writing them dots and dashes. There it
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is right there.
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Yeah, well, Kingfish, why would they have my name on
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the list of traitors?
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Well, I don't know, Andy. Has you done anything against
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the United States government in any way? Like accepting money
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from a girl's spa or anything like that?
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Well, I just happened to think. This afternoon, Lucy Benson
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gave me $ 10 for today's tour while we were sitting
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on a bench in Central Park feeding the pigeons. But
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how could the FBI find out about that so quick?
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Them was carrier pigeons, Ender. You know, the FBI has
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adopted nothing.
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Yeah, that FBI is smart all right, ain't they?
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Yes, you're right, Ender. Look at the way they caught
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Benedict Arnold. How'd they do that? Well, he went into
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the theater one night and they heard Usher was a G-man.
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He happened to hear Benedict Arnold hissing at one of
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the newsreel shots of the American Revolution. And he turned
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him in right in. Yeah? Well, what'd they do to Benedict? Well,
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they didn't waste no time with traitors, you know. They
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strung him right up in the lobby of the theater
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right next to the popcorn machine. He kicked so much
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--> 00:16:47.399
he spattered butter all over the lobby. I'm right.
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Well, listen, Kingfish, I can't imagine the FBI looking for
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a gal as nice as Lucy Benson.
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Well, now, that's just the imprint that she gives, Andy.
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Take a tip. Don't get too friendly with her. Another
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one of our agents made a big mistake of kissing her.
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Two minutes later, he was dead.
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What'd she do, Kingfish? Shoot him?
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No, the only thing we could figure out, she had
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a hypodermic needle and a pivot tooth.
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Yes, Andy.
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It was like a snake bite with one fang. Well,
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tell me this, Kingfish.
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Who is she spying for?
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Spying for? For foreign countries, Andy. Did you know that
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there are certain countries on the European continent That ain't
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worried about the United States Army, the United States Navy,
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the Air Force. What they is after is the American underground. Underground? Yeah,
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Fort Knox.
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You know, Kingfish, this gal Lucy Benson sound like a
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dangerous woman. I'm going out with her again. And if
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she makes one false move, I'm going to turn her
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into the police.
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Well, now, that's the spirit. And just give me the
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$ 10 now, though, and I'll return it to headquarters in Washington.
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Yeah, and Kingfish, please be sure and explain to Mr.
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Hoover that I ain't no traitor to our country, would you?
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Yes, and if I can get a hold of that
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pigeon in Central Park, I'll straighten him out, too. Well, hi, Amos, hi.
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Come in. Well, hi there, fellas. Did you leave in Kingfish? Oh, yeah,
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just going out. See you later. So long, fellas.
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So long.
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So long, Kingfish. Well, Andy, I ain't seen you for
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a couple of days. What's new with you?
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Amos, I got a big job now. I'm working as
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a trader for the FBI.
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Well, that's a good job. You was doing what? Say
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that again, will you?
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Listen, Amos, I got to take out a girl that
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was in the American Revolution selling popcorn.
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What? Snake drama, too. You know, it seems like every
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time I see you lately, you have been saying strange things,
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haven't you?
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Oh, no. On account of the FBI, I was talking
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in code.
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Well, you was always talking in code, or you're talking
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in circles, or you're talking crazy. Now, tell me in
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plain English once, what is you doing?
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Ain't nobody listening, is it?
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No.
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I was flying to Washington to see some pigeon that's
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got a pivot tooth. Say, Kingfish, I gotta see you
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right away.
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Yeah, well, come in, Andy. What you been doing since yesterday?
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Well, Kingfish, you know I've been watching this gal Lucy
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Benson like a hawk.
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Oh, that's fine, Andy. Yeah, that's fine.
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And, Kingfish, I done turned her over to the police
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this morning.
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Yeah, that's the spirit. I like this. I like, uh...
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You done turned her over to the police?
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Yeah.
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We was down by the water, and I caught her
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taking pictures of a battleship. So I called the police,
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swore I'd warn her, and had her thrown in jail.
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Well, now, let's everybody calm down around here now. You
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ain't done gone berserk in the head and had nobody
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arrested and put in jail, is you?
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Look, if that's Mr. Hoover, tell him about it, will you?
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Uh, hello?
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Hello, this is Lucy Benton.
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Oh, yeah, now, wait a minute. I can explain the
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whole thing.
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You are going to explain nothing. I've never been so
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mortified my whole life.
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I've just been released from jail, and I'm going to
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sue you both.
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For $ 5, 000 for false arrest.
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Yeah, but listen.
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I'll see you in
court.
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Goodbye.
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And that was Lucy Benson.
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That gal's in plenty of trouble, all right.
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What's my next case, Kingfish? I think it'll come up
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in court in a couple of days. Let's go over
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and see Stonewall, the lawyer, will you?
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All right, there are only five more days to enter
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Lieber's Great Mercury Day Contest, so get your entries in
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right away. Prizes in all are $ 100, 000 in new cars
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and cash. Here are the names of five winners, each
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of whom won a brand-new 1949 Mercury.
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Mrs. Alvin M.
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David, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Mrs.
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John Berkmeyer, Chicago, Illinois.
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Mrs.
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V.E.
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Scribner, Gloucester Courthouse, Virginia.
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Mrs.
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Frances Niari, Honolulu, Hawaii. And Mrs. Ann Cameron, Riverside, California. Yes,
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each one of those people won a new Mercury sedan,
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and you can do it, too. All you have to
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do is finish this statement in 25 words or less.
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I like Rinseau because. That's all. Send your entry with
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one Rinseau box top to Lieber's Mercury a Day contest,
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Box 3, New York 8, New York. That's Box 3,
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New York 8. Enter as many times as you like
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with the name of your storekeeper on each entry. Only
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residents of continental United States, Alaska, and.
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Hawaii are eligible.
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Follow the complete rules on the entry blank you can
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get at your store. You can win a new Mercury
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four-door sedan. So enter Lieber's Great Contest every day until
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it closes next Friday.
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I'm going to warn you spectators for the last time.
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If there's any more noise in this courtroom, I shall
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ask you to leave.
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The plaintiff's counsel may proceed with the questioning.
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Thank you, Your Honor.
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Now, Miss Benson, will you continue with your testimony?
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Well, like I was saying, I.
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Was going to look up some distant relatives of Mama's,
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but I lost their name on address, and then I
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ran into these men who told me they were sightseeing guys.
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And besides paying.
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Them $ 70, they had me falsely arrested.
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I think that'll be all, Miss Benson.
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Yes.
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If Mr.
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Stonewall, the attorney for the defense, would care to cross-examine
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Miss Benson, he may do so.
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Yes, Your Honor. Be there in a second. Get up
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there now, Stonewall, and go to work.
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Listen, Kingfish, I'm going to start some fireworks.
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Now, you watch me go into action.
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I got a question, yes, that'll blow this case wide open.
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Guess where the fireworks really start.
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Will the defense attorney proceed?
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Yes. Now, Miss Benson, is it.
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Not true that under the alias.
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Of Maggie Bronson, you served an eight-year prison stretch in
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the Ohio State Penitentiary for armed robbery in 1926? I
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hardly think so.
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I wasn't born till 1928. So much for the fireworks.
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You are?
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Now, that's all the questioning. Could I recall one of
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the defendants, Mr. George, feeding back to Stan? You may. Mr.
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Stanton?
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Come on, take the stand, bub.
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Yeah, yeah, they're coming, Stonewall. What you want to ask me?
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Sit down. Yeah.
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Now, Mr.
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Stanton, when this poor, innocent girl first walked into your office,
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you had no intention of.
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Frauding her out of her savings, did you?
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No, sir, I did not. Oh. Well, just when did
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you get the idea, Jeff and I? Your Honor, I
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object to him asking me that question. Yes, it does
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seem to be rather a peculiar question. Oh, don't worry
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about me, Judge.
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I know what I'm doing every minute.
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After
all, I've been defending crooks like this.
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For 20 years.
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Right.
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Do you want to think of something to say in
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my favor, will you? Relax, bug. After all, I'm skipping
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over your police records.
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Hurry this case along, please.
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No, all right. No more questions. Get off the stand, bud,
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while you got a chance. Yeah.
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Your Honor.
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Your Honor, as attorney for the plaintiff, I would like
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to ask the other defendant, Mr. Andrew Brown, to take
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the witness stand for a few more questions.
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You want to jump there, Andy?
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Look, keep your big mouth shut, too. Have a seat, Mr.
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Brown.
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Now, Mr.
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Brown, suppose you tell the court what possible reason you
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had for causing Miss Benson's arrest.
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I had to do it.
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You see, I was an FBI man.
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Oh, so now you're an FBI man. Your Honor, I object.
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On what grounds?
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Well, Mr.
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Brown posing as an FBI man is another crime entirely.
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I think we ought to first find him guilty on
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this one here.
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This case is taking entirely too much time. Your Honor,
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excuse me for speaking up here, but I just had
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a thought. Couldn't we settle this here thing under court? Well, now,
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that might be an idea. Yeah, I think you see
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what we could do here. Well, then, here's my house.
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Thanks for walking home with me. I'll go on in.
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You know, Sapphire got in town today.
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Oh, she got back in town, huh?
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Yeah, I'm glad she didn't get here while that fire
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was going on yesterday. Yes, sir. By the way, what
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did you tell that Lucy Benson about settling out of court?
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Just what you told me. I said that you done
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skipped out of town on a cattle boat and gone
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to South America with.
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All our money. Yeah, well, I'll kind
of lay low
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until she gets out of town. When is she leaving?
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Well, she can't stay long.
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She's broke.
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She told me she was moving out of the hotel today.
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Yeah. Well, if you see her again, Andy, tell her
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that I'm still in South America. Well, I'll get on
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in the house. Thank you a lot, Andy. So long,
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old boy.
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Remember me to your wife.
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Is that you, George? Hello there, honey. Well, welcome back.
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Hello, George.
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Well, did you enjoy visiting all of your relatives?
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Oh, yes, and we're going to have a guest now.
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00:26:16.119 --> 00:26:16.859
Yeah, who's coming?
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A cousin of mine.
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That I ain't seen in 20 years.
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Come on in the park. Oh, yeah.
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Now, this is my husband, Joyce Stevens. This is Lucy Benson.
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Oh, no.
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Let me in.
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Oh, wait a minute.
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Amos, do you know what our announcer, Mr. Lake, says
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about Rinseau with Solium?
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Amos, I'd like to emphasize that Rinseau with Solium gets
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Good night, folks.
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See you next Sunday.
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Be sure to be with us.
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Next Sunday at the same time when Lever Brothers Company's
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Makers of Purinco with Solium will.
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Again present the Amos and Andy Show.
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Until then, good night to all of you from.
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All of us.
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Yes, but doctors have proved it.
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Be sure and listen to the Amos and Andy show
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at the same time next Sunday.
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And on the 25th of this month, you can also.
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