The adventures of Sam spade detective brought to you by wild root cream oil hair tonic the non-alcoholic hair tonic that contains Lanolin wild root cream oil again and again the choice of men who put good grooming first Sam sweetheart any calls only one Sam Lieutenant Dundee of homicide he wants you to drop around so they can get your formal statement No hurry not now. He told me what happened Sam. I'm sorry. Yeah, so am I I guess he was one of your oldest friends? Wasn't he you don't make any friends in this business? I mean you can write that in your book now, and I'll give you the rest of it when I get there You sound tired Sam. Wouldn't you rather just what baby?  Stay there if he I'll come on down and dictate my report on the dick-fully caper Dashel Hammett America's leading detective fiction writer and creator of Sam spade the hard-boiled private eye and William Spear Radio's outstanding producer director of mystery and crime drama join their talents to make your hair stand on end with the adventures of Sam space Presented by the makers of wild root cream oil for the hair No two ways about it folks hair That's well groomed can make all the difference in the world to a person's overall appearance That's why so many men women boys and girls are turning to the famous non-alcoholic hair tonic with Lanolin wild root cream oil Wild root cream oil grooms your hair neatly and naturally relieves dryness removes loose dandruff If you haven't tried it before you'll want to get wild root cream oil in a new 25 cent get acquainted size Yes, get wild root cream oil again and again the choice of men and women and children too And now with Howard Duff starring a spade wild root brings to the air the greatest private detective of them all in the adventures of Sam spade And that shaky Just for the top of the glass Yeah, what you said over the phone about not making any friends in this business You didn't really mean that did you forget it you can label this file on dick Foley date fill it in to Dundee at homicide I guess from Samuel spade license number with these seven five nine six Facts are all here if you can dig a formal statement out of it, you're welcome I'd known dick Foley ever since I took out my license We'd worked several big capers together back in my days as a continental lot He and Mickey line a hand and I then he and Mickey opened their own office Foley and line a hand private investigations Five years back Mickey stopped the slug and since then the sign on the door read dick Foley detective agency I'd seen dick maybe four or five times in the last half a dozen years just to have a drink and chew the fat about the good old days You never talked about his private life. I assumed he didn't have any So when I went to his office day before yesterday in response to his call I was surprised to find him in a clinch with one of the most beautiful nails. I've ever seen oh Oh Sam Shall I come back after lunch? Oh Sam this is Maxine my wife Don't deserve it, but I'm happy for you I'll return the compliment Sam.   Sam's here on business.  Won't you Sam? I will indeed draw up a chair, Sam. Hmm sit down.  I'm very happily married now. Please pay attention. I Claude Spicer. Yeah. Yeah, I remember the caper wasn't there a damn involved Well Spicer had a girlfriend, but the cops gave her a good bill of health Spicer went up for a five-year stretch. They sprung him last month. Whatever happened to that day Now look about Spicer. He gun him for you You hit it How scared am I? Well enough to ask you for help Sam. What's eating them just revenge Sam I wouldn't tell us to anybody but you But all the facts of that caper didn't come out at that time. I Sort of that I'll come well I couldn't a state and business in San Francisco if it been generally known that my partner was the inside man on a jewelry store Heist Mickey. Yeah, Mickey Liner and You and I are both great at choosing partners Sam They both deserved what they got only one difference I sent up the killer that plugged my partner Some people thought the way you gave evidence at Spicer's murder trial wasn't so hot well He was alibi'd Sam. In fact, the robbery was his alibi for the murder. I don't know how he managed it I've been trying for five years to figure it out Spice is afraid I might succeed someday. That's why he's out to get me. What's he waiting for? Oh, I don't know He won't do it simple. He'll have a fancy plan like the other time. He's tricky Where's he staying at the Belvedere? Here's his mug. I Kept a plant on the building for a couple of days, but he stayed holed up in his room. I think he spotted me Okay, that guy give it a buzz. Oh wait a minute Sam. Yeah I'm not asking you to do this for love Standard fee 25 and whiskey money. Okay, forget it.  I've got to talk to you. My pleasure. Shall we confer in an adjacent cafe?  Please How's this black watch? Yeah looks dark enough. Oh that booth in the corner. It's secluded. Why not? Slide in no over here still but not facing the street. Sorry. I'm not much good at this sort of thing Sam I'm not asking you to tell me what it is. But if he's in really bad trouble, I think I have a right to know What makes you think he's in trouble? Well, I'm not blind You can't live with a man and not sense it when something goes wrong. I never thought dick was the type to show it Oh, he's he's tried to hide it for me and I haven't said anything I thought if he wanted me to know he'd tell me it was a wise thought hold on to it Well, I meant to but then a terrible possibility crossed my mind Sam it isn't me is it in what way? Well, you know what I mean He's been away from home nights so much lately and he questions me so closely about where I go and who I see and so on and I Well, I may as well ask you right out did he hire you to check up on me Then that is it No You're not lying to me say why should I Dick says you're almost as old as friend. He's talked so much about you and he must have told you I don't do that type of work Why do you keep looking at me if sorry trying to place you Maxine? I keep thinking I've seen you someplace before Must have been my picture. I was an actress. Yeah picture Yeah, maybe that was it Why do you say it like that like what was if you were angry with me because I just got the caption on the picture Yes, I had and the caption was from a newspaper circa 1943 and it read Actress lovely cleared in Lannaghan sling. I Flashed my 10 star at the room clerk at the Belvedere learned that Claude Spicer was in and stuck around to make sure the clerk didn't buzz the room to tip him off Around four in the p.m. Spicer went out very dressed up umbrella gloves and all he walked down Gary to Grant and turned north Cold San Francisco drizzle started blowing up from the bay. I wish they'd brought my overcoat a Half a block up from California. He entered Grayson's jewelry store. I peeked through the rainstreak show window after Inside pouring eagerly through a tray full of diamond clips while a long-suffering clerk I had her hopelessly from his side of the counter was the actress lovely Maxine shot Spicer a quick glance of recognition as he entered but they didn't speak He took up a pose of gentlemanly patience shrugged his eyebrows sympathetically at the clerk And leaned elegantly on his umbrella while Maxine found fault with every piece of jewelry that was shoved in front of it The board expression left his face only once that was when the clerk opened the vault and brought out some unset stones Their act may have been fooling the clerk But it was as plain as the nose on Spicer's face a very plain nose It was that they were sizing up the joint for a pushover Maxine left first he stayed long enough to buy a cigarette lighter and then followed her out As I took out after him I stopped to read the sticker on the inside of the glass door It said these premises protected by Dick Foley detective agency Maxine was waiting for him at the corner I grabbed up a Chinese newspaper and used it to listen behind but I need them to bother They didn't seem to care ought to be about a million bucks. Why are you so disagreeable you ought to be feeling good feeling good Five years stretch I come out to find my girl married to the Joker that sent me up You didn't think it was such a bad idea at the time. Well, I do now Well after tonight will go east you and me together baby. He'll catch up with us wherever we go Oh, you should live so long. How do you mean that just like it sounds baby? Bye. Oh, don't leave. I'm gonna get some sleep. I'll need a clear head. I don't want to be alone. Oh Not even tonight. I don't want to be alone. See you later He went straight back to the Belvedere no stops picked up his key at the desk No messages took the elevator to the eighth floor let himself in the room 809 hung out the do not disturb sign closed and locked the door behind I Kept a plan on it till around midnight Then I lifted the do not disturb card from the doorknob and wedged it into the crack of the door It was a crafty move and I just finished doing it craftily when the door opened again in my face Huh boy, what are you doing here? Uh, nothing, sir. I I'm making a survey What I'm from the trotter pole trotter pole. It's like the gallop pole, but we're not in so much of a hurry Yeah, just kindly answer this question as a Democrat. Do you believe do we huh? I picked up the do not disturb card and wedged it back into the crack of his door There's any how stick knows except of course tiny stove with a night paper at the Belvedere If anybody opens the door like that the card will fall out and somebody will always hang it on the knob Another thing tiny doesn't know is never to draw to an inside straight We played nine different kinds of poker until 5 a.m. When I thought I'd go up and have another look All was quiet on the eighth floor from the elevator bank. I could see room 809 The morning paper was shoved under his door and my do not disturb sign was apparently where I had planted it I tip-toed up to make sure Huh boy, what do you want me paper boy, sir your morning paper you get around Good news in the paper sir interesting interesting Jewelry store heist up on Grand Avenue. Oh, yes, sir. Our paper only comes what I grabbed the paper from under 805 It was the headline I could have expected if Spicer had left his room without my knowing it Grayson's jewelry store the sharpie and Maxine at case that afternoon had been taken for an estimated million bucks in uncut gems But Spicer's door hadn't been opened and there was no other exit. I Sat down and fought and what I thought of was that that sticker on the front door of Grayson's Said these promises protected by Dick Foley detective agency On the 6 a.m. Oakland ferry boat fell this way blindly out of a slip Claude Spicer was aboard and so was I Should have been getting lighter, but it wasn't the fog was thickening over the harbor and most of the passengers were inside drinking coffee Spicer didn't go in he climbed up to the boat deck and stood at the rail under the pilots house I planted between two wet paint signs and waited not for long I couldn't make out any features on the man who came up and joined them They stood face-to-face not more than a foot apart and talking voices that couldn't get to me through the racket of the Foghorns on the harbor what spoke loud enough for me to hear was a gun They seem to fall into each other's arms then collapsed in a heap on the deck When I got to the spot only the dead one was there it was Spicer The other man had disappeared around the corner of the deck house a ray of light from the pilots window swept over him And I saw a gun that'll shine in his hand and then spin out over the rail as he threw it What oh, it's you Sam. Oh, it's a fridge. You'd lost him. What did you do it for dick? I had my reason Sam not trust me I'll keep you in the clear how long as long as I go on playing sucker for you What do you think I hired you for maybe I was supposed to say you killed him in self-defense Maybe I was supposed to see him making passes at your wife if you needed that Sam you've got I've worked for killers before I've even worked for thieves but not for a detective that knocks over a place He's supposed to be protecting Sam. It's not a servant for the cop stick. I'm turning in when we get to open No, you're not saying that come back. Let go me I'm going over the side if you try to stop you're going with me Waterway from he got one foot over the rail and kicked out at me with the other it caught me on the point of the chin Stumbled forward and grabbed out flying Mr. Caught him by the belt just as he jumped I remember something pulling me halfway over the rail and trying to get free of it I did but not soon enough. 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I Was somewhere in San Francisco Bay, and that was all I knew I suspected the current was sweeping me out toward the golden gate And a light came up ahead of me suddenly A boat passing a few yards away. I lifted my head and screamed The boat siren crying as warning drowned out my shots went on past and the fog closed in behind it Then I heard a new song See girls I swam towards it and it seemed to get lighter Part of it was the dawn light beginning to cut through the fog blanket But there was also a strange-looking man standing on the water and waving a green lantern back and forth I Yelled at him to wait for me in a seagull got off his hat and flew away I got closer. I thought it was not a man, but only a buoy channel type I used all the strength I had left to drag myself up in the base of it and let it rock me to see Hey me What's the word the brandy into Auguste? Yeah here get some of these done It ain't heaven you can tell that by the smell Fisherman's war. Yeah, take it easy. We got ambulance coming you go into the hospital. No, no, I'll be okay. Give me a hand.  We're tired of picking you up. I Thank the two kindly old Fisher folk for their interest in my welfare taught it up the pier fell into a taxi and went home Well, I soaked out some of my aches and pains and chills I did some stewing about the caper so far and stood up in a banger to carry me through to the finish. I Checked the Coast Guard the news of Dick Foley. They told me his body hadn't been recovered yet I got dressed and went over to his office the cops hadn't been there and went through the file cabinet And what I found under Foley private had me so interested that I didn't hear Maxine come in until she closed the door What are you looking for?    I won't listen to you. Okay.  Didn't he? Good try spending a night swimming around in circles in the middle of the harbor sometime see how you like that All right, it's true. Dick did help me out of that old jam. I'm not ashamed of it I'm proud our love was that important to him.  Dick was set up as a patsy the same way Mickey Liner hand was but he got Smart and pulled the trigger first stop it. Where did that hurt you fool?  He's not dead. I'm sure he isn't if he's not he's really in trouble. What do you mean by that? I found something here in the files that dick left just in case Spicer got to him first. What is it a Confession to Mickey Liner hands murder. That's impossible. Were you there? What are you gonna do with it turn it over to the police? But if he's still alive still counts unless he shows and revokes it, but I don't think he will why because I won't back up a Self-defense play on the spicer shooting, but you were dick's friend. You were his friend. I wouldn't ask him to do it for me Then what can I do for him? I'll do anything anything anything at all. Well if he stays away is as good as dead Becomes back you get a jury trial There are more men than women in the panel. He'd probably be acquitted on your testimony alone Do you really think he might have a chance with a jury? There's always a chance, but where is he? How can I get word to him? Well if he's not fish food by now There's one sure way of smoking them out something I can do nobody else. Please tell me anything sign a confession of your own Confession not Mickey Liner hands murder or anything that might nail you for swear that you shot Spicer You can always run neg make both of you look good sacrificing for each other How about it? All right Tell me what to write. I Did she signed it. I had every dispatcher to all the papers and new services and then I brought it down to the hall Naturally, you didn't believe a word of her confession Bendy But when I took you aside and explained my stratagem you endorsed it hardly and had her booked She pressed my hand and thanked me the look of resignation on her face was so real it was hard to believe she was faking When she turned her back to follow the matron down the corridor I saw why on the back of her coat. There was a smear of white paint. I Remembered the what the wet paint signs on the Oakland ferry boat Dick Foley gave himself up an hour after her confession hit the street Screamed and yelled at everybody in homicide trying to convince them that Maxine was innocent He should take the full rap and I'm afraid I cleared that when we confronted him with the autopsy surgeon's report He tried to bluff even then when he read it Pelladay ended right side between third and fourth ribs penetrated left lung Pelladay plural membrane side won't punch it. Well, so what Sam all three in the right side angling up. You see no I don't know why you even saw me on that boat.  Oh, cut it out dick What I saw was in the dark, but you two men were facing each other directly if I were gonna drop a man fast At close range face-to-face like that I would not put the gun in my left hand twisted around straining my wrist in the process and pull the trigger with my thumb Unless I were left-handed double jointed and a trickiest shot than you are I'd blast him straight through the middle all right All right. Yes, it was Maxine That's good Maybe you can get cured now Why don't you open up some more? Let me put it down like it was business All right, sir number one Maxine killed your partner Mickey line of hand five years ago probable motive to eliminate him and send spicer up for it Yeah, she Didn't figure on spicer being smart enough to confess to the robbery in that Alibot him for the murder to You purges yourself to clear Maxine of the murder motive to prevent the truth about your partner from coming out and Maxine Was motive enough for anything cut it out. Will you? sorry Three spicer forced you to team up with him in the jewelry heist. How? Well, he threatened to make a full confession his accessory to Mickey's killing I would have put the whole works on Maxine and leave him in the clear Can't be tried twice for the same crime for You decided to rub out spicer whether you could beat the rap and out and clear the books once and for all So you pretended to play along with him told Maxine to do the same and called me in a zampire. Yeah Sam I'm sorry. I Couldn't you lay off Maxine? Why did you have to? Oh, I thought you were my friend And that's about it Period and the friendship You mean the confession that you tricked her into making Turned out to that's it. I think what'll happen to him. Hmm.  Well, they got him on a number of things I suppose They take some time out of them But I think you'll be an okay guy again with her out of the way with her out of the way Sam go and type it up. Well, it's late. 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His mistake Effie was trying a quadruple play which has never been heard of in the history of baseball or crime All he wanted was to bat Maxine home safe But it usually figures when three men are out the side with tires Well, I don't understand baseball Sam and that's all right football will be here soon anyway, but I don't know night levy Good night sweetheart The adventures of Sam spade national Hammett's famous private detective are produced and directed by William Spear Sam spade is played by Howard Duff. Lerene Tuttle is Effie The adventures of Sam spade are written for radio by Bob Tollman and Gil Dowd Musical direction by Lut Glosken with score composed by Renee Garagang Join us again next Sunday when author dashel Hammett and producer William Spear join forces for another adventure with Sam spade Brought to you by Wild Root cream oil again and again the choice of men who put good grooming first This is dick joy reminding you to This is CBS the Columbia broadcasting system


It's time for the Lawn Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a presentation of the Lawn Jean Wettner Watch Company, maker of Lawn Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wettner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lawn Jean. Good evening, this is Frank Knight. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lawn Jean Chronoscope? From the CBS television news staff, Larry LeSœur, and Griffin Bancroft, our distinguished guest for this evening is the Honorable Val Peterson, administrator of the Federal Civil Defense. Well, as you know, our concerns about civil defense go in very sharply defined ups and downs, depending, of course, on what the Russians are doing at the moment. Well, at the moment, they seem to be flying doves of pee, so we'd like to ask our guest tonight just how long he thinks we can go on postponing real civil defense? We can't afford to postpone it at all because I wouldn't want to be brash enough to try to guess what the Russian intentions are at any given moment. I assume that they've made their intentions pretty clear to the people of the United States and of the world in recent years, and of course, their literature has made their intentions clear ever since 1917. Well, Governor Peterson, we postpone it our peril. I want to say, do you think space or time is on our side? I certainly couldn't say that it is. I have no reason to believe that it is. I hope it is, but I have no reason to believe that it is. Well, Governor Peterson, I wanted to ask, to what extent is civil defense a national problem on the national level, or to what extent is it a problem for the states and local communities? Well, our civil defense law in the United States at the present time is written in such a way that civil defense is a cooperative enterprise between the national government, the states, and the localities. And I suppose I'm the only individual in the federal government whose troops, so to speak, are under the control directly of the state authorities and the local authorities. And my job, of course, at the federal level is to gather information and to disseminate that information to the people in the states and in the cities. And we have unparalleled sources of information in the scientific agencies that are organized and active in Washington, and through the Department of Defense. And we do do a job of disseminating this information to the people in the 48 states that they couldn't do for themselves locally. Also, it is our job to exercise some leadership. And we provide some money for civil defense. Well, the actual control is on the local level. Do you think that's right, or do you think there should be more concentrated federal control? Well, that's a subject that you could debate. I mean, either one of us could take either side of it with a certain amount of logic. However, I'm inclined to think, and I've thought about this a good many times, and I've operated both at the local level, you see, as the governor of a state. As a matter of fact, we drew up the Civil Defense Act in my state during the time that I was in office. And now I'm operating at the national level. But there's a great deal of sense in having civil defense a local responsibility, because if and when this attack occurs upon the United States, the bombs will fall in the localities. And the job will be so big that no country in the world will ever be able to afford the luxury of a hired civil defense, because civil defense will involve your life and mine and every man, woman and child. And you couldn't put enough people in uniform.  If you want to live, you'll have to do something about it. Mr. Peterson would seem to me that in a cold war of unknown duration, that a lot of the long range planning would have to be done by the government rather than the communities would take, for example, the dispersal of industry. How about that? Well, we're that's right. We are doing long range planning at the national level, and that is perfectly proper. Now in the dispersal of industry, the responsibility in that field, it happens in the federal government rests with Dr. Arthur Fleming, who is at the head of the Office of Defense Mobilization. And the way in which he's going about to get dispersal of defense industries is by offering to them certain tax benefits if they build new defense plants outside of these congested metropolitan areas. And quite a little bit of that's going on at the present time. I'm sorry that I don't have the dollar figure in mind, but more of it than you would suspect is going on right now. Mr. Peterson, what what happens to your civil defense organizations when nothing is happening? Do they deteriorate or are they valuable to the community in any other way? Well actually the the only really good thing or bright side of this whole picture is that civil defense is a very sensible peacetime every day type of an organization for a community. Now one of my jobs at the national level by presidential order is to coordinate all activities of the federal government, all units of the federal government in disaster relief. Now we're always having in the United States, because we're such a large continental area, in the 48 states in the five territories, we're always having floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, large fires and in recent weeks we've had a whole series of hurricanes and we need a civilian machinery to meet those community disasters. We're going to have them forever and the only good thing about civil defense or one of the good things about civil defense is that the techniques and the machinery that we need to meet civilian disasters, peacetime disasters is exactly, are exactly the procedures and the machinery that we need to meet an atomic disaster. Well then you think in other words that even if we don't have a war that your civil defense effort will be worthwhile? Absolutely and as a matter of fact there is a lot more civil defense in the United States than you and I might think unless we look backwards and saw how far we have come and I could name for you community after community from Honolulu to New York where civil defense in some of its components is outstanding and doing a wonderful job and let me just name two or three of them. In Kenosha, Wisconsin I found one of the best auxiliary police units in America. It's a civil defense auxiliary police force we'll have to have such forces in event of any kind of an atomic or natural disaster. In Buffalo, New York there's a wonderful civilian defense auxiliary police force. In Honolulu they have one of the best and in all of Hawaii they have one of the best medical programs in America and that's due to the fact that they saw the necessity for one in those first few minutes following the bombing bombing of Pearl Harbor. In Memphis, Tennessee you find the amateur radio people organized in a very proficient manner and in other cities in the United States you will find the fire people well organized in the rescue field and it takes specific equipment and rescue techniques to save the lives of people when you're pulling them out of debris you just can't do it with a big strong back and and a willing willing hands at the time of the emergency. Mr. Peterson you were saying before that you wouldn't care to prophesize on whether time was on our side but how about the time that we need to erect systems of warning against possible attacks isn't that uh on our side at the moment aren't we doing something there. Well we're doing a good job in the United States to the best of my knowledge in this business and creating a vast detection system that will permit us to know when and if enemy bombers intrude into our area and it would let us know some four to six hours in advance of the arrival of those bombers over our great metropolitan cities and that time is absolutely vital we can't do anything in civil defense unless we get warning time. Now that detection system will be made up of picket ships at sea carrying radar equipment, land installations, radar and other listening devices and airplanes flying in the skies and I noticed a story in the paper just recently about one of the first flights of one of those airplanes out on the pacific coast and that detection system will have to extend all the way from Hawaii up over the north lands of Alaska and Canada to Iceland and Greenland and down to the Azores and if we're ever stupid enough to let the communists get into the south of us as they tried it one time last summer you remember then we'll have to have the same thing to the south. Now those systems must be in depth and then we'll get this warning time and our plans at the present time are to request the American cities to evacuate their populations get the people out because if these hydrogen or atomic weapons are dropped on these great cities there's just no hope for life on the part of the people who remain in them. Well Mr. Peterson as I understand it this detection system that you described is part of the military establishment rather than yours what exactly is your liaison with the military and what will they do and what will you do now the military in the united states is an arm of the president of the united states the secretary of defense Mr. Wilson is a lieutenant of the president of the united states for defense purposes I'm a lieutenant of the president of the united states for civil defense purposes or passive defense purposes we're in we're in exactly the same status with respect to the place where we report obviously the military organization the department of defense is a much larger a much better established and a much more expensive operation than the one that I had I'm not trying to make any invidious comparisons here in the responsibilities of the of the two jobs but uh um that I believe that answers your question Mr. Peterson have you ever given any thought to the command decision which would call for the evacuation of cities now would you wait for a declaration of war or for the dropping of a bomb you can't wait for a declaration of war in this modern age if these russian bombers intrude into the territory of the united states and canada the minute that our american air force finds them in the air and starts shooting world war number three has started what do you mean in other words that we cannot let an unidentified aircraft appear near our cities we cannot we cannot we cannot permit an unidentified aircraft to come in anywhere at all into the north american hemisphere uh because one airplane carrying one bomb in the future will be able to carry more explosive force in terms of tnt than all of the airplanes that bombed england in the whole last war or if you want to put it the other way around all of the airplanes that bombed germany in the last war well mr. Peterson when you speak of evacuation what about this uh this fallout we heard so much of it uh in the pacific aren't people like to be heard if they're evacuated by the by the radioactive cloud coming down 80 miles away well uh you have three effects primary effects when you explode an atomic or hydrogen weapon you have the blast effect and that a blast effect depending upon the size of the weapon will create total destruction for an area of a radius of a certain number of miles then you have a fire effect now then the first job is to get people out of the area where they're going to be killed certainly by blast or by fire now when you have get them out of the out of that area you face the third effect and that's the radioactivity radiological effect now we have known all the time about radioactivity there's nothing new about this and uh the thing that has made it more difficult in recent months is the fact that it's quite likely now that these tremendously large weapons will be detonated into the ground or near the ground close enough to the ground so they will cause to rise into the air tremendous quantities of dirt and debris of various sorts you will recall that in operation ivy the picture show picture operation ivy which showed the detonation of the first high thermonuclear device in history at n we talked in November 1952 that he blew a hole in the island there 175 feet deep and big enough to hold 14 pentagon buildings now that's a whale of a big hole now if you blow a hole like that that stuff goes up into the air now where does it go in the air it goes 40 50 60 thousand feet into the air now what goes up has to come down and so uh we've been familiar with this for a long time thank you very much mr peterson is very kind of come up and tell us about there the opinions expressed on the lawn gene chronoscope were those of the speakers the editorial board for this edition of the lawn gene chronoscope was larry lasir and griffing bankcroft our distinguished guest was the honorable val peterson administrator of federal civil defense this is frank knight reminding you that lawn gene and with nor watches are sold and serviced from coast to coast my more than 4 000 leading jurors who proudly display the sample agency for lawn gene with nor watches and be with us every monday wednesday and thursday at the same time for the program of the lawn gene chronoscope


Hello, I'm Didier Stavens and today we are looking at XPS files. Simply put, those are Microsoft version of PDF files and they have been used lately in phishing attacks. So let's take a look. So here we have our XPS file and it's actually a zip file as you can see here. So the XPS file format, XML paper specification by Microsoft is mainly XML files inside a zip container. So with my tool zip dump we can take a look and here you have all the files in them. So these here are content types. That's for the open packaging specification and we can take a look at this file because it can help us identify the document we are dealing with. So select one and dump and as you can see it's XML and here you can see for example XPS document structure. So this tells us that it is an XPS document. It explains for the different file extensions what the type is. So for example fdoc here that we can find here fdoc and fpage that we can find here fpage. fdoc is an XPS fixed document and fpage is XPS fixed page. So the page here is in file 12. So let's take a look at file 12 and dump this and here already we see our malicious URL used in the phishing attack. Now we could grab for this with HTTP but then we get nothing and that's because that's actually Unicode. What we have to do is with the zip dump say that it is Unicode and have it converted to ASCII like this and then we can grab out URLs, UFDs, URLs but also here URLs used as namespace identifiers. We can also have an ID of the text itself by looking for Unicode string like this and then here you see the values. This is a secured encrypted attached file open with your professional email credentials copyright 2018. So that is the content. There's also a very fast way to extract URLs from these files using my researcher tool. So we do a zip dump and we take option uppercase D that will dump all the files or content of all the files inside the zip file. It will dump it to standard out. So we take the zip file and then we pipe this into my tool or research and we look for URLs like this. Now the only thing that we have to do is also use option E to tell our research that we want to convert the binary data that we receive into strings because this zip file also contains images, GPIC, PNG and also Unicode. So we can just look for ASCII strings. We have to extract them using that option. And then here you get all the URLs. There are a lot of URLs used as an ID and here you have the URLs that are used in the phishing attack. To make it a bit more readable you can use option U to have a unique list and then you have no duplicates. Every URL appears once. And if this is still too many URLs to look through, you can use one more option. Well, it's not actually an option, but it's another regular expression. And that is instead of regular expression URL, we will use regular expression URL domain. And this will match URLs exactly like the URL, regular expression, but it will only output the domains found inside those URLs like this. And here you can see those are all legitimate URLs used inside those types of documents, but this one is not.


This 2007 Chevy Corvette 2LT is stock number 12059Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used sports car headquarters. This 2007 Chevrolet Corvette has the 6.0 liter V8 LS2 engine, pumps out 400 horsepower. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. Black clear coat is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality and condition of the car before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, the lower right hand part of the screen is a subscribe button. Click that and then click the bell notifications and you'll get updated every single day. We do videos of our new and used inventory here at Summit Auto. This one comes with the chromed alloy rims. And in the front we have Goodyear Eagle F1, 245, 40 ZR-18 tires. These tires have just a little bit under half that tried left right around half. Notice you do get the drilled rotors on this one. Front fender is in excellent condition. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on there. Headlight lenses are crystal clear and it does have the HID headlamps. Factory fog lights. Front pumper is in really nice shape. The hood is in very nice condition as well. Didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on there. Passengers side front fender is in excellent condition too. And the passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of the car, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective, and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by, just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle. You can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from the comfort of your own home. Very nice down that side. This back rim, excellent shape as well. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on here. On the back we have 285 35 ZR 19 tires and these tires have just as much tread as the front tires. A little bit better look there. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, the rear bumper is in great shape. This one does have a backup camera, part of the aftermarket radio. I believe it's a Pioneer system. Chrome tipped exhaust, dual rear exhaust. And that works good. I'll show you that in just a second. The trunk lid is in very nice shape. And as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side, no scuffs or scrapes. And for full disclosure, this back rim absolutely perfect as well. So I didn't see any scuffs on any of the rims, which is really nice. Driver's side door looks really good.  There are no rips or tears. The only thing I saw is just a little bit of wear on there. Power driver seat, factory floor mats. This one does have auto headlamps, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. We'll hop inside, turn the ignition on so we can check out the radio and the miles. I actually got to start this one out. But you can see it starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. And this car has 14,136 miles on it. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. It comes with the leather-wrapped steering wheel. Paddle shifters there because it is automatic. And automatic. And then it does have the pioneer receiver here. You can see it does have a navigation system on it. This is also where your backup camera is. It does have dual-climate controls here as well. And you can see that it does have a microphone for Bluetooth. Automatic transmission. This one does have the selective ride with tour and sport mode. Stability control. Key fob is in nice condition as well. Passenger side format and seat. Excellent condition. No rips or tears on there. And the sun viruses are in a nice condition as well. I'm just going to turn it off for a second here so I don't get gassed out. But I'm going to put the soft top on or up. So if you've never had a Corvette or been in a Corvette with a manual soft top, this is how you do it. I'm putting it up anyways. Right under here. Right there. I'm going to pop that. I'll show you where that button is. You can see it is right there.  Then you kind of want to hold it back as far as you can. That top piece. And then this piece folds up like so. This is kind of tough to do with only two hands there. But you can see it goes down like that. And then that goes like that. And then the soft top goes up like that.  So we're going to take a look at the trunk. And then we'll start it back up and then take a look under the hood. We'll also take a look at that soft top. Back storage area is in nice condition. You do get a car cover with this one. Carpeting is nice and clean back here, as is the trunk lid. You can see that soft top is in very nice condition. No rips or tears on there. We'll start it up and then take a look under the hood. Once again, it starts up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I'll show you the other side of the soft top as long as we're going over this way. Looks very good. Under the hood, we have the 6 liter LS2 V8 motor. Engine.  Engine base very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. Headlights are nice and bright. Worked good. And I would highly recommend this car from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this Corvette or one of other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, sports cars, Corvettes, Camaros, Challengers, Chargers, Mustangs, GT500s. You name it, we got to go to that website right there, www.SummitAuto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at SummitAuto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to YouTube.com slash Summit Auto. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. In fact, in a second, you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel in the upper left. A link to more Corvette videos like this one in the upper right. A link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right. 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