Blue Beetle - Smashing The Restaurant Racket

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The Blue Beetles.

Weeping down upon the underworld as Max Gangman comes.

The mysterious, all-powerful character who is a problem to the police.

For a constator fall off.

In reality, their character will be patrolled.

Love by everyone but suspected by none of being the Blue Beetles.

As the Blue Beetles, he hides behind a strange mask.

And a suit of impenetable blue chain armor.

Flexible as silk, but stronger than steel.

Today's episode of The Box Feature, the Blue Beetle, is entitled,

smashing the restaurant's racket.

There has sprung up in York City an organization called the Cosmopolitan

Restaurant Owner's Association.

Its essential purpose is to protect restaurant owners and cafeteria owners.

From outlaw sit down, right?

Its real purpose is to extract money from restaurant owners to line the pockets

of a few politicians, racketeers, and dishonest union leaders.

As our story opens, the Troman Dan Garrett, who is really the famous Blue Beetle,

is discussing the racket with his friend and confident Dr. Frowns the Chemist

in his laboratory back at the Little Apothecary Zone.

You know, Doc, no racket could ever become strongly organized,

if businessmen weren't so easily intimidated by funds and strong on them.

You were right, Danny.

It was then the people who would be out of the job.

They'll always be crime and criminals for the Blue Beetle that tracked down.

Yeah, it's unfortunate.

Where are you going now, Danny?

Down the headquarters, meet mannequins.

You know, I was doing a little pavement planting today.

That doesn't mean it's a motion visit.

Mike complained of the chief that he was getting fat from riding around

into the full car so much.

So the chief told him Mike to try a little footwork for a while.

I said I'd take a trip with him.

I'll take you to the end of some new case before law.

No doubt.

Well, so long, Doc.

I'll see you later.

There they say stage is chaffer clear.

You still be in picket.

Yes.

The US non-union health nut that I know,

his head told him that laws to law for 65.

He's a friend of mine.

I'm going to question that figure.

Hey, if I need the dison for hunt,

doesn't space the higher union employees?

Yeah, but local 56 don't recognize that law.

So what's the matter with that law?

Nothing, I guess.

But our president says we've got to get home and then say she's around.

All right.

Local is recognized by the AFL or the CIO.

I don't know.

Well, I know.

As I get feedback today to walk up and down the funnest stages with this sign,

they say don't make the nice stages cafeteria.

You're a stacey a member of the Cosmopolitan restaurant owner's association.

Huh?

You heard me.

Listen, officer, I ain't supposed to know nothing about that.

I kind of family is important.

I need my job.

You're an accessory to a crime.

You know that, don't you?

What do you mean?

It is this Cosmopolitan association is a crooked lacquer and your bedroom.

Listen, officer.

There's a lot of us thinking favor some of the things that's done,

but we ain't arguing with our bread and butter.

All right, give us all a voice.

Hey, you guys.

What do you think you're doing?

I'm going to have a ride.

Let you have it.

Come on, Mike.

Let's round them up.

Back on another one.

Here it is.

I'm going to know it for the leader.

I got him.

Yeah?

Well, I'll give my fit.

Oh, good.

Drop that gunner out.

Break your arm.

Hold him.

Hold him.

Danny, he almost left me.

Let's take care of the others.

I missed him, Buchanan.

Well, we got the leader.

Oh, Danny.

Yes, I got him.

I think it's fine.

You've got to take me here and see how quick I can get out.

Come on, man, again.

I'm going to talk to Stacy.

No, okay, Danny.

I'll see you at head for it.

Come on, Monterey.

I'll take the bus you with me for tomorrow.

Well, officer, you all right, brotherly?

The damage has been done.

Yes, Mr. Stacy.

The damage has been done.

When the first restaurant owners signed up as a member of the CROA,

I don't know what you mean.

You're not a member of the Cosmopolitan Restaurant owner's association.

Are you?

No, and I won't join.

He can't make me.

Who's he?

Who, what?

Never mind.

I'm not talking.

Well, I admire your courage in refusing to join that crooked association.

You should carry your courage further.

Tell the DA what you know.

Yeah, it's not my home bomb.

Maybe my wife and children killed.

But the law will protect you.

Yeah.

It will protect us later today, didn't it?

Look there, look.

Look at my restaurant.

You wouldn't have broken some customers up, said yes.

We captured the leader of the foot.

He's down his way down the head's border now.

And he'll be out on bail as quickly as he gets there.

You marked my word.

That may be true.

But we're going to smash this racket eventually.

So why don't you win some of the other reps, Monterey?

Tell who's behind this, right?

Not me, brother.

Why don't you try to get into one of these workers' union meetings?

Not all of the rank and pile of oil to their crooked leaders.

You might learn a lot about how the racket works.

That's a great idea.

I'll do it.

Thanks for the suggestion.

And don't thank me.

You get some of the higher ups, the politicians on the run.

Then we'll talk when not before.

This may be a free country.

But too many of the wrong kind of people are free.

Now, a little carrot.

I'm taking a big chance like he used my brother's union card to get him here tonight.

Lucky he's just joined.

Nobody knows him.

My goodness.

Don't sing up and just sit still and listen.

No, you'll get in touch.

All right.

All right, all right.

The meeting will come to order.

The treasurer will read his report.

Hey!

I don't mind out here.

He's a copperhead.

No, he's been speaking to me.

Hey!

Come on!

Come on, get up wide.

He's been speaking to me.

He's been speaking to me.

He's been speaking to me.

Come on.

You'll get me a drum card.

This way, make a sign of a boy's place.

Oh, there he comes!

There he comes!

There he comes!

Come on!

Let's shake those hearts up.

Let's shake those hearts up.

Let's shake those hearts up.

Where is Annie?

You headed now to escape from personally deceiving him.

And I couldn't very well have fought that whole thing of men.

Oh, some of them might have helped me, yes.

But if they found a person in God on you,

would it go hard?

If it wasn't, if that's the case, it would be hard for you.

Yes, it would.

Where will you walk to now when you'll do people armor and mass?

Telling him that nice visit to the headquarters

of a cosmopolitan restaurant owner's association.

What do you expect to find?

The Blue Beetle may be able to do what the D.A. can do.

Make up enough evidence to smash the right part, racket.

Now look, Stacey.

Why don't you get wise and join our association?

If only cost you a grand every six months

and all your troubles will be over.

No more stakes, no more picketing.

Now the record is calling on you.

You'll get protection.

We'll see to it.

Am I right, boys?

Yeah, I know that I survived.

Well, what do you say, Stacey?

I say no.

4, 4, 4, 5, 6, 6, 5.

I'm supposed to be fighting for pure restriction

in the rest of my business.

Yet, you'll make him and running the cosmopolitan

protective association.

If you'll racket, a racket, pure and simple.

All right, Stacey, about your answer.

But your family's going to be awful, sorry.

You refuse to safeguard their welfare.

Okay, that's good.

Open the door and let Stacey walk out into a lot of trouble.

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But I don't really need it.

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But who cares?

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But that's if you're a cook.

Oh, yeah.

Well, Mr. Blue Beagle, you and the DA can't do that.

So you better bow out.

Yes.

Yes, chief.

Okay, right away, chief.

Okay.

That's a big boss fight.

Yeah.

Much to see in this fight, but off it's right away.

Okay, Lester.

Sorry, Mr. Blue Beagle.

So that makes you lose me.

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All right, Blue Beagle.

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Okay, Mr. Wise Guy.

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In the past.

Good work, Lester.

I'll pull this and move this desk over in front of the door.

Hey, some of you on this desk.

Don't blast him over the desk.

Put some chairs on top of it.

Ah, you'd better beat it, Stacey.

You'd better not be a witness to what's going to happen.

You know how this might stay deep?

And kick your march, you'll get someone to sing.

Now, okay, fight these guys once next.

Some of those newspapers and pile them under the desk here and set fire to them.

Hey, but this whole building on burn.

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Ah, and a Blue Beagle with it.

Okay.

There you are, it's fine.

And here she goes.

Ah, yeah, that's got it.

Now, Mr. Blue Beagle.

Slide out of that way.

Don't find the weather rather warm with your lie in that cold room.

Come on, boys.

Let's get going.

We'll have to go out through the cigarette passage.

The cops might blame us for this fire.

What will happen to the Blue Beagle?

Nearly the end of the course is way out of his fiery prison.

Before and is too late.

Only perish in the flames before he can smash the restaurant racket.

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