"Adam Stone" (Harold J. Stone) is one stubborn dude. No matter what, this baker will not sign a slip of paper giving away his trucking rights to gangsters. The little guys have all signed, after being intimidated. Stone's lifelong business partner and childhood pal pleads with him. Later, his daughter begs him. They don't want to see him get killed by these ruthless thugs.
Meanwhile, Elliott Ness is telling him not to sign. Stone is getting advice and threats everywhere but this guy is tough and unrelenting.
You see, the mobsters want to take over the bakery business but this guy is a thorn in their side. The big boys have lost patience and offer an ultimatum to one of their own - to have this guy sign within a week or it's going to be his scalp. They have big muscle guys like "Brian 'Bull' Hanlon" (John Larch) and "Pete 'Brass Knuckles' Nolan) to do it, but Mr. Stone is tough, too.
Who's going to win? This is a good story with riveting characters and just enough action to keep this interesting.
Meanwhile, Elliott Ness is telling him not to sign. Stone is getting advice and threats everywhere but this guy is tough and unrelenting.
You see, the mobsters want to take over the bakery business but this guy is a thorn in their side. The big boys have lost patience and offer an ultimatum to one of their own - to have this guy sign within a week or it's going to be his scalp. They have big muscle guys like "Brian 'Bull' Hanlon" (John Larch) and "Pete 'Brass Knuckles' Nolan) to do it, but Mr. Stone is tough, too.
Who's going to win? This is a good story with riveting characters and just enough action to keep this interesting.