Dead Loss

William Gargon's stars as Barry Craig, confidential investigator. I knew a man once who thought at the task with a no-list form of literature. I liked him too. It's the one place where they say only nice things about you.

The only trouble is you don't hear them until you're dead. Well, nice and over broadcasting company presents William Gargon in another transcribed drama of mystery and adventure with America's number one detective, Barry Craig, confidential investigator.

Barry Craig speaking, I spent most of the afternoon composing a snide letter in my mind into the management of the office building where I read an office. Although I had no fundamental objection to a little dust here and there, I felt nevertheless there was going to be disturbed from time to time.

The old lady picked by the management to do the screening, I mean, apparently, had other ideas. They consisted mostly of rearranging the furniture in the office. This was a small laugh because the furniture consisted of one desk and two chairs.

By the time I got the letter all finished, I was too tired to write it. I decided to let it go the next morning. That way I'd be employed for another day. There is. There's no hour to acquire a client.

What do they think, anyway? That's Barry Craig getting people off of dollars like anyone else. That's what they thought they were right. Come in. Oh, good afternoon. That's right. My name is Jason Pollard. How do you do?

I'm disturbed about my wife. All that happens is she's been making eyes at people or what? Not at all. I almost wish she had. How large and almost is that? It was merely a matter of pieces to my property.