Dead Bull in a China Shop

William Gargon stars as Barry Craig, confidential investigator. Murder as a steady occupation has its handicaps. The hours are irregular, the conditions under which you work aren't always ideal, and there's no social security. Of course the pay is high, but so are the gallows from which sooner or later they hang you.

The National 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 if you're a confidential investigator and if you're smart you put yourself on a schedule you get to the office nine and get out of it at five you eat a leisurely

dinner and spend the rest of the evening with a book you hope is good that is if you're smart if you're me you get restless around midnight you drop in at Willie's wife. You find Willie morosely staring at his coffee and a small but not on the privilege of the next with her

head far into the countersabi. For a while moment you think that maybe Willie has wronged our little nail. You then dismiss such happy pancies. You try to ignore the brunette who keeps right on sobbing and you make a brilliant opening remark. What's new Willie? Well, all right. I want a hamburger.

Not no. Think I should take a chance on one? You got the pendants? No. I'll make you a hamburger. Thanks. Hey, but I have a cup of coffee first. Why? Dead in your stomach, knife.

I've tasted your hamburgers before. Well, I ain't improved since then. Willie? Eh? I know she didn't come with the place. I've never seen her here before. She's pretty, but... does she have to make that noise?