The Moving Target

William Gargon stars as Barry Craig, confidential investigator. The tempestuous blonde wants a carefree Romeo to slow up and settle down. It is Norway's sweet surrender, not if she emphasizes her demands with hot lead. 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. In any national poll where voters were asked to elect the prize chump of 1955, I know one candidate who'd walk away with the title, Mr. Finley, Bertram Finley, to give the champion sap of our time his full name.

I first met Fenley on the docks, Pier 82. He'd formed me very hush-hush to please meet him there. I found him on the pier, squatting on two beat up the leases. Looking like he'd just come off the banana boat, docked right behind him.

He had it turned out. I was all mad, both Mr. Craig, the Hilda May. I was in Honduras. That's in the Orient. Honduras is in Central America, Mr. Fenley. Oh yes, well I mean Central America.

A middle-aged man with fat cheeks and a mild look. So what's your trouble, Mr. Fenley? Oh, my trouble is just the right word. I don't know how to begin to tell you. Well, there's a coffee pot across the street.

Let's talk in there, huh? All the rants of coffee in stale donuts, Fenley stated his problems. Yes, but I'll show you all these papers, Mr. Craig. You would like to look them over? The Anzio Calcoon Hotel Land Development Corporation.

The big print says. That's my employer. I was sent overseas to make diagrams of land space for building modern hotels. Oh, I see you did a cost analysis. Oh, yes. That one file of papers in your hand represents three months worth.