The Casque of Death Matter (AFRTS)

Johnny dollar. This is Harry Branson at Philadelphia Mutual Liability and Casualty Company. Harry, it's been a long time. What's in your mind? John, I have a case for you involving several of our very important clients.

Good. And I'd ought to pay me a nice big fee. I'm not sure about that, John. Of course, we'll pay your regular expenses and your regular commissions. But no extra fee? I don't know. You, huh? That is to say it all depends on what you're able to, shall we say, uh, unearth.

Some thing or some one, Harry. You said unearth, didn't you? what facts you're able to to ascertain what i meant all so what about these very important clients of yours john they have disappeared all and maybe on earth is the proper term what what the police got to say about them you did go in the police did you get

but they gave up years ago at least years ago that's right at least in the case wait a minute harry you say they disappeared years ago well some of them but now all of a sudden you expect me to be able to what did you say the extra fee will be on this case

I told you it all depends. Exactly. Yeah, on whether I'm able to literally dig them up for you. You know where they're buried? John, this more bit so-called sense of humor. Okay, Harry, okay. I'll be down to see you.

And you might have a good, strong shovel ready in waiting for me. John! Bob Bailey, in the exciting adventures of a man with the action-packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigators. Yes, truly. $70.