The Lost by a Hair Matter

From Hollywood. It's time now for... Johnny Della. Starkin? Oh, sure Fred, how are you? I get a dollar a few. Oh, what's it all about? Clifford? No, I don't think so. That you tell you why?

Something to do with that lumbiard fire, I suppose. Well, as long as your company won't quibble over the expense account... As I guess we're stuck for it. Plus, my usual fear, of course. Well, now, let's talk about it when I get there.

DBS Radio brings you Bob Bailey in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. The worldwide mutual insurance company Columbus Ohio office. Following us in the kind of expenses incurred during my investigation of the loss by a hair matter. Expense account item 141 75 playing fair from

from Hartford to New York to Columbus, Ohio. It was after 2 a.m. on the big silver bird dropping off at Port Columbus Airport. Item 2, 250 for taxi into the Deschlag Hilton. There was no time to rouse Fred Starky out of bed, so item 3, 1420 for a nightcap, a comfortable room there in the hotel and the kind of brunch late the next morning.

So, ladies, a matter of fact, that I had to wait for Starky to come back from his lunch before I could see him at the office of worldwide mutual. See him and ask him questions.

Sorry, dollar, but you just won't say. Yeah, well, now look, Fred. I like to know something about a case I've come this far to handle. And I'm not even sure there's a case here. Well, you told me that you owned a big lumber yard that it burned down some months ago.