The Hired Homicide Matter

$20. This is the Milford Advertising Agency in Denver, Colorado. Advertising Agency. Mr. Horace W. Milford would like to speak with you. Hold on, please. That's right, Mr. Milford. Well, now, look, sir, if you're interested in buying commercial time on my weekly radio program, you'll have to contact CBS Radio in New York.

No, no, no. This is a purely personal matter that I wish you. Well, I'm sorry, Mr. Milford, but unless this insurance involved, one of the outfits I work with. Tri-Western Life Insurance Company. Yeah, that's one of my clients.

I'd better check first with the company and get their authorization to. What was that? No, by all means to not my expense account. That will be... Okay, whatever you say. I was this all about Mr. Melford.

Mr. Melford. Yes? Bob Bailey. In the exciting adventures of a man with the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous Freelines Insurance Investigator. Yours truly...

Johnny Dollar. Oh, Act 1 of yours truly... Johnny Dollar. Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. The Mr. Horace W. No. No. To the Tri-Western life insurance company. You'll see why later on. And following his account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the hired homicide matter.

Expense account item 1, $77.00, plane fare. The big mainliner took off from Bradley Field in Hartford at 8.25 pm and set me down at Stapleton Field in Denver at the ungodly hour of 3.35 am.

Item 2, $5.00 for a cab into the Brown Palace Hotel where I added some sleep to the few hours I'd had aboard the plane. breakfast was item three a dollar fifty and then I walked over to the office of the Milford advertising agency on California Street.