“That’s true,” I admitted. “But I have to start somewhere. I thought I might get some help from you.”
“What sort of help?”
“Information mostly. And I thought you might be able to find out if a Mary Moy did arrive on that plane from America.”
“I can do that, I suppose. What else?”
“I’d like to find a good private detective who knows the city.”
“I can give you a list of our private inquiry agents, but I’m afraid we can’t recommend any particular one. It will merely be a list of those who have not broken any laws … so far as we know.”
“I’ll settle for that,” I said. “And any other information which you may get.”
“We shall do our duty as usual,” he said stiffly. “We will look into the matter which you’ve brought to our attention. But I think you should understand, Mr. March, that if we
