he has one daughter, muriell. she's 20.married again, and the second wife, nancy, has a daughter by a prior marriage -- glamis -- glamis barlow. i'm very fond of the entire family and particularly the two daughters. they're as different as night and day. but where mr. and mrs. gilman are concerned, they're duplicate and devoted daughters. but you think there's something in mrs. gilman's past which would lay her open to blackmail. mr. carter, perhaps what you need is a good private investigator. but you don't understand, mr. mason. i want you as an attorney. yes, of course, hire anybody else as necessary, but you do it. do you happen to know if there's a workshop someplace around the gilman house? why, yes, of...course. i-i-i've seen it there. why do you ask? mr. carter, i'll take your case on one condition. i want you to assign to me all your right, title, and interest, whatever it may be, to the contents of that workshop. all those contents that exist at the present time or existed at any other time during the day. well, i

when senator -- when muriel sue kerr met buckles -- this was his wife in the 1970's -- she was a secretary at the alexandria headquarters of veterans of world war i, had a large office staff and at the time scores of chapels across the country and a quarter million members out of 750,000 surviving veterans. thecommander who got the title n 2008 when the only other living member, a florida man, passed away. the group was formed in 1948 after millions of world war ii veterans swelled the ranks. it goes on to say, the world war ii guys had business loans, home loans, education, all kinds of things. my world war i guys nothing. they said, okay, we'll start other own bunch. so it included buckles, who was captured by the japanese while working in manila in the pacific and although he spent world war ii in an enemy prison can, he was a civilian, so the g.i. bill didn't extend to him. in 1974, kerr was hired. most of the men when kerr -- when kerr was hired, most of the men were retired. they came to washington by a busload, they wanted money for hearing aids and dentures and a little pension. go