"No," Harshaw denied. "While that may be true, it's not useful to us.  No matter who did what, if it is anything rough or illegal, it won't be the Secretary General who did it, even if he benefits by it.  Nobody would ever be able to prove that he even knew about it.  It is likely that he would not know about it - not the rough stuff.  No, Jill, we need to find out which lieutenant in the Secretary General's large staff' of stooges handled this operation.  But that isn't as hopeless as it sounds - I think.  When Ben was taken in to see that phony 'Man from Mars,' one of Mr. Douglas's executive assistants was with him - tried to talk him out of it, then went with him.  It now appears that this same top-level stooge also dropped out of sight last Thursday - and I don't think it is a coincidence, not when he appears to have been in charge of the phony 'Man from Mars.' If we find him, we may find Ben, Gilbert Berquist is his name and I have reason-"