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So it's a good idea not to
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Security office. Someone there will be
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six five. The CBS Radio Mystery Theater

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presents come in Welcome. I'm e
g. Marshall. For a brief moment,

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during the darkest night, we have
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world islanded in the stream of stars, pilgrims of mortality, voyaging between horizons

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across the eternal seas of space and
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for only the briefest moment. She
was kidnapped, sergeant. That's right.

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There were people on the street.
Someone would have seen something. Are you

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sure she didn't run away? She
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were kidnapped, you'd have received a
ransom note. Is it possible for a

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girl to disappear without her tace?
As if the earth just swallowed her up?

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Our mystery drama Wilhelmina Wilson was written
especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam

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Dan and stars Paul Heckt. I'll
be back shortly with that. One absence,

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said the Roman philosopher, makes the
heart grow fonder. However, an

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unexplained absence is bound to make the
heart grow anxious. Society takes note that

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this fact, which is why every
police department has its Bureau of Missing Persons.

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My name is Truesdale, Sydney Tusdale. Yes, mister Tusdale, I'm

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his wife. Molly Truesdale is a
lieutenant. Down he said to see you

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is sergeant's keller. Yes, so
you wish to report a missing person.

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Well, now that you ask it, there's no way to get around it.

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She's a missing person. Who were
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And her name Margaret Truesdale. But
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Margie True. Yes, it's shorter, snappier than Margaret Truesdale. That's not

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important. Besides, I'm sure he
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I need some statistics. Female Margaret
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twenty three, he'll be twenty three, twenty two, blonde, natural height

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at five nine, Wait at one
twenty five? Now, how long has

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she been missing? How long?
About three hours? I should think.

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It's almost one o'clock in the morning, at least four hours. Yeah,

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well that's hardly enough time to be
What were you going to say, it's

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hardly something to be concerned about.
Yes, Now when would she do home?

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The library closes at eight thirty.
Yes, she'd gone there to return

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a book because she always comes right
back. She should have been home nine

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o'clock at the laden, or she
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she would have called. Besides,
she doesn't like to go alone. Just

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because a girl, actually a young
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her in four hours, she may
have met someone. She doesn't stay up

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late, or she can't. She's
in training, she's missing. There's nowhere

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she might have gone, nowhere she's
supposed to have gone except home, and

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that's four hours ago. Sergeant.
You have to find her. Yes,

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and now I suggest you go home. What are you trying to do?

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Get rid of us? I don't
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mister missus Tursday, your place is
home by the phone in case she's

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trying to reach you. Well,
you saw her last at six thirty.

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She was wearing the coco brown flax
and an eggshell blowers. She was carrying

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the bage sweater. Do you have
a picture of her? See, I

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told you they'd want a picture.
Thank you. She's very pretty. Your

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address at six thirteen Delaware, and
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so somewhere in those eight blocks right
right. We'll start the routine, routine,

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routine. This is our daughter,
he means the police routine. Molly,

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what are you going to do?
I mean, right now, we'll

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check out the hospital. How could
you say a thing like that. We'll

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do everything we can to find your
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Martie, the Tuesday, I'll go. Yeah. What have you got?

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Nothing? Anything from the cup on
the beat? Hospitals? How about the

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Morgue? Oh? Okay, thanks? May I have to yes, I'm

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a police detective. My identification.
Were you working here at the library last

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night, miss Dacy and to Win? Oh? Well, Wednesday nights we

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close the library at eight thirty,
do you know and miss Margaret Truesdale?

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Oh yes, what do you know
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I hope not. Well, I
really don't know very much about her.

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Was she in last night? Oh? Yes? She are. What

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time did she arrive? I'm not
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Do you know when she left?
Oh? Yes, at exactly seven

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thirty. You're sure, Oh,
absolutely, because when she said good night

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to me, I remember saying to
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go. Do you know anything at
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very pretty girl. Yeah, yeah
she is. Oh see, she looks

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to be about nineteen. She comes
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She reads for a while, and
then she takes out a book and leaves.

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Is she ever in here with anyone? Oh no, no, she's

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always alone. Does she talk to
anybody? Just to me, as far

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as I know. What do you
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What kind of books? Fiction?
Usually short stories. Who's her favorite

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author? I would say Edgar Allan
Poe. This one book she'd head out

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for quite a while. By that, I mean she'd keep renewing it.

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What book was that? As a
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night. She said she'd finally bought
herself a copee and didn't need hours anymore.

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What's the name of the book,
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by Edgar Allan Poe. Why do
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one thing may lead to another.
May What is this all about, miss

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Stacy? It seems you're the last
person I can find so far who has

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seen Miss Truesdale since she left here
last night. I don't understand she disappeared.

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Oh, does anyone have any ideas
as to why I came here to

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see if you have any ideas?
As I said, I don't really know

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her. She's very quiet because she's
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while she checks out a book.
On those occasions, what do you talk

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about? Oh? Nothing, that
is nothing of any significance. Maybe the

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weather if it's unusually hot or cold
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Oh, yes, just about Miss
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she ever say anything else? Not? Really, nothing significant. It could

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even be insignificant, Sergeant, I
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want? Yes? And why is
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She left here, presumably to return
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block walks south along Delaware. It's
a wide, well lighted street. Filled

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with people. There was any viole, it would have been noticed. But

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perhaps she didn't go. But where
else was she bound for? And why

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was there anything unusual in her manner
last night? Oh? No, not

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that I could see, miss Dacy. Could you keep thinking and see if

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you come up with anything, anything
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Oh it's the police, sergeant it
see it, it's the sergeant. May

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I come in? Oh? Have
you found her? And is there any

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news? I'm afraid not? Do
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afraid not. What's that supposed to
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no news yet. I think it
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Like what it means they've been looking, but so far they're lick. Isn't

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that a fact? Sergeant? Well
we need more information. Well you know

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her name, what she looks like, how she was dressed? What more

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can we tell you? Would she
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are you saying? It's obvious what
he's saying said. He's implying she ran

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off. I'm suggesting it as a
possibility, and I'm here to go on

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record that it's an impossibility. Why
is that, mister Tuesdale. Now you

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have no right to I slimmer down, said slimmer down. He's a cop.

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They've got a right to ask anything
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she did not run off. Can
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a girl who loved her home,
loved her parents, and loved her career

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just up and take off? Yes? Where did she work at the Sunrise

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Athletic Club? What sort of job
does she have there? Now? She

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wasn't employed there. What my wife
means is that she worked out there or

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she was an athlete. She said. He never heard of her. You

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never heard of Margie, true,
sergeant, and no, not until you

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reported her missing. He doesn't know
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And we're paying your friend Morrison a
pretty penny for publicity too. He's not

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my friend, all right, all
right? She goes to the athletic club.

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Now, why, she's probably the
best swimmer in the world. What

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do you mean. Probably when she
was about fourteen, she was very sick

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and the doctor said the best thing
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became a champion swimmer by the time
she recovered her health, and that took

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more than six years. Anyhow,
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She's almost twenty three. That's maybe
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started at a time when most of
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she's got it and we've been working
with her setting things up. This is

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the year she has to make it. Yes, but the fact is she's

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missing now. People disappear for one
of three general reasons. First, foul

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play, oh say that. A
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She'd have absolutely no reason to run
away. A third, this is

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very rare amnesia. That's it.
Our little girl is wandering around somewhere,

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not even knowing who she is.
I'd like to talk with some of her

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friends. I'm sure that you wouldn't
know very much. Could you give me

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some names? She wasn't really that
close with too many people. Does she

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have a boyfriend? No, you
can't fit because she isn't pretty. If

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she was interested the way, they'd
buzz around like bees after honey. But

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she's in training, no distractions.
The idea is, you win the Olympics,

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you get the fame, the publicity, and you go on from there.

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Endorsements, TV movies, a whole
new important career and then you're exposed

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to a totally different class of men. Tell me about her daily routine.

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Well, she'd leave for the club
in the morning, say about nine,

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and she'd work out till lunch.
Then she'd rest and back again for lessons

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and practice. Still for that's a
pretty solid day. And that's all she

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did. Oh, it's enough.
Oh we'd go out to dinner, show

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or we'd stay home and watch TV. She liked to go to the library.

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She'd love to read. She was
very intelligent. She could talk about

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things like what, well, you
know, things specifically, just things in

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general. Can you remember any individual
topics? A sergeant, there's no point

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giving me the third degree. Don't
speak to the sergeant like that. Said

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right now, he's our only hope. Well, what do people talk about?

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The weather, sports, the news? What's happening? Did she seem

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nervous or scared lately? What does
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was she may be afraid of something? Of what? That's what this police

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officer wants to know. Let me
set you straight, sergeant. She had

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nothing to be afraid. She done
nothing bad. Was there anything at all

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unusual about her behavior? No?
Nothing, She's got amnesia. I know

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it. Well what does that well
mean? It means he's in the dark,

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He's up a tree, just like
us. Well, what are you

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standing around here for, sergeant?
Why aren't you out looking for her?

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Out where I need help. We
are willing to help, you are willing,

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But I'm afraid you're not able.
We are doing everything we can.

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You are not answering my question.
That isn't so you don't know who her

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friends are, you don't know what
she thinks about. She's a very dedicated

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girl. Yes, then why does
she run off? She would never run

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off she had amnesia. Why would
she have amnesia? Well, because it's

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an athlete in training, she's in
perfect health. Well, then she was

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kidning at right off the street a
Delaware avenue. They could have overpowered her,

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forced her into a car. She
wouldn't go quietly. She seems a

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big, strong girl. I don't
say it like that. You make her

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sound ungainly. She beautifully builds.
So you can't rule out the possibility of

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kidnapping, Sergeant, you'd have received
word by now about a ransom. Well,

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maybe it's the kind of kidnapping where
girls are sold into you know,

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slavery. Oh please Molly, Sergeant. We're desperate her. Yes, I

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understand, and I just wish you
knew a little more about her. Find

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her please, She's own little girl, and we love her. There is

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a public service announcement on the air
during the evening which asks the question you

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know where your children are? That's
a good question. However, a question,

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more to the point is one that
asks do you know who your child

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is? I suppose some people would
be afraid to find out more information on

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this general subject. In act too
shortly. You need not wander afar to

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seek out the stranger. He is
with you, within you. What the

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poet is saying is how can we
hope to see the truth in others when

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we are unaware of what the truth
is about ourselves? Who are we?

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What are we? And why?
This has preoccupied the finest brain since the

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beginning of time. So if we
don't completely settle live here, Please don't

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ask for your money back, Sergeant
Keller, What can I do for you?

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What do you know about Margie Tuesday
Off? Well, I'm not trying

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to evade your question, sergeant,
I'm just trying to think what do I

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know about Margie? Answer has to
be nothing, mister Sparta, you're her

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swimming coach. She spends eight hours
a day here. Or did I think

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she was fourteen? Skinny, consumptive
and nimid little thing. It's just barely

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alive today. Would you believe it? I can't believe you know nothing about

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her. As some people go through
life talkers, this one's a listener.

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Are you telling me she says nothing
at all? No, she talks.

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I even go so far as to
say she chatters, But you analyze the

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conversation and there's nothing there. Still, you've known this girl for eight years.

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You do have some sort of relationship. Look out that window, sergeant,

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see that swimming pool that forms the
boundaries of our relationship. But you

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do talk about something. Sure,
we have long talks about diet, breath

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control, coordination. Look, I
played ball at school. I was close

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to my coach. I mean there
were times when we just sit around,

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you know, and I know what
you're looking for, But it's it's not

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here, not like with the other
kids. Or you become more than just

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a coach here, you're sort of
an older brother, maybe your second father.

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You talk about what really bothers kids
today, sex, friendship, life,

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but not with her. I can't
even begin to imagine. Well,

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why was she training all out constantly? I mean, was it something she

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wanted? Or and we're her parents
putting on the pressure. I don't know

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where all that tremendous dedication came from. Could have been hers, could have

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been there. How did she feel
toward her mother and father? Well?

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I never saw so much love on
the part of a kid, considering the

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circumstances. What circumstances, Well,
considering they weren't her real father and mother.

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Just because two people adopt a child, that doesn't mean they're not the

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real parents. Well, I didn't
mean it to sound that way. He

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was her stepfather. And then when
her mother died, Margie was still a

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little girl and he married Molly.
He said, Molly raised her like their

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own. What were her chances for
making the Olympics. Well a lot goes

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into that, But I don't see
how she can be kept out. She's

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ready the trials beginning a couple of
weeks, but if she's not around,

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she'll miss him. Also, every
day she's gone, she's losing out on

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training. You really can't give me
anything to go on, can you?

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Sorry? Friends, I don't think
she had any She had to be friendly

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with somebob, with everybody. That's
not the same as having friends. I

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can't believe there was nothing to this
girl's existence except swimming. She must have

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had another life, one that nobody
knew about. Maybe, But where did

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she lead it? And when did
she find the time? Well? I

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love that, sergeant. What are
you drinking? Oh, I'm on duty.

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Lemonade, make it sour. That's
a sixty cent serge. Gotta keep

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things on the up and up dinner? And did you read in the papers

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about a girl named Margaret Tuesday?
I never read the papers. Why should

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I go chasing at the bad news? It'll come soon enough. Well,

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this one just disappeared. Oh wow, girls do that quite often. Yeah,

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this is a photograph a nice yes, indeed, about a meat on

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those bones. And it all looks
like a prize. She's a swimmer.

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She just vanished. But if I
can paraphrase the French, she or she

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long? No, no, no, there's no man involved that you know

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that anybody knows of? Ah,
Joe, you got a certain tone in

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your voice. Yeah, could you
be fallen for this chicken? I don't

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even know her. The ones you
don't know are the most dangerous kind.

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Look the way it is now,
she just vanished from the face of the

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earth. No motive, no clue. Nothing that's bad. I could get

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a young romantic guy like yourself,
old, bothered and curious moms. Now,

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you hear a lot of things in
a place like this, Sure,

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but what I hear stays here?
Is there a rumble on this? I

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haven't heard anything, Joe. I
don't think anybody grabbed her off the street.

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You never can tell. I'll listen, Joe. It's against my principles,

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but I'll stick my ear up.
You know why, because I'm a

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sucker for romance. Cut it out? Well, yeah, I can see

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you got a thing for this girl. Can't say as I blame you.

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I'm only doing my job. Yeah, I'll tell you what scares me.

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Yeah, she's a swimmer. She's
reaching for the big time. She has

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to get known, she has to
compete, and she's been traveling to meets

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in Canada and Mexico all over.
So do I have to spell it out

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for you? Maybe she's been caught
up in some smuggling. The pros have

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been known to use kids like her. You really must have fallen in love

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with her. Why do you insist
that I'm in love with her? Well,

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look me straight in the eye and
say, no, I'm not in

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love with her. No, don't
be silly. Oh that's how it is

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with some of your cops. You
like those nights of old, always rescuing

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fair maidens in distress, and naturally
you've got to fall in love. What

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else? All right, All right, that's enough. Ones. If you

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hear anything at all concerning this girl, will you let me know? Sure,

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and it won't cost your thing.
Let it be my witting present.

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Oh for crying out loud, Keller. Oh yeah, the parents of this

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girl, Margaret Tuesday or what do
they want to inspector? Miracles? Inspector?

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They're phoning me every minute of the
day and night. She just disappeared.

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And I know, I know what
you're gonna say. Nobody just vanishes

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into thin air. There has to
be some clue. Look, I'm doing

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the best I can. I got
nothing to go on. I'm making bricks

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without straw. Okay, okay,
yes sir, yes sir. Just as

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soon as something turns up, sure
thing. See what could have happened to

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her? Any day? Hello?
Sarge and Keller. I know it's very

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late, I mean very early in
the morning. Yeah, sure, As

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I got your home number from your
office. I said it was an emergency.

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You have to come over here right
away. Have you heard from Margie?

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No? But I'm calling you because
otherwise there's going to be a lot

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of trouble and embarrassment. Can you
come over now? It's my wife and

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she has this idea, and well
you'd better talk to her. Sergeant,

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I knew what happened to my doctor. You do. It's a wonder it

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didn't occur to you, after all, you're a professional, and it's so

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simple. She's been kidnapped, missus
Tuesday or we've been through this already.

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There's been no note. You are
not wealthy, Pete. But she was

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not kidnapped for money. She was
kidnapped by one or another of the Iron

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Curtain countries. Don't you understand.
Oh, well, she's a French.

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Those countries take these competitions seriously.
They're doing this to keep her out of

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the games. Oh you don't believe
it. It's pretty far fair. If

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you're a police officer, you have
connections with the FBI, and you're coordinated

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with the CIA, not that I
know. You get to work on this

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immediately or you will force me to
get in touch with my congressman and my

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senator. Now, Momy, it's
awfully late. Why don't you get to

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this. I don't think you can
fluff me off. Nobody's got that idea.

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As the sergeant is going to notify
all the necessary authorities, you get

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all the wheels in motion. Once
the government steps in, they won't dare

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to harm her. You look awfully
tired. Yes, yes, I am,

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I'm very, very tired. But
sergeant, you do believe I've given

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you a logical explanation. Well it
does deserve thinking about, and you'll start

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what you like to call the routine. Get on it right away. Now

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I can go to bed. Did
will you show the sergeant out? Why?

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Sure thing, Bobby, good night, good night missus Tursdale. I

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am I had to call you,
otherwise she'd be phoning the President of the

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United States. Yeah okay, And
besides, who says she has to be

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off base? Crazy things happened today? Yeah? Sure, sure, Well,

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good night, mister Trusdall. Don't
go now. It's late and my

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day starts early. I know what
you must think of me and my wife.

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You you don't care for us.
Now, why do you say that?

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Well, I guess we come over
like like stage parents, you know,

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the kind that pushed their kids toward
a career. Listen that what you

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did know? This whole training routine
was her idea. Yes, I remember

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you said she decided she should go
into the Olympics. But she did without

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any help from you or missus Trusdale. Oh, we approved, but the

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idea was hers. Is there any
chance she might have suggested it to win

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your approval? No? If she
were to appear right now and say,

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mom, dad, I want to
throw the whole thing over, what would

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you say to her? Impossible?
Impossible for her to say that. Quite

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impossible to think she'd even want to. All right, Oh, do you

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mind if I if I have a
look at her room? Why? I

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don't know. Maybe I can find
something quite I want to know this girl

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better. Maybe there's something in the
room. Am I too? Hear see

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everything just as she left it?
She was very neat. I hope we

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haven't touched a thing. See in
the waste basket, we haven't even emptied

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it. Just a crumpled piece of
paper, here, it's going to stay

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right there. Funny. It's probably
the last thing she ever wrote too.

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What is it? Nothing? Nothing
at all, just a name, the

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name who's nobody's name that I know
of? Forwards, the name Wilson.

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We don't even know anyone named Wilson. Wilson. Yeah, will Heelmina Wilson?

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Could I see that? What far? Well? All right? Yeah,

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but I want it back, Wilhelmina
Wilson. Is this your daughter's handwriting?

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Of course? She writes Wilhelmina Wilson, as if it's a signature.

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She's written it four or five or
six times, as if you were practicing

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how to sign it. Why,
I can't imagine, will Helmina Wilson.

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Have you ever heard that name in
any connection? Now, wait a minute,

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Maybe I have where where I heard
it somewhere before. Maybe one that

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sounds an awful lot like it.
Oh, he's heard one that's very close

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to it, and so have you. It's a name that's fraught with significance,

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as they say, provided you know
just how to look at it.

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Stop for a minute, think for
a minute, and it should all fall

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into place. And if it doesn't, we'll take care of it. Next

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three, what's in a name?
Asked mister Shakespeare, That which we call

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a rose by any other name would
smell is sweet, and so forth.

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While we hate to differ with the
immortal Bard, we must quarrel with his

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premise everything is in a name?
And who can say that the rose doesn't

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smell sweeter precisely because it's called a
rose? The fact is where the captives

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of our own propaganda, Willhelmina Wilson. You're sure this name means nothing to

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you, mister Trusdale, nothing at
all, missus treusdwe Well, I asked

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her. She doesn't know either,
all right? And where did I hear

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it? I'm sorry to bother you, mister Sparter, I'm glad to be

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of help. I'm gonna tell you
the name Willhelmina Wilson. Is that familiar?

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Willhelmina Wilson? Who is she?
Oh? She isn't anybody? Or

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she has to be somebody though?
Will help me? No Wilson is a

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rhythm. What she's Margie's rhythm?
While she swims, Margie keeps saying,

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will help me, No Wilson,
will help me? No wills. And

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it's a simple six feet rhythm.
Da da da da da da. It

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helps, So Adam set up a
little chant like that. That's all will

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help me. No, Wilson is
yeah, why what do you think it

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was? Well, here's a handsome
young police officer. Yeah, it looks

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like you need a drink. I
do, which is why I'm not going

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to have one. Well, tell
old moms, what's the problem. I

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just stop buying in case. You
may have heard something about oh yeah,

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your check. Hey, how many
times I have to tell you there's nothing

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there? If there was nothing there, you don't have to tell me once.

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Well what do you hear? Not
a whisper? Somebody has to know

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something. Oh sure, I just
can't find a handle on this case,

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poor Joe. Tell me, is
this the kind of girl you've been looking

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for all your life? All right, all right, mom, she's an

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interesting girl. Good, we finally
got that out in the open. Now

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you can go to work. I've
been working without that up since the case

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came in. Working. Yeah,
but thinking, No, I don't follow

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Joe. When I saw you for
the first time, You know what I

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said to myself, I said that
one's going to be a smart cup once

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he settles down. You got this
dame on the brain. Look, we

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don't have to keep talking about that
aspect of it. But not suppose it

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was an old lady that was missing
or a guy. Yeah, yeah,

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a guy. It'd be even better. Better for what better to prove my

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point? So far? You haven't
made one, Joe. Just pretend you're

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not in love with it. Who
says, okay, okay, let it

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go. Guys like you who are
already over thirty, you're always afraid of

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getting married. Hey, listen,
so you make up excuses. You get

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up this ideal of some dame that's
just gorgeous, but out of reach,

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seems. I've seen all those moving
pictures too. You know where do you

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think life gets its ideas from the
movie. I'm going at this case the

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same way I tackle every other.
That's what you say. But just take

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a deep breath and think think about
it from every angle. Good. Now

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ask yourself the question you should have
asked the very first night. Am I

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being had? Think about it?
Joe? Are you being had? Do

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you have any news? Sergeant?
I may have. What does that sid?

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What did he say? As argeant? What do you have to tell

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us? I'm thinking about what you
told me, and all rests on the

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assumption that your daughter could disappear on
a crowded, well lighted street. Assumption,

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sid, he said, assumption I
heard what he said. I'm afraid

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it didn't work. The only way
she could disappear was for you to arrange

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a place for her to go to. No, you'd better listen to me.

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At first, I had the idea, maybe she might have gotten into

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a little jam. She went to
swimming meets in Canada and Mexico. Maybe

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she carried some pot for somebody,
maybe something a little stronger. That's a

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lie. Actually, I didn't believe
it myself. Then what are you trying

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to imply? I think it's all
a publicity stunt, but it's gone sour.

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How dare you? Sid, coldest
man, superior officer, whoever he

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is. I'll give you his name
of the phone number myself, but you'd

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better hear the rest of it first. And the stakes are tremendous. I

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should have realized that in the beginning
the Olympics. They become a fantastic media

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event. The winners get more than
the old laurel wreath, even more than

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the gold medal. I'll hold it
a minute you have no right an old

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swimmer disappears. That would be the
headline, wouldn't it. I could have

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been, But all you got was
a couple of lines on page seventeen and

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nothing to speak of on the air. The media didn't bite, or maybe

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you didn't know how to promote it. You don't understand she's missing. What

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you needed was an experienced, inventive
publicity guy. He might have pulled it

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off. It isn't true. You
have to keep it alive, so you

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feed me little things like this iron
curtain plot could be true, and then

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you try to fob off his name
at me. This will held Mina Wilson.

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Why didn't you pretend you didn't know
what it was, mister Trewsdale,

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I don't have the Panter's idea live. Who is Willowmina Wilson? Didn't you

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think I check it out with Dick
Sparter. I mean you're trying to tell

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me you actually don't know that will
Helmina Wilson is the name she says to

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herself while she's swimmed. I never
heard of it. Where is she?

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We don't know she disappeared? You
knowingly mislead the police. We haven't the

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truth? Wait, will Helpmina Wilson, I just remembered, I just remembered.

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Has there been any word of March
Tuesday or Sergeant? No, Miss

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Stacy, I just came by the
library to ask a question, and you

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said she liked to read a book. She kept renewing. Would you tell

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me the name of it again?
Oh, William Wilson and other stories by

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Edgar Allan Poe. William Wilson,
Yes, I guess I made a mistake.

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00:36:38,519 --> 00:36:44,000
Funny, I thought it was Wilhelmina
Wilson. Well that's close. Actually,

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00:36:44,159 --> 00:36:50,719
Wilhelmina is the feminine form of William. Yes, oh, Helmina Wilson.

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00:36:50,760 --> 00:36:54,320
I wonder that story? Do you
work? Do you suppose I could

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00:36:54,320 --> 00:37:10,440
read it? Oh? I certainly? And wait here, yes, miss

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00:37:10,480 --> 00:37:16,920
will Helmina Wilson. Yes, yes, you dyed your hair. You changed

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00:37:17,000 --> 00:37:22,159
your makeup. Instead of wearing beiges
and browns, I see you've gone in

438
00:37:22,239 --> 00:37:27,480
for blues and grays. It does
give you a different look. Who are

439
00:37:27,480 --> 00:37:30,960
you? Oh? Sorry, I'm
a police detective. Sergeant Joe Keller.

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00:37:30,079 --> 00:37:35,280
May I, may I come in? Why? I want to talk to

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00:37:35,320 --> 00:37:45,599
you about Margaret Truesdale all right,
What what do you want to know?

442
00:37:47,000 --> 00:37:52,800
First? I'd like to know if
you'll marry me. You'll not right away.

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00:37:52,840 --> 00:37:57,800
We'd have to get to know each
other better. Although I know all

444
00:37:57,840 --> 00:38:01,320
about you already. What do you
know about me? Start with a girl

445
00:38:01,400 --> 00:38:06,480
just in her teens, father dies, a mother remarries. Well, the

446
00:38:06,519 --> 00:38:09,800
stepfather accept her, and then the
mother dies and the stepfather remarries. Well,

447
00:38:09,880 --> 00:38:14,239
the strange new woman accept her as
a daughter. Why do you want

448
00:38:14,239 --> 00:38:17,400
me to relieve all this? She
thinks she's a very unattractive girl. Oh

449
00:38:17,440 --> 00:38:22,079
I was. I was pale and
skinny, always sits. Oh. They

450
00:38:22,199 --> 00:38:27,119
bring you to a friend, Dick
Sparta, a swimming coach, and you

451
00:38:27,199 --> 00:38:30,079
work out every day. Yes,
I did, hour after hour, and

452
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it changes you. It also becomes
obvious to everyone that you could be a

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great swimmer. Yes, and everybody
begins to count the money, taste the

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00:38:40,199 --> 00:38:45,840
glory. Yes. At first Sit
and Molly were only thinking of me.

455
00:38:45,920 --> 00:38:52,039
Later, the thing just overpowered them, blew their perspectives crazy. At first,

456
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I was so happy because finally I
could do something to please them,

457
00:38:57,000 --> 00:38:59,800
repay them for all they did for
me. You were a good, little

458
00:39:00,000 --> 00:39:04,719
obedient girl, Yes, But after
a while, it became torture. Every

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00:39:04,800 --> 00:39:12,039
stroke was agony, every lap was
I don't want to say, oh,

460
00:39:12,079 --> 00:39:16,119
Perkatie, I understand, But couldn't
you face them, couldn't you say?

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00:39:16,159 --> 00:39:21,000
Look? Mom? Looked an?
I was scared. I was still very

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00:39:21,000 --> 00:39:25,440
insecure. Besides, I told you
they had changed. Now. All they

463
00:39:25,480 --> 00:39:30,400
could talk about was how rich,
how famous we would become, the fantastic

464
00:39:30,480 --> 00:39:36,280
things we could do. And then
you read that story William Wilson about a

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man who has another self, Yes, another self. That was what I

466
00:39:43,320 --> 00:39:51,039
needed, and so inside me I
created Wilhelmina Wilson. Inside I was Wilhelmina

467
00:39:51,119 --> 00:39:55,119
Wilson. Every time I swam,
I would say, will Helmina Wilson.

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00:39:57,599 --> 00:40:02,079
Oh, I wanted to run away, just just a beer. But where

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00:40:02,079 --> 00:40:06,599
could I go? How would I
live? All I ever learned to do

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00:40:06,679 --> 00:40:09,800
was swim. Couldn't you study something? Oh? Not? After the kind

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00:40:09,800 --> 00:40:15,039
of day I put In a matter
of fact, I wanted to take a

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00:40:15,079 --> 00:40:17,840
secretarial course. But Sit and Molly
both jumped on me. What do you

473
00:40:17,880 --> 00:40:21,159
need that for? You'll never use
it. You're going to be rich.

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00:40:22,880 --> 00:40:27,840
You know what I did? I
tried to raise money by entering contests under

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00:40:27,840 --> 00:40:32,679
the name of Wilhelmina Wilson. I
never won anything, anything at all until

476
00:40:34,039 --> 00:40:37,840
dear Yeah, I know, I
bought a fifty cent lottery ticket in the

477
00:40:37,920 --> 00:40:43,280
name of Wilhelmina Wilson, and that
did it. Can you imagine the minute

478
00:40:43,280 --> 00:40:46,079
I saw that winning number, I
took this apartment. That's how I found

479
00:40:46,079 --> 00:40:51,119
you. Twenty five thousand dollars.
It can give me a starting. Ever,

480
00:40:51,199 --> 00:40:54,159
where does this leave me? Your
parents reported you as a missing person.

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00:40:54,480 --> 00:40:59,000
I'm a police officer. I found
you. I can't go home.

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00:41:00,480 --> 00:41:05,199
Do you know why. I just
can't swim anymore. I can't take the

483
00:41:05,280 --> 00:41:08,440
pressure. I'm out of it.
That's going to break their hearts. They're

484
00:41:08,440 --> 00:41:13,880
broken hearted now, but this way
they'll still have their dreams that I could

485
00:41:13,880 --> 00:41:19,880
have been the greatest swimmer in the
world. No, I can't go back,

486
00:41:20,159 --> 00:41:24,679
Yes you can. No, I'm
no longer scared Little Margie Truesdale.

487
00:41:25,760 --> 00:41:32,320
And they wouldn't understand Wilhelmina Wilson.
They would never forgive her for for wasting

488
00:41:32,440 --> 00:41:37,079
that chance of a lifetime. Do
you know who they could understand, forgive

489
00:41:37,159 --> 00:41:44,519
and accept? Who? Missus?
Joseph Keller, who she she would be

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00:41:44,639 --> 00:41:47,840
my wife. But I don't know. You don't you want to get to

491
00:41:47,880 --> 00:41:54,639
know me. I don't know.
I suppose I could. By that time,

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00:41:54,679 --> 00:42:00,320
the Olympic trials will be over.
They'll never forgive me, sure will

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00:42:00,360 --> 00:42:19,360
once we make it very clear that
you forgive them. I would assume that,

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00:42:19,400 --> 00:42:23,599
after a suitable passage of time,
everyone in this particular story forgave everybody

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else, although why and for what
is not exactly crystal clear. After all,

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we do our best to reach a
goal, but so many times that

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Dryfus pays for the call. This
week on the Chisholms, the journey

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continues as they leave the security of
the wagon train behind to strike out for

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the promised land called California. We're
hiding our own way to California. I

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think we should give it careful thought, staying with the wagon train and be

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safer. He retraveled through mostly uncharted
territory. I'm afraid it will man happen.

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Who will survive the last great American
Adventure? The Chisholm's, starring Robert

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Preston and Rosemary Harris, Saturday night
at eight seventh Central Lawn, CBS Television

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and Robert Preston and Rosemary Harris Saturday
Night at eight. You can sing smoke

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gets in your eyes, but when
it gets into everyone else's eyes and nose

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and throat, it's no musical matters. Your Lung Association says cigarettes are a

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personal health hazard and secondhand smoke is
offensive to all non smokers. Give us

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all a break. Let the Lung
Association help you kick the habit for your

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sake and for everyone's life and breath. We look at the faces as some

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of these high powered young performers,
athletes, dancers, prodigies of one sort

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or another, the strained and nerve
wracked faces, and we say they're hardly

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more than children. Why are they
being thrown into the snake pit of money

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and notoriety so early? Why?
Quite simply because so many of us are

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willing to pay and to cheer them. Yes, our heroes are getting younger

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and older before their time. Our
cast included Paul Heck, Joan Shay ray

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Owens, and Brona Rayburn. The
entire production was under the direction of Hyman

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Brown. Missus E. G.
Marshall inviting you to return to our Mystery

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theater for another adventure in the macabre
unto stories of love and sacrifice As World

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War Two brings broth and change to
a