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Speaker 1: You own one of the largest branches in California, the

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most cattle, the best lamb and the toughest riders. But

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I'll tell you something, mister Crown, the little mission of

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Sam Sebastian is going to defeat you.

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Speaker 2: Have gone, Will Travel, starring mister John Dayner as Paladin,

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San Francisco, eighteen seventy five, The Carlton Hotel headquarters of

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a man called Paladin.

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Speaker 3: H he's a poodin m M.

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Speaker 1: Morning.

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Speaker 3: Hey boy, hope, I don't spoil breakfast. Telegram came for

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you just now.

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Speaker 1: Thank you?

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Speaker 3: Uh eating breakfast in dining room? Most unusual for you,

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A rare occasion.

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Speaker 1: Hey boy, who's that young lady over there sitting alone

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at the table next to the window.

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Speaker 3: Oh you saw that young lady check in two days ago?

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Speaker 1: Sweet two one two alone alone? Charming?

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Speaker 3: Show me where he saw you up on telegram?

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Speaker 1: Oh yes, hey boy, why don't you ask the young

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lady if I might join her for a cup of coffee?

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She must be lonely.

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Speaker 3: Oh so early in the morning. Oh yes, sir, Oh

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rush telegram? What happens makes socially good?

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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, hey boy, Oh no, what happened I've

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changed my mind. This telegram from mister Ian Crown in

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San Sebastian, California. He offers a rather large sum of money.

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Would you send him a wire? Please?

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Speaker 3: Have we gone?

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Speaker 1: We'll troub Yes, I'll be leaving on the next stage.

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Speaker 3: What about poor charming, loony young lady.

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Speaker 1: That'll have to wait until I return? Unfortunately business comes first.

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Speaker 4: This is Frank Knight speaking for the world's most honored watch, Launean.

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In the Conquest of the Old West, men won fame

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through feats of bravery and daring. Today things are different,

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but fame can still be won. How wonderful to wom

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A Nobel Prize in science, a Pulitza Award in literature,

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and Olympic Gold medal in sports. These great honors are

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symbols of achievement in the field of time. Did you

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know that Launjean watches have won more more great public

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honors than any other watch in the world.

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Speaker 1: This is true.

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Speaker 4: The highest authorities of ranked Longjene watches as the finest

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achievement in the science and art of watchmaking. Yet the

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Long Jean, the world's most honored watch, styled with distinction

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taste in precious metal, promising a lifetime of fauntless timekeeping

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is not costly. Many models are priced as low as

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seventy five dollars. Visit your authorized Launjean with no jeweler.

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Speaker 1: He will be honored to serve you. The stage ride

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down the Kaminoria brought me at last to San Sebastian,

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one of the mission towns, established one hundred years ago

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by the followers of wuniter Rosera. I knew this country well,

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its low green valleys and crisp ocean air. I did

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not know Ian Crown, I inquired at the stage office. Yes, sir,

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what can I do for you? How far is it

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to the Crown Ranch eating crowns?

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Speaker 3: Please?

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Speaker 1: Yes, a little past of miles southeast of here.

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Speaker 4: Head right on off the main road and take the

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fork to the left just before you get to the mission.

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Speaker 1: Any place I can rent a horse around here?

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Speaker 5: Lively Stables across the street, mister, can't miss it, the

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only building on that side.

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Speaker 1: Thanks? Yes?

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Speaker 3: Would you give something for the mission?

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Speaker 1: Something for the mission?

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Speaker 3: You give money a donation see art donation.

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Speaker 1: Well, I think we can manage that. I should have

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a dollar in my wallet. Senor very rich so much morning. Yeah,

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here we are.

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Speaker 3: Hey, come back here, you little teeth.

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Speaker 1: But I haven't when a boy stole my wallet, tether

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you know him?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that was ped from the mission.

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Speaker 1: He asked me for a donation. When I offered him

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a dollar, he grabbed my wallet and ran off. That

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doesn't seem like Peter.

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Speaker 3: He's a good boy.

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Speaker 1: He's got a good wallet. Did you say he's from

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the mission. That's right, he lives there. I hadn't planned

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on it, but I think I'll pay this mission a visit.

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I figured that if Crown had waited for me to

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travel all the way from San Francisco, a few more

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hours delay wouldn't hurt. And I wanted my wallet back.

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It wasn't bulging with money, but there were papers that I

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couldn't replace. At the Mission of San Sebastian, a Franciscan

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monk met me, introducing himself as Father Bartolomi. As he

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walked through the cool, flower filled courtyard of the lovely

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old Mission. I told the priest about Pedro and what

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had happened. He invited me to his study.

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Speaker 3: Once you'll be seated, San your paladin.

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: I'm so very sorry about all this. How much money

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did you have in your wallet?

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Speaker 1: Twenty two dollars in cash. There was also a banknote

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for fifty dollars.

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Speaker 3: I have exactly twenty two dollars on my desk. They're

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undoubtedly yours. Pedro brought it to me less than thirty

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minutes ago. He were somewhat out of breadth and quite nervous.

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Your story explains his actions. There you are sent your paladin.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for me. I don't suppose he said anything

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about the wallet. No, do you think he still hasn't?

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Speaker 3: Or perhaps he can answer that question himself. Will you

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excuse me? Send your paladin, Pedro re prod Would you

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come in here? Please? Eh, Pedro, you don't know why

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this man is here, see Padre? Is he not true

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that you took his wallet and ran away? Seek? That

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was very wrong, Pedal? Why would you do this?

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Padri, there was so much money I had

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to take a for.

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Speaker 3: Here.

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Speaker 1: Was wrong, Padri?

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Speaker 3: I know what was wrong. Hey, where is the wallet now?

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Speaker 1: My son in a stable?

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Speaker 3: Please get it and bring it back to this room.

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Sea patry.

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Speaker 1: Father, I'm sorry this has happened. I hope you won't

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find it necessary to be too severe with the boy,

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and he had learned his lessons already. Why does Pedro

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beg for donations? For this mission is by far the

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best preserved and the most beautiful of all emissions I've seen.

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Speaker 3: He said, you're Sanza Bactian. He's a diamond of all missions.

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Thanks to saying, you have Crown? He sure, no, we

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haven't met, But I was on my way to his

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ranch when this happened. But what is his connection with

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this mission? Where saure? Several years ago, before California became

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a part of the United States, the Moerican government sold

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the missions to raise defense funds for their treasury. It

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was then that Senior Crown became the owner of San Sabatian.

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I mean Crown bought the mission from the Mexican government

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in see Sanuel. While most of the others wasted to ruins.

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This mission prospered under the skilled management of Senior Crown.

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But then when President Lincoln signed a bill giving the

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missions back to the Church, Senior Crown was forced to

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relinquish this mission on the land around it. He was

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paid for the land, wasn't it Signor? But he was

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not in sympathy with the price to compensate what the

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additional payment he felt was due to him. He took

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the statue of our patron, Saint Santa Batian from its

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rightful place in this mission. He is now in his

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home and a huge is to return it to us.

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Speaker 1: Do you think he'll ever give the statue back to

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the mission? No, not unless we pay him for it.

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How much does he want? Two thousand dollars fund? Impossible?

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So it would take many years to accumulate that much money.

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And that's why Pedro begs for donations.

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Speaker 3: Our people are most anxious to Hea. Is that your return?

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Speaker 1: What shouldn't mean? How much money have you collected? Father?

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Speaker 3: Say you're a paladin. This is not a rich parish.

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In ten years we have secured only nine hundred and

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eighty five dollars come in.

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Speaker 1: I have prost the wallet partish.

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Speaker 3: Get you to send your a paladin.

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Speaker 1: Senor thank you Pedro.

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, signor please forgive me send your paladin. Please

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check your wallet for the banknote you mentioned.

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Speaker 1: Let's your father. Everything here, Pedro at the stage office.

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I was going to give you a donation, you remember,

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would you accept this five dollar gold piece for the

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statue of some Sebastian, gracious, gracious, be sociable.

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Speaker 3: Day with drink, my.

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Speaker 4: Day younger and.

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Speaker 3: Be sociable.

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Speaker 1: And when friends drop in, let your hospitality show you're

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sociable in the modern manner that you know is the

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favorite of this Marty and young and her.

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Speaker 3: Be sociable with testy, drink, light, refresh us.

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Speaker 1: And the sociable. Have you tried a petty lately? The

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green rolling acres that surrounded the Crown ranch were covered

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with giant oaks and thousands of black angus cattles, and

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a mile beyond the main gate, on a tree stud

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a knoll sat the house of Eaan Crown, imposing, rich,

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almost futile. From my talk with Father Bartolonae, I had

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pictured Crown as the typical elderly, austere rancher. Instead, I

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found a cordial man who was having more than a

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share of trouble with an outlaw show Fernandez.

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Speaker 5: During the last three months, he's robbed two of my payrollshipments,

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and he's run off near three hundred head of prime beef.

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He's got to be stopped, Palette and and depending on

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you to bring them in.

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Speaker 1: I've never heard this Fernandez before. Does he confine his

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activities to this part of the country, strictly to my rain,

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to your rain. Eh. Hasn't he been plaguing the other ranchers? No,

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just me? Why has he singled you up? Well? His

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brother he used to work for me.

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Speaker 5: He killed an accident doing a cattle drive. Fernandez. Things

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sound responsible, but I'm not. Man was thrown from his saddle.

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It was an accident.

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Speaker 1: I see. Hey, let me feel you're glad. Oh, yes,

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thank you very much. That's excellent wine. No, thank you.

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Speaker 3: We make it ourselves. Grapes come from our own venue.

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Speaker 1: You must be proud of this ranch, mister Crowns. One

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of the finest spreads. I'm seeing here, taking a.

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Speaker 5: Lot of years, a lot of hard work making one

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of I'm not going to let it know renegade like

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Fernandez starting nipping away at it.

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Speaker 3: Oh what do you say, Paladin?

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Speaker 1: And I say yes, mister Kron, I'll take the job

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for the.

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Speaker 5: One thousand dollars.

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Speaker 1: Right. Well, that's good, that's good, all right, what are

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your planning noon? It'll take me a few days to

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learn what I need. This statue, mister Kron, I've been

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admiring it. Ah signs Sebastian, mister Pellon Bautiful. Yeah, I

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was talking to Father Bartolemey at the mission this afternoon.

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Speaker 5: Oh I see, suppose he told you what a heat

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and I am because I won't give back your statue.

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Speaker 1: We didn't discuss your personal I can give that statue

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back when I get the money man, mister Crown, Oh

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what is it? Carl brand the state and took the payroll.

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Anybody heard know he made us get out of the states,

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took the money from me, and then stampeded the horses.

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Speaker 3: And there's the third time.

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Speaker 1: Oh, Patton, this is my foreman, Carl Stocker, How do

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you do?

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Speaker 3: Carl?

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Speaker 5: He was bringing the payroll money from the bank in

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cold Water.

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Speaker 1: Where did it happen? About three miles before we got

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into San Sabastian. We had a walk into town, and

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he said, plenty of time to hide out. It's the Crown.

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You'll be needing more money from the bank to meet

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the payroll. That's right. I'll go up to cold Water

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tomorrow and bring it back.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 1: You let everybody know I'll be returning alone on horseback.

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I had concealed the payroll money under my shirt and

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was on the trail back from cold Water, a mile

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out of San Sebastian. There was still no sign of

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Sancho Fernandez. But he didn't disappoint me, right, But it's.

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Speaker 3: Appointed directly between your son.

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Speaker 6: It would be a stay to turn around.

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Speaker 3: I believe you. Now drop your gun back to the ground.

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M Dismountain, stand with your back to me.

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Speaker 1: M hm.

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Speaker 3: You will have some money for Senor crown. What is it?

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Speaker 1: You're well informed? Money?

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Speaker 3: Where is it?

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Speaker 1: My shirt with a gun?

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Speaker 3: Now that do not move turn around.

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Speaker 1: Nothing.

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Speaker 3: You'll drop the money to the ground.

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Speaker 5: Careful, Nah, you may turn around and take a few

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steps away.

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Speaker 3: That will be far enough. Now you will not be

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knitting your horse.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 6: Just doan speedy Senor. It's not too long a walk

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to the rancho. Give me regards to seeing.

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Speaker 1: Your crown, Sancho. There's a damag you're putting at your back,

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not your rifle. You won't get fired with a hole

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in your back, Senor Fernandez.

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Speaker 2: A bunch of the boys are whooping it up every

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weekday on CBS Radio. Variety spices airwaves with fun every

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time see Yes Radio turns them loose. The boys are

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pat buttram Art link Letter and Galeen Drake, here's a

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threesome that's really awesome for its total output of sheer pleasure,

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the remarkable wit of Buttram, link Letter's unending imagination in

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creating stunts and surprises, Galen Drake's away with words and stories.

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Put them all together and you have a distinctly flavored,

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different sound. Only a network could assemble for your weekday pleasure,

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And only the CBS Radio network does listen in daily

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Speaker 1: With these boys.

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Speaker 2: Whooping it up as you move about the house, one

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thing that's out the window with the dust is boredom.

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The Galeen Drake Show, Art, link Letters, House parties from Hollywood,

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and Pat Buttram's just entertainment one at a time or

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all together. They're good, clean fun in every weather. Try

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them often.

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Speaker 1: Sancho left an easy trail to follow through the yellow

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wheat fields. He had managed to stay on his horse,

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but he had lost a lot of blood along the way.

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His trail led to the mission at Send Sebastian.

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Speaker 3: If you want him, he heard, joining his Greek Greek teleig,

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his cheek Fanny senior Paladi, and.

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Speaker 1: He Padres told me Fernandez was here. The dead.

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Speaker 3: Let us go to my study.

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Speaker 1: Why do you ask for Sancho Fernandes in Crown hired

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me to bring him in.

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Speaker 3: Are you responsible for these?

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Speaker 1: We had a gun fight a mile or so out

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of town. He robbed me of some money I was

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delivering the Crown. I followed him here.

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Speaker 3: He was almost dead when he arrived. He asked for it,

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thank you.

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Speaker 1: Did he have the money on him?

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Speaker 3: See Sanor? He told me that he wanted to donate

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it for the statue of Sancibasian, but.

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Speaker 1: That money belongs to Crown.

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Speaker 3: I suspect you that for we are aware of Sancho's

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hatred for Sanya Crown. I sent Pedro to the rank

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to bring Senuor Crown here.

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Speaker 1: Father, I just wanted to know that it was unavoidable

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under the circumstances, I had to shoot Sancho.

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Speaker 3: Season you're here, bound to happen, Sancho being misguided since

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the death of his brother, Senor Crown coming, Hello, father,

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ah Elavin.

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Speaker 1: I didn't know you was here.

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Speaker 3: Pedro told me, Sancho is holded worriedly.

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Speaker 1: He's dead. I'd happy, can't fight. He ambushed me on

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the trail back away ran my horse off and took

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the money, exchanged shots. His horse brought him here, your crown.

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Speaker 3: I believe this belongs to you.

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Speaker 1: That's the payroll money, Crown.

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Speaker 5: Eh, thank you, father, or you had to get mixed

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up in let rivate affairs. It's gone back to the ranch, Pella.

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Speaker 1: Now I think i'll stay here, mister Kron. I want

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to take the next stage back to Santa So.

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Speaker 3: He's got a little business to finish up.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know you owe me a check for one

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thousand dollars.

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Speaker 3: That's right.

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Speaker 1: I want you to turn my fee over to the

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mission and father by telling me. You told me you

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had nine hundred eighty five dollars in the savings fun

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for the statue LEAs and.

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Speaker 3: You're there, nine hundred and ninety dollars. You gave Pyro

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five dollars, remember I remember?

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Speaker 1: Well here, I'd also like to donate this ten dollars.

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You should bring your savings to an even thousand, give

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it to mister Crown.

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Speaker 3: What are you doing, Pella?

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Speaker 1: One thousand dollars father has accumulated these past ten years,

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along with my fee total two thwo thousand dollars inster Crown.

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You should be able to return the Statue of San

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Sebastian to the mission in time from Mass this Sunday,

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our American youth safflabby out of condition physically and mentally.

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That's a strong statement, isn't it. But an organization called

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the President's Council on Youth Fitness, brought into being in

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nineteen fifty six, was created because of evidence indicating that

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in this era of technology and science, the fitness of

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our young men and women has become a matter of

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increasing concern. This week, Youth Fitness Week, emphasizes that human

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resiliency springs from mental, emotional, and spiritual as well as

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physical elements. We should all of us take a close

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look at our community to make sure it is providing.

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Speaker 2: Youth with the social, educational and athletic facilities they need

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to develop into strong, full rounded individuals. The mental aspect

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the fitness requires a sound, solid education. If you're a

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parent of teenagers, be sure they remain in high school

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through their senior year. If you're a high school student,

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remember that diploma is much more than just a piece

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of paper. Stay in school and graduate. Have Gune Will

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Travel created by Herb Metal and Sam Rolf is produced

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stand directed by Norman McDonald and stars John Dayner as

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Paladin with Ben Wright as hey Boy. Tonight's story was

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written by Albert Ally and adapted for radio by Frank Michael.

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Featured in the cast were Lawrence Dobkins, Don Diamond, James Nasser,

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Richard Beale, and Perry Cook Hue Douglas speaking join us

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again next week for Have Done, Will Trouble