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Speaker 1: Killog Fat. The super Delicious Cereal presents a adventures of

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Superman faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive,

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able to leave Paul buildings at a single bound. Well

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up on the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane.

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That's Superman. Yes, it's Superman. And today his friends Batman

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and Robin find themselves prisoners of the secret society they

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have been trying to find. Will join them in a moment.

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But right now, here's a word from Dan McCullough. Say,

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you know what I heard the other day? Well, I

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heard that one of the kids in our block always

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makes it a point to hang around when his mother

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is making out her grocery list to remind her to

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get some Kellogg's Pet. Yes, sir, that young fellow likes

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to eat lots of that super delicious hole Heatlake cereal,

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and he's mighty eager to collect more of those nifty

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comic buttons Path is putting out, aren't they, honeys? The

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colors so bright, and the pictures of your favorite funny

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sheet characters stand out like anything against that clear white background.

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And how those buttons do show off when you wear

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them pinned on your jacket or your dress or cap.

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Why they make you feel like strutting around and for

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dog gone good fun. You can't beat the excitement of

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trading dupicates with your pals and getting another comic button

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to add to your collection. Maybe it'll be ske Zeek's

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or Herbie or even Superman himself. And don't forget how

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easy it is to collect all eighteen different buttons in

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the series. Now you don't send in any money, not

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even a box stop, and you can't buy him anywhere.

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But every time Mom opens a new package of Kellogg's Pep,

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there's a swell prize inside for you, one of those

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Humdinger comic buttons, or a military insignia or warplane button.

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Ask Mom to get you some pee e pe Pep

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made by Kellogg's of Battle Creek. Now the Adventures of

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Superman while Ady Superman and his search for two l

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and pieces of Kryptonite, the strange deadly element which gave

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the late Atomman his terrible atomic power. Batman and Robin

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were captured by a mysterious criminal organization using the symbol

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of a crescent, moon and star, believed by our friends

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to have knowledge of the kryptonite. In the Gang headquarters,

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a bogus sanitarium near Metropolis, Batman and Robin were placed

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in a basement dungeon known as Room Zero, where, to

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their dismay, they watched the ceiling. The steel ceiling slowly

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moved down on them, a fraction of an inch at

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a time. It is now eight thirty in the morning,

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and we find them both seated on the cold concrete floor.

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The lowered ceiling now only inches above Batman's head. Although

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they have succeeded in loosening the ropes which bound their

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hands and arms, the situation still seems hopeless.

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Speaker 2: Listen, ceiling dropped again.

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Speaker 1: What will we do? Batman? I had to say it, Robin,

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I'm afraid this time we're in a spot we can't

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get out of. I don't talk right there.

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Speaker 2: Only someone knew we were here, Inspector hendersoner Oh, I.

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Speaker 1: Hear dreaming, Sonny Boy, make it good? Why not? Superman? Sure?

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Why not? What's it? The slot in the bottom of

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the door. My friend mister Smith probably wants to tell

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us another bedtime story. I can only get my hands

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on him.

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Speaker 2: I tell him one night put in a sleep for

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a long.

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Speaker 3: Time, are you gentlemen enjoying the view in there?

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Speaker 1: Sure it's better every minute.

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Speaker 2: Why don't you come in and enjoy it with us, Bud,

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we're sociable.

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Speaker 3: Guys, Thank you, but I prefer to watch from us here.

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Speaker 1: Let me see. It's just eight thirty three.

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Speaker 3: The ceiling lowers at the rate of one foot per hour.

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At nine thirty three you will have to crouch on.

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Speaker 1: Your hands and knees.

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Speaker 3: At ten thirty three will be lying flat. At approximately

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eleven o'clock.

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Speaker 2: All what train leaving for Buffalow on track six?

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Speaker 3: I wonder you'll find things so amusing. At eleven o'clock,

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when the ceiling finally reaches the floor dropped another quarter

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of an inch. Well, my friends.

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Speaker 2: We're very well.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: How are you, mister rat? No, don't be nasty to

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the gentleman, Robin, You are stupid pools.

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Speaker 3: And now it would be clear to you that we

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are the present farming business and the metal of art.

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Speaker 1: You will both die horrible.

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Speaker 3: Death and let you tell us what we want to know.

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Speaker 1: You mean, where we got the silver coin with the

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crescent and star on a sad yes? And how much

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you know about us? Tell me and I will release you.

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I give you my word. I wouldn't take your word

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if sworn a stack of bibles. Release us first, and

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then maybe we'll tell you maybe. Yeah, he do you

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hear that? The ceiling dropped again?

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Speaker 3: This is your chance to save your lives.

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Speaker 1: I will not give you another Well, what do you say?

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Go paddle your papers on some other corner, bud all right?

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Speaker 3: Then die diel like the stupid idiot you are, mister Smith,

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come back?

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Speaker 1: What sold you? TINCHU mean? I'll go ahead? Talk? No? No, no, yes,

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I'll talk, I'll talk. What do you want to know? Robin?

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Speaker 3: Where did you find that silver coin?

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Speaker 2: And you fat as much as.

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Speaker 1: Well?

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Speaker 3: That's that?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Have me worried for a minute.

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Speaker 2: I've been worried for the last five hours.

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Speaker 1: Maybe he's right, that man. Maybe we are making jokes.

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Speaker 2: To cover up.

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Speaker 1: Are you frightened? I'm not too happy. Let's take another

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look around the walls.

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Speaker 2: Oh what's the use? We've been over them a hundred times.

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They're concrete and there isn't a cracking them big enough

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Speaker 1: Ant to cross.

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Speaker 4: I know.

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Speaker 1: But there goes the ceiling again.

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Speaker 2: The ceiling zero soon, too soon.

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Speaker 1: Lower and lower inch by inch, the heavy steel ceiling

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descends to the floor and Batman and Robin give up

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all Hope. Meanwhile, alarmed because he has been unable to

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find any trace of his friends, Superman and his guys

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of Clock, Kent is in the oppose of Police Inspector Henderson,

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who was just completing a telephone conversation. Jury's not holding

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on you, hear me? Okay, then bring him back to mcropolis, right,

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come on? That still a pigeon you trail last night? Kent?

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Squeally evers, Yeah, I sent here me at the Rockville

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Uh huh. He and the local police put Squeally on

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the pan. They all stoolies are yell and Squeally is

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no exception. He talked, Yes, it won't help as much.

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He doesn't know where Batman and Robin are, and he

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doesn't know anything about the mob who used the cress

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and moon and star for the symbol. All he knows

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is that there is such a mob and if he

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hears anybody asking about them. He supposed to tip off

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Patsy at the Golden Willy nightclub. What was he doing

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at the gold on Lily last night? And why did

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he skip Tom? He says, when Batman and Robin fought

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their way out of the dark ambush, he walked them

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into He figured they'd add up the right numbers and no,

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he'd put in the tip for the ambush at the

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coffee shop. Uh huh. So he hustled back there and

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hid across the street in the doorway, and sure enough,

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about an hour later, Batman and Robin showed up with you.

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So he rushed over to the Golden Lily and told

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Patsy the coffee shop waiter might leak and to expect company.

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Then then Patsy gave Squeally the keys to his car

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and told him to beat it out of town and

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lay low for a while. And then I trailed Squeally

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half the night for nothing. Maybe not play me in,

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Inspector Squeally's information gives me a little more ammunition to

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use on Patsimo on home, Charlie. Patsimo is Patsy, the

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owner of the Golden Lily, And I'll bet my shield

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he's mixed up in the disappearance of Batman and Robin.

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We know he's somehow tied up with the Crescent and

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Star Mob and Batman and Robin were last seen at

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his plate. Yes. For then how my hunch is they

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followed the girl and she steered them into a trap

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and Patsy minute, what girl? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,

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I forgot to tell you I got right over here. Hey, huh.

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Take a look at this photograph, Kent, Uh huh. You

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see we do a little detective work too. You're not

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the only shirlf like Scott look inspector. This girl's wearing

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an ornament in her hair, and it's a crescent morning star.

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Why do you think I showed you the picture? Oh?

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But who is she? She was introduced as Gloria Garrett,

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star of the London Music Halls. I called Scotland Yard

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about an hour ago. And they never heard of Gloria

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Garrett in London. Huh oh, and so far nobody's heard

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of her here either. Wait, Averte, we can trace us

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through Patsy, can't we. He and the Crest and Star

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mob must have planted her at the Golden Lily and

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arranged for her to be introduced, knowing that if Batman

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and Robin were there, they'd follow. That's what I figure.

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And as soon as we get Patsy down here, I'm

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going to put the spruce on him. I've always been

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sure he's a crook, but he's a smart potato, and

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we've never been able to pin anything on him. Do

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you think you can now at least enough to make

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him talk? I hope. So I've got an alarm out

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for him, and we should pick him up soon. Then

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we're going to crack this case. White. Excuse me? Sure? Hello?

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Speaker 4: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Yes, thought of him? Did you get him?

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Speaker 3: What?

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Speaker 1: No?

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Speaker 4: I see?

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Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that's right, feeling what it's a matter of inspector.

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They just picked up Patsy.

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Speaker 3: Oh good?

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Speaker 1: Not so good. They found him floating in the harbor

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with a knife in his back, stunned. Clark Kent's jaw drops.

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The old owner of the Golden Lily was their only

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link in the chain of circumstances revolving about Batman and

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Robin's sudden disappearance. But that link is broken forever now

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what we'll return in a moment to find out. But first,

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here again is your announswer. Dang talk about bright, sparkling color.

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Why you can't beat those comic buttons from packages of

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Kellogg's pet Those red and black and blue pictures of

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your favorite comic strip characters are real eye catchers, and

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the pictures are so true to life that well, you'd

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almost think they're going to talk to you. Take Haroltine,

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for instance, his hair is comb just so liking the

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funny papers, and he's grinning away as if he's just

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heard a big joke, and smiling Jack looks mighty natural

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too in his trim looking uniform. And Superman in bright

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blue jersey with red Superman insignia and that red keep

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flying in the wind. Yes, sir, every single one of

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those eighteen different com buttons is really on the beam.

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And you get the extra fund of trading jupigates with

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your friends too, So better get busy on your collection.

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Ask Mom to get you some of that super delicious

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hole wheat flake cereal Kellogg's PEP, because that's the only

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way you can get these comic buttons. You don't send

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in either money or box stops, and you can't buy

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them anywhere, but inside every package of PEP there's an

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exclusive prize, one of these nifty comic buttons, or a

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military insignia or a warplane button. It's your prize from

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pe e P. PEP made by Kellogg's of Battle Creek.

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Now back to the Adventures of Superman. Shocked when they

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learned that Patsy, owner of the Golden Lily nightclub, had

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been found murdered. Calke Kenton Inspector Henderson hurried to the

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club on the waterfront, which in the bright light of

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day is deserted except for a porter who listlessly sweeps

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the floor between the empty tables. Searching the place thoroughly,

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Kenton Henderson finally ended up in Patsy's small private office

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on the little balcony above the dance floor, where the

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inspector has gone through the dead man's desk. Not a

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thing here to show that Patsy even knew about the

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Cressendon Star mob Kenton. Not a no, not an unexplained

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phone number. Nothing. The boys couldn't find anything in his

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hotel either. How did he contact them? I don't know

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what I'm worried, Inspector. It's a quarter past ten, Batman

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and Robin have been missing since midnight, and I admit

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him worried myself. But what can we do. Patsy is dead,

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we can't find Gloria Garrett, and nobody else can tell

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us anything about the Cressendon Star. I can't understand how

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Wait a minute, what's that? What's one in here? That's

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the storeroom. We went through it, yes, but I think

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we missed something. Come on about us? Well what is it? Uck?

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A phonograph? Well what about it? Listen to this? Oh

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we haven't time to play records, candas and listen, ey hear?

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That's so what you remember? The song? Of course? All alone?

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Irving Berlin wrote it? But what did that goonograph record?

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Is the answer to our prayers? What by you not? No?

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I'm not. In a minute or two, the telephone on

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that desk is going to ring, and you are going

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to answer it here? And who'll it be? A member

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of the Crescent and Star Mob. Now listen for a

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long moment. Inspector Henderson stares at Kent as though he

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were certain the Daily Planet reporter is out of his mind.

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In the background, the phonograph needle scratches on the recording

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of the once popular song all Alone. How does Kent

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know the phone will ring? And why is he so

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certain it will be a member of the Cressendon Star

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Mob calling. In the meantime, Batman and Robin, with only

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a scant forty five minutes to go before the ceiling

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of their incredible torture chamber drops to the floor are

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in mortal danger from now on. The action is tenth

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exciting and mysterious, so don't miss a single word of it.

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Tune in tomorrow, same time, same station as the famous

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Batman and Robin Joy and the Adventure of Superman. Faster

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than a speeding pullet, more powerful than a LOCOMOWNI able

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to leave Paul buildings at a single bound. Who up

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in the sky, it's a bird, It's a plane. That's Cooperman,

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doubles and girls. Be sure to follow the adventures of Superman,

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brought to you every day, Monday through Friday, same time,

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same station, by the Grand Old Kellogg Company of Battle Creek.

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And for other thrilling adventures of Superman, see your local newspaper.

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Superman is also a copyrighted feature appearing in Superman DC publications.

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Say gang, get a load of this. Kellogg's Variety is back.

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That's the famous variety. Carton of six swell Kellogg cereals

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in ten separate packages makes breakfast more fun than a picnic.

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With Kellogg's Variety on the table, you can choose among

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Kellogg's rice crispies, pep corn flakes, shredded wheat crumbles, and

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brand flakes. Simply help yourself to use our favorite. Each

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box Hoole is a fresh crisp peeping portion, So ask

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mom to get Kellogg's variety right away and be sure

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to be with us tomorrow for the thrilling Adventures of Superman.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back. Well, uh, Batman and Robin definitely and some

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serious problems. I like how everyone has figured out, you know,

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the villains of the villains have figured out, and so

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as the narrator by the way, that they're just telling

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jokes to break the uh, break the tension into try

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and avoid panic. And Robin's like, do you think that's true?

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Of course it's true. The narrator said it was true.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 4: And now I really am left with abundance of curiosity

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on next week. You know, I don't cheat, so I

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don't have any clue what this record is supposed to reveal,

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and I'm not going to get a find out until

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next Sunday. Well, I guess I set the way how

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we do the podcast, so it's self imposed punishment, I guess,

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So join me next Sunday and we'll find out what

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it is that Clark can't learn from the phonograph record

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of the very great Irving Berlin. Join us next Sunday

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for Looking for Kryptonite Part eleven. In the meanwhile, send

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your comments to Adam adams Web, don't you ask. Remember

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to vote for the Old Time Radio Superman show over

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on podcast Alley, and be sure to pick up a

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But from Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham,

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sogn and off