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Speaker 1: Presenting Superman.

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Speaker 2: Up in the sky.

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Speaker 3: Look, it's a word in plain.

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Speaker 4: It's Superman and now Superman. When we last left Superman,

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he arrived in Denver as Clark Kent news reporter to

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investigate a strange and deadly plot against the railroads of

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the West. He had been able to prevent the Continental

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Limited from being swept into a canyon by a rock slide,

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but now the unknown force is directed against the Silver

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Clipper crack train of the West Coast Railway. Mysterious messages

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have warned the Clipper, due to leave Denver at sundown,

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will never arrive in Salt Lake City. Morning newspapers have

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carried Kent's story of the rock slide, and while railroad

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officials and government men search desperately for clues, Kent himself

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walks briskly towards the Great Central Station for a conference

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with the division superintendent. Meanwhile, the plot moves on in

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a secret hiding place overlooking the railroad yard, the man

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called the Wolf talks with his subordinate KENO listen.

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Speaker 1: So very fine.

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Speaker 5: At last, the unbelieving fools begin to take me seriously.

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You have read the stories, Qino, I read him?

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Speaker 3: Well, why so sullen.

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Speaker 1: Well, I don't understand it.

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Speaker 5: I tell you that track was blocked for a hundred feet,

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and yet five minutes later in the continent that went

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right on through. Next time my friend pleased to observe

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more accurately. Obviously, the track was not blocked for one

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hundred feet. It was not blocked at all, But I

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tell you it was. You should join forces with a

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conductor of the train. He swears that a tremendous figure

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in blue tights and a red cape appeared from nowhere,

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replaced the missing rails, cleared away twenty tons of rock,

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and made a safe passage for the train, all in

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a matter of minutes. Oh yes, yes, And he is

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now confined to the city hospital that conductor for observation.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I tell you I've seen the same thing myself.

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Speaker 5: My friend, we have no time for pipe dreams. You

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were deceived by shadows, and now listen, there's work we do.

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Speaker 1: I'm listening.

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Speaker 5: I note that this story is signed by that newspaper

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man Clark Kent, the one who was on the train. Well,

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I told you I should like to be better informed.

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That fellow seems to know a great deal how he

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knows I have no idea, but he does also.

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Speaker 1: I have checked up on him. He was assigned to.

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Speaker 5: Cover the story back east and seems to have arrived

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out here incredibly soon. Must have flown, undoubtedly, But that's

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neither here nor there. Do you know where he is now?

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Speaker 1: I did what you told me. I trailed him. He

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left his hotel to go see the divisional superintendent of

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the railroad.

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Speaker 5: Did he How lucky, lucky, We'll kill two birds with

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one stone. We've got them on the run. They worried,

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Keno and frightened.

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Speaker 1: I hope you're right.

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Speaker 5: I don't know which way to turn up to believe

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they'd like to keep the Silver Clipper in Denver to night.

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But they don't dare They don't dare, Keno. They can't

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admit they're terrified, and wait till they get my telegram.

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Speaker 1: Telegram.

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Speaker 5: Can you dress up like a messenger Keno uniform and

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so on? Oh sure, excellent, excellent. You will put on

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your fake uniform and take this wire also fake to

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the superintendent now at once. If you have luck, you'll

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find him with mister Clark Kent. You will also find

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I think that he is trying to locate a missing engine, keno,

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missing engine, just so if he finds it, I'll eat it. Humhm,

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never mind, it's your uniform on Keno. Deliver the telegram

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personally and bring back as much of a conversation as

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you can. Do you understand now? Now there's that conductor's story.

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Quite the funniest bleeding i've seen this week. A superman,

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ah appearing out of the nut Where where?

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Speaker 1: Hello as the superintendent? Speed? What? Trace it again? Trace

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it from both ends.

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Speaker 2: Of the line, ah, nuts, don't tell me you can't

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find it. Do you think a locomotive and tender could

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vanish into thin air? Check every's station master and call

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me back.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Oh that's that's quite a rush, stupid idiot.

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Speaker 2: Look here, we sent a stair engine intended on the

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line last night, and now they can't tell.

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Speaker 1: Me where it is?

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Speaker 3: What on the main line?

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Speaker 2: Certainly, never mind, let's get back to this business the.

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Speaker 1: Continental Any more?

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Speaker 3: News of that conductor?

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Speaker 1: Oh not so far? Poor fellows out of his mind?

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Speaker 6: What do you suppose he thought he saw all that

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business about a superman? Is?

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Speaker 2: I only wish to heaven they'd never printed it. I

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didn't report that, Believe me. I know, And I look here, Kemp,

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I've checked with your paperbagies and they tell me that

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it's all right, that you're here to do what you can.

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Speaker 1: Now, what do you want to know?

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Speaker 3: Well? First of all, have you any idea what's back

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of this trouble.

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Speaker 2: On the railroads? Not the slightest If you ask me,

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there's a lunatict. Lie, don't you believe it?

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Speaker 1: What else can I believe? It's too senseless? Utterly? Man?

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Speaker 2: Who you had warnings here's which we ignored, and we

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get them all the time from cranks and nuts.

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Speaker 3: But these warnings came true.

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Speaker 1: So out of it?

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Speaker 3: Do you still think they came from cranks and nuts?

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Speaker 1: All right, Kent? What do you think?

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Speaker 6: I think that one man or a group of men

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is trying to paralyze the country with fear?

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Speaker 1: Is? But why?

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Speaker 3: I'm afraid we'll find that out later unless we can

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stop them.

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Speaker 2: Good Lord, We've got to stop them. This can't go on, Kent.

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Speaker 3: I will do what we can.

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Speaker 1: What do you suggest? I suggest that you don't.

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Speaker 3: Let the Silver Clipper leave Denver tonight?

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Speaker 1: Oh, Ken, she's got to leave.

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Speaker 2: Can you imagine what reaction would be if she didn't

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you're taking a chance and we can't help that.

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Speaker 1: She's got to go.

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Speaker 3: Then we must work fast. If they haven't this evening,

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I have one more idea.

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Speaker 1: Yes, what is it? Well?

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Speaker 3: If you read my story carefully, you'll see that I

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am bye. I know more than I print here.

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Speaker 1: As I did.

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Speaker 2: Notice that I don't do you not yet, but I

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expect to how the people back of this, particularly the

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man called the Wolf.

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Speaker 3: We'll want to know just what I do know and

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where I got it.

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Speaker 6: Well, I propose to show myself around until he catches

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up with me, will he?

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Speaker 3: I think so I was shadowed this morning on my

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way here.

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Speaker 1: Good luck you were. So.

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Speaker 6: I think he and his friends are just waiting their chance,

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and I'm going to give it to them.

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Speaker 1: Oh, kimp, don't do it.

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Speaker 2: Why if they'd wreck a train where they wouldn't think

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twice about about.

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Speaker 3: Putting me out of the way.

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Speaker 1: Yes, don't worry, But why what's the idea?

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Speaker 2: While they're finding out how much I know, I may

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be finding out one or two little items about.

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Speaker 1: Them, and I only hope here. How long have you

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been standing there? Messenger?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 5: I just come boss you the divisional superintendent telegram?

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Speaker 1: Yes, sir, er for you personally. They told me to

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bring it right in. I seen the door was open,

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so I awoke.

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Speaker 2: They've found that engine. Well that's all messenger, get out? Yes, no, wait, hey,

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where'd you get this wire?

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Speaker 1: Huh? Why the office give it to me? Set to

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bring it right over? All right?

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Speaker 2: All right, go on close the door behind you. Hey, ken,

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listen to this. Yes, where an engine is now, a

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train will be tomorrow. The silver clepper will vanish like smoke,

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never to be seen by the eyes of living men.

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Speaker 3: Hell well, sounds like black magic.

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Speaker 1: I don't believe it. Why they never dare? Oh they dare?

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All right?

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Speaker 3: Is that telegram signed?

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Speaker 1: Yes, it's signed the Wolf? The wolf?

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Speaker 6: Okay, mister Superintendent. Huh that tuttles it? Had that wire checked?

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Find out who sat it and when and from where?

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If you can, I guess is you'll discover it's fate.

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I wish we'd held that messenger, Kemp, what are you

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going to do? Just what I said I'd do. Put

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myself in the hands of the wolf and see who wins.

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Speaker 1: Superintendent speaking what what? Why? Look here, that's not possible.

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It can't be matter of life.

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Speaker 2: Think what you're saying, now, look here, you tell that

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ruder report here in my office.

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Speaker 1: That's right.

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Speaker 2: At once I got prison that I've found out something,

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anything new. Why, it's the silliest thing I have heard.

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Wait that telegram? What an engineer is?

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Speaker 1: Now? I don't believe it. I don't believe it for

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a minute. What is it, Kent? That look motive intended?

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It passed through Kington eleven fifteen. Yes, and it passed

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through Richville eleven fifty.

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Speaker 2: Well, it should have reached Louisbourg at twelve forty, just thirty.

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Speaker 1: Minutes later, and it didn't. It wasn't on time, on time.

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I had never got that all. Well, that's easy. It

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left the rail somewhere in between. Yes, you'd think so.

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Speaker 2: But listen to this. A crew left Richville and a

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crew left Louisbourg. They met we're in between just now

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on broad day life, and neither crew had seen the

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sign of that engine anywhere. That's not possible. No, No,

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it isn't. Is it black magic? Isn't that what you

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call it?

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Speaker 1: Kent? I think I'm going mad like that conductor? Well,

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what are you going to do?

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Speaker 2: I'm going out to hunt wolves.

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Speaker 3: Anybody looking now?

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Speaker 1: Quick? Out of these clothes.

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Speaker 7: Now that window. Goodbye the Clark Kent temporarily. The Superman's

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turn now to find out where those devils are hiding.

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And so listen while they tell me what they know

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up up over the yards, circle around a bit. Hah,

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there goes that messenger. Watch him, watch him.

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Speaker 1: I land on that roof. Look down in the street.

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Speaker 7: There he goes, the messenger into that house with the

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broken railing.

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Speaker 1: All then, I think I'll.

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Speaker 5: Become Clark Kent again, respectable representative of the daily Planet.

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Speaker 7: I just walk casually down that street and see what

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happens down we go.

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Speaker 5: So he thinks he'll find out one or two little

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items about us. Sock you know, Yeah, that's what he

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said before they saw me standing there. I think I

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should like to question that young man on various angles

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of the so interesting story he wrote this morning's paper.

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Speaker 1: What are you doing by the window? Hey? Hey, down

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there down there in the street. Look what is it? It's

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him walking right into the house. What that is that

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Clark Kent? How did he know where to find me?

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Who told him? I don't know. I don't look at

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me like I.

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Speaker 5: Already know which way to take to get here he's

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search me.

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Speaker 1: Boy knows too much? How does he know? Quick? You downstairs? Hey, boss,

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what are you gonna do with him as a fault

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below us? You know?

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Speaker 5: Steal lined and sound proof with various devices to bring

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out information. You're gonna up there for a time for

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a little conversation, my friend.

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Speaker 1: Stop, stop to the people. Is he coming here? Right

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this way? Hey?

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Speaker 3: Wait a minute, is anyone else in the alley?

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Speaker 5: No, it's empty. Here he comes. We'll jump out and

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clip hunt. Be ready with your black jack.

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Speaker 1: Now, hey, where are you going? Quick? You know? Let

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him happen here?

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Speaker 3: What are you big idea?

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Speaker 1: Wait? Jump boss inside inside with him? Quick? Come on

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you no, hang it back?

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Speaker 3: Good work, you know, good work down the iron stairway,

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quick quick.

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Speaker 1: Someone may have heard us out trying to hang back out?

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Fixed up? Hit me up, shop inside now close it.

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Speaker 5: Off now then, mister Clark Kent, the time has come

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for a little talk. Keino, my friend, you may prepare

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the aids to conversation.

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Speaker 4: Clark Kent in the power of the wolf or is

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the wolf all unknowing? In the power of Superman? And meanwhile,

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where is the missing engine? Excitement thrills suspect. Tune in

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and follow the story, and remember, be with us again

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for the next thrilling installment of Superman.

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Speaker 1: Up the Sky. Book It's Burnt, it's a plain, It's Superman.

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Speaker 4: Superman is a copyrighted feature appearing in Action Comics magazine