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Speaker 1: Silder Man in the moment, Stay tuned, twelve Boys and girls.

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Speaker 2: How did it go today?

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Speaker 1: If you had your big dinner yet? Or will it

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come tonight? I guess most Thanksgiving feats are held in

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the afternoon. I think everybody seems to eat so much

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that it takes them ours to recover.

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Speaker 3: But that's one of the wonderful.

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Speaker 1: Things about Thanksgiving, just as one of the wonderful things

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about our country is the ability to furnish all the

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good things to eat and wear and play with and

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live with.

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Speaker 2: Say, I just.

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Speaker 1: Thought of something. If the pilgrim fathers gave the first

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thanks for the little that they had, we have so

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much more reason to give thanks today for all that

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day and those who followed them have created in this

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wonderful country of ours.

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Speaker 2: Fast a feeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotives, able

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to leave pole buildings on a single bound.

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Speaker 3: Up on the car. It's a word, it's a plain.

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Its tears up.

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Speaker 4: Superman.

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Speaker 5: When the planet crips on the home of a race

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of Superman exploded into dust. The soul survivor was an

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infant boy who had been shot to worth in a sealed rocket.

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Today that boy grown the manhood is known as Superman,

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foreign enemy of the forces of evil weighed him in

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his never ending fight with Booth and justice. He masquerades

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as Clark Kent, crime reporter for a great Metropolitan newspaper.

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His secret is carefully guarded. No one is aware that

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Kent is Superman. No one but you, no one with

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us on ABC as Superman fights against the insidious forces

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of rumor and suspicion. In the transcribed story of Marina Baum,

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our scene is Clark Kent' frivate office at the Metropolis

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City Planet, where we find the mild Manner's Report, whom

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we know as Superman, working on a story. Suddenly he frowned,

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stopped pecking on his typewriter, then almost angrily, rips out

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the sheet of paper and runs his hand despairingly through

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his hair.

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Speaker 2: Oh hang it all, what's the matter with me?

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Speaker 3: I can't write a word today. A girl's life is.

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Speaker 2: A perfect Oh nuhing, Hello.

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Speaker 6: Hello, Yes, this is missus Olson, Missus Olson.

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Speaker 7: Jimmy.

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Speaker 2: Oh of course, mister Kent.

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Speaker 6: Could you come over to our house right way?

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Speaker 3: Well, it's about Jimmy.

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Speaker 7: He's in trouble.

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Speaker 2: What do you mean in trouble?

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Speaker 6: He got into a fight this afternoon. He beat up

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another boy. I can't explain over the problem, mister Kent,

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but please please come over and talk to him. There's

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no telling what he'll do next.

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Speaker 5: Jim Olsen in serious trouble in this latest Superman adventure.

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Speaker 3: He listening.

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Speaker 5: And now to continue the adventures of Superman and the

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story of Marina Baum. In response to a sudden, urgent

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summon from cover reporter Jim Wilson's mother, Cla Can't is

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about to leave his office at the Daily Planet when

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he is interrupted by a knock at the door.

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Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I would act very much to speak with you.

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I was just leaving miss.

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Speaker 6: Miss Marina Baum.

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Speaker 2: Will you see miss but Bomb? Why why you're the

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girl he has told your Jimmy, why no?

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Speaker 7: Do you know, Jim, That's why I've come to you.

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Speaker 6: You must help him. He's in grave trouble.

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Speaker 2: I know. I was just my way over to his house.

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As a matter of fact, suppose you tell me what

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it's all about.

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Speaker 8: You?

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Speaker 6: Yes, you see, Jimmy and I have become very good friends.

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We leave you to each other. I was adopted by

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a family that lived a couple of blocks away from him. Oh,

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mister Kenty's afternoon, we were taking a walk, as we

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have done quite often, and we met a boy who

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who said some very cruel.

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Speaker 2: Things to me, such as he said.

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Speaker 6: Why don't I go back where I came from? And

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people like me had not wanted here in America. This

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is not true, is it, mister Ken.

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Speaker 2: Of course not. I suppose Jim took over them.

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Speaker 6: Yes, he was wonderful, but it was very horrible. Jimmy

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beats him an so bade you that the boy had

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to go to the hospital. His father and mother said

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they were going to call the police. Mister Kent, what

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will we do?

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Speaker 2: First, We're going to see Jim, and then we'll start

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educating a few people.

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Speaker 6: Mis I don't think I should have come with you.

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Speaker 2: Why not, Marina, I'm sure Jim would like to see you. Yes,

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but he's oh, yes, good evening, Missus Olsen.

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Speaker 7: Oh, mister Kent.

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Speaker 6: I'm so glad you're here.

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Speaker 7: Come in.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, go ahead, Marina, Yes.

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Speaker 7: Kit, good evening, Marina, good evening. Miss I didn't expect

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to see you here.

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Speaker 2: Marilla came to my office and told me what happened.

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Missus Olton, Oh, she did, so I brought her with me.

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I knew Jim would want to see her again.

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Speaker 7: Well, I really couldn't say.

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Speaker 4: Where is he, missus Olten up stairs in his room?

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Speaker 5: Be all right if we go up, yes, of course.

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Speaker 6: But I think he'd rather speak to.

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Speaker 3: You alone, mister kit alone.

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Speaker 2: But please go to mister Kent. I understand, all right, Marina,

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you wait here. We'll be down on a few minutes

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and then we'll get everything straightened out.

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Speaker 3: Gosh, am I glad to see you, mister Kentwell.

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Speaker 2: Sir Lochinvar. Outside of a black eye, you don't look

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too much the words for wear.

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Speaker 9: Oh, I was lucky, I guess, and mad, too mad

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to get hurt. You should have heard the awful things

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he said, mister Camp into a nice girl like Marina.

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Speaker 2: Marina's already told me Jim what she did. Yes, she

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came to my office and now she's downstairs waiting to

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see you.

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Speaker 3: Downstairs? Is my mother down there with her?

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Speaker 2: Uh uh oh jeepers, Well we better go down right away,

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mister camp Why, I thought you'd want to tell me

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your side of the fight, and I'd like the name

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of the other boy. I want to have a little

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talk with him.

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Speaker 3: Oh he doesn't matter anymore, mister Kemp.

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Speaker 2: But what do you mean, Jim?

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Speaker 3: Of course he's mister Ken. He doesn't honestly doesn't.

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Speaker 2: Jim, I'm afraid I don't understand.

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Speaker 3: That's all over.

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Speaker 9: Gosh, I I don't even know how to say it.

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Speaker 3: It's it's mom. Yes, I haven't spoken to her in

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almost two days.

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Speaker 9: What yeah, he said, And it wouldn't be advisable for

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me to see Marina again.

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Speaker 3: But she wasn't the sort of girl I should be

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going around with.

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Speaker 2: Would your mother say? Why?

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Speaker 3: Yeah? She said Marina was different, she wasn't our kind.

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I guess, I answered her back. And well that's where

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I got into that fight this afternoon.

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Speaker 2: Of course, Jim, you had to let off steam.

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Speaker 3: How's it going to end, mister Kemp, I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Come on downstairs, but come on, I'm going to have

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a talk with your mother.

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Speaker 6: There you are, Jimmy, You feel better now, yeah, I guess?

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Speaker 3: So, Well, where's Marina?

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Speaker 2: Missus? Also?

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Speaker 5: Yes, well she left.

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Speaker 6: A few minutes ago.

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Speaker 7: Why she really didn't feel comfortable here, Jim.

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Speaker 6: She must realize she was out of place.

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Speaker 3: What do you mean out of place?

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Speaker 7: Jim. It's one of those things you'll understand when you're older.

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Speaker 2: Jim, why don't you go out for a walk? Huh theerral?

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Do you good?

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Speaker 6: I don't think it would be advisable after what happened

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this afternoon.

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Speaker 7: Perhaps you'd better stay in, Jim.

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, mam, I gotta girl. I'll see you later, right, Jim?

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Speaker 6: Really, mister Kent, I must say, I don't think you

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acted very.

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Speaker 2: Well in suggesting that Jim take a walk. Yes, why

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shouldn't he? Are you afraid he'll meet his girl Marina?

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Speaker 7: I don't think.

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Speaker 6: Advisable for you to refer to her that way.

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Speaker 2: You don't think a lot of things are advisable to you,

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missus Olson.

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Speaker 7: Mister kn't. Surely you understand the circumstances.

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Speaker 6: Marina isn't the right kind of girl for Jim.

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Speaker 2: Because she speaks with an accent.

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Speaker 7: Oh you might say that, yes.

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Speaker 2: And because she worships differently.

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Speaker 7: After all, it isn't my business what her religion is.

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Speaker 6: Don't mistake me. I'm a great believer in tolerance, mister Kent.

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Speaker 2: Missus Olson, you might just as well admit that you

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don't like Marina's religion and be honest.

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Speaker 6: About it, really, mister Kent, I'm very tolerant. You just

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won't understand.

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Speaker 2: I'm afraid you're the one who won't understand, Missus Olson.

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But perhaps you will if I tell you a rather

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strange story.

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Speaker 6: This is hardly the time for the story.

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Speaker 2: On the contrary, there couldn't be a better time. I

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tried to write this story earlier this afternoon, but I

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just couldn't get it to gel. Now I think I can,

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and I'd appreciate it if you'd listened.

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Speaker 5: Keep listening as Clark Kent tells Jim Olson's mother the

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story of Marina Baum. And now back to the Adventures

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of Superman and the story of Marina Baum.

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Speaker 2: It began in a small town called Norozek in Poland,

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a few miles from the German border. The time was

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September nineteen thirty nine. Does that mean anything to you,

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missus Olsen.

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Speaker 7: Yes, that's when the Nazis invaded Poland.

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Speaker 2: Well about a week before the Panzer divisions rolled into

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that helpless country. The blacksmith of Norrozek called his daughter

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Marina to him Marina, yes, Missus Olsen. The blacksmith's name

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was Bomb and when he spoke to his daughter.

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Speaker 4: She was frightened.

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Speaker 2: She had never seen him so serious before.

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Speaker 4: Marina, my child, Please try to understand what I tell you.

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Terrible things are happening in his works. People have gone mad.

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Speaker 2: It with Cindy.

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Speaker 4: They wish to give one another.

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Speaker 6: That's what are you saying. I do not understand.

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Speaker 2: No, no, of course you don't. You're too young.

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Speaker 4: But I'm afraid you will grow up very quickly and

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we'll face much sir. Listen to me, Marin. Soon, perhaps

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in weeks, perhaps even days, the enemy will come. Norazek

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is very close to the border. We shall be the

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first to feel that terrible power. Yes, my child, And

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should the Nazis come before you and Peter can escape,

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I want you to remember one thing. Leave, Marina, Live.

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Speaker 2: Protect your little brother.

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Speaker 4: Do anything everything, only live. Fight as hard as you

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can remember a child, no matter what the Nazis do.

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Speaker 2: Be strong, you are the future.

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Speaker 4: Keep these words always in your heart, Marina, Trust in God.

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Speaker 3: And live.

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Speaker 2: Marina remembered father's words well for the next week. Before

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she and her brother could leave the Projack, the storm

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troops marched in. The blacksmith and his wife fell before them,

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and Marina and Peter were left orphans, along with fifty

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other children. One day, they were all lined up in

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the town square, then in charge of a Nazi patrol,

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were marched out into the country. Fifty children missus Olsen

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in double file, bewildered, lost, frightened on a march to nowhere.

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And in the center of the line walked Marina, carrying

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her brother Peter and a small knapsack containing bread and milk,

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only enough food for the baby. The children marched for hours.

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They traveled endless miles, until their feet blistered and bled

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in their shoes, and their little legs became stilts of

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pure agony. But on they struggled, on and on, driven

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by the menacing shadow of the Nazi guards. Finally, toward evening,

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the Nazis called a halt, and the children sank gratefully

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in the soft grass bordering the road. Marina's eyes flickered

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over the landscape watchfully. A few minutes later she heard

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a low, throbbing roar, and around the bend in the road,

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the first heavy trucks of a long German motor convoy

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roared into view. Marina's eyes brightened, and, holding Peter closely,

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watched in the grass. As the truss rawn passed, she

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thicked her eyes on the guards, and as they turned

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away with their passing comrades, she called out to the

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other children.

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Speaker 6: And if he one, then they're not watching us. Runn

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into the woods and hide, hide.

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Speaker 2: Nothing to her people. Verena began to run, the other

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children tumbling along behind her. Suddenly the air rank was shot,

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but they kept on like young wild animals, charging deep

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into the underbrush. Shortly some of the children began to

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fall her, then dropped, but Marina kept on, clutching Peter

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to her prail body, driven by the distant howling of

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an unleashed pack of dogs. Now Marina was alone in

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the woods, alone with the knight and the terrible sound

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of the dogs coming closer and closer. When at last

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it seemed that there could be no hope, she saw

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a silvery gleam of water. Ad It was a small

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forest lake, and without hesitation, she plunged in. Holding the

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baby high on her shoulder, she waded out as far

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as she could, making certain Peter's face state above the water,

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and as the dogs approached, she pushed the last bottle

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of milk in the baby's mouth to keep him quiet

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and pray.

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Speaker 5: Ah let us know there Hah end not with her.

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Speaker 2: For the moment Marina was safe. But now Peter was soaked.

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We need a dry clothes, warmth, and rest. So the

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girl continued under the forest until she saw a light

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gleaming through the trees. A few minutes later, she and

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her brother were inside the small, comfortable hut of an

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elderly woodcutter.

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Speaker 10: Well, my child, I wish I could keep you here,

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but I cannot. The Nazis will come soon enough. They

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do not like us seed, and then you must know

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what will happen.

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Speaker 6: Keep it a knight. We will go on. We will

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find a place.

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Speaker 10: There is a place not very far from here where

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you will find shelter where you and your brother will

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will always be taken care of.

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Speaker 4: Yes, it is a convent, oh, content, Yes, where.

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Speaker 10: The kind sisters live. For there are many children like

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you in the convent.

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Speaker 3: I cannot go there.

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Speaker 2: Why not there?

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Speaker 7: They are different?

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Speaker 4: Oh, I do not think you will find them.

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Speaker 3: So they do not live the way we do.

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Speaker 6: They do not believe the same way, my.

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Speaker 4: Child, What difference which way they live or believe?

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Speaker 10: They are good people? Rest? Now, I will take you

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there in the morning.

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Speaker 2: The following morning, the elderly woodcutter left the two homeless

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youngsters and the care of the mother superior of the convent.

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Speaker 7: Marina, Why do you stand there and stare at me?

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I I'm sorry.

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Speaker 8: Are you afraid, Marina? Yes, we are not going to

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hurt you, my child. We want to take care of you.

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Speaker 7: Do you believe me?

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Speaker 8: Yes, you may stay with us if long as it

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is safe, and then if it becomes too dangerous, you

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will see that you are taken elsewhere to another place

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of refuge.

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Speaker 3: That is real kind of you?

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Speaker 8: You are afraid? Yeah, Marina?

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Speaker 7: Would you like to pray? Yes?

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Speaker 6: Here I cannot.

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Speaker 8: I do not know how you pray in your own manner?

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Speaker 6: My child, go.

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Speaker 8: Come, Marina. She will thank God for your coming here.

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Speaker 4: Together.

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Speaker 2: And that really is the end of the story, missus Olsen.

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Marina and her little brother Peter were taken care of

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by the Mother Superior and the sisters of the convent,

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and through the war years were shifted from place to place,

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always in the care of the sisters, until a few

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months ago when she was adopted by the Polish family

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on the street.

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Speaker 6: The poor child, what she's been through yes, but.

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Speaker 2: She's learned one thing. Missus alson that no one is different.

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Oh don't you think you could learn the same, mister Ken.

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Speaker 5: Mister k.

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Speaker 3: She's gone. What she never went home? I've been looking

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all over for but she's gone.

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Speaker 5: What has happened to Marina? We'll be back in a

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moment with the answer. So keep listening and I'll back

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to the Adventures of Superman and the climax of the

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story of Marina Baum a boy. When Timosi suddenly came

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home with a startling news that Marina Baum had disappeared,

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Clark can't hurriedly excuse himself and resuming his true guise

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of Superman, rocking it up into the night sky over

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Metropolis to begin an intensive church for the young girl. Meanwhile,

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in the Olsen living room, Jim and his mother wait

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in anxious silence. Missus Olsen tries to catch her son's eye,

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but without success. Finally, she says, Jimmy, here, look at me.

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Speaker 2: Jim.

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Speaker 5: Well, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 3: Isn't it kind of late for that? Oh, Mama, I

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didn't mean to say that.

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Speaker 7: Of course you didn't, Jim.

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Speaker 6: Mister Kent has shown me how wrong I've been in

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if he finds Marina.

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Speaker 7: I promise you she'll always be welcome here.

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Speaker 3: Oh golly, mama, I knew you'd see things right, I

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knew you'd understand.

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Speaker 7: I only hope it isn't too late.

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Speaker 3: Wait a minute, it sounds, but it is. It's Superman. Hello, Jim,

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super Superman, mister can't call you. Did he tell you

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about Marina?

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Speaker 2: Yes, Jim, I know all about it.

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Speaker 3: Are you gonna help find her?

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Speaker 2: I have founded him?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: Thanks good?

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Speaker 2: Where is she coming up the portsteps right now? What

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she is with a friend of hers? Well, Jim, don't

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just stand there, let them in.

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Speaker 7: Golly sure, sure, oh Superman. Is she all right?

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Speaker 2: Quite all right? She just went to see a good

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friend of hers for some advice.

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Speaker 3: Marina. Hello, Jim, Oh gosh, your day.

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 3: Sure it's all right.

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Speaker 2: Does that invitation include me too?

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Speaker 6: Jean, my fare good evening, miss, good evening, father.

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Speaker 2: Superman to see you again?

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Speaker 3: Same here, sir, Marina. I want you to meet Superman.

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Speaker 6: How do you do? Hello Marina, Marina, my dear, I'm

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very glad you've come back. Oh oh, thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 4: Well, Well, now I have some good news for you, Jim, Yes,

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sir yes, I have. I spoke to the parents of

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the boy you beat some sense into.

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Speaker 3: Shall we say, yes, sir, there they quite.

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Speaker 4: Understand the reason for the thrashing you gave him. As

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a matter of fact, his father wishes he'd done the

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job himself. In any case, outside of a pair of

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black eyes and a couple of bruised ribs, the boy's

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perfectly well.

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Speaker 3: Oh, I'm glad of that.

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Speaker 4: And his parents assure me they'll continue the lesson you

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began er not quite as physically, perhaps, but as effectively. Well, now, Marina,

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I think we'd better be getting on home. It's rather late.

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Speaker 6: I have a better idea. What today is Thanksgiving? And

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we've got such a big turkey? Why doesn't everyone stay.

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Speaker 7: And I've dinner here with us?

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Speaker 2: Sure, fine, how about it, Father Damien? Yes, with pleasure, Marina.

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Speaker 7: And this is yes, Marina.

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Speaker 6: Now I know why Thanksgiving truly an American holiday.

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Speaker 5: The Adventures of Superman come to you now each Tuesday

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and Thursday at the same time over many of these

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a DC stations. Listen again on Tuesday when Superman gets

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involved in murder and international intrigue in the mystery of

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the Swiss clock Killers and be sure to watch for

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the new and exciting Superman Adventures Cereal The Ever Man

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Versus Superman, soon to be shown at your local moving

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pick the theater. Ask for it, don't miss it. Superman

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is a copyrighted, transcribed feature appearing in Superman DC comic

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magazines and brings you radio's most exciting hero in thrilling

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stories of action, mystery, and adventure. Music for the program

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is composed and played by Murray Ross. This is Sydney Paul,

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inviting you to be with us again on Tuesday, same time,

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or another pro packed story in the Adventures of Superman.

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Speaker 1: This program came from New York.

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Speaker 2: This is ABC, the American broadcasting Company