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Speaker 1: Any one of you who tries to put a torch

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to that building will die in his tracks. Now who

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wants to be first? Have gone, Will Travel? Starring mister

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John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five, The

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Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin. Your money man. Oh,

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here there's mister Paladin. Whiskey water ice. You want something else?

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I want you to take this money over to the

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bank and deposited for me. Oh he s a oh

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great deal of money, missa Paladin, five thousand dollars. Here's

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a deposit slim he saw? Well. Oh all the time,

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I know you missed a Paladin. You have money, money

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I earned.

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Speaker 2: He's a what so much money? You buy clothes? You

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live here, You pay for many things.

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Speaker 3: You have A work and.

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Speaker 1: Not earn money. I don't understand you. I work and

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not earn money. Most people do the same thing. It

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makes you feel any better. I've often worked not been

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paid a dime. Oh, it makes me feel better, but

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I try not to make a habit of it. Oh

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I know, I know. Oh well I take this now?

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Oh oh uh why offer you? Uh see uh your SENTANSO? Yes, yes,

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tell him have gune. We'll travel. If dandruff dulls your

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hair leaves your scalp ititchy, please listen. You can get

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rid of annoying dandruff so fast today, no one should

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suffer any longer with Fitch dandruff remover shampoo. Unsightly Dandruf's

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gone in three minutes. It's the quickest, easiest of all

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eating shampoos. Besides that, using Fitch regularly is guaranteed to

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keep embarrassing dandruff away. Simply apply in the unique Fitch

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manner before you wet hair, rub in one minute. This way,

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Fitch shampoo penetrates right down to the scalp. Next, add

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water lather one minute to wash every trace of dandruff

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out of your hair, then rinse one minute. All that

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loosened dandruff goes down the drain in three minutes. With

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Fitch one rubbing, one lathering, one rinsing. Dandruff's gone and

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while removing dandruff, Fitch can also brighten hair up to

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thirty five percent to get rid of dandruff problems forever.

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Brighten hair too. Use Fitch regularly, get Fitch dandruff remover shampoo.

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Today only fifty nine cents. The trip to Nevada was

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for nothing. When I got there, my employer's problem had

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been settled. He'd been killed and his killer had been hanged.

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So I turned around and started back for San Francisco.

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And that's how I happened to ride through Wormsville. Not

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really a town, just a single line of ragged buildings

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facing the open prairie, but trying to be a town.

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One of the buildings was a log cabin with a

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flagpole in front of it. Sitting by the side of

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the tracing figures in the dust with a willow branch

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was a young boy. I stopped beside him. Oh, mister, hello, son,

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you're going to be late for school? Ain't going? Oh?

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Why not?

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Speaker 3: Not till they get rid of the school teacher?

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Speaker 1: What'd she do?

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Speaker 3: Nothing?

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Speaker 1: If you don't like her? Is that it?

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Speaker 3: Miss Stann? I like her fine, but Pa says I

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can't go.

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Speaker 1: Why does Pau say that? Boy?

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Speaker 3: On account of mister Breck says it to him?

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Speaker 1: Brec, who's mister Breck?

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Speaker 3: He owns that big ranch over there. You don't like

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what Miss Stanton was teaching about Quantrill?

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Speaker 1: What was Miss Stanton teaching about Quantrill.

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Speaker 3: She says Quantrill's men were thieves and murderers. Mister Breck

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rode with Quantrill in the war, said he'd burn down

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school and ride her out of town if she didn't

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stop teaching that way.

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Speaker 1: So I take it miss Stanton is still teaching that way.

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Speaker 3: Uh, yep, she's stirring up a fuss. Hardly anybody's going

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to school now.

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Speaker 1: Well, it seems to me it's mister Brick was stirring

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up the fuss. What's your name, Morse Kaufman, Sir, Morse,

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my name is Paladin. Can I sit down? Sure? M

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How do you feel about all this?

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Speaker 3: I don't know rightly, mister Paladin. Seems Miss Danton ought

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to teach things to cause trouble.

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Speaker 1: Let me ask you something, Morse, Yes, sir, one and

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one make two. You believe that?

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Speaker 3: Sure?

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Speaker 1: But supposing I didn't like the number two, supposing I

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just as soon forget it and use one and three,

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four and so on, but never two, then.

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Speaker 3: What, oh, that'd be wrong, mister Paladin.

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Speaker 1: Maybe it's wrong to think that Miss Stanton or any

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teacher could do a very good job by ignoring the

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facts of history, no matter how much they upset some people.

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Speaker 3: Maybe, but uh, mister Brick don't see it that way.

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He's too mean to think everybody he does.

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Speaker 1: What he says.

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Speaker 4: Accept, Miss Stanton, Accept, Miss Stanton, you wish to see me?

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Speaker 1: Yes? May I speak to you alone? Miss Stanton?

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Speaker 5: Ms.

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Speaker 6: Grubb, will you kind of come up here and sit

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at my desk?

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Speaker 7: The rest of you go right on with your reading

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after you finished page eighteen and mcguffy then you may

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work on your slates this.

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Speaker 1: Way, young man, Well, I got right to the point,

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Miss Stanton. I don't like what you've been teaching about

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the Jayhawkers, the Jayhawkers, Kansas Missouri patriots that organized the

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fight for the Union on the border. I hear you've

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been teaching that they committed a good many vicious and

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unprincipled acts. Is that true?

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Speaker 7: Mister Breck doesn't want me to teach about Pondtrell and

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his atrocities, And now you, whoever you are, don't want

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me to teach of the Jayhawker's atrocities merely because they

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were on the Union side. Young men, I will teach

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the truth as it is and.

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Speaker 6: Not as you are.

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Speaker 1: Mister Breck would like it to be good for you,

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Miss Stanton. What I just wanted to see if you

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were telling both sides of the story.

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Speaker 6: Who are you?

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Speaker 1: Mister? My name is Paladin. Here's my card.

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Speaker 6: Well, I don't understand who hired you.

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Speaker 1: No one has hired me.

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Speaker 6: I still don't understand, mister Paladin.

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Speaker 1: Miss Statton, is anyone in this town on your side?

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Speaker 6: No, I'm afraid not. I used to have eighteen pupils.

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You saw the handful in there. Tomorrow they'll be even less.

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Mister Paladin. I can't pay you for anything.

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Speaker 1: Oh, No, I want pain is to say that this

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is something I want to do.

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Speaker 6: You don't know what you're getting into.

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Speaker 7: Breck all these gunmen I've heard about him, There isn't

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anyone who'll face up to him.

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Speaker 1: If this is going to be settled by guns, you

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have at least one on your side.

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Speaker 6: Guns. Oh, mister Paladin, there must be no fighting, not

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over me.

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Speaker 1: You're a teacher. That makes you very special. Without teachers,

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every generation would have to start all over again, learning

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from the beginning. Now, Miss Stanton, you're very much worth

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fighting over. You're a teacher.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, mister Paladin. I needed someone to say that.

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I really did.

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Speaker 1: Molly Stanton gave me a list of all of her

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students and where they lived. She did it with little

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hope that it would do any good, but with the

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same kind of determination with which she stood up and

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spoke the truth in her teaching. I could do no

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less than make use of the list.

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Speaker 8: Told you, my Susan ain't going back to school until

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that teacher clears out.

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Speaker 1: Now we've been all over it, and then we'll go

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over it again. Where's your pride, mister Colwell. If Breck

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threatened Susan's life with a gun, you'd be out there

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with your gun, making a fight of it. But when

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he takes over a piece of her mind, you crawl

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into a hole. You get out of here. I'd be

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glad to leave. If you'll do something about Breck, I'll

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do as I see fit. Now, get out of my house,

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mister Caldwell. Adults sometimes forget that children are learning all

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the time. Your Susan learns not only by what you

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tell her, but by the way you live. What do

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you suppose he's learning right now?

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Speaker 3: Get out?

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Speaker 1: Yes, sir, leaving Morse is your father home?

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Speaker 3: Or man who is at the school today? Paup, mister paladin.

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Speaker 1: May I come in, mister Kaufman, I'd like to talk

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to you.

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Speaker 5: Come on in.

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Speaker 1: Oh what do you want to talk about the school?

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I've heard around town of tomorrow Breck's riding in to

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burn it down. You want help? Is that it? Yes?

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I'm asking the people that involves for that help. Ah.

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How have they been doing poorly? I've been riding six

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hours tonight talking arguing. Everyone's afraid of Breck? How about you?

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Will you help? AH?

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Speaker 5: If I said no? With your figure, it's because I'm

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scared of Breck.

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Speaker 1: What else would you say no? Might be? I figure

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he's right, he isn't. This fight is over Quantry? What

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he was? What he dumbed? Kaufman, you're wrong when you

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say this is a fight over Kuantrill. It isn't. There's

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a fight over whether a man named Breck will burn

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down a school and drive a woman out of the

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county for teaching. Like, mister Kaufman, you hire a teacher,

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you see that she has the proper training and the

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right moral character for the job, then you have to

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let her do that. John, You hold her back, You

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tell her what to teach and what not to teach.

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She ends up teaching nothing. All right, all right, but

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it ain't my fight.

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Speaker 5: Jason and them other folks in town don't like me

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the way I talk, make fun of me. If everybody

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was to make us stand, I'd go along. But I

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don't see doing their fighting for them.

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Speaker 1: But this is for yourself. She has spoke on your peace.

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Mister paladin. You've had my answer, but not once have

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you mentioned the real reason you won't stand up to Breck.

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What do you mean you're afraid of them? Wait? No

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one calls me a coward and walks away. You just

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look me up at the school tomorrow if you want

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to finish this, unless you'd rather shoot me in a

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back right now. Our cat has nine lives. She makes

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that clear with every impulsive leap from sofa to the

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top of the bookcase. All the same, she can compete

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with you when it comes to getting places in no

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more time than it takes the cat to reach her

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favorite perch. You can be in Rome or Tokyo, or

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anywhere else exciting things are happening. You do that daily

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on CBS Radio as network features like Our World News

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round Up and The World Tonight take you to the

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scene of the news for all her nine lives. Our

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cat can compete with you either where experience is concerned.

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Vast network facilities make CBS Radio a meeting place for

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Why envy the cat her nine lives when CBS Radio

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you on programs like our Mitch Miller Show, and invites

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you to share emotions with the heroes and heroines in

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our many fine dramatic shows. The next morning, Molly Stanton

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appeared at the school fifteen minutes before class was scheduled

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to begin. She tided her desk, made notes for the day,

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then stepped out into the yard and rang the bell,

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but there was no one to ring it for no students,

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no parents.

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Speaker 6: There's our support, mister Palladin.

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Speaker 1: Then we'll meet breck by ourselves.

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Speaker 6: Why what for? What am I fighting about? They're not

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my children. Those people don't care. Why should I?

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Speaker 1: Because you do care, You care for the children, your

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own integrity.

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Speaker 7: They just want their children here out from under foot

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to say, I'm leadens down. Will you've certainly been a stranger, Susan,

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Go on now, get your desk.

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Speaker 6: You have two weeks work to catch up on.

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Speaker 1: You see, miss Natan, you're wrong. Somebody does care, mister Paladin,

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look I see them.

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Speaker 6: I'll wait here with you.

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Speaker 1: No, Now you go on in and run your school.

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Speaker 6: Well, good luck.

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Speaker 1: You, Jackson Brick.

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Speaker 8: That's right, you're the one who's been siding with that

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old Hannah in there. All right, boys, I got enough

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men to do the job. It's got to be done.

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You can see that stranger.

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Speaker 1: I can. But you're gonna try to stop me. That's

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the idea. You're a fool. You get there, Come here, now,

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hold it COOLi been's easy without his gun. Mister Pellon,

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you see all the trouble you went and cast you.

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Speaker 6: You're an animal.

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Speaker 1: You should have packed your things. Teacher.

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Speaker 8: Now they'll just have to burn up with the school.

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You can't give me that book alone. I ain't gonna

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hurt the kids want the book. Make a good torch,

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you see, burn pretty good, and don't do it.

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Speaker 1: Bre Oh, I'm gonna do it all right. Burn's real nice,

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don't it here? Cool? Toss it inside all to start

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the whole place off. Give me my book, Get away kid,

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Leave her alone, Breck what it's my daughter. Leave her alone. Jason,

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put that rifle away. Don't nobody make a move. I'll

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kill the first man who does. Cooley move around behind it.

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Speaker 8: Don't you Clift, Coolie. I mean what I say. You're

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gonna be sorry for this, Jason. Turn on your friends

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like y'all. We'll remember and you'll be sorry. Hold it, fright,

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Hold up there, Oh all the Kaufman come to join

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the fun.

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Speaker 1: It just went more for you to worry about Jason.

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What's going on here? What does that come for Jason?

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I changed my mind, Kaufman. I ain't with Breck no more.

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That's so.

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Speaker 8: And I'll tell you just like I told him. One

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false move from anybody and I fire Jason.

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Speaker 1: I got to score, et cetera. I told you he'd

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be on our side, Jason.

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Speaker 5: I didn't say I was on any side. Holy gif

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Peladin back his gun?

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Speaker 1: What give it to him? Coolly, give it to him

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or Jason and I start shooting.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, I've got your gun back, Paladin. You can't

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speak to break for all of us.

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Speaker 1: All right, Breck, no one's holding me. Now. You've got

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two hands, gun in that holster. You're standing on your

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own two feet? What else do you want? An edge? I?

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Or maybe this will help you fight? Oh? You only

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draw against women? Is that it? Maybe school teachers, especially

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for children? All right? If not you, how about one

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of your men? How about you? Anybody, and get on

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your horses and get out of here, and Brett one

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more thing, don't try sneaking back some dark night. You

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wouldn't be very hard to find afterwards.

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Speaker 5: That's right, Craig hit man like you, you wouldn't be

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hard to find at all.

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Speaker 1: Hey, Jason, no, there be nothing to it. Let's get

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out of here. Well it's finished. Not quiet, Telladin. Last

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night you called me a comin. Yes I did. Why.

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I wanted you mad enough sold you to think about

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what I said. It made me think, that is for sure.

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I never thought you were a coward, mister Comston. I

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knew you were afraid. I knew what you were afraid of,

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that you'd fight for Jason here and his friends, and

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afterwards they just laugh at you for being a fool.

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I might have too, Wally.

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Speaker 8: I was proud about all the wrong things, like you

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having an accent and me not. Then when I saw

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Breke going after Susan, maybe that's what helped me get

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things straight.

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Speaker 1: I'm glad well now in the time to get the

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children back to school. Oh, he's apology, you're back so soon? Welcome, welcome?

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Oh you give me back? How you been? Hey boy?

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Anything happened when I was gone?

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Speaker 2: Ooh you saw many things happened? Trip up in harbor street,

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car break, jailer, run down hill man, she's white through

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the street with butcher knife, manything help before you?

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Speaker 1: Well I suppose, I mean, did anything good happen? Oh?

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You let me think we saw Paladin? Oh?

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Speaker 6: No, I beg your pardon. My name is Francis. Has

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anyone paged my name in the lobby in the last

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few minutes?

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Speaker 1: Not since we've been hearing missus Francis. It's miss Oh,

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I beg your pardon, Miss Francis. Allow me to introduce myself.

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My name is Paladin. How do you do you're staying

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here at the hotel?

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Speaker 6: Why?

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Speaker 1: Yes?

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Speaker 6: I registered yesterday?

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Speaker 1: And are you staying long? That depends.

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Speaker 4: I might stay indefinitely if I find San Francisco interesting.

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Speaker 1: I'm certain that you will find a bad.

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Speaker 6: Way, really, mister Paladin.

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Speaker 1: With my help, of course? How nice can we say?

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Eight o'clock.

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Speaker 4: How very nice.

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Speaker 1: Yes, until then, until eight o'clock.

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Speaker 6: I'll be looking forward to it.

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Speaker 1: Hey boy, you lied, huh? I lie? Oh nor mister Paladay,

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I don't lie. Something very good did happen when I

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was away? Here comes Elmer Blurt, world's lowest pressure salesman.

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Go body home.

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Speaker 9: I hope, I hope. Oh gosh, it says salesman. Keep out, Hey,

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come back here. You wouldn't want to buy a new

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Rambler American station wagon, would you?

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Speaker 1: Mister? You poor fellow. Let me show you how to sell.

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You gotta use high pressure.

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Speaker 10: You gotta tell the customer you must buy America's lowest

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price station wagon, the Rambler American, the small wagon with

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automatic transmission, the reclaiming seats, beat coil springs, and handsome

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American styling. Is that a fat then, you say, the

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Rambler American is America's easiest parking station wagon and can

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save one hundreds of dollars a year on gas and maintenance.

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Speaker 9: But we'll at high pressure work.

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Speaker 1: I'll movement works.

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Speaker 3: Order me a Ramblo American station wagon.

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Speaker 1: Now, how do you like my sales technique?

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Speaker 9: Well, it's not as good as your neighbors. Oh now,

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he just sold himself a Rambler station wagon and a

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Rambler Sedan.

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Speaker 1: Won a wheel of apply on a used car. See

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your Rambler Dealer right now for a tremendous assortment of

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select used cars taken and trade on all the new Ramblers.

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See your Rambler Dealer for a select used car. Have Gone,

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Will Travel. Created by Herb Meadow and Sam Rawth, He

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is produced and directed by Norman McDonald and stars John

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Dayner as Paladin with Ben Wright as hey Boy. Tonight's

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story was written by Sam Rowth and adapted for radio

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by John Dawson. Featured in the cast were Helen Cleve,

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Carry Bartel, Richard Perkins, Virginia greg and Joel Davis. Hugh

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Douglas speaking join us again next week for Have Done,

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We'll Travel The