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The Saint: The Baseball Murder (EP1479) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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address at that site. And we're going to go ahead now and get started
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with the day's episode of the site. The original air date September the third
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of nineteen fifty and the title is The Baseball Murder The Adventures of the Saint
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starring Bencent Price. Let's see based on characters created by Leslie, Chuckliss and
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Non Davillions from books, magazines, and motion pictures. The Robin Hood of
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modern crime now comes. Franscribe the radio starrying Hollywood's brilliant and talented actor Vincent
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Price as the saint going to the ball game. I'm at the temple.
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It's a great state for it. Didn't know you was fun to baseball?
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You found a baseballmaster template? If you did, you know I should have
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gone in for baseball stead of becoming a catt shut grown men getting face thouasands
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of dollars for tossing a little ball around two dollars a day? Can you
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beat it? Can you as a templar? I'm asking you? Can you
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beat it? Louis? I base for you can't beat it? Now,
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I'd like to live in a talent. I got major league ball. The
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Bruce Soox here is all right, but it's minor league. Do you think
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we're gonna get a bid league baller's talent? As the templates? I see?
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You think we'll have to get big league ball? Mister template? Okay?
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Quite, friend is the template? Martian friend? Louis is purely comparative.
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Oh well, since you're not feeling what it's could you're take in the
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afternoon? Long they knowed about the father and selling the blue socks left your
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full not other interesting. Suppose to day the first time in baseball fathering senates
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played on the same team. Yeah, yeah, the old man just down
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from the majors and the kid on his way up. All lefty was great
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to this day though, and the kid will be great though. They're both
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playing today living, neither one selling to Afici tomorrow. The old man's got
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a game like won't even be a uniform. That's what goes first in baseball,
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and is the Temple of the Lakes and my line of works. I
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know, I know, mister Temple. You knows something funny. This rumors
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out about the Blue Shots, So what kind of room he is doing?
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The rumors say the socks are gone through business, lose a ball game that
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maybe they should win on a nontensy baseball and darnis do you know that?
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Maybe so, but it's still got to be played by humans. Yeah,
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you've been his step out of mathennical friend. We're late jure, mister Templar.
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Most likely nothing through the room as anyway, you know how it is
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driving it. You have your pick up all sorts of things me and don't
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do no good to pick nothing up. I'm married. Heyah, I said,
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Mia, don't do no good to pick nothing nothing. I heard,
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Louis, I heard butty funny. Huh, Louis, take me out of
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the ball game. Hello, Lesta, thanks for coming, Saint, shit
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out, shut out, dang, I hope I'm not late. No,
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the game will start for another ten minutes. Hounds, I'm delayed. Lasting.
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That's improving, Saint. I was crying and stays about the same,
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always with it. Yeah, that it is, and it is Blue Sack's
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going to win today. You know something, Saint, I don't much care.
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I don't get me wrong. I'm in there myself. I played a
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win, so that's the only way I know. But after the majors,
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you don't get very excited about the blue. I guess now I'm just playing
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out the string. What comes after that, I don't know. I manage
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his job, no chance. I was too busy spending my money, or
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I was smart. Boys were learning the inside of the game. Fact I
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had fun. I guess, did you, nah, Saint, There's only
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one thing in baseball I care about. There's only one thing in the world
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I care about. He's sitting across the field of my dugout wearing number thirty
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three. My son, I hear if there will be great fit you're lefty.
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Hey, he's good, he'll be great. He's going up next year
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maybe this. Yeah, they can look at him through the binoculars. Yeah,
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he looked like you, lefty. He really thinks so, Saint.
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I'm worried sick about him. That's why I asked you. I know,
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that's why I'm here. What are you worried about it? And I think
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they're after him, Saint. The crowd with the dirty money's after him.
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I never handled any dirty money, but I've been around it and I can
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smell it. I can smell it now, but it's still say they talk
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to him, Ah, I can't talk to him. Maybe you're reading the
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papers about a wonderful father. In the son relationship, the kid hates me.
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I'll come lefting. And he was brought up by his mother, and
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he was brought up to me. I got out a horse from her when
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the kid was two years old, and I gave her a raw deal.
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He should hate me. You say you smell deadly money? You have anything
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else to go on? Lifting rumors and a girl? No, I take
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that back a woman. They take another look through the glasses, saying she's
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sitting in a box behind film, bending over to talk to him. She's
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there every day. Yeah, that's indeed that bank should have taken up baseball.
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That's just it. There's a woman who's got what she has go for
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a twenty one year old kid just because he plays baseball. Good ordinarily know
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that she's getting filled hooked so hard and so deep. I hurt all over
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for her. He as such romance. What do you think it is?
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I don't know exactly, Sat. Could you could you see if you can
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find out? I can try what's the name lefting? Diane Courtney. She's
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staying at the Regent, same hotel the ball club puts up at. I
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happened to hear the kid making a cocktail table. Are there for shakes?
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That's evening? Good? You see, If you can get him delayed a
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few minutes, I will find out what she's trying to do. Sat,
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find out who's in the back of her. If they spoil that hid,
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they won't they won't fast, thank Shafe. And if it was anything I
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can never do, no worry about it. In fact, I'm looking forward
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to meeting Ms Cortney. I'm sure we'll have a lot in common baseball and
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well we'll find something you mind if i'd sit down here then, But seems
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to be out of cotton. Is the fact? Matter of factuous? Cott
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it the minute you walked in. But I am waiting for someone. It
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might be late. That's very true. He won't see Are we drinking martini?
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You say something? Wait a too Martini's extra drive. I see that
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you're a deputy of the National past Time. I could very well be which
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national pastime? I saw you at the ball game today. Yes, I
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go every day. Business is pleasure, that's supposed to me. The followed
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the business system, Thank you Wating. Let's drink to pleasure. Let's just
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drink. I found that you run out of tills long before you run out
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of drinks. Comment and human trail drink? Well, what is it you
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want? Friends? I appreciate your frankness. It's one of your concealed assets.
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I'd like some answers about Phil Miller. Who are you? Don't you
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know? No, I'm the man who wants the answers about Phil Miller.
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Should I start asking a questions? You can't talk now come up to my
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room with fifteen minutes lay away. Will you I need help, believe me,
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I need help, say I don't out of data, Diana? Was
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I wrong? My friends just leaving Phil and I don't care for your tongue.
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Oh I'm sorry, Dian, I just thought that we don't remember.
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I don't care for the jealousy routine. You're too young for it. Yeah,
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okay, well it's been charming. But I had a cab waiting cuss
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I see you again? Definitely, yes, definitely that all you capture?
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Oh, thank you? I have one waiting wait no where Lois. I
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have a date in the hotel here in fifteen minutes. You got a friend,
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I'm afraid not. I'm just dream with Louis. I'm not absolutely convinced
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about the purity of the lady's intentions. This is a cause for complaint,
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and you misinterpret come up the room eight or way ten minutes or so after
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I go up and knock on the door. I get you. But if
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I shouldn't happen to meet a cab at that particular town here, there's times
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and everybody's like, well, the least thing he needs is a texts you
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Louis, that's spoken like a philosopher. You sweet, come him quickly some
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of me. You's already seen him. Go ahead, and Jack and I'm
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right behind you with something that resists any quick moved peak up behind people pretty
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quietly. Frank used to be in a girl guide. Shut the door down,
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shut it? Oh, my nosy fan hair and me has business.
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I didn't tell anything. Boss don't like nosy guys like the Saint. I
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don't like nosy guys like the Saint beating him up to the boss's orders.
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Besides, my analyst tells me, beating up nosy guys I don't like is
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a good way of waking up my aggressions. You're analyist. What's the matter
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I can't get analyzed. What does your anilid say about your carrying a gun?
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Didn't he point out that an artificial prop toy your otherwise charming personality?
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Are you coop? My analyst says, I should have got insulted a remarks
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by the neurotics. You think I'm an eurotic? You at no, Jackie
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will be when I finished. Don't fall down poor for you, okay,
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don it. I shouldn't have gotten mad, my analyst says I should have
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let my emotions color my business wife, mister mister Temple, Oh loudly,
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mister Temple, you all right should have called I'm all right. I guess
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what happened, mister Temple. I knocked on the door, just like you
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said. When nobody answered, I'd come in. He was on the floor.
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You're still on the floor. Yeah, I think I'll stay here.
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Ooh got myself worked over really by psychoanalytical muscle boy. Oh he sure gave
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you some beautiful lumps. Yeah, real neat, professional job. Mmm.
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What's this business call? In your chest? George? No, let's see,
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thank you, master preditor. This is Bart the warning. I guess
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what's you say? It says the the fixer, I fix anything, hm
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heah, what you'd call modist is he m? The fixers really are I
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I think we better have a doctor splay you with someone cure chrome. Literally,
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I'm gonna be too busy doing what sleeping? Hello, Shay, this
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is Lefty Miller. Oh, hello, left here? And what time is
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it? At midnight? He'll sleep? I went to bed early night,
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had I who had a evening look. I have been finding out things things
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about the crowd, with the dirty money. Who the head of it is?
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Do you need who the fixer is? Yeah? I found out what
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they're trying to get from the kid from Phil. Can you meet me your
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hotel? Half an hour? Good in the bar. I'm going after some
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more dope. Now you better wait until I get there. Left to their
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rough boys, I know, but don't worry about me. See it.
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Half an hour the waiter another Johnny Walker over ice pleeze. Yes, work,
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you're Simon Temperata what they call the Saints. Yeah, I'm Phil.
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I'm not sitting down. Got some things to tell you. I've heard that
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you've been asking questions about me, and I can guess who's sent you.
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It was my father, Loki. Isn't it kind of late for you?
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Bill? You're supposed to pitch them. I don't need anybody to run my
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life for me. You and my father either. Where is he when I
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was to meet him? Yeah? But he hadn't shown up, most likely
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up in his room. I come on, let's go up and see him.
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I want to straighten your fools out together. You know what room's in?
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Sure? Not? Oait? Right? Audiolf Oh, waiter, hold
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that drink for me I'll be back for it sooner or later. Hey,
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Dad, open up, I want to talk to you. It looks like
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your father is in trying the door. What's openings over? But there's no
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Dad. But I look, I told you not to ruck. He shot
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himself? Why? Why dead? Suman is a gun in his hand,
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but he didn't pull the trigger. Well, he was trying to prove who
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did what? Film at the Templar Reagion Hotel, Louis in good morning,
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Good morning, say reason the papers this morning about Lefty Miller. Oh,
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let's come. Why do you think he did it for the temple? He
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didn't. The police can buy the suicide theory for the time being. But
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it was murdered, Louis. A friend of mine was murdered last night,
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and today things are going to be done about it. What are you going
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to do with the region. I'm going back to the young Lady's room where
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I had such an interesting time last evening. This time I better go chard.
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Yeah bad, she bet it, Louis, and I'm hiring it for
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the whole afternoon. We've got a lot of ground to cover. Lefty was
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a great ball play, and mister Templar seen him in the world. Serious
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ones at the Yankee Stadium ought to believe he's dead. A man can be
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killed in a lot of ways, Louis. He can be killed fast,
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or he can be killed through what happens to his son. I'm glad at
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least that didn't happen till left him. You're sure nobody isn't called on the
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house phone before we came up. I think there's the key. Will say,
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how'd you get a key? And remember to make an impression of the
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lock after that beating last evening. Yeah, yeah, nobody here on right,
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shut the door and lock it. Okay, what are you looking for,
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mister Templar? The truth? Loway is my friend Philip Marler would say
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crime detection is an adventure in search of the hidden truth. But I'll find
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the hidden truth looking out that window on the fire escape. Frau trast,
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it's a template. Somebody's at the door. I'll handle this if I need
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help, you'll need help. We're in trouble. Good morning, that's Carton.
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Hey what are you doing? Young? And I am it's Courtney and
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my good friend Louis. Uhh JOm do you want I should leave? Mister
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Temple now we'll abouth be leading in a minute. Lowis just the thing.
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As we asked Miss Courtney through questions, she probably won't answer my questions like
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who killed Lefty Miller? I don't know. I thought it was so signed
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to see it was the fixer, Diane, I can't tell you what I'm
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afraid say. If you believe me, if you help me. Why are
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you working on tilm Miller to throw a ball game? Why I can't tell
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you that. I don't care how frightened you are. Man's been killed.
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Why I can't I'm afraid lady. Come on, Lois and let's go back
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to the ballpark and see if we can draw a few cuds. Mister Bush
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has manager of the Bluey talk. You must have known Lefty Miller fairly well,
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not well. No, I managed the team, but you don't manage
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an old pro like Lefty. You're just tell him what time the game is
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and he does the red. From what I saw of him, NOI he
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was a guy. I'm sorry, I'm still taking him. That's hard to
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tell about kids he had left, he went close. Well maybe he knew
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that, yes, sah, well, it's hard to tell just how he
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was taking it, and I just turned the pitch, and I told him,
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of course i'd start somebody else, but no, he started pitch tonight,
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insisted on it that he had it. He'll pitch, you think you
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Shay, Well, he's the best we got. And I might get a
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phone call tomorrow telling me he's sold to the major leagues. Anytime he wants
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to pitch, he'll pitch. Mister Bush, have you had any rooms about
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sex and your ball club? Oh, mister Templar, there's always rumors around
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any kind of sport. I've never been in a phoneyball game, as far
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as I know, I've never seen one, so I don't listen to the
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room. Thanks, mister Bation, Good luck tonight to you, and fail
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about it west or No, mister Temple, I want to go see a
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bookmaker. Louis family's standard. You know, I'm sure I know. So
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just Booky and Tom twice down State Street. Only a blocker threw down the
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street got something good? Ally was part from those though, Ray you want
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something good in thanks? But no, this is different. I did a
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favorite for Sam. Why did I be able to return it? Family times
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anything but money? One time I had a three horse partly going against him.
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Twicetill come in the stars leading into the same way. Isn't this the
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play boy? Oh yeah, you're sure the way for me here though he
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won't be long show mister Temples, Oh damn house, doesn't it? Time?
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And Temple are glad to see you? What can I do for his
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information? So we shall go no flavor den timon Temple? Way in business
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today? Do you handle any baseball money? Can man man the East to
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state business? All bet on the major leagues? How can you peanuts?
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Have he handled it? Heard of any bets lately on the blue Sox?
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Or against him? Against him? Yeah? On he is today, honey,
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getta tell me about it. I should. A big creep comes in
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with two hundred dollars the better against the Socks in the game tonight, and
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I like the smell of the nat. I tell him, mat and the
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creep tells me what's wrong with me is that I had an emotionally insecure childhood.
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Honest to go on to the man, he does a funny thing.
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He give me an extra two hundred to pay you up if you win the
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best imagine that. And if the Socks win, I get to keep the
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home four hundred. The guy's nuts. I can't lose the best he can
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do his bank even where's the payoff? Fam? If the Fox lose in
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room eight o eight the Regions tonight after the King, do you get it?
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Name at a game? That's the miller was right. Dirty money has
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to smell to it. Now I'm beginning to smell it. Thanks mam.
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Anytime Saints see you soon? Maybe tonight tonight. I hope those things not
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in Christmas, Fam, but I hope not. What is it good evening,
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Dane? Well, it's I'm old friend Jack? How are you?
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Thank you? What is this room? Mister templar? You're home away from
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home? Let me trot to bum out easy, thank you your aggressions or
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showing anything in particular you wanted to say? Thank you? And I are
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business I can see that. Did he packing too diusy to go to the
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ball game tonight? And did you know beforehand how it would come out?
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Let me trot to bumb out. I hate schizophrenics, but he looks like
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such an interesting one. Frankie, ain't handsome, dude, Dane. You're
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not the fending as you were. It's all right, I want to tell
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the boss. Jack, you better get out of here. It ain't healthy.
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What's your trouble. You've got a compulsion or something. No, it's
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just that when I start out on something, I like to be in on
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the payoff, and tonight's the payoff. The game should be over by now,
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and the people will be arriving. I'll be the host of our little
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party. You'll be host for a party or one in a wood box.
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Jack, Diane, it's a kid. Don't let him in. Franky,
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come in, Phil, Hello, sweetie, Hello, dian Thranky. Yeah,
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a little with Stepler? He him ball game over, Harvey, Yeah,
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it's over. How you feel dirty, don't feel bad about it,
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sweety. In a week or two you'll forget all about it. Good down,
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Phil, I've taken over the party. Let's all find out what games
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we've been playing. Diana, I'm getting them off a frustration listening to him.
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Let him talk. Thank you? So is mister Stepler? What line
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did Diane used to get you to throw the game tonight? The fixer had
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something on her. She was afraid of him. Something would happened to her
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if you didn't do as he wanted. It doesn't matter you know they really
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go on. Tell him Jack, I thank you. It was a trap
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for you. Phil. It's out that is big and smart. They're willing
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to make an investment and wait a while to cash in. It's too tough
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to get next to a major league player. You'll be up there this year
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and next, and when you get there, you'll do what the fixer tells
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you because there's a club over your head. Yeah, yeah, a certain
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take off. You're cooking a hotel room at the region for throwing a game
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with the Blue Sox. You understand that. I understand your father found out
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about it. He had the room right over this one nine to eight,
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and he listened on the fire escape. He was seen from in here and
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he was killed. Then he took him back up the fire escape to his
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room and rigged the suicide. But think I got to wash all the blood
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off the iron outside this window. He wan't a listener him, kid,
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he's an erotic. Don't you gonna say something. I didn't have anything get
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too, was it, honey? It was a fixer who did it?
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Yeah? I believed in the fixture to her first dian until I came to
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your room the first time down the bar. He said, you didn't know
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me. I'll hear you told Frankie I was a saint. He made out
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his lips tonight. So I know where the fixer is? Who is he
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and who is she? Fixture is a very beautiful woman dying. The fixer
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is you? Why is this a fellow buster of son? I'm person.
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You're right, mister Temple. Where's it get you? What if a changed
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thing? I'm turning you over to the police, and Frankie can hardly shoot
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both fill and myself. I don't have to adjust you. You underestimate the
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Saint. We should have had more time alone together. They'll do whatever I
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tell him in spite of what's happened, won't you? Sweet Wave him Diane
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and make sure of Peel Saint. I make sure of him first. He'll
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crawl on his hands and knees if I tell him to, because if he
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doesn't know, might stop being nice to him. And he couldn't stand that
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he should have thought of that, Saint. They got a metal block or
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something finished with, mister Temple. Frank we've gotta finish packing this gun,
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says, Get over to the windows, Saint. This time there won't be
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no blood and the fire escape just a lot of a Sidewalk'm treating messy that
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way. Thank you, yours subconscious will hate you. I will look down.
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You're going over to the window. Cher filter out, chap back,
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kid, I ain't playing with this. SI's going to kill It just makes
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the seve So how bad is it? It's not bad. It's just my
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arm, but my pitching arm good and stand still? Better go for the
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police, fel Can you make it? Yeah? I can make it until
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thanks. But she didn't make up for the game. We'll figure out that
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later. About Dad, say he did all he could to protect you.
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Still, yeah, he did like me that more than anything else. He
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told me, better lead. I want you out of here before that bookie
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shows up to mister Templar, he won't be showing up. I didn't lose
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the game tonight, tell me more so. I pissed a three hit shut
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out. I figured it was the least I could do for Lefty. The
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Kid's gonna be all right, mister Temple. There will be all right.
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Guys. You know I can't blame him for getting tangled up with that Diane.
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Now there is real age in the Woodstone. You won't be quite as
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attractive when she gets out. Louis twenty years does something to a woman.
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You see what I've done to my life as she has no prize to begin
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with. What do you think was wrong with Diane, mister temple emotionally insecure
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childhood you've been talking to Frankie. I think Diane felled an urge to corrupt
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Louie, to seal power revenge paths for something hidden in her plant. It
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might have been her childhood, might have been society. Now society exacts further
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toll. What years I feel like a drink LOI wor through, mister template.
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Back to the agent. I've got a Scott's waiting for me at the
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bar. You have been listening to another transcribed adventure of the Saint the robin
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Hood, modern crime, and all here is our star and surprise, Ladies
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and gentlemen. The most priceless gift which community can give its children is a
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fine education. Here in America. Your parents have been able to take that
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education pretty well, for granted, but that won't be true of the future.
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Unless we plan now to cope with the educational problems of the future,
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there are going to be lots of them. We know that for sure.
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Because of the increased birth rate doing and since the war, an extra seven
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million children are going to be enrolling in our public schools, and the way
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things stand, our schools just aren't ready to handle them. The problem varies
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from district to district, but it's always a problem of shortages. In some
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localities there aren't enough classrooms and in others not enough books and equipment, and
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overall we's suffering from a shortage of teachers. In order to meet the challenge
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and make sure that our youngsters will get the education they deserve, will have
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to lay down an educational blueprint for the years ahead. The school boards are
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doing that right now, but they can't do it alone. They need everyone's
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efforts to build a stronger educational system. If you wish to help, simply
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contact your local school board and for further information right to the National Citizens Commission
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for the Public Schools, New York, New York. That's the National Citizens
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Commission for the Public Schools, New York, New York. Good citizens everywhere
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helping, but they know that better schools make better communities. This is Vincent
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Guy's inviting you to join us again. Next week at the same time for
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another exciting adventure of the Saint. Good Night the Night. Script of the
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Things was written by the Powell Our Past Night included Glory of Blondelle, Jack
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Royles now Mark and Lance Bob Bart and married off. The music was composed
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and conducted by Vondel. The son character speeded by Leslie Chatteris is a James
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el fat Your production and its directed by Hello Night. Did some crisis going
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to be seen? So it's Starling and our Taylors production of his kind of
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Woman? Are you? Saint fans will be glad to know that the Saint
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comic books can sail at all. News SAMs, you're announcer Val Drove three
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times being good times on NDC. There's fine entertainment. I'm Peter gild on
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the air, returning next Sunday on MDC. This weekend, four hundred Americans
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had a holiday date with death. Stay off the list, Be careful next
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Sam Spade. Then here Kaptain and Grayson on MDC. Welcome back. I
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have to say I really enjoyed this script and for me what sold it was
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just the emotional weight of Lefty Jack Moyles only had that one scene as Lefty,
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but he was very well done and it established the tone, you know,
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the serious part of it, and there was just some great comedy working
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throughout. So I found this really just a very strongly enjoyable story, and
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I hope you liked it as much as I did. And I will apologize
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I do have a bit of a cold thing I'm getting over, so my
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voice sounds a bit weird. We do just have one brief listener comment.
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And I've gotten some of these on shows that we posted so long ago.
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A lot of people wouldn't notice anything about it unless I went into some detail.
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But this one's kind of interesting. It's on an episode of Candy Madson.
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What an odd coincidence. I'd never heard the name Nona before, and
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now with both this and yesterday's Barry Craig, i've heard it twice. Well,
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Nona's not as a quite popular name these days, but if you're looking
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for an unusual name, or perhaps the name we should bring back, well
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there you go. All right, Well, thanks so much. That will
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do it for today. We will be back tomorrow with Crime in Peter Chambers,
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and then join us back here next Monday for another episode of the Saint.
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In the meantime, send your comments to Box thirteen at Greatdetectives dot net,
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