Sunday Supplement

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Gun smoke starring William Conrad, Transcribe story of the violence that moved west with young America and the story of a man who moved with I'm that man Matt Dolan United States Marshall The first man they looked for and the last they want to meet It's a chancy job and it makes a man watchful

And a little lonely Well for heaven's sake Matt yeah, what look at that coming? It's a survey Well, four passengers served.

Oh, well, that's the first one of those I've seen west of St. Louis. What? That's Kitty up there with a driver in the dock. Kitty, oh, oh, why so it is! But who is the driver?

I don't know. I don't know the one sitting on the back. That's pretty fancy for dive. Those are a couple of dudes if I ever saw any. Green squad. Hi, Mad. Hello, Daddy. Hello, kitty.

Haven't you seen them, kitty? There they are. Marshall Dillon, Doc Adams. This annal is bragging clips in bunker. Hello, Mr. Then you're not reporters. You you write make-believe story. Well, we want to write true stories doctor But there doesn't seem to be much material around here I kind of disappointed there hasn't been a gunfight since they arrived and every Indian in Kansas seems to be growing old on a reservation

We're not gonna get new stories this way. You mentioned that writer Ned Bond line, mr. Spring I met him once through Jim Bridger. Oh, yes. He wrote a lot of stories about Jim Bridger's adventures. Mm-hmm Most of them were lies. They made Bridger look like a fool.