The Hanging Cross

This is Have Gone Will Travel for broadcast Sunday, December 21st, 1958. In all my life I've only seen a dozen real killers. But I've seen ten thousand people who'll sit back and let murder happen.

Which is the greater evil? Have gone will travel! Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin San Francisco, 1875. The Carlton Hotel. Headquarters of the man called Paladin.

Oh, good afternoon, Mr. Paladin. Good afternoon, Mr. Stanton. Uh, pardon me. Yes. You dropped these by the desk. Oh. Thank you very much. The glove that holds a lady's hand holds a world of prettiness.

Really? Yes. My name is... I am not interested in your name. I don't wish to know it. I don't wish to know you. And if I did, this would not be the day the hour nor the place.

I quite understand. Then if you kindly release my hand. Hmm? Oh, of course. Again, thank you very much. Hmm. Oh, pretty lady, not too impressed with Miss Apaladin. We are all entitled to mistakes, hey boy.

Oh, yes, but how often? seldom the time, the place and the loved one, all together. And how's one make please? Tellygum come for you. Oh. Answer? Yes. Wireback. Have gun. We'll travel. Crime, delinquency, threats of war.

These are the subjects that dominate our news headlines these days. Not very pleasant subjects, are they? You may say that somebody ought to do something about cutting down on crime and delinquency and in promoting peace among nations, but that there's nothing you personally can do about it.

That's where you're wrong. You can wage your own fight against crime and delinquency in your own family by taking the family to the church or synagogue of your faith this week. The inspiration and guidance you and they will receive from spiritual contact will strengthen moral background and faith.