Buffalo Hills - Pt 03

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Superman, who was stronger than a locomotive, faster than a speeding bullet, To walk about among human beings disguised as mild-clarked Kent, news reporter for the Daily Planet. And we last saw him, Kent was traveling westward toward Boulder City in the Buffalo Hills with Asa Hatch, elderly scientist and photographer, to cover the dedication ceremonies at the new Pioneer's National Monument,

at which Governor L. Carson is to be the chief speaker. But the gang of Pete Flores, western bad man, has sworn revenge on the governor for his reform administration. And they have also determined that Kent and Hatch shall not hinder them.

At that story continues today several hours have passed. It is evening, and unknown to Kent and Hatch, Pete Flores plans another attempt on the life of the governor at midnight. Meanwhile the governor himself, all unknowing, at with his secretary in the privacy of the executive mansion.

Listen. Watch that, Keegan. What's the time? What's the time? I passed nine, sir. Oh, oh, I'm sleepy. I think I'll turn in. Is there anything else? Can't wait over in the morning? No, sir. Recommendations of the pardon's board.

That'll wait. Anything special? Not particularly. They've recommended Rico Prane for executive clementine. What? Rico Prane. I can't find it, man. Rico Prane was Pete Flores' right-hand man. He was mighty lucky to get out as well as he did.