Babs Almost Gets a Job in San Francisco

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Tester Ray Riley's two children are 16 and 13, but don'ting daddy still thinks of them as babies. So whenever babes or juniors show the slightest indication of growing up, a family crisis invariably results. The Saint opens at Riley's California bungalow in the kitchen where a crisis is now cooking.

But, mother, it's a wonderful job and it's only for the summer and it's not as if I were We're going away thousands of miles. It's only to San Francisco. Well, that's less than 500 miles from here.

Mom, let her go. Now you stay out of this, Junior. Anyway, why are you so anxious for your sister to leave home? So I can move into her room. Oh, well, I guess it's hopeless.

Pop will never let her go. Oh, Junior's right, babe. Far as I'm concerned, you're old enough to take care of yourself, but your father'd never consent to your living away from home. Mother. It's the facts, Babs.

The last time you were out with Simon Vannehopper and you didn't come home by ten, Pop called up the FBI. Don't be living alone, Mother. There'll be other girls. And we're all going to stay at the YWCA.

Well, take my tip, Babs, and don't even ask him, or he'll get sore. Boy, we'll so ask him. And don't you spoil things. Hey, anybody home? Listen, that's all I can do. I'm getting feeling good.