(xx) Leland Richards is Coming

And now get ready to smile again with radio's home folks, Vic and Sage, written by Paul Rimer. Well sir, it's late afternoon as I've seen opens now, and here in the living room with a small house half way up in the next block, we find Mrs. Victor Gook and Mr. Fletcher Rush.

Our friends are seated side by side on the Davenport, conversing earnestly. Uncle Fletcher is saying... Still more company, lady? Well, maybe only a few days, maybe longer. We'll have to see. You'll put him in Russia's room, I expect.

Yeah. But who is the lab? Leland Richards. Leland Richards? I know, Leland. He's a good boy. Yeah, he is. Not to brash in loud mouth, as most of Russia's chums. Seems to have a lot of confidence, too.

Lots of young kids might have got all upset as situations like this come up, but Leland took its calm as your neck time. Laylung's a good boy. I had a long conversation with Vic on the telephone just before you come in.

Told him the whole thing. He agreed right off the bat. When's Laylung coming over? I expect him to walk in any minute. He'll have supper and sleep here tonight. You got yours over a house full of cup of each age.

Oh, one lady and one little boy don't sound like a house full of company. First spotty is after a... She's down in the basement washing out a few things. like but spotty on the dotty on the picture daddy you appreciate her name is daddy i think you call her spotty just to be obstinate she uh... say when she

attempts to go home at no then here over a week now uncle fled to one of the women you're getting to be over to say to me the half what woman i don't like expressions like that uncle fled to me you don't like woman i know you don't mean anything by that but it sounds disagreeable and