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Leave my electric blanket. No. I'll remember that. No. What is it, mother? I dressed Walter Carmichael. Good. I'll arrive in Los Angeles about 2.30 tomorrow. Global flight 16. Be an angel, pick me up. All right. Talk to her, darling. Who was it? Elaine, my crazy mother. Oh, what happened? She's left, Walt. Oh, no. She'll be here tomorrow. Roger, don't go to sleep. Susan, I make sauce to- Roger, this is terrible. Talk about it in the morning. Is she getting a divorce? I suppose so. Oh, poor Elaine. She must be beside herself. Go to sleep. How can you be so unconcerned? Because we've been through this before. Walt was- is her fifth husband. Was she upset? Of course not. She's going to keep doing it until she gets it right. And that's only the beginning of our story. A new adventure in radio listening. Five nights of exceptional entertainment every week. Brought to you in Elliott Lewis' production of the Sears Radio Theater. Our story, Here Comes the Bride, again. by Ken Gerard. 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However, he suffered a fatal fall off a polo pony in 1961. Elaine consoled herself by marrying Charles Williamson in 1963, however, while he peered over the rim of a volcano in Hawaii, you know. Anyway, she found sympathy with Armand de Champlain in 1967, but that was armed combat. Four years later, it was over. A period of recovery followed, and then she married Walt Carmichael in 73. Now you're up to date. Oh yeah, coming up a scene in an airport. Stop pouting. I'm not pouting. I want you to be civil. She's probably in a state. No, she's going to a state, Nevada. Where must you make such a production? Because every time I give her away, they send her back. That's not fair. She's been unlucky. The business with Armand was painful. Right. She buried her sorrows by running off with Walt. Connecticut's answer to Magellan. He was her symbol of security. As was the mansion in Palm Beach, the yachts, and his banks. She didn't marry him for his money. You don't marry for money. You divorce for money. That's cool. I handled the Armand de Champlain debacle. You know what she received. Two paintings, big deal. Merely Renoirs, trifles. Besides, she had a prenuptial agreement, the pictures or his island off the French coast. She should have taken the island. I agree. She could have started her own elbow for widows and divorces. You're making your sound like an Elger. She just can't stay married. For divorce or widowed. Take your pick. You've never been a woman. Not lately. Right now, she needs our help. We have to provide stability. Become her rock and her staff. Aptly put, wedding staff. The whole family turned out for the last gala. Jeff carried the ring. Carrie was the flower girl. You were the matron of honor. And I, I was the perpetual donor. It was a lovely wedding. They're all lovely weddings. Don't be snide. Just slightly jaded. I recall celebrating our first anniversary at Elaine's third wedding. Oh, it was a wonderful party. They all got looped and started throwing food. Remember the potato salad in your hair? All too well. That idiot Chuck Williams, a 60-year-old going on nine. Oh, you enjoyed yourself. Self-defense. Really? Shaking up the champagne bottles and squirting the best man? That was a good wedding. Elaine had the best time. She always does. The eternal bride. Don't be a sourpuss. I'm not. It's just that I'm getting tired of these midnight calls as she's brimming with news. It's like a game show. Guess what happened to hubby? You don't empathize. Elaine covers her hurts with a carefree facade. Aren't we the sidewalk psychologist? I feel for her. I draw the papers for her. I can do a probate in my sleep. It's your duty. Well, I'm not a domestic relations attorney. You should be. Maritime law is boring. But lucrative. Law's law. Think a ship, get divorced. It's the survivor's account. You just dismissed my entire career. I didn't. You did? Did not. It's starting. Now, you see, every time Elaine arrives, we aren't. Oh, we're not. We aren't. Aren't. Proust. You're putting me in a bad mood. See, this is the effect that she has on us. Oh, Roger, I can't help being intense. She's probably quite upset. Oh, please. I thought Walt would be the real love of her life. He was. From 1973. How can you be so indifferent? Look, we've been married 16 years, correct? Elaine's been married 42 years to five different men. I have been the ring bearer and the donor. After a while, you become indifferent. When were you the ring bearer? 1954. For the Peter Markham story, a beautiful ceremony, the bride cried, the groom cried, and my father was hysterical with happiness. You were 15. Did Elaine make you wear a velvet suit? She did. Oh, you must have looked charming. You're evading the issue. Her average length of marital bliss is eight years. Do you expect me to greet her all misty eyes? I expect you to be more sensitive. Sensitive? I'm numb. 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A distraught Elaine. But Roger, he's a little skeptical. And you, if you're anything at all like me, you just want to meet this fabulous lady everybody's been talking about. Super. You, Roger, Susan. Smile, Roger. Elaine? I'm here. Oh, you're wonderful. Not bad for 62, huh? Don't even breathe it. I don't. This year I'm 43. You could pass me 35. The miracles of cosmetic surgery. It was a fortune but worth every penny. How is my brilliant son? Fun. Bad mood. No kidding. How are you? Are you all right? It was ghastly. It was one of the most horrible experiences of my life. See, Roger? Did Walt get violent? Walt? Or I'm talking about the service in first class. See, Susan? Domestic champagne, a miniscule filet mignon. It was the pits. At the topper, I sat next to the most boring woman, a nuclear scientist so dowdy. One more word about nutrients. Well, I had to change seats. I thought it was going to scream. I said to myself, babe, she has got to go. But the flight was entirely booked. How did you change seats? I sat in the cockpit. Roger, you must learn to fly. So exciting. All those dials and blinking lights. You were at the controls? Not the whole time. How long are you staying? I'll tell you after I have my horoscope done. There she goes. Bye-bye, darling. Nice chatting with you. Have a good time in Hollywood. What a pill. That's the woman? Yes, and she should fit herself up. My surgeon could do wonders that no mother. She happens to be Dr. Catherine McIntyre, a Nobel Prize winner. No wonder she's single. She's world-renowned. Not for her sheet. Lord, if she's the future, we're in for the plain Janewood. Let's get your bag. Oh, everything's right here. In your cosmetic case? A veritable treasure chest. Bank books, checkbooks, jewelry, and skin toner. It's my escape kit. The Houdini of Marriage. You are in a rotten mood. Don't mind him. What's in the flight bag, Cash? Oh, Tiffany. I forgot all about him. Poor thing. Who? Ah, such a good puppy. Say hello to your family. Isn't he sweet? What is that? A rat? A Yorkie. Well, get him to me for protection. A subtle death wish. Roger. Poor Tiffany. He's taking this episode so badly. Must be jet lag. Well, back in this act, Tiffany. Sleepy time. We'll get you room service at the hotel. Hotel? I thought you'd stay with us. Oh, no, you're not sticking me in the suburbs. I'd never meet anybody. Mother, that's ridiculous. All arranged. All arranged. I spoke with the hotel last night. Well, the children are looking forward to seeing you. Do they know? Are they upset? Yes and no. Well, what was Jeff's reaction? He said again and kept eating his cereal, just like his father. And Carrie? She wanted to know if you were keeping a yacht. Well, there's hope for her. Susan, I met the most divine young man for her in Palm Beach. Wonderful clear skin for that age. Franklin Crown's grandson. Family tree is impeccable. What a pair. Mother, she's only 14. I'm thinking of her future. Oh, look, now why must we stand here? We'll take you to the hotel. I'm waiting for someone. I don't believe it. Oh, here he comes. Roger, Roger, you're my younger brother. What? Be nice, dear. Mommy's got a live one. Oh, this is disgraceful. Oh, Roger, behave. Over here, Captain Calder. Here we are. Oh, there's my girl. Gregs, I want you to meet my family. Oh, it's a downright pleasure. My brother, Roger, and his wife, Susan. Any of Elaine's family is my family. Of course. Elaine stole us so much about you. All lies. All lies. Ain't that right, honeykins? Big old Rex just part his heart out. Your sister sure knows how to make a fella right comfortable. She's had a lot of practice. Oh, golly. If you ate the spritin' image of each other, we looked just like our mother. I mean, sugar pie. Old Rex has got to check in. You know, take care of airline business. Remember, I'll pick you up around nine. My first. Oh, I'll catch you later, sugar. Rog, you got a rat-fine sister. Yes. She's been like a mother to me. That's our Rex, darling. Charles. Always hungry, ain't ya? Adios, y'all. Incredible. And you're not even divorced. I love this hotel. It's like a second home. Why not? You have honeymoon here enough. Are you certain? Charles, Peter, and Armand. Oh, yes, Peter. Well, perhaps I'll get lucky this trip. The odds are with you. Oh, don't be a grouch. Go to the office. Yes, go play with your law books and ships. Mother, does Walt know you've left him? I hope so. Didn't she tell him? Well, not exactly. We were on his yacht naturally. I excused myself to go to the powder room and I left. Just like that? Well, he was busy charting another hideous race. I left him a note, a very nice note. Why? Everything seemed to be going smoothly. After a year, I knew the tip-off came when he wouldn't let me redecorate one of the boats. Definitely grounds for divorce. That's it? No, the sailing was the coup d'état. The man lived for the water, except in his scotch. It is the most boring. 360 degrees of nothing. And it's all around you. You can imagine what the salt spray did to my skin. I said to myself, babe, you have got to go. And I did. But you love Palm Beach. Not that much. It was depressing. What was depressing? Roger, do your thing. Run to the office and draw up the papers. Elaine, you're terrific. Radio theater will continue after this message from your local station. If you think the days of once-in-a-lifetime deals are gone, butler bars down to the west has got some great news for you. Because of the recent gas crunch, butler bars have been moving an unbelievable amount of small cars. Even more unbelievable, the amount of mid-size and big car trade-in. You've been able to obtain it with low cars. Now, because of this, I was able to offer you top-quality, late-model cars at literally rock-bottom prices. Now, listen to these examples. A 78 car door, a full power and air, a vinyl roof, only $38.99. 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Custom-I-Fi's emergency elimination is a $4,350,000 of audio and video. Doors are shut till noon Wednesday to prepare for massive price fridges. But promptly it's well-mooned. Custom-I-Fi's doors open to the public till 6 p.m. or until everything is sold, whichever comes first. Custom-I-Fi wouldn't be open July 4th and selling at emergency elimination places unless we had to. Off-the-area Custom-I-Fi's are open on the 4th of July. See the Tuesday Post for further details. Carmichael, a whirlwind. Some girls don't get a tumble. And here she's married five times. Well, that's the curse of being an attractive woman. It should only happen to my cousin Selma. Oh, no. Her parents have taken ads out in newspapers since she was eligible. Not a nibble. Her father, my uncle Herbert, offers a package deal. A brand-new car with gas, a washer dryer, and Selma. Now that's a fine opportunity till you see her. They cover the clocks at the post office when she comes in. Enough of my family's problems. See, Roger Carmichael's got some of his own. Dear, you're a wonderful son, but a little stuffy. Loosen up, boy. Get with it. Let your hair grow. Buy a sports car. Start to swing. He's a bit square, but nice. Oh, I can't fight the two of you. Now everybody out. Sister Elaine is going to Mr. Loltar for the work. Facial pedicure, wash and set. How about lunch tomorrow? Just us girls. Love it. Where are you going with Captain Midnight? His club. Do I have your permission? Which club? The American Cross Dress Club. Now scoot. Cross dress. Come on, Roger. I'll explain it to you in the car. What a drip. Soon stick with me and you'll be wearing diamonds yet. Ciao. Now where is my telephone book? Ah, well. Is he in? He's with a patient. Who's calling? Elaine Carmichael. Does he know you? I believe he does. He was my first husband. Peter Markham. Whoa. Roger. You're dreaming. Oh, Hyowall. Elaine's learning how to fly. Wake up. Oh, no. Watch out. She's machine gunning Armand's castle. Run. Roger, wake up. You were having a nightmare. I was not. You were? Wasn't. Elaine was shooting or bombing Armand's castle. Really? Who won? Don't be stupid. Well, at least you could have the decency to find out. I am not in the habit of eavesdropping. Oh, yes. I remember. Vaguely. She was strafing Armand's country home in the Ardennes. I think Texas Rex was at the controls. Susan, I am flipping out. This whole scene is getting to me. I may need analysis. Susan, am I insecure? Am I? Of course not. You're sure? Yes. That wasn't a very strong yes. What is going on? I'll turn on the light. Well, that's my favorite lamp. It was your favorite. Holly, it's in smithering. Don't worry. I'll fix it. Here. Here. I got all the pieces. Nice job. You told me to turn on the light. It's a two-party mistake. Don't get technical. I'm sorry, honey. I'll be all right. I'm all tense. All right. I'm cracking up. This episode with Elaine. Susan, it's wearing me down. Sweetheart, do you love me? Well, of course. Now, what kind of a question is that? And I love you. We have two wonderful children. A very good marriage and lots of blessing. I know. Sometimes in life we have to bear up. Be strong. Be mature. Yeah, but honey. Now let me finish. Elaine's problems, or maybe lack of them, need attention. She needs attention. That's just what we're going to do. Give her understanding and assistance. You aren't going to pieces. You will help Elaine pick up the pieces. In other words, the child becomes the parent. Huh. Why didn't I see that? Because you were too busy breaking a lamb. Good night, dear. Memo to J. Duncan Trowbridge, senior partner from Roger Matthews. Subject, Brewster Shipbuilding versus Winkett Steel. Main body, the litigants have reached an out-of-court settlement. That's all right, Mrs. Graham. I'll get it. Hello? Roger, my lad. It's Walt. Walt Carmichael. Walt, I can barely hear you. Where are you? Using my ship to shore. I'm in the teeth of a storm. I know. Elaine's here. No, my boy. I'm fighting a gale off the coast of Cuba. You're at sea? Aye-aye. I'm coming for Elaine. Can't you fly here? Negative. This is more romantic. Sailing into the night, fighting the currents, braving the unknown for my true love. When are you arriving? Difficult to say. We're going around the Cape. What? The Cape Horn. Through the Drake Passage. Yeah, I know. If you go and all that. It'll take you weeks. Month? You water that badly? Tell her the Admiral has set sail. Walt, can't you get here sooner? Talk some sense into her. And give up this adventure? I guess not. Don't let her sign anything. I'll try. Tell her she can redecorate the Carmichael Maroo in French Provincial. Sure. I can feel and taste the salt spray. The waves are pristine at ten feet. This is it, Walt. This is where she belongs. I'll radio you again off the South American coast. Feast out. I'm coming. Admiral Carmichael, over and out. This is too much. Oh, I can't stand it. Hello. Terrible. Just a minute, Dad. We'll finish this memo later, Mrs. Graham. Thank you. Dad, you would not believe. You would not believe me. I guess who's in town. I know. She called the office yesterday. Did you speak with her yet? No, I wanted to get a battle report first. She's left Walt. His loss is our loss. What are you going to do? First, recheck my divorce papers, and then perhaps take an extended vacation until the coast is clear. What do you recommend, consul? Sedatives. Who knows? She's unpredictable. It can't hurt to see her. Her safety in numbers. We'll have dinner, but you and Susan will be there. Thanks a lot. Oh, don't be such a pill. Why is everybody down on me? Susan says I'm a sourpuss. Mother says I'm a drip. Oh, you're taking this too seriously. If she is not worried, why should you be? Oh, I guess you're right. We'll go to LaBelle Aurora. It's her favorite. Nari will make a usual fuzz. Dad, you're too understanding. Why not? Elaine's one of my favorite people. The perfect blend of Auntie Mame and Scarlett O'Hara. She's a great company. As long as you're not married to her. I have no regrets. It didn't work out. Well, that's life. Perhaps. You haven't had it so bad. All those sets of step-grandparents doting over you. Christmas was always a bonanza. Santa got a hernia bringing you toys. I suppose you're right. Yeah, of course I am. Well, you make the reservation. Seven sharp, but don't tell her. I'll be the mystery guest. A regular family reunion. Hey, why don't we get her a date? A great idea. Let me see who's in town and not in hiding. Aren't these crepes superior? Have another. Oh, I'm stuffed. How was the club last night? Sensational. Susan, you've got to take Roger. The cross-dress club is the in-spot. You rent everything right there. Dior, Chanel's, and for the women, they have military uniforms. Oh, just Roger's kind of place. What a pill. Anyway, scabs and biggies were there. Movie stars, politicians, men I haven't seen in years. What did Rex dress as? Who? Texas Rex, the pilot? Oh, forget him. What a bore. He turned out to be a real quad. Anyway, my hairspray wasn't holding up, and I left about 2, 230. Aren't you exhausted? Hardly. I'll sleep enough when I'm in Valhalla. Martine says I'm a cinch to get in. I don't understand. Oh, I didn't care you. I called her this morning. The fortune teller? My psychic. My dear, her vibes gave me the chills. Sad news? The worst. I'm putting everything into Swiss francs. California's going into the ocean. Comets are going to destroy Sioux Falls, wherever that is. How can anyone fall for any of that? Her word is sacred. She sensed the breakup with that skin-flint Armand de Stingy. I could have told you that. I have her do me once a year. She's the male clinic of the month. Oh, Elaine. I haven't told you the best. Number six? Not quite. She did see another love interest. A man with a letter S in his first name. Also water. A trip on an ocean liner. It's Walt. That's deja vu, not clairvoyance. My dear, she also saw you pregnant again. It's like being home. I know. We had several of your receptions here. Don't be snippy. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. You can't be. Halle. Madame Champlain, you graced my establishment. Oh, pardon, pardon. Madame Williamson. You forgot. Il amor. Oh, of course. Madame Carmichael. Oh, I'll return a little pup with you. Neither could Mr. Carmichael. He's gone, too? In a sense. Eh, bien. I have your favorite table. A c'est possible, please. Merci. Oh, you look younger every year. Thank you. And how are Monsieur Madame Matthews this evening? Never better. Tonight, a family reunion. You didn't. I did. There he is, my precious, my only true love. For 1936, Elaine. Bradley, darling. You get Hanselmer every year. So does he, counselor. Is he gorgeous? That gray hair. How I could have let you go is beyond me. True love after true divorce. Sorry, I didn't return the call. I understand, my angel. All those society matrons flocking to you with slip disks and tennis elbows. You must be the rage of Beverly Hills. Dr. Matthews. Oh, it has been too long. Only since last Tuesday. Of course. Henry prepares his speciality. Prestes canards, salad Henri, Madame's favorite dessert, and I have just the wine. Thank you. Bradley, remember when we first came here? 1966, after poor Chuck Williamson died. I cried my heart out to you. And left with Armand de Champlain. Don't remind me. Here we are. Xavier Bligny. Oh, you shouldn't have. Why not? Family, you know. Levin for Dr. Matthews. Ah, bien. Oh, oh, oh, I almost forgot. I have a note for Madame Elaine. For what? Have you been matchmaking again? I am in incurable romantic. It is from the man seated on the banquet. La. The one wearing your sunglasses? May we? Read it. May I have the pleasure of your company for an aperitif later this evening? Signed S. Here we go again. Martine certainly called this one. Who? 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However, let's get back to our story and find out what happens in this final act of Here Comes the Bride Again. Memo to J. Duncan Trowbridge, senior partner. Subject, Brewster shipbuilding versus Swinkett Steel. Main body, we have resolved the remaining issues between these... Don't touch it, Mrs. Graham. No news is good news. Now, let's just... Let's go ahead. Now, between these litigants in a comprehend... Okay, it's no use. Hello. Vlog, my lad. Oh, no. Just a second, Walt. Thank you, Mrs. Graham. We'll try to finish this later. Yes, Admiral, what news? Are you off the Brazilian coast? Or did you sink? Negative. Had to turn back. Snap the main mast. I'm in Palm Beach. Hard luck, old salt. Hey, you win some. Lose some. Where's Miguel? Busy. Very busy. Constantly on the run. What's she up to? Sailing. I don't believe it. We could barely get her on the water maroon. Well, she's changed. Moonlight cruises, deep sea fishing. His yacht is never in port. Who's yacht? Who's she with? Spiros Anton, the Greek shipping tycoon. That'll pile her back. Well, you better hurry. They're sailing for Hawaii tomorrow. No, sir. Elaine thinks she can get a quickie divorce on Midway Island. The residency requirements are a little vague. Negative. I will let her throw herself into that sea scoundrel's arm. Then you better get here and stop her. I know him from way back. Race against him in 39. Oh, Rod, you should have been there. The sea cresting at 10 feet. The salt spray in my face. Two sea dogs. Terrific. But what about now? Tell her. Land sea or air? Fire. Carol Flynn. Children. The one. She happens to be married. Legally, yes. Spiritually, no. Oh, honey, you're just enraptured with a whole Spiros Anton syndrome. His style of living. The intrigue surrounding his personal life and wheeling dealing. Absolutely. When somebody that fabulous takes an interest in Elaine, I get excited. They're planning to sail around the world. Walt will have something to say about that. No, don't spoil it for her. I'm not. I'm concerned. She's in a different league. It's her life, Roger. Let her have fun. Well, I guess you're right. I'll swim with the tide. Oh, that's the spirit. Well, Rod, could we meet them in Europe this summer? If the romance lasts that long. Even the children? Certainly. Maybe Carrie can meet a duke or a prince. Elaine says royalty is out this year. Besides, Spiros has a younger cousin. Aha! There's the real story. It's only chit chat. I hope so. Elaine thinks the bull voyage party will be the ultimate soiree. Everybody's going. I don't doubt it. Every bachelor for miles around making certain she gets out of town. Quite a woman. That's what enchants Spiros. For the moment. Oh, no. Written in the stars. What those Marie Antoinette's last words? Dr. Matthew's office? I must speak with him immediately. He's with a patient. Tell him it is Henri in crisis. One moment. Emergency, doctor. Yeah, what's the matter? Madame Elaine. What? What's happened? She is here. Dispondent. Weeping in her vicious swaths. Oh, that is bad. I'll come at once. Gay Duncan Trowbridge. Subject. Brewster Shipbuilding versus Winter. Where's Miguel? Oh, no. Thank you, Mrs. Graham. We'll finish this later. She's checked out of the hotel. This means a duel to the death. Will you calm down? I'll split his gizzards, string them from the hard arms. Easy, Apple. Then we gotta stop her. I agree. Now, look, let us just go to the yacht club. His boat is parked there. Eh, moored, boy. You moor a ship. More or less, whatever. Perhaps she's on board getting ready for the send-off gala. He abducted her. No such luck. Lead on. I'll pull out her with a pirate. If she's there, we'll sit down and talk like civilized people. Savers on the poop deck. Oh, boy. Oh, Doctor, not a second too soon. Where is she? Your regular table. Wearing a hat with a veil? Oh, boy, this is serious. Elaine? Oh, Bradley, darling. You all right? Not really. Bradley, I'm exhausted. La Belle Elaine is weary. Battle fatigue. It happens to the best. Am I doing the right thing? It's your decision. Spiros is quite a man. I'm not talking about him. You've lost me. I want to go back to Walt. What? I can't go on any longer. Bradley, I love him. Besides, he truly understands me. Well, what's the matter with Spiros? Nothing. He's mysterious and dynamic and all that, but I'm not getting any younger. Twenty years ago, no, five years ago, I would have run off with him like a flash, but now I've decided to stay married. Well, don't make any hasty decisions. I'm tired of always being up and on of toting around cosmetics, running to hairdressers, worrying about the sags and bags. Besides, it costs a fortune to remain 30. I can't picture you settle down. Every true champion knows when it's time to step aside. I want to enjoy my 60s. They only come once in a life for which we could all be grateful. But your trip with Spiros? I told him. He's so understanding. And the party? Oh, still on. A farewell dinner heralding my abdication is high time the younger women had a chance. That's very gracious. I'd like to attend someone else's wedding for a change. So would all of us. Do you think Walt would take me back? There she is. Relax. Please, let's not have a scene. Well, glad to see you, Bradley, old scout. Had your reason with her? I tried. Elaine, dear love, I won't let you throw yourself at the feet of that buccaneer. Let's get back together. Yes, Walt. I'll sell you out. Buy a plane. We'll circle the globe. Lisbon, Moscow, you and me. It's written in the stars. I'll never be devised. You can decorate the plane. You could... What? You would? Are you ill, Bradley? Is she sick? No, I think she's cured. Don't sell the boats. But you hate sailing. Only when we go round and round in one of those dreadful races. We'll take a cruise. Real. Europe. Oh, everybody's done Europe. Let's have an adventure. Go somewhere where I don't have to wear makeup. 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Was written by Ken Gerard, produced and directed by Elliot Lewis. Your host was Andy Griffin. Our stars were Harriet Nelson, Elliot Reed, and Linda K. Henning. Featured in the cast were Parley Bear, Shepard Minkin, Sidney Swire, and Barney Phillips. The music for Sears Radio Theater was composed and conducted by Nelson Riddle. This is Art Gilmore speaking. The Elliot Lewis production of Sears Radio Theater is a presentation of CDI. Music 103, Cabo XFM St. Louis, 24 hours a day. CBS News. Administration officials say President Carter most likely will again suggest to Congress that it approve his plan for standby gasoline rationing. This is John Bohannon reporting on the CBS Radio Network. Mr. Carter will make a major energy speech Thursday night to America. Aides say he'll almost certainly revive his proposal for rationing and also set the production of synthetic fuels as a major target of his administration. President Carter will speak on radio and TV Thursday night at 9 o'clock Eastern time. July's allocation of gasoline are reaching service stations, but tomorrow is the fourth and some officials say some stations may be closed, especially in metropolitan areas. Amarata Hess said it has bought extra gasoline on the open market and will deliver 3,300,000 additional gallons this month to its stations in southern New York State, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and Florida. United Refining, which serves western Pennsylvania and western New York state says it's hiking its July production to nearly 1.4 million gallons a day of gasoline, diesel fuel and heating oil. More on energy and other news in a moment. Why don't you pour on the sap? Pour on the sap. Pour on the crap. Pour on the chousa. Pour on the crap. Pour on the crap. Pour on the chousa. Alright. Pour on the sap. Why don't you pour it on? Pour on the crap. Pour on the chousa. Pour on the crap. Sandra Hammack of Corralis, New Mexico tells how Western Union came to the rescue. Mara Seng was rock climbing in Colorado and he got back to his car and someone had siphoned all of his gasoline. He called us and said he was out of money and out of gas and stranded. So I called Western Union and he received the money. To send money, call Western Union toll free and charge it to your master charge or decent account. Day or night, it's Western Union to the rescue. And I didn't have to leave my house. That was very good. Parts of the Midwest should be safe areas for driving and getting back but there's a trade-off. More from Rich Halter of WCCO in Minneapolis. Minnesota energy director Al Johnson says holiday travelers should have no trouble finding gasoline in Minnesota despite a 17% drop in supplies from a year ago. What concerns Johnson most is not a short wait in a service station in July but home heating oil delivery is in February. And there he says Minnesota is headed for real problems. Right now we are down in primary stocks right now close to 30% over 700,000 barrels where we should be in primary stocks. That's the critical figure. We've got 450,000 homes in this state that are heated with fuel oil. That's the scariest figure. Johnson says Minnesota refineries have leaned toward the production of home heating oil and diesel fuel all along but they need help from refineries elsewhere which have turned to gasoline production. And he says if Minnesota and other cold weather states ought to have the heating oil they need this winter motorists will have to learn to accept a 17% gasoline shortage and conserve accordingly. Rich Halter for CBS News, Minneapolis. West Germany's parliament voted today to remove the statute of limitations on Nazi murderers. West Germany has extended the statute twice before in 1965 and 69. It was due to expire at the end of this year but this time the parliament voted to remove it completely. In New York City Richard Cohen of the American Jewish Congress has this react. Some of the events that took place during the Nazi era will never be forgotten. There are many witnesses and many victims who managed to survive. And the principle of accountability for one's deeds remains an essential element of the social compact. I think that the West German parliament has learned the respect of the civilized world for recognizing that fact. Richard Cohen of the American Jewish Congress who says there's no question now that Nazi war criminals can be found and prosecuted. The government reported today that average salaries for certain white-collar occupations in private US industry were up by 7.8% during the year ending in March but the cost of living increased by 10.2% in the same period. Now this. Mom? Why didn't you show Bob's mother that he gave you? Because all she'd look at would be the brown spots on the back of my hand and guess my age. Come on, mother. If you're that sensitive, get some porcelana. Porcelana? Porcelana. It's a medicated cream that helps fade age spots. Really? Porcelana works on age spots, brown spots, and freckled spots. Just rub it in and watch those spots start to fade. Porcelana medicated fade cream actually works to lighten brown patches and spots that come not only with age but during childbearing years too. Porcelana is available at cosmetic counters everywhere. Hmm. Porcelana. I think I'll try it. Sure. It'll help bring back your natural skin tone in just six weeks. How come you know so much about it? Bob's mother told me. Oh. Porcelana. Just rub it in, in, in. Watch spots start to fade, fade, fade, fade. Porcelana medicated cream. Use only as directed. Police say two planes collided in flight tonight near the Millwood State Park area in southwest Kansas near Ashtown, Arkansas and fell into Lake Millwood. Authorities say at least five people were killed. There's no word exactly on how many people were on board each.