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Hackett and the other man tried to wreck
the reducer ray before they left, but
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Superman got there in time, or so Clark
tells me. When I came to, I was in the
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car with Clark.
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How did you get there so fast?
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I really made time.
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You certainly left here fast enough.
Have you any idea where Graham is?
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The fact that Hackett was impersonating
him suggests the Spider Lady, doesn't
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it? The same familiar problem, finding
her.
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I've sent Jimmy out to the university to
follow up on it. Now you two get busy on
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your stories.
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I'll take care of that car for you.
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How many?
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Fill her up. Yes, sir.
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Why couldn't we have picked on a car
with a full gas tank? We didn't have
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much choice.
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Got a flat, mister. Better let me fix
it.
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Put on the spare if it's any good and
make it snappy.
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Let's have the key.
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Thanks.
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I'll check with the boss.
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Hey, that other car's got a flat, too.
Put the spare on. I'll take care of this
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job.
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This is Conrad. Connect me with his
headquarters.
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The same girl got suspicious when we had
to clear out.
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Did you get the shots on the reducer
ray?
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Yeah. Hackett says he got enough to make
another machine just like it.
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Did you get Grimm there all right?
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Yes, the spider lady sent him to the
laboratory.
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You better go over there and help guard
him.
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Send Hackett over here.
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Right.
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Thank you.
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You sure get around, don't you? A little
while ago you were selling gas.
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He wanted to play, so Conrad gave him a
hand, right on the chin.
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Keep him here till we decide what to do
with him.
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Conrad will stay with you.
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Better speed up on the work, Dr. Graham.
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We're impatient to see the result. I'm
doing my best.
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What place?
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I'll tell you inside.
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You make with the ray machine, Dr.
Graham.
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Before I left the vault, I fixed things
to wreck the reducer ray and get rid of
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that Lane girl.
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Too bad you didn't succeed.
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What do you mean?
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Superman arrived at the university in
time to save both Lois Lane and the ray
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machine, according to the newsflash.
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Well, at least I have sketches and
photographs to duplicate it with the
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parts that Dr. Graham will build for us.
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I doubt if we'll get much cooperation
from Graham.
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He's proving to be unusually stubborn.
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I'm sure that you can find a way to make
him cooperate.
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Before I explain it more fully, are you
quite sure that you feel all right? Oh,
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sure. I'd like to hear more about this.
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Well, this is a diathermic machine.
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A which?
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It's an instrument that generates
high-frequency oscillations.
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Now, by stepping up the power with a
transformer...
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I can send messages with it.
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Oh, you mean like radio? Yes,
ultra-shortwave impulses in Morse code.
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I thought it was about time you snapped
out of the ether.
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That didn't hit you very hard.
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By the way, can he stay here? He can be
of great help to me.
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Well, sure.
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The faster you work, the better.
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Thank you.
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Did you want me, Chief?
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Yes. Jimmy hasn't phoned in anything on
the reducer ray story. I can't even
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locate him at the university.
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Well, maybe he's running down an angle
somewhere else. But he should have
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phoned in an hour ago.
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What are you
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doing?
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This is an experiment.
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We're testing.
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Testing for what?
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I was ordered to make a duplicate of my
reducer ray machine, was I not?
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Yeah, that's right, but... Then how can
I do it if my time is to be occupied by
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answering stupid questions?
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I guess you're right. Go ahead.
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You better come with me, Junior.
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The doctor's a very busy man.
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Why did you bring him in here?
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I don't want anyone getting too chummy
with smart boy.
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Perry White speaking.
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Yes?
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What's causing it?
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You don't know?
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Right, we'll cover it.
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The telephone company just called.
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An electrical disturbance is crippling
their lines all over town. They don't
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know what's causing it, and they're
trying to find out. Get the story.
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Okay, Chief.
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Well, we're from the Daily Planet.
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We're from the Daily... Uh, we're from
the Daily Planet. I hear you're having
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line trouble.
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I'll say we are.
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Got more deadlines than any time since
the flood.
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Any idea what caused it?
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Nah. Some interference.
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I never ran up against it before.
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Listen.
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Sounds like the static I get on my
radio.
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It's more than that.
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Well, it's a message in code.
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Jimmy, Olsen.
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Help, Graham.
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You sure got good ears.
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Thanks. Is there any way these waves can
be traced?
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Yeah. There's a field crew out now
looking for it.
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Where's the nearest one?
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Out at Whiteman Point.
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We're from the Daily Planet. Oh, yes,
the chief phones you were coming.
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You're the man that claimed this
interference was a call for help.
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Well, I'm sure it is.
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It sounded like a call, but we couldn't
read it. Well, I could.
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Two of our friends are being held
prisoners.
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They may be in danger.
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Is there any way we can check these
waves back to their source?
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Well, you could use this spare
equipment.
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Well, how does it work?
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One of you goes into the car with this
and a walkie-talkie. The other stays
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here to check the course and give
directions.
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You chart two lines that intersect.
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When they meet, that's the spot you
want.
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I'll go in the car and you stay here.
Oh, but it'll be dangerous.
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You don't know what you might run into.
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If I get in the jam, I'll call for help.
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That's what you do.
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You'll be needing this. You know how to
work it? Yes, thank you.
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Now, which way do I go from here?
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Oh, your head's out at the start.
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And we'll give you directions.
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Now, you won't walk into any trouble,
will you?
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That's just what I'm looking for. And
you're going to bring me right to its
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door.
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Come on, I'll show you what you've got
to do.
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Lois, does that instrument you carry
register anything yet?
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It should give off a buzzing sound.
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No. Then head east at the next cross
street.
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It'll get louder as you approach the
source of disturbance.
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Okay.
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Jim. I never saw such luck. Not luck,
son. Brain.
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Sounds like a message.
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I can get it.
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Say, do you think... I don't hear
anything!
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Well, you would if your teeth had
stopped shattering.
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Smart guy, huh?
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Sending out a call for help.
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Well, I'll fix that and you too.
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Why turn it on again? I want their
friends to find this place after we're
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gone. I get it. I'll fix a warm
reception for them.
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Now, we're leaving here right now.
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No more funny ideas.
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Get your hat and coat.
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I said get your hat and coat.
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Open the door.
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Get over there.
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Now hold it.
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I wouldn't want to be the next one to go
through there.
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Look, I'll get more in a hot foot.
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Come on.
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The buzzing is growing louder.
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Then keep going straight ahead.
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Hey, pull up. The kid just jumped out.
Let him go.
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If he didn't break his neck, he won't be
able to give an alarm until we're safe.
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Lord, why don't you answer?
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Come in, Lois.
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I'm afraid something's happened. Keep
trying to contact Miss Lane.
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Miss Lane.
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Miss Lane.
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Be the amazing answers in Superman's
Dilemma, Chapter 11 of Superman, at this
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theater next week.
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