Episode 399.
01-01-68
         
          Eddie is kicked out of his rooming house and moves into Rita's room.

WA:       Tonight, Lee Webber seized the opportunity to prove to Martin Peyton
          that his loyalty is absolute.  Lee came upon a seemingly harassed,
          cornered Peyton, forced the old man to confess a fear of Leslie
          Harrington, and then demanded the chance to destroy that fear.  What
          Lee failed to observe in Peyton's weakness was the fact that the
          old man was manipulating him, carefully exploiting Lee's desperate
          need to prove himself.

Intro:    Lee Webber skulking around the mill in the dark.  Steven drives up
          in his car and goes in the mill as a worker leaves.  Lee looks up
          at Leslie's office window.
       
Scene 1:  Steven goes to see Leslie in his office in the mill.  Leslie says
          he is busy.  Leslie offers Steven a drink.  Steven asks why Leslie
          put up bail for Eddie.  Leslie says that if Eddie were left in jail
          it could affect Rita.  He tells Leslie that Eddie may jump bail. 
          Leslie says, "Why should you say that, you're his lawyer."  Leslie
          tells Steven that Peyton and Kennerly are coming over that night to
          the mill.  Steven says that he isn't leaving yet.  Steven asks what
          the meeting is about.  Steven assumes that the meeting is about Eddie.
       
Scene 2:  At the rooming house, Eddie is packing as Eli knocks.  Eli has come
          in to annoy Eddie.  Eli says he wants to tell Eddie somethiing.  Eli
          says it is a shame that he is being asked to move out.  Eli mentions
          Hilda Kramer who lives downstairs.  Eddie plays with the dice. 
          Eddie puts on his hat and overcoat, tosses the pouch of dice on the
          bed, picks up his suitcase, and goes out the door, saying, "Take Care." 
          Eli goes over and takes the pouch of dice off the bed.
       
Scene 3:  In the Carson house, Elliot looks at his wrist watch as Constance
          finally comes home.  She had said she would be gone for a half hour. 
          Constance explains that she had wandered around the square and then
          decided to see a movie.  Then she went to the cemetary.  Steven was
          there.  She talked to Steven about Adrienne.
     
Scene 4:  Eddie Jacks goes to the Tavern.  Ada sees Eddie through the window
          in the back room.  She goes out into the bar to talk with him.  He
          is carrying a suitcase.  She asks where he will be living tomorrow. 
          Ada asks what she is supposed to tell Rita when he jumps bail.  He
          says he is not running away.  He has been ousted from the rooming
          house.  She says he can stay in Rita's room temporarily.  Eddie
          takes off his overcoat, opens the bedroom door, and tosses it on the
          bed. 

          He goes out in the Tavern, puts on his bartender's apron, and walks
          behind the bar.  Elliot comes in the Tavern and comments that Eddie
          is no killer.  He is a con man, a hustler.  Elliot says when he
          moved into the rooming house when he got out of prison he got the
          bum's rush in two days.  As Elliot is leaving he tosses Eddie the
          pouch of dice.  Eddie tells Elliot to tell Eli, thanks.

Scene 5:  Lee is skulking outside the mill as a man comes out of the mill,
          gets in a car, and drives off. 

Scene 6:  In the mill office, Leslie receives a phone call from Martin Peyton. 
          Peyton says that he wants to warn Leslie about Lee.  He says that
          Lee may be on his way to the mill.  Martin tells Leslie about the
          piece of paper with Eddie Jacks' name on it.  Martin says that he
          is prepared to give Leslie everything he wants.  Peyton says that
          he wants Leslie to destroy the murderer of his grand-daughter.  Peyton
          threatens to go to the police with the note.  Leslie says, "Go ahead."
   
Scene 7:  Steven is watching a film of Eddie's interview with the police.  Eddie
          is giving his statement about the dark-haired girl.  Betty enters the
          room.  Her reflection is seen on the film viewer.  Betty confesses to
          Steven, her part in the death of Adrienne.  Steven said that he knew. 
          Betty says that she is sorry that she lied to him.  Betty gives the
          details of her encounter with Adrienne Van Leyden.  Steven suggests
          that she should have told him before.  Steven suggests that he and
          Betty could get back together.  Betty asks when she should be at the
          courthouse.  Steven tells her to be at the courthouse at 9:00 o'clock
          the next morning.
     
Scene 8:  Leslie sees Lee Webber's shadow in his office door window.  Lee comes
          in and speaks to Leslie.  Lee tells Leslie that Peyton wants him to
          drive Leslie over to the Inn.  Leslie asks why Lee is not in uniform. 
          He says he is going off duty.  Leslie turns his back and pulls out
          his gun as Lee picks up a heavy sports trophy from Leslie's desk to
          hit him.  Before Lee can hit him, Leslie spins around and shoots. 
          Lee falls to the floor.  [Lee does not expire at this time, as is
          confirmed in the next episode.]

Episode 401.
01-11-68
   
          Leslie wants the promissory note back.

WA:       For the second time in a matter of days, the police have been
          summoned to the Peyton house to investigate a death.  Lee
          Webber died violently a victim of his own loyalty to Martin
          Peyton, and of the old man's cold blooded betrayal of that
          loyalty.  Both Peyton and Steven have already made statements
          to the police.  Their stories agree.  The shooting took place
          accidentally, in protection of the old man's life.
   
Intro:    Two police cars in front of the Peyton mansion.
       
Scene 1:  The crime scene detail, police Sergeant Edward Goddard, officer
          Harry, and the police photographer gather evidence and take
          pictures in the livingroom.  Peyton says the shooting should be
          a routine matter.  Peyton says, "My granddaughter has been
          revenged by her twin brother."
   
Scene 2:  Steven picks up the black king and examines it.  Leslie is
          admitted by Mary.  He asks Steven what happened.  Steven talks
          sarcastically with Leslie.  Steven says that Leslie lied. 
          Leslie asks what Webber had said before he died.  What his last
          words were.  Steven yells at Leslie to get out.  Leslie leaves. 
          Steven angrily throws the black king in the fireplace.
          [A real chess player would never do such a thing.]
       
Scene 3:  Dr. Rossi is examining Peyton in his bed in the mansion.  Rossi
          says he won't know if Peyton's medicine has lost its effectiveness
          until he gets the results of the test.  Rossi muses to the old man
          how close Peyton and Lee were.  Rossi says that he will run the
          tests himself, tonight.  Peyton will know the results in the
          morning.  Peyton says, "This is a house of death."
          [See note at bottom this page.]
     
Scene 4:  Norman goes to visit Elliot at the Clarion.  Elliot is typing as
          Norman walks in.  Elliot says he is writing the story on the
          accidental shooting of Lee Webber.  Norman says try telling that
          to Lee Webber.  Norman says that Lee had gotten a job and was
          trying to straighten himself out.  Norman said he thought that
          Elliot was against capital punishment.  Rehabilitation not
          reparation.  Elliot says that he meant it.
       
Scene 5:  At the Tavern, there is a loud knock on the door.  Leslie is
          admitted by Eddie.  Leslie wants the promissory note back. 
          Eddie says he will give the note back to Leslie.  Leslie says,
          "Where is it?"  Leslie says that Eddie failed and that he wants
          the promissory note back.  Eddie is evasive.  Leslie says, "You
          don't have it, do you?"  Leslie tells Eddie that Lee Webber is
          dead.  Eddie says, "How?"  Eddie almost admits that Peyton has
          the note.
   
Scene 6:  Dr. Rossi is examining a sample of Martin Peyton's blood using
          a microscope as Elliot Carson comes in.  He is running the
          tests to determine the WBC, White Blood Count.  Elliot tells
          Rossi that he can not understand why Constance is so upset at
          the death of Adrienne, a total stranger.  Rossi says they had
          one thing in common, loneliness.  Rossi talks about the last
          time he saw Constance in New York after she had Allison.
     
Scene 7:  Rossi goes in to visit Rita.  Rita now has a small TV in her
          room and is watching a sci-fi program.  The sound of lasers is
          heard.  Rossi suggests she go to sleep instead of watching TV. 
          A nurse comes in with the report of an emergency on the wharf. 
          A child is having trouble breathing at that little diner on the
          wharf, the Cider Barrel.  We learn later that the child is Jill
          Smith's daughter, Kelly.
   
Scene 8:  The square.  Rodney heads toward the Colonial Post Inn.  He meets
          up with Leslie and asks about the shooting of Lee Webber.  Rodney
          continues to press Leslie for what actually happened.  Rodney asks
          why Lee would want to break into his office.  Leslie says he has
          had a very long difficult night.  They go in the bar in the Inn. 
          They continue to talk and go over to sit in a booth.

Episode 403.
01-18-68
   
          Romance blooms in Rodney's garage.

WA:       Doctors Hospital, Peyton Place, Morning.  A young woman has
          been sleeping fitfully on a corridor bench most of the night. 
          She came here in search of a baby.  A very ill baby, that she
          claims is her own.  Hospital procedure is strict, however, and
          she must wait for the baby's attending physician, Dr. Michael
          Rossi.
   
Intro:    Miss Esther Choate is working at the Information Desk.
       
Scene 1:  Miss Choate greets Rossi coming in and directs him to Jill. 
          Dr. Green is paged.  Jill sits up and talks with Dr. Rossi. 
          She wants to see her baby.  She goes in his office and they
          talk.  Rossi says that he just got back from Boston taking
          Peyton to the clinic.  Dr. Richards is paged. 
   
Scene 2:  Dr. Rossi takes Jill to the nursery in the maternity ward to
          see her baby.
       
Scene 3:  Eddie goes to the mill to talk with Leslie.  Leslie asks Eddie
          where he gets his nerve.
     
Scene 4:  Dr. Rossi goes in to to room 101 to see Rita.  She asks him how
          his trip was.  Rossi says that Rita is getting bored.  Miss
          Choate interrupts to say that Steven Cord is there to see him. 
       
Scene 5:  Steven and Rossi go into his office and continue to talk about
          Peyton.  Rossi says that Steven couldn't care less about Peyton.
   
Scene 6:  In the Shoreline Garage, Rodney is working under a car as Betty
          comes in and sits on a high stool.  Rodney says he is busy. 
          Betty tells him to go ahead and work on the car.  Betty tells
          Rodney him that she has made a decision about them.  Betty is
          there because she wants to be with him.  Betty asks Rodney what
          the difference is between a square-out and a zig-out.  Rodney
          respectfully explains the similarities and differences.
     
Scene 7:  In the Peyton living room, Steven walks around and sits at the
          dining table.  Mary brings him a bowl of something, possibly
          soup.  Steven Cord has inherited Mary from Peyton just like
          David Schuster inherited Anna Chernak from Leslie Harrington.
   
Scene 8:  Jill walks around the square in the snow.  From inside the Book
          Gallery, Constance sees Jill, runs outside and impulsively calls
          out, "Allison, Allison."  Jill turns around.  Constance, aware
          of her error says, "Oh, I'm sorry.  Did you want something?" 
          Jill turns back around and continues on toward the General Store.

Episode 405.
01-25-68
   
          Eddie buys a horse for Rita. 
         
WA:       Jill Smith, a ficticious name for a desperate girl.  A girl who
          came out of nowhere, bound for nowhere, with an illegitimate baby. 
          A baby suffering from malnutrition on the brink of pneumonia and
          now Jill Smith has come to get the baby, she claims is hers.
   
Intro:    Jill Smith walking up the steps to Doctors Hospital. 
       
Scene 1:  Dr. Van Dyke is paged to surgery.  Dr. Rossi comes out of his office
          and greets Jill.  He tells her that he has not yet made out or
          approved the release papers.  Dr. Van Dyke is paged to report to
          surgery.  They go in Rossi's office and argue.  Rossi threatens to
          call the welfare bureau.  Jill asks Rossi to give her another chance. 
          Rossi starts to make a call.  Jill puts her finger on the telephone
          hook.  He orders her to take her hand off.  Dr. Rossi tells miss
          Choate to make out the release papers.  They go back out in the
          reception area.  Nurse Stacy brings the baby.  They all go outside
          and nurse Stacy hands the baby over to Jill.  Rossi reminds Jill,
          two weeks.
       
Scene 2:  Jill is walking on the narrow road carrying Kelly piggyback
          [pick-a-back] as Rodney drives up behind her.  He honks.  She
          sarcastically says, "The horn works, try the lights."  Rodney tells
          her to bring Kelly inside.  He backs the car into the garage.  Jill
          comes into the garage and Rodney sends her into the office where it
          is supposed to be a little warmer.  She puts Kelly on the bed.  She
          introduces herself as miss Jill Smith.  Rodney says that he does
          his own correspondence and bookkeeping.  She says that she worked at
          the marina the previous summer.  She says that a girl gas-jockey
          would be good for business.  [Joyce Jillson later wrote a book entitled
          "Real Women Don't Pump Gas."]
   
Scene 3:  Norman and Rita are kissing as Eddie comes in the hospital room to
          announce that the murder charges against him have been dropped. 
          Norman makes it clear that he does not like Eddie.  Eddie says that
          he has bought Rita a horse.  The horse is named Rita the Second. 
          It will be kept just outside of town.  Norman says that he just
          wants to feed the baby and take care of his wife.
     
Scene 4:  Jill is in front of the General Store sweeping Eli's sidewalk as
          Eli returns.  On the window is a sign:

                              Firewood Sale

          They go inside to talk.  Eli says that he has had a cup of coffee
          with Elliot.  Jill tells him that she is looking for a job.  Eli
          takes a baby bottle off the stove where it has been warming.  Jill
          feeds Kelly a bottle. 

          [Back in those days, most baby bottles were made of glass. 
          Now-a-days mostare made of un-breakable plastic.]

          Eli agrees to let her do light chores. 

          [Eli has provided jobs for Elliot, Norman, Rodney, Rachel, and
          now Jill.  But not for Ann Howard.] 
       
Scene 5:  In her room at the Colonial Post Inn, Betty is awakened by a light
          knock on the door.  She gets up and admits Steven Cord.  He asks
          if he should close the door.  Her ski poles and skis are by the
          table.  Steven tells Betty about the coroner's inquest.  He says
          that the official cause of Adrienne's death was recorded as a
          blow to the head sustained during an accidental fall.  He says that
          it must be a relief.  Betty says that she is going skiing.  Steven
          says it is a bit risky.  That she could break a leg.  Steven
          examines Betty's skis.  She has a real nice pair.  He leaves.

Scene 6:  Jill in on the square walking, carrying the baby with her right arm. 
          Constance sees Jill and invites her inside.  Constance introduces
          herself.  Jill says that she was looking for a job.  She couldn't
          make it there.  She doesn't dig books.  Eli told her that she ran
          away from home.  Jill says she has been gone a little over a year. 
          Constance says that her parents can't help her if she doesn't trust
          them.  Jill says that she remembers reading about Allison's
          disappearancd.  Jill leaves.

Episode 407.
02-05-68
     
          Steven relates Jill Smith's new story ro Constance.

WA:       Eddie Jacks has been a parent for 19 years.  But tonight, in a
          single moment of absolute honesty, he became a father.  He
          admitted to his daughter, Rita, that he was leaving town
          because there didn't seem to be room enough in her life for
          himself and her young husband, Norman.  The result, the full
          onslaught of Rita's heart problem.

Intro:    Eddie is holding Rita's left hand.  Miss Choate applies an oxygen
          mask to Rita's nose and mouth.  Another nurse is watching.

Scene 1:  Dr. Rossi comes in to attend to Rita.  He is wearing a business
          suit and has a stethescope around his neck.  Dr. Rossi tries to
          re-assure Rita that they have known about her heart problem and
          they can deal with it.  Rossi tells nurse Choate that they will
          have to watch her very carefully.  Rossi gives her a shot of
          morphine to slow down her heartbeat.  Eddie goes over to talk
          with Norman.  Norman accuses Eddie of telling Rita that he was
          leaving.  Rossi comes over and tells them both to get out of
          Rita's room.

Scene 2:  Betty goes into her room at the Colonial Post Inn and admires
          herself in the large mirror.  The phone rings.  Betty lets it
          ring several times before answering.  She is told that Mr.
          Harrington is there to see her.  She asks which Mr. Harrington. 
          Betty says that she can't see him right then.  She says that
          she can't see him that night.  She abruptly hangs up.

Scene 3:  Jill, in high heels, is standing on the second rung of a step
          ladder as Elliot Carson enters the General Store.  Elliot
          introduces himself.  She says that she knew who he was because
          she had peeked in the Clarion window.  They talk briefly and
          Kelly begins to cry.  Jill picks her up and hands her to
          Elliot.  Jill brings a bottle of milk for Kelly.  Jill asks
          Elliot if he likes babies.  He allows that he likes dry babies. 
          Jill says that it is unusual for a man of Elliot's age to have
          a baby.  Elliot tells Jill that he is 103.  Jill rotates the
          flour mill and Elliot leaves. 

          Eli comes in and asks Elliot what he came in for.  Talking or
          buying.  Eli tells Jill there is a difference between being
          blunt and being rude.  Eli tells Jill that Elliot is a good
          father.  Eli asks Jill where her boy friend is.  Eli tells Jill
          that she can dish it out but she can't take it.

Scene 4:  Rodney knocks on Betty's door and she goes over slowly and
          opens it.  Rodney asks if he had done something.  She says no,
          that she just didn't want to see him the previous night.  Rodney
          notices the bruise on Betty's cheek.  Rodney asks why she met
          with Steven.  She said that he had some papers for her to sign. 
          Rodney says that it isn't over with Steven.  Rodney starts to go. 

Scene 5:  Back in Rita's room, Dr. Rossi is giving her an EEG.  He asks
          nurse Choate to call Dr. [Lewis Johnny] Remmick in Boston
          Rossi says that he is going to try some more digitalis.  Dr.
          Fielding is paged to emergency.  Choate makes a phone call as
          Norman comes up to talk with Eddie.  Norman berates Eddie.  Rossi
          tells Eddie that Dr. Remmick is coming up from Boston.  He says
          that Dr. Remmick is one of the best heart disease men.  Norman
          asks Rossi if he is sure that Rita needs surgery.  Rossi says that
          he is not sure.  Dr. Mitchell is paged to call the desk.

Scene 6:  Rodney comes in the livingroom of the mansion and speaks briefly
          to Steven.  Steven gets up and the engage briefly in fisticuffs. 
          Mary comes in and says that she is going to call the police no
          matter what Steven says.  They continue to fight in front of
          the fireplace.  The phone rings.  Mary answers and tells Rodney
          that it is his brother, and that it is urgent.  Norman tells
          Rodney that they want to do heart surgery on Rita.  They want
          his permission.  Rodney tells him that he will be right there. 
          Rodney orders Steven not to touch Betty again.  Rodney leaves.

Episode 409.
02-15-68
     
          Rita undergoes open heart surgery.
             
WA:       Rita Jacks Harrington, Norman Harrington's young wife, is
          undergoing heart surgery.  Dr. Michael Rossi, Rita's
          doctor, is assisting.  A specialist in cardiac disease, Dr.
          Lewis Remmick, has been summoned from Boston and is
          supervising.  The purpose of the operation is to clear scar
          tissue from one of the principal passages in Rita's heart, and
          thus permit normal circulation.  The passage can be cleared in
          only one way, direct surgery.  There is the possibility, of
          course, of failure.

Intro:    Main entrance to Doctors Hospital.  Dr. Rossi and Dr. Lewis
          Johnny Remmick walking in the Hospital Corridor.

Scene 1:  Miss Choate suggests that Norman and Rodney wait in Rossi's
          office.  Dr. Fielding is paged.  Rodney and Norman talk. 
          Norman looks at a folder on heart drawings.  He relates that
          Dr. Rossi told him all about the heart.  Betty comes in to
          comfort Norman.

Scene 2:  Steven is sitting in an easy chair in the livingroom of the
          mansion, reading, as the chimes ring.  He calls for Mary.  She
          doesn't answer.  Steven goes to the door and admits Jill.  Jill
          says that she went to see that Mr. Easton he sent her to.  She
          doesn't like him.  Steven asks her what she wants.  Steven
          tells Jill that she doesn't have a case.  Jill tells Steven
          that the baby is Allison Mackenzie's.  Steven asks if she can
          prove it.  She wants to know if Steven will help her.

Scene 3:  Meanwhile, back at Doctors Hospital, the elevator door opens
          and Rossi tells Norman, Rodney, and Betty that Rita is fine. 
          Eddie walks up.  Rossi says that Rita has been taken to
          intensive care.

Scene 4:  Constance is lying on the couch as Elliot comes over.  Elliot
          says that they can resolve the situation.  Constance complains
          about the harassing phone calls.

Scene 5:  Jill is on the wharf carring her baby.  She is stopped by Eli
          in front of Ada Jacks' Tavern.  Jill asks Ada if she can come
          in for a moment.  Ada asks if she wants to borrow a bottle of
          milk.  Ada says that it is girl.  Jill says she didn't want to
          be rude to Eli but she didn't want to talk with him.  Ada again
          offers warm milk for the baby.  Ada scolds Jill.  Jill says,
          "You sound like my mother.  She is an authority on everything,
          too.  She is a rotten mother."

Scene 6:  Steven goes into Leslie's office at the mill.  Leslie asks
          Steven to take off his coat.  Leslie asks what the girl's name. 
          Steven says that the girl said the baby was Allison
          Mackenzie's.  Steven says, "If your memory improves, call me." 
          And leaves.

Scene 7:  A blonde-headed nurse brings hot chocolate to Rossi in his
          office.  The machine is out of coffee and she couldn't find the
          maintenance man to let her in the supply room to get some more. 
          The coffee machine is empty except for hot chocolate and
          chicken soup.  Rossi asks if she can get him a sandwich.  He
          asks if Remmick has left yet to return to Boston.  The nurse
          says she thinks he is in intensive care.  Dr. Lewis
          Johnny Remmick comes in and says he is on his way back
          to Boston.  Rossi asks how she looks.  Remmick says, "Good, it
          helps to be young."  Rossi thanks him.  Rossi calls him John,
          even though the narrator calls him Lewis.  A nurse comes
          in to tell them that Rita has had a relapse.  Miss Choate says
          that Rita has started having contractions.  The doctors head
          back to surgery.  Rossi says, "She has a mother and a father
          and a dream.  Now it's a nightmare."

Episode 411.
02-22-68
   
          Steven gives a ride to a stranger, Joe Rossi.
         
WA:       Ever since Rodney Harrington's young brother, Norman, married
          Rita Jacks more than two years ago, Rodney has known how much a
          family meant to them.  He has lived with their desires for a
          baby.  Now, Rita has had a miscarriage.  Tonight, Rodney is
          concerned not about Rita, who is in Doctors Hospital under the
          care of Dr. Michael Rossi, but about his brother, Norman. 
          Rodney knows that Norman has left the hospital to face an empty
          apartment.  He knows further, that for Norman, a home without
          Rita, even for a matter of days, is the depth of loneliness.
       
Intro:    Cars driving past the fire station around the snow covered
          square.  Rodney parks in front of the Pharmacy and gets out of
          the car.
       
Scene 1:  Rodney goes up to the apartment to find Norman in the bedroom,
          examining a telescope.  Norman asks if Rodney has ever studied
          stars.  Norman tosses Rodney the telescope.  Norman gets up and
          starts putting the baby clothes in the pram.  They talk about
          Rita.  Rodney suggests they tidy up the apartment.  Rodney
          leaves and says he'll be back.
       
Scene 2:  In her hospital room, Rita is being examined by Dr. Rossi.  He
          tells her that she will be depressed for a while.  Rossi says
          that depression is not uncommon for either a live delivery or a
          mis-carriage. 
       
Scene 3:  Jill is in the General Store, as Eli, Elliot, and Constance
          come in to see the baby.  Elliot asks Jill to tell them about
          Allison and Kelly.  Jill says that she named the baby, "Kelly."
       
Scene 4:  Elliot and Constance go to see Dr. Rossi.  Rossi says that he
          truly believes Jill is the mother of the baby.  He says that
          Jill relates to the baby as any mother relates to her baby. 
          Rossi says that Jill is hopelessly mixed up.  They leave.
       
Scene 5:  Steven is in a dark cafe about 50 miles north of Peyton Place,
          drinking coffee as Joe Rossi comes in.  The waitress asks Joe
          if he wants coffee.  He say black and a couple of those
          chocolate candy bars.  He asks the waitress if truckers come in
          this time of night.  She says, not on Wednesday.  He asks when
          the next bus is due.  She tells him about midnight.  He asks
          Steven if that is his convertible outside.  He says he's going
          down the turnpike.  Steven says he is.  Joe asks Steven which
          way, North or South.  Steven says he's going south on the
          turnpike.  Steven offers to take Joe into Peyton Place.  Steven
          does not know that Joe is Dr. Rossi's younger brother.

Scene 6:  In the rooming house, Jill playing with Kelly as Dr. Rossi
          knocks and is let in.  Rossi tells Jill the Carsons are his
          friends.  Rossi insists that Jill is the mother of the baby. 
          She continues to deny it's her baby.  He continues to fuss at
          Jill.  He asks her why she came to Peyton Place.  She opens the
          door for him to leave.  He does.

Scene 7:  Rossi goes to his beach house and looks at his mail.  The
          refrigerator is almost bare but he finds a drink.  He hears
          someone and asks, "Who's there?"  His brother, Joe, comes down
          the stairs.  Joe says, "What a wild pad."  Michael asks what he
          is doing there.  Joe says, "I guess I just missed you, big
          brother."

Episode 413.
03-04-68
   
          A letter arrives saying that a baby was born to Allison.
         
WA:       Deliberately, with great care, Jill Smith has allowed the
          Elliot Carson family to believe that the infant she carries may
          be the child of their missing daughter, Allison.  Now,
          suddenly, she sees a familiar face and her slow, deliberate,
          careful plan is strangely threatened.  Threatened by Joe Rossi,
          Dr. Michael Rossi's young brother who arrived unexpectedly last
          night.  Assuming he was a stranger to this small New England
          town.  Now he knows otherwise.

Intro:    Cars driving around the square.  Jill comes out of the Pharmacy
          carrying Kelly.  She walks across the square.

Scene 1:  Dr. Rossi and his brother, Joe, come out of the Colonial Post
          Inn after eating dinner.  Joe sees Jill Smith.  Rossi honks and
          calls to Joe, "Come on."  Joe gets in the car with Michael. 
          They drive away.
       
Scene 2:  The chimes sound in the mansion and Steven calls to Mary.  The
          maid doesn't answer so he goes to the door and admits Jill
          Smith, carrying baby Kelly.  Steven tells her that the Carsons
          want proof that the baby is Allison's.  Jill asks if that means
          that they will take Kelly.  Steven asks what happened.  He says
          that something has panicked her.  They talk about Steven
          sending for the birth certificate.  Jill wants him to send the
          telegram that night.  Jill leaves.  Steven picks up the phone
          and talks to the Inn operator.  He says he wants to send a
          telegram. 
       
Scene 3:  Michael Rossi comes into the beach house and says he has a
          confession to make.  He skipped desert at the Inn because he
          wants a nice big fat slice of chocolate cake that he had hidden
          away in the refrigerator.  He looks in the cake pan to find it
          empty.  Michael asks his brother about the girl that they saw
          on the square.  Joe doesn't admit knowing her.  Joe refers to
          Jill as action.
       
Scene 4:  Elliot is standing in front of the fireplace at the Carson
          house.  He talks with Constance about Allison and Rodney. 
          Elliot can't seem to get Rodney Harrington out of his mind.  He
          wonders if Rodney knew that Allison was pregnant.  The door
          chimes ring.  Betty and Rodney bring the pram full of baby
          things that had been given to Rita back to the Carsons.  Elliot
          glares at Rodney, believing that Rodney is the father of his
          daughter's baby.
     
Scene 5:  In the hospital, Eddie shows Rita a picture of Eddie and a
          philly.  Eddie really knows the horses.  Norman is there also. 
          Eddie talks about the horse that he has stabled just outside of
          town.  Miss Choate comes in to throw cold water on the party.
       
          Eddie and Norman leave Rita's room and talk a while.  Dr.
          Fielding is paged to call emergency.
   
Scene 6:  Eddie goes to talk with Ada.  Ada talks about Eddie's camera
          work.  Eddie tells Ada that Rita even picked the racing colors. 
          Ada asks how did Rita go for the letter from the jockey club. 
          She shows him a copy of the fake letter that she found in the
          trash.  Eddie says that Rita really got a charge out of the
          idea of having a horse.  It might put her back on her feet. 
          Ada asks Eddie when he is going to realize that life is not a
          con game.
     
Scene 7:  Michael drives Joe to the Clarion in the red sports car.  He
          tells Joe that Elliot can probably get him a job.  Joe walks to
          the door to the Peyton Professional Building and turns and goes
          over to the Pillory.  He turns and walks to the bandstand.  At
          a distance he sees Jill walking, carrying Kelly. 

          Jill goes in the General store and takes off her coat.  She
          starts to feed the baby.  Joe comes in and startles her.  He
          says, "What's happening, Jill baby."  He asks if Don sent her. 
          As Joe leaves, he almost bumps into Eli coming in.

Scene 8:  Joe goes in the Clarion.  Elliot says, "You must be Mike
          Rossi's young brother, Joe.  Elliot greets Joe warmly.  They
          shake hands.  Joe is looking for a job.  Elliot says he does a
          lot of classified work and hears about other jobs.  He starts
          to ask Joe what he can do.  About then, Constance and Steven
          come in the office.  Elliot introduces Joe to Constance. 
          Constance ignores him and walks on.  Elliot asks Joe to excuse
          them and Joe leaves.  Steven hands Elliot the telegram he has
          received [see episode 416].  Elliot reads the telegram out
          loud:

Episode 415.
03-11-68
     
          Rodney requests a blood test.
         
WA:       Betty Anderson Cord once was married to Rodney Harrington.  The
          marriage was brief and ended in divorce.  But the maturing of
          two young people has found Betty and Rodney planning marriage
          again.  Suddenly, however, Betty has learned that the missing
          Allison, who had been seeing Rodney, gave birth to a baby. 
          Tonight, Betty feels that Rodney is drawn to thoughts of the
          girl, he once loved.
   
Intro:    Betty walks on the wharf.  Rodney sits on a bench on the wharf. 
          Betty walks over to Rodney.
       
Scene 1:  Betty and Rodney discuss Jill's baby, thinking it is Allison's
          baby.  He tells Betty about a conversation he had with Jill
          concerning the baby.
       
Scene 2:  Constance and Elliot talk about the baby.  They talk about
          dealing with Kelly's illegitimacy.  Constance tells how she and
          her mother went to the dime store in Boston, and her mother
          picked out the picture of a navy pilot.  Constance knew she had
          found her Mr. Mackenzie.
       
Scene 3:  In the garage, Rodney talks to Leslie about the baby.  Leslie
          said he had a note from Steven.  Leslie says not to confuse
          conscience with poor judgment.  Leslie admits to Rodney that he
          broke up Rodney's marriage to Betty.
     
Scene 4:  In Rossi's beach house, Rossi talks with his brother, Joe.  Joe
          is shadow boxing.  Rossi goes the the fridge and removes two
          small bottles of brew.  He gives one to his brother and drinks
          the other himself.  Joe continues to talk about boxers and
          boxing. 
       
Scene 5:  In the store, Eli talks with Jill.  Eli asks how hard it was
          for Allison to give up her baby.  Eli asks if Jill loves Kelly
          as though she were her own baby.  Jill says she had to be sure
          that Constance and Elliot would be good parents.
   
Scene 6:  Norman and Rita have a candlelight dinner.  Eddie is there
          doing the cooking.  He serves them milk, calling it white wine. 
          Eddie goes out of the room and brings back a huge plant and
          sets it beside the table.  Norman thanks Eddie, and Eddie
          leaves.
     
Scene 7:  At Rossi's beach house, Rossi talks with Rodney.  Rodney asks
          Rossi if he can get a paternity test.  Rodney tells the doctor
          that if Allison was pregnant when she left Peyton Place, then
          he, Rodney, was the father.  Rossi tells Rodney that the baby
          is Jill's.  He can tell by the way she acts toward the baby. 
          Rossi introduces his brother, Joe, to Rodney.  [Rodney mentions
          the telegram.  See episode 414.]