Episode 320.     
03-20-67
         
          Lee Webber, chauffeur.

WA:       Tonight, Lee Webber was hired as a chauffeur by Martin Peyton,
          the grandfather of the girl he was accused of murdering. 
          Martin Peyton may have had other more devious reasons aside
          from Lee's skill as a driver and mechanic.  But Lee has no
          thought of this only he has gotten a job with a good paycheck
          and whatever future he can make of it.  Lee is in the mood to
          brag.  And the audience he craves is Sandy, the wife who has
          fled from him and filed suit for divorce.
   
MEL:      In episode 316, Peyton tells Steven and Betty that Thomas has
          tendered his resignation as chauffeur to get married.  Peyton
          asked Steven to place an ad in the Clarion for a replacement. 
          Betty volunteered to do it for him, but Steven wound up with
          the errand because Peyton wanted Betty to Boston with him.  In
          episode.

          In episode 317, Lee read the ad for chauffeur while in the
          Pharmacy.

          In episode 318, a manicured, cleaned-up Lee Webber, goes to the
          bar in the Colonial Post Inn and tells Chandler that he is
          going to get a job as chauffeur for Martin Peyton.  They make a
          $5.00 bet.  Bartender Frank is rude to Lee.

          In episode 319, Lee shows up at the mansion to interview with
          Peyton and is almost thrown out by Steven Cord.  Lee and Peyton
          go for a test drive.

          In episode 322, Lee drives the limousine over to the Shoreline
          garage to get gas and minor service.
     
Intro:    Lee walks along the wharf and walks into Ada Jacks Tavern.

Written by Sonya Roberts and Carol Sobieski
Directed by Ted Post
       
Scene 1:  Steven comes into the tavern to talk with Ada.  Lee comes over
          and tells Ada that he is now Martin Peyton's chauffeur.  Ada
          inquires why Peyton hired him.  Lee asks for congratulations
          and receives them.  Ada says his time is up and he should
          leave. 
   
Scene 2:  Steven complains to Betty about what Peyton said to him
          regarding Lee Webber.  It was Stevens fault that Lee Webber
          went free.  Betty says that Steven will have to meet Peyton
          half way.
       
Scene 3:  Rita comes in the kitchen as Rachel is preparing breakfast. 
          Rita says that Norman is still asleep.  [Breakfast with a king,
          dine with a footman, and sup with a pup, per Rachel's Aunt
          Lucy.]  Norman comes in and sits at the table.  Rachel           
          says that she is planning on leaving the next day.
     
Scene 4:  Elliot is sitting at the breakfast table and Constance is
          brooding at the sink.  They argue about Elliot's treatment of
          Rachel.  Elliot says that he will ask Rachel back.  Elliot
          admits he failed.
   
Scene 5:  Leslie is working at the mill as Norman is announced and
          comes in.  Leslie greets Norman and Rita.  Leslie got a
          letter from the guidance office of the college.  They
          wonder why the son of the mill manager needs a student
          loan.  Norman asks his father for a job.  Leslie says he
          doesn't have a position open.  Norman tells Leslie that
          Rachel is the niece of Jack Chandler.

Scene 6:  Rachel Welles walks over to the courthouse, where the bus
          by the big BUS STOP sign and gets on an interstate bus with
          one suitcase.  The destinations on the sign are as follows:
   
             HASTINGS VALLEY, WHITE RIVER and MILL JUNCTION. 
   
          The bus pulls out.
     
Scene 7:  Chandler drives up in his panel wagon anbd honks.  He asks
          Rodney for gas.  Rodney asks if he has cash.  Rodney checks his
          oil and water.  They are okay.  He says that he is going out to
          see a man about buying his farm.  Rodney said that the oil and
          water are ok.  The tank was half full.  Rodney asks for 2.50
          and is paid. [$5.00 fills the tank].
     
Scene 8:  Elliot goes over to the apartment and is told that Rachel left
          Norman and Rita's and has not returned.  Norman said that she
          may have gone back to the farm.  Norman said they'll call him
          when they find out any thing.  Elliot leaves.  Norman asks Rita
          if she knows more than she is telling.

Scene 9:  At the farmhouse in Hastings Valley, Rachel breaks a window and
          unlatches the door.  She gets a candlestick from a cabinet. 
          She puts in a candle and lights it.  She goes down in the
          basement.  She is looking for clues.  She finds a belt buckle
          with the initials JF.  She says, "J F."  She puts the buckle in
          her pocket.  She opens a drawer and peers in.  She looks around
          and is startled by Chandler.  Chandler says, "Homesick, honey?"

Episode 322.
03-28-67
     
          Rachel shows the belt buckle to Rita.

WA:       The long night for Elliot Carson is at an end.  He has received
          word from Dr. Michael Rossi that Rachel Welles has awakened
          from a sedated sleep.  The night began when Rachel left. 
          Determined to avoid his interrogation on the subject of his
          missing daughter Allison.  He grew more concerned when he
          realized that Rachel, too, had disappeared.  Rachel's reasons
          for leaving and exactly what happened to her while she was gone
          are known at this moment only to her.

Intro:    Elliot drives up in front of the hospital.

Written by John Wilder and Ann Marcus
Directed by William J. Hole, Jr.
       
Scene 1:  Rossi is talking to Rachel in his office as they hear a knock
          on the door.  Rossi goes outside and warns Elliot not to
          question or pressure her.  Elliot toes in and apologizes to
          Rachel and strongly encourages her to come home.  She says that
          she can't come home with him because he doesn't understand.  He
          wasn't honest with her.  He wants her to understand.  Elliot
          tells her he mistrusts people because of the 18 years he spent
          in prison.  Elliot admits he was responsible for driving
          Allison away also.  He pleads with her to come home.
       
Scene 2:  Constance is in the living room looking out the window, waiting
          as Elliot and Rachel arrive home.  Constance is delighted to
          see Rachel.  Elliot asks for coffee but Rachel doesn't.  She
          just wants to go up to her room.  Elliot says the room is hers
          for however long she wants it.  Rachel says it may be a long
          time.  Rachel shows Constance the bracelet and tells her that
          Elliot says it is hers now.  Rachel goes up to her room. 
          Elliot stokes the fire.  In front of the fireplace, Elliot and
          Constance talk.
     
Scene 3:  In her bedroom, Rachel pulls the belt buckle out of her pocket
          and examines it.
       
Scene 4:  Betty is kneeling in her marvelous red dress in front of the
          safe, as Peyton comes up behind her.  He says open it Betty. 
          Betty guesses that it is Catherine's necklace.  She tells
          Peyton that he wants a portrait to substitute for the portrait
          of Catherine.  Peyton finally admits it to some extent.
   
Scene 5:  In her room, Rachel takes the belt buckle out of her pocket and
          looks at it.  She has a worried look on her face.

Scene 6:  In the upstairs studio, Peyton tells Betty how to open the
          safe.  He tells he to remove a box from the safe.  He tells her
          to open it.  Betty finds Catherine's necklace.  Betty says that
          she is not Catherine.  Peyton says he is fully aware who Betty
          is.  Betty turns around and Peyton puts the necklace around her
          neck and fastens it.  Peyton says they are good for each other. 
          They leave the room.

Scene 7:  Elliot goes over to the Peyton mill.  He goes into Leslie's
          office and asks about Jack Chandler.  He asks Leslie why he
          hired Chandler.  Leslie says he owes Elliot a favor.  Elliot
          wants to see Chandler's personnel file.  Leslie says that
          Elliot has a lot of questions.  Leslie says that Elliot can see
          the file if Chandler okays it.  Leslie asks miss Nolan, his
          secretary, to send for Jack Chandler.  She calls back with the
          word that Chandler hasn't clocked in today.
   
Scene 8:  Back at the Pharmacy, Rachel is talking with Rita.  Rachel
          shows Rita the belt buckle and tells Rita how she came to hit
          Chandler on the head.  Rachel says that she called the mill and
          Chandler hasn't come in today.  She says she may have killed
          him.  A breakfast customer interrupts, asking for his eggs,
          before they freeze to death.
       
Scene 9:  In his hospital office, Rossi tells Norman that Rita can get
          better if she gets enough rest.  Rossi says it is important. 
          Norman thanks Rossi and leaves.
     
Scene 10: At the Shoreline Garage, Rodney is washing his hands as he
          hears a horn honking and he hollers that he is closed.  Lee
          wants the limousine filled with gas, and the water checked. 
          Lee tells Rodney that he has been hired as Peyton's chauffeur. 
          He says that he started this morning.  Lee is obnoxious.  Lee
          says that they seem to share a lot of people.  Steven Cord,
          Peyton, Sandy.  Rodney says it is a small world.  Rodney says,
          "There is nothing you can tell me about Sandy that I don't
          already know."

Episode 324.
04-03-67
   
          Peyton meets with attorney William Robert Kennerly at the
          airport.
     
WA:       Tonight, in the bitter cold of a New England winter, Martin
          Peyton has come to a nearby airport to meet one of his Boston
          attorneys, William Kennerly.  A gentleman who has spent more
          than 40 years in the fine print of the Peyton empire.  Kennerly
          has been summoned to Peyton's side on an urgent matter.  A
          legal means of manipulating the surviving members of the Peyton
          family.  Peyton's purpose, to achieve exactly that arrangement
          of human life and human chemistry that suits him.  His means, a
          driving intelligence, and a huge fortune.

Intro:    Lee Webber is driving Martin Peyton in the limousine toward the
          White River Airport.  The limousine stops and Webber gets out
          and walks toward the unloading ramp to the airplane.  Old
          William Kennerly and his secretary miss Wilson walk down the
          stairs from the plane.

Written by Jerry Ziegman and Carol Sobieski
Directed by Ted Post
       
Scene 1:  Lee escorts old William Robert Kennerly and his secretary,
          miss Wilson, to the limousine.  Peyton asks miss Wilson to give
          them a moment alone.  Kennerly gets in the limousine and tells
          Martin that this is the very last time he will fly down for Peyton. 
          Kennerly says he can't abide planes.  They discuss the new will. 
          Miss Wilson and Webber witness the new will.  Peyton tells Webber
          that he doesn't have to read it.  Miss Wilson shows Lee Webber
          where to sign.  They sign.  Peyton tells Webber to close the
          privacy window.  Peyton tells Kennerly to have a good trip back. 
          Kennerly and miss Wilson get out of the limousine.  Webber closes
          the door and gets back in the driver's seat.  Peyton tells Webber
          to drive home.
       
Scene 2:  Betty is manipulating a yo-yo in Steven's law office.  Steven's
          secretary [not seen, probably miss Nolan] buzzes to announce
          that Peyton's chauffeur is there to see him.  Steven tells
          Betty to look out the window.  This is Lee Webber's first visit
          to Steven's new office.  Lee Webber tells him that Mr. Peyton
          invites Steven and Betty to dinner.  Lee says that Kennerly
          hates to fly.  Webber says that he made it back from the
          airport in 19 minutes.  Steven is wearing a class ring on his
          right hand.  Betty accepts the dinner invitation for herself
          and Steven.  Webber leaves.  Steven and Betty continue to talk. 
          Steven tells Betty that they will pretend that they are not the
          least bit interested in his new will.
       
Scene 3:  Sandy, coming out of her house, encounters Rodney on the wharf. 
          Rodney invites her to dinner, her choice.  He mentions the
          Shoreline Cafe, Mamasitos, the Shan-gri-La, and fo course, the
          fabulous Colonial Inn.  They go to his hard top convertible and
          head to the Colonial Inn for dinner.  She wants to change
          clothes, but he insists that it wasn't necessary because it is
          so dark in there you can't even read the menu. 
       
Scene 4:  The Carson house chimes have evidently rung and Constance comes
          down the stairs to admit Dr. Rossi.  He says that he is there
          to see how Rachel is doing.  Constance says that Rachel is
          upstairs tending to Matthew.  Rossi has brought a college
          catalog.  Rossi goes upstairs to see Rachel.  She is changing
          Matthew as Rossi knocks. 

Scene 5:  Rossi begins talking to her about her education.  Rachel is
          wearing an apron.  Rachel says that she is busy with Matthew. 
          Rossi says she can spare one or two nights a week.  He leaves a
          school catalog with her and leaves.
       
Scene 6:  Lee Webber drives up to the Colonial Post Inn and goes in. 
          Rodney and Sandy drive up and Rodney gets out.  He walks around
          the car and opens the door for Sandy.  Lee comes out, sees them
          and is agitated.
       
Scene 7:  Norman is stirring a pot as Ada rings the bell.  She has come
          to have dinner with Norman and Rita.  He is preparing supper
          for the three of them.  Ada has brought left-overs.  Norman
          says that Rita won't have to cook for a month.  She would like
          to do more for them.  She tries to hand him a check from
          Leslie.  Rita comes to the door.  Norman goes to the door and
          carries Rita into the apartment.  This is their 424th day
          anniversary.  It has been one year and two months.  They were
          married 01-24-66.  This day is 04-03-67.
     
Scene 8:  Chandler goes up the stairs at the boarding house.  He goes in
          room 5.  There he finds Elliot waiting for him.  Chandler asks
          how he got in.  He offers Elliot a drink.  Chandler says it is
          cold on the loading dock.  Elliot insists on Chandler answering
          a few questions.  Elliot wants to know what happened at the
          farm house.  Chandler went to the farm to get it ready to sell. 
          Elliot leaves.

Episode 326.
04-11-67
     
          Lee Webber finds Rachel's puppy.
       
WA:       The slow and quiet turn of the season from winter to spring has
          gone unnoticed by at least one resident of Peyton Place.  Today,
          Jack Chandler holds Rachel's small dog in his hands.  He has held
          the dog in his possession for some time, ever since he picked him
          up outside the home of the Elliot Carsons.  Exactly why he picked
          him up is locked deep inside his instinctive feelings about Rachel. 
          Feelings which are now shared by Lee Webber, for an entirely
          different reason.  Webber is determined to win back his wife, Sandy.
       
Intro:    Chandler walks west along the street past Les Femmes and the Book
          Gallery, holding Rachel's puppy.  He is about to pass the Clarion
          as a police car drives by.  He quickly puts the puppy through the
          front right window of Peyton's limousine which Lee Webber has parked
          in front of the Clarion.  Lee Webber, whistling, comes out of the
          General Store with a brown paper sack full of purchases.  He almost
          brushes shoulders with Chandler.
           
Scene 1:  Lee puts the sack through the middle window and finds the puppy
          on the front seat of the Peyton limousine.  He talks briefly to
          the puppy and gets in the limousine.  Chandler is seen watching. 
          Lee gets in the limousine and drives off headed east past the Book
          Gallery.
       
Scene 2:  Dr. Rossi without his medical bag goes in to see Peyton.  He tells
          Peyton that since he is now Chief-of-Staff of the hospital, he has
          decided to turn Peyton's case over to Dr. Fielding.  Peyton
          threatens to withdraw support from the hospital.  Rossi tells him
          not to make threats.  He asks Peyton why he hired Lee Webber, the
          man who killed Ann Howard, Rossi's fiancйe and Peyton's granddaughter.
       
Scene 3:  In the Carson home, Rachel picks up the phone and answers it.  Lee
          Webber is calling from the Peyton mansion, to say he has found her
          puppy.  He asks her to come over to the Peyton house, where he works
          and lives, to get it.  He tells her that his name is Lee Webber. 
          He again tells her to come over and he will give her the puppy.
         
Scene 4:  Leslie drives over to the Shoreline Garage and goes in.  Rodney has
          one foot on his desk and is reading the sports page.  Leslie asks
          Rodney to go have lunch with him.  Rodney says that he has already
          eaten.  Rodney asks Leslie if he needs his gas tank filled.  Leslie
          asks Rodney to go to New York with him to learn how the mill business
          is run.  Leslie says he wants to share what he has learned with Rodney. 
          They talk about Martin Peyton, Sandy Webber, and Steven Cord.

Scene 5:  Norman comes into the apartment, with the brown paper sack full of
          groceries, and finds Rita asleep on the sofa.  Rita wakes up and offers
          to fix lunch for him.  Norman says he doesn't want her to strain herself. 
          Constance, carrying baby Matthew, knocks and Norman lets her in.  Rita
          holds the baby for a short while and hands him back to Constance.  Rita
          agrees to baby-sit Matthew that night about 7:00.  Rita says she is not
          ill, she is just tired.  Constance says she should probably talk with
          Dr. Rossi first.  Rita thanks Constance and Constance leaves.  Rita
          says to Norman, "Thanks a lot." 
     
Scene 6:  At the General Store, Eli is checking out Mrs. Linden, the saleslady
          from the Les Femmes botique.  She has purchased $7.31 of merchandise
          including a mop.  Elliot peeks through the window.  Mrs. Linden leaves. 
          Elliot comes in to ask Eli to help in investigating Chandler.  Elliot
          has gotten the personnel records on Chandler from Leslie.  Eli first
          says to leave it alone, but eventually agrees to help.
     
Scene 7:  At the mill, Leslie comes into his office and his current receptionist,
          miss Harris, tells him Mrs. Cord is waiting to see him.  He tells Betty
          that he will not release the reports without a written request.  Betty
          says she will tell Peyton and she starts to leave.  Miss Harris tells
          Leslie that the reports are on his desk.  He gives the reports to Betty
          and she leaves.  Leslie dictates memo number 424 concerning Kennerly
          and the Peyton estate.  He asks miss Harris to get all the papers on
          the Peyton estate and bring them to him.
       
Scene 8:  At the mansion, Lee Webber is tending the puppy as there is a knock on
          the front door.  He goes upstairs through the livingroom and opens the
          door.  It is Rachel, who has come for her puppy.  He points to the door
          bell button and tells her to ring, not knock.  Lee sits on a footstool
          in the livingroom and brushes the tips of his shoes.  She tells him that
          if he gets that on the rug, it won't come out.  Lee says that they can
          get another rug.  She asks if Mr. Peyton is there.  Lee tells her that
          Peyton is getting some sack time.  She asks where the puppy is.  They
          talk.  He asks if she is Rodney's girl.  Rachel says she is not Rodney
          or anybody's girl.  Lee says he wants to take her out on a date.  She
          asks for her puppy.  Lee opens the door to the basement and they go
          down where the puppy is.  Rachel sees the puppy and runs over to it. 
          Rachel tries to give Lee the $10.00 reward from her purse.  He doesn't
          accept it.  He wants to go out on a date with her.  Rachel is frightened
          and tries to run out.  Lee stops her and forcefully kisses her.  She
          runs up to the livingroom through the double doors.  Lee vaults the sofa
          and catches her. 

          Betty comes in the front door which helps Rachel to get away from Lee. 
          Lee offers to give Rachel a ride home.  Rachel declines.  Betty comes
          in and Lee grabs her chin with his right hand putting his thumb on the
          center of her chin.  Lee tells Betty that nosy girls are ugly girls.

Episode 328.
04-17-67
       
          Harrington pressures Betty to steal Peyton's will.

WA:       The wharf in Peyton Place.  A frightened Rachel Welles heads
          for a meeting.  A dangerous meeting with Jack Chandler in the
          room of his boarding house.  She is convinced she will learn
          something about Chandler's involvement with the missing
          Allison.  Tonight, she is determined to get to know Jack
          Chandler.
       
Intro:    Rachel is walking on the wharf.  Carrying four textbooks,
          Rachel climbs the steps to the room of Chandler's
          boarding-house.
       
Scene 1:  Rachel knocks on the door of room 5 of the boarding house. 
          Chandler lets her in.  She mentions hitting him on the head. 
          She wonders if he was hurt bad.  She asks why he didn't let her
          see other people when they lived on the farm.  She said that he
          never gave her a chance.  He says that he didn't think the
          other people were good enough for her.  She complains that he
          never told her where he was from.  Chandler says that he trusts
          her.  She leaves and walks on the wharf.  Norman sees Rachel on
          the wharf and calls to her.  She either doesn't hear him or at
          least doesn't want to answer.
       
Scene 2:  Norman and Rita arrive at the apartment and he offers to fix a
          meal.  Norman tells Rita that he saw Rachel coming out of Jack
          Chandler's apartment house.  She says that Eli lives there,
          too.  Norman doesn't want her to get involved.  Norman tells
          Rita that she doesn't have any sense.  She has too much heart,
          that she is too gullible.  Rita says, "If I'm going to die, I'm
          going to die."
       
Scene 3:  Still carrying the four textbooks, Rachel brings her school
          schedule to Rossi's office for him to look at.  She is enrolled
          in Basic English, Fundamentals of American History, and General
          Math.  Rossi says it looks fine.  They talk.  She complains
          that everything seems so basic and fundamental.  Everything has
          prerequisites.
       
Scene 4:  At the mill office, Rodney has brought Leslie's repaired car
          back and returns him his car keys.  He says that he will bill
          him at the end of the month.  Leslie asks if Rodney has seen
          Betty lately.  Rodney says he doesn't see Betty.  And that he
          will always care about Betty.
       
Scene 5:  Elliot and Rachel are eating at the breakfast table in the
          Carson kitchen with Constance standing in the background.  They
          read the story of Matthew's christening in the paper.  Elliot
          mentioned that he had called in the story to Jerry the
          previous night.  The door chime rings and Lee is there at the
          door.  Lee says he wants to take Rachel out sometime.  Elliot
          tells Lee that he is not good enough for Rachel.  Lee says thet
          he and Elliot were both dealt a bad hand.  Elliot gives him 10
          bucks and sends him on his way.  Lee asks if Rachel lets him
          call her "Allison."  Lee puts his hat on and strolls back to
          the Peyton limousine.
       
Scene 6:  At the mill, Betty responds to Leslie's summons.  He pressures
          her to find out what is in the will.  Betty says that she
          doesn't know what is in the will.  He wants her to get the will
          from the safe in the upstairs bedroom.  Leslie says he wants
          her to do it for Rodney.  Leslie says Rodney is preeocupied
          with girls and gasoline.  He says that she owes it to Rodney. 
          Leslie threatens her with the Blaine report about her escapade
          in New York.  She says that the Blaine report was a lie.

Episode 330.
04-24-67
     
          Betty steals Peyton's will from the safe.
       
WA:       A portrait commissioned by Martin Peyton.  A bright symbol of
          Betty Anderson Cord's future.  Now threatened by a tarnished
          image, out of her past.  A frightened disheveled girl in the
          hallway of a New York apartment, accepting money from a strange
          man.  Leslie Harrington has an eye-witness account of the
          incident.  The Blaine report.  And now he has given Betty an
          ultimatum.  A glimpse of the will, now locked in Peyton's safe. 
          Or a copy of the Blaine report will be delivered to her
          husband, Steven.  There is a third choice, to reveal the whole
          truth to Martin Peyton.

Intro:    Betty uncovers her portrait on the artist's easel.

Scene 1:  Betty is peeking at her portrait.  Martin comes over and covers
          it up again.  The artist is named Barrett Costa.  Peyton asks
          Betty if she thinks the artist is doing her justice.  Betty
          says that she can't tell yet.  Peyton tells Betty to open the
          safe to get the necklace.  Betty says that she dropped out of
          school.  Betty goes into the next room and opens the safe. 
          They talk.  Peyton says that Brian Cord was a novelty to
          Catherine.  The artist rings the mansion chimes.
   
Scene 2:  In the Clarion office, Elliot seems to be admiring himself in
          the mirror.  He is actually trying to use a paperclip to
          simulate a collar stay.  The displayed newspaper is still
          PEACE.  Eli says that Chandler came into his store to fish for
          information.  He and his father talk about investigating
          Chandler.  Elliot didn't know that Eli had already been to
          Hastings Valley to ask about Chandler.  He talked with mailman,
          Walt Bristow.
   
Scene 3:  Rita comes in the front door of Ada Jacks' Tavern.  Ada says
          that she has just made a fresh pot of coffee.  Rita says she
          has already had hers.  Rita says that Rachel has started night
          school.  Rita says that she heard that Chandler was an old
          customer.  Rita asks if Chandler was a friend of her father's. 
          Ada refers to Eddie Jacks as Rita's daddy.  Ada asks when Rita
          last saw Dr. Rossi.  She talks with her mother about inherited
          diseases.  Specifically mitral stenosis.  Ada says that you
          get rheumatic fever from a germ.  Not inherited.  Rita says
          that her daddy and Chandler sound like two peas in a pod.
       
Scene 4:  At the Colonial Post Inn, Betty knocks, and then goes in to see
          Leslie.  Leslie asks Betty if she has had lunch.  Leslie says
          that Betty is dominated by ambition.  Betty promises to get the
          will.  Betty asks if Leslie believed what was in the Blaine
          report.  Betty slaps Leslie and leaves.
   
Scene 5:  Steven charges his meal at the Inn and notices Betty.  He asked
          the desk clerk what Betty was doing there.  He was told she saw
          Leslie Harrington.
       
Scene 6:  In the Book Gallery, Elliot tells Constance that Eli had been
          checking up on Jack Chandler.  Elliot argues with Constance
          about Rachel.  Elliot talks about the belt buckle.  They talk
          about Allison.
     
Scene 7:  Betty returns to the mansion and goes upstairs.  She knocks,
          then goes through Peyton's studio room to the room with the
          safe.  She opens it with her right hand.  She takes the will. 
          Lee Webber has been watching and sees her do it.  She closes
          the safe and leaves.

Episode 332.
05-01-67

   
          Rita collapses in Rodney's garage.

WA:       Steven Cord could have had just about anything he asked of his
          grandfather Martin Peyton.  Steven chose this house.  The house
          on the hill.  The Peyton house.  Steven moved in with his wife,
          Betty, across the corridor from Martin Peyton himself.  But the
          Peyton house has never been just a residence.  Martin Peyton
          has brought someone else into this ancient battleground.  A
          young man named Lee Webber to serve as his chauffeur.  A young
          man who would do anything.  Anything to hurt Steven Cord.
     
Intro:    Steven drives up to the Peyton house.
     
Scene 1:  Lee Webber imposes himself on Steven Cord.  He tells Steven
          that Betty took the will from Peyton's safe.  He saw her.  He
          knows that it was the will, because he signed it at the
          airport.  Lee wanders off into the livingroom.  Lee tells
          Steven that Betty took the will from Peyton's safe.  Lee tells
          Steven about Peyton meeting with Kennerly at the airport.  Lee
          tells about Betty going to the mill to see Leslie Harrington. 
          Steven accuses Lee of lying.
       
Scene 2:  Having received the emergency phone call, Rossi meets up with
          Rita at the steps below Chandler's room.  Rossi tells Rita to
          wait at her mother's.  Rossi rushes up the steps and busts into
          room 5, Chandler's room.  He finds Rachel with Chandler.  They
          are looking at some pictures and maps.  Chandler tells Rachel
          to tell Rossi that she is there of her own will.  Rossi tells
          Rachel to stay from Rachel.  He tells Rossi to leave.  Chandler
          tells Rachel to stay.  Rossi takes Rachel and leaves.  Chandler
          yells, "You're no good, Rachel."  Rossi tells Rachel that she
          must tell all she knows about Allison.  As they are driving
          off, in Rossi's open convertible, Rita calls after them, but
          she is not heard.
       
Scene 3:  Rita is strolling on the wharf.  Rodney calls to her and takes
          her into the garage and sits her down to rest.  Rita tells
          Rodney about Rachel, Chandler, and Dr. Rossi.  Rodney gives her
          a drink of coffee.  Rodney is talking to Rita as she falls over
          in a faint.  She is taken to the hospital.
       
Scene 4:  At the Clarion, Elliot is on the phone taking notes, as Eli
          enters.  Eliott tells Eli that he thinks that "the buckle with
          the initials JF," was made in a prison metal shop.  It was made
          from metal license plate tabs with a serial number on the back. 
          In a Texas prison in 1956, there was a man named was Jack
          Forrest, who worked in the metal shop.  He had been convicted
          of criminal assault.  Eli says that Forrest and Chandler may be
          one and the same man.  Wes Newtson did the search for him.

Scene 5:  Dr. Rossi brings Rachel to the Carson house.  Constance pulls
          the curtains aside and watches.  Rossi brings Rachel in and
          asks where Elliot is.  Thay talk in the livingtoom.  Constance
          says he is at work.  Rossi explains to Constance why they must
          keep Rachel away from Chandler.  Rossi says that Chandler is
          obsessed with Rachel.  Constance talks about Ann Howard.  She
          says that Matthew came along for her and Rachel came along for
          Dr. Rossi.
     
Scene 6:  Betty lets herself into the Peyton house, goes upstairs, and
          unexpectedly finds Martin Peyton in the bedroom portrait
          studio.  Peyton arouses and asks, "Betty, is that you?"  He
          tells her that Mary is fixing dinner.  Peyton asks her to stay. 
          He asks her to tell him about her day.  She excuses herself. 
          Shes says she hasn't seen Steven yet and she must change.  She
          leaves.

Episode 334.
05-08-67
     
          Chandler asks Leslie for $2000 for a trip.

WA:       Rachel Welles exists in a trap of her own making.  When she
          first came to Peyton Place she lied about her knowledge of the
          missing daughter of the Elliot Carsons, Allison.  She lied to
          prevent the man, who calls himself Jack Chandler, from harming
          the Carsons and their infant son in any way.  Her lies about
          Chandler and the missing Allison multiply, until this
          18-year-old girl felt herself strangling on a deceit, that was
          intended to help, not hurt, the people who care so much for
          her.
   
Intro:    Elliot is walking on the wharf at night.  He walks by Ada
          Jacks' Tavern.  Overhead shot of Rachel in a red dress on her
          bed in the Carson house.   
   
Scene 1:  In her bedroom in the Carson house.  Elliot demands that Rachel
          tell him everything she knows about Chandler.  She tells him
          that she found the bracelet in Chandler's car.  She found the
          buckle on the farm in Chandler's work clothes.  He asks her
          about people with the initials JF.  He asks her if she ever
          heard the name, Jack Forrest.  Rachel suggests that Chandler
          might have changed his name.  Constance joins them in the
          bedroom.  Constance asks some questions.  Rachel said that she
          thought she might have killed Chandler.  Elliot says it was a
          very brave and very foolish thing she did.  Constance wants
          Elliot to call the police.  But he leaves.  Constance is
          concerned when Elliot leaves the house to look for Chandler. 
          She doesn't want to lose him again.  He says, "I'll be back."
     
Scene 2:  On the wharf, in front of the Arcade, Rodney calls to Elliot,
          runs, catches up with him, and talks about Chandler.  Rodney
          catches up with Elliot.  He talks to Elliot about Chandler. 
          Rodney tells Elliot that a lot of people depend on him.  Rodney
          says he doesn't trust Elliot and he doesn't trust himself.
       
Scene 3:  Norman knocks on Rossi's door and comes in to talk about Rita. 
          Rossi has been running tests.  He knows she has a heart
          problem.  He says that Rita will need at least two weeks rest. 
          She is ordered to bed.  She must not get excited for any
          reason.  Rossi says, "You can't touch her for a long time."
       
Scene 4:  Norman goes in to visit Rita in room 116 of the hospital. 
          Norman talks about pink elephants.  Rita says she feels like a
          pin cushion.  Rita says that she is a lot stronger than Rossi
          thinks.  She wants to have a baby.  She says that she wants to
          have Norman's baby.  She says that if something happens to her
          that Ada will take care of the baby.
       
Scene 5:  Chandler goes to Leslie's room at the Colonial Post Inn.  There
          is no number on the door.  He knocks and Leslie reluctantly
          lets him in. Chandler recalls that Leslie wanted him to
          murder Elizabeth Carson.  Chandler insists that Leslie loan
          him $2000 for a trip.  Chandler says he has collateral, his
          farm, and promises to pay him back.  Leslie suggsests that
          Chandler go to the bank.  Chandler talks about the time that
          Leslie wanted him to get rid of his wife, Catherine.  Leslie is
          sarcastic about the value of Chandler's farm.  Leslie says
          he'll let him know.  Chandler leaves.
   
Scene 6:  At the Peyton mansion, Betty starts up the stairs when Martin
          Peyton summons her.  Peyton tells Betty he wants to talk to
          her. He says she looks tired.  Peyton says, "I think it is time
          you returned my will to me, please."  Peyton tells her to ask,
          not steal, if she wants something.  Peyton tells her he is fond
          of her.  He says that heredity is impossible to overcome.
          Peyton says that Brian Colby is the foulest man he ever met. 
          Peyton suggests that Betty tell Steven the truth.  Betty asks
          Peyton if he played with puppets as a child.
       
Scene 7:  Chandler meets up with Elliot on the wharf and Elliot calls to
          him, "Forrest."  Elliots demands to know what happened to his
          daughter, Allison.  A fight ensues with Chandler throwing the
          first punch.

Episode 336.
05-15-67
     
          Elliot is arraigned for fighting with Jack Chandler.

WA:       Constance Mackenzie has made this walk before.  Years ago she
          visited the old courthouse building to see a man named Elliot
          Carson who had been jailed on a charge of murder.  Then an
          eternity passed.  Elliot Carson served 18 years in the state
          prison.  He was released and returned to her, married her, and
          picked up his life.  Tonight, a bare two years after that new
          life began, Elliot and Jack Chandler met on the wharf and
          fought.  Elliot has been arrested once again, and must somehow
          get through the long night to await tomorrow morning's
          arraignment.
     
Intro:    A jailer is sitting.  Constance comes to visit Elliot in jail.
                                     
Scene 1:  Elliot and Constance hug.  He says he didn't want her to come
          at all.  They talk.  He tells her to go home and get some rest. 
          Elliot talks about Rachel finding Allison's bracelet on the
          floor of Chandler's car.

Scene 2:  Rodney comes to the Carson house to talk with Constance.  She
          is gone so he talks with Rachel.  He tells her that Elliot is
          being arraigned at 10:00.  Rodney says to tell Constance not to
          mention the phone call unless she is directly asked.  Rodney
          doesn't want to testify against Elliot.
       
Scene 3:  Walking on the narrow walkway to the right of the courthouse,
          Steven and Elliot are leaving the police station.  Elliot is
          out on bail.  Elliot asks how much it cost to spring him. 
          Steven says it been taken care of.  They pass in front of a
          parked chevy and the parked Peyton limousine with Lee Webber at
          the wheel.  Steven leaves and Elliot goes in the Clarion.  Eli
          is trying to get out the paper.  Elliot sits and types.  A
          printer comes out and talks with Elliot.  Elliot says he is
          proud of what he did.  He had no other choice.  Eli says,
          "Maybe not."  This scene shows that the Peyton Professional
          building is at least three stories.
     
Scene 4:  Steven looks out his office window.  Lee is polishing the
          limousine.  Steven gets in the back seat.  Steven tells Lee to
          quit following him.  Steven gets out.  Lee tells Steven about
          his surprise birthday party at the mansion.  Steven is 28 years
          old this day.  His twin, Ann Howard, was 28 some months ago at
          the time she plummetted from Sailors' bluff.

Scene 5:  Lee comes to see Sandy at the Cider Barrel.  Charlie tells Lee
          not to give her a hard time.  Lee tells Sandy about the
          surprise birthday party for Steven.  Charlie goes in the back
          room so Lee and Sandy can talk in private.  Sandy likes the job
          except for the customers.  Lee says he might be able to get her
          a gig at the Peyton party as a server.  It pays $25.00.
   
Scene 6:  In the hospital, Rachel visits Chandler in his room, 127. 
          Chandler makes threats against the Carsons.