The Kettler Method

Will you give a few seconds of your time to help win this war? Then listen. At Stalingrad the other day, a Nazi tank unit attacked a corps of Russian soldiers. The Russians tried to stop the tanks and fought until their guns were silenced.

Then did they surrender? Did they retreat? No. Eighteen of them rushed forward with bombs in their hands got under the tanks and blew them up. They gave their lives for their country. You and I are not asked to give our lives for ours. All we're asked to do is buy war bonds and stamps. Our American soldiers are giving their lives for us each day. More and more

of them every day. Can we do less than loan our money to them? It's such a simple, easy thing to do. Out of every dollar you earn, lend one dime to your country. Do it regularly by joining the 10% club where you work and do it now.

Our soldiers need your help. Lumbee Network takes pleasure in bringing you. Suspense. Lumbee is great about standing thrillers.

Produced by Williams Beer and scored by Bernard Herman. The notable melodramas from stage and screen, fiction and radio, presented each week to bring you to the edge of your chair, to keep you in suspense.

Tonight's story deals with the remote and dangerous house and a terrifying thing that happened there because the rain went on for days and days. It deals with a surgeon and a girl, a giant, and a young man who took a long chance.

And over them all, the moan of the night wind and the ceaseless roar of the storm. For your suspenseful listening, we invite you to learn about. Kepler Method, Cismas Timi, pouring with a steady red-lantless rhythm.