Betrayal in Vienna
Suspense · October 8, 1951 · 29 min · 4,115 words
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You are about to hear a story based on actual events to protect the innocent. Names and places have been changed. Auto-light and its 96,000 dealers bring you Mr. Herbert Marshall in a story taken from life.
Tonight's presentation of... So spins. Tonight, Auto-light presents the trail in Vienna. The true story of a man who traitorously destroyed an empire, starring Mr. Herbert Marshall. Oh, there's Stanley Smart, baseball's genial genius. How do you like the series, Stan?
The World Series, hollow? No, no, no, the intricate series of auto-light units that make up the electrical system of your auto-light equipped car. The system that enables you to start your car, turn on your lights, radio, horn, and heater.
That takes Major League teamwork, hollow. And that's the teamwork built into auto light corals, distributors, and all the other important units that make up the complete electrical systems used as original factory equipment on many leading makes of our finest cars.
And all those units and there are thousands of component parts are related like a team by Auto Light Engineering Design and Manufacturing Skill to give you the smoothest performance money can buy. Never break up that winning combination, Ollie.
Alright, you are Stan. So friends, if your auto-light equipped car needs replacement parts, insist on auto-light, original factory parts. You'll find it pays. And remember, from bumper to tail light, you're always right with auto-light.
And now, with betrayal in Vienna and the performance of Mr. Herbert Marshall, auto-light hopes once again to keep you in... Sous spen! September 15, 1913 Today started much like any other, but one thing I now understand, it will end differently.
And more than the day will end much more. This afternoon I called her, I often do, on the countless fondue now. I asked not to be announced and stood unnoticed in the doorway. Her charming salon was crowded with guests and overflowing with music, and the familiar billion scene was suddenly precious to me.
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