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Lady Killer

Suspense · March 2, 1950 · 31 min · 4,868 words

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Auto-light and its 96,000 dealers present Miss Loretta Young in Lady Killer. Our suspense play produced and edited by Williams Faire. How cocks did I ever tell you about the time I plugged a buffalo? No, Reming Chester Shotgun, but have I told you about the sensational white-gaff auto-light resistor spark plugs?

You mean there's something special about auto-light resistor spark plugs? Why, wide gap auto light resistors spark plugs are the newest addition to the complete line of regular, transport, aviation, marine, resistor, and model spark plugs.

Ignition engineered by auto light. Your poor plug-in tonight. Wow. Built right into every wide gap auto light resistors spark plug is an exclusive 10,000-oh model light resistor. That makes practical a wider initial gap setting, with advantages that have long been recognized by automotive engineers.

For example, you get smoother performance on leaner gas mixtures, greater gas savings, quicker starts in cold temperatures, even double life as compared to spark plugs without the built-in resistor. So friends, see your friendly auto-light spark plug dealer tomorrow and replace worn-out spark plugs with ignition-engineered auto-light spark plugs.

Whether you choose the resistor type or the regular type, you'll be right because you're always right with auto-light. And now with Lady Killer and the performance of Loretta Young, Auto light hopes once again to keep you in with our spend.

11-5 to warning side and capital city, now loading at gate three. We'll pass through these four of the planes. Is this the right plane for capital city, Georgia? Yes, sir. Name, please. Benton, grant bending.

Take any seat, Mr. Benton. I have a horror of getting in the wrong plane someday and winding up into bed. Things like that happen to me. It was not very likely this time. Your name is on the task of your land.

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