The Search for Isabell

Suspens! Auto-light and its 96,000 dealers present Mr. Red skeleton in The Search for Isabel, a suspense play produced and edited by William Speer. Hey, hap, did you hear about the super-snook from Sandy Hook who found snow in his car?

Snow. But snow. Nothing much new with you. Oh, Harlow, that's really pretty corny. It sure is, but it just shows how easily you can be fooled. Now take automobile batteries, for instance. They look alike, but there's only one auto-light stay-full battery.

The difference? Auto-light stay-full batteries need water only three times a year in normal car use. In addition, auto-light stay-full batteries have a fiberglass retaining mat at every positive plate for longer battery life. The fact is, in recent tests based on SAE life cycle standards, auto-light stay-full batteries gave up to 70% longer average life than batteries without stay-full features.

So get an auto-light stay-full battery. Remember, you're always right with AutoLite. And now with the search for Isabel, and with the performance of Red Sculpton, AutoLite hopes once again to keep you in... SUS SPENS!

You know, Isabel first came into my life when I received a card from the telephone company stating that my application for a phone had been approved, and they were going to install one of my apartment.

I left instructions with the apartment house management to let the service man in. When I got home to work that evening, there was the telephone as big as life setting there on the night table.

Well, I just looked at it for a minute. Like I'd never seen that phone before. I should start a ring. I jumped out of my skin. I just let it ring a couple of times. Just wanted to hear it.