Crisis

In just a moment, suspense with Martha Scott. It's time for the Auto Light Radio Show, Ma. You better wake your dad up. I know darn well, he won't want to miss it. Hey, Dad. This will get him.

Dad, who makes the stay full batteries? Oh, Auto Light. And who makes spark plugs and complete ignition system for your car? Oh, Auto Light. And what radio show did the Auto Light people put on over CBS every Thursday night?

Hey, it's time for suspense. Switch on the radio, Billy. The radio's on, dear. Just be quiet and listen. Suspens. Auto-light and at 60,000 dealers and service stations bring you radio's outstanding theatre of thrills.

Starring tonight, Miss Martha Scott in Anton Lito's production of Crisis. A tale well calculated to keep you in. Suspens. Mrs. Norquist. Mrs. Norquist.

The doctor, Mrs. Nourquist. Oh, what? Oh, coming. Oh, I'm sorry, doctor. I fell asleep. I told you not to. I warned you. I couldn't help it. Let me see the baby. Oh, is he? Is he better?

Well, pneumonia's tricky. Temperature 106. No. No longer it's been 106 if he'd only move, if he'd only cry. Oh doc, you got to do so much. Mrs. Locker, just get hold of yourself. That's on that sheet down.

It's important that you don't let any of that steam escape. Alright, it's just that I'm so tired. When will the nurse be here? There won't be a nurse. No, nurse, but you said that. I've tried everywhere.

It's the worst epidemic since 1918. The hospitals are full. But I can't go on without a nurse again. Well, isn't there someone who can help you? Some neighbor? There's no one. What about your husband?