Night Cry

In just a moment, suspense with Ray Milan. Say, Arnold Wilcox, do you know what day this is? Do I know what day this is? Does a Dame know what a date is? Does a truck driver know what a spark plug is?

Well, I know. Why listen, my auto light friend? This is the day you plagued me with silly questions. When I tell you about auto light resistors spark plugs, auto light staple batteries, auto light ignition systems and 400 other auto lights.

I guess I got you, Arnold. That's not the answer. I hate these ladies, of course that's not the answer. Here's the answer. This is SP Day, Auto Light Resistor Spark Plug Day. And furthermore, it's the day before T-Day.

T-Day? Sure, that's tomorrow, Truckers Day. Oh. The Day All the American Trucking Association Fellows Get Together in Washington to chin, chuckle, and chortle over their carefree careers as their trucks cross the continent with no thought of trouble or terrain.

Well, come. Well, my friend, I wouldn't say that Auto Light Spark plugs and stay full of batteries are wholly responsible, But, well, use your own judgment. I'll take your word for it, Arnold. Now let's switch to suspense.

So spend, what a light, and its 60,000 dealers and service stations bring you, radio's outstanding theater of thrills. Starring tonight, Mr. Ray Milan, in Anton Dita's production of Night Cry by William L. Stewart. A tale well calculated to keep you in.

So spend. report to the captain of the homicide bureau, Manhattan, from Detective Lieutenant Mark Dugglin. You know, we always say that a cat waits for the master run. The dog waits for the cat to run.