The Storm
Suspense · March 2, 1953 · 29 min · 3,483 words
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Auto-light and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Frank Lovejoy in tonight's presentation of suspense Tonight Auto-light presents a tale about a man who felt he was bigger and more important than anything else in the world And lost his life trying to prove it the story is called the storm our star mr. Frank Lovejoy
No marches here, in like a lion, you know. And I know the lion have fits, you're always ripe with auto-light. That's a good one, Karl. None better have because auto-light is the lifeline of your auto-light equipped car.
And every unit, including the coil, distributor, spark plugs, generator, regulator, battery and starting motor, are designed to give you the smoothest performance money can buy. And what does that auto-light electrical system do, Karl-o? Hello, I have it goes to work the instant you press the starter and continues every second your engine runs
It works every time you blow your horn turn on lights radio heater and electric windshield wiper And that's why it pays to treat the electrical system of your car to a periodic checkup But your car dealers or your nearest authorized auto light service station You can locate your authorized auto light service station through the classified section of the telephone directory
under automobile electrical service or or call Western Union by number and ask for operator 25. And remember, from bumper to tail light, you're always right with auto light. And now, auto light presents transcribed the storm starring Mr. Frank Lovejoy, hoping once again to keep you in suspense.
No one really knows how it begins. The birth is invisible, attended only by sea birds that glide gracefully Over the warm Caribbean sea in the cool upper air a gull hovers then dips low toward a single unwary shrimp Suddenly the bird falters its wings beat awkwardly against the sudden turbulence at the edge of a great unseen power of strange warm air
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