The Grayson Submarine Part 02

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And now to our story, which continues today in the office of Kerry White, editor of The Daily Planet. A long-distance phone call has come through from the naval base. Editor White listens attentively as Lois Lane's star girl reporter of the paper stands anxiously at his desk.

Yes, go on. Thanks, your. I see. Alright, Evans, thanks a lot. Call me if anything breaks. Right. That was Evans of Consolidated News. He's at the Naval Base. Doesn't look too good, Los. What do you mean, the Dwight?

Well, here's the story. The Navy sent that new Grayson design submarine out on the test dive early today. It went down to 350 feet and then got stuck. Doc, you mean on the bottom? No, it was diving at 2,000 feet of water.

Well, anyway, it was stuck at 350. Couldn't go forward, backward, up or down. But, Chief, that's impossible. You haven't heard anything yet. A second submarine with the head of the Naval Base, Commander Leeds, on board, When Downs investigate, Evans just told me a report came in that the second sub just sent up a disaster boy with a note in it saying that they were stuck at 250 feet.