Superman - Yellow Mask Steals Fuel For Atomic Beam

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Presenting Superman.

Up in the sky. Look, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman. Superman, amazing mysterious figure in

blue costume and red cape who has appeared on earth as the champion of the week and the oppressed.

We last saw Superman streaking through the evening sky toward the laboratory of Dr. Sven Dalgren

in an effort to foil the plans of the yellow mask. It is some time after four. On the stroke of six,

the daily planet, its building, its presses and its staff will be blown to fragments unless Superman

can solve the plot in the short time that remains. As Superman wins his way over the dimly glowing city,

Lois Lane, the daily planet's girl reporter, is already at Dr. Dalgren's laboratory,

interviewing the scientist on the loss of his newly invented atomic beam, which the yellow mask has stolen.

But even as the scientist and the girls sit talking, hidden eyes are watching them and

uphered voices pass and repast on an unseen secret relay. Listen.

Yes, this is the yellow mask. This is Michael's reporter from the laboratory. The girl has arrived and

is talking with the doctors. We are ready. On the signal comes close, the sliding dog and leave the

rest to me. Then join us at the airport. Do you understand? Yeah, I understand. It won't be

that good. I have swarmed a blow of the newspaper as the clock strikes six. Yellow mask does not fail.

And to my great release, Miss Lane, after calling on newspaper, I discovered that this

cemented individual who had stolen my atomic beam machine had stolen nothing but a box of wires

and real stats, utterly useless to him. What do you mean? Well, the machine cannot operate

unless it is loaded with atomic cylinders, small steel capsules containing the energy necessary

to work the beam. I recall that I had placed only two of the cylinders in the machine to demonstrate it

and both were fired. But you have other cylinders, haven't you? Oh, yes, but they're well protected.

Look in there. What do you see? What? It seems to be a sort of inner room. And what is at the extreme end?

Let me look. Why, it's a safe, a huge safe built into the wall. And didn't that safe

or a dozen atomic cylinders and a duplicate of the stolen machine? You had two machines?

Oh, yes, a new one and an old one, but Madman stole the new one. But never mind. Keep looking,

Miss Lane. What do you see now? What? Why there are two doors rolling right out of the wall?

Exactly. Massive steel doors, Miss Lane, which cut off every part of the laboratory.

The pair that you're looking at cut off the strong room. Now they roll back again.

What made them open? Ah, I did something. You didn't see what, eh? Good, that's part of the secret.

Dr. Dogren, this will certainly make a story. Now, tell me about the machine, the atomic beam.

Why do you think it was stolen? Miss Lane, if I were a man gone mad with lust for power,

determined to dominate the entire world I could ask for no greater weapon than the

Dalgrin atomic beam. Good heavens, do you really mean that? I do. That is why my secret will never

be published unless I am assured the atomic beam can be used to benefit humanity and not destroy it.

Can you tell me how the machine works, Dr. Dogren? Why, yes. The Dalgrin atomic beam,

Miss Lane, is based on the almost limitless power of atomic energy in the first place.

Oh, to be getting there now? Deserted part of town, all right?

Oh, I think I see a car. That's it. Lois is parked at the curb. Now, drop down on the roof,

slip downstairs and enter Dalgrin's house as bark can't reporter. Down, down!

Now then, down below. Wait a minute. What's that? Coming through the wall. Nobody else could hear it,

but I can. It's a voice. A voice traveling on a radio relay. This is the yellow mask.

But now, this is Michael's report from the laboratory. Okay, we are almost ready. Remember,

when I give the signal, close the doors. No more now. The yellow mask, somewhere near here,

and Michael, who's Michael? And if I have any luck, I may find out from Dalgrin.

Yes, Dr. Dalgrin, I'm Clark Kent of the Daily Planet. Oh, yes, yes, come in, Mr. Kent.

My man must be busy, thanks. You were talking to Mr. White, my editor, and something happened

to the line. We were cut off, so I came right down to find out what you wanted to say. It may be

important. Oh, I'm a slain. Wow, Mr. Starry Portland. Couldn't you find anything to do but come

and horn in on my story? With it, I see your old friend. I'm sorry, Mr. Lane. This came up just

after you left. Dr. Dalgrin, the Daily Planet has received a very dangerous threat from an

unknown source. A threat, Mr. Kent. What kind of a threat? An escaped lunatic, Dr. Someone who's

retensed to blow up the entire work at six o'clock tonight. Dr. The man who broke in here and made

off with your invention. You told my editor, he said something about destroying a newspaper.

Do you remember what it was? I remember quite well, Mr. Kent. He had picked up the machine, my new

model of the atomic beam, and as he held me under his gun, he said, first I shall destroy the building

which houses one of your great newspapers. Dr. Dalgrin, did he mean the planet? Well, my dear

Mr. Lane, I haven't any idea which... Tell me, Dr. Could he make good that threat against the

newspaper? Mr. Kent, he could make good that threat against the world, and we have one hour or

less to run him down. Well, I wouldn't worry, Mr. Kent. Not worry. Fortunately, as I have already

explained to Ms. Lane, and as I tried to tell your editor before we were cut off, the model which

was stolen will not work. Dr. Dalgrin, what do you mean? Just this. By a lucky chance, the stolen

machine was not loaded with a cylinder's necessary to make it work. Well, then... Then you mean the

newspaper safe. It won't be blown up. Not by the Dalgrin atomic beam. Wait, I will point out what I mean.

Just a second, Dr. Dalgrin. I'd like to ask you a question. Certainly, Mr. Kent. Is your name Michael,

or is there anyone in this house whose name is Michael? Why, yes. Why do you ask that? Don't you like

the name Michael, Mr. Kent? Who is it, Dr? Michael is the name of my servant. Why, Mr. Kent?

Nothing. I'm really wondered. You were going to show us your invention, Dr. Dalgrin.

Oh, yes, yes, to be sure. If you'll excuse me for a moment, no, no, no, stay right where you are.

I'll get it out of the safe and bring it here. Wow. I am worried about being blown sky high,

quite late to rest, Mr. Kent. You caught the paper would be blown up tonight, didn't you?

You know I did. And yet you take the first chance you get to run out like a rat and leave the

rest of them there to face what ever happens. Oh, now look here, Mr. White sent me out on this

assignment. Now, then he didn't have to urge you much. Don't think that about me. Lois, please.

I can stand freshness and amazing luck and even boasting, but not cowardice, Mr. Kent.

What are you doing? I'm telefoning the office.

Hello, operator. Operator. Have you forgotten the phones out of order?

Thought they might have fixed it. They haven't.

Well, that wire. It goes through a can't fit into the next room and it's slack.

Lois, it comes way in my hand. Look. What? Lois, that wire was cut, cut off clean by someone in this house.

While Dr. Dogren was talking to Mr. White, by someone who didn't want Dogren to reveal any

information. Well, don't stand there like that. What do you think it means? It means the thief knows

that model won't work. He's found it out. Oh, where is Dr. Dogren? What's taking him so long?

Can't the doors. The doors. What doors? What are they doing? The doors they leave in the rooms

and Dr. Dogren's inside. Love it. Maybe he did it himself.

Dr. Dogren, are you all right? Dr. Dogren. What are you doing? Let go of me. Get away from that safe

Michael. Michael. Oh, Kent, someone's in there. Something's wrong.

Oh, Kent, do something. Don't just stand there. I can't. There's nothing I can do.

An explosion inside that room. Dynamite or nitroglycerin. Lois, Lois, are you all right?

I'm all right to stand. Lois, run down and bring the police, phone the paper quick.

What are you going to do? Have a stay here. Maybe I can get in there.

Come on, I'll run. I'll be back, Kent. Wait for me.

I think it's time Superman took a hand. Clark Kent could never get through those steel doors.

I have to get Lois out first though. Now then.

There they go. Almost through. It's bringing out at the side.

I'll just grab all of the edges and pull them out of the walls.

Dr. Dogren. He's unconscious. When he comes to, he'll see Clark Kent.

Kent, is that you? The safe. Look at the safe and the wall. They blew the safe and got

out through a hole in the wall. Dr. Dogren, who was it? Could you see? I don't know.

When I came in, they threw a cloth over my head. Kent, look, they came back.

They found the machine wouldn't work. The cylinders were in the safe. Dr.

The safe. It's empty. Quite empty, Cecilin. The tower and atomic beam will now be put to work.

That voice. Who is it? Where is it coming from? It's a Tick-to-Fone outlet.

Somewhere in the wall. I'll track it down. Save yourself the cover, Mr. Kent.

We are leaving immediately. It's half past five. You will remember what happened at six.

The yellow mask does not break his word.

Half an hour to go. Thirty flying minutes while mysterious planes

drone high in the air over the office of the newspaper. Can Clark Kent or Superman find the yellow

mask, recover the dogren invention, save the daily planet, and meal while what of lowest lane?

Tune in the next installment and follow the story. Remember, be with us again for the next

thrilling transcribed installment of Superman.

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