The Day I Died

How auto-light and its 60,000 dealers and service stations present... Suspense! Tonight, auto-light brings you Mr. Joseph Cotton in... The Day I Died. A suspense play, reduced and directed by Anton M. Leader. Friends, the Fourth of July weekend is coming up with a lot of reckless weekend driving.

So remember, take care, don't take chances. Reckless driving can put you in a spot you can't pull out of. out of. Yes, even a dandy, dependable auto light stay-full battery that needs water only three times a year in normal car use can't help you then. Your life depends on normal, safe car driving. The extra safe. And an auto light stay-full battery is protected by fiberglass

insulation for stronger life and longer life. Why, in recent tests conducted according to the Society of Automotive Engineers' life cycle standards, auto light stay-full batteries games 70% longer average life than batteries without stay full features. So ask your dealer for an auto light, stay full battery. And this weekend and all the time, take care. Don't

take chances. The battery right with auto light. And now auto light presents Mr. Joseph Cotton. In the tail well calculated to keep you in. So spend. Good morning Leslie. Good morning. Why is that window open?

It's getting stuff in here. I told you to keep it closed. You might be seen from the street. I haven't gone anywhere near it. No one's gone. Don't argue with me. Wells keep that window closed and the shade down.

No, just a minute. I'll give the orders around here. You're still my wife, Leslie, and this is still my house. You're forgetting something, aren't you, Wells? I'm not your wife. I'm your widow. And it's been my house ever since the day you died.