The Murder of Aunt Delia
Suspense · November 10, 1949 · 29 min · 4,692 words
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A Sven. Auto-light and its 96,000 dealers present Mr. Van Hefflin in Murder of Anthelia. A suspense play produced and edited by William Speer. Oh, Mr. Wilcox. Mr. Wilcox. Well, half-sister-in-law. What brings you here? Why just stop by to tell you, half has an empty cold and you can't get started.
Cold started? Say, he should switch to Auto-light-resister spark plugs. These wide gap wonders get your car going faster in cold temperatures. Save gas too, because they make your engine run smoother on leaner gas mixture.
Perhaps that he's not long for this world. Long? Auto light resistors spark plugs give him up to 200% longer electrode life, and auto lights exclusive built-in 10,000 dome resistor cuts down spark plug interference with radio and television too.
So tell him to see his neighborhood auto light spark plug dealer, and have him install a set of wide gap auto light resistors spark plugs. spark plugs. He'll feel better because his car will run better. And remember, you're always right with auto light. And now with murder event delio and with the performance of Van
Heflan, auto light hopes once again to keep you in sus spend. Ever stick out your thumb and pull out a million dollar plum? Well I'm the little Jack Horner that did that. Only my name isn't Horner, it's Dorch apples. I was hitchhiking along highway 70 across the Arizona desert heading for LA. It was August and it was hot. The
lizards were fanning themselves. There wasn't much traffic and nobody had stopped. I'd walked about eight miles outside some little burg and I was tired and sore. Finally a black sedan came along. I was all set to holler cuss words at him for not stopping when suddenly he slowed down. It was a young guy about my age. He was alone.
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