Somebody Help Me
Suspense · March 29, 1954 · 29 min · 3,900 words
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Auto-light and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Cornell Wild in tonight's presentation of suspense. Tonight, Auto-light presents a story based on fact, the dramatic report of a murderer and how he spent seven hours with a young lady before he killed her.
It's called Somebody Help Me, our star Mr. Cornell Wild. How would you like to feel that you have been responsible for your church, hospital, local YMCA or other local or national recognized charity, sharing in $100,000.
Well you can be if you are one of 25 selected in the huge $100,000 AutoLite family charity drawing. Now, here is what Mr. Mortimer Brandt, president of the National Cancer Foundation, says about the AutoLite family charity drawing.
The AutoLite family charity drawing makes it possible for you to provide needed care to the victims of advanced cancer. I sincerely hope that you will designate the National Cancer Foundation as your charity. Friends don't delay another day. Visit anyone or all of these auto-light family car dealer showrooms.
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Sign up tomorrow for sure. And now, AutoLite presents transcribed the remarkable characterization of Mr. Cornell Wild in Somebody Help Me, hoping once again to keep you in suspense to our witness to a murder, a violence in a town of the eastern seaboard, An active rage and a fury striking out from a place of darknesses deep within a man,
which became someone's death. And here is the murderer. Now, you listened to me, Shirley, honey. I need you. I'm lonely for you, honey. Like all day today, like now, honey. Making the little whimpering sounds busting in here like you did when you got no rights.
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