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Parole to Panic

Suspense · April 12, 1954 · 29 min · 3,768 words

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Auto-light and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Broderick Crawford in tonight's presentation of... Suspense! Tonight, Auto-light presents the story of a man whose welcome home party promised little gayety and many tears and surely his death.

It's called Perotipanic, our star Mr. Broderick Crawford. This is Harlow Wilcox reminding you that there's no time like right now to enter the giant auto-light family charity drawing. $100,000 in cash is waiting to be distributed to the recognized local or national charities chosen by the 25 persons selected in this great event.

You may be one of those persons. To enter is as simple as printing your name and address. Listen to this on the spot interview with a woman in Connecticut. Hello, I'm Bob Emreich. What's your name?

Mrs. Allen Gulliver. I understand that you signed up for this drawing and here at this auto-light family car dealer Salvatore brothers is that right that's right did you find it difficult absolutely not I signed my name and address on a registration farm and that was it was there any obligation of any sort none whatsoever I see well thank

you very very much Miss Gulliver thank you so friends visit any or all of these auto light family car showrooms the Soto Hudson Plymouth Studebaker Dodge Willis Nash Packard Kaiser or Chrysler sign up tomorrow and now auto The photo light presents transcribed Mr. Broderick Crawford in Perole to Panic, hoping once again to keep you in suspense.

The outside. Yeah. Pretty good, huh? Not bad. Not bad at all. Enjoy it. Hmm? What I mean is, don't come back here. It's a pretty good life out there.

I won't be back. Two years is enough for me. Taking the train to town? No, I don't think so. My wife's supposed to pick me up if she can borrow a car. Well, good luck.

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