Allen in Wonderland
Suspense · October 27, 1952 · 29 min · 3,944 words
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AutoLite and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Cornell Wild in tonight's presentation of suspense. Tonight, AutoLite presents a true story with only names changed about a man who inadvertently became involved in a murder plot.
Our story, Alan in Wonderland, our star Mr. Cornell Wild. See, Harlow? Our team looks great out there. Oh, you bet, Hap, and it's their teamwork that counts. Oh, by the way, that's why you can count on the auto-light electrical system in your auto-light equipped car.
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It includes the starting motor distributor, generator battery, coil wire, spark plugs, and all the other parts of the complete auto-light electrical system installed as original equipment on so many leading makes of our finest cars, trucks, and tractors.
Top performers. Say, Hylen. Ah, you can be sure of that, Hap. So friends insist on auto-light, original factory parts for your auto-light equipped car. Be sure of top performance. Remember from bumper to tail light, you're always right with auto light.
And now auto light presents Alan in Wonderland, a true story starring Mr. Cornell Wild, hoping once again to keep you in suspense. Judge Gordon Paul Jr. Judge of the Superior Court Office 62, County Building, Greenville, South Carolina.
Your Honor, as attorney for the plaintiff, in the case now before you, I fully realize my absence from court this morning, if so fact-o places mean contempt. I ever, due to the fact that almost had my throat cut, I hope the court will accept this explanation, but we'll keep it in the strictest confidence.
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