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official police japanese. The fuel that powers more police cars, ambulances, fire engines, and motorcycles in southern California and Arizona than all other brands combined with departments, whose whose cooperation these programs have brought to you has a message for you. Unfortunately, the general public knows all too little about the descendants'

south, especially if he is each day by the police of our large population centers, such as Los Angeles. The public learns through the plats and by radios, off but a few of the intricate workings of a large body of men and women whose duty and responsibility it is to enforce the laws and protect our citizens against the laws or injury of persons and property.

The dramatic and sensational witness usually incidences to criminal cases naturally attracted the Great Eelop public attention. It is therefore fair and almost in the necessities for all persons giving information concerning the work of our law enforcement agencies to stress the fact that cases given wide publicity constitutes but a small fraction of the work done by your police department.

The story I have chosen for you tonight illustrates how necessary it is for our men to be trained and experienced, intuitive and alert in the investigation of crimes. Particularly those who have a few clues to the identity of the First and Committee of them are available for the police to work upon.

The crime we are to portray for you tonight was one of the most brutal and cold-blooded in the history of our local police work. The man would conceive it worked carefully and almost successfully in building up an unbeatable alibi.

The man who actually committed the crime as a tool of a man who planned it was by circumstances far removed from any suspicion and might have evaded justice were it not for the intelligent manner in which the case was handled.