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Calling All Cars: Nitroglycerin Parson
Calling All Cars · August 1, 1934 · 30 min · 4,839 words
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The department door, safe-blown monitroglycerin, this may be the same of those in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and San Francisco, or the safe-tracking job.
Pick up all suspicious characters, that's all, rules and quits. Judge gasoline's out. Is it sufficient for you to demand gasoline
that delivers only better mileage, or merely quick-starting, or just power? You should demand police car performance. Quality and many more, lies that a police car is required to give seven times the defendable service that you demand from your own car. The average, low-angle police car, for example, travels an average of 78,840 miles per year. What a test for gasoline. Cracked gasoline fulfills
these rigid requirements. For in the great southwest, if powers no police cars, fire engines, ambulances, and other equipment than all other brands combined. When you next buy gasoline, car performance for your car, and that means real brand-like crack with cepra effom, time to present Keith Gainey Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department.
But unfortunately, Keith Davis has not been able to appear for the listen of this program, but we shall hear him here from him at the close of the program. present the Knights of Littleton's party.
1918, the Year of the Law. Across the nation spreads the hiscariotism that sends farmer and mechanics, capitalists and worker, believer in unbeliever, bringing into our drabs, clamping down the main street to the nation to the major of the starting march.
In a little white church in San Diego, the Reverend Herbert Wilton also hears the distant strains patriotic music. He was a call to serve his fellowmen at the front. In a stirring farewell, he promised his parents that he would care for their poison war as he had cared for them.
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