Calling All Cars: Let the Sucker Pay

Well, the rest of the young men, about 25 years of age, wait about one hundred forty-four years, well, I don't know, slight accent, more of a passing word than Jack. Evening, ladies and gentlemen, the exciting and positive duties of your police and fire departments demand that the automotive equipment they use deliver sparkling, dependable performance.

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at all Rio Grande station. Tonight Chief Jaynes E. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department at his personal representative, Captain Burke Wallach, head of the homicide squad, who has a personal message for you. Captain Wallach.

Good evening, friends. It is the desire of Chief of Police James E. Davis to give the citizens enjoying these true police dramas diversified programs. Therefore, tonight, you will hear no machine guns or revolvers. will instead hear of a different type of criminal from the more spectacular enemies of society who break the law with guns, knives, and nitrogen.