Calling All Cars: One Way Ride

The presentation of the Rio Grande Oil Company. The Lizz Lee, Coyo, Coyo, and the National Coyo, and the Guardian, were the men found in the Coos Highway in the year after. Ladies and gentlemen, to present, John Moore, lovely President of the New Star,

who will play the part of Christine McSrigen in tonight's dramatization. All for please, who welcome back to calling all cars microphone, he, James E. Davis, of the Los Angeles Police Department. Be safe, evening friends.

I am happy to be back home once more after my attendance at the police chief's convention in Washington, DC and in Pasadena. Tonight, I am bringing you the story of a type of crime which we, peace officers, so this past becoming, never to be repeated history.

I refer to the rocket murders. Conditions constantly change. Fortunately, the conditions under which racketeers and gangs to slurs are now unprofitable. It is our pledge to you, the public, and our undying efforts are directed toward the extinction of crime through its intelligence prevention.

This includes many complicated factors we have over a period of years, been slowly building up, and finally perfected, will inform us in advance on what day and at what place to anticipate a burglary, robbery, or other holdup.

When we have finally accomplished this tremendous task of record indication of prime expression, our job will be relatively simple. We will be on the scene of the crime before the criminals then fell. Tonight's story has, I feel, the elements of a fictional detective story, yet it all happened.

It is all true. The records of it exist in our files in the record department. Only the names have been changed out of courtesy to innocent people who might be injured or embarrassed by the broadcasting of him.