Calling All Cars: Crime Does Not Pay

The presentation of the Rio Grande Oil Company. Open please calling all cars, attention all cars, broadcast 59. Regarding a murder, the Roman William Corley was found shot in the back a few moments ago. Respects unknown, that's all.

Tonight Rio Grande makes a sensational new offer. A free gift for everyone who listens to calling all cars. Hold the tail at the end of this program. Are you having trouble starting your car these cold mornings?

Then, by the fastest starting gasoline on the market, we all grant it quacks gasoline. The cracking process loses extra energy out of the fly-shindo-action at your first step on the starter. And then you've got power, more power than you need, power that protects you against driving emergency.

That's what police car performance means. And that's why more police cars in California and Arizona use Rio Grande cracked gasoline than any other brand. Why don't you enjoy police car performance in your car? It costs no more.

And remember, at the end of this program, Rio Grande offers you a gift, three. And now, it is with great pleasure that we take you to San Francisco, where you will hear from Bodie Roman, chief of the open police department.

Take it away, San Francisco. Good evening. Our case tonight directs your attention to the vital problem of juvenile delinquency, one of the most important forces with which police officers are to face.

A large part of the crime prevention activities of your police departments is concerned with juvenile work to prevent potential criminals from becoming actual ones. this concerted effort of your police are powerful factors. First, the natural restlessness of the juvenile adolescent. Second, the present economic situation, which makes it almost impossible for the youth to find work when the lack of funds or of interest separates him from his