Calling All Cars: Remote Control Sleuth

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By feet, can he just go? Have black hair, black eyes. Wearing a dark suit. No hat, that's all. The City of Los Angeles again awards a gasoline contract to Rio Grande. This again, but Rio Grande, the Crutch gasoline, gives greater speed, greater power than uncrutch gasoline.

Unless there is something superior about this gasoline, why should it be selected wherever the soul, to power more forty-star firing in another emergency equipment than any other brand. The forty department of low-fangirlic takes pride in the record-breaking field of its radial police car. The Japanese farms remotely cause within a few seconds. As

the speed of these thirty-star returns upon the graphically, naturally, to the city's carefully kept. Oh, believe in brand. You can get the same Rio Grande cracked just for being the cephalate of knowledge to fight at an independent service state in New York.

And you too can enjoy the thrill of police car performance. And now it is our pleasure to bring you Deputy Sheriff Rudolph Key Weber, a fan-law team-founder, who will speak to you from San Francisco.

Good evening. It was with great pleasure. It was with great pleasure that I accepted the request of my chief, Sheriff Harvey O'Dell of San Latino County, to appear as he is represented on tonight's broadcast of Calling Archives.

The case, Sheriff O'Dell has selected from San Latino County files as the most interesting one. At first glance, it would appear to be a clueless crime. Although the murderer was identified by several witnesses, he vanished immediately after he fired the fatal shots.