Calling All Cars: Woman with the Stone Heart

The copyrighted program created by the Rio Grande oil company. Los Angeles police calling all cars, attention to all cars broadcast 134. On the New Hall grade, a dead body in a truck. In a trunk, that's all, Rosin Quest.

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powerful emergency engines adds no extra cost. Then when a siren screams and when a police car roars past, you will thrill with the knowledge that whenever an emergency arises, you can get the police car performance from your own car. Now it is our pleasure to present Chief James E. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department,

Chief David, good evening friends. The case you were about to hear dramatized differs from the average police case in that we had no inkling of a missing person or the fact that a crime had been committed until the murder confessed.