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Calling All Cars: The General Kills at Dawn

Calling All Cars · December 14, 1937 · 32 min · 4,868 words

The transcript of “The General Kills at Dawn”, an episode of Calling All Cars first broadcast December 14, 1937. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Search inside this transcript.

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Fortunately, you're in no such predicament, but friends, the life of your motor is at stake. And it's up to you. You can send it to a premature death by forcing it to use in theory of both of your own, or you can add to its life span and usefulness by always getting it a diet of real, brand-lit

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They are on record as specifying real brand new cracks because they have proved that real brand new cracks deliver quicker starting. That unit celebration, we can reserve power and speed and more miles for the taxpayers money.

Drive in to the red and white real brand station in your neighborhood tomorrow morning. Take a board of tanks full of this finer muckapule and begin getting in your car the same police car performance that has made real brand the crack the most mighty and dark gasoline in the west real brand the appreciates the cooperation of law enforcement agencies in making

possible the series of programs by opening to us the confidential files of their department we have therefore asked he's James D. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department to prepare a foreword for our program he's David Good evening, friend. I can best practice this program by quoting the words of Captain Edward Kippen of our local narcotic division. He says, I wish I had time in the facilities to impress upon

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