Calling All Cars: The Phantom Radio

Copyrighted program, created by Rio Grande. Now we'll need a county sheriff on the Coyle Car, Central Law Sheriff's Law, and broadcast 207, guiding a murder at 795, by Neil Court from Hayward. That's all, so good.

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But gasoline that is preferred by thinking motorists throughout the way. Inasmuch as the story we are to hear tonight was taken from the confidential files of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. We have asked the M.B. driver of Alameda County to open our focus.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. In this series of programs, Rio Grande, in its law enforcement work is constantly played in one key, the failure of crime to be a paying proposition. If an individual contemplating a crime, no matter what the motive could know what every law enforcement officer knows, we would have no crime problem. The law-breaker, in his fine