Calling All Cars: The Drunken Sailor

by Rio Grande. There's police calling all cars, essential all cars, broadcast 222. Information wanted may be stolen, but in the ash capital A, life car may be found in the Harbor District. High of the firing, what does it mean to you?

That there's been a robbery. That there's a big fire. It can mean anyone of those things. Then remember, when you hear that sound, that Rio Grande cracked gasoline is up there in the front line every minute.

Leading police cars in the attack on battle against fire. Speeding ambulances on errands of mercy in the saving of human life. Well, Dr. Lindsley, that certainly justifies and your federal mestany gasoline. In my humble opinion, Dr.

all we ask is that you do yourself the many a thankful gasoline that you will falcom again to calling on Chief David.

The nation of the United States for the end of the store happened to be on the eve of Armistice Day.

You will be careful, won't you, Raymond? Oh, sure, Mother. Don't worry about me. Have you plenty of money, son? Well, enough to get by on tonight. I won't be spending much time anyway. He's going on a party?

No, I'm just gonna run up to town a while. See, some of the boys from the office. Mm, I don't know why, but I have a sort of feeling that something's going to happen. Why? What could happen, mother?

No, there's so many accidents and everything. Don't worry about me. I'll be okay. It won't bring me home in an ambulance. Don't forget your scarf, Raymond. Oh, I won't need it. Now, you just put that scarf on.