Calling All Cars: The 25th Stamp

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The story we're to hear tonight was taken in the main from facts on file and the Los Angeles Police Department. We have therefore asked Chief of Police James E. Davis to preface our program, Chief Davis.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Sometimes the most dramatic work on the part of the peace officer goes unnoticed by the rank and file of the city's people, simply because that work has not been blazoned and headlined.