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Calling All Cars: I Asked for It
Calling All Cars · August 11, 1938 · 28 min · 5,078 words
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request the most favored public serving gasoline in the west. The eight from our usual custom tonight have asked Chief of Police Training and Davis for Los Angeles to introduce our speaker. Ordinary and etiquette cases which are heard on calling all cars are taken from the files of police departments or sheriff's officers where the crime has occurred.
night, however, our story comes from the memory of the man who spent 17 years behind prison bars, driving most complicably that crime does not pay. I wish to introduce Mr. Roy Gardner. Thank you. He did it. My purpose in coming here tonight is to bear witness to the statement that chief just made regarding the un-profit of the business of a life of crime. I have, during my
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