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Calling All Cars: The Rope Bound Trunk
Calling All Cars · March 31, 1939 · 32 min · 4,792 words
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Rio Grande de Crac, since they demand for emergency driving under. They lie on the word of the men who drive your police, and other must get their automobiles. No gasoline equals Rio Grande de Crac, when it comes to quick getaway, immediate acceleration, maximum power and speed, and mileage.
It's a fact, not just worth it, that more emergency cars are powered by this better gasoline wherever it is sold than any other brand. No, your automobile has to give you by tanking up with Rio Grande de Crac, the most highly recommended gasoline sold in the West, which tonight taken from the confidential files of the Cuyatoc de San Joaquin County.
We have therefore asked Cuyatoc Martin Antro to prepare the foreword for our program. Tonight's story is one that was enacted in the town of Stocksen many years ago. It was a cleverly planned crime and one which took many hours and days of continuous work to break. Modern police methods have made the work of the law enforcement of no
improvement in methods could ever make a peace officer more relentless in the pursuit of a criminal. It's the beauty of the law enforcement officer to prove that crime is a losing game and no matter how clever a criminal thinks that the woman whose story you're about to hear it's a law out of the March 24th 1906 two baggage
The men in point of the southern Pacific Railway of Stalkton, California were returning to the way the incoming mayor. Well, that's where the mail is going over. Just a minute, man. I pull the trunk off the tail.
What's the matter, Al? You have the saw? No, I'm not getting the saw. Father, it'll look you could have seen for yourself this plain thing weighs 225 pounds, yeah? Sure. Whoever belongs to this front must have filled it with anvil.
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