Radio Patrol

And now the Mole Mystery Theater, presented by MOLLE. The heavier brushless shading crane for tender skin. Good evening. This is Jeffrey Barnes, welcoming you to the Mole Mystery Theater, a program that presents the best in mystery and detective fiction.

Trites Play is a modern, hard-boiled detective adventure by Leslie T. White entitled Radio Patrol. One of your popular young radio stars, Richard Coopin, will be heard in the leading role. Radio Patrol is the story of a young police officer nicknamed Lucky, who discovers himself in a dilemma where he must apparently let an innocent man hang

or see his entire career ruin. The same as to Barnes before the man in our audience learn all about Lucky, here's a word of advice inspired by Mr. Unlucky, the man who suffers from shaving tough whiskers.

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So you shave faster, closer, easier, and you shave painlessly with mole. The heavier brushless shaving cream for heavy beards. Try it. Mole. Now for tonight's Mollay Mystery, starring Richard Coogan. Radio Patrol. It was a Wednesday when the fun or trouble according to how you look at it started.