This Is Your FBI: Fiesta Fugitives

The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents This is your FBI This is your FBI The Official Broadcast from the Files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation present a transcribed as a public Service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community A-H-O. A-H-O. Do you live in your own home? If so, it will pay you to remember those three letters A-H-O.

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If you'd like to make that homeowner's dream come true, please listen carefully in about 11 minutes. for full information on the Equitable AHO plan. Tonight, the subject of our FBI file armed robbery, its title, the Estafugitive.

After decades of being referred to as cops, flat feet, bulls, and many other uncomplimentary names, law enforcement officers today are regarded as members of a highly respected profession. Cases which a few years ago would have remained mysteries.

are now solved through the use of the scientific crime laboratory, the basic improvement in personnel, and the specialized training law enforcement officers throughout the nation receive. The policeman of years gone by would hardly recognize today's FBI special agents as they go about their jobs. The only familiar element would be hard work. Despite technical

blades and increased knowledge. Today's law enforcement officer must still contribute labor. The relentless hour after hour effort, for which there is no substitute. Tonight's FBI file opens on the streets of a southern Gulf Coast city. It is the Easter time and an every sight-street-people dance in gay costumes. Certain streets are closed to traffic and block