A Salute to the Law 1934-02-20 (xxx) The Avenging Angel Strikes Again

Summary

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A Salute to the Law (1934-02-20): The Avenging Angel Strikes Again

Podcast: Harold’s Old Time Radio
Host: Harold’s Old Time Radio
Air Date: December 1, 2025 (original broadcast: February 20, 1934)

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Main Theme & Purpose

This episode presents the dramatic conclusion to "The Avenging Angel Strikes Again," a true-to-life crime story adapted for radio. Narrated by Detective Nicholas B. Harris, the story offers a window into the detective work and social issues of 1930s America, while highlighting the dangers of crime and the power of aid and redemption. The tale weaves together family drama, abduction, deception, and the ultimate striving for justice and reconciliation.

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Segment Breakdown and Key Insights

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1. Introduction to the Case (00:38–01:26)

• Narrator briefly sets the scene for Detective Nick Harris, chief of a renowned detective agency, as he introduces the episode’s featured case.
• Detective Harris recaps key events for the audience:
  • Mr. Collins (a wealthy benefactor) wishes to help those wronged and unable to secure justice.
  • The case centers on Jimmy Newton, a 10-year-old who asks Harris to help find his missing father.

Notable quote:

"Tonight I bring you the final chapter of the strange but true story of the Avenging Angel."
— Detective Nick Harris (01:26)

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2. The Newton Investigation Unfolds (01:26–03:56)

• Detective Harris guides Mr. Collins to find Jimmy at school and then to the Newton home, where events quickly escalate:
  • The group witnesses a suspicious car speeding away from the Newton driveway.
  • Discover a woman unconscious inside, initially assumed to be Mrs. Newton, but Jimmy insists he doesn’t know her.
  • Mrs. Newton appears, leading to confusion and suspicion.

Tension-filled exchange:

"I meant to kill her."
— Mrs. Newton, on attacking the mystery woman (04:26)

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3. Complexities of the Crime: Suspects and Motives (03:56–07:03)

• Characters introduced:
  • Lee Coralie, the woman found unconscious.
  • Reicher (the ‘German’), and Ortiz/Philippe (the ‘Mexican’), two shady men previously involved with Mr. Newton, suspected in his disappearance.
• Mrs. Newton recounts her confrontation with Lee:
  • Driven by jealousy and misinformation, Mrs. Newton assaulted Lee, thinking she was stealing her husband.
• Revelation of threats:
  • The men threatened Mrs. Newton, warning her not to seek help or contact her missing husband, or else her son would be harmed.

Insight into the social themes:

"He said if I tried to reach my husband... they'd grab Jimmy and I'd never see him again."
— Mrs. Newton (06:41)

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4. Deceptions Revealed and Emotional Climax (07:03–11:10)

• The men, Reicher and Ortiz, manipulated Lee into delivering personal items to Mr. Newton to make it appear his wife had abandoned him.
• Mrs. Newton’s violent outburst is reconstructed:
  • Lee admits she was misled about Mrs. Newton’s relationship with her husband.
  • Mrs. Newton’s attack—was it attempted murder or a moment of blinded rage?

Raw emotion:

"I wouldn't say stolen, sister. You lost Jim before I ever laid eyes on him."
— Lee Coralie (08:04)

"That's how it was, Mr. Collins. I guess I was crazy for those few minutes."
— Mrs. Newton (08:55)

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5. Reconciliation and Closure (11:10–12:37)

• At the hospital, Lee and Mrs. Newton meet to forgive and move forward. Lee explains she never truly had a relationship with Jim and regrets her role.
• The family is joyfully reunited:
  • Jim Newton returns after receiving Lee’s telegram.
  • The truth is unveiled: Jim’s absence was the result of deception, not infidelity or desertion.
  • Mr. Collins arranges for a mining engineer to help Jim with his claim, symbolizing hope and the restoration of dignity.

Heartfelt moments:

"Can you ever forgive me?"
— Mrs. Newton (10:55)

"If it's all right with you, let's just forget the whole thing and pretend it never happened."
— Lee Coralie (10:58)

"...they might like to, well, kind of get acquainted."
— Lee Coralie, encouraging Jimmy to give his reunited parents privacy (12:16)

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Chronological Timestamps of Key Segments

• 00:38 — Show proper begins; narrative introduction.
• 01:26 — Detective Harris’s recap of the case.
• 03:03 — Mrs. Newton's return, confrontation with Lee Coralie.
• 04:26 — Mrs. Newton confesses to attacking Lee.
• 06:40 — Mrs. Newton reveals she was threatened by suspects.
• 08:01 — Lee's true feelings for Jim and the plan to deceive Mrs. Newton are exposed.
• 08:55 — Mrs. Newton admits guilt and remorse for violence.
• 09:18 — Hospital meeting: reconciliation between Lee and Mrs. Newton.
• 11:14 — Jim Newton’s return; family is reunited.
• 12:37 — Detective Harris concludes the case for listeners.

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Memorable Quotes

• "Tonight I bring you the final chapter of the strange but true story of the Avenging Angel."
  — Detective Nick Harris (01:26)

• "I meant to kill her."
  — Mrs. Newton (04:26)

• "He said if I tried to reach my husband... they'd grab Jimmy and I'd never see him again."
  — Mrs. Newton (06:41)

• "I wouldn't say stolen, sister. You lost Jim before I ever laid eyes on him."
  — Lee Coralie (08:04)

• "If it's all right with you, let's just forget the whole thing and pretend it never happened."
  — Lee Coralie (10:58)

• "...they might like to, well, kind of get acquainted."
  — Lee Coralie (12:16)

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Tone and Style

• The dramatization is classic melodrama, with rapid, emotionally charged exchanges and a focus on moral lessons.
• Detective Harris’s steady, moral-educator tone contrasts with the rawness and vulnerability of Mrs. Newton and Lee Coralie, bringing pathos to the tale of misunderstanding and eventual forgiveness.
• The conclusion emphasizes redemption, the strength of family bonds, and the positive influence of community aid (through Mr. Collins).

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode encapsulates the spirit of “Golden Age” radio drama — a detective story blending suspense, domestic strife, and ultimate reconciliation. Detective Harris and his benefactor Mr. Collins help a fractured family untangle deception spun by criminal associates, leading to tearful forgiveness rather than tragedy. The story, while dramatized with period language, delivers timeless themes of trust, redemption, and the triumph of justice through compassion and tenacity.

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Transcript

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Presenting Detective Nick Harris. In a salute to the law. Ladies and gentlemen, we again bring you Detective Nicholas B. Harris, Chief of the internationally known Los Angeles Detective Agency bearing his name in another dramatized true life story, proving to the youth of today the folly of committing crime. And now back Mr. Harris.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Thank you, Mr. Lake. And good evening everyone. Tonight I bring you the final chapter of the strange but true story of the Avenging Angel. Last week, a wealthy man under the assumed name of Mr. Collins called at my office. Explained that he wished to dedicate his life and fortune in helping others to avenge the wrongs perpetrated upon people who were unable through financial reason to bring the wrongdoers to justice. It so happened that just that day I had received a mysterious phone call asking for help on investigation. The call had been sent by a 10 year old boy, Jimmy Newton, asking me to locate his father, his mother. Mrs. Newton refused all information concerning the disappearance of her husband because she had been silenced by the men who were holding her. Mr. Collins and I then located this Jimmy at school. He told how his father had been working the mining claim and had been carried off by some men in the car with an Arizona license. Picked him up then to the school and took him in our car and took him to the Newton home. And as we approached that home, we saw a car shoot out of the driveway and turn the corner to great speed. Tried to follow the car, was lost in traffic. Returning to the house, we found the door locked. And looking through the window, we saw the body of a woman lying on the floor. Thinking that this was Mrs. Newton and that she had been murdered, I broke the glass in the front draw window. And enter. To our great surprise, Jimmy claimed that the woman lying on the floor was not his mother. That he had never seen her before. And just then, this strange woman regained consciousness. We heard a noise in the next room. The door opened.

[Mr. Collins]

Mom.

[Jimmy Newton]

What?

[Mr. Collins]

Jimmy, is that your mother in the doorway?

[Jimmy Newton]

Sure it is. But gee, mom, what happened?

[Mrs. Newton]

Never mind now, Jimmy. I'll send you later.

[Mr. Collins]

So You're Jimmy's mother, Mrs. Newton?

[Mrs. Newton]

Who are you?

[Jimmy Newton]

He's Mr. Collins, Mom.

[Mr. Collins]

Yes, Mrs. Newton, Mr. Harris and I came to help you, if possible.

[Jimmy Newton]

Jimmy, have you been talking?

[Lee Coralie]

Sure, Mom.

[Mrs. Newton]

They're going to help us first.

[Mr. Collins]

Mrs. Newton, who is this woman in the davenport?

[Mrs. Newton]

Her name is Lee Coralie.

[Mr. Collins]

Why did she scream and faint when she saw you in the doorway?

[Mrs. Newton]

She was scared, I guess.

[Jimmy Newton]

Mr. Harris went to the drugstore. Mom, the phone for an ambulance.

[Mr. Collins]

I don't think she's seriously hurt, Mrs. Newton.

[Mrs. Newton]

Oh, I'm glad. I. I thought I killed her.

[Jimmy Newton]

Who's that in the other car, Mom?

[Mrs. Newton]

What other car?

[Jimmy Newton]

The one that threw out of our driveway just before we got here.

[Mrs. Newton]

I don't know, Jimmy. I. I don't know anything about it.

[Jimmy Newton]

But, gee, mom, didn't you see the car?

[Mrs. Newton]

No, I didn't.

[Jimmy Newton]

That's funny. Did she come in that car?

Jimmy, please.

[Mrs. Newton]

Mother doesn't want to talk about it.

[Mr. Collins]

Jimmy, will you go outside and see if Mr. Harris is coming back?

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Sure.

[Jimmy Newton]

I'll go right now.

[Mr. Collins]

Please forgive me, Mrs. Newton, when I say I'm your friend and that I only want to help you.

[Lee Coralie]

But why should you?

[Detective Nick Harris]

Because.

[Mr. Collins]

Well, just to repay others who helped me when I needed a friend.

[Mrs. Newton]

It sounds mighty queer to me, but maybe you are on the level. All right. Only I don't know anything you can do.

[Mr. Collins]

Mr. Harris and I are going to help you find your husband. But you must help too, Mrs. Newton, by telling us everything that's happened.

[Mrs. Newton]

All right. All right, I'll tell you.

[Mr. Collins]

What about this other woman, Cora Lee? Who beat her up?

[Mrs. Newton]

I did.

[Detective Nick Harris]

You?

[Mrs. Newton]

Yes, I did. I meant to kill her.

[Mr. Collins]

Why, Mrs. Newton? Why did you want to kill her?

[Mrs. Newton]

When she told me about Jim, oh, then everything just went black and. Oh, look, look. She's coming too.

[Mr. Collins]

That's right.

[Mrs. Newton]

Listen, I'll go out in the kitchen and Pete will get her away.

[Mr. Collins]

Maybe that's best.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Oh, take it easy.

[Mr. Collins]

Take it easy.

[Jimmy Newton]

Where is she? Don't want to hit me again.

[Mr. Collins]

Mrs. Newton is gone. There's nothing to be afraid of now, monsieur.

[Jimmy Newton]

Where's Emile? Where's Philippe?

[Mr. Collins]

Emile?

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Philippe.

[Jimmy Newton]

Yes, Emile. Right here.

[Mrs. Newton]

And Philippe Ortiz.

[Lee Coralie]

Where are they?

[Mr. Collins]

Men who brought you here?

[Mrs. Newton]

Yeah, sure, sure, they brought me here.

[Lee Coralie]

They were gonna take me back to Jim. They haven't gone, have they?

[Mr. Collins]

Yes, I'm afraid they have.

[Lee Coralie]

Why, that dirty rat.

[Mrs. Newton]

Say.

[Lee Coralie]

Say, who are you?

[Mrs. Newton]

I never saw you before.

[Lee Coralie]

How did you know my name?

[Mr. Collins]

Collins is my name. I was sent out on this case.

[Lee Coralie]

What do you mean, sent out on this case? Who sent you?

[Jimmy Newton]

Mr. Harris is back, Mr. Collins. The ambulance is coming soon.

[Lee Coralie]

Ambulance?

[Mr. Collins]

For you, Miss Lee, to take you to the hospital.

[Lee Coralie]

I don't want to go to any Hospital.

[Mrs. Newton]

Please, Ms. Lee, don't make a noise.

[Lee Coralie]

No, not me. I'm not going to a hospital. I'll run away.

[Mr. Collins]

You see? Now, don't be foolish. You want to get well, don't you?

[Mrs. Newton]

Oh, yeah, sure.

[Mr. Collins]

Then go to the hospital. There's nothing to be afraid of. You'll be treated with kindness and consideration. I promise you that.

[Mrs. Newton]

Yeah, yeah, but.

[Jimmy Newton]

Maybe.

[Lee Coralie]

But I got no money to pay for a hospital.

[Mr. Collins]

That'll all be taken care of.

[Lee Coralie]

How do you know?

[Mr. Collins]

Never mind. Now. Just go to the hospital and get well. That's all you have to think about.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Well, if that wasn't Jimmy's mother, who was it, Cullen?

[Mr. Collins]

My name's Lee corally.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Ms. Or Mrs. Ms.

[Mr. Collins]

I think. Just after you left, Jimmy's mother showed up.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Yeah. Go on.

[Mr. Collins]

Yes, and it was Jimmy's mother, Mrs. Newton, who beat up Ms. Lee.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Did she give any reason for it?

[Mr. Collins]

No, but she promised to tell me everything. Look, Harris, would you have time to take Jimmy with you and bring him back later? I think Jimmy's mother will talk more freely to me if Jimmy isn't around.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Yeah, I think that's a good idea. So I'll do that. Hey, Jimmy.

[Mr. Collins]

Did you tell Mrs. Newton that these two men kidnapped your husband?

[Mrs. Newton]

Well, I. I don't know for sure whether Jim went with him willingly or was forced to go. But after Jim was in the car, one of the men sent me, the one with a German accent. He called me to the back door and threatened me.

[Mr. Collins]

Threatened you?

[Mrs. Newton]

Well, he said if I tried to reach my husband or told anyone about his being gone, why, they'd grab Jimmy and I'd never see him again.

[Mr. Collins]

Had you known these men before? Yes.

[Mrs. Newton]

I saw them once when they. When they were both working for my husband on his claim near Mojave. That was over a year ago.

[Mr. Collins]

Your husband still had faith in this claim?

[Jimmy Newton]

Oh, yes.

[Mr. Collins]

Mr. Collins, do you suppose this German and Mexican were scheming to get your husband's claim away from him?

[Mrs. Newton]

Maybe they were. I don't know. Still, I couldn't figure out why Jim would go away and stay away without even letting us hear from him. Until the two men came here again today with that woman who calls herself Coraline.

[Mr. Collins]

What happened then?

[Mrs. Newton]

Well, I let them in and I asked about Jim, and the German Reicher answered.

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Your husband is good at help, Van Newton.

[Detective Nick Harris]

Si, signora. Only he don't want he should see you no more.

[Mrs. Newton]

Jim. Jim doesn't want to see me.

[Jimmy Newton]

What do you mean?

[Detective Nick Harris]

For you, senora, he is what you say?

[Jimmy Newton]

Washed up. What?

[Mrs. Newton]

Oh.

[Jimmy Newton]

Oh, he couldn't be.

[Mr. Collins]

No.

[Lee Coralie]

Well, Jim told me differently, but.

[Mrs. Newton]

Who are you?

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

This is frulein. I mean, Ms. Lee Von Newton. Miss Cora Lee.

[Mrs. Newton]

Jim told you? Jim talked to you about me?

[Lee Coralie]

Oh, sure, Plenty. But I wanted to see for myself. Main thing I came for though, is Jim sings.

[Mrs. Newton]

Jim stings.

[Lee Coralie]

Yeah. You know his personal belongings? Said they were all in one closet. Did you bring in those suitcases, boys?

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Yeah, they're in the car. Come on, Philippe, and help me get them.

[Mrs. Newton]

So. So you've stolen my Jim away from me.

[Lee Coralie]

I wouldn't say stolen, sister. You lost Jim before I ever laid eyes on him. I'm sorry for you, but I. How a little shrimp like you could expect to hold a he. Man like Jim Newton is more than I can.

[Jimmy Newton]

Well, you'll see.

[Mrs. Newton]

Little shrimp, am I? You'll see.

[Jimmy Newton]

You'll find out. Put down that poker. Oh, please. Please don't hit me. I'll kill you. I'll be so pleased. I'll not beat you. You're father. Miserable little. There is she.

[Narrator / Radio Host]

Santa Maria, what has happened?

[Mr. Collins]

There's Cora.

[Mrs. Newton]

There in the corner on the floor.

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Himmel. Cora's dead. You've killed her.

[Jimmy Newton]

I hope so. Come on, Motifa. Getting out of here. Oh. Oh. What got into me? What did I do that for?

[Mrs. Newton]

Oh, even if she did take Jim away from me.

[Jimmy Newton]

Oh, how can I do a thing.

[Mrs. Newton]

Like that by It.

[Jimmy Newton]

It's murder, I tell you. It's murder.

[Mrs. Newton]

That's how it was, Mr. Collins. I guess I was crazy for those few minutes.

[Mr. Collins]

Will you go with me tomorrow to the hospital and see Coralie?

[Lee Coralie]

Yes.

[Mrs. Newton]

Yes, I'll go with you, Mr. Collins.

[Mr. Collins]

Well, good afternoon, Miss Lee.

[Lee Coralie]

Oh, good afternoon, Mr. Collins. I'm sure glad you brought Mrs. Newton.

[Jimmy Newton]

Hello, Ma.

Jimmy.

[Mrs. Newton]

Well, I thought you were at school. What are you doing here?

[Jimmy Newton]

Mr. Collins brought me, Mom. He said Mr. Lee wanted to see me. He bought me these flowers, too, to bring to her. Look, Mom.

[Lee Coralie]

Aren't they lovely? They're the nicest flowers I've ever had from anybody. Jimmy and I have been having a nice visit, haven't we, Jimmy?

[Jimmy Newton]

Swell.

[Lee Coralie]

Now, look, Jimmy, we'll have lots more visits. But would you wait outside now while I talk with your mother and Mr. Collins?

[Jimmy Newton]

Sure, Miss Lee.

[Lee Coralie]

Now, look, Mrs. Newton, please let's not say anything about what happened yesterday. I had it coming but it wasn't all my fault. They lied to me, Riker and Ortiz. About how things were between you and your husband. And I never knew anything about Jimmy.

[Mr. Collins]

You'd better tell Mrs. Newton the whole story.

[Mrs. Newton]

I want to.

[Lee Coralie]

Well, I did like Jim. I was crazy about him, but he never gave me a tumble. So Riker suggested that if you send his things out to him with word that you were through. Well, I mean, if we brought them and told Jim that, why, then maybe I'd have a chance. But I know now that I never would have had you.

[Mrs. Newton]

You've seen Jim these last six weeks? Yeah.

[Lee Coralie]

In that new Discovery camp 90 miles from the railroad north of Kingman. I was running a boarding house there. That's how I met your husband and his partners, Riker and Ortiz.

[Mrs. Newton]

But why didn't Jim write me? Oh, but he did.

[Lee Coralie]

But he trusted Riker to mail the letters instead. Riker burnt them. I never realized until yesterday what Riker intended doing. And last night, after the doctor attended me, why, I got to thinking about the risks Jim was running being mixed up with those two men. And I knew he had an over to sell out his interest in the mine. And so Mr. Collins helped me send a wire to Jim advising him to take the offer and get back here.

[Mrs. Newton]

As soon as he could.

[Lee Coralie]

We sent it in care of the sheriff, and so we knew it'll reach him. Why, Mr. Harris fixed that.

[Mrs. Newton]

Oh, thank you. Can you ever forgive me?

[Lee Coralie]

Now, listen, Mrs. Newton, I'm the one that needs forgiven. But if it's all right with you, let's just forget the whole thing and pretend it never happened. Now, can't we do that?

[Mrs. Newton]

Of course, if you're willing to.

[Jimmy Newton]

Mom, Mom, Dad's here.

[Mrs. Newton]

Your father?

[Jimmy Newton]

Oh, he's here?

[Lee Coralie]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Newton]

Can I bring him in?

[Lee Coralie]

Ms. Lee?

[Jimmy Newton]

Can I?

[Lee Coralie]

Sure, Jimmy, bring him in.

[Jimmy Newton]

Oh, Jim, honey.

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Gosh, I'm sure glad to see you and Jim again.

[Mrs. Newton]

Oh, Jim, darling.

[Jimmy Newton]

Now, now, I'm so glad to see you.

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

You'll have to kind excuse my wife, folks. She cries easy, always has. And we haven't seen each other for quite a while. But, Cora, what happened to you? What put you in the hospital?

[Lee Coralie]

Oh, a little accident, Jim. Nothing serious. I'll be back tossing flapjacks within 10 days at the latest, the doctor says. Did you get my wire?

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Yes, and I got the money too, for my interest. Thanks a lot. I guess you've met my wife.

[Lee Coralie]

Sure, we've met. But you haven't met Mr. Collins.

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Well, I'm sure glad to meet you, Mr. Collins.

[Mr. Collins]

I'm glad to meet you, Mr. Newton. You won't mind my having a mining engineer make a report on that claim of yours?

[Narrator / Radio Host]

Mine?

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Say, that's what I've been trying to do for years. Only I've never had enough money to hire a good one.

[Mr. Collins]

Well, now Look, I think Ms. Lee is had enough company for one day. Sure.

[Philippe / Supporting Male Character]

Come on, everybody.

[Mrs. Newton]

Goodbye, Cora. Thanks for everything. We'll see you tomorrow.

[Lee Coralie]

Goodbye, Mrs. Newton. Hey, Jimmy.

[Jimmy Newton]

Yes, Ms. Lee?

[Lee Coralie]

Would you do me a favor?

[Jimmy Newton]

Sure, Ms. Lee.

[Lee Coralie]

Stay and talk to me for a while. You know, Jimmy, your parents haven't seen each other for quite some time and they might like to, well, kind of get acquainted.

[Jimmy Newton]

Why, I'd love to.

[Detective Nick Harris]

And so, ladies and gentlemen, ends the story that I have entitled the Avenging angel strikes again.

[Narrator / Radio Host]

Thank you, Mr. Harris. Ladies and gentlemen, you have just heard the concluding chapter of a true to life story brought to you by Detective Nicholas B. Harris, internationally famous Los Angeles criminologist and chief of the detective agency bearing his name. Although this was a true story, fictitious names and places have been used throughout this narrative. The story was dramatized for radio presentation by Ralph Burchard and as a Carolyn Caro production. Those participating in the radio drama were Dorothy Wade C. Andre Falk, Bob Poulton, Carolyn Caro, Calvin Ellison and Charles E. Bender. And now may we call your attention to a new series of crime prevention program featuring Detective Harris entitled How Detectives Work. This new series is heard each Sunday afternoon over this Same station at 12:30pm all the scientific methods used in modern day crime prevention are explained by Mr. Harris. Remember the time 12:30, the station KECA and the program How Detectives Work featuring Detective Nicholas B. Harris. Next Tuesday the Nick Harris program will be heard at its radio regular time 8:15. Remember next Tuesday night at 8:15 another salute to the law presented by Detective Nicholas B. Harris.

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