Calling All Cars: Case of the Three Grooved Bullets

Calling all cars, a copyrighted program created by the Rio Grande Oil Company. All cars are just fine. That's young and the sound most expensive. That's all. Emergency cars operated by police and fire departments.

Citizen County keeps accurate cost records of these cars, and it is easy to tell which gasoline gives greater mileage. Emergency cars test gasoline over the same street you know that you travel on. So, when we prove conclusively that more pollution and emergency cars use real-grandy cars than any other gasoline, we have definite proof that this same gasoline will also improve the performance of your car.

You'll get greater speed because real-grandy cars have been chosen for the fastest cars on the highway. You'll get greater power for the most powerful motors made are in the fire engine, that use real-grandy cars gasoline. And you'll get more economic in operation, because cost records of the many cities and counties using Rio Grande Crust prove that

fifth gasoline gives more miles in every gallon. So Rio Grande backed up its bid for your business with tax, not nearly plain. The same gasoline that powers more police and emergency equipment than any other brand will actually improve the performance of your car. Rio Grande's independent dealers in every neighborhood offer you the same crutch gasoline that emergency cars use.

Now our pleasure to present Chief James D. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department. D. Davis. Good evening friends. There is an element of pride in the makeup of every member of your police force.

Pride in a job well done. Every man is eager to be the one who clears up a mysterious case. It is this element which is really responsible for the solutions to baffling crimes, far as you all know that the natural reward of a police officer is certainly not enough to compensate him for the long hours, the nights away from home, and the risks he run every day in his