Calling All Cars: Highlights of 1934

calling all cars of real branded presentation what's going on card attention all car broadcast fifty eight stand by for a few proceeding broadcast coming murdered bankhold up and dynamite that's all the police officers cruising about their territory tonight in a radio patrol car how was their guest a record getting finished and information for the next process of calling all

cars That's the name. It's sure good to see the new year come in. 1934 wasn't such a good year for us all. Not for all of us, maybe, but so far as Rio Grande was concerned, 1934 was a splendid year.

You mean to tell me that you sold more of that Rio Grande crack gasoline last year? Well, this did most companies are losing this. Oh, no, sorry. Crack gasoline sales have been growing month after month.

We've more than doubled ourselves. When did you get a mighty fine gasoline? No question about that. We wouldn't be using Rio Grande, cracking our police cars if it wasn't the finest of the city goodbye.

These cars in California and Arizona using Rio Grande to marry other gasoline. You know, most of our business comes from new customers. More than a risk, we want to get police car performance in their cars.

I imagine that calling all cars a radio program creates a lot of new customers for you. Yes, that's right. Nearly every listener is driven into a real grandly station to try crack gasoline, and they stick with us.

Rio Grande has a mighty loyal following, and the company tries to share its appreciation by giving better broadcasts every week. It is a special program on the night. Let's listen to it. During the year just past, you have heard broadcast on this program many cases from the police files of Oakland, San Jose, San Diego, Tucson, and other western cities as well as