Calling All Cars: Undercover Woman

a presentation of the Rio Grande Oil Company. The government believes going all cars, sent in all cars broadcast 67 regarding your murder, mad server, under covalence for the night I got it's squad found there this morning.

That's all. Oh, the first. Oh, the second, calling all cars, you know what, that means about me where bring them power and get a garble. That's a fucking free and you know Hey, sir, let me have one of those stolen old cars news about Mae West's stories.

You're free, isn't it, sir? Here you are. Thank you. Some again? Well, now that I'm here, you might as well give me some of the best gasoline as well. That's Rio Grande Track. The gasoline that gives your car police car performance.

Yeah, you fellas are getting a lot of that police car business, aren't you? I hear Rio Grande has the contract to supply six big cities now. I don't know exactly how many cities specify it now, but I do know that wherever it's sold, more police cars, ambulances, fire engines, and emergency equipment use real Grandi Krex

than any other brand. Where have I heard that before? You've heard it for years. Today it's more true than ever. Yes, sir. You're using the same Rio Grande Krex gasoline with tetraethyl that our city police cars One more will present Keith James G. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department, Keith Davis.

Good evening friends. In the police stories I have brought you from our confidential files in the past, you have become acquainted with the activities of the uniformed men and the detected force. There is another and very important group of operators whose identities remain anonymous, who carry no badges, but whose work is of great importance in the complex task of policing