Calling All Cars: Rhythm of the Jute Mill

All cars, the program created by the Rio Grande oil company from confidential police files. Open police calling all cars, attention all cars broadcast 70, regarding a murder, and that's all. We're calling the car, and now it's passing from town 4 to 3.

All right, that's all, let's go. All right, what a lot of peps, the whole car is a lot of peps. Hey, it's a different car since we've been using that rear-grandy crack gasoline. Oh, it's the city change gasoline, I didn't know.

No, you'd know the difference is you're driving police cars regularly. All the drivers are nuts about this new gasoline. It's fast so fast. And look how it accelerates. Hey, I never got speed like this with the old gasoline.

Well, there's hills, oh yeah. All the old police cars using rear-grandy gasoline now? Yep. New city orders. All police cars, all fire engines, all emergency equipment. They've all switched to Rio Grande crack. The birthday police and fire departments are using Rio Grande too.

You know, it looks like all the cities are using it. I hear that Los Angeles police cars are using it for the third consecutive year now. And no wonder. Look how he breathes up that hill. In high, all the way.

I'd have been in second gear with that old gasoline. Rio Grande sure got the power. Hey, I can feel it ever. You suppose Rio Grande makes a special gasoline for a police car? No, no, it's the same gasoline you get from their independent dealers.

You know, I'm using it now in the family bus, and I'm getting wonderful results. Just drive into any service station that advertises real brandy crack gasoline, and you'll get the same gasoline that these police cars use.