Calling All Cars: Youth Rides Rough

Yes, we deserve to mess with credit for speeding up our legends because Rio Grande Quackenacine has something that you can't get in any other gasoline that's marked. It's the only gasoline you can buy that's made for the famous thin-player quacking process.

Thin-player refining engineers have spent millions of dollars and years of research in perfecting this process. Rio Grande's new refinery is one of the finest quacking plants in America. What does cracking mean? For many gas means are so slow and sluggish that they do not burn completely, causing decided power losses.

Rio Grande's cracking process breaks up the gasoline into tiny, lively molecules that are easily vaporized, easily ignited and completely burned. All the energy can be used. That's why there is more power in every drop.

That's why more police cars use Rio Grande cracks than any other brand, wherever it is sold. That's why every move who will try Rio Grande de Tres Gefalín will get the thrill of police car performance in his own car.

Moir is our pleasure to present Chief Genzi Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department of Being Friends to the sentimental talk, such as his uttered in great volumes at this graduation time of a year about youth and its opportunities.

of what is said most of it in fact is sincere. But too often the young man or young woman, believing literally that the world is theirs, faces bitter disappointment when he goes forth from his college or school walls to face reality.

Yet youth must be served. The training of our youth is the serious challenge to the older generation. It cannot pass this responsibility. It lies squarely in the first instance at home. The boy or girl who has had unfavorable home environment and unsympathetic treatment from those he should love and respect is a boy or girl who has already traveled a long way along the road to delinquency and crime.