Calling All Cars: The Hightower Case

program created by the Rio Grande Oil Company. The Oil Car is sent to the Oil Car, calling San Mateo County Sheriff's Car, broadcast 78, by the Patrick Hestwin of the Colm of Paris, you're missing.

Oil Car is the only one to look out for this man. That's tonight, Rio Grande presents an outstanding Northern California Police Case. And this is an opportune time for Rio Grande to express appreciation to Northern California motorists, or their enthusiastic reception of cracked gasoline.

Only nine months have passed since cracked gasoline was first introduced in Northern California. Yet in Northern California alone, it has been necessary for Rio Grande to build 19 new gasoline wholesale distributing plans to supply the demand.

Sales and distribution have made spectacular increases. Thousands of motorists curious to know what Rio Grande's exclusive cracking process does to gasoline have experienced the thrill of police car performance in their own car. And now ordinary gasoline failed to satisfy them.

Among these many thousands of new users, Rio Grande has proud to list many of the leading cities in Northern California, which have officially adopted the same cracked gasoline specified by so many cities and counties, wherever Rio Grande Quack's gasoline is marketed.

Today it is more true than ever before, that wherever it is so Rio Grande Quack's gasoline powers more police cars, fire engines, ambulances, and other emergency equipment than any other brands. And now it is all pleasure to introduce Kenneth James J. McGrath of San Mateo County who will speak to you from the studios of station KFRC in San Francisco.

Kenneth McGrath. Ladies and gentlemen, one of cooperation here in the San Francisco Bay District. These are so close to enforcement officers pure about to here. Once we have the suspect in custody,