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At all. The night case tells of the activities of a Los Angeles Police Department. And it certainly is an active department with nearly a thousand police cars, ambulances, motorcycles and other motorized emergency equipment in almost continuous use.

All these engines operate on Rio Grande de Crac's gasoline exclusively. Add to this huge fleet the number of emergency cars operated by Opens, Bertley, Maricopa County, Arizona, and the many other cities and counties using Rio Grande de Crac's and you easily see that many millions of gallons of this gasoline are used in

government and law enforcement work. The two-ray purchases of this huge quantity are made as a result of careful tests of all available grams of gasoline. And it is convincing proof of the superiority of Rio Grande de Cratch gasoline of these many consents, or awarded year after year to this company.

Rio Grande de Cratch's powerlily points to the undeniable facts that more police than emergency cars are part of Rio Grande de Cratch's gasoline, wherever it is sold than any other brand, as proof that you cannot buy a finer or more efficient gasoline for your car than Rio Grande de Crac, a gasoline that gives you police car performance.

And now it is our pleasure to present Chief James E. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department, Chief Davis. Good evening, friends. Two weeks ago tonight on this program, I urge the adoption of Universal Fingerprinting, not only as an age of law enforcement agencies, but also as a protection to the law abiding citizen.