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that's all rose and close America deserves it home to live in trailers on the open road. Once again, the country echoes to the rumble of the covered wagon. And from one of these modern gypsies comes a letter, addressed to calling all cars.

Six months ago, I gave up the idea of getting a new car, bought a trailer instead, and gave up my home to live on wheels. Every day, I'm on the road, a different town, nearly every night.

There was only one objection to my idyllic new life. My own car lacked the power to pull the heavy trailer when we came to hills. and the slightest grade reduced me to warring along in second gear.

I've tried every gasoline sold in the West. None made any difference until I tried Rio Grande Crag. I don't understand this patented cracking process you advertise, but I'll gladly testify that Rio Grande Crag gasoline has actually increased the power of my car.

It hardly seems possible, but my trailer and I hit the hills on high now. Rio Grande Crag gasoline has made all the difference in the world. That letter is from Carl Hale Dixon, trailer tourist whose temporary address is 1,000 North Curzon Avenue Los Angeles.

His enthusiastic letter proves again from a new angle that Rio Grande Cracked gasoline must be the most powerful, the fastest, the quickest starting gasoline on this mark. Else, why should it be specified more than any other brand to power the hundreds of police cars, fire engines, and emergency equipment in the largest cities