Calling All Cars: Hard to Kill

The copyrighted program created by the Rio Grande Oil Company. The Oil Car detention hall Huntington Beach Car has broadcast 149, investigate a man attempting to haul cars on ocean highway at east city limits. Managed a 40th curve with blood and waving a red lantern.

East city limits and ocean highway, that's all. I have just had a remarkable experience. I have just returned from a trip to the only Sinclair Cracking plant in the West, owned by the Rio Grande Oil Company.

And now I know the secret of the success of Rio Grande de Cracch gasoline. You have wondered and frankly so have I, why this one brand continues to be specified exclusively year after year in the many cities and counties where it is sold to power more police, fire and emergency cars than any other brand.

If you could only see the wonderful mysterious and complicated Rio Grande cracking plant as I have just seen it, you would realize why Cracch gasoline is so superior to other brands. In this large refinery, gasoline is made for the same processes used to make other gasoline.

Then it goes through the extra additional cracking process, passing through miles of pipes and stills and fractionating towers that cover acres of ground and cost millions of dollars. Rio Grande takes gasoline when it is in the state of refinement that other companies consider ready for market, and pass it through these costly extra steps to make a truly super-gatholine.

There is no other refinery in the west, licensed to crack gasoline but the Sinclair process. Rio Grande has the exclusive patent rights. And when the gasoline has been broken up into infinitesimal atoms under terrific pressure, then it is blended until the perfect balance is achieved for quick-starting, for speed and acceleration, and for unlimited power.