Calling All Cars: Baby Dillinger Gang

Small car, the copyrighted program created by the Rio Grande Oil Company. Los Angeles Police calling all cars attention all cars broadcast 157. Be on a lookout for a car bearing two boys. Number one, blonde, heavy set has a fog nose.

Number two, swarly complexion, lighter bills. These boys are armed and thought to be holding up gas stations. That's all, frozen equipment. We have often explained to you that Rio Grande cracked gasoline is superior to ordinary gasoline because it is cracked.

To make the points still clearer, that is considered another familiar mule, which is improved by cracking. Large lumps is slow to start burning. Once it begins to burn, it gives plenty of heat, but it burns inefficiently.

Wastefully, then it starts to burn easily. Develops quick, efficient, even heat. This illustrates clearly the difference between cracked and uncracked gasoline. Uncracked gasoline is lumpy gasoline hard to stop, sluggish and wasteful, incapable of perfect combustion.

Some of it even flows raw down the cylinder walls. Some is forced, unburned out the exhaust. Rio Grande cracked gasoline is broken up into tiny atoms by the patented Sinclair cracking process. It starts instantly, burns evenly and develops tremendous power.

Every possible atom is turned into driving energy. Rio Grande cracked gasoline with tetraethylene used in more police cars, fire engines, ambulances, and other emergency equipment where every is sold than any other brand. It has been specified as the preferred gasoline for the police department of Los Angeles, Oakland, Berkeley, Fresno, Santa Barbara, San Diego,

Medical of the county of Arizona and many many other cities and counties. Exactly the same Rio Grande cracked gasoline featured by your independent Rio Grande dealer. Remember, this is the only gasoline that will give you police car performance in your own car.