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Calling All Cars · July 7, 1937 · 29 min · 4,358 words
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copyrighted program created by Rio Grande. Well, I mean, please, calling all cars, attention all cars, broadcast, 189 regarding a missing person. This man is just a poorie to have any kid man. That's all. Those in closing.
Fory to end all stories about firecrackers until next year. It may be hard for you to believe, but the explosions of all the firecrackers you heard on the Fourth of July wouldn't totally explosions in your motor for just one minute when you're in a hurry.
Fortunately, automotive science has devised a means of fighting those explosive roads in your motor to a thousand pounds. But unfortunately, those quiet explosions cover up many a poor gasoline, but you wouldn't for a minute by it you could hear it explode.
There are deaths in gasoline, just as there are in fire tracking. Plugging, slow burning, gasoline, that do not fully explode and give you the power that you will pay for. When a firecracker fades to a spail to explode or fizzled out, a child can tell it.
When gasoline doesn't give full power, the busy motorist is not fully conscious of it. Get real grandi cranks, the gasoline in which every atom gives vital explosive power. All sluggish elements have been completely removed by the famous Sinclair cracking process.
And after all, those who know the most about gasoline, those who buy the most gasoline, those who loom the third of performance means most have overwhelmingly chosen Rio Grande Cratch gasoline. More police cars, fire engines, ambulances, and other emergency equipment are powered by Rio Grande Cratch gasoline wherever it is sold and any other brand.
Get me the brand. Get me the brand. Get rid of brands. Get rid of brands. Get rid of brands. Get rid of brandy crack from your independent Rio Grande dealer tomorrow and every tomorrow. It is again our duty to present Chief James E. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department Chief David. Good evening friends. One of the first duties of a peace officer is to protect
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