Calling All Cars: True Confession

copyrighted programs created by Rio Grande. Buttony police going all cars, attention all cars, got gas 195. Regarding a dead body in an apartment at 834 East, 6th Street. May be a murder. That's all. Rosing question.

Time has changed since Grandpa was a boy. He used to walk four miles to school, play mumbly tag on the front lawn of a Sunday afternoon, Read about parties for doing highway robbers on horseback, and dream of the day when he can help fool the whole cart as a member of the volunteers fired upon.

Those days are gone forever. Well, we all know nowadays criminals are caught with a new kind of horse power, and fire engines speak to fires with equipment that is geared to the demands of this modernist.

They must get there as fast and as sure as the wings of up to the minutes motors can take them. And that's why it's vitally important that those motors be powered with enough of the minute fuel.

That's why a real-run de-cracks gasoline is the specified favorist in more than 30 leading cities and counties of California. It explains why real-run de-cracks is carried with gas tanks of more police cars, fire engines, ambulances, and other emergency equipment wherever it is sold than any other brand.

It's because authorities have found in this truly superior fuel the fifth-second-car started, like in acceleration, economical mileage, and the all-important reserve power and speed which they demand and get in real grand de crèce gasoline. And so if you want police car performance for your car and two dozen, wheel into the first real grand de station you see

on the way to work tomorrow morning. It will give you a shorter, faster than longer run for your money. We are happy to again present Chief of Police James E. Davis, Pete Davis. Good evening, friends.