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Calling All Cars: Skeleton in the Desert
Calling All Cars · December 7, 1937 · 30 min · 4,778 words
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The copy-leged program created by Rio Grande. The General in the care of all the current all-cars, the pension all-bammity, the company in the care of cars, the bulk of the gang of the gang of the gang of the dead bodies, and the dead near length was well.
That's all, goes with it. Officers of the law conduct many a secret investigation, but it is no secret as to what takes them there and brings them back with maximum speed, safety, and economy. Every one of the Pacific Coast knows by this time that it is Rio Grande de Cratt, gasoline that fills the wheels of more bloody cars, ambulances, fire engines,
and other public-private cars wherever it is sold than any other brand. Yes, most of the drivers of emergency cars use Rio Grande de Cratt, exclusively, but they are not the only ones. Thousands of motors also have discovered that this really superior gasoline starts more quickly, Deliver through the acceleration, and more miles with greater reserve power and speed.
You needn't envy your neighbor. If you want police car performance for your car, follow that neighbor into the nearest red and white Rio Grande station tomorrow morning, and get. Take on a tank full of Rio Grande cracks.
You will understand why this finer motor fuel is the most highly recommended gasoline in the West. For full-on measure, more complete, more green pleasure, get three old grande tracks, gasoline. It is our pleasure to present a message from the Kenneth of San Bernardino County, Emmett L. Kays.
Thank you, Dr. Lindblay. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Today is throughout all the far-flung territory, the comprised of Californians. There is not a single outpost of the law where out-of-bake police methods are involved. Today the San Bernardino Sheriff's Office, which I have the honor to be the head, is in common with every other law enforcement officer in the state.
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