Calling All Cars: Sands of the Desert

The copyrighted program created by Rio Grande. We coin all cars, and all cars about cats to 114, and start missing Jules home. We only look out for a small boy, 11 years, 60 pounds, like 58 inches.

This boy, last scene, and company, the man driving toward Long Beach, old and notified of missing Persian Jules. That's all. Very weak. Few of us end as a man who drive off police cars and other public serving equipment because of the rigors and hazards of their emergency work.

However, in one respect, some motorists do end at the natural police car performance of their cars. Apparently, under the impression that because we opened the crack-mowers more emergency cars wherever it is sold than any other brand, this superior gasoline is not available to the general public.

You, of course, know better than that. But if you have a neighbor whose motor, as well as he, has been laboring under such an impression, might put him off to the facts in the case.

He's going to buy a lot of gasoline that's coming here. A good resolution to use Rio Grande de Crac will save him some real money during the year and give him massless performance. Ask him why he uses some average gasoline.

When it's an established fact that Rio Grande de Crac is the most thoroughly proved, highly endorsed gasoline in the West. Tell him what the effect of the 30 leading cities and counties throughout California say about Rio Grande de Crac.

But it does give you thicker stocking through the acceleration, longer mileage, greater reserve power, and the maximum speed of which your car is capable. Show him that Rio Grande de Clerc is first in public service.