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Calling All Cars: The Bloodstained Coin
Calling All Cars · October 26, 1937 · 29 min · 4,743 words
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The copyrighted program created by Rio Grande. Some of the county sheriffs all that's calling all cars, attention all of the sheriffs cars are cast to 125, regarding a murder in Leona Canyon. No information available as to the Sextoness case. That's all.
Today, more than ever before, the American consumer is asserting his buying power individually and collectively. He is beginning to buy on recommendations from reliable sources. He analyzes the sales stories on gasoline, for example, and discards the weak-need generality, flames, or many brands.
He wants to know who are the best authorities on gasoline, who are its largest users, and he must know whether their use of that product is the same as his. There is no other testing ground to compare with the 55 million miles driven by emergency equipment that exclusively uses real-grandly cracked gasoline.
That's driving like you do, only harder. It's starting, stopping, slow, long miles of economical cruising, acceleration, pick-up, feeding. It's everything you expect from a car and a gasoline. Over 30 of your cities and counties have selected Rio Grande de Cratch gasoline over all other brands.
More police cars, fire engines, ambulances, and other emergency equipment use Rio Grande de Cratch gasoline wherever it is sold than any other brand. Rio Grande's sales show that motorists have accepted Rio Grande's invitation to buy as the strongest, most sincere and convincing proof of a superior gasoline.
Police car performance with Rio Grande's clients is an established threat. Get it in your car at your Rio Grande dealer's tomorrow. We are happy to have President again at the Calling All Cars v. Laude Chia, a representative from the Sheriff's Office of Los Angeles County, under whose jurisdiction tonight's case was solved.
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