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Calling All Cars: Death in the Forenoon
Calling All Cars · October 19, 1937 · 29 min · 4,557 words
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created by Rio Grande. Los Angeles police calling all cars, attention all cars, broadcast to the Marine Corps. Regarding a fight at Grand Inception, see the man and keep the peace. So, you can close. Aviation has its test pilots.
The automobile industry is test drivers and proving rounds. And California, with more automobiles than any other station union, is seen proving rounds for gasoline. Here the test drivers are the men of the wheels of police cars, fire engines, and ambulance.
another emergency equipment. They are the men who drive the moon. These impartial authorities after trying all makes of gasoline. Unhesitatingly say Rio Grande Cracks-Gathony all the way, and the proof of their speechless. Why in the fact that last year they drove 55 million miles with Rio Grande Cracks-Gathony exclusively. Back of that unsolicited, unpaid for recommendation,
are the reasons which make it easily understood. Rio Grande Cracks continues to deliver quicker starting, steady or acceleration, longer mileage, greater reserve power, and the maximum speed up which a car is capable. Their reasons are your reasons too.
Enjoy police car performance in your automobile. Get more at less cost. By habitually dropping into a Rio Grande dealer for Rio Grande Cracks, drive in for a thankful tomorrow morning and you'll come back for more early understanding why real grand de crut is the most highly recommended gasoline in the west chief david may we ask you to open our program
i am not personally in favor of commanding a police officer for every arrest he makes appreciating the fact that he is paid for services and fulfilling an obligation to the city in this case we're about to hear I have personal knowledge of the handicap the officers worked under, and when they succeeded in bringing their man to justice, it would seem negligent to let such work pass without
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