Calling All Cars: The Man Who Ran Away

The copyrighted program created by Rio Grande. Highway Patrol calling all cars, attention all cars broadcast 283, regarding a hit and run driver. Assist the officers of the Blue and Beat. Big sense to open the windows and ventilators in your car, keep you and the family cool, and give no thoughts in your mood.

Forcing it to struggle along, raspous in the fur coat of last-woodless heavy oil. It's time to change, friend. Here's what you really ought to do. When you stop in at the Rio Grande dealers in the morning for some Rio Grande clutch gasoline, you have in drain off the pluggy winter-weight oil you've been using,

and put in a crank capable of summer-grade real-loop, or Rio Grande sample things. And don't stop there. Get a real check lubrication job from bumper to bumper. Really put the car in hip-hop, take for at least 5,000 miles of warm weather drive.

You're going to expect and demand a lot from that automobile of yours this summer. And if you take my trip, you'll avoid disappointment and possibly some disastrous repair bill. Yes, friends, old man-witter has checked out.

Summer has definitely checked in. and a real-tech lubrication job is the best kind of wear-free, care-free, economical, enjoyable motoring. Better have it done in the morning when you drop around for that thankful, the police car performance, real run-de-cracks.

The most highly recommended gasoline is sold in the West. The Ralvitch Tonight story has been built, has been taken from the confidential files of the California Highway Patrol, and from the personal experiences of the officers-in-law.

It is our pleasure, therefore, to welcome again Chief of the Highly Patrol, Ian Raymond Kato. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. The general public usually think of the highly patrol officers as a man who rides in motorcycle and hands out tickets for traffic violations.