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Calling All Cars: The Teardrop Charm
Calling All Cars · July 27, 1939 · 30 min · 5,272 words
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The Copy-Rigid Program, created by Rio Grande. Orange County Sheriff's Office calling on all cards, sent to all cards broadcast, 296, regarding a missing person. He on a lookout for Joseph Lawrence, about 30 years old, five feet ten inches, weighs about 150 pounds.
Missing since March 15, that's all, rose and quits. For six years now, you refer to me tell you that more police cars, car, fire engines, ambulances, and other emergency automotive equipment used real brand-of-track gasoline wherever it was sold and any other brand.
Have you ever stopped the moment to give this statement from here? If you have, you must have realized that local equipment, subject to such strenuous demand, would have to be powered by an absolutely dependable motor fuel.
All-purpose-cracked gasoline must have great power in order to carry the tremendous load of heavy fire equipment. It must be so blended that it will carry all this equipment at fast speed. You will say that real grandi is different and that it is superior in order to cope with all these strenuous demands.
And you are correct, it is different. All perfect real grandiocrats is scientifically made of six important power-producing ingredients instead of three found in most ordinary gasoline. And that is, fire this gasoline is chosen by so many police and fire departments.
Fire. You will notice a difference in your car's performance. Drive into a red and white wheel grandest station in your neighborhood tomorrow morning and fill up your tanks with this new all-purpose, real-friendly cracked gasoline.
The story we have prepared tonight has been built around track supplied by the office of the sheriff of Orange County. We have therefore asked the sheriff, Jesse Elliott, to prepare a foreword to our program.
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