Calling All Cars: Execution of Dillinger

Chicago Police, calling your old car, the attention of your old car, is broadcast 35. All cars stand by. Federal agents are shaking out on John Billinger's. That's all. Here's a message for the motorist who does not feel that his car is performing as well as his shirt.

It may splutter and jerk at start. It may buck when you step down, hog on the accelerator. It may be low-gion to hill. Now it is possible that you may need the services of a mechanic, but before you consult him, make this test.

Fill your tank with Rio Grande Cracked with Tetra Ethel, the dependable performance of which is responsible for its demand by police and fire departments. Then put your car through its paces. You may be surprised to find out that the fault has been the gasoline you've been using, and not the mechanical condition of your car.

Rio Grande Cracked will bring out the best in your car. If it will not perform with Rio Grande Cracked, we suggest that you take it at once to a reputable mechanic. But make the above test first.

You may save money and also discover the qualities of Rio Grande Cracked gasoline. This time of year, you should be particularly careful about lubrication. The other two bearings are expensive and it requires dependable oil to protect them.

Be certain by using either Sinclair Pennsylvania or Sinclair Opeline Motor Oil. These oils have longer life because they are extra refined. Also you are guarded against substitution because the same oils are sold only and patented extra-measure tamper-proof cam.

Drain until your crankcase was either thin for Pennsylvania or thin clogged opening, at a cost no more than bulk oil. And now, Chief James E. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department has a message for you, but eating, Chief Davis.