Cay Reposo (aka Guy Reposo)

Personal notice, change is my stock and trade. If the job's too tough for you to handle, you've got a job for me, George Valentine. Right, full detail. Standard Oil Company of California invites you to let George do it.

Before we begin tonight's adventure at George Valentine, I'd like to remind you that the oil in your car needs to be changed regularly to keep your engine clean and cut down on those repair bills.

So don't neglect this important job. Let car savers drain your crankcase and fill it with fresh heavy-duty RPM. The motor oil that reduces engine wear and greatly increases the time between overhauls. If you're overdue, stop in tomorrow for a complete oil change at any independent chevron gas station or standards station, where they say,

and mean, we take better care of your car. Hey, Raposo, a transcribed adventure of George Valentine. Dear Mrs. Valentine, a man who advertises that danger is stuck in trade. The assignment I have in mind may possibly turn out to be a bit tame.

On the other hand, you may suddenly find yourself full of lead. I estimate you can handle the job in about 48 hours, if all goes well. In that time, we'll travel over 6,000 miles. You can please a business transaction that unfortunately I can't handle myself.

I'll expect you at my office tomorrow afternoon. George. What was it? We're going on a trip to someplace more than 3,000 miles away. What do you mean we, besides, are not particularly interested in going to New York?

Darling, it couldn't be New York. It's more than 3,000 miles away. And the man says it might be dangerous. You didn't finish the letter. Who sent it? Oh, Thomas Jefferson Moore, President, Western Tobacco Fund.