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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 845, 13 December 1929, Page 6

Jiocl^a*^ o M 55 *5 S^#s +-NOC/V >Cy k ,\ &M- 'A. \ sarf^ Union Super Spirit is non-detonating —it explodes like smokeless powder in a naval gun ... wii/i a progressive ariii sustained explosion. It thrusts the piston down with a powerful but continuous impulse —not a sledge-hammer blow. This means more compression, more power, greater efficiency, and more miles to the gallon. It’s truly a Super Spirit —and it’s RED. * J HEAR them everywhere. Every climb resounds with the despairing “tattoo 7 ’ of slapping pistons and straining crankshafts. In every traffic jam is heard a veritable deathrattle of mechanical despair, the spasmodic hammerings of hampered engines. a ßut let’s not condemn the poor stuttering engines. Let’s get the spirit of the thing right and all will be well. The right spirit’s Red Union. Never made an engine “pink”— keeps its pink to itself. It’s definitely non-detonating. “That’s the secret of a super spirit. “Thrust,” not “bust”! Red Union doesn’t explode with a sudden “bust” of energy, quickly born and as quickly expended. It expands with a continuous driving force that carries the crankshaft round the full cycle driven by power, not hurled by impetus. Get a tank full of Red Union, the non-detonating spirit, then you’ll cease knocking around on fuel that cramps your driving style and heaps ignominy oiv the most willing engine.” ; c«UNIO non ~ detonaii fuj SUPER, SPIRIT “The Running Male of Atlantic Motor Oil”