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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
IBN Paul .N1aIIOn

picture was The appointment N
Bernard Baruch by Mr.. ByrneS
As an official advisor with a
desk in the office. BaruCh has
always been Mr.. ByrncS PR
mary advisor. and. IN fact, his
godfather IN politics.
THEY arc fellow South Caro-
L linanS, and have always
worked together. But in this
production situation. MIR t'a-
uch has largely sided with the
army and with the New Dealers
against the NclSon-WilSon in
ilucncc.
The changes certainly mean
that either the army or the
New Dealers or both Will take
the directing controls hereafter
TO- the diminishing influence Of
those who have headed the war
production effort heretofore.
Production has been an as
founding success even beyond
the hopes Of those who have
directed IL. We have more than
enough bullets for every Ger
man and Jap already al hand,
and tho output Of tanks and
other machines Of war has been
80 great as 10 actually conSti-
uute a problem Of distribution
IN many lines.
The only items worth worry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Politicians
New Grab

ing about have been big bomb
erS and shipping.
Certainly tho time has ar
rived when the politicians think
they can successfully take over.
ElRST results of the Roose-
Il Vclt-ChurChill strategy con-
ference are becoming apparent
IN the new campaign TO din the
obvious facts of the war situa-
ton into the AXIS mind in ex-
pectation OF forcing an carly
collapse.
Every Churchill action since
leaving Washington is in fur
therance of this new propa-
ganda war Of nerves. Reports
from within Germany, which he
submitted Vat the White House
meeting. obviously have stimu-
lated expectations that the Ger
man Will 10 war can he
conquered and crushed by con-
fronting il daily with the in
evItabillty Of It's ultimate MILF
tary defeat.
Few military authorities here
share Churchill's hopes in this
respect 20 the fullest. but all,
are cooperating 10 give the ey-
pertinent 2 fun trial
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Behind the News

NASHINGTON Juno II -
" War mobllilcr ByrncS' ap-
pointmcntS and actions are
SuhtIy working in the direction
OF taking over control of an war
production and domestic econ
omy from tho businessman clc-
mcnt IN government, in the
name Of Mr.. Roosevelt
The key TO the recently an
nounccd appointments was the
naming OF Frederick ScarloS. an
ouStcd EberStadt man touStod
by Donald Nelson from the
WPB) 10 the post Of advisor on
production 20 ByrncS.
This appointment rather cf-
fcctNelY &Orcwarncd Mr. Nelson
and particularly Mr. Nelson's
energetic and dominating as
sStant c. T.. Wilson, that the
now ByrneS' top layer on the
cake here viii near down heaV-
|llN on tho businessman element.
SubSlantlating This intcrprc-
tation was Mr.. BvrneS' choice
of former secretary 10 SUI
prome Court Justice Felix
FrankfWtCr Edward r. PritCh-
ardl 90 keep au eye on Fred
NInSon IN The office Of economic
Stahlli1ation as an assistant.
Fitting In also with this new
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Curb Them at the Start

THERE is nothing mysterious about the oubursts Of
/ youthful rowdyism such as cXempified in Los
Angeles last week by socalled suit gangs and such
as have been occurring here Detroit sporadcaly
the last year two.
These Juvenile disturbances a natural byproduct
of wartime They grow from several causes including
a thirst for adventure inspired by tales of martial
fict the spirit Of rebellion which always IN youth
SINNERS Just below the surface and ths Is the chief
contributing cause slackenng of parental supervision
Unqucstonablv most Of the organized hOodlumsm
here and in other industrial cities be traced directly
to the fact that so many fathers and mothers are
employed plants and that they have consequently
allowed their young sons and daughters TO shift for
themselves.
THIS is bad state Of affairs 1t was commented upon
/ wisely few DAYS ago bv Gov Kelly. who urged
industry IN Michigan begin screening out mothers and
returning them to their homes
The governor realized and emphasized The fact that
we have satisfactory substitute for parental Influence
in curbng juvenile delinquency All other preventive
means makeshit
There is however ono way and one way only that
public authorities can hgp -tou the dcprcdars Of young
Cangstcrs Tina, IS bH beng tough with them.
Bringing them UP sharply right 40 The start will DO
more than anHhng csc ~ damp.n their misguided
enthusiasm for uornE md making public nuisances Of
In Los Angeles last week for Instance public officials
made the shameful admission that their zoo suffers had
gotten Of hand Wei hes would have gotten out
Of hand had they not been mistakenly eodded at first
DETROIT there has been dscouragln evidence that
| police and courts are inclined 10 treat young hoodums
indugeutlv Police hsnaIa them auos, dhdcntlv and so
do recorder c5ur 7adgcs ore thc rare occasions when
they are taken 20 court.
They should be punished promptly and sharply and
ALWAYS Granted this rot the IDEAL sociological
solution is at least pracufa' and X is EFFECTIVE.
In these critical days $50 nave time for altru-
i-'c sociological experiments W. lan afford disruption
If she public peace by needless ar's of roWdEsm
Detroit police and Detroit judges Should gc' 'oQcn
rgh' now II they DO Detroit ' b, spared disturbances
Ike the enc that paralyzcd los Angeles.
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WHEN in 1911 the Chinese Revolution
w overthrow the Manchu monarchy and
proclaimed the Chinese Republic, the soldiers
of the newly formed Chinese army wore on
their eaPs-Attle five pointed stars=in=fire
different colors.
This emblem stood for the five peoples
embraced in the revolutionary aspirations for
a great state-th the Chinese proper. Of the is
classical provinces; the manchus Of Man
churia, north of the Great Wall Of China;
the nomadic clan of Mongolia; the Moham-
medans OF Sinkang or Chinese Turkcstan, in
the heart of Central Asia and the Lamaist
Tibetans of the Hmaayan country of Tibet
In conversation with young Chinese who
helped inspire and accomplish this revolution,
! gained the impression that the future China
which they had in mind would be composed
of these FIVE peoples united, perhaps, by
federal form of union, although the detailed
plan was never worked out and never con-
summated, by reason Of the internal struggle
in China, in which the revolution was long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

TO-DAY. it is difficult to predict what Will
i be embraced in the China Of the future,
when the Axis countries are defeated, for in
the interval between the proclamation Of the
Chinese Revolution and the outbreak Of the
present World War Manchuria has been in
vaded and erected into a puppet state by
Japan outer Mongolia, west Of the Hsingan
mountain range the natural western boundary
of Manchuria, has fallen under Russian pre-
dominance and has been Sovictized and the
relations between China and Sinlliang and
Tibet became increasingly uncertain and
tenous.
Even if Japan is defeated and wholly
excluded from her Asiatc conquests, the
aspirations Of Russia in the Far East will he
me-, with at the postwar conferences, and
they may be hostile to Chinas recovery of
her ancient empire.
In fact certain Americans, in close touch
with Soviet RussIas policies ike Mr. Waiter
Duranty, say that Russia will not he satisfied
except by being put in possession Of Mongolia,
Manchuria and Korea and that she may
Furthermore demand n position Of special
influence. over the FIVE northern provinces of
China. which include The Shan'ung Peninsula
and the city of Pciplng.
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State Of Illinois
IS.
County Of Cook

Ludwig ScFreibe city clerk of the City of Chicago DO
HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing and
copy the certain resolution adopted by the city council
of the City of Chicago regular meeting held Wednesday,
the nineteenth Q9th) day of May, A. d. 1913
(SeaD Witness myh II and the corporate seal of the
said City of Chicago this tWenty-Seventh (27th)
day of May a. d. 1913
LUDWIG SCHREBER,
City Clerk.
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WHEN in 1911 the Chinese Revolution
U nverth reW the Manchu monarchy ard
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shown in achieving her far eastern CO.
prosperity sphere.
On the other hand, maryland some Of
them have spent years Of life and labor in
China would say that-ChiHa can be trusted
to regard alt agreements and treaties With
which the war may be concluded that in
spite of the fact that she is today in point Of
numbers one Of the great military nations Of
the world, her real character is peaceful and
her policy would be one Of peace; that in spite
Of the fact that competition for life in China
is so extreme and population presses SO hard
upon the means Of subsistence that Chinese
colonists will pour into any favorable land
open to them, the Chinese would not become
disciples of the geopoiitical doctrine of
LEBENSRAUM, or living space, but would
devote themselves to the great task of rebuild
ing China itself; that-With the aid of modern
industrial appliances the land Of China proper
will sustain an even greater population than
the hundreds Of millions that are now is
inhabitants.
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I SAW something Of China in the first 10
years Of this century while l was con-
tinuously employed in the Far East, and was
again in North China Mancluria Mongolia
and Siberia during the last World War but
have not been there snccA
Also, find it difficult TO visualize md
comprehend the great change that has taken
place in the Chinese people, Yin their means Of
communication and their physical achieve
ments, and especially in their transformation
from nation that seemed indifferent 20
national unifcaton and without deep sccse
Of patriotism, into a nation that has
made one Of the most prolonged and rcsolI'e
struggles to preserve lts life as nation and
the territory that Is its homa.
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W. MAY shortly find American and British

WE MAY shortly End American and British
w opinion divided between two judgments.
One is tina, it would be inadvisabIe 10
assist the Chinese in becoming one Of The
great powers Of the world
Some may even feel tina, the Chincac
nation is too vast IFS craftsmanship too
skiHful It's labor power compeutively so
superior, and is inner mind so arrogant
toward the culture and claims Of western
nations that II would be unfortunate for
China to develop into nation many times
he size Of Japan ~ population and area, ard
with natural resources far exceeding those Of
Japan that China as n great state might
revive old mrerialist ambitions and exclude
from two Far Fast all|wcstern enterprise ard
colonial establishments with as much o,s-
regard Of legal considerations as Japan has
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I BRING this subject up because l believe
L it is one that We Americans should en-
deavor to understand.
We do not wish 10 be sentimental, but, on
the other hand, we should not be ignorant.
We do not want our own culture and plan
Of life to be overthrown, impeded or dwarfcd,
but, on the other hand, ! believe we do want
Chinese life and culture TO be regnant IN
China and to exercise an influence of benefit
upon the western world.
We want not merely just, fair order in
the Far East in which all yestigcs of in
equitable, monopolistic claims will be ended,
but also a peaceful Far East in which, the
military might of Japan having been defeated,
another nation will not become a still more
ominous threat to the world
Now the only way to understand this
question is to discuss il, each one contributing
what information he may have with respect
to the Chinese people and see if we can
arrive at a national appraisal of what the
qualities of the Chinese people are and what
their future rightfully should be.
do not believe that the future Of the Far
East should be settled arbitrarily by the
governments Of the Allied countries or Of the
heads Of these governments. because settle
ments arrived at in secrecy by political
intrigue. by compromise or appcascmcnt, will
lack the national support on the part of
nations affected. which Any settlement must
have if it is TO be supported aud 20 endure.
So ! venture 10 make public my own
conceptions of China although | admit they
are founded on experiences not so complete
as those Of actual residents in China and now
many years old.
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RESOLVED.
HUGH W..CROSS,
President of the Senate.

hereby certify the foregoing to be true and correct copy
Of resolution adopted by the senate Of the siXrd general
assembly of the State of Illinois May Is, 1913
EDWARD H. ALEXANDER,
Secretary of the Senate.
AVA FEEEsE.A$. The II Am An American Day program
Wv Soldier Field May 6 1913 outstanding patri
Oc event and with its great array Of artistic talent and
sentatOn from armed forces brought pleasure and nspr
ton numbers Of Ccagoan and visitors therefore
Be il resolved that the city council Of Chicago does hereby
express its hearty congratulations the Chicago Herad-Ame
lean sponsorship Of this great affair the splendid
tendance and the grand success attained
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Obcinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
,spisal
Branislav Music

Globoko vzdihne, 81 obrise
znoj S celia in gre zopet do FL
zine sobe, da vidi, sell je Re W.
Mia. Ali vsled krizev in tezav,
XII jih je pretrpel nocoj, ali ker
je bill Sc YES zmesan, ali ker je
bill mrak, pa nj dobro videl Ste
vilke mad vrati, kratkomalo -
mesto v soho stevilka Z stopi v
stevilko 9 in vidi, da je SODA
prazna. Utolazilo pa ga je vsaj
to, ker je bila odklenjena, kar
pomeni, da Sc je Eliza vrnila.
Vrne Sc v svojo soho, vzdigne
Nedeljka S p~ostelje, naredi tri
korake do sobe stew. 9, stlaei ga
tam v posteljo S klicem: "Bog s
teboj!" pa odhiti pc >%stopnicah
ma ulico, jo maine pc trgu ter
vstopi v prvo krcmo, XII jo maj
de odprto. Sede "a MILO kot u
bit in naroci pol Ultra vina, &C.
tudi nikoli nj pill.
Ia drugo MILO v isti krcmi,
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kar Toma niti opazil nj, je Sc
del "intrigant", XII je nitro opa-
iii pol Ultra vina pred Tomo;
Sci je k MENU in prisedel cisto
prijateljsko, kot da sta neloe-
ljiva tovarisa. Oni je cello potr-
kal OBJ mizo in sebi narocn cisto
case, a nato Sc je zelo ljubezni-
vo obrnil k Toni z vprasanjem:
"Hoeeva - Ii tudi vsak emo
kavo?" III. +.szE. IL.
"Lahko," odgovori Toma ma.
lomarno, ne da bi dvignil gla-
vo. &,..t tEE, =
"Pa .. kaj hoeete, nadalju-
je ''intrigant', ko. je narocil ka-
vi, "zgodilo Sc je pac tako, a
to nj mic; to je bolj tako zani-
miv dogodek, kakrsnih je dosti
v nasem zivljenju."
"Kaj takega Sc nihce nj do
zivel," rece Toma 8 solzami.
re, ako ne takega, pa kaj
drugega, mogoee Sc hujsega,
ker zivljenje je vecna uganka,
gospod. Ali je ia otrok zares
vas,, ali pa je mogoee vas
brat?"
cali ne, Sc namrgodi Toma in
zaene vse povrsti pripovedovati
intrigantu, kako in kaj je bilo,
Intrigant mu je izrazil svoje
odkritosreno sozalje, in cato je
naroeil Toma Sc pol Ultra vina.
Medtem je prisla v krcmo &c.
la druzba: Upravitelj, gospa u,
praviteljica, gospodicna ,Lenka,
Sc ena "naivka", prvi ljubimec
in komik ter diva mescana, da
plaeata racun. Ko so vstopili
so Sc zaeeli suvati in smejati, a
Toma ie povesil glavo in zardel
do uses. Intrigant ga zacne to,
laziti:
"Prosim vas, narcotic Sc pc.
Ultra vina, a JAZZ grem "a trenu'
tex v njihovo druzbo, da pojas.
MIN vso stvar. vi ste v tenn stu
caju bill samo kavalir napgan
damn, in oni morajo vso stval
cisto drugaee welt, ne pa da b
Sc YAM smejali."
Toma ga pogleda S hvaleznin
pogledom, a intrigant Sc dvigne
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tudi Jugoslovani mnenja, da je
treba smatrati, da monakovski
pakt nj nikdar obstojal. Jugo-
slovanska nota nadalje izjavlja:
"ze nase postopanje oh priliki
obnovitve nash ~diplomatienih
odnosajev je nedvomno pokaza-
10 naziranje jugoslovanske Via
de v tel stvari. To Sc ne hi BIZ
10 moglo zgoditi, ako ne hi pri-
poznavala kraljeva vlada, da so
neodvisnost cehoslovaske repu-
bike in konstitucijske prero-
gative njenega predsednika ne.
pretrgano obstojale brez vsake-
ga presledka.
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10 vELIkIh IzbOLJ$AV
"a Samo $3.50

6. VELVI IN RINK SPRO-
SEEM IN OCISCENI! Ne da
hi odstranili pokrov motorja,
"ALL-OUT" izboljSa delovanje
rinkov in pomaga sprostiti velve,
XII Sc prijemljejo.
Z. OLLIE OSTANE CISTEJSE!
Pc tenn cudovitem ciscenju DO
ostalo Ollie cisto die casa
dobite 5 kvortcv famoznega So
HIO MOTOR OLA vkljucno S
to ceno.
8. DALJSE ZIyLJENJE KO-
LESJA! Kolesje je o%prosceno
Skodljivega blata in doda Sc
sveze. novo SOHO poletno ollie
"a gire. Kompletna prememba
About" specialno ceno.
Ola "a gire, kar potrebujete s to
8. DALJSE ZIVLJENJE Az
ia! Ko sc vrne zdravie vaSemu
dragccenemu motorju. transmit
sill in premiku. SOHIO's ALL
OUT special fakticno podaljsa
~zivljenje vasemu avtu.
10. VAR STVO IA VROCE
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Gin motorjem in z varstvom
proti vsem nevarnim tockam.
boste lahko zaceli voziti v polet-
nth mesecih z dobrim varstvom.
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in gre k mizi, "a katero je Sc
della druzba, in zacne tam nekaj
sepetati in pojasnjevati. Druzba
ga je pazno poslusala, in Toma
je gledal poln upanja k tisti mi
ri. Pricakoval je, da bodo vsi
prisli izrazit svoje obzalovanje,
ker so tako postopali napram
MENU, ker so ga nagnali in
psovali in ga zasmehovali; ,pri-
cakoval je, da Sc DO upravitelj
%opravicil, a gospodicna Lenka
Sc mu DO nasmejala tako, kakor
Sc mu je smejala y sanjah. In
ko bi Sc to zgodilo, hi bill bogo-
slovec Toma zopet srecen in bi
pozabil ma vse, kar Sc mu je ia
dan pripetilo.
In tako bi sc morda tudi zgo-
dilo, ali v tenn Sc odpro iznova
vrata in v krcmo stopi najprej
artilerijski kapetan, "a MIN pa
natakar il krcme pri "Zlatem
Levu''. Natakar pogleda pc krc-
mi in pokaze kapetanu $ pr
stom bogoslovca Tomo.
Kapetan rece natakarju sa-
mo:
"Poklici slugo" pristopi ma
glo k Tomovi rnizi in zakrici:
"Vi torej, esel! Ali veste da
vas bonn vsega s sabljo sese,
kali"
/ "Prosim," vzdihne Toma in sc
zacne tresti, kot da igra star.
ca.
"Komu podtikate otroke ko1
kukavica jajca?'
A komaj je to izgovoril Il
vstopi sluga 2 Nedeljkom v ma.
rocju.
"Daj tega zrebieka temu go
! spodu tukaj!"
! Sluga izroci Nedeljka, a ne
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srecni Toma ga vzame v marco
je, nevedoc, kaj hi rekel in kan
hi obrnil oci.
Ia sosedno MILO zaori zopet
ogromen smeh, a nesrecni To-
ma yes zazari kot osemnajstlet-
ma devojka.
Kapetan Sc obrne srdit k tisti
mizi in nadaljuje:
"Pomislite 81 tega nepridipra-
va! Sinoci Sc je splazil v mojo
soho pa mi polozi otroka ma po-
steljo. Prisel sem truden in kot
ubit z vaj, Sc vrzem ma poste-
ljo,. kakor sem dolg in sirok,
kar zacutim, da mi "a ledji ne
kaj mrgoli. Lahko 81 pomislite,
kako mi je bilo; prizgem nitro
sveco in kaj zagledam? Tega-le
zrebicka!! HUI, tristo vragov!
Kaksen hrup sem vzdignil pc
hotelu! Hotel sem ubiti gospo-
dinjo in hisno in kuharico, sploh
vse, kar je v stanu roditi otro-
Ike. Kasneje zvem cd gospodar-
ia, da je prisla v mesto neka
candra z otrokom, kot Sc zdi z
namenom, da ga komu podtak-
ne.
In kaj mislite, komu? -- Me-
nj, meni, XII mi je zena rodila
trikrat zapored dvojcke! Dvoj-
cke, gospoda, pa zdaj maj maj
dem v vsakem hotelu, kjer pre-
MCQUEEN, Sc pc enega otroka,
no lepo stevilo hi Sc jih ma
bralo, zelo lepo stevilo." :.
Kapetan bi v ognju Sc vec
povedal, ali vsi udarijo v smeh
in on Z mimi, a ko je odcel, sc
obrne Sc enkrat k Toni:
wi pa Sc naprej LATTE okoli
sobe Stew. 9. pa YAM bonn ze po-
kazal sicer sem pa ze mama
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Hvalezen bonn vasi ekscelenci,
ia obvestite cehoslovasko Waldo
o trdnem preprieanju jugoslo-
vanske Wade, da DO sodelovanje
nash dveh draw, zaveznikov v
boju profit nemskemu in mad
zarskemu napadalcu, procvitalo
v smislu tradicionalnega prija-
teljstva nash bratskih naro-
dow. Kraljeva vlada je prepri-
cana, da DO nase tesno sodelo-
vanje uspesno podpiralo stabili-
zacijo trajnega miru v central
nj Evropi in mnogo ~pripomoglo
k boljsi splosni organizaciji po-
vojne Europe.
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Jugos|oviio odk|onio
Monokovski pok+.

The United Nations Review
poroca v svoji stevilki cd Is.
marca 1913 naslednjo vest:
Jugoslovanska vlada je Cd
govorila ma motto, katero je do
stavil cehoslovaSki minister "a
zunanje zadeve, Jan Masaryk,
v zadevi razveljavljenja mona
kovskega pakta; motto, S katero
jugoslovanska vlada odgovarja
ma ceski dopis, je podpisal mini
strski predsednik, Slobodan Jo-
vanovie.
"Dokument naglasa, da so
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nil policiji." Zaloputne z vrati
in odide, a sluga "a MIN.
Toni so odpovedale noge; nj
Sc mogel vec drzati ma Nth in
omahne ma stol, a Nedeljka de-
ne v n~arocje. Menu nj bio jas
no, da je zgresil soho in mesto
v Elzino polozil Nedeljka " po-
steljo artilerijskega kapetana,
XII Sc je truden vrnil z val.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
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v transmisiji in ~differenttal ter
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Is kvortov famoznega SOHO mo-
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no pomoc z SOHIO's "ALL-OUT'
special danes. To je. kaT po-
trebujejo SOHO racionirani avti,
ia bodo boljse tekli in die trajali.
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IA PROTEkCI,JO- MUJAz0 - moo

Now agent "a ciScenje motorja
~ SOHIOTCNE-raZvit cd So
HIO. n%apravlja to cudovito ponud-
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vas motor nevarnih smeti nitro,
varno. vestno - zopet da moe pc
gcnu v motorje. Dodatno vkljucuje
"ALL-OUT' special KCMFIETNO
PREMEMBO OLA IA KOLESJE
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. Ma Sikh vidimo motranjost
Top, kakrsme so sgradM Nemci
sa svoje podmornice q Francijj.
TIE lope so sgrajene IL Selesa IN
,betona, do Jim ne morejo Sko-
doUdt5 bonnie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-13

/. PRIHRANI GAZOLIN! Ia
"ALL-OUT" nacin izboljsa mi
liazo. v mnogih avtih re sam
prihranek ma gazolin plaza "a
cicenje.
2. VRNE SILO! SOHIO'S
'ALL-OUT" Special da vecjo 81
10 in novo zivljenje onemoglim
motorjem.
3. MOTOR DOH NOTRANJO
"KOPEL." Radi novih izboljSav
je vas motor ociscen znotraj, da
lie tece presto v prihodnjih po-
letnih mesecih.
4. CARBON WET VEN! Ia
"ALL-OUT nacini odlusc
mnogo carbona in Sc odtoci
ven z oljem, medtem ko Ca
kate.
S. ODPRAvI BLATO! Ia
"ALL-OUT" nacin pomaga
odstraniti il motorja vse
skodljivo hIato, XII Sc je ma
/ bralo " motorju tekom tega
zimskega gazolinskega racio-
nironja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-13
Ma leW pred mSEr'

Y AmeriEi Sc nabere Vec Rot tV taso6 do1rjev mo- teden "a
rasuedrAo vojakov, XII jh sabavajo smami igralci IN pevci. Isk~-
picek cd teh predstav gre sa vadrSevonje voja$kih kantin y Nep
Yorku, Philadelphia in CIevehandu. Ma gormJi Sikh sta Bert Ly-
ma rGdiu.