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Evening star., 1943-10-10

them in their present need. Be-
fore the war, they bought in
Paris. They love our costume
jewelry, hats, and copy clothes
with great skill. The wise
traveller will 60 fore -armed with
the latest issues of the fashion
magazines and will be sure of a
hearty welcome.
In this season when Victorian
fashions have been revived by
many of the best designers, we
find that the inspiration is often
in stage and screen productions
of old favorites. One of the
latest of these is Jane Eyre" soon
to be released by Goth Century,
Fox with Joan Fontaine and
Orson Welles in the leading
parts. Nettie Rosenstein has
adapted the clothes from this
film to group of modern cos
tunes that catch the romantic
mood perfectly. Shown in New
York by a Fifth avenue store,
they will be available in other
cities also.
Though there are many lovely
gowns worn by Joan as Jane,
Miss Rosenstein took most Of her
inspiration from the clothes Of
Mr.. Rochester, as played by
Orson Welles. Sleek, we'll
tailored suits have the wide
rounded lapels of his suits. coats
are widely double breasted with
buttons in V formation, and
there is one stunning dinner suit
with slim skirt, bolero jacket and
white blouse with a single side
ruffle. A dress with surplice
neckline linked in double
breasted style is taken from one
of Rochester's dressing gowns
and the buttoned revers of a coat
copy those of Rochesters waist
coat.
On the feminine side there are
lovely dinner gowns, both short
and long, cut romantically low
in the neckline, as was James ILL
fated wedding gown. Old-fash-
loned pendant necklaces set with
simulated stones were shown
with these, and all the jewelry
he'd Victorian flavor.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
: T. Sing a Song
Bv Rebecca W0od,yard

Do you have a secret ambi-
ton to write a popular song7 If
SO, now is the opportune time to
get down to work, write your
song and send it of to the pub
fishers. True-most Of the rep
uptable music publishing houses
have their own staff of song
writer's and in the past accepted
few manuscripts from unknown
composers, but their doors are
not so tightly closed now as they
once were. For some unexplain-
able reason men and women in
the song-writing business-pro-
fessionals of many years stand
ing-have as yet failed to pro-
duce any hit tunes comparable
to those turned out" during the
last war, when "Over There"
my Buddy" "Tipperary" and
There's Long, Long Trail
a-Winding" took the country by
storm. Canteen workers here
and abroad say these old tunes
still are popular with servicemen
as marching songs and for group
singing.
When trying to place your
piece for possible publication be-
ware Of song sharks" Look
askance at those who offer to
publish it for a consideration.
If the song is really good, be as
sured you won't have to pay to
get it before the public. The
Better Business Bureau of the
music industry says, DO not
send your work to a composer or
music publisher until you are
certain he is in good standing in
the business Any public library
can provide you with a long list
Of names and addresses of rep
utable music publishing houses.
But before you start looking up
names and addresses" make
certain that the piece you sub
NIT is your very best effort. What
publishers want in a song is
"catchiness" or punch; they
are not too insistent upon tech
nlque. This does not mean that
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Real Charm Is Ageless

Charm is an aura; it has many
ingredients. 1t is priceless asset
for a girl or woman to possess.
1t works miracles!
One can be very beautiful but
not charming. One can be very
rich, very accomplished, very i'm
portant, but not charming.
One can be only passably good
looking, have no wealth, no out
standing brilliance or accomplish
ment, be of any age-and be
charming!
If one were to break down
charm into ingredients the recipe
would be something like this: One
must show good breeding by be-
Evening star., 1943-10-10

slip-shod work will be accepted
far from it. The amateur song
writer must be prepared to meet
professional competition on It's
owns terms. There is no market
for songs that have insipid,
June-moon words or weak,
poorly constructed melody.
Few people are sufficiently tall
ented to write both the words
and music Of song. II you
know how to compose a catchy"
melody but are not too gifted at
writing lyrics, the smart thing
to do is to find yourself q COL
laborator-some one with a flair
for clever "versifying."
Most Of us number at least one
such person among our family
or friends. The words of q song
contribute nightly to It's even-
tual success or failure. No less q
person than the famed Frank
Sinatra said, Il choose my songs
for the lyrics. The music Is only
backdrop."
One of the truly outstanding
success stories in the field of
amateur song writing is that of
70 Elliott, who wrote the music
to There's Long, Long Trail
a-Winding" while an undergrad-
uate at Yale University. Stod-
dard King, college chum of Ell
hotts, wrote the words. Turned
down by American publishers,
the song finally was accepted by
a British firm who brought it
out in December, 1918. The fol-
lowing year, when war broke out
in Europe and troops began to
pour into England and France
from all the British dominions
and later from the United States,
the song grew in popularity and
became one Of the great favorites
Of all time. The total sale of the
song in all of its editions in all
countries is estimated at 5,OOO,-
600 copies; the total receipts
have been approximately s3,oOO,-
900. Maybe you can't do as we'll
as 70 Elliott and Stoddard King,
but you'll never know until you
try.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Fashion Editors MAILBAG
BY Evelyn Hayes

Il want to buy a coat this fall.
Up to this time, I have always
had two coats-one for business
and one for dress. However, this
year 1 want to get one coat that
will do for everything. I want
to be able to wear it to the Office
as we'll as over my dressy clothes.
Can you tell me what to buy?"
MISS L. N.
We have photographed two
young girls in what we think is
the ideal wear-everywhere coat.
The Chesterfield is young in
feeling and looks equally we'll
topping a suit or the prettiest of
date dresses. The one in the pic
ture is particularly nice because
1t Is made of mems wear melton
cloth and has smooth raglan
shoulders that give it new look.
am a housewife. NV day
consists of taking care of a house,
marketing. occasional club meet
ings and regular volunteer work
IN an office. Right now I am in
terested in buying a dress. but
when I think of the variety of
occasions for which I want to
wear it, don't know exactly what
to choose. l want a dress that I
can wear in town for lunch and
club meetings, and on special oc-
caSlons I want to be able to Wear
1t to dinner and theater at night.
What would you suggest to fill
this large order?"
MRS. w. R. H.
A smart black dress COR brown
II Your wardrobe is KEYED to
brown would probably be the
best solution OF your wardrobe
problem. Buy a simple dress
unadorned-in whatever silhou-
cite does the most for your figure.
Wear it with confidence to any
afternoon meeting or function.
Then at night when you want to
oress up to special occasion.
add A touch of sequins via collar
or belt, perhaps having an extra
7. " n Iyo H.
smart restaurant the other
night we saw a most attractive
woman wearing dark brown
street dress. On the belt she had
clipped a sequin ornament. and
posed duplicate at the side of
her smoothly coiffed hair. If
you're "ag in" glitter. wear pearls
and arrange topknot tidbit of
chenille-dotted yelling to match.
Il have an old wool plaid bath
robe which has worn thin. How
ever. the colors are so pretty and
GU 40 lleI illS lIldG l Ildle 10 Throw
1t out. Have you any suggestions
as to what I could do to make
use of the plaid wool? I hate to
throw it out or give it away if I
can still use it. The colors are
navy blue, red and green"
MRS. C. M.
Good girl-thinking of utilizing
your old bathrobe. There is no
need to throw it aWay-assuming,
of course, that it is a workable
thin wool rather than bulky bath
robe cloth. Why not make
jumper and wear it with navy
blue blouse and navy blue acces-
sories? Or you might fashion a
pillbox and matching envelope
bag out Of the plaid, and have
enough left over to make an
ascot, wearing it to complete a
navy blue or red costume.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
BY Patricia Lindsay

BY Patricia Lindsay
ing gracious, kindly in considera-
ton of others. have moderate or
more intelligence, pleasing man.
ners and voice, a sense of humor,
sincerity, polse, a consideration
for conventionallties in any loca-
ton, nice appearance (Which
does not mean expensive clothes
or great beauty-but cleanliness,
neatness and taste>. Charm is
the application of all of these. II
one possesses the essence of
charm but does not apply that
essence day after day, charm does
not exist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-03

Can you look friend in the when he comes home from and say T didn't send the help needed when a jam and the going toughest! Can you look him in the and say. didn't back by helping our Allies rked your life n and the next generation will have to fight again N little while"
 Can you look him in the and didn 1 dollars needed your folks while 4 I9k\ were fighting for me.
 3u you to thot? 5000 boys given up everything, and of them will die to destucton How MUCH GIVING for them? Only bigger by people will Chest drive You cont duck this responsibility When the boys home will you o say, We got ondq quit when the going tough! You cont do thot to them There only one thing do GIVE MORE! GIVE AGAIN IF YOU DIDN'T GIVE THE COMMUNITY AND WAR CHESTS! Me~mMsm"n mdbuen~ .doMw ~a*"rx msMon nRm.o Lux kAenueHu scompv compy Wal. H PMesoK H I buv cmpuy H W hcomun RH cpuy N Chose mBuwSc Scpp~co s0NM MNenMeHM sco~om compny LAnnMN cmpy cpny vFdE u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-17
L. urodo S|ovenskego omeriskego norod-
mega sveto
1886 w. 26th ST., Chicago, Ill.

V istem casu, t. j..od %. jul
LIZA do 5. avgusta-so prispe-
vale sledeee podruznice: Stew. 3
SANS, Pittsburgh, Pa, $14O.13
($25.0O cd te vsote je podaril
Slovenski narodni dom v Pitts
burghu); stew. 8 SANS, West
Newton, Pa, $3.50; stew. Is
SANS, Springfield, ILL.,, $3.50;
stew Fl SANS, Cleveland, O.,
$150.00; Stew. % SANS, Mid
way, Pa, $1O.75; stev. "A SA-
MS, Virden, Ill. $500; st. rs
SANS, Chicago, ILL.,, $3.50; st.
80 SANS, Sharon, Pa, O 90;
Stew. 80 SANS, Cleveland, o.,
$500; Stew. 38 SANS, Acmeto-
MIA, Pa, $500; stew. 80 SANS,
Cleveland, o., $500. 90; Stew. DO
SANS, kemmerer, Wyo. $l4.25,
stew. 4s SANS Cleveland, O.,
$4,000; Stew. Sc SANS, okroz-
je Milwaukee, Wis, $125. 90; st.
SO SANS, Brooklyn, N. Y,
$1,000; stew. 70 SANS, Bridge
vile, Pa, $4,000; stev. 70 SA-
MS, Girard, o., $4,000; 1t. SO
SANS, Walsenburg, Colorado,
$4,000.
Podruznice Stew. 48 SANS
Cleveland, O., nam je te dni pc.
slala tudi Sc $1,000 "a SO izvo-
dow cokove brosure.
Shodi, seize, sestanke in prize
ditve
IL urada podruznice Stew Sc
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KiTAJSkA IN MEM ZAVEZ-
cNIKI

Kitajsko primerjajo s starim
clovekom, XII 81 .je naprtil ma
hrbet proved tezko breme in sci
ma pot. Ljudje so mislili, da ne
DO mogel priti niti emo milo
dalec. Tsda on je prisel. Nosil
je svoj breme ne samo emo mi
|.ljo, anpak dive, tri, Stir, deset
in cello dyanajst. In potem SO
ljudje mislili, da je on nadclo-
vek IN da more tako brezkon-
enc nadaljevati. 49,.
To zaupanje v Kitajsko OBJ
stoji sedaj, ko stopa v sedmo
leto vratolomne vojne. Zadnie
Ileto, XII je bilo cd vseh najtezie,
Sc je koncalo ma memo korist.
Toda kitajski narod gleda ma.
-prihodnje leto ne samo kot do
|ho, HI DO cd njih zahtevala isti
pogum in napore, ampak tudi
kot. cas-, ki jim DO prinesel OBJ
.ljubljeno pomoc cd zayeznikoy.
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Nase gibanie

~S SJS
Cd 20. julia do 5. augusta
so Sc nam prijavile sledece no
We podruznice: Stew. SO SANS,
New York, N. Y, nastala il dr..
st. Sc SNIP; Stew. SO SANS,
Walsenburg, Colo, nastala il
DIR. stew. 300 SNIP in st. 1O1
ABB; St, "a SANS, New York,
N. Y, nastala IL Slovenskega
samostojnega bolniskega pod
pornega drustva. Dne 5. avgu-
sta ,je ia organizacija stella sti-
riinosemdeset podruznic.
Zanimanje "a naso stvar re
sega preko meja te velike de-
zele. Kajti tie dni ie nam il
Kirkland Lake v Kanadi sporo-
Gil .tajnik tamosnjega drustva
stew. 619 SNIP Max Skube, da
DO poskusil s pomoejo drugih
tamkajsnjih slovenskih usta-
nov ustanoviti naso podruzni-
co.
Kakor poroca tajnica podruz.
nice Stew. Sc SANS "a milwau-
sko okrozie sestra Mary Mu-
cish, je dalo DIR. stew. $40 SNIP
il Cudahyia, XII steje samo diva
najst CLANCY, ze $3.50 "a sA-
MS; ia denar je nabrala med
to malostevilno drustveno dru-
Zinc Tilka Borstner in sklep, da
daruje vsak Clan tega drustva
enodnevno place v tenn letu "a
SANS, Sc zraeraj drzi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-17

Glasom porocil jugoslovanske
Wade v izgnanstvu, je srbski
narod zdaj izpostavljen trpince-
nju in moritvam kakrsnih sve-
tovna zgodovina Sc nikdar nj
zabelezila.
Ma Hrvaskem je narod do gr-
la sit rezima sodelovanja pod
Pavelicem, XII Sc vzdrzuje ma
vladi edinole z groznjami in
strahom. Poroeila, XII prihajajo
IL Hrvaske, trde, da "marsika-
teri, XII Sc pod nebu krecejo 20
cestah in pc dezeli kot najhujsi
ustasi, Sc ponoci spremene v
borbene patriotic, XII napadajo
nacisticne vojaske oddelke".
Poglavnik zivi v svoji prestolni-
ci, obkrozen cd mocnih straz in
Isl ne upa ven, dokler je dan,
raven v spremstvu income in
izbrane telesne straze ojacene z
oddelkom Gestape. Ljudstvo ga
ne vidi, raven OBJ jake redkih
prilikah, ko sedi v svojem o.
klopnem avtomobilu, katerega
spremljajo tezko oborozeni
strazarji ma motornih kolesih.
Razluceni jugoslovanski pa
trioti Sc v trenotkih odmora
noreujejo in pripovedujejo sa-
10, XII Sc je razsirila pc vsem O.
zemlju Nth nesreene domovine.
Norcujejo Sc in bahajo Sc, ces,
"Neodyisna hrvaska drzava" lie
najveeja v vsej Evropi, kajti O.
ma ina "svojega kralja v Rimu,
svojega regenta v Budimpesti,
sedez svoje Wade v Berlinu, a
meje ia drzava sploh NINA.
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tako investicijo. On nj incl to-
zRdevno nobene skusnje, in nj
nikoli upravlial ali vodil nikake-.
ga kegljisca. Kolikor meni Una
no, nj niti poda ma kakem keg-
nikoli povoscil. Res lie,
.da je najel stiri aleje ma Lake
Shore bulevardu, in da je bill pc
dveh tednih prisiljen zapreti
vrata. Toda ma kegljisdu nj MI
koli delal. g.
Opazke, XII so bile odprto IL
recene -proti bivsemu upravniku,
nazivajoe ga raketirja, it'd, so
lille neumestne. Kajti bivsega
upravnika Sc nj nikdar vprasa.
10, dali zeli ostati v sluzbi, nit
nj bill nikdar .obtozen ali maiden
kriv slabega gospodarstva all
nepOSCenOSIl.
Manipulacija cd strani neka.
terih clanov direktorija, da sc
iznebi Skufce "a vsako ceno, nj
glede ma to, koliko skode DO tr,
PEI Dom, je bila ocitna.
Moja, izjava ma seji, de- j.
MFR. Coff stopil v stiko z MI
Perdanom, predno so ga direk'
tori to pooblastili, in predne
je bill Skufca vprasan, ako lei
delo, Sc sedaj lahko dokaze, axe
direktorij to zeli. Coff je stopi
v stiko s Perdanom, predno j
iii pooblascen cd direktorija, il
je Perdanu stavil ponudbo.
K temu maj dodam, da DO va
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se kegljisee upropasceno vsled
neizkusene uprave. Imeli boste
ma razpolago zelo malo lig in
cello deckov "a postavljanje key
1.lev, in vas promet, XII hi moral
sijajno uspevati tekom vojnega
casa, DO pokazal definitivno ma
zadovanje. Prerokujem YAM, da
bodo skupni dohodki cd vasega
kegljisda nazadovah "a 40 Cd
stotkov, in da bodo ekonomi pr
direktoriju odkrili, da MISC pr1-
hranili niti centa pri pla6ah, pac
da so povzrocili Domu vec tisoc
dolarjev este izgube.
Odpodili boste cd Donna key
ljavce, XII so napravili Slovenski
dom institucijo, ma katero slno
hill lahko ponosni.
Pristavim maj Sc, da SO
prav isti direktorji bill naspro+-
I'M zgradbi tega kegljisca, in kc
zgradbe istega MISC mogli pre-
rreeiti, SO sedaj izmanipulirali
~spremembo uprave, ne da bi
imeli kak vzrok "a to-. JAZZ sem
bill gore6 zagovornik te naprave,
toda eutim, da nocem imeti nj
kakega opravka S skupino, XII DO
rrinesla sramoto tel instituciji.
Zelec vam vso sreco, ostaiam
S spostovanjem,
JOHN E. LOKAR
P.S. Kopija te resignacije DO
objavljena v easopisih, tako da
hodo delnicarjem znana dejstva.
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,dariu vso ogromno tezo demokratiene dinamike

lu SooPOoo - LII CAO uCNlOhi tlSH LdIHI
v Italiji. .~$<@ DIR #1
To je silno wanna stvar. V Milanu, Turinu in morda
malo mani v Trstu, Genovi in Florenci, je vse pripravlje-
no "a revolucionarni podvig ljudskih mnozic. Stavke in
izgredi Sc ~dogajajo vsak dan, docim je zvestoba v~ojastva
vec kot dvomljiva. Yes ustroj uprave skriplje in lie s te-~
zavo vrsi svoje posle. Badoglio 81 z vseni sredstvi, XII so
mu ma razpolago, ~przadeva, da zadusi to ljudsko gibanje.
Vedno vec ~vojastva prihaja v velika mestna sredisca.
Proti-fasisticni p%olitieni ujetniki prihajajo il zaporov.
Obljubljajo, da Sc bodo vrsile ~preiskave proti %koruptnim
fasisticnim predstavnikom. Propaganda "a mir ma pod
lagi predaje duse ne zatrajo, a v razlicnih vojaskih dis
triktih so dodeljena odlocilna mesta castnikom, O katerih
misli Badoglio, da jim more zaupati.
Predsednik in premier %podpirata, akoravno lie po-
sredno, Badoglioa v njegovem prizadevanju, da utrdi
svojo pozicijo-to radi tega, ker sta odlocno odklonila,
da Sc dovoli izgnanim %politcnim predstavnikom povratek
v Itaijo, kjer so njihova imena vsakomur znana in kjer
hi INFLOW poziv mnozicam, maj Sc dvignejo prot novemu
agentu hitlerizma, brez vsakega dvoma naletel ma ogro-
men odziv. Nasa naloga je, da porusimo zares in unicimo
organizirane sie v Italji, %predvsem v armadi, ma katero
Sc naslanja Badoglio. Vsak dan, katerega %izgubimo, ojaci
tie organizirane sile, zavlacuje mas koncni pobed do una
ge in cena, katero bono placevali "a ia i%zgubljeni cas-,
bodo zivljenja ljudi, XII bi Sc sicer resli.
Tezko je uti vtisu, da ~narekuje to drzanje, smer mis-
ljenja, katerega poglavitni motiv je strah pred l%judstvom.
Poglejte sestavo Foreign Office-a, ~preglejte uradnistvo
State Departmental in %precitajte 81 imena onih, XII mace
lujejo Amgot-u (Allied Military Government of Occupied
TerTltorles). Ali moreno cd Nth prlcakoval, ola bodo
poklicali ma ponce ljudske mase, katere bi mogle pomesti
V stran vse one interese v Italiji, XII imajo svoje vsporedne
interese v Foreign Office-u, State Department. in
Amgotu?
z %globokim spostovanjem svarim predsednika in
premiere, da ljudske mnozice zedinjenih narodov nocejo
zrtvovati nit enega samega vojaka ali mornarja v cilju,
da bi mogla Savojska dinastija nadaje vladati ali pa, da
hi bilo starinski rodbini Colonna v Rimu dovoljeno, da
Sc nadalje obdrzi v rokah preostanke svoje %nekdanje
oblasti, ali koncno, "a interese velikih podjetij kot ma
primer Pirelli-ja, da hi Sc jim prihranilo kazen pr~eVrata.
Predsednik in premier Sc ne ~nahajata V svojih viso-
kin uradih cato, da hi mogla svet napraviti warren "a ono
kapitalisticno demokracijo, XII je bila leta, 1889 Sc vedno
pripravljena, pobotati Sc S pomocjo svojih miionarjev
in aristokratov, z Mussolinijem in S Hitlerjem. Dobila sta
ia visoki urad lie cato, kr je ljudstvo mislio in verovalo
V to, da to pot pripravljata resnicno zmago svobode in
demokracije. Gas je, da n%astopita napram Badoglio-u
tako, da DO ia vera zadobila temelje, ma katerih DO varna
in sigurna. Predolgo smo cakali.
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Nacisti so sklenili iztrebiti svobodoliubne
J%ugoslovane u,

Moritve in pokolji,, gerilska
vojna in lakota so vzele zivlje-
ME Re 100000 Jugoslovanom v
teku dveh let nacisticne okupa-
cije njihove domovine. K temu
stevilu neposrednih smrtnih
slucajev, povzrocenih cd nem-
skega novega reda, velja priste-
ii Sc ma tisoce ranjenih in po-
gresanih otrok, katere unicu-
jeta stradanje in strah, in vsi o.
nj delavci, katere so poslali v
Nemcijo ma suzenjsko delo izko-
riseevanja.
Zanesljiva porocila il jugoslo-
vanskih virov, katere je prejel
Owl govore O strahotah naci-
stienega terorja v Jugoslaviji,
katere je %primerjati edinole s
krutostjo nemskega postopanja
S Poljaki in zidi. Pc navadi je
Nemcija zahtevala cd zasuznje-
nth narodov edinole "sodelova-
nje", kar pomeni hlapcevstvo in
suznjost. Vecino Jugoslovanov
pa je sklenila popolnoma iztre-
biti.
Jugoslovanske oblasti v tuji-
nj dobivajo vsak dan dodge Sc
zname ljudi, XII SO bill pomorje-
nj pod to ali ono pretvezo. v
tenn kraju je bio 20 "komuni-
stow. V onem drugem je zopet
10 "saboterjev''. V Srbiji SIRE
ljajo vsak dan mnogo ljudi ~
znak mascevanja "a uboj mems
kega vojaka" - ali zaradi skri-
vanja upornikov - ali ker so O.
sumniceni, da sodelujejo z jugo-
slovanskimi partizani. Use jugo-
slovansko ozemlje je posejano 2
Lidicami, z vasmi in mesti, ka-
terih r~azvaline so postaie spo-
meniki ra~zsajanja in bestialno-
sti nacistov. I'D. H..
Nacisti sodijo, da SO Jugoslo-
vani zakrivili troje zloeinov.
Prvi je, da je vecina tega naro-
da slovanska, torej "ne-arij-
ska. Drugi, Jugoslovani so Sc
drznili upreti Sc fuehrerjevim
armadam = upirati Sc jim do
bro in mocno - Re takrat, ko lie
napadel njihovo domoyino. Ire
til, oni zdaj o~dklanjajo "razsod-
most, XII hi jim narekovala, "a
vzeti doloceno jim mesto ' ma
cisticnem socialnem redu in Sc
pokoriti wolff zmagovalca. Vsi
napori kvizlinga Nedica, XII je u
pal pridohiti narod "a sodelo-
vanje 2 nacisti, SO vzbudili lie
zasmeh in nadaljevanje boja s
podyojeno silo s strani partiza-
nov.
Seaman zverstey osisca u Sr-
bii je pray posebno strahoten.