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Evening star., 1946-04-21

Only safe. gentle frrid gircs
.Non his thorough protection
!, \" other dcodorant stop, pcrepira-
ton and odor so effectively. We, 80
safely.
,. Nearly WIce az effective in ,toppnc
persp'ratlon as any other LEADING
deodorant cream.
). Does moi rot clothes. Grea>eIc,s and
stainless, too.
4. Safe for skin. Non-irritatine Anti
~eptlc.
5: Soft, smooth. creamy easy to
apply. Just rub in we'll. no waiting
to dry.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
= r. 4 Iol
stops perspir0fiOn ~0nd OdOr
SO effectively, yet SO safely!

It's the improved dc"dorant vou've
been waiting for, The new. soft.
smooth, creamy deotorantthat ~i,cs
you the maximum protection posi-
BILE against pcr-piration and odor
with safety to vour -hin and clothes!
!!o other deodorant ot any sort.
liquid or cream =. meets the stand
ard set by this wonderful new
Postwar Arid for stopping perspir-
alton and odor with safety,
Evening star., 1946-04-21

Clamorous clothes, more
utterly feminine than
YOU We worn for wears. Fragile
fabrics, to make YOU look
like delicate flower. More
than ever You'll need Arrid's
thorough protection.
\" other deodorant stops
perspiration and odor so
effectively, vet so safely,
Smart women use Arid daily
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Clearance Of
Girls Apparel

8 Originally 1895 Girls Dresses,
broken sizes -- $50
z Originally s.s5 Girls Dresses,
broken sizes --- 500
10 Originally 7.s5 Girls Sheer
Dresses, 10 to ID 500
IS Originally 3.se Girls White
Dotted Swiss Pinofores I.99
4 Originally 500 Girls White
Dresses (soiIed) 3.99
J Originally 500 Girls One
piece Romper Style PIoysuits. 3.e9
] Originally $40 Girls Royon
Dresses, 10 to IA --3.99
u Originally 7.e5 Girls 2-pieee
Bothins Suits, broken sizes 800
s Originally 5.ss Girls 2-pieee
Bothins Suits -l.e9
J Originally 3.99 Girls z-pieee
PIoysuits, broken sizes -I.99
so Originally l.s5 to l.o9 Girls
one-pieee PIoysuits 59e
~ Originally 2.s9 sIoeks. navy
and brown, 7 to s LOO
36 Originally 2.35 White SIoeks,
] to IA 100
20 Originally I.69 Shorts. broken
sizes 7oe
AZ Originally 2.ee Shorts and
Short-AIls, broken sizes LOO
40 Originally 3.9e Shorts and
Short -AIIs, broken sizes l.ee
Girls Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Fur Coots Reduced

! Originally z2z.oo BIoek-dyed
Arobian kidskin Swosser. Size
20 ----------I98,Oo
| Originally $500 Silver Blue
dyed Muskrot Stroller. Size r..
268.oo
Originally 47s.oo koturoI Groy
Chinese Kidskin swosser. Size
IS ------- $4,000
! Originally 10000 Hudson
seoi-dyed Muskrot swosser. Size
lo $4,000
Originally ez1.oo BIoek-dyed
Persion Lamb swosser. Size l6,
$500
IAN ORIGINAL and selling prices in
cinde tar
Fws, Third Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Women's S Goats

4 Originally $500 loooo Wool
Gobardine Goats. One size AZ in
green, three in noturol, ! in 50,
! in 40 and in "A 1900
! Originally 1895 Blue Fitted
coot in loooo Wool. Size 38,
1900
! Originally 1895 Topper in
1000 Wool with handsome
broid trimming. Novy blue in size
a Y only---------2 2l.0o
4 Originally $500 Box coots Of
1000 Wool in navy blue. Sizes
IS Y, 37h, 3912, 4lh, $500
! Originally $500 shortie coot
in the fashionable beIted style.
Lovely l009o wool fobric in
size 4O-- z4.oo
| Originally $500 Topper in
Royon Double Sheer with broid
trimming. Navy blue. Size 81,
$500
Womens Goats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15

IS Originally $50 to 3.o5
Blouses
100
These lovely bIouses ore soiIed
from handling. and n'oy be had
in broken assortment of colors,
materials ond sizes.
Bionses, Third Floor
The Hechf Co.
Corsets
II Originally LIS Brossieres.
odd sizes ----.. ...------ soc
10 Originally Its Garter Belts.
79e
15 Originally 5.s5 GirdIes 200
46 Originally LOO Brossieres. 79e
So Originally l.5o Brossieres, Soc
II Originally 800 Brossieres,
100
Corsets, Third Floor,
The Hechf CO.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Mems Sport Shop

50 Originally 3.25 to $50 Swim
Trunks. Sizes small, medium,
loroe l.65
no Originally $50 Tee Shirts,
S. M, L-- lbs
II Originally 1895 Fomous
Make Sport Joekets. sizes "a to
AZ 2---I4.85
8 Originally 27.50 lightweight
Royon Joekets, sizes IS, 36, SO,
MEMS Sborfswear, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
ToiIetries Clearance

100 Originally 5se saehets. 3oe
20 Originally Z so Cigarette
Cases LOO
IS Originally 4.74 compeets,
Silver Plotted 2.40
20 Originally 500 compaets.
Silver Plated 800
50 Originally LOO Mosnifyins
Mirrors. Purse Size 39e
s Originally SEQ Cigarette
Cases 400
7 Originally zoo Mirresed Pow
der Boxes --i.O0 90
Prices include ta1 where applicable
Cosmetics. Street Floor,
The Hechf CO
Evening star., 1946-08-15

Fine cotton botiste dickies, just
whot you'll be needing for suits
this foil b. or for back to school.
With jobot or tie, they all have
lovely hand detoiI.
Neekwear, Street Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
loo Originally $50
All Steel
Utility TobIes
$50

A sturdy table thot is useful in
any room in the house. OF lost
ing steel construction .. FAX g.,
with convenient lower shelf. Fin
ished in glossy white enamel with
black or red legs.
81 Originally e.eS Mohowk Port
obIe Barbecue GrilIs Spit 2.99
43 Originally 1925 Funnel-type
Borbeeues with spit grill
on wheels 3.o9
8 Originally 4.95 Small Funnel
type Barbecue GriIIs on
wheels Is1.o 1.oo
z Originally ISIS Ash End To-
bIes 2 level T.. gloss tops.
l4.e5
II Originally 1854 Picnic To-
bIes green and white, with
hole for umbrella 5.oo
s Originally $3.50 Aluminium
frome Club choirs upholstered
in persimron 1850
70 Originally s.s5 Aluminium
frome Choirs convos sling
scots red, blue or green, 500
z Originally ee.s5 Double Red
wood choise Lounges with
pods los isl 1895
3 Originally 1915 Redwood Love
Scots with pods 1895
4 Originally 5e.35 Redwood
choise Lounges with pads,
1895
8 Originally e4.o3 TO 1898
Wrought Iron TobIe ond 4 Choir
Sets table 3Ox3O". In Pom
peion green or white finish, 1926
l Originally 2ol.s3 . Ash Set
tee ond 2-choir Set uphoI-
stored in blue
z Originally e5.77 Wrought Iron
30x60" TobIe s side choirs
.ereen------69.95
Summer Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
20 Originally 1895
Hand-Knotted
India Wool Ruqs
@&y and @.'o size. 54.95

SIS for 20 fortunate shoppers! truly remarkable
fine furnhne
skill Rich toro
Other Room-size Rugs Reduced
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Misses Summer
Cosuol Dresses

II Originally 1850 l-pieee
Classic Dresses in cotton twill.
Cream color 1888
1s Originally 1875 I-pieee
Royon seersueker Dresses with
scoIIops OF sleeves and neck in
red, blue, or brown check ond
fIoroI print botlste -e.8s
9 Originally 1925 l-pieee Co.'S
uoi Dresses OF balloon cloth in
lime or peach 1888
7 Originally $50 l-pieee Stripe
Spun Royon cosuoI Dresses. YeI-
low, pink or blue--------5. 5.88
8 Originally 100 l-pieee Stripe
Royon Morquisette Dresses in
green or red 5.8S
s Originally 7.s5 Ginshom
Dresses in cool sun-bock styles,
4.ss
$ Originally 1895 z-pieee
Dresses with eyelet pique top ond
fIoroI printed skirt, Junior broken
sizes 1888
5 Originally 24.oo 2-pieee
Dresses in lovely lOO9o linen
prints in bare midriff style. Pink,
blue or ton, Junior broken sizes,
s.8S
4 Originally 1850 l-pieee Spun
Royon Classic Dresses with but
ton front. Blue only in broken
sizes IU.66
Casual Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Originally 1895 to 1850
Boys Mockinows
8.95

Fine ploid mookinows to send
your boy back to school. With
or without hoods, IobeIed os to
wool content. Sizes 4 to 8.
4 Originally LOO AII-wooi Cops,
oroy or brown tweed. Lorge size,
soc
s Originally l.50 TO l.65 Fleece
Caps, chin straps, brown or blue.
Labeled os to fobric content.
Small medium or large soc
8 Originally 1875 AII-wooI
Sports Goats. brown ploid, blue
check. Sizes ! 3 to l6-- e.95
] Originally 1850 Summer coot,
cotton and mohoir. Size 38, $50
z Originally 4.85 Black Rubber
ized Roin coot Sets, size 4, LIS
Boys and Youths, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Use the Newly Enlarged
Hecht Co. Parking Building

The Hecht CO. now has q fourth floor added
to its modern parking building Drive in
the { Street entrance between 9th and 7th
SITS. Courteous attendants will protect your
car from bumped Tenders. And it's only
dime for the first hour and q nickel for each
additional hour.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
IS Originally Il 90
Misses Suits
1914

WOOL and royon stripe suits, grey
with black stripe, oordieon neck.
Sizes 10 to l6.
3 Originally 1895 AII-wool Fit
ted coots for the toll girl, black
ond cocoa. Sizes a to 20, 1874
10 Originally 1896 Two-tone
Belsed and Fitted Roineoots. not
uroI and black, aqua and black,
green and black. Broken misses
s. Originally 9.95 Fitted and
Belted Cotton PopIin and Cotton
Gobordine Roineoots, noturoI,
navy, oquo ond rose. Sizes II
to 18- 844
Meszanine Goats and Suits,
Third Floor, The Hechf Ca.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

want to know where he's been.
The answer is, Pat has been in
Mercy Hospital, Baltimore, where,
on May L. the doctors opened him
up to repair the damage Of double
hernia. He recovered from the
operation very nicely, going home
on May 18th and back TO work at
National for few hours each day
on June nth.
While at the hospital he received
many visits and messages from his
friends. all of which he hopes to
acknowledge in time. In the mean
time he is busy with sales plans
for that new 100000 barrel output
of National Premium and National
Bohemian beer to which both the
company. the distributor organiza-
ton and the public are looking
forward with such keen anticipation
when rationing passes into the
realm of things that werel
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

l0-year continuous run and is start
in its eleventh year Folks who say
that the day of miracles is past,
they can revise their ideas Anything
can happen. This essay proves same.
So any young Teller thinlIin' he
don't maybe have a chance or some
thing, he shut off his squawk. All
anybody needs to do, is do some
thing. If you do it good like this
young guy Claghorn -- the Senator
or if you do it more on the order
of this column, you will eat most
of the time. | mean you will eat il
these dude farmers there in Theory
land on the Potomac will go home
and quit tellin' the farmer and his
wife which is the wrong or right
end of cow for gettin' milk.
Opportunity is whamin' on all
sides 49, just one thing you gotta
do to squeeze in the door - black,
white or bronze. Precipitation is it.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
You're Never Too Young
For Searching The Future


TIL NJ: When
primitive man
grew tired of
eating raw meat
he roasted his
food over hot
Goals or impaled
it on the end of
a sharp-pointed
stick. At other
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

sum al OlueT
times he would roast his food in
hot ashes.
LATER: Several items of food
were pierced with a long pointed
instrument and slowly revoIved
over bed of red hot Goals. From
these early methods of splitting"
food, our modern barbecues devel-
oped. Early settlers in America con-
structed brick ovens but it was not
until 1880 that the first cooking
stoves were marketed. The steam
pressure cooker came into use for
some time for canning and also for
cooking quickly at high pressure
of steam.
SOON: Modern gas stoves: sleek.
streamlined and Respondent, will
make their appearance. Electric
stoves promise to be in great de-
mand in postwar kitchens. Smoke.
less coal stoves will soon be in pro.
duction. They are based on the prin-
ciple of the down-draft driving the
smoke through hot Goals. 1t is esti-
mated that SO per cent of the smoke
from the softest type of coal is alb
sorbed. Designers of the stove claim,
that IS pounds of coal will burn in
it for over 43 L.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Bass Season Opens
July | In State

The open season in Maryland for
catching large and small mouthed
bass in non-tidal waters, will run
from July ] to November 30 The
trout season will close on July 10.
The minimum length for bass is
ten inches and the creel limit is
not more than ten per day, per
fisherman.
With quite a few bass liberated
in the Potomac recently, local fish
ermen are looking forward to a
season of good fishing.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

Earl Gruber Foreign Minister of
Austria Austria will always
press for the return of Tyrol until
the question is settled. No regime
in the world can transfer a Tyro-
lean into an Italian"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

The standings are the biggest proof
of what have been claiming ever
since the season opened, that there
is no standout team in the league
and that the TIagerstoWn club, de
spite it's share Of errors and its need
of more sustained power at the
plate, is definitely one of the teams
to beat.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Wilmington Coming
For 3 Big Games
Single Game Saturday Night
And Double Header On Sum
day Afternoon.

With the first six teams in the
Interstate League so closely bunch
ed that the loss of couple of
games 10y any one team can change
the entire standing. that three-game
series between Bunny" Griniths'
Hagerstown owls" and the Will
mington Blue Rocks which starts
with a single game on Saturday
night and ends with a double head
or on Sunday afternoon, should be
a humdinger
With the owls pitching staff in
first class shape and the whole team
showing more sustained power at
the plate. they stand better than
even chance Of coping the series.
so make your plans now to see all
three gamcs-aud here's a tip.
With the owls up there. lighting
for the lead. that ball park is going
TO be jammed, SO plan to get down
to the Stadium early if you want a
seat Saturday nights game starts
at 8,t5. with Sunday afternoons
double header beginning at 2 o'clock.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

Through Tuesday night the Owls
had completed a total of So double
plays 81 at home and IS on the
road,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

James +. Byrnes, Secretary of
State - 1T would be wrong to give
Yugoslavia the whole of Venzia
Giulia, since it would transfer from
Italy to Yugoslavia the City of
Trieste, with its $4,000 Italians"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
INTERSTATE
by DOUG STEWART

LEAGUE STANDING
Last Nights Games Not Included
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Brewery Official
Is Back On Job
pat" Roche, OF National
Brewing Co, Leaves Hospital
And II Back Al Work.

When a fellow as popular as Pat
rick J Roche, Vice-President in
Charge of Sales. National Brewing
drops out of circulation
for five or six weeks, its only nat
ural that great many people will
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

The pitcher shown above was one
Of famous brother team which
pitched the Cardinals TO National
League pennant in 1884. He beat
Detroit twice in the World Series of
that year. During She season he
turned i'm no-hiticr against Brook
lyn az an Ebbess Field double
header after his brother handcuffed
ahe Dodgers with three hits in the
opener.
Bill Brandt, of MBS Inside of
Sports" asks you 20 name this
baseball star.
ANSWER:
HD9G .fgDQ, inDd
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE.

Well folks. this
is auniV ers
AIRY week here in
Hickory. This lIic
l1ory Grove essay
this weekly lit
craly gem 49, this
s y m p osium of
heavy thinkin' and
brilliance it is
lust completing a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

Australians have spent millions of
dollars for fences, the longest of
which is said to be more than 100
miles to barricadc dingoes and rab-
hits
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Oldest Railroad Station

The oldest railroad station in the
United States, and perhaps in the
world, is said to be Mount Clare in
Baltimore, which was built in 1880.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10
Trippers Should Sign Up Today

Reservations for the Kodiak Community Center trip to Woody Island tomorrow (Sun- day) afternoon should be made at the Center today, according to Director Ken Wade The par. ty will be limited to the number of people who can be carried on the Woody island boat.
 The trip will leave the Stand ard Oil dock at l pm and will include a tour of Woody Island and conducted trip through the CAA station with an explana- ton of the operation and activi. ties of that installation. Arrange ments on the island are being made by MT. J H Dobrin, coor- dinator llaison maintenance off cer.
 The party will return to KOdi' ak about 6 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10

Ceiling prices on fish, IUelud- ing Alaska salmon and halibut, are again in force at the June 30 level. Alaska OPA advised today in response to numerous inquir- ies.
 Since pricing regulations gov erning fish are not among those which are at present suspended, it necessarily follows that they are again covered by the new act, and will continue to be cov- cred so far as we can foresee" , OPA Price officials stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10

International folk dancing is now a regular activity at the Kodiak Community Center ou Monday nights, according to an announcement this week. The program, limited to couples, IS held on Monday nights at g. Dances of many nations, in ad- dition to early American and ad- vanced square dancing will be featured.
 All interested adults are cor dially invited to attend
 The regular weekly square dance, open to all interested a. dults, will be held at the Com munity Center on Wednesday evening.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10
Liquor On Base
(continued from page lO)

Continued from page l0) made for handling such sale.
 The directive also specifics that soda fountain service serv- ing ice cream and soft drinks must be in operation during hours when alcoholic beverages are sold.
 The regulation does not change any direetives regarding use of alcoholic beverages by eommis- stoned officers.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10
Town Topical

with summer coming on.."" Why stay at home in an over hot kitchen when you can enjoy those deliaous (full of FRESH Negetables) dishes at the Yum Yum7
 Chop Suey, Chow Mein, Foo- yung, Noodles, Sweet & Sour, as only the Yum Yum can make them; to say nothing of that Creole Gumbo, Creole Okra souD and Italian Spaghetti that melt in your mouth
 Orders sent out from C pm 10 3 am. Party orders for as many AS twenty on short notice, pip. ing hot Co your table. Closed on Mondays hereafter.
 It's that good eatin'-
 Yum Yum
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10

Mr. X Mrs. Tom Frost, Sr.
 Billy, Bob & DIck:Frosi Miss Adeline Cote Mrs. Agnes Thomas INCOMING: Roy Cooper Mrs. John & Wm Criss L A De De Cou JH & Mrs. Yvonne DObrin
 Michael & Anthony Dobrin Minneta Emge John Eng Mrs. B c Ford Albert & Mrs. Gladys Foster l. Guthrie Patsy Mae Helen R H Johnson Chas. F. Koch Mrs. Perry McMurdo
 Patricia X Ann MeMurdo Nus. c Metzgar Mrs. M c, Shirley & Lois Mufiy Lucienne Nagel Verda Neff Mrs. Harry, X Sharon Oliver It. Comdr. Alexander Oliver Mrs. Ilene Puette TT c Robeson Mrs. Ed Rockney Mrs. A c Rausa Mrs. Kathryn Sawyer Mrs. w c Schroeder Ralph s Walser Mrs. Richard Weisser Mrs R H Wissmath
 Richard X Flavia Wissmath Donald Bisson Carl Kirn
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10

Est6 EINGs FOR YOUR OFFICE baFIes R. Griffin Co. IT Cherry St., Seattle 4, Wn.
 Go To Church |sek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Glebof IA cordial invitation is extend to all members of the church attend the services.
 CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Rday Masses: Church 500 x l0:30 am Hospital 6:30 am 'eskdays:
 Hospital 6;30 am I0lydays:
 IT legal holiday, same order as Sundays; if wOrkday, Church at 800 & goo am vening Devotions: 7:3O Rosary & Benediction, Sundays, Holydays, First Fri days oly Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 8 pm every Fri day 1nlessions: 2 Co 8 pm, Saturdays, eve of HOlydays, eve of First Fridays; and before each Mass inlt Study Club: 7;30 pm Wednesdays Study Groups: According Go age; nee the Sis- ters
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-10

PRAISE CHAPEL
 Rev. John Marshall lDday School l0:40 |lnday Morning Worship l1:40 Indsy Evening
 Evangelistic Service ZOO Wednesday, Evening Prayer & Praise zoo Iible School
 Monday through Friday 2 to 1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-13
Skupaj izdajstvu -- skupaj pred sodniki
(Nadaljevanje in konec.) }

| Prvotno so nameravali Mem
ci s pomocjo izdajalske sloven-
ske reakcije osnovati posebno
slovensko SS-divizijo. Ker pa so
domaci izdajalci vedeli, da no.
ben Slovenec ne bo sci v tako
formacijo, so Sc zavzemali "a to,
da bi ostala ma zunaj slovenska
firma, domnevajoc, da bodo ma
ia nacin prevarili slovensko
ljudstvo. Da pa so bill domo-
branci v stvari sestavni del ma
cisticnih SS-formacij, prica tu-
di dejstvo, da so prejemali nem-
Ska odlikovanja ter pred SS-ge-
neralom Roesnerjem oh blago-
slovu skofa Rozmana prisegli
Hitlerju.
Kot vojaski formaciji v Sc
stavu nacisticnih SS-oddelkov
je bila slovenskemu domobran-
stvu poleg borbe proti narodno
osvobodilni vojski in partizan-
skim odredom namenjena tudi
Sc druga strateska naloga. ze
sredi leta 1914 je nameravalo
nemsko vojno vodstvo uporabiti
domobranske oddelke ma who'd
mem ali zapadnem bojiscu. Ker
pa Sc je zacel takrat polozaj ma
bojiscih "a Nemce magic in ne
ugodno spreminjati, do tega nj
vec prislo.
LIE Oddelek dOmObranSkM
tankistov je bill poslan y Legua-
no . Haiji y borbo proti sapad-
MIN sdUesnikOm.
Glede ma takrat grozeco ne
varnost invazije je dobilo do
mobranstvo sklopu nemske ar
made novo, Sc vaznejso vlogo,
pri obrambi Jadranskega pri-
morja. Posebno vazna pa je bila
V strateskem pogledu vloga slo-
venskega domobranstva pri "a
sciti zalednih prometnih zvez z
juznim bojiscem. Partizanski
odredi so tel dobi z gigantskim
naporom rusili zeleznice, mo-
stove in ceste, pri cemer pa SO
jih zal v veliki meri ovirali do
mobranske posadke ter tako v
izdatni meri otezevale tudi bor-
DO zaveznikov, XII SO prodirali z
juga.
Slovensko domobranstvo, XII
je torej odigralo svojo vlogo V
borbi proti zapadnim zavezni-
kom in XII je nosilo znacaj krvni-
Skin SS-oddelkov, XII je z varo-
vanjem zaledja pomagalo oku-
patorju in XII je morilo in pobija-
10 anglo-ameriske pilote, ko so
Sc padali resevali n a nasem
ozemlju, to domobranstvo je BIZ
10 torej koncna oblika takozva-
ne redne jugoslovanske vojske
pod vodstvom Draze Mihajlovi-
ca, kateremu je zlocinska kra-
ljevska emigrantska klika V
Londonu pri nezadostno pouce-
nj mednarodni javnosti skusala
pripisoVati uspehe partizanov
in ga tako prikazati kot zavez-
nika V borbi proti nacisticni
Nemciji.
Slovenska legija, torej kleri-
kalni tabor slovenske reakcije,
Sc je pozivu v domobranstvo ta-
koj odzvala v polnem obsegu.
Ia MO tudi nj zaostajala libe-
ralna reakcionarna skupina. Tu-
di ia je po svoji Sokolski in ma
rodni legiji izdala parole, maj
njeni clani vstopijo domobran-
stvo. Zdruzena slovenska reak-
CHA je torej povzrocitelj domo-
branstva, XII je slovenskemu ma
rodu napravilo najvecjo sramo-
to S tenn, da je priseglo zvestobo
goslaViji so, kot vse kaze, vel
mere in menda verujejo v "a
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