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Evening star., 1946-03-05
By Harry Macarthur

Among the ideas that have been
had around town lately, one of the
better is the one Herb Sachs had
when he decided it was high time
| to install entertainment at his
Club Duet. 1t was triple-t threat
idea, really Mr.. S. not only deciding
to provide entertainment for his
patrons but also having the good
grace to hire the best he could
find and to present it in highly
novel manner. The best he could
find, for this opening bill, includes
Paula Laurence, Wally Boag and
Deane Carroll, three exceedingly
gifted people. The novel presenta-
ton Is a sort of continuous run"
affair; the show is always on, with
dancing between the acts.
| The satiric Miss Laurence Is hard
to describe, but whatever she Is
she is the only one of it. The verbal
lashing she gives popular songs Is
something to make you wonder how
in the world they ever got that
way and her own personally writ
ten ditties, are-Well, hilarious Is
good word to set down right here
One of the people enjoying Miss
LaWence's antic songs the other
night was Hildegarde, who arrived
in town Friday to entertain at the
Statler's Embassy Room throughout
March. Put Miss L. on her mettle
and she was in top form, a spy
reported.
The spy didn't say so, but Hide
garde, being a woman of percep-
ton and good taste, must also have
thoroughly enjoyed some other
things at the Duet-those tricky
animals amiable Wally Boag man
ages to conjure up out of a variety
of balloons and the wonderful lyric
songs of Deane Carroll. Quite a
bill Mr.. Sachs has collected to in
augurate his new entertainment
policy.
If you have been wondering
whatever In the world happened to
that old swing thing called "Ha-
Waiian War Chant" we know right
where it is today. It's disguised as
rumba and you can hear 1t al
most any night at the Mayf1ower
Lounge. played by Eddie Chase
orchestra and sung handsomely by
Gini Bogart. 1t seems, in its rhum-
ba guise, to be called either Take
Evening star., 1946-03-05
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
Trade Registered o. g. Patent omc

1t Away!" or take 1t Away, Take
It Away. Take 1t Away" Sound.
better as a rhumba, too. Or maybe
1t just sounds better with Gini Bo.
CART.
\
Johnny Robb, the Madrillon's Or
chestra leader, looked out upon the
wilderness corners of his Virginia
backyard one day not so long age
and came to great decision
Wouldn't do for the children to be-
come involved with that poison oak
he told himself. Thing to do is
have 1t pulled up and if you want
anything done around here you'd
better do it yourself. Mr.. R. re-
membered having tangled with the
stuff before in small way, with no
i'll effects, so he thought he was
immune. He was SO convinced that he
was immune that he went out that
afternoon and pulled up all that
nasty poison oak so the kids
wouldn't get in it.
Mr.. Robb returned to work on
the Madrillon bandstand a week
later, sadder, wiser and reeking of
lotions and ungents.
X X
Holding Rrmly to the contention
that the three important BIS are
Bach, Beethoven and boogie- -woogie,
we are unprepared to vouch for the
Evening star., 1946-03-05

For q minute I thought you had
a fish net on your head, Louise, "
he told her. well, for a minute
you were right" Miss Lee replied.
Seems she had been in an expert
mental humor that night, trying
out new coiffures before she went
to work, but not finding one to suit
her taste. Finally, Louise's father
showed her a newly purchased
our-by-four feet, those are) fish
net. Il dare you to wear this" he
said. She did.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

following, never having heard OF
Brahms Second Piano Concerto. -
However, Johnny Shaw's trio at
Costin's seems to attract musicians
and other people who know about
Brahms and we overheard one OF
them say that September Song" is
a slight steal, with Interpolation
from the third movement of
Brahms Second Piano Concerto y
Nice of Kurt WE'LL to bring it out
in the open so a lot of people could
hear it.
A fellow who should know about
such things informs us that the best
fashion shows in Washington take
Evening star., 1946-03-05

place every ! am. when the wait
resses depart from Joe Moss 400
Each member of the tray brigade
according to this informer, owns
an expensive fur coat and there
seems to be a contest under way to
determine which owns the. hand
soonest.
Louise Lee, the Nightingale
nightingale, drew a shocked double
take from bandleader Jack Schafer
when she stepped on the stand at
the Virginia resort the other night
Evening star., 1946-03-05
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Evening star., 1946-02-03

it. You drive up in your car. alone,
and you'll automatically turn off the
ignition, switch off the lights, set the
brakes, and perhaps lock the doors.
But if someone halls you and starts
talking to you just as you park, you
may forget the lights or the brakes,
or leave the keys in the car.
"If the door locked behind Carlson
when he entered his apartment. it
had to be unlocked if Mrs. Venner
had been killed elsewhere and
brought there. The only key avail
able, you see, seemed to be Carlson's
own
The argument between Mrs.
Venner and Carlson, and his eager
ness to get away from her. suggested
how his key might have been made
available to someone else.
''lN ALL human probability, that
person was either Van Hof or White.
1t seemed more likely that one of
them would call upon her than that
she would call upon them, which sug-
gested that the actual killing had
been done in her apartment. The
rest was pretty much matter of
putting enough pressure on Van
Hoff to make him crack" The End
Evening star., 1946-02-03

But she was going to kill me for
something l said to her - I'm sure
of that. She got out the gun. | =. E.
stabbed her to save my own life.
That's self-defense, isn't it?'
Bill sighed and shook his head.
mo one man can answer that ques-
tion." he said. ITS job for twelve
men - and judge
GARRISON owes you something,
Bill" said Slim thoughtfully. "If I'd
been in your shoes. l wouldn't have
looked any further than Carlson. He
was guilty by every bit of evidence
in sight"
''In America" said Bill. "a mans
innocent until proved guilty. If we'd
assumed that Carlson was guilty, the
case was practically perfect against
him. But when we assumed he might
be telling the truth, that he might be
innocent, it wasn't hard to tag
Van Hoff.
The locked door, for instance,
seemed like one of the most damning
bits of evidence against Carlson. But
if his story was true, then there must
be an explanation and there was.
Interrupt a man in any routine
operation. and he's likely to bungle
Evening star., 1946-02-03

and it seemed a shame to dislllusion
her. What she didn't know was that
looking over the check wouldn't
have done me bit of good. | couldn't
have read the thing anyhow.
All walters nowadays seem to
humble when they write the check.
They have developed secret
code Of their own which leaves
the cash customer mystified and
insolvent.
The last time l looked over
dinner check before paying it was at
La Petite Patootie, in the summer
Of '43. l had just finished an excel
lent meal which, to the best of my
recollection. had consisted of a
couple of abtristts. lamb stew. with
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certainly not have planted the body
to direct suspicion at your partner,
because the firm of White & Carlson
was your life work, and such a
scandal would ruin it.
That leaves only me" Van Hoff
said.
"And very logically" said Bill.
"You were crazy about Mrs. Venner.
And you probably suspected that
she had had an affair with Mr. Carl
son, so you were naturally jealous of
him.
when you heard them come in
together, you probably assumed
she'd lied to you about her dinner
engagement: that she had really gone
out with Mr.. Carlson. So you went
to her apartment and then - I've
already told you what happened
after that"
There was a tense silence in the
room; silence which lasted perhaps
half minute Not such a long time
.. but long enough for a man to
break
Its not case" said Van Hoff in
a tired voice Just circumstantial
evidence But you might make a case
out of it, eventually" He looked at
Bill. you've done well in a few
hours" he went on bitterly. "and |
don't feel like fighting you. With
Margo gone, | just don't give a
damn"
You did kill herr" Bill asked
gently.
VAN HoFF nodded. 81 loved her,
and she made a fool of me. She was
like that: all sweetness and sur
render one day, and unapproachable
the next. And when protested she
became angry-or worse, she laughed
at me-
Last night she became angry. So
did I. don't remember it very we'll.
Evening star., 1946-02-03
No More ~Wffui"

lHE medicine that arrived the
next day proved to be pale pink
mixture which tasted like bismuth
and peppermint. But according to
the written label on the bottle, it
was "lenwistle and foggimuch. And
to add to my misgivings. it was
prescribed not for me but for some
one named Vicente Halibut.
So decided that rather than take
any more of Weenie's lenwistle and
foggimuch, it would be safer just to
stop eating so much bleeburpin and
wffui. And | haven't looked at
dinner check since After all, igrof-
nunce is blipsx.
Evening star., 1946-02-03
BY WEARE HOLBROOK

You may think you know
what you ate. But your
check proves nothing :.
WISHING relatives are often
Y amazed by my nonchalance in
big-town restaurants. Don't you
ever look over the check before you
pay it?" Cousin Agnes inquired the
other evening as carelessly tossed
crisp, new $40 bill on the walters
little tray. They might be cheating
you"
Pooh" l replied grandly.
In Cousin Agnes's eyes l was
poor mans Diamond Jim Brady,
Evening star., 1946-02-03

vegetables, in casserole; blueberry
pie and coffee.
But on reading the check, found
that l. had unwittingly consumed
instead two Nasties. one Easement
Bunk. one Bleeburpin, and one
Wffui.
This discovery made me uneasy,
both in mind and stomach. BY mid
night there was dull pain in my
midriff which, felt, could only have
been caused by too much bleeburpin
and wffui.
Phoning the doctor and getting
him out of bed, | told him what had
happened. "In all probability just a
touch of indigestion" he said. "In
have something fixed up for you and
sent over first thing in the morning.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

of the ending Of the peace confer
encethe light viii again be ex-
,tinguished.
In the center Of the state, in the
rotunda Of Ohio's capital, is an
other memorial to this all-impar-
tant pioneer peace conference.
Hanging inside the entrance to the
stately capitol is a huge painting
in vivid color depicting the treaty
signing by Wayne and the con-
quered Indians. The painting is by
the famed artist, Howard Chandler
Christy. sss
This is only one Of the many
interesting things ia be found in
this ccntury-old Doric: building.
Across its main entrance are eight
great 36-fO0t columns. Inside, the
rotunda is paved with nearly 5000
blocks Of marble.
Opposite the Wayne painting is
the equally famous canyas BY VIII
liam II. Powell, based on Perry's
victory and unveiled in 1855.
IN cabinets around the great
rotunda are the Ohio battle dags
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

One hundred fifty-one years ago
General Mad" Anthony Wayne
and officers of the newly organized
United States met with more than
100 chiefs, sachems and warriors
of Ohio Indian tribes to write a
treaty opening much of Ohio to
white settlement.
The treaty meeting. held on June
l6, l795, followed by approxi-
mately year Wayne's disastrous
defeat Of the combined Indian
tribes at the battle Of Fallen
Timbers.
Last year the l5dth anniversary
Of this important event was cele-
brated at Greenville.
On June 10th of this year the
Altar of Peace will again be
lighted. with ceremonies and cele-
bration. The altar is symbolic Of
the peace FIRE which was lighted at
the original meeting, Isl years ago.
On August 3rtheg anniversary
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
Generalmajor Dusan Kveder:
Cd ee+ic do korpu-
SoV
Ponotis is ljubljanskega
n1eseCniEG "TOVGri$"

OfSW1oc w. E"OGJWStchCS"
mesecniEa "Tovari$"
27. aprila je borbeni prank
slovenskega naroda. Obletnica
Osvobodilne fronte-je tu d
prank nase Narodno osvobo.
dime vojske in Partizanskih cd:
redov Slovenije. Kakor 81 ma
rodno osvobodilnega gibanja ma
Sega naroda ne moreno zarnisli
ii brez oborozenega boja, take
81 Osvobodilne fronte ne more
mo zanisliti brez njene oboro'
zene pesti, brez njene vojske.
Zato so tudi prvi pionirji
Osvobodilne fronte bill isto
casno prvi pionirji in organiza.
torji NOV in PO Slovenije. v
okviru osvobodilnega boja sta
Osvobodilna fronta in Narodno
osvobodilna vojska sli po isti
tezki, a slavni pdti boja "a ljud.
ske mnozice, "a enotnost naro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

10 je opojno disalo po vrtnicah,
vaniliji, jazminu in dragocenem
peruskem balzamu.
Spraseval Sc je ma Them, ali
nj morda ia Naola, ki Sc il je
zlato zagorela koza blestela v
rdeci luci baklje, nadzer1sko
bite, hcerka Demona zlata, XII
ga hoce zvabiti v osreje zemlje,
Nv kako katakombo il cistega
zlata, odkoder Sc nikoli vec ne
vrne ma solncno luc. 4
Naolin nasmeh m u je magic
pregnal te vizije njegovih pre-
napetih zivcev.
Koncno je zrak postal lede-
no mrzel, kakor da bi podzem-
ski veter pihal v te ozke hodni-
ke. Thu je stopila v neizmerno
kaverno, obdano cd rdecih skal ;
ma dnu Sc je nahajalo jezero 2
bistro> vodo. Brady je yes zacu-
den gledal mogocno sliko, XII sc
mu jenudila: vmirni in eisti vo-
di Sc je zrcalil ebok, visok kot v
kaki katedrali. Zidovje in obok
so preprezale zlate zile. Pesek
ma tleh je bill pomesan z zlatimi
zrni in v. ozadju te mogocne ja-
me je padal visoko dol slap v
jezero, Cigar voda Sc je odte-
kala v siroko razpoko.
1uc baklje bi ne bila zado-
stovala "a razsvetljavo globin
ogromne jane, toda skozi malo
luknjo ma vrhu okoka je padal
zarek dnevne luci ma blesceco sc
rudo, XII je tvorila stene, in ma
vodo, IL katere sc je dvigala vio-
licasta in modra para. To je bill
res zaearan kraj.
(Dazje prihodmji6)
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from four wars. Among the 53l
emhlems are flags Of the Mexican,
Civil, Spanish-American and First
World wars.
More than 40 feet above the
rotunda is a great stained glass
dome in whose center, in illumi-
mated art glass, is the, seal of Ohio.
Columbus is filed with worth
while, things to see and do-the
Ohio State Museum. famed for its
collection 81 Mound Builder relics;
Ohio State University with its
great campus and many buildings:
the State Penitentiary; q 200 rap
idly being developed into one pf
the best in the state; Fort Hayes;
1.-The handsome State Office build
ling and the nearby civic center
and many others equally intar-
esting.
The road from Columbus TO-
Gfeenville traverses one of Ohio's
richest farming areas. Here Is the
eastern limit Of the great plains Of
the continent which stretch far to
J the west to the Rockies,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
ll!|N .

Nasa vojska je nastajaIa in Sc
gradila ped najtezjimi okolisci-
narni, kar jih pozna svetovna
zgodovina. Nasa vojska hi innela
kot yse druge vojske sveta "a
seboj ze organizirane drzave,
vojne obveznosti, XII bi il dala
vojakov, vojne industrije, ki bi
ii dala orozja in streliva, pornoz-
ne industrije, XII bi il dala opre-
mo, poljedelstva, XII bi il dostav-
ialo hrano, drzavnih proracu-
nov, XII bi il dali milijarde, Off
cirskih akadenij, XII bi il dale
komandni kader in casa, da bi
lahko v miru in v zaledju IL
vezbala svoje vrste. Imela nj
mic, zacela je liz mic. Kar je ime-
la, je bila lie pescica junakov,
pripravljenih ma vse, in narod,
XII Jim je bill voljal slediti. Ime-
la pa je proti sebi najsilnejsega
sovraznika, kar jih je kdaj koli
navalilo ma mas narod.
Nasa vojska je Cd svojih "a
cetkov pa do danes presla juna-
sko in slavno pot. Zato uziva
enodusno podporo, brezmejno
zaupanje in ljubezen do svojega
naroda. Postavila je mas narod
v prvo vrsto 1zdruzenih narodov
v boju proti fasizmu, visoko
dvignila ugled nasega malega in
doslej skoraj neznanega naro-
da ter 81 zasluzila priznanje vse-
ga elovestva, da pomeni danes
v svetu biti Slovenec isto kakor
-biti junak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
BUDHIN DEMANT
GUSTAV LIE ROUGE

Cuj, mu je dejala in ga
prijela "a roko; zakladi, XII jih
vidis tukaj, MISC mic v primeri
z onimi, XII Sc nahajajo v jami,
kamor te hocem vesti sedaj.
Brady Sc je takoj spomnil
"neizcrpljivega zlatega rudni-
ka", o katerem je govorilo Par
kerjevo pismo. Torej je bilo
njegovo porocilo lie resnieno!
Lionel sc nj motil.
Naola ga je vedla skozi ozke
razpoke ognjeniskega izvora, Xxi
so brezdvomno nastale v terci-
arni dobi po nenadni ohladitvi
ognjeniske mase.
Cim bolj sta stopala navzdol,
tembolj je postajal vzduh VIA
zen. Nikakor nj bill slab in dus-
ljiv, kot je po navadi v kata-
kombah, kamor svezi zunanji
zrak nina dostopa. Obenem mu
je zacel sumeti ma usesa odda-
lien slap.
Mestoma je bilo prodiranje
zelo tezavno in Naola je podpi-
rala Lionela roko. Incl je Gu
dovito nezen obcutek, da Sc ga
dotika pod lahnim plaseem sko-
raj nago dekle, koje krasno te.
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(Nadaljevanje)

% tenn ne dvomim. Toda "a
kaj 81 prisel v svetisce?
Brady Sc je skoraj sramoval
pred to iskreno odkritostjo. Ia
mic ma svetu ne bi bill primal
Naoli glavnega namena svoje-
ga potovanja, polastiti Sc Ia
klada Indijancev. Vest mu je tu-
di ocitala, da Sc Sc nj pobrigal
"a usodo profesorja Parkerja.
- Prisel sem, je primal v "a
dregi, da RESIN enega svojih ro-
jakov, XII je v vasem ujetnistvu
ze pet let, namrec profesorja
Parkerja.
Dekletovo oblicje je postalo
pri teh besedah zelo resno.
- Prepozno prihajas, je de-
jala tho.
- Parker je mrtev?
- Hotel je zbezati in odnesti
seboj skrivnosti, XII jih je I'VE
del. Nasi vojaki so ga zasledo-
vail in zadela ga je puseica, ko
je bill dospel do morja.
Naola je uganila, kaj Sc godi
v Lionelovi dust.
- Ne huduj Sc, mu je dejala
prosece milim glasom, temvec
pomisli, da smo Sc samo brani-
Ii. &c hi bill pustili odpotovati
tvojega rojaka, bi Sc bill vrnil z
vojaki, da mas pobijejo in izro-
pajo nase svetisce. Azteki ne
gredo nikoli napadat belokoz-
cev v njih dezelo, da hi Jim kra-
dli zlato.
Brady jes molcal, sal mu je
Parkerjeva smrt kalila veselje
oh svidenju z Naolo.
Ia je slutila njegove misli in
in Sc trudila, da mu jih preze-
ne.
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/ da, "a aktiyizacijo nlnozic in nil
hovo pritegnitev Y aktivno bor-
DO, "a izciscenje naroda cd IL
dajalskih klik, "a unicenje HAP
cevstva in kleceplaznistva v mi
selnosti in dejavnosti naroda, "a
enotnost jugoslovanskih naro-
dov. ..s'a.s.
sli sta po isti poti cd skrom-
nih zacetkov preko zmag in "a
casnih porazov, preko tezkih
preizkusenj in Sc tezjih zrtev do
danasnjega dne, ko Sc lahko s
ponosom ozrerno ma prehojeno
pot, XII mas je privedla do tega,
da ina danes mas narod svojo
ljudsko oblast in svoio vojsko,
XII uziva zaupanje in podporo
vsega naroda in priznanje ino-
zemstva. .s 3sss 81
- Stajerska
Ma Stajersko je hitlerjevski
okupator navalil najvecjim
divjastvom in jo vkljueil v men,
Ski rajh, ces da gre "a nemsko
dezelo Tam je nasa vojska pre-
zivljala najtezie case partizan-
stya vSloveniji, morda tudi maj
tezje v Jugoslaviji. Tu in ma
Gorenjskem so tudi, vznikle prve
partizanske cete ze konec julia
in augusta leta 1941.
Preko prvih cetic ma Pohorju,
v Savinjski dolini, v revirjih, pri
Celju in Brezicah, preko zavze-
tia prvega slovenskega mesta-
sostanja, preko tveganega in ma
pornega pohoda stajerskega ba-
taljona pod poveljstvom pokoj-
mega tovarisa Staneta-general-
lajtnanta Franco Rozmana-iz
Savinjske doline v okolico Koz-
jega ma pomoe nasemu ljudstvu,
XII mu je pretilo izseljevanje v
slezijo, preko ostrih zimskih me-
secev, XII so nam pobrali mad po-
lovico prvih pionirjev, preko
spomladanskega vzpona 1912. le-
ia, napada ma rudnike pri Trbov-
Iah, pri Laskem in Velenju,
preko nestetih, nepozabnih borb
druge grupe odredov v tezkih
cash stalingrajske krize, preko
pohodov ma Korosko, preko
udarnih napadov vi. brigade in
unicevanja sovraznih postojank
v Savinjski in Moravski dolini
pod vodstvom kapetana Simona
in zgodovinskega pohoda XIV.
divizije ma stajersko, preko ne
popisnega trpljenja in zrtev Sc
je nasa vojska ma stajerskem
prekalila, Sc zarila najgloblje ma
sever v meje nemskega rajha,
razbila vpliv hitlerjevske dema-
gogije ma nase ljudstvo, v kali
zadusila razkrojevalne manevre
domace izdajalske reakcije in
postavila stajerski del sloven-
skega naroda ma casino mesto v
! borbi jugosloyanskih .narodov.
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viii 6et ma Krimu in Mokrcu, pri
LOU, ma Pugledu, pri Molrono-
gu in Stieni, preko Krimskega
bataljona in njegovega napada
ma Loz in Bezuljak ter pryih ma
padov ma progi Ljubljana Trst,
|pri katerih sta "a vecno zapisa-
Ia svoje ime v zgodovino Slo-
vencev mas narodni junak Ljubo
Sercer in Mirko Braeic, preko
Buckle in borb tako imenovane-
ga stajerskega bataljona pri Lii
tiji in pozneje ma Jancah pri Lii
tiji, preko prvega slovenskega
osvohojenega ozemlja in forma-
cij dveh grup odredov, preko
tezkih preizkusenj velike itali-
janske ofenzive, preko formira-
MIA stirih udarnih brigad in nil
hovih slavnih borb pri Ajdov-
Gu, Dobu, St. Vidu, zuzember-
bu, St, Juriju in zumberku, pre-
ko razorozitve italijanskih divi-
zij, preko Turjaka, Grcaric,
Biloxi, Pudoba, preko Koeevja,
Grahovega in Zdenske vasi sta
dali Dolenjska in Notranjska ma.
81 vojski mocan VII. korpus, do
bro oborozeno udarno silo nase
NOV in PO Slovenije. Stotine
pozganih vasi ,opustosena polja,
unicene zeleznice, tisoci zahrbt-
no umorjenih in padlih v od-
KITTEN boju, tisoci osebnih ira.
gedij-to je davek, XII 81 ga je
prostovoljno nalozilo nase ljud.
stvo-za svojo svobodo.
Primorska
Nasa Primorska, XII je tri in
dvajset let sanjala dnevu svo-
/ je esvoboditve, Sc je, razoearana
cd bivse Jugoslavije, pricela
osvobajati lastnimi silami. Pr
vi borci z Notranjskega so "a
netili borbo ze v zacetku leta
1912. z nepopisnim ognjem so
Primorci vstopali v svojo vol
sko. Preko ustanovitve dveh
mocnih odredov, XII sta ze v "a
eetku 1943. leta prerasla v bri-
gado, preko velikih borb ma
Idrijskem, Tolminskem in vi
lpavskem, ma Krnu, ma Matajur-
Iju, v katerih Sc je ovekovecil
primorski junak Janko Premrl-
Vojko, preko tezkega pohoda v
Benecijo, XII ga je spretno vodil
generallajtnant tovaris Jaka Av.
Sic, XII je vkljucil v borbo Sc
zadnjo slovensko dezelo, preko
razorozitve italijanskih divizij,
XII nam je dala ma Primorskem
dive mocni diviziji in vec odre.
dov, po prestanih mocnih mem
Skin ofenzivih v septembru in
novembru 1943. leta, preko osvo.
boditve velikega della Primorske
in Gorenjske nam je Primorska
pod poveljstvom generalmajor-
| ia Ambrozica dala mocan TX.
korpus, korpus odlicno oboroze,
nih, korpus zvestih in udarnih
borcev.