davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-01-29

(6) Mems Suits; In herring
bones and tweeds. Sizes for
regulars 35, 36. 80 and AZ. one
size 40 short. Orig. 1895 .95
D Knitmaster Topcoat; grey
mixture, size 36. Orig. 27.50,
1878
Goldenberp'@Men's
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Diplomas Presented
By Mrs. Doyle 10 III
Al Eastern High
Awards Given Out
By Charles Hart,
Principal of School

Mrs Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent of the Board of Education.
today presented diplomas to III
seniors of Eastern High School at
graduation exercises there.
Bernard Boswell, president Of the
class, presided and Principal
Charles Hart presented awards.
Betty Amer gave the farewell ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
100 ASSORTED
TOILETRIES
Soc ca.

st. Denis Balm. 1S Century Per-
fune. Angelus and Richard
Hudnut Face Powders: Dusting
Powders. Lipsticks. st. Denis
New Mown Hay Toilet Water,
assorted colognes, etc.
(3I Pepsodent Mouth Wash;
Orig. 25c--------------- Sc
t47) Hair Brushes; assorted
styles. Orig. 1.29 -59e
(3S Large Jars Of Mum Deodor-
ant; Orig. 60c c------2 25e
t18) Richard Hudnut Hand
Cream; Orig. 55c 25e
(l9) Angelus Toilet Water;
Orig. 0------------3se
(62) Hinds' Honey and Almond
Cream; Orig SOC 25e
Evening star., 1942-01-29

t3) Mems Topcoats; bal set, ny
front, in brown tweed: sizes "a.
81 and 38. Orig. 1895 9.95
(2) Mems Reversible Coats;
size 81. Orig. 1900 ----7.50
tI5) Mems Work Pants; sizes
SO to AZ. Orig. 198-----99e
1lothing-MGin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-29
And Less Than Hulf Price!
Knowingly We Will Not Be Undersold
l3O PRS. OF CURTAINS

One and few-of-a-kind patterns In
ruffled, tailored, cottage and lace
curtains. some soiled from display.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
GLOVES
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(97) Women's Capeskin Gloves;
in assorted colors, broken sizes.
Perfects and irregulars Of 1.95
quality -----S9e
l147) W0men's Fabric Gloves;
some double woven, Others
leather trimmed. Orig. 100 soc
1857 Misses Leather-back Nit
tens; rayon fabric palm, warmly
lined. Orig. Soc ------------z9c
(75) Children's Leather Nit
tens; orig. ACC Sc
(94) Women's Fabric Gloves;
some with leather trim, broken
sizes. Orig. sec ----19e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-29

price disposal Of luxurious fur coats that offers out
standing values All from regular stock-every one
new 1912 the time invest in fur coat and
pocket savings Of half original price, Sizes II to A in
the group
acknowledgements Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Conqoleum and Other
FELT. ASE j CS

Small lots, samples and irregulars
at one-half original prices. Shop
early, quantities are limited.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
E.l'f1

(11) Doll Wardrobes; slightly
scratched. Orig. 1.00--49e
(9) Nailogram Sets; with color
blocks and hammer. Pieces are
soiled. Orig. ACC 9c-----19e
"a Reed Doll Carriages; rubber
tires. Orig. 14.e5---7.47
GoldenbeYreDo,cnstatyS
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Goldenberp's-Men's Clothing-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-01

County Women's Democratic Club
at 8 o'clock tonight in the Rucker
Building, Clarendon, Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Warren Holds MI R. B.
Personnel Loan ILLEGAL
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Controller General Warren today
declared that the National Labor
Relations Board exceeded its author
ity by recent loan of personnel to
the Senate Committee on Small
Business Problems.
The order was expected to set q
precedent under which loan OF per-
sonnel by Government agencies to
Congressional investigating commit
tees would be recognized as legal
only when done under the sanction
of formal congressional resolution.
Mr.. Warren, former member of
the House from North Carolina, said
in formal opinion:
1T is only in rare instances that
the appropriations for an executive
agency may be regarded as intended
to require or authorize the executive
agency to use its personnel for in
vestigations for the purpose of ad-
ditional legislation or of obtaining
information relative to the opera
tons of such agency under existing
legislation or otherwise"
Mr.. Warren said the N. L. r. B.
should not have lent employees to
help investigate something as un-
related as small business problems,
and it was outside its authority in
hiring extra employees, as he indi-
Gated was done, to help the Senate
committee.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Government Worker
Held by Police in
Criminal Attack Case
Victim Employed in
Mons Office; Dote
Was Her First Here

A 24-year- old man identified as q
Government economist was lodged
in first precinct cell today, charged
with criminally assaulting 20-year-
old clerk employed in the Office of
Price Administration.
The girl, police said, was criminally
attacked before daybreak Saturday
behind the clubhouse of the Rock
Greek Park golf course. She had
been invited out Friday night on her
first date since she came to WASH
ington from the Midwest four
months ago, they reported.
The man held gave his name as
j. Frank Huber, 5100 block of North
Capitol street. The girl worked in
the same Office with Huber, police
said. Huber formally was accused
at police headquarters this morning.
Police said the girl accepted an
invitation to go dancing. He took
her first to a downtown restaurant,
where he drank several beers and
she slipped part Of one, the girl said.
When they returned to the car
the girls escort drove to Rock Creek
Park instead of the dance, stopped
the car and made advances. The
girl jumped out of the machine
screaming and started to run, but
tripped and fell.
:. =
during the attack, but was not seri-
ously injured. She permitted her
companion to take her home, and
then she telephoned police. Later,
an examination at Gallinger Hos
pital confirmed the assault, police
said.
Detective Sergts. H. H. Hodge and
Roy BGck arrested Huber in his
rooming house yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
"A. P. Wirephoto via radio from London.
Berlin
Continued From First Pag,

that the raid was directed against
civilians and that the bombing was
''indiscriminate"
Dealing at great length with the
subject Of how many planes were
in the raid, the radio said:
1T is pointed out that with avail
able installations the number of at
tacking planes may be registered
fairly accurately. . The figures
given by British and American re-
ports concerning the number OF
planes which allegedly took part in
the raid are described as fantastic
by military quarters here"
The radio said that according to
military quarters here" about one
third of the 10 planes which reached
Cologne were shot down. Another
20, it was said, were shot down be-
fore they reached Cologne. The
high command put the figure at
47, including those shot down over
the German-occupied lowlands
(The British acknowledged loss
of A.
High explosives were dropped and
fires were started, the communiQue
added. Nazi night fighters and
ground fire were said to have de-
>stroyed So bombers, and another was
brought down near the European
coast by naval artillery. Ten other
British planes were claimed shot
down of the Dutch and Channel
coasts.
Statement Unprecedented.
The residential sections were
heavily hit, the communique said
listing several public buildings, in
cluding three churches and TWO
hospitals"
(The German statement OF
great damage" was unprece-
dented in Nazi communicates.
Tacitly, 1t attested to the thor
oughness of the Commute raid.)
The German account said a night
fighter squadron commanded by 1t
Gen. Kammhuber scored it's 6O0th
victory over Cologne.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayo
Highest, 90, 3'p.m. yesterday. Year
ago, 81.
Lowest, e5. s:25 pm. today. Year
ago, SO.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, "a, on May /.
Lowest, g, on January IL.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today0
Highest, 90 per cent, at $50 am.
Lowest, so per cent. at 2:30 pm.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast ana
Geodetic Survey)
Today Tomorrow.
High 1887 am. 11:29 an.
Low - 4:4S an 5:42 am.
High 11:oS pm. 1908 am.
Low - $3.50 pm. 6:21 pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
20 Population Centers
Get Rent Cuts Today
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
1t was rent-reduction day today
for thousands of residents In 20
population centers. The Ofiice of
Price Administration put the reduc-
tions in effect in areas in which
some 5000 900 persons live.
There were no exact figures avail
able on how many tenants will get
rent cuts, but it was regarded as GER
tain that in the near future similar
procedure would be ordered for 9TH
ers of the nearly 400 "defense-rent-
al" areas now designated.
In IA areas rents return to the
Evening star., 1942-06-01

April 1, 1941 levels; in four others
the rents of January 1. 1941, will
govern, and in Cleveland and
Wichita. Kans., the rates must be
reduced to those of July /, 1941.
The areas affected are: Columbus,
Ga; South Bend, Ind; Burlington,
Iowa; San Diego, Bridgeport, Hart
ford-New Britain and Waterbury,
Conn; Schenectady, N. Y; Birm-
ingham and Mobile, Ala: Whining
ton, N. c.; Hampton Roads, Va;
Detroit, Akron, Canton. Ravenna
and Youngstown-Warren, Ohio, and
Puget Sound, Wash.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
ConnoIIy Calls Bombing
Of Cologne q Foretoste
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Royal Air Forces gigantic
raid on Cologne gave the Germans
a taste of what the United Ma
tions can do," In the opinion of
Chairman Connally Of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.
The veteran legislator termed the
raid "a forerunner of things to
come" but added he didn't believe
the attack necessarily meant the
immediate opening Of . second
front In Europe.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Weather Report


District of Columba-Md temperature tonight with gentle winds
portion tonight
cooler central portion tonight
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Nazis Not Prepared
Mentally for Raids
OF CoIogne's Size
Press Has Been Informed
Regularly Not to Stress
Horrors of Big Attacks

(As a member OF the former
Associated Press staff in Berlin,
EdlDin Shanke kro1US lOhat it
means to be on the receiUirg end
of an r. A. F. raid. Assigned to
London after the German United
States diplomatic exchange at
Lisbon, Mr.. Shdnke tells in the
following story the possible effect
OF Saturday nights mightieSt raid
OF the tDar, in Which Cologne Uas
the big target.)
Evening star., 1942-06-01
The Sun and Moon.

Monthly precipitation in inches In Il
,apital (current month to dAtel:
Evening star., 1942-06-01

We are enc Of the few laundry
and dry cleaning .institut tisns In
Washington that have fur and
garment vaults located right on
the premises. Your insDection IL
INVITED.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

FURNISHED by United States Coast ana
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1942-06-01

Adolph, Benito and Hirohito-the
three blind mice. Make them run
with War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
River Report.

River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at HarpeTs Ferry; Potomac muddy 1t
Great Falls today.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

of the Arlington County Board, will
discuss defense problems before the
June meeting of the Arlington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Tonieht's Concert
At Belle Isle

THE DETROIT Federation OF
Musicians Concert Band. with
Herbert Straub conducting. will
play a concert tonight in the Belle
Isle bandstand. starting at 8
o'clock. Soloist will be Ray Sharp,
baritone singer and an artist pupil
of Mime. Goeta Ljungberg, Metro
politan Opera star.
The program:
STAR sPANGLED BANNER
"POmp and Circumstance" Elgar
waltz of the Flowers tfrom The
Nutcracker Suite"l TschAiknwsky
Three Dances from Henry Eighth" German
tab Morris Dance
co. Shepherds Dance
(cl Torch Dance
ION the Road 10 MandalAy" sNaks
"Old Man River from show Boat Kern
Ray sharp. baritone
Rhapsody In Blue" Gershwin
INTERMIssIoN
Selections from sari'' kslman
by the Blue Hawaiian waters ketelby
Tone Poem, "Finlanha" Sibeiius
stars and Stripes Forever" souss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Caeney to Star
At Labor Festival

JAMES CAGNEY will be one of
the Hollywood stars to make an
appearance at the Go and ALL
Labor Festival and War Bond
Carnival TO be held at Mason.
Mich, on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. September S. 6 and z.
There also will be a United
Nations Victory Revue. the tour
ing entertainment organization
which consists of more than
10 vaudeville acts. including
stage, circus, night club and
radio attractions. all assembled
under the direction of Howard
Bruce, former Hollywood producer
now located in Detroit as an asso-
ciate of the Amusement Booking
Service.
The United States Army will be
represented in full force at the
festival with a war show and there
will be two shows daily during the
three day engagement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

THE CONDOS BROTHERS,
sensational tap dancing stars OF
stage and screen, headline the
floor show this week at Mickey's
Show Bar. The pair, Steve and
MCKEE, really give out in an ex-
hibition of fast tap steps that stop
the show each night. Their rou-
tines have that perfect co-ordina-
ton and rhythm of movement
which the average night club tap
per lacks, and patrons here really
appreciate them.
The Condos kids have made sew
eral films, the most recent OF
which is the Betty Cradle musical,
Moon Over Miami" In this opus
they team with Miss Cradle in one
sequence of the picture and then
they do a speciality number which
is strictly tops. They come here
direct from engagements in Broad
way and after their stay here they
return TO New York to open at the
Latin Quarter on September ID.
In the huge supporting show are
popular holdovers Antoni and Chi
auita. Latin serenaders; Elaine
Manzi, Russian toe dancer; Joan
Monroe, an unusual exotic dancer;
Joe Allen. offering acrobatic nov
elites. and Audree Warner, swing
songstress whose version Of the
hit parade tunes have made her a
favorite.
Wacky Charlie Page does
comedy turn in addition to presid-
ing as master of ceremonies and
Lee Walters orchestra executes
the musical chores for both the
shows and dancing.
The lovely Mickeyettes, featur-
ing Mary Andrews in a military
tap routine, open and close the
revue with colorful and sprighty
production numbers.
500 CLUB-Dornfield, the mys-
tifier of mixed drinks who was
quite active in local night club
circles a year ago. is back as the
star of the show. His feat of pour
ing any named drink from a
pitcher of plain water still amaZes
and amuses patrons. and his act
is a little more polished since ac-
quiring a dark eyed feminine as
sistant who answers TO the name
of June.
In the rmster OF ceremonies role
is likeable Johnny Morrison. His
humor is reflected in his introduce
ton of the performers and he also
takes a turn in the proceedings,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Final Showboat
Sails Saturday

THE LAST showboat moonlight
cruise TO Tashmoo Park this sea-
son will be held aboard the Steamer
Put-In-Bay Saturday night when
the ship sails from her dock at
the foot of First street at 8:45 p. m.
Lowry Clark and his orchestra.
Shirley Jeanne singing, will play
for the dancers both in the ships
big ballroom and in the hall at the
island, where the steamer docks
for one hour before beginning the
sail home. arriving at 3 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

TN APRIL, 1857, these Atlas
l. tires took TO the road. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
"A story that shows how you ean
save the rubber on your car

they will last, have always traded them in long before
their useful life was ended
With proper care, your tires may last for the Duration
Part of that is up you Part of it your Standard
Oil Dealer will supply, gladly and experty.
Right now he's featuring new wartime method OF
tre-swtching. He gauges" your tires with special
measuring instrument Standard Oil Dealers Tire Mileage
Gauge Then he places each tire where it give the
most service This is important because the of wear
is different on all four wheels This method gets the
greatest possible mileage from the set.
See your Standard Oil Dealer today. Have him explain
this Gauge Method" of tre-switching
STANDARD OIL COMPANY UNDIANA)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Inside Theater

ESTHER ESTRELLA. Bill
Boyd's leading lady in Under
cover Man" was discovered by
talent scouts when she was an
usherette in Los Angeles the
after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Topflight Dancers Perform,
In Shows at the Clubs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

playing several good selections on
the xylophone. Mildred Rock,
boogie-woogie song star. in in the
final week of long and success
full engagement.
Other entertainers include
Diana Dean. blond tap dancer; Pa
tina and Rosa, handbalancing pair
who inject comedy in their act,
and Johnny Police, baritone.
Harold Neher and his Show
Band play a good show and also
contribute fine music for dance
enthusiasts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

April 1912, Easter Sunday their first Puncture On
May a. 1912, mileage reading showed 53,9o5 miles. Of
course these tires show evidence of wear but they also
promise many more miles of careful driving
These tires have probably received much the same treat
the acreage motorst gave his before the present
emergency. But in two important ways hfe-prolonging
given.
Ib4re kept pressures up, says the owner, Mr. Of
Chicago, ILL., (name request). And" he continues,
I've tried avoid holes glass and hard objects.
Unusual mileage No. The fact is many motorists have
their tires have found how long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

suit of tn a I.
seemed too in
teresting 10 be
s [ w e d away
and forgotten.
Deroit is one
of the fe w
places in the
world W h | C h
train ms such
dogs Harold
Warnan, Of the
L e a d e r Dog
League for the
b lin d, say S
the only such
organizations of
which he knows,
hacidaS tha ono
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Football Pro Acts

A FORMER football pro, Barry
Sullivan makes his film debut in
Victory Short, We Refuse ia
Die" opposite Ellen Drew. He
was a leading Broadway star be-
fore being brought to Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Jack Pickering
Jack Pickering Nh
Here
and
Now

A few days ago I wrote several
paragraphs relating to leader dogs
for blind men. The following in
formation, coming TO me as a re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Double Star

wENDY BARRIE was starring
in films in England before being
brought to Hollywood. where her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

latest picture is Submarine
Alert"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17
Nemsko strohovludo
' JugosloviTii

KAIRO, Egypt, 10. deem
bra tAP) - Tukajsnji New
York Times poroca, da SO Mem
ci v zadnjih tednih zagnaIi no.
vo ofenzivo ciscenja ter. v. Sla-
yonii poklali skoro 10,O0O Sr-
bow in popolnoma razrusili tri
vasi okolici Beograda. Te ve-
sti prahajajo il uradnih kro-
gov.
General Aleksander Loehr.
liemski vrhovni poveljnik, je ba-
je zagrozl, da DO dal odvesti v
Nemcijo ali Poljsko vse moske
cd II. do so. leta, ako v Jugo-
slaviji ne bosta zopet zayladala
mir in red.
Gospodarski polozaj v tel cd
osisca zasedeni dezeli je obu-
pen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17
Rozhcne vesti z
BoIkono
Odpor jugoslovamsAcih patriotov
ovirG osErbo Italsjo

Rim, 9. oktobra (Tribune de
Genevel-Grof Ciano in bolgar-
ski minister "a trgovino sta
podpisala Rimu pomembno in
dalekosezno gospodarsko pogod-
DO, XII maj hi poVzrocila znatno
povecanje izmene italijansko-
bolgarske trgovine.
Najvecja ovira "a razvoj tr-
govskih odnosajev med tema
dvema drzavama je seveda vpra-
SAME transporta, kajti vse pro-
metne proge gredo skozi jugo-
slovansko ozemlje, ma katerem
MOTTO promet uporni jugoslo-
vanski svobodoborci. Polozaj je
danes tax, da je postal cello pre-
voz preko morja nezanesljiv in
nevaren.
Italijani in Bolgari SO sklenili,
da bodo cimprej mogoce zopet
uvedli start nacrt prometne zve-
re skozi Atlantic in JUNO Srbi-
jo.
! V zapadni Albaniji in Bolkar-
ski obstojajo baje re zdaj dobre
ceste, tako da bi bill poglavitni
problem ureditev odgovarjajoee-
ga della cestnih zvez skozi Mace
donijo. Stroske nameravajo TIA
lijani in Bolgari razdeliti med
seboj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17
V Srbiii zopIeniuieio
okupotorii yes pre-
os+onek" zi+o

Nedicev list "Novo Vreme," XII
izhaja Beogradu, poroca dne
4. oktobra, da je glavni komisar
go$podarstva v Srbiji izdal dine
30., septembra razglas, v kate
rem naroeuje kmetom, da Cd
dajo yes preostanek zita. S tenn
maj hi Sc doseglo:
1. prehrana srbskega prebi-
valstva;
2. prehrana nemskih zasedbe-
nih Get;
3.prehrana rudarskih in ze-
lezniSkih delavcev;
4. prehrana oroznistva v Sr-
biji;
5. prehrana prebivalstva v
Beogradu;
6. povrnitev onih kolicin tur-
scice, katere 81 je vrhovni 60
spodarski komisar izposodil lani
"a prehrano Beograda in vaznih
drzavnih podjetij.
Z. da Sc preostanek da ma raz-
polago vrhovnemu komisarju.
Novo Vreme razlaga ia raz-
glas naslednjimi hinavskimi
besedami:
"Bistri srbski knet DO zdai z
lahkoto razsodil in zavrnil hu-
dobno sepetanje, da oblast "a
plenjuje turscico in da DO mo-
ralo ljudstvo stradati. Ravno
nasprotno, namen tega, pobira-
MIA je, da Sc vsakomur zajam-
ci zadostno prehrano."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-17

adventem casu stare navajo, |
da SO zahajali k zornicam. Ma
rod je pa tam zelo ubog, sal mu
je krsna zemlja <trda maeeha.
Zato Sc je v mnogih obcinah VI
ia namen odprla obcinska bla-
gajna in staresina je piacal ma
ime obcine sv. mase. Ma predbo-
zieni dan, XII so mu rekli villa"
SO zaceh duhovniki ze zgodaj,
takoj po zornici blagoslavljati
poslopja. Vsak gospodar je dal
zupniku po opravljenem blago-
slovu nekaj krajcarjev. Ia dan
so ljudje zauzili zjutraj trno
kavo, nato kozarcek zganja, po-
poldne pa je bila velika pojedi-
ma. Tu so morale biti ma mizi
najmanj tri vrste rib IN Sc
razne druge jedi. VISA jedila so
morala v olju plavati, saj je bi-
10 tam ollie donna.
Pri imovitejsih gospodarjih
nj smela manjkati nobena vista
jedi; vsak gospodar pa 81 je pri-
hranil "a ia dan sodcek boljse-
ga vina, tudi &c ga je Re poprej
cd pridelka odprodal. Mlado in
stare, vse Sc je veselilo.
Kot narodna jed SO slovel
"faclji" podobni kranjskim kro'
fom. Villa brez facljev je bils
kakor smrt ocetova v hisi. Ce
. 10 reveM so 81 ma kakrsen ma
Gin pomagali, da so prisli de
facljev. Tako so 1strani pri je
r di in pijaci cakali rojstva Zveli
carjeva.
Tudi v Istri sc je nekdaj oh
, hajal spomin ma Kristusovo roj
stvo polnoenico. V poznejsil
letih pa, ko SO ljudje prihajal
v cerkev proved dobre wolfe, il
, prelude sladko ginjeni, Sc je tt
: navada opustila in Sc je prazno
vala verkvena slovesnost oh sti
rih zjutraj.
Navzlic temu je bila TAX
q "polnicnica" bolj slovesna ka
!; kor katerakoli druga sv. mas
V letu. Tako je bill v neki istrs
XII zupniji organist, XII je O boz
k Gu orgljal in pei, kar najbolj
je mogel, poleg tega pa so zvon
kljali zvonci in bobnici bobna
da sc je razlegalo dalee ma c
krog.
! Vaski fantje SO prinesli n
- kor z vodo napolnjene koka1
;; ce. Med orgljanjem so FAINT.
vtikali piscalke v vodo, piska
: nanje in tako glasno zVizgal
=, da je letelo skozi usesa. S ter
so hoteli posnemati pticje petj
in zvrgolenje.
Pc masi je bio darovanjt
y Meznar je postavil ma oltar je,
bas. Vanj pa so polagale dekle
ia in zene darove, jabolka in pc
- marance. A ii sadezi so hi
mnogo vredni, ker so bill ne
bodeni z deseticami. Deklet
SO med seboj tekmovala, kate
ra DO imela bolj posrebrene pt
/ marance in jabolka. zenske
}. 81 oblekle "a bozicne prank
II bella krila. o bozicu so delile
d spremljale sadie in rama dar
: la, moski pa so 81 privosci
& sladke in mocne brezanke.
y V ostankih starih Seq in NJ
l. vad gledamo obraz nasega ns
: roda IL davnine, segajoc dale
} nazaj V temno preteklost, 'ks
> NOR ne sveti pisana zgodovin
" nasega rodu. Med temi sts
% rimi obicaji je tudi koledovs
! ME, ostanek poganskega prai
: novanja image sonca mad tt
d mo.
Katoliska cerkev je vcepil
= tenn navadam vzviseni pomen
j. ma mesto kolede so stopili sved
k niki. Najbolj ohranjena navs
81 da je ostala, da SO Sc o bozii
j nih praznikih nabirali daro,