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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

next thursday evening was post poned to next Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in St. Michael's parish house, Church street.
 The feature of court of honor un- der the direction of Clifford Teeple, district commissioner and 8 gen. eral program of Scout craft and fun craft events. The affair was postponed Thursday night because of indictment weather.
 ScoutmaSters and committee members are anticipating a large attendance next week when the af- fair will be carried out as planned.
 Jury Service
 Mrs. Lillian QuackenbuSh and Frank O'Shea, Naugatuck residents, are among the 75 additional jurors added to the panel of g persons already chosen for probable jury duty in the first degre murder trial in the staying of New Haven gro- Ger last December.
 Andrew Henry Almeda, 32, of New Haven is. charged with the holdup staying of Efiny Romanow, 50 ,on December 16.
 The trial is expected to get un- der way next Tuesday when the first group of jurors will report.
 George w. Simpson and Harry A, Sparks of Beacon Falls also have been named to the panel.
 In Truck Crash
 It has been learned recently that Pvt. William Calvin of 245 Cherry street was severely injured in Italy, when the truck he was riding in upset.
 The Naugatuck soldier received a dislocated shoulder, severe back in- juries, bruises to the chest, and a cut on his head. It was re- ported that Calvin had a narrow escape from death and considered 1t very lucky that the Army truck landed in deep mud when it turned over.
 He and several of his buddies were taken to a base hospital in Italy, near the front lines. Later he received his first airplane trip when he was transferred to another hospital in Rome.
 Pvt. Calvin arrived in the States last Sunday and was shipped di- rectly to Gushing General hospital, Fort Devens, Mass. He may receive a medical discharge due to the in- juries. While in Italy he was hos pitalized for three months.
 Pvt. Calvin entered the Army Feb. 13, 1943, and received his basic training at Camp Swift, Texas. From there he was shipped to Fort Leonard Wood for future training in motor warfare He went over seas in July of last year.
 His wife, Ann resides at the Cherry street address and stated the soldier expects a furlough soon from the hospital where he arrived Thursday.
 Holiday Monday
 The majority of the local stores will be closed here Monday, in ob- Servance of Lincoln'S birthday, with the exception of Sweeneys Art store which due to seasonal mer- chandise is unable to close on this day.
 In the past, stores in Naugatuck have closed on Washington birth day but the local Merchants Bureau decided to close on Lincoln's birth day this year
 Food stores here are closed Mon- day, but will be open all day for the balance of the week emitting the usual Tuesday afternoon clos ing.
 Local factories will not be closed on Monday, and all workers will report to work on their regular shifts.
 School will be resumed on Monday as usual.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
OIL DRILLING IN MICHIGAN

Lansing. Mich. CUP)-The Michi- gan oil and gas division of the state conservation department ap- proved TAI permits to drill for oil and gas in 43 of the states 83 countries during i944. Since 1927. when the first drilling permits were issued. the state has approved Ill., 3I4 explorations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
Decisive Results Seen From Farley
(By United PresS)

Radio Moscow said today that joint military operations planned at the Allied Big Three conference will produce decisive results in the very near future"
 The broadcast, reported by the FCC, said the conference raised the curtain on the final phase of the war against Germany.
 The Red Army already has hurled the last water barrier before Berlin the Oder river-and it is wholly within the power of the Allies to change the situation radically in the west, too" the broadcast said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10

The menu above, composed of tasty dishes cOncOcted from variety of floor coverings. is sug- gested as the proper meal tO serve Adolf Hitler after worlds No. rug g-chewer Is captured by the Allies. Credit wits of the U. S. Maritime Services Cooks and Bakers School at San Francisco for the gag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
Roy Scout Rally

Scoutmaster Robert Mcfarland, of Troop [, has announced the Boy Scout rally, for all scouts includ- ing Beacon Valley, scheduled for Thursday night, was postponed to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
NAUGATUCK WOMAN
 GRANTED DIVORCE

Edna c. Sellinger of Naugatuck was granted divorce from Lewis F. Sellinger, also of Naugatuck, follow ing a hearing before Judge Frank P. McEvoy in superior court yesterday afternoon. The action was not ocn- tested. The petitioner, who won the decree on the ground of intolerably cruelty. was awarded custody Of the couples minor children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
Party Postponed

The card party which was to have been held at the Millville Library Association Friday night was post poned because of bad weather, Mrs. Charles Jones announced. The party will be held February g in Library hall at S:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Frank P. Farrell, 65 Plaza ave- nue, superior court reporter for the Waterbury American, was re- ported resting comfortably this morning at st. Mary's hospital where he was taken after being stricken i'll at the POlicemen's Ball last night.
 Albert SimOkat of Bridgeport, driver of an Inter City bus from Waterbury to Bridgeport which skidded into a building in Sey- mOur Wednesday, was reported in fair condition at Griffin hospital i'm Derby last night. He suffered 8 head injury when he fell out of the bus.
 Mrs. Mary Jerry, Az Bishop street was admitted to St. Mary's hospital yesterday afternoon for a treatment of a possible fractured ankle suffered in 8 fall on the steps at her home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
New Girls Club

Miss Pauline Gabrieliski was re- gently elected president of the new ly organized club composed of a group of Naugatuck teen age girls. The club Is called the F. B. J., the derivation of which is & secret, &C., cording to club members.
 Other officers are: Secretary, Cathryn Natallz, and treasurer, Doris LaFountaine.
 The club, 8 social organization, will meet every Wednesday evening. Other members are Frances Bar biero, Wanda Adamski, Agnes San Angelo and Helen Jaceniak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
World Day of Prayer Service
 Next Tuesday Morning
Special Prayers for Enduring Peace to Be Offered at
 Methodist Church; Large Attendance Expected for Occasion
UGATUCK Correspondent. Larry Shepley-PhOne Naugatuck SslS

Naugatuck, Feb. 10-Mrs. Ralph H. Floyd, chairman of the 1945 committee has announced the World Day of Prayer service will be held at the Methodist church on Mea- dow street, Feb. 16, at 8 o'clock in the morning.
 The first Friday in Lent, has for years, been designated as the World Day of Prayer, with services held throughout the world. The 194S service "The Church Universal" was prepared by a group of English women in London, over period of many months, during which time their office was repeatedly bombed.
 Although the sedvice is in charge of women representatives of the various Naugatuck churches, it is hoped a large attendance of men, women and children will pc present to join prayer for a just and en- during peace.
 Other committee members are Miss Verna Anderson, MrsH Albert Holmberg, Mrs. Stewart Luques, Mrs. Robert V. Anderson, Mrs. Olive Kriedler, Mrs. Phi DE. RilI
 Kriedler, Mrs. Phillip E. Rice and Miss Sophie E. Brown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-10
Borough Briefs

Funeral services for Charles H. Lodge, who died at his home, 42 CagToll street, after a short illness were held thsi morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Mccarthy Funeral home, 21 Ceader street, to St. Fran cis' church where requiem high Mass was celebrated at 10. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
MESH TIC
A. & |. Alumni To
Register At YIN

The membership department OF
the St Antoine Branch YMC.A.
requests that each person who is
an alumni or former student Of
Tennessee A and State College
send his or her name and address
and telephone number TO the mem
berShlp secretary. 81. Antoine
Branch YMCA.. 635 F. Elizabeth
St, Detroit I, Mich. If this infor-
nation is given by phone, call
Frank c. Jones' CA 53l4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
THE THIRTEEN VAGABONDS

Mcetlng was held NJ Inc nome 0f
the Vice President. 7 l.. Hodges.
Officers Of the club are o. Fcarn,
president; T l.. Hodges, vicc-presl-
dent, J. F. Scott. financial sccre-
tary. John Pryor. recording sccrc-
tary: Eddie Powell, treasurer; Ed
dp Harris. bushes manager. Mel
vim Ducko,t, reporter and l. Alvin.
chairman Of the social committee.
Tho club WIll give Us first caharct
party al the Club 666 May 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
By CHARLOTTE FRANCIS

A great deal Of time and space
5 spent appralsinS milady Of what
IS beng worn each season by those
who are in the know Even though
this columnlSt is no fashion expert.
the time has come for someone TO
advise certain members Of the fem
nine public Of what is NOT being
seen IN current fashion reVueS.
The following item has not app
peared rs stylish hints for some
time. 10 my know ledge, IN any
publication, with the possible ex-
ceptIon Of the Police Gazette or
Snappy Stories.
MESH HOSE-Tls true that NY
Ions are as scarce as the proverbial
. hens teeth and rsyons leave a
multitude OF things TO be desired
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
THE AMERICAN WOODMEN
JOLLY AIS SOCIAL CLIIR

or Camp No. s met al the home
OF James Simmons. president. IN
complete arrangements for the first
annual banquet of New Light Bsp-
list church, May 4. Supreme Audi
tor 4. 4. Darlington Of the Supreme
Camp Of American Woodmen and
Prather j. Hauser. secretary of the
YMCA will be the speakers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

ning's entertainment. A buffet
supper was served
AMONG THE guests were: Rev.
and Mrs. Goodwin. grandparents
OF the guest OF honor; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Everett, Mrs. Mildred Ii.
Jones and son OF Chicago. Robbie
/ Belcher, Gwendolyn ClowerS. Eul!a
Bennett. Florence Whitaker, Effie
Story, Myrtle Watkins. Mary Fan.
nings, Carlcne Bell. Chester Jen-
kins, Albert Floyd. Alfonso Fan
nings. Dan Wilson. Eddie Coleman,
Berna Mcconnell, Joseph Thurman,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
THE VOGUETTES CLUB

Met at the home Of Mrs. Matte
Crumbley, 1914 Dryden. Mrs. An
IA Clark, the president. was ab-
sent because Of illness Mrs. Rachel
Stewart, business manager, pre-
sided. A report was given on the
clubs Easter Monday party at the
Club 666. A delicious repast was
served
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
James ENiotts
Entertain On
His Birthday

D. md Ms James I. Eliot:
=, sos. O..l.,a .vc,,, o,,o.-
'"'''N N"'''"N ''e'''''A OH hoI'"' VI
d Elliott 5 birthday \ program
Vas The h.chheht Of The evening
ps,,,o,ns,,, ~, tho r,orr.,, IN.
-,
''"u'u ~ ana N'>. t''..'''. MSS
Lillian VI INNS. Mr. tHltbcih
Gsr, and Mss ois Anderson.
NJ, ,o,,,y c,c. nero ~,r,,.od
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Robt. MorroWsA
Silver Weddinq
AnniV ersary

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Morrow
OF McDougall avenue celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Sunday with a lavish reception at
their home. There were many
guests in attendance who were
present at the original ceremony
% years ago. as well as three OF
the attendants of the wedding
party. They were Mrs. Flossie
Frazier Page and Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Butler.
The happy couple received many
lovely gifts, mostly silver, including
a huge array OF silver money Of
various denominations. There was
music. refreshments, and several
vocal numbers. The hoStesses were:
Betty Jane Morrow, Helen Cole,
Pauline Brooks. Agnes Lockhart
and Louise Mccormick.
THE GUESTS WERE: Mrs.
Make Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
crt Perry Rev. and Mrs. Henry w.
Malbon. Mrs. George Parker OF
Alton. H.: Mrs. Ruth Pitts. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Milleridgc. Mrs. Ra-
chel Chlldress. Mrs. Julia Simpson
Mr. and Mrs William Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Anthony. Jesse
Hayes. Orville Grant. Mr.. and Mrs
George Piazzo. Mr. and Mrs
George Whitman Of Ann Arbor:
Mr.. and Mrs A. Stevenson, Mrs.
Elizabeth Colbert:
Mrs. Aileen Anderson. Mrs. J.
Redd. Mrs. Connie Leverett. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Woods George
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bur-
rell. Mr.. and Mrs James Blackwell.
Mrs. Sophie Sobers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry FH""on, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Dawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Faulkner. Mr. and Mrs. Alison Nc
Cormlck. Miss Edwina Jones. Pvt
Wilbur Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Sell
mour Colquitt, Mr., and Mrs. j. T.
Lewis,
MIR. AND MRS. B. J. Glenn. Mr..
and Mrs, S. f. Butts. Mrs. Bertha
Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cousar.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Green. Mrs.
Victor Chenault, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. l. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. George Virgins, Mrs.
Mamie G.. Yeacan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Lamar, Mr.. and Mrs. v. A.
Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl O. Erick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Smith OF Ann
Arbor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
THE CLUB or THOUGHT

Me- - tho home ~ Ms Walker
EroUr ~ 1882 Antle'sr1 street 4
tasty luncheon was served by the
hostess A h~surtYl lazy daisy CEN
tered me table The business meet
Ing Mas adjourned and the clup
visited the PHYLLIS Whcstley home
~ rnsSse. bearing huge basket Of
canned goods. Guest was Lillian
Frauds. The next meeting will be
held MAY 10 al the home of Mrs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Boy Honored
At Natal Fete

William Bell Jr., was honored
with a birthday party on his nth
natal day by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bell Sr., in their love-
ly home on Goddard avenue.
Games and dancing were the eve
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Feminine TOUCH

However, IN The pictures OF those
chosen recently as the country's
ten best dressed women. there was
not a single pair Of mesh or even
Queens Lace hose to be seen.
Some outfits that are ultra smart
have been ruined completely by
these Open-air hose with the heels
halfway up the back. These heels
never seem to be straight. They
always give the illusion OF being
higher ON one side of the seam
than on the other
And another thing. those burnt
orange and deep wine shades that
seem TO be exclusive with mesh
stockings are not being seen in the
best circles, either Please remem-
Der these little hints when you
buy hose again.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

Norma Tanna. Theodore Sain. Err
nest LaBreW, William Stdlworth,
Willie Wilson Jr, Harry Freeman,
Clement Williams. John Cary,
Frank Person and George McCray.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
FOR CHURCH-GOERs-The fol-

FOR CHURCH-GOERS-The fol-
lowing is not just matter Of En-
lily Post or what is being. 1t is
mainly a matter OF respect that n
head covering is always worn into
house OF worship. Feathers and
flowers and fancy combs and other
decorations that are currently be-
ing worn for social affairs are not
appropriate for church wear. A hat
must be worn. be it ever so small.
Even small girls must wear hats
in church. The denomination OF
the church is irrelevant in this
matter. | might add.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

a re4copter service 20 INK Mex
COS ie,uo'e NINE. and farms With
laI ee Mex can ar terminals has occn
authorIlcd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
YES. YOU WILL NAVE
LOVELY CURVES

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Cnotyeloped OF SaeElnk
bust Successful expert
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
ALSO BEATRICE PRESTON

lnez Wright. Kate PickenS. LeClalrc
Knox. Eleanor Griffin. Margaret
Matthews. Gladys House. Bernice
White. Louise Green. Winifred
Brady, Eva Green. Lucille Davis,
Ruth Belford, Eva Campbell. Mary
II en- Loving. Adelaid Todd.
Gladys Bar,hwcll. Margaret Ben
nett, Evelyn Monjoy. Ardena John
stone. Jeanne Thompson. Mamie
Moore. Irene Wise. Elcttc Bryant.
Porta Mitchell. Grayce Sadler,
Mrs Carter Howell Regina O'Neal
Vunie> Barrow. Blanche Sturkcy,
Beulah Whitby. Geraldine Blcdsoc
Marguerite McDavld. Gladys Giles.
Ruth Giles. Katherine Weiss. Con-
stance Blount. Marion Gresham.
Fannie Wells. Margie Garter, LYDIA
Scott ErneStinc Walker, Dorothy
Scott PanSy Mack, Eliza GrIgsby
G5rucUs Carter, Elena Bodule, Ed
M Shaw Louise Marshall. Cornne
Martin AuXvauSSe Dixon and An
&c. Lam bert.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Thirty Prizes
Given AT AKA
Bridge Party
BY GLADYS MILLS

A Capacity crowd Of more than
Kappa Alpha sorority bridge party
Saturday afternoon, al the Club
GG6 More than 80 prizes. donated
by leading business concerns Of the
city, were awarded the winners.
A ham and sugar were auctioned
off TO the highest bidders. IN addl-
ton TO which very large ham
went TO Mrs. Gertrude Williams.
The auctioned ham went TO Rich
ard King, who bid $3.50 for it. and
the sugar 10 Mrs Selma McGlasker
/ The committee was headed by
SororS LeCiaire Knox and Laura
Kate Pickens. Sorors Mary Agnes
Davis. Marie Reed. Eliza GrigSby.
Gladys Scott. +. A. Carter. Doro-
thy Scott-Cunnlngham, Margaret
Bennett, Elena Boddie, Evelyn
Monjoy and Ruth Giles, assisted IN
various capacities.
WE WERE UNABLE 10 get all OF
the prize winners. but did note
that first place went 10 Margaret
Matthews. with a score OF 1900.
the largest ever seen by this writer
AT large affair Ruth Webb, Will
helmina Waundless. Hertha Jen-
klns, Gladys House. Vivienne
Cooper and Marguerite Williams
McDavid we're among the others.
Business concerns who donated
prizes were: Porter's Cleaners.
Great Lakes Insurance Co. Davis
Motor Sales. Davis Community
Market. DR.. d. w Burton, DR.. Ar
thur Boddie. DR.. n. c. Owens, DR..
Robert Greenidge and Mcqueen
Realty Co.
Included among the guests were:
Mary Agnes Davis, Gladys Scott.
Betty Harris, Elvesta Wilson Sell
ma McGlaskcr, Carolyn Glover,
lsola Graham, Bessie Officer, Vivi-
cnne Cooper. Mabel Halle Sally
Darden. Marie Reed. B a h C
Lewis, Juani,a Ivy. Lucille Wthcr-
spoon, Juanlta Coleman, Elizabeth
Austin. Gladys Roscoe. Bcrnice
Johnson. Ruth F.. Webb, Mary JEFF
fries, Wilhelmina Waund lesS.
Quecnic Mae Williams. Mrs. VI.
Woods Anne Brady. Alberta
jenkins.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30
(Nadaljevanje)

I'm zdaj ne bodi vec zagrnje-
ma, Roza. Poleti bova praznova-
Ia poroko. Da, ali moras res
skrivati glavo, ali me ne maras
vec gledati? -.
'Praznik DO, prank, XII ga
bova dozivela samo midva!
Praznik! Rozin praznik! Vsi do
sedanji prazniki MISC bill niti ME
gova senca. Tencico 81 vzela s
seboj, Rozamarija, in venec be-
lih roz-plezalk Isl bos nadela. TIE
so tebi najbolj podobne! In belo
oblacilo hos imela ma svojem
sladkem telesu, in zlate cevlje,
svoje cevlje veselja. In nobeno
tuje oko naju ne bo videlo. Vod-
MAX mama DO zapel svojo mai
lepso pesem. Zakaj ne reces niti
besedlca, RoZa, moJa Dela no.
za?"
20, ljubim te, ljubim te!"
Harro sc je iznenada dvignil
in rekel:
"Zdaj me pusti, da grem, Ro-
zamarija. Sc dolgo je do poletja.
No, poljubi me, toda nitro! Iti
moran"
"Besedo 81 dal, Harro.-To-
rel jo moras drzati."
Izvila sc mu je in sla.-
Ko je prisel Harro drugo ju-
tro k zajtrku, je bila prijazna
soba prazna, in "a Dusicin zaj-
trk nj bilo mic pripravljeno. Ma
mestu tega pa je bilo ma mizi pi-
smo, naslovljeno mani:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30
BOLTEzAR
F. S. FINzGAR

kler 81 nj pristradal toliko, da je
kupil zago in sekiro ter pozidal
to kocico in 81 prikupil Sc kozo
ter Sc z MO umaknil vsem lju-
dem izpod nog ma ia breg. Leto
in dan sem tako rekoc spal v
grmu kakor lisjak, ko sem Sc
kal in tesal. In zopet leto in dan
sem lezal prav "a prav pod ka-
pom, preden sem vse to zvezal
in pokril. In sedaj, ko je vsaka
kljuka in kiln, vsak hlod in cred
Sc moker cd mojega potu, pa tt
pride zupan in spregovori tu-
kajle pod mojim oknom tolo-
vajsko besedo: koca je obcin-
ska. &c ia beseda nj znamenje,
da gre svet h koncu, potem sa-
ma sveta sembilja nj mic vedela
in preroki MISC nikoli preroko-
vail.
Torej zupan, XII je postavljen
"a to, da bi revezu roko podal,
mu pa kamen veze ma vrat. Sam
imas zidano hiso - in je nisi
sam zidal, oce morda, ali pa oce-
tov oce - pa nj nikogar, da hi
stopil predte in bi Sc razkora-
Gil: I'll zupan, hise nisi sam de-
lal - ii, kaj, hisa je prav "a
prav obcinska, ne tvoja. Ko hi
kdo takole spregovoril, posta-
vim ubogi Boltezar, kaj potem ?
Pred krvavo sodbo hi ga gnal,
tozil bi ga in ga opravdal in "a
prl v jeco med tolovaje.
o Bog, danes sem preudar-
jail, kaj je lastni, mirni dom, da-
mes, ko sem Sc izgubil pri mo-
litvi. Pa ne, ko bi bila to kazen
"a slabo molitev? Prizanesi, O
Bog, pozabi in ne misli S kaz-
MILO name"
(Dazje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30
(Nadaljevamje)

"Hude reci Sc spocenjajo. Sve-
ii Trije kralji, prosite zame, "a
kaj nj in ne more biti brez mic,
ce poskoci Boltezarjev konj. To
nekaj pomeni."
Nato Sc je dvigpil, poeasi in
previdno, ter sci potiho do skaf-
nice, kjer je zajel z rjavim kor-
Gem vode iz torila in jo izpil do
bro nero. 'Tako je slisal cd ne
kdaj, da je prva pomoe zoper
strah - voda. Resnicno sc je
pomiril in zlagoma zacel tehtati
ujeto zupanovo besedo. Res da
zupana Sc nj nikoli videl in ga
nj poznal, ali tujcevi besedi je
veriel in zato z veliko resnobo
preudarjal, kaj hi zupanovo
besedo.
"Cigava je ia koea?'
"Prav "a prav obcinska."
Taxa je torej zupanova bese'
da: koca je obcinska. Ce ze sa.
mo ia beseda nj zoper bozjo "a
poved, potem sploh nobena rec
nj vec greh. Koca je obcinska.
Takole ije razsodil zupan. Kdo
jo je pa delal in postavljal? Oh
Gina? Kakopa! zupan je tesal
da so Sc mu krvavi zulji naredi-
Ii ma rokah! Samo ia beseda, pa
Sc "a to, ker jo je zupan sprego'
voril - samo ia beseda je TAXA,
da ga bo Bog sodil zaradi ME;
'koca je obcinska' .- ljuba Ma
ii krizana, ko We ze gontarski
pastir, XII Sc nj toliko izpodra-
stel, da bi mogel cerkev -
da je ia koca Boltezarjeva, tega-
lie Boltezarja, XII je bill 1--WE dnj
gostac in revez, pogosto tepen
pa malokdaj sit, pehan Cd hise
do hise, kakor deseto dete, do.