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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-04
BY Emma CreMa

The Dndanee given by the Cameo club, the Hotel Lowry
quite achievement After the grand turkey
dinner the Spanish Room tables moved dancing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

would permit him to leave the building.
 The famous sculptor jo David- son, arriving as the guest of an assistant to Secretary. General Try- gve Lie, was turned away. The Mar inc guard recognized him, but sofne- body had neglected to send through his pass. The Marine was sorry but
 After trying all the other gates he could find, Davidson drove to the Flushing Meadows police stas ton. A desk sergeant telephoned the United Nations, and was told that a pass would be at the gate by the time Davidson could get back. It wasn't. Eventually Davld- son gave up and went home.
 Robert Kenny of the LIN press division was sent post haste, in an offlcial car, from the secretariat offices at Lake Success with 6 big bundle of official transiations of President Paul-Henri spaaks op- ening address. The session could not properly begin until each dele- gate had one of the translations on his desk.
 Car Left Behind
 Kenny had credentials of which one of his associates said: He is supposed to be able to 90 tip on the dais, tap Trygve Lie on the shoulder, and interrupt him in the middle of an oration, if he thinks 1t necessary"
 But these credentials couldn't get his LIN car through the official gate. While delegates and distinguished guests twisted. turned, wondered and waited, Kenny was explaining his status, describing the delay he was causing, and begging to be let in. At last he won. The guard per- mitted him to leave his car at the gate and limp, on Q leg injured in World War II, mile to the build-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

ing with his heavy bundle of documents.
 A news service teietype opera tor spent Sae5 on taxi fare and waiting time driving from gate 10 gate before he pursuaded e guard to recognize his credentials--which were in perfect order-and let him enter and 90 to work.
 Bryan Urquhart, aide to Secre- tafy- General 1Ae, was barred by c guard from the delegates lounge. Andrei Y. vishinsky, vice foreign minister and second man in the So. viet delegation, was kept out of the lounge by guards widespread arms until e secretariat member inc kervened.
 The general public without passes but hoping to share in the 250 seats supposedly available for their use, fared even worse. That may be one reason why, after the opening day when the President was there, the public stayed away in droves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
EE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., FRIDAY NOVEMBER % lS46
 ChopI0in Appointed
 Father Skelly
 To Continue As
 Dlneaann nlRaeRnI
Dloeescn Director

The Rev. Vincent ], Flynn, now an assistant pastor at Dt. Roseb Church, Burnside, has been appoint. cd chaplain at s. MaryS Hospital. The appointment ls one of nine an- nounced by the Most Reverend Henry ]. o'Brlen, Bishop of Hart ford, through the Catholic Tfans- cript.
 rather Flynn will replace the Rev. Lawrence E. Dkeliy, who was recently named diocesan director of hospitals. Father Dkelly will continue his residence ak St. Mary's but will devote full time to his new assignment, with Father Flynn tak. ing over oil chaplain duties.
 Bishop o'Brlen has also made the following appointments:
 The Rev. Thomas M. Lane, from the church of the Immaculate con. ceptlon, Hartford, to the Church of Dt. Mary, Windsor Locks.
 The Rev. Henry ]. Murphy, from the Church of St. Mary, Green. wich, to the Church of st. Rose, Burnside.
 The Rev. Charles L. Hewitt, from the Church of St. Justin, Hartford, to the Church of St. Joseph, New Haven.
 The Rev. Michael A. Mailey, from the Church of et. Mary, windsor Locks, to the Church Of et. Patrick, Hartford.
 The Rev. Edmund ,. Barrett, from the church St. Matthew, Forest vile, to the Church of St. John the Evangelist, New Britain.
 The Rev. Bartholomew ]. 0'shea, from the Church of et. Patrick, Hartford, to the Church of St. Mat. thew, Forestviile.
 The Rev. James ?. olynn. from the Church of St. Joseph, New Ha- ven, to the Church of St. Justin, Hartford, assistant.
 The Rev. John II. Reilly, from the U. 8. Army, to the Church of st. Mary, Derby.
 The Rev. James P. Leary, from the Church of St. John the Evangelist. New Britain, to the Church of St. Joseph, Shelton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Walter WlnchOII
 On BrO0dway
nERMoe OF A oIRL FRlpAv

hgRMos or A GIRL FRIDAY
 Dear Mir W. The suggestion that the Democrals draft daMan noovs er (lg they wan Co win ln 4g) brought oodles of oRAys, The com. mlssAFs over here didn't Ike lk At al, one Hoover fan doubted that Mr. n, would get the nomination. since the first thing he probably would do b locR up half Of Wash. inslon MT, Runyon Is confined to his quarters, again, which exc plains the dearth Of good copy in the papers lately -, m General Motors story about Alfred Sloan rec signing ln January will be con- flr4ned soon hear that the ple Bust Ctue after Yuletlde) won't be more severe than the one in 1923, This is based on c poll Of 72 leading economists.
 Have some breathlcss news from Acapulco where Errol Flynn Cfed up with on Americana hotel-cafe mans insults Co ladles) whipped out d bla machete and brandished It under the latter'B nose, threatening to cut off his formal dances. as ii, Alien Smith would say. Flynn was simply livid. Witnesses say he would have actually murdered the chan On of the highly imaein- ative sent us this item: "keenah wynn is in NY carrying the torch for his spouse on the coast :. That Cas the old proverb goes) l gotta seel Tn the same mall was this: Add Coast Twosomcs; Eve wynn and Van Johnson All of which reminds me of that gag that ends. "fsnt there anything the three of us can do2'
 Pal o'Br,en (who just returned from Elrope) has lived run ne as an frishmen. In Dublin he got an autographed portrait of Presi- dent De Valera and in Rome he had an audience with Ills Holiness
 FDR, Jr., wishes you'de mem tlon his piece In digest monthly mag. It's on the disgraceful hous- fne for vets scandal Told him we cant mention certain mags Joe F, Lewis ordered drink Ht the stork last night. and the walter put glass of aqua alongside It. ssPlease." said Joseph, remove this fingerbowll'
 Herbert MarshaIl's lovely ex-wife, Lee. is out of the hospital fully 1.aatad Since she had her beebee. Celeste Holm's waist is down to % inches. Two less than hefore the image was even thought of Nathalie Draper Draper (in the cast of Forever AmberD wishes newspapers would spell her first name that way. Oh. tell Ma. thalie to stop stripping her gears
 The press and radio chapter of the American Veterans Commit- te send thanks for making it known thev want no Communists or fas- cisti in their ranks Many can- ceilations for Florida reservations due to unsettled condish around town. But Florida hotels have such q huge backlog they don't feel It.
 You inquired about man named Guy Loomis passing on. Not the Guy who was the big spender in Prohibition days Beverly Rob- erts phoned = said no sinner. I am tracing source to give him one in print. Say. how about that2 Every time anybody gives us a bad one print 1t out loud--to give him an idea how it feels. They won't give us any more stuff, then7 That's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

come out on the knuckles, months with 90 days come out between them (How about @ raiseO Harriet Van Horne, the radio critic, had a cab accident. Bumped her pretty hard. Looked serious for awhile, as next day she liked a program . Mrs. Tommy Lyman has started Christmas cards for her grooms admirers. saw the list. 70 0,000l Tip Gov. Kerr of Okla homa not to take Hannegan's post if Hannegan quits. Because politi- cal enemies will retaliate with a bombshell regarding document Kerr allegedly signed when Alfred E. Smith ran for President.
 YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Nv s, BURTON HEATH

Flushing Meadows N. Y., Nov. % --(NEA) .- 1t is easier to get from Pennsylvanla Avenue into the office wing of the White House than It Is to enter the capitol of the United Nations.
 There were four different varie- ties of guards on the job when President Truman was here to wel- come the uN. After the President returned to Washington, accom- panied by his Secret Service detail, the delegates were left with only New York City cops. LIN uniformed guards and dress.uniformed Mar ines to protect them against some undisclosed but presumably horrible fate.
 After he learns his way around, correspondent can hope to get to the working press quarters by showing his credentials only three times. Of course, if he wants to interview or get information from a LIN delegate, he may use it sev- eral more times before, in many instances, he finds that he can- not do what he wanted to do. Even during the war, it was pos- sible for @ reporter to get into the White House press room with only one display of his credentials.
 Elmer Davis, internationally known radio commentator who headed the Offlce of War 1nforma- ton during the war, fared no bet- ter than the merest cub when he tried to get in. It took him most of half an hour. Another newsman, who has covered Security Council meetings from their first day in this country, not only took half an hour to get in but almost as long to find a way through which the guards
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

williamsburg, Mass. (UP)-Work- men seeking the reason for the owindling of the towns water supply found the answer-a leak in front of the home of Water Commissioner NEa -4sx. TO,,V,yHu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

ilne--thatn mean lese balder-dash, Reminds mo Of Ashton Steve ems paragraph, Anybody can be a column writer An you ned b Q smart secN a byllne and an edl. tor who seldom reads your section Of the paper"
 RccesslOn note. The wife Of e Natl Assn Mfr, vice. president closed her acct, at a bth Ave, store when she found q dinner dress priced at el,. 3B0. m scuuins were l4.karat gold and won't tarnlsh' add th sales girl ,,, Ogden Reid, the newspa. per publisher, Is seriously m , Names" do not impress Mir Cort. wright at the Beverly Hills Hotl When their time was ID Van John. son and La Dietrich were asked to leave I was reading where Eugene oNeill took l2 years Go write Ice Man Cometh," Hmf, Moss Hart wrote Q half-dosen clean stlfn. ulatlng American plays during that time Mucho goodo mailo on the Jimmy Walker adieulogy, Comm, Mulrooney, frlnstance. What made it 70 good was the lack of sugar and honey In it, which all dead men get when they cant taste it, Most letter writers said it was ESQ hon. est" and they loved the line about the halo at e jaunty angle and For once you're too early"l
 
 Remember Bob Crawforxi7 He composed the famous song, of We Go-1nto the Wild Blue Yon- der, q m-de-dum. .deedle-de dmm. mmmmw Well, he's opened a spot called The Blue Wonder in Mi- ami. He told me the brass hats never gave him any recognition for it or the 30 months he flew with the Air Corps And some guys got Army diplomas for week-ending over there Fine thing The s-xiest fashion show in history is due at the waldorf tvia the Town and Travel shop on Dec. il, Titled For Men Only"--when they'll show latest styles in black undles and stuff Eight Powers gals to do the modelling Barbara Adams and Harvey stephens, alumnus from Voice Of the Cradle" will soon be hearing one [. One thing is certain, Bill Mauldin, the CT car- toonlst, doesn't intend re.enlisting Just bawt civilian suits.
 Tip Che feature editors that How ard Hughes has good story about the people he is rewarding for help- ing him live after his plane crash. A fire chief out there is among them Didn't see anything here yet about Rank of London taking over Park Avenues new theater. For ten years, with Walter Reade getting 1t back then. Insiders say, "It's the beginning of the end for Times Square" Oh, surel Greg ory Ratoff will have to take s50,- GOO loss on his thefted gems. He had them listed as antiques, not jewelry, so the insurance firm doesn't pay off Many AP war correspondents dejected Gas are other lads at INS and UP) because they weren't even considered for Certifs of Merit from the War Dept.
 ~The Best Years Of Our Lives" is oof'ly good. ooor for the hanky business, too It's the Renold story for Harry James thrush, Marion Morgan For morons who can't remember the days in A month - count one month to each knuckle (after making a fist. Start with Jan. Months with 3i days
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

Buenos Aires, Argentina, plans to open several new cemeteries this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

tlne-thatll mean less balder-dash, ,,, Reminds nc Of Ashton Stevs ems paragraph, Anybody can be a column writer An you ned k Q smart secN byllne, and an edl. tor who seldom reads your section of the paper"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-04
On
Spying Made
By Canada
Russian Attache
Got Instructions
Only From Moscow

Ottawa, Marh f. (AP)-The
Canadi, Government in q 1000
word statement today declared the
Russian military attache here had
been told by Moscow TO obtain data
on atomic bomb material, radar,
American electronic shells and the
movement Of 4. S. troops and that
some data had been secured from
Canadian and British citizens Nlo-
lati.q Off ial secrets Legislation.
Prime NJ, ister w. l.. Mackenzie
King made public the report which
in part was a response 10 a Moscow
statement that information obtained
in Canada was insignificant and that
King was attempting TO divert al
tention from British failures in the
United Nations security cop'cil,
The Royal investigating commits
told King that Miss katheline Will
sher, who was deputy registrar IN
the office of Malcolm Macdonald,
United Kingdom high commissioner
in Canada. has access to practically
all secret documents in that office
and disclosed them. Three other
civil servants were named.
The evidence reveals that lhcSe
%oDeratiuNS we're carried on by cef-
tain other members of the stall OF
the Soviet embassy at Ottawa under
direct instructions from Moscow
the report said.
Russian agents were instructed IN
August, l945, near the end OF the
war in the Pacific, TO obtain "lntor-
nation as TO the transfer OF Amerl-
can troops from Europe to the
limited States and the Pacifo-,' the
tvo-man Royal investigating com-
mis- ION declared IN a report.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-04
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Clear to partly cloudy II
continued warm tonight and
Tuesday. Possibly some liSh'
showers in extreme north por-
ton i'm afternoon Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-04

FULTON a SMALL MISSOURI, TOWN. will be the scene March {" an International engagement
mn. left top arrive to spend gochy number of hours inspiring the trip is the one and only
,,.I mMc address to be made BY the veteran varum British prime minister during his 'ner
in tn. United States The whole own viii be dcked out for ten dabes arW" with
mam street lower right haunting bunting for the car promenadeu that viii deliver Mr. ChWcH
n tho gymnasium building top right of Westminster college in the banking city that is cap1h OF
cauawayc county With seating capacity of $500 the auhtonumm the gym viii be supplemented
Tseoumh and telephone lines euted in the basement of the gym will convert 1t into a huge nerve
cer for the press Official host for the international pay will be DR. Franz NNuer over HH
HN arSdnt known as "Rnnef hnmuse of rapny of speech Hnereronll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-04
Approval Of
LounSought
BY Trumun
Makes New Appeal
For Congress O. X;
Gardner Sworn In

Washington. iiarch !.-tA?D
President Trunl'n declared
tnhav tina: the ~3;tCrri," to ap-
rr,,aI Of thu $3.50. Gua.IG3 loan
t. Britain. lis 'ra.c warfare w.
tuceu nations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-04

In For
vetHousing
Desperate Bid To
Salvage Program
Made To Congress

WASHINGTON. March 1.-tAF)
The Democratic PARTY >tahcd
It's congressional prestige To-Day
IL 4 dcspcrat" bid to s2..dsr the
administrations housing pro-
gram.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-23
"Jutri bi Sc rada nosila Ma

"Jutri bi Sc rada nosila Ma
rio u. !"
"Oh lola!" je veseb vzkliknil
Tonac, "saj jo tako tudi lahko
nosis. Poglej druge
Zgrabil je Mojckino drobno,
trepetajoce telo in ga brez cd
pora prisel k sebi g.
Ko je cez nekaj casa spet od.-
prla svoje velike, zacudene oci,
so il njih tickle solze sramu,
strahu in THE srece Ma
vzhodu, XII je bill Sc malo pref ta-
ko teman kakor zahod, pa Sc je
zdaj pokazal prvi svit. v loki "a
potokom so sc oglasile prve pti-
Tretje poglavje
Cista in solnena, cd rose oko-
pana, polna razkosja in lepote,
TAXA, kakrsna mora biti, je JAM
niska lepa nedelja vstajala liza
CORA. Soncni zarki so kmalu po-
pill rahle jutranje meglice in
VISA dezela Sc je pricela odevati
v svatovsko praznicnost. Mno-
Tina barv ma pozetih in Sc 70
recih njivah, ma pokosenih trav-
nikih, v zelenih gozdovih in tenn
nih sencah Sc je pocasi zlivala
v siroko, barvito in drhteco pro-
sojnost, XII je kmalu napolnila
ozracje Cd enega obzorja do
drugega. Gore okrog Jamnice
so mirno in motno strlele pod
prazno nebo. Iznad vasi sredi
kotline Sc je dvigal orjaski mlaj,
XII je vidno presegal zvonik. Pra-
por ma njegovem vrhu kakor da
bi bill otrpnil, niti najmanjsa sa-
plea ga nj zganila =.
Dalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-23

.omamljeno Cd fantove gorkote
in cd topic, skoraj opojne noci.
Ma prsi, ma oci, ma usta il je le-
gala cudna sladkost in il zapi,
rala din in vid. Pozabila je, da
ina sele sedemnajst let, poza-
bila je, da je Munkova hei, XII
bi ne smela hoditi s fantom sa-
ma ponoci ). Pod vplivom slad-
kin obeutkov je pozabila tudi
ma to, da ia Ardenov gambelae
Sc niti nj bill njen izvoljeni fant
in da Sc nista bila dogovorjena,
dasi jo je ze dolgo zalezoval in
ga je tudi ona rada videla.
Zunaj ma polju sta obstala in
Tonac jo je objel S Sc vecjo ST.
10.
"Mojcka!" j je dahnil v lice.
cali ne yes, da te imam ze dol
go rad ?"
"Vem :" je komaj slisno
odsepetala Mojcka in Sc Sc tes-
neje privila k fantu. Cez nekaj
trenutkov j je prisla ma misel
cudna stvar, da je nekoliko glas-
neje in skoraj bojeee rekla:
"Saj ne bonn imela grunta
JAZZ )"
Tonac Sc je skoraj hripavo
zasmejal:
"Kdo te pa vprasa po temp
Toda kakor da hi Sc ma nekaj
spomnil, je nitro dodal.:
"Seveda ga bos imela, &c bos
lie hotela, norica ."
Dekliske oci so sc zacudeno
odprle, a SO Sc takoj spet "a
prle. Nenadna misel jo je mana
gloma zapustila in spet nj OBJ
cutila drugega kakor omamlji-
vi vonj poletne noci, nasieen z
duhom poll, lok in trat. Samo
toliko je Sc razlocila, da kora-
kata proti neki temni podobi,
ne vedoc, da je to star, ma pol
razpadel zidani kriz oh poti
in ne slutec, da jo je njen
spremljevalec nalasc vodil tia,
Ia krizem io je Tonac objel ta-
ko mocno, da je vsaka njena Ii
la zacutila njegovo kipece po-
zelenje. Kriknila je slabotnim
, glasom:
"Ah ne, Tonac, ne, danes Sc
ne Jut~i lahko, samo danes
Sc ne :"
"zakaj pa danes ne?'' Sc je
zavzel fant.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-23

nedolzna bitja. Ia krasenje Ma
rijinega kipa so dekleta uporab-
ljala lie belo cvetje; zareeimi
ocmi so skrbno ovijala podobe
z veneki in cvetlicami, dokler nj
so skoraj vse podobe zadelala
z rozami. Ia nosila, katera je
cerkvi zastonj izdelal pijani mi
zar Roprat, je bio pripravlje-
mega Sc nekaj zelenja, katerega
so dekleta magic ovijala okrog
lesov. Komaj je bilo tudi to
opravljeno, je Ardevov Tonae
zgrabil Munkovo Mojcko "a ro-
ko in jo odvlekel v kot "a krst-
MIN kamnom, medtem ko je
Munkov ANA odvlekeL Pernja-
kovo Lonco nekam med klopi.
Dekleta so Sc upirala, so ven
dar odsla "a fanti.
"Mojcka, JAZZ ii recem
je sopihal Tonac in nasiloma OBJ
iemal dekle.
"Kaj pa delas, ANA, ma tenn
svetem kraju Sc ne spodobi -
Toda Tonac je bill ze ako
razdrazen, da nj odnehal. Tedaj
je Mojcka vsa prestrasena "a
kricala. liza velikega oltarja,
kjer je imela Sc nekaj opravka,
Sc je prikazala Treza, pogledala
s strogim pogledom po cerkvi
in odlocno zaklicala:
"zdaj je pa dovolj tega mue-
kanja in slinjenja. Pojte domov,
iaz bonn cerkev zaprla!'
Toda Sc dolgo je morala 60
niti zadnje pare il cerkve. Po-
tenn je ropotajoce zaprla GER
lzvena vrata z besedami: "Zu-
naj pa delajte, kar hoeete!!" ma
kar Sc je vrnila v zagrad, kjer
10 je cakal Apatov Yep.
Bio je Re davno cez polnoc,
ko so Sc pletilke vencev in Mi
howl spremljevalci znasli ma te-
macnem pokopaliscu, polne m
temnih, skrivnostnih senc. Vas
je bila tina in pod nebo sta Sc IL
gubljala vrhova sirokega zvoni-
ka in vitkega mlaja. Ma Who
du Sc nj bilo nobenega znamenja
kakega svita.
"Pojdimo, spremljali vas bo-
mo-" so Sc dekletom ponujali
fant.ie. Naiprej Sc je il vasi zgu-
bill Mudaf z deklo Pepo, "a MIN
pa druge skupine. Posamezni
pari so kmalu jeli zaostajati in
Sc tesno objeti izgubljali v noe.
ze koj pri prvih hisah je Ar
devov Tonac pridrzal Munkovo
Mojcko, XII bi prav "a prav mo-
rala iti domov S svojim bratom.
MolGe mu je dekle sledilo ma
stransko pot. Tesno objeta sta
pocasi korakala po mehkih tleh
in pri vsakem koraku je FAINT
dekle prizemal tesneje k sebi.
Mojckulo devisko telo je bio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-23

kew. Toda Munkov ANA, Arde-
vow Tonac in Sc nekateri drugi
pri tenn MISC prisli ma svoj ra-
cum, ker so njihova dekleta bila
zaposlena pri pletenju vencev.
Delati so morali z drugimi de-
kleti: Ardenov Tonac je drzal
lestvo Straznikovi dekli zavbi,
precej zivemu dekletu, XII je
obesalo venec ma zid in so Sc j;
videle lepo oblikovane noge da-
lee po cerkvi.
''Svinja, kaj pa delas, glej
rajsi Mojcko, ne pa mene," Sc
je zadrla zavba raz lestvo, vi
dec, kako jo Tonac kar pozira
z ocmi.
"Saj ne gledam!" Sc je V "a
dregi pred Mojcko opraviceval
Tonac.
Dekleta pri Marijinem oltar-
ju so prasnila v smeh, Mojcka
pa je zardela. Kljucar Mudaf je
z deklo, debelusno Pepo krasiy
veliki oltar. Pepa je mirno sta
la ma lestvi, XII jo je podpiral
Mudof. Tisti, XII so ju opazili, SO
Sc prieeli polglasno nasmihati
in Sc suvati s komolci, toda Mu-
daf in njegova pomocnica sta
bila tako zaverovana v delo, da
nista nicesar slisala ali videla.
Meznarica Treza je tudi takoj
nasla svojega pomocnika, Apa-
tovega sina Zepna, S katerim SO
jo ze dolgo dolzili in XII sta Sc
takoj lotila enega izmed stran-
skin oltarjev.
Delo je kmalu zacelo zasta-
jati; fantje in dekleta so Sc pri-
cell igrati. Fantje so zaceli ze
kar kvantati, dekleta pa po ma
lem vriskati. Vecina deklet jc
fante sicer zmerjala, toda Mi
hov smeh jih je hkrati drazil in
podzigal k Sc vecji razposaje-
nosti.
Med smehom in salami so de-
kleta, XII so bila doloGena, da
bodo drugi dan nosila Mario,
krasila Sc velik Marlin kip, ki
je Jezusom narocju sedela
ma tronu pod belim baldahinom
z veliko pozlaceno krono ma vr-
hu. To je bila Munkova Mojcka,
Pernjakova Lonca, Ardevova
Metka in Mudafova Pepa. Vse
SO veljale Sc "a device, ceprav
SO 81 O Mudafovi dekli ljudje Sc
petali vse mogoce stvari. Toda
ker je bill Mudaf cerkveni klju-
car, Pepe nj bio mogoce izpod-
riniti. MIN so pomagala Sc dru-
ga dekleta, XII SO Maritime nosil-
ke pri procesiji spremljale 60
recimi svecami. Ia dekleta so
bila sele solskim letom odrasla,