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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-23

G.nsell. George D.
Lohr. Stephen W.
..lyan, Leroy 6.
Poole. Chas. W. c.
Witherspoon. E. D.
Harris, Bernard
Vazquez, Martin I.
Rutter, Richard D.
Bollman. Arthur W.
Bell, william A.
Parsley. Homer A.
Pendleton, e. E.
Easton, E. E.. jr.
Murphy. NJ. J.
O'Connor. John J.
Cooley, Carl E.
Buell.. Douglas M.
Bensinger. Robert L.
Kurz, James J.
Kane, Robert Z.
Martin, Forest E.
Gardner, Eugene A.
Bennett, Charles K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-23
Legislative Routine


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
.FBI Opens Drive
On Petty TheftS

Federal authorities today we're
conducting a drive 10 stamp out
petty thievery at army camps
after the arrest or two civilian
employees for stealing government
property from bases in the Detroit
area.
Oscar NauaSt 80 civilian en-
ploye Al Solfridge Field. was fined
S25 on a miSdemeanor charge.
when he pleaded guilty before
L. s. Commissioner Hurd 10
stealing a bolt of cable and two
"u-bolt' clamps from the base.
Jalal X. Wells, Is. Of 1868
Ninth. Ecorse. pleaded guilty to
charges Of stealing electrical
equipment from the L s. Army
AT Fl. Wayne. where he was a
civilian truck driver He was or
dered held for action by The
federal grand Jury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
"A Ration
BIankSDue
Thursday

More than 100000 application
blanks for renewal Of A gasoline
books are expected 10 be in the
hands Of local rationing boards
and gasoline stations by Thurs
day. the OPA said today.
Many Detroit boards have
already received the application
forms from the Cleveland re-
gionaI OPA office" Edward r.
Broadwell. district mileage "a
tioning officer. said. but 10
avoid Disappointing any appli-
cant we are promising them for
July l, which should allow time
for every distribution point To
be well stocked with blanks"
Except for getting one Of the
applications, OPA Form R-57O
the entire process OF applying for
a book renewal will be conducted
by mail, Broadwell pointed out.
"FiIl out the application and
mail II 10 your local board, to-
gether with your tire inspection
record. which must show that
at least ono inspection has been
made and the tires approved.
The back cover Of your present
\ or ID motorcycles book must
also accompany the application"
Broadwell declared
The present. a gasoline boob
expires July 2l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
|ceCost Pegged.
Buyers Warned

Ice for household use is under
price control like most other cost
of living items, the OPA today
reminded Detroit housewives.
OPA has received numerous
complaints from consumers that
retail ice prices have been in
creased while, at the same time,
services formerly rendered have
been discontinued. James NJ.
Woods, price specialist. said.
ice dealers are required to
post their maximum prices on
the sides Of each delivery truck.
so that they are plainly visible
To every customer" Woods
asserted. "The dealer is allowed
10 charge the highest price he
charged for the ice during April,
1892" he said.
The home delivered price for
ice is go cents a hundred pounds
according 10 Harry Oderman OF
the Detroit City Ice and Fuel Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
23 Fined
AS Weight
CheaterS

Twenty-three retailers of meat,
poultry and fish were fined from
S. to $50 each BY Referee Court
ney Fitzsin1ons in traffic court
today on short weight charges.
The complaints were prepared
by George f. Austin Jr., deputy
city sealer.
The dealers and their fines:
Mrs. Bessie Storch. 2S15 Rus
sell, $50; Sherman Whitfield, 4713
Moore Place. S25; Mrs. Pauline
SHERMAN. 1928 Chene, SIS;
Annette Ross. 5000 East Dawson.
$40: Mrs. Marion Richter. S942
Twelfth. SIS; Nathan RaKotz,
1888 Oakland. $50; James Cruik-
shank. Broadway Market, $40;
John F. Pet. 5027 fireman. SOS;
Isadore Landsberg, 5526 DUBOIS.
SOS; William Swan. 800 South
lakewood. SIS; Robert Orlow, 1904
Holden. 500 Ira Lubeski, 1884
West Warren. SIS: Mrs. Pearl
Kaplan. 1903 Russell, S2o; Jean
Opalach, 7743 Harper, SIS; Edwin
Hatcher. 1924 Twelfth. $50; Mrs.
Anna Fischer. 6348 Barlum. SIS;
Alphonso Cusimano. 3l44 CHARLIE
voiX. SIS. and Mrs. Queenie
Brown. 1926 Chcne. s..
Edmund Clark. 12S47 Linwood.
So Mrs. Esther Koratzky. 1919
Westminster. SIS: Jacob Small.
1900 Linwood, $50; Anne Nc
Ginnis. 3615 McGraw $50; Peter
Jacobs, 1855 Joseph Campau, SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Id Youths
Held for
Riot Fires
Photo by Times stan Photographer

Thirteen Negro youths. includ-
inc two minors, were held on
charges Of arson today after their
arrest in connection with three
fires at a federal housing project
At 2169 S. Bassett during last
weeks race rioting.
Inspector G. f. Smith of the
arson squad said the boys adj
mitted rushing to the still incom-
plete project upon hearing of the
roting and setting fire to three
apartments, one Of which was de-
molshed.
The youths held are:
WardeI Lyons, Is, Of SOC Hal
ford; Bernard s. Perry, is, of 635
Polk; James Freeman, II, of 491
Galveston: A. G. Foreman, II, of
168 Visger road; Martin Wash
ington, Is. of 592 Halford; l..
Agnew, IS. of $50 Palmerston;
Benny Groot. 10, of 476 Palmer
ston: c. Choice. 20. Of 436 Polk
Fred Pope. II. Of $50 Eliot. and
n. Johnson. II. Of AIS Beechwood,
all of River Rouge, and Charles
FELTON,. Is, 4153 Ninth, EcorSe.
The names Of the minors were not
disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Edwards
Riot jury
Rejected

Common council today turned a
deaf ear 70 Councilman Edwards
demand that 4 23-man grand jury
investigate causes of last week S
riots.
Edwards offered SiX-wav pro-
poSal. Il called for the jury; a
fun investigation and public re-
port from the FBI; concurrence
with the mayor IN requesting that
the Dies committee remain out Of
the picture: 10 follow the mayor
IN his request that federal troops
be kept readily available in case
Of a future outbreak; appoint 200
additional Negro police officers,
and the appointment Of council
committee 70 work with the
mayors interracial committee.
An Of the proposals except the
last we're turned down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
County Debates
Vacation Pay

How 10 vacation without money
was a subject Of debate today
between the county board Of audi
tors and the civil service commits
sion.
on motion or Auditor James
Fricl, the board. asked that the
civil service authorities reScind
their rule barring employees from
drawing vacation money in adj
vance.
The order was issued 10 days
ago on the theory that The 1906
county employees needed their
money more when they returned
from holidays.
Friel argued that most en-
ployes were without funds be-
cause Of the recent income tax
payment date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Smith, Lipmdn
Sent TO Jackson

Denied induction into the army
because Of their records, Seymour
Smith and William Lipman, Chi
cago contractors who confessed TO
conspiracy TO bride common coun-
Gil members in the Herman Gar
denS housing project. were TO be
taken 10 jackson Prison today 10
begin serving terms of two TO
five years each.
No special escort was planned,
Sheriff Andrew Baird said.
Its just the routine after
noon trip. The driver and armed
guard will sit i'm the front seat.
the two prisoners in the back
seat" he revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Suicide S Body Found
In Woods Identified

MT. CLEMENS, June %
Coroner Howard V. Groesbeck
said today that the body of man
found shot 10 death in a heavily
wooded section near Utica had
been tentatively identified as that
Of Leonard OniSzczuk, p, of
11720 Gallagher. Hamtramck, and
decided the death suicide.
Oniszszuk. missing since Jan.
%. was a AZ suffering from q
nervous ailment, Groesbeck said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Starr Alumni
Plan Meeting

Plans for combating juvenile
delinquency viii be formulated at
the first meeting Of the Starr
Commonwealth Alumni ASsocia-
ton ~ 100 p. m. tomorrow IN
the YWCA Hall, Witherell and
Montcalm
Former Starr boys, particularly
those IN the armed services, have
been invited 10 attend with their
families Honor guests VIII in
clude Uncle Floyd" Starr Of the
Starr Commonwealth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Joe Louis al Custer
US0 Dance Tonight

FORT CUSTER. June % (UP)
Sgt. Joe Louis. heavyweight
boxing champion, will be the guest
az a USO dance here tonight
Louis. on Through from Fort
Riley, Kan. arrived here this
afternoon from Hollywood where
he has just completed a picture.
Last summer the Brown Bomber
appeared IN "A boxing exhibition at
the fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Held in Drowning Family

RICHMOND, Va, June % tUP)
here today held
Walter p Harrison. 81. bus driver
and the father Of five children, on
a charge Of numbering his wife
and four children by drowning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

capacity For
years il has
b cen tn @
pra Ctice in
y Q W y or X
subways for
the guards TO
grab hold Of
the sides of
h 2 d oOrS
and push
when people
get half way
in If ( n is
were done in
Detroit. fire.
quen tly II
would be pos
sible 10 get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

NEW YORK. June % CINSl-
A mechanical brain which takes
all the gucSswork out OF aerial
gunnery was disclosed today as
the factor which makes IL possible
for Flying FortrCSSeS 10 more
than hold their own against
fighter plane opposition,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
RATION STAMPS

or course. during the month,
there is the usual conglomeratlon
Of coffee. sugar, meat and canned
goods stamps 70 keep track Of
And. on July 30. YOU had better
be financially responsible or have
automobile liability insurance be-
cause that is the date when the
new Michigan financial response
bllty law becomes effective.
All personal injury and prop
crly damage auto accidents must
be Immediately reported 70 the
secretary of states office with
proof Of responsibility.
Car titles Will be Cancelled until
financial responsibility is estab-
hShcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Flying Forts Rule Air
With Robot Brains

The secret mechanism re q
light which automatically figures
the fall % OF a bullet caused by
gravity. accounts tor the balliStic
DETECTION caused by the wind and
calculates the exact amount Of
lead needed 20 blow UP the enemy
plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Army Guards Detroit Over Holiday
CurfeW Lifted
But Emergency
Still Exists Here

Although some federal troops
began an exodus and civilian life
was on normal basis excepting
for the purchase Of bottled liquor,
a state Of emergency still existed
in Detroit and Wayne County to-
day and the city will remain
under military surveillance until
after the Fourth OF July.
Before leaving for Lansing last
night. Gov. Kelly declared the
emergency still exists and will
continue at least until he meets
with city, state, and army officials
next Monday.
NO BOTTLED LIQUOR SALES
Brig. Gen. William Guthner. in
command of the troops, declared
the soldiers would be withdrawn
progressively" beginning today.
However" he added, II shall
retain sufficient number To
maintain law and order"
All bars, theaters. parks and
other places of amusement were
operating normally for the first
! time since the height of the race
riots eight days ago.
Although the vernon an
nounced that all curfew restric-
tions. with certain notifications.
were lifted, the state liquor COM
mission said bottled liquor could
not be purchased in state stores
until Thursday.
SID SALES THURSDAY
Specially designated distribu-
tors in Wayne County will be per-
mitted 10 sell liquor Thursday for
the first time since the rioting,
il was announced today by Liquor
Commissioner Felix Flynn.
This will coincide with reopen
ing of all state-owned stores
throughout Michigan which were
ordered closed the first three days
of this week to take inventory.
Meanwhile, the death in Re-
ceiving Hospital Of Ester Chap
man. 33. Negro. raised the riot
toll 10 "a. He was shot by police
while assertedly looting a store
on Piquette, between Brush and
John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

b., T. N-VauI thrnurn iuIY 10
- ?. Q-Vaid July l.AuF. z.
GASOLINE
A-Coupon 6-F0ur gallons 10 JulE 81
Ft~fL OIL
Coupon Sill gallons 20 Sent go.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINES
Assent 1l. B-TomHrrrW. t-JuIy 81.
Auto ta1 stamps expire tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

FAT. CHINESE. FATS Red stamp
q. "a. 4. VI. y Expire tomorrow
f-NaNd 20 July 49,
COFFEE
Stamp sf-FNpires trmorr."
stamp ai-One 10. July 4 t1 July n.
SUGAR
stamp IS-5 pounds ~ Aus ~,
CANSING SUGAR
stamp is, is ms each % Oct 81.
SHOES
stamp fs+-One pair ~ orr 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Daggers for Yanks

SPRINGFIELD. H.. June % tlNS)-A
shortage Of materials today ioreshadowod
shutdown Ia the basement war industry
conducted by Jesse Mccoy who must find
more old army swords, bayenetS. large
knives and similar implements TO turn into
daggerS for American soldiers. The dough-
boys use the daggers for cioSe-in combat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
July Threatens
To C|dmor for
Your Last Dime

Some months. fellow just
can't lay up a dime and July looks
as though it is destined 10 be one
Of those months.
On July !, your employer will
start making pay roll deductions
10 meet the governments new
pay-as-you-go income tax.
But that's only the beginning.
July is the deadline for the
purchase OF your automobile use
tax stamp and. even If your old
ialopy is only hobhling along or
ar. 4 gasoline ration card, that
makes no difference. The gov.
eminent Stn wants So The
stamps are on sale AZ the mair
post office and Is branches
But YOU haven't heard any
thing vet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
TIRE INSPECTIONS

Starting now and until July y
motorists must get renewals OF
Their a gasoline ration books
Those with A cards only must
have one tire inspection which is
to accompany the renewal appli-
-cat1Un when II is mailed 10 their
rationing boards.
OPA officials hope that new
books VIII all be back into the
hands Of motorists by July u.
July Is rs the day you can
march 10 the city hall and pay
city taxes. If you are making
full payment, YOU have until
August so without a penalty being
added. IL you are paying only
the first half. the deadltne with
out penalty is August IS. As you
know. the l943 tax rate is S2803
per thousand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

RANDOM THOUGHTS Have
Just arrived downtown on
street car that was so full the
motorman refused TO stop for
any more passengers. II took
me three stops Just 10 get off
because a woman insisted in
standing in the passageway at
the fare box.
HOW YER, DE 7 ROIT
street cars rarely are filled TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

Mrs. Steen of 1870 Van
Dyke place, a witness at the
inquest into the death Of John
Duval bod e, who was
granted a divorce in Circuit
Court, from John Francis
Steen of Rochester, n. Y,
getting custody of their son,
Robert, s. He spent many
week-ends away from home
with no explanation, she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

THE NEWEST fad in war
clothing no longer is gong
without stockings. II is going
without shoes. The fad Is sup
posed 10 have started i'm the
fashionable East Side districts
where il soon became common
20 sec teen-agerS and older ones
impeccably dressed except that
their feet were black from co.
ing barefoot. Now the fad is
spreading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

MAYBE THEY should turn
the fire hose on them Maybe
they should have turned 2 fire
hose on tho rioters last weck.
How did they happen 20 forget
ths'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

THE WHOLE business is
about AS far-sighted as the re-
mark made the other day by
tho grandson OF William r.
Stout, who is one OF our gen.
timely brilliant aviation men.
The grandson. after playing
around all day, finally fell off a
boat dock into about a foot of
water. They dragged The boy
out. suffering and indignant.
and his complaint was
"Now you'll have Ia build the
dock wider"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

TTTTII|I|TT 10 TO. INTT 7"
SPEAKING or riots. II has
been our opinion for q long
time that the weather generally
Is one Of the greatest contr1but-
ing factors For the frs, couple
Of DAYS Of heat wave. most
people grow steadily more irri-
table That was the case here.
Later, The heat S'ill makes
them mad, but they arc too
tired 20 dO ANYTIME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

rs many n TWO or three more
people on
In New York. Arlene Francis
is reputed 10 have said that
there are now - rush hours a
day. but that recently she was
lucky. and got strap an 10
hcIself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

THIS IS q timely moment n
mention ~ too. isn't ~?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

ON TIE other hand, il the
airports are designed for big
transport planes, why do we
need six or eight fields all
around the cityS outskirts? ?
Why not just one big field, from
which passengers could be fer
RED downtown. or wherever
they wanted 10 60, in hell
CODfpr taNlS3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

naroda. In to nam prizadevajo ljudstva, XII 50 nekdaj po-
darila svetu Schiller-ja in Goethe-ja, Dante-ja in Leonar-
do da Vinci-a. To deajo narodi, XII SO zamenjali ideal su-
rove sle "a moralnost, harmonic in vecno lepoto. Ako
narobe-yzgoja zavede ceokupen narod pc krivih potih v
osamljenost, ne le gospodarsko, temvec tudi dusevno in
moralno osamljenost, Sc nemoralnost dvigne in postane
zakon. Posledica pa je propadanje celokupnega organic
ma %clovestva.
Maj hi mas ~institut, XII je obravnaval dolgo serijo
vzgojnih p%roblemov, XII so Sc danes pojavili ne le pred
posameznimi narodi, temvec pred celoto %clovestva, ozna-
nil vsemu svetu v imenu Amerike: dolznost vsega Glove
stva je, da obnovi znanstvene institucije in vzgojo v onih
|dezelah, XII so postale zrtve fasizma in da ma podlagi
vzgoje in p~re-vzgoje izruje il sveta in prepreei zopetno
pojavo n%acisticnih in f%asist6nih doktrin, XII so najnevar-
nejse cd vseh druzbenih in dusevnih bolezni.
To hi morala biti temeljna misel demokraticnega
Charterja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
UREDNIKOVA POSTA
Zopet ogenj ma farmah

Madison, o. - Pretekli te-
den je zopet nastal ogenj ma
farmah in sicer pri Slovencu.
Dne IA. aprila, ko je prisel
moi sin Eddi domov il della,
sem ga prosila, da me pelje o.
biskat prijatelje, katerih nisem
videla re vso limo. Tako smo
Sc podali in koj zvem, da je zju-
traj, IA. aprila gorelo ma far
mi Mr.. in Mrs. Tony in Jennie
Kosicek ma Route 534, South
Geneva, O.
Takoj smo Sc peljali tia. Ko
zapeljamo notri, je bill zalosten
pogled. Mr.. Kosicek pravi:
"Glej, Jennie, kako smo nesreG-
ni'. Povedali so mi, da je Ego
rela garaza, stala in vse 60
spodarsko orodje. Najbolj zal
jim je "a traktor, XII je bill sko-
70 nov. V garazi so incl umet-
no gnojilo, in bas so kupili
krompir "a SEINE. Ne VEN kohl
ko so ga imeli, VEN pa, da stane
$500 "a 100 funtov. Dan pre-
.je so prekadili meso dveh pra-
siceV, katero jim je tudi zgore-
10, in Sc mnogo drugih stvari.
Hisa jim je ostala.
Ma vecer pred nesreco sta BIZ
la Mr.. Kosicek in Mr.. Klaus O
polnoci Sc ma jardu, oh $40 uri
z~jutraj pa je zacelo goreti V ga
raj, IN kakor je bio V zgodnjih
Jutranjih urah, je prislo do 100
ljudi, XII so jim pomagali gasiti
in vzelo je tri ure, predno Sc
Jim je posrecilo dobiti ogenj pod
kontrolo.
Pozdrav vsem zdravim in boil
MIN!
Mrs. Jennie Shivitz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
Mestni writ

Cleveland, Ohio. - z vsakim
dnem Sc blizamo vstajenju ma
rave. Solnce Sc nj vzbudilo ma
rave cd zunaj, toda lie v NEST
mem vrtu sc nudi ravno sedaj
prilika, da 81 ogledate krasne
roze. V velikem stevilu prihaja-
10 obiskovalci vseh stanov in
poklicov cd dalec in Cd blizu.
Ia mestni writ sc mi vidi tako
kot svetisce. Zakaj? pride znan-
stvenik, zdravnik, professor, gre
v duhu cd roze do roze, pri eni
Sc ustavi, je memo prime z vso
ljubeznijo, jo poduha, oci Sc "a
svetijo, ustnice Sc Dire ma smeh.
Pride stara gospa, isce rozo,
dobi 10 - 2 tresoco Sc roko jo
prime, V njenih oceh je sofia
ganutja. Mlado dekle nervozno
hodi sem in tam, dobila je til
sto rozo, katero- je zelela. III
vot Sc stresne, ustnice nekaj "a
sepetajo, barva ma obrazu Sc
spreminja. Skore v vsakem obi
skovalcu je v njegovem srcu
skrivnostna ljubezen do roze.
Ia vzrok We vsak sam, kaksno
Vlogo je igrala roza V njegovem
ali v njenem zivljenju.
Zato je ljubezen do roze
skrivnost in simbol - cato 60
vori dusa rozi 0 zivljenju, sre-
ci in O vseh onih dneh, XII osta-
nejo V spominu cello zivljenje.
Mestni writ je odprt vsak dan
cd 8. ure zjutraj do 4. popol,
dine, ravno tako oh nedeliah.
Anton Ferfolia
1850 E. II St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

Prevaljah. Obseg debla znasa
skoraj IL m, eeprav je lipa vi
soka lie % m. v viSini kakih Is
metrov cd tai pa raste ma moe
nj stranski veji smreka, XII je
visoka priblizno 1 m. Koliko je
stara ia lipa, seveda nj mogoce
ugotoviti, da pa je vzdrzala sto-
letja, najlepse dokazuje velika
zvezdata votlina v njenem de-
blu. Ia votlina ina skoraj 2
metra v premeru.
Vaske lipe stole sredi vasi ali
ma odprtem p%rostoru, vcasih
tudi v sosescini cerkve. Pc le-
81 znacilne SO dale tudi lipe "a
sajene ma ~vzpetinah ali ma,jhnih
grickih, vecinoma tudi " blizini
cerkve in koncno lipe pr grado-
viii.
Mnoge Cd njih Sc Sc posebei
oznaeene. Tako imajo nekatere
v svoji senci postavljene velike
kamnite mize. Drugod najdemo
lie Sc ostanke miz ali pa tudi lie
velike kamne, XII SO bill najbrz
kamniti sedezi. - Kamnite mi
ze sodne mize SO Sc Sc
najvec ohranile pod lipami v
Beneski Sloveniji. Tam SO cello
OBJ koncu 19. stoletja zborovali
% kamnito mizo gospodarji So
seske, ki Jill je sklical zupan.
Razpravljali SO Q upravrih "a
deyah, zlasti Q poprayilu obein-
SIKH notov, Q mejnih sporih, 0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

zgrajene IL lesa in cato MISC
zoba casa.
Bogata tradicija cehov
Posebno skupino pravnih sta
rim pa tvorijo stevilni dokazi u
dejstvovanja cehov pr mas. Ina
ne so stare gostilne, ma katerih
so se danes ohranjene slike, XII
simbolicno prikazujejo naloge
gostinstva.
Najvec ostankov cehovskega
zivljenja pa Sc je ohranilo v
skofji Loki. Tam je praznoval
ceh kovacev, kljucavnicarjev in
kleparjev prank svetega Eli
gija rs. junija. Cevljarji pa 50.
praznovali sv. Krispina IS. ok
tobra. Ma tie praznike SO obrt-
niki slovesno odkrili cehovsko
skrinjo, pregledali stare listine
svoboscin in volili novo upravo.
Manjkalo tudi nj dobre vinske
kapljice, XII SO jo tocili il mo-
gocnega cehovskega vrea. Cd
lepe tradicije skofjeloskih &C.
hoy je marsikaj ohranjenega'
Obrtniki spremljajo umrlega
clana Sc sedaj 2 debelimi cehov-
skimi svecami v rokah ma Fad.
Mi poti. Kovaski ceh Sc danes
nosi krsto umrlega kapucina Y
Loki, ker so kapucini opravljal
nekdaj dusno pastirstvo v ten
cehu.
Same ia skromen drobec il
pisanih ostankov slovenskif
pravnih starin najlepse prica
bogatem zivljenju nash predni
kov, XII so vedno izrazili v svo
jih navadah lepe misli in globo
Ike Avljenske nazore. Hkrati 20
zabi otete pravne starine mai
lepse. dokazujejo, kako nujnt
potrebna je bila misel zbrati VS.,
tie ostanke in Jill ohraniti "a
mancem, XII Sc bodo Sc mnog'
boil kakor mi potopili v pride
bitvah civilizacije in izgubil
zveze z zivljenjem nash pred
nikov.