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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
MN\IY IRI MPS SHOW

AN EVENTUAL double OF a
suit contract, by a player who had
passed a goodly number of times,
though his partner made several
bids, is likely to be based entirely
on his holding in the trump suit.
In such a ease, the move which
usually would phase him the
most. and which the declarer
probably fears more than any
other, is the lead of a suit which
the declarer can ruff and the
doubler afterWard. That enables
the defender to conserve his
trumps, over-rufting if the de-
clarer rufus low and disearding
from a worthless suit il the de-
clarer rufus high.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
Your Weekend Question

What are the three main kinds
of reasons why it can sometimes
be advisable to run, as early as
possible, all or most of the sure
consecutive winners you have in
various suits in your own declarer
hand ana the dummy?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
H4kaeWASHINCTON
Feor Pon-Slovic Bloc From
Oder River 70 the Poetic
Expect Ru'ion Book No. 5
10 Be Issued by January
Special 10 Central Pres

. WASHINGTON As President Truman carries on his first Zig
Threc' meeting with Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Stain.
American and British observers feel concern over the turn Russia
may take in the reconstruction OF Europe
One London expert has said that tine U 6 s R. now in the
fun flush Of victory may prove to be a toueh-miuaCt partner If
the United States and the United Kingdom
Some authOrtios fnoSce Russia forming 4 rlrSl-N- Mn. nlch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
Shock Chief Accident Dunuer

or be further injured. The pres.
cucc of It broken bone can usually
be determined by the presence of
pain, los of muscle power, swell
ing, and tenderness. The method
used to fix the bones to prevent
movement viii depend on where
the broken bones are located. How
ever, splints can be made of rolled
newspapers or some piece Of wood
that may be handy.
In tirst-aid treatment of severe
burns, little need be done except to
make the patient as comfortable as
possible and then to remove him
speedily TO a hospital. If there is
to be any great delay in getting the
patient to a hospital, some a~ntisep-
tic, perhaps, may be applied with
out any attempt being made to
clean the burned area first.
Stop Bleeding
In the case Of wounds, of course,
the first object is to stop the bleed
ing. This may be accomplished by
direct pressure on the wound with
a pad Of gauze and bandage. If this
does not suffice, a tourniquct may
be applied. 1t is made up of a piece
Of rubber tubing or some other ma
terial which can be wrapped
around an arm or leg above the
49,. - H. 49, - -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
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Vt ktcslcr Field.

L j Plreott, Jr,. OF Route 3, Ken
dc1-oa is IL stationed at kocsicr
Field. Mississippi, ii was learned to-
day. He was uductcd in the army
July 3. 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21

HOLY TNN1fEETG EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Raw Holden ror.or
EIghth G1nday af,er TrinHv .Tufv
%.
The Holy CommDnfoo 2 . M
Nrnl Bih1e rIa.. IA M
MORNING Pr5vcr and sermon II
. mn Mr. HoIir. Will nrparn a1
.rhn EtcrnaI Imgoodcrabfes ="
Churrh SCHOOL md n~vnnfno PRAY
er. St. .Jnba- Mission. , d. m.
Evening Mediation cWHNc9.
Gao ~.
Union service ,f 4hn churches. Of
Henderson The Firs+ R,n+ist rburc1
3 8't p M 5S'''' ,'e ''s' D'2'''' e''"i ~.
Monday .Tulv %.
ScoI, Troo9 No II Parish house.
q m.
Wcdnc>9av. .JJlv 25. (St. James.
The Holv Coo7a71eion IN n n,
r~hurSday .1Ify rs.
T-ntorresIionS Tor men in the 3rg-
ed forces. & g.-n1.
-
FIRST BAPTIST
Roy. + Norf]eet. Gardner. pastor
Sunday.
n - m Narn5no wor1h,1 Ser
mon TOPIC omissions and Their
Mcaning."
6.l5 d. m. Baptist Training union
assembly and ". NJ. L. auXllIarIes
meet.
3 p. m. Union service. Vacation
Bible school commencement.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Red Cross Life
Described By
Miss VA. Ayers

The vivid description of life with
the Red Gross girl in France and
England, revealed by Miss Margaret
Ayers before members of the Serv-
icemen'S Wives Group at the YMCA
Wednesday evening. was like a per-
Sonal contact for the group.
Miss Ayers, who was presented
a check by the organization for
purchase Of two collapsible wheel
chairs for servicemen, at Percy
Jones hospital. served in France
and England with the Red Cross
for 18 months.
In England she. herself, eStab-
llShed an Aero club for a bomber
squadron where the filters came for
recreation and relaxation, and in
France she was connected with
group OF Red Cross workers and
did considerable travelling through
that country.
Preceding the meeting the speak
er was entertained at dinner at the
Wabeek tearoom by a group of the
members. AT the close of her
speech refreshments were served
ar the Y.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
ToScanini Conducts
World Premiers of
Contemporary Works

Arturo Toscanini turns from the
music Of the old masters to COM
positions by four present-day COM
poSerS n his concert scheduled for
the Ssral Motors Symphony of
the Air, Sunday. from to pm.
The hour of music will include
the first performance anywhere of
Western Suite" by the up-and-
coming young American composer.
Ellie Siegmeister, New York City.
Also. to be heard for the first time
Will be Overture TO a Fairy Tale"
By Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco one
of the most prolific of contempo-
rary Italian composers.
The remainder of the program
will be devoted to Frontiers. the
colorful composition by Paul Cres-
ton, who ranks among the best
known and most talented of pres
ent-day American composers, and
"Sinforia Tripartita," by the dis
tinguished Italian composer, Wit
torio Rieti.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Thanksgiving
Progress From
1921 To 1915

The time that has passed between
the First Thanksgiving in 1921 and
the one being celebrated this year
not only adds up to more than three
centuries but adds up tc a lot of
progress-not the least of which
has been in the Thanksgiving din
ner itself
In 1921 they ate venSion and wild
turkey-today we plan to have the
same, but now the accent is on tur-
key. And the turkey you carve will
be big improvement over his for
bearers because research by the
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture has led
to improvement of the traditional
bird. Research now is being keyed
TO raising smaller turkeys adapted
to small families
The corn you have now is superior
in many ways to that eaten in 1921.
A harder variety of wheat is i'm
ported from Russia and grown on
the great midwestern plains. 1t is
called Durum wheat and from 1t
are made macaroni and similar pro-
ducts.
CranberrieS are larger and juicier
than the wild New England berries
were three centuries ago. There is
a wider variety of fruits and vege-
tables. Improved transportation,
storage and refrigeration facilities
contribute much toward bringing
fresh vegetables to your holiday ia
bleS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

oSA lib SOANAC4 oOAlSO ONOl bAAC Gil
tire world, are making their 10th
round of the United States. They
celebrated their 5,O0Oth concert last
season.
The ojminutive Jaroff who leads
the CoSSack giants founded the
unique chorus 20 years ago this
season. A troop of bedraggled,
homeSick soldiers, they sat around
their campfire near Constantinople,
singing away their hunger and
longing for home. 1t was 1920, and
the CosSackS, torn from their Don
Valley by war and revolution, had
been away from home for years and
were now cut off from it. So Jaroff,
who had studied TO be a choirmaS-
ter, took TO leading his comrades
and presently had trained enSem-
bic Obedient to his every turn of
the wrist.
The singing soldiers of the
Steppes each year increase their
enormous repertoire with newly
discovered old songs of Russia and
new songs of New Russia, many
of them hot eff the battlefieldS of
the now quiet Eastern front.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Change
In Menus

There will be something new and
different about this Thanksgiving.
In the first place turkeyS-young
toms and hens-will be back on the
market in numbers for the first
time in many moon. Now it is up
TO the Eomemaker TO see that the
family turkey is cooked and stuffed
in manner to retain all the ira
d;tional glory of the annual
Thanksgiving dinner. The finished
product won't be perfection unless
there is something to start on. So
when marketing look for a we'll
rounded body, a well-fleShed breast,
a good coating of fat under the
skin and few pinfeatherS.
The rules of modern poultry
cooking are lew. Cook at moderate
heat so the meat will be juicy, ten
der and evenly done Intense heat
hardens and toughens the protein
and too much heat shrinkS the
meat and drives the juices out.
AS for stuffings, some like 'em
wet and some like EN- dry. Let
your family's tastes determine what
kind you put with the turkey. In
general follow the pattern which
includes. bread base white, brown
o: corn; melted butter and some
other fat to add richness and fla
vor, SeaSonings such as sage, saw
DRY. sweet marjoram and thyme.
For an additional touch, add celery,
onions and parsley.
For variety in stuffings there is
the dry stuffing which includes a
lot of finely chopped celery. onion
and parsley cooked in butter or
drippingS TO develop flavor and
seasoned with favorite poultry sea-
sonings. There is the corn bread
stuffing, favorite of the South.
Exotic stuffing made of dried april
cots. raisins, or prunes goes we'll
with duck, goose, or in boned
smoked shoulder.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Seasons Hit Books Will
Be Reviewed by Kathryn
Garten on November %

The seasons most distinctive
books will be listed and reviewed
by Kathryn Turney Garten at De-
troit Town Hall Wednesday, No
vember %, at IL am. at the Fisher
theater.
Dubbed the first lady of book
reviewers, Mrs. Cartons third APP
pearance at Town Hall is by pop
ular request. She has won a ma
tional as well as local reputation
foi her lively, dramatic presenta-
ton of the literature of the day.
Books are the speakers hobby
and she has developed a special
technique for remembering them.
She is able to absorb the contents
OF five books a week and interpret
them without notes.
Reservations for the lecture
Books of Distinction for the Sea-
son. may be obtained at Grinnell's,
Detroit, Ra. 1924.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Book of the Month Club
Chooses Irish Writer'S
Lovely Is The Lee"

For most Of us, doing what you
want to do in life is mice work if
you can get it,
One man who has managed TO do
pretty much what he's wanted to
do and made it pay off," too, is
the Irish-born writer rtiSt-typog-
rapher -compleat traveller Robert
GibbingS. To prove it, he turns in
a book that presumably hasn't a
chance as best-Seller, and it be-
comes a Book-of the Month club
selection.
What Gibbings enjoys most is
wandering about in remote parts of
Ireland, and Lovely Is the Lee, -"
to be published by Dutton Novem-
Der 26, is his modest recording, il
Illustrated by himself, of those wan
deringS.
SiX-feet-two, with a golden gray
beard. Gibbings is equally at home
II the lonely Welsh mountains and
a swell West End club, but it is the
unsophisticated, remote natives of
Ireland who are this authors first
loves. Like the hotel keeper in
Lovely Is the Lee" who every day
kept giving the author a little
something extra" For sure she
explained. I'VE cannot be always
making profit out of YOU Or the
large, gloomy man, who kept star
ing at him in a pub one night, and
who suddenly came over and de-
manded of the author balefully
Tell me in one sentence what
is wrong with the world"
Water has always held a special
attraction for Gibbings. He is prob
ably the only artist on record who
can spend day after day undersea,
in a divers kit. drawing tropical
fish from life. His best books are
about rivers.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

The annual charity card party.
outstanding event on the social
calendar of the Downriver League
of Catholic Women. will be held on
Tuesday, November q. in ST.
JoSephS auditorium.
Mrs. John Raul is general chair
man and her committee members
are Mrs. Frank Brohl, tickets: Mrs.
Florence Rogers, tables; Mrs Gerald
GasS, refreshments; Laura Dolan,
table prizes; Frances Murray door
prizes.
Mrs. Harley Merritt, president, and
the following officers will serve on
the reception committee:
Mrs. M. C. Corners, Mrs Albert
Payette, Mrs. John Faulder. Mrs.
Bernard Mahalak. Mrs. John C.
Catalan. and Mrs. Fred Raubolt.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Nnfrifionist Urges
Use of Cabbage for
Abundant Vifamin C.

With cabbage. the vitamin c food,
cheap and plentiful this fall. a few
pointers on preparation and serving
may not come amiss.
Miss Roberta Hershey. extension
nutrition specialist at Michigan
State college. emphasizes one never
to-be overlooked rule. Prepare cab
bage when fresh and serve prompt
~. This is absolutely necessary if
the vitamin content is to be re-
tanned. Prepared in this manner.
one cup of raw cabbage will furnish
nearlv bali Of the days vitamin c
leeds, plus a good supply of B
vitamins and calcium.
Air, water and heat can rob cab
bage of vitamin c. So, the secret is
to cook quickly and avoid exposing
the cut cabbage to the air. Five to
10 minutes Of boiling does the trick
for shredded cabbage. and 10 to Is
minutes for quartered cabbage.
Boiled cabbage served with white
sauce or cheese sauce is a table
treat. Here is the recipe:
Quarter the cabbage. Start cook
ing in just enough briskly boiling.
lightly sailed water to prevent cab
bage from sticking to pan. Cover
and cook until just tender. Add
cup Of white sauce to each cups
OF cooked cabbage and the cooking
liquid. To make a medium thick
white sauce: Blend tablespoons
of flour with tablespoons Of fat.
Add cup of milk. Cook slowly and
stir constantly until smooth. Salt
to taste. To make a cheese sauce,
add 1 cup of cheese shaved thin,
to the heated white sauce: then
stir until the cheese melts.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
Bread Mould
Is Conquered
By Scientists

Bread mould, bane of bakers and
housewives for centuries, has been
conquered electronically by one OF
the nations foremost food scien-
fists.
Our experiments prove beyond
doubt that mould in bread can be
completely eliminated by use OF
electronic heat" DR.. William H
Cathcart announced in New York
up to now certain chemicals added
to bakers formulas have merely
retarded the growth of bread
mould"
BY "broadcaSting" high frequency
heat through wrapped loaves, DR.
Cathcart said he had succeeded in
Graduating mould spores which
each year ruin more than 10000
600 pounds of bread in bakeries.
stores and homes. The process
takes only five seconds and elm
mates the need for chemical re-
tardants, he added.
Three days after the experiment
began. mould appeared on one batch
OF bread, while another which had
been given the electronic treatment
remained completely unaffected
after three weeks under obServa-
ton. Both patches were baked of
the same ingredients with the usual
retardantS added"
Several months ago DR.. Cath
cart announced development of an
electronic method of defroSting
frozen foods at high speed. Since
then he has adapted similar equip
ment TO the new mould elimination
process.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
MRS. DOYLE HOSTESS
TO BLUE STAR MOTHER :

Mrs. Mile Doyle, 1913 Grove
street, will entertain the Blue Star
Mothers. Chapter 144, at social
meeting at her home Tuesday, No
vember q, at 8 pm All members
are urged TO attend.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
FLUFFY YARN FROM
CHICKEN FEATHERS

Scientists of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture have devel-
oped a method of producing soft.
fluffy yarns from chicken feathers.
Heretofore a waste product, the
fine fluff of the feather is COM
bined with binder of wool or ray
on, the whole being spun into a
thread of exceptional softness. Fab
RIGS made from this yarn are said
to have the feel of Angora wool.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

Traffic checks reported by police
to Automobile Club of Michigan
show that speeds have increased
very little since the end of the 35
m. p. h. limit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

The first telephone in the White
House was installed in 1880 when
Rutherford B. Hayes was president.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19
HOME-CANNED FRUIT
NEEDN'T TURN DARK

Scientists of Mass. State College
have discovered that the addition
of vitamin c. during canning. will
maintain natural color and flavor
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

"A Russian who does not sing is Russian says Serge
Jaro director of the Original Don CoSsack Chorus which
will make its annual appearance here at the Masonic audi
forum in Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday nights Dec As
The 80 organhroated Muscoves who have carried their
haunting and rockng folk songs their ancient urgeS and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

i'll the fruits. The cost OF the pro-
cess is around one to two cents for
each pint jar.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-19

Call In Yom Social Items
To Wyandotte 1866
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-09

| val, v kolikor MISC bill akti7-no v
sluzbi okupatorja.
Glen 3. Pravico do delitve
zemlje v smislu elena 1 te ured-
be bodo uzivali tudi tisti borci,
nasteti v omenjenem clenu, XII
Sc pref MISC bavili S poljedel-
stvom, &c Sc zavezejo, da Sc bodo
ma dodeljeni zemlji naselili in da
jo bodo obdelovali S svojo dru-
Zinc (clen 49,, tocka 2 Zakona O
agrarni reformi in kolonizacijD.
Glen 4. Pri dodelitvi zemlje
osebam IL prejsnjih clenov Sc DO
pazilo ma to, da bodo imeli med
borci in invalid osvobodilne
vojne (clen l., tocka II in dru-
! zine takih borcev (clen l., tocka
y prvenstvo prostovoljni in sta
reJsi borei lpo letih, kdaj so
vstopili v borbo, 1941, 1912,
1943) in druzine takih borcev;
dalje invalid il vojn cd 1912
1913 in aprila 1941, zrtve in dru-
zine zrtev fasisticnega terorja
in druzine takih borcev ter borci
il let 1944-1945.
Glen 5. Clani druzin padlih
borcev ali zrtve fasistienega te-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-09

rorja dobe zenljo po tem-le
vrstnem redu: zena, otroci, star
81 (oce in mati), bratje in Sc
sire, ostali clani hisne skupnosti.
Glen 6. Moski in zenski borci
in udelezenci narodnoosvobodil-
ne borbe uzivajo enake pravice
glede dodelitve zemlje.
Glen z. Pravice do dodelitve
zemlje nimajo osebe, XII nimajo
VOLUME pravice.
Glen 8. Ia uredba postane We
ljavna, ko sc objavi V "Sluzhe-
nem listu Dremokraticne Fede-
rativne Jugoslavije."
Beograd, 2. septembra 1915.
Predsednik ministrskega sve-
ia in minister "a narodno OBJ
rambo, marsal Jugoslavije,
Josip Br0s-Tito, |. r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-09
'NOVICE.IZ JUGOSLAvIJE
)NIKI SODISC SO PRISEGLf
Zaprsega predsednikov okranh in okrozh sodise tel
predsednikov Vrhovnega sodisea Slovenije

drugimi ljudmi, cato Sc pri svo-
jem poslovanju ne SINE vesti OBJ
lastno, temvec tovarisko, izven
sluzbe sc ne SINE odmikati cd
ljudstva, temvec mora navezati
cim tesnejse stike lJudmi, Ii
|veti med mimi in ziveti zanje.
"Samo oh sebi sc razume, da
narodni sodnik pri tenn priblize-
vanju ljudskim mnozicam ne
SINE pretiravati in zaiti v drugo
skrajnost, da hi postal cunja in
hlapec vsakega posameznega
svojevoljneza in spletkarja.
"Ljudstvo hoce, da ina NIL
hova oblast ugled in autoriteto,
cato mora narodni sodnik varo-
vati ia ugled in to autoriteto
pred vsakim posameznikom, XII
ljudski oblasti ne bi hotel izka-
zovati dolznega spostovanja.
'Izraz ljudske wolfe so nasi
novi zakoni, XII jih izdaja bodisi
zvezno bodisi nase federativno
narodno predstavnistvo. Teh "a
konov sc mora narodni sodnik
pri sojenju tocno drzati. Seveda
danes zlasti ma podrocju sodstva
Sc manjkajo novi zakoni, zato
bo narodni sodnik moral upo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-09
Vrstni red prvens+vo pri deIi+vi zemie

Ljubljanski list "Ljudska pra-
vica,' dne 8. septembra obiav-
liza sledece:
Ma temelju elena II Zakona O
agrarni reformi in kolonizaciji
IL augusta 1915 in ma predlog
ministra "a narodno obrambo IL
daja ministrski svet Demokra-
ticne Federativne Jugoslavije
uredbo O vrstnem redu prven-
stva pri dodelitvi zemlje.
Glen I. Pravico prvenstva pri
dodelitvi zemlje v smislu elena
16 Zakona o agrarni reformi in
kolonizaciji il leta 1916, uziva-
jo kmetovalci brez zemlje ali z
nezadostno kolicino zemlje, XII
so:
1. Borci in invalid partizan-
skin odredov narodno osvobo-
dime vojske ter partizanskih
odredov Jugoslavije in Jugoslo-
vanske armade;
2. druzine in sirote padlih bor-
cev il prejsnjega odstavka;
3. zrtve in druzine zrtev fasi-
stienega terorja Ito je osebe, XII
SO bile po okupatorjih ali njiho-
viii domacih pomagaeih aretira-
ne, mueene, obsojene, internira-
ne ali drzane v ujetnistvu in
druzine takih ubitih oseb);
4. invalid il prejsnjih vojn
l1912 do 1918 in april 1941).
Glen 2. Ia borce osvobodilne
vojne Sc bodo smatrale tudi ose-
be:
!, kl so v zvezi $ paftizanski-
mi odredi, NOV in POI ter Ju-
gosloyansko armada aktivno de-
loyale proti sovrazniku v njego-
yem zaledju in na okupiranem
ozemlju:
2. ki so ma osvobojenem ozem-
lin aktiyno sodelovale $ parti-
zanskini odredi, NOV ia POI
ter Jugoslovansko arnaado v
horbi proti oknpatorjem in nil
hoyin pomagaeem.
Pod drusino padlega borea ali
zTtye fasistiGaega terorja &c ra-
zume njegov ,zakonski drug in
otroci, starsi, dale hratje in Sc
sire in drugi clani hisne skupno-
|sti, XII jih je padli borec vzdrze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-09

rabljati tudi zakone il bivse Ju-
goslayije. Ker 50 bill ii start "a
koni izdani minao ljudstva in do-
stikrat tudi proti ljudstvu, ma
ravno ne izrazajo prave ljudske
volje,- zato iih je treba uporab-
lljati zelo previdno in kriticno in
samo toliko, kolikor Sc sklada-
jo $ pridobitvami narodno osyo-
bodilnega boja in vsem prist-
MIN ljudskim pravnim eutom.
"Nas sodnik mora biti strog
do tistih, XII hocejo rusiti prido-
bitve narodno osvobodilnega bo-
ia in neizprosen do tistih, XII se
nocejo poboljsati. Istocasno Sc
pa mora zavedati, da namen
kazni nj mascevanje, temvee
sredstvo "a peboljsanje in vzga-
jamie kriyca. Pri zapeljancih DO
blaga kazen dostikrat bolje
ueinkovala kot kruta.
"Pa ne samo pravicnost, red
in discipline. Ia pridobitev "a
upanja ljudi je potrebno Sc, da
nase sodisce posluje ekspeditiv-
no in ucinkovito. Vsak spor in
vsak pravni primer Sc mora re-
siti nitro. Takoj ga je treba we
tt v roke. Tudi sodniki morajo
danes delati uradnisko, zaveda-
tt sc morajo, da danes tudi delo
ma sodiscih nj mic drugega kot
delo "a obnovo.
"Koncno je treba poudariti Sc
vzgojno nalogo nasega narodne.
ga sodstva. Mas narodni sodnik
mora biti svojemu narodu ne sa.
mo clovek, XII razsoja in obsoja
temvec tudi vzgojitelj in uci.
telj.-Pa ne samo v sodnih cd.
loebah, tudi kadar pridejo v stik
S strankami, morajo nastopiti
narodni sodniki kot ucitelji ir
vzgojitelji. Ne bi bilo v duhu ca,
sa, &c hi sodnik svojo ucenost
ljubosumno cuval Ease kot ne.
kaksno poslovno tajnost. Pravc
ne SINE biti vec priveligiranc
premozenje ue e nj h juristov
temvec mora postati last vsega
naroda.
INA drugi strani so pa nasj
sodniki tudi sami potrebni yzgo-