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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-05
ENAKOPRAVNOST

10 50 IL 1lOLculSLVd Ill V QlTekL-
nj sluzbi tujega imperializma
poizkusali in tudi Sc danes po-
izkusajo izkoriseati predvsem
diva glavna instrumental: prvic
ostanke odkritih in zamaskira-
nih vcerajsnjih sodelavcev z
okupatorjem ter vsemogoce
ostanke starih spijonskih mrez,
po drugi strani protiljudski,
reakcijonarni del cerkvenega
klera. Malo podrobnejse sc bonn
zadrzal ma enem in ma drugem.
Prvo grupo soyraznikov slo-
venskega ljudstva je zlasti raz-
krinkal process proti Nagodetu,
Furlanu in ostali njuni bratov-
scini. Process je pokazal, da je
bila glavna maska vseh teh So
vraznikov in skodljivcev sloven-
skega naroda in vseh narodov
Jugoslavije podlo dvolicnistvo.
Eden "a drugim so hlinili yes
cas- po osvobojenju lojalnost
ljudski oblasti in j nudili cello
nekaksne svoje usluge. Furlan
Sc je dial, ze kot agent v tuji
sluzbi, voliti "a 'predsednika
organizacije, XII maj bi pomaga-
la novi Jugoslaviji v inozem-
stvu. (Jugoslovanski odbor v
Londonu.) Nekateri cd Min so
Sc kazali kot aktivni clani OF.
Snoj Sc je poizkusal cello vgnez-
diti v vladi LR Slovenije.
Iztocasno pa so delali vsemo-
goce, da hi razvili spijonsko
mrezo v korist inozemstva, We
selili so Sc pojavov- in povezo-
vail sc z razbojniskimi banda
mi, XII so jih te tuje sluzbe po-
Siljale v Jugoslavijo IL Avstrije,
klevetali so napore nash naro-
dov ma najpodlejsi nacin in Sc
istocasno prav prismojeno to-
lazili z nekaksno tujo interven-
clio, XII maj bi jih postavila ma
oblast.
Politicnega programa ia ban
da nikdar nj imela, ne pred VOL
no, ne v vojni in ne po vojnl.
Me povezuje samo zlocinska
mrznja proti ljudski oblasti,
proti ljudski demokraciji, proti
pridobitvam osvobodilne vojne.
In ko n. pr. agent tujih agen-
TOW - Nagode pise svojim po-
gAvarjem v inozemstvo "dajte
nam kaksen politicni program,
ker Sc sicer ne moreno polka
zati pred ljudstvom", tedaj mu
liz inozemstva odgovarjajo ME
govi gospodarji: ''kaj 81 boste
izmisljali programe, glavno Je'
da dokazete zunanjim zaveznl'
kom, da ste Jim zvesti, zato vo'
hunite zanje in drzite jerk "a
ZObmi.''
In tako so delali, zato danes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-05

zen. Samo clovekoljubnosti
ljudske demokracije Sc imajo
zahvaliti, da jih nj ljudska ro-
ka tezje zadela.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-05
Govor Edvorda KardeI ia voIivcem ma
Zborovaniu iu V L iubIioni
(Nadaljevamje)

SKI pregovor, XII ga Je ne koc
uporabil tovaris Tito in XII pra-
vi: "Kdo gubi, ina pravo, da Sc
ljuti.'" Izgleda, da Sc nasi do
maci eksploatatorji in inozem-
ski imperialisti, XII so izgubili
pravico izkoriscanja naseg a
ljudstva, bogato posluzujejo te
pravice. Mi bi Jim svetovali, da
Sc cimprej pomirijo faktienim
stanjem, kajti nase ljudstvo Sc
vtem pogledu drzi drugega pre-
govora( starega arabskega pre-
govora, XII pravi. 'Psi lalajo, a
karavana gre dalje".
Poleg tega bi 81 vcerajsnji iz-
koriscevalci ljudstva, &c bi ime-
Ii nekaj postene vesti, lahko
PRIMAL, da so prav "a prav, &c
sc vzamejo~ v obzir vsi njihovi
nekdanji grehi nasproti nasemu
ljudstvu, da so prav "a prav
zelo poceni izvozili.
Drugo, kar nam kazejo vsa
ia dejstva in teh nekaj stevilk,
pa je to, da je nase delovno
ljudstvo. krepko vzelo v roke
vajeti svoje usode in svoje bo-
docnosti, ne samo kar Sc tice
politicne oblasti, marvec tudi v
gospodarstvu. ~Posledice te spre-
membe Sc morajo odraziti ze
cez nekajl let ma vseh podrocj in
zivljenja in napredka nasega
ljudstva.
Kaj potemtakem pomen i
uresnicenje Titovega petletne-
ga 'plana "a nase narode? Ono
pomeni v prvi vrsti sledeee:
1. Koncno izpodkopati ostan-
ke kapitalisticnega izkorisceva-
MIA ma nasih tleh, definitivno
utrditi ljudsko oblast ma pod
rocju gospodarstva in ustvariti
krepke temelje "a izgradnjo So
cializma nasi drzavi.
2. Razviti Jugoslavijo z indu-
strializacijo in elektrifikacijo v
relativno razvito industrijsko
drzavo in ma ia nacin osigurati
ekonomsko neodvisnost drzave
cd inozemstva.
3. Dvigniti nase poljedelstvo
ma visjo stopnjo, vnedriti vanj
v znatni meri tehniko in mocno
dvigniti zavest nasega kmecke-
ga ljudstva.
4. Poloziti temelje "a stalno
in neprekinjeno rast zivljenske-
ga standarda nasega delovnega
ljudstva.
5. Dvigniti zavest naseg a
ljudstva, da sc DO moglo osvo-
boditi v cim vecji meri ideolos-
kega pritiska starega kapitali-
sticnega sistema, da bodo nasl
delovni ljudje postal svobodnj
ljudje, XII bodo zavestno ureja-
Ii svojo bodocnost "a sebe in "a
svoje potomce.
6. Koncno utrditi v najvecj
mogoci meri obrambno silo ma
Sc drzave, okrepiti naso slavnc
jugoslovansko armada, XII scit
in bo scitila proti vsakomur te
gigantsko delo, Xxi ga danes IL
vrsujejo nasi narodi ma osnov
pridobitev narodno osvobodilne
vojne.
Jasno je, tovarisi in tovarisi
ce, da vse to nj lahko delo in DE-
naloge, XII jih pred mas postav
liza petletni plan, predstavljaj<
izredno teak napor vsega ma
Sega ljudstva in vsakega poe
dinca. Mi bi bill prazni in neod
govorni brbljivci, &c bi mislili
da sc dado tako velike stvarl
kot je mas petletni plan, ures
nieiti $ papirnatimi plani,
praznim besedicenjem, a ne
skrajnim naporom vseh nasi
moci, pocensi cd Wade do zad
mega cloveka nase drzave. Pet
letni plan je povezal vse delov
ne ljudi nase drzave v emo sa
mo edinstveno celoto. Zato ]
vazno, da ne samo nasi voditt
Lii in ne samo nasi funkcionar
1:l~. k~~,o,.:N: mann q IL MA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-05

il.
Proti petletnemu planu sc po-
javljata pri mas dive kategori:ji
sovraznih glasov.
Prva kategorija teh glasov
trdi, da je mas petletni plan po-
pomona nerealen, neresnicen,
domisljav, samo ma papirju,
skratka, da je laznjiv in da je
samo agitacijsko sredstvo VIA
de. Ne bonn Sc mnogo trudil v
pobijanju takih klevetniskih tr-
ditev. Sestmesecni rezultati il
letosnjega leta nam najbolje do
kazujejo neosnovanost in laz-
nivost takih trditev.
V to kategorijo spadajo tudi
razni neverni Tomasi, cd ka-
terih Sc neki nahajajo tudi v
nasem drzavnem aparatu, XII
mislijo Sc po starem, XII Sc pre-
malo trudijo, da bi Sc osvobo-
dill miselnega balasta, XII so Sc
ga navzeli v starem sistemu in
XII jim je privzgojen sveti strah
pred slehernim dejanjem, XII je
preracunano ma iniciativo in
ustvarjalno aktivnost sirokih
delovnih mnozic. Sestmesecni
rezultati v izvrsevanju nasega
plana so "a te neverne Tomaze
skrajno opozorilo, da Sc potru-
dijo razumeti to novo, XII raste
IL nasih tai, (zlasti kolektivni
delovni napor vsega nasega
ljudstva, kajti sicer Sc bodo
znasli med stare saro ali pa no.
te ali nehote cello ma strani So
vraznikov nase ljudske demo-
kracije.
Druga kategorija glasov, po
mojem mnenju nevarnejsa in
skodljivejsa, pa je drugacna.
Ona sicer ne taji, da je plan
mogoc, da je realen in da po-
meni mogocen razvoj gospodar-
skin sill nase dezele, ampak ona
istocasno pravi, da je cena "a
uresnicenje tega plana, XII bi jo
morali dati, previsoka. I'll gla-
sow Sc trudijo dokazati, da mas
petletni plan pomeni znizanje
standarda zivljenja "a ase
ljudstvo, pretirani tempo della,
vsakodnevno odrekanje cd maj
nujnejsih stvari it'd, it'd. Zato
nam tt glasovi priporocajo n. pr.
maj ma mesto industrializacije
in elektrifikacije raje kupuje-
mo v inozemstvu sredstva "a
siroko potrosnjo, da maj name
sto tezke industrije gradimo
lahko industrijo, da maj ne IVA
jamo novih metod della. Tova-
risi in tovariSice, nj tezko od-
kriti "a vsemi temi glasovi So
vraznika. Samo malo je treba
pogledati v vsebino teh trditev
pa Sc prepricamo, da tt glasov
ne samo ne zele olajsati zivlje'
ME nasemu ljudstvu, marve(
da je njihov cilj spodkopavat
gospodarski razvoj nase drza
stvave in blagostanje nasega de-
lovnega ljudstva. Uvazati sred
stva Stroke potrosnje il inozem
stva - razen tam, kjer je tx
neobhodno potrebno in koristno
pomeni drzati naso drzavo y
zaostalosti, drago placati inc
zemstvu, drago ziveti, pomen
vecno 81 odtrgavati kruh OF
svojih ust in ga izvazati inc
zemstvo, pomeni vecno pusto
siti nase gozdove, to je kurz 81
romasenja nase drzave. Grad
tt lahko industrijo namesto te5
ke Sc takoj sedaj v zacetku ma
Sc industrializacije pomeni po
staviti vso industrijo v odvis
| most cd inozemstva. Kupova1
: v inozemstvu stroje, polfabr
> kate in surovine pomeni popo
no gospodarsko odvisnost O
; inozemstva in slabljenje nasi
; obrambnih sill, pomeni dial.
; slabljenje tempa della, zavlac'
i vanje uresnieenja nase gosp'
\ | IL ,,clxo ~: =, Ixy;rro, -, 1,1o ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-05

SpeVaJo X temu napfedku.
Mic cato, &c mi danes krepko
delamo, mi vemo, da bono lah-
ko cez nekaj let mani delali in
da bono lahko imeli vec, kot
imamo danes vecjim delom.
Mi smo, tovarisi in tovarisice,
takorekoc nasim petletnim
planom bika zgrabiti "a roge in
prav mic ne dvomimo, da bo
zmaga ma nasi strani in da bo
rezultat tega nasega napora tu-
di ustrezal velicini tega napo-
ra. Mi nikakor ne tajimo, ka-
kor sem ze preje dejal, da ures-
nicenje nasega petletnega pla-
ma ne pomeni resnega napora,
toda nj prvic, da sc lotevamo
take poti. Tudi v casu narodno
osvobodilne vojne so nam raz-
nj odkriti sovrazniki in kvazi-
prijatelji govorili, da maj caka-
mo, da Sc maj ne lotevamo
orozja, da DO proved zrtev in da
je skratka samomorilsko, &c Sc
tax majhen narod, kakor smo
mi, orozjem v rokah zoper-
stavi takim orjakom, kot sta
bill Nemcija in Italia. Mi jih
nismo poslusali in danes je vsem
jasno, da smo prav storili, da
jih nismo poslusali. Danes je
vsem jasno, da je zmaga, XII
smo jo dosegli, da je svoboda,
XII smo jo uresnicili, zares vred-
ma velikih zrtev, XII smo jih da-
Ii. In prav tako je jasno, da bi
danes v Jugoslaviji ne imeli V
rokah oblasti delovni ljudje in
da bi slovenski narod ne incl
svoje lastne svobode, nacional-
ne republike, &c hi mi tedaj sea
kali", &c bi izbrali navidezno
lazjo pot pasivnosti in pokor-
Seine okupatorju pricakova-
nju zavezniske image. In tako
sc tudi danes takih priporocil,
XII nam jih dajejo razni sovraz-
nj agenti in zaostali mozgani,
XII sc Sc MISC otresli kapitali-
sticne miselnosti, ne bono dr.
zali, ker bi to pomenilo, kakor
sem re preje rekel, obsoditi Sc
be ma revscino, ma gospodarsko
in politicno hlapcevanje kapi-
talisticni tujini, ker bi to pome-
milo obsoditi Jugoslavijo ma to,
da bi vedno ostala zaostali po-
ljedelski dodatek razvitim indu-
strijskim dezelam zapada, i'm
perialistom zapada.
Mi tega nocemo. Nocemo Ii
YETI IL rok v usta, zato SO vsi
nasi nacrti zgrajeni pogle-
dom v bodocnost. Mas petletni
plan poleg tega nj preracunan,
kljub svojemu velikemu obse-
gu - kakor govorijo razni So
vrazni glasovi - ma znizanje
standarda zivljenja nasega ljud'
stva, marvec ma njegovo po'
stopno zvisevanje. Res je, da be
zlasti prve dni, tri leta nasegs
petletnega plana tempo rast
zivljenskega standarda pocas
nejsi, toda zato sc bono tolikt
pref nasli v domu, v kateren
noben mas delovni clovek ne b<
vec v skrbi "a svOj jutrisnJ
dan. Koncno uresnicenje pet
Ietnega plana pa pomeni cd
preti noyo zgodOvinskO dobO zs
narode Jukoslavije.
Sovrazniki tega velikega dels
seveda ne mirujejo. Ostanki ma
Sc domace reakcije so Sc dejan
sko spremenili v navadno agen
turo zunanjih imperialistov, k
delajo ma racun teh imperial
stow, po narocilu teh imperial
stow in v stalnem upanju ma zu
nanjo pomoc teh imperialistov
kajti dobro Sc zavedajo, da NJ
notranje sile, ma nase ljudstv
ne morejo vec racunati.
Toda zvezde vodnice te
ostankov stare gospode siste
. maticno druga "a drugo ugasa
10 in razocaranje sledi razoca
= oxoSo%1xo c1 nn1oooE We
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

The sun, but once on the route,
rushing through tn deserted
streets pushing my huge two
wheeled cart, felt eXhilerated.
In winter, the cold clear air
popped me up and sent me through
dark streets and alleys with a
light step And in summer was
able to enjoy the morning cool
ness before the sun baked the
city.
There was Il certain satisfaction
in watching the paper, tightly
wrapped into a long cylinder, go
sailing through the air to the
porch of third floor apartment.
Then, that moments wait before
the dull "kerpIunk' which assured
that the paper had landed in the
right spot.
Of course. it wasn't always as
easy as that.
Sometimes it was heartbreaklng
to throw a paper up to its third
floor destination only to watch
it continue floating past the
porch and up on to the roof.
Throwing papers on the roof was
a particular problem to friend
Of mine who never seemed able
% Judge distance. After several
weeks of losing papers this way,
he had short notes printed which
he put into the mailbOXeS: Paper
on roof. Go get it.
But even worse than this was
TO have 4 paper unravel in md
air and then watch the pages
come floating down like giant
ROW flakes.
/ had one customer whose mar
row back porch made 4 difficult
target to hit. Frequently, the
paper landed on the stairway and
The customer complained that ne
had 10 walk down from his third
floor apartment to pick up the
paper so often that he might
lust us we'll go to the corner
news stand TO buy II ana save
delivery charges.
One morning he awaited me on
his porch, and when the paper
missed itS goal, he threw it back
20 me To try aTatn. 1t took three
it.ow< before | made it.
The next morning when |
reached that stop, | recalled the
previous experience with much
bitterness. Wrapping the paper
tightly. took careful aim and
-hrew. Like 4 bowler, held my
position a. | watched the paper
zoOm upward, arch over the porch
railing. and disappear.
Immediately there was a ter
rifle crash followed by an out
burst of profanity.
The man appeared at the porch
railing. well. boy, you really
delivered the paper this time' he
houted down at me.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
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BY J
GLENN D.
KITTLER \
[ IL
{ life

.,,,ost every boy living in large
,osS through that time OIL
81. ,.frn he delivers the daily
-. .,,.,pers. From his route, the
A'" bsrween 10 and Is earns
W. Aim, money tor the fifSi
Spe"U:' penn. his life and begins to feeI
'"'f r.. :. that he is approaching
"anhood. .so.o u.sro
/, Iaily newspapers and about
seven lilies which provided jobs
:, ,Son,andS of boys. | was one
I% 10 hen, hen for Il period OF three
years. ,,.oa 20 $40
s3rrh q fabulous sum. ana |
4 ..'V more money in my pockets
Iag than do now. had three
',v ",as 2 morning paper when
~ 700. NJ, out of bed at / am.
.""~ Jar. and an afternoon route
s,.I occupied all my time al
VIM, '.b,ol and weekly paper
,r' ... which | managed to- cram
:S,n early Friday evenings.
psoo.~ laid 1 was really money
hungry
Iookyus back on it now, | tInd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

WANTED TO BUY: Fryers and
Old Hens. Thursdays and Fri
days. Apply 4. NJ. Soles' Gro
Gerry, Tabor City. ltp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
"Wh,t hanneneG ," 7 asked

"What happened" l asked.
what happened?'" he beloved.
"The darn thing wenr@tfffosagh
the kitchen window and landed
on the breakfast table" :.
"You couldn't ask for better
service than that" called UP to
him. :; r+E
ooh, no." he called. "You
might like to know that the kit
Shen window was closed when the
paper passed through it and when
the paper landed on the table it
knocked over the coffee pot and
pushed my ham and eggs right, in
my lap"
| expected repercussions from
this but when the man thought it
over he considered the situation
rather comical and didn't make
me pay for the damages.
On the morning route | had
several subscribers to a German
language paper. 1t was small
paper. light, and was always
carried away by the wind. To
make the throw easier, used to
slip small stones inside the paper
to give it some weight. At the
end of one month when | went
about collecting, one Of the sub
scribers handed me a fiStful of
the stones.
Here" he said. "Maybe You
are planning TO start a rock gar
den, but Pm not"
The weather played an impor-
tant part in the morning route.
Heavy winter SHOWS and summer
rains added additional problems.
Always during the storms. Mother
would come into my room as |
dressed to tell me, "You're not
going out this morning. | don't
want you walking the streets in
this weather"
We'd argue a moment and be-
fore she would let me go, she'd
bundle me in extra clothing
which only made my work more
difficult. My route took me past
the house and always | would see
Mother sitting in the window
watching for me, fretting be-
cause her son was out in the
snow or rain.
Highlighting the delivery boys
year was the Christmas morning
delivery when customers always
left gifts for the boy on the door
step. Many boys collected as much
as 500 from their subscribers. |
regret that | was not among these
chosen few.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

FOR SALE: Fans. Be sure to &c
your fans now for the sum-
mer. We have several sizes of
both attic and floor electric fans
now available. Dorman's Furni-
ture Company, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

DO YOU NEED pipe fittings ant
general plumbing supplies? See
Dorman's Furniture Co., Tabor
City. 1t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

FOR SALE: Molene Combinder,
can be seen at w. Leonard and
Sons Garage, Tabor City. 3tp
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

FOR SALE: Two and Two-thirds
acres of land in Little River
Neck. Garden space, two houses,
and some woodland. See James
Hal Dorman, Wampee, S. c., care
Home Store. JlO-4t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
Clarendon Class
Holds Picnic

The Junior Sunday School class
of the Clarendon church enjoyed
a picnic at White Lake Thursday
afternoon of last week. Mrs. ".
H. Prince is the class teacher.
She was assisted with hostess
duties by Mr.. Prince. Neil Stan
ley and Mrs. l.. 4. Williams.
About twenty were in attend
ance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

The English town Of Eidoford.
in Devonshire. dates from before
the Norman Conquest. In the i
century it was a serious rival Of
London and Exeter as center
of trade. The town was the
birthplace Of Sir r. G:enviilr. one
of the founders of irginia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
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m0Rx FOR Y0g\XSS}G&A
w.

FOR SALE: Eureka Vacuum clea
ers, tank type and upright.
Dorman's Furniture Company, Ia
Dor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

|. Ny morning paper route was
mostly among jewish people to
whom sChristmas meant nothing.
The afternoon route was in a
particularly impoverished neigh
borhood where the people were
lucky if they could pay for the
paper, let alone leave tips. And
the route of the weekly paper,
which was given away free, was
in a boarding house district of
transients who weren't interested
in community news and didn't
read the paper anyway.
The most | ever got as Christ
mas tips was 60 cents. I've had
hat sort Of luck all through life
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27

PERSONAL-For individually de
signed Spencer garments, see
or write Mrs. Duncum, Box 2, Ia,
Dor City. Al?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-27
RUSSIAN FAR MERS TOLL

mos low, tanc % Farms
near M6scdW- 7aft-b ing worked on
a: 2tzhou", basis during the cur
rent perod Of Sqor., light nights.
1t nevertse5s really dark in north
.ern .R9sfa, at iii. titus, of year.
Evea hiMhights Eho darker than
dusk in the United States. The
sun*setssesterday $at 9:22 pm.
and rose at SAC am. today.
Evening star., 1947-04-23
District Radio Stations Split
On DAYLIGHT Time Chance

Washington radio stations are di-
vided on whether to adopt day
light saving time in scheduling their
programs.
Two of the four national network
outlets will record network pro-
grams, beginning Sunday when day.
light saving time goes in effect in
many cities, and play the record
ings back at the time the listener
is accustomed to hearing the pro-
grams. The other two stations will
present their programs one hour
earlier.
Both WMAL, the ABC station,
and WTOP, CHS outlet, reported to-
day that their network programs
would be recorded and played back
at their regular time. WMAL said
there would be no change in the
usual schedule and WTOP said their
only change would be for two early
evening news broadcasts which
would be heard at new times.
WRC announced that all of its
NBC programs would be broadcast
one hour earlier and VOL, Mutual's
station, said evening programs would
be heard one hour earlier but some
daytime programs would be recorded
and played back at their accustomed
time.
Evening star., 1947-04-23
Second Suspect Is Held
In Cab Robbery CHARGE

Municipal Court Judge Ellen K.
Raedy yesterday set bond at 81 500
for Alphonso Leroy Bookout, "A. of
the 1900 block of Eleventh street
NV, who is held on a charge of
robbery.
Bookout, arrested yesterday in
Arlington, was implicated in rob-
berries by George Abernathy, %, of
the 300 block of Thirteenth street
NE, police said. Bookout was
charged specifically with robbing
Holmes A. Orndorff, a cab driver,
of $12 on April 16.
A hearing for both Bookout and
Abernathy will be held May 81.
Judge Raedy yesterday ordered
Abernathy held for a mental ex-
animation after learning that he
had been patient at st. Elizabeths
Hospital several years ago.
Assistant United States Attorney
John B. Diamond, III, requested
that the two men stand hearing at
the same time because of implica-
tions that they had participated in
robberieS together,
Evening star., 1947-04-23

pionship car published today could
be followed without fear of dis
qualification by boys who liked the
design. This racer meets all the new
requirements, he emphasized.
New Entrants.
Joseph H. Bell, Sd, IA, 2405 Burke
avenue, Alexandria, Va; John
Baker Hill, Is, 1119 Seventh street
NE; Warren Danick, II, 1928 Orren
street NE: Joseph Elmore, IA, 1l12
Seventh street NE; Donald Lee
Wells, II, 1434 K street Sc; Robert
l.. Kiatta, IL, 1928 Orren street NE;
Thomas Armacost. IL, 718 K street
NE; Pat Sanders, 10, 400 K street
NE; Timothy ]. Brown, 13, 1852
Maryland avenue NE; Robert
Spriggs, Is, 1923 Seventh street NE;
Donald G. Thomas, IL, 606 K street
NE; Edward Jeffords, 10, and Will
liam r. Jeffords, jr, 13, 104 xenia
street Sc; Edward A. Peterson, jr.,
IA, 1913 Twenty-second street Sc;
Ivan Gates, 13, 1713 Seventeenth
street Sc.
Also, John "A. Emmert, is, and
James T. Emmert, Is, 1920 U street
Sc; Richard D. Murdza, IA, Port
Green Sc; James Pitcher, 13, 1445
U street Sc; Russell H. Sheets, 13,
Vienna. Va; Arthur ]. Purvis, r.,
2726 Thirty-sixth place NV; Ed
ward Dixie, 13, 7119 Massachusetts,
avenue NV: Leo ]. Rocca, jr., II,
BOIL Foxhall road NV; Burke
Bestpitch, II, R. F. D. 2, Silver
Spring, Md; Charles H. Baumen,
13, 3547 Quesada street NV; Frank
lin Maphis, 13, 4505 Leland street,
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1947-04-23
Race Veterans Urged
To Check Derby Cars
AGAINST New Rules

Director Charles Kohen of the
Washington Soap Box Derby ex-
pressed pleasure today at the num-
ber of veterans of the 1916 race who
had signed up for the sixth running
OF the coaster classic in July.
He warned, however, these BOYS
should not stand pat on last years
racers without a careful check of
the 1947 rules.
There have been a few changes.
and We don't want any of our old
friends to be disqualified at inspec-
ton time because they neglected the
rulebook," Mr.. Kohen said.
Towing Rings Barred.
"For example, the nose must be
the foremost part OF the car this
year. That is, the nose must extend
farther forward than the fronts of
the wheels.
And cars must not be equipped
with towing rings. Last year, these
were required.
Then, the new rules state the
seat back must be removable. We
cannot make any exceptions to this
rule"
Mr.. Kohen said the diagrams
based on the 1916 national cham