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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-14
Jugoslovanski festival
v New Yorku

- Dne %. aprila Sc bo vrsil V
hotelu Diplomat, 108 West 43rd
St. ma Times Square, N e w
York, velik skupni Festival jul
goslovanskega odseka Vse-slo-
vanskega kongresa V New Yor-
ku.
Priprave "a ia izredni dan V
jugoslovanski naselbini New
Yorku so v teku in pricakujc
Sc velikega odziva cd strani
Slovencev, Srbov in Hrvatov. V
notelu je najeta zgornja velika
ivorana, v kateri je prostora "a
diva tisoc ljudi. Poskrbljeno je
tudi glede prigrizkov in place,
ter godbe "a pies, tako da bo
vsakemu ugodeno V vsakem o.
ziru.
Program DO poster, ker ma
stopili bodo znani slovanski in
jugoslovanski umetniki in umet-
nice, dalje nasi jugoslovanski in
slovenski zbori in pa plesna sku-
pima Radiscev, kot tudi jugo-
slovanska plesna grupa tam
burico. Rusi bodo podali razne
plese sovjetskih republik. Zlat-
ko Balokovic DO nastopil kot vi
jolinist in govornik. Poleg ME
ga DO nastopil tudi Leo Krzyc-
XII, Sava Kosanovich in drugi.
Vstopnina ma ia Festival je
en- dollar z~davkom vred in raz-
nj drustveni delavci jih imajo
ma rokah "a razprodajo. Zace-
TEX prografna DO tocno Oh sti-
rib popoldne. Glavni namen te-
ga skupnega Festivala je, da Sc
podpre delovanje Vse-slova11-
skega kongresa, XII zastopa in
terese slovanskega ljudstva v
tel dezeli. V Ameriki mas je IS
milijonov Slovanov, toda nismo
mixer javnem zivljenju deze-
lie upostevani in zastopani tako,
kot SO anglosaski in latinski,
nemski, zidovski in drugi prise
ljeniski element. Kot delovna
sila pa smo zastopani prav
mocno v tezki industriji, v pre-
mogorovih in drugod. Cas- je,
da Sc tudi drugaee udejstvimo,
ker smo kot produktivni in
konstruktiyni priseljeniski ele-
ment do tega docela upraviceni::
Cimbolj DO uvazevana nasa
beseda v Ameriki, kjer smo do
ma in kjer tvorijo mlade gene
racije Slovanov ze velik odsto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-14
Dive vazni priredbi "a
pomo6 nasim rojakom
" domovini

Tukajsnji slovenski pevski
zbori So Sc odlocili, da namesto,
da bi imeli njih obicajne prize
ditve to spomlad v korist svo-
je blagajne, XII jo kot pevci "a
gojitev slovenske pesmi potre-
bujeio, da podajo veliko spo-
mladansko prireditev v blag ma.
men in sicer "a JPO, SIS, kate
ra organizacija Sc trudi m e d
nami, ameriskimi Slovenci, da
zbira "a bedne v nasi krvaveci
rojstni domovini.
Pevski zbor "zarja' Sc je od-
locil, da poda spevoigro "Kmet
ali mesean" dine %. aprila. Pri-
5etek oh 5. uri popoldan v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave.
Doloeili so pri tenn, da polo
vico cistega dobicka gre v Ego
raj omenjeni namen. Pac hvale
vreden korak Cd strani Zarja-
novih pevcev in pevk, da so Sc
zavzeli' "a to med nami potreb-
no akcijo.
Mas slehernega je dolznost,
ia posetimo ia njih koncert in
jim damo priznanje tenn, da
;lapolnimo dvorano.
Druga vazna prireditev b o
koncert pc. tukajsnjih dveh pew
skin zborin "Slovan" in "Ja-
dram, in sicer dne 30. aprila.
Pricetek oh 3 uri popoldan. Pr
temu koncertu DO gostoval tu-
di tukajsnji mladinski pevski
zbor S. D. D. ma Waterloo Rd.
I'll pevski zbori so posebno iz-
brali dobre pevske tocke "a ia
koncert, tako da DO vsem po-
setnikom V pravi uzitek. Pevcj
Sc vezbajo "a ia koncert re vet
mesecev. Godbene tocke bodc
tudi podane po tukajsnjem god.
benem odseku Mladinskega pev,
skega zbora "a okrozje Water
loo Rd.; podana DO ziva slika
pod avspicijo V. Gotta in nasto
pill DO duet "zarje'.
Kratek govor DO incl dobrc
poznani borec Matt Petrovic
XII Sc rad odzove, kadar Sc gre
V prid nasega naroda in nasto
pila DO dobro poznana nasa mia
da pevka Miss Unetich v solo
spevu.
Koncert, katerega podajats
tukajsnja skupna pevska zbo
ra, je pod pokroviteljstvom tu
kajsnje podruznice st. 35, JPO
SIS, katera DELUXE in zbira pri
spevke "a pomoc trpecim roja
kom V start domovini.
Vstopnina h koncertu Zarjs
je predprodaji lie SO centov
torej zelo majhna v primeri zs
case, pri blagajni pa go centov
Te vstopnice so naprodaj tud
pl'i spodaj podpisanemu.
Vstopnina h koncertu Slova
IA in Jadrana v Slovenskem de-
avskem domu ma Waterloo Rd
je dolocena ma 75c in "a piles
SOC. Pri plesu igra godba Vad'
nal. Pc podanem programu, ka'
teri bo kot re povedano oh 3
{ uri popoldne, Sc DO serviralC
dobro in okusno vecerjo "a vse
po=etnike; po vecerji pa Sc vr'
81 pies in prosta zabava.
Obe priredbi sta v blag ma.
men in vsi pevci Sc trudijo v ia
namen, zatorej je mas vseh dolz
most, da prisostvujemo obem
priredbam. Ce ne re vsled dru-
gega vzroka bodrimo pevce in
pokazimo naso hvaleznost "a
njih prizadevanje, da Sc v bo-
doce obdrzujemo svoje pevske
moci mocno povezane skupaj,
da DO Sc donela slovenska pc
sem ma tujih tleh nase move do
movine Amerike. 1
| &c ne bono dali duska ma
Sim posetom takim kulturnim
slovanskega ljudstva velik ]
q 1,o,,4;xo,o+,, 1,ou o.,Ix. 4ao.c
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-14

Do6i Nenc desperatno upiajo in borijo, rske
made neprestao ponaio napre kar uzro diploma
tcna situacija Fnsken zeo ndpeta Tehcno Fska
Uedno Uojn Ruso Do sedaj Fci Sc MISC odIo ali bo
do speje pogoje XII jh staUi Rusa Ako h odkIoo DO nj
ozee postalo boee med Rusi in nacist Eden izned
podlag kaeh b Fisko obUaroUao usod XII ho
della ocne zaUeznke da preprec beg nask diUz
Finsken.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-14

komisija posvetila posebno paz-
njo tudi slovenskim izdajalcem
v sluzbi nacifasistov ter njiho-
vim podrepnikom donna in v
inozemstvu, pa Sc maj skrivajo
pod kakrsnim koli plascem.
Isti vir poroca, da je skoraj
re vse pripravljeno "a drugi
kongres Jugoslovanske antifa-
sisticne mladine. Zveza zdruze-
ne antifasisticne mladine Jugo-
/ slavic je povabila ma ia sesta-
mex tudi mladinske organizaci-
je Velike Britanije, Sovjetske
zveze in Zdruzenih drzav.
Bivsemu ministru Snoju sc nj
posrecilo, da bi pritegnil SANS
ma stran slovenske politicne
carsije, cato je bill odpoklican
il Amerike. Ma njegovo mesto
| je stranka poslala Frank Ga
brovska, katerega naloga je BIZ
la vp1ivati ma katoliske kroge,
da ostane SANS konzervativen
ali pa, da ga unici. Njegov pu-
blicist je p. B. Ambrozic, XII pod
firmo Zveze slovenskih zupnij
zbira denar "a slovenske reve-
: re in ga dostavlja preko ljub-
ljanskega skofa onim krogom,
kateri so po "mednarodnem in
naravnem pravu' prisostvovali
pri ustolicenju kvizlinga Rup-
nika. (Rupnik je sedaj izgubil
zascito p. Ambrozica, dasi Sc nj
toliko casa nazaj, ko je slednji
slavil tcga izdajalca V bojih
partizani, zlasti pc italijanski
kapitulaciji, V objavljenih "pri-
vatnih pismih. Gabrovskov
boss je dr.. Kuhar V Londonu,
doivsi urednik Slovenca. Oba sta
zapustila "domovino" deset dni
pred invazijo, da inozemstvu
zgradita aparat "a povrnitev in
upostavitev "statusa quo" svo-
je politicne stranke pc iztreb-
ljenju okupatorjev. Kos tega
aparata bi imeli tvoriti sloven-
ski Amerikanci. Nacrt je spod-
letel tn V Ameriki, Sc V vecji
meri pa donna Sloveniji, kjer
sta postala "personae non gra-
tae."
=, Razvoj Slovenske osvobodilne
fronte ina svoje korenine V Ia
cetku 10. stoletja. &c bi jo ho-
tell uniciti, bi merali uniciti vso
slovensko knjizevno kulturo cd
Preserna naprej. Tudi vladarji
s pomocjo domacih "janicar-
jev" so VISA ia leta ia razmah sa-
mo zaustavljali. Toda vulkan
je vrel in 81 nabiral izbruhne 81
lie do 27. marca 1941, ko Sc je
| lava nezadrzljivega odpora raz-
lila proti tujim in domacim IL
koriscevalcem kot povodenj po
vsej Jugoslaviji. Slovenija je
vzp&amtela ne samo v vojni pro-
ii zverinskim nacifasistom, tenn
ltYec tudi civilni vojm proti
lastnim zatiralcem in V politicni
revoluciji, kateri je, pei ze
I France PreSeren
Mani strasna noe je
crne zemlji krili,
kot so pod svetlim solncem
sunni dnevi-"
Slovenski Amerikanci, kate
rim je pri srcu resnicna svobo-
da in prava demokNcija naro-
da v start domovini, ne bodo
sledili propaganda reakciie, pac
pa bodo podprli Slovenski anne
riski narodni svet in njegovo
politicno zamisel.
/ Mirko G.. Kuhel,
/ 49, izvrsni tajnik.
| Odda sc
Nv najem stanovanje S 4 soba-
Wi. x,c,a y,ay1oxyo Int>on:roz =.
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slovanskega udstva velik fakor vojni evropskem
kontnenu, ker vojska tega ljudstva zadrzuje svo
zemlji veliko stevilo nemsih diyizj katere b moge
sovraznik dugace dobro uporabiti 'front.' Italj ali
pa Rush," - ZOJSA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-14
L. urodo S|ovenskego omeriskego norod-
mega sve+o
1885 w. 26th St., Chicago, i'll.
mega sve+o

V soboto, Is. apfila, Sc vrsi
V Bridgeportu, Ohio, shod pod
pokroviteljstvom SANS in JPO.
Ia govornika je bill povabljen
DIR. F. J. Kern, clan eksekutive
SANSa, XII bo obenem predvajal
zanimiv film, Nasi rojaki IL
vzhodnega Ohija in bliznje
West Virginije Sc vabijo, da Sc
udeleze V velikem stevilu te pri-
reditve, XII Sc vrSi V druStvenl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-14

Slovenski Amerikanci, kate
rim je pri srcu resnicna svobo-
da in prava demokNcija naro-
da V start domovini, ne bodo
sledili propaganda reakcije, pac
pa bodo podprli Slovenski anne
riski narodni svet in njegovo
politicno zamisel.
Mirko G.. Kuhel,
.... izvrsni tajnik.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Taylor S Pin Tourney
Leaders Undisturbed

Contestants competing over the
week end in Arthur Taylor's War
Bond bowling tournament failed to
displace the two leaders. Stew
Burger. who tops the men with 442,
and Kay Caul, the women's leader,
with 400, as Fred Prentiss of Silver
Spring turned in the best gross score
of 51-427 to gain fifth place and
Ruth Cole, also Silver Spring roller,
shot to fifth place in the women s
class.
Ralph Diehl took sixth place with
75-425 and Johnny Stewart moved
into eighth position with 36-416.
The tournament continues tonight
with the windup scheduled for next
Sunday.
George Morrison won the fourth
Bulletin handicap at Brookland Rec
reation with a gross TIA which in
cluded 80 franked pins. Red Megaw,
the Southeast bowling sage, was the
runnerup with 65-o91; Karl Goch-
enour, third, 30-683, and Paul
Moore, jr., fourth, 90-680.
Lois Gladding and Gochenour
were the victors over Frances Wilson
and AL Wright in q mixed doubles
attraction at the Brookland maple
plant by close tally Of 1,168 to 1,159.
Gochenour's 653 was the deciding
factor.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Sports Program
For Local. Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Homestead Grays VS.. Kansas
City Monarchs might, GrifIith
Stadium. $50.
Cameo at Fort Myer, $50.
Tennis.
Evening Stars City of WASH
ington tennis tournament Gun-
iors and boys, Friends School
courts, 8 am.
... TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Camp Springs VS.. Heurich,
West Ellipse, $50
Tennis.
Finals. Evening Stars City of
Washington tennis tournament
Guniors and boys, Friends
School courts, 10 am.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit at Washington night),
$50.
Cameo VS.. Naval Receiving
Station, West Ellipse, $50.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program,
Turner's Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Grays Split Twin Bill;
PAIGE Still Hot on Hill

Satchel Paige, after 20 years in
Negro baseball, isn't through by a
long shot, and proved 1t yesterday
at Griffith Stadium when he went
on the mound for the Kansas City
Monarchs in the first game of a
twin bill with the Washington
Homestead Grays. Paige was re-
lieved in the third, and the Mon
archs came out on the short end
of a 2-to-0 decision, but in the
three innings Satchel labored he
allowed only three hits and an uh-
earned run. The colored veteran
also uncorked' his famous trouble
ball" in the clutches, tanning four,
three of them, Canady, Hoskins and
Battle, in row in the second. Ray
Brown, twirling for the Grays,
turned in tight four-hit game ber
fore crowd of 1000.
The Monarchs won the nightcap
8 to Z, with Spoon Carter pitching
against Bill Mcdaniel, Hilton Smith
and Tom Lauder.
The teams play the Anal game
Of the series tonight at $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Columbus Threatening
Milwaukee for Lead

1t appears the Columbus Red
Birds have taken with a grain OF
salt the supposition that the league
leading Milwaukee Brewers will
play host to the American Associa-
tion's all-star game on July rs.
The second-place Birds yesterday
Topped Milwaukee's lead to i've
games with a twin triumph over the
Brews before 6,700 fans at Columbus
II the Flock can dish out some
more Of the same IN single encorni-
ters tonight and Tuesday night,
rounding out their current four
game series with the pace settlers,
Brewer Boss Casey Stengel may be
handling the all-stars instead Of his
own team In the all-star classic.
The club in first place on July II
gets to entertain the aIl-stars and
It's already agreed that Stengel or
Manager Nick Cullop Of Columbus
will pilot the all-star aggregation,
depending upon the deadline status
OF etther'S own entry.
Evening star., 1944-06-26

With the biggest prize list Of the
season at stake, including approM-
mately a score donated by promin-
ent merchants, the District Wom-
ems Golf Association Red Cross
tournament at Kenwood features a
program of three popular links
events tomorrow.
The Red Cross tournament Is a
mixed Scotch foursome affair with
an entry fee of 81, all proceeds &C
cruing to the Red Cross. Mems
handicaps will be based on club
ratings and women's on the
DWGA's. Starting times may be
arranged by phoning Mrs. Frank
E. Mirth, DWGA president. at
Georgia 508I. Post entries will be
accepted.
With field Of 81. including many
sports notables, the first annual
Touchdown Club tournament will
be held at Manor, and at Washing
ton Golf and Country Club will be
played the second annual event
sponsored by Mrs. M. M. Alexander
WOtlldll ulCA11bClo Va OklC S&ubs
Bannockburn Golf Hot.
Some of the best golf Of the
season was on exhibition at Ban
nockburn yesterday. Tony Martino
and Johnny Atlas stroked a q
under-par 68 to capture the clubs
invitation tourney. only to have
their performance topped by Ban
nockburn old-timer. Thomas P.
Hayden, who stepped up to the
eleventh tee and fired an ace.
Martino and Atlas of Indian
Spring were out in IS and back in
SO, to defeat Clubmates Volney Bur-
nett and Eddie Ault. whose SO was
a stroke over the winners card, in
the final of the Bannockburn affair
revived this year after a lapse OF
several seasons. The Martino-Attas
duo gained the money bracket by
defeating Dick Melvin and Maury
Fitzgerald, 2 and /, in the semif1nal
and knew they'd been in a fight
after beating Burnett and Ault in
the finale. On the 18th, with the
match hanging in the balance, Ault
blasted out of trap into the cup. go
yards away, for an eagle 3, but Atlas
managed to hole ,12-foot putt to
match his performance and end the
contest.
Hayden's perfecto was scored
with a No. wood on the 165-yard
18th, with Mrs. Frank Anderson
and Angela Ryan the witnesses.
Miss Ryan won the women's handi-
cap test at the club with a 102-
28-74. and Mrs. Marian Russell was
runnerup with an 87-12-75. Rachel
Hebert and Lii Davies tied for third
with net 84s. Miss Hebert carried a
30-stroke handicap, Miss Davies a
IA.
Galloway Is Kenwood Victor.
At Kenwood, G. H. Calloway's net
145 captured the trophy in the
clubs annual Board of Governors
feature. Galloway carded 86-83-
16S-24-145. Tied for second were
H. H. Clines, 76-7+l50-H146,
and s. e. Carpenter, 80-80-160-
l4-146.
A womens match play against par
event at Indian Spring was won by
Mrs. Charles Jorg, who used a 28-
stroke handicap to wind up 8 under
Mrs. r. e. Zuber was second, scor-
ing a up with 81 handicap, and
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Navy S and A Maids
Make League Debut

A new girls softball team makes
its first league appearance at Balls
ton Stadium tonight when the Navy
S and A squad meets the clever
FBI 10. Navy is replacing Internal
Revenue, which withdrew when
many of its members were trans
ferred from Washington. Starting
at 8. the girls game is preliminary
to the FBI mems clash with the
Bindoco Oilers.
Another new ball club is shaping
up at the Virginia stadium with
the organization of squad by resi-
dents of the neighborhood Players
interested may call Carl Brown at
Ballston any afternoon or evening
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Red Cross Event Tops Heavy
Golf Proqrum | omorrow

tied for third were Mrs. M. A..
Shahan and Mrs. j. j. Mccarthy.
/ up after subtracting handicaps of
81 and 20.
At Belle Haven, 1t. Charles Jones,
1t. Albert Reisling, Charley Rollins
and Mike Duffy wound up as semi
finalists in the Belle Haven Bowl
competition. Jones gains the pay
off round by his 1-up defeat of
j. B. Murphy. Reisling retired Frank
Youry. Charley Rollins licked Capt
Arthur Hancock and Mike Duffy
beat Andy Clarke. The clubs De-
maine Memorial Trophy battle. cut
down to 18 holes, was won by H. B.
Sharpe with 4l-39-80-13-67.
At Woodmonth, Ellis Edlowitz,
Willard Goldheim and Milton Har-
ris posted net 70s to make a triple
deadlock for the top in the class A
division of the handicap feature and
the class B title was taken by A. J..
Stephens with 83-20-63, with Sam
Wheeler close behind with ILLS
rs.
1t. Horton Smith Exhibits.
An exhibition round at Manor was
played by 1t. Horton Smith, famous
prewar golfer now with the AAF,
with 1t. Mel Stebbins, Clagget
Stevens, Manor's pro, and Ralph
Gibson. The match came out all
even, with Stevens carding 70, the
individual low. Smith posted a So
36-75; Stebbins, 43-39-82; Ste
vens, 36-37-73. and Gibson, 45--
39-84.
A mixed four-ball event at Chevy
Chase was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Phelan, who posted 81 net.
Col. and Mrs. Andrew Steward were
second with g.
At the newly reorganized Bradley
Hills layout, John Harman, 95-14-
81, and his partner, 1t. Stanford,
78-7-71, tied with the team of
Chick O'Daniel, 77-5-72, and Dick
Roberts, 96-16-80, in a blind pig
sweepstakes.
When the lucky number, a 70, was
posted at Prince Georges, five golf
ers, Lyn Hatton. E. Parada, M. A.
Goodspeed and MIR. and Mrs. c. E..
Purdy, matched it. Tom Lyle had
the low net in the event with a "a,
with Johnny Blair's II taking run
nerup honors. Low gross was turned
in by A. G. Parada, who fired a 73,
ahead of Joe BaleStri's "a.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Big Trains Smoke Ball
Befo9s Semipros
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WICHITA, Kans., June 26.-Wal-
ter johnson, baseball's Big Train,
still can fog 'em over.
The 56-year-old former pitching
star Of the Washington Senators
who recently was voted the No. ]
pitcher of all time in a poll by
major league writer's, assisted at a
War Bond rally yesterday by pitch
ing two innings of semipro baseball
He famed two and walked one. The
only run scored OIL him was un-
earned.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Oliver, Strunaes StoY

Ed Oliver hurled the Navy Bu-
sandals to 6-3 victory over Fort
Myer at Ballston Stadium yesterday
allowing six hits and tanning Il.
Catcher Pete Stranges collected two
singles, q double and 4 triple. Ar
lington Hall downed Georgetown
AC, ILL.,. In . preliminary.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
CompbeII and Givon Tie
In Washington Golf
BY the Associated PreSs-

BY the Associated Press.
EVERETT, Wash, June 26.-
Scotty Campbell and Harry Givan,
two nationally known Seattle golf
ers. each shot 210's to tie for the
Washington State Coli Association
amateur championship. They'll play
lit of over Is holes next Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Gorvin's Easy Winner

Garvin's Grill was back In its old
form yesterday when 1t defeated
Pctworth, 40, in Sunday Morning
Softball League tilt In another
game, Briggs Clarifiers blanked FBI.
$50. The Gallaudet VS.. Bindoco
tilt was POSTPONED.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. .. C.
MONDAY, JUNE
Moior Leaders
~ the Associated Press.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
1attinx--Tucker, Chicago, .360.
RunS-Doerr. Boston, ~.
Runs batted in--etephens St. LOUIS
A.
Hits--Doerr,- Boston, ~.
Doubles--Cullenhine Cleveland, 20.
Triple:.,ovtteridre, st. Louis, and
Home runs--Cullcnbine Cleveland, and
Hayss, Philadelphia, 4.
stolen bases-Case. WAshington, 10.
Observation-Disclosures ChicaSc, I'll,
.070.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
0attins--Walker. Brooklyn. .357.
Runs--Bordagaray. Brooklyn. 54
Runs batted in-Weintraub. New York.
Hits--Walker. Brooklyn, 95.
Doubles--walker. Brooklyn. I'll,
Triples--MusiAl. St. Louis, g.
Home runs--Ott, New York, 1s.
stolen bases-Ryan, Boston, 3.
Pttching-Munser. st. Louis, 10-l,
.009.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Fort Stevens Is Victor

Fort Stevens Post edged National
Cathedral, 1919, in 10-inning
American Legion Baseball League
game played on the Monument dia-
mond yesterday.
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every day Il IS numerical puzzle designed to spell
fortune Count the letters first the
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add The result your Start the upper
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-18
A Prodigious Worker

Frederick Faust. the war correspondent who
was killed half an hour after the Allied drive
in Italy opened, was such a prolific writer
that he is credited with turning out Is ,oOO,O 900
words of fiction and scenarios.
His output was so rapid that he used five
pen names to keep the public from wearying
of his own. Eighty-five novels bear one or
another of these mons de plume He wrote
so many western and adventure stories that
he became known as the King of the Pulps
And the strangest aspect of this is that
the great majority of his stories are well writ
ten and thoroughly entertaining. They differ
materially from the trash that usually fills
pulp ma gaines. AS scenario writer he reach
ed the height of his talent in the Doctor Kill
dare films.
Kreisler for time composed so much mu-
sic that he too feared to bring it all out
under his own name and borrowed the names
Of inconspicuous composers of former cen.
turtles, allowing the impression to get abroad
that he had merely resurrected their pieces
and rescored them.
We know of no other artist in any field of
endeavor to equal Faust's tremendous pro-
duction, with without hired help
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-18
rs Years Ago
Today
(From the files
Of the Star-News)
MAY Is, 1919

NAL 10, lS15
The Salvation Army's big drive
will get under way in Wilmington
tomorrow night when a banquet
will be held for the team workers
in the Masonic Temple. Fifteen
thousand dollars is asked in New
Hanover county. This and $4,000
more will be spent in Wilmington
for a home.
twenty-five or more memb ars of
the Rotary club will attend the
state convention in Greensboro on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Hemenway Drum and Bugle corps
will make the trip as guests OF
the club and will do much for the
city in an advertising way.
Several converts of the faith o1
the Seventh-Day Adventist churcl,
were baptized in the waters Of
Greenfield Lake yesterday by Ell
der H. Pankoke. Services were
held near the bath house ano
many members of the church
were in attendance.