Evening star. [volume], September 23, 1949, Page A-17, Image 17

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Centenarian Adelaide Johnson
May Get Art Studio Shrine
| Centenarian Adelaide Johnson—
j sculptress, artist, avid crusader for
women's rights—and her former
two-story studio at 230 Maryland
avenue N.E. are sharing the news
.again after 10 years.
A campaign to purchase the
studio as a shrine to Mrs. Johnson
will be opened officially at 3:30
p.m. Sunday with a reception in
the Capitol's crypt. A group of
about 200 women—the Friendly
Service group—chose the day be
fore Mrs. Johnson's 103d birthday
to announce the drive.
The ceremony will be held before
Mrs. Johnson’s statue of three
great women's rights pioneers,
Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady
Sttanton and Lucretia Mott. In
1921, when the' statue was un
veiled after its presentation to
the Government by the Natjonal
Woman's Party, Mrs. Johnson be
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came the first woman in history to
give a reception in the Capitol.
The former studio, just before
it was sold for taxes in 1939, was
the scene of such despair to Mrs.
Johnson that she ordered a mal
let-swinging man to go .to work
on a group of her busts of feminist
leaders. Until the last few years
the studio was rented for her by
the Woman's Party. A decade ago,
faced with eviction, the sculptress
surveyed her partially mutilated
works of art and stated
“I'm a beaten woman, but not
a defeated woman.”
The old studio cannot be pur
chased for under $15,000, organ
izers of the campaign believe, but
a definite money goal has not been
set as yet. The friends of Mrs.
Johnson plan to have the funds
raised also pay for a nurse, dental
work and wheel chair for her.
Mrs. Johnson for two years has
lived with a friend, Mrs. Grace
Meta Keebler, at 126 C street N.E.
Although thought to be unwed
by many, the sculptress was mar
ried to a Britisher, who took her
maiden name of Johnson for his
surname. This was done, because
tht feminist wanted to prove a
woman needn’t take the name of
a man—just because she marries
him.
750 Midshipmen Back
From Overseas Cruise
ly the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 23.—More
than 730 midshipmen returned to
the Naval Academy yesterday after
a 50-day summer practice cruise.
The middies, first and third
classmen, arrived on the 45,000
ton battleship Missouri.
The cruise, second of two this
summer, took the midshipmen to
; Cherbourg, France, and Guan
'tanamo Bay, Cuba.
Frozen sea water loses its salt
i through crystallization.
RAM’S HORN TO SOUND FOR JEWISH NEW YEAR—Two small
pupils at the Hebrew Academy, 3235 O street N.W., watch with
awe, as Ellis Epstein, 90, of the Hebrew Home for the Aged
prepares to blow the ram’s horn or shofar for Rosh Hashonah,
the Jewish New Year, which begins at sunset tonight. The
children are Marvin Lewis, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lewis,
624 Ingraham' street N.W., and Joan Gritz, 4, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Gritz, 537 Quintana place N.W.
_ —Star Staff Photo.
Havana Police Chief Out
After Gangster Killings
By the Associated Press
HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. 23.—Police
Chief Jose Carames, reportedly
under fire for failing to curb the
recent wave of gangster killings
Independent laboratory tests of
leading homogenized milks
prove that day after day,
LUCERNE SCORES
HIGHEST IN CREAM-CONTENT
...IN RICHNESS
An independent testing laboratory com
pared the cream-content (or richness
factor) of leading homogenized milks
sold here at non-premium prices. Day
after day, the laboratory tested sam
ples of Lucerne Milk and other milks
leading in total gallonage sold. These
milks are designated as Milk 1, Milk 2
and Mike 3. All milks tested, including
Lucerne, were bought directly out of
grocery store refrigerators and tested
under identical conditions. Chart at left
shows the results of these tests.
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in milk, cream-content is the principal source of food
energy value and of vitamin A and vitamin D. Cream
content is also responsible for the rich taste of milk.
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• more richness
• more food energy
e more vitamin A
e more vitamin P
e more for your milk money!
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yew buy Lucerne at SAFEWAY
in Havana, resigned last night
and a new chief was appointed.
Col. Carames had been reported
under criticism for the "inade
quacy” of the police in stopping
gang shootings. The toll has
mounted to 13 since President
Carlos Prio Socarras took office
last October.
Mr. Prio Socarras accepted Chief
Carames'- resignation and named
Gen. Quirino Uria his successor.
Chief Carames was given six
months leave and appointed In
spector of police. *
Squad Rescues
Watchman Stuck
In Bank Elevator
Night Watchman Jonas Wills
was freed from a stuck elevator
in a bank early today because he
couldn't punch his clock.
When the American District
Telegraph Co. protection service
noticed he didn’t “turn in” on
schedule, its men rushed to the
Hamilton National Bank at Four
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did Fire Rescue Squad No. 1.
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approval of the police and ADT
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Wills in an elevator, which had
become stuck between floors be
cause of mechanical trouble. He
was released and temporary re
pairs were made.
Soviet Gets 1,300 Whales
MOSCOW (IP).— About 1,300
w'hales have been caught this year
by the Soivet whalers of the Far
East. A story in Pravda said the
whalers of the Pacific fulfilled
their year’s plan by September 2.
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