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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
"BABY SHOWER" v WEST
PARKU

v nedeljo 20. januarja bodo
tudi westparske zene in dekle-
ia priredile "Baby Shower" "a
revne otroke v start domovini.
Zacetek bo oh 4 uri popoldne v
Jugoslovanskem delavskem ma
r odne m domu,l ma MCGOWAN
Ave. in w. 13O St.
Pobiralo Sc bo novo in pono-
seno obleko "a otroke do 16. le-
ia starosti. Pralna obleka in
spodnje perilo, vse kar kdo ina,
Sc prosi, da prinesete lepo in ci-
sto. Pobiralo Sc bo tudi hrano
"a otroke in druga zivila v kan
tab, kakor mleko, juha vsake We
ste it'd. &c pa slucajno inmate
obleke, je pa denar dobrodosel,
"a kar sc bo kupilo blago.
Tisti pa, kateri so ze izroc4li
denar, ko so zene hodile po hi
sab, so tudi vabljeni, da pride
jo. Vstopnina je prosta. Oh 7.
uri zvecer Sc pa zacne pies in
domaca zabava. Torej rojaki in
rojakinje, pridite in pokazite, da
innate tudi vi srce "a te nedolz-
ne otroke, XII SO ostali nagi, bo-
81, lacni in brez starsev.
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Letna delniska seja

V nedeljo, 20. januarja toeno
oh 1. uri popoldne Sc vrsi letno
zborovanje delnicarjev, delni-
cark in delniskih drustev Slo-
venskega donna ma Holmes Ave.
Tenn potom so vsi delnicarji
vabljeni, da sc obcnega zbora
udeleze.
Slovenski dom je preteklo le-
to zelo napredoyal in letni "a
kljucki izkazujejo mad $4,000
dobicka.
v preteklem letu je direktorij
kupil poleg poslopja Slovenske-
ga donna dodatno hiso, "a kate
70 je plaeal $500, in je oh "a
kljucku leta placana. Enako
smo znizali dolg pri SDZ poleg
obresti "a $4,715.51. Yes dolg,
XII ga ina korporacija Je vknJlz-
ba pri sDz $4,000 poleg del
niske glavnice. j.
Da smo prisli do move stano-
vanjske hise in da sn1o 81 mogli
OBJ casu velikega pomanjkanja
likerjev preskrbeti 2 prometnim
blagom, je korporacija dolzna
hvaleznost nasemu vrlemu del
nicarju in trgovcu ma Holmes
Ave. John Assegu, ker nam je
vsestransko pomagal in nam po-
sodil sredstva, da smo lahko to
storili, radi katerega plemenite-
ga della smo tudi v letu 1916 ma
predovali. Dolznost mas delni-
earjev je, da tega idealno ma
rodno cutecega moza v njego-
vem trgovanju podpiramo. Kar-
koli smo ga naprosili nam je
'pomagal brez, dc bi zahteyal
|posebnega jamstva.
Prosim pridite gotovo ma to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
"Kovacev Student"

"KovaS 81 je prizgal tobak
in modro sedel zapeSjak.
cidi. 6idaj eido.
cidi. 6idaj Sido."
Euclid, 0. - S to kitico od-
pre- zbor V. Vodopivcevo opere-
to treh dejanjih "Kovacev
STUDENT, katero vprizori pew
ski zbor Slovan v Euclidu, ne
deljo, dne 20. januarja oh 3. uri
v Slovenskem drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave. To micno
glasbeno delo DO kronalo deset-
letnico Slovanovega obstoja.
Snow Sc peca Janezom, ST.
nom vaskega kovaca, XII studira
v Ljubljani. Janez pise domov
obupna pisma, v katerih nepre-
stano moleduje "a denar. Ker
sam ne pozna 81 in u mu jih
prebere pismonosa zan. Mater
Nett Sc revez smili, ne pa ocetu,
XII Sc mu dozdeva, da je nekje
nekaj narobe. Jezno zapodi "a
ma IL hise, sam Sc pa odpravi V
Ljubljano, da Sc ma lieu mesta
preprica kako in kaj je z Jane
zom.
v drugem dejanju najdemo
kovaca, XII ''po mestu okrog sve-
dra, med potjo kolne, godrnja.
Zaman isce svojega studenta
kajti Janez Sc zabava v gostilni
s svojimi pivskimi prijatelji:
Krokom, zejkom in Muckom.
Pa pridejo vesei bratci ma uli-
co, kjer prepevajo in tozijo 0
slabih cash. Tedaj jih pa Easle-
di kovac. Kot jastreb plane be-
sen kovac ma sina Janeza, 60,
pograbi "a yrat in tira domov
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Pobiranje obleke
"a domovino

Maple Heights, o. - Obve-
SEA sc rojake, zivece v Maple
Heights in okolici, da bodeva,
JAZZ podpisani in Andy Hocevar,
nabirala obleko in prispevke "a
takojsnjo pomoc start domovini,
sloveniji in Jugoslaviji.
Mi vidimo, koliko sc trudijo
nase zenske in dekleta, Progre-
sivne Slovenke, z zbiranjem
obleke Ia nase siromake v sta
ri domovini, katere je do mage:
ga slekel fasizem in nacizem.
Sedaj vidimo il pisem, XII priha-
jajo il starega kraja, kaj vse Sc
tam potrebuje. Predvsem je tre-
ba obleke in obuvala. Il pisem
je razvidno, kaksne metode so
Sc posluzevali eni in drugi in
kako so skilili enim ocesom v
nebo, z drugim pa izdajali last
ne brate in sestre. ".
Ampak hrabri borci partiza-
nj so zmagali, ceravno so stras-
no trpeli in mnogi zrtvovali svo-
ia mlada zivljenja. Bill so mu-
ceni, lacni in bolni, pa vse so
utrpeli "a boljso .bodoenost tt
.stih, XII SO Sc ostali pri zivlje-
nju. Ii ljudje zasluzijo vso ma
SO podporo, materijalno in mo-
ralno in ne smemo vec odlasati,
pac pa dajmo jim pomagati Sc
.daj, takoj, ker so vse ,pomoci
vredni in resnicno potrebni. Do
movi 50 jim bill uniceni ali de-
Iona uniceni, bill SO oropani
vsega, kar je imelo kaj veljave.
Dragi rojaki, zberite skupaj
obleko, kar morete utrpeti, oci-
site in zakrpate, da DO "a vro-
Ike vzeti, pa maj DO to "a otro-
ke, "a odrasle, "a moske in ZEN
ske in dekleta; vsi SO potrebni
vsega. Kdor pa nina blaga, maj
pa ysaj po moznosti daruje Y
ta namen Y gotovini, 8 katero
vsoto Sc DO kupilo blago "a isti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
Delniska seja S. D.
Donna prelozena

Euclid, O. -- Zaradi drustve-
nih sci in drugih aktivnosti, je
bila glavna letna delniska seja
Slovenskega drustvenega donna
v Euclidu prelozena IL 18. janu-
aria ma sredo %. januarja 1916.
Pricetek DO oh 8. uri zvecer.
Prosimo, da to sporocilo upo-
stevate in da Sc seize udelezite
polnostevilno vsi, katerim to
zdravje dopusca. Cd vasega "a
nimanja "a Dom je odvisen ME-
gov napredek v tekocem letu.
Ma tel seji Sc bo tudi govori-
10 o nacrtu "a bodoci novi Dom,
XII DO sluzil nam in nasi mladi-
nj. Da Sc to uresnici, sc bo po-
trebovalo vse vase pomoci. Ako
poprimemo vsi "a delo in nudi-
mo svoje sodelovanje tel usta-
novi, sc bo zazeljeni cilj kmalu
doseglo, in med nami bo zrastla
nova narodna stavba, ma kate
70 bono vsi ponosni, pa tudi
drugi Slovani.
Upam, da sc bo vse to izvrsi-
10 v bratski slogi in sporazu-
nom mas Vseh.
Jas, I, ROtter.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
NaSi fantje-vojaki

Mr.. in Mrs. Vinko Ujcic, 1860
E. u st. naznanjata, da Sc je
vrnil njih sin John Ujcic, cast
no odpuseen cd vojakov, zdrav
in vessel k svoji zeni in starsem.
Sluzil je pri mornarici dve lett in
pol. Par dni kasneje Sc je W.
nil domov castno odpuscen tudi
brat Joe Ujcie, tudi ozenjen in
je sedaj prvic videl svojo hcer-
ko. Ia je sluzil v armadi tri le-
ia in Sc je sedaj vrnil IL Japon-
skega, kjer Sc je nahajal emo le-
to. ----- - = -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
Baby Shower" v Euclidu

Euclid, o. - Nedeljska pri-
reditev ali po domace "Baby
Shower" "a jugoslovanske otro-
ke je bill precej dobro obiskan,
dasi cd dalec ne tako, kot bi BIZ
10 pricakovati. Nekateri ljudje
se danes ne morejo verjeti res
nici, XII Sc je dogajala v start do
movini. Toda priredba, Sc je OBJ
nesla Sc precej dobro v financni
podpori.
Sporocam vsem prijateljem in
prijateljicam, XII ste donna pri
D. M. v Polju in obcini Dobru-
ME, da sem sprejela tudi JAZZ
pismo cd sestre Angelo Lavse,
vas Zgornji Kaselj pri Ljublja-
nj. Ker so pa pisma tako ena
drugemu podobna, ga ne bonn
priobcevala v celoti, pac pa sa-
mo v izcrpku. Del tega pisma
Sc bere tako: "Prva svetovna
vojna je bila zelo .huda ali niti
cd dalec ne tako kakor sedanja.
Tri mesece smo bill pripravlje-
nj, da mas odpeljejo v suznost
ali k sv. Urhu. Kdor nj bill z
belogardisti, je moral iti cd do
ma. Toda vojna je pref minila in
k sreci mas MISC nikamor odpe-
ljai.
"Iz obcine Dobrunje in D. M.
v Polju, jih je zakopanih pri sv.
Urhu 1000 ljudi, tako nekako
racunajo. Bill smo veckrat lac
nj kot siti, toda je vse minilo in
sedaj imamo Sc precej "a JEST
in zabeljeno. Kar Sc tice pa oble-
ke in obutve, pa nj govora. To-
da vsakim dnevom sc zbolj jsu-
je. Starejsi sin je bill ranjen pr
partizanih in je Sc zdaj pri vo-
jakih."
Drugo Sc tice bolj druzinskih
razmer in ne bi nikogar zani'
malo. Kakor sc vidi IL vseh pi-
smov, XII prihajajo il domovine
So tam 1ajbolj potrebni obleke
in cevljev. Zato ponovno pro
sim, kateri ina Sc kaksno oble'
ko in cevlje, XII je Sc rabno, pri'
nestle tisto Slovenski drustve'
nj dom ma Recher Ave., "a kal
bo krozek st. 3, Progresivnif
Slovenk preskrbel, da pride '
prave roke. V imenu Jugoslo
vanskih sirot sc yam ze v ma
pref zahvaljujemo "a vsak, tud
najmanjsi dar, pa maj bo 60
tovini ali v blagu. S pozdravon
Mary Medvesek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
aarnen. Vse darova1ce Y gotovi-

nannsn. Vse darovalce Y gotovi-
nj bono objavili V Enakoprav-
nosti : imeni in vsotafni, koli-
ko je kdo prispeval, ne bono mic
skrivali, kakor delajo tisti, XII
zbirajo sano "a begunce. "Crna
zemlja maj pogrezne tega, kdor
odpade" ...v v tel najstrasnejsi
uri preizkusn;e, ko Sc gre "a Ii
yeti ali umreti nasemu narodu
v domovini. Vsakdo lahko ne
kaj pomaga ma en- ali, drugi ma
Gin.
Frank wreck,
1870 Broadway, Bedford, O.
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da jih posetinao ma njih kon-
certu. ia prilika Sc nam BIO nu-
dila v nedel;o, 90. januarja v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave-, Euclid, O. -
Pridite!
Frank Cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
Mhajlove voni zlocnec podlagi sprejee zaveznske
definicije, kdo je vojni zlocinec.

Mhajlovie voni zocnec ma podlagi sprejete zayeske
definicije kdo je vojni zlo1nec.
Zadnjih IA ali IS mesecev je bila "dplomacija'
Schantza in Patersona motvirana najvec vsled naena
tise kke balkanskih ekspertov' drzavnem department
tu da bi prisillo Ta izbrsati Hihajlovieevo Ii
ste vojnih zo6ncev. Eksperti to hoceo da b izaza
il zagate departmental in pred zainteresiranm delo
splosne avnosi ter oceh washngtonskega ska Xxi ina
udi kosmao vest gede Mhajlovica) To zelijo ra tega
ker ste vrse udje koh vpoged cloveske in narod
h navdaja strahom in Jim osovrazuje tekoce
udske vsaje po vsemu sveu. "Eksperti" nhovi to-
varisi po emperamentu in socanem vpogledu Sc trudi
kriple, da bi zastav, dskreditira, zbrsai in
prepreci vsako tako vsajo medten ko cvekao demo
krac svobod katero narodi iscejo in no borijo
"Bakanskim ekspertom" torej nj mar objektvna stu
aca Jugosav; brigajo in poskusajo kako b mani
pulira ia poloza svo astn prd vzdzane starega "a
dusitev novega ter ohranitev svoe repuac XII e sploh
nirnajo. ~']
Potom Pattersona xxi Sc sirokoust da Jugoslaviji
mi takih Stirih svobodscn kot h mi Zdruze-
nih drzavah prtska Schantz Ta, da b opustl oboz
nico prot Mhaovcu Tito pa da ganti il enostav-
mega vzroka katerega Sc bakanski ekspert drzavne
departmental dobro zavedao namre da e Mihalovic So
deoval sovraznkom ter da njegovi eetnik poka M
tsoSe neborbenh Jugoslovanov njegovim odobrilo
ali pa sisu njegovega povea povelja XII jh je odo-
bra ubezna kraleva ugosovanska vlada Londonu prl
kater bill Patterson naprvo akredran kot veleposla-
Mix In ker sc lilo noce ganf poplava1a ocnanz III raj
drzavni department in Belo hso neugodnui po
roeil Jugosav.
Ia diva zadrzujea trgovska in kredtna pogaanja ned
Ameriko in Jugosavo) Navdusueta tudi ameriske
Sevace tujin da posiljao Amerko Ttu sovrazne de-
pese. odkanata potne vie Jugoslovano XII zeo poto
vati Ameriko po trgovskh poslih.
Ponovno: Ali predsednik Truman kaj We o tenn? We
gospod BYrnes? -
(Pripomba Vsebina tega clanka tudi deloma pojasni
zakaj je drzavn department prstu" tisti rep svo
zjavi tsk ko je naznani pred boeem da uradno pr
jugosovansko republiko fBalkansk ekspert
katere e Adami6 tako mostrsko predstav svom ctate
lem mao prece masla svoh glavah, in to maslo Sc
prcelo sedne topt Use to e dobro znamenje "a
Jugosavo Propaganda prot NIL XII jo vod reakcionarn
tisk Amerik in Angliji zadne case e lie krnka "a ka
tero skrivajo start greh amerke in branske diploma
CHE napram Jugoslavji in njenm prebujenim naro-
dom Zaka slone ameriske zunane sernice dhu re-
volucionarnh principov 1776 mesto duhu angle
skega koonalnega mperijazma pred dobo amerske re-
volucije katerm Sc Amerka danes smes pred de-
mokraticnim svetom?-Mirko C. Kuhel tajnik SANS-a)
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Hudson, Wyo. Dne q. ja-
nuarja SO nasli mrtvega ma ze-
lezniski progi Leona Poljanca, IL
Reliance, Wyo., kjcr zapusca
zeno, diva sinova in dve hGeri.
Kako je prislo do smrti, nj zna-
no. Star je bill 63 let, donna il
Vincarjev pri skofji Loki lido
domace Koyeckoy Poldel il clan
SNPJ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
PASJE LICENCE

Dne 20. januarja je zadnji
dan, da 81 nabavite pasje licen-
ce, katere dobite lahko jutri in
v nedeljo yes dan pri Glenvi1le
Pet Shop, katero vodi poznani
rojak Cedilnik ma 1O638 st.
Clair Ave-, GIL 1858.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
News Of Embassy Parties and Personnel

Cuba has sent 10 of it's loveliest
young girls to this country in the
interest of the good-neighhpr policy
In selecting the youthful good will
ambassadors they chose the tops in
South American senoritas. The girls
are talented and represent the most
prominent families of the republic.
The delegation, representing the
Good Neighbor Foundation of Ha-
vana, of which DR.. William Camp
bell is president, is composed OF
Senoritas Olga Peraza, Finita Men
diola. Maggir Rodda, Herlinda Urre-
chaga, Mitzie Dell Llano, Georgina
Rodriguez Caseres, Georgina Gomez,
Anna Victoria Arrange, Hilda Con-
zalez and Merci Ferrer. Chaperon-
ing the group is Sonora Joila Fer
nandez de Carreras.
Thursday the girls were enter
tanned at the Pan American Union,
and later In the afternoon of the
same day the Cuban Ambassador
Senor Guillermo Belt, was host at
cocktails for them. The members OF
the Embassy staff were the other
guests.
Still on their schedule is a visit
to Hyde Park, where they will place
a wreath on the late President
Roosevelt's grave. Before going
home the senoritas will return to
Washington to meet President Tru-
man. .
Another group touring the coun-
try Is the Norwegian Glee Club
They came from Oslo and are ex-
pected in Washington around the
10th Of September and 1t will be
one Of their last stops. When they
Evening star., 1946-09-01
George Cbibmams
Are Grand parents

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowie Chip
man, who spent the summer at Cliff
ton Springs, N. Y, arrived homo
Friday morning. and yesterday re-
ceived by cable from Paris news Of
the arrival in Neuilly Hospital OF
their first grandchild, Claudette
Chapman
The baby is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris B. Chapman and
was born yesterday morning. The
infants mother Is the former Miss
Fanny Bunand- Her mar
riage to Mr.. Chapman, who now IS
second secretary Of the United
States Embassy In Paris, took place
10 years ago In st. Thomas Episco.
pal Church.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
By A mn Cline

arrive they will be entertained at
the Embassy.
And speaking of singing, the
younger contingent of the diplo-
matte corps should make note to
reserve the night of September 10
for the Pan American Union, for
on that date a gala concert of
popular Latin American music will
be offered by the Celsa Vega Quin-
tet, well-known radio stars. They
will be accompanied by the Navy
Band Orchestra.
The top popular tune sweeping
the Latin American countries is
lie Caiman," the English transla-
ton being ''The Alligator" The
quintet offers a rendition of this
that is hard to beat, and their easy
to-take singing Is accompanied by
realistic interpretations of the alli-
gators movements.
The concert will commemorate
the 50th anniversary of the death
of Carlos Gomez, outstanding Bra
lillian composer.
Senor Jorge Prado, the newly
appointed Peruvian Ambassador to
the United States, will arrive in
Washington tomorrow morning with
Sonora de Prado.
Senior Prado, who has been serving
his country as Ambassador to Great
Britain, came direct from England
to the United States, accompanied
by Sonora de Prado. They have
been In this country for some days
and will come down from New
York tomorrow by train.
Come September Is, five Central
American republics Guatemala, Fl
Evening star., 1946-09-01
Margaret Cotter
Becomes Bride
OF DR.. Kran1n

At morning service yesterday in
st. Mary's Church in Rockville, Miss
Margaret Cotter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph J. Cotter of Ira
vilah, was married to DR.. August
kramm, son of Mrs. Gregor Kramm
Of Washington and the late Mr..
Kramm. The Rev. Joseph M. Moran
off1ciated.
Escorted by her father. the bride
wore white gown with a bouffant
hoop skirt, a fitted bodice and a
finger-tip veil held in place by a
cap of lace and seed pearls. She
carried white orchid on a white
prayer book.
The brides only attendant was
her sister, Mrs. John Lewis Smith,
jr., who was gowned in peach satin
and carried a bouquet of peach
gladioluses. DR.. James Costello Of
Washington, brother-in-law Of the
bridegroom, served as best man and
the ushers were DR.. Philip Tumulty
of Baltimore, brother-in-law of the
bride, and Mr.. Ray Ingolosby Of
Washington.
Jolea Farms, home of the brides
parents, was the scene of the re-
ception following the ceremony.
Later the couple left for their we'd
ding trip to Sea Island, Ga. When
they return, they will reside in
Washington.
Mrs. Kramm attended Sacred
Heart Convent and Gunston Hall.
She was presented to society in
Washington and during the war
served overseas two and a half
years with the Red Cross. The bride
is prominent in riding circles and
(See MARGARET COTTER, B-14.)
Evening star., 1946-09-01

Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica
and Honduras-will celebrate the
anniversary of their independence
from Spain. in 1921. All of the
Embassies here, with the exception
of Honduras, will hold open house
for the local colonies. The Hon
durans will postpone their celebra-
ton until after the staff moves into
the new quarters-sometime around
the first of October-at ATS Six
teenth street.
Out of town for the holiday week
end are the Brazilian Ambassador
and Senhora de Martins, and their
two daughters. They are visiting
friends in Southampton. Also
away is the newly appointed Argen-
tine Ambassador, Senor Oscar Ivan
issevich. He and Sonora de Ivan
issevich are in New York. They will
be back Tuesday.
The First Secretary of the Nor
wegian Embassy and Mrs. Scott
Hansen have left by automobile for
vacation in Kalamazoo and will
be gone about fortnight. Others
vacationing are the Counselor Of
the Syrian Legation, Mr.. Husni A.
Sawwaf, accompanied by Mr.. George
Hakin. q member of the Lebanese
delegation to the Economic Social
Council of the United Nations. They
have gone to Vermont and will be
there the rest of the week.
Returnees include the New Zea-
land Minister and Lady Berendsen,
who came back Thursday night
after . vacation in Maine. The two
(see CLINE, Page B-Iz.5
Evening star., 1946-09-01

has been collecting souvenir plates,
which she uses as service plates.
Associated with various civic and
patriotic organizations for a num-
Der of years, Mrs. johnson laugh
ingly says that, like most wives Of
newspapermen, she usually has been
appointed to publicity committees,
with frequent assignments also as
program chairman.
When she went to Frankfort dur
ing her husbands administration as
Governor, she gave up most of her
club work, and now her only activi-
ties Of tnat nature are centered in
the Mothers Club of Judy's Chi
Omega Chapter at the University of
Kentucky. She is president Of the
mothers group, which has just COM
pleted arrangements for leasing and
furnishing new chapter house.
The former Eunice Nichols, she
is native of Fayette, Mo, and
it was there she met Mr.. johnson.
She was d student at what was then
Howard-Payne Junior college and
he was attending Central College at
Fayette. She became a war bride
when Mr.. johnson left college to
enter the first officers training camp
at Fort Riley, Kans. After his
return from overseas, they moved to
Elizabethtown. where he started his
newspaper career.
Mr.. Johnson served as Lieutenant
Governor OF Kentucky from 1885 to
1889 and then succeeded Gov. A. B.
Chandler when the latter entered
the United States Senate. After the
completion of his term, he Joined
the Reynolds Metals Co.
Because of troubled world condi-
tions, entertaining at the executive
mansion was on a modest scale dur
ing Mr. Johnson's administration as
Governor, but his wife found the
official life most interesting. Teas
and small dinners are the forms Of
entertaining she likes best.
Mrs. Johnson's favorite color is
brown, which goes nicely with her
coloring. She likes to wear suits.
but prefers lines that are not too
severe.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

has a special fondneSS Tor news
papers.
Her interest in the press dates
back to the days when she wrote
personals" for the weekly Mr..
johnson acquired in Elizabethtown
KY, shortly after their marriage
and to the course in journalism she
took later at the University of Ken
lucky while her husband was COM
pleting his work for his A. B. de-
gree there.
Her husband continued to be ac-
tive in the newspaper field until he
entered public life, but Mrs. johnson
gave up her work after a few years.
Newspapers are still her favorite
reading matter. however, and she
is pleased that her attractive
daughter, Judith Keen, also seems
to have bit of printers ink in her
veins.
Judy, as she is better known, will
enter her junior year at the Uni
versity of Kentucky this fall. She
is majoring in journalism with a
special interest in radio script writ
ing.
A striking looking brunette, Judy
has her mothers pretty brown eyes
and brown hair, and she also
bears strong resemblance to her
tall father.
Both Mrs. johnson and Judy came
up from their home In Richmond,
KY, to see the new Undersecretary
sworn into Office August 20 and
spent several days apartment hunt
ing. Mrs. johnson expects to re-
turn to the Capital this month If
her efforts to locate a place to live
are as successful as she hopes.
Richmond has been the john
son home since 1925, when Mr..
johnson became editor of the
Richmond Daily Register. Com
ing to Washington win mean leav-
ing the new house they bought
a year or so ago, but most OF their
furnishings probably win remain in
Kentucky-including the old amber
glass collection which now has
grown to about 100 pieces.
Mrs. johnson also loves old silver
and china and = more recent hobby
Evening star., 1946-09-01
Wayyauton annual Horse Sho1v Claims
Society'5 Interest Throughout the East
Whirl of Entertainment for Spectators
Makes Gay Week End in Hunt Country

Southern hospitality In capita
letters Is being dispensed dow
Warrenton way this week end
Every waking hour and far into tn,
night Is crowded with gay parties
It's horse show time in the Vir.
ginia town-the 47th annual show
is being held there. One of thu
outstanding hunter exhibitions ir
the country each year, it draw,
hundreds and hundreds of lover.
Of King Horse to its ring side. Ano
with twice as many exhibitors this
year the place is bubbling over with
excitement.
Almost every home In Warrentor
and the surrounding country is
overfiowing with guests and the
Entertainment Committee for the
show has included on its crowded
program very special festivities for
those five important men - the
judges.
Getting OH to an early start yes
terday the show will continue
through tomorrow-with a night
exhibit set for this evening. Even
while some of the finest horses in
the country 60 through their PAGES
the party whirl is not slowing down
This year great stress has been
placed on the luncheons being
served in a huge tent near the ring.
Many of the boxholders and Of
ficials of the show entertained large
private parties at the tent luncheons
yesterday and again will be hosts
there tomorrow. And very happy
part about these luncheons will be
in the fact that while the guests
are enjoying the delicious food they
also will be helping worthy cause.
Tho proceeds will 60 to the Fau-
quier County tuberculosis Associa-
ton.