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* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
« MONOAT. SEPTEMBER 10. KMI
Try Our Naur
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PERMANENT
Needed
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2520 14th St. N.W.
Call Mr. Anglin: CO. 2295
STORAGE SALE I
FURNITURE
Groups and Odd Pieces
G.E. Motorola
TELEVISION SETS
Eleven
REFRIGERATORS—RANGES
TRUNKS—MIRRORS-RUGS
By order Merchants Transfer
and Storage Co., and other
consignors.
BY AUCTION
AT WESCHLER’S
905 E ST. N.W.
TOMORROW
9:30 A.M. until
mid-afternoon
Good selections of croups for
dtninc, dinette. living and
bedrooms: lounge, boudoir, oc
casional and side chairs: twin
and double beds, innerspring
mattresses, coil and box springs;
hollywood beds, chest of draw
ers, sofa and studio beds, etc.
INSPECTION INVITED
AT 11 AM.
DRESS SHOP FIXTURES
ADVERTISEMENT.
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onaire .. . reflecting the new ro
mantic trend for fall.
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mind that is yours with Modess.
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Double-Bed Size
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Streetcars to Change
Routes Tomorrow Due
To Ceremony at GAO
Changes in streetcar routing to
morrow during the cornerstone
laying ceremony at the new Gen
eral Accounting Office Building,
Fifth and G streets N.W., were
announced by the Capital Transit
Co. today.
Streetcar Routes 80. North Capi
tol, and 42, Mount Pleasant, will
be rerouted at about 9:30 ajn.
Both lines operate on G street
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
where the building is located.
During the ceremony, Route 80
cars will operate between Fifth
and G streets N.W., and Fourth
street and Michigan avenue NJS.,
via Fifth street, New York avenue,
Eckington place and Fourth street
N.E. Route 42 cars will operate
between Fifth and F streets N.W.,
and Thirteenth and D streets NJB.,
along Fifth street, Indiana avenue,
C street. First street and Union
station, instead of along its regu
lar route via G street and Massa
enusetts avenue.
a special shuttle bus, to provide
service for those affected by the
rerouting, will be operated be
tween Fourth street and Michigan
hvenue NJB.,- and Fifth and G
streets N.W., via Michigan ave
nue, North Capitol street, Third
and F streets.
Routes 80 and 42 'will resume
their normal runs as soon after
the ceremony as possible, company
officials said.
Dr. Reed to Conduct
Diabetes Campaign
Dr. John A. Reed of 1720 Con
necticut ave. N.W. will be chair
man of the 1951 Diabetes Detec
tion Drive, November 11-17, Dr.
Dr. Bad.
Arthur R. Col
well of Chicago,
president of the
American Dia
betes Associa
tion, announced
today.
Dr. Reed, who
|is secietary of
i the association,
will head a
committee of 28
doctors to de
velop nation
wide plans for
this year’s cam
paign. He is
chairman of the association’s
Committee on Diabetes Detection
and assistant clinical professor of
medicine at George Washington
University Hospital.
The association annually spon
sors a non-fund-raising campaign
as part of its health education
program to spotlight the need for
diabetes detection. Officials said
this year it is expected that more
than 700 communities will test 5
million persons for diabetes in an
effort to find an anticipated mil
lion persons who have this ailment
without knowing it.
A native of Altoona, Pa., Dr.
Reed received his medical educa
tion at George Washington Uni
versity. He was a member of the
Medical Advisory Board, Selective
Service System, from 1941 to 1946. j
He is consultant In diabetes for
the Civil Service Commission and
for Doctors’ Hospital.
Bulgars Mark "Liberation'
BERLIN, Sept. 10
garia yesterday celebrated tha
seventh anniversary of its “lib
eration” by the Russian army,
feting high-ranking guests from
the Soviet Union. Delegations
from Russia, Poland, Hungary,
! Romania and Czechoslovakia at
tended.
. Another Kann’s Exclusive!
A sale of fine Imported
China! "Woodrose 99 Pattern
Dinner Plate Our most exciting china news in years! Dramatically low-priced place
Sqnare Salad or settings .. . thin, translucent, lovely beyond words! The artistic “Wood- KPttill n«
Dessert Plate rose” design (ours alone in Washington), is shown in muted, true-to-life r
w , tones on a rich ivory ground with lavish gold trim. Buy your settings
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Tea Cup, Saneer Kanns China Third Floor
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wall-clocks to J
*3.50 to *14.95 bedside alarms!
Alarm Clocks Plus excise tax
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