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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
THE DIVOT
Attention Club
Divof Diggers

The Fir State Golf Club is hold
ing its first annual club tourna-
ment Sunday, Sept. 80. at Mt. ST
Golf Course. North Ben. Tee time
as follows:
First Division, $50 am. through
9 am.
Second Division, am. through
800 am.
Third Division. s:2O am. through
$50 am.
Fourth Divfsior. $50 am.
through 1920 am.
Fifth. Division, 1920 am
through 1910 am.
Ladies
First Division 10:40 am. through
10:45 am.
Second Division 10:45 am.
Prizes will be awarded at the
clubroom, 1880 E. Madison St, at
8 pm. after which a social hour
will follow for members and their
guests.
Remember! Concentrate! Keep
your head down.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
Women Posts Bond
In Cicero Rioting
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Mrs. Camille
De Rose, As. one of the six
persons indicted in connection
with the Cicero riots last July,
posted a $4,000 bond in Crimi-
nal Court this week.
Mrs. De Rose was former own
er of the apartment building
where rioting began after an
apartment was rented to Harvey
e. Clark, a Negro. She was in
dicted by a Cook County grand
jury for conspiracy to damage
property, lower real-estate values
and incite riot
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
@OCi' Ely


Bee Hive Club Television Night,
425 21st Ave, Wednesday, Oct. 3.
6akkarras Club Cabaret Party.
East Side Hall, Friday, Nov. 2.
Benihassan Temple and Court.
annual Halloween Card Party at
Washington Hall Friday, Oct. rs.
vogues Club Halloween Party,
Washington Hall Saturday, Oct. 81.
Prince Hall Matrons and Pa.
irons. council, Masonic Hall, Sun
day, 3 pm, Oct. %.
High IL Club Cabaret Dance
Knights of Columbus Hall, Nov. 10.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
A Night In Hawaii

The Square Six Club exceiied
in bringing to Seattle A Night in
Hawaii, at the Knights of Column
bus Hall Saturday, Sept Is. A
capacity crowd was CARRIED as the
islanders do, at the exotic cabaret
dance.
Tropical trees swaying over
Waikiki Beach, orchids blooming in
the gardens and the bright, wild
hibiscus colors displayed ostenta-
tiously made a masterpiece Of
scenery.
Many tables were decorated by
various clubs and groups. Fir S t
prize went to the vogues Club. Run
ners-up were Stella Puella Club
and Philorati Club.
Superb turkey sandwiches and
Hula-lei punch were pleasing to
the palate. Bob Marshall's band
did the musical honors.
The Square Six Club wishes
TO thark all for making the affair
a huge success. Mrs. Laura Taylor
was chairman for this outstanding
event.
Your well of sympathy never
runs dry.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
BY Mrs. Betty
johnson
Phone EA. 69ss
15oS East Fir,
Seattle

Mrs. Exile L. Hayes OF 1014
Minor Ave. vacationed in San Fran.
cisco. Sacramento and Oakland for
three weeks. Mrs. Hayes was the
house guest of Mrs. Eleanor Woods
while she visited in San Francisco.
A private picnic was given to honor
the visitor in Oakland.
ozzie (Banjoskie) Adams mo-
tored to Sioux City, Iowa, recently
for his daughter, Miss Charlene
Adams, graduation from st. Vim
cent College of Nurses. She is the
second Negro to graduate from this
college. Mr.. Adams also visited
in Omaha, Des Moines. Chicago,
and finished his trip with a short
visit in Spokane last week.
Mrs. Mae Palette of $751; Jack.
son st. is vacationing in Charles
ton, S. c.. with relatives.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
Telephone Coll

Hello, son! said a voice from a
74-year-old father, Glenn Johnson,
in Friars Point, Miss, to his son
Lawrence in Seattle Sunday morn.
ing at 6:1O am, whom he has not
seen for 30 years. Father said
Son, | wanted to hear your voice
so ] called you." Happy words were
exchanged over the phone.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27

Your well of sympathy never
runs dry.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
Eosf Side YWcA

Contact your YWCA about
classes and events such as Interior
Decorating, Millinery. Knitting,
Crocheting, Red Cross First Aid,
Leadership Conference. and Home
coming Festival.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27
EAST MADISON
YMCA NEWS
Daily Activities at the
East Madison YMcA

There are daily after school ac-
tivities at the East Madison YMCA
for boys. Supervised games. tour
naments. crafts. are some of the
features of the program. All boys
are welcome and urged to come.
The Saturday morning program
consists of movies and games be-
ginning at 10 am.
Swimming
The weekly swimming lessons at
the Downtown, YMCA have started.
Sessions are held every Wednes-
day. Beginners go in from $3.50 to
pm. and advanced swimmers
from to 1880 pm. Your East
Madison YMCA membership card
will admit you. The Y Mems Club
is supplying leaders to supervise
the boys to and from the Down
town YMCA. Competent, qualified
ding the swimming program in the
pool.
Hi-Y Officers Training Conference
The Hi-Y Officers Training Con-
ference will be held on Sunday,
Sept. 80, at the new Northeast
WHOA I,,iId;pr, Snow 1 - Q.on N ~,
Officers representing some 30 Hi
Y Clubs from Seattle and vicinity
will be in attendance. The Gar
field Hi-Y Club has charge OF
registration.
Young Mems Club
The YMCA Young Mems Club
holds its meetings on Tuesdays
!. from 1880 to 9 pm. at the East
Madison YMCA. All young men
whs are interested in athletics, dis
i cussion groups, social events, and
an exciting time are invited to at
tend. If you are not interested,
attend, and maybe you will be sur
prised.
Adults
If you are interested in bad.
minton or square dancing contact
the YMCA. We plan to start these
activities during the early part of
October
Membership
Membership renewals are being
accepted now. Mail yours in today.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-09-27

The present ills of most peo-
pie center around senility ard
dollility if you get what
we mean.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21

ergfbt iid aus Sen grfl1rungen unb
sftionen Der Bonner @egierung, Die
oarauf ab5ielen, DeutlbIano in Die
abnebrfront gegen Die Sotpiet- -Blane
ein5uglieoern. Nm Donnerstag be-
gannen i'm 8unoestag bie gerbanb.
lungen iiber oie 3atifi5ierung bes
Sbuman-Elans, Ser bie greebniiie
oes Waribaa|Blans bauernb MAIDEN
nnb Die beutihe @irti6aft untrenn-
bar NIT Ser meitliben @elomtbeit ber-
btnoen Ioa. @leih5eitige 8erbanolnn-
gen iollen Sen &abmen fir cine euro
paiicbe Streitmadt feltlegen in Ser
oeutlbe 0ipiitonen in 8eib uno @lieo
nit ben &ontingenten ser Sran5oien,
Staliener, 8riten, Solldnber, 8elgier
iteben ioaen.
Sas ItdrfIte argument our @nt-
Daffnung Don ginlpenouneen gegell
cine iolde einoeutige gnti6eioung lit
aoenallers 5eititeaung, oaB bas beut=
l6e Golf li6 MIR in @emeinldaft nit
Dem Welten gegen oie Sopiet= Slut be-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21

baupten nnb Sen beiitlhen Often tpies
oer5useipinnen boffen fonne umge-
febrt baben iid Mosfaus Hartiianen
5ur @nerfennung Der uSriebens-
gren5e" i'm Often befennen niiiien
oas beiBt gum nfreitpiaigen" Ber5idbt
auf Stdote ipie &onigsberg, Dan5ig,
glbing, greslau, Stettin. Ser 2obn
ion in Ser nginiguns" oes &unpfcs
beiteben, ser Ourd gteutralilterlng
unb gntmilitariiierung ai1 einem
rIiemanbslano" unb bamit aum Auf=
marideebiet ser oltliden Seeridaren
gegen oie atlantiibe @elt gen1a6t
peroen ioa.
Soute sic omerifonilde Bolitif iih
5lt oieier u2inie" befannt baben?
8enn ni6t, muB Ser Brdiioent I'M
StaatsOepartement no6 Dem Ne6ten
ieben! ltno ser &ongreB iollte flar
gum Iusorltd bringen, bab nibts ge-
i6eben Bari mas Die 3uiammenarbeit
NIT Bonn uno oas 8erf gilenbopers
5u gefGbroen permo6te!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21
Die Stellmng Ser Saar-3esiermns

@enn Sic beutihe lrno sic fran50=
iiIbe Hegierlng iid) oariiber einig
Iino, OaB Ser segenpdrtige 3uitano
an Ser Sanr propiIoril6 lit, 10 mill
len iicb audi Sic Serren ser Saar=
&egierllng oieler Satia6e beugen.
lteber bie Saar-Srage miro i'm Srie=
oensDertrag ooer in einem anoeren
Sertrag enticbieoen. 9ieie gntI6ei-
Dung mltB in llebereinltimmung nit
Dem @illen Ser Saar=gepolferung
iteben. 0ie Suar-Gegierung lit emit
neilen ni6t5 onoereS als cine Ser
lpaltllnQsbehoroe in einem 2anoe,
iiber oas in einem Sertrag enti6ieoen
meroen loa, an oem Sic =&egie-
rllng ii6erli6 1i6t als 8erbano=
lungs ,lnb 8ertragspartner teilneb.
men miro. Sic bat Die Bfli6t, oafiir
81, iorgen, oaB ii6 I'M Saorz@ebiet
burd cine offene unb freie glusipra6e
Elm l1rteil Ser offentli6en Weinung
iiber oie i'm Sriebensbertrag ooer
einem anberen 8ertrag alt finbenoe
gnol0iung bil6en fann.
Sd benfe, oaB mir uns bier ni6t
mebr BEL ser 8eoelltung ober 8e6eu-
tungsloiigfeit Ser @ablen gum iaar-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21

rOie erI6redenbe geiitiee ,lno poll.
tiIde Situation ,lnierer 3eit entbiint
Dem Sieferblidenoen freilid oie Brit
btgfeit nno innere Soblbeit ser MIR
auf Dem Meniben aufgebauten SUI
manitat uno elmer bon 8ott losge-
loIten &atio, tpie tie ser neltanibau-
lide Stberalismlls preoigt. Iaein aus
oem 6rtitliben @lal,ben beraus fann
Die @elt gebeilt uno neu aufgebaut
tuer0en." C.sSt. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21

Iilhen Molhee poriiberging. 2iberale
rGoleran5" oagegen be5eugt ii6 in
iener Snoifferen3, oie BEN 8otteslells-
ner nit Dem ~gottslaltbigen Wenlben
auf cine Stufe itellt, neil tie fem
Organ fir oie pom bl. augultinus
ausgeiproGene 8abrbeit beiist, baB
man Den Srrtuln bulien, Oen Srrenoen
aber lieben loue.
So ser S6lpei5er, ser gegen gnoe
ieiner sluSfiibrltngen nod bemerft: /:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-21
(Sortiebltng)
IS gibt fciuen lonperanen
Saar-Staut

9ereits i'm Sriibiabr Oe5 Sabres
1850 lit ourb einen misunderstanding
feltgele9t !uoroen, OaB mir teinen
SaarzStuat anerfennen. Sic Saar-
Hegierllng lit lue0er Don llns nod bon
elmer onoeren 9fegierung auBer Der
fran5oiilhen 9tegierung anertannt
iporoen uno Don bieier, 1pie Ser 8rief=
mehlel pom IS. glpril iiber ieOen
3Deifel feltitellt, nur porbebaltlif Der
enogiiltigen Hegelllng I'M SrieOens-
pertrog ooer einen glei6artigen Ser
trag.
Der Serr fran5olil6e 9luBenmini=
tier bot oieie 5otlod)e auG anerfannt,
OILS er am "a. Glpril s. s. i'm Hat Der
Hepublif lagte:
r@enn es cine auBenpolitlI6e
SouperunitGt fiir Ben SaarsStaat
geben iou, 10 geniigt Ou5u feline 5pei-
leitige Grflarllng. Gr mlB BON 0rftten
IStaaten anerfannt neroen. &einer Der
Si9notarltooten oes Sbumon=Glans
bot Ben oer5eitigen >3ultono an ser
Saar unerfnnnt, feiner bat oaran ge=
oad)t, einen oiplomatilhen Gertreter
bel Ser Saor=Hegierl1ng 5l1 ntfreoi=
tieren."
Sd bari olio 5ulammenfaiieno felt
Itellen, Dob Sic 8unoesregierlng
nihts perluunt bat, Inn ibren GeGts=
ltanopllnft 81 lpubren. 8egen oielen
FchtsitanOpunft bat Die Iaiierte
Sobe &ommiiiion feline @inpenoun=
gen erboben. @ir fonnen nit 8efrie-
oigung feitItellen, OaB es burd oen
9riefpe6iel pom IS. Ipril gum erlten
Wule eelungen lit, oielem &e6ts-
ltanoplmft in einem internationalen
Sertrag @eltllng 81 perl6affen. 8e=
lon0ers nidtig erl6eint es mir, ouB
bierbei 5lpil6en ser oeutihen uno Der
fran5oiiiden Hegierung, sic an Ser
Saar-5rage am er1ten intereiliert
ltnb, cine &e6tsgrunolage fir oie
fiinftige 8eltaltung Der GerbGltniile
an ser Saor eeIhaffen poroen lit. ga
oieler 8rlefpe6lel integrierenoer 8e=
Itonoteil oes 8ertrags iiber bie Mon-
tanuniOn ilt lit Sic in ibm oargelegte
&eftsuuffuiirlng au6 Don Ben iibri=
gen Signatormdbten oieies Sertrogs
anerfannt porben. Garin iebe if
einen grIolg, Ser I'M 10 gr0Ber lit,
als er erreift ipuroe obne 2irm,
Groblng lmo 8eidrei sum Senlter
blnauS.
@enn mir auf oielem @ege tort
fabrerL -. 10 f0nnen mir nit elmer
ebenlo rllbig oentenoen fran5oiil6en
Hegierung 5ll elmer ginigung iiber Die
Soar-6rage aud lfon Dor Dem 3Srie=
oenspertrag fommen. Gieie ginigung
fam nur na6 Dem 8runblob erfols
gen oen icb bon Infang an oertreten
babe: Sranfreid bat pirti6uftlife
SS1tereiien I'M s8ebiet. 8ir ba=
ben Dirtl6aftlihe unb rationale
Sntereilen i'm 2unoe. 3Dil6en 0ieien
s<ntereiien muB i'm 8eii ite elmer ebr=
lifen uno 81 aompromiiien bereiten
europaiid)en 3uiommenorbeit Elm
slusglei6 gefllnoen tperoen, ser alien
gere6t miro, insbelonbere Sen @iin=
lben ser Saar-9epolferung ielblt.
Gie Sdpierigfeiten, sic uns ouf
Dem 8ege unleres gllten @illens in
ben 8eg geporfen puroen, famen
blsber lebr oiel peniger pon Ser fran=
5oltldben Regierung als bon ser
g IT st e g ierl1ng, sic sic 3ei=
6en Ser 3eit nicbt neriteben mill.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Charlotte Bell. Miss Bell is a l9-
year-old Hollywood High product
who has been timed in just a shade
over the national record for 100
yards.
But already she's had two
screen tests and half the fashion
agencies in town want her for a
model" teammates say happily.
If Charlotte paddles into the
movies, she'll only be following
the lead of the LAAC's most cele-
brated alumna, Esther Williams,
who went straight from the 1899
US. free-style title to M-G-M
stardom. Some say that Anita
Lhoest, who was starred as
jungle siren in Columbia's Cap
tive Girl" eventually will succeed
her as the screens swim queen.
Ifnot, it may be Diane Carlson,
a 16-year-old dark-blonde from
San Marino High School. The
Western junior 4OO-meter rec
ord holder, she has the crawl to
become one of the best middle
distance swimmers anywhere.
But / don't know" muses.
Diane. "Big-time swimming is an
awful grind. I'm going to finish
school - then decide"
1t is considered unlikely that
Diane will ever grace the Olym-
pics. A cover girl, she has been
photographed more than 1000
Evening star., 1951-09-16

a peaches-and-cream type whose
220-yard backstroke time is near
the American record, apologized
for missing practice. First there
were the newsreels, she explained.
Then l was on the Groucho
Marx show"
Once the girls entertained 10000
Air Force cadets at Randolph
Field. Nobody knows how it
happened-they were in Texas
only u hours-but three came
home engaged to be married.
Beauty being prime COM
modify in the area, the club makes
the best of the situation. An agree
ment calls for all candidates to
pledge a percentage of initial earn
ings from any professional con-
tract to the teams travel fund.
Not that the treasury is in bad
shape In a sport where attend
ance is spotty, the fair bevy is
solidly booked from May through
September. An average of two
aquatic follies a week plays to
capacity crowds at hotel pools
and swank resorts in California,
Nevada and Arizona. The act is
split into three sections - COM
petitive swimming, water-ballet
and diving.
In the past year team members
covered 10000 miles, including
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1951-09-16
THEY CAN SWIM, TOO
Continued from page ten

times and recently scored we'll in
movie tests.
What good does this do SWIM
ming?" is the plant of coaching
critics. when the crowds come
to admire the girls curves. and
not their strokes or speed, we'll
all be through"
Still, if Wes Hammond is run
ming a marine charm factory with
intent, he has scuttled the old
theory that pretty girls generally
don't make champions.
After all, why should a young
ster who bumps in all the right
places be a victim of prejudice?"
the chubby coach wants to know.
He Has His Troubles
r FURTHERMORE, he points out that
coaching LAAC is a monumental
headache - that he spends more
time beating off raids by model
agencies, cameramen, TV scouts
and swains than he does holding
a stop watch.
Take the case of Bernie Masarik,
who comes from Cleveland and is
a West Coast free-style and relay
standout. The tall 24-year-old,
with the perfect athletic figure"
must wedge water workouts be-
tween her chores as full-ti1ne
dress model.
And not long ago, Norma Welts.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
cuRNoRM BY
MODEL

lit last, the action bra for all figure tpes
BoueleS, wirelen Cup. form a5 you do
mOlA and lifts THE bur touard the 'front.'.
aefeauating THE small bust and minimizing the large.
Flexible eroG-srap5 eliminate shoulder aran
and wnb outer cup construction giDe strong support
center elastic sections give permanent separation
and dpifion witb complete freedom of action
Long line bra-Rayou Satin: wbie,
roa Maak-B and c abs-$4.OO
Fine Cotton BroadIotb: nbie tea rose
B and c ap5-$35O. D eap-$4OO
Tinae-skiu NylOn: ubae-B and c nts-$5.OO
Evening star., 1951-01-08
On Sale Tuesday Morning at $50

l35-Pece Set, service for twelve, incIud-
ing ! z extra cups and soucers. Regularly
l3I55, 65.75
Old China with eoIorfuI peony sproy az
53-Piece Sets, service for eight Regularly
$3.50, 34.25
~ 74-Piece Sets, service for eight, in
Guiding 8 extra cups Regularly l2Oo,
5000
84-Piece Set, service for eight, including
8 extra cups. Regularly $3.50, 6S.4O.
l22- Piece Set, service for twelve, ineIud-
ing Z extra cups. Regularly 1900,
$3.50
Woodstock with brown border and rose
center. ~ 53-Piece Sets, service for
eight. Regularly $500, $500
" l23-Piece Sets, service for twelve, in
Guiding cream soups, soueers and z ex-
tro cups. Regularly Sab, 7.15
" o8-Pieee Sets, service for eight, in
Guiding 8 extra cups. Regularly 7l.32,
35.65
Evening star., 1951-01-08
Earthenware

Strothcono with bright flowers and CO.
bolt leoves. 95-pieee set, service for
eight including cream soups and 8 extro
teo cups. Regularly 1904, $500
Linden Leo with dointy border of rose
buds. 8O-piece set, service for eight, in
cludIne s extra cups and soucers. Reeu-
IorIy 43 40, 21.70
oo-Piece Set, service for eight, with cream
soups and eight extra cups and soucers.
Regularly 5348, 26.7O
94-Piece Set, service for eight, with cream
soups and eight extra cups and soueers.
Regularly l.95, 30.o5
koshmir with large pastel sproy. az
53-Pieoe sets. service for eight. Regularly
47.5O, 23.75
~ 76-Pieee Sets, service for eight, in
eluding 8 extra cups. Regularly 83.l2,
4l.55
Evening star., 1951-01-08
Italian Earthenware

Blue DeIIo Robbie, all over blue with
hondpointed fruit border al 83Pece
Sets, service for eight, including 8 extra
cups and soueers. Regularly 1905,
$500
~ 13l-Piece Sets, service for Twelve,
including Il extra cups and soucers
Regularly l77.65, $3.50
Vietri, hondpointed conventional decoro-
ton. (6) 84-Piece Sets, service for eight,
including 8 extro. cups and soucers. Reg
uIorIy lo4.35, 52.l5
Evening star., 1951-01-08
German China

Pottern l5o86, cobolt with lacy gold bor-
der. 48 8-Piece Place Settings lnclud-
ing rim soup and extra cup and soucer
Regularly l6.75, 8.35
"a 9-Piece Place Settings. including
cream soup and extra cup and soueer
Regularly 1875, o.85
Pottern l5O87. Green band with gold
lace border.
80 8-Piece Place Settings. including
rim soup and extra cup and soucer.
Regularly l675, 8.35
81 o-Piece Place Settings. Including
cream soup and extro cup and soucer.
Regularly 1875, o.85
Also 80 SETS Of Ameriean Eorthenwore.
62-Piece Sets, service for eight. Regu-
Iorly 1875, 8.95
VOL China, Fifth Floor,
Main Store Only
Evening star., 1951-01-08

Connoueht, Chinese design in red, green,
blue. t7) 53-Pieoe Sets, service for eight.
Regularly 1850, 24.75
APIECE Set, service for six, including
cream soups and soucers and six extra
cups and soucers. Regularly o8.75, 1875
Evening star., 1951-01-08
BEDROOM

Six -drower double dresser,
mirror, large seven-drower
chest and double or single
.footless bed All four pieces
for only 304.50
Other pieces not shown but
also ovoiIobe:
Vanity and mirror, 125.OO
Vanity Bench, 17.5O
Night stond, $3.50
Eieht-drower Chest, 1900
Nine drawer Triple Dresser, 1900
WGL-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor,
Main Store Only
Evening star., 1951-09-10

chairman of the associations S
Committee on Diabetes Detection
and assistant clinical professor Of
medicine al 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. Of1icials said
this year it is expected that more
than TOO communities viii test S
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-
ton at George Washington Uni
Iversity. He was a member Of the
Medical Advisory Board. Selective
Service System, from 1941 to 1946.
He is consultant in diabetes for
the Civil Service Commission and
for Doctors Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-09-10
Sfreetcars 10 Chance
Routes Tomorrow Due
To Ceremony al GAO.

Changes in streetcar routing to-
morrow during the cornerstone
laying ceremony at the new Gen.
eral Accounting ONCE Building,
Fifth and G streets NV. were
announced by the Capital Transit
Co. today.
Streetcar Routes 80. North Capt.
|tol, and a. Mount Pleasant, win
be rerouted at about $50 am.
Both lines operate on q street
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
where the building is located.
During the ceremony, Route 80
cars will operate between Fifth
and G streets NV, and Fourth
street and Michigan avenue NE,
via Fifth street, New York avenue.
lexington place and Fourth street
NE. Route a cars will operate
between Fifth and F streets NV,
and Thirteenth and D streets NE,
along Fifth street. Indiana avenue.
c street, First street and Union
station. instead Of along its regu-
lar route via q street and Massa-
cnusetts avenue.
"A special shuttle bus. to provide
service for those affected by the
rerouting. will be operated be-
tween Fourth street and Michigan
avenue NE, and Fifth and G
sUreets NV, via Michigan ave-
nue., North Capitol street, Third
and F streets.
Routes 80 and "a will resume
their normal runs as soon after
the ceremony as possible. company
officials said.
Evening star., 1951-09-10

Arthur r. COL
well of Chicago.
president of the
American Dia-
betes ASsocia-
ton. announced
today.
DR.. Reed, who
is secretary Of
the associa ton,
will head a
COnln1lCCee OF 70
doctors to de-
velop nation
wide plans for
this years cam
naiOn He i9
Evening star., 1951-09-10
BuIoors Mark Liberation

BERLIN, Sept. 10 R.-Bul-
garia yesterday celebrated the
seventh anniversary Of its Glib
Grafton" by the Russian army.
Ifeting high-ranking guests from
the Soviet Union. Delegations
from Russia, Poland, Hungary.
lRomania and Czechoslovakia at
faYadod
Evening star., 1951-09-10
Plus ercise tar

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mante clocks kitchen and alarm clocks shapes and also
travelling clocks in leather clock for every keep
posted time Each carries the of mechanical
perfection.
KanHs- -SneeF
Evening star., 1951-09-10
DR.. Reed 10 Conduct
Diabetes CAMPAIGN

DR.. John A. Reed of 1870 Con-
necticut ave. NV. will be chair
man of the 1851 Diabetes Detec-
tion Drive, November 11-l7, DR..
Evening star., 1951-09-10
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Square Salad or
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Bread and
Butter. Plate
Tea Cup, Saucer
The Nome nugget., 1951-04-30

California Food Concern Claims Success In Canning Of Fresh Milk Shakes
 SANTA BARBARA, Calif., R) This could mark the beginning of the end for that great American species-the drug store cowboy.
 Robert Andersen, head of An dersen Foods, Inc, today an nounced canning of fresh milk shakes. He claimed success for the tests.
 Andersen recently announced similar success with fresh canning of split pea soup. He uses new super-steam canning process. An derson predicted a western dairy will soon announce fresh milk canning on a commercial basis.