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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
FOOTBALL SUPPER MENU

earnished with mayonnaise and the
sliced olives
food For Weary Workers Served
On A Tray
The whole meal on a tray-yeS
even the dessert Chicken salad
with tomato wedges. waffle pota-
toes, hearts Of celery. ripe olives.
lazy daisy rolls. stuffed peach tow
ers. ice coffee.
Peach Towers. peel and halve
small peache. sprinkle with lemon
Juice. Stuff witn q mixture Of
cream cheese and broken nut meats.
Chill. Before serving. roll IN toast
ed coconut Toasted IN moderate
oven). Cream cheese through q
pastry tube, plus cherry. makes
the tower.
Lazy Daisy Rolls
Two cakes compressed yeast, Is
cup sugar. | cup milk. scalded: 3
beaten eggs. / cup melted shorten
ing, / teaspoon salt. / teaspoon
grated grange rind. ! cups flour
Combine crubiaa yeast and sugar:
let stand 5 minutes. Add milk.
cooled 70 lnkewarm. ana remaining
ingredients. except flour: beat until
buhbly. Add flour slowly and beat
light. Let rise until doubled In bulk.
about 2 TO , hours Place ! tea
spoon melted butter. ! pecan half
and 1 teaspoon brown sugar In each
creased muffin pan. Spoon batter
into muffin pans 70 half-fll. Let
rise until double IN bulk, about Il
hours. Bake IN moderately hot oven
(s75 degrees p about IS minutes,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
HOT MEAL ON TRAY
CAN OFTEN END WORST
OF TIRED FEELING

savorY recipes are given for pre-
paration Of best dishes after 9 wear
ing day at school. work or play
there Is hardly anything better than
. good hot bath. unless Il Is 3 good
not meAI-ons that can be eaten
effortlezsly. completely relaxed
from q tray. perhaps
Cool and clean once again after
the grind, hut xlilI tired and hungry.
working Americans usually feel
Ike q quick rest before meal time
How good II feels to recline and
with the closing Of eyelids to en-
counter 3 few uorry-free moments
But, when It comes time 70 get up
and answer the call to chow. may
hap It : difficult to rise and shine
onee more. Then. almost as q re-
ward for . hard day well spent 3
tray Is sid across me knees and
upon L 5 q glorious meal
For those uf the Market Basket
readers wno prefer The easy chair
b. the radio. q the chatse lounge
on the screened porch or to hug
the hearth ii the winter for easily
served snacka. this weeks ON
tFEbutors has suggested q whirl Of
tasty things that IS almost TO sure
% attraef the most fastidloas pal
ate.
Best Eazily served Dishes On =
Tray
hot Crab Cup avocado lettuce.
French dressing. whole wheat
eraekerz baked apple win maple
sauce. mid O. coffe.
He Crab Cap
Melt to tablespoons butter IN top
Of double boiler. Add to cups white
efab maak fresh o canned. TO-
eesher 9Th ! bell pepper. grated:
teaspoon scraped onion and salt
and peoner = taste. Add ] cup
arRe. tender green peas and mix
lightly. Allow THIS . COOK for -
minutes. Meanwhile prepare about
= cups q cFeamy potatocs = which
You mas add ! teaspoon baking
na4der and | tahaespoon sugar.
Remoge crab mixture from heat.
sir Ia / tablespoon finely chopped
parslev. Spoon this mixture into
buttered e~arthenWare eustard cups.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
NUMBER y.

(e-inchl LAYERS or top and ssdes og
loaf cake generously. m about ~
cup cakes
Orange Iuice Jeily-Two cups
strained orange juice. 2 tablespoons
plain gelatin I cup crushed pine
apple.
Soften gelatin IN l cup Of ORANGE
juice. Heat pineapple 10 boiling
point and pour over gelatin. star
until dissolved Then add % re-
naming orange juice. Pour into
small fancy mo5ds or loaf. Keep IA
refrigerator until ready 70 serve.
Party Sandwiches are Razzie Dazxie
Bites
Easy 70 make. tasty luncheon.
These razzle dazzle bites, party
sandwiches. offer o real chance fur
originality. There are few rules and
regulations governing how they
should be made OF OF what WHAT
fun for the hostess with an imagin-
atiout
She can blossom out with sard~
witches fashioned Of any kind OF
bread she wtheS. not 70 mention
tiny mullins. rolls, and the many
members Of the cracker family.
Filings can be sweet, sour. spicy,
thick. light heavy or what have
you Her sandwiches may be served
chilled and moist from the refrig-
orator, or dry and crisp or hot and
buttery. Quick. Mary Ann. hand
me the breadkntfe. / feel q party
coming onI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

: LIB tail cans Of salmon. !
slices pineapple. ! cup mayonnaiSe o
salad dressing : tspz. iemon juice.
cup finely chopped cucumber !
cup chopped wainuls. 4 -. salt,
large walnut halves Drain salmon.
break into ( pieces. and place On
shredded lettuce on platter. Sprinkle
uith minced parsley. Cut pineapple
slices IN halves coat edges with pa
prlka. and form border around sal
mon. Xix maYonnatse. lemon iuicei
cucumber. chopped HalnuE. and
salt Drop a small spoonful 81 each
piece Of salmon top with walnut
halves Pass remaining dressing
separately. Serves G % g.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
.Paradis- Cake

2-3 cup shortening. Il cups sugar,
u eggs. ! teaspoon lemon extract "a
cups cake -four. 2-3 teaspoon salt 3
teaspoons Royal Baking Powder. 81
cup milk. Cream shortening: add
sugar slowly. beating IN well Add
unbeaten EGGS. NJ az 3 time, beat
ing weu after egg Is added. add
lemon extract Sift together dry IN
gradients and add alternately with
milk 20 first mixture. Bake IN 2
creased nine-inch layer cake pans
N moderate oven at SIS r about
Is minutes. Cool Put layers to-
gether and cover top and sides with
Paradise filling. Sprinkle top and
SIDES with / cup shredded cocoanut
Makes ! tHo-layeT cake.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

fine. add a little thick broth 70 II
ana pack 0ne-third Of chicken In
and obioEg glass OF earthen dish
Peel eggs which have recently been
hardboIled and sprinkle with salt.
Place them lengtnwise through
center OF the chicken. Slice pickles
and lay on either side Of eggs
tlcngthatae alaei. PACK remaining
chicken ovcr this and pour ketchup
through center. Let chill. Reverse
loaf OH platter and garnLh with
celery or lettuce and slice croeswise.
Hints For salad To Keep In
Mind
Recipes for salad are always
helpful, and there are many times
when you viii want To order Just
the ingredients called for and make
the salads exactly rs directed. but
don't be timid about putting your
own personality into your salads
For instance. many a woman Is
famous for her salads because she
knoxs the Simple trick OF adding
flavor, feed value and appetite APP
peal by using walnut2 liberally.
Following are some suggestions
Clip them and put them IN a handy
place for frequent reference. Salad
0reens-YounR beet tops. zprtgz Of
mint. burA Of chicory. watercress.
endiye, romaine. cabbage, lettuce
tieaf one head. leaves Of spinach
~eunco0kedl. dandelion green's.
Garnisia and dressing suggestions
Flute bananas by running the
prongs Of a fork lengthwise down 3
peeled banana. then slice crosawise.
Chopped broken or whole walnut
kernels are 4 welcome addition 70
fruit vegetable and meat salads
use them often IN IN the salads. and
IN the dressings a. well Is for
garnishes. Add chopped ripe olives
to youu salad dressing. Especially
good with orange and banana salads.
Use fruit juices 70 thin mayun-
nalse and to mix with French dres-
slug, Canuied fruit peeis add 70
fruit salad, as they offer both =
change Ia texture and colox.
Topping for salads may uen tn
elude foods such rs raistnz. wal
nuts and shredded coeoanuL
Fruit gelatin sliced OF cut into
~gllstening cubes add much 70 your
fruit salads.
When using an oil. vinegar or
lemon juice dressing on salad
green's always add the oil first, then
the vinegar Or lemon juice If vine
gar Is added first the green's be-
COME wet and The oil will not cling
70 them. add q little lemon Juice Or
vinegar 10 sweet cream for salad
dressing. This makes q quick sub
stitute for SOU cream.
Brighten up the edges OF lettuce
leaves b dipping them IN paprika.
Chopped parsley viii add q gag
touch 70 the edges Of pineapple
slices.
Ham Loaf ana Cranberrtes
Ham loaf with cranberry sauce
J cups ground cooked ham OF
shoulder. / or ? eggs. ? tablespoons
minced parsley. ? tablespoons mine
ed onion. I cup bread crumbs. / cur
milk, salt ard pepper. / Iz-ounee
can Iellied cranberry sauce. Mtx tn
gradients thorough. except cranber-
y sauce. Crush cranberry saocs
With 3 fork. and spread over bot
tom Of well-greased loaf pan. ar
range meat mixture over cranberry
sauce. pressing down firmly. Bake Il
moderate oven. $50 r. - to 4
minutes The not cranberry saues
may be put on the loaf after baking
Il desired Serves SIX.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
paradise FiEnm

! emp dried apprieots. Il cups warm
wafer. u cups powdered sugar. IL
tablespoons salt ( bananas :
tablespoons knun juice soak aur-
Cots n warm water fuE I hour,
bring 10 boil and cook ; minutes
Put through sieve. Drain pulp Of
excess juice. ~reseEving ! cup pulp for
filling. Nix powdered sugar. corn
starch and salt. add apricot pulp.
Cox IN double boiler about Is min
utes @ until thick. stirring OCCASION
allY Peel and Su1e bananas: ed 20
apricot mixture. cook 10 minutes
longer o. Until bananas are soflened.
Add lemon Ialce. Remove from heat.
Beza until smooth CooL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
Household Hint

When buying fresh shrirps fof
cocktails, four or I've per person
i enough. always remove the
little black VEN running around
The outside With . shaTp-polnted
knife
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

4 tablespoons butter. 1 teaspoon
salt / teaspoon white pepper.
white pepper.
Boald liquid IN double boiler. Melt
butter slowly IN q heavy pot. 80 Il
does mot brown. stir IA the flour,
mixing thoroughly. until perfectly
smooth Cock slowly over n low fire.
stirring occasionally. and ailow 70
bubble for several minutes Remove
from stove, and add snalded liquid
slowly. stirring constantly. Put back
over low heat. and again stir con-
SANITY. until thick and smooth
Add salt and pepper. yields /
quart.
Cheese Circles &c ith Deiictstzs
AIeat PIE
Nev pastry topping gise social
grace % old favoFlte IN food realm
Meat pies have always been
wholesome and homespun ~ but
they're social climbers now that
cheese circles provide the top
hats Beef, lamb Or veal. the pies
are stlil the same old favoritcs. but
the new pastry toppinEs give them
plenty OF social stamina with pfios-
pirates Ia the baking powder and
elamof with the grated cheese. Put
your next meat PIE IN the menu
a~pTer-crust with c recipe.
Meat Pie With Cheese Circles
4 cups cooked beef, lamb OF veal.
cut IN l-tnen cubes. / cup cooked
sliced carrots. ! cup cooked small
onions. "a cups gravy. arrange the
meat. carrots, ana onion IN IA
quart casserole. Pour over the gravy
and bake IN a not oven ts50 de-
Rrees Fahrenneit@ 10 minutes until
tine mixture Is heated through. Re
move from oven and place cheese
circles on top Return 70 oven and
bake = TO Is minutes until the bis
cults are lightly Drowned Make 6
servings.
Cheese Circles
"a cups Sifted flour. : teaspoons
baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt 3
tablespoons shortening. with two
knives Or pastry blender. Add milk,
stirring unttl q soft but not sticky
dough Is formed. Place dough ON
noured board. pat oct 10 f-lnch
thickness and cut into rings with
d0ughnut cutter. or form into 2
inch rounds Sprinkle with grated
cheese. Bake As directed.
swiss Chocolate Cake
cup shortening. ! teaspoon va
nilla. Il cups sugar. ? eggs. ? cups
-four. : ounces chocolate. 7t tea
spoons baking powder. / cup evep-
Grated milk. S. teaspoons saat,
combine shortening. salt and va
nilla. Add sugar gradually and
cream Until light and fluffy. Add
eeES. unbeaten. one At . time and
beat vel after each addition. Add
melted chocolate and blend vel.
6lft flour and baking powder %
getaer three times. Add small amount
Of flour 10 shortening mixture, alter
nate gtth milk. beating after each
addition until smooth. Pour batter
into two s-inch layer pans. creased
With shortening. Bake at $50 de-
greez +. $50 minutes. Spread Swiss
chocolate froeting between layers
and on top O. cake.
swiss Chocolate FrasianR
! package cream cheese. 4 table
spoons top milk. : cups eonfectioners
sugar. I ounce chocolate. I tea
spoon vanilla, Is teaspoon salt
Soften cheese with miik add salt
add melted chocolate and beat aati
smooth. add vanilla.
Chicken Leaf
] medium size hen. I eggs. : small
cucumber pickles. 2 tablespoon
ketehup. Boil chicken until bones
are easy 70 remove. cut the meai
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
PORK and A
En- CASSEROLE
Score q Touchdown n
on Football
Supper Menus

WITH football season near a.
WI hand. We asked the wife Of one
ef . most famous football coaches
ffrE. Leu Little. what she hkes 20
ssFvs after the game.
1--WE IKE 70 entertain in . simple
manner" said Mrs. Little. There
nrgt be good food. not elaborate
cut plenty Of f. Everyone VIII Ike
ehis menu from the hungriest player
20 IRE daintleat feminine guest"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
Household Hint

When yuu are going 70 use slieed
Brazil nuts. soak them for tsn
minutes tn eoh water 10 eover.
1kain snd cut into thin erosswiss
slices With q sharp knif&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

l pound smoked Ehiteftzh. ! cup
Elne vinegar. salad green's. Marin
ate smoked whilefish N vine vine
gar for : hour. Drain sell serve a
salad green's Serves 6.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
Supper On Trays
Appeal To Appetite

Easily Prepared supper n-A- Tray
For the main dish on my tray
supper I have chosen 3 hearty meal
salad. because II Is tasty and delic-
ious. hearty enough to make one
well fed. and also IT makes use OF
the leftovcrs. an advantage always.
Tray Supper Menu-Frozen To-
mato Juice. veal and celery salad.
cottage cheese, carrot sticks. bread
and butter sandwiches, ice tea. eof-
fee OF ginger ale. dessert
Season the tomato juice and pour
1t into an ice tray; freeze until
muSny. Season the cottage cheese
with salt and pepper. perhaps a
little onion. The sandwiches may be
made. wrapped IN a damp cloth
and kept fresh until needed To
make the salad: two cups cooked
veal. diced I cup celery, diced !
cucumber. pared and cuked; French
dressing. mayonnalse, lettuce. Cut
the cooked veal into l 70 3-s inch
dice. MaFlnate IN French dressing
When almost ready to serve, com
blne with diced celery and cucum-
Der and moAsten with mayonnaise
Serve on 9 lettuce leaf. II you want
q quick. easy dessert stew some
plums and thicken juice with = lit
tie tapioca good hot OF cold
Dishes served On q tray for weary
workers after a busy dasJellled OF
hot bouillon. cold corned beef.
h~oFesradish sauce. sliced tomatoes.
buttered rolls. cheese fondu. french
dressing, cup cakes. iced tea or eof-
fee.
Cheese Fondn-One and one-half
cups soft crumbs. l cup soalded milk
~ cups grated cheese. / teaspoon
salt. l teaspoon paprika. I eggs. sepa-
rated Soak break crumbs in warm
mix for 10 minutes. Mix with chess
salt and paprika Add beaten egg
yolks and mix well Fold H. stiffly
beaten egg whites and pour into a
CREASED baking pan Set IN an
other pan containing a inch OF
hot water and bake Tor 20 O. 30
minutes. IN q moderate oven Serve
az once with walnuts over the top.
Tray sapper
ERe poached IN Tomato sauce
toast ported ham canapes. shrimp
and pineapple salad. french bread
butter OF Jelly. gingerbread tarts
coffee.
Egg Poaehed II Tomato Juloe
Two cups tomato juice. : cups water
salt and pepper. ! eeES. Combine
tomato juice and water. Season 70
taste. Heat "a stmmeFIng point
Break eggs carefully and add = a.
q time to me liquid Simmer until
white Of eeg Is firm and serve on
toast
shrimp and Pineapple salad
Two cups cooked shrimp | Gun
pineapple wedges. Il stuffed Olives
! teaspoon papTika. Freneh dressing
Be sure - remove BLACK line from
shrimp after cooking and reznov-
ting shell Gu each 10 - or three
pieces and ALLOW . stand II French
dressing II refrigerator. For the
dressing Use ! teaspoon salt tea
spoon sugar. l-e teaspoon papaka
half a cup Of olive on and tzo Ia
four tablespoons af lemon juIae or
mid vinegar Drain and chill the
canned pineapple cutting into snail
wedges Combine shrimp and pine
apple and serve IA lettuce ems
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26
A Soup Treat
For the Guest

START pour next guest dinnsx
with onion soup. I'm giving yoa
On Easy recipe 70 uss. also . recipe
for ehseas c~routons 70 serve
with f.
Today'a Menu
Onion ssup With Cheese croutsssz
Roast FOWL Mashed Potatoes
Dreamed Tnrnips and Carrots
Pear Salad Honey Mousse
Sour Cream cooksss
Cefee Sailed Nuts
Ozlsm Soup ~ith Cheese C-rcutsnn
8 thsps. butter ] can eonsomtn6
eps. onions, l car watsr
thinly sliced Cheese croutnna
Cook oalons in butter until
brown. add canned consomme and
wntar and heat for 70 minutes.
Tor the cheese eroul0na cut thin
alleea Of Preach bread o. hard
roils. and toast
aprinkis with grated sharp
cheese, brown under bFailsr and
serve On top Of soup.
Hsasy Meusss
4 @. purs ep. whipping
strained eresH or
honey axaporated
egYs miik
Pinch salt
Heat honey In top Of double
boiler, pour over slightly beaten
sazs. beating rapidly. Return %
ds~ubis-boiisr and cook until naix-
tnrs coats the spoon, then eooI.
Chm cream OF milk In bowl mr.
rounded By clipped lee and sslG
Wkip until stiff and fold tn honey
eRr mixture, mixing hghfiy but
thorouRhly. Turn into Pressing
tray Of refrigerator and sIlow
frosn . 10 9 hours for frsszinz.
earres6
Sour crean Goodies
aeps. nour egg
IL tspa. baking 1 ep. sugar
powder y pit sour
tsp. soda cream
a tsp. salt y tap. vanilla
Biff dour, measure and ain
aeain with baking powder. soda
and salt Beat egg, add sugar
gradually, beating Il In wen, then
odd sifted dry ingredients aitsT-
nakaiy with sour cream Add
vanilla. Drop from teaspoon on
CREASED cookie sheet, sprinkle
with cinnamon and sugar and
preaa Q rAisin IN centar Of sneh-
ibeks In &nos oven for 10 Minutes
xhks amount makes 3 dozen cooMr
eza sAoxtsninz h needed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

medium size hen. I eggs. 2 small
cucumber pickles 2 tablespoons
ketehup. Boil chicken until bones
are easy 70 remove. cut the meat
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

] package cream cheese, 4 table
spoons top milk. 2 cups eonfectianers
sugar. I ounce chocolate. I tea
spoon vanilla. Is teaspoon salt
Soften cheese with milk add salt
add melted chocolate and beat anti
kmnxafh add vanilla
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-26

Cut - small, green asparagus
ups il email pieces. Have your
stew pan ready with } cup Of
water ii 1t ard a little butter. salt
anc pepper. Cook the asparagus IN
this for aboat - minutes. Have
eight eegx beaten and seasoned
with salt and pepper. Add a little
chopped pafdley. a Bat Of butter and
. tablespoon OF cream. lib the as-
parAgus w1th thh and scramble.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
16O5 New HamnShire Ave. NV.
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.

Walking distance, phone every room,
club atmosphere, selective menus over 100
guests, hotel desk service A room to share
March 1St for boy $50 mo-; also one at
$40 mo-, another for girl. $3.50 mo. dou-
BILE for y at $40 me March ISt
Evening star., 1941-02-26

400 DECATUR ST. NV ROOMS
ton: Convenient cars. stores. etc. Reas
Evening star., 1941-02-26

BARGAIN. 3e6 v. ST. NE-NR. SCHOOLS.
5 rooms bath, porch, yard: newly reno
waited S37.50. Open. OWNER, MI. 00S7.
26lO CATHEDRAL AVE NW-3 ROOMS.
bath, kitchen, S65, including gas, electric
Evening star., 1941-02-26

TAKoMA PARK. MD. SHERMAN AVE-
rooms kitchen, bath: heat, gas. elec. and
garage incl: $50. Adults. SH. 1925.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. KIT. AND BATH
elec and gas incl. in rent: adults only:
reasonable 3R16 Park pl q w
Evening star., 1941-02-26

$50 00-CONVENIENT NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. utilities included Gail
REALTY ASSOCIATES MA 143S
Evening star., 1941-02-26

300.
Two rooms modern kitchen, tile bath
with built-in tub and shower: desirable
completely remodeled apartment: floors
scraped and refnished; new tabletop gas
range: electric refrigeration on house
current
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1O24 Vermont Ave. DI sI4l
Evening star., 1941-02-26

> b; oil ht. gar: 500
THOS- L. PHILLIPS. 35lS Conn. WO Tann,
220 EMERSON ST NW-6 ROOMS AND
bath, recreation rm., with shower and
toilet; gar: SO. BY OWNER GE. S5l4
Evening star., 1941-02-26
!S4!5
BRAND-NEW.

1900 TAYLOR ST. NV rms. kitchen
ana an SGa1s gag Tree 1,.G IsITIseTation G open
Evening star., 1941-02-26

1921 Sth ST NV
s rooms and bath. front and rear yards
refriserator. heat furnished; $50.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
Evening star., 1941-02-26

{ RANDOLPH 7269-Large, sunny room:
:. | strictly private home. private bath: avail
> able adults of discriminating taste.
Evening star., 1941-02-26

ARL, Lyon Vii. 10 min to Navy Bldg:
gent: sgle. rm., bd., tranSp. 10 Navy Bldg:
gentiles only. 1907 N. Hartford ST. CHI. 1866.
Evening star., 1941-02-26

sHHfoi3 ahd SIS '0 9RFFepro6t hE 3 A hA a a % one
room, kit. dinette, pvt bath: ] or per- per;
seT3ce sePs aa1 4cefy sek farnshed 4h NA 54!s luu
OVERLOOKING sHoREHAM HOTEL
Fireplace. liv. rm.. bedrms., new twin
beds mod. bath, kit, linens. AID. 3I..O.
pieteIy furnished: radio. piano; NV. Ioca-
tion; available March Is; SIS. AID. 22!7.
and bath. nicely furnished; gas, electricity
doWntoVn. low Tow rsel Me. e. asi4. .OD lO4 e-e' -
o96 End Me- RMS, KIT. SINK ELEc.
od4 fsfs adats sisf@ pfs hs9t So wf fs' entire
l OR GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE APT.
Apt 205 Call after 8 pm.
715 ALLISON ST. NV CHEERFUL
ANOTHER GIRL TO SHARE coNy. LOG.
sGa Spt 40 go @ AD oo74 t s s3S5o OPS or SIS So f0'
s5Sta 5s5rd 1sta AsS ST. T% room Kit BoGK b2sh
1929 EUCLID ST. N.W:-ATTRACTIyE
Frigidaire sink: 81 wk. Hobart $40.
4dd 15an aaps1s saARN kaheh sG ysmpRE S.S
floor: utilities furn.: reasonable.
634 IRVING ST. N.w.-1st FL, 2 RMS,
kit, bath. basement. gar; oil heat. refg;
util. furn.: S55. RA. 9135. Adults.
sUBLET-ALBAN TOWERS, 1900 Mass.
ave. n.w.-completely furn, rooms, kit,
dinette BATH porch. Apt. 214.
3419 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W;-1st FL. 3
rms, kitchen, pvt. bath shower, refg.,
ch.w., phone.
GIRL, TO SHARE LARGE 1-RooM APT.
with another; nice location. Call Michi-
gan 4645, after pm
720. ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Entire 2nd a., liv. rm.. bedrm. kit, dinette,
pvt. tile bath, scr. porch, innerspring mat
tress, new tabletop stove. elec. refE.. oil
heat: light. gas furn, S4S mo-, couple;
gentle adults. Taylor 1850.
GROOM APT-ATTRACTIvEIY FURN.
bath, shower, maid service, refg., utilities
incl; $50. DI. 2645.
1s46 INGLEsIDE TER. ,w.-1st-FLooR
apt, . or 3 rms. pvt. bath; also l studio
rm 1st. A. front Hobart 4914.
Mr.. CONN AVE, DUPONT CIRCLE, 2O19
o St n.w-Beautiful, newly decorated and
furnished: large sitting 1m. bedrm.: large
eliminating gentlemen. DU. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

RLINGTON-Attractiv front rm., con-
neCtinr bath Quiet home. No other
guests Unlim. phone. Gentleman. CH. 5478;
ARLINGTON. VA, 1892 N Veitch St.
Double room with dressing room and porch.
Excellent meals. CHI. 671S.