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Evening star., 1949-12-26
by Betty BeoIe

reason to, inasmuch as an eron-
nous crate arriving at the same
time contained a bathtub, a cake
of soap and a towel. Certainly
no skunk-giver before had ever
been so thoughtful as to provide
the wherewithal to clean up along
with the doubtful pet. The ultimo,
you might say, in present giving.
The adorable little striped wood
pussy. though. turned out to be
deodorized. romped through the
Brownings' house and served to
scare the daylight out of their
friends. They gave it to the ZOO.
This year Norman sent them
rooster which came in a crate
and no sooner arrived than 1t
began to make the most terrific
rooster racket. Before Hays and
Kay had decided what to do. the
police had come around to say
they would have to get rid of it
because the neighbors were COM
planning of being awakened at
the crack Of dawn. They gave it
to friend with a farm, and Hays
wired back to Norman Woolworth,
Hoping you are coming now. Cops
have your friend and me in jail.
However Kay thinks we both look
better in the oven."
Speaking of the zoo, here's a
story that will make you wish you
hadn't consumed so much turkey,
eggnog and a mixture Of every
thing else yesterday and today.
That attractive Donald Dawson
couple arrived back from Florida
just in time to get In = couple Of
pre-Christmas parties. Sunburned
and healthy looking, pretty Alva
couldn't help boasting about q
new experience.
Seems that down in Silver
Springs. Fla, there is a snake
farm where venom is abstracted
for medicinal purposes. The Daw-
sons visited same and little Alva,
out of sheer curiosity, held a five
foot snake in her own hands! She
wanted to know what it felt like,
she said. Discovered that it wasn't
slimey at all, but warm. dry and
soft.
Additional Society on b.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
By Katharine M. Brooks

Small and informal parties at
embassies and legations will con-
tinue through the holidays and
New Year Day will be the anniver-
sary of independence for Haiti.
The Ambassador. Mr.. Joseph d.
Charles, will entertain his coun-
trymen now in Washington at
/ o'clock that day. Three days
later the Burmese Ambassador
and Nine. So Nyun will be hosts
at an evening reception to mark
the second anniversary OF their
country's independence from the
British Commonwealth of Ma
tionS.
The Australian Ambassador and
. Mrs. Norman j. o. Maxim also
will give a large reception on
their independence day, January
26. However, the Ambassador,
who was his country's delegate to
the United Nations, and Mrs.
Maxim hope to have several weeks
vacation before the party.
Two other national holidays the
first month of the year are those
of Saudi Arabia whose King as
cended the throne January 8. and
Luxembourg where the birthday
anniversary of the Grand Duchess
Charlotte is celebrated.
Other Porties This Week
The Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani will give their
Christmas dinner for the members
of the embassy staff this evening.
The Icelandic Minister and Mrs.
Thor Thors will be hosts at a New
Year eve party Saturday when
their guests will be Icelanders in
Washington and it's vicinity.
More informal than the Ice
land party will be the fete of the
Counselor of the Canadian en-
bassy and Mrs. w. D. Matthews
who have invited a few Of his
colleagues to drop in and watch
the old year out.
Other News Of Diplomats
The Iran Ambassador, Mr.. Hus-
sein Ala, will go back to New York
today to join the Shah and re-
main with him until he starts his
journey home. The Ambassador
came to Washington only for the
week end with his family arriv-
ing in the Capital Friday when
his son, Fereydoun Ala also came
from Boston. Fereydoun is a stu
dent at Harvard and completed
the family circle of the Ambassa-
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Miss Mead ENGAGED

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes B. Mead of Fair
fax, Va, of the engagement o1
their daughter, Marilyn Joyce, tt
Midshipman William James Burke
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Burke o1
San Bernardino, Calf.
Miss Mead was graduated from
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia, Fredericks-
burg. The wedding will take place
In June upon Midshipman Burke s
graduation from the United States
Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
|WC7U to Meet

The Woman's Christian Tenn
perence Union will hold an Execu-
tive Board meeting at 10:30 am
Wednesday at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, 900 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. Mrs. Guy
F. Glossbrenner will preside.
The board session will be pre-.
ceded by an officers meeting al
$50 am.
Evening star., 1949-12-26

were Mrs. Jennings Bailey, jr.
Mrs. Jerome Burke, Mrs. Wynd-
ham Wills, Mrs. Leroy Sawyer
Mrs. Alan Chenery. Mrs. Edmund
Parry, Mrs. Roberts Larson, Mrs
Curtis Walker, Mrs. Harry Sem
mes and the hosts daughter, Miss
Anna Hopton Coe.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Miss Tactic Wed

Miss Marion G.. Tactic, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Tactic
and Mr.. Chester Morton Kaufman
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nor
ton of Brooklyn, were married
yesterday afternoon at Hotel 2400
Rabbi Solomon r. Metz officiat-
ing.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
In the News

| Miss Margaretta Kenestrick,
daughter OF, Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
Kenestrick, will honor recent
graduates of the National Cathe-
dral School for Girls at a lunch
con next Friday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Some 'OuiCkie' Lenten Meals

only half of the recipe from an
8-ounce fiat can Of salmon.
SALMON CURRY Az GRATN
cup rice
8 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
u teaspoon dry mustard
y teaspoon curry powder
11a cups milk
1-pound can salmon
"a pound sharp American cheese
Wash rice and cook in rapidly
boiling salted water for Is min
utes. Drain and wash off excess
starch. Melt the butter and stir
in the -four and seasonings; add
milk, liquid and oil from the
salmon and cook until thickened,
stirring constantly. Crate the
cheese and save out 3 tablespoons
for the top; combine the rest with
the sauce. rice and the salmon
that has been broken into large
fakes. Turn into q. medium size
oiled casserole and sprinkle re-
naming cheese on top. Bake in a
moderate oven. $50 degrees F., IS
minutes. Eight servings.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
JELLY OMELET.
pound mild cheddar cheese

JELLY OMELE1.
u pound mild cheddar cheese
" cup milk
4 eggs
Salt. pepper
8 tablespoons butter or margarine
Tart jelly
Melt the cheese in the top Of a
double boiler. Gradually add the
milk, stirring until the mixture
is smooth. Beat the egg yolks in
q bowl, add seasonings to taste,
and slowly blend in the cheese
mixture. Fold in the stiffly beaten
egg whites. and pour into skillet
in which the butter or margarine
has been melted. Cook slowly
until done. Place in slow oven,
800 degrees F.. a few moments
to dry the top. Spread half Of the
omelet with tart jelly, fold the
other half over 1t. and serve i'm
mediately.
My second suggestion is recipe
that also uses cheese in combina-
ton with the sea-tang flavor OF
canned salmon. You see there's
no end to the number of good
dishes that can be made from this
threesome eggs. fish and
cheese II you cudgel your
brains a bit. This dish Is prac-
tically bursting with food values
the fish is rich in minerals,
vitamins and protein. the dairy
product contributes the milk min
erals, calcium and PHOSPHORUS,
so important to the building Of
sound teeth and bones.
Salmon curry au gratin" is q
tasty Lenten dish. one that will
soon be high on your list Of favor
ties because it is so easy to pre-
pare. The baking time gives ample
time for setting the table, prepar-
ing the other foods. and washing
the preparation dishes. Easy. too.
to serve, for the casserole Is
brought right to the table. II
your family is small prepare
Evening star., 1949-02-21
By Violet Faulkner
Food Editor,

With Lent just around the cor
ner it's high time we started
thinking about some meatless
main dishes. The old reliables
eggs, fish and cheese
will appear more often than usual
on the menus during this season.
Now, it's often been said that the
proof Of a good cook is what she
can do with familiar foods, not
the rare or exotic. So here Is your
chance to prove that you're really
an inspired cook when you can
take these basic foods. stir in some
imagination and turn up with
Lenten dishes that will click.
For our first recipe let's have
q variation Of that classic standby
the omelet. This is an
omelet rich with the taste of
golden cheese. its flavor pointed
up with a tart jelly. If you've
been inclined to think of omelets
as strictly breakfast fare. this one
will cause you to change your
mind, and bring out your smooth
est skillet. The family Is due for
a pleasant conversion. too, be-
cause here's q dish that Is just as
good for luncheon or supper as it
is for a hearty breakfast.
I suppose there are as many
schools of thought on omelet-
making as there are on cooking
a steak, and all of them have their
good points. But when 1t comes
to serving an omelet for the main
dish, I like a fluffy one. And one
that f1uffs EVERY TIME. so that
when you break into it with a fork
a little swish" of air seems to
burst forth from the golden brown
puff. No trick at all to making it,
Just a simple technique. That an
omelet should be hot and served
Immediately goes without saying.
Choose a mild cheddar, one
that is recommended for its good
behavior when exposed to heat.
Remember, cheese. like eggs,
should be cooked at low tempera-
lures to insure success. This dish
Is 50 quickly made. bound to
please the whole family. you'll
catch yourself making 1t often
during the weeks ahead.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Bv Barbara Bell

This cleverly styled frock for
special occasions is delightfully."-
young and smart. The softly
draped skirt has d big bow topping
sthe fullness at the back. Note the
pretty neckline.
Pattern No.. 3045 is designed for
sizes 10, IL, IA, 16. lS and 90
Size IL requires 5A yards of SO
or 39-inch fabric.
@'gFor this pattern, send rs cents,
In coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star. p. o. Box 90. Station G. New
York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
SWEET PICKLES;
TOWEL RACKS.

(From E. C. r., Falls Church,
To Mr.. E. S.. Washington, sweet
pickles from sour. Cut sour pickles
in halves or quarters and put In
bowl. Cover with cold water and
let stand seven hours. Drain and
wash with fresh water. For two
quarts sprinkle on two cups granu-
lated sugar and 80 whole cloves. II
not enough liquid is formed, add
q little weak vinegar.
To Mrs. G. F., Takoma Park
Towel Bar: The large S and 10 ex-
tending from F to G street be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth has
small towel racks, with small
vacuum cups at each end which
can be attached to practically any
surface and which can be moved
when necessary. These seem te
be the answer to lack Of towel
space in our bath room.
II X
BOOK RECOMMENDED.
fFron1 Mrs. J. d., Takomd Park
I have been interested in the
replies to the request for a dozen
best varieties of African violets
I kept track of those mentioned
and Instead of II there were 40, so
I was still in the dark as to the
best dozen varieties. I see one
person mentioned a favorite Of all
and that gave me the idea to re-
quest that each of us write in and
name just one violet, our favorite
variety. In that way perhaps we
can come to some conclusion as to
the varieties which have proved
to be the best for color. size and
xturdiness. My favorite is du Pont
Lavendar Pink. What is yours?
In addition to this I would like
to suggest that all African violet
growers should read the book
AFRICAN Violets" by Helen Van
Pelt Wilson. 1t will answer al
Questions concerning care OF
plants, propagation, diseases, etc
and end forever the rumor con-
cerning yellow violet. The book
Is available at the public library
but after reading the library copy
I had to have one of my own, fol
It contained so much valuable in
formation that I wanted to have
1t on hand for reference at any
time,
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Bv Peggy Roberts

By Peegy Roberts
Embroider or crochet this lovely
Eastern Star emblem for q wall
hanging or cushion top. Easy-to-
follow filet crochet chart and hot
iron transfer are both included
with the pattern.
Pattern, Envelope No. R27s0
contains complete crocheting in
structions, stitch illustrations, ma
terial requirements. hot-tron
transfer and complete embroider-
ing directions.
To obtain this pattern, send 20
cents in coins. giving pattern num-
Der. your name. address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts. The
Washington Star, p. o. Box 100,
Station @. New York 10. N. z.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
"FAT-FREE PRODUCTS"

from NJ. S. A., LeeSburgJ
I noticed in the column the
other day, some one asking for a
firm who sells Fat Free and Salt
Free" products, also requesting a
"Dressing.' There is a represen-
tative in Washington representing
the Milani Institutional Foods, Mr..
Lassitz. 2701 Twenty-sixth street
NE, Washington, D. c. Hope this
will be information well worth
while.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
WINE MAKING.

(From Mrs. c. c. S., VtenndJ
First, thanks to the lady who
referred me to the Minerva Knit
ting Instruction Book and to Mrs.
D. r. D., jr., for the name OF the
booklet on making Christmas
cards. Also thanks to the lady
who advised buying the conven-
tional type pinking shears. love
'em!
For those who desire to make
wine there is a delightful book,
Peggy Hutchinson's Homemade
Wine Secrets" published by David
Mckay Company, Washington
Square, Philadelphia, Pa. Even
though the author Is British and
some Of her phrases and terms
odd-sounding the recipes are ex-
tremely easy to follow and fairly
inexpensive.
THANK YOU NOTE.
(From M. A. c., ArltngtonJ
I would like to express my grad
titude to Mrs. P. NJ. Kensington.
Md. and Mrs. s. B. A, Arlington
for their kindness in sending me
the information desired.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
LOS ANGELES?

(From Mrs. c., WashingtonJ
Could some one tell me how the
cost Of living in Los Angeles COM
pares with that of Washington? If
you have lived there, and are not a
native, do you like living there as
we'll or better than here? How do
the schools in Los Angeles rate?
How do housing costs compare
with those here? Would appre-
ciate all possible information on
this subject as an aid to a vital
decision,
Evening star., 1949-03-13
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

PRIVATE, LARGE, SUNNY bedroom
for LADY in apt; doWnt9Hn sesaion' ssd
pWrsh pps she5 GRa sa' to n SHARE an Mp sp Nicely
furnished; NV. section. Tu. 4S:t3
WIDOW share an apt. with rehned
/ working couple no drinking Can
LOVELY I-BEDRooM APT. exchange
gRg R to 81 GalI RE, = oaI $tIS conn,.
RfFlsfD n3sf e3HRs fRRFlo3fD fe d Girl I'st desires
NV. attractive apt. to share with
EMPLOYED COUPLE or 2 business
heat and teievision. FIR. 303l
GIRL, 23-2s. share furn. apt. with z
gentle Girls. in modern. apt. bldg.
oS1 s. ~; ,;5 snss .4is inrrs IA
GIRL, $50 to share eficiency apt.
with another girl: excel. NV. loc;
TWO GIRLS (Jewish) wish another
fine young lady. % to 30. share
! per mo. Phone co "70s. Ia
NICE SINGLE colored. Girl to share
arate beds. ia. 1889. 1907 Warder
ARLINGToN Ri F;GN Comfortable separate
room. connecting bath, use of kitch-
waNfEp0one sa 81; oess: girl. a4-s5. to share
! Pleasant Plea ant section. section Du. so79 after 8
pm; Sat. and ! Pm; Sun, u,,n Mla awo
wfhf pfhfr SHARE slIii ca my 60: sroom nso KITCHEN
/ and bath apt. with l or 2 refined
ladies; splendid neighbserhood. EXCEL.
transp; Cal! 9W; S242; wVls
so6Icouple Or mother and shild d
lady, pvt bedrm.. clean bath, all
home privil.: S35 mo. ca, excel
transp., good refs. req. RA. 1884.
ARLINGTON -. Congenial girl to
1le NIP; from rom e"St'1 dO~ntov1n Wash. ;;o9W
Girl Girl TO SHARE e-bedroom apt,
transportstion. IRAN Cali LIZ. 5000
COUPLE to share o-bedrm. apt. In
aot bldg. near l4th and Fairmont
SITS. NV, with another cpl. DE.
GIRL to share apt. with . others:
baby considered; ne. section. Call
FIR. $3.50. IA
PUSINESSWOMAN. 80. will share l.
bedrm. apt twin bedsl in NV. sec.
with another empl. woman; excellent
transp; S65 per mo. includes maid
and laundry service: refs. req. Call
MA O7O2, Friday until pm. and
Sat. am. RA. 1925 ewes. and Sun.
REFINED JEWISH young lady, 20 to
%. share beautiful rm.. furn.. mod.
apt. brand-new bldg. better NV:
excel, character and high moral
standards; refs. EXCHANGED. Box
253-X, Star. 10
Evening star., 1949-03-13
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires room. pvt.
home. Mar 25. no other roomers.
Give address and phone. Prefer
gutter e4ts 10th or Conn. ave. Box q. &c
BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM or
den with private bath. completely
Chase, wanted BY bachelor. Please
write Box AZ 4S3-A; @ Star. ~
RA. flA''y 4ss7' stn and kennedy SITS 15. NV
LADY, Govt. employed, univ. grad;
desires room in home or apt. would
stay some evenings with children
for part expense. Box 11-C, Star.
ROOM, kitchen privileges: Jewish
modern home. OF refined adults: for
lady; reasonable. Box 443-A. Star
OLD LADY desires furnished ;sI2es,. roem; en-
ROOM with private bath; in quiet
adult home; BY settled, refined lady,
employed Box SIC. Star.
MAN, a. gentle, Government attor.
family; no other roomers; under
$40: NV. only. Box 1o5-c, Star. I.
ROOM, bath; meals: or means OF
getting them; discriminating Govt.
rT1RRny T9Tan Boy bS6 l3tG 4etred s'sr Wants COM
Portable light room; NV. section;
kitchen privils.; with settled people;
reasonable rent. Box 3l9-T. Star
YOUNG MAN wants furn. room, prl-
vate bath and entrance; NV. sec;
$40 max Box 4S9-A. Star. 49,
EMPL. THIS PAPER. nightworker,
nondrinker needs rm. 4 days wk,
Give loc.., transp., rate. Write Box
&c, Star. IL
LADY, employed. wishes furnished
room in Sc section. in private home,
within walking distance OF Capitol
and Library Box 7l-C. Star. -.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
RMS. APIS. TO SHARE lcont.

AVAILABLE APRIL 1, prof. woman.
late 30s, absent considerably will
share her furn. apt. 18th and Col
rd.,, with, congen., resp. girl; refs.
CONGENIAL GIRL, share bedrm. apt,
Wis. ave. NV, with another girl.
NEAR G. W. UNIv.-Young man to
snare room with another. running
water; SIS week. Call Ex 2491.
A GIRL TO SHARE furnished apart
see[ion ment with Ap sn0sher sas4 girl 2S-3o' NV
ATTKACT16E s-BEDRM. APT. in
apt. building, to occupy with L
lady; April l. Petworth ia 3l44.
LADY WILL SHARE apt. with con-
genial lady; ,conv. l4th st: loc.;
mGds59 f0t E%sH Sfs GIRL AR sss4 sas apart
ment to share with neat and con-
genial girl $500. AID. $500.
EMPLoYED EMP LADY, a5-s5. to share
very. attractive apt. with another
eRdae sRp Fey TG 25sS oSy after { has p% oTn n rm
another lady; refs; avail. April l.;
at Columbia rd. NV. co. 52ss.
DUPONT cIRCLE-student or eul-
tS5ss ssR5srss to 1h shifs g. ss w. 9sESs
student. HU. S766. 49,
GIRL to share modern apt. with 3
other girls; 10th st. NV. Call HU.
9047 after & pm. -16
LADY would like l or Q congenial
girls to share 3-rm., kit. and bath
YOUNG LADY to share efficiency apt.
nesy Hsa aR11hsF fu2n Mf fdy 7soo R" Es Seetaa 9a
Mr.. 18th STREET CARLINE; want
apt. in apt. bldg. with l other; sep
arate rooms; S37 incl. all utilities.
LADY ADJ To- 10 SHARE APT. with another 5'f
lady; beautifully furnished maid
service. $50. Call OR. 0l@3. 13'
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with . girls:
gentile sp apt; i, $50 each. 1901 ? st.
WOMAN WILL SHARE nicely fur
with refined woman; excel. NV. To-
cation. Call DU. 6O5S.
ARLINGTON-Lady to share twin
bed room with another lady; refined
IN &c CONVENIENT LoCATIoN-Three
youns ladies desire fourth. HO.
LOVELY, airy, new apartment; kltCn-
en- privileges: twin beds; express bus;
for two empl. mature women: ref
erences eXch Box 491-A. Star :
CONGENIAL GIRL, .5-:}5. share ef-
ficlency apt. with another girl; excel.
transp. ne all privileges, S'5.
UN. 1895.
REFINED GIRL. % to 35. to share
attractive sc. apt. with another girl;
$40 mo. LU. 1893. -l5
LADY WILL SHARE lovely apt. with
congenial girl; in mod. b.dg.. near
GENTLEMAN wishes share his nicely
furn. .?-rm.. kit, bath apt. with an
other gentleman; conv. to bus. car
line. TR $3.50.
GIRL WILL SHARE 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with . girls; $50 each; one,
$50; utilities included. TIE. 5S13.
WILL SHARE attrac. Arm, apt. with
conRenial bus. girl, Prot. age 30-35;
NV, conv. trans; avail. immed.;
refs. co. 6372 between 10-1 pm.
LADY WILL SHARE nicely furnished
apt, two rooms, kitchen and bath,
with lady over 80. DU. 1000, Apt.
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE room
with another girl; twin beds. 2O3S
18th st. NV. Apt. So. MI. 75l2.
CoLoRED-WOULD LIKE COUPLE
or . girls to share apartment. Ii.
olS6. Sun. or Mon.
COLORED-MAN TO SHARE neatly
furn. rm. with twin beds with
another man. 541 Kenyon st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp

3 RMS. AND BATH, utiIitles 1qan'
SIC mo " p Phone AD Al, 35a9. 5sf, ki,cbsn mts
car and bus. RA. 2O94. -l3
BERWYN. MD. next to Cafe La
Consa-several apis: avaiianie ,p,afad s90dd Sod
tile bath. new gas stoves. new SINKS,
elec. refgr. utilities Except .sas)
furn. No children. Bus stop in front
of bldg; S69.50 up. on lease; CAL
9sI9 GEORGIA AVE- rooms. can
be used as office or apt. SH. 7o55
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. Md rms
and batn S75 a month; private en-
trance; accept children. Call III
Nw.-sUITE of 2 qnfurn., front
rooms and private bath, for. l or .,
in spacious sunny Groom home OF
small family; share all convenienses
LGE liz. RIM. bedrm.. kit, utilities
furn.; adults only; $50 mo. Al
,iHFuRN' Il s. SH Apr-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. 2
kit. pvt. bath; empl couple. MI.
zoos srd ST. N.w.-lst-foor front
large studio room with kitchen. in
Guiding new stove and refer; next
tIansp: very clean; 81. so month. @
s!s9ys IS sG Fits5fnts's b. ssss e0nv. to tran'D
56O8 FIRST ST. N.E.-Larse room,
Incl; / blk. east Of New Hamp-
shire aye. PVT. entrance; adults
DOES SdEs' yonNG 81 e4sl,R MARRIED couple want
unfurn., large 2-rm. apt, semipvt.
bath, utilities? AID. O671.
OFF 18th sT.-New bldg. liv. rm,
bedrm. kit and bath; empl: CPL;
no children or pets; $3.50 mo,
ses eS1 RosSokH Ok; SssE. AVE-, rakoma Park.
Md. Open sun, i til dark; . bed
kit. porch; individual thermostat
WORTHINGTON REALTY, 81, 1900;
UNFURN. APT.-5 rms, kit. and
Pa. Psh pS1Gh sSn1sn terrace no e6G {aas tn
children: Slo5 mo. incl. util. Phone
By r. AfRiL .fsi 1.-Two women desire
| or . bedroom furnished apt: n n
apt: BLDG: Sl:5 may best care are
GI preference; l-year lease. Open
today Out New Hampshire ave: 20
first red light over District nne;
turn right ! 81 blk; to 95l East-"est
rHEEE INV r Rms: s'''s AsP st'tl BATH, 1st n
cate. sH. s7ae after l2;
ARL.-4 rms. pvt bath ana entr,;. IT..
Avail. Mar. 20; empl. married cpies
eefs. osiy conv m0ni@9h, to bus lines. ow. siss.
MODERN-5 lge. rms. tiled bath:
pvt. entr.: bsmt. and I'd: auto; heat;
sdult family, Sl35. CHI. 4242.