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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-26
Tool Brush Firm
Moves To HAYDEN

The East Cleveland Zoning
Board of Appeals has granted per-
mission to Gerald A. Doyle to rent
his property at 1911 East 125th st.
to light manufacturing company
AS result the Young Arbor Com
pany will move its factory from
2140 Scranton rd. to the East 125th
address. The company, headed by
Ray Young of 304 East 195th st.,
Euclid, manufactures small tools
and brushes. 1t has been located at
the Scranton I'd address for a mum
Der of years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-26
CONDITION FAIR

Still on the danger list at Lake
side Hospital, the condition of
James Blair is reported as "fair''
at press time. Mr.. Blair, clerk of
East Cleveland Municipal Court is
suffering with heart condition.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-26

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J.
Rogish, 1858 Orinoco, boy, David
Allen, April 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-26

"Our G-E dates back to July,
1928. It's still going strong
after all that timer!'
Mr.. George F. Schroeder,
South Freeport, Maine.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
The Chef Suys-

The little woman is hard put to
it. these days, to provide tasty
and nourishing dishes within the
allotted budget. The family rebels
at the same old round Of the least
expensive foods-and if there are
children in the household, real
thought must be given to provid-
ing them with the foods essential
to their growth and well-heing
And the summers warm days lure
the lady of the house outdoors. SO
that cooking something that must
be closely watched loses all at
traction.
AS a solution to this problem ]
suggest really luscious liver and
vegetable pie. done in a casserole,
which may be reheated at the
last minute before serving after
being prepared earlier in the day
Fry 3 slices of bacon and add
to them a pound of liver, cut in
cubes, and ~ cups of chopped
onions. Brown slightly. Mix / cup
of chopped celery, 2 tablespoons
of chopped celery leaves, a cup
of diced carrots, a beef bouillon
cube. a little salt and 3 cups of
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Three Recipes for
Honne-Mude Ice Cream

Everybody loves ice cream -
"boughten" or home made-and
many an amateur chef makes a
collection of unusual recipes along
the frozen dessert line. Here are
"a few from my files which you
may like to keep in yours.
First, there is a cinnamon ice
cream that is spicy and delicious
Mix 25 cup of sweetened con-
|densed milk with "a cup of water
and chill in a refrigerator tray
Whip "a pint of heavy cream, and
fold into the mixture. Freeze to
a mush, scrape from tray. and
beat until smooth. Fold in "a cup
Iof crushed cinnamon stick candy
Replace in freezing unit, and stir
once more before the cream is
completely frozen. If you want to
be really elegant, serve this in
Iparfait glasses, topped with
whipped cream busted with pow
Idered cinnamon
Burnt almond ice cream is
Ianother for the books. In a heavy
skillet caramelize IS cup of sugar
and set aside 2 tablespoons of it
Evening star., 1951-09-06

boiling water. Cook until celery
and carrots are tender. then drain
measure the liquid and add
enough water to make 2 cups. Add
meat mixture and vegetables to
the liquid. then add dash OF
sage, a little paprika and pepper
half a teaspoon of worcestershire
sauce and bring to a brisk boil
Turn into creased casserole.
Sift once 1la cups of flour, add
l1a teaspoons baking powder and
4 teaspoon of salt. Sift again
Cut in 5 tablespoons of shorten
ing and then add u cup of milk,
all at once. Stir vigorously until
mixture is a soft dough. Turn out
on lightly Toured board, knead
for few seconds, then roll dough
4 inch thick. Fit over the meat
in the casserole, and make Sits
with knife to permit steam to
escape. Bake in a hot oven for
about 20 minutes. until top is
Drowned.
Serve with a cold mixed vege-
table or greer salad, or with
chilled sliced tomatoes dressed
with vinegar, basil and freshly
ground black pepper.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
By Violet FouIkner

Now that we've settled down to
the routine of meals on schedule
again. you should find menu plan
ming comparatively painless. The
markets are flooded with an ac-
cumulation of postholiday sun
ripened produce. The late sum-
merA wealth of gardens and or>
chards is yours for the choosing.
Peaches are Just about at the
peak OF their season, supplies are
heavy and the prices are reason
able. Big blushing Hales are COM
ing in from Pennsylvania, along
with the juicy Elbertas from West
Virginia. Good news for the lovers
of damson preserves! The little
purple fruit is a bit cheaper this
year than usual and right now the
quality is extra fine. If you wait
too long the damsons get scarce,
the price goes up and the quality
is not as desirable.
Plums, too, will be at their peak
during the month of September.
The main shipments are from
Idaho, Washington and Oregon,
offering you choice of Duartes,
Green Cages, or the reddish-pur-
pie Santa RoSas. There are Seckle
pears for turning into Sweet-Sour
pickles and summer Bartletts for
canning or eating as is. A per-
fectly ripened pear served with a
bit of sharp Roquefort cheese
makes about the finest dessert 60
ing. This idea may raise few
eyebrows, but %~y it before you pass
Judgment: Peel and slice a ripe
fresh pear and cover with warm
chocolate sauce. Serve immedi-
ately, then sit back and wait for
the compliments that are sure to
come your way.
Another huge apple crop is in
the offing for this fall. Already
apples from nearby orchards are
crowding the fruit stands for
fresh apple pies, apple sauce,
salads or just plain munching.
Keep a bowl of them handy for
the children to lunch on as they
come from school, BY another
week you can expect to see Con-
cord grapes coming into the mar
kets from Upper New York State.
Keep this in mind if you want to
make grape jelly. Watch my
column on Tuesday for some new
recipes for grape conserve and
grape-plum jelly.
Along the vegetable counters
the variety is endless :. cabbage,
both green and red; peppers,
squash, onions, tomatoes, black
eyed peas. eggplant, caulif1ower
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Report to the Housewife

broccoli, leeks, greens, carrots,
.beets. eucumbers. beans and corn.
The best buys are listed as
string and lima beans and sweet
corn. This week saw the first
shipments of the new fall crop
of Idaho bakers" and sweet po-
'tatoes from Georgia and the Caro-
linas.
With the arrival of the first
"R' month the succulent oyster
returns to the fish stalls. Early
reports from the Oyster Informa-
ton Bureau indicate that one of
the finest crops of recent years
will be ready for the public this
season. Prof. E. V. McCollum,
emeritus professor of biochemiS-
try, Johns Hopkins University, has
this to say about the food value of
the oyster: "The oyster is one OF
the most valuable food packages
which nature produces. Any one
who is informed about present
day knowledge of foods and nu-
triton will agree that from the
standpoint of its being supple
lmentary food, so constituted as
to supply amino acids not abun-
dant in cereal products, the COM
plete list of vitamins. all of the
mineral elements which are re-
Iquired by man and animals, nc
food that ! know of is superior tt
the oyster. 1t derives these nu-
trients from Sea-water directly OF
indirectly through the small Or
ganisms which it strains out OF
sea water.
HERE AND THERE: Although
almost every recipe for baking
stresses the Importance of using a
pan of the right shape and size,
not too much has been said about
the Importance of choosing a pan
to fit the surface units of your
stove. When you shop for new
kitchen ware choose pans that
will fit the heating unit snugIy,
make sure 1t has q fiat bottom,
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Knob Celery

Knob celery, or celeriac, is a
vegetable which is more appre-
ciated in Europe than here, for
some reason. I am sure you will
make it a menu standby if you
try it this way:
In saucepan, melt 2 table
spoons lard, add to it / onion,
chopped, and "a cup of diced, fat
salt pork that has been par
boiled and drained. Cook over
hot fire until golden brown. Add
the white part of leeks, minced,
and tablespoon of flour. Mix
all we'll together and cook for a
few minutes. Add l cup chicken
ccnsomme or stock, 3 stalks of
celery, diced, an herb faggot and
l large celery knob, peeled and
cut in dice. Bring to a boil, cover
and cook slowly for about / hour.
Discard the herb faggot before
serving. Sprinkle with chopped
parsley.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

use a tight-fitting lid and the
minimum of water. Then you'll
get the most efficient service from
your range. =. For nut-brown
rice. add butter, MSG and finely
chopped peanuts or peanut butter
to hot cooked rice. Delicious
addition under creamed meat or
vegetables. Spread slices of
bread first with may0nnaise and
then with pickle relish. Add
a slice of cheese and spread with
sardines, mashed with a bit of
mustard and mayOnnaise added.
Put in the broiler until cheese is
melted. Serve the sandwich with
soup or salad for lunch or supper
/. . Including canned meat stews
In the menu plans represents two
savings f. time and money. They
are table-ready. and so need only
to be heated to serve. Or, for a
meat pie that Is a bit different,
make a topping of cornmeal muf
fin mix. Bake in a moderately hot
oven about 25 minutes, and this
hearty, thrifty dish is ready to
serve. Yogurt enthusiasts will
like the combination of tuna and
yOgurt. Just spoon yogurt over
tuna as it comes from the can
If you like, sprinkle it with
chopped green onions and black
pepper. The calorie conscious
should try yogurt on the new
dletetic tuna. :. Ever had beauti.
full red beets or red cabbage fade
sadly before they reached your
table? There's a little prepara-
ton secret that will prevent this
disappointment. Cooking chem.
istry tells us that the addition OF
acid to vegetables colored red will
fix that color fast, even heighten
it to bright. beautiful red, when
cooked. Luckily, you can add that
acid element with oranges OF
grapefruit and at the same time
enhance the flavor. With red
cabbage, the trick is to add a
little grapefruit juice to the cook
ing water. See how bright the
vegetable stays!
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Recipe Roundup
FricodeHen

Fricadellen-ah, there is word
that conjures up some of the best
food of the Old World!
Wash we'll, and then bake
large potatoes. When done, scoop
out the pulp and mash it in a bow
until smooth.
Cook large onion, chopped
with a tablespoon of butter, until
golden, and then mix with 2 cups
of leftover chopped cooked beef
Add the mashed potatoes. Stir In
egg, beaten, a teaspoon oi
chopped parsley, and salt ano
pepper to taste. Blend we'll. Di-
vide the mixture into pieces, about
egg size, roll in flour, and flatten
slightly.
Heat beef fat or butter in a pan
and cook the fricadellen until
brown on both sides. Then put
the pan in a moderate oven for
about Z minutes. Serve hot, with a
spicy tomato sauce.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

Add II cup of boiling water to
the remaining sugar, and simmer
until dissolved. Add a cup of
evaporated milk, a little salt, a
lightly beaten egg. and the other
q tablespoons of caramelized
sugar. Cook until thick. Soak a
teaspoon of gelatin in little
cold water, and add it. Chill. Then
fold in / cup of heavy cream
whipped, and u cup chopped,
Drowned almonds. Pour into freez-
ing trays, and freeze for hours,
stirring about every u hour.
Then there is lemon -angel
cream. Beat up 2 eggs until they
are thick and lemon colored, and
gradually beat in u cup of sugar
Add cup of milk, a cup of cream
I2s cup of light corn sirup, "a cup
lemon juice. and the grated rind
Iof one lemon. Blend thoroughly
Soften 2 teaspoons of gelatin in
2 tablespoons of cold water, dis
solve over hot water. Add this
Pour into trays, and freeze for
about 4 hours, stirring occasion
ally from the sides and bottom OF
the trays.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Pear Waldorf
Salad

Use Bartlett pears in place of
apples. Wash the pears and
cut into cubes. 1t is not neceS-
sary to peel the pears. Add
chopped celery and chopped
walnuts. Mix with salad dress
ing or mayonnaise. A little
lemon juice or sugar may be
added to suit your taste. Chill
the pear Waldorf salad and
serve in lettuce cups.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
|CrinoIine Petticoots

Crinoline petticoats Will be worn
under practically all full-skirted
dresses this fall. If you want to
make your own, it's easy. Use
muslin or batiste for the skirt
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SA AMHLS Street Floor
ROBES
Street Floor

217 Skirts. Reg. 7.9S to 1898 3.99
Famous makes in 1000 woods,
Ottoman rayon faille, tissue faille,
tweeds, plaids, checks, rayon lin
ems. Slim-line, gored, pleated
styles Black and fall shades.
Sizes 20 to SO. Some irFg.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. -
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1881

When you're making blueberry
pie remember that it takes a cup
Of sugar to sweeten four cups Of
for a 9-inch crust.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

and add a crinoline ruffie at the
bottom. This avoids bulkiness|
around the hips, still makes the
hemline stand out.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
APARTMENTS WANTED
applicants waitins
Tor your furn. or unfurn apis. or

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
houses house or, Or sgbl.ss; lets: Wash aao, Va;
EMPL. COUPLE wants nice furn
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COUPLE WANTS furn. lst-foor apt.
Or house for three months; Cherry
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COUPLE needs we'll
furnished. one-bedroom apartment
In NV. sectien Immediately; apart
ment building preferred. JU. 7-7039.
COL. LADY wants one-bedroom and
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rk6FEssfoNAL s6i fssssSi LADY. empl.. ur-
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FURNISHED or unfurnished. NV
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refs. Reas. Box 445-H. Star. 13'
INFERNO and school teacher wife
limited income. seek liv quarters
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APARTMENTS ,UNFURhlsHEp

AREA-Lse. 2-bedrm. apt.
incl: Phone 10. e-91So, from o am.
$500 g G;a 18Th ST. NV. a-bschslor ache
apt. ! rm. and bath; APPROX. $50
mo; Janitor has key. FLOYD =.
PAWS CO.. 1929 x st. NV. ma.
PARK. Md bedrm.. iiv.
rm.. kit. tile bath. storage. refer.
and stove; cow. to bus and stores:
ayail. Aug. |: $50. utiis. incl. sligo
cosSANSEs fSsSi SaSf Snlyi Rprs. 1923 ,Math Mbs =,
incl. utils;; ; efficiency, ss5 per mo,
bldg; walking distance downtown;
secretarial switchboard service; inn
mediate occupancy. Apply at desk
1ssa y .0sfsi sfMMs pL. Me-. l,v. rm.. nla bed.
rm.. kit.:, dinette and bath. Tenant
T. aauSpHiRiEsss' i ss'2S Realtors. 'j ma. 70 gosS: g.
s71s srd 81. N.w.-Lse. rm.. y
bath; new bids; pvt. entr.; woman
1sos sS.s BEIa6NT SiS mi Is. rs sW1s. iss1W,tor !.
only; available July 10; rent. $50. SO
PssFG mo. H. G. sMlTHY Co, ST.
ESoSeRvILLE, 3 nice rms. kit, bath;
oHRDENT9Phl afiT sTFifTli's ArT sfsS s.drm.. lI iiv
rm., kit, dinette. tile bath; cross
yentilation; near armory and East
ern High School; rent, $69.11. incl.
Wills WEINBERG g. BUSH, MA,
as2s 22py MINNESOTA AVE- Sc Ant 14 t..
. 1 bedrm.. .liv, nm. dinette. kit. and
szsaEs sasa ivs e. 4%sa Re lisd fS} s g. ?Esa ns
,s1l s. "a Fax RD. NV. Apt, 500;
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NEW NV Guest t n vino vi s'W ADDED Ed 70 aslv; Ia.
firepl.. kit. bedrm. and bath: pvt.
snso snnsF ais simRood Tso aqsS sss heat all us!ls
1909 R. I; AVE. N;W.-small My. rm.,
Snis. .na HENRY s1s scAsyphsr' sS Xa1ss 'ensn5 szs
rMHrbIATE M s.; hivi oceHr4seSS: sH 4lsssS 1.oedrm
0S No. G.. Sios SHek ats!i' kRAFT. 1gt aoS
7is s'n sist 81 sE sf ssE.-aps! IT, 2gSo 2, modern
2.S ro9ms' ON Kit bath. bath. refsr.; utils incl
$o1 90. GE. $500.
1l0s MT. oLIvET RD. NE rms.
sFRAlfB siss; s. WI R':I jsssi sNsAdSicH ri ETTs
ALEX. fDel Ray), 2 and 8 rms. Kit
chenette and bath; outside corner
apts., / bl. from bus and shoppinl
to approved tenants past middlI
ags sgs with tn yearly yearly lease. RAYMOND
DUPLEX APT. = One bedrm.. liv
facils.; $50. includ. utils.; avail. i'm
mediately; 453 Valley ave. Sc. 20
so7 Y srd ST. NE.-s rms. iD Sv,
path, St gttls,' as nice location; $50 mo-
ATTRAcTivE 1.BEDRM. APT, Il
conv. loc;; new house; s110 per mo
call Friday after Z pm. Sat. o
Sun before 2 pm. OR. $3.50. --15
MT. PLEASANT-3 rooms, kit, BATH
porches, garden; corner PROP ss
per mo. EM: 1854. -15
MEURILEE APTS.---Avail Aug. /; spa
cious 2-bedrm; apts., close to school
lAnspd 81 and Gnnlh Annapoli. anI rd Sieck. 0s Sc
yond gladensburs HiEh school. tur'
$40 cHEvERLY AVE-. cheveriy, Nd
--Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath
utilities included; $50; no childrel
or pets. WA. 0777. -l5
S72 SO; Arlington; immediately; bed
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APT. fantHi IN mod mod Duplex duplex building oil p.
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Evening star., 1951-07-13

-~-sn-m-.~.-~n@A----
DOGS AND CATS, available for
adoption 20 eeod homes. Sligo PISS.
so s;SosSi sSpivS'TRi,n Sati, s-l2' no sun MoN1o
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe, 8
weeks old; sire son Grand Victor
Kirk Of San Miguel. Call 10. 5-0120.
III care RzIsR 3. ALiiiSsDssaEx,, Guie:.
vile; Nd, Silver Spring 039S.
6k M5klsint fsos SiRoas Roossv. Tri11 A h.:ks 51s
BOXERS, lawn. 8 wks. old, champion
stock, $65-$100. ST.. 0603 all day
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STURDY. top-bred Gordon setter
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK-corner det. 4
July io-Aug. l6; $500. Wo. s633.
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.--Det. brick.
close to schools, transp., shopping.
Center entr;, rms. and bath. flre-
place; new-house cond., beaut. furn.;
lease. immed. poss. FRANK ]. VOLk-
MAN. EN- 1885. eyes, OR. e. 2sls'
RENTAL-Avaii. Aug. 10 to
81. 3-bedrm. house; upstairs and
tsisvisiOn. $50 week. EM. 1850
N.w,--Avail. about July 20. : rms,
mo- sss TU o,ss ss'ss ss I'sa ana sa;' j. .aa
NESS mo. rent; s-rm. house,
2 baths 2 refgr., h.-w.h., must buy
turn.; $3.50 incl. linens. Box 441.H.
Cool 3 BEDRMs.. furnished. George
town house. garden: Rent Aug. Loot.
CHEVY CHASE, Midsummer rem
tai to Sept. 20. Completely furn.
house, especially suitable for enter
sslaias s:asi7: srossas ssssn; saas NJ d. rS5 o5
CHEVY CHASE, D.c.-colonial style s.
transp.; 4 plus bedrms., 3h baths,
sunroom: attached garage. basic
NoETH NtSEni al kiLiiSS1aaroN-rurn,s6eda iS1a he'd g.
bedrm. house, lse. wooded lot on
dead-end street; avail. immed.; $40
mo. IA. 5-9337. -14
HOUSE YACHT, 7o-ft.; 8 bedrms.
Ready for year-round :. living. All
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Evening star., 1951-07-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1914 CALVERT ST. NV or. 2
.3,S S,SfEtaS assT sdSIsi, dSSIES,IS HS: 9SE5 room.
Rys sinh is1vs ns snd sss rts5 so p.f eGno m
COOL BsMT.. $40 class. only 81 wk |;
ployed girl. 1865 HarYard NV. l4s
Ink, double room; kit.
p5SisyaIefEss; pSsa accent one sTs No ss9 soa
Mr.. wARDMAN PIX, in pvt. home.
Lge. studio rm. with pvt. bath, refgr.
and hotplate: no maid service; suit
able for q. 10 minis. to Pentagon
through park: S65 mo. co. sSP6.
AccEfPT &C; + SMALL CHILD. AL privileges.
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IL.H.K. RIM, front light, clean. Mic.
quiet. for sgle.. woman only; $40 mo
Also I bsmt. front rm.. $3.50 mo
143S Newton st. NV. DU. 1881
BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE
nicely furn., for empl. couple or
girls, 522 Buchanan st. NV. RA
LIGHT i1aa HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. sSle
Or dble.. S36-S50. All utilities. co
BEDRM., $50 for 2; kit. priyils.;
Crosstown bus at corner. 1921
Walbridge pl. NV. AID. 7945. --1s
Evening star., 1951-07-13
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RUN DOWN GROCERY, beer and
wine S500-S600 weekly; apt, $85
rent. Best offer. Ii. 4-6735. l5s
lilo r ST. S.W.--Star Grille. $500
weekly bus; good loc.; l6la-yr. lease.
$4,000, bargain! Apply In person.
N.w.--Living quarters;
ideal for man and wife; crossing
approximately $4,000 annually;
could do better with good baker;
priced low; long lease. Box 4S7.H'
coon aSell LIQUOR STORE. Ill new
equipment. Busy corner location.
Doing nice business with good msrkcc mark
up, Shown BY sa21pd. sa2pdt. only. S49i,9oo
RADIo.TV SERVICE SHOP for sale.
w. ooous
Evening star., 1951-07-13
COUNTRY BOARD

GUESTS TAKEN in refined country
home, IL miles east Of washington;
HILL, Mitchellyille. Md. --l3
BOARDED at beach and
rooms for adults; reasonable; 80
miles from D. c. on South River.
Phone MISS BuRCH. Annapolis
LIVE fVsVi on BEAUTIFUL 2s-ACRE estate
Just over D. c. hne in Silver Spring.
Cool, quiet. lovely. twin, corner room.
next to bath, excellent meals,
days q week, maid service. free
parking, many privileges. Only
T $3.50 per month per person. Phone
81, 1884, -16
Evening star., 1951-07-13
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.f

FRONT BEDRM., furn. Call In eve
$500 4. ~ AVE. W 4 Nf.3Lse. n:e: d1a double
$3.50 xk. No. 5s7s. ~ sD' AIs
bath. MI. 1874. 2214 Charming
YOUNG MOTHER with . children
will rent pleasant room in exchange
for babv sitting. 10, S-724O. Is
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV, sgle., phone
prtvil S35 per mo. LA. 6-S349
DOUBLE RIM. furn.. except linen and
stt; utils; 1o22h 9Th st. ne. FR
64S9 MRS. HuNTLEY. -15
FURN. RIM, next to semibath. with
closed-in back porch. Ii. 3-9142.
rwo NICELY FURN. ROOMS for
rent; dble. or single. 602 Tennessee
CoLoRED-4 ADULTS lge. rms.
kit. and bath. Ii. 3-21e5 after 9
cOLoRED-RooM for refined en-
ployed person; home privils.; no
children. 1927 Florida ave. me-.
Ii. 3-2746 after 5. -16
OLORED-ATTRAC. DELE. and sgle.
rms; some privileses; 632 9TH st.
ne. IL 3-3S13 after & pm liz