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SHEPHERD PARK

Brick and stone rambler custom
built, ] year old, luxurious; bed
rms. 2 baths. peneled den living
rm. with flrepl,, din. rm, dlnette,
elec. kit. dishwaSher, disposal, rec.
rm., lavatory, h-wh carpetinE;
screened porch. built-in gar; fenced
yard Trades considered Call
HARRY LOPATIN, DI. $3.50; ewes,
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. Wash. Va; white
CDen z deyS. MA. 000l
TWO GIRLS desire 3-rm. apt. furn.
Ryt; Sys, bath sftn, 4 nv y ~ under ss6. aoA.D AD'
YOUNG COUPLE, college back
ground. 2 bedrooms unfurn.; price
reasonable; Jackson 5-72l7..
QUIET SERVICE FAMILY desire 2
bedrm. house or apt in house with
yard; 1 yr. lease; $100 mo. with
utilities or $S5 without. Prefer Fair
fax, Arlington counties. References
provided. Crescent 2735.
DUPONT VIC, / or 2 ladies to share
with l other. Large front apt Sep.
studio rms: HU. 1855.
RETIRED WIDOW wants small fur
nished apt. Pref. in home with eld-
BANK EXECUTIVE requires sublet
fully furnished ir-conditioned eff
cheney NV. available now for two
or three months. EX. $3.50 Ext.
2l00, 9 to $50 weekdays,
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-Seven-rm. def
brk.; 1 bedrm,. bath. 1st A.: 3 bed.
rooms. bath. End: center-hall plan
Bargain. STEELE, RE. O493. EN-
AMER. UNIV. PARK-unanestiomnabl,
one Of the markets best values.
frame home in this very ~ choice t
small bedrm. on Ist a: 3 bedrms
baths on End A.: storage attic:
recr rm.; garage: gas h.-wh.
PHItLEPs Sfri pf i4fi; ffrms sves IRANK esl
AM2RIGas GG RfSas UNIVERSITY PARK. ex-
cellent older home containing Q
rooms and 2 baths % bedrooms) =,
nice yard, sarage; excellent condi-
SpDoi1tnsnt. Mp osns RAYMOND B. DUNN.
AMER. Univ. PARk-A large. old
home Of superb quality; thoroughly
modernized and in absolutely per-
feet condition. Includes 8 bedrooms
and = baths. Beautiful shade trees
and flowers on splendid lot 100x1 20.
AMER. iaE u UNIV. w pARK-pet. ali brk.
with slate roof; Is rms. g bedrmS.1.
1st-foor law. full bath. recr. rm.,
porch, garage; must De sold, FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. Ewes. call
UNIVERSITY PARK-At-
tractive comb. OF stone and brick
exterior with slate roof; 3 nice
bedrms. baths. The liv, rm., din
rm and kit. are spacious and
cheerful. Nice level lot 2 hlks. from
Spring Valley shopping center An
outstanding value at S23, 800. EARL
IT wP PT7HT PeaJfor wT soon Fiji
o nm
LOVELY HOMES. D. C., Nd: sl3,35o
TO S33: 500; IA 1887. GE. 1868,
MOORE REALTY. CO.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cont. }

THREE BEDRoOMs. liy; rm., din
rm.. bath; det. gar; Glover Park
ceiling, $3.50 OR. S542. Il
TWO-BEDROOM BUNGALOW, very
well furnished; mo. lease: Silver
Spring location. GRAHAM & CO.,
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY to resp.
party; completely furn., less linens:
IA bedrmS. on End A.; lge. liv. and
din. rm.. kit, pantry and reception
hall, 1st f.: Ia baths. full attic
and bsmt.; automatic oil heat: front
and rear porches; new cleo. washer,
etc. On Wis. ave. ! blk, from Ma.
tional Cathedral; occupied past 4
yrs. by embassy officials: Sn25 per
mo. on lease. For inspection. call
NE. $3.50, Mr.. KLEIN. =
NE. NEAR CATH. L.; s rms: l blk.
transp., stores. Avail. Nav l5
through summer mos. or longer;
Slf5 mo. A. 6-S313. II
VICINITY 18th AND HARVARD SITS.
N.W.-Beautiful modernistic 2-bed-
room house. completely furnished:
immediate possession; all utilities
furnished; May to Oct. /. Rea-
sonable rent. Call to inspect. SIG
LER g. CO., GE. 343l; ewes, OIL,
2439.
Sc, IS min. from dntwn.; charming
new 5-rm. brk.: bSmt. and yd.; compl
furn.: Sl30: avail. May Z. WA. 4a09
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SHEPHERD PARK

A. detached brick offering center
hall plan. 1St A bedrm and bath,
screened side porch end r.. 5
bedrms, and bath: storage attic;
oil h.-w.h gear built-in garage.
Inspect this one today.
KIRKS REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO. 611S. CO. S545, RA S3S6
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ELDERLY COUPLE. Jewish, will share
their :}-bedrm. home with another
couple or = or ,: all home PRIVILEGES.
RA. 34g9 evenings. -
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SHEPHERD PARK

Custom built. .2-year -old, 2-story, Co.
lonial brick; liv. rm. with flrepl., din.
rm.. kit, dishwasher and disposal.
paneled den. powder rm. 3 bedrms
and : baths, sun, deck, patio, rec.
gas heat; carpetine; fenced yard.
Trades considered. BROWN IN.
VESTMENT CORP, ST. 2026; eyes,,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY PARLOR. white, centrally
located, excellent net income; will
sacrifice. Box Al 1T, Star. 81
RESTAURANT. sale or lease, bldg.
and equip; excel location ready
BILLIARD ROOM - Washington's
largest colored room, "A tables. air
Easy terms. AID. 2O35. -
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. on Kennedy
SneniTs st NM very good location oTnes
quick sale: Can JU. 7-saos. :
OLD ESTABLISHED COAL and fuel
oil business. several thousand Gus
toners. Write Box 372-s, Star.
GARAGE. nearby Md, corner Chillum
"a IA ans ais, Riggs rd'; excel business
CIEANiSGe ING AND PRESSING. central
ly located store in Silver Spring
really doing the business; did 81 900
last week; owner has another busi-
ness and can't handle both; some
$4,000. RIPLEY g. ROMER, Re
altorS, 81. GIL.
UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, 5 for S
machines and supplies. Business
built on reputation Of work not ady.
N-OSo IO1 Oi. G1~.OUu. rlTSL @I .UUO
takes it, Want -chsnse Of climate
LUNCH AND CARRY Y-OUT-Will sell
or lease my profitable business; rent
500, incl. apt above; will earn in
vest. in IL mos. help operated. Sell
ing price, $4,000. Wo. $500. eyes.
BOOMING HOUSE near G. w. Univ.
Long-term lease at low rental. I6
rooms, baths; parking area; fully
occupied. $500. on terms. Cali
MR.. NORRIS, Sr., RE. 65S5. Il
MANAGER-PARTNER wanted for
auto wrecking and used car business
In II D; sGos G Owner called to active duty,
BAKERY. NEW SHOPPING CENTER,
completely equipped; ready to oper-
ate. good lease; other interests forces
sale. GI.. 1881 or GE. 1902. /"
Call Mr.. LoHMANN, Jr.. Ma. $50.
BELLE HAVEN-Large store. suitable
for most businesses, T-room house
attached. Very reasonable rent TO
responsible party. JUSTINE REALTY
pGoi AZ 9TH st. NV; DI. 1926. =
a suarantee 500 daily Gsnss saies YoH oTHsra can
purchase this business for value OF
STOCK ana hXtuTeS only; you pay
nothing for good will Terms avail
able. See at once. Call Mr.. Brown,
with YEONAS REALTY. GIL. Zoo,
OK. 1243. a
DELICATESsEN - Other business
forces immediate sale; rent free;
small down payment required. IL
SERVICE ' sTATr1oN. nearby Va;
doing good business; moderate rent;
good lease; apt: avail; $1,000 plus
TIRED? Exper. operators wish to
lease or rent restaurant. fountain.
etc; best of refs. 81. 1884. =
DEL. AND REST, nearby Md; excel.
opport. for persons who understand
restaurant bus; very reas. terms.
OWNER, SH. 1883. .
ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER or an
investor UP to $4,000; service audit
ing business too active for present
capital; attractive findlicIal returns.
P. O.. B Box 6079,- Midcity sta ton.
Washington, D. C. A.
CLEANING l. LAUNDRY agcy. with
liv. quarters; small On. pymt.; mostly
colored. VI. isis. Mon.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE by owner;
long lease. XII. S-4535; 6 to 9 pm.
PKoDUCE MAN, exp. work, profit-
sharing basis; wonderful location.
10: PIGGY. 10. 2-2221. 3
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FIVE-RM. brick bungalow. practically
Vacant May /; $40. Gail OK.
1ASGtLEr !Ss p. PARK. Esx x HamRs5!Ee
schools, shopping and trans. Lge.
liv. rm. with powder, rm. on LIST
floor. Youngstown kitchen. incl.
disposal unit and dishwasher;. full
sun, 81. 6S3s. William B,
FRANCIS, s720 Flower ave, Silver
hSGsHs hSSEshEs nS5 FOR RENT, unfurnished. l
sssF srss h6mes hSnTas :hdsn aRedsm aseeped se@asf
,AaesENcy: s!ENc;, 81 81; 55SS: MooDMooA WI
Navy Country Club; excellent condi-
Kitchen, Law. screened porch: End
Rround-level bedrm. and bath; recr.
rm.; $500: available Immediately.
Lively 5GT SY-y s-SEbRM., sfa5 practically new
brick rambler; full bsmt.; lge. yard,
carport; near Old Dominion DIR. and
F F. E. E. MALCOLM, Realtor. oW. s6$S.
LSGoLN Es2s 1de4E pARk ssdroes nssd AsnanaFi S4et
rambler. Fully equipped kitchen, in
cluding disposer. dishwasher, wash
ing machine, S145 mo. on one year
lease to qualified applicant. Avail
able at once. DAVID R. NIMMER.
TWO O-BEDROOM bungalow with full
basement in Bellemeade,. near schools
and Transportation; 500. HARRY
4 BOSWELL & CO; AP: III, 371S
= syeii MP8nt Ranler SnngaioT Md
l blk. from busline; nr. elem. school;
one-car garage. Phone OIL. 4590.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Three-bedrm
brick and frame Colonial in. excel
sIfo .ent community; an hty14a available at once;
sEMIDETACHED BRICK: 2 bedrms..
bsmt.. garage: close in, near Lee
i; Jx FULLER Vi III GROOM REALTY CO.
WHEAToNIs1fo Vii; II ~ sffd' month; bed
modern kitchen with. Bendix auto
matte washer gas heat; = years
Rfa,TGp 81 M Gd1FF0RD 0fLmor5 sHERT1ER nys #
TWo-sToRY DETACHED HOUSE in
Guiding basement: oil heat. Rent.
,SFFfRsoI SIT2 p F. SaSdf SaEd CO. Na nsd4n, stG0
bus, schools. etc. S11O. TIE. 74O0,
TWoo-BEDRM. BRICK semidet. home.
located Just below Alexandria.
SsR {$%fd iSISSr snIS FL RsE ne s3aa Si Mks
feSh fss rm lhEDhM sIs5 HoIs5 sssa St, baths ss:
$S5 PER MONTH-Immediate oc-
niH ts!ns ~. rn. now with y frepl., large I kit;
s'-c. s'1: heat; as miles mile afH from 1"t D, G. G..
near Centreville. Va. For informa-
Ho tiSn, o2 ssll odTS LINCOLN INVESTMENT
FfyE-RM. vi: M BGNGALow. sGsS5 300 North
s5s s5 Ali iii Ys heat ThGsFNHSh1y sS Roaf6 aff
bungalow, bsmt.,
near schools. transp.; S137.50; va
cant. FRED J. GEORGE, Gil. 6777.
SILVER sPRING-six-rm., "-storyI
frame house in Rosemary Hills sec
ton, completely redecorated; large
lot; $ll5 per mo. Call MA. 1921.
Sc. cony, to Boiling and Andrews
Fields; like new; 5-rm. brick semi
Anchor fenced yard; S1O0 per mo.
Call SH. 0424. ewes, LA. 6-sso0.
RAMBLER-1deal Silver Spring loca-
tion; 2 bedrms.; gas heat; lge. liv.
rm;. picture window. firepl.; land
mo; Call sH. o424. Ewes. Ia.
6 RMS, water. gas and cleo, hot-air
heat; $50 mo. Call after 8 pm.
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112 VICTOR ST. NE.
IN PLEASANT HILLS
Just north of New Father
John Carroll High School
for boys; brand-new semi
det. brick home, large liv.
rn., din. rm., modern de
luxe kitchen, 3 large bed
rms, beautiful tile bath
with built-in tub and
show. Gas a.-c. heat; large
yard. Avail Immediately.
Rent, $40 mo. See Mr..
Parker at model home, 110
Victor st. ne. or call Ia.
6757.
]. B. TIFFEY & SON
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"SHEPHERD PARK"

This fine home has large living room
with fireplace. dining room. fully
equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths and finished attic. oil h-w.t.,
detached garage beautiful land
scaped lot. Call Mr.. Bramham,
EN-. $500 or DI. 3l00. with
BEITZEI l. a
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Inspect this attractive apt. having 8
large rooms, kitchen. bath. hall.
pantry, with new refrigerator, gas
range. sink, lighting fixtures, Vene-
tian blinds. heat and hot water;
automatic elevator, janitor service,
9I9 L st. NV. for only $I5.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1l15 Eye ST. NV, Ma. GAGS 5
UNIVERSITY HILLS
a MILE WEST OF q. OF MD.
At University lane and Old Colesville
I'd. High elevation, Hollywood pic
ture windows, lovely kitchens.
EFFICIENCY APT.
Consisting Of living rn.. dressing rm.,
kitchen-slcove and bath. $69.5O.
Living rm. bedrm., kitchen and bath.
$7S.75 and $3.50.
INCLUDING UTILITIES
Modern in Every Way
0EE RESIDENT MANAGER
S$24 Tulane Dr.. WA. Ss77 -
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

Three and four bedroom ramblers and
split-level new brick homes. Some
with den and recreation rooms.
These homes are fairly priced and
are we'll financed. F. M FRY,
INC. WI S1UO It'll q n M -
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CARROLL GARDENS

Takoma Park, Md.-One- -bedrm. apt ;;
$S3.50 incl. utils.; shopping and
transp: mr.. project. Adults. MGR.
I40l Hancock ave. Apt. 102, ST.
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Amer. Univ. Park. S23,5OO
"BRIGHTWOOD"

TT dIIIIIy, q DtUI UUIIIS
This lovely corner bldg has living
room, dinette, > bedrooms. kitchen
and bath. screened concrete porch;
oil h.-w. heat. See this today Call
Mr.. Bramham, EN- $500, with
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SPRING VALLEY

Lovely comfortable home
with superbly Handicapped gar
den. Living room, dining room.
den. powder room and very
good kitchen on LIST floor:
3 good sized bedrooms, = baths;
paneied recreation room with
fireplace, maids room and ga
rage. For information. call
EM In-n
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GLOVER PARK
KIRKSIDE,

HIGHLY DESIRABLE LOCATION
Spacious modern brick home. true
center-hall plan; 3 bedrms.. one
14xlS; pa baths; fun bsmt; ga
rage; porch; Oil h.-w h; large well
nVs'"Peo conV te chnrches Gr All irU9husge srhoois
tranSp. and shopping. Excel financ.
ing. Splendid home. outstanding
location. Office open til Q
Town & Suburban, OR. 94O0
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RAMBLER-Ideal Silver Spring loca-
tion; Q bedrms.; gas heat: lge. liv
rm.. picture window, firepl.; land.
scaped; rear yard fenced; S125 pei
mo. Call SH. 0424, Ewes. LA
6-8S0O. 4
6 RMS, water, gas and cleo, hot-ail
heat; $50 mo. Call after 8 pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TWO BEDRMS.-SS5
2205 Charming ne, Apt. 2O0-Nicely
furn., inclosed porch.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700
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WENDELL TER.-Pleasant rms. conv
tranSp.; lge. porch spacious lawn;
TV.; SIS per wk. We specialize in
high quality meals Meals only, S3u
per mo- 1927 Belmont I'd. NV.
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NE APTS.-Immediate occupancy:
i eonyeniently located; rent. $59.7S
B. p. SAUL CO.
| s2S 18TH st. NV. MA. 800
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
SHANNON & LUCHS Jl sc co.

---------- = -
GeorgetoWn-$22,500
A 2-bedrm. brick. gas-heated house,
in news of the continental type;
perfect for bachelor or couple. Ewes,
OR. 9l19.
J. LEO KOLB co.
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BEITZELL, DI. 300
BRIGHTWooD-Bow RR1cK

CHEVY CHASE CORNER
Just above Military rd., convenient
to. Rock Creek Park. bus and st.
Johns college. Center entrance
planned det. brk.. six rooms. 2 baths,
side. Screened-in living pch., cellar
on terrace level with laundry and
toilet, oil-burner. h-wh.. det. ga
rage. Lot 50xl35. Eve. phone Mr..
Corbets. LU. 1-1362
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ONE -BEDRM. APT, nice mixed ne.
neighborhood; conv. to Anacostia
and Navy Yard; lge. back yard;
child welcome. Call XII. 9-5745
NR. 18th AND R. I. AVE. NE
Avail liv. rm., dinette, kit, bedrm.,
shower and bath; pr. $96.OS, utils.
incl; adults. RA. 2212, RA. 1918.
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-EXcellently
located all-brick home on a spa
cious level homesite. near fine
schools and transportation; first
floor has large living room with at
tractive fireplace, dining room, Ii
brary, powder room. modern kitchen
and large screened porch; second
floor, 8 twin-sized bedrooms, . baths,
good closets, E. M. FRY. INC.
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.WARDMAN PARK AREA
Near Sheridan Circle

CONTINUED on Next PWe)
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BEAUTY PARLOR. white, centrally
located, excellent net income; will
sacrifice. Box ALT, Star. 81
RESTAURANT. sale or lease, bldg.
and equip; excel. location: ready
for business. OWNER, Ii. 3-4243
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GAS STATION
Sunoco Station doing good business;
also Groom house, enough room for
or houses; all for $4,000,
terms. Owner has other interests.
To 1000
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SLAUGHTER'S

OLA / EfL ,
Good meals; TV: switchboard. II
10Th st NV HO 6TfS7 10a
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5000 -
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-stone and
brick. First f.. has attractive liy-
kitchen-breakfast rm. Wall to- wall
carpet; End fl, 3 bedrps., :. baths,
stairs to attic: lear garage. Gas
heat. Easily financed. LEGUM g.
GERBER. Realtors. OR. 5000 till ..
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center hall. library, powder rm.. lge.
liv. rm. with firepl., din. Tm.. all
elec. kit. breakfast nook. screened
porch. Second floor. 3 twin-sized
bedrms., 2 tiled baths; stairs to 3rd
f.. bsmt.. rec. rm. with flrepl.. maid s
rm. and bath; gas heat; Gear att.
gar. Situated on q lge: wooded lot.
1886 It'll 8 pm. REALTY BROKERS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05

For vegetables, whose easily-lost
vitamins and minerals make quick,
careful cooking necessary, your fry
ing pan has valuable qualities,
The wide cooking surface lets heat
penetrate quickly and evenly. The
heavier metal of frying pan re-
tains heat longer. The shallow dep
tn means you can use less water,
which extracts nutrients from the
food. With a close-fitting lid there
is less air space to steal flavor and
oxidize vitamins. Cooking is has
tened and excess water evaporation
is prevented.
When cooking time is shortened
color and texture are preserved, and
there is less time for cooking away
precious Vitamin c, thiamine and
minerals. Vegetables may be ex-
cellent sources of these essential
food elements, or very poor ones,
depending on the time and amount
of water you can use in cooking, and
prompt serving when vegetables are
crispy-tender, not mushy.
Even in cooking vegetables, you're
interested in economy. When you
cook vegetables in a frying pan,
which covers your largest stove ele-
ments, little heat is lost up the sides
of the pan. Instead, the fuel you pay
for concentrates in heating the We
getable. and does it quicker
because there is less volume to heat
through. It is obvious that versa
tility in use of your equipment saves
buying many utensils, and condens-
es storage space needed.
Use your heavy aluminium, stain
less steel or copper-bottom frying
pan with a cover. Do not use pan
with a pouring lip. You may not
want to use your well-seasoned old
fashioned black cast-iron frying pan
because boiling food in it removes
the film of fat from its surface.
Steam-boiling and panning are
two of the best methods of cooking
vegetables ina frying pan. To steam
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05
Await Journey to
MYFS, DuzzerS
Tacoma Church

MYFs and Duzzers have been in
vited to the Tacoma Japanese Me-
thodiSt church this Sunday. March
8. The groups will leave for Taco
ma from the local church at 1:3O
pm. Everyone is requested to bring
his own lunch.
Among the days activities will be
basketball games, supper and even
ing worship service. There will be
three short basketball games with
the old timers, youngsters and girls
participating. Emf Chikamura and
Tatsuo Kumasaka are recruiting
players for the teams.
Methodist Sunday School tea
cheers will meet in the church par
lor from pm. Friday, March 7.
Plans for Easter activities and a
film, Journey Into Faith, will be
discussed superintendent Art Ho-
well will be in charge.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05

boil, have volume of vegetables as
close as possible to the capacity of
your pan. Add prepared vegetables
to just enough boiling water to pro-
vide steam during cooking, with
small reserve to avoid scorching and
to serve as sauce" with the vegeta-
BILE. Add one-fourth to one-half
teaspoon salt and steamboat cover
ed entire time.
Cover tightly and begin to count
cooking time when steam starts to
escape around rim of lid. Reduce
heat to point which just maintains
small flow of steam during cooking
Cook only until crisp-tender. Use
remaining cooking liquid for stock
or sauce.
This method is satisfactory for
small potatoes and beets with skins
on; for green's, and especially for We
getables whose attractive form you
want to retain, such as asparagus,
broccoli, whole carrots and other
long vegetables.
Here are examples of how these
methods can be used:
Planned or Pan Steamed Vegetables
Good for shredded cabbage and
spinach; finely shredded beets and
carrots. very young string beans cut
in length-wise slices, cubed summer
squash)
Heat butter or drippings in heavy
skillet, allowing about two table
spoons fat to quart of prepared We
getable Add vegetable, cover tight
ly, cook until just tender. Stir occa-
sionally to prevent sticking.
Frying Planned Cabbage (serves a.
Three tbs. fat or salad oil.
Six cups Zone h. shredded cab
bage.
One teaspoon minced garlic.
Melt fat, add garlic and cook two
minutes. Add cabbage, cover and
cook until tender, ten minutes. Add
one-fourth teaspoon salt about two
minutes before done.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05
Valeda Group Picks
New Officers

Results of the Valeda election held
last Feb. % were announced today
as follows:
Esther Tsuboi, president; Betty
Noji, vice president; Dorothy Iva
saki, secretary; Irene Full, treas
urer; Yone Kanda, historian; Toni
Yoshioka, social chairman; and
Jean Fujii, athletic chairman.
Chairmen for the publicity, COM
munity service. room reservations
and telephone committees will be
chosen at a later date
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05
BAPTIST
9O1 E. Spruce

10 a.m.-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Senior boys in charge
Organist, Els Ichkawa. The Rev
S. Masunaga to speak.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05

What does a clinical psychologist
do? He may teach courses and do
research in the psychology of per
Sonality at a college or university.
He may be employed by psychia-
trio clinic or mental hospital where
ne will aid in the diagnoses and
treatment of emotionally and men
tally disturbed children and adults.
He may be the school psychologist
who gives aid to the problem child"
in school and advises the teachers
how best to handle the problems
Finally, a clinical psychologist may
be in private practice where he is
usually called a consulting psycholo-
gist and does personality counsel
ing
The consulting psychologist in
private practice has frequently been
a source of confusion to the public
and of concern to the professions of
psychology and medicine. The public
is usually unable to distinguish the
genuinely qualified psychologist
from the quack or misguided per
sonality expert who may promise
cures for any illness, happiness in
marriage or great financial success.
Such misguided or dishonest prac-
tice not only exploits the public but
may do severe harm by making a
small emotional problem worse or
by preventing the person from OBJ
tanning genuine help.
Testimonials from people who be-
lieve temporarily they have been
remarkably helped lead many new
victims to the door of these quacks.
Unburdening oneself to a sympathe-
tic listener does relieve tension for
a time but does not usually solve
any basic problems.
A simple investigation can usual
ly distinguish between the qualified
consulting psychologist and the self
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05
Presbys Will Greet
Heads, Newcomers

New church officers and members
of the japanese Presbyterian church
will be officially welcomed at a
church party from 7:30 pm, Friday.
March 7.
An amateur TV talent show will
be featured in addition to singing
games and refreshments. Children
from junior to Sunday School age
and up as well as young people and
adults of the church are urged to
attend.
Co-directors of this program are
S. Hidaka and S. Adachi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

World H. profession into being Clinical
Psychology clinical psychologists before but during
war enough and sufficient
B recognized military Administration
facilities for clinical psy
biologists
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-05
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