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Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

On the sick list this week are;
Mrs. Laura Butler. Mrs. Susie
Tisgins, Daniel Steward. MIS-.
Sarah EASILY. and Mrs. M. =.
Pertillo Funeral services
were held for Mrs. Minnie r.
Cash Rockwell recently at the
Eudora NIB church, eulogy by
Rev. Milton. She is survived by her
husband, Rev. Boston Rockwell,
one daughter. Miss Mary Lee
Cash, Oakland. Burial was in
Eudora cemetery by Miller fun
eral home Ed Martin was
carried to the hospital recently
and is back home at this writing,
feeling much better y. T n e
missionary meeting was held at
Mt. Zion AME church last Sun
day. Mrs. e. nj. Witherspoon,
president There will be a
program sponsored by Mrs, c. W
Prewett at the Mt. Zion AME
church March 81 Get STATE
PRESS its your best buy
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12
Sparkman School

The Sparhnan Tigers keyed
the Union Grove school of Amy
in 1920 win for the girls and
26-l6 win for the boys
Ruby Bivins, Billie Eason, Nathan
Brim, Charles Thomas Wells, Roy
Lee Israel and Edward Wright,
who make up the Identification
committee have set cuttings,
flowers and shubbery at the
home economic cottage and along
the front of the campus The
MIA chapter held its annual
father and son banquet last
Thursday in the beautiful new
lunchroom 1t was gala affair
and well attended. Clark county
farm agent, l.. j. Jackson was
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

Milk recipe! It really is a pie
supreme chockful of big,
juicy red cherries. with a rich.
creamy smooth topping that
blends perfectly with the tart
sweet flavor of the cherries. There
is really no trick to making
perfect cherry pie with this reci-
pc, because of one special touch
: ! you thicken the cherry juice
before you add the cherries, so
they stay firm, plump, and juicy,
And the topping is as easy as
can bel It's made with whipped
Pet Evaporated Milk and l
can guarantee that if you've new
er tasted whipped topping made
that way you have a real treat
in store for youl When the milk,
bowl. and heater are all icy cold.
the Pet Milk whips to a fluffy
peaks and, when you add the
other ingredient, makes creamy
looking topping that's perfectly
delicious, l hope you'll try this
Cherry Pie Supreme right away
I know you'll make a pie
you'll be proud to serve!
CHERRY PIE SUPREME
10 cup Pet Enumerated Milk
Tablespoons cornstarch
ga cup sugar
Ia teaspoon salt
IA teaspoon cinnamon
No. 2 can sour, pitted cherries
2 Tablespoons butter
Tablespoon lemon juice
few grains salt
l cup powdered sugar
9-inch baked pastry shell
Put milk into ice cube tray
and chill until ice crystals begin
to form around the edges. Mix
in saucepan the cornstarch, SUI
gar, 1-8 teaspoon salt and CHINA
mon. Drain cherries and save
juice. II necessary, add enough
water to juice to make l cup and
stir into cornstarch mixture. Cook
and stir over medium heat until
very thick, about 7 minutes. Cool
thoroughly. Melt butter in a
small saucepan. Remove from
heat Mix in lemon juice, few
grains salt and the powdered
sugar until smooth. Let stand to
cool. Put cold milk into small
cold bowl. Whip until stiff. Beat
in butter mixture just until mix
ed, about Ia at time. Do not
overhead. Add cherries to cooled
juice mixture, then take out Is
cherries to decorate top. Put fill
ing into cold pastry shell. Put
whipped mixture around edge Of
pie Decorate with cherries. Chill
about an hour before serving.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12
Olive Street Pike
Ulysses shepherd

Ulysses shepherd
Today's blindness is a physical
handicap, but spiritual blindness
is death. Much of the suffering
in our world today is that we
refuse to ..see". that hatred and
greed are disease germs that eat
away our very foundation. We
refuse to see christ as our Saw
our and man as our brother, be-
cause we refuse to see these i'm
portant facts of life, we live In
constant fear of other peoples
and other forces. AS soon as we
open our eyes and see that God
IS around us and is still working
miracles we will have the hap
Ply testimony which the blind
man of long years ago had .
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12
Shamrock Rennet Desserts
Q cups milk (not canned)
package vanilla rennet powder

Sunday. a talent program was
conducted at the Palestine AME
church. Rev. M. Williams. pastor
and Mrs. Maggie williams, spon-
scr Rev. Mother visited the
st, Peters school recently and
the school choir rendered several
selections for her
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

guest speaker. S. M. Num-. ad-
visor County Supervisor
Griswold administered an apti-
tude test-to the senior class here
Friday Sparkman training
school is proud Of its new score
board
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

National Advertising Representative
INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS Inc
0AS Fifth Avenue New York City Murray HI
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

Here are some st. Patrick's
Day delicacies that I'm sure would
prove pleasing to good old Saint
Patrick himself. Serve any OF them
once, and you may rest assured
you will have calls for them again
and again.
Shamrock Chocolate Cake
! package Swans Down Devils
Food Mix
Mint Frosting
Green-tinted Coconut
Prepare cake mix according to pack
age directions. When cool, frost tops
and sides of layers with Mint Frosting.
reservlng small amount to make
three shamrocks on top OF cake. Tint
reserved frosting deeper green. OUT
line shamrocks on top Of cake, using
. paper pattern, then fill In with the
deep green frosting. Sprinkle sides OF
cake with coconut which has been
tinted q bright green.
Mint Frostine: Combine 2 egg whites,
III cups sugar, dash OF salt, u cup
water, and teaspoons light corn
syrup In top OF double boiler. Beat
with rotary egg beater or electric
heater about l minute, or until thor
oughly mixed. Cook over rapidly boil-
Ing water, beating constantly with
rotary egg beaten Tor at high speed OF
electric beater) 4 minutes, or until
frosting will stand in stiff peaks. (sur
frosting up from bottom and sides OF
nan occasionally with rubber scraper,
spatula or spoon1 Remove from boil
ing water. Add i teaspoon OF pepper
mint extract and beat / minute, or
until thick enough to spread. Add
enough green coloring to give a DELI
cate tint
Favorite leebox Cookies
2 cups sifted -four
~ teaspoons double-acting baking
powder
n teaspoon salt
X cup butter or other shortening
cup graduated sugar
egg, unbeaten
cup shredded coconut
tablespoon milk
/ teaspoon vanilla
Sift -four once. measure. add baking
powder and salt, and sift again. Cream
shortening and add sugar gradually
Dreaming thoroughly; add egE, coco
nut, milk, and vaniHe -
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

SUBSCRIPTION RATES-$4Oo Year, $25o for six ~
$3.50 for Three Months All Subscriptions Payable Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

Spicy coffee cake. fresh from
the oven, with a rich sugar-but-
r-and-einnamon topping that's
treat for any appetitel | know
that no matter how many cof-
fee cake recipes try. none of
them make such q hit as CHINA
mon Coffee Cake made with my
Pet Evaporated Milk recipe. It's
a creamy-yellow cake, light but
rich, with just the right amount
of spicy flavor =. really, just
good old-fashioned coffee cake,
And while most folks seem to
like it best when it's warm, I've
noticed that it still gets eaten
pretty fast when it's cold! If your
family likes to eat coffee cake
with jam or jelly, it's perfect for
that, too. because it's not too
sweet. And naturally, there's just
no coffee cake quite as good as
the homemade kind that smells
so good and spicy when you're
baking i'll Next time you're max
ing coffee cake, try this one.
I know you'll be pleased!
CINNAMON COFFEE CAKE
2 1-2 cups BISCUIT MIX
"a cup SUGAR
| Ia teaspoons CINNAMON
Tablespoons soft BUTTER or
margarine
well-beaten EGG
l-3 cup WATER
Mix in bowl IA cup biscuit
mix, Ia cup sugar and cinnamon.
Blend in butter with fork until
crumbs are the size Of small peas.
Let stand until needed. Mix in
2-quart bowl cups biscuit mix
and ID cup sugar Stir in quick
ly a mixture of egg, milk and
water. Spread batter in creased
round Gin. cake pan. Sprinkle
crumb mixture over top. Bake
on bottom rack Of 400 (hot) oven
20 minutes, or until brown. Serve
warm.
Cherry pie tastes good any
time, but think this is the sea-
son when my family likes 1t
best of all especially the
wonderful Cherry Pie Supreme !
make with my Pet Evaporated
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12
leans Addition,

Merle Lester williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry. Jonesboro
visited this city and returned
home last Sunday Horace
Spelman is still in the hospital
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12
By Betty BARCLAY

Add flour gradually. mixing well after
each addition. Divide dough In two
parts: shape In rolls, IL inches in
diameter, and roll In waxed paper or
pack into waxed butter or ceoky car
tons. Chill overnight, or until firm
enough to slice. Cut In h-inch slices
bake on unSreased baking sheet In hot
oven (425s F.) minutes, or until
done. Makes about s dozen cookies.
st. Patrick's Day Special. Hot
Fudge Sauce on Pistachio lee
Cream.
Hot Fudge Sauce
Y cup cocoa
cup sugar
cup light or dark corn syrup
" cup light cream, or undiluted
evaporated milk
Y teaspoon salt
8 tablespoons butter or margarine
l teaspoon vanilla
Combine all ingredients except va
nilla In saucepan. Cook over mediNm
heat, stirring constantly, until mixture
comes to a full rolling boil, Boil
briskly 3 minutes, stirring occasionally.
| Remove from heat. Add vanilla. Serve
hot, Sauce may be stored In refrisera-
| tor. TO reheat, place In pan of hot. not
| boiling water until sauce has thinned
to pouring consistency. Makes about
~ cups
Note: II desired, 3 squares unsweet-
ened chocolate may be substituted for
cocoa. Use 2 tablespoons butter or
margarine.
Shamrock Rennet Desserts
Q cups milk tnot canned)
/ package vanilla rennet powder
Set out or s dessert glasses. Warm
milk slowly until lukewarm. stirring
constantly. Test drop on the inside
OF your wrist frequently. When II feels
comfortably warm t110' F. not hot
remove at once from heat. Stir ~ en-
tire contents of package at one time.
Mix until powder Is dissolved--Hof
| Deer ono minute Pour at once, trhtte
still liquid. into dessert glasses. Do not
disturb for about 10 minutes, while
milk sets. Then chill in refrigerator
until serving time. When ready to
serve top with green shamrocks made
from halves Of green cherries.
III milk gets too ho', cool to com
| fortahly warm hefarn adding powder,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
Woman Near Death
In Lamp Hurting

A 25-year-old woman, set
afiame by an exploding kerosene
lamp hurled by her boy friend. Is
near death today in Emergency
Hospital, police said.
Hospital authorities said MIL
dred Robinson. colored. OF the
unit block Of Congress court
NV. is in critical condition,
suffering severe burns over her
entire body.
She told police she was quar-
reling with her friend at her
home last night when he picked
up the lamp and threw it across
the room at her. She said 1t
hit her in the chest and ex-
ploded. drenching her clothing
with flaming liquid. The house
also caught fire.
Firemen said the, blaze Id the
house was confined to one room.
All its contents were DESTROYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
Representative veIde
10 Wed Former Secretary

Chairman Harold H. Velde Of
the House Committee on I'm
American Activities will be mar
ried to Mrs. Dolores Anderson
his former secretary, next We'd
nesday evening in Baltimore, 1t
was learned today.
The ceremony at the Overlea
Baptist Church will be private,
with only close friends and rel
atives of the couple present.
Plans for a honeymoon in New
York were reported.
The wife of Representative
Velde, a Republican from Pekin,
ILL.,. died in 1852. Mrs. Ander-
son, who is now a committee
staff secretary, lost her husband
several years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
Wafer Main 10 Deiour FoxhaII Road Traffic

The District Highway Depart
ment has announced & south
bound detour OF Foxhall road
trafiic starting at Dexter street
tomorrow and Sunday. because
Iof, water main installations at
the w street intersection.
Northbound traffic viii be
permitted to 60 through on
Foxhall with the aid OF small
gravel detour around the site
OF the construction.
B Highway Director j.. NJ.
Robertson said it was hoped
that Foxhall road would be re-
opened to two-way traffic by
rush hour Monday morning.
Tomorrow and Sunday, south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
japanese TO Discuss
Fisheries With Chino
" The Associated Pres,

TOKYO, Dec. 3.-An 11-man
Japanese delegation will go to
Communist China this month to
iron out fishery problems be-
tween the two nations, Kyodo
news service reported.
The agency said the mission
will be sponsored by the Japan
China Fishery Council and be
headed by Suekichi Shichida,
president Of one of the largest
fishing companies in Japan and
vice president of the Japan Trav-
e) Fishing Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03

bound trafde win be routed over
Dexter street. Forty-ninth street.
v street. Macarthur boulevard
and Reservoir road back to Fox
halE /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
coiored Grease Made

SAN FRANCISCo.Color has
been added to greases. Now you
can buy kelly green. mulberry
RED, "tablecloth" white, or many
other colors OF greases. A purple
wire-rope grease is marketed to
make 1t easy to see whether the
rope has been creased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
Witness 10 Murder
In Phenix City knitted
To Death in Street
BY The Associated Press

s
PHENIx CITY, Ala, Dee. b.
A witness who may have seen
A. L. Patterson's killer was
knitted to death here last night
after making urgent telephone
calls to the sheriff and the
newly elected attorney general,
MIR. Patterson's son.
Johnnie F. Griffin, 35-year-old
Phenix City cafe employee, was
stabbed In the throat "a hours
or more after he had testified
before an emergency grand jury
which is considering murder In
dictments in the Patterson
killing.
National Guardsmen still pa
trolling the city five months
after Mr.. Patterson's death ar
rested 16-year-old Negro and
said he admitted the stabbing,
blaming the white man for pro-
voking a fight.
Col. James N. Brown, military
chief of police, said there ap-
peared to be no connection be-
tween Mr.. Griffin's death and his
appearance before the grand jury
Wednesday.
Argument on Street Claimed.
Another officer, 1t. Charles
Cook, quoted the Negro, Jerry G.
Washington. as saying Mr.. Grimm
hit him during an argument on
the street and that he slashed
back with knife. He was taken
into custody four hours later at
his home and charged with as
sault with intent to murder.
But John Patterson, who be-
comes attorney general of Ala
bama next January II in place
OF his anti-vice crusading father,
who had been nominated to the
Office before his murder, said he
wanted to "look into" the Griffin
stabbing thoroughly.
Young Patterson called the
witness death "a tough break"
for the investigation of his
fathers Staying.
The incoming attorney gen.
eral said Mrf. Griffin tried twice
to telephone him a short time
before he was stabbed, and that
he finally talked with the dying
many at Cobb Memorial Hospi-
tai. He declined to divulge the
nature Of the conversation.
Mr.. Griffin also made three
phone calls to Sheriff Lamar
Murphy and on the last attempt.
less than an hour before he was
fatally wounded. he left word
for Mr.. Murphy to call him at
q store half a block from the,
spot where he was stabbed.
AS he writhed in pain and
shock, half-conscious in the
hospital emergency room, the
stricken witness cried out re-
peatedly for Lamar" He nodded
aftirmatively when state investi-
gators asked him If a Negro had
attacked him.
A pretty, former strip-tease
dancer, Barbara Parker, had told
officers she saw q Negro stab
Griffin and flee on foot after
being struck first.
Numbers Partner Sentenced,
The grand jury. which also has
returned 734 indictments in the
vice cleanup resulting from Mi. i
Patterson's death, began ques-@ |
tioning witnesses In the murder |
case four days ago. State inves-
tigators had spent five months |
accommodating evidence. 4.
The stabbing of Mr.. Griffin &C.
CURED shortly after George r |
Davis, ST.. reputed partner in a |
multimillion dollar numbers syn
dictate, pleaded guilty to one lot
terry charge and another for leas-
ing property for gambling He
drew an 18-month prison SEN
tence and was fined 1880, heav-
lest assessment thus far in the
vice trials. Five other defend
ants also pleaded guilty, bring
ingsthe total number of convic-
tons to At.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
AIR CONDITIONED

300 block Conn.-Attrsc. small stu
dio apt. for / mGn; .$65, incl. utils
Shown 1T pm. 2014 Kaloram;
rd. NV.
COLOBED-1eOO BLK. 18th ST. NV
-CoMplete f-bedfm. apt: SIS mo
Also 1-bedrm. apt, semipvt. bath
SOS mo. La. 6-1314: %
CoLORED NV. SECTION - Newi.
decor. studio apt; conven. to transD
COLORED-W ST. between N. Capt
bSs. tSl a:as .str i't s5. SE7bfs. l7dffs:. 0sm' .Bs
CoLORED-N1CE BROOM APT
SSopPis; $50: with children. $65
COLORED-VERY DESIRABLE l-rm
one one at $50 % per mo mo. and nd one sGi At $50 SO
conveniently loc. at 14O2 18th st
EtioT M1pDfEToN. RssitOr. s RE
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
kitchen. share bath. 1914 Trinidad
ccHoREDLI sSe Risi Il BEDR&. siaDsSS APT. sya,l
able noy, ~ nicels furnished. $50 mo
ccfosED@aos ossiEiSooi r ST. Me-. Apt. g
2 bedrms q twin beds. 1 dbie. bed)
vacant. 0dultS. UtlI. turn. Apply Isl
4. $50 mo. ROGER MOSS. Ho
c0IORED-IsIs IRVING ST. NV
z rms, kit. and bath: utils, furn.;
CoLosEb@TshBEkT 81 iSS Der Esffi ST. s.E.--SSn.
block from Nichols ave. Bus stop. 9
bedrms.. large liv. rm, dining rm
pletely furnished, Gas heat. GARAGE
LeIgs yard; $50. Cal, 1914. ". D.
C0LORED-1311 Rhode island ave
NV. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. kit, pvt
bath. S1EGMAN REALTY. ia.
COLORED-1, 2 and 3 rm. apts., also
basement apt; $50 and up. Tu.
C0IoRiED-u st. NV. L or 2 rms,
kitcllenette, share bath. Call Sun
day after 2 pm, DU. 7-47S2; week
days, RE. 7-9O01.
COLORED-34OO blk. Holmead pl
NV. Furn. 2 rms. kit. and bath:
all utils. furn. Also have unfurn.
apis. and houses for rent. Monday
call HO. 2-6712.
COLORED-Efiicien apt. furn. or
unfurn.: conv. to all points in city;
1900 blk. 9th st. NV. DE. 2-62S6.
CO. 5-1117. IS
COLORED-36O2 PARK PL. NV.
Lovely 3-room, porch apt, $50 30.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
Evening star., 1954-06-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

18th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Lge.. bright, 2 or 8 rm; apt; full
suit suitable '; "a f'rT;i peoDl:. - &D. %i 4-sl ss.'
lis eth ST. s.E.-Two rooms. iuTn..
mo; Christian home; no drinking
LARGE. Front sTUpfo RM., s
sirfosm. 2147 + NV, Ex. S-eeSS'
N.w.-Bedrm.. for lady. abstainer
hot plate. refgr... lge. closet, excel
transp.. unlim. phone. RA. 6-SS34
600 22nd ST. NV rooms. kitch-
en- with refsr. and gas range large
downtown Govt. bldgs. Df. 7-2S61,
bsss COLORADO AvE.-Basement in
apt. bldg; pvt. bath and kit; reas
RA; 61S2G3' RA. 3-09O3; -7a,c
St. n;iyssiTTRm. and kit; s1s yk
1851 EUCLID taIfi ST, Nw-Largs room
and kitcfen with refgr.. sink and
stove; s;uSEtSlM S1SI9; pu. 7IgASG9; IcEs9v :t1d,o.
Ss-SIO wk. 1913 Calvert NV. "a
OsS r 81. s.W., close downtown
Completely furn.; $3.50. Also sleep
1s1a ~ r&;; &oNfSxR1o SxSi rL. N.w.-NeRly
dec; hot plate, refgr., phone and
laundry privils. Very reas. DU.
DoWasNtTowN. 1909 18th st. NV
Lgs ISg,: fE9nt ri 5m; N6 5it7 7saSS 7EsiSr.; sober
1865 WYOMING N.W.-Lge... attrac.
front. all cows: lady; hot plate,
refer, quiet; Mt. Pleas. .AD. 2-2975.
EUCLID ST. NV, 1359--Lge. rm.,
kit. nicely furn.; quiet house: no
objection to child. DU. 7-9420.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. rm., nice
ly furn., nr. bath: excel. loc.: clean.
quiet house. AID. 4-9649.
1885 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Lge. front
rm.. gas plate, refrg.. h. and C. water,
laund. priv: S11-$13.- AID. 4.9705.
CH. CHASE, d. C.-Studio rm.. kitch-
enette; near bus, shops, Conn. ave.;
suit. gentleman. EN-. 3-S32S.
FREE ROOM to woman in exchange
for light house duties. DU. 7-9750.
Mr.. UNION STATION
Rm., kitchenette; elec. reiEr.. gas
$3.50 week; Also Ink. rm., $40
week. Walking distance downtown,
2OS z st. NV. @9
Evening star., 1954-06-06
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

OFF CLARENDON CIRCLE. Air cond
everything. ia. 2-2295.
LARGE NICELY FURN. RIM. next
TO bath. 1923 Hamilton ST.. Hy-
sttsville. Nd. AP. 7-9691. %
ALEX. 10 minutes Pentagon. 2 blks.
empl. lady. Ov. 3-4172. d
VERY LARGE master bedroom. pvt
beth: Kitchen privls. II necessary
1oe fare to PentaEon. IA. 2-441Q.
COOL SUMMER? sele. and dble
rooms: 80 minutes Capitol. Nr. In
dian Head hwy, Pa. 2-2437. -6
COW. PENTAGON and National Air
port Sgle., dble. bedrm. Use OF
Wv; rm.. TV, unlimited phone. OF
900 N. IVY. ARL.--Studio rm. in pt.
bldg: next to bath: kit. privils.:
pvt. entr.. IA. S-1632. %
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Bright room
for Cne gentleman. desk and tele-
moo RnCne Can SE. Slk' 3rS14S 5rSm Conn., ave, 40
ARL. s.. nr. Col. pike-Glebe I'd
furn.. cross vent. JA S-2622. II
WEST HYATTSVILLE, of Agar I'd
On buSline. Room for Q gentlemen,
also ssie, rm.. HA. 2-4o77 til 5.
1917 N. EDGEwooD, ARL.-Ioyely
pbons rII, nr, Ous; s.a9s a99e priviis.: upltm.
ASSIsSs 1SS5. Ts..i L. dsIs ,!.s bed .a11. HaIln
man pref. Sic Wk. 71S n. Jackson
ROOM FOR SlsE GENTLEMAN - RS HON.
rPHrTiyViIss rPHrTiyViIsses ~ s-7S2S. Is
Sghpo ghpons. opsI parking pvt. bath. Sis TE.
AIEx:-Ises.' AIExIs' dbl.. rm.. twin beds,
sgle rmi pvt. home. conv. TO buses:
breakfast privils. TIE. 6-S214.
COOL sGL. OR DBL. RIM. in pvt.
home: kit. privils.; N. Arl.! Q ladies:
.eonv.; reasonable IA. 7-763O.
ALExANDRIA-Nicely frrn. rm. and
conv. transp. to D. c. and Airport;
oV. eaeFs s-1sss. 1ssa with 1; for 'mpl' lady.
SILVER SPRNG-Gentieman; furn.
rm., conv. loc.; lovely SURROUNDINGS;
see to appreciate; $40 per mo: .JU.
5::l931; All day Sun; weekdays
ARtNGrSSEc,..n. fdtfs 2 On: eoo,. ,ood had,
semibsth telephone 'PSi 81; feea Pentsson.. Ssas.
Sat. and sun: after & & weekdays. S o0''
ARLINGTON. S.-Clean rm., gentle
man; use Of liv. rm. and TV; owner
seldom home. ia. 1855. JE. 4-411O.
". ARLINGTON-First floor bedrm.,
private shower bath; conv. transp.;
$40 mo. JE. 3-7716.
Mt. RAiNIERScomb. beaut. living
bedrm.; $40 per wk.. incl. utils.
42l5 Rainier ave. WA. 7-4541.
YOUNG MEN-Single or double; close
to parking; nr. Hecht's: $50 sgl.,
$40 dbl; no drinking. IA. $1,000.
LARGE SINGLE RIM. with pvt. bath.
new home, nearby Silver Sp.; conv.
to transp, Hot Shoppes. ETC.; S45 o
month HE l-T607