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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

of the executive. legislative and judi
cial branches of the Government. In
deciding litigation it usually news
close to the particular circumstances
of case. It likes to hunt for pro-
cedural and other errors in the
handling of case by lower courts.
1t often avoids ruling on a consti-
tutional issue when an equitable and
adequate finding can be made on
constitutional grounds.
Tough Problem
If the court does decide to rule on
the constitutional issue. it will have
the troubled responsibility of steering
clear of too rigid ruling that might
tie the hands of Presidents in sud-
den emergencies-or to loose a ruling
that might encourage President to
grab dictatorial power.
The steel industry commended that
the basic constitutional issue involv-
ing the Presidents power under the
Constitution is ripe for a ruling. 1t
declared President Truman took
high action in a self-pro-
claimed emergency to seize private
industry without due process of law,
without specific statutory authorize
ton, and without support in the Con-
Stitution.
The Justice Department cham
pioned the Presidents power. under
the Constitution. as the only effec-
tive course to safeguard the Nation
under the circumstances. The Gov
eminent aimed at persuading the
court to decide the case without
touching the constitutional issues,
and to declare that the harm to the
Nation by stoppage of steel produc-
ton outWeighed any asserted irrep-
arabic damages the companies might
suffer.
The court, in it's unruff1ed way,
will have the last WORD.
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between Western Germany and West
Berlin.
2. Premier Otto Grotewohl an
nounced East Germany would rearm
in retaliation for West Germany's
move to contribute IL divisions to the
European army. East Germany's
Peoples Police, estimated variously
at from $4,000 to 10000 men, is the
cadre nucleus for an army which
could spring up much more swiftly
than its West German counterpart
3. Thirty thousand Reds brawled
with West German police in Essen in
demonstration against the Euro
pean defense treaty.
4. Civil war on the Korea pattern
was darkly limited at by both Mr..
Grotewohl and his deputy premier,
Walter Ulbricht. The Soviet press
took a similar line.
5. MIR. Ulbricht, who is also secre-
tary general of the East German
Communist Party, told a press con-
ference that West Berlin would learn
what repriSals his country would take
the day after Adenauer signs the
contractual agreement. He men
toned one reprisal, meanwhile: Ger
man legislators and others who sup
ported the contractual agreement
would ultimately be punished.
6. The Soviet-licensed East Ger
man news agency charged that
American armored cars had crossed
the East Zone frontier and fired guns
> in a border village. West Germany
also was accused of sending Saboteurs
and agents to the eastern zone to stir
up trouble. No specific information
was given about where or when these
things happened. The charges were
widely interpreted as a preliminary to
closing the eaSt-west border.
Z. The Russians made ominous
passes at Allied traffic patrols in the
autobahn, the corridor that connects
West Germany to the Allied-admin-
istered section Of Berlin, which lies
within the Soviet Eastern Zone. This
same kind Of a prelude led to the
Berlin blockade Of 1948-1949.
Showdown
These were samples of what was
In store for Chancellor Adenauers
half-country. There is still a long
road ahead. And the Soviet Union,
with its satellites, will have oppor-
tunity for many more turns Of the
screw before both the German and
French Legislatures ratify the con-
tractual agreements and the Euro
pean defense treaty. United States
officials hope that the tense days of
the Berlin blockade-and the Korean
war-will have conditioned the Ger
mans. the Europeans and the Ameri-
cans for the nerve-racking months
ahead.
Mr.. Acheson has said that we have
no intention Of getting out of Berlin.
the obvious place for the first Soviet
pressure. Other officials say every
body knows that Russia. maybe even
East Germany by itself. could force
us out of Berlin. But they add that
this certainly would lead to war. The
choice Is up to the Kremlin.
Here is one case where American
foreign policy seems at least to be
positive. The West has goal and it
Is moving doggedly toward it. 1t is
the Russians. for a change, who are
on 1.-THE defensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

Western Germany Is about to get
another working over from the Com
munists. This one may be even more
blockade.
The Reds are trying to break up
the West Germans slowly hardening
determination to associate themselves
with the NATO alliance. And Com
munist harasSment undoubtedly will
be intensified as the West Germans
move nearer to Indignation with the
European defense community.
DeodIines
Here are the headlines the Reds are
trying to keep Germany and the West
from meeting:
/. BY next Saturday, the Bonn
government is expected to agree with
Great Britain, France and the United
States on a contractual agreement
providing almost complete sovereignty
for the Federal German Republic.
Saturday is the day tentatively
scheduled for the signing of the
agreements by the foreign ministers
OF the TOUR countries.
2. Sometime next week the Euro
pean defense treaty is to be signed by
foreign ministers of the six nations
which would make up proposed in
ternational army. The countries are
West Germany, France, Italy, Bel
GUM. the Netherlands and Luxem-
bourg
3. Before June l the contractual
agreements should be sent to the
United States Senate for ratification.
4. Before adjournment in early July
the Senate must act on the treaty If
American approval Is to be given in
time to do the NATO defense effort
much good.
5. Before next August, when most
European Parliaments adjourn. it is
hoped that the Bundestag and the
French Parliament will ratify both
the contractual agreements and the
European defense treaty. These two
legislatures are, expected to be the
biggest hurdles in the path of the
European army plan. If they do not
act on the documents before August,
they probably will not do SO until
1853.
Ifs and Butts
ALI the Ifs and butts that stand In
the way Of Germany's entry into the
West European camp came flying to
roost last week. Not all Of them came
from the Communists. The Germans
themselves were bringing up their
share. The French were still squea-
mish about reviving anything that
resembles. the Wehrmacht. The
French also were extremely alert for
any German tricks that might lead
some day to another Remuneration
Of the Saar.
Few American officials think the
West German protests about the con-
tractual agreement will hold up the
show. Chancellor Adenauer now has
gotten his coalition to list its reserva-
tions to the present draft. The Allies
probably will accept the unimportant
ones and reject the others. They
know that the Germans are not
thinking seriously Of renouncing the
whole idea In favor Of neutrality or
Of linking up with the Soviet Union.
The Germans must be convinced,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
By Robert K. Walsh

individual justices probably will have
reached their own conclusions, at
least in general. But there have been
indications in the past that some
justices occasionally are sufficiently
impressed by conference discussions
to change their minds or modify their
original views.
Give and Toke
Conferences are Informal. The
justices. of course, do not wear their
robes. They do not have to sit still,
as they sit in the courtroom in SEEM
ing tranquility or in noncommittal
vacuum. The conference, neverthe-
less, is an integral part of the judi
cial process. The same buzzer that
sounds for courtroom sessions is heard
throughout the building to notify
employees and interested visitors
where the justices are.
The Chief Justice usually is the
first to express his views and the last
to vote in conference. After a de-
cision has been made the Chief
Justice assigns the job of writing the
court opinion to himself or to one
of his misunderstanding he Is in
the majority. If the Chief Justice
is in the minority. the writing of
the court opinion is assigned by the
senior associate justice in the
majority.
Some justices wish to write sepa-
rate concurring or dissenting opin-
ions or acknowledgment per-
haps, with the decision but arriving
at it by different reasoning.
Written opinions really ought to
be called rewritten opinions in most
cases. If it takes nine tailors to make
a man, according to the musical
version, it will take all nine justices
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After the land was acquired and
cleared, it would be sold to private
builders. In this way. it is estimated,
the District and Federal governments
should get back about half of the
original investment. Actually. there
probably would be definite commit
ment from builders to buy the land
before demolition was started.
Once he had acquired tract of the
land, either by auction or bids, q
builder would be required to keep the
type and rental or sale cost Of his
projects within the plans general
framework. Having done 30, he
would be free to sell or rent them to
would-be residents Of the new COM
munity.
On a long-range basis, the District
should profit from . Southwest re-
development. Property values would
rise, not only in the project area, but
In surrounding neighborhoods. That
would mean higher assessment for
taxes and therefore, more revenue
for the District treasury. In theory,
at least the entire SIG million outlay
for the complete Southwest plan could
pay for itself over a reasonably short
time in this way.
On the other hand, the Federal
contribution is an outright grant
and there seems to be little oppor-
tunity to recapture these funds for
the United States. But. If builders
profit from their holdings and a
higher standard of living is built up
In the neighborhood, income taxes
are sure to increase for the people
living there. That's always one way
Of getting Uncle Sans money back.
:,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

IOr IIle democrats. In l34U the Re.
publican convention met just after
Hitler had overrun France. and the
platform committee went through a
stiff battle over how far the party
should go in promising aid to peoples
fighting for liberty.
The Democrats also had some
difficulty agreeing on foreign policy
statement in those troubled days of
1910. Both parties finally came out
with declarations against involvement
in foreign wars. The Republicans
promised aid within international law
to people fighting for liberty, and the
Democrats said they would not send
armed forces to fight overseas except
in case Of attack.
Eighteen months later the japanese
attacked Pearl Harbor and the United
States was In World War II.
The Democrats on Thursday
named House Majority Leader Nc
Cormack of Massachusetts, to head
their platform committee. Republi.
can National Chairman Guy G.
Gabrielson will not name the Re-
publican platform chairman until
early in June. The Republicans, how
ever, recently named an informal
committee. headed by Clarence Bud
dington Kelland. the author. to re-
ceive and digest platform suggestions.
The Republican platform COM
mittee is expected to assemble in
Chicago sometime during the week
prior to the opening of the conven-
ton on July to hold hearings.
The Democratic platform group will
meet during the week intervening
between the two conventions. Both
conventions will have adopted their
platforms before any balloting for
candidates. begins. h.
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monds in gold or platinum
toned Trifanium.
26A-Contour Earrings.
5.OO'
26B-Spray Pin. 500"
26C-Necklace. $50.
26D-Braeelet. lO.O0s
26E--Star Earrings. 400"
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2C-waw Sewing Kit by Xix Ladies sewing tiny gold plated
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27GAThe Olympia table lighter
by Ascot with gold finished metal
and lucite trim. Designed. TO har-
monize with modem or period
home furnishings. Beige, green,
tortoise or black trim. 9.9S
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONs-Fres estimates. remod.
soNTiRScsTAIhNe. soNTiRSSScsAIhN Z CO.: roIli ME. Ssos SastSAi
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, remod.
cling. Residl. and comml Ali types
Sir 81 repairs I,l pore pSrches, incl. recr. rms;
specializing in kit. remodeling Free
CO, DI. 84l2. Closed Saturday.
ADDIIiONS' recreation rooms. COM
plete home improvements; free esti.
mates; 3 yrs. to pay at lowest FHA
TioNAL DEVE1oPMENT PSisNiseo; coFP. SR'
ma. $3.50; evenings and Sunday, LU.
ADDiTiONs, alterations, remodelins
no money down. UP to Z yrs. to pay
HAMILTON CoNsT. CO.. RE. 1877.
ADDITION, alterations. repairs. extra
rooms. porches. screening, recrea-
tion rooms. Everything from base
ment to attic. Call now. today. for
Tree estimate on. your needs. Spe-
cI9 clalists in satisfaction. We have
SRIEFlEs slSo4, soS,v CONTRACTORS. on ~
ADDITIONS, alterations. remodeiing
Res. comml. All types of repairs.
Porches inclosed, recreation rm., din:
rms, dens. cement work; Free esti.
LHaISS 6lECu. n O. u. NONO 1hOCIION
co. DI; 6412. from 8 am. to 9
A A6DifIoNs. Dbl ds5iys REMoDELrNG, an,
type home repairs or redecorating
Mr.. WILKINS, ia. S-6525. ia
basement improvements,
etc. For a solution to your build
ing problem or an estimate. Call
MR.. WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4. IA
AIR CONDITIONING, refrigeration,
installations and repairs; new and
AsPHAfT DRivEwAYis.s spsT Barking mi lots.
or private roads; free estimates.
Telephone OIL. 1900 or OIL. 1867.
BUILDING REMODELING, 80 years
exper;; contact for loan furn. Call
CO. 1858 Sat, Sun. and evenings,
on weekdays: Va. only.
BRICK and cement work; all guaran-
teed at reasonable price. Call HU.
BRICK WORK AND REPAIR work
Gontractors: no job too small. GEO.
w. HENSON. Jr.. VI. S027. 30
remodeling, repairing,
carpentry; brick, cement work Mr..
BAkER, TU. 5137. IA
BUILDING and remodeling, 35 yrs.
exper. WA. 0220 Sat. and Sun,
week DAYS after 4 nm
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
BRENNER. 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY. plastering, fireproofing,
fencing. cementing. Complete re-
modelling. Terms. WILLIAM. NO.
CARPENTER-Gen. home repairs; at
tic and rec. rooms; ext. and int.
CARPENTRY, unfinished attics and
small ions done reasonably: guaran-
tesd; MI; 7147. ST., 4273.
csps e0PsTstsi psFNIr,G;Sll Gsll 10; 2-s5is; ..
doors. TU. 3869. ee
CARPENTRY-Porches, asbestos shin
giles. rec. rms; best work guar.
free estimates. Ii. 6-4524. --13
CARPENTRY; alterations. repairs. re-
g%SH gR%GfSfps o% Va 55s7 ana nsH sny TGaH tms Mr. Ha
CEMENT WALKS. walls. drives. bsnit /:
AMco coNsrRUcTPito5SNR.' co1%Pt5SR' 20: e@olSssi. soSSs4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of all Kind.
5. GAppfs' pu. 5544. "''
CEMENT WALKS. walls, steps, porch,
Clean; JACK SPARKES. HO. s439.
CEMENT WORK and general repairs.
old work look new. CHAS. DES-
PERT, HO. 2909, HUI. $3.50.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER: Phone RA. sSSS any day.
CUSTOM CABINET WORK and de.
signs for kit. and playrms. Furn.,
yalanceS, bars. Call eyes,, Ii
7-3O76. IA
INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment SO months to pay. Phone
II: 4-45S8: evenings and Sunday.
NO 5b22
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HElP-DoMESfIc

FALLS CHURCH-G.H.W., child
care, 5-day wk., T:30-5:30. Ref
Health card required. $50 per wk.
JE 3-13G3.
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE LADY to look
after 4-yr.-ol girl, and lgt: house
day. DE. $500. ext. 465.
HELEN. who worked for NORMANS S
on on 18th st. NV. II yrs. ago. call
DOMESTIC, to live in: must be ex-
perienced horsepower and ex-
ing conditions; off Thursday after
noon, every other Sunday and most
nights must have health card and
good references: S25 per week. EN-
1SlS1 514S Linnean ter. NV.
tup Connecticut ave. to Fessenden
Blocks to Linnean ea 'G tearaee} rae s'' 3i3 lfts
ENGLISH OR SPANISH speaking
woman. neat, reliable, must be ex-
pcrienced in general houSework and
with small children. Live in. Be
thesda area. Health certificate and
res. res. required. Salary $25 week.
MLD!eDLE-AGED white woman. assist
Ing unnecessary, good wages, phone
WI. 1880.
LIVE IN, housekeeper for EMPLOYED
couple. new home in Silver Spring;
must be experienced and good cook
living quarters available for couple;
refS. REQUIRED; salary $50 per week,
can 81 6S28 bet. 10 am. and 6
REFINED WHITE WOMAN, 55, for
mo, 81. 1898 after z pm. Ia
WHITE COUPLE for g.h.w.: new
home, Just south of Alex. overlook
ing Potomac, with . adults. no chill
dren; 2nd-floor living quarters; only
q couple looking for permanent posi-
lion need apply. XII. 8-29S5, bet.
z and $3.50 pm. Ia
WHITE LADY to share widows home.
board board and small salary or elderly
ns settIed fed wa@sn a1s slh whits star or
coiored' roHnrt for New. ENGLAND seashore
family. Must be good cook and do
some SON lgt, housework. Write Box
expedted' eSSS, d2'ar' giving exp and salary
HOME AVAILABLE for reliable white
Eoman; EoI1 s,;,, l.h,w;' one Child; sioo mo,
GOOD HOME for reliable woman
take care of 2 children in plain
nome. no heavy cleaning, upstairs
9eaG43, 9edGmi, good salary live in. LU.
CHILD CARE, cook; under so, in
good health; live in: lovely sur
roundings; S100 mo. UN. 7454.
exp. with children; plain cooking;
SO wk.; live in or out. TU. 5O3l :.
COLoRED LADY to care for . child
rem and house and cook 1 meal s
dyS. wk. Ii. 4-3453.
COLORED WOMAN. live in: plain
cooking; fond of children; other
help; half day Thurs. every other
sun. of; pvt. rm. and bath: good
ref; $50 week. SH. 1910. IL
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
C0OK-HoUSEMAN -

COOK -HOUSEMAN - White, single;
anywhere. eDE. 96o6, 10 am. to IL
GEN2Rah hSSR any iHoGsEwoRk 5f5s - Monday
and Tuesday. ME. o39s. MuzETTE
G: hWMA5' :H.W.M5 days. part time: no nishts;
GIRL. CoLoREpwDepend able, neat,
desires g.h.w. 5 days wk. or part
time. Phone LU. 4-O477.
GIRL wishes 5 or 5h days; live out;
GIRa deh qssTss asss iSR %R faE5nE a1 sats 1GF chill
Wed: refs Ii. 1857.
GIRL, colored. wants job caring for
children; exper.; excel. refs. Ii.
GIRL, colored, wants 5-day week
GIRL. Scolored. neat. reliable. desires
E.h.w., child care (experJ, B days q
GIRL. colored. desires baby,sittins
JOB in evenings; : hu 1t515@i aht h,u..
work child care. Ho. 0391.
GIRL. colored. desires taking care Of
children from 2-6; references. IA.
Girl, colored, wishes full-time OF
days day oSSs TSrk; experienced; rel Call
GIRL, coiored, desires job baby sitting
or light housework. RA. 0371. +"
GIRL, colored, wants full-time work.
cEl nm, nasasso,t Ssslrss ehe e. ea5s ESD job and
care: ( davs: good ref. NO. 6S25.
HOUSEKEEPER, depend, good cook;
no child under yrs; upstairs rm.;
4-day wk; Box Csc. star:
o2t opsr IN I've TAKE n fS@Dssss SSa s ssts
LxlpE5Y. xlE5YS Mai esIly COS, desires light duties
in exchange for room; board and
BY week, 10. 3-O0so.
MOTHERS HELPER. young: live in;
important: g.hw.; liberal TINT. on;
room: board, monthly salsry; Ken
rsgF sgssf ssS'' ISbBrs Sia,
rkAcTfc1AL X; ifc1 NURSE. desires s.d.y
EE6G;ci.EsRse EG;i ssse f9r 5aSs chilSsen. FRANG!sNA RAis
able colored woman; 5-day week or
part time; ref: had nurses aid
training; home nights. Phone Hu.
RELIABLE WOMAN wishes days
work: ref. Phone FA. 1878.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN wants half
time work afternoons. NV: can
cook dinner; ref AID. 1892.
CARE FOR CHILDREN in my home:
"a hours. Ii. 7.317g. Ia
H. s. GRADUATE desires work as
baby sitter or mothers helper.
- Iuns,.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN desires
care of bachelor apt; willing to pre-
pa-e dinner. Box TIC, Star. l4s
WOMAN. colored. neat. clean. reli-
able, exper.. would like some days
work; ironing speciality. FIX.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time
day's work or flve days. EXP. CO.
WOMAN WANTS LAUNDRY. ironing.
Monday and Wednesday: call Ii.
WOMAN desires g.h.w. or child care;
refs: experience. NO. 1909.
WOMAN. colored. wants two days
work. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ii.
NEAT GoLoRED WOMAN wants job
keeping home while mother works:
5ts days q week; stay nights: good
rsfsrense; Can II, 4;23sSG 23sSG,w .
dn in my home Ii 7.2556
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont. J

CURTAINS. stretched at home, also
Pundis iaundry and rough dry done.
oSnoRsSS 81 Res GIRL wishes daywork;
C0LORED GIRL desires child care.
Call HI. 1852.
WANTS live-in job as nursemaid,
housework; can cook; refs. NO.
cSToREp 81 REF, GIRL desires child care.
Cot.ofREEaD5 GIRL wants job as COM
panion to small children and moth
er,Ss helper. Ii. 4-6945. ask for
CoLoRfETD CofET WOMAN wants bundle
washing; refs. Ii. 3-4064.
COL0RED GIRL desires part-time
COL. GIRL. neat, desires seneral
nnouSeWork. days week. Call RA.
COL. GIRL desires days work or full
time. shy. etc; AID: 4345.
aSa;ssork es4fsTet DS Sars siss children; $50 wk
CoLoRED WOMAN desires g.h.w. or
child care; live in: experienced; Va.
YonNG YesntfsenceS eWoGG92N,.a G92, $685. eoiorea desires
ehild SaII SS isre s9so p light s'h'w'; live out
cSLoRE6 WOMAN wants Job. s.h.w.
coIoRED WOMAN wants full or
pa5tisiRs E work. ~c ko exsellsnt REFERENCES
cSIIoEsEfSS sfS " WOMAN ma T4ds Desires regular aa
JOB or days work. Ii. 7-93s9.
C0LORED GIRL wishes g.h.w., live
in, 5-day week; no Sat. or Sun.
Sall cnlp@eper @ syaJ % 31s6; IT,
cokoRGD nS WOMAN, 81 an ~dea Desires ao SoSa 5ob
aishwashins Sa1N an aasa at night or maids
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Or or weekly ee9s work with small family.
YoGGNGG CoLoRED WOMAN, live out,
take care i or : children with
| refined family. Box 94-C, Star. l5'
COLORED COOK wants work, full or
part time; light cleaning. DE. O021.
coILoRED GIRL desires child care.
COLORED GIRL desires 5-day week
or days work. FIR. 1921 between
COLoRED GIRL wants days work, or
part lime. city refs. IA. $500.
LAUNDRESS. will do ironing home,
ruined curtains, bapy SitC4ng. HU.
coloHRRED WOMAN desires days work
EXPEkT aoUsECLEASING by COL
ored man and woman. We do every
thing, attic to basement. References.
CoLoRED WOMAN Wishes part-time
mornings. Mon. Fri. City refs. Healtn
CoLo6iRE%S Ed WOMAN 5Ei wants part-time
moruning work; City refs. AD. $3.50.
COLORED GIRL wishes housework
Cleaning and laundry. 5 days week.
CoIoRED' GIRL wants days work.
c6ISREp 6GSS Es5S' GIRL hRi 7CaH Wishes part-tim.
work. morning or evening. Good
COLORED GIRL desires afternoon
work. cooking or g.h;w., or child
eare 1eRRS Refs. ie ~ s1S5gS d:s}9ss child
and iisht houseworS: Cali Cali tf IG:
c6IoRED GIRL wants days work.
NAH, coiored. part time work. Morn.
ILAUNDRESS 1st class wishes bundle
or family wash. Take home cur
tains, WIN deliver. NO. 642s.
RELIABLE IEdIiLs eolored woman an, wishes
Girl. colorsd. desires Job as mothers
helper. To live in. Clean and
COLORED GIRL wants baby sitting
or mothers helper. Ii. 4-7l36.
NURSKMAID. colored. with excel.
refs, to take complete care baby
or child. for ,empl. congenial
couple; 5-day week; reas. hrs; no
Sun. holidays or late ewes. Ii.
4-3SSS.
COLORED LADY. pleasant person.
ality and neat. desires rooming
COLORED WOMAN wants Job caring
for a child III apt; good references.
COLORED GIRL. exper. ironer, de-
sEsY sirsS days work ironing. Du.
COLORED GIRL from N. Carolina
wants job; g.h.w., take care OF
children. cook; ref. HU. 3739.
COLoRED WOMAN with 1st-elass
or cleaner Ii 7-227l,