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NAACP lawyers were barred from
the trial by Circuit Judge I. ].
Futch, who accused the Associa-
ton of stirring up trouble in the
community.
Alex Akerman, Jr., and Paul
Perkins, Orlando attorneys for the
defense, will also argue a motion
to suppress certain evidence being
offered by the state.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-01-19

Civilian employment in the gov
lnment increased by 2,591 persons
n October, to a total of all civil
ian jobholders of 1,269,713.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-01-19
NEW INTERCEPTORS

The Air Force is beg ginning to
build a new interceptor fleet in
which all fighter planes--instead
Of only a few-will have electronic
eyes for hunting enemy bombers in
any kind of weather, day or night.
The move toward complete all
weather defense force, begun
sometime ago, is being accelerated.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-01-19
$4,000 Negroes
JobIess In Detroit

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 14.-Speciai)
Some 10000 Negroes are march
ing with Detroit's swelling army
of jobless men. They are fighting
with iron ditch diggers and snow
plows for the odd jobs the city has
to offer. Their number is expect
ed to reach 10000 before the end
of winter.
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nations prescribed by civil service
and is ready for appointment and
to be sworn in. Dalmas was sche-
duled to take his final physical
examination this week. When COM
pleted, both men are expected to
be sworn in by the end Of the week
or by Monday.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25
Businessman
Turned Bandit
Puzzles Cops

ST. LOUIS Up - Police were
confronted with a tough question
here-what changed an apparent
ly successful businessman with a
family and a spacious suburban
home into 4 would-be holdup
man?
The businessman.turned bandit
is dead-Shot by an armored
money truck guard whom he
accosted in a daring, daylight raid
on a busy st. Louis street last
Friday.
The slain man was 45.year-old
Jacob R. Katz of suburban Uni
versity City-a regular church
member, father of three children
and president of the Reed Ice
Cream Stores.
He was cut down by guard
Thomas F. Doerflinger, "a, after
he had inserted the tube Of a
crude, homemade ammonia bomb
through an opening of the truck
parked before the Mound City
Trust Company bank. The truck
was making a regular stop and
two other guards were inside the
bank at the time.
Friends and relatives who have
been questioned by police and in
terviewed by reporters haven't
helped solve the problem either.
A sister, Mrs. Ethel Levenson
Of Omaha, Neb., said Katz had
borrowed money to buy the ice
cream firm and had been hard
pressed to repay the loan. She said
he worried about the debt.
The Post-Dispatch said Katz re-
Gently had applied for a $1,000
loan from the bank at which the
attempted holdup took place. He
was turned down, the newspaper
said, with one factor being that
he was not a regular customer at
the bank.
But a close friend, Samuel Sill
verblatt, who had known Katz for
seven years, told newsmen Katz
was in better financial shape than
he had been in years" Silverblatt
suggested Katz may have suffered
mental lapse"
The guard partially gassed by
Katz is still in a critical condi-
ton at 4 st, Louis Hospital.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25
Hiss Parole
Plea Denied
By US Board

WASHINGTON R-A1ger Hi
Monday was denied 4 parole.
The u. S. Parole Board an
nounced it had turned down the
application of the former State De-
partment official, now serving q
five-year term for perjury.
DR.. George G. Killinger, board
chairman who conducted hearing
on the Hiss petition at Lewisburg
(Pa.) Penitentiary about 10 days
ago, made this statement:
"In the matter Of the application
of parole for Ager Hiss, the Board
of Parole, after careful consider
alton of the official record, unani-
mously voted to deny the applica.
ton"
The board is composed Of five
members. It acted on the basis Of
a report submitted by Killinger
after his visit to Lewisburg.
Hiss was convicted of perjury,
lying when under oath, for denying
that he ever gave secret govern
i ment documents to Communist
agents.
He became eligible for parole
last Friday.
Board members disclosed last
week they had received more than
SO, 900 letters and kilograms ex-
pressing "pro and con" views on
whether he should be paroled.
| A prisoner becomes eligible for
parole when he has served one.
third of his sentence.
Hiss, now 4S has persistently de-
MED that he was guilty Of the
crime charged to him.
He contends that he eventually
will be vindicated.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25
SLIGHTLY EXPENSIVE

ST. LOUIS R - Circuit Judge
W. c. Mayfield reported an ex-
penditure of just 3 cents in filing
his report Of campaign" expendi-
lures with the circuit clerk In the
recent general election.
The money, said Judge Mayfield.
purchased a stamp for the letter
in which he notified the secretary
Of state he wished his name on
the ballot.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25

! is to IL il more diff for a
man to fail deliberately. There
have been complaints in Congress
that too many physically fit
draftees were being rejected for
failure to pass the mental test.
The passing grade of 20 will re-
main in effect with use of the
new tests.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25
New D. aftee
Tests Planned

WASHINGTON R-The military
services have worked out new tests
Of mental ability and aptitude to
give to draftees and volunteers.
The Defense Department an.
nounced Monday the new tests viii
60 into use Jan. 1. A spokesman
said they include more questions
relating to basic mechanical ability
than do the present tests.
He said one aim in the new tests
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25
KEY WEST IS MY BEAT
By SUSAN McAVOY

when dried to swell the bristling
creature into amazingly curved
proportions. Scientists visiting the
remote lighthouse were so impress
sed they asked him to present the
stuffed porcupine to the museum.
He did. Capt. Moore, himself has
visited the Smithsonian and proud
ly gazed at the family heirloom
ensconced in a glass case in the
northwest corner of the museum.
When Thomas Moore the first
left Loggerhead Light, he went on
a hazardous construction job at
Cape San Bias in northwest Flori-
da. There he caught malaria and
died. It was not the first death
in the family resulting from dan
gerous work.
Capt Moore's maternal grand
father Dexter who was imprison-
ed in Fort Taylor accepted fhe
Job Of manning Sombrero Light
opposite Key Vaea after his re.
lease from prison. In those days
Sombrero light like others was
fUeIed by oil, not electricity. Dex.
Ter was carrying q barrel Of oil
TO the light in his boat. The
barrel tipped the boat, il cap.
sized and Dexter drowned. The
boat was recovered, but he never
was.
Capt. Moore told me yesterday
that he can remember his child
hood at Dry Tortugas even though
he was only five or six at the
item.
"a ship came in with all men
aboard sick with yellow fever. ]
can recall my father sending out
chicken soup to the men. We kept
chickens at Loggerhead in those
days"
Thomas Moore the first came t
Key West on a British Goat, back
in the 10Th century. A boilermaker
by trade, he decided he liked the
Island City and stayed here to
take out his citizenship papers. He
married Key Wester Annie Dex-
ter.
With the sea in his blood, TO-
day Thomas Moore only goes out
fishing on Sundays. He retired as
a charter boat captain years ago,
and ran his last ferry from No
Name to Matecumbe, until the
Overseas Highway made ferries
obsolete back in 1889.
Numbering among his former
fishing guests some of the famous
writer's who visit the Keys, Capt.
Moore has been written up in
national magazine by Garret Gar
ret and others.
Today he and his son and his
sons son keep their hands in the
salt waters of the Keys by their
trips to Big Pine where their fish
ing skiff provides them with end
less holidays of pleasure.
l want to remind readers of this
column, however, that six big
prizes are offered to those of you
who call in a tip leading to a veri-
fable SCOOP OF THE WEEK. Sc
far only one prize has been award
ed.
Here are the prizes you can win
for you and your husband, wife or
friend by calling a verifiable tip
to me at The Citizen:
A round "trip plane ticket TO
Havana for two, courtesy Aero.
Was @.
A round "trip plane ride TO Dry
Tortvsas in Col. Pen Edsar's sea
plane.
A day on a fishing boat in HE
Gulf or Atlantic
A round trip plane ride Up the
Keys or . flying lesson. +
A night with dinner and break
fast at the Cast Marina.
A night al The Key Wester with
dinner and breakfast az Ravl's
restaurant.
These prizes are offered to the
winner of the SCOOP OF THE
WEEK and his or her partner
So call or write in your tip leading
to a good news story for the front
page.
Sine land is haa1,inr thar
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25

Since land is heavier than
water, the gravitational force
from the land causes slight
heaping up Of water in the oceans
around the continents.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25

The flight of owls is relatively
noiseless owing to its soft plum
age.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-25

A ferret is an albino, domesti-
Gated variety or polecat.
Evening star., 1952-11-13

Here's a de luxe assortment Of lovely
cords. There ore Il folders with en-
veIopes and eoch one is different.
Some ore cIeverIy folded with pop-up
type messages; Others ore decorated
with shiny poper inserts or Coy col
ored cloth.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES

@s soHeSh a' sHRs tsse tnanisssS in
Many finish in two years. Write
for catalogue. AMERICAN SCHOOL, Oh
RESERVE YOUR SEAT for free dem
onstratlon professional radio an
sscns sso pm eis5s s7 11tS 1utSaes, S., sT July Ms lSs
MATHEMATICS and science-hieb
school. jr. high and elementary; BY
experienced teacher. MRS. MICHAEL.
Call RA. 2355 before IL noon.
M MATHEMATICS-Co h. s., tutor
ing by college teacher: cal. diff. ea..
trlg.' analytics. ETC.; reas. DE. 342i.
QUICK REFRESHER courses in typ,np
and shorthand. bookkeeping, cal.
machines; also beginners; Start make
BoYp Ra5 pmoneY seHo6w new coI classes st starting
ToRiNGMerade. high school M99 Sub
MaRHEMar1css MfaiRffisaif "a iati Effective tutoring
AANcoeRai 4: {; eRa e9l es9llese sess, courses MR..
CAKE DECORATING-Day and eve
ming classes, taught by daughter of
Ian famous decorator: Phone JA. S-481S.
fiBX,REECEPTlONIST iss course easily
sHANbIER allSh Hu nlSns sss4. 81 s29' 7ssMsRt MRS
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; AL subjects taught. Approved
glasses ,WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE 1910 g st NV. DI. 1852
school ;Jns subjects. Anderson. Me- NJ,
Evening star., 1952-06-29
TOP PRODUCER
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE clerk-typ-
ist; good at figures; accept respon-
Sibility RnY DnJz Ctor OnS

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE clerk-typ.
Isl; good at fgures; accept reSpon-
sibility. Box 303-Z, Star. sos
ALTERATION SEAMSTRESS men
and womens clothing and fur re-
Palrs; Pal % store and dry cleaning exper
B LIN GUAL STENOGRApHER,
WitS res6ogsibIe e,m wishes position
ton; Please write BOX 4O9-z. Star.
stating salary and hours.
BOOKkEEPER-Exper. Double entry.
payroll trial balance: 1000. 5000
machine. Box 429-z, Star. 29'
CHILD CARE-One or two children
. TO care Tor 8 days and nights a week;
experienced with children. Call 81
CLEKiCAL GIRL. colored. College
student. desires work in doctor's s
office; child care. Ii. 3-577O. 29'
sireS summer work. Call ia. 1920.
young
say Bos 4qs.z qesiEes stse general Office dsties aai
COOK. ist class, .colored woman.
Willing to leave city for summer
DfcrAPhoNE Hci ATsHo OPERATOR. tyDist
Isl: Bon 44S-z. star N' "'' ':p-
TYPED at home. $3.50
OFFICE WORK, 4-I3
pm. or 1913 am. Ref, U. S. Govt.
employe. p. Q. LEPP, 10. 8-6625. =
GIRL, colored. experienced. wishes
slsyator work; licensed. DU. 1887,
GIkL wants waitreS work nights,
best of references. Ii. 1886.
capable nurse, adult
family live-in, $25 week. Box AL
2, Star
LADY desires executive or other in
teresting position. Has had expe-
rlence as personnel manager of a
department store, director of vol
unteers at a servicemen's hotel andI
manager of local trucking COM
pany.. Free to travel. Min. sal.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
DDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-

ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
spNriRScINo eilnsi se!1sG t9 cor roGf Mn oH CENTRAL
new home contracting, in nearby Va.
area; can furnish plans and specifi-
cations and build 3-bedrm: bungalow
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, AND
s.sa!sI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. s or com, ~
large: For free est. call RE. 7709.
rooms. complete home improvements;
free estimates; 3 Yrs; to pay at
anteed. e ma NATIoNAL 1eSS1i bEvEIopMENT Sc EUeT lent
CORP. NA; 6s69; ewes. and Sun.
ADDITIONs-carpentry. brick work,
se SoagrR. e yFs: Rr. to 4Isg: Pagy. HAMILTON ]!
porch Enclosures. extra rooms,
screening. recreation rooms. attic
finished Complete building service
to increase the value of your prop
ss~sss sunv.ntnss ga, RHSsN er
ApbrTIoNss. iT; fIcSas ALTERATIONS. renS remod-
cling. Residl. or comml. Ali types
Of repairs, porches incl. recr. rms.
uin. TnS., oenS. cement Work. also
specializing in kit. remodeling Free
AIR SoNDIrioNrSG. iGseq qefTieelasion sssqsaas
installations and repairs: new and
.spaa gSsa SOC G%R}vptwExs Tp Ex s5s2 5s2s,n. IL,
Or private roads; free estimates
BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls, steps,
walks: new or repairing; 1st-class
workmanship. Call eyes,. MI. 611s.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
STONE WALLS
Fla pStOne Terraces


Walks. chimneys fireplaces cement
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888
TELEvIsION SERVICE, expert serv-
ice, all makes; reaS. rates. Sat.
Sun, and evenings, prompt service.
GGaId "a ,vS,Ia a-8s04. ALLAN TELE-
WE WILL MAKE 1T for you. Any
thing in wood. ARROW WOOD
WORKING. FIR. 4243. rear 424 4th
CHiNEsE Hi rs WHOLESALE hand laundry us2
and and QUICK service. TONS CHINESE HS5
HAND LAUNDRY. 171S-20 wis. ave.
UPHoLSTERY@couches. chairs. re-
we wsbbsd; springs reset; your home Or D
S. N. yANEY. GE. $3.50. "' AD''
and refinishing. AID. 1920.
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS
Chair springs retied, cushions rebuilt;
1rss tossao' estimates MORRIS L.
WE DO REPAIRING and remodeline
of ali types in the District Of Co
lumbia on contract basis. Estimates
furnished without cost AIKEN,
BREEDLovE, HozIK. 500 H st.
NV, MA. 1856.
LET US HELP YOU. modernize and
remodel your home We build rec
reation rooms, garages. attics and
all types of additions. No job too
large, or small. Cali day or night
for free estimates. NORDICK IN
PROPONENTS. RE 53l2
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, specializ-
ing concrete. JACKSON ROYAL. DI.
Want THAT PORCH SCREENED?
Cali Mr.. TAYLOR. 81. 3942 eve
ROSA's ALTERATION SHOP special
ICES in quick service on mems and
women's apparel also stores are
welcome. Phone Ii. 1853. Home
phone. Ii. 7-914S. l.
COMPLETE REMODELING. painting,
1860. 80
Evening star., 1952-06-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcon,.

LATIN AMERICAN GIRL. for part.
wk. ME. 46l4. 80
colored. with exc. refs
would like lob taking complete care
OF baby or child of employed, con.
genial couple; 5-day week. Reason
ia}s apie enog no9rs' No SUM Sum holidays OF
F!RST-CLASS LAUNDRY WORK to
do at my home. Ii, 1-2556.
SENIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
dren. Ii. 6-0146.
EXCELLENT LOCAL references. exp
reliable woman; full or part time
Call LU. 4-59S6, SUSAN KELLEY.
SETTLED WOMAN. wants g.h.w.,
travel. 1893 Half st. s'w. ~ "
COLORED wants day work. II. IRON
ing cleaning or child care. Call 40
Pm; sun. NO: 0060.
COLORED GIRL - Desires job as
mgthsrs M e 1,ls helper; live in; ref Phone
CoLoRED GIRL desires cleaning ~ for
cSGoREp oGo fna GIsL Gnsi desires Iu a1S dsywork
cnf cfeg1lsE fnREnw work, 3IS, DU; 1865:
CoLoREEbDO GIRLMAs SGsLt moi mother's s4s4f ne,per
99E baby sitter; references. Ak Ak
coLoRED GIRL wants work; III, lisbt
h1qseyop6 FI2T work and taking care of baby,
c05oRED Si;t GIRL desires child care.
CoLoRED GIRL. to care for child
aT and etlsaa clean small house; refs. req
coLoREfb' f'e; GIRL desires job as nurse
maid MAID OR g.h.w.; refs; live in. Ex
COLORED GIRL desires position as
high school education. FIR. 74I5'
mother's helper or care Of a child
SSS' GIRL is 70 desires pm Job caring
day Sunday, HO. 2935.
GIRL wishes to take care
oL children only. DE. S76S.
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
u arlington. Experienced. JA S.
COLoRED GIRL desires part-time
work keeping children as mothers
helper; Call ia. 1852.
COLORED GIRL desires work clean
Helper faf a0fsSr's E%, s591' 59f1fce' or mothers
c0LORED GIRL desires g.h.w.; g.
day wk, Exp. with children, mothers
heiper or empl. cpl. Ref. LII 3-SS44
GIRL. wants & davs
week. gen. house cleaning or child
care; with city refs. ST. 1854.
COLORED WOMAN desires lob caring
Tor invalid or elderly lady, expert
= en- enced, Ii; 5-6I64.
JULCRED WOMAN. experienced. re-
liable vouched for by present en-
ployers. Available for y time house
work preferably afternoons in
georgetown. MRS. EMMA THOMP-
+ kINS; NO. 1925.
jOLOkED WOMAN, desires part
time or days work; references. Me
1854
1OLORED WOMAN wants housekeep-
ing Wed. Thurs. and Fri. TR. 3S0o
'OLORED WOMAN desires days work
or or part time. AID. 2520.
cOLORED Al MAID, neat, wishes
days work. any kind, home. on
Monday only. AID. 311S g.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcons.) }

AteM'spM hesa y sr-ls6d SAB lbs Gi 81 575a round md
ANTIQUES-Roll-top desk. appraised
at $3.50; drop-leaf table. water
colors BY Ricco. Wo. 5434.
lish bookcase, Dutch baby chair. 2
Moorish silver mounted pistols. OIL
ANfiiouE CHINESE CHEST SKA
lnlaid ivory mother Of pearl. Deal
ST 81 20. aPPlg gN NE HAEGs ME- oso,
Wilson blyd.. Arlington. va. It's
ANTIQUES-Presse glass. milk glass.
fine china. lamps. odds and ends.
g20I Flower ave. Sil. Spr., Md
variety. witt with On lamps. aDti 1t:
ciaity. The EAMP'' EHTis' 30 snVssS W. brosd Spej
ST.. Falls Church. Va.
ANTIQUE Colonial Crotch mahogany
GsEsnPGF. GssndP st. ehevy is ecSfsniRss csases MD 2oa
ANTIQUE. Vic. chair, sacri.. $40;
ANTIQUES-Many lovely pieces incl
Victorian walnut desk. matchine
marble-top washstand and chest;
etc. Due moving must sell today
ASTiaUEs-FSrnitt1afHes,' Fur taHs' glass, dolls
paintlngs. collectors items. RAM.
SAY ANTIQUE SHOP. lO7 No. Fair.
Tax St. Alexandria. Open IL to
Il. l to 5. Monday through Friday
ANTIQUES--Small cupboard, cap.
tain's chair, Windsor chairs, rocker
arrow back slipper rocker. small
cherry table, saddle benches. OIL
AHTIQUES-Red Sleigh antiques
gETsSteTiek; EstaasiS IN Mo-; sRts. ss-iS. Phone
ANTIQUE JEWELRY Of all descrip.
tions; 5O% discount. Closing out
entire stock. LIVINGSTON q CO..
1422 81 st. NV. ME. $40
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN SOFA. walnut
carved frame. blue brocaded up
holstering. tufted back; $50 or best
AETlQUES--Tables. washstands, cob
pliers bench, many other interestine
items; pine reproduction. See our
S1'n cha1rs; o,0Sfa, 0psn al day Saturday
st: nv, GE. 5161. 80
ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER tea
service. 5 pieces, large urn on
stand, coffee, tea, sugar, cream
pitcher, English Victorian hallmark
Evening star., 1952-06-29
1 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JUNE go, 1852
HELP poMEsTIc lcont. J

MAID TO LIVE IN (colored,. az,
22-35: local refs. req: SIS wE.
infant. Ju. 1866. 80
MAD: 1,.I: ls reliable: IN exg;. S live live in: ref
MAID. live in; must be fond of chill
MHfp. MdsfD and eSDss good rcssS,. eHSf Oh 1878
cooking; occasional care OF 16-mo.
baby: live in. nice suburban home;
MAlD-strong. age rs to so. for
Tor 2. in apartment. Must iia i've in. l.
Thurs. and alternate sun; OF,
irSm HS9 I0 a0 an. aghs Room bath. beard.
fkASTicA5 RAG g I NURSE for infant care;
VIZ; live in Or out. Prefer woman m H
Wheaton. Cali u. 7.6565. -3S 2pS'
WHITE LADY, for :hild care. Inv;
o Se e; GOOD az home me. Ep xtth ass Bsral time
WOMAN to live in and keep house.
covering paralytic lady. No lifting,
ss9e seoi ilaunssTy; psTyy most nishts of. TR.
WOMAN, care 3-yr.-oid child, 5-day
week, S-hr. day. TR. 1915. 80
WOMAN, wants night work; baby
sitting Or restaurant; good relS.
WOMAN. help care for elderly lady
mot invalid: other help; permanent
position: S45 weekly; live in. Box
WOMAN, white. widow and Christian.
couple; live in comfortable quarters;
Al modern conveniences. See MR..
FLEIsHELL, between 12 and 4.
wdSMsAkk. 6Ss + st; I,iis NV car. ,o, .-v.o-so,.
child and . h w W0 0Oa0 90
YOUNG w WHITE aiH;E wSGAS ON SOs9' to care msy for
EXPERiENcGRD !Tf Hi WG a,2S MAID for perm so so,,-
Must be good, willing worker. Clean,
reliable; unattached. Fond, of chill
dren. Free to go away this sum-
nie mer. Only PM Sgs Sgalified person need ap-
RELIABLE. RELIABLE. NSksE SSfs; tcolored,. live in.
to care for 4 children in Chevyl
Chase. Time of can be arranged as
desired but must work most week
ends: No cooking or laundry. OIL.
COMPETENT WHITE MAID to live
in: own room and bath in modern |
apt, midtown Conn. ave-: prefer one |
who speaks Spanish: refs. MI. GIGS.
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN to ca care
for = children and do light house
work; live in; small salary. LU.
sETTIED WOMAN, to care for chill
dren; ) days a week. ref. required
Call 10 3-0355
LADY to care for
children. 5-day wk. Call LU
SlO PER WK.; competent. pleasant
housekeeper and cook. Take COM
plete charge and make a home tor
busy executives and their . children.
ages 6 and IA; pvt. quarters. Recent
VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN, middle
aged: without family, desires edu-
Gated, capable housekeeper, 2J-4O,
no children, for small country
estate; light work. good salary and
other advantages; white. African
or Asiatic. Address Box 414-B, Star
giving details.
REFINED LADY to become part OF
small family; to care for home and
z sons, while mother works; must
live in; good home and small salary;
apply In person on weekdays, after
7:3O: all day Sat. and Sun. Apt. 81,
Rhode Island Plaza. 18th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. 80
COLORED GIRL, over 25, to care forl
child and small apt: refs. required
81. 0602. -29