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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1949; fully equipped with
many extras selling due to service.
Sas S4o6 Ffeyman sGd dr. Silver Spring.
sTuDIEBaKEk aaJIIa En- so Land Cruiser:
matte drive; custom radio. heater eater
and detroster, beautiful nylon in
tures; less than 10000 miles on
this pei feet l-owner car S1,S45
sTUDEBAKER 80 overdrive sedan;
Eauipped; $l.293. Why pay more?
ing, AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-S800.
81 uDEBAKER 1949 Commander de
luxe 4-dr. sedan; beautiful green
oyerdrive, Climatizer, radio; really
clean car. Come In and see it.
Butler Bonded; S1.345. Open ewes.
anG Suns. All cars inside. LEE D.
BuTdER; INC. 1121 2lst st. NV,
sTuDEBAkER 1850 Champion Sg Reeal
2-d' sedan; overdrive, Climatlzer;
clean one-owner car, carefully
driven; 5 excel. tires. Butler Bonded;
S1,495 Open ewes. and Suns. All
cars. inside. LEE D. BUTLER. INC,
1l2l 2lst st. NV, D1. OHIO. --25
sTUDEBAkER 80 overdrive sedan;
Equipped; 81 .293. Why pay more?
Over 100 others. So bank financ-
ine., AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg Rd, Ii. 3-8SO0.
ISTUDEBAKER Az Starlight sedan:
equipped; Sg93. Why pay more?
over 100 others. so bank financ-
ing. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg Rd., LII 3-SS00.
lSTuDEBAkER 1947 Commander
Regal 5-pass. Starlight coupe; beau
tltul maroon finish; r., h overdriye;
other extras. really nice car
specially priced at 81 .0g5, Open
eyes. and Suns. All cars inside.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 11cI "ISt
st: NV, DI. 0Ii0. "5
STUDEBAKER '3S club coupe; heater;
S95: TOWN G. COUNTRY MOTORS.
s5336 Wis. ave. NV, OR. O1O0. Open
til 10 pm. -27
'sTUDEBAKER AZ Starlight sedan;
Over TOO others asr; gRS w banEy nay tinSpe mope?
ing. AUTO WHOLESALERS. TAI
BladenSburg Rd., Ii. 3-SSO0'
|STUDEBAKER iJ49 champion Rees1
Starlight 5-pass. coupe; excel ma
room finish. CIimatizer. good uphol-
stery; good tires, Butler Bonded
ana real buy at SI195. Open
LEE D. BUTLER, INC. ll2I 2Ist
THAMES '4S panel. Only driven g..
100 miles. Excel. for dry cleaning
or drugstore delivery; S595. CALL
CARL MOTORS. INC. 5949 Ga. ave
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1949; S25(
Good condition. Call ST. 1858. 3
Evening star., 1951-02-18

TNwENTYFIvE million sighseers have gone to the top
Il of the Washington Monument since the day the
capitals familiar landmark dedicated almost 20
years ago. after 80 years building Some five million
snubbed the elevator and trudged up the marble
obelisks 1893 steps, At least two visitors have walked
down the staircase their hands,
But only one person in the whole wide world has
been aware that mouse has lived for years $50 feet
up in the pyamdion that crowns the lofty monument
to the Father of Our Country - whose birthday we
and the mouse celebrate next Thursday This mouse
feeds nothing but chewing gum wrappers and what
ever spiritual vitamins it gets from looking down at
the White House from the north window.
The only person who knew about the mouse is the
Grandpa of the Washington Monument - its chief
custodian and nursemaid for Is years, 60-year-old
Charles L. Herman Herman has gray hair. rosy-red
and wears glasses which are sometimes blown
off by the gale whstlng around the top of his marble
beansalk Inside his head he carries everything worth
knowing about the Washington Monument.
IF you think the mouse is unusual, let me tell you
about the cat" said Herman, when | visited there
recently "A cat jumped fell from part way up
the Monument sailed through the air like flying
squirrel and landed safely all fours When the cat
died they had him stuffed and put on exhibit over at
the Smithsonian Institution.
One Overnight Guest
"A FEW years ago." says Herman, some college
professor stated the Washington Monument had sunk
two inches in the past fifty years. don't know.
amt felt anything
One of Charley assistants comforted him by figuring
out that the present low rate of settling the mouse at
the top won't be underground until the year ISL AD
Only one person spent night in the Washington
Monument. She was Mrs. S. E. Longwell, of Middle
bury, Vt. One November several years ago. Monument
Evening star., 1951-02-18

officials closed up and went home. Mrs Longwell dis
covered to her horror that she entombed with the
bats the bowling wind and the fitting memories of a
score of vanished administrations.
When the first guard appeared the following morning,
the Vermont woman almost hysterical. Ever since
that night, 62-year-old guard Samuel Stambaugh,
takes goodnight census before closing time by max
ing l5-minute tour of duty down the 1893 steps.
~Count Them Again"
DON'T know why people insist on taking those steps
anyway" says Charley Herman, who has climbed them
at least 1000 times. Herman says nearly all the stair
visitors count the steps and hardly anybody
ends up with the right tally
''They come in here and complain that there's
only eight hundred and ninety-six. l tell them
to count them over again. and by golly, some Of
them go back and do it,
Although Mrs. Longwell's ordeal was not premed-
tated, scores of people try to use the Washington
Monument as foil for their publicity stunts. For
instance. one morning Mr. Herman was told gentle
man wanted to see him at the front entrance It
Blackstone, the magician He sitting astride
black and white pony.
Blackstone wants to 60 up to the top of the Monu
ment and make the pony disappear" said press agent
The boss of the Monument, taking no chances, made
quick telephone call and found out the Department
of the Interior dead set against the idea 'You
know what told Mr.. Blackstone?" Herman asked
me. II went back to the entrance and said Mr..
Blackstone, I'm better magician than you are I'm
going to make both you and the pony disappear
Now, move on!"
Incidentally, horse would feel very much at home
in the Monument elevator; the government employee
at the controls is Percy P. Porter an exockey who
once rode winner named Peter Pan" at Hiaeah.
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1951-02-18
by Leslie Lieber
Photograph by Jack Manning

That's about the only thing that hasn't happened in
the Washington Monument. Five million sight-seers
have climbed it's 898 steps, three have walked down
on their hands. But its real monarch is a mouse
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CHAUFFEUR, colored, desires job
with reference from Embassy
JAMES. GE. 967S.
CHEF. seafoodS, sober, fast; only the
r eHst refs S6ox JACOBS GOES Ii: Sl2617: -.
en-: in or out of town refs. NO
CHEF.cooK. FIRST class. best of ref
erenees. exper. colored man. Ho.
CHEMIST. years out of practicing,
wants employment as laboratory as
sistant. Box 147-B, Star. 800
COOK, colored, wishes rest. work; 10
yrs, exper. italian and American
EE LEG; EN Enc Sa pi age co.,! q, good ap-
pearance, capable research, fabric,
desisn and sales; avail: immed.;
min; sal. $75. GE. 3075. 80
ENGINEER, coIored; 9TH class heat
ing plant. Ii 3-11S1.
DRIVER ,s colored' wants regular work;
DRIVER: PORTER. ambitious, willing
to work; exp. ref; part time. 8
anna pm. Call AK; 1875: 29'
GRADUATE ENGINEER, Govt. en-
ploye. desires part-time employment.
GRADUATE STUDENT. engaged in
research. desires evening employ
INSURANCE MANAGER, age Al, with
Is yrs. of selling and managing COM
bination company, handling indus
trial and ordinary insurance, is de-
Sirous of making permanent con-
nection. Will consider any field
that offers a good income and future
security. Box 346-A, Star.
JR. ACCOUNTANT-Part time; books
started; kept statements, tax; Teas
VI 1000. 80
MAN. colored, wishes job as night
man. elevator. PIX; experienced
with refs. DI. 2610. 30"
MAN. married, wants part time jani-
tor work. Call WO. $3.50.
MAN, colored, experienced, needs
evening employment, cleaning
porter or cafe. DE. 5S55.
MAN. colored, to work as kitchen
helper. dishwaSher or warehouse
Ii. 4-S137.
MAN, white. wants position as custo-
dian. Clerk. or sales outside, where
appointments are arranged; farm
sales in Virginia. Can get listings
OK. 1858.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcent.l

ADVERTISEMENT BLICITY-SAI4ES -
Heavy top exp. all phases; college
grad; 80; creative hustler. Box
1854. Star.
ATTORNEY, member of the Dis
trict Bar, desires position in law
f1rm or in legal division of large
business organization. GE. 4792.
BOY desires steady work. drugstore
Sp porter Tr d naES or shoe shine.
BRANCH Ut MANAGER T22SHi or travelling au-
ditor for national mercantile firm
having branches in Southern Vir-
ginia or Carolina. Desire locate in
these territories only. University
graduate in craftsmanship. human
relations and public speaking.
backed by plenty of practical sales
experience: know how to meet and
please public and handle personnel
Also experienced decentralization
controler-tax man-of6ce-credit-col
lection manager; B. c. S. degree;
all-arouno, f1rSt-class, modern. pro-
greSSive business executive; good ap-
pearance. nice personality, amiable;
good health, no bad habits; draft
exempt. Best references. Full par
ticularS at interview. Box S3-B
BUYER AND sTOREKEEPER-Ter
years exper. machine shop, cleo
tronics and hardware; ref furn
washington or out OF town. Boz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IiHiR executive
food cost, consultant, top result
industrial cafeteria. Box Glib, Star
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ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS. genuine
Cuban imported, from $40 to S2S
AIuMINuM SCREEN WIRE; also
Bronze; bargain. 13l5c deld! 1920
wilson dblEd. RUcKER LUMBER
ANDIRoNs. two sets; frescreens
t TOMS E stG 5 one srate' good s ss
ANDIRONS. 9i2-in., solid brass; SIS,
Ant. CHESTS. washstands, beds.
tables, sec'y, sofa, lge. d; |. table,
Jelly press etc; FA 81 $50 Dh,o .ev
81 inches, open. AID. 1871. :.
ANTIQUES-Private collection; freshly
caned old chairs, decorated plates
and platters, misc. china and glass.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE Repairing,
G 5fnsfas8s pEAk k1s S TA f49o vet
Come out and see the lilacs and
dogwood; antiques too. "a mi: east
of Corners on Va. State No. z.
Open ! to 6: INCLUDING SUNDAY.
ANTIQUES s'PieI So Walnut marble-topped
dresser, S25; maple chest matching
beveled mirror, S25; picture frames
Czech crystal lamp: china; crystal,
etc. owner going abroad. AID. 1917;
ANTIQUES = Glass. pressed and
ANTIoUEs-Walnut wardrobe and
walnut marble-top washstand., suit
able for sideboard; French desk. DI.
1901 weekdays.
ANTIQUES - Moving - Sevres urn,
compete, candlesticks. fine china Ia
glass Sc COLLECTORS s1 o2a items linens no
ANTioUEsScut glass tray. com
potes, pitcher, white and gold fan
shaped vase, pair candlebra Utal-
ANTIQUES-Solid mahog din. rm;
t taDdtt and S1lop 5S4s 0Veseat' good
ANTIQUES-Collection of 100 stems
Also general line of ANTIQUES: MUSIC
boxes; low prices. GRANDMA'S
SHOP. 5000 Conn. ave.
ANTIQUES. half a housefull. Sacri-
ANTIQUE = Beautiful pine corner
able. NO. 1856.
Administrations clocks, .
to choose from; banjo, cuckoo and
other clocks, music boxes. GRAND
MAS SHOP. 5000 Conn. ave.
AMTI9uasH Ett kA Nj. e.. seFnf Fs 2,
Church. Va, FA. 44s2. Shades,
lamps. globes. fittings.
ANTIQUES, liquidating private collec.
ton of old Bohemian glass anc
German china, reasonable, call 10 II
Is. Sunday; WA. 3419.
ANTIQUES at Four Winds. Cherry
drop leaf tables, New England sinks
odd chairs, handicapped dressers
mantel clocks, students lamps
china, glass, etc. Out Ga ave ext
gD, 8 mi, right on 900. Oper
ANTIQUES-Helen L. Hanna, $500
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. dts
fun to look.l CHI. 1914.
Victoria sofa and chairs
refniShed and reupholstered; ot n
beautiful Early American and VIC
torian furniture; also china, gas;
and silver at MY HOME SHOP. 24l1
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. between
Rosslyn and Clarendon OW. 1888
ASsT MTG Sheraton mahog
any secretary-desk medium sIzel
perfect. Cost $3.50, sell for $l75
Also fine Sheraton mahogany dest
chair, upholstered red velvet; SOD
Cost S135. North SOFA.
ANTIQUES. clearance sale; everythlni
greatly reduced; china, glass pic
lures, furniture, rugs. open sun
day all day. SABA'S M1SCEL'
LANEOUS GIFT SHOP. 2503 Cham
plain st. NV. MI. 1925. 30
ANTIQUES II grandfather clock
Seth Thomas. running cond.. 500;
2 chairs. $40. HI T1S5. -29
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ARTIST-Trained in most mediums
with 2 years of college science, in
terested in work in the field of art
as applied to science. particularly
biological illustration. Box Bob
BABY SITTER. experienced; week
evenings only; 10 cents hour. Ii
BEAUTICIAN. colored, desires to rent
booth in busy shop with pros
pects OF customers. HO, 1315.-3(
part-time work, preferably at home
CHiLD's NURSE. settled. white. ex.
Gel refs desires care child over +:
C SSaTs ok; S SSSS, ladv rsre -" :,
LADY or nurses aide in rest home
CoMp4 ANON experienced, refined
dependable. to elderly lady; ne
censFRaSTsHseEi TAi 9Iff m,dc,s
aged, refined, non-smoker, wishes
place in city or country home: ref
furn.; salary, $12 week. Box LIB
CoMPANIoN-HoUsEKEEPER, part OF
full time in refined surroundings
EXEC. sECTY.. TCHR. with admins
trative exp, writer needs position
start S325. CO. 1000, RIM. $50.
HOUSEKEEPING-CHILD CARE; NJ
laundry; live in if pvt. rm.; 5-day
LADY. refined, seeks position a.
exeprienced. P. 9. Box 1851
NURSE wishes 12-hr. case, any kind
i've IN; prefer in D. c., not essen
NURSE. capable, reliable t"cellen
references; wishes resident dut,
with elderly LADY; salary, $50 wk
Please call Monday, CO. 6343. Ext
NURSE. reg, dr.. or dentist Office OF
Box gay, Star.
NURSE. practical; efncient; free tt
travel; anmn6611latory. Call Lo. 5-2611
Nf1RsE, practical. can take charge o
would also consider housekeeping il
apt toT.1 s OF ladies; live in; bes
col S3lor sdks desires day or night duty
PRAcTicAL NURsE-Day work. Cal
Sunday; RA. 9233, Box 177-Y. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE, COMPANION
manent, S35 wk.; live in; good rel
MISS PAYNE. 643 Taylor st
Manassas, Va. Phone INV. 30
PRACTICAL NURSE. available to liv
in WO 0126.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, want
part-time work; excel, cook; goo
refs. co. 5130. 30
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored desire
night duty $3.50 to 1890. hospita
p sy pcr Pc s51 Si,psr ,o,o..a -
sires work in pvt. home; no Sunda
work. MI. 643S. =.
PRACTICAL NURSES available; liv
in; full or part time duty; for In
formation, call w A s H NC T o
SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING
ST. 9112 Monday.
GECY. -STENOGRAPHER experienced
medical. general. rapid and accurate
Bog 1873, Star.
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OWNER. bOA lfp-b, SldT.
NIGHT WATCHMAN, white. reliable
good references from past employers
PAiNTER-1nside and outside paint
mates. WADE. NE. $685.. 29'
PAPERING, PAINTING by the hour
or contract: have transp. and tools
PfHHlRiMA ashSi in District
ton. Write SIDNEY SILVERMAN
~ Elliot st., New Haven. Conn. 29'
RESTAURANT EXECUTIVE, outstand-
ing record, producer. seeks manage
mept :, Fl CAFETERIA s Boz DOB, star tar
minded; experienced retail and
wholesale liquor; veteran. family
man; refs. Any good offer for a
good man, Box 93-B. Star.
SlO0 min; refs. Box 2O9-Y, Star
WINDOW CLEANING and floor wax
ing. By the job only. ME. 1884. l =
YOUNG MAN wants odd jobs. pm.
on; yard work, painting, etc. ia.
YoUNG MAN. colored. desires evening
Job between the hours of 6 and 10
pm Ii 3-S293.
EXPERIENCED MILLW0RK ESTI-
Major. detailer seryieeman and
IL.
EXPERIENCED Salesman kinds
building supplies; prefer wholesale.
DUKE GRADUATE. business admin
iStration. desires work, May Z. as
assist. to individual or administra-
tive duties; office management and
constr. exper. Box l9l-Y, Star.
30
FAMILY MAN, 40. possessing good
appearance, personality and other
successful business requirements, de-
Sires position with secure future;
adaptable, willing to learn. Box 62-
FAMILY MAN, home owner. now en-
ployed, age "A, college education
managerial and commercial sales
experience. neat, ambitious, desires
position $4,000 minimum for maxi
mum effort: no house-to-house sell.
product' Box ABB, Star.
VETERAN, married. late model car
desires position, as estimator OF
quantity take off of materials anC
architectural craftsman with loca
building contractor. Write Box 140-
LICENSED EMBALMER wishes con.
nection with reliable firm; go any.
ELDERLY. DO ACTiVE. retired mar
wants part paTtvtims JOB; light duties
coLoRED MAN wishes iop as ele-
full or part time. HO. 6066.
C0LORED MAN desires night work
elevator and switchboard exper
h0u5S II IL; 125S; ME. 5076. 30
position as maintenance painter
mixes own colors; Is years in the
business; building maintenance Boz
S7B. Star. 30'
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.)

SECRETARY looking for position
with future in business involving
real estate or law; univ. grad; lie
years experience; SIS MINIMUM
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER, ex.
perienced. wishes position; hours s
s t. & Ta EpNra a716: ., -,
+ DAY; 10 yrs; sxpeE,; former pub
desires sss and Teei
ends. Box 115-B, Star.
TIPPING to do at home, reasonable
G. LYDDANE. OR. 5397.
JAPANESE-AMERICAN GIRL avail.
able for governeSs or for light duties
after, school in small Christian
c iaMMPilyi Hs siEe In. 81; T5 id 30,
8 days a week; $14. Box 145-B
PART-TIME STENoGRAPHER--Eld.
erly, we'll educated, excellent Eng.
lish; 81 hr. MI. 1915. Ext. 16. "
Ewes. or week ends good typist, nea
| handwriting: baby sitting; NV. vic.
Monday, RIA. 3096.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY-Prefel
| medical or research work: can travel
| DI. 1858, Ext. 604 ewes. l.
WANTED by a neat-intelligent coloreC
| woman, work as seamstress in dept
! store or women'S dress shop. Boz
102-B. Star.
GIRL. colored, desires Job as ele
o1TsE 0P BERRY q las Sa Eye st.
GIRL. colored, desires lob Sas ele'
n iyRt WORK Sndi"'O RA. so6s.' A''e'AiA'1
GIRL. colored, wants job as stocl
room worker or maid in store. Cal
WOMAN. coiored, to take care of
each per wk. Ii. $1,000.
WOMAN. colored. wishes eyeninf
work cleaning office, OF m aas IL
WOMAN. neat, light colored. expert.
enced ironeI. plain sewing. helper
beauty shop. ladies store. Phone
Mon Elk. 5375.
teacher, recently widowed, desire;
clerical position, no tipping: some
hospital exper. with children. OR
EXPERIENCED colored girl, with ref
erences, desires Job as short-ordel
cook in restaurant or cafeteria. Ia
INTELLIGENT COL. woMAN-chilc
care; pix. or elevator oper.; L.
midnight until morning; best ref.
COIoRED GIRL, 3 yrs. college
wishes clerical or maids work If
dr.'s or law office. LA. 6-S756.
uate, wants Job caring for invalid
$50 plus fare. Ii. 3-S165.
COLORED GIRL wishes evening Job
after d O'Clock. Ii. 6-6136.
COLORED GIRL wishes job as clerl
in store (any TYPED, counter-girl o.
COLoRED WOMAN wishes Job a
chauffeurette. maid or elevator op.
! orator; good refs; exper. CO. 1905
COLORED, experienced salad girl
with references, desires job in res
taurant or cafeteria. Ia. 1913,
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

COUPLE, white, man many years ex-
perience driving here and abroad;
5 years guard U. s. foreign service;
wife experienced parlour maid
FGFsssHtS9 t giie Write y CHRISTIAN 81.
MAN, WIFE, colored. desire work
cleaning Office building exper.; best
reference AP. 1911. 30%
YOUNG COUPLE desires janitor'
quarters in return for cleaning the
COME SIiIB. WAITER WAITRESS, bar
tender-cook or chauffeur, suit. fol-
small parties; also masseur and
masseus; club trained. Ii. 4-S397
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INsrRUc. COURSES tcont.)

RIGHTEOUSNESS COURSE. dbie.
active board with touch typing.
school with 80 yrs. exper: grad
now being placed, $40 to $55 Wk
UP. New classes starting now. Mis-
Page, BOYD SCHOOL. zoe 18th
VOICE AND PIANO LESSONS. at rea
sonable rates. by Catholic Univer
ENROLL TODAY = Touch typine
shorthand. bookkeeping. account
ing. comptometer- court Reporting
PIX recep. courses. Quick re
freSher and begin. classes now start
ing, Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 70t
18TH: cor. G, NV. Ma. 2340.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
CASTING, 1898 10Th st. NV. &c
a Job in radio or television. Almos
every graduate last year now hold
a worthwhile Job in broadcasting
Wyite for folder, "Jobs in Radio.
Decatur $3.50 IS
HOME TUTORING--Alg.. geom.. Lat,
FIR. Eng, Ger. arfth. reading; elem.
. 1r. high. ST. high sub. UN. 1888.
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BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home: cash. We do moving storage.
ia. 1887; after z pm. GE. 1416.
3O%
BEDRM. SET, walnut, Ss5; also 9x12
rug. RA. 1889.
BEDRM. SUITE, twin, custom made,
built-in bed lights; wonderful con-
dition. tn. 5249.
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut, 9 pcs, incl
spr. and hair mattress. Excel. cond
BED as3SSe' SUITE. mai Mahogany, and
misc. items. Call CO. 1886 after IL
Sun. or after $50 weekdays 80
BEDRM. SET fcomplete), Colonial
Chippendale, almost new; $500 or
best offe-. Also misc. pieces. Cali