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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
WHY GROW OLD?
The Causes,
Cures, for
Dandruff
Inv JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

True dandruff is a skin dis
ease and should be treated by
a dermatologist. However,
what we call dandruf is usual
ly the simple kind which most
people experience at some time
in their lives.
If you could look at your
scalp under a microscope you
would see that the outer layer
is horny-like. This sloughs of
constantly as new structure
takes place, This is a natural
process and is not usually
noticeable. However, if you see
small, white fakes on your hair
you have simple dandruff.
This usually clears up by
itself but If not. a general i'm
provement in your health and
health routine, plus a little
local aid, probably will rid you
Of 1t.
There are many theories as
to what causes dandruff. The
following factors at least seem
to predispose us to it: Nervous
strain, overWork. a scalp which
is too tight. overweight. a de-
ficient diet, much time spent
in overheated dry rooms or
prolonged illness.
We are much less likely to
have this difficulty if we keep
ourselves in top condition. get
enough sleep, exercise, outdoor
life. relaxation and a we'll
balanced diet. Some experts
feel that the carbohydrates
should be cut and the vege-
tables and fruits built up in
daily menus.
When our health and our
scalp are In good condition we
seem to have resistance to
dandrutf. Build up your gen.
eral health but also indulge In
scalp massage. Frequent
shampoos are recommended
for simple dandruff. When you
give yourself a shampoo part
your hair all over your head
at inch intervals and gently
scrub along the parts with a
soapy lather and a tooth
brush. Let the soap remain on
the scalp for a short time be-
fore rinsing IL of.
There are also some very
efficient tonicS for dandruf.
II you would like to have my
leaflet about care OF the hair
send a stamped. self addressed
envelope with your request for
leaflet No. So 10 Josephine
Lowman In care Of The Even
ing Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
c.. O. P. Council
Plans Luncheon

Members of the Arlington
Republican Women's Council
will celebrate the groups 18th
birthday anniversary with a
luncheon to be held at 1890
pm. tomorrow in the Con-
tinental Hotel on North Cap
itol street.
Guest speaker will be Sena-
tor George Malone Of Nevada
who will discuss, THE Alaskan
Health Bill"
Mrs. Maurice Wright. presi-
dent. will preside at the meet
ing when newly elected officers
will be presented.
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Mertz.Rolph

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry deFor-
est Ralph of Tulsa. Okla, for
merly of this city announce
the marriage of their daughter
Elizabeth to Mr.. Robert Ed
win Mertz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mertz of Pittsburgh. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Westmoreland Congre-
gational Church. The couple
will live in Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gard
ner Travers of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Isabelle Catherine to
Mr.. Richard Allen Ethel. son
of Mr.. Walter Byron Ethel Of
Chevy Chase, Md, and the late
Mrs. Ethel. The wedding took
place March 81 in the Walker
Chapel Methodist Church in
Arlington. The couple will live
in Arlington.
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Ellingwood-McClonnon

Mr. and Mrs. Reas L. Nc
Clannan announce the marri-
age of their daughter Alice
Faye to LIST 1t. Dean Chesley
Ellingwood. USA. son of Mr..
and Mrs. 1. D. Ellingwood of
Groveton. N. H. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
First Methodist Church in
Bradbury Heights. The couple
will live at Fort Dix, N. J.
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Ruitt-Hunson

Mrs. Alfred Emmanuel Han
son announces the marriage
of her daughter Elaine Re-
becca, to Mr.. James William
Raitt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Paul Raitt of Am
bier. Pa. The wedding took
place yesterday in Saint
Mary's Chapel of the Wash
ington Cathedral. The couple
will temporarily live in Bos-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

At savings 1000 90 you buy you
decorate with these graceful inviting cho See how they
add gracious living the when them
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Quality crofed with hardwood frames woods white maple securely
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screwed blocks wide choice Of including
losses plostcs. Be on hand early for best selections
WGL-Furntue.
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Roborqe-Gibilisco

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gibilisco of
Birmingham. Ala, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Pauline to Mr.. Charles Kendall
Robarge. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman D. Robarge of Love-
land, Colo. The wedding took
place yesterday in the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart. The
couple will live here.
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WEDDING
Standardization

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j. Naugh-
ton of University Park an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Leoma to Mr.. John
Paul Seltzer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren r. Seltzer of
Silver Spring. The wedding
took place Friday in St. Luke
Lutheran Church. The couple,
will live in University Park.
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y. CASH BasEFHS ~ PERSONAL ACCIDENTS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

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A-EnergySuspected
In Mental Diseases

The medical director of the
District Society for Crippled
Children said last night there
may be an important connection
between the increase in mental
diseases in youngsters and the
in the release of atomic
energy. both as a fuel and a
weapon.
The suggestion was made by
Or. William P. Argy at a panel
discussion of the care Of mental
ly deficient children at society
headquarters at 1857 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
He referred to damages to the
brain before birth.
Dr.. Argy said childbirth sta
Itistics gathered from Japanese
women affected by the Hiroshima
bomb indicate a connection be-
tween damage to brain tissue and
the mothers exposure to atomic
rays. He suggested there is SINH
liar evidence with regard to the
increased use of atomic rays in
industry.
"a high percentage of cerebral
palsy cases years ago could be
traced to instrument births" he
said. That's not true today, but
cases of damaged brains are on
the rise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-15
Civic Group Signs
100 Block Captains

The Kingman Park Civic As
ISOLATION has about 100 volun-
teer block captains, it was
announced last night.
To get more personal contact
with members and residents in
the area, the association has
started a system whereby Pub
licity Committee members meet
regularly with block captains to
get news and pass out copies
of the association news letter.
The eight-member Publicity
Committee is headed by Mrs,
Helen T. Harper of $40 Twenty
third place NE. Mrs. Thelnla
Thomas is managing editor Of
the news letter.
Ernest F. Harper. president,
conducted last nights meeting
in Spingarn High School,
Twenty-sixth street and Ben
ming road NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-15
Anucostiu Freewuy
Route Protested

The Hillcrest Citizens Asso-
citation last night opposed the
proposed location of the Ana
costa freeway.
The group said the proposed
site would almost ruin down
town Anacostia. Besides forcing
several businesses to move, there
Is a chance the Naval Receiving
Station, a boon to businessmen
in the area, will be relocated.
the association said. The loca-
ton of the freeway between East
Capitol and Eleventh streets Sc.
was the section under discussion.
At the session. the group &C
cepted "a new members from
Naylor Gardens.
The meeting, held in the Holy
Comforter Lutheran Church.
Branch and Alabama avenues
Sc, was conducted by Howard
M. Samsel, president.
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Southeast Hospital
Need Cited to Unit

The Fort Dupont Citizens
Association last night heard Ray
McDonough. assistant public re-
lations director of the Greater
Southeastern Community Hospi-
tai Foundation, explain the need
for a new hospital designed TO
serve residents of the Southeast
area and lower Prince Georges
County.
Mr., McDonough said that once
the foundation is under way with
sufficient funds it will ask the
Internal Revenue Service to
make the donations tax-exempt'
He also said the location OF the
hospital probably will be an
nounced within 80 days.
Charles A. Froman, president
conducted the meeting in the
Anne Beers School, Alabama ave-
nue. and Thirty-sixth place Sc
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Group Denies Indignation
Drops School Standards

said Charles T. Green, who in
troduced the resolution.
DR.. Corning has denied that
the low achievement scores
registered by the District schools
are result of racial Indignation.
Harold Henneger. principal OF
Taft Junior High School, under
lined the need for more facilities
at Taft and other schools. He
said his enrolment is increasing
at The rate of about 100 a year.
In other business, the aSsocia-
ton Endorsed DR.. Margaret Just
Butcher for reappointment to
the Board of Education.
The meeting was held in the
Woodbridge Elementary School,
at Carlton and Central avenues
NE. and was conducted by the
president, Richard F. Ware.
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Midway Civic Group
Hears Pleas to Vote

Vote, however you want, out
vote.
That was the theme Of the
representatives of the two major
political parties last night.
Speaking at a meeting Of the
Midway Civic Association, Al
Wheeler, chairman of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee for the
District, and Edward F. Cola
day, former Republican national
committeeman, urg ed District
citizens to register for the forth
coming election of delegates to
the national political conventions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-15

The Woodbridge Civic ASSo-
citation sided with School Supt.
Hobart M. Corning last night in
the dispute over whether public
school standards have dropped
because of indignation.
The association deplored any
Implication that the educational
standards of the District schools
have been lowered as result OF
indignation.
"Our children are a product
of an inferior school system"
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4.FAMrI,y AsT mr.

i-FAMILY APT. BLDG
Semidetached brick, txceilen. ne
ioC alton: beautiful! lot: income
500 90 month Priced low for
quick sale. II. T.. RANDOLPH, RE
I-2l37 or Ii. 4-1:65.
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Thomas H. RYon
5 APIS, N.W.-$27,950
INCOME S455 PER MONTH
ABOUT FIVE TIMES THE RENT
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27OO

10 APIS. NEAR
lhth and Mass. ave. NV. Rented
with income $4,000 year. Priced Al
va times income. Reasonable down
payment.
800 MD. AVE.
10 units, conner brick. ALWAYS
rented. Income. S575 mo. Priced
under $50, 900; $4,000 down.
500 BLK. E. CAPITOL ST.
large apis. Good furn.: o-car
gar; front and rear yards. Income,
$500 mo Priced under $50, 900
with $1,000 down.
CONN. AVE, WARDMAN
Park, 9th ST. apis, 4 baths; I'd .;
2-car gar. All rented. S33B mo.
Price verv reas.: $1,000 down.
CALVERT ST. NV.
complete apis: gas heat; nicely
Turn. All rented Price very low,
small down payment
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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WELL-LOCATED
STANDARDIZED BRICK BUILDING
13 units in excellent repair. low
rent. facing wide ave; $3.50 or
terms.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
HO n.Rnnn Eunr nIr 4 nnnn
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STORES FOR RENT

FALLS CHURCH SHOPPING CTR,
on Lee hwy. ioS5S II. Make me-
az an, onGrr on the rent MR. LAS.
LAST STORE IN new PASSOVER shop
ping center available for optician,
photography, prepared foods, book
store rcai estate or professional
Once or any business not In conflict
with existing stores Call MR.
REEVES, 10 7.loib or ewes, III
66a CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
Good tor any business $50 mo.
cor 9TH, Mass and Constitution
ayes Call ME. S-OO4l. lis
O:D q ST. NV. Good downtown
location. VIII remodel to suit ten
Az .Approx 700 50, ~ Show
aud lot wstSt reasoRable rent emf
p. J. ,WALsHE. INC Ills Eve st,
COLLEGE PARK' MD. on Rte. p
stores ideal for barber shop.
sports, store or real estate TO
ARIiNGroN. VA. Lee hwy liS in
store @0x57 It parking in rear
APPR0X. 1000 sa It, high display
windows. excel block Reduced rent
Vacant d2D Pa ave Sc GERB1cH.
EN- 2.o2IS, NO, 7-6H25 LID
3tOl 18th ST. N.W.--Promincn
s SRrner r sRpb5 sm, s oO0 50 &! spso
per mo. W c. SMiTH' AD' I.OS9i
) n II GfRo ~ 'AvE. -or cl4
n9Qr store and ant above. gas heat
Sl5Q T.. p. SCHWARTZ. INC III,
7-b2lO LID
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Mr.. 18th AND K NV.

3-story brick with @-story recent
addition; lot, lSx60 IT, bsmt con-
tains . large rms; LIST FIR, 2 me-
dunn and large rm. and bath;
top fir. has 212-rm., kit. land III
wired for fluorescent lighting; auto
fused circuits; several 220-volt out
lets: each fir. has separate entr. to
street, access to alley in rear: LIST
comml Must be inspected to appre-
ciate potentialities. Suitable for
doctors or lawyers offices, TV. cleo
trical or other service organization
500 800. Call OWNER, at RE.
7-444O, or your broker.
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D. C.. OR VA.
SALE OR LEASE

1000 So, #. upper Conn. ave
Truck loading dock. Rear entrance
Lease only.
5000 SO. IT,. mod. a.. Alex.
clear span; near Woodies: AC Offices
suit. ,electronics, etc.
5000 so. it., A.. ne. neal
Hecht,s; overhead door with from
and side entr.
$4,000 So. it., mod. bldg. ne.
with 1000 on ! A.: with tailgat,
loadinG and 1000 So, #. excel. ONCE
Up to 10000 So. IT. in multipl,
Of 5000 or 10000: new mod. / d.
clear span; TT. siding; truck docks
overhead doors everything.
CALL MR.. PARZOW. ia 9-60O5
with GREENWOOD, INC, Elk 1886:
ia
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ANNAPOLIS ROAD

Less than ] mi. from Peace Gross,
across the road from new park and
shop Approx. $1,000 So IT, with
l00-it. 'front.' S2.75 per SO. IT, r. G.
DUNE. WA. 7-07S2. FE. 3-I173,
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81 UNITS
9-UNIT APT-N.E
13-UNIT APT.-N.E

e-yr -0ld brF Tenants pay all
utilities incl. heat. Income. ~ 900
VI. Full occupancy. All lge bedrm.
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$4,000 SO. FIT.

Modern warehouse with every IA
cility.. Two car R.R. siding, heavy
floor load, high ceiling, three truck
recessed loading bay, 5000 50. II
air conditioned Offices. display room
Excellent NE. location For inspec-
tion call
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Ma. $4,000
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Close to Conn. and L St.

Desirable alley property. Four
moderniZed air-conditioned Offices.
Ground floor approx LOO So. #.
unlimited load. Excellent for archi-
tect, engineering firm. small printing
shop or similar use. Parking for 4
cars. Call Mr.. DeMelman, ST. g.
200. with JAMES l.. DIXON a. CO
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STORE FOR RENT

64S SC. II. o. space on Wash
nlvd Good location Tor any type Of
business. Upstairs apt. Nv rm
oedrm., kitchen with disposal S5j0
per month. HOLLY REALTY. $500
Lee hwy, KE S-5350. Tx
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list AND PENNA. AVE NV
approximately 600 50 II. with IarR.
diSpiay window. Newly decorated
tile floor $50 mel heat
WOODWARD Il NORRIS
-" r''H 81. NV. RE. .-b5Si
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THIS Is ITIIl

Yes. this beautiful Diet ultramod
l3.unit apt house In fine location
Is the GOOD BUY you've been look :
you'd like and expect In a building
YOU own, and It viii give YOU 4
cash income Of approx 5000
monthly on an investment Of about
SaOOOO, which Is l3os cash re-
turn, plus amortization Of mortgage
a net return OF 1870 ideal Tor
a SOUND. or secure investment and
Jess Fisher g. Co., Inc.
1870 X St, NV Realtors Elk 3-Is1i
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.1O-ACRE FARM on good road;
electricity good buildings. all in
grass, poolcSville 3I53. In
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NOTHING DOWN

This well-located 3-bedroom brick
TOWN HOUSE in Alexandria. only
blk. from Darlington shopping cen
ter and busline. minutes from the
Pentaeon. Nav Annex and D C.
modern kitchen gas heat. laundry
and storage room, community play
grounGs and swimming pool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

WAREHOUSES WANTED
ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON, vA.-Approx 5000
50 u on one floor with delivery
facilities for large distributor Some
of-strect parking desirable Prefer
to be centrally located and easily
Consult Mr. jenkins Leasing Dent
SHANNON A. LuCHs co Realtors
ia nth At NV" MA S-23I6. LID
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house on 10 acres. : bedrooms ",
pains, parlOrS. Garage she'd,
chickenhouSe now used as stable.
White fencing, high elevation.
Property now leased Sl5u per
month 10 March 81 1885,; s33. 800.
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II1 ACRES, well located. about n
IN good lumber. II acres in hay.
Long road frontage. S45 per acre.
VIDA K. DELONG, Louisa. Va.
llH-ACRE FARM, fronting on main
hwy. "a mi d. c.. rolling flelds.
10 a. woods. stream. 6-rm house,
cleo, water. Fine farming COM
munity. A great buy at only SI5.-
$50. Terms RALPH A. STYER
ASSOCIATES, Ri so. Pleasant VAL
ley, Va. Lenah 5-24l2 Sunday,
5-o4So uepkdavS
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Will SHOW 15es NET RETURN
Two prewar bldgs. OF 50-units,
excellent location, priced very rea-
sonable at about ga times annual
income. About 20eo cash required,
Excellent return on investment
after all expenses and payments.
For details. call Mr.. Bartlett, MA
S-4972: ewes, LII. 2-45S6.
Thomas II. RYOn
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MoNTdoMERY COUNTY

IL
3" acres-Early Colonial brick
mansion, built in 1898: 10 rooms
10 fireplaces original random width
noorlngi slate roof. more acreAge II
desired $50. 500
zoo desirable stock farm:
running stream and shade trees. s.
room home. Sl95 per acre
400 A,--Excellent cattle farm 2
large barns, 3 silos, . tenant houses.
well fenced all tillable land Sin0
115 A.-Good stock farm aa,.
auate buildings we'll watcrcd sliS
900 A-Near Rockville; Ii..mr.
road frontase; ripe Tor subdivision.
5000 per acre
II .A,--Desirable building site:
beautiful een dnunl view: stream 5000 down.
3 A-6-room modern home; On.
closed closed breezeeway; full basement; EA-
rage, deep freeze. S2I,UUU.
Call Charles H. Davis, Poolesyllls
265b. agent for SAMUEL Z BOG
LEY INC, Rockville Office Id
CULPEPER. VA
ABOUT 3 miles out: Il room home
and appropriately II acres fronting
90 ONLY Sl2,bOO WAUGH RFki,
ESTATE AGENCY. $50. once. SlS2
res Culpeper, Va
800 ACRES Woodland. facing hard
road stream S31 80 per acre; terms
\ ACRE LOTS. $3.50 each facing
improved road. utilities B.rnom ard
bath. double lot. city water $500.
terms
81 ACRES facing Rte 522. West
OF Culpeper 1-room dwelling elee..
outbuilding $500, terms
BEAUTIFUL STOCK FARM all in
grass stream 80 head OF HerefordS.
nice buildings dwelling fully mod
erni2ed S37. 500. terms
DAIRY FARM, shipping y {.
market, 80 cows and heiiers ma
chinery, main dwelling. i2 rooms
ana bath tenant house SPLENDID
r r pFRRCW
REMINGTON. VA Rewmston ~
CONTINUED on Next PasO
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S12 on
$4,000 YR. INCOME

Furnished 2-family house, near
| Cherrydale, No. Arl.. income APP
prox. 5000: LIST trust, ScS.S5 mo.
w B Hilknrt LA o-3hOn
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Sl3O DOWN. $40 mo. buys for
Sl,40n nearly . acres. < rms
bath, Hard road BuSline. 81 miles
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

TOWER BLDG. MAGNIFICENT room
and use OF RECEIPT rm Prefer at
toTney or mfg. representative. Mr.
NICHOLS, MA. S-oS33 -l5
NEW KENSISGTON Office building.
T-donditioned Office space avail
able now - per Sc IT.. lo0-car
parking area 10 $500. 10
5-3lOG
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WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE

II 900 So IT,, 9TH and o SITS
iloodlights, oil heat, 3-phase wiring
excellent for repair and paint shop
warehouse or factory. md coml
Will lease at reasonable rental with
option to buy Phone Office. ST
3-SH32 home, RIA. 3-9O3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

A PERFECT Fairfax country dairy
farm OF 1877 acres. Modern 5-room
home. All necessary outbuildingS.
Fenced and cross fenced. wide ROAD
irontage. Priced low at So. 900.
To see Call S O. Burton, Lenah
5-2442 or LYNN REALTY, JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

! HAVE BUYERS FOR 4-UNIT APT
HOUSES. white or colored. D. c. o,
nearby Md. also need l9-unit