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Evening star., 1945-10-20
) B-29s Make
|WestboundHop,
Guam 10 D. E..
Gen. winnings Flight
Covers l3 ,305 Miles
With Only 3 Stops
By NELSON M. SHEPARD.

ny 1NGAooIN IVA OI1LI AMI
A trio of Super Fortresses COM
manded by 1t. Gen. Nathan
Twining, chief of the Goth Air
Force, landed here today after a
westbound flight from Guam by
way of India and Germany.
Pioneering western bomber route
from the Pacific because of conges-
ton at intermediate fields on the
''redeployment" route east, the three
bombers covered a total of 1906
miles in total flying time of so
hours and IA minutes.
The three Super Forts carried 40
veteran AAF personnel, all eligible
for discharges under the Army point
system.
Officials said the flight from Ger
many to Washington was the second
nonstop flight between the two
countries On August II, 1888,
Brandenberg plane piloted by the
German captain, Alfred Henke, flew
from Berlin to New York.
Took Off From Frankfurt.
Gen. Twining's three bombers
took off from Frankfurt and COW
cred the distance of 4.l63 miles to
Washington in 20 hours and 26
minutes.
Gen. Twining, who had been or.
dered to return to Washington for
conferences at AAF headquarters,
was greeted on his arrival at the
National Airport at 7:45 am. by
1t. Gen. Ira C. Eaker, deputy AAF
commander.
The bomber formation left Guam
October 16 at II am. E. S. t..
They arrived at Karachi at l0:30
pm. and departed at 10:40 am. on
October II. They arrived at Frank
furt, Germany, at 4:55 am. October
l8 and departed at 11:19 am. Octo-
Der 10, taking the Great Circle route.
The distance from Guam to Ka-
rachi is 5,037 miles; from Karachi
to Frankfurt, 4,105 miles.
Small World.
The War Department said in an
nouncing the flight that like others
in recent weeks it served to DEM
onstrate the aeronautical smallness
of the world and what can be ac-
complished with today's conven-
tional bombers."
| The bomber in which Gen. Twin
ing travelled was commanded by
Capt. William w. MaeIntyre, Is, of
Detroit and Capt Harry C. May, "a,
OF Chicago, co-pilot.
/ The second plane was commanded
by Col. Earl L. johnson, jr., %, of
Greencastle. Ind, and Capt. Robert
H. Rodenhouse, 81, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, co-pilot.
Chevy Chase Pilot.
The third plane was commanded
by Maj. Raymond T. Fakes, 81, 5000
Larry place, Chevy Chase. The CO.
pilot was Capt. Gayne P. Underwood
of Chaffee, Mo.
Maj. Fakes is a son of Mrs. Bessie
Cole Eakes of Philadelphia, Miss. He
has won the Distinguished Flying
Cross with two Clusters and the Air
Medal with two Clusters for flight
services in the Pacific He was
farmer before he joined the Army
Air Forces and is a graduate of the
Marion Military Institute at Marion,
Ala.
Maj. Fakes was the only one of the
80 officers and enlisted men accom-
panying Gen. Twining on the flight,
who is from this area.
Evening star., 1945-10-20
Gen. Godfrey Is Killed
With -Four Others in
C-45Crash in West
Geieer Field Commonder
Dies os PIone Hits Hill,
ExpIodes and Sets Fires
BY the Associated Press.

os ibS AsSOCldteQ EIeSk.
SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 90
The commanding general and
deputy commander of Geiger
Field, Spokane, were among five
persons killed last night when a
Gas transport plane crashed 6
miles east of Spokane, the Geiger
Field public relations office an
nounced.
The dead were identified as:
Brig. Gen. Stuart c. Godfrey, 50
commanding officer of the field, 8
native of Massachusetts, who hao
held prominent positions in the
Army during two world wars.
The generals family had beer
making their home in Washington
D. C.
Col. James w. Park, deputy com.
mander of Geiger Field.
Capt. George E. Matthews, 80, oi
McGill, New, the pilot.
r. c. Hendee, Denver, Colo, civil.
ian field director for the Red Cross
at Geiger Field.
S/Sergt. James R. Sheets, York
Pa, crewnan.
Plane Hits Hill.
The public relations Office said thu
plane was arriving at Geiger Fiele
from Hamilton Field, Calf, ane
had been in radio contact with tn,
Geiger control tower shortly before
the crash.
Deputy Sheriff Lewis johnson
said the plane hit a hill a few hun
dred feet high at about sos pm
and plunged into gulch, takin,
out a large number of trees. Part!
of the plane were scattered over al
area of 200 yards. he said.
Mr.. johnson quoted farmers a
saying the plane speeded its mo-
tors just before the crash and salt
a terrific explosion at the tim,
of the crash lit up the countrysid,
and set fires that were still burn
Y9Y n Nyr5 x1r X
Evening star., 1945-10-20
SeIective Trading
Marks Short Session
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The stock
market attracted selective support
today after an early extension of
yesterdays late retreat.
Losses Of point or more were
widely distributed in the first hour
in fairly active dealings. The pace
then slowed for an interim and bids
began to appear here and there. A
number Of steels, rails and specialties
converted declines into modest plus
marks. Near the close trends were
no worse than moderately mixed.
Transfers for the brief proceedings
approxtmated 700. 600 shares.
Evening star., 1945-10-20
Dutch Ask Repurutions

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (P).-An AM
sterdam dispatch of Aneta, Neither
lands news agency, quoted DR.. H.
Vos. Netherlands minister Of COM
merce and industry, today as an
nouncing that the Netherlands will
demand from Germany a war in
demnity of slightly less than 81 ,000,-
0o0, 600.
Evening star., 1945-10-20
5 in U-Boaf Crew Convicted
OF Massdcring British
By the Associated Press,

By tht Associated Fress.
HAMBURG, Oct. 2O.-A British
military court today convicted five
German U-boat crewmen of having
massacred helpless survivors of the
British freighter Peleus after the
ship had been sent to the bottom of
the South Atlantic in March, 1914.
The defense concluded its case
by seeking to prove that U-boat
Comdr. Heinz Eek ordered his men
to fire on the wreckage because of
military necessity. The other four
defendants were described as having
acted under the compulsion of their
commanders orders.
Evening star., 1945-10-20

field guns of 75-mm. caliber which
were strung along the beaches. OF
the 48 guns, As were knocked out
by the time the Japs finally began
their landings.
About 1000 men and women man
aged to get out of Bataan on the
night of April SO in barges and
boats. Among these were 300 sur
vivors of the 31st Infantry-Amer-
ican boys-a number of Philippine
Army men, some Navy personnel
from around Mariveles, three or
four survivors of the great 26th Cav
Evening star., 1945-10-20
FWe-Sided Bread
Baked Specially for
Pentogon Cofeterios

Five-sided design of the Pen
tagon Building housing the War
Department today turned up in
the shape of huge loaves of
bread to be served at its cafe
terias.
Enriched with the necessary
vitamins," said an announce
ment, the bread is guaranteed
edible" Orders also have been
placed for new pottery and pie
plates for the buildings eating
places, shaped in Pentagon
style.
Evening star., 1945-10-20

only out to sea-;
some 8-inch dis
appearing guns
(alSo unable to
be turned either
toward Bataan
or Cavite); sew
eral 5-mm.
G un S similarly
h a n d i C apped;
four batteries of
mobile 155-mm.
guns; S e v e r a |
S m a ii batteries
of 3-inch guns
able only to pro-
tect our m in e
Ro1Jc. opJ Az
Evening star., 1945-10-20
Man Killed, Brother Hurt
As BIZ Hits Auto
81 the Associated Press.

By The ASSOCIATED Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 20s-Jef-
ferson County Clerk Glen P. Theisen
was killed and his brother, Lewis G.
Theisen, was injured seriously last
night when the automobile in which
they were riding was struck by a
Bit bomber which overshot a land
ing strip at Bowman Field.
Evening star., 1945-10-20
This Is Ny Story:
WoinwHght's Force of 1900
Starts Defense of Corregidor
Faces 100000 Jops; General Tells How
US Bombers Arrive, Hit Once, and Leove
Fourteenth of SerieS.D
BY GEN. JONATHAN M. WAINWRIGHT.

At the start of the 27day Battle Coregdor
of H. opposed to force of about
whose forward elements little less than miles north
OF Bataan, and miles to the south Cavte
Corregidor slopng covering
miles and little point
At the start it armed with two modern 2nch rifles
dozen 12nh 0nch disappearing
Evening star., 1945-10-20

(See BATAVIA, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1945-10-20

See VINCENT, Page A-2.9
Evening star., 1945-10-20

.(See PLANE CRASH, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1945-10-20

(See WAR FUND, Page A-2.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FORMER PHYSICIANS OFFICE now avail
able, corner 14th and Kennedy sts ,,In1Sws
Rsssor SOS p \ capitoi St. NA. $50
OFFICE, furnished, private Also desk
space for sd phone and mail service /. j.
SNAIL SNAIL c EN- u hoCAT FED furnished
ONCE on monthly basis; tslephon 81 and sec
S sT neef st sA and
fower Hotels-About 5000 So It. avail
able in small and large suites. fer PROBES,
s9 or before Janusry i. 1915. Apply to
s oFrIeE bGlLbTsS, 18th st. NV between
ground area OF 100 # TO side alley in
the rear. The owner has requested us to
obtain a 25 to 80 year net ground lease
erection Of the building will also be con-
sidered to the specifications of any respon-
ON the area
seen very definite increase in value dur
ing the last decade and Is bound to in
e erseted See E M parsons WEAVER lef BRos
ne ne " TTasni n on sidg' q $500 ,s,,
tenants for aS an exsting Sstory t suidins
Ideal Location u3 for dental lsborntories OF
satisfactory group of tenants. Existins
space in this section is very dinacult tc
obtain obtain and xo we mmsdate II
srsa See Mr. Parsons, e WEAVER sESs BROS s.
INC. Washington Bldg, DI. $500.
l. ST. NEAR 20th-Three 2-room suites
18th available, Dixie REALTY CO. IA
$3.50
OFFICE SPACE for rent. 1900 So it., 4tl
floor walk-up building; attractive space
reasonable rental See Mr. Furlow, RAN
DALI H. HAGNER 81 CO, INC, 1881
ON NEW YORK AVE. between 18th ans
l4th SITS. n.w-3-story building with
total of 1925 So IT. plus a full basement
one tenant desired for entire building. LIST
titions for use as desired, End and 3rG
floors each contain once rooms ano
laVatory. basement has ample storage
rooms and a mems room and a woman
room, alley in rear For further details
call Mr. Clarence Dodge, jr, WEAVER
BROS, INC, DI. $500
MODERN. fully equipped dental once, in.
Guiding dental chair. unit and x-ray. Boz
2Il-Z, Star. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcent.)

OPEN ALL DAY and supday-,veter1n.'
vacant, only $3.50 with $1,000 cash;
basement, laundry trays, h-w.h. tcosD;
past State Theatsr TO Broad st. out Broad
to Open" sign: DICK TRACEY, exclusive
NEAR NEAR 6iAKRNbboN, s,s,soo-cent.r-h.ll
Colonial al brick. This house is situated
abundance al, Of sSruSbers ny; fst floor consists
81 aa nes dining ya room s snd ods4n
large screened-in rear porch basement has
e na S Sth an1S
age: detached sarags. Close 10 transpor-
snd sun cav wy Mr. 1879 nGs' BOSS s'GS flss
s sslG Oh i EnxscHANaE for Arlington mod
bath LIST T.: 2 rms, Eiteh: IND A.; INV:
oil heat; 2 ranges, retsrs front rear
F ai nsS cHSRch, Va@ o F0i possessior
Ta e essa sa hsh ns sShS0 deso
rm,, full basement with, lavatory; laun-
aTy trays domestic hS on.O oil oi hw 10,
+ IH0MRs3N. 4is emma 23 sIisy bed
rooms, 2 baths. 3-car garage. all modern
improvements lot l50x375 deep; beau.
tiful setting and shrubbery; $1,000 cash
e. SON, exclusive agents, 1891 No. Alfred
St, Alexandria, Va: TIE, S741,. AL 1875
MODERN 4-room bungalow. with 2 lots
partly furnished, refrigerator and gas
stove: located $40 mile from Merrineld;
Va. cor Pine st. and Dunloring I'd,
81 800 LOUIS NOBLE. Merrifield, Va;
ATTENTION GIs-Five-ro detached
homes to you only S6.980; $3.50 total down
payment. See these modern 2-story houses
with 2 bedrooms 6-cu.-ft. ELECTRIC refriger-
tagon; out Col. pike to So: Dinwiddie st
left to So. Columbus ST.. follow arrow "a
furnished exhibit home. Omen 1910 daily
MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH. Exclusive AGENTS
Phone CHI 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,

NEW YORK AVE, N,E:-2O0-ft. frontage
snovledse, this Is the only Corner i property t
available in this tast-srowing area The
slider 3 IS TO so year net ground lease or
they will build for responsible tenant on
1O-year lease. The many new buildings
contemplated for erection in the near flu
ture in this particular commercial area
will naturally increase the desirability and
value Of this location. See Mr., Parsons,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg,
owner ABOUT TO CONSTRUCT attrae-
lively destined warehouse with private
yenient Northeast location: 10000 So #.
space above; room for later expansion.
Plans can be revised to suit substantial
Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington
Bldg, DI. $500.
10000 SO. FIT. available in new hreproof
warehouse to be built on Pa. r. r. with
siding, Will consider renting $4,000 SO. IT.
to desirable tenant. Construction to start
soon. plans available. Consult Mr. Taylor.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1905 H st. NV,
MA 9346
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANT GOOD HOUSE in nice neighbor-
hood all cash or substantial down pay
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
"ou cash. Il won't take us lonx. Prompt
sSs II" capito, VA o s7so "e'''0r'
HARRY {. GLADMAN. INc.-southeast
specialists since 1901: List your properties
AZ AZ ONCE n A Ar o once 2, 3 or bedroom
house for clients with cash. Try quick,
YoUN IS earsi
Estate and Business Brokers, Ma. 2426,
EisTiNGs OF MODERN HOMES in D. c.,
We offer you experienced, specialized home
selling service. prompt action and cash
deals. Eve or Sun. phone Georgia 1900.
l, T GRAVATTE, Reaitor, 729 10Th ST.,
At s.Gr Once so AT ONCE p At oNc. ,,s sE
ao1 6ps f5 n 9e1mo aA real ksa
W. sstaf SE ana R S9sRsss
the way we do Business ax'e ROBERT MACE IL
DETACHED BRICK. s-room house, sood
NV. location, fairly recent construction
W SAsI Pay H sfsR pryate party IA sz5
RfAIT e sesor: ass Spu Rh ss
b [sIsn To aye Want " sEE ES9s ACTION. list
your house with US Have cash BUYERS Who Who
viii pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
GG TF F2I4 Eye 81 MI Elk 1900 and
Investment property. We have clients with
cash or will buy outright. For an honest
appraisal, without obligation, call T. D,
BURGESS, 2524 Pa. ave. Sc, TR 1899
D: G. AND NEARBY MD. PROPERTIES, pay
al cash ROGER HT MOS MOSS, Realtor' 2125
W Il HAVE rEs n CASH III bt f9Hf wanting homes
W IN Asns eSarse and sH beaf y sKhEY
t " d Hs e sffT Eo GIL fH555sr at it. full
ssgs 9dsy SSF sgnsn ENTAILS % rs obi
casa F sS a6dsE af brick S oa a s White
not disturbed. E. A. GARvEY. DI. 4sos;
az sap Ans Sc sa G6Gm akE Grce
have cash buyers for homes. get our free
gwen each call KAY REALTY CO. RA.
SHALL 2S 'ios Sell Gf05 NJ HOME aSs Now, If you
request q personal and confidential inter
view we viii: after aseertaining an facts:
cA iSss T FuIIER Reaitors. kA 1860
luz lDJn 81, INV.
DON'T READ THIS AID unless you have a
q or 8 room brick home for sale, NV
section: win pay ali cash. Call Mr.. ABEN
North 49, ara or Or RA. 1882. ia.
more baths. located in one of the better
NV. sections or suburban area. II you
have a home in this categery to sell for
ARLINGTON-5 or room house, $4,000
! HAVE Cash BUYERS for homes. L. II.
MAuRY, AID. 1926 or DI. 3346.
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for s or g room
house. in or near D. c. MR.. LIVINGSTON,
or ! ROOM HoUsE-wilI pay all cash.
1fsCHARGED VETERAN wants to pur-
chase 2-bedroom house within walkins
distance of Clarendon, oil or gas hest;
1000 down. MRS. zERENER. Ma. 1895
weekdays, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
LOTS FOR SALE,

for bgildins; NV Silver Spring and
WEsTMoRELASD Hills; washington.
noss castgy .eStsctsd
Westm eTsland Circle. svsilable At sa:1sS
vn Al n improse men are in Can Nh
sEsUTMtL LOT s for your tutur. home.
Just Just few select lots now available
lection. Some are IS 10 IS it. wide and
are very deep. These, lots are improved
walk. sewer and water. Just Oh 18TH st.
NV. Please consult our land planning
fs4 ZEN Isas So SE pr $3.50 E1
WESTERN AVE near Pinehurst Circle
tsrms sSo ea Mr. 1G Mills " wo $685. sseo:
So ACHES HES in tn. Bethesda district. 10
s ss pike ane sd a
vs. IS Ssoc sn EpW i oS sa
fA f9 Mn GiII 5R5p f Iof .yf frontage.
once; 1901 3. Arlington Ridge rd,. Airing
III AURORA HILLs-Lars. corner lot. TO-
f. frontaxs SlSso eas spo Also soTnsr 90
curb and ssfef sa
once. 1901 S. Arlington Ridge I'd. Airing
FOREST Enthusiastically I'm. sites
for homes, wooded, convenient location.
Dps G sHsn srvass an ing
further Information call M M. Potter Potter oTd-
P. STONE, Reaitor
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT. 7ex14c f..
good downtown location. suitable for
hosss 6Rarkns ramp or Thea
i've Resltors since 1892, l71s Eye st, NV,
s HSyE LOTS: sssh sSxSCS in silver
FM SeI I4 SaI ~ St So "a $3.50
ready for that flower garden and vegetable
and pear trees on it as wen as lovely OAK
sss ssIoSs 4 y psesRRs!sy4 Price $4,000
short distance north from Chevy Chase
mimi p.i,s 90 f s. iSs i, SsS a9sS pay
5 %sss: sss 1Esi'Ess' + 'sss9 sssf
gwen pm l Broker. Eye . It PM d. $3.50 till
near ,4sth and Central ave. NE; cash.
18th ST. HEIGHTs-Lovely corner. so IT.
wide with paved streets, curb and side
saki ston s,e eEping wall, payee alley; 1881
ave. nemIot t soaisS, saooo. q paci GH
Rock Creek Park-Two plots, one OF 200
shol nsPE'5 Most sgsy W ted
and exclusive location, very few homes can
be built in this nSons e
1885. 1. +. oRAVATTE, Rsal aon' 7ss s1 iss
st ;,Inx ~, ma o753; ,
streets. eurbs; gutter and sidewalks, water
81 ssssf ,G 'iE's 5fssi sisll ssss
y; , Price; $1,000 TAISFAx REALTY
s., 800; fSe in Jefferson Park Far $1,000
one in FsanEIin ssrS: ioo.sSo. !. $500:
eEs R co s sssn en- 81 s see EACH w.
b ra4EsIa Area S,o s ~iss from Bank
s'f ff trtsss c' On ". 4 s1s
k k6dEaE B. esdE rl Rs. sst sS SD SD
Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Nd, WI. 2Qee.
oTs a SS.f ssp u. PAYS sbd 69s saFs Wl o ss
Prince GEORGES County. Terms. Phons
WiLL FURNISH MONEY and homssites at
4a% interest. enabling you to build q
home to suit your requirements. Acreage
ave, River and Bradley rds., Coiesviils pike
and near new South Capitol st. bridge and
South Capitol st. extended FULTON r.
$3.50 ,til pm. Brokers' attention,
2 ADJOINING LOTS, Al It. BY. 11o IT,,
30 BUILDING LOTS, 10000 to 1900 50.
IT.. Falls Church area, $500 per lot. Ex-
Realtor. Builder GL s017 B03 South
Court House I'd. Arlington Out Columh:s
pike to South Court House I'd. risht to
SoMMERCIAL- sooxs7s. SHEPPARD $3.50.
116ntinVsd 9 fexs fSSSy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
STORES WANIEp.

NEED 80 STORES in all sections. will re-
model or build; long or short leases for
chain concerns and stores Of all sizes
desired HARRY JUSTINE, l427 Eye st.
n MA. 2S44.
laundry, dry cleaning; will buy or consider
long lease. Write details, Box 2lO-z,
Star. 1O'
section will sign 5-yesr lease or buy prop
erty. Box ASA, Star.
OR LARGE storeroom,
suitable for confectionery business: any
section; If formerly used as restaurant will
reestablish this business. Box 1921
O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08

COLORED-GENUINE VALUES in North
west section for home and income, 1900
pix. lIth st, adjoining. 3-story and
basement brick. On carline, near N st.
18th and Monroe, 3-story and basement,
corner brick, IA rooms. 4 baths, INV h
Nssr fF9h s Sa5 s. s.orv and
brick 10 rooms, pa baths, oil heat nrst
com IN" blt New 1.r,., ,o,o,r,,s q
story bricks, Apartments each.
100 blk. sth ST., aparts,. one blk
Near i4th and sts. s-story brick. 8
Near Near 18th l7th and g New H.mpshir. ave,
500 blk. NJ st, 3-story brick. 8 sparts.,
1900 blk. N. H, e-story brick, : .parts
-, 9th and R SITS S-storry brick fun base
Near North Capitol and L SITS. a-story
frame. aparts. All OF the above listed
properties afford excellent opportunities
can Se ar pn e0 pi saas W.ekd fsm
\ BAs1LIko REeALry CO. sie St to NV "
C0LoRED - ATTRACTIVE oPPORTUNi-
TIES; Easy terms. 1900 block 1st st, nv
s-stoIy and basement brick, rms, bath
h.-w.h.; privately arranged
800 blk. N. J. ave. adjoining, 2-story
BRICK Ss. 8 rms mi each n nesr 18th and Fla
1900 blk Kslorama. 2-story row frame
700 blk, N. j., 2-story brick, S296
down.
1900 Ssaton, 2-story brick. rms. bath
privately arranged.
500 blk, 10th ST., 2story row frame
rms, bath.
Near 18th and ne, 2-story brick, 6
rms; privately arranged
1900 blk. Vermont ave NV, 2-story,
semidetached brick, rms, bath All OF
the above listed properties can be bought
on small down payments and convenien;
monthly installmentS. DI. 1925, weekdays
9 am. to Q pm: Saturday, to ~
NJ BASIIKO REALTY CO.. 9l2 N st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
OFFICES WANTED.
WORLD WAR II VETERANS

WORLD WAR II VETERANS organization
badly needs quarters. present facilities in
adequate; rent or purchase. Phone MA
1851
WASHINGTON PATENT FIRM wants to
NAVAL ARCHITECT, row in Woodward
turning veteran; would like unfurnished
space in vicinity, 18th and H SITS. NV. viii
give long lease Il desired. NE. 27s2
INSURANCE AGENCY, over 20 years In
present location, requires approx. 5000
It. once space, downtown business sec
ton Box l2-A, Star
VETERAN wants to kent small store or
basement store, or ground-noor sfhce
space. Box 1927, Star %
ESTABLISHED engineering and contract
ing firm desires approximately 500-60S
SO. #. in downtown office building or
converted residence by Dec. 81; years in
Please call National $3.50. o.
of or preferably 1
ofnces in downtown area. Call OIL. 5349
or TIE 304S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08

80 UNITS, in excellent location, detached,
prewar rentals. Can be bought for times
GE. 02s6, exclusively. with SHANNON &
LuccHs CO. o 1905 H s., nv; IA. 2345:
Central High School, good NV. location;
10 rms. converted into 5 apis. 4 baths: B
tnrn; Al :na eondision ls4s oil burner
ment to see, call Mrs. Hampton, RE. 1916:
ewes. SP. OVAL CHAPMAN REALTY
an an IN sfTS EST PARCEL of 4 stores, 2
one-family houses lst commercially. and
a 2-family house: all on . corner. S0x1OD,
in midtown business section Annual gross
prop dspt LEO BE eo
i4I5 K St NV, Me $500. Complete
Real Estate Institution.
ofiered-4-family apartment bldg. mot
ordinary hats). specially created and de-
signed by Shapiro. The most unusual.
built in Washington; 3S-ft. front, basement
pnsf i Retire f,sns
'fsSSs 49, sS iios Sermon. u.
s-xPT. UNIT DETACHED, NV. building;
low rents; price, $4,000; present hrst
cash. RoeEY REAL ESTATE CO.,
APT. HOUSE,, ~ units, Axsprooi detached;
over over aeee eris.. sss $50 , .ta 800
cash. RoeEY RIAL ArAf1 co.
AID. Z7UD. sA
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW YORK AVE. N.E.-46-ft. frontage,
$4,000 SO. # Of land OPP
posite International Business Machines
Building Owner win erect building at
lease at favorable rental. An offer to pur-
chase this land as is would be submitted
to owner. This particular area Is rapidly
increasing in value and is rapidly becom-
ing one OF the most desirable commercial
areas in WASHINGTON. See Mr.. Parsons,
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID, about
lsx65: ready for occupancy. Box 79-A,
Star
DO YOU NEED a frst-noor store location?
State needs and top rental. Location Is in
downtown business district, centrally 10
Gated, excellent street, good pedestrian
travel. Must be financially able to pay
years rental in advance. Can give long
lease. All replies confidential. No brokers,
no trfers Rox lbS-Z. Star, 9
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cont. ,

HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY ICont.I
WANTED-Woodridge and nearby Mary
land property: See or phone your Real
MG' s RoGER MOSS. 21.s r. i. ave. ne.
HAVE BUYERS who need s bungalows and
detached houses at once. For prompt
results, call SAM CHANTKER. Broker
Specializing in Homes OF Distinction"
ma 1894. AT. 7O21.
WANTED-P-operty suitable for use as
WI hSR7
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont.)

WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-White bunga-
low In Tuxedo, Cheverly, Md; s rms, bath.
INV h., large lot: close to schools, stores,
transp.; $500 down; priced for Quick sale.
MR.. RILEY, UN. 1900,
ONE ACRE OF GROUND, 3-room bunga-
low, double garage, well and pump COM
plete. Located in Beltsville. Md. on Gum
powder I'd. Call Alexandria S765 from =