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Census Revision Adds
5000 10 D. {. Figure;
Total Now 1850
CopitoI Area Population
Is Put at ! l,457, sol;
Final Check Awaited

Latest revisions of Washington's S
census have added more than
5000 to earlier totals, bringing
the population of the District to
1877. $40, as Of April /.
The revised total for the Wash
ington area, which includes the
surrounding counties, now stands
at 1,457,601. largely because OF
gains made by the District. An
earlier preliminary release by the
Census Bureau placed the figure
at 1,452,242.
According to District Area
Supervisor Albert E. Craig, the
1850 census totals for the area
are unlikely to change significant
ly from now on. They now in
clude individual enumeration re-
ports sent in by residents who
were missed by the regular CEN
sus- takers in April, as well as
transients from Washington
counted in other cities.
Errors May Be Found.
Mr.. Craig warned, however, that
tabulation errors might turn UP
in rechecking the totals. The
present figure is subject to verifl-
cation by the Census Bureau, he
said.
In the 1850 census, the popula-
ton of the District accounted for
SAT per cent. of the area total,
compared to 68.5 per cent at the
time of the last census in 1910.
During the decade the city had
grown 20.3 per cent from popu-
lation of 663.09l, the Census Bu-
reau reported.
Meanwhile, the surrounding
counties had increased their pop
ulation by 1854 per cent over the
1910 figure of O4.894. The new
total, also slightly revised from
previous figures, is 659,931. The
breakdown is as follows:
Dwelling Units Increase.
Montgomery County, 1863, 3,749
with growth of 95.1 per cent;
Prince Georges, 193,799, with a
growth of 1865 per cent; Alex
andria City, 61,6O4. with a growth
of 83 8 per cent; Arlington, 134, 800,
with growth of 1867 per cent:
Fairfax, 98,255, with a growth of
14O.1 per cent, and Falls Church.
2,576, with a growth of 1925 per
cent.
A preliminary Census Bureau
survey also showed that Maryland
has 1882 dwelling units, an in
crease of 1872 per cent in ten years.
The 1910 figure was 500,156.
Big boosts were shown by the
Maryland counties adjoining
Washington. Prince Georges went
up 1446 per cent to 54,673 units
in 1850. Montgomery, jumped
1886 per cent, to 47,342 units.
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; Killed in Apartment Fire

SEATTLE. Wash, Oct. IA (P1.-
Three men. one of them aged and
bind, died early today in a fire
that swept the upper floors of a
tllree-and- -one- half story apart
ment house. At least three others
were injured. The remainder of
the 60-odd tenants fed to safety,
many in their night clothing.
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AirIiner Lands at Gender
With Two Engines Out
BY the Associoted Press

pT me NssoeIdfed TTeSs
GANDER, Newfoundland, Oct.
14.-Pan American Airlines' flag
ship Scotland landed here early
today with two starboard engines
dead and A passengers wearing
life jackets.
The pilot, Capt. Robert Lindsay.
said the engines quit four hours
before reaching Gander.
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Macarthur on Wake for Par|ey;
Truman and His Advisers Leave
Honolulu on Last Leg Of Flight
General Brings
Top Aides to T ak
On Asiutic Issues
By the Associated Press

HONOLULU, Oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Truman winged toward Wake
Island today for a momentous
meeting with Gen. Macarthur.
Their talks will deal with the Red
menace in Asia and world peace
In general.
The President took off from
Honolulu's Hickam Field at 1925
am. (5:25 am. EST. His plane,
the independence, is expected to
hop the 1900 miles in nine hours,
arriving about $50 am. Sunday,
Wake Island time (2:30 pm.
EST, Saturday,.
Gen. Macarthur awaits him.
Wearing his undecorated suntan
uniform, a worn leather jacket
and familiar braided cap. the
United Nations commander ar
rived on the tiny mid-Paciflc
island from Tokyo at 6 pm. Il
am. EST.
The President is accompanied
by his top military and civilian
advisers. The general took only
a few aides and John j. Muccio,
United States Ambassador to
Korea.
Will Be First Meeting.
It will be a historic first meet
ing of the two men. but it's likely
to have a common, folksy touch,
too.
Gen. Macarthur had his corn
cob pipe with him, as usual.
The general didn't leave a long
list of instructions with his Tokyo
staff for carrying on the final
stages of the Korean war or for
the complex duties of the Japa-
nese occupation. He asked only:
BE sure and flash me the re-
suits of the Army Michigan (foot-
bald game"
But Gen. Macarthur concern
with the problems of Asia in
general. and Japan and Korea In
particular. was known in all the
worlds capitals. Hence, the
worlds eyes were focused on the
meeting.
Truman Confident of Peace.
Before leaving Honolulu, Mr..
Truman expressed confidence that
another war is not inevitable"
1t was expected that he and Gen.
Macarthur would seek to con-
vince Ashland of most of the
worlds people-that the United
States wishes only its peace and
well-being.
The President plans to return
to Honolulu Sunday.
Mr.. Truman boarded his plane
at 10:15 pm. (3:15 am. EST,
more than two hours before de-
parture. His advisors left Hickam
Field aboard the Constellation
Dewdrop at 11:50 pm. (4:50 am,
EST.
A Pan-American Stratocruiser
carrying reporters and Secret
Service men left for Wake about
three hours before the Independ-
ence took off.
The conference site is a pinpoint
of coral that battalion of Ma
rines and 1000 civilian workmen
defended for 16 days early in
World War II before it's capture
by the japanese.
In Mr.. Truman's party are Gen.
Bradley, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff; Secretary of the
Army Pace, Admiral Arthur w.
Radford, Pacific Fleet commander;
Ambassador -at-Large Phillip C.
Jessup, w. Averell Hartman, spe-
cial presidential assistant for for
eign affairs; Dean Rusk, Assistant
Secretary of State for the Far
East, and Charles S. Murphy, the
Presidents principal speech writer.
2 Advisers With Macarthur.
With Gen. Macarthur are two
advisers, Mr.. Muccio and Brig.
Gen. Courtney Whitney, head of
Gen. MacArthur's government
section for the japanese occupa-
ton.
The President and the supreme
(See TRUMAN, Page ABB
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Allied carrier planes raked fast
disappearing Red targets.
But there was no further word
on the big task group led by the
battleship Missouri which smashed
supply lines from Soviet Siberia
on Korea's east coast Thursday
and yesterday.
Except for the American 1st
Cavalry Division S capture of Kun
chon-t the steel cork on Com
munists bottled up southwest of
Pyongyang-there was a drought
in reports of ground action.
Gay Announces Capture.
MAJ Gen. Hobart R. Gay of the
1st Cavalry announced the cap
ture OF Kumchon, a communica-
tions center II miles north OF
Parallel 49, One of the Cavalry
spearheads smashed 8 miles north
of Kunchon to Hanpo. IS miles
from tne Red Capital.
Kuinchon is 10 air miles south
east of Fyongyang.
THE trap is closed GenA Gay
said. They will not get out any
tanks, guns or vehicles"
Gen. Gay expressed surprise at
the number of tanks the Reds
produced for the battle on three
sides of Kumchon. Nine were
knocked out. Several days ago, in
commenting that these cookies
are beaten" Gen. Gay said the
Reds had only small arms, NOR
tars and land mines.
At Hanpo the Americans were
astride the Reds main escape
route to the north. But Gen. Gay
conceded that some enemy SOL
diers might slip out of the trap
South Koreans Drive North.
It didn't seem likely that toe
many would get out. The South
Korean 1st Division was driving
northward on the American right
flank and was 412 miles northeast
of Kumchon.
A captured Red lieutenant said
the North Koreans were trying to
fall back on Namchonjim, 13 all
miles northwest of Kumchon
Heading that way was another Isl
Cavalry Division spearhead, on
the left flank of the troopers who
captured Hanpo.
The cavalrymen were supported
by British and Australian troops
Allied fighters and bombers roar
ed over the Reds ahead of the
spearheads. A spokesman said
they may have bagged two of
the nine destroyed Red tanks.
Gay Praises Troops.
Gen. Gay heartily praised his
troops. He said the 1st Cavalry
Divisions breakthrough from the
old Pusan beachead in Southeast
Korea in mid-September to Kum-
chon was "the most rapid advance
ever made in the history of
American arms"
Gen. MacArthur's spokesman
said that although Kumchon is in
Allied hands. some fighting is
(See KOREA, Page A-2)
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Indonesiu Elects Huttu

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. IA
R-Parliament today elected for
mer Premier Mohamed Hatta Vice
President Of the Republic OF Indo-
nesia.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

Ed mighty MOI Modzelewski at
right halfback and Walt Boeri in
stead of either Karney Scioscia or
Ed Fullerton, both also injured,
at fullback.
This is Georgetown's homecom-
ing game and the Hoyas' celebra-
ton was highlighted this morning
by the dedication of the corner
stone Of the McDonough memorial
gymnasium by Rev. Hunter
Guthrie. S. j., president of
Georgetown.
Georgetown is taking little stock
in Maryland's report of a long list
of injured key players and ex-
pected to face a Maryland team
that is nearly at full strength this
afternoon. Such other top flight
players as Tackle Ray Krouse and
Halfback Buck Farley also were
on the injured list, and Trainer
Duke Wyre said it was doubtful
(See GAME. Page A-2.)
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Cornerstone Of Georgetown University's
New Gymnasium Loid at Homecoming
Ceremony. Poee A-24
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I BackfieId Chances
Made Maryland U.
For Game With Hoyas
Ed Bolton Takes Place
Of ModzeIewski, Boeri
Is Substitute FuIIbuck
BY George Huber

Maryland made two changes In
its starting backfield to replace
injured players for today's 2
o'clock game against Georgetown
at Griffith Stadium.
The Terps. favored by 26 points.
are using Ed Bolton in place of
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Dulles Due TO Reveal Details OF Anti
Aggression Plon. Poee A-3
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Kun1chon Seized
As Trap Is Shut
On 10000 Reds
CovoIrymen Drive On
To Honpo, IS Miles
From Foes Capital
By Reimun MORN
Associated Fress Foreign Correspondent

TOKYO. Oct. 14-American
troops seized Kumchon today in a
roaring battle on the southeastern
approaches of Pyongyang. the
Korean Communist capital. It
closed the trap on an estimated
10000 Reds.
On both the east and west coasts
of Central Korea's narrow waist,
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Continued on Page A-3. Col. So
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(See GAME, Page A-2)
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(see TRUMAN, Page ABB
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(See CONTROLS, Page A-3D
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(See KOREA, Page Az
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Cloudy. cool, rain today. Rain and not SO
cool tonight, low so. Tomorrow partly
cloudy, cool, high in mid-60s. (Full report
on Page A-2)
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STORES FOR RENT

e1O1 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Desirable store, in excellent location.
for ladies' speciality or beauty shop,
available now; reasonable rent; hot
water and heat furnished. THOS. J.
FISHER y CO, INC. 7as 10th st.
1865 sdS. inAMs ~ Ss3G MILL RD. NV, near
floor, 2O-ft. store with 2 show win
dows; ideal location. for dress shop,
shoe shop or millinery; available
now. THOs. J. FISHER & CO., INC.
73S 18th St. NV: DI. $3.50. =
for beautician, bakery.
store. adjoining supermarket, drug
store and barber shop; reasonable
rent; store, 20x32 feet: two blocks
from south entrance to Cneverly,
Nd, 5735 Tuxedo road. WA. 1871.
1918 a ST. N.E-Large store: IDEAL
BRUNO, NC. 900 H st. NV. ST.
sToRE TORE AND BALcoNY-Active 10.
cation; Medical Center; suitcase lS
mos: rent reas. RE. 7O21 tn
14os ? ST. N.w.-Excellent loea-
RIcHMAN, MI. 444i. r
6O6 PA. AVE. S.E.-Modern. attrae-
tive 1880 IT.; good location; ap-
proved by Health Department for
bakery; early occupancy. FIR. 3432
NEW SHOPPING AREA-Rapidly de-
vel. excel loc. for hardware, rest,
tavern or furn.; 30x50. ia. 5000.
NEW STORE for rent, 90 by so feet;
located at 1854 Marlboro pike, Dis
trict Heights. Md. Call OIL. 1888.
NEW STORES now being built 10 Be
thesda. Call WI. 6649. ALLIED
DOWNTOWN-K ST. NV. Entire
End a.: nr. new @. w. Hospital
Suit. any small business. WO. 3S16.
262o CONN. AVE. NV. fnr. Ward
man Park Hotel)-Beautiful, modern
store, size approx. 1870; heat
furnished; suitable ladies' speciality
shop, draperies and slip covers, ETC.;
attractive rental: immed. poss. Call
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO., Realtors.
1905 II st. NV. ma. 2346. -
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL GROUND in
Aiexandrfa: SCOTT. frontage; owner
wants quick sale. GOLDMAN. IA.
ROCKVILLE INDUSTRIAL LOT
200x300 IT,. r. r. siding: soc II.
T9TAmMaRo. 9T sFsda f9s Na. s6ssl 1nsSme property
KENILWORTH AND BLADENSBURG
area. on or near to main trafhc
routes, r. r.. improved or unim
proved. large and small tracts.
ample parking. reasonably priced.
THE HUDSON CO. 4710 Annapolis
I'd, UN. 1915, UN, 7171; eve. or
week end. OR. 6055.
MIN. AVE. near Eastern ave. in
d. c.: end coml. corner lot: 75x120;
perfect grade; S1-25 50. It. A. M.
BALTIC. BLvD.-170.000 SO. it., with
2S0-ft. frontage; backs. up TO
&c 50. It. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
cosraEKC1AL, industrial ground. D.
c., Nd; railroad sidinGs; ware
aose'L 4. 'LfuaTso%N sssssra 5ST ss1e'inSs Wa 1875 '
so.ooo SO, Fl. s2 2nd ,sa commercial me
NE. Call Mr.. Morfan. CHAS. g.
KOoNES d. CO., Realtors, DI. 2342.
INDUSTRIAL AND coMMERciAL
ground, nearby Maryland. Call PAUL
LAUTERBACH, AT. OTIS. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

INEXPENSIVE CABIN OR HOUSE
Secluded, approx. Is miles from
Washington; must have convent
ences; prefer one with stream. BOZ
WILL PAY almost all cash for home
mr.. Walter Reed; RIA. 1896, GE.
1000, ext. 2136. 5
CASH! CT BROKER needs brick home
with or without income possibilities.
Ii. 5000 or ST. 1895. a
I PAY CASH FOE HOUSES. any con-
dition, any section MIR. B. LLSS.
INDIVIDUAL DESIRES to purchase
direct from owner 2-bedrm. house in
NV. sec.; Chevy Chase area pre-
ferred: must have 2 baths. rec. I'm.
or suitable bstm. Under $4,000.
Will pay cash above first trust. No
brokers. Call MR.. WALTERS. CO.
We HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and investment properties. What
REIL CO.. Realtors (estab. 1915.
721 10th st. NV. Ma. O765.
REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS? Simply
call an expert in appraisal with
experience, for quick sales. Listings
needed in DC. close in Md. and
Va. sections. Eve. or Sun. Phone
OR. 6916. L. T. GRAvATTE, Real
tor. 1918 K st. NV. MA. 07b3.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
CENTER OF DOWNTOWN Business
District-2nd commercial; 3 stories
and basement; $500 So; #. per floor;
fFsSes sRck esKftSF sEbSs ssx sxe t. Be sod
best offer. One bldg. on cor. of 700
4th st. s.e. occupied by dry cleaner:
2nd bldg. at 402 G st, s.e. occupied
by grocery, and 3rd bldg. at 1925
Pa. ave. Sc, vacant, to be suited
nation cali AK. 3f16. q
MODERN STORE and 2 apis. in good
NV business area; excellent invest
ment or for business; gas hot-water
heat; possession; good financing. Mr.
Bes Boss "a pHsHss. aaG3; fsss fSe. fa7 HT stas
CLARENDON COMMERCIAL, on VIII
son blvd: over 10000 it., soft.
frontage; 10-rm. house and gar;
good cond.; $4,000 cash. bal. !
HAI HAIL shSETY sheT exsaeosiVe ao 1aES%se
So, Arl... va; ow. 1858. Ok. 1907:
ewes. and Sun. IA. .4-15S3. --6
DOWNTOWN, near lge. hotels. ONCE
bldgs. and dept. stores-Beautiful
limestone and brick bldg, suitable
N4h small nSsssssioB oss bdF P5Se ea:s ss5 Ss
ance one trust. MAURICE KoHNER,
GEORGIA AvE.@s9 IT. frontage.
SsSse Ss;oeo s.; %sa;,MAR5 fl a5ft Ia alsSi sSia srm
FIRST COMM. LOT. 1859 Macarthur
blvd. NV; suitable stores. used-car
lot, ETC., or will rent. ME. 1900,
vAIUABBIE CORNER, 1a acres, in
Nd consisting s6sEa Of hoss tavern enssd with
apts.; has 24O it. on State road;
near D. C. line; good location for
gas station, commercial and can be
iindustrial. For sale by OWNER.
SOUTHEAST, 1st comm. lot. 1oo'x-
1856. improved by premises, 2314
(l6'x15'. with shelves, counter and
show case) and 8 rms. and bath,
with oil NV; heat. Price and terms
ffisenaS,e fiis sse st. NV. MALsas VA s4ss. INc
STORE AND HOUSE, busy neighbor-
hood; all modern improvements, in
cluding oil heat. 25-foot frontage.
20 feet. rear yards. $1S,500 for all
Apply store. 1214 4th st. s.w. ST.
10000 SO. FIT. in modern 3-story
concrete bldg, End coml.. near Goth
CORP. RE. I1aa; ewes. EN-. $3.50
X ST. NV. AT 2Oth-3-story and
bsmt. once BLDG; poss. early July:
only $4,000: terms. DRURY
REALTY CORP. RE. 1913; ewes,
EN-. 1886. --i
End COML.-Lge. cor. lot, Sc. 75x7o,
It; $4,000: $4,000 down. CITY
REALTY, RE. Q703.
18th AND YOU N.W.-12 rms, 8
baths; 1st commercial; excellent con-
dition; terms. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER, Realtor, RE. 2201. 81.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AVAIL. OCT. About 10000 50. it.,
2 floors, suitable for furniture or
dept. store. Wa. 676s. No agents.
1900 so. FT., incl. 1000 SO. IT.
air-cond ONCE space: clear span. no
pillars; 350-lb. floor load; pvt. park
ing for 35 cars. Excel. for printing
plant, air conditioning fabrication,
food or beer distribution. etc: CAL
Mr.. Morgan, CHAS. G. KOONES &
CO., Realtors. DI. 2342. 3
$40. 2-STORY BRICK. on Linden Ct,
rear Atlas. Theater, 1900 blk. II ne:
Key at 1923 Linden ct. DRURY
Re- REALTY 70, CORP. RE- 1913 eyes,
LARGE. MU 90 'aix-sToRY STONE bldg,
suitable for warehousing or manu-
featuring, 1880 50. it., 2 elevators,
will rent cheap or sell under market
value or consider trade. Call owner,
MODERN i-sTORY brick warehouse.
conveniently located. 1900. SO. IT.,
freproof construction, truck dock
railroad siding; zoned industrial;
suitable warehousing. manufactur-
ing, beer or other distributing. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC,
washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes,
CHI. 923S,
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

CLIENT WILL BUY modern freproof
warehouse, 10000 to 10000 50.
it., in d. c. or nearby Md. A. M.
ROTH, RE. 1880. -6
Preferably / floor; must have cleo,
water and toilet. SH. S514. IS
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MOTOR COURT

Nearby Va, 25 minutes out of De-;
312 acres: newly built: AAA member
This is .gilt-edged property on main
thoroughfare; $4,000 equity buys
PLUS opportunity for substantial
increase! Complete and detailed in
formation at THE BRANT COM
PANY, Wilson blvd. at Rhodes.
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COLORED

Home + Income - Security
This distinctive capt. brick home in
Alexandria is truly ideal for either
lge. or small family; conv. to schools
6 lge. rms, Q full baths, and incl.
2 fully equipped mod. kits; nice
bsmt., and recently redecorated
throughout; small down payment to
veterans.
S. ]. GNASH CO., INC.
AL. 1898 9l3 King st. a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

Breeze-Swept Bungalow
Brick home. close In Arl.. 5 rms. on
ground hr.; full hsmt.: expansion
attic; a marvellous buy at S13.250.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. VS.. GL. 27s4
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OPEN
Sunday, 2 to 6 PM.
WILTON WOODS ALEX

WIBION nd
This splendid white brick, 4-bedrm.
house Is situated on shady, level,
1OOx20O It. lot near Alexandria,
only Is min. from the Pentagon. in
an area Of beaut. restricted homes;
on its main a. are reception hall,
liv. rm.,. bedrm. with firepl. and full
with dishwasher; stone patio in
rear; outdoor firepl.; 2nd q. has
8 more bedrms., another bath and
storage space; rec. rm. in bsmt, has
4repl., asphalt a.; house is insulated,
oil heated; garage. $26, 900: Diree-
tions: Russell I'd. 70 railroad station,
Telegraph I'd, left Ell on telegraph I'd
70 Wilton rd., left on TELEGRAPH I'd.
REALTY CO., 3706 Mt. Vernon ave,
Al. 1900; night TIE. 1859. TIE. O933.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERrY-RtNr

suitable dry cleaners. printing.
laboratory. etc. ST. s44s. wo. s2sS.
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FOUR-FAMILY FLAT

Brick building, conveniently located
near Georgia ave. and Park I'd. Each
each with Individual gas heat and
meters. Annual rental So. so.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. O352.
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McKIM BLDG.

1911 q ST. NV.
rent; excellent location; very
reas. rent CARRY PROPER
TIES, DI. 70s0. -
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ATTENTION BUILDERS AND
INVESTORS
This valuable corner at 18th and
Mass. ave. ne. containing 5 bldgs.
and ::acant lot. Excellent apt. house
site. Present monthly income ap-
proximately $500. Inquire today.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
GlQ Mass Aua N Z AT rAd0
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9th ST. NE.

Excellent location, north side of busy
H st. me-. in heart Of widely adver-
tised stores. Storeroom 15x30 and
room in rear equipped as kit. Ideal
for offlce or retail store. Call ER;
BROS. 652 H st. ne.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

ENTIRE FLOOR FOR RENT-Wnl
build End floor for suitable. tenant;
4,S00 So. it.. downtown location;
can be ready for occupancy about
Oct. /. Box 365-J. Star. A
11I3 10th ST. NV, 2nd commercial,
Reasonable rent: RE. ISL.
DOWNTOWN AREA, second CONNER
cial One-story fireproof building;
good for factory, store, warehouse,
repair shop; 130x46: 1S-feet cell
ing; plenty parking space; long
h Lease to RELIABLE tenant; $3.50 month.
Mr.. GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy st.
Francis a. A. BLuNDoN CO, INC,
sos H st. NV, NO. OLA. 4
FOR LEASE--Lge. bldg. 40x120, in
heavy industrial zone. Suitable sales
heavy equipment. Near D. c. line.
For information, call PAUL LAUTER-
SECOND FL, 4Os 9Th ST. NV.
(across from Lansburgh's size ap-
rms; 2 toilets; suitable ior dentist
tailoring shop, jewelry and watch re-
pairs, etc; reasonable rent. Immed.
poss. Contact Mr.. Jenkins. SHAN
NON g. LUCHs CO. Realtors, 1905
basement for shop and rear parking
4 cars. Rent. reas. RA, 1920. %
REAR S06 X NV, 25x16, brick
building and lavatory. ground floor,
suitable for printing plant. light
mfg, repair shop, etc. Only 500
Phone AID. 7713; eyes,, RA. 1860.
5000 I4th ST. N.w.-Entire End nr.,
over 1000 So. it.. ideal for school
or Offices. Inquire 1st flr. after
5000 OR $500 SO. FT., sgle. story,
modern fireproof corner bldg, avail.
soon to responsible tenant on long
term lease; lge. display rm. and
office, high ceilings, loading dock;
conveniently located nr. Govt. Print
ing ONCE. Call CHI. 1888 ewes.
APPROX. 5000 so. FT.. centrally To-
Gated; all open space on one floor;
suitable for artist, sign shop or any
type business requiring high ceilings.
Reasonable rent. Consult SHANNON
4 LuCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
O9dE
Evening star., 1950-06-04

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
A. II ROTH Rg T22o
WE HAVE CLIENTS for good indus
trial property properly priced. Nd.
or D. C. THE HUDSON CO. &1i0
Annapolis rd.. UN 1878. uN. Tt1l
eve or week end, OR, eo55.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
DREAM CABIN
OPEN SUNDAY. IA

Inspect this completely modern and
immaculate log cabin, located near
historic Gunston Hall. 1t is espe-
cially delightful in summer but built
with radiator: oil heat. Beautifully
and tastefully decorated with pine
paneled kit, built-in cupboards. and
practically new equipment; ideal
place for weekend parties. I'm
mediate possession. Full rice, SS-250.
Directions: Out q, s. No. i. or
Shirley hwy, past Fort Belyoir sign
to Gunston Hall sign, turn left and
follow Gunston Hall signs. Stay
on hard-surfaced road leading past
Gunston Hall to open sign. Phone
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 s. St. Asaph ST.. Alex. Va.
AL. 6644. Open Sundays. TIE. 7343.