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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-26
By Lewis F. Atchison

A canvass of Redskin stock
holders today failed to uncover
any new plan for change in
coaches and Billick Welchel, the
Tribes chief of staff, was deep in
plans for Sundays game with the
Bulldogs at New York, coolly
ineoring reports of his "lmml-
nent" dismissal.
2edskin affairs apparently were
taxing their customary lack-luster
Wednesday course.
It could be termed a dull day
after yesterdays topsy-t urvy
events in which it was reported
that Ia Welchel was out as head
coach and Cd Welchel was not
out as coach.
The first report was issued by
Leo De Orsey, attorney, a director
of the club and the chancellor of
it's exchequer. The second state
ment was authorized by President
George Marshall. The latter's
carried more weight, naturally
enough, as Marshall owns 81 per-
cent of the clubs stock.
StcvalI Is Recalled.
There was a noW face in the
tc-,ae today, but closer injection
revealed it belonged to Moose
Stovall. a gua4. He was released
by the Skins a week ago, but failed
to make good his escape. Moose
was not unhappy to be back.
And change also was made-s
change in defense. Stovall fitted
in nicely as a middle line hacker
in a 5-3-2-1 setup. This bore
out General Manager Dick Nc.
Cams statement yesterday thai
the only change in Redskin plan.
involved the Ks and Os on theil
blackboard diagrams.
Joe SObeIeSki. a guard. released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-26

Coach Tatum told his charges
their defenses also would be tested
by the Gamecocks on Saturday.
He told his players they particu-
larry would have to watch 30
Hagan and Bishop Strickland
whom he called two of the best
rdnning backs in the Southern
Conference.
Word comes from Columbia,
S. c., home of the Gamecocks,
that Coach Rex Enright there has
been matching Tatum with praise
for the opposition. They're still
Growing there about last week
important 27-13 triumph over
Clemson.
: The !Terps, said Enright, have
one of the best a1l-around de-
fensive and offensive teams in the
East. with their running game, as
engineered, by Quarterback Joe
(See MARYLAND Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-26
SouthwestHigh
.With29PerCent
Gain Over 1948
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The
college football boon continues
with 4 per cent attendance in
crease for the first half of the
1949 season.
A survey by the Associated
Press of 303 games played by Ill
teams in all sections of the Nation
reflects per cent decline in the
East but gains in all other sectors
including an eye-catching 20 per
cent upsWing in the Southwest.
Michigan tops the list with
291,717 for the first three SELL
outs at Ann Arbor where the
stadium capacity has been in
creased from 87.o39 to 97.239.
Ohio State packed in 219,1S9
for three home dates and Cali
fornia's unbeaten Golden Bears
played to 233,500 in four home
appearances. Television appar-
emily has made little appreciate
dent in their drawing power.
Southern Methodist, playing its
games in the $4,000 capacity Cot
ton Bowl, has drawn $4,000 for
four games. Stanford's total is
$4,000 for five games and South
ern California. the other school in
the 100000 class. has been seen
by 209,005 in four home appear
ances.
Minnesota also belongs up with
the leaders on averages for the
Gophers drew 1926 for two
home games, better than $4,000
per.
Pennsylvania, which usually
sells out Franklin Field, dipped
from 100000 to $4,000 for it's
first three home starts. Columbia
and Yale also dropped off at the
gate in the early season with
losing teams.
The Ill schools, probably about
fourth of all those playing inter-
collegiate football, totaled $685.
$50 for the 303 games. Although
these include most of the top
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Tie UeSJ C11e
of his choice is that Whelchel will finish the
season, unless he, himself, should decide to
quit" Nor have any of the other members of
the Redskins front Office family rushed to the
admirals aid. Leo De Orsey, second-ranking
stakeholder, candidly admits that he opposed
Whelchels appointment from the outset.
If there has been quicker cooling off job
in sports. it is aforementioned Marshall for
years had been high on Whelchel as a coach.
When the Naval Academy two years ago
junked its officer-coach policy, Marshall told
this listener:
Navy could straghten out its mess very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-26
PA Golfers Will Hold
Tourney Tomorrow

The Public Buildings Admins
tration golfers will hold their an
Inual tournament tomorrow at
East Potomac. Final matches in
the first, second and third flights
of the fall tournament will be
played, in addition to medal COM
petition for gross and blind DOGGY
prizes. a.
The PBA golf division will hold
its annual banquet Thursday, No
vember 10, at the Village Inn.
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KeII Is Presented Douohter

NEWPORT. Ark. Oct. Is W.-
A 6-pound daughter was born yes
terday to Mrs. George Kell. wife
of the 1949 American League bat
ting champion. The Detroit Tiger
third baseman and his wife have
a son. George. jr.. 4.
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Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
The Quick Cool-Off

be presumed the honeymoon of George Preston
Marshall Admiral John Bilck) Whelche. u S. N
and that will be only question of time until the
Redskins is replaced
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or civilian was Bick Whechel they brought him they
wouldn't have to change policy
Marshall succeeded the retiring adj
ral himself he said that he'd wanted Welchel since Ray
F1ahery joined the Navy
Bryant Almost Got the Job
When pointed that Whelche had coached
Information team. had coached in the ranks and
indeed hadn't coached at all for five prior to his signing
with the Redskins Marshall brushed it off. That mans been
commanding bateshps He certainly handle 80 football
Actually Whelchel Marshas first choice to succeed
Turk Edwards who himself the skds The
as talent scout for the Redskins So persuasive was Maha
that Bryant tried talk his of the contract
president Bryant might today
If the Kentucky coach harboed any regrets they were wen
yelled last August when Bryant visited Washington He unched
with Marshall at the stae listening to the Redskins chieftan
about his
Later third party at the table asked Bryant If he sub
scribed to Marshalls enthusiasm
right to like it, Personally don't think he's
got much for this league"
Marshall Keeps Saying They're Good
Marshalls conviction Redskins fine team
rhubarb He insisted to his coaches
Redskins outsiders that his is good team but
mshandled Yesterday practice he told his squad You've got
the stuff win of our remaining seven games and
wouldn't be too surprised to see you do it,
from Philadelphia he asked veteran
sportswriter thought with the team.
Il don't think you've got enough good players" replied
That's because don't know anything about football"
snapped Marshall
be evidence that Marshall is going down
the line with his squad
1t Wasn't an Army-No Come
Whechel of course learn about pro football
If he didn't would have been remarkable But this possibility
had been weighed most carefully by apparently
Certainly Whechel outstanding the
Academy indeed the last to beat Army Certainly
hard to learn the tricks after being handed the
the system be used
One felt OF sympathy the gun
in Philadelphia last Sunday With storm clouds gathering
him. Whechel crossed the field lonely and unrecognsed
graduate Coach Greasy Neale of the Eagles -
He stood long time the sdelnes in Of empty
o m noF M m
Army Navy game
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civilian Bck Wheche If they brought him back they
wouldn't have to change policy"
Marshall succeeded the retiring ad
mra himself that he'd wanted Whelche
F1aherty joined the Navy
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See ATTENDANCE, Page C.:
Evening star., 1949-10-02
STORES FOR RENT


FIRST CoMMERCIAL-s street-level
500 50. a. It. Plus storage. FR. 542s.
ATTRACTIVE LoCATION-Bus stop
In front Of door: modern storeroom,
scxleo es:ds suss6ls fH5 sRy syps q aoN
uPffk uPfRkS' c6as. III sas?g Avf:-ao-tt. .S front;
DREYFUss BROS. Ma. o5sa; ewes,
FOR 6R: b5sUGersr 5RsaG in shopping center, cent
s. #. in solid neighborhood: Apply
Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. D1. $500; ewes,
1895 II ST. N.E.-store. ideal for
line of business. Call DU. 6174.
SILVER SPRING attractive stores
in bus. section; 20x40 ea.; suitable
for good retail bus. or for ofices.
coRN. 81 4s,S; oh AMI; and Q SITS. N.w-.-At-
tractive corner store. 500 per mo.
Phone ST. S932.
LGE. STORE. corner, suitland. Md :,
across from Census Bureau. 1882
Suitland rd.: suitable for super
market %restaurant or cafeteria, etc.
1925 ss al iath PSF. 81. N.w.-2.eoo So. it.,
1st fioor, good display front; total
Of $500 sa. IT. in bldg. Entire bldg,
$500 month. Heat furnished. Ex-
cellent downtown location. Mr.
Bogs BSassr . N4 PHEnss aaGS sYfs Ts o1 14ia sSsi
sToRE "a WITH BALCONY. ideally 10
Gated, Conn. ave. at L ST., this store
the only i open for rental; the last
Of 5 newly remodeled stores. Apply
once, COL. 1923 Conn. ave. RE.
i7s7 iss3o F ST.. N.w.-store. 1sx45;
sss sass o9 %GRta3E RosEnr oV! " sAyAeE 4 kSs 81
Union Trust sldg;; IA; 1920. y
a1AEzshx aS EsSh; fEslfs4o RfafTy 1ne ger 16sa @s
liz TN H s ST. N.wMist Nj gIsa oor exc loca-
ton in the heart of business dis
tr,ct: APPROX. l5x26: $50 per mo.
IoyP px RAJ E. o9bs, Rhy1s CO. 1929 Ks K st.
6elO GA. AVE- nice rms. with show
MODEM HSi5sGi ATfTRAcTfvE STORE, size
approx. 25x60, neal. 18th and Co.
sRos gRsss ri Thc SEC wash Mf HaT sds D MssS ssoo
OUTSTANDING DRESS SHOP, loca-
tion on conspicuous corner; upper
NV. section; avail; at once. See
wash. Bldg. DI. $500: ewes, CHI.
EYE ST. NV. excellent location.
Reas. rent dncludes heat). Annro.
15x3O. Imme. poss. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors, 1415
K st. NV, ME. 5400.
3ith AND NJ SITS. N.W.-Approx.
5x00. very busy neighborhood; i'm
med poss. Reas. rent. Excellen+
location for shoe repair shop, up
holsterer, dry cleaner, etc: Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Re
altors; 1415 K st. NV, NE. 5400.
6a6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Approx. 3D.
500 50. it. with 90 front, modern
show window, 2 alley shipping en-
frances; gas a.-c. heat. Imme. poss.
, Reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., Realtors. l415 < st.
eth ST. NV. BETWEEN d AND E.
Excel. location for cigar store pawn
brokers, iewelry store, etc. Imme-
diate possession, Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1416
z af. nv. NJ. kkO0.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
! coM'l. PRoP.-RENT Cont.

CENTER OF ARLINGTON-Moderr
fireproof shop building. l,500 SO
IT. OF floor space: 1000 So. It. Of
paved parking; $135 month. FA
Good NV. LoCATIoN-1.2oO sq
IT. in bright, airy bldg: all utilities
furnished; ideal for offices or small
business. DU. S65S; eves.s SH. 5000
NEAR 18th AND NJ N.W.-2nd coml.
1900 SO. It. on LIST floor. to. 30-ft
alley: excel. display room; oil heat
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. "a
CORNER OF CONN. AVE. and Cal
vert st. NV, opposite Shoreham
Hotel-Beautuul second floor con-
tanning about 1.5O0 So. IT.; private
lavatory; heat furnished. Immediate
possession. Suitable for private
dancing school. organization or in
stitution headquarters. Marvellous
advertising advantages. Consult Mr..
Taylor. SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. MA. "345.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

VfttSeS POk RENi
FUKNisaED kvT: OFFICE q ICE asss: sssn9
Southern Bldg. DI. 511e. =
BEAUTIFUL furnished ONCE: good
location. with receptionist;; ~; s-mo s5ao
18th AT h N.w.-Large room. 12x16'
furn. or unfurn.; now available
sGfTE III 'S6f' 81 8 OFFICES with bath:
located on Ga: aye: In the center Ga,,s
Use. sy; Mo Can AEaanssd ST, s141s 1of any o5 0's
FiRsT-CoMMERCIAL APT, in ex.
cellent location, close to Capitol
House Once Bldg. and supreme
Court: avail. for commercial n use b BY
or other professional or business use;
SIS per mo. Write Post Once Box
2507. washington. D. c. .
ENTIRE FLOOR for rent-Rent re-
duced to S15 mo-. including util
crST,rSv 1SsG 6 St IiyD,Nn MY; Ne 81 sS51' .tb
NV, opposite Municipal Court; a
diately; newly decorated; elevator
service. THOS. J. FISHER g. CO..
INC, 73S 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50
PRIVATE, well-furnished once, in
suite; excellent location, In heart
e eeDhons hensial
cluded; suitable for 2 persons; 500
OFFICES and ONCE space for rent
ad cleaning and sMd.s telephSne, <. secretaria
1898 s f. S$ssR. SsssER III: e. 1855 Sss;
NV. CORNER sth AND EYE sTs.
NV, over Woolworth .store-Beau-
tiful open space consisting Of ap.
on 2 streets; mems and women's
lavatories; janitor service and heat
furnished; suitable for insurance Of
flee, mechanical or business school.
ETC.: reasonable rent: immediate
Res jsnEns csHsSf sHYNNoE M TayiGs I1cas
CO. ossa sssltors, 1905 H st. NV
soos 18th ST. N.w.-Lse. ONCE OF
3 rms. with bath. Can be used as
2 separate cftces. Excellent loca-
en c0 as sgsy of sesso1 sse hsas in rfn Ga
MONTHLY OR YEARLY-Best loca-
ton, opposite Mayfower; 3a-rm
suite, 3rd floor. Phone Mr.. Crum,
Elk. SS44, between ~ ana week
ONE LARGE air-cooled room. space
sufdcient to partition and make two
rooms. Only space left for rental
in large downtown modern ONCE
building. Apply Once 2O1, 1923
Conn. ave. NV. RE. 794O. -
GROUND FLOOR ROOM, suitable for
offlce, desk space, shop or retail
store. 738 9th st. NV. NE. 1884.
DOWNTOWN - Two beautiful large
floors. open space. Ideal for insur.,
school, local or nat. firm: fireproof;
pvt. ent. Reas. ELLIS. ME- 1171.
3-RM. SUITE on Conn. ave. NV
will remodel to suit tenant. Switch
board service, 25-hr. elev. sery. Rent
includes heat and elec. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors,
l415 K ST. NV, ME. 5400.
S.5 PER MO-. UP-Downtown office
rms, / and . rm. suites. Immed'
poss. Rent includes heat. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., Real
tors. 1415 K ST.. NV, ME. 5400.
lO-RM. OFFICE BUILDING with
lO-12-car parking lot in rear, 18th
and L sts. NV. immaculate condt-
ton, Fluorescent lights and vene-
tian blinds throughout. oil heat,
large light 1pomS. Apply LEO "a:
HEhNsTNN Z CO.. Realtors, l4lb
Z d. nv. NE. $500.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN
AND/OR
ENTERTAINING

country home on 7/10 acre:
beautiful lawn and shrubs. many
stately old oaks. white board fence.
masonry garden wall; superior
neighborhood. 23-ft. liy. rm. with
firepl., din. rm.. kit. with Bendix,
bedrm. and bath 1st fr.; 2 bedrms., ;,
dressing .rm. and Va bath End hoor;
beautifully decorated: auto. oil h.:.w.
h., summer-winter hookup: outside
entrance, dry basement. 8 miles
from downtown d. C. over fastest
suburban route in area. $4,000.
Phone Elmwood 376. B
Evening star., 1949-10-02
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
tConfinued)

WRITE for foto- descriptions. Sacri-
fee sale lake. shore and inland
farms, dwellings. guest homes. cab
ms. sport. camps. "a price cottages.
All kinds businesses. TREAT AGEN-
CY, Winterport, Me.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
SECURITY REALTY co
1s1Q No IIhla ST
cH. ASA. OK. 29s0. GL: 1722
RARELY WE BRAG

But this house justifies our enthu- I,
siasm; an all-brick. on beautlfui,
level lot In Jefferson PARK; oners
psseeig sgsTSqndnss %sIqsn In ana some she fe ft is
located in the heart OF public ana
nriyste schools. churches and trans,
if-ninute drive to Pentagon and
Navy Annex; built in 1871 but IN
new-house cond,; ,enters senterhalil dir plan r,n
Eit. powder rm. and abundance OF
closet space; second fiooE. master ntsn
Il bath and twin closets, 2 other
bedrms; 1910 each; full TIE bath
cred with asphalt tile and divided
into beautifully. paneled cUbrm.'
exceptional maids rm. and bath,
laundry and furnace rm., oil as.
: heat; q detached car port with
built-on rm. for storage OF I'd. fur
Iliture and garden tools; nicely land
scaped lot. This house is priced fol-
quick sale. For full information
cali CHAUNCEY g. CLARKE, la
No, st. Asaph ST., Alex, Va, Oy
3232. Al. 5220; ewes, AL. 2737
fE. 1898. 3
Evening star., 1949-10-02
SUBURBAN sALE-vlReihtA !,
COLORED-ALEX.

II you are looking for an excellent
buy In q nice location read this
A modern brick row home. has liv-
ing room. dining, room and modern
unit equipped Kitchen, q large in
closed back porch, nice large
bedrooms and bath. q full knotty
home is immaculate. Full price,
only Sl0.50o. with 5000 down.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 S. ST. ASAPH ST.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
coM.L. PROPERTY FOR RENT

coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT
10, 900 50. Fl. on 2 floors. clear open
space and excel. ONCE; elevators and
sepaarte modern street entrance;
ideal wholesale or retail showroom,
night club, private club. school or
nat. hdqrs., recurring auditorium;
now occupied by Remington Rand as
sch ool and offices will e9nslder leas- S
inG floors separately. OWNER, NE
1l3O: ewes, WI. 4543. -3
1865 MscARTHUR BLVD; 21o c;
419 Ist; 1855 3rd s.w.; s.w. cor
23rd and Va. ave. NV; MINI. ave
ne. Suitable parking lots. ME
430O. DU 45OI: -
RD., near n. Y. ave.
Large shop. ideal FOR trucking
THACKER REALTY CO. HO. 1887.
10Th AND l. SITS. N.W;-6 large
location for. ofIices and showroom,
etc: reas. rent. Apply LEO a:
K st. NV, ME. 54O0.
COAL YARD, 5000 It. inclosed; g
st, s.w.; rent, S7b. THOMAS p.
BROWN, ol6 zth st. S.w.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

in an 1s-acre tract, with
large running stream OF water
through property, old res; and seT-
erai outbuildings and well on PROP
erty on State road No: 647 known
as the C. c. Camp rd.. Wlthln
mile Of No. 55 hwy; clear deeo'
7sroom sE;o4o bIieh Saeh, res. with s frame rooms
road s' No. e47: 5 miles east 0f Front
Nearly 4 acres with s-room res; and
outbuildings, land on No. 20 hwy;'
splendid location for tourists camp
large stream of water n center en res
faces 647 hwy; cash S5;50O.
Large S-room res. with OF heat, es mess
SEXTON. "a mile s.e. Of Front. Royal,
Va: $1,000. with 81. 900 cash down
payment: city water and electric
lights: possession at once. :,
5-rooul, 2-story cinder block res, all
modern. furnace heat, city water
concrete walks. curbs, grass lawn,
wash tubs in basement; 1Wo o room,s
sgsteiTs 5eG eashi ahnssheds ba ssfas Sop per @
takes care of taxes. ms, principle
and,> int; possession Oct. l. ST
80 ofsi acres in Mts.. with State road
and electric, near Browntown, Va;
S2,750 cash.
9S4 acres. Of cattle-grazing land
miles east Of Front Royal; va: ;.nssg ~
and cross fenced.
ia acres on hwy. No: 55 and about
65 miles out Of Washington; D. e.
long frontage on hwy; $4,000 casn
cLAugE J! EusT R:alt9STL g.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
FLORIDA PROPERTY

81. PETERSBURG. FLA:mFlortda,ss s s
vacation land. Smart buyers are
now selecting locations for present
and future homes. Now available
spacious. choice homesites in beauti-
full NORTH EAST PARK-a PARK OF
brand-new de luxe homes-in city
limits, close to downtown, extraoroi,,
nary fne location. Low prices, 3
gram now in full swing. Homes are
being sold as fast as completed: Send
for illustrated folder. CRISP REALTY
CO.. 64S Central ave-, st. Peters,
I 1SvF; oWN AM And OFFER for sale or trade,
$40 acres in Citrus County, ga
FOE * isES;r iKsEEAr-rwo apis, mod: fur
s mos, $500 each. DE. 0709.
stuart at low cost now eth rAA-sp. sp.
low, ike they were in Miami Beach.
20 years ago. Buy land for in
crease OF value. Enjoy. the heal
ing trade winds that will lengtnen
more enjoyable. Let US show you
the community and its many miles
Of beautiful water frontage Write
or visit G. B. ARBOGASl; heai.o1;
Properties. Phone 127. Stuart
FESRfpA EtSzaHsA BOUND: 5000 800. and nd. o5 o5
y. 3. lN0Ssrs' NS / %o SSo doTS, SSSs, $40 mo
81 AGGUSTiNE, FLA.-Nice. p
family house; upper apt: turnii mi
2 blocks center Of town; .utn must rica Sen
70 siziSsH' ACRE ORANGE GROW. on lake.
near Orlando, Fla; large crop:
$4,000, terms. Box Ole, Star.
BOWLING ALLEY-Good t5ns ,ssstion $1,000 nn5 in
Sanford, Fla; low priced at $4,000,
part cash. Box Abb. Star. d
RETIRINGP GOING TO FLORIDA
Escape State income and real real eS1Ises eSIsss
Catch your own ash? Want good
transportation, shopping and amuse-
ments nearby? All within your ,rt, re-
tirement income? ASK-US REALTY
OK. 1858, GIL. 1852: 2:---------
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
18th AND L SITS. N.W-Larke end:
noor room with plate glass front
window. excellent location for ap-
pliances. repair shop and ONCE, etc
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & co;
Rsalters; sa l4lS < ST. Nv, NE: 64oo an,
basement building; with large park
cupancy, ideal as an entirety fol
trade association; rental. S215 pei
month. Call j. H. Knox, ONCE oi
ROBERT W. SAVAGE. 514 Union
Trust Bldg, Ma. 1890. -3
5635 EADS ST. N.E.-Corner store
$780, sns 'R RWAsHNaTos HHlseRe aRE REAE4Y 9rSlneS aE
esIS I4th ST. NV. good bushes.
section-1st floor. APPROX. $50 So
ft. and bsmt: commercial use; .only
Sl25; will consider long-term. lease
PLANT d GORDON. INC. 1874
Park I'd; NV, co. 0SS. -
ceilent loca tion for cigar store,
pawn broker ssyel5y i,oTe; on1, fts f
,nTdsaiS X. BERNsTEfN PEfss' 4 CO.. Realtors
I415 K st. NV. ME. 54O0.
9Th AND Z SITS. NV. near 3 large
dept. stores: built for sandwich
shop; immediate possession: reason
able rental. Apply LEO NJ: BERN
STEIN g. CO.. Realtors, 1415 K st
NV. ME- 5400
HEART OF IIth ST., near Irving
2nd and 3rd floors; tenant can re-
trance with long-estab. business
Poy SS-n Star Il
Evening star., 1949-10-02

SOUND INVESTMENTS
Several well-located apt. bldgs., 5 to
40 units; priced reasonably and on
terms to suit Also occupied bust
ness properties yielding an excellent
with E. NJ. FRY. INC, Realtors,