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Evening star., 1950-07-09
By Bill Fuchs

Promoter Goldie Ahearn of the
Liberty Athletic Club is busy
looking for Willie Pep, and he's
making quite a production out of
it. Willie, you know. is the
featherweight champion of the
world and he's scheduled to meet
Bobby Bell of Youngstown, Ohio,
in a 10-round. non-title fight at
Griffith Stadium tomorrow night.
Pep had promised Goldie he
would be at the Liberty A. c. on
Ninth street at 2 pm. yesterday
for a public workout, but he
didn't show up. Instead, he
breezed out of Hartford, Conn,
his home town. leaving behind a
bewildered trainer and manager
with the following telegram:
Getting married today. See you
in about a week"
Goldie had bad day all
around yesterday. First thing in
the morning, he got a phone call
from Lou Viscusi, Pep's manager,
in Hartford. He told how Bill
Gore, Willie's trainer, got the
telegram from the champ saying
he was getting married.
Then after a disappointed crowd
gathered here to watch Pep,
Ahearn got in touch with Col.
Harvey Miller, executive secretary
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Gulf Coast HurIer
Is 20-Gome Winner
Midway of Season
BY the Associated Press

CROWLEY, La, July T.
Twenty-game winners in baseball
are scarce but what do you think
of a pitcher who hangs up that
many with a season a little more
than half over?
G.. T. (Rusty) Walters of the
Crowley club in the Gulf Coast
League has done it and probably
is the only pitcher in organized
baseball to have already posted a
score of wins.
The way this 24-year-old Texan
is going he's likely to finish with
at least IS. He has lost only two.
His 20 wins were compiled the
hard way, too. He started and
finished II games. Only three
were in relief and in two of those
three he entered the game while
his club was trailing.
He came to Crowley from Ell
Dorado of the Cotton States
League where he finished out the
1949 season.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Beshore Is Next Foe
For Charles, Buffalo
Promoter Insists
BY the Associated Press

BUFFALO. N. Y, July 8.-De-
spite talk to the contrary, Ezzard
Charles, the NBA's world heavy
weight champion will fight Fred
die Beshore here in August,
Matchmaker Charlie Pinto in
sisted today.
Pinto. matchmaker for the
Fairview Athletic Club which has
both men under contract. said the
title fight definitely is on for the
third week in August, probably
August Is.
Pinto said he talked to Jake
Mintz. Charles manager, over the
telephone. and Mintz told him:
'I know I've got to fight you
first. You go ahead and make
plans and We'll have a definite
date Tuesday or Wednesday"
Pinto said Abe Greene of the
NBA also wrote Charles telling
the heavyweight champion he will
have to box Beshore in Buffalo
before he can fight anywhere else
in the world
Charles had to postpone two
previous dates with Beshore be-
cause of a bruised heart muscle.
He was declared ready for action
again last Wednesday after doc
tors examined him in New York.
Since then, he has been
rumored in more lucrative roles
against Joe Louis or Lee Savold.
The possibility of his fighting the
less experienced Beshore first, if
at all, is still considered doubtful
in most boxing circles.
Meanwhile Charles is back in
Cincinnati ready to resume train
ing. Pinto said Mintz told him
the champion will start work
Monday and needs four or five
weeks to get ready.
THAT brings us up to the week
OF August H." Pinto observed.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Germany and Japan Bidding
For Davis Cup Recognition
By the As.ociuted Press

LONDON, July 8.-Twenty five
Davis Cup nations today decided
that Germany and Japan will be
eligible for Davis Cup play again
if they are readmitted to the In
ternational Lawn Tennis Fedora
ton.
The International Federation
will meet in Lausanne. Switzer-
land, next Wednesday. It is ex-
pected to rule on the applications
from Germany and Japan.
The Davis Cup nations also
agreed to limit the number of
entries in the European zone to
"a. of which only a maximum of
four may be nations outside
Europe.
In the past, some American
zone nations have entered in the
European zone eliminations.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
EIkridqe
Continued From Page BID

Pop" given to him by his groom,
William Mason, and "the old
gentleman" given to him by
Freddy Johnson. an old time
Negro steeplechase rider.
e"At Saratoga four years ago I
had young fellow working as a
hot walker He was cooling Elky
out one morning when suddenly
Elky gave a buck and a Squeal
and broke loose from him. I was
cleaning tack at the other end of
the shed and didn't know what
had happened until I felt some
thing nudge me in the back.
Instead of ripping around the
place as most fit horses would do
when loose, Elky had walked over
to see if I had a lump of sugar.
Its right about his liking to
run his own race and he seems
to know when to make his move,
whether going 2. 212 or 3 miles.
THE one time Elky fell, two
years ago, he had a large piece
of brush tangled between his front
legs
Il have trained and saddled
Elky for all his races except three,
when he was saddled by my fore
man, Jones.
He started four times on the
fiat as 5 and 6-year-old, finish
ing third once and unplaced three
times"
Was Bred in Monkton, Md.
Elkridge was bred by Joseph
F. Flanagan of Monkton. Md, and
sold to the late Thomas Hitch
cock, one of the pillars of steeple-
chasing, as a weanling. Hitch
cock, Miller says. developed him
along with three other horses of
the same age. At the dispersal
sale of the Hitchcock stable at
Pimlico in November, 1941, Miller
acquired Elkridge by private sale
for $1,000.
That must be the best steeple-
chase buy man ever made. The
old gelding, bay son of Mate
Best by Test, picked up more than
his purchase price when he got
$8,400 for winning the Indian
River Chase. That, incidentally,
was the first stake he ever won.
back in 1912.
Remember his daddy, Mate?
He was contemporary with such
fiat stars as Twenty Grand and
Equipoise. Mate won the 1881
Preakness and was third in the
Kentucky Derby. won by Twenty
Grand.
Elkridge's best race? Miller
thinks it was this year, in the
Georgetown Steeplechase Handi-
cap at Delaware June %.
Just about his greatest race
was that one. in which he showed
the two things most important in
a race horse-high speed and
courage. From the last fence to
the wire he was continually
bumped, crowded and interfered
with by Genancoke. He fought
back gamely, shook Genancoke
off. regained his stride and pro-
ceeded to outrun Darjeeling, a
very fast horse. to the wire"
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Silver Spring Junior
.Horsemen Compete
In 2o-Event Show

The cream of the Junior horse
men in this area will compete in
the Silver Spring Pony and Junior
Horse Show today starting at
9 am. at the East West Highway
grounds opposite the Meadow
brook Saddle Club. The 20 classes
have attracted riders from three
to 19 years of age.
Post entries will be accepted
but the committee last night an
nounced that most of the lead
ing juniors already had entered.
Teddy LIE carpenter with Little
Man, Joe Smith with Flick, Jack
lyn Ewing's Moonbeam and
Carole Barber's Snap Shot are
among those scheduled to compete.
John Rapacz, a 265-pound
center from Oklahoma, has signed
with the New York Giants, club
officials announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

winner Of considerable silverware
already this season. was only 46
seconds back of Vixen for second
in the fleet. But she had plenty
of time left over to take Glass A
prize from the Navy's yawl Royo-
no, recently returned from the
Bermuda race and sailed, as usual,
by Lieut.. "Ski' Siatkowski.
Arnie Gay. Annapolis ship yard
operator. came through for Glass
C prize with his little cutter De-
lilah; Howard Jones Mary E. was
top boat in the racing division and
E. T. Beavin's Hornpipe. first in
the Deltas.
Nordholm Has Company.
Nordholm isn't the only Poto-
mac River skipper on top in his
class after a day of hard sailing.
Joe Krafft's Otulp of Old Do
minion Boat Club took two sec
onds and had a comfortable lead
after Charles Boykin's Little Bird,
of Hampton, Va. the morning
race winner. dropped to 9th in
the afternoon.
George Collins Whirlwind, one
of six George Washington Uni
versity boats racing, won both
events for Tempests. Clay Har-
wood in Monsoon was No. 2 on
points.
Other double wins were re-
corded by Washingtons Bobby
Orme. sailing his fast Blue Water
in the always-fast company of
Chesapeake 20s; Dave Saunders
Naia of Takoma Park, National
One-Designs; Charles Lyons Kate
II of Corsica River, Md, Comets;
Fritz Veith's Chic of Fairhaven
Sailing Club. Chesapeake 16s; DR..
T. Harrison's Candy of Tired Avon
Yacht Club, Oxford sailors; Tom
Kelly'S SorroWful Joe of Annapo-
lis, Dolphins and Norman Schel-
ler's Schnitzel of Washington,
Lightnings.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

championship tournament of the
Eastern Association of Amateur
Casting Club to be held here July
Is and 16 under the sponsorship
of the Capital Casters. And don't
forget that junior and the missus
also are welcome. Woman cast
ers these days give the men a real
run for their money. It is nice
sport and one the women take to
with aplomb and perspicacity.
Rumors to the contrary, it still
is too early for Norfolk spot, trout
and bluefish to be showing up in
the upper Chesapeake. The few
reported seen or caught are the
usual forerunners of those to
come. but it will be several weeks
before they can be counted upon
with any certainty.
We are glad to have the news
that the wardens of the Depart
ment of Tidewater Fisheries are
checking up on party boats chum-
ming for rockfish. Many small
rock in the undersize class are
taken by unscrupulous anglers
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Redskins Gel Hekkers,
Big Detroit Tackle, in
Trade for SoboIeski

Still hunting hefty linemen to
pave the way for a flock of swift,
new backs, the Redskins yesterday
traded Guard Joe Soboleski to
the Detroit Lions for Tackle
George Duke) Hekkers. General
Manager Dick McCann said it
was straight player deal.
Hekkers, a Wisconsin alumnus
who helped the College All-Stars
trounce the Los Angeles Rams,
1910, in the 1916 All-Star game at
Chicago. scales about 235 pounds
as compared to Soboleski's 215.
Hekkers, who is 81 years old,
played three seasons with the
Lions. He lives at Burbank, Calf.
Soboleski signed with the Red
skins last season after playing five
games with the Chicago Hornets
in the All America Conference. He
was handicapped by a leg injury,
although he was a big help to
the Tribe on defense on several
occasions.
The Baltimore Colts announced
the signing of Bill Walsh, center
from the University of Virginia,
and Dick Mutt, a defensive half
back from North Texas State
Teachers who originally was
drafted by the New York Giants.
Walsh, 6-foot-4, 22O-pounder,
halls from Trenton, N. ].
The Chicago Bears have signed
Halfback Harper Junie) Davis.
the clubs second choice in last
months draft of leftover players
from the All-America Conference.
Davis, "a, played with the Los An
geles DonS last year. He is an
alumnus of Mississippi State Col
lege.
| The San Francisco Forty Miners
signed three new players. They
are Halfbacks Royal Cathcart,
from Santa Barbara College; John
Finney, University of San Fran
cisco, and Alton Boots McCor-
mick, an end from Mississippi
! Southern.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Boost for England
In Sports Sought
Through Legislation
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, July IA sorrowing
legislator called today for the es-
tablishment of a Ministry of
Sports to put the old zing back
in British athletes.
To this end Laborite John Haire
said he would ask Prime Minister
Attlee next week for "a Ministry
of Sport and Physical Culture for
the purpose of stimulating and
encouraging training in organized
games at home and maintaining
our national prestige abroad"
Evening star., 1950-07-09

well as r oc k
(Striped Bass
for this area.
Moreover, the
Spot are due
in now and I
believe m a n y
Anglers, fish
ing this week
end, will have
some to S h o W
for their ef-
+ or t. Choice
of b a it, Is t.,
P e e ler Crab;
Evening star., 1950-07-09

11Iu, q e n SaLII MILES
Shrimp; 3rd, Bloodworms. The
Glass Fishing Rod has increased
the pleasure of bottom fishing as
now you know and can feel the
action of the smallest finny crea-
ture without the fear of losing
him on these guaranteed rods.
For the latest in Sport Tackle be
sure to see Mills Co., 9Th and E
SITS. NV, truly "Sportsman's
Paradise"
Evening star., 1950-07-09
National City Leoeuers
Open Second Half PIoy

The National City Sunday
League opens second half play
on the Ellipse today, with all
games at $3.50.
Bamby Bread meets Northeast
Body Works on the South Ellipse:
Southwest Merchants play Silver
Spring Elks on the West Ellipse,
and Sportsmen Club plays ALL
American VFW on the East Ell
lipse. Washington Boys Club
draws a bye.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
MiddIeweight Jinx
Rangs0ver Champ
In Defense Of Title
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, July 8.-Italy'S
Tiberio Mitri is hoping that the
jinx lowering over middleweight
champions will strike once again
Wednesday night.
That's the night the handsome,
undefeated Italian gladiator meets
Middleweight Champion Jake La
motta in a 15-round title bout in
Madison Square Garden.
The Middleweight division is
noted for the short reign of it's
king and the last three rulers
hardly got a chance to throw
their weight around.
Rocky Graziano, Tony Zale. the
second time around. and Inflated
Marcel Cerdan all lost their titles
in first defenSes.
LaMotta won his crown from
Cerdan in Detroit June Is, 1949.
LaMotta 81a -t0-5 Choice.
Will he be the next to go? The
bookmakerS don't think so.
They've made the Bronx Bull an
812-to-5 favorite to win. The
price dipped from the original
212-to-1 odds set when the match
was first made as a substitute for
the Rocky Graziano-LaMotta mix.
Graziano was forced out by a
broken thumb.
Mitri has won plenty of hackers
since he started working at Green
wood Lake. He is a virtual un-
known here and won his way into
a title match on the strength of
his victories over such European
worthless as Laurent Dauthuille,
Dick Turpin and Cyrille Delannoit.
Dauthuille holds a decision over
LaMotta and Delannoit split in
two bouts with Cerdan.
Mitri, who will be "a the day of
the fight, impressed the experts
in his American debut against
Dick Wagner. He gave the veteran
trialhorse a good drubbing in the
Garden May 49, In five years of
boxing he has won 40 fights and
drawn in three.
LaMotta, who will be 90 Mon
day, has been fighting nine years.
His age has been showing. Jake
has taken plenty of punches and
may be ready to be taken.
Jake Has Won u Bouts.
Frances Robert Villemain made
him look bad in the Garden last |
December in Jake's first bout after
winning the title.
All told LaMotta has a record (
of II wins, IA losses and two
draws. He has been stopped once. |
a TKO loss to Billy Fox. The
Bull was suspended after that |
one for concealing vital facts
about an injury.
The champ will get As per cent
and Mitri Is per cent of the net
gate. Mitri will have to give Jake
a return bout within rs days if
he wins.
Harry Markson, managing di-
rector of the promoting Interna-
tional Boxing Club, anticipates a
gross gate of over $4,000 at a !
SIS top.
The bout will not be televised
nor broadcast.
Meets Pilot in Warmup.
Mltri will box his manager. /
Saverio Turiello, in his final work.
out tomorrow night.
Turiello, a better than average
welterweight. retired from the
ring in 1914.
Today Mitri boxed four rounds
with Chief Red Arrow of Tulsa.
Okla, concentrating primarily on
punches to the head.
Lamotta worked two rounds
against Joey Carkido of Youngs-
town, Ohio. The champion also
will conclude his boxing tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

Three top candidates for the
important left halfback position
were assured for the Pittsburgh
Steelers with the signing of Jim
Finks for the 1850 season. Pre-
viously. Goe Geri and Bobby Gage
announced they would report to
the Steelers training camp at
Cambridge Springs, Pa, on July
30.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

oS w tAAS ASAAA
coin Memorial
P ool W h er e
members of the
National Capt.
tai Casting Club
will be getting
in some prac-
tice. Take your
casting o u t f / t
with you. You'll
b e very well
come. The boys
are busy pol
ishing t h e i r
form for the
second annual
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Korow Coach at Ohio Stute
BY the Associated Press
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 8 (P.-
Trustees of Ohio State University
yesterday approved appointment
of Marty Karow. former Ohio
State football and baseball star,
as head baseball coach.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Won Flag by TN Games
The 1902 pitts

The 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates won
the National League pennant by
272-game margin over the
Brooklyn Dodgers, a record.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
OUTDOORS

If you have missed out on
fishing trip this week end, yet
have hankering to talk shop
with some anglers, we suggest you
Evening star., 1950-07-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills
BY the Assoeiated Press

Your best bet for Hardheads
(Croakers) is Solomon's Island.
Consistent reports show very
good results in Hardheads as
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Minor Leagues

American Ass0cia ticn.
Columbus, 15; Kansas City. s.
ST. Paul, 4; Louisville, >.
indianapolis, D; Minneapolis. 3.
International League.
Montreal, 4; Buffalo, 3.
Baltimore. g.; Jersey City, 4.
Springfield, =; Syracuse, /.
Rochester, 8; Toronto, 4.
Eastern League,
Elmlra, q; Wilkes-Barre, 8.
Hartford, 8; Utica, z.
Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco, 2: Hollywood, j.
Los Angeles, 4: Oakland, 3.
Texas League.
Dallas, A; Tulsa, 0.
Shreveport, z: Beaumont, 6.
Shreveport, z; Beaumont. 6.
Carolina League.
BURLINGTON, 4: Raleigh. 3.
Reidsville at Fayetteville (rain).
Durham, 20: Greensboro. 1-l0.
Winston-Salem, 10; Danville, Z.
Virginia League.
Petersburg. 1873; Suffolk, Ito.
Emporia, 8: Hopewell. ].
Elizabeth City, 5; Franklin, 3.
innings).,
Southern Association,
Chattanooga, 2; Memphis, o.
Birmingham, IL: New Orleans, 3.
Blue Ridge League.
North Wilkesboro, 10: Galax, =,
Elkins. 8; Wytheville, 5.
Mount Airy, z; Radford, /.
The Valley settler., 1950-10-20

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Evening star., 1950-06-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS

SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT. top
prices. Cash today. Call RA. 22Si,
GIL 6676. day or evening.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; eyes,, RA. 641S.
DEFERRED PURCHASE money trusts
bought, D. G. and nearby Md. pre-
tterreddo; JOHN 5Goo L, SHELTON Real
riRsf rs q AND IS SECOND rRus1 LOANS
nsAsTow ias1 3 g nH HEA1Ty TH S2,j sssh Realtors
MSSES ! . ON SECOND CON- 'ss TsRsusr-w.
MMatkIcTn.fE MEtkT f9sss Sssss 1919 N Y ave NV
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5S. No
HILL H CO.. 7ss ss01siia's isth St. NV. %s'oHf "
CASH FOR Ist AND end TRUST
NOTES incl LIST trust on acreage
quick settlement: white or colored
R0'es aoRboS 81 NJ NJ 'eS colorsdp va PoIIGk bda
l4th and G SITS. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates: 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC. I1l5 Eye st. NV. Ma 646S
TRUSTS. lst, End and Bird Nd Va:
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1919. .
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. 1st and
2nd trust. No red tape. Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab. 1924
Ma: 1852. 1l04 Vermont ave. NV
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. Ist ana
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab. 1924
MA 1892. 1104 Vermont ave nG
SEcONL TRUST MONEY AVAIL
CALL MR.. MILLER, ME. 1920,
Evening star., 1950-06-11
SUMMER HOMES
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER C

BEAUTIFUL SUMNER cottage for
rent; lovely water view; 3 bedrms.
newly furn.; large screened porch;
dock; completely modern: Cad ave,
seyerly Beach; Md. West River
MOD, ALL-ELEC. HOME in southern
New Hamp.; bedrms., > baths, oil
heat, fireplaces; marvellous mountain
views; 3 mi. from town; avail i'm
med; for rent rent part or all OF sea-
ASSApoEIs iSs oE oS1S TowN HOUSE. bed
rms. . baths, completely and charm
ingly furnished; Bendix automatic
washer, gas stove and automatic
water heater; convenient to shops.
movies, beaches; July ! to Sept; X.
RIsfs hAsr sEiS Rs5 sso mia'h Ext sis8a Gs@Da
FOR RENT-Hot Springs. Va: Co.
lonial home: fve bedrooms, three
baths, servants rooms, large porches.
iy nG ysFds to fsmous saa e0o fmsse
Hotel; available on yearly lease,
or for short term at reasonable
rate. 1900 ! 9Th st Cali North
5000: Ext. 105 after $3.50 pm. IL
COTTAGE. mountains, secluded but
easily accessible, idea! for sn:sll
Mk. write to JOHN Johnson,
Me- dmore, Pa.
NEW STONE COTTAGE, high on
:.0-acre mountain trace; $50 per
WI; Ideal for nature lovers. LO.
sT. PETERSBURG, FLA. Lovely
home. best of food. private bath,
for clderly folks. CHI. 6S99.
MOUNTAIN RETREAT - For week
tn0s and vacations, unfurnished
mountain cabin on 2 acres, with
bathroom fixtures included: elec.
view: z miles from PurcellviIle golf
course and swimming pool. Shown
by appointment JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON, Broker, Leesburg
phone 9S.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
TRUCK VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1881; exceptionally clean.
good neehan. sond. This car is tn
s sportsman convertible;
folding windshield. wide tenders,
buiIt-in refrigerator, daring plastic
bar, leather seats, extra motor;
$3.50. WA. 1856 all day Sunday
wk. days after 6 pm.
AUSTIN l94e 5-passenxer sedan
guaranteed at SG95. JACK PRY:
Austin Dealer. Conn. at s and
!sti, and Pa ave. sc,
AUSTIN le4s 4-dr. sedan: excellent
condition: heater and defroster;
guaranteed: only S745, terms, trade.
MANHATTAN AUTO AND RADIO
CO., Authorized Austin Sales, Serv-
ice. Parts. Both sides Of 1th at n
st. NV. North 1857.
AUSTIN 1946 4-door sedan: fully
equipped; $4,000 actual miles. This
is o one-ovner car In exceptionally
good cond. throughout; performance
Of over 35 mi. per gal; S795, cash,
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS,
6olo Wis. ave. Wo. 5000. Ill
Evening star., 1950-06-11
DEVELOPED FOR
WATER SPORTSl

The developers of Drum Point Beach
must have had all lovers Of wpt"-
sports. in mind VIXEN they Rap"
this lovely year-'round heaci. -
Dor area. protected and secludcS.
has special appeal to the numerous
owners and operators of boats and
pleasure craft. The Patuxent River
is over abundant with the best fish,
cries. in the bay area; perfectly
lovely fresh-yater lakes, offer lei
surely small boating and canoeing:
beaches along the Chesapeake Bay
leave nothing to be desired in lux
urious bathing, surf swimming and
summing. 1t is unbelievable that SO
much is packed into one beach de-
yelopment; yet, today. this is only
the new Drum Point Beach Section
Seven has Just opened-offering.
for the first time to the public,
waterfront sites, where you can tie
your boat at your front door. amaZ-
ehoce sy qgpfssa lots 4am sS@ sSSS sSa &c ohss s
the latest improvement Of Drum
homes. electricity, telephone lines,
piers, streets, to name a few--and
you realize that YOU need wait no
ways dreamed of is reality today.
See it this very week end. Follow
these directions to Drum Point
Beach: Out Bladensburg I'd. to
Peace Cross. on out to Landover rd.
Marlboro on Route to Wells Cor.
ner, right on Route 4I6 through
Prince Frederick, Route . for Is
miles, left at the sign. Drum Point
Beach. DRUM POINT CORP. Cal
vest Realty Agency, Southern Bldg,