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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Basketball
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for the right to enter the NCAA
title play.
The victories scored so fal
have not assured the teams above
Of conference crowns, but al
least they're well placed in the
national rankings. Indiana, for
example, is second, with Wash
!ngton No. 8, Illinois No. 6, Ok
lahoma A6SM No. 9 and Louis
lana State No. 10.
Kansas State is ranked fifth
currently. but the Wildcats
probably will drop following last
Saturdays 80-67 upset by Ne
braska.
Scramble in Southwest.
The Southwest Conference, as
usual, is not expected to deter
mine its champion until the last
game March 3. Right now Baylor
leads at So, but Texas and Texas
Christian are 40 and there's no
guarantee any of the three will
be the eventual winner. Here's
how they play the game down in
the Lone Star State: Southern
Methodist won the conferences
Christmas tourney and so far
has six losses without a victory
in league play.
The Border Conference also is
far from settled, with Arizona
(6-D still having six games to
go. Texas Tech is second with
AZ.
The Skyline Conference, on the
other hand, seems to have shaken
down to two-team affair. Wy
oming GID and Brigham Young
CID, meet February 81 in a
decisive tilt. Their neighbors in
the Rocky Mountain Conference
are busy chasing Idaho State
(7-0), with Montana State and
Colorado State, both So, the
closest pursuers.
The Ivy League, more noted fol
scholarship and traditions than
basketball prowess. has come up
with a schedule problem for the
NCAA. It's champion may not
be determined until March IA,
and the league champion must
be in the tourney no later than
March 10.
Penn (5-D should have 1t
wrapped up before then, but you
can't be sure of anything in the
Ivy brand Of basketball. Cornell
aid was a surprise leader until
Penn scored a 50-49 triumph Sat-
urday and took over the top with
its ST. record.
AS for the independent berths
in the NCAA. how about the four
teams in the APPS poll for a
starter? You could do lot worse
than Seton Hail, No. /; LaSalle,
No. 4: DePaul, No. z; and West
ern Kentucky, No. 8. Seton Hall
was idle Saturday, but LaSalle
defeated Duquesne, 1886; De-
Paul trounced Loyola Of Chicago,
68-43, and Western Kentucky
trimmed Eastern Kentucky. &C.
rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Six Teams Struggling
For Two Mason-Dixon
Tournament Benhs

The Mason-Dixon Conference
standings show six teams fairly
sure Of making the eight-team
tournament in Baltimore March
ST, three hoppelessly out of the
running and the other six close
enough so that any two could
move in.
Roanoke still is the unbeaten
leader Of the 15-college loop with
eight straight victories and the
Salem. Va, team figures to make
1t nine in its only league test
this week with Lynchburg.
American University fell into
a tie for fourth place by losing
to Loyola Saturday and the
Eagles flrst-division hold is
shaky inasmuch as they must
meet the improving Mount st.
Mary's team in Emmitsburg this
week. One Of AUS remaining
games is at Roanoke late in
the season.
Gallaudet is one Of the six
teams fighting for a place. but
the Blues chances are not too
good because their four remain
ing conference games are with
four teams that already have
beaten them.
The defending champion Bal
timore team has made the big
gest strides Of late. The Bees
won three more games last week
and now are 80 and will be
around for a title defense. Ear
lier in the season it appeared
Baltimore might not qualify.
Standings:
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Sudden-D Death PIayoff
Gives Betty Jameson
Miami Beach Title
BY the Asseeioied Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. g.
Betty Jameson, San Antonio,
Texas, and Mary Lena Faux,
brownsville, Ca, walked of with
top honors in the $500 Women's
1nvitational Open golf tourna-
ment at the Bayshore Country
Club yesterday.
Miss Jameson won the profess
sional division, taking the match
and $875 first money with a
par 8 on the fourth extra hole
Of a sudden-death playoh.
Miss Faux was first among
the amateurs with a sparkling
36-38-74 over the 6,228-yard
course. This combined with her
70 Friday for a good lat.
The amateurs did not play
with the professionals Saturday
because of heavy morning rain.
Play among the top profess
SIGNALS saw Miss Jameson, Betsy
Rawls, Spartanburg, S. c., and
Mrs. George (Babe) ZahariaS,
Tampa, Fla, in a triple tie after
81 holes with 222 each.
On the first extra hole, a par 5,
all three got SIS.
On the second extra hole, Mrs.
ZahariaS ended up with q one
over-par S and dropped out of
the match.
Miss Jameson and Miss Rawls
both had par Is on the third
extra hole.
On the fourth Miss Jameson
holed out in 3 and took the
match when Miss Rawls over
shot the green and came up with
o 4.
Miss RaWlS and Mrs. ZahariaS
each received $500 second money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
|MiddIeweight Rivals
Offer Golden Gloves
Feature Tomorrow

Two more candidates for the
senior middleweight title in the
Golden Gloves boxing tourna-
ment will make their first bids
tomorrow night in a division
that already has proven one Of
the best in the current compe.
tition.
Fighting in one Of the fea-
lures of a 21-bout program at
Turner's Arena will be Paul
Oliver of Merrick Boys Club and
Earl johnson, unattached. They
will be trying to advance in q
division that already has pro-
duced in preliminary bouts
three winners, any one Of whom
appears capable Of taking the
title.
1852 Champion Ousted.
First to make a strong bid
was Robert Stevenson Of Camp
Pickett when he came up with
the Journeys first big upset. He
outpointed Fleming Butler Of
Fort Meade. last years cham
pion. There was talk he seemed
the logical choice to succeed
Butler at the top until last
Thursday when two more mitt-
men got into the act.
These two lads, Lawrence
Green of Southeast House and
Warren Peterson of cambridge
Naval Base, also looked good
enough to work on up to the
title
Peterson, an experienced Gold
en- Glover from New York, won
over Ellsworth Gray of North
east A. c., while Green proved q
power hitter while scoring a
technical knockout over Maurice
Johnson of Southeast Police
Boys Club.
Winner to Meet Stevenson.
Now Oliver and johnson will
add their bit to the middleweight
picture. Oliver is a product of
the University of Maryland box
ing team and johnson is a vet
eran of two years of Golden
Gloves competition. Whichever
wins will have a formidable OPP
ponent in the semif1nals in Ste
venson. the man who eliminated
last years champion.
Tomorrow nights bouts start
at $3.50 pm The quarter finals
will be staged at the same time
Thursday night at Turner's, after
which the tournament will move
to Ullne Arena for semifinals and
finals the following two Thurs
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. General
Manager Frank Lane of the
White Sox has made 154 trades,
purchases, sales and selections
involving a total of ZIG players
during his four years as head of
the club, check showed today.
The count was spurred by
queries resulting from Lanes
most recent deal in which Ferris
Fain, two-time league batting
champion. came to the White
Sox. The club gave up Eddie
Robinson, smuggling first base
man; Inf1elder Joe DeMaestri
and Outfielder Ed McGhee for
Fain and Inf1elder Bob Wilson
in a trade with the Athletics.
A complete rundown on player
deals shows that not a single
player on the White Sox roster
of November l, 1948, when Lane
took over, can be found on the
1858 list.
The Sox were a last-place
club in 1948, losing 101 games
that season. Since then they've
been climbing, finishing fourth
in 1851 and third last year.
First Deal After 10 Days.
Lane made his first deal just
10 days after being named gen.
eral manager. He acquired
Pitcher Billy Pierce and cash
from Detroit for Catcher Aaron
Robinson.
Most of the manipulations
have not been this simple. The
Fam Robinson switch involved
seven earlier transactions and
the arrival and departure of 10
players.
Lane thinks the key transac-
ton of all was getting his man
ager, Paul Richards, from Seattle
of the Pacific Coast League be-
fore the 1851 season.
Here are other high spots of
Lanes White Sox trading career:
September 20, 1949 - Pur-
chased Pitcher Bob Cain and In
fielder Rocco Krsnich from
Memphis.
September 30, 1949-Traded
Inf1elder Fred Hancock and
Pitcher Charles Eisenmann and
cash to Montreal for Shortstop
Chico CarraSquel.
October 10, 1949 Traded
Catcher Joe Upton to the Ath-
letics for Second Baseman Mel
son Fox.
April 10, 1850 Purchased
Pitcher Luis Aloma from Buff
falo.
May 81, 1950-Traded Infield-
er Cass Michaels, Pitcher Bob
Kuzava and Outf1elder John
Ostrowski to Washington for
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CarsweII Air Base Star
Signed by Chicago Bears


CHICAGO. Feb. 9. - Lloyd
Lowe, a 160-pound halfback
from Mart, Tex, who has been
in service the last two years,
has become the first new 1858
player signed by the Chicago
Bears.
Lowe was a star for the Cars
well Air Base team last fall.
Hes a me-breaker, has q
lot of speed" said George Halas,
Bears owner-coach. 1--WE are
negotiating with several other
outstanding service stars"
Lowe is a product of North
Texas State College and former
teammate of Bill Bishop, the
Bears rookie tackle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Storm Faces Battle
To Defend Title at
Westminster Show


NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The
Westminster Kennel Club dog
Show-the one every society
pooch in the country would like
to win-opens today with 2,565
assorted CANNES seeking the
grand prize.
Oh. Rancho Dobe's Storm, the
smooth-looking Doberman pins
cher owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Carey of Cos Cob, Conn.,. is the
defending champion. and, &C
cording to the railbirds, one
which has a good chance Of re-
peating.
This former house pet has
gone best in breed % times
without defeat and has taken
Is pest-in-shows, a record that
borders on the sensational.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Merrick BOYS Feted

The Merrick Boys Club will
hold its annual athletic banquet
at 7 o'clock tonight at the club
GIL G street NE. Sportscaster
Bob Wolff and John Alderton
linebacker for Maryland Uni
versity last season and draft
choice Of the professional Pitts
burgh SteelerS, will be guest
speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Filipino Netmen Beaten

MANILA, Feb. 9 (P.-Italy's
Fausto Gardini and Hong .Kong's
Up oon-Hung moved into the
doubles quarter finals of the
Philippines National Open ten
mis- championship yesterday by
beating the Filipino team Of Andy
Saranglao and Manda Elizalde,
60, Ga.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. J

WHEATON,, sloo mo-, attractive,
Bier; yIasssnt; prompt possession.
81 GIRARD ST. N.E.-e-rm. row
:, 6rick, porches garaee, auto
&ss E siaS ii2tu1sfd 1sf mo st'f k FAN fSi
SUBURBAN LIVING a block over
the D.. c. line, and conv. to transp
,,n modsTn Fao. Fms;, brick; only $1l0.
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER: near
GE kit, 8 bedrms.. tiled baths, nice
yard; nr. busline; S126. PERRY
HAY CO., JU. 6-6242. .
ARLINGTON, NORTH-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler: fun bsmt.; excel. location.
SEN6EF;i ;,R RsaisSr. ia 'ieS X. Soi Ssosie7E7; d 81
Sc, VI mile from Andrews Field; 2
bedrms,,. parlor, elec. kit. tiled bath;
also attic sleeping rm.; screened
porch; nice yd.: on busline: S95 mo-,
plus oil heat, elec. AP. 7-646O. IS
R0CKVILLE-Two bedrms., liv. rm.,
din: din; rm.: kit: bath. finished attie;
MOD. COL. STONE HOUSE, avail.
sounds sGo sOaG0MSf r MddsS%H. Ssan
dist. Appt. only. OF. 4-8540.
FOXHALL ViLLAGE-1bO0 44th st.
Corner house with 8 bedrms.. 2
:5sf IL IN si5P' bG rs5z s5' or ss1 ss
S7O2 1St RD.. SO. ARL.-2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit, full
hsnt;, incl. porch: 500 mo. Call
ALEXANDRIA-Nr. Arlandria shop
ping center. bus and schools; 3 bed
rms, nearly new; S110. King 0-S310
Evening star., 1953-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY sTORE-widow must sac
$500 cash. call IA. 9-6o4s. JU.
DELiCATESsEN "A money3maker.
pasa:n asf6 ;s0'f Ms anG zSsEfk sf6si !HS
GRi2E iI22LOND AND STOCK located on Route
24o, ! mi tSTS vest OF Roc6ville; .,.SssI, Csr
9 am. and p:m. .
SODA FOUNTAIN, lunch counter;
es' III. for s1sP RsSAts as Svnsr sse ci Rff;SP sss
or or Mon. Herndon S27-W:2. IS
DRUG BUSINESS In rural community
Price and rent reas. for immediate
sale. Reason for sale. death OF
owner; Cali Sat. or Mon. Herndon
rsSE sas-TxliIEMorE1 TsxiIE-MorE1, 8 units. q slu.
owners quarters. New In 80. Ex-
cellent year-around business. Price
SNAIL BUSINESS. generai store, gas
beer; near military post and national
park. Only $500 on easy pay
ments: Bog 317-c. Star. %
FOR SALE-Corset and lingerie shop
located en- IN center OF city. Bon
AUTO RsHsfDiAToR sHsfDiATo REPAIR sHcoP
Rosslyp, Va. Established business
shoD- fully eouipped; inside space
for q cars and once; parking lot
so HHI "a. qoStaoi Se5Soo. Can M0n' 'nr0Ssh %S
ALExANDRiA wv Delieatessen Snt
lunch counter. soda fountain. lots oi
responsible person. Take over month
Sess; ss'9s. evss.. oV. cNr s.SsIc.s as' H. d
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HOUSES TO SHARE

4 RMS, FURN., some util: bachelor
retaining l room with privilege OF
taking dinner with renters. Cal
LIN Lff11iNsGo NsioSSS QUARTERS with employed S
care Of child. AP. 7.-6S47. -
WANTED-Young man to share beau
tiful NV. house; TV. RA. 3-3387
all day Sun. after 6 pm, Mon, Tues
THE HEAT CoMETH. 20 why moi
desert your downtown garret AND
lowering landlady. for our spacious
Maryland house? You get your OWE
bedroom and agreeable male COM
pany. JU. 5=16S4.
NV. loc. Suit. for emp. youna
ladies. AL home privilS. RA. g.
6349. -5
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BACHELOR wants small house with
elec.; other util. and furn. not nee
commute to Nav. Med; around 500
prefer Mont. Co. JENNINGS. Ia
9-8224 or PO. 2-234S.
WANTED, house in or near Wash
t9r mothsTo other AND 4 snza dsTshtsrs' rent
rRaREE RSRSE e GRO GO Four BEDkooMs. -:
baths, unfurn.: garden: garage
adults: GeorEetown pref: max. rem.
tai, $500: excel. refs. P. o. Bo,
69S. Silver Spring. Md.
ADDITl00NAL HONE HOMES m MEhhDED-W;I hnme. Y
nearby Nd, or NV. D. c.; free ap'
prais0ls; no delay. For complett
rental service phone us today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 6-6242. -
Evening star., 1953-04-05
A Good, Modern
Liquor Store
"Priced to Sell"

here Is an established. modern. we'll.
equipped liquor store, in an excel.
!eft upper NV. business area. close
70 the Maryland line; doing approx
S250,OOO per annum. now offered al
very attractive price. for immedi.
ate sale
This liquor store will only be an.
preciated by those having full knoWl.
edge and experience in this field. ant
are, seeking to acquire q modern
Well-equipped. well-located store
catering to. a nice clientele.
The many features of this offerins
are too numerous to mention, an6
must be seen to be appreciated. anc
we would welcome the opportunity
IN having q serious. oualified party
thoroughly inspect It. in its en-.
tirety. without obligation of course
Due to its corporate set-up, this
business can be conveyed without
delay, with every possible Safeguard
to the purchaser. and the only cash
requirement is to be for the stock
inventory Of approx. $4,000. the
balance on terms.
II you are qualified. we urge you ia
consult us and arrange for an ap-
pointment to see and consider this
excellent. LIQUOR store Offering. Yes
TT
Evening star., 1953-04-05
American
University Park

Brand-new brick. two-story Cape Cod
style home is situated on q level lot
in q most desirable close-in commu-
nifty of substantial home folks. En-
tire house illuminates with sunshine
and each room has plenty Of cross
ventilation.
Center-hall entrance with nice din
ing room on the right, and spacious
living room with attractive fireplace
on the left, has French doors leading
to screened-in porch. First floor also
has lovely powder room and the
modern 1858 kitchen boasts Of Hot
Point. dishwasher and garbage dis
posal. Second floor has three twin
size bedrooms and modern tile bath.
OPEN l TO DARK
Directions: Out Mass. ave. to Ward
Circle. continue to Wesley Circle.
right on 46th st. to 1928 and our
Open" sign. Mrs. Knight on prem
ises. DE. 2-203S ewes. or ST.
''~0O' EXCLUSIVE WITH
JAMES 7. DIXON r. co
Evening star., 1953-04-05
WANTED 10 BUY
CLEANING. PRESSING BUSINESS
Box 455-A. Star

VACANT HOUSES. Cali RE. 1851
rms. bsmt.. oil heat
z912 Arkansas ave. NV. detached
5 rms. bsmt., oil heat.
6702 Georgia ave. NV. semidet. bricl
rms. bath, oil heat; can be usec
for home and business.
A022 Bladensburg rd., vacant. Or
main highway. S-rm. house: can bS
used for business ana home.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
". / HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
BETHESDA CAPE COD

OPEN l:30-DARK
FIRST SHOWING
Modern brick expandible Cape Cod
close to bus, public and parochial
schools. Hedged corner lot with
trees on Quiet street. Liv. rm. with
f1repl., din. rm., new kit. equipment
spacious bedrms.. tile bath. FuIls
noored insulated attic. full bsmt.
tton, Reasonably priced for ouich
sale with substantial cash.
1900 HARLING LANE
To reach: Out Conn, ave. to East.
West hwy, left on East-West hwy. "a
Chelton I'd. Bethesda Chevy Chase
II, 81, right on Chelton to Ken
lucky, follow Kentucky to Harline
lane. left to 1900.
EARL T. WRIGHT
OIL. $4,000, OIL, 4-f1Qa
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Restaurant
Cocktail Lounge
With Modern Facilities
For Catering
Or a Night Club

FFA - AVA
(Near 18th and F N.W.)
This excellent offering will appeal
to an experienced operator or part
ners, who are seeking to acquire a
modern, well-euuipped set-up such
as this. and located in the heart
OF downtown Washington, D. C.
The street floor is eouipped as A
restaurant and cocktail lounge. with
Q seating capacity Of over 100, and
the second floor Is fully and mod
ernly equipped for catering or a
night club, with capacity Of over
Ali the fixtures and equipment in
cluding the kitchen, is Of the finest,
and in perfect condition. and the
building tSin,irS.,,i is fully air conditioned
INQUIRIES solicited from qualified
principals. in aosa position to invest
possession Of this established going
For further details and to inspect,
please call us for an appointment
at your convenience, without ohli-
gation Of course.
Harry I. Friedman
Exclusive Broker
woodward Bldg. RE. 7-116e
Evening star., 1953-04-05

m CONVENIENT VIRGINIA
Three-bedroom brick rambler; full
basement, GE kitchen, DISPOSAL,
dishwasher, Bendix; close to ST.
James: S155 month.
Poplar Heights-Three-bed brick
rambler. full basement; very clean;
Sl60 month.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
larry |. Friedman
Exclusive Broker

Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-116e
COLoRED-MOTEL AND HOME
U. s. No. l highway near D. c. Al
masonry units with tile baths, plu.
home and acreage. white mote
now, no colored near Shown b,
appt. only. Substantial cash needed
NO brokers. Ewes. XII. 8-6112.
FIRST SHOWING FOR COLORED
Restaurant by owner. Excellent loca-
ton DU. 10000. Il
Evening star., 1953-04-05
CHOICE RENTALS

S-ROOM BRICK HOME
INV. OIL HEAT; vacant; some fur
niture; rent. S100; 4S15 Frohlich
ts5s; kL9s44 Mo- LII '%%OA' eyes,. So
Evening star., 1953-04-05
rn1AGrn1Arr 0Cc11pANr,Y

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Va.-2 and 3-bedrm. homes 20 min
from D. c.: conV. to transp., schools
and shopping centerS; monthly
rental from 500. Call TE. 6-466S
from IL to 6 pm; or. XII. 8-9l99
MENT CORP.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

A YOUNG BUSINESS
Close to Washington
Owner retiring for health. Can be
bought right. Busy ali day. Light
lunches, soda fountain. Young peo-
pies haven. No real Competition.
Books open for audit. A GOOD prop-
osition to an interested party.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors. LIE o-oRon
Evening star., 1953-04-05

REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH.
u-ROOM DET., 8 baths. corner, ali
modern. / 50. Walter Reed: conv
hT1spotai Silver Spring. OWNER
SELL OR TRADE my 3-bedrm. home
in Orlando. Fla, for nearby Virginia
property. ia. 9-S639.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Be Your Own Boss!
Own Your Own Business

Are you one of those persons who
buSiness--to be your own boss-but
never had enough capital to finance
yourself? If you are, here's your
opportunity to become independent
with only q minimum investment,
This business Is the Authorized
WeStlnghouse Laundromat-equ
Half Hour Laundry. These neigh
borhood businesses have proved
themselves in big and small towns,
as the most profitable Of ali self
service laundries. No experience
necessary. Our nationwide organiza-
tion. AID. Inc. has helped esteb-
lish hundreds of successful Half
Hour Laundries. We can do the
same for YOU. The seif-service laun.
dry business is growing-new out
lets are needed-in small towns
IN neighborhoods of big cities. Fl
nancial return is uniformly high, II
you are looking for a business you
can own and operate, investigate the
westinghouse Laundromat-eouipp
Half-Hour Laundry. AID. Inc. Mr..
Joseph Arrington. Room $50, Bond
bldg. 1404 New Yerk ave. NV,
or AID. NEW YORK, INC, 37-2S
10th ST.. Long Island City 1, N. Y,
AG1llwnn R.0dnn
Evening star., 1953-04-05

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
1852 CHESAPEAKE
OPEN 2-DARK
beIore you buy. see this 3-bedrm.
2E3, bath. det. brick Colonial. Ent
hall. very lge. liv. rm. and din. rm.
scr. pch., din. space in kit. paneIeC
rec. rm. In bsmt., gas h.-w.h. cal
MrSs Chatham, ME. 8-563O or OIL
K1Rks REAhTY " os234s CO. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-04-05
$4OO DOWN

This rooming house has IA rooms.
baths, in very desirable NV. loca-
tion. Owner has other business and
must sell ct once. Call Miss Jordan.
Lane Pastor, Elk. 3-2555
Evening star., 1953-04-05

STROUT CATALOG-Free!
AUTO COURTS. Stores, Gas sta,
Hotels; Resorts. Farms. Homes. etc
over 5000 bargains described, 81
years service Save thru STROUT
REALTY. 711-N woodward Bldg.
WASHINGTON. Sterling 3-37S4.
CAFE-RESTAURANT!
Business district location. Beautiful
modern cafe and restaurant, well
established: doing $4S,00O annually
!noiudes stock. latest fixtures and
sS guests. owner must sacr;fice
account illness. Asking only Sl5,-
$50! No. 29.323 VESTS, M, E.
Armentrout. r. p. D. 4, BOX Jag
b,,rg g mi; v.w W. tIn. on Rts 7e3l, Harrison
Evening star., 1953-04-05
BEACH ENTERPRISE

bEAOd ENTERPRISE
Valuable properties and businesses
consisting Of bars with liquor, might
clubs. beach houses. various con-
bingo. Legal machines alone net
over 100000 for the season. Owner
retiring from a long and profitable
business venture. Asking $500, 600
for everything. $4,000 cash.
Should pay for itself in a short time.
Interested parties with $4,000 or
more to invest to form a corporation
to purchase these valuable bust
nesSeS and properties please call
SAM CHANTKER, TU. 2-15O9.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

AMER. UNIV. PARK, $24, 900
You should call US to see this nice
3-bedrm. home with powder rm. Isl
A.. liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit.
patio. rec. rm. Cow. to transp.
schools and shops. owner says sell