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|Ga|dar Winner
|Nears Record

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10 (R.--
c. L. Dupuy's stretch blazing
Galdar just missed q track rec.
ord today as he roared to q two
length victory In the $13,725 LIE
Comte handicap at the Fair
grounds.
Galdar. the only horse racing
under Dupuy's orange and black
colors. scooted over the mile and
one-sixteenth route in LA. only
one-fifth of q second OF the
mark set by valdina Orphan in
1943.
The 5-year-old gelding finished
two lengths In front Of James l.
Paddock's Nonnie 10 and ia Ja,
the other half Of the paddock
entry, took the show spot.
Despite mediocre performances
last year, Galdar went to the
post the 81 favorite Of the a.
685 fans and returned $3.50,
$500 and $3.50
The Paddock entry paid $40
and $500. more to show by I'm
ishing second and third.
Nonnie 10 was two and one
half lengths In front Of ia ia
as they crossed the wire. with
Happy Go Lucky edged out for
the show spot.
The victory established Gal
dar as an early favorite for the
SIS. 000-added Letellier Handicap
next week and zoomed his stock
for the $4,000 New Orleans
Handicap. the tracks top stakes.
March 8.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $4,000

THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs:
Lynn L.. Dedsenl 1850 $40 500
Montevideo Baird $50 t.4l
Noble Partner. Jake, Isotrope. Lady
dichisan. Spy Lady. Clyde Lake, Akrun
Time. LIPS,
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. $4,000; al.
Iloxanees; 2-ysar -old,: .a mile a.
k s.s SUB H sh.ssa.ss $50 asS M
Yoouona. Breezy Toes. sun Spots
Kiser King, Forrest Boy. VIII Command
FIFTH F AcELPl[Ir,s; si;soS; ops,onsl
Wolfdog tDedsen1 1880 $50 4.20
Dennaweii fBehenkei $50 asa
0iseau ReuEe Baird 500
Deep. Cold Medal Time. i:iss..
SIXTH RAcE-rurse. $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: lh miles,
Nj. Bob W. tB'gem'kel 1880 SO 2.so
Reaping Rlght tBairO 400 2.4o
ROYAL Hansr MI, sh.n, S,,,a,. p,o.,v H. ~
. Lady Swords. Tommy's Jet Time
q wilson Jr. entry.
SEVENTH ! E SSS .a5 II. ,.. Go oo1s:
G al SD Wsa R aees, eco 400 $50
B Nonnis 10 Baird 4.40 500
JA ia lBorGemenkel 900
Adams on On. French Bleu. Happy Go
Lucky, AIMS Love, Happy Memories.
4 All View, Make Ready, Leather Kid.
Time, l:44.
B Paddock entry. filed.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 50, 900: claim
ing optional; 4-year-olds and up; fur
Star X. fArnstrens) as.se 1000 $40
Siammin Harp tkeene) 1910 DUO
Maybe Mabel Baird $50
Robert D. W. Kind Reception. Top
News, Fleet Missy. Regis, Printers Devil.
Time. l:12as.
NINTH RACE-Purse. si,7oo; claim
ingi f-year-olds and up; l IL miles,
Alpine Prince QHettr) I0.00 $50 $50
Mr.. Action tHhird) $50 2.40
Fine Fettle tyoneO $50
wabash Reward, In Command. Bright
Answer, Fitting Rod. FightinR Day.
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Army PIebes Beot
Bulls Prep, $3.50

WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. IL
tSpeciaD The Army Plebes ran
up q 44-22 halftime lead on Bull
Ills Prep Of Silver Spring. Nd.
today and STAYED OF q late rush
by the visitors to win an $3.50
basketball victory.
Bulls, which lost its second
game in 10, narrowed the gap
to 77-74 but could never over
take the Plebes. Alex Grant
rammed in 20 points and Harry
Walters 10 for Army, which won
No. IL against two defeats this
season.
Dick Brown scored % points
and Frank Delano added 20 for
Bulls, but one Of the visitors
top point-makers, Jay MetZler,
was held to four points.
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By JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Raeine Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Feb
10. - Clear skies finally broke
over Shenandoah Valley today
for a weekend racing program
Eat the Charles Town track but
the favorite players in the crowd
OF 1920 had only the weather
to enjoy after Em-Kay-Em, q
IL shot. finished a well-drubbed
third behind the winning Crafty
Warrior, in the featured sixth
race.
Crafty Warrior carrying the
silks Of Charles E. Henry to VIC
tory for the second time today,
Iprofited from the earlier battle
OF Em-Kay-Em and Air Monarch
and won by two lengths in the
mud to pay $40 straight. Air
Monarch finished q comfortable
second, 7 lengths ahead Of the
tired Em-Kay-Em.
Sent to the post In sharp con-
dition by Owner-Trainer George
Mohr. Air Monarch surprised
the crowd by going after EN-
Kay-Em early in the 3-year-old
allowance event at about 8 fur
longs. Air Monarch outran the
choice down the back lane and
appeared q sure winner after
gaining q 2-length lead at the
eighth pole.
First Start Of Year
Air Monarch tired suddenly in
her first start of the year and
Crafty Warrior took over and
dashed home despite stumbling
In the final yards with Jockey
Ray Arduini in the saddle.
Although the crowd was O bit
smaller than last Saturday, bet
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Dodgers Sign Loes

BROOKLYN, Feb. 18 R.-
Billy Loes. something of a prob
lem pitcher for the Dodgers
during the last few years, set
tied his salary problems with
Vice President Buzzie Bavasi to-
day. Loes. who customarily pre-
diets that he will win 20 games
In a season but never has won
more than II. had q 1914 rec
ord last season.
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GuIfstreum Stakes
To Be TeIevised

NEW YORK. Feb. Is R-Two
big Gulfstream races. the Gulf
stream Park Handicap and the
Florida Derby. will be televised
and broadcast, CHS announced
today.
The $4,000 Handicap will be
raced March II, with the value
to be boosted to 100000 II
Nashua and Swaps are entered
The Florida Derby is a 500. 900
race for 3-year-olds March "a.
Air time for TV will be $3.50
pm. (EST) and for radio. Sis
$50 pm. with Bryan Field call
ing the races.
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nave been enjoying . Is per
cent average ct this meeting.
In addition to the double. Cap
Iitalist. at $3.50. Turnpike. reg
istering his fourth in . row here.
paying $3.50 and Blue Teal.
$3.50 Tailed for choice hackers.
The first special air flight
from New York and Philadel-
phia to Charles Town via Mar
ltinsburg. w. Va, was completed
today as II fans made the trip.
Last week, the plane was unable
Ito land at Martinsburg because
of fog and turned back to it,
destination.
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Nashua Wins Widener,
Stoviinq Off Three Rivals

present. Eddie will be 40 tomor
row.
I Some time after the race, tn
veteran Fitzsimmons grew a littl
more expansive in talking o
future plans for Nashua.
These people (the Comb
syndicate) want to leave 1t VI
to me-" Mr.. Fitz said. We've pu
him in all the big races. I thinl
when we 60 north that the join
B. Campbell Memorial Handicap
at Bewie is about first in lin,
for him"
II expect we'll run in the Gulf
stream Park Handicap on Marcel
II. It depends. of course. on tn,
weight and track conditions ane
the horse"
One of Nashua's principa
owners. Walter Salmon. IT,. o.
Mereworth Farm. gave full
credit to the elderly rtzsim.
mons for the horses victory.
His win Is all due to Fitz," HI
said enthusiastically. "His condi.
tioning Of the horse was bril-.
liant-it's hard to remembe,
when q horse has come up Il
and won q hundred grand stake.
without a prep race before hand
And he hasn't run since Oc.
tober Is.
Salmon said he was mainly In.
terested IN passing Citation.
earnings mark although h,
added:
I'm ready to retire him any.
time. We're all breeders, yog
know. and we bought him fol
stud purposes.
Little time was lost at the posi-
today and the field Of nine got of
to q good start. with Find anc
Sea o Erin battling for the leac
and Nashua and Sailor followins
closely on the outside. Arcarc
seemed to be having considerable
trouble restraining Nashua, who
was anxious to run and deter
mined to have his own way. This
"rankness," as Eddie described
1t later. may have taken some
thing out Of the big horse.
Going up the backstretch Ted
Atkinson opened up q lead Of q
length and q half with the Van
derbilt pace-setter. with Sea @
Erin next rs Sailor and Nashua
went along together. Sea o Erin
was through after q mile and
then Willie Hartack and Arcarc
moved together coming into the
stretch.
When they Strengthened out
10 dead tired Find was ready to
call 1t a day and it looked like
10 soft touch for Nashua. But
the 1855 horse-of -the-year had
expended considerable energy
and he wasn't able to draw away
from the determined Sailor.
Meanwhile, Social Outcast was
dead last after six furlongs,
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Crafty Warrior Wins
Charles Town Feature

ting scared to $5so,443 to estab.
lish . record for the current
meeting. The previous high wal
$575.6ll set last week end. Ths
track was deep In mud through.
out the pleasant afternoon, but
q strong northwest wind gradu.
ally was drying the waterloggec
strip.
The program opened In what
is becoming customary style
here. A pair Of ones took the
daily double for the third
straight day and the fourth time
Iat the meeting. The double
made UP Of Seasoning at $4.0C
and Gay Larkspur at $3.50. both
fayorites. paid 1850. There
after. however. the ones were
shut out.
Horse Was Sore
The favorite players were
given another trimming in the
nth when r. A. Kershaw's
Sakr-E-Bahr established q as
favorite. with $30.176 spread
across the board on him, ap-
peared decidedly sore in the post
race parade and turned In q dull
effort finishing last, beaten by
1914 lengths.
Agora won the mile and six
teenth event. being second choice
at $500. Let It Rain gained
second and B. B. Mint, third.
Immediately after the race, An
drew r. Winters. State steward
announced that Sakr-E-Bahr
had been placed on the stewards
list, an action which will prevent
the former stakes performer
from being entered here.
The day was far from q total
loss for the chalk players who
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VIRGINIA HORSE PAYS 111.2o
Social Climber Upsets
Santa Anito Derby Field

eighth. is . wide open scramble
Practically every Handicapped
had Social Climber. whose last
win was In December on q hold.
ing track against very modest
opposition. listed as least likely
to succeed. He Is o son of You
Host, who won this same event
in 1850.
Blen Host Leads
Blen Host, another son Of
Your Host. got OF first and
threatened to steal the whole
works. He led around the track
until the stretch. when he faded
Then on came the two long
shots.
Willie Shoemaker was never
worse than fourth with Terrang
and put up q game struggle In
the run for the wire. But weight
III nothing else. was too much
and he couldn't hold OF the
lightweights.
The victory was worth $4,000
to virginia's Llangollen Farm.
Ellsworth had some consola-
ton. His other Derby hope, Like
Magic. a full brother to Swaps
won the third race against lesser
known youngsters.
Ellsworth and his trainer, Me-
shach Tenney, think Like Magic
will eventually be their best Der
by horse. But today Terrang wal
the No. l colt in the barn, and
presumably In the San Felipe.
Fathers Risk started from the
No. / post position and was TAX
en- up in the jam at the FIRST
turn. He had to run wide. hung
on the far turn and never did get
into contention.
Total pari-mutuel handle fol
the day was $3.l50.054.
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Chutuwuy in Meet

MONTREAL. Feb. 10 (P.-
The Quebec Track and Field As
ISOLATION announced today Brit
aims Chris Chataway and John
Disley will compete in the Cana
dian indoor track and field
championships March % at the
Montreal Forum. Chataway Is
among the few runners to break
the four minute mark for the
mile.
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nearly 10 lengths back Of his
|pace-setting stablemate. But at
the mile mark. the 6-year-old
Vanderbilt gelding had moved
up to fourth and was really
under way.
Few among the big throng
present or the millions who saw
the thriller on television ever
will forget the dramatic rush
that almost spoiled what turned
out to be a perfect day for the
millionaire horse and his mil
lionaire owners.
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Fair Grounds Results

| FIRST RACE-Purse, Sl.S00; claim
Texas Bull tWaiD $3.50 1880 e.2t
| Play Top tGuatardo) 100 4.el
Laughin' Fiddle tA'mst'g) 3.2t
Fighting Andy. Seven Times. II,
Quest. Beso Del Are. I Ruggles Ferry
Luck To You. Time, 1:13as.
Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse, Si.700; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: Q furlongs.
Barbareba tBEem'keI 11.20 $50 $50
Willow Jade Baird $50 4.4e
Sambouk tBreussarO 4.40
Taunting. Biackamoor, Scarlet Jr.
Roman Gal. Flying Fleet, Fourteen
Grand, BToommaker' Time, l:l2h,,
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Stock Cor Races Open
At Marlboro March IS

The Northern Virginia Stock
Car Club will sanction hardtor
stock car races for the fourth
year at Marlboro Motor Raceway
with the opening this season set
for Sunday. March IS.
M. H. Magruder. manager Of
the raceway. announced that the
schedule this year called for Is
stock car dates. seven late model
events, four sports car races,
three motorcycle exhibitions and
two open top races.
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.Sonto Anitu Results
BY the Associated Press ,

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000. claim
w. Rs w. Ss spd Sc , tsaons Ace
Nv ureSin tTnsSehi) '' $50 Sid
L0ch LYNNE iGiiIigan) $40
Threesome, Princess Patch. Gold
Raider. For Example. Fathers Boy
Spanish Sherry. Foster Sister, Fiyfosta-
Time. 1:ll%.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000: claim
j l Rra.s 'e eGiiiia.r 1n' lRIo 200 400
Pursuit tTaniguchD 100 SEQ
Best Reader tYorkb 9.20
Fiddys Baby. Contribution. Foolish
Boy. Pine Street. Friendly Ace, On
Train. Down De Lane. Time. l:4b.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000: allow
snces;; Swear .olds; Il. miles
Proselyte tYorkl $50 $50
Captain BAN tNevss) Ale
Euxine.. Prince Of Greine. sickles
Honey. Eddie Read. The Chaplain. Coun-
try Music. Forthebest, Document. Time.
1:45,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s4.S00; OPP
tional claiming; 4-yeaT-olds and up;
f nSa z s tsFsSp'' 'urs s sSur: $50 o
Moolah Bux (TaniguehiJ 40 SEQ
Count Lahey (Trejos) d. $50
Waiting Game. Panailey, Ruhe. Ma
besns, strsdivarius. Michaels Angel, Heel
FlAme. CIybLAl 6tue. lime. lid.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: agar
olds and up; allowances; 0 furlongs.
R sI,. s;f isa.G ssy'' ls'' s sis s sis
Battle Dance iTaniguehi $50
Bradley, Aces Wired. Peiouse. The
Character. Time. I:10ss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added !;
Potrero optional claiming handicap
3.year-olds and up: z furlongs.
Hickory stick fNevesD 0.l0 $40 $40
Peter Lane fShoemRker) $50 4.4O
Challtaek tGlissenl Il.e0
Steven Nc. Mighty King. Gesticulator,
Disco. Country Club. Deyilment. Duece
Admiral. Ny Chief Cover Ne Up,
NaliEar. Time. 1885, filed.
SEVENTH RAcE-san Felipe Handi-
cap: $4,000 added; 3-year-olds: IL.
Social Climber tGn, IIl.so $3.50 1910
Count Chic tBolandb l2f0 7tO
TerranE tSheemakerD $50
Fathers Risk, More Glory, Family
Album. Fethard. Bold Bazooka. Neva r,
Nearly, Placer. Blen Host. Time, :44ss.
EIGHTH RACE Purse. $4,000;
4-year-olds and up; claiming; liz miles
Amhlei tShoemakerl $50 $50 3.IO
Coed Reading tTanieD $40 400
four Sisters Errieo) 600
Peranne. Covert. Moose Moose, Ye
Olory. Stateless. Gambler. Time. LAS.
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st. AIbuns Scores
One-Sided Victory

st. Adams. using nearly its en-
tire team. routed st. James Of
Hagerstown. 68-37, yesterday at
ISt. Adams in an Interstate Aca-
demic Conference basketball
game.
The victory gave the Saints
an 11-2 season record and 40 in
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ARCADIA. calif . FEB. Is (R

ARCADIA, Calf Feb. Is M
The Llangollen Farms 55-1
shot, Social Climber. third long
est priced horse in the field, won
the $29.750 San Felipe Handicap
today and threw the 100000
Santa Anita Derby picture COM
lpletely out Of kilter.
Running before q stunned
crowd of $4,000, Social Climber
beat out another overlooked can
didate, Count Chic. in q drive
to the wire, while Terrang, the
favorite. finished third.
The one-two finish Of Social
Climber. with Larry Gilligan in
the saddle. and Count Chic, rid
den by Bill Boland. almost con-
stituted an amazing shutout OF
the big-name colts in this final
Ituneup for the rich Derby COM
ling up March 3.
Social Climber returned q
whopping $1l1.20. $3.50 and
$3.50. Count Chic, owned by
Dino A. Lozzi paid $12.40 and
$7.40. and Terrang. Rex Ellis
Iworth's Current Pride and stable
mate Of the famous Swaps, paid
$3.50.
First by q Neck
Social Climber got in first by
10 neck, with Count Chic three
quarters Of q length ahead OF
ITerrang.
Fathers Risk. second choice
finished out Of the money.
Social Climber carried a wisp
of 108 pounds to high weight
Of 124 for Terrang and l22 for
the OUTRAGED Fathers Risk. who
had shaped UP as the two who
would make the mile and one
sixteenth feature two-horse
battle.
The time was 1:442s and now
the Derby. at q mile and one
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Continued from Page CT


away from Sailor, who had q rea
good sharpener a couple Of week
ago in the Santa Anita Maturit,
and who also had the advantage
Of an eight-pound weight con
cession. Nashua was top-weight'
ed at 1877 pounds, one more thar
he ever carried before. while
Sailor had 119 and Social Out.
cast had 121.
It was Social Outcast that
provided the last few seconds Of
drama in a race that certainly
didn't need any more to make il
one to talk about for years. Eric
Guerin, the Cajun who used tc
ride Native Dancer. got the big
Maryland-bred gelding going
after a mile and he was coming
like an express train in the final
yards.
But somewhere Arcaro found
some extra stamina In his mount
and Nashua seemed to come on
again just as the wire was
reached.
Oddly enough, Nashua's time
IN winning today vas one-f1fth
Of Q second slower than he reg
istered In that sensational work.
out ut Tropical Park last Tues
day. The big, bay champion
sclipsed three track records In
that workout under Ted Atkin-
son, but that was the only real
tightening test he had for the
Widener grind.
Fitzsimmons Is Happy
Fitssimmons saw the race
from q box and apparently
agreed with those who thought
the colt was q little short"
He came on again." Mr.. Fitz
beamed. after I thought they
had him. because he had that
little extra effort. 1t was an aw-
full good horse race"
Combs, head Of the group that
watched the expensive purchase
pass his first big test, also was
Q happy man after the race.
II knew he was a game horse.
but I didn't realize he was that
game" the Kentuckian said.
Eddie rode a beautiful race. We
haven't decided on his future
plans. If Swaps comes here. we
will stay. We would like to en-
tertain him."
Swaps, the California cham
pion who won impressively al
Santa Anita yesterday, is en-
tered, along with Nashua, in the
Gulfstream Handicap March II
and the two may meet then
Gulfstream Park is willing to
guarantee 100000 to the winner
II the two champions start In
this mile-and-a-quarter race.
For Jockey Arcaro, the tri-
umph was q pretty nice birthday
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.HiuIeuh Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Yeom4n tCuimone) 5.3O $50 3.40
Triplerate (Burrl n 600 4.61
Appian way tMuIkerrinl 100
Amulet. Tar Queen. Proseenium. Can
Hebron, Stalk. Bloody Fox. Turguenen
Time. 2:05ss.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 50. 500; maid
en- 3-year-olds; Z furiongs,
SharpsburE lHsrtacD $50 1.eo 1.4e
Octagonsl tWoodhousel $40 3.8Q
Another Page lShukl 4.1o
Sea o Gold, Meaation. oil. Ny Glad
Hand, Tulip Road, Asking Price,
Wrishts Flight. Snowdon. Time, 1924.
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JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN
Mondays Selections Made for Muddy Track
Post Time, Pm.

BEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RACE
81 4-y-oIds up; eIsimns
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

tcopyriEht. 1885, b. Triangle publications Incl
fuIST hAcE-Purse, $1,000 slaiming; 6-ysei.olds anc
easily. place driving Winner Ruby Yazeis B. l. By
Trainer. 1. Madonna Time 6b. Cloudy
and muddy.
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he Washington Evening Star; T.

$500; s-yeor-oIds; eIIowonees; chore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-07

pay the help directly, retain
ing a percentage of each fee
for yourself.
Possibly you could organize
a service offering baby sitters,
part-time maids, laundresses,
tutors or private swimming in
Structors.
A third idea for a retire
ment project is a rental service
of. children's vacation equip
ment. You could supply play
pens, cribs, high chairs that
won't tip over. towels, linens,
beach and yard furniture
Diaper services and laundries
frequently have requests for
such services and might pro-
vide them if some could
operate that end of the bust
ness.
Vacation resorts of the fu-
ture will be crying for the
talents retired women. Sew
ing, upholstering, baking, gar
dening, interior decorating,
landscape gardening-all of
these SkillS are marketable.
Before you jump into any
new business venture, however,
study the tricks Of the trade.
Your librarian can be a big
help to you with this assign
ment. A good book to read
before you make this plunge
is Jobs for Women Over 35."
by Juliet K. Arthur. published
by Prentice Hall.
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Booming Summer Resorts
Need Seasonal Services

Many alert couples dream
about starting a small busi-
ness of their own when they
retire. If you and your hus-
band are planning such a
venture, don't overlook the
possibilities of operating sea-
sonal business, in a summer
resort community.
Such a move could result in
healthful year-round living
with the added attraction of
extra cash for your bank ac-
count.
When you go to your favor
lite vacation resort this summer,
or visit friends at seaside re-
treats. listen for ideas. You
may get an inspiration for
full-fiedged career while sit
ting on the beach.
Remember. Americans now
have more leisure time than
ever before. Travel experts are
predicting that the resort bust
ness is going to boom in the
next decade.
The increasing number of
children, shortage of compe-
tent help, the rising sales of
cupboard motorS-these are but
a few trends to watch. Here
are several ideas you might
consider.
Preparing and selling basket
lunches to boating enthusiasts.
Lunches could consist of a
stack of ham and cheeses on
rye for Nom and Dad and
their five hungry youngsters
or you might serve more ex-
pensive fare such as broiled
squads packed in heated con-
tanners. French fries. and a
cooler full of martins. For this
elaborate Boating Basket" you
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could set up shop somewhere
near the cabin cruiser and
small yacht crowd.
Secondly, have you ever
wondered who does all the
heavy cleaning at large
economy sized mansions sit
ting peacefully on the shore
of our better-known resorts?
Many families of means today
are Servant-less and could af-
ford to hire a competent sum-
mer housekeeping service.
If you have had experience
hiring domestic help, you
might be just the person to
organize a task force of bonded
cleaning men and women who
would supply their own heavy
duty equipment vacuum
cleaners, insect sprayerS, floor
polishers and possibly plastic
storage bags. You could charge
a fiat fee to the customer and
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