51.   His father owned a chain of hotels that was decimated by the Depression, so Tarver took advantage of a football scholarship at Mercer University in Macon.

52.   His father owned a cigar store.

53.   His father owned a dress shop, but Klein knew from an early age that he wanted to be a writer.

54.   His father owned a garage and sold buses.

55.   His father owned a music store, in which the young Louie worked.

56.   His father owned a photography store in the Bronx.

57.   His father owned rice farms, real estate and drug stores, which became a hangout for doctors.

58.   His father owned such a joint, a popular bare-bones hangout that offered only takeout service to blacks.

59.   His mother is a professor and his father owns a company that makes parts for videocassette recorders.

60.   His mother was an actress and his father owned a film studio.