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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-08-26
Trusts

The recent report corporate mergers issued by the
Federal Trade Commission, to call attention
again to serious oophoes in the antitrust laws that permit
monopoies to flourish almost without restraint.
As the +. T. c. points out, both the Sherman and the
Clayton antitrust acts condemn attempts to control markets
through mutual understandings agreements among
peors But at the time the law interpreted by the
Supreme Court permits these obectves to be achieved
through outright purchase of a competitor
Unless this defect in the law is remedied quickly and
effectively the f. T. c. says, either the giant corporations
will take the country or the Government will be forced
to take over control of the corporations.
The result in either case would be the end of free
enterprise system.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeess.

I,T. AcTTALET e BUILT It., FoE TWO @ rAMILIks I.
eoo sRsn eTs mest' EE 5sis to only da df
fhfM sRffchk suNsAhow3open shH1s sS 1-5. Sat: a and
ss a. nos no. ra 1' Rrb Ri seheo assfFesf b.S@ %Gaa
firepi;; bsnt: has tiled floor. gas h.-T.h.
roof: beautifully handicapped: owner ieav-
ing city; i priced to, tS sell direct from owner.
III; S:rm: : mod 70" OWL srief' Sdi. a Ssdrms':
fsAtTH III 4opp cGi Fl. ri NE l1Gi n9 Mckinley Hish
SSs6ho0l-EST Ss6f@: 9,T brisk' III rms, % baths; 3
eiec dishwssher. sarbase disposal an and iEe. ,
ssss terms r. ''ns g. s1RofEsss'' Vi! ssos
sis aS MASS; ASS AVE. T.. oDsn ssgn5aay 20 to
Sy S.y wnsGs bs. sssas. ssss baths 81
. only ssooo S e..S sar.z re-.
aaa.sa s an f1itsn' R.sso9 S,
Mx ny CLIENT 5. lost bis y5fs o bis h9me e os be
down Has an income Of s1oO per mo.
room baths; corner. sarasss:
Risly Hssds rs s.snd ans Pu ave See
Ii. 5g9I 1ls
MODERN BRICK HOME, good location:
reasonable low payment and terms; suit
able for 2 families: only S13,5OO. R. A.
FOSTER co, 4620h Wis. ave. 81. 4i66.
Ill
WOODBRIDGE, 1924 18th ST. ne-Bsau-
ttfui det. brick home. ga tiled baths, fin.
ished recr. rn1.. finished attic. beaut. fror<
and rear Lawns ssoRs oss EsosssiseirE TalI
3l25 2; 1. ave. ne. Ho. 1920 eyes.
ssi. ath ST. NE.-2-family apartment.
Individual gas heat; live in one, keep this
other rented priced S13,5O0: $1,000 cash,
balance monthly. Ma. $3.50. -12
OPEN SUNDAY TO 5, 2706 18th st. ne:
-Det., 8 rms, kits, oil -h.-v.h,.. 2
porches; owner occupied: priced for quick
sale: terms. MI Jones on premises. cox
& CO. DI. 4254.
CONTINUED on Next PaSs1
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CoLoRED-61s end ST. N,w.--a rooms
SoIokkD11:l s.. 2 ST. N.w.s rms. lgs
eohosfDs Ssas Ri snf fKa Sm sBzyrH oRzyr HoUsE on
man or hish-cIass rooming house: oil
shfi ss NJ WI ssssR sA 1851 $751;
c6G oloksb@ss4 Ssfk enssi % aUEsEc ga N.w-open
to Sat and Sun. Immediate possession.
eoLosE61si4 essEsssiES .sT9' stP aP s4 s9sos rms
s:;I ss;S. SPss Ism sSR ~ ss%s.p. ss
dss. Sricp. divided M INTO n ! .pt.'; sn h."N'h.
% and rent tss otssrs .asy Ss aerms
oonokEp-iiSo cofa saD:. GiS ii Block OF BELMosr
det. frame, ami. Owner has good In
ssss ds;@sss sI;s: issy sSEsss
E6 E6, op aIaa usIk q 81 c 7o7$t Err ,..,I1. 1.isn
isss SaS1hNW iitS NV adtoln,nx brick bidss. dD
both now vacant. zoned Ist commI.; excel
ioeafsHR esy terms aass san t ps
eJlokEbissS SS BA sssS aIEsED I'll H% srD;i.csed
pressed brick; : apts;; rms. each h ha,aad fur
noors, rsfrss. Mr.. JENToNs. Du. o37a.
COLORED-SEvERAL 6 AND ROOM
properties ideally located. Best nv.
neishborhood. Reasonably priced. Mr..
COLoRED-5oO BLOCK KENYON ST.-3
apts. 2 baths. oil heat. concrete front
porch, deep lot: splendid income; priced TO
CoLORED-I7oO ELK. 4 ST. N.w.-13
rms 8 baths, oil h.-w.h.: $1,000 down;
terms. Sun. IL to 5, Mon. to 5. RE. oS57.
coLoRED-oNEY 1895 DOWN -. 1900
bicsk Of 25th q; nv; s-room row brick
ELK. 18th ST. NV
Purn.. IS rms, 4 baths. oil h.-w.h.: suit
able for prot; Or frat. We; 5000 dogn;
0657. Sun. IL to 8. Mon. o 70 8. 12.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

COLORED-NRAR 18th AND FLA. NV
6-rm. brick; all modern conveniences: good
transportation: 1,500 down.
Park pl.--Tapestry Colonial brick 'front.'
ing on park; gorgeous rooms. . modern
baths; hardwood floors; heated, inclosed
rear porches: hot-water heat, fired by oil:
built-in garage: recreation room. Call
MI Stewart. with MURcHISON, RE. 1897;
evenings and Sunday, AID. O266
Evening star., 1948-04-11

tOAHALL ROAD AREA-Impressiye Co.
son,al t,in residence on magnificent corner lot,
danii.i xI siievation, IN one Of the finest resi-
possible conv., including library with Are.
Dsrie, Diaie hhandsome haI,a liy: rm with adj. sun
very attractive informal gameroom in bsmt
WIN hugs fireplace and buiit-in bar. 4
Dedrms., baths on End and 3rd as, o.
car rrr,;, Gsr.; maids quarters; worthy Of your
=. we also have a number of fine listings
on town mouse properties and better-type
Y25rSS; YoTiN;c, Snnday n1s call Wo; 5576. BURR q
Evening star., 1948-04-11

oNE Of THOSE LARGE Arm. deep homes
consisting eida OF 10 rms. 2 baths; oil h.-Wh.
session; price, Sl6,5OO. po'
Large linn, 3-bath guest home with
Y3i ssi o3G o351story gar; in rear; gas h.-w.h.
sIl'uDO JOS. A. HERBERT a, SONS
OI0 u. CAPITOL. Ii Oloa " oIG1,9'
Evening star., 1948-04-11

CULUKED-6 ROOMS, vacant, near 18th
and Otis; h.-w.h.. oil: garage; Sl4.5OO:
g rooms, "a baths and garage. -wh.,
oil: owner occupied; possession at settle-
ment.
IL. rooms, mr.. 1st and Adams: 3 baths,
$4,000 cash.
rooms. bath. gas and electricity: nr.
! l tn and Vermont ave, lst coHll.; $500:
81 800 cash.
To inspect these properties Sunday, call
BLACKWELL REALTY CO., INC, AID.
Tl39 or AID 17I2
Evening star., 1948-04-11

TAKOMA PARK, d. C.-NewIy decorated
7-room home with porches, oil heat, attic
and gsrage. Close to everything.
Silver Spring, near Hecht's store. very
attractive 6-room. 2-bath brick. breakfast
room. oil heat and refrigerator.
Bethesda, near Naval Hospital, 6-room
home with porches, gas heat, refrigerator;
large lot, trees
Takoma Park, Md, bungalow with 9
large rooms and 2 baths on 1st floor; :,
diminished rooms on End floor. Apartment
possibilities. Close to everything. ROBERT
E. LOHR, 311 Cedar St, TAX. PIX, D. c.
L GE. GSSI -l2
Evening star., 1948-04-11

I I'm, Win urepI. DeauIlIul SLfeamllQeQ
&C. heat; lge. lots etc. Priced at S14 ,a5t
TG rssfh Go out sth st. H
/ blk. past viaduct to End ave left abou
6 blks to Noyes lane, or out Georgia ave
about 8 blks. past Colesvills I'd, to Noye
JESS FISHER a. co, INC. Realtors, l42t
K st. NV, RE. $3.50. ONCE open today
Superb iaree center-haii Colonial brick
SPACIOUS landscaped lot. Large Iiv: rm
powder rm. with vanity, large kit. ant
breakfast. rm, and screened porch down
stairs; lovely bedrms: Gnclu. master bed
stairs and 1m WS saf aepase sed
and bath, oil h.-w.h.. If you are seeking
splendid true Colonial see this home q
Thf VIEW RAAGTg RA ga co sot ss n cApf
NEAR SHERIDAN THEATER and Ga. ave
Vacant: new cond.: brick; 8 rms: ga
asnsv asnti yaEa asa sao6 garage; only s1s'75o
NEAR 9th AND ELDER SITS. N.w.-semi
det brick, M bedrms 2 a baths; oil heat
oNTARIo Rp. NV. . ssoo bic bioceWcorne soe
house, owner occupied; can deliver vacant
AL condition: suitable for high-cias f s
| guesthouse. hard to beat: large down pay
| ment. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor, 101
ssam09t o atEsfc asf e. e. Nv RE- Near s1a9 st,h
bassy and Bureau of Standards-This de
tached brick house, built by one of wash
ington's most reputable builders, on beau
tiful corner lot 50xl50, priced at S.4, $50
well fnanced Such desirable location
price an honest-to-goodness bargain
Shown by Appointment only. Cali Mr.,
Harper. with JOSEPH NJ WISE. exclusiv
agent. DU. 0200, WO. 5000, Iii
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c., in one Of the nices
and most convenient locations-This HON
is IN immaculate condition: 3 large bed
rooms and bath on End A.; living room
dining room. breakfast room and kitche
rage. This is really q good buy at Si9,
800 500 s-ol Can e. NJ. FRY. NC WI. 674t
silver SPRING = New story brio
Colonial. 6 rooms and bath, built
} Matheny-cantwell, ready for oceupanc
In May: S16,500. Day. Ma 1920 Ext
l52S: ewes. Sat. and Sun. DE. s6IS II
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful corner del
brick. 3 bedrms.: baths. breakfast nooi
side porch, bar downstairs. screened porch
I Venetian blinds, large attic fan for sum
mer comfort. gas built-in gar; S23. 75e
McCUNE AT. 7190. Ill
Evening star., 1948-04-11

eaen. ,.iIic' btick' gas neat; separate heating
Center" saa l4th st. NV. Ex. SoSo
NEAR II caaALIER HOTEL, 14.h st. NV
MIi gaE tg s5ick: pvenetians; vacant; PAUL j
nH; orEN *; To6DaY, 62a12 III 70 Pm s~u.v. nom,
This 9-rm. brick house. beautifully dec
GRATED, fne floors; in excellent rentina
money" Come over to IS You st. NV.
near re.I,i'l Rhode .Is Island aye and N: cap. st
today! Move in tomorrow PAUL j
MILLER, Ex; 7O5o I'll 9 pm.
Realty Center" se2 I4th st. NV. tx
NR sG.o kEsNEPpYaw.RREs II, 4 By; and Conn. ,v,
heat, PAUL J. MILF. Realty Center r.
MI WIscoNsrS a5ss T. Ave Ewet M 7oie til son
rms, detached, bath, 2 porches. II
BUSINESS % " use. ss PAUL 5. aiLLER n.sse Re.lss ss
Center 922 14th st. NV. Elk. 707(
MT. : fHLEAsANr-s rms, Ia baths a
eedTms I Ssim1ast' pss,sx sriSx oil h-gh s1
EAST CAPifoL sT. Mi rms, rms fur.
nished, arranged in apts. and rms. brick
3 baths, oil heat; good income PAUL j
MILLER Realty Center" 922 14th St.
BkokEks, 7a19 aTrrNrfos: N Z RI" For 1oos co.
operation on all sales and listings, CONT
| in person to Realty Center" 922 18th
st.; NV. Let US help you finance; sell
! solve your sales and listing problems
PAUL J, MILLER. Elk. 7070 til 8 pm.
NR. conn. AVE. NW.-s rms, 2ts baths
CALVERT AND goth SITS. N.W.-Fine row
brisk now used as rooming house and pro-
ducing S450 a mo-; can be bought furn
terms UNITED DISTRICT AGENcfEs,
INC, 932 K st. NV. RE. 1871.
| AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Ffrst time Of
fered; 3-bedroom. 2-bath det. brick home
in this very desirable and convenient com
munity; large living rm. with real hre-
place, family-sized dining room and we'll
arranged kitchen; fully insulated; ss:s
heat; recreation room with fireplace and
powder room in basement with outside
entrance; attached garage: large, level
fenced lot; reasonably priced. Call Mr..
Dsrr. with FRANK J; voLKMAN, IN.
HERE'S REAL BUY-Semidet.. open "a.
4112 I'll. ave. nv, nr. Grant Circle; gas.
lEe rms. porches. extra lot. cony. sec.
GAUSS. GE. 1122.
Evening star., 1948-03-30


lief approval will be given.
Plans to hold the first joint serv-
ice if the merger Is approved are
being made for some time in May
the Rev. A. j. Du Bois, rector OF
St. Agnes Church, said today. st
Aenes Church has about 300 men,
bers and Ascension Church about
$50. Services at Ascension, which
has been without a rector for some
time. have been conducted by Army
Chaplain Matthew Imrie.
Mr.. Du Bois said the merged
parishes will meet at Ascension
Church and that st. Agnes Church
will be sold to another church group.
The new vestry probably will have
five representatives from each
parish.
Ceremonies marking the formal
merging of the two parishes will be
held in October after extensive re-
decoration of Ascension Church, Mr..
Du Bois said.
The Church of the Ascension was
organized March l, 1845, at its first
edifice on H street between Ninth
and Tenth streets NV. The present
structure was built during the rec
torship Of the Rev. John H. Elliott,
and the first service was held there
December 5, 1875. 1t served as the
pro-cathedra1 of the diocese from
October, 1901, to May, 1912.
st. Agnes Church started as a mis-
sion Of Trinity Church in 1901, tn
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Greek GuerriIIus Beaten
In 10-Hour Epirus Bottle
BY the Associated Press

ATHENS, Mar. 29.-Guerrilla
forces suffered defeat In q 10-hour
battle with Greek troops near Kas-
taniani In Epirus, close to the Al
banian border, Greek press reports
said today.
The dispatches said as dead guer-
rillas were found on the battlefield,
while more than 100 dead and
wounded were taken into Albania.
Vice Admiral Forrest p. Sherman,
commander of United States naval
forces in the Mediterranean, is ak
pected to arrive tomorrow at Pi-
raeus, Athens port, aboard the
cruiser Rochester, the United States
naval attache announced. Ths
Cruiser Dayton viii escort the Ro-
chester. Other American warships
are expected at the port later in the
week.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

Convention, Richard K. Smith; al.
ternate delegates, T. K. Burrows.
st. Luke's-senior warden, Miss
Valerie E. Chase; junior warden,
William G. Jordan; vestrymen, DR..
Norman Harris, Clarence A. Mayo,
Mrs. Edna Pope, Clarence Brooke,
Charles Tate, Mrs. Edith Strattnon,
Melvin Gilkes, Rolandus H. Cooper,
Reginald Berry and Robert Boyd;
delegate to diocesan convention,
Miss Valerie E. Chase; alternate
delegate, Mr.. Jordan.
Prince Georges Parish, Rock
vile, Md.-Senior warden F. B.
Albert; junior warden, David E.
Belts; register, John E. Oxley;
treasurer, Rowan F. Erb, Walter A.
Taylor, Sumner Wood, Mr.. Oxley,
Sinclair Taylor, George Brewer, Mr..
Erb, John w. Henderson, Col. Rob-
ert B. Ransom; delegate to dio-
cesan convention, Mr.. Belts; alter
nate delegate, Mr.. Wood.
Esther Memorial-Senior warden,
Elmer F. Hayes; Junior warden, r.
Ralph Crawford; register, Walter c.
Ford; treasurer, Francis A. David
son; vestrymen, Ernest j. Read,
Mr.. Ford, A. R. Emo, Mr.. Davidson,
Noble o. Teates, w. w. Lynch, A.
E. Davidson, F. r. White; delegates
to Diocesan Convention, Charles A.
Walters; alternate delegates, Mr..
Teates.
Grace, Silver Spring, Md.-Senior
warden, Robert Stanley Litsinger;
Junior warden, Edgar Mellon; reg
lister, George w. Sewers; treasurer,
Ralph Torreyson; vestrymen, Hunter
Eyre, DR.. Byron Brunstetter, Mrs.
Elizabeth H. Cissel, Victor Lumsden,
John DitZler, Ross Farrar, Mr.. See
vers, Mr.. Torreyson; delegate to
Diocesan Convention, Daniel Gra-
ham; alternate delegate, Benjamin
Melton.
Christ, Kensington-Senior warden,
Edward M. Conklin, jr.; junior
warden, Richard w. Burbank; reg
ister, Wilfred Duda; treasurer, John
Mutchler; vestrymen, John Belt,
John Fitch, William j. McCausland,
Norman Smith, Henry Vota and
Frank L. Weaver; delegate to
Diocesan Convention, Mr.. Weaver;
alternate delegate, Mr.. Belt.
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tin; alternates, Mrs. Martin, James
Hammond; delegates to Diocesan
Convention, Mr.. Morgan: alternate
delegate, Mr.. Hammond.
st. Margaret's - Senior warden
emeritus, Harry K. Boss: senior
warden, Ernest w. Greene; junior
warden, Charles n. LeFevre; regis
ter, Benjamin s. Foster; treasurer,
Mr.. Greene; vestrymen, william A.
Beal, George G. Cornwell, ST., DR..
@. j. Davis, Jesse Eigelberner, Mr..
Foster, Charles L. Hutchinson,
Holden H. Rhymes. jr., c. Darby
Youch; delegate to Diocesan Con-
vention. Mr.. Foster; alternate dele
gate, Mr.. Beal.
st. Marks-Senior warden, Nor
ris E. NARROW; junior warden, S.
Wodell Frazier; vestrymen, Henry
P. Blair, David e. Mccoy, j. N.
Robertson, Harold ]. Brown, w.
Edward Frazier, Leonard M. Coster,
Roy w. Burgess, Harry E. Hood.
st. Mary'-Senior warden, S. E..
Compton; Junior warden, Milton E.
Harris; register, Leon S. Turner;
treasurer, Miss Julia E. Davis; YES
trymen, Robert M. Mattingly, James
N. Saunders, r. w. Ellis, Cleon
Lewis, Mrs. Louise Joyce, Sidney
Washington, Miss Davis, Mr.. Tur-
ner; delegates to Diocesan Conven-
ton, Mrs. L. Virginia Quivers; al
ternate delegate, Mrs. Esther Chris
tian.
st. Matthews Church - Senior
warden, Chester G. Towers: Junior
warden, Charles Edward Walker;
register, Clarence M. Mace; treas
urer, Russell M. Brown; vestrymen,
Harry Maloney, Joseph F. Kline,
Edwin j. Stats, George CLANCY,
John Courtney, John Collins; dele
gate to Diocesan Convention, Mr..
Mace; alternate delegate, Mrs.
Marian D. Courtney.
st. Monaca's Church - Senior
warden, J. c. Marcus; junior ward
en-, Daniel Hawkins; register,
Thomas E. Straughn; treasurer,
Mrs. Daisy Montgomery; secretary,
A. r. Dangerfeld; vestrymen, Mrs
Martha Sweeney, David Gibson,
Sam Coles, Gilbert Washington,
Bernard Shavers; delegate to Di-
ocesan Convention, Mr.. Straughn;
alternate delegate, Mr.. Shavers.
st. Patrick's-Senior warden, WAL
lace N. Daniels; Junior warden, John
Alden Grimes; register, Lee M.
Robinson; treasurer. James w. Col
pitts; vestrymen, Guy w. Chamber
lin, Clarence M. Charest, Ralph r.
De Prez, Sears P. Doolittle, Brig.
Gen. Leigh c. Fairbank, U. S. A.,
retired, Louis F. Ribnitzki, Henry H.
Surface, Frank L. Yates; delegate to
Diocesan Convention, Brig. Gen
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George p. Tyner. q. 8. A., retired;
alternate delegate. MIR. Grimes.
st. Paul's Church, Rock Creek
Senior warden, Charles W.. Miller
ST.; junior warden, I. Jones Parker:
register, Robert I. Sayles; vestry-
men, Lloyd H. Abbott, Thomas E
Berry, Granville Guide, Harry L
Hamilton, Earl G. Jonscher, James
r. Kirkland, Mr.. Miller, ST., Mr.
Parker, Mr.. Sayles, Harry e. Gsye;
delegate to Diocesan Convention
Mr.. Kirkland; alternate delegate
Mr.. Berry.
St. Philips Chapel, Anacostia-
Senior warden, Norris Scott; junior
warden, Walter McLendon; regis
ter, John B. Taylor, jr.; treasurer
Mrs. F. M. McLendon; vestrymen
Charles H. Joy, Mrs. Nettie Craw.
ford, Theodore Taylor, Miss Sallie
Underdue, Mrs. Minnie Wright
Mrs. Claudine Scott, Stanley
Smith, Mrs. G. B. Underdue; dele
gate to Diocesan Convention, Mr.
Joy; alternate delegate, Mrs. F. M
Shipley.
St. Stephen and the Incarnation
Senior warden, Lynch Luquer;; jun
ior warden. Charles L. Shone; reg
lister, Frank A. Dawson; treasurer
Herbert w. Farmer; vestrymen, A
Stanley Brown, Mr.. Dawson, Theo-
dore M. Collier, A. Edward Faro
Mr.. Farmer, Arthur G. Franke4, jr.
George L. Goss, Herbert P. Hall
James F. Hughes; delegates to Dio-
cesan Convention, Mr.. Shone, Mr.
Farmer; alternate delegates. Mr.
Collier, Mr.. Faro.
St. Thomas'-Senior warden, Will
liam L. Beale; junior warden. DR.
J. Burton Glenn; register, Ralph
Coolidge Mulligan: vestrymen
Admiral William D. Leahy, Admiral
David F. Sellers, Admiral Luther
Sheldon, Charles r. Thompson
Capt. G. L. Woodruff, John H
Dawson, Arthur HELEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Warden,
N. E. Ryon; juniors warden, Ulysses
Butler; register, j. G.. STACK; treas
urer, Lloyd r. Cox; vestrymen, r.
N. Jefferson, Mr.. Cox, Reuben Ford,
William Erskine, Herman ]. Gallo
way, Ernest T. Walker, j. L. Evans;
delegates to Diocesan Convention,
MI. Stack; alternate delegates, Mr..
Galloway.
Trinity Church-Senior warden,
r. Perry Yeatman; junior warden,
Edward j. Waterfield; register, J.
C. Runyon; treasurer, National
Savings and Trust Company; Mr..
Yeatman, assistant treasurer; YES
trymen, Edward ]. Coping, Joseph
A. Ewing, F. M. P. Pearse, jr., Harry
J. German, Holmes c. Turley, Gar
rett D. Waters, Mr.. Waterf1eld, Mr..
Yeatman; delegates to Diocesan
Evening star., 1948-03-30

members tirst meeting In . house at
New York avenue and Fourth street
NV. The present structure was
built In 1912 when @. w. Whttmore
was vicar Of the parish. st. Agnes
became an independent parish IN
1921.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

Approval Of
the merger had
been voted pre-
viously by the
Church Of the
A s c e n S ion ,
Twelfth street
and Massachu-
sets av e n u e
NV. The pro-
posal will be
submitted to the
diocesan con -
vention in May.
Omcials of st.
gne S Church
last night ex-
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ST. Agnes Parish Votes
Observation-Disclosures
Church Of Ascension

Members Of st. Agnes Episcopal
Church, 46 @ street NV, voted last
night to merge with the Church OF
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Norfolk Collector Named

James M. Robertson of Norfolk,
Va, was nominated by President
Truman today to. be collector of
customs for the 18th district with
headquarters at Norfolk. He will
succeed Alexander H. Bell, resigned.
Edward "The Confessor," King of
England, who died in 1865, was so
called because of his reputation for
san ,tity.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

Frome is mode Of rust
proof steel. Adjusts to any
position you like. Cushion
is wdter-repeIlent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
Latin American
Trade Stressed
AT YMBC Dinner

Vaughan Bryant, one of the d.
rectors of the international House
in New Orleans, presented a con-
centrated international trade pro-
gram with the Latin American
countries to the business men of
Moss Point at a dinner given in
their honor by the Young Mems
Business Club on Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Bryant, who only recently
returned from Venezuela express
ed himself as enthusiastic about
the field of opportunities for in
ternational trade development in
this area due to the prospective
deep channel and the proposed
Fat Harrison Waterway.
Remaining on the natural re-
sources of the Coastal area, Mr..
Bryant outlined the establish
nient of the international House
IN New Orleans and the building
vi the International Trade Mar
ket explaining their part in the
development of Latin American
trade In the port of New Or
leans and the surrounding area.
The International House which
was established as a center of
goodwill and friendship. was
opened three years ago this
month and as Mi. Bryant point
ed out has been a factor in bring
ing Latin American buyers to this
area.
The completion of the Interna-
tionai Trade Mart as a central
marketing place will be reflect
ed In the whole Mississippi val
ley area IL is expected.
The International House and
the Trade Mart are examples of
a city cooperating In a concen-
trated trade program and may
well be emulated by the Gulf
Coast region the speaker pointed
out.
Although he cited examples of
the value Of exports the speak
er stressed the point of imports
from the Latin American coun-
tries and the establishment of
Free trade zones.
MI. Bryant was presented to
the guests by Edward A. Khayat
after a welcome extended by Al
ton Thomson, president of the
club.
The business mems dinner on
Monday evening was the 18th an
nual affair when the business
men of the town are guests of the
club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25

The American Legion junior
baseball team will take the field
this week with preseason games
against Ocean Springs and BIZ
loxi. preliminary to playing Of
fetal games with league teams.
The jackson County Post had
planned to enter two teams, the
second to come from Moss Point
or from additional rep9nitments
in Pascagoula, but Moss Point
postponed organization until next
year on account of developing
q soft ball league, and in Pasca-
goula some boys were unable to
report because Of their families
having removed to other cities.
However, Coach Miley has
completed the certification Of six
teen boys for the Legion's team.
The official certificate of entry
end the certificate OF ~eligihiIity
Of each player were forwarded to
the State Department last week.
Each player furnished a birth
certificate to show that he had
not reached II years BY January
|. lg48. and also was required to
furnish finger prints. photo
graphs and a certificate from his
school principal.
Entirely New Team
This years team Is entirely
new. None of the players who
went with the team into the e.
eional championship and the state
finals are in this years lineup;
but the new boys are a hustling
and promising lot. Coach Miley
has had his rockies at hard prac-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
Fiemen To Stage
Annual Fourth Of
July Picnic

Plans are in progress for the
annual Firemen's Fourth of July
picnic at the Beach Park, James
Velcich, general chairman stated.
]. The celebration will begin on
Saturday, July 3, and continue
through Monday, July 5, it is
planned.
All manner of entertainment
will be furnished from races and
contests under the direction of
Alton May to dances on both Sat
friday and Monday nights. The
climax of the three day picnic
will be the fireworks display on
Monday evening at $50 p. m.
Food sales will continue
throughout the 8 days under the
auspices of the Catholic School
League it was stated. Seafood
gumbo and baked crabs as well
as the perennial f~avorites, ham,
burgers and hot dogs, will be
sold.
Ample parking facilities will be
provided and special police will
assist in directing the traffic, Mr..
Velcich states.