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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
Pottery Nine From
New Castle Would
Like Picnic Game

New Castle, Pain reading over
the latest issue Of the Potters
Herald | see that the annual pic
mic is to be held once again at
Idora Park in Youngstown, June
18th.
| am writing in behalf Of the
Universal A. A. Baseball team,
sponsored by the Athletic Associa-
tion of the Universal Sanitary Mfg.
Co. We would like to participate
in the baseball game at the pic
mic. Last year we applied for the
same permission but we didn't get
the Did, and we hope to have bet
ter luck this year.
We have a fully equipped team
and have a wonderful record. Last
year in ,14-team league we won
28 straight games and went to the
Semi-finals of the Pennsylvania
state tournament, tournament in
volving about twenty-four of the
best teams in the State of Pennsyl-
vania. All our players on last years
team but three were employees of
the Universal and members of Lo-
cal 1873, National Brotherhood of
Operative Potters. One of the three
has since hired out here.
We look for a stronger team this
year and have already ordered
new uniforms.
We will be willing to meet any
other pottery team in the district
for the right to play at the picnic.
20. c. 1873.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
Committee Ready
To Receive Entries
For Baseball Game

Meeting last Saturday evening
at national headquarters, the gen
eral committee for the 1948 annua
outing of the National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters which will be
held at Beautiful Idora Park in
Youngstown, Ohio, Saturday, June
IL, selected Buick Special 4-dooi
sedan to be awarded the holder Of
the lucky ticket on potters' day at
the Youngstown resort.
The special 4-door sedan, model
Id, affords plenty of room for
six persons and in the word of the
committee, it's the smartest thing
on wheels. It's a car for those who
wants value plus in their automo-
billing. The car will soon be on dis
play in the familiar spot in the
diamond.
The committee would like to hear
from the various pottery baseball
teams throughout the trade who
would like to compete in this years
diamond classic for the mythical
championship of the National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters.
Teams desiring to participate
should send in their entries as
soon as possible, affording the
committee ample time to select two
teams with creditable records,
thereby assuring a stellar attrac-
tion on picnic day. Entries should
be mailed to Frank Duffy, chair
man of the sports committee, 1923
Holiday Street, East Liverpool,
Ohio.
Chairman George Goppert an
nounced that while only a few COM
mittees have been appointed to
date, namely the sports and pur-
chasing committees, others will be
announced as time moves on until
the entire personnel will be assign
ed in groups for formulating plans
in various events.
Park Manager, Max Rindin, ac-
companied by his son James Rim
din, who incidentally is starting his
first year in an official capacity at
the amusement resort, attended the
meeting and announced everything
would be in readiness for the pot
ters on picnic day. Contracts have
been let for two new riding device,
plus other attractions which win
be in operation for fun lovers on
June IL.
Committee members attending
the meeting included George Cop
pert, chairman; P. X. Calhoon,
James Slaven, Francis Cubberly,
Frank Duffy, Roy Masker and
Harry l.. Gill, East Liverpool; Will
liam Robinson, Wellsville; John
Canonsburg; Sylvanus
De Bee, Minerva, A. j. Sanders,
Leland Quinn, East Pales-
tine, and William H. Berry and
Phil Schroeder of Sebring.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
Rent Control Bill Moy End Unless
House Acts Fast And Kills Gimmick

in many cities could without too
much effort get the l per cent fig
ure necessary for decontrol, long
enough to have the rent ceilings
lifted.
Unions are expected to get be-
hind the efforts of liberal COP
and Democrat members of the
House, who will try to strengthen
the rent control bill as it was
passed in the Senate. They face
an uphill fight, but will attempt
to get a two-year extension in
place of 16 months voted by the
strengthening of the en-
forcement provisions to allow the
rent control administrator to sue
landlords for treble dam
ages. They will also try to obtain
better controls over evictions, and
get furnished rooms in private
homes kept under rent ceilings.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
Rail Express Men
Win A0-hoar Week

New York (LPA)-For the first
!. time in history one group of work
Sers in the railway industry has won
a 5-day, 40-hour week. Beginning
March a, the 400 drivers and gar
agemen working for the Railway
Express Agency, represented by the
Int'l Brotherhood of Teamsters-
AFL, will be working under stan
dard hours contract.
Last week the express company
accepted his recommendation of
State Mediation Board Chairman
Arthur Meyers, and also agreed to
a wage raise of 201ac an hour.
John j. Mcnamara, secretary of
one of the two teamsters' locals
involved, said that "this is the first
step toward putting railroad work
ers on par with the great mass of
workers in American industry in
their right to enjoy 40-hour work
week.
Corporation executives who had
said that the 40-hour week would
require them to ask for an increase
in express charges now state that
they have no immediate plans for
requesting an upward revision.
Last September and October the
expressmen were on strike to force
the company to bargain for gen
eral wage increases and the 40
hour week. Their new contract pro-
vides that 1870 of the increase
shall be retroactive to September
with the other sc coming into eff
feet on March a. Regular drivers
Iwill get SCI a week under the ar
'bitrator's award.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
Lack OF Interest
In Local Meetings
Leads To Trouble

AS one of our members was
heard to remark at the last meet
ing, Local Union &c should hold
an old time revival to instill a new
spirit of trade unionism in the
ranks of the warehousemen." The
brother may be right in that re-
spect, but before we grab our tam
bourines and start shouting to the
high heavens, let's analyze the sit
uation.
First and foremost, a poor atten-
dance can also be taken as a SYM
Dol that everything in the trade
is running along smoothly, no in
fractions of the agreement, work
ing conditions ideal, and peace and
harmony the sole topic of discus
sion in the shops as we perform
our daily tasks.
Then again we might take into
consideration that conditions men
toned above are purely a pipe
dream, and rather than take the lit
1tle time involved to ascertain the
facts by attending Local meetings,
we are content to sit back and
leave the other fellow do the check
ing for US. The writer is inclined
to think the latter situation prevails
and unless we soon come to our
senses and fulfill our obligation as
true tradesmen and attend meet
ings regularly, conditions will be at
a low edd. 1t is already reported
that laborers are doing warehouse
mems work in several plants, plus
other infractions picked up here
and there via the grapevine.
If this report is true, and in all
probability it is, then it is time we
do something about it. We cannot
expect others to fight our battles,
especially our national officials
whom we sometimes blame when
we sit back and allow such condi-
tions to exist. Let's make a new
start and all be on hand next meet
ing night, ready and willing to do
our part to protect the interests
of our trade.-O. C. &c.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
Milk Consumption Off;
Prices Up In New York

New York City.-Milk consump-
ton, which had increased steadily
since 1941, fell off here last year,
the Department of Agriculture re-
ported.
Milk receipts in the metropoli-
tan area were 4,466,280 quarts be-
low the consumption figures for
1916, the report showed.
While the department did not as
cribe it as the cause of the drop, it
is probable that higher prices had
something to do with the situation.
The price of milk in stores rose
from IA cents during the war to Il
cents in 1947.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11
LOUISVILLE MEAT PACKERS

Louisville, Ky.-The Allan
algamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen announced a
wage increase of 9 cents an hour
for 1000 packing house workers
employed at Louisville firms.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-03-11

POSTPONE OAK RIDGE STRIKE-The management of Car
bon of
the Ridge Ten atomic energy plants
the Atomic Trades Labor CounciAFL, which speaks
laboratory workers President
finding board report before March 10 the dispute
Clyde M. Mills OF Cancellation Service
W. Pickering of Carbon Carbide, and Kenneth Scott
ing the AFL council
, 1948-01-24

IL
Roosevelt Birthday Ball
Friday Night. January sOth
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Natives. Puerto Ricans and continentals
are coming together TO celebrate
THE ANNIVERSARY BALL -
and to make il Bigger and Better than
at any other time.
The Hospital Auxiliary will hold the Bar
DANCE TO rrE MUSIC OF H
Motta Brothers Orchestra e. j
from 500 +. m. Till ...2
Who viii Be the winner Of the
Roosevelt Bit,dsy Cske2
!. Secure tickets from: Wesley A. Motta. Miss
Maud Dennis. Miss Edith Lalouna. Mrs. ~
Annie de Chabert and Harry Edwards.
, 1948-01-24


All Interested Pefsohs4. -
PLEASE TAKE note }
Effective immedatslY ~ t~hh.rasHofthg 7
S. S. "Borinquen" !.
has been changed to sail from NEW YoR TO SAN !
JUAN. F. r. on Thursdays instead Of Fridays ar
irving At San Juan. P. h. on Mondays instead Of
Tuesdays
The saiings will be as follows:
Leave NEW YORK at 1900 noon on
JANUARY q. ls4s
FEBRUARY .5h
s FEBRUARY 18th
MARCH Ah
and every fourteen days sh~ereafter.
The north bound trips from san JUAN will ~
be every Thursday Al 400 p. N. striving NEW
YoRK on Monday. The sailiAgs WILDE a. follows:
JANUARY %. Isls
FEBRUARY 18th.
FEBRUARY@26th
MARCH llh
md every IA days thereafter.
For santO Domingo ssrvice abe will leave San
Juan. p. a. on alternate Tuesdays. arriving inTrN.
lilo CRY Wednesday morning. departing from
there the same afternoon and arriving back in San Il
JuanssP.H h. on Thursday morning leaving for New,
York the same afternoon.
Firm Of Q H ALEXANDER
Agents
r4n cxTr nm rcrr r10lrArcpNpr
, 1948-01-24
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
Of the Virgin Islands Of the
United States has this date au-
thorized the Reverend L. Lo-
gan to perform civiLreligious
, 1948-01-24

ceremonies in the Municipal
lily Of st. Croix, Virgin Islands
of the United States.
Government Of the Virgin IS
lands Of the United States
st. Thomas
Morris T. de castro
Evening star., 1948-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-ssu.hwe,t.

$500 CASH-S.W. LOCATION--This 6-rm
and bath, brick home can be handled Nn Titn
A. COIN, INC. 1924 K st. NV. EX. 6105.
ST. DoMINIC's PARISH, ~: 7th and Fm
$3.50: $3.50 cash and S45 per mo. Will
buy this fine 3-story row brick home
cont. l0. lge. rms, q kits lse 2-car
2-s:ory brick bldg in rear. usaole Ior gar !,
or shop Phone ewes. till 8. DRURY
Realty CORP, 1887 K st. NV, RE. 133
coIoREp-sss6 DOWN. Why rent when
YOU can buy for less? Look at these T.
rm row brick hovses with bath saS s1TR sT sssS
ana araf%Y f9s 9sat' ao sSs sX 5a44 eves TR 1927.
coLoRED-.1 G ST. sw-s295 down.
bal. like rent; rooms. elec... row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with
4; N. ,DRAIsNER; on l4o4 L st. NV Ma
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S4I1; nTme. "a end ST. s.w.-
Si95 down. S45 mo-: 4 rooms, elee.' row
brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick with A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L st.
NV, Ma. SO36; home, GE. 0291.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
HOUSES FOR sAIE-N.E. Cont, /,

| HOUSES FOX SALE-N.E. tSonf.I
heat, tiled bath. concrete front porch, porch
e6ioRfbMfsvEsT aS RaGsEHs; Rh l1sH WfTH yrc1os3
Abbey pl ne; $1,000; Sl;So9 ,e.3t doTn; e. e.
ssa rsse, io.Snai eoaf saA Aise iioo
$3.50 down Pfises FGHas' rsaussd @ ier quick sale
GeI CoLoREDNsi7 oGSE6. Nj ST. S.E.@Arianred
tsf@s, SsIi c NJ; " HsasersOn' 5sas Du. ,s soS2'
ccoGosED0TRfN1DAD AVE. N.EnNsar
sen IS nseded 'su nice rms, S~. built-n gar oil
terms ca Can Mr.. M Campbell, AT. 1895,
s;s. 2. s.oeK OK, .ns St s.ts
vapsed Vs front ns0 entianss anss lSS sa
na Rakf ssssha sef hSuis s very iis s 5ad Co.
ccoGoRED-1as R ST. N.E-Two duplex
nished. nGi. Reasonable down psyMment. M suit
k f4s erR5 RoAD & is aoUsEa CO. 9Sss
CoLoREDHiioo Col BLOCK MORSE ST Ne.
. rms. bath. full! basement, deep lot.
MRs. AN ANDREWS. Ii. o5ae; after Pm Pm
coioRsD-r4oo Go osRsD4oo BLOCK TRINIDAD AVE.
N.E:-Beautiful corper brick; rms bath
ei beat garage NJ MRs. Bob R361NsoN 10
coLoRED-s1s PARKER sT. N,E.-s2ss
down. easy terms; rooms. elec.; row row
nick, with A. NJ. .DRAIsNER, l404 L
st. NV. Ma. s036: home; GE. O297.
COLORED-$6O0 CASH-This 5-rm. brick
! house with bath is worth while inspecting
RUDDEN & COIN, INC, 1924 K st. NV,
ccooIoREp-A co sr.-s rms, bath, row
Down pymt. only $1,000 Can ycu anSTd
| 1921 I4th st. NV, DU. 2422 or Du. 1870
COLORED-l3e 4sth PLACEysemidet
In De Priest village; 8 rms, 2 baths,
| bedrms.. gas &C. heat; panelled rec; rm;
many extra features. Down payment only
$4,000. PAUL, J. MILLER: 1921 14th st.
COLORED-8th ST. Mr.. EAST CAPITOL
8 rms. 2-story brk. semidet.. English
bsmt;, coal h;-.w;h; low down pymt: only
| NV, DU 2422 or DU 1870.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. Cont. }

HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W. tcont. J..
eeoLoRLP-oNLY Ssl , 500 poWN.l9th 20 AN and
M ssss ss Sns Mr. sSsse Meser e. s $751; M isa2 KAY
d5hdKfp@fwo E5H5FK CO; e. r2aaa2HfLyslss5o; 2a2H row
brick and stone in excellent location; i'm
completely equipped Kitchens full base.
sas snens ess e'5 sos ssFefs of Ras sssaea'
c6LoEE6-isoo BLock coRcoRAN ST,
and desirable location: s-room brick, hot
S5fS4FnassSftrRT isssn. e
as n'a can nn your own Uqt little sold mine il
you act fast kit' 2 baths. full s,7pTry 5smsi;
M KEaLTY iSal CO. o.ai! Ex. ss44' fR 1872. 014
COLORED-CoL. RD;-,Home and income
Brick. rooms, baths and 2-Toom r. nn and 10
right away you can get this with only
about $1,000 cash down payment u Wen Wen,
desful so1 Spportgnity, ,os Call MR.. HAssIN Sa
eoIos2D@HoME M5 Ss2G OF SA l'ss And INVESTMENT
LARGE Io.reom prick home and bath; fI
EfEs1sE LII kifas REAE Dl EsPATE eo ss 9a9 St
n;T,; Ex 4957; EYES EYES, FA ilo4; wia v.csn,
oil heat, basement, front porch. excellent
condition. Call MR.. COMBS, TIA. 6s34
coIoREDpaTNCoME Sfl r ap DaTTNCoME MONTH. seoo"--
II rms, furnished; rec, 3 baths; Goo on x X;
priced low will sell today. PAUL j
MILLER, Elk, 1910 til pm: ,.t,s
a-story brick and full bsmt.,, oil h.-wh
metal garage. a fine change 4 for IN, tne care, are
st. NV. DU s422 or pU. l27G.
rms, bath, bedrms,, living rm and KIT
a-story brick; lge. I'd, gas heat auto .ao. hot,
water Ideal for a small family, down
nyn,t Sl 800. Don't miss this today
PAUL J, MILLER; 1921 14th st, NV Do
CoLoREb0sth ri ST. Mr.. R-s-rm. 3 bed.
rms, and bath; 2-story. brk oo with Enslsn m
MILLER. 1921 14th st. NV, DU. 2422 OF
COLoRED-oTIS ST.-s rms. 2-story
brk, oil heat, enclosed porches. beautl-
full home for a discriminating buyer; PAUL
J MILLER. 1921 14th st. NV. DU. 2422
or DU 1870.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
We've Just you handsomest OF the year Mr.
Wump and we also little petition for a raise
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. (cent.)

COLORED-1225-I227 c ST. s.E.-S750
down, easy terms: total rooms, ;,s, e5sc., H;G,
nick, with A. M. DRAIsNER, 1404 L st.
nv; NA s9ss; ,aS home GE; ssa, ossa; down,
GOOD terms; rooms 2 baths, c.h. h. :;
ss%det Dr5sf Mon and vpnes f5nns xsh
DRAIsNER, 14O4 L st. NV. MA. sO36;
home, GE 0297. .,or
COLORED-1228 HALF ST. S.E.-S295
down, easy terms; q rooms, cleo, row
brick. Cail Morris Cohen Or Milton Vim
nick, with A; NJ. DRA1sNNER'o oJa iao4 st.
COLoRED-GIs ATTENTIoN-Act quickly
on these brand.nsw semidstashed sas 6IleS ,ileG
bath, full basement, gas heat, modern
kitchen; already VA approved. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 2S31 eyes. RA. 341o. 10
COLORED-VACANT- C ST. Sc
8rtck: rooms; tenants on mo. mo. agree
ment: should sell fast for only $3.50,
terms. Drive by. don't go in For appoint ",,ar
1910 VT ave, RIM. 217, RE. 5140. -l3
Evening star., 1948-05-12

(Continusd % Fsxt Pses)
Evening star., 1948-05-12
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLAkp

Mr.. FLOWER AND FRANKLIN AVE
Outstandins brick Cape Cod; consisting Of
8 large rms, lge. bedrm. and full tile
bath on 1st hr.: 2 huge bedrms. and bath
UP with ample storage space: side porch,
ped kit. with exhaust fan; iavatory in
full bsmt: slate roof: beautiful yard;
well shrubbed.. This lovely home must
session Call SH. $40 to inspect. Ia
SILVER SPRING AREA new 5-room
BUNGALOWS, liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm.,
I'm. attic; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h., will prob
ably 30 GIL. Call ALLNUTT d MAUSI.
SH 4646. II no answer, Pleasant oSS3.
2-BEDRM. MOD. BUNGALOW. mr.. Rock
vile, completely furn.: large lot, with pick
furn.. 81 300 CAN NORTHWEST REAL
TY, OIL 6667; ewes. WI: 1890. Ia
$3.50 CASH. &25 MONTH, 2-rm. shack,
riverdale: vacant: close to stores and bus.
O. B. zANTzINeER, JR.. WA. 39s2. wash
BALTIC. blvd, Riverdale. Md. 12'
Evening star., 1948-05-12

HERE is YOUR CHANCE 70 buy a fne
home lust over the District line In District
asshts Md community Of nice
bungalows, liv. rm. with ireDiace. din rm.,
kit, 2 bedrms. on lst floor: expansion
sts fS5 1s o fun soss snd
s$sso - sS1iaS HsasS TtS ass
down, bal; like rent To inspect. call Mr.
beautyl Det brick, 8 rms. and bath,
parouet floors; liv, rm. with fireplace, din
rm., kit; 8 bedrms.. bath; oil h.-w.h;. full
5000 ssSeal'e down, trst % trust ~. Ask Tor Nj
Mcdonnell to inspect.
pet, brick Of 9 rms. II baths, oil h.
nut. trim woodwork. hardwood floors, We
netian blinds; weather-stripped; city water water
and sever Priced sle'6oG Moonn., sub d0Hn H,I1
gladly show upon request.
Only s1l $50 for nice frame bungaloy
with bedrms, llv rm: dins.ts; st Kit; o. full
ot H5s soxiBe SsxfGen' fenced ees back ssei n Really
worth inspecting. Cali Mr.. Chevalier:
Nice e stone bungslov on I fenced s let lot
Sasenent, bss F% porehss sn oil [sPes hvh ana unn
attis: Priced s1a's5o. ASK for Mr.
Nice frame house with q rms, situated
on knoll with view OF countryside: together
Ing lots. In TSnple Hills; close to bus, and
shown. BY appt. only. Call for Mr.. Nc
Donnell.
Two lovely det houses in the new Sec
ton Of Congress Heights, near Livingston
I'd One for .s12 800, with only $1,000
down One for S14,5O0, with o rms,
almost new; nice house and yard. Ask for
Mr.. Chevalier. All financing, title and
firm' 7. PAUL MUDD, Real Estate Broker,
TR. 1882. 24Os MINI. ave. sc. Id
WHITE OAKS, $4,000; near. Naval Ord
nance; IN aeres; % substantial a 6lds-' suit su1,-
bling bunra; located on .columbia pike
y mile east Of ColesyilIe 3D.
Near Burnt Mills; $4,000; on Coles
vile rd.: 8 acres; 450-ft. frontsse: prop.
erty includes houses; located next to
Silver Spring area; s1s;55o-EnsIisaa- 81
STYLE bfick s porab Im a'n nedrm hm e
bath; stairway to expansion ATTIC; iuil
bsmt: gas h.. built-in Ear; located !5io
Cali PRANK L. HEWITT. 81. 5000; ewes,
EN-. 9130.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
SUBURBAN sALE-AARYLANp

COLUMBIA FORESI-A, restricted com.
munity adjoining Columbia Country Club,
rms. and tiled bath, fireplace. refgr.. gas
heat. slate roof and copper cutters; price.
Sl6.95O. Open 2-5 daily and Sunday: TO
West hwy. and Chelton I'd. Bethesda.
Chevy Chase High SCHOOL,. turn right on
Kentbury DR.. to new houses. MEADOW.
COLOREDSiN LOVELY CHAPEL OAKS.
Just outside D. C.. mr.. bus and shopping
center; We have several modern masonry
bsmt., on large lot; priced well under
$4,000: excellent terms. Call Phil Hoves.
UN 1926. COX & CO., INC.
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkp.
HOUSE VACANT SATURDAY, $40 month.
See HowATT, High Bridge, near Boyle.
Evening star., 1948-05-12

heat, hardwood foors, tiled bath: !. beau.
Kitchen and lot Ot ground Goa ssI
mo- and its yours: Don't M miss ssos i nrR Thi'
sHAl M4 R1iEkLaTse Il MhPLE Go p 9beaSn ssao home
porch. h:;wo heat: extra,larse ,t;v lot; clos, :.
1oHSsSS te ssaoSls co., bus wa shNSpgpsans fSpgs JOHN
Spring: Nd d.-Center-hall plan; living rm
epase .a. neHsh dnns On oa1 aehsn
ssSsnso ssdTms. ana ma nedsre @ bass on snd moor
OF &c heat; lot 6oHils: POSSESSION =, a.
ax NER R1- H6MR 1sis' in beautiful Rock orsel
only a square from public school and .
va ffST
iavatory on the 1st h; 3 bedrms: and 2
baths on the 2nd a.: attic is beautiful: big
ant shd many unusual fss
ing and gear attached saraEe; In quality
Of the nnest new homes to come on the
sE e :ss sASssSs L5sH:
G9 Ia2 fsHS HAaLET nj f. sNEerfos IL ssP of cn.v,
ChaSe, MA Deaulllul moQSIu CeutcI
| hall plan, Colonial brick residence, con-
| tanning rooms % bedrooms). full baths;
| lavatory on the drst floor and lava
| tory on the 3rd noor: maids room ana
bath in the basement; air-conditioned heat
| with gas furnace: electric refrigerator
| insulated; slate roof and built.in garase
M. clsments, wo ss14. with sHAESssoelN
CHEVY CHASE, MD MD. - -, Only on one sspa1s sIs
distance Of public school: detached brick:
the master bedroom; modern Kitchen with
heat: finished attic insulated with Iocs
place: Lear Earsse; spisnaid G Taius g,tp Z,
SHANNON 4 IUcHs Co, 1905 n st. NV.
TIHIHs ARE ExCEPTIONAL-The $4,000
cas.:, not only covers down payment on
this attractive detached brick six-room
| tvo-bath house, but on the furniture as
| well, which is included in the price OF
S17,9 The house particularly featuJes
4 master bedroom and bath on 1rst moor
Over 81 900 has been spent IN lanosc2p-
ing; you'n have weeping willow, RED maple
trees and xhrubbery galore. Full base
ment, contairing an ONCE room with out
sire entrance: has oil heat: modern, fully
eouipped kitchen. Better section OF ny
attsyille, convenient shopping and boule-
Yards Owner moving to tior1da, makes
quick sale imperative. KELLY BRAN
NER, M 7740; syes, GIL. ezo4.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16
Two Bowling Leagues Finish First
Holt OF Tournament. Continue Play

The Pascagoula Electric Com
pany and the Sad Socks tied in the
City League for the lead in the
first half OF the bowling tournar
ment at the American Legion
| Home, Harold M. Seamen, post
commander and manager of the
recreation center, announced. No
| playoff has been scheduled at this
time to determine the final win
ner. Other teams in the order in
which they rank in the league arc
Stokeley's Auto Sales, Elks and
Banquet Grocery.
Leading the Commercial League
for the first half is the Eldorado
Cafe team with Runnel- Virgins
second, Standard Oil Company,
third and Life of Georgia, third.
The second half in underway
with the American Legion furn-
ishing a sixth team to round out
a full league in the City League
and with two Legion teams and
one sponsored by the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars completing the
Commercial League.
The five highest averages for
the City League are Wood, Will
liams. Broun, A. Odle and Ham
ilton. In the Commercial League
they are A. Odle, Broun, Miller,
McCaffey and Hester.
The ten highest for total pins,
in their order of score, are City
League. A. Odle, McCaffery, Luz
cas-, Price, Fogleman, Miller, H.
Martin, Broun and White
and Commercial League, A. ode,
H. Odle, Hester, Nice affery, F.
Versal, Cowan. p. Versal, Brown,
Williams and Surgi.
The highest single game score
made by Wood in the City
and A. Odle in the Com
nercial League.