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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15, V.I4L' TORRANCE HERALD, Ton
CLASSIFIED ADS START ON PRECEDING PAGE Automobiles 95 Automobiles 9f
1IUCKS. TRAIIERS. MOTORCYCLES TaUCKS, T«AIIE«S, MOTOICYCIES
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SAVE ^ic PER GALLON ON GENUINE PURSUIT ETHYL GAS
"ONCE YOU TRY IT YOU'LL ALWAYS BUY IT"
°HYvSis 'THOROUGHCONOCO i IT D D I f A T I O N QUAKER STATE LUDKlLAllUnRING FREE
WALLY WALLICK'S SUPER SERVICE1666 CARSON, CORNER WESTERN
Personals 10 personals 10
"FIRST THOUGHT"— IN—
Chafed, Irritated Skin Conditions and Sore, Tender, Aching Feet Is
HOSKINS (PULV-EZE)
A BLAND SOOTHING ABSORBENT ANTISEPTIC POWDER
Sold Only On a Money-back Guarantee
Original Cartons . . . . 49cEXCLUSIVELY DISTRIBUTED BY
McCOWN'S
R-B CUT RATE DRUG1316 SARTORI AVE., TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA
And AllMcCOWN'S DRUG STORES
Jonies For Sale 84 Homes For Sale 84^^^^^^^^^^^vv^^^^ —— *s~~~*~s*~**~**<*~**~*~~*^^
CASITA HERHOSA(Little Homes Beautiful)
ONLY 7 LEFTImmediate Occupancy
Small Down Payment(ATTRACTIVE TERMS ON THE ABOVE)
Monthly Payments Less Than RentLAWNS . . . LANDSCAPING . . . CURBS
ALTERNATE ELEVATIONS . . . SEWERS SOME PULLMAN BATHS
• Our Houses DO NOT Look Alike! • They All Have Their Own Distinctive Floor Plan:.
• Good Transportation
• 20 Minutes to Shipyards
FURNISHED MODEL HOMEOI'KN DAILY
291? COMPTOH BLVD.
DAWSON HOMES INC.„ PHONE MENLO 4-2838^ _________ ̂ ^~ ———— «/-s~~~~- —————————————————————————— -~" ———— ~~-~ ———————
"PUWIC Notices" Joo Late to ClassifySOMCI': 01' INTKNI>KI> SAI.K•O WHOM IT MAY <'f>.\< 'KltN:
Not co is h.r.'hy Kivcn pin iiiint to Ih" |.mvKi"ii< "I S.T. inn M40 ol llu Civil dull nl hi- Slate of dililm-ni:!, !!»• mi- rr.-iKili'd OKIUN K. STADUK.V. /..|iil.ir, wlinsc !iililri's.s i.s KilK „.,.,•, AvmiM. <lily "1 TOK 'ANCK. OilllltV (l1 Ij)s AliKi'lrs,
;it<. nl Ciilifoi-nia, intfiiil.' 1" rll iMiisiiiint In :i ili.viilutiim
„;„ ,„,,,,„„ Ol Hi- TurniM.'.;
\u <i I'iirls, :i ro-p;ii-tniT*lii|i "1 lin ic i- !i i-i.-partncr iill tliat
• rain sl,,,.|! nl nicirlmiidiscHIM: inn K-iLTiilly i.l aiiliM.io- v,. ^irl.., anil aiili.Timlivr pr.nl r s, and aiitunie.l.il- ai'.-c-.-<.n.-<, n,| ;, ..i, all luniiluir and I'is in-.-.. l.-li>m:iii!: to Ih- saul Tm nir Auto I'arl '. and now In-
., .. ;,l I'll!! riii-Miii Slivcl. •MI ,-,,„•,- r.ililiiriiiii, '1 '"''"K ""' , ,- ,l>on ill the uii'lnriKiii'il to ,.|-.- iv si'll and dispose of hi, ail i.'i^hi|i int-rc'il in and In an stiiHi ol p:irl:: and ari'-s- ,„;,.., Mini lei sell and i'i.iiv-y In M, f,,r,,,.i- parlniT all of the all -. ni'li ol incrcl.andi:,-. !>•• niriiiu I" w'i'l TOKI!AN<:i>: . Til I'AliTS. a I'D -|iiirtiirrshi|i nd Ineal.'il :il I»I2 ('arson
f I.D-, Aiir."!'-'. i'l'itc ol Culi miiiii and IhMl a ll-iin:.|'T and
,,.,,1,,,'nl ill III- same Will he ,, ,. ,,Md Hie ei.nsideiation i, ,, ,n v, ill he paid, on Die
ii ic eenlh (lay nl October, lU-tli. t tho liinir of 13:00 o'clock noon t CITluBN o NATION A. L
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Latin-American Tunes Become Campus Vogue
I'ldiocs nl the MIIIH! neiuhliiirpnlii-v are hein K heard al U.C.- I...V, '.i-h-i-c tunes from South and Central Anicrieii ;ind Mexiti.have raup;ht the ear of students'. fnlliiwiiiK the learning i.l lifleen fnlli SOUKS and two liu'an rlianH I,V lliusii: el.iss.v,.
due of the spieial event.-, I.I the slllllinrr :-v:,.;i,,|, ua .,' II M'l'ieSol loin lei-lines on Music Inr thellelnneiiielc.'i, hy K ra lire :-'. A WiiKlil, a.s.iodalr prnfe;^oi' ol music.
"I'uhlii: Nnliccs"
r.AMK |.,-.i|i-.l in the f'lty nl Wiliiioiiilon. I 'niint v nl Los An KclfS, Stale ol '(Vihloioia. The venil-e is ('AIM. M. .Klll.MSOX, whose ilddrc -:, i:. II I) 1. 1,1 ,\ ( , Illl, I.S, Cily ol Ifcclnndn IV n-h. I'oniUv of 1 u. Ani;eli',, Slale nl CalHi.nna.
Hated Oeloher Mil, I!MU. OlMilN K. HTAUUKN,
Vendor CAK1. M. JOI1N.SON.
\V:llClt.-
Oct. lo. '.
; : Lomita Theatre1UU NAMONNI «Vt — IOMIIA
'i rnuns.. PHI., SKI., ocr. '15.M-I7JEAN rAIKIR. HAV MIDD1ITON In
'GffiL FROM ALASKA'IDENE DUNNE, IAIPH BILIAMY In
i "Lady hi a Jam"; ' New SUPERMAN Cartoon ;
"JUNIOR G-MEN °OF AIR"KENO- SAT. A WED.
SUN.. WON.. TUtS., OCT. I8.|»-30 WIUIAM HOIDEN, FtANCES DEE In
"Meet the Stewarts"ANDY DIVINE, ItO CAIIIllO In
"Danger hi Pacific"Late March of Time ...
; "MEN IN WASHINGTON" i Cartoon Newj
, STARTING WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21 !
; "JACKASS MAIL" ; ; "MISS ANNIE RODNEY", ' COMING SOON !
;! "Battle of Midway"
TEACHER OF SINGING ;,^;• RADIO • CONCERT • STUDIO RECITALS •^•511^^
CHIIDIIEN HERBERT HAY *Dut" M '/7|\\Toimnci Sludlo H.dondo Sludlo H 1 1/4 Ik.
J150 Giomiicr— Ph. 202.M 519 i. Ovcxfaloup*— Hi. 3Wi 1 |l M \ \ »
INFORMATION IhL PLEASE €V^frj VV^TUXW.WL^W, 1|^
BOOTH'S BARBECUETHANK YOU! Yen sir. 1 with lo pursonnlly thank all my old friends for their patronage at 22309 So. Main, Torr.nce. You an cordially invitcH to Fun and Fro ic at my new location . . .
C & HI SERVICE STATIONW %pm III W ••••)• HWavl W • arl • WIV
Tires, Batteries and Accessories. E. T. Mace. Managor.
WILSHIRE PRODUCTS — 21632 So. Main St.. Torrance.
ELITE CLEANERS & DYERSBe distinguished looking .it a 1 times in your clottics Immaculately
2168 Torrance Blvd. We Give S & H Green Stamps.
GROCERIES - MEATSFor groceries at budrjet prices, vegetables garden fresh every any, and fancy meats that will mean easy cooking and delicious
CARL'S F'^ENDLV MARKET— 2113 To.-«nce Blvd.
HOWDY'S FOUNTAIN LUNCH"Meet your friends at Howdy's for a late snack." Open B A.M. 'til midnight. Fa"lou» for our Hamburgers and Malts. Magazines— Rental Library Drug Sundries. 2203 Torrance Blvd.. Torrance.
INSURANCE - AUTO - FIREINSURE TODAY — TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE I
HOWARD G. LOCKE — 1405 'Marcelina Ave. — Phone 135-M.
KENNY'S SHOE REBUILDING
Made-to-Heasure Suits $o (^Ali,o Toncu.it!., m'ado lo youi measure, at "* ^»^L ^^^lk tho same low price. Smart Fa 1 fabrics _ • -^ • and durable linings. Fine workmanship. ^^^§F ^^^J
J. LEPKIN. Merchant T.iilor, 1320 Sartori Ave., Torrance. Ph. 102.
MARY'S CAFEI'-liNK DAVIH (Clink)
lll'KN 5:ao A. M. TO 2 A. M. WI'KI'IAI. SUMiAV UlNNI'iltS KTKAKS - CIIOI'S - KNOUT OltllKII.-t WK 1'ACK I.IINr.'HKS
MOVING - STORAGE ,.,„„„ SIImod vaulU— all at ransomib o p to storaye. 16I/ Border Avenue
SHEET METALrices, everything insured in transit
MAM TRANSFER CO.
TEL. 350. . . ;ind Private Dwollm.i Sheet
Piicos! Robt. T. McCAllum, 1418 Marcelina Ave., TORRANCE SHEET MLTAL SHOP.
SPORTING GOODS - ELECTRICALComnMo Ktoi.k of Sporting Goods. Also Electrical Appliances and Supplier. Call u« lor all tvnes of E sotrieal Work; New construe- tion, Rep, in im, Wiring. Alterations. Rolnoinble Prices, Prompt Service. TORRANCE ELECTRIC SHOP — B. J. Scott, 142.1 Mai- celluii A.«i,u«, Phone 567.
Draft Deferment Askd to Aid Sro
Governor Olson has addrc LcTtch, state selective service di counties of tho state asking th and civil service employees in t
The appeal came in response throughout the state who havr indicated alarm at the serious manpower shortages threatenee by what they term "indiscrlml nato drafting of public serv ants."
A. Bcldon Gilbert, executive director of the Peace Officers Civil Service association, regis tered an appeal to Col. Leltch Olson and Lieut. Gov. Ellis E Patterwn, urging immediate ac tion be taken particularly in be half of the smaller cities in the state.
Gilbert pointed out that "cities like Hermosa Beach, Torrance and Rcdondo have had their po lice force reduced to almost a skeleton crew by the draft and enlistments of police officers."Gilbert contended further, that while It take two years to thoroughly train a police officer and at least nine months to give him rudimentary training, it re quires only six months to train a pilot or bombardier.
G. P. Advances Veteran Worker
V. I. Powels, for 17 years as- "ociated with General Petroleum Corporation in various important posts throughout the Pacific
v. i. POWELS come at'socia-
Whittier Estates. Cities and ommunities embraced within he territory now managed by
Powels include Torrance, Rcdon do Beach, San Pedro, Wilming- on, Long Beach and others. District Manager Powels start
ed work for General Petroleum as a salesman In Tacoma, Wash- ngton, in 1925, and was later >romotcd to district sales man ger in Oregon and Northern
California.
Council Approves SI, 286 In Expenses
Appropriations approved by the ity council Tuesday night to- ailed $1,286.50. They were:
For an emergency war tear gas set for the police depart - lent, $190.50; for a radio fur he police department to be con- Inuously tuned in to KFI or
KHJ conforming with F. C. C.. •egulations on alert calls, $26; or repairs to the Dodge truck snd by the city electrical de- artmcnt, $135, and for a rebuilt
motor for a street department ruck, $64. To "stock up" the city's sup-
ly of street improvement ma-erials, $540; for oiling should- rs and gutters on Date and Elm ves., $100, and for rock-and-
ide.of Torrance blvd., between 'renshaw blvd. and Elm ave.,
"Public Notice"
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHATTEL MOTGAOE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice i.s hereby given pur-
uant to the provisions' of See- on 34-10 of the Civil Code of
he State of California that Hie.- ndersigncd CAUL, M. JOHN- ON and MARTHA LOUISE OHNSON, husband and wife, as lortgagors, whose address Is
Rolling Hills, Redondo, Califor- ia, intend to Chattel Mortgage II of that certain stock of ma- ilnery and equipment belonging o them and now located at 1912arson Street, Torrance. (,'ali-
ornia, and all pursuant to dis- olutlon of partnership by inu-
cictofnre known as Torrance uto Parts, and said machinery
of City Workers taller Cities«scd an appeal to Col. Kcnnet rector, on behalf of the cities an ? deferment of policemen, fireme tie interests of the war effort,
to urgent requests from agcncie
Urge Children To Stay Away From R. R. Tracks
An appeal to Immediately enlist all school children in u "Stay Away from the Tracks" campaign wax made hy \V. M. •letters, president at Uic Un ion Pacific Kiiilroad, in a let ter addressed to all superin tendents of schools In states traversed by the railroad.
Calling attention to recent childish pnuiks which have re sulted not only In death unel (terlmis Injury, hut extensive, damage to railroad equip ment us well, .Icffcrs asked school officials to enroll everychilli under an oatli of honor.
Service Teams Carded for Title Game Nov. 8
The championship of the Pa cific Coast for Service Football teams will be at stake Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8, in the Los- Angeles Coliseum when the Navy Pre-Flight Airdevils of St. Mary's play the Santa Ana Army Base Flyers in a game spon sored by the U. S. O. and the Amerlcnn Legion.
Lt. Comdr. Gerald A. Tex Oliver, coach of the Navy Air- deviis, has one of the "big name" outfits of the nation with a number of All-Americans play ing on the squad. The Army Flyers, coached by Garrett Ar- helbide, Marly Brill, two former All -Americans', is rated by ex perts the strongest Service
The rivalry between the two Service squads should be ter rific when they line up for action at the Coliseum. Tex Oli ver had 126 men turn out for football. He now has a squad of 56 players on the varsity group and another group on the B-squad. Ensign Frankie Albert, Stanford All-American; Ensign 'Vie Bottari, whose run ning and passing put California in the Rose Bowl, Ensign Bobby Grayson, Stanford Immortal and Nello Falaschi of Santa Clara fame are backfield aces doing duty for the Airdevils along with a number of great Cadet players just making a name in top football.
The Flyers from Santa Ana have a squad of 50 players. The team has a corking back- field vviiich fcatuius Ciiip. Joe Margucci of Santa Ana Jaysee; Private Izzy Cantor of U.C.L.A.; Lieut. G. W. Bcrhardt and Sergt. Jim Colley. Private Tippy Lock- hart who played with Tommy Harmon is also doing backfield chores for the Army Flyers.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Barnard and son Van Ness, Miss RuthBarnard and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sparks were dinner guests Sun day at the home of Mr. and
"Public Notice"
and equipment will be chatte mortgaged to ORRIN E. STAD- DEN and HELENE FRANCES STADDEN of 1018 Beech Street Torrance, California, and that said Chattel Mortgage will I.e given, executed and filed on or after the 39th day of October 1942 and following the closing of the Escrow by which the details of said dissolution of partner ship is being consummated, sail Escrow being handled throng i the Citizen's National Bank lo cated in the City of Wilmington, State of California.
Mated: Octohir 8th 1D42. CAUL M. JOHNSON,
Mortgagors. ORRIN E. STAUUEN,
Mortgagees. Oct. 35.
LIQUIDATION SALE iLOTS OFFERED FOR IMMEDIATE SUE ;E/S Meyler between 222nd and 223rd, S''? Lot 29 Trict !'
3239 NE Cor 218th and Cabnllo, Lot 13 Block 18 Tonunce ;> Tract, NE Cor. Vermont and 223rd. Lot 36 Tract 3239. \
HAKE OFFERLiquidation Office i;
Buildinfj and Loin Comniivjioncr . ' 608 South Hill St., Loi Angclci ]\
Phone TUcker 8162 I; CouiU/w to Biokij ', |
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Reduced Phone Rates on Control Units Sought
Joining other South Bay cities n a "united front" to si^cun
special low rates on telephone installations at Civilian Defense control centers, the Torrance city council Tuesday night adopted a resolution asking the State Railroad Commission to grant the concession. Copies will be sent state senators and assem blymen.
In urging the passage of the measure, Police Chief John Stroh pointed out that there would be a considerable saving to the city if the telephone company was allowed to reduce its rates on the control center phone instal- ations which arc only used dur
ing practices and alerts. Other matters transacted by
the council Tuesday night were": A resident at 2334 236th St.,
in the Walterla' area must ob tain a change of variance in order to obtain a license to sell wood he has hauled in there. The location is in an agricultural zone which prohibits business.
Protests Garbage Service City Clerk A. H. Bartlett re
ported receipt of $840.60 from the county board of supervisors to defray the cost of the im provement of Plaza del /uiio, the money coming from the gasoline tax allocation.
W. B. Moore of the Santa Fe Railway informed the council that the clean-up of the right- of-way from Torrance blvd., to Carson St., would be "taken care of at an early date." He said 'extreme pressure in handling nilitary movements" has p fe- vcniod the railroad from cairy- ng out the improvement on -chcdulc.
James R. Wilkes protested that ils garbage can had not been 1 upticd for two weeks and that t is collectors appeared "choosey" n accepting only new tin cans 'or collection. Councilman Nick Ci cci commented : "He's my
lat more or less to needle me." The overdue collection of the Wilkcs' refuse has been takencare of, it was reported.
Itencw Fleet Insurance A third request from Mrs.
Lura Davis- of 1522 Crenshaw 5lvd. r to have two large euca- yptus trees topped at the north- cast corner of Crenshaw and Sonoma was referred to the street department. '
Application of Ja£k' Bosokan or a junk collector's license was •eferred to the police depart- nent for investigation and re^ lort.
The unused portion of Fred Hansen's business license will be refunded to him, the council de cided. He requested the refund several weeks ago.
On motion of Mayor Tom Mc- Gulre, the citv'-J fleet insurance was renewed with the Traveler's nsurance Co., for one year, ef
fective Oct. 13. Police Chief John Stroh was
authorized to attend the Peace Officers' annual convention in Los Angeles Oct. 22 to 24 with expenses paid.
INVEST IN VICTORYTo speed victory for the Unit-
war savings bonds' and stamps.
A meteorite, left on displayvhere it fell In South Africa, is stimated to weigh 80 tons.
The Diesel engine was rlevel- ped in 1892.
JJLX5»1.^^EuXiUii^KjM-JHAWTHORNE, CAllf. I.lipho™ 29?
Eorphoncl lor Iho hurd-ol-hvOfiftB NEW GENERAL ADMISSION PRICES»ouirs io<
lo. Included
niuns.. rm . SAI . oci i; 14 \i
"JACKASS "MAIL""ARE HUSBANDS
NECESSARY?"SWING 5HIH SHOW IHIUAI
Coiiliiiuoui -Hi S.W A M
"THE GENERAL DIED ATDAWN"
"Affairs of Martha"SWING Mill! SHOW 1U1SUAV
M*m Wllillisi)»y r,r\ ,\
"Orchestra Wives" "SPYSHIP"
iPICIAl NOMCl — S.UOIOI., Moli.i..
Do,,, optn IJ JO >!"•» t-xjlni
35-Mile Limit Regulations Has No Teeth Here
Local police cannot airrst mo- oi-ists driving faster than tho
35 milr-an-hour limit proscribed by Pre-sidont Roosevelt, Police Chief John Stroh told moir.hprsi of the city council Tuesday night. The officers can onlyuive warnings he sairi. Action by the state legislature to "put teeth" into tho ntw speed regulation is not expected until the solons meet in January.
Stroh reported that Los An geles polico tried issuing reek- ess driving citations to motor- sts violating the 35-mile rule but the majority of such charges wore dismissed by the courts and the plan was abandoned.
TRANSFER FUNDWithout comment, the city
council authorized the transfer of $-10,000 from the municipal water department funds to the citv's general fund Tuesday night.
Rolling stones gather no moss hut rolling tires gather plenty miles-. Drive slowly and only when absolutely nocessMvy!
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GRANADA632 Avnlon Blvd., Wilmtnqton
Wilmmgton 968
"ACROSS THE PACIFIC"HUMPHREY BOOART, MAHV ASTOR
and SYDNEY GREENSTREET — AISO—
"TALK OF THE TOWN"and RONALD COLMAN
"A YANK AT ETON"will, MICKEY ROONEY
"1 LIVE ON DANGER"
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f+ R A N nj ̂ H! |\7THEATREJl^| I^^H
EAIPHONES FOI HARD-OF. HEARING TOURANCE 1V>
"ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY?"
"POWDER0 TOWN"
"TOMBSTONE"
"Atlantic Crossing"
Play Jackpot Keno"THRU DIFFERENT
EYES""This iTParis"
NEW
TORRANCf7 H E A T RA.V
OCT 15 1617
"SUNSEf ON "THEDESERT"
"MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE"
Startin 3 Sunday, Oct. IB —4 BIG DAYS
"PRIDE'FfHE YANKEES"
||\.FTHEATREX\. ..............1
"Flight Lieutenant"" M EEJ^J>IE_STEWART S"
PLAV KENO FRIDA/
"Glf SISTERS""PACIFIC RENDEZVOUS"
"(D'"' t)Ay0f ;" 1 ;, "*' " :1 "Jackpot Keno
"Cowboy Serenade""IT HAPPENtb'lN
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