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LIFE'S LIKE THAT By FRED NEHER

I think the boss li» met his match."

Students Collecting Books for Philippines

Harbor College students last .lines the students wish to coo- week began collecting books | dude the drive by Jan. 20. and school supplies to be sent' Any person in the Harbor to schools in the Philippine area with books they would like Islands. ;to contribute to the drive can

The collecting campaign Is leave tltem at Room 504 in the waded by Pat Ngoho student student center, or may phone from the Philippines now at- John Glover ,t ^ M96l ,nd tending Harbor. It was initiated the ^^ ̂ ̂ icked by John Glover, another Har-

Jack F. Webb. son of Mrs,bor student from San Pedro.whose grandmother. Mrs. JohnW. DeLong, told him about the! Doris Hayton. 805 Komblumgreat need for school supplies Ave.. recently was promoted toafter visiting the islands re- private first class in Germanycently. | where he is a member of the

The books will be train- 37th Engineer Group, ported to Manila on Navy ships. I Webb. a combat construction They will go to Oton High specialist in Company C of the School and Santa Barbara High group's 299th Battalion in School on Luzon and to a school Hochst, entered the Army in for Igorot natives. March 1961. completed basic

The most needed Items are i tuning »t Fort Ord. and ar- books on the grammar and high rived overseas the followingschool levels, readers, paper, pencils, and other school sup­ plies. To meet shipping dead-

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The 19-year-old soldier at­ tended Torrance High School.

WHAT'S DOING

R. S. Pyle, your Telephone Minijer in Twrsnct

Telephone Service Representative

Jobi AvailableAs you hav« probably guessed, ours is a service business]

and women Just seem to have the knack. I know many at

you have talked to the young women about service and bill­

ing problems. This is the service rep. She must be able to

talk interestingly to the general public, but particularly to

our friends in Torrance. But women are women, and even

our most efficient top salaried gals have a wsy of leaving

to become wives, mothers, and girl scout leaders. As a con*

sequence, we are always on the look out for personable

young ladles to handle communication problems. If thig

sounds like your type of work, come In and see us, we're

eager to meet you.

I've teen e number of orli-dei lately on how to im­ prove one's reading speed. Now that's something our Information opera- ton are very Interested in. So they can give you quick, accurate informa­ tion, they've taken com­ pany Rapid Reading courses, use special in­ dexes and crow refer­ ence!. Three yean ago, the average time apent on a request for a tele­ phone number wo thir­ teen aeconds) longer than it 1* today. Learning to

cut down the time it takea to give you the informationyou want has also made the job easier for our operators.This ia another Important way we have found to helpgive you better telephone service.

Unvwol use* for telephone books. One of the telephone com- panics received an ofder from a South American fruit company for 800 tele­ phone books Yellow Pages and all. Turn­ ed out they were to bullet-proof a truck againHt bandits !

It figures when you need help, you'll find it fast in the Yel­ low I'ages!

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