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OSC'AH I.AC Vdied I>i.e. -»2 at his home, 2719 \\Vsl (.'arson M.. at the age of (i!l after- a long illness. He leaves his widow, Klora, and two son--, Klovil of .\orth Hollywood and Alvin of Hi.- borne addi-ess, and a daughter-. Mr- Irrra Vils of\\i\t

KNITTERS AKI-: WANTKHMrs. E. A. Lock. American

Red Cross production chairman, requests the services of Tor- raiu-r- women to knit arnl sew for the briineh.

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USE 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS

Believes OPA Alters Rule_ror 15-Year-Olds

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ee stoves of blast furnace Number One at the $150,000^000 Steel Works, which is being built by Columbia Steel Com­ bsidiary of the U. S. Steel Corporation, for the Defense Plant tion near Provo, Utah, arc shown under construction in this Geneva Works will include three blast furnaces, each with

capacity of 1,200 tons of iron. Major concrete work on blast Number Two has already been completed.

The OPA had lo rhani Altho the Navy Department mrthod of r-a(ionin« coff

reports Walter Frank Wlssel,| .V o u n g wt e r-s who have seaman, missing in action, his lurried lii. wife, Mrs. Suzanne Wis«rl of The i-ommonsens,. mlc, 1410 Marcelina ave., clings to! it had adopted, of perm the belief that he is all right. j I hose who have become 15

"I :.nr sure Walter i.s all right! war ration hook No. 1 wi and that I will get belter news! sued last May, to gel coff soon," she said this week. Mrs.! a simple age affidavit waWr.s.'iel i.s the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hallcr of 1068 Anahelm blvd., Harbor City, nnd was graduated from Narhonne liiKh school. Her- husband was graduated from U>iizinger high sc-hool, Hawthorne, and the cou­ ple was married Jan. 24, 19-12.

Since Wissel's enlistment last June, his wife, a beauty opera-

side In riling from Washing-

The Washington order- held that only those whose age is -shown as 15 nt the time they received Hcok No. 1 may- l<uv coffee.

The ruling creates inequality, it was pointed out, di nyiny cof­ fee to some who are 15 and al­ lowing it to others on the mere

of their havingtor, has been living with a sister j been actually 15 in Torrance. I hooks were Issued.

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! Esi. 1859Uncle Sam's WANTS Come First But A&P Has the Foods You NEED!It's American to share! That's why you're sharing today's food wants with Uncle Sam's Armed Forces anil Allies! But remember that A&P still has most of the foods you need for grand, nourishing wartime meals. Come see our big departments. Scr the wide variety that more

Household NEEDS

tlian compensates for many foods that have gone to war. Note too: A&P prices are keyed to today's brrdgets. In some cases, items are even priced lower than A&P's own low ceiling prices. Come today. Bank on wartime savings every day. Buy all yorrr food needs at A&P.

PRADOBetween Sartori and Cravens

TORRANCEFREE PARKING

SWEETHEART

Toilet Soap . . . 3cakti20cDe Luxe Bath >lze - - 2 cakes 2lc

WHITE SAIL

Toilet Soap .... 3cakts 12°9XYDOL

Granulated Soap 'pk"22cSCOTCH

Granulated Soap fajl«y 27°WHITE KING

Granulated Soap '"^If 29°Saves Soap. Softens Water, Etc.

Raindrops ..... 24P"££ 23°WHITE SAIL

Soap Grains .... j,ar° c 17°WHITE KIN3

Laundry Soap .... "a°r'4°WHITE SAIL YELLOW

Laundry Soap . 3 bVrV 13C

3 can

Scan:

Floating SoapWHITE SAIL

Hand Soap . .SUM-PRITECleanser ....

3 bar . 13°

WHITE SAIL

Cleanser . . .POWOW

Cleanser . . .SOFTENS WATERKenu ......... 302kA6P BRAND

Matches ...... 6tjnQUEEN ANNE OR VENIDA

Cleansing Tissues '^CLOROXBleach ........ bq0u,=FRISKIES

Dog Food ..... 2P kZEE FAMILY-PAK

Toilet Tissue . . . 4 SCOTTissue ........ 3,oSCOTTowels ....... 3 rolWALDORF

Toilet Tissue .... 3 ra iNORTHERN

Towels ....... 3rol

.10° ,25C 26C 25C 18C 15C 21° 17C 20C 27° 12° 27C

LimchPail VALUESSULTANA LIBBYSPeanut Butter .... 1;a?' 29C Deviled Meat . 2aia,"",; 11*ANN PAGE LIBBYS HOME STYLEGarden Relish . . "V"-13° Pickles ........ 22/a°rr - 22C

U.S. N0.1 GRADE-IDAHO RUSSET

lO-lb. Sack, 31<CARROTSb^hC' MUSHROOMS;-Vitamins A++. B+ and C+ .... ̂ ^ Vitamins B+ and C+ .......

Nation-Wide Citrus Sale!

NAVEL ORANGESLARGE SIZE

Vilamins

GRAPEFRUITARIZONA. MSB. SIZE-Vllomlni B+, C++

TANGERINESFANCY, LARGE Vlfomlni A+. B+. C++ -

pn«,I« Dozen

HELP BUY A BOMBER

BUY U.S.WAR BONDS ^ STAMPS!

CERFALS, Crackers Baking NEEDS Miscellaneous

1. FMSHNESS1S VITAL...ASP ColFcu ij CuBloiu Gi-ciuiid just right for your ov.-n colTccuot.

2. wo Berren COHSE AT ANY PRICE . ..'lire exports who select America's most popular cofl'to report lli.a no other coffee can give you more gooil cups per pound than A&P Coffee.

3. FROM PLANTATION TO YOU-DIRCCT...A&l' liuys direct, scllj dir.)i-l. Join thu tliousuudu who t.i\c up to lUc a jiolinil,

MILD ANO WfUO'.V

EIGHT O'CLOCK .RICH AND fULL-SOPHD ^. _

RED CIRCLE . . . „ ?4C

NABISCO

Ritz Crackers ....NABI3CO

Shreddies ......'ANN PAGi:

Mello-Wheat . .. =SUNNYFI! LD

Corn Flakes . . 2^SUNNYFIELD

Rice Gems . . 2 5pEUHNYtmD ASSOHTFD

Cereals . . . 10'p?ik'LOMA LINDA

Ruskets ........IIIXL

Butter Wafers . . .CAHIIATIOtlWheat Flakes . . 4,

ALDi:H'SCorn Meal ... 2 !,

15° 15C 19C

,'20C 14C 19C 22°

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ANN PASE

Baking Powder . .ANN PAGE PURi:Vanilla .......IONA FAMILY

Hour. ^° ck5 18c ' suiiHYni:i.D Enriched Flour . .SUNNYFIELD

Pancake Flour . .cumm-ir.LDCake Flour ....spiiHityPancake Flour . .GOLD MEDAL

Enriched Flour . .

Biski't"Mix ......

r." 17C2P8K°0f 15C

ANN PAOK FANCY SEMOLINA

Macaroni ...... p"k'J; 11°GOLD MEDALMacaroni ..... 2pulf«'.25cANN PAGE FANCY SEMOLINA

Spaghetti ...... J-*; H«GOLD MEDAL

Spaghetti ..... 2pkla11,25cGEBBER'S STRAINED

Baby Foods ... 3 can, 19°IIIIS FANCY

Tomato Juice . . . Nc°; n2 10°IRIS FANCY

Honey ........ 12 a°z ' 22°LIBBYSDiced Beets ....

U.'UIHA (Foikrul

Sweet Wines . . .

Ncin11°

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Sou,'. 36°

VIOOHQUS ANO WINIY

REDEEMCOUPON NO. 28

NOW!

Bring Waste Fats to Your A&P Meat Dept.

OLD ENGLISHSCRATCH-REMOVING

« POUSH6-oz bottle 23'

SELF POLISHINGAEROWAX

NO RUieiNC WAX

Pint Bottle25-

Puppy Torrance Bomber Pilot - - - praised for MakingCamp Endangers nne crash-landing

27 Persons'Lives j I. fan-oil .1. HiMidor. William N. IliatI of 21502 ilo H\T., was ( onrmrndril hv

, j Miijm- William II. Krady of n,',.th^rdn.'i^''LK Ar"'y Air Il!is" f'"' *I'l-dr-o-l-omila area, arp now ilri-KoiiiK I'nsfi'iir Ir I he ri'sult of haviiiK In II liilti -n

raU-lrrd by a "playful PilliV puppy" which died of nilih's, ar rordinK to C. O. Harvey, County Health ncpai-lmmt chief iiuai-an-

Daie Olwcll. d«parti..ent ...-I-... SLOWS Here huw i.,c t..j .,..„_... b. bulled la the lull put.-. ,. ii,,,.'_ Huns Cor llie i;,,J iau ...... Jc lucdat the local of I. .• 0. ..,.' ... . ,i,men of Motor Vehicles or for-

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iotorists Slow In Paying Fees At Local Office

Issuance of receipts for 1943 motor vehicle license tabs start d slowly In Torrarce Jan. 2 at he State Motor Vehicle depart

inent's branch office in the Tor- ance hotel building at 1879 Cut-­ in st., according to Manager

Harry L. Rose. The office ii open daily except Sunday froir 9 a. in. to 12 o'clock noon and from 1 to 5 p. m.

First motorist to apply for a ceipt (lire license- tabs will be

sent Inter to those paying their fees I was E. A. Reiss of 1725 West 253rd St.. Lomita, who re- ceived receipt number 2910001 on his "white" slip for his Chev­ rolet sedan. The next for In line were Alfred L. Wheaton, 2375 West 247th ft., Iximita; N. P. Mar-in, 1673 252nd s-t., Harbor City; William H. Anihxch, 1813 Border- ave., Tor-ranee, and Rose A. McParland. 1013 G a r d e n a blvd., Gardena.

Manager Rose is assisted by rs. Ida Map Thompson of 172B

Wati;o-i st., as cashier and Mrs. Cleora StariRer of 1C05 Cola ave.,

rate clerk. Last year- the Torr-ance branch office issued a total of 13,087 sets of license plates and grossed $106,764.40 for i record anrount of fees.

In making application for li- nse renewal, motorists should

designate the types of gasoline jniriu hooks A. B, C or T- heir possession in the lowe

ight hand corner of the whitertificate. Renewal applicatioi

nay be mailed or delivered jerson to the Torrance branch ffice until Feb. 4.

Forrance Third In Bond Parade

Ton-unco placed third irr it* a.sti In the "Pnrailr of Bonds'

which replaced thf Tournament f Hoses parade in Pasadena Now

Year's Day. This city was In a group of cities with War Bond luotas ranging from $50,000 to 76,000. Total sales were not an- lounccfl for the individual wiu- icrs but it is known here that li i s community exceeded Its uotu. The city of South Pasa- i-na worr first place in this class I'ith Orange second. The "Puraile of Bonds" brought

11 u total of $05,887,857, the pa- ade committee announced, add-

B that trophies would In- warded for various divisions, 'ormal notification of the win- crs was made between the alves of the Georyla-U. C. L. A. ootball game.Honolulu was awarded the

.vcep.stakes prize for exceeding a quota of $4,350,000. Claud rize went to Houston, Tex., for woi'diiiK its quota of $3,812,400. lendale drew the theme prize >r exceeding a quota of $461,400.

More than 2,200,000 extra pairs f pajamas can be made from mterlal saved by the slmpllll- ation program for moil's and

[mjniuus.

Not one of the 27 pases was reported to the Health Depart­ ment, nor was a single bit.- cauterized, despite the fact that .-xjnre of them were on (he lace. The quarantine officer said thai all dogs irr the two trailer camps where the puppy had been wilh its owner, L. K. Anderson, have bern quarantined. Owner's til some of the dugs known to have fought with the rabid dug are giving their pets anti-rabie In -at- ment.

The puppy, a tiny, six months- old cross betwren a Dachshund and Pekingese, was taken from I.'i Rambla Trailer Camp in San Prdro by it.s owner to Orchard Trailer Park, 25344 Pennsylvania

Lomita, three weeks ago. On Dec. 30, after the ani'.ial had

in" job of crash landing" .., in --motored Army bomber all,., e huge cr.-ift's landing ! ,.. mined iluring a lakeoff Dec jii Major Iteady said Meut. li,- . r- wn> at (he coiitrojs of in,.

bombrr and as the plane gain<u flying speed a eont Factor's trni-lt^ driven by a civilian, drove across the lalieofl .strip. A propellor ,,r the plane- slashed into the truck rah Iml the driver escaped in­ jury Our of the plane's win i |.s^ struck the truck, damaging iv landing gear.

Binder Kept the plane i, flight, lie was ordered to n v over- lire I'ocatello have srvi-r-.nl hours to lighten the fuel |,,;,,l then was lold lo fly to Hill I,, I,] near- Ogden. I'lah, to attenrpi i lamliiig. II- -el the plane ,( « there. Major Heady said, i.n,..ng only •raft.

or damage I,:

IIAVK ABMV f HIRSTSWeekend guests of the Fi

Lydy.s were Sergts. John Hi roughs and Hur-rorigh Nesbil u are stationed al K:m Diego.noticeably cross, with a

terrdency to bite everyoname in contact, it was taken to NKVV CLASS STAICTINC

i veterinarian in Long Reach i ,\ ,:]n?x in salesmanship v. where it died. Long Beach City |,cgin at Torranre high sci,, Health Department laboratory; (.veiling rlass-es Feb 1 fromtests proved positive for ml

and Mrs. Holder, operators of the Orchard Trailer Park Camp, cooperated with health

nthorities in founding up hu-lan contacts. Harvey reports

that animal rabies in 1042 to­ taled 309 cases, more than for anv other year since the bigpldemic of 1938.All dog owners In the Ixirrg

urrtil 11 o'clock each Monday ning for six consecutive wee

Beach-Ixjinita area are warrn-d by the Health Department to watch their pets closely for tin/ next !K) days- for- signs of rabies-, since they rrray have wander.,I into the ramps and have been bitten by the rabid puppy.

There is No Need To Hoard Clothing!

Levy's still have ample stoc!:5 of Weiring Appaiel and'"Ho.-.-ic Furnishings to supply present needs; and we have

nade plans for regularly replenishing our r'.or.H in the future.

Nationally Advertised Brands Are Sold At Nationally Advertised Prices!

Nationally Adve**tecd Goods Now Available Include:

FOR M1EN_ARROW Shirts, Ties and Handkerchiefs CHENEY Cravats and HOLLYVOUUE Ties HOLEPROOF and PHOENIX Socks JOHN B. STETSON Hats B.V.I). Pajamas and Robes COOPER Jockey Shorts and Shirts SWANK Tie Clasps, Key Chains,

Leather WalletsFLORSHEIM and JARMAN Shoes WORSTED-TEX and HART, SCHAFFNER & IMARX Suits COWDEN Work Clothing

HOLEPROOF and PHOENIX Hosiery KAYSER Underwear and (i loves CATAUNA Sweaters DORIS DODSON Dresses GOSSARI) Corsets and Foundation

GarmentsLUXITE Rohes and Pajamas PARIS FASHION, CONNIE and JOLENE Footwear HEN I) AN BLOUSES

BUTTERCUP FrocksTOM SAWYER Shirts and TrousersRED GOOSE Shoes

GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 Appiiauces PARBERWARE Products ST. MARY'S Woolen Blankets PHOENIX Chairs SURE-FIT Furniture Covers

DEPARTMENT STORE1307-1313 Sartori Avenue Torrance