[Police Keep Vigil ror Body, If Any, torn Car In SeaWatch is being kept for the

possible recovery of the body of anyone who might have been Inla stolen convertible coupe that'was pushed off a 250-foot cliff

in Palos Verdes last week andlanded completely demolishedand half covered by the surf.

Police and sheriff's officers continued to Investigate the cir­ cumstances under which the auto, stolen from Raymond W. Gary, Ix>ng Beach, was hurtled over the cliff..

The car was stolen from in front of Gary's home late Nov.

^M, officers said. Gary had bought the automobile only a few days before the theft from Wilfred R. Crawley, also of Long Beach.

Elks Plan orch.*. AtJunior High

Deers DinnerElks Lodge No. 1378 of Re-

dondo Beach will hold its an­ nual "Deers Dinner" and card party tonight at 0:30 in Rc- dondo.

Other events on the Elks December calendar are as fol­ lows:

Elks Memorial Service, open to the public, 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7; roast beef dinner and lodge session, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9; ladles night and card party, 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13; turkey dinner, lodge session and initiation, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 16; dinn meeting of officers . and past exalted rulers, 6:30 p.m. Thurs day, Dec. 16; annual children': Christmas party, 2 p.m. Satin day Dec. 20; steak dinner, lodg. session, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Dec, 23; corned beef and cat: bage dinner, lodge session, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Doc. 30; and New Year's dance, 9 p.m Wednesday, Dec. 31.

Now PractisingBy I'AM MEROI.A

Torrance Junior High School orchestra, conducted hy Miss I.erlyn Anderson, meets two

' . s a week in the school audi­ torium to practice for future

liool assemblies.Ann Stephens is the concert-

mistress and members air as follows:

Dave Barber, Rudolph Bowcn, Manuel Vcrgaia, Ralph Felix,

my Fairar, John Green, Har­ old Holmes, Byron Johnson, Bill

tz, Lols Ix>wis, Jeanette 1x3- pez, Mickie VanDeventei. Ann

i>n, Benny Pendlelon, Eddie Pendleton, Carry Patterson. Bob Roberts, Kenneth Roberts. War- ren Stamps and Richard Tindcll.

TAKE RUMPS KASV

Don't take bumps too fa.st be­ cause your car is equipped with Independently sprung front wheels. Manufacturers discourage driving that is harmful to the tin's and that is easily possible with this particular design fea­ ture.

*?ix Local Men Enlist

The month, of November pro­ duced six new members for the United States Air Force from Torrance and Lomlta out of the total of 13 signed up by Mas­ ter Sgt. James R. Callison, in charge of the local recruiting station located in the Torrance Chamber of Commerce building.

Three of the six had previous service in the armed forces while the other trio were all new recruits. From Torrance were Kenneth H. Morgan, Mur­ ray Hotel, who had four years seivice in the Atmy Medical Corps; John W. Snowder, 611-B Portola ave., who served three yeai-s in the Navy and John R. Walsh, 370S W. 190th st, with previous duty in the Army ground forces.

New reciuits were Fred C. Tilden, 806 W."Carson St.; Del bert C. Thomas, 2040 264th st., Lomita and Billie Moon, Tor ranee. All six signed up for three-year enlistments in the

iAir Force.

Audiometer Fund Grows

Contributions for the audio­ meter to be given to Torrance City schools are coming in very well, according to Mrs. Gertrude Boyle, In charge of the drive iponsored by the American Le­ sion Auxiliary.

New donors are the Perry School P.T.A., $20; National Business and Professional Wo­ men's Club, $10; V.F.W. Auxil- iary, $10 : Fern Avenue P.T.A., $10; and the Women of the Moose, $5.

The Maico Audiometer, a de vice to test hearing, is porta ble model costing $285 and it is very badly needed in thechools, according to Mrs

Boyle.Torrance students will be aol

to receive treatment at thi cli nic in San Pedro provided that they first have been tested with the audiometer, she explained There has not been one avail able for use in Torrance schools since they changed from the Los \ngeles system.

Mrs. Boyle can be reached b. telephone at Torrance 506-J or at 1229 Acacia avenue.

MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEX - MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY ,

IDEAL RANCH MKT.We carry the moot complete line of Quality Foods in TORRANCE DON'T FOR- GET LOWCN. food prJceH in town Specials for Thurs. - FrI. - Sat. Dec. 4,5,«

Best-Ever

Corned Beef Hash

Mb. Can 24

LIBBY'SSolid Pack

PUMPKINI No. 2>/2 Can 12

GREEN BEANS . 19DEL VAN CAMP'S

MONTE

Tomato SAUCEwith TOMATO SAUCE

8-oz. Can Can

Van Camp's J HEINZ

PO.K.IEMS I ^"mNo. 303 Can

for 25c i ;. *Size

WHITE HOUSE No. 2 Can

APPLE SAUCE 14KRAFT

FORHULACSEA ISLAND

SWEET PEASInfant Food

1 3-oz. Can 17 One-Pound Can

EASTERN

OUR OWN MAKE P O R K

SAUSAGE 49*.

PORK LOIN

ROAST 59'»

ROASTING RABBITS 37!HKKF ROAST THAT SATISFiESU!

PICNIC HAMS 4 Ibs. to 7 Ibs. 55FRESH LEAN MEATX

SPARE itlBSFRESH LEAN IF A*

GROUND SHOULDER .... .53

IDAHO MOUNTAIN GROWN DELICIOUS

APPLES 3 25LARGE WHITE ROSE

POTATOES 10 45SWEET JUICE

ORANGES 4 15HUBBARD

SQUASHWE ffAVE PLENTY OF

SOI Til AMERMCAN

BANANAS

IDEAL RANCH MKT2t67 TORRANCE BOULEVARD PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

I MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY MORE FOOD FOR LESS MONEY

TORRANCE HERALD DMimtur 4, 1947

» Classified Ads Close Noon Wed

IT'S NO YOKEr SON . . . With spiraling prices also affecting ladies' fashions, screen actress Karin Booth comes up witf. a convertible suit that should help milady's budget. At center, Miss Booth wears purple and amethyst, one-button jacket over a solid purple slcirt. The suit has a novel, reversible yoke that buttons to the shoulders. At left she reverses the yoke to its solid purple side and adds a matching .hood. At right the yoke is removed completely and < dressy hat and fur piece are added. .

.IRAN NICOKET

Jean Nicolet is credited .with ing the first white man toivigate Lake Michigan. Sent

west by Champlain on a voyageif pxploiation, 'ho threaded hisyay in a birch canoe throughhe Straitc of Mackinac and dis-:overed Lake Michigan in the

summer of 1634..

"Public Notices"

~ (Fictitious Firm NaniO THE UNDERSIGNED Hi, hrrebv rtlfy that they are condurtlnit i otel business at 1648 W,m Paclfl,nut Hlghi - - .

Caii'fV

il fliHARBOR MOTEL

Mui wit:

West Pa- '

1648 West Pacific

WITNESSof Dec mber

ornia, nd flay

Calif._. ..and t 1947 IIAI MILDRED MIIMBYHARRY MUMBY MILDRKD

STATE Of CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OP LOS ANGELES THi - - - -

A I) . 1947ON THIS D. If-

llubbardIII County

personall

f Deremh. in.- Carson t Public In .11,.1 fn

. sldln

Artist Will iThanksgiving Appear Here i Dinner Hosts

The Calvary Assembly of God church,, located at 285th and Oak sts., has been successful n obtaining H. Ralph Love, re- lowned artist, musician and outstanding speaker for both

lorning and evening : the church next Sunday.

the evf :k Mi.

lovely

ning service at 7:30 Love will paint apicture

Combining the celebration of two birthdays with the Thanks­ giving festivities, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harkness of Lomita blvd. entertained their son-in-law and daughter, Master Sergeant and Mrs. J. E. Linane' of Merced. In the group was also Donald, Hail- sen, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Harkness.

The birthdays of Setgeant Li-phasizing the pastel colorings. I nane and Donald were duly cele-

the close of the service the! brated ««" ,,a birthday cake painting wil, be given to the %£" f^d" " * person responsible for the larg- _.__..___A_..._. _ est group in attendance.

Love has his paintings exhib­ ited in museums and art gal | leiies at Laguna Beach, Santa , Barbara, Santa Crui. Oakland, and Los Angeles, and has IP ceived three first awards.

ARCTIC TERN

tern probably

Seaside Rancr.w will provl.- Tonance post office service to the residents of the area for the Christmas season.

In response to this generouspersonally appeared "Harry" Muriiby I The Arctic".' "'th^'peVsons "who's,- kn'a'mes 'aVinib-' joys ]on«er nours of daylight cooperation Postmaster C. _,_..scribed to the within instrument. | than any other creature, living Conner has announced that par-

under the midnight sun in both eels may be mailed at the rearnorthern and southern hemis- of 23072 Doris Way Wednesdaypheres. This bird flies 11,000 Dec. 10 and 17 from 9 a.m. tomiles between its northern and 12 noon.southern homes, a trek believed Postmaster Conner stated that to be the 'longest migration a qualified postal clerk will "be route of any bird. It nests in on duty at Seaside Ranches ..on the .far north and spends the both of the above dates to re- northern winter near the shores ceive all mail and to answer of the Antarctic continent. any inquiries.

cknowledged- to me thai the

IN WITNESS WHERKOK. I ha hi-n-untu set my hand and affix. my official seal the dav anil year j this certificate first alum' wrlttnn (SEAL! CARSON B HUBBARD.

Nota Public In

n c,-OTIL..

TONY SEN

sell

Street. In the City of Cos Ailgciel " ----- - ,„ Angeles. State ot Call-_-..._. .... following described personal property, to-wlt:

One Half l' a > Interest In the slock tiulpincnt and

as L.KADEK ICE ' rated at

. hi .the

Angeles! St'at'.'T.f'raliforii'l'a. ulid that"he""ame"w!ill 'be n!a'ile U u"id'"t'n'e"'con'!

slderallon therefor will b,- paid at "0 00 o'clock a. m . on the 10th day >f December. 1947. at the escrow de- mrtmint of William J. McWhlnnle Ir . at 821 8 Pacific

said County and StateMy Commission Expire.May 10. 1949

'1 IN. 25.

INTENDED SALE7498INT^ ___ Stctlon 3440 i* State of C

NOTICE^ IS HEREBY CIlVEN'Thi

22037 _. ....the City of Torrance. County nf" LosAngeles. Slate uf California. Intends l/lour ^J\itcnen

by.

ounAellor

,,unly of Lo,

Dated Nov.

Angele

28. 1947.

HARRIETT SMITHSouthern California Oat Co. Home Service Rcpretentali

FLINTY OF VICITABLISServe plenty

o f vegetables That's one fine way to boost the value of menus that may be minus In the usual quantity of meat and

a) products

TONY SEND

cereals

The use of 'ss meat and

poultry pro­ ducts and con­ servation of all

ill make it possible to

City School District "ot 'ilo

regular bid fo

(6*1 of the "lola'f'bld'." payable to the Board of Edun Torrance city School District

1947. In the office education. T ilrt. 2093 1 ance. CaHfoi ihorlly there

City 8ch

and wHI"heil, Tor-

opened loud In

bond la given uthat thp bidder will deliver tin sup- I.ll.s and egulpm.nt. ami perform the work. In accordance with his bid

ler's bond will bo declan ihould the bidder fall nerchandlse aa specified.

above condition* *EMMETT w TNORUMAssistant Superintendent

(SEAL)

Published

CABBAGE WITH CHEESESAUCE

1 amall head cabbage t Tbsp. margarine t Tbap. flour 8>lt and pepper 1 cup milk

vi C. grated cbeema Buttered crumb*

Remove outer leaves from cab- bone. Cut cabbage into small

release grain for over-sea ship­ ments. We must meet our com­ mitments. Americans must con­ serve on the vital foods.

The use of more vegetables and fruits in daily menus w help us maintain high standards of nutri­ tion. And these foods may serve to make meals more appealing.

PLENTY Or WAYSPlan plenty of ways to serve

vegetables. Variety In the kind and In the serving style will add Interest.

Fresh, frozen and canned pro­ ducts are available In generous I amounts. The selection of an ex­ tra vegetable for any meal will br simple.

You'll find lots of Ideas and recipes for using vegetables as n featured menu Item. And vou'll use them In combination dishes ir extend smaller supplies of men' and poultry.

Plenty of vegetables In plentv <v ways will help make better rnenn^ And the family need not tx- i.» conscious of the conservation on- gram when meal time rolls aroun '

HONEY ONIONS It medium onlou Salt and popper V, V. catsup V, C. honey

Peel onions and parboil 5 to minutes Drain and olace iti illi ,! casserole. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste. Mix catsup and honey and pour over onions. Cover and bake at 300' for about an

| hour.

pieces and cook In a small amount of salted water until Just tender (about 5 minutes.) Melt margar­ ine in a saucepan and blend In flour and seasonings. Stir In milk and cheese and cook over low flame until the mixture begins to thicken. Arrange cabbage and sauce In layers in an oiled cai- serole. Top with buttered crumbs and brown in 400* oven. BEETS WITH ORANGE SAUCE

Z Tbtp. grated orange rind% tap. salt'/4 Up. paprika

1 Tbap. water t Tbsp. lemon Julr* i Tbsp. mara^Hne'

v> C. orange juice'/; tap. corns!arch

1 Tbap. cold waterCooked beets

Heat first five Ingredients. Add margarine and orange lulcc Mix cornstarch with cold water and stir into hot mixture. Cook over 'ow name, stirring until mixture iluckens. Continue cooking 12 to 15 minutes. Add beets to sauce ind reheat.

MEXICAN CORN2 C, canned corn t Tbap. chopped green pepper 'i Tbap. chopped plmlento I Tip. Worcestershire sauce Halt and pepper to taate

' 4 C. aofl bread crumb*1 Tbsp. margarln*

' I enI C. milk

\llx first five Ingredients. Ar- nnKe alternate layers of the corn t.xiuri- and crumbs In an oiled .-iklnu dish, making top layer of

. rumbs. Dot each layer of crumbs with bits of margarine. Beat egg well and add milk. Pour this over the corn mixture. Bake, uncov­ ered, at 350' for 29 to 30 minutes.