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PRECEDING PAGE

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iwy iniofl rout. Call Archnm. S-BI22, or will l«! nt truck

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Homes For Sale 84

Western VillageNew Homes

Small Dawn Payment

Terms to Suit

GENE HAMILTONHi: CAHSON TOIL 631

III. II. KXc'KljLUNT COM II-

TII-TP. ri.dWKHS AND (iAlt- IIK.N- S.t.miil.

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f.-m-.'.l. .loiil.l,- gimme; ri,..H luinm-i., ii-al rlri'lilucc. Wall

4 lUiUO -down; 5-nioiu K1I.A.- * Inillt IK. use. |iraetU-nlly iu-».

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brill". May In- MTII l.y up. llU'-lt!" '"""' "" '""

1 AI-HI-: WITH KIU'IT TIIKKS S6i! WATKK

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I-HOOM I'MIAMIO »3COO

GOOD LUCK REALTY

JliSOO WKSTKIIN AVK

HAItnOlt CITY

FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE

PRICED RIGHT

4-UNIT FLAT WITH 2-BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE

CENTRALLY LOCATED

BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE

TOM WATERSYour Ro.il E.tato M.in

1311 CABRILLO PH. 686

Homes For Sale 84l-IKui.M .MnliKliN h,,ii>., will

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Sec CARL PKLLEY2912 Compton Blvd. Phone Menlo 4-2838

or 2300 E. Rosecrans

Phone Newmark 19369

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down. lull. *27 PIT mo. Si-i- dally aftiT 2 p. m.. l.MI \V. -'Itlth St., TorraiiLr.

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|ncome Property 85

naiaui-x. I'm.- i .M.l, i'iti:il w , '

Business 90oprnnuNiTics

Lander's CleanersUN SARTORI

CLEANING AND DYEING SHOPFOR SALEDue to III Health

Fine Opportunity Heart of Defense Area

PLANT NOW DOING $1500 A MONTH CAN BE INCREASED

Fully Equipped - 2 Presses PHONE TORRANCE 204

Week Days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m

Money to Loan 92

DEAL WITH LOCAL PEOPLE

In. Ill, .IK \\llli ;i 1, 1:1. ml UrK.ilM'.allnll

Win,' or I'M, .in- lot- Loan Apphi-atlon

AMERICAN MUTUAL BLDG. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

. in su, PAi'ii-'H'. KKIII I.NIICI :::;.,i

Automobiles 95LUCKS, I.AILt.5. MOIO.CrCUS

1 I'mn.'.i H,,,i>, -I'l.nl.r »l,;,, ll> i«o-«li....| Trailers.

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Srvcnil lioinl TrallHportatioii

Mot. ir I!i.|aiil.lini:-Tlrc Itotmiillnu I'.n.l--. Tars an.l Tuvs to Loan

Wllll.- Voll'lv III 'I'M, 1,1.1,.

All Si/.- Tin ,- III: pri'l. ,1 All Woil, In Appomliii' nl

rM'i.K I'|-:TI-:-S M..I..I s. nm- HIM:: s. WI-:STI:I:\

STOP and GASwini ART

SIIKI.I. I'.AS on, l*-l il» Service Your Cm

\Vhllo You Wnrh.

Carson at Boi'dcrAd, ,.-..,! fi-i.in V:,l|.,,nr,i

Nrw I'lirkllli; l.ol

20 NEW 2-BEDROOM STUCCO HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION NOW

By

Development Engineers, Inc.

NJCK LOTS . . . CONCUKTM STKKKTS

SIDEWALKS . . . CUliHS . . . SKWKUS

IN AND 1'AIU FOIl

Cl O i\l K T 0

220th and HalldaleTORRANCE

Automobiles 95

»:i». nil |!l'YS 'L'S Natili -l-ilnn

tloii: 'now hattL'ry. :l,"iO 238tl »(.. Ixjinlla.

1 33li KflHD pimi'l '.4 -ton truck1:00.1 rnnihtion. ll.'iii.no: al«o ^ 11. I.It, lirns, 1 roimttT. -2MI P.i.i'il »t., l.omlln.

l-.Mll Cri.nBhnw blvil., Torranr.

MO HUICK coupe. Rood ini-cliuni, ,, i-ollilltlon, 5 Kooil tlruH. S3 Sartnrl nvc., Turrnncc.

'11 I'ONTIAU c-lllh CIIIIPB. 1S72 W 21»Ui Hi., Toniincu. Call afto

MUDKUN ImiiHG Imlli'r, many ron- vi'llli.|iei.fl. Hlci-im four, llsi'i only nlii.. muiulix. 25S1S Iti-c, xt., l.omltn.

WIM. PAY UP TO 11100 for late moilitl lined car. Call nftcr 7: HI p. in. nr Sumluy. 1'lionc Ilur- lior 2841-J.

GARS WANTKDCASK1 FOR LATE

MODEL USEC CARS

TORRANCE AUTO SALES 1420 Cabrillo Torrance 324

Automobiles Bought and Sold

Walter G. Linch312 S. CATALINA. RED. 2122

WIIKIIK TIII:I:ANCK m.vixMKKTS TIIK SKA"

IN REDONDO BEACH

KKIOI' YOlin CAH IN A-l KlIAI'K KIIIl THIS

UUUATUI.S

WORK GUARANTEED. FINE FENDER AND

BODV WORK.l>KI.Cp HATTKIllKS.

MULLIN'S SERVICE 2053 Torrance Blvd.AI'TIIOIU/KD (IM)SMOHII.K

PKA I.Kit SINTK 19ZB. TOR S50-J.

WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH

PRH^ESFOR GOOD, LATE MODEL

USED AUTOMOBILES

San I'edro Motors,Inc.

1600 So. Pacific, San Pcdio Phone Harbor 3057

PLENTY OF TRUCKS GASOLINE AND. TIRES

for

ESSENTIAL TRANSPORTATIONSTill'K TIIAII.KIIS. IlI'MI-

ri:i I-NS AMI I.IUHT TISAM.KUSKill! I1KNT . . . CAM,

UNCLE PETE'S U-DRIVE TRUCK SERVICE

!,; .!:: S. WKSTKKN

Aulo KepairiiiK' 97

AUTO TOPS & UPHOLSTERY

Specializing In ... CONVERTING COUPES TO CLUB COUPbS; Also lailor- madc Cabiiolct Tops.

c. cox2lb5 240lli St. Loin, Id

"I'tlblic Notice"

NO-I'U'IO OK INTKNTHKt IN CIIATTI-:!, >H)|(K;.\<;I.:

To \\rliuin it May t'lHii'i-ni:Not lev is iHMTliy Mivi'ii |iiii-sii

.ml to the provisions of SiTtimi II-MU of tho Civil CouY of tin- Stale of California, that on II"' L'2ti i-liiy ol' .luiii', 1H-K!, tlic own

lixtut-o.s anil i,i|iiipniriil ol that ffi-lain Sfi-vici. (iiii-iiKi- siliiatnl iiiul localni at M05 IJunli'i- AVI-., Citv of Torriuici', County of Los AiiHflr*, State of California, ill- lends to place a chattel molt K.-IKI- upon the said lixtuifi and ,',|in|)nn.MH.

Kliner N. Jesspn is the molt- HiiKOi- of the said properly; and his address iw H05 lioider Ave., City of Torrance, County ol Los Anni'les, .State of California.

Toriunce National Ilank is tin- inort(;anee of the said properly; and Ills address is 13211 Sartori, City of Torrunci', County ol Los Angeles. State of California.

Tim r»'U|iorly, lixtuies and cijulpmnnt upon whiun U;0 ^tW cliattel niortijago is to lie placed consisla of the following:

Automobile garage soivlci equipment, lathes, benches, loolt,

"Public Notice"

etc. Tile said chattel mortgage is

to be executed and the consid eration therefor will be paid on the 1st day of July, A. D., 10-13at Tort-ancc National Bank, City of Torranco, County of Los An geles, State of California, at 3:00 o'clock P. M.

Dated June 22nd, 1943. TOKRANCE NATIONAL BANK

Torrance, Calif. R. J. DEININGER, Cashier, Mortgagee.

June 24,

NOTICE TO CREDITORSNo. 223503

Estate of JASPER STANLEY deceased.

Notice is herehy given by the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Jasper Stanley, de ceased, to the Creditors of, anc all persons having claims against the said deceased, to present them with the necessary vouchers, within six months af­ ter the first publication of this notice, to the said Administra­ tor at the office of his attor­ ney, Chas. T. Rippy, 1333 Post Avenue, City of Torrance, Coun­ ty of Los Angeles, State of Cali­ fornia, which said office the un­ dersigned selects as a place of liusinesH in all matters connect­ ed with said estate, or to file them with the necessary vouch­ ers, within six months after the liist publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the Coun­ ty of Los Angeles.

Dated June 11, 1943. JOHN C. SMITH,

Administrator of the Estate of said deceased.

CHARLES T. HIPPY, Altomev.

Torrance, Calif. 57112

lime 17-2-t-July 1-8.

NOTICK TO CHIODITOItSNO. yiTiM

Estate of Georganna A. Dixon, le,-e;ised.

Notirc! is hereby given by the imleragncd Executrix of the

I^ust Will and Testament of leorganna A. Dixon, deceased, to the Creditors of, and all per­ sons having claims against the s;iiil deceased, to present them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first nililicalinn of this notice, to the

said lOxeculrix at the office of lonald Findley, M05 Sartori Ave- me, City of Tot-ranee, County of Los Angeles, State of California, which said office the under­ signed selects as a place of busi-

with said estate, or to file them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the firstmlilu-ation of this notice, in the

office of the Clerk of the Supe- -ior Court of the State of Call- 'ornia, in and for the County of

Los Angele*. Dated June !), 1913. ELIZABETH DIXON GILL,

Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of said deceased.

DONALD FINDLEY, 1405 Sartori Avenue, Torrance, California.

57085 . June 17-21-July 1-8.

NOTICK OK SAI.K OK ItKAL 1'KOI'KKTY AT PRIVATE

SAMCNo. 222730

In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for he County of Los Angeles.

In the Matter of the Estate of Mary A. Young, Deceased.

Notice is hereby givun that mdrr and pursuant to the law nade and provided, the under-

Mgned Marry A. Young, as ad- nini.sti-ator of the Estate of Mary A. YUUIIK, .l.ee.ised, will sell at private sale, to the high- st and best bidder, subject to

confirmation of said Superior unit on or after the 12th day

"Public Notice"

of July, 1943 at the office of Chas T. Rippy, 1333 Post Ave., Torrance, County of Los Ange­ les, State of California, all tho right, title and Interest of said

and all the right, title and inter­ est that the estate of said de­ ceased has acquired by opera-

than or in addition to that of said Mary A. Young, deceased, nt the time of death, in and to all certain real property particu­ larly described as follows, to-wit:

One half undivided interest in Lot 11 in Block 2 of Tract 2761, as per map recorded in Book 28, page 72 of Maps, in the office of the Recorder of said county, excepting there­ from the east 50 feet and north 50 feet thereof.

Terms of sale cash in lawful money of the United States on confirmation of sale, or part cash and balance evidenced by note secured by mortgage or Trust Deed on the property so sold. Ten per cent of amount bid to be deposited with bid.

Bids or offers to be in writ­ ing and will be received at the aforesaid office at any time af­ ter the first publication hereof and before date of sale.

Dated this 24th day of June, 1943.

HARRY A. YOUNG, Administrator of the Estate of

Mary A. Young, deceased. CHAS. T. RIPPY,

1333 Post Ave., Torrance, Cal., Attorney for petitioner.

June 24-July 1-8.

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK

and NOTICK OK I N T K N D K 11

1 1KAW.M'I KK OK fcHttJOK 1J CKNSE OU LICENSES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Rogers & Finlayson, Ven­ dors and Licensees whose address is 1115 Sartori Ave., in the City of Torrance, County of Los Angeles, State of California, intend to sell, transfer and as­ sign to R. J. Rogers, Vendee, and Intended Transferee, whoso address is 1115 Sartori Ave., in the city of Torrance, County of Los Angeles, State of California, the following described personal properly, to-wit:

All stock in trade, fixtures, equipment and good will of a certain business known as Home Liquor Store, and located at 1115 Sartori Ave., in the City of Torrance, County of I-os Ange­ les, State of California, and transfer the following alcoholic beverage license (or licenses): Off Sale Liquor, Beer, and Winefor the premises located at 1115 Sartori Ave., in the City of Tor- ranee, County of Los Angeles,State of California.

Amount of purchase price or consideration in connection with said1 transfer of said license (or licenses) is the sum of $3182.25.

That a sale, transfer and as­ signment of the aforesaid stock n trade, fixtures, equipment and

goodwill of the said business will be made, and the considera­ tion therefor together with the consideration for the transfer and assignment of the aforesaid iconse (or licenses) will be paid in the 21st day of July, 1943, at

3 o'clock P.M., at the Escrow dc- Kirtmont of Bank of America at

Torrance, in the City of Tor- ance, County of Los Angeles, Stati' of California.

Dated: Jan. 22, 1943. U. J. UOGEKS.

Vendor and Licensee. L. G. FINLAYSON,

Vendor and Licensee. R. J. ROGERS.

Vendee and Intended Transferee.

ALBliliT ISEN, Attorney, 1007 Cabrillo Ave., Torrance, Calif.

June 24.

Bomb the Japs with Scrap!

Barbary Coast Brought to Screen in Technicolor

The gaudy, riotous life of S;n

springs to life under the magit touch of Technicolor in 20th Cen tuiy-Fox's new musical, "Hello

day at the Lomila theater. Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakic and Lynn Bar! are starred whili a cast of hundreds is include! in this tuneful, mirth-provoking film.

There are neatly 6,000,000 vie lory gardens on the British Isles

JJLlJ'l_BEXE^5XI^K.JB-Ji"The Fri«ndly Family Th*al,«"

BOY ROGERS in

"KING OF THE COWBOYS"

LIONEL BARRrMORE in

"DR GILLESPIE'S NEW ASSISTANT""PRELUDEP "f5~WAR"

Friday Evening Open from 6 p. m. to 5 a. m.

ABBOTT AND COSIEUO in

"IT AIN'T HAY"JINX FALKENBURG in ' !

""LAUGH YOUfi BLUES AWAY"

TUESDAY Oprn All NiijM I'll S am.

"JAOURiriNTO° FEAR"

"POWER'S GIRLS"COME EARLYI DOORS OPEN 5:45

' -- _..

1 Lomita TheatreI rliKl: ATTll I'AIIK

| The Picture You Can't1 Afford to Miss! I IT'S STAR-RIFFICI 43 STARS!

I "STAR SPANGLED I RHYTHM"

1 TicT'EUSTERS"H CARTOON AND NEWS H Nrt^TiT>^iT7^^^i7'^rt^^^rvvvs^

The Great Four-Star Musical Hit!

ALICE FAVE. JOHN PAYNE in

"HELLO FRISCO, HELLO"

"foNliSHT'wE RAID CALAIS"

'THE MOON IS DOWN'"ICE-CAPADES REVUE"

| DANCING1 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT

1 /ttk "«fj " G 111 A A C C

1 Door Prize and Spot-Dance

H Buy /our Tickcb at the Door, or from the Worn

Admission Restricted to Adults, 21 Years of

M& bbc Per Person, Including TUA

0£Wf£$^HHHlHiHHIHHHiMM^^^IHH

CLUBTOUKANCK

HEAR

MARTHA ( URT1S

SING THE MELOUItb

Awardsen of the Moo:.c

Age or Over

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Firestone Offers New Synthetic Rubber Tires

It's real news to eligible car owners of America that you canbuy today the "tire of tomor­ row," made from synthetic rub­ ber which will give all the mile­ age, strength and safely of a famous line of champion tires that have made motoring his­ tory.

The Firerfono Tire & Rubber Co. announced that it is making its DeLuxe Champion tire with Bulaprcne, a tough synthelic rubber developed by its chem- isls and scientists. In nation­ wide advertisements the an­ nouncement of this new synthet­ ic tire is termed "Ihe most start­ ling lire news since the war be­ gan.'

Tracing the rapid progress of Firestone's synthetic rubber re­ search, Kyan K. Daggett, man­ ager of the Torrance Fircstone stori; al Marcelina and Cravens aves., pointed to such develop­ ments as:

1. Manufacture of the first synthetic rubber airplane tires for our armed forces in 1933.

2. The first use of Butaprene and the volume production of synthetic rubber tires in 1910.

3. The first production of syn­ thetic rubber in a government owned plant, and the first pro­ duction of synthetic rubber with butadiene made from grain al­ cohol in 1942.

Tho new first-quality synthetic lire is a result -of the research

'program which pivviouslv led t" ' 'development by the company of,

Hie first commercial demounta­ ble rim, the first patented gtnii- dipping process, the first bal-

! loon tire, the first ''safti-lock"cord body, the first super-speed construction and the first prac­ tical pneumatic tractor tire.

Townsend Club No. 2 1This club has been requested

by the headquarters in Los An­ geles to put on a program there during the ' next few weeks.

j One of the high lights of the 17th district rally at Torrance

i City park, July 11, will bo an [address by Kev.,l'aul Gardner, new : chairman of this district's Town- send Council. Those who failed to attend our meeting last Fri­ day missed something now and unusual in refreshments fur

City Pays Major Partof 213th Repair Bill

Payment of $3,157.31, or 90 per cent of the cost of repairing curbs and resurfacing 213th St., to the Griffith Co., was approved by the city council Tuesday night. The remainder of the bill will be paid within 30 d.iy.s.

Benny Carter's Band Booked for Holidays at Zucca's in Hermosa

Following a policy of present­ ing Ihc best in mime bands, Zue- ea's at Hermosa Beach will fea­ ture for Ihe holiday week-end, July 2 and 3, Benny Carter anil hi;-, orchestra. Carter is a triple threat musician, being almost equally known as an alto sux, pi anisl and trumpet player. He comes to Hermosa Beach di­ rectly from a long successful Los Angeles engagement.

Nationally known as one of the greatest' arrangers be has arranged for Paul White-man, Duke Ellington and Cab Gallo­ way. He svill bring his lull! band and Ihe lovely sepia vocal ist, Snzanna Churchill.

Recapture of Wake Islam! would give American air forces an airport ten bomber hours from Tokyo.

Mrs. George Collier is suffer­ ing from two sprained ankles .suffered in a fall recently.

"Thus Always to Tyrants" Is the state motto of Virginia.

G RAN nl THEATREJL/1PHONE TOMANCE 269

"MY FRIEND FLICKA"

In Technicolor

wilh PRESTON FOSIER and RODDY MiDOWEU

J[AN DOCEBS. NOAH BEEDY. It , In

"CALABOOSE"Show Starts 6 p.m. FridaY

Owl Show Saturday 10 p.m.

BARBARA MUTTON. EDDIE BRACKEN

"HAPPY GO LUCKY"

will, DICK POWill, MARY MAttIN

OUSON WEIUS in

"JOURNEY INTO FEAR"

JACK POT KENO "BOWERY AT MIDNIGHT"

"LADX BODYGUARD"

hpORRANCl?Hj A H E A T K JCf

PHONE IORDANCE 131

"DAWN ON THE GREAT DIVIDE"

"SUNDOWN KID"DEAD END KIDS in

'"NEATH BROOKLYN BRIDGE"

iijoofflfmiiL"GARDEN AWTHEATREX*.

PHONE MENLO 4-27S7 1 EARPHONES FOR HABD-OF-HEARING

CRYING ROOMS FOR BABIES |

"PITTSBURGH" I "SHERLOCK HOLMES

IN WASHINGTON"

SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY

"MOON IS DOWN" "DIXIE DUGAN"

JACKW'POT KENO 2 MAJOR FEATURES

_ ___________ ̂ -^ ....^ __________ Mlt fc Giiiioii632 Avalon Blvd.. Wilminflton

Wilminrjton 968 CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY

F,om 17 Noon

Mission to MoscowWAITER HUSTON -AISO

"3 HEARTS FOR JULIA"MEIVIN DOUGLAS

"Crash Dive"TYRONE POWER

"HIGH EXPLOSIVE"OINi PARKER

TWO GREAT NIGHTS!Friday and Saturday, July 2-3

BENNY CARTER ."IHAf AMAZING MAN OF MUSIC"

and Hit, Orchestra Featurin 3

Lovely Suzannah ChurchillFOR VOUR DANCING PLEASURE

rfiTririijn AT THE OL-ACH/ 1 It 1 /* N PIER AVt - AT STRANDLiUVVfl U HERMOSA BEACH