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THUeftOAV, APRjl^M, 1941 TOUHAWCt HBRALD. Torrinc.. C.lilornl. ' DA4e».tt.
Homes For Sale i
7-BOOM HOUSE, 1>4 BATHS PART CAN BE RENTED AS PRIVATE APARTMENT WITH SEPAItATE EN TRANCE GOOD LOCATION, NEAR
ASK US ABOUT GOOD LOTS KOR HUSINEHK OR HOME HUII.DINCI.
I REMCOI HOB SARTORI TOU. 5
IKOII KALE OU LEASK IJrautll home liullt to K.H.A. H|ioc!flc Uana In nice n-Blrii ntlnl dlatrlc * Extra Inriw ruorn«. Muny ti muni fcnturi*. Huxa and (Ira - oriM IncllKlrd. Klroplnce. Fro room 14X21. othiT runniH proportion. 16 10 I!ci>ch. To
1 will iiliciw' KatiiiiliiVH or Sun <1n Vs.
1 Western Village1 APPROVED FOR F.H.A. 1 LOANS1 WHOLESO'MB ENVIRONMENT1 ACCKSSimlJTY. I PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS 1 , NO BONDS I INDIVIDUAL REFINEMENTS. R IF THESE FEATURES AP- II PEAL TO YOU AS A PROS- II PECTIVB! HOME OWNER, II YOU WILL, BE INTERESTED 1 IN OUR ...
1 NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. MOD- 11 ERN IN KVERY RESPECT. il FOR SALE AT AN ATTRAC- II- TIVE MGURE.
-GENE HAMILTON1 1612 W. Caromx Tor. 6841
Real Estate . 8J" IXOUNOU *NO WANTID
IwiLI. EXCHANGE equity':! year 1 nlil mudurn home for clear lot, 1 cloMc in. Tnrmnce S63.
Business 901 .-"OR SALE POPCORN candy I tobacco store tine locatlo*. A 1 bargain owner ill 2208 Lomlta 1 blvd.
1UVEHP, SELLERS, BORROWERS, LENDERS, IMPORTANT NOTICE!
ACTION 8110 or the California Civil Code presumes all sales or chattel mortBiiKM of businesses to be FRAUDULENT, and ol' buyer* or Ipmlerx to he liable for tlm dolitn of sellers or bar- rowers In evnnt of failure to record and publish Notice of Intention to Kell or Borrow a* required by the strict Bulk Snlei. Jjiw of thin State. For copy of the low, further Int'j-- matlon and thini foO|H». Inqulro ^Torr/(nco"'HeTSTar US" El Pridd.
Money to Loan 92
GET CASH FOR
SPRING EXPENSES THIS SIMPLE WAYLoans can be arranged In 15 minute* at Poixotml Finance Company. No employe , friends or relatives notified. Co-ulKnere seldom rviiulred.- Courteous, private service. Consideration both before ami after you get your loan. ThcBo arc u few of the reasons why more people borrowed from The Pernonnl Kluanoe Company lust year than from any cth.r ilmilar company.
CASH Monthly payments Including TO ALL rosin for: YO\1 6 mo. 8 mo. 1Z mo. 21) mo.f 10 | 8.41 * MS f 2.U2 J l.»S f 60 10.76 6.117 4.87 3.21 1100 S1.65 13.96 0.75 0.41 J200 42.85 27.7: 19.SS l'-.li51300 04.11 41.41 28.82 18.80
PICK YOUR OWN PAYMENTS
LOANS MADK ON SALARY, AUTO or
FURNITURE.For a Personal Loan See THE
PERSONALFinance CompanyAUBBKT II. OLSON. Mgr.
6S« 8. Pacific Phono 256« SAN 1'EDUO
NEXT TO OWL DRUG STOBE 1 hour frev parking "t 6lh &
PUL'lflc parking lot.
. Rent that
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Want Ad
Torrance 444 I
Automobiles !ItUCKi, TDAIlllf, MCTOtCYCUS
WILCOX CHEVROLET Co
YOUR TORRANCE CHEVROLET DEALER
IF YOU READ THE DAILY' PAPERS
YOU KNOW ,
PRICES ARE GOING UP
BUY NOW WHILE WE HAVE A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT AT LOW PRICES LONG TERMS AND LIBERAL TRADES1837 FORD COUPE, DELUXE,
LOADED WITH EXTRAS. "
1937 FORD l'-OHDOR KEDAN.' DELUXE
1935 CHEV. SEDAN, TRUNK.
1036 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN, EXTRAS.
1936 CHEV. SPORT SEDAN, DELUXE.
1937 CHEV. COUPE. DELUXE.
1938 CHBV. COUfE, DELUXE.
1B38 CHEV. MASTER SEDAN.
1938 CHEV. DELUXE SEDAN, MANY EXTRAS.
IF THE CAR SUITS YOU. WE WILL MAKE THE PRICK SUIT YOU.
SPECIALS TODAY
1930 FORD 2 door, really nice, new tires, radio, new flnlnh Inside nnd out, rt>.
brakes. Seu thin cur then ask the prise. You will be
1936 FOIID 2 door, with trunk, new finish, also, a real bargain. 1936 FORD 4 door trunk sudiin. still another good buy.
1 UV WHERE YOUR USED CAR (1UARANTEE REALLY GUARANTEES YOUR USED CAR.
WILCOX CHEVROLET Co
1609 CABRILLOPHONE 1478 or 1479
TORRANCE MOTORS
Authorized Pontlac Dealer
'39 HUICK SPECIAL TOUR ING SEDAN, ORIGINAL IJLUK FINISH. RADIO. ETC. LOW MILEAGK, LOCAL <^AR. EXCELLENT CONDI TION. LOWEST FINANCE RATH .................................. »6»S
35 FORD DELUXE SEDAN. GOOD CONDITION, .GOOD TIRES, RADIO ............._.»246 -
31 CHEVROLET MASTER COUI'I-:. NEW PAINT, GOOD CONDITION, UNTIL SAT. ONLY .................................... ?1«6
30 PLYMOUTH DELUXE TOURING. SEDAN. IXX'AL CAR, HAS HAH ONLY ONE OWNER ......................... .......J325
39 CHEVROLET COUPE. ORIGINAL FINISH. FIRST CLASS IN EVERY WAY. Jl IS DOWN. SMALL MONTH LY PAYMENTS.
K CHEVIUJLET SEDAN, GOOD TIRES, NEEDS SOME
BUY YOUR NEW PONTIAC NOW BEFORE TAX
GOES ON
A NEW PONTIAC DELIVERED IN
TORRANCEAS LOW AS...... $984
"IT'S THE CAR THAT COUNTS
NOT TUB CONVERSATION"
CABRILLO AT GRAMERCY
TOR. 851
Want Ads In our papers cover
rrance, Lomita, Harbor City,
Horla, Keyctone and parti of
rdena and the Shoe String
Automobiles 9HUCKS, IIAIll»S, MOTOICYCtll
THE HOUSE OFLINCH
CONTINUES TO LEAD IN OUTSTANDING
BARGAINS FOR THE USED CAR BUYER
50 CARS TO CHOOSE
FROM1986 DODOE SEDAN............»365
1986 REO COUPE _ _..._.......»196
.1937 OLD8MORILE
'l»36 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN ............................_....»266
1932 PLYMOUTH COUPE ..J125
1936 PLYMOUTH SEDA!?H«
1938 DODGE SEDAN............»495
1984 CHEVROLET SEDAN «160
1937 CHEVROLET COUPE $396
1936 OLDSMOBILE
1»S8 DODGE COUPE ........»526
1535 CHEVROLET '2-DOOR SEDAN - ................... _ ..........»260
1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN-1195
1937 DODGE COUPE............1426
1936 CHEVROLET COUPE $825
1982 CHEVROLET SEDAN »125
,1936 CHEVROLET COUPE $265
1936 PONTIAC COUPE........$316
1987 DeSOTO SEDAN ... $476
1940 DODOE SEDAN............$736
WALTER G. LINCH
DODGE-PLYMOUTH AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1922
277 So. Pacific
Redondo BeachREDONDO 2122
lUto Accessories 96
1st CLASS LUBRICATING JOB
NOTHING OVERLOOKED
$1.00BATTERIES $3.95 ex.
GET TICKETS HERE FOR DRAWING EVER Y SAT. NITE OF A '41 FORD V8 2- DOOR SEDAN.
HEDGE'S RICHFIELD
SERVICE1924 CARSON
TOR. 7072000 USED TIRES, 60 GOOD USED CARS, TRUCKS, TRAIL ERS. CLOSING OUT AT YO UR TERMS, NO FINANCE OR INSURANCE CHARGE. WE TRADE.
.UNCLE PETE'S16813 S. Western Menlo 4-9214
Bill's Auto WreckingGUARANTEED USED PARTS) IATTEKIKS ....................$1.60 ox.
F IT'S PARTSrSEE BILL" 1109 Loniltu Blvd., Harbor CityPhone Lomita 395
uto Repairing 97
AUTO TOPSAND UPHOLSTERING
HAVE THEM INSTALLED BY EXPERIENCED WORKMAN. NO OVERHEAD CHARGE.
CHAS. F. COXIfif, »40th St. T.nm. ROB
bo Late to ClassifyIHIK I -n>i. m nmilshi-il house, hiilli. ii,,ii|iif KuriiKv, »u»luoom, <• lichen und hrooder lioumMvlth inn younit pullets, (will be lay ing Boon). 2 corner lotn 90«140 umwhnmentB all pn|U. Price $8,- 150.00, »750.00 down, Imllince inonlltly. This in a real hiiyfol 80 ill-one who would lllln u phife Of thin kind. Jlluf Ku(4 ofTor- niiiuu, Torriincc Investment Co., 1409 Kiirtort
UTE open in ToiTaijou.must have CD '. Only man of good i-liar- ii..' or couDldereil (or thin life- Uiny opportunity. IlnCaranco ruquireil. Write for interview, n IK •/,. Tornmi'ii Heiulil.
(tai'iisc, watut paid. K70 3181 1 HI.
<OOM [iirnlulitHl biiiine with -gitv- agu. 'Wilier paid. 809 Arllnstou. Inqulie 7«6 Uurdcr. Vni-nnt Bun- Uuv,
00 biiyti »76.00 L & U Electric HuiiHi'. I'lock ntrol-lllu> new; niuiKl tlinlnti tithle. 1 rlmliti >6.oi); u»vfiiport. rucktT I1J.UU. tiuj't rcindiuon. 901 Reed apart- ini'iitn. (ovi-r niwouat Drug-.)
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Annamary Dickey (right) Metre Guide to Eleanor Sta
Local Paint Store LA giant collection of hundreds
of color photos of rooms and lomes decorated with moderr paint colors has arrived here and will be on display at the Tor ranee Paint and Wallpaper Store 1119 Sartori ave. The collectionwhich was compiled by the Dec oratlve Studios of the Sherwin- Williams * Company, nationally known paint manufacturers,* wil also be lent to householders by ha local paint store during the
coming weeks.'
No Time Lost at Sew L B. Plant [or Douglas Co.Workmen started ' Monday
morning uncrating lathes and other machine tools for installs tion in the Douglas Company1 new North Long Beach plant, i luilding No. 6, while the con ractor was putting on the fin shlng touches to the structure
Not a minute is being lost. About 100 inspectors, machine
tool men and timekeepers wer summoned Monday to prqpar
lie machinery for the productlo and assembly lines; Three bays each 300 by 50 feet, are bein used for setting up the machine on wooden skids, on which they will be moved into place whe engineers are ready to string ou he assembly lines.
Some of. the jigs and certain other parts to be used fn build ng the Douglas bombers 'and
transport planes at the new ilant are being made at th ianta Monica and El Scgundo lants. Certain of the employes
it the 'two plants now operating lave be.cn designated as the Long Beach group," and wil
become key men in the new lant. May 1 will see the offices of
ie Douglas Company in Long leach moved into Building No. i at the plant, and control o: ic huge plant will be central
ized there from then on, accord-ng to plant.
By July 4, the new plant will c operating, and will have a ayroll of $500,000 a week, ac-
iording to Geoffrey Morgan, pub- c relations counsel.
panish Classes to tage Fiesta April 30 t Narbonne U.S.The Spanish classes at Nar-
onne high school under the di ction of Mrs. Maria Galindo, ill present "Una Fiesta Mexi- na" on Wednesday, April 30,
o which the entire community invited.
It is a stage presentation do- cting what a fiesta would be
Ike. There will be many Spanish d Mexican songs, dances, and
nstrumental numbers with 05 udents taking part. To aid In carrying out the
ionic, the perXormerti will wear lorful Spanish coatuitws and are will be merrynmklng; dur- g the entire evening, according
Mrs. Galindo who uddgd that t hopo the entire community 11 be In tti« audltovlum by 8
STHKSS CALMNESS HAMILTON, N,' Y. (UP.) -~ e Colgate University faculty a been urged to Increase cm- msls on dally classwork reclta- otis and preparation to "calm ic fooling of uneasiness and mi nt growing among colluge ttu-
cnth as 11 ri'snlt of nni.sonptlon 1 world condition.1*." ,
Read Our Want Ada t
ityling Guide Arrii
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politan Opera Star, explains die i iber, newest discovery 'of the fan
ends Color Scheme CodecAccording to the Company's
.color experts, the huge guidt not only shows exactly how read>-to-use paint colors look ir any room, thereby eliminating guesswork and disappointment but It can teach the average per son how to use color in the home There would be fewer drab 'homes in America, they contend if people could see a color com bination before it is actually painted on the walls.
Some of the Guide's pointers or
Trio Rebekahs Pay Tribute to Assembly Leader
TOo Rebekah lodge was hon ored last night when the presi dent of the Rebekah Assembl of California made her socia visit to the lodge.
Decorated in the president' colors of Nile green and orchid the banquet hall was a garde scene, with dainty May basket for favors and spring flower and orchid and green candle carrying out the color scheme.
Carrying May basjlttts, , eigh supporters of the different sta tions presented a gift to th president while the district dep .uty president, Elvira L. Nobbs sang. Mesdames Lena Omohun dro, Georgia Tappin and Clar Conner served as entertainmon committee and Mesdames Ada Andersen, Grace Owen, Helen Wilson, Juanlta Parson, Mabe Quinn and Marshall Tappin were responsible for the refreshments and dining room decoration.
Mrs. Phoebe Sykea, junior pas noble grand, was elected delegat to the Rebekah Assembly which will be held the second week in May by Santa Cruz, California.
Jimmy Alexander Has Gala First Birthday Party
Little Jimmy Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. James n. Alex ander Jr., of 25532 Senator ave Harbor City, celebrated his first birthday last Saturday. The table was decorated with a "Happy Birthday" tablecloth and Indi vidual baskets for each guest. A large birthday cake with one candle adorned the center of the table, and was presented by his grandmother, Mrs- E. H. Cooper of Lomita.
Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Glcnn of Po- nona and Mrs. Ray Wright of Redondo Beach and pictures were taken of the party. Jimmy's quests included two grand- nothers, Mrs. E. H. Cooper and
Mrir. James Alexander, his mpther and his great-aunt, Mrs. A. J. Pray of Monterey. Other ;uests were Carol Ann Selbcky, 'aickic and Patty Jean Yclden,
Wells Gordon Jr., Judy and Bar- >ara Wright, Carol Diana Mat- hews, Sandra Lee Daj'ey, Mes- .amcs Carl Selbeky, Jack Yoi- len, Wells Gordon Sr., Ray
Wright, A- Matthews, Melvln 3avey, E- Glenn,. David Alfexan- er and Joe .Megraw.
Walteria P.T.A. to Give Benefit Show ott Friday Evening
Walteria P.T.A. will have a rograni at the school Friday Ight at 7:80 p. m., proceeda to e used for wilding dolrgates to )e convention. There will be two lays, "A Mere Man" and "Bar- aln«," and. a musical program, hddren of. the school may ut-
und thu drees rehearsal on Frl- ay afternoon.
it pays to order your ad morehull once.
res in Torrance
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W "'ll *s*rr«» ^ ^^Himmise of the new Paint and Color Style lous Opera organization.
tion to Householderscolor include; Use light wall col-
. ors if a room is dark; paint cell- ings white or a pale color for greater light or if the ceiling is low; use warm paint colors such as rose, dusty pinks, yellows to make a room seem cozier; use deep, restful colors for dens or libraries, and gay, cheery colors in breakfast nooks and informal "dining-rooms. The guide shows hundreds of color schemes for every room in the house as well as for house exteriors.
Dieterich-Dennis WeddingAttended by Scores Friday
At a beautifully appointed wedding Friday evening at the Wilshirc Wedding Chapel, Miss Marian Louise Dennis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis, recently from Boston, Massa chusetts, and Francis J. Dieter- ich, son of Mrs. Stanley H. Sellers- .of 2456. Redondo blvd., were united In marriage In the presence of relatives and close triends.
Following the ceremony in which Miss Dennis was at tended by Mrs. Russell Abstcn and the groom by William Fow ler, a reception was held at the home of the" bride's parents.
For her wedding costume the bride chose a beige suft with ac cessories ' to match and wore a corsage of roses. Her attendant wore turquoise ,blue and cor sage of gardenias and the groom's mother, in pale blue formal, also wore gardenias. The bride's mother wore an orchid gown with corsage q£ pansles.
The groom's gift to the bride was a new car to which the couple left for Sacramento where they will spend their honeymoon. On their return 'they will live at 3800 Vermont ave. Dieterich, who formerly lived In Lomita, is head of the silvering department of the Republic Glass Company. >
Attending the ceremony wen. Uestrs. and Mesdames Stanley 3. Sellers, Charles Dennis, Rus
sell Absten, John Schilling, Clar ence Kleest, H. D. Andersen, ialph Newton, Joseph E). Dle- erlch, Mcsdames Blanche
Sparks, Walter Rosenfeld, Betty Sullivan, Blvln Trumbo, Bessie Jrecley, John Fraser; Misses
Irene Gaskl and Edith Newton and Charles Dennis Jr., James >cnnis, Jack Dennis and Wil- lam Fowler.
iardena Art Exhibit ittracts Gateway
P.T.A. Council MondaySo that members may enjoy
he annual art exhibit at Gar-, ena high school, the Gateway '.T.A. Council will meet there
Monday morning, April 28. This exhibit, held for a num-
>e'r of years, attracts many vis- ;orn. and this year will have
paintings by more than onehun- rcd artists. From the showing, ie school will purchase two
[wintlnge tp add to Its fine col- uctlon. Visitor* arc welcome.
SWAMPS STUDIICI)EU2ABETHTOWN, N. C. (U.
'.) An old theory that inimer- 4s lakes anil swamps in south- astern North Carolina, were aueod by fulling nii'teorito* nany cunturie* ago Is being tudk'd by John C. McCampbell, f thu University of North Car- Inu.
Ki-ud Our Want, Adb i
Board Rejects New Geyer Plea
For the third time the Lo Angnles board of education las' Thursday night refused to glv special consideration .to Rep. Lee B. Geyer of Gardena who asked tp be kept on a list of active teachers altho he Is now serving his second term as 17th district congressman.
With the exception of Mrs. Fay Alien, who wanted the board to rescind its previous action which ended Geyer's affiliation, as a teacher in the Gardena high school, members stuck to their former decision that according to school rules no teachers ex cept those in military service
consecutive semesters. Geyer's case was appealed to
the board by State Senator Rob ert Kenney, who likened all gov ernment service to military ser vice and suggested the board grant leaves to officeholders un til "six months after he is dc feated for reelection."
Two teacher organizations sup ported Keimey's proposal. Mrs Alien's call for a new vote, how ever was ruled out on the grounds no one who supports a losing motion can again -bring the matter to vote. She support ed Geyer's two previous requests for extended leave.
H.C. School Will Benefit From Ham Dinner Event May 1
The Citizens Committee will ilve a ham dinner at Narbonne Thursday, May 1, at 6 p. m. for the Harbor City school fund for a sound moving picture machine.
Mrs. Frank Atkinson has charge of the ticket sale, dinners being 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Richard Scdcri is chairman and will be assisted by Mesdames Andrew Maftright, Leo Suiter, W. F. Huppkc, W. E. Dana and Frank Atkinson.
Mrs. Sutcliffe will have charge of the musical prograhi, the Lit tle Symphony orchestra playing during the dinner and assisting with the program.
Harbor City School to Observe May Day
Harbor City school will ob serve May Day and public school week jointly on May 2, according to Mrs. Jcannie D. Murphy, principal. . There will be open house from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., a Boys' Playday from 10 a. m. to 12 noon, then a luncheon for parents from 12 to 1 p. m.
From 1 to 3 p. m. the children will have a May Day Festival and the Harbor City Citizens Committee Is giving a -dinner at 6 p. m. for the purpose of rais ing funds for a sound picture machine. The dinner will be held at Narbonne but the rest of the program at the Harbor City school.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson Is a new teacher, appointed to the Al and B2 grades. The school has gained 40 pupils, increasing from an enrollment of 283 to 328.
Mrs.C.B.Afrey to Head Lomita & Elementary P.T.A. S
Mrs. C. B. Alrey was elected president of Lomita Elementary P. T. A. for a second term last . Wednesday. Elected to serve with her were Mesdames R. B. Moffitt, first vice-president; J. S. Dresser, second vice-prerident; '. Thoc. Davidson, auditor; T. Rosa- bottom, historian; W. J. Byran, financial secretary; C. A. Hat- field, treasurer, and A. V. Young, . secretary.
Speaker' of the day was Kr. Oscar Elkins of the county health department. His subject was social hygiene and he ; brought sampled of medieinas ; now being used, explained theft- compositions and treatment used. Petitions were circulated for a ' consumer education class for next year.
No Rubber Crisis If War Comes -7
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (U.P.) If war should cut off the rul»-' jcr cupply from the Far East, the United States could meet Its needs from salvage and artifi cial resources, according to Dr. Howard L. Cramer, in charge Of the University of Akron.
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the popularity of a Boston neyv Miper man who suffering from serious stomach ailment triee BISMA-REX with such good resu hat he told his fellow worker about it and now has to hide h own supply_/ .:
EXPLANATIONThousands of sufferers like tl me described above say there nothing you can take that bdni
acid-Indigestion than Bisma-Re This pleasant-tasting a n t a c 1 powder starts to work almo nstantly. In three minutes yo
notice a wonderful Improvemen Acids neutralized; gas removei Many forms of indigestion rf Icf stop there; but BIsma-Re <eeps right on working. Hole tcldlty and gas In check for >rolonged period. Helps repa he harm done by excess acid he' stomach.' Enjoy for you elf the fast, prolonged relie hat has made Blsma-Rcx fam us. Only BOc at
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519 Cabrillo Ave., Torrano* "" Phone f80
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