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TORRANCE- HERALD, ToTHURSDAY. AUGUST 31, t<VM
The Cargo Carrier M-2!t, new | Ixml of all life, brlow, ali(rier, has "Weasel"
and can travel swiftly over mud, snow or other treacherous tor-
lxipply or PITS
nicknamed theWhose light i.s truth, whose
warmth is love,Before Thy ever blazing throne We ask no luster of our own.
--Oliver Wendell Holmes
P£ft(£ WUN6V bu. TOM LOVELADY
Several Hundred Attend Hospital Ship's Rites
Several hundred members of the ship's hospital company of the U.S.S. Hope, Navy hospital ship, attended the commission ing ceremonies held at the Na val Drydocks, Long Beach, on Sunday afternoon.
Capt. Schuyler F. Helm, USN, commander, Naval Operating Base, commissioned the vessel and Commander A. E. Richards, USNR, assumed command. Com manding officer of the Army hospital aboard it Lt. Col. T. P. Protzman, M.C.
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Five Sons of One j Family In Service;' Is It a Record? j
Five sons of the late Thomas Justice, are in the armed services, and a sixth Is ahoiit lo join his brothers fighting in the various (lira tri-s of war.
Unless Ihe claim Is chal lenged, tills will stand as a record for Torrance five In the service and soon a sixth. Those who wish to dispute this record are welcome to do so, as the Torrance Herald wants a complete record of tile hoys overseas or in tile service in the United Sattes.
Paul N. .lustice, whose wife is employed at National Sup ply Co., and who has an eight- months-old son he has never seen. Is in the Navy with a rating of AS '-!/< . He is in Ihe South Pacific.
l.eon N. Justice is a seaman in the Navy anil Robert ('. .lust ire is a private first class In the Army, l^on being in Ihc South Pacific and Roltert helng wilh Ihc invasion forces in France.
Rowland Justice is a private first class in the Army and also is in France. Thomas Justice, AOM «/e in the Navy, is in the South Pacific. The sixth son, Clovls, i.s lust turn ing 18 and soon will be In one servfce or another. These three are the sons of the widow of Thomas Justice who resides at 1554 W. MOIh si., while I-con, Paul and Robert are sons by the first wife who died many years affo.
Wult School Classes Being Offered Here
Free cla.ss for adults in me chanical drafting again i.s beiug offered for evening students at Torrance High school. J. H. Hurehett, regular drafting in structor, will be in charge. This class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:45 lo 9:15 p.m. Blueprint reading ami ma chine drafting is part o. the work available. All interested persons are invited to register at the high school at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, or call J. H. Burchett, Torrance 315.
Classes in commercial subjects and gymnasium are also being offered on the same evenings at he same hours.
KITCHEN FATSHarbor City and Torrance
were the only harbor district communities during the month of July to report increased kitchen fat collections, according to the War Production Board. Tiie slump elsewhere was attrib uted partly to hot weather. Harbor City supplied 510 pounds in July compared with 384 In June and Torrance 3,126 pounds against 2,981.
Johnny Gallareto Home With Many Medals on Chest
Wearing the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters, 20- year-old Staff Sgt. Johnny C.al- lareto is home from 40 missions over Italy and occupied Europe. He participated in the softening up of the Normandy coast on Invasion Day. He holds also a presidential citation, won as a tail gunner on a Flying Fort ress during the epochal eight months he flew over Europe.
Graduating in 19-12 from Nar- honne High school, Sgt. C.alla- reto enlisted in the Army Ail- Forces in December of that year. He is home on a delay en route to the redistribution center al Santa Monica. He ar rived home Monday by train, having left England nearly seven weeks ago.
Sgt. Oallareto is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gallarelo of 23015 Cypress St., Lomita. His father is carpenler foreman at I he Columbia Steel plant at Tor rance. where Johnny worked for a short time after graduating from high school.
It is apparent that the young flying soldier is a good exam ple of the millions of youths who after the war will be back home to start life anew. His mother says he had no idea of what he would choose as a life career before going into Ihe service. When the "big show" is over he will he one of the many who will return to seek an occupation and build a foun dation for the next generation.
ON VACATIONMr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen,
2358 24flth St., and Mrs. Mar ") Willmorc and Mrs. Laura Tin' crTlto left Sunday for their cabin at Sllverado. Mrs. Wlllmnrc and Mrs. Turcotto spent the weekend and Mr. nnd Mrs. An dersen are spending the week, iust resting and vacationing
GIRLS' SOFTBALL CHAMPS PLAY . . . Here is Lucy Smith, slinger for the Universal Microphone Co. girls' softball team which is participating in the Southern California championship softball double-elimination tournament here. Games are played at 8 p. m. every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Chris Bogiagis Wants to Know Who's Worried
Care Needed InChristmas Giftlail OverseasFamilies of war prisoners
should use the current next-of- kin labels in sending their own Christmas parcels since no spe cial yuletide labels will be is sued by the Provost Marshal's office, home service department officials of Los Angeles Chap ter, American Hed Cross, ad vised this week.
The folio wing "do's and don'ts" for Christmas gifts be ing sent lo men and women overseas wen; disclosed by I hi lled Cross to aid in shipment:
Don't send home-cooked food, for even fruit cakes arrive molded or mashed beyond rec ognition; don't send diaries un less requested; don't send leath er goods to the Pacific theatre for leather cannot take the tropical climate; don't send gum or candy unless vacuum-packed in tins, lo the tropics; don't send anything you yourself Wouldn't want if you were trav eling or camping.
Were yon hoard oiit
e at (lie rallon omething
week cir did yuu c<iiii|iluln In » waller that your denil tasso was roid? Did you .spend a sleepless n I Kill after over In- dtilgint; in luxuries? And Isn't it simply terrihlc that you can't buy that new re frigerator? Tough world here.
Cpl. Chris KoKlagls of Tor- ranre, former pupil of Miss Irene Mills, journalism and Knglish (earlier at Torrance High Nchool. would be glad to share your hard luck. lie doesn't sny so, except between the lines. In u let(<'r from a foxhole tin Saipan. He en closed a special edition of the Saipan Post Dispatch. (lie American Forces- i«.vn dally mimeographed newspaper, fur Aiiierlean Inline ror ll'llptlnll. The paper cave a ri-Niune of what they know Mien- .ibollt Hie war anil the main events at home.
But t:hrls' Idler you could not read It without scratch- Ing your back or recoiling from Hie files, inosqiillos anil oilier Insects he so realivtlo- ally pictures.
After they landed seared.at that the American forcesstarted digging foxholes andfound they ciiuldu'l make II.
"After digging down u footor so we lilt solid rural . . .we bent our picks and broke
i many a trench knife trying lo1 dig in. Instead (of foxholes)i we built small barricades of, timber an:! pieces of broken
. He lias foiigbl on eight is lands. He didn't think he'd ever fight on this oni bomb ings, straflngs and an artil lery attack but "luckily I came out unscathed."
Chris adds there's no mo rale builder like u letter from home . . .
What was that you were worrying ubuut u while ago?
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It is a far cry between the airplane of 1710 and those win- ning the war for us in the far corners of the globe! And 10 it is with the Torrance National Bankl Today our service ex tends into every field of finance . . . that's why it is wis dom for every man to have a connection with a reliable bank . . . and that's why we invite you to join our thousands of satisfied depositors.
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