PAGE 2 TORRANCE 'HERALD, Torrance, California THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933

MINIATURE GOLD RUSHSTARTS AT MARYSVILLE

M.UIVSVIU.K. (I'.IM A .III-

liere Is RiiltiK thruUKh Un own private gold ruih.

II nil Mlarled when some gravel HUM taken rrinn an nlil mining site n.uil.y .in.I spread along the |Mith way* leading to tin

a lew flakes ol the prech -nqd I he "rush" was on

ChllMIH were I'lled with linn) ( nniiminliT anil li hlgN So far Hie gravel has pi dlirril ,i|.ln.iMnKil.lv V- Ml »..i of fcold

GLASS WORKER DIES

rrnnciv died i Tuesday nlgl age »f 82 year

vlll IIP hi.|<l |.'r 1:30 o'clock I...

(lla.lv * Wl.lt.' M..III rmn

KI.AMATII h'Al.1.8, Ore (II.P.) The RfPllloNt CrOP llf IHltlltlMIII

In ICInmntli i-iiniily history IH pre­ dicted lor thin area, producer of flni' Oregon N|.II.|K, hy County Agent c. A. llcn.lerson More than KI.OIIO acres mi' iii'i-dpil I.) potatoes.

KARL'S MAsoTEOM SHOES T207r7r.r°rl

Fall OpeningLots and Lots of

Men's, .Women's and Children's

New Fall Shoes

THE INSECT WITH THE $40,000.000 APPETITETERMITES

IS YOUR HOUSE INFESTED WITH THEM?

WE INSPECT YOUR HOUSE FREE OF CHARGE!Treatments for subterranean termitas (juaranleed or r«mipectioni and retreatmenta for fiv* year.. Guarantee backed by E. L. Bruca Co., Momphii, Tennessee. Bonded by Nat. Surety Corp.

Terminix Company of Southern Calif.Send Inquiries to Box S, Torrance Hernld

Constables Will Enforce License Laws In County

Co-operating willi tin- IMY cnl-

IcclorH dffll'1' Wllll n view ol li.M^I-

IMK incoming revenue fur the

. .unity. Hherlff Kitgene \V. Ills-

callus tiMlny lAHUfil drastic orders

In lilR riinnluliiihiry to enforce nil

HceiiM ordinances'.

Heglnnlng thl>i wi>t>k. ir,:i inil- foiinifl c.inMl.-il.l.'H mill Ihilr ilcpn- ili-». In lln< i:< t..\v;iulil|>N. will nil- vuiii-i- i>n nil vrn.li.i-M. Thi.lr urili-rn ri>.|iiin' llnil iiny p.'rsnnx r.>un.l vh.lallnit the llci'iwr milhinnce <Hhull I.I' cltr.l I.I .'null llrrr thl'Y

will l»> I'llhiT lln.-.l or rnmprll.Ml tn coiiHf tlic.lr Inisln.-Kii nrtlvltli'd unli'Hs they (ilitnln the iteei-npiiry lli-eliHe. Ihi' HluTirt' nlnlml. ,

|i,.l»loii in cnllNl tli<> alii t'i III.- NlierirfM eiiimtnlmlnry I n. I li e Ik'.'UMf flUiiioenii-nl priiKl'iun w:i» ri'iirhed at a nieetliiK nf the con- Htiiliiilnry In the ' Malllin jimtlce ei (iirt. ' Sheriff Hlsi'iiNn*. County Tux Ciillvctor W, O. Wvleli. Su|>- erlntrndviit \<'. T. Osteihnlt. of the

ln-r offlclnlN ~

FORD V-8 TEST CAR TO PASS THRU TORRANCE

II wax esliinate.l that t:ix le- eilptH reHultliii; Inun th,. ram paler) will exeecil l.y iine-tiilnl tile pre»- ent inonllily nverauv of J-ja.OOO.

III the drive, all Kitxnlilie sta­ tion.-. liepr Hardens. w a y « I il e DtanilH, ivNtuiirnnt.i anil other liut<lne.4« cstalilUlinients will lie viHlte.l. Wl.eelill attention will lie I ...1.1 to various pi'dillerH and Molleltors. slli-li a.s rleaners an. I dyers, lainuliy wnKonB. Ice truekH. milk trucks an, I liaUrry dlHtrt- lilltors. All such vehicles will he stopped hy the ..fflcers HB.l In- vestlKiited to determine whethor Ihey IMISSCSS a license. Sheriff Hiscalln/. announced.

Our Policyis in strict accordance with theN. R. A. Patronize the storesdisplaying the Blue Eagle.

Out Prices INCLUDE the State Sales Tax.WI DO OUR RANT

-A&FS FINE MEATS AT LOW PRICES-

OR SWISS 1FANCY GRAIN-FEP

Prime Rib Roast GRAIN-FED

19lb.

T3 -^ _ .,4. Choic* ol «uy cut I\OcLSt F.n.ncy Gr^n-F.d B..I

FRESH GROUND BEEF 2 «» 19=TJ _ _ _ _ SUNNYFIELD OR Jfrlb. .Do. CO XI SWIFTS PREMIUM Pkg.

Lanvb LieCfS GENUINE 1933 SPRING ib.

Rib Boiling Beef lb - 5C

BUTTER Golden State lb. 22'

nding be-.

At Left: Route to be followed in test run,

hich will include ToteApce, according to Schultz

ckham, local Ford Dealers.

Ford V-8 Away In 10-Day "Fact

Finding" TrialHuge Crowd Cheers As LongBeach Mayor Starts Pullen

On Long Economy Run.

Chthe L ch cityered Ix.f

hall, Hrtdle P.illlcn. famous imto- mi'tlvt> -engineer and one-time rac­ ing driver, begun the first lap of Ills in-day "l-'iml V-R l-'act-Klnd-

Ing run" at 12 noon today. A fleet ol 40 blue-and-whlte Ford sedans followed Pullen In single file, act­ ing as his escort during the lap..

Kor the next 10 days and nine nights, Pullen will follow a route. passing through Torrance a.ljaeimt cities. Mrlvlng nt all times at average operating speed, I'ulU-n Is expected to demonstrate

afternoon nt 3:28, In the history- making test-run.

Mayor Chacks Gas Supply

Mefore 1'ullen's start. Mayor Mo.rrltt p:. Paddock of Long Beach briefly promised him the city's co­ operation and best wishes for the sne.eess of the test. The mayor also supervised the measuring and sealing of the car's first supply of gas. oil and water. I'nblased news­ papermen will accompany the car on every lap to check the meas­ urements of each refill.

At the send-off ceremony, I. U. Groves, manager of the Ford sales and assembly plant near Uong Heach, announced Pullen's sched­ ule and explained the purposes of the run.

ately

Tells Aims of Test "The Ford dealers of the I^ong

for conducting this spectacular run." Oroves explained. "That Is to show conclusively the actual performance of tlu> V-8 under everyday circumstances. It is one of n series of tests which have

.nd »0 i |,e<,n ,. t0 educate the public In all parts of the country.

Kiich lap of Pillion's route will be about 137 miles Ions. Including the following citl

oil

Xpert, illeage

v-'* linger oondl-of thin area.

alsi. make a full report car's performance nt all tin tnst the text.

Sohultz & 1'eekham. .loc,1,-alers. have been Kdille Pullen will ai iiBt-ncv. 1511 rnhrillo

dvlsed that Ive nt their

Ifuntlngton Heach. Newport neach. Spnta Ana, Orange. Annheim. Kul lirton, . Urea, l^i Habra. Whitti

Herm nee. San

Tfcllflower. Hynes, I,y

Dead). Hedondu. Ton Pedro and Wllmington.

The run Is slated T,OHK Pench at 6 p. m

Demand Board Take Action In Nepotism Cases

People's Lobby Objects toEmployment of Two or

More of One Family

Demand that tne board of supc Isors take "Immediate action 1

agninst the practice of nepotl: nmonK county employes was libefore thehy the 1'eoplc's Lobby of Callfornla.

"The practice of nepotism, oie employment of two or mor

members of one family, will. I discontinued, release mai sa-nds of jobs on public payroll to deserving and qualified pen now unemployed" or dependent public charity for support," th letter stated.

It was pointed out In this nection that this new employ would release considerable pur chasliiR power which will react t the general benefit of the munlty.

"Nepotism takes two > forms." the cornnutnicatioi plained. "In one case, t' more members of a faml] employed In the same brat department. In the second formtwo nbfi-s of famll

EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEETHE WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING BRAND 3U>.

FRESH EGGS SUNLIGHTII S. iKXTRAS - LJULQI

SUGAR PURE CANEFINE GRANULATED

dozen

10 £ 47Cbag

BEER EDELWEISSCOUNTRY CLUB

ATLAS-PIEL'STO 12-oz. $1.25XaCaJ bottleS I

2 BOTTLES 23c ' PLUS USUAL DEPOSIT

Del MaiziNibiets 2 can. 25C Del Monte Peas "".a2 15°Tomatoes IN PUREE Noc.n3S 9C Zee Tissue 'Ou 4CTlina ITIaaL-Ao. CORONADO 1 r\e- X«T'll WH1TEHOUSE O la" 1 l~lr'lUnariafKeS «-os. can lU0 NlliK EVAPORATED ' O cans I/0Delgado«.Honey ~*?• 19C Baker's CocoaOar Own Tea l£. 25C Purex BLEACHMazola Oil sir: 20C Post Toasties7x)inkSalmcais^)M Nc.01 12c Beans

are employed In different branch flfv. county, state, federal. scho« district, etc.

lilcli Is adopted shouk1

iployed

Any 4aent more than on

a family from being i of public funds nt the s

Lobby urged, us far. the supervl:

flatly declined to take uremedy a situation

used caustic criticism ipornth

Brand ju nde -a formn

aso they took rofujre behind opinion frtim the county coun that tlie board hnd no power t refuse to employ women wl huslwnds iilso were employed the county.

When tlu> Ko:ne months

that body be furnished with a It of county employes stating "Jiu who was related to who." tl county employes association ol Jected. brought pressure on tl supervisors, n^nd eventually tl matter was dropped with no con

eraldWith Which Is Consolidated the Lomita News

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF TOKRANCEAdjudicated a Legal Newspaper of LOB AnReles County. 'Superior

Court Casw No. 218470. Dared M;ncli 22. 1927.

Narcotics Chief Declares War On Marihuana WeedSACRAMENTO. (U. P.) Call-

ornla hag declared war on mari- luumi the nation's "depression larcotlc."

William O. Walker, chief of the tate narcotics division, announced ere that his bureau. co-operatinR ith federal authorities, has stnrt- 1 un extensive drive on all mari- uana growers, peddlers a^nd users. "The use of marihuana' clgarels

as Increased so rapidly ttmt It as become a national drug men­

ace." Walker said. "California's blem is emphasized because

STORY 1Continued from Page 1

destitute and in distress. He stated that the board of supervisors had inaugurated the work-relief Idea so that many who ordinarily arc able to care for themselves, but who during the depression were unable to find work, could be given employment at county ex­ pense and thus save their self

stated, the work-relief plan has ided to discourage those enjoy- ; Its privileges to seek employ- nt elsewhere and they have*ome satisfied to accept their i days work a

his Is of the largest marl-luana producing states. The plant

requires heat and thrivSacramento and San Joaciuln val­ leys and the I,os AnBelea area,"

The first few days of the drive <aw the seizure of approximately l.EOO marihuana plants. The plants

e placed in Quarantine and M-ed destroyed. Walker re­

ported.Marihuana, the officer reported,

i a hard-times dma;. I*roduc ost Is slight and there are irmiKKllnK expenses. A 25-cent Igaret made of the marihua lower offers the smoker th lours of exhilaration and scve

hours of the not-so-pleasant after effects.

These "after effects," incidental ly. Include loss of power in thi limbs, rapid pulse and slow respi ration followed by catalepsy am convulsions when used In larpri quantities.

The trouble maker Is a tal plant with slender stem, lone spiny leaves and narcotic-heart: blossoms. It Is Identical with In­ dian hemp or hashish In appear anee and effect.

"Because It has become one o our most serious dope menaces we Intend to scout the state an< stamp It out at the source," Wal ker said.

wait fo themonth's call. The taxpayers has bee Quinn stated, that

burden the

dent

ra In the county another family, as cent and 25 per <

e county c celvlng

Instances were cited hy Superin­ tendent Jensen of employers helnR

able to secure workers to bar- it crops because those men imlly available for this work are w on county rolls and would not ?ept jobs from private cmploy- i. To eliminate this condition, nsen proposes to set up'employ-

offic nycounty rolls who refused to

cpt a job when offered it. will he dropped from the rolls and no

ther assistance given by the

Professional Directory

Dr. A. P. StevensonPhysician and Surgeon

Oiffce Levy Building 1311 Sartori Avenue

Phones,House, 674 Office, 96

Torrance, California

Hospital Attaches Discuss N.R.A. Code

Miss Esther Maxwell, superin­ tendent, Mls» Kthelwyn Niles, Mrs. Minnie S. Brooks, of the Jared Sidney Torrance hospital! staff, and Don Flndley, secretary of the Tor­ rance Hospital Association, at­ tended a meeting of the Southern California Hospital Association held at the Cedars of Lebanon hosplttil. Ij»t Aniceles, Tuesday.

At this meeting the principal discussions centered around the proposed hospital code, under the N. R. A., and the application ol tile miles tax.

NOTHING DOES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE AS YOUR TELEPHONE

Dr. Alden W. SmithOptometrist

Graduate U. S. C. College ofOptometry

1503 Cabrillo, Howard's Jewelers Telephone 157-R

Drs. Mitts and MittsCHIROPRACTORS

Office Hour. Evenings9 a. m. 12 Noon By1 p. m. 5 p. m. Appointmesit

1625 Cabrillo Aver.ueAbove Earl's Cafe

Torrance, Califernia, Phone 377

l£ 20£,?,: lO*~ 13cpkg.

GR AVENSTEIN ̂ WPPLES FANCY 6Ur/IA BEANS "KM 3 '- lOc TOMATOES "««E 3 ib. lOc

SEEDLESS GRAPES THOMPSON s 2 lbs 5C

15Cv

On a Continuous .. . 10-Day Fact-Finding Economy Run!

THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY

PRICES Ef tFECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 and 26, 1933IN ALL STORES IN LOo AN3ELES AND ORANGE COUNTIES

Now you'll know the truth about Ford V-8 economy. At oooo today Eddie Pullcn leaves the Long Beach plant on a lO-day. 10-night test . . . through busy city c/mfSc and out on the road uphill and down fast and slow! Not a nut. but a long, conclusive trial under the typical conditions of this area. Officials will measure and seal each refill of gas and oil. The car is strictly a ittdt mtJtL

Guts* th* Milwfl. .nd WIN A PRIZE!VTc expect PoUca to g« from I* 10 li nito 10 the (•Uon-ir*«J Jtjtm lUmk' Caas bebrt 6pm., A«gu« Mih, « your Ford Dc*l<n!

Follow Hit Record Run Ovw KFOXIwill idl PulUa'l ttc- o«« bcfwccn 9 and

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DR R. F. BISHOPDentist

X-Ray Service1625 Cabrillo, Room A

_______ Phone 341

DR. 0. E. POSSUMDentist

X-Ray ServiceHours Cornsr El Prado

I a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sartori Ave. Phone 186 Torrance, Calif.

Drs. LANCASTER and SHIDLER

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONSPhono:

Office. 14; House, 15 «nd 118Office Pint Nation*) Bank Bkln.

R*s. Cor. Pott and ArlingtonTorr«no«, California

Daily ndio annottnc onl-ooct « IJ:M>p.*>. «

Ford10 p. a. Call row

Schultz & PeckhamAuthorized Dealers FORD Products

1514 Cabiillo To; raneePhone 137

More than ever— you need your Telephone now

A TELEPHONE metMge from • friend may spell Opportunity—the chance you have been wait­ ing for.

Be luted where friend* can find you easily and quickly.

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Southern California Telephone CompanyBusiness Office: 1266 Sartori Telephone Torr.

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