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TORRANCE HERALD, Torrnnce, California. THURSDAY, JUNK 17, 1037.
DINE OUTAt Least Once a Week and When You Do—By All Means Try the ...
Cherry BlossomChop Suey
ParlorOpen Week Nights. Till 1
'Angeleno Has Camera Impounded Here i 1 for Attempting to "Shoot" P. E. Stock
A. M. Saturday Nights Till 4 A. M.
1314 SARTORI
Even tiro Raymond C. Fill- Irrton, 27-year-old Los Angeles bank clerk, is a 'member of the "Uailroad Boosters' club" and pursues the hobby of pho tographing railroad rolling stock, lie found out Sunday that he could not "shoot" the Pacific Electric's property here.
Discovered by a watchman as he loitered about the P. E.
_j_shQrjs_ulth_his_camcra,_Eul-_ ' lerton was detained until Cap
tain John Stroh of the local police department investi gated. - The Pacific Electric, according to Stroh,. is averse to having its property pho tographed without permission.
Fuller-ton's camera was Im- -I- pounded by -the watchman.
who said lie would send it to the main office of the com pany In Los Angeles and the photographer could claim it there. Fullerton said he had not taken any pictures here,
asserting that the three ex posures recorded on his lens- box were taken in San Diego.
State PicnicsTEKKK HAUTE, IND. ... All
former residents of this city are invited to attend the picnic Sunday, June 20, at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles. A pro gram, starting at 2 o'clock, will 'be presented and refreshments arc to be served to all;-J3uihLaJIome-Now!
VACATION NEEDS VACATION NEEDSPICNIC-PAK
Luncheon SetsPint—Norwegian O1 „
LlC6 Cups, 6 Spoons, 6 Forks, 24 Asst. Plates, 6 Napkins, 1 Table cloth— ONLY . . .
Bot. 100 Tablets TQ BAYER ASPIRIN . DUG
rial Size ENO SALTSSUN VISORSLge. Size, All No.'s PETROLAGARNew Style, Adjustable
TransparentGreen Visor Jars 12—Glycerine II,,
SUPPOSITORIES., litFlashlightsSolid Metal Case
Pint—Universal CASTOR OIL
OTHERNEWSTYLES
Focusing— Complete with Batter- ies and Bulb5 or 7'/2 Grain
TabletsUROTROPlhfc, Pocket WatchBATHING
CAPS4-oz. Pure GLYCERINE
Avon - Guaranteed 90 Days, Thin Model. Unbreakable Crystal.........
IF IT'S A PARTY... THE RB HAS IT!
Cocktail Napkins - Cochtail Onions - CochtailCherries - AH Kinds of Wine, Liquor and Beer
Mixers - Mixing Advice Shakers - Jiggers andSqueezers In Short the RB COVERS THE FIELD
BUY BEER AT THE RBAND ALWAYS GET IT ICE COLD!
ICE-COLD
Coronado BEER Plus Bottle Deposit
BROWN DERBY Cans 3 «or 25c; Bottles 4 for 25c
MAIER'S BEER Cans ............... . 3 f or 2£cEASTSIDE LUCKY LAGER ACME RANIER GOLDEN GLOW ALE ................. 10c 3 for
29cLucky Lager BEER 38cplus Bottle
Deposit
USP.
RUBBING ALCOHOL
MOTH BALLS1OC
EPSOM SALTS
BATHING 4 « C5 Lbs. Jl M,
WITCH HAZEL
Full f I CPt. A JL
35c Size—Ass't. POND'S CREAMS 55c Srze POGO ROUGE.. 37cReg.—Lipstick O4j TANGEE .... ............ JLC55c Size—Cream Q7 LAD^ ESTHER.... J/CMei Size »i ITALIAN BALM 44C
l»ENTIFItlCELge. — Tooth Pwdr. or DR. LYON'S JJC Lge.— TootfTPaste LISTERINE. Lge.— Tooth "Paste PEPSODE&IT Reg.— Toothpaste COLGATE'S_ Lge.— Tooth Paste" IPANA ._ _ . L~3c.— Tooth Pwci PYROZIDE
OO JjC
Fnrlc
ig\l5V2
BOOK MATCHES
Bookof so
SANITARY NAPKINS
12V...
"PROTECTO'Toilet Bowl Deodorizer, f%| Reg. 25c 3f
CIGARETTESAll Popular Brands
Luckys, Chesterfields,Old Golds, Raleighs,
Camels
2 FOH 25°
Artist J. C. Carroll's relief map of the "necklace of britlRcs" that no Bay, brings into the spotlight the key position held by the little-publicBay, brings into tlic spotlight the key position held by the little-publicized c in Gold Rush Days by the famous Admiral Farragut (top portrait) as bcini water commerce. Top left Admiral Farragut's original Navy Yard. Top r' battleship being refitted for Pacific service. Bottom photo Harry Soanes, V; Point Cut-off Road, ready to start his time test in a 1937 Chevrolet Master San Francisco City Hall via each route are shown in the box. (Se<- -icrompar
nmls the waters of San Francisco.ty of Vallcjo. Vallcjo was chosen
g a strategic location for land and igllt the modern Yard, showing a illejo Chevrolet dealer, at the Sears DC Luxe sport sedan. Times from lying story for further trip details.)
Traffic Men Promoted VACATION IN MOUNTAINSMr. and Mrs. Jerry Beckcr,
Miss Helen Haworth and John JRogcus..-proprietor..of _the.-Fam- ous Chill Shop, spent several days this week vacationing in the vicinity of Crystal lake, San Gabriel canyon.
CONGRATULATIONS RECEIVED following' announcement ol-'Uuir promotion to new freight traffic poiitioni brought imilei froni th«a Santa Fe Railway official.. A. M. Rcinhardt, left, wat named aimtant freight traffic manager, Coast Linei; G. L. Coin, center, wal eleratnl to general freight agent, northern California, and Fred H. Rockwell became aimtant general freight agent in the lame territory. They look over their new dutiet June 1.
READ OUR WANT ADS . . . AND SAVE MONEY !
Kword Claimed for CowLONDON. «U,-Prf Ar;w«_r±d; iwtth=thi
record .milk yield for a Short horn is claimed for a cow owned by Capt. E. S. Fielding John son, of Manor Farm, Compton Bassett, Wiltshire. In 24 hours she gave 72 pounds of milk, bringing her yield up to 32,715 pounds In 357 days.
Mother Valiant Hitch Hiker',' CLEVELAND. (U. P.) Fol lowing the call In her heart Mrs. Elizabeth Colarco, 23, hitch hiked 1,800 miles from Sir City, N. M., bringing her t children, Marie Antoinette, ti and John William, seven months to l*o near her husband.
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
July 4th Fete Plans Advanced
Those who by choice or nccea slty will remain, at home over the three-day holiday for July 4 will find much to Interest them here in Torrancc. Plans for a full day's celebration on Monday, July 5, were completed last evening by a group of or ganization representatives who met at the city hall.
The day's festivities- will be gin at 10 a. m. when all sorts of children's games and races will be held at the municipal park. A long list of prizes Is being secured for these chil dren's events which will con tinue until 12 noon. From 12 until 1:30 p. m. a picnic lunch is planned. Various organiza tions will be asked to Install unch and refreshment booths for those who do not care to
ig-trTBtr- own picnic baslretsrConcert ami Tulk
Starting at 1:30 p. m. an hour's concert by the Municipal band will be given In the band shell at the park. A short but highly Interesting patriotic talk will be given by Bert Mann, state^ chairman* oC the American Legion's Americanism " commit tee. Mann- Is reported to be a forceful orator with a vital mes sage.
At 2:30 a double-header ba.se- baJl game Is planned. The first game will be between the Amer ican Legion and the Moose lodge, and the. second game will be waged between two factory teams, as yet not chosen.
Free DanceIn the evening beginning at
9 o'clock there will be a free dance at the Civic Auditorium. It is planned to engage a good orchestra for this function which climaxes a full day's colebra- tlon. all- of -which--is- b'ehifr offered without charge to resi dents of Torrance and surround ing communities.
intlre program is being sponsored by the city Rccrea-,. tlon commission in cooperation
=the_-various organisations.: Among those who arc taking an active Interest in the celebration are: Mayor William H. Tolson, City Clerk A. H. Bartlett, W. H. Stanger, Dale Riley, Recreation commissioner; Thomas Wllkcs and Thomas Humer, Moose- lodge; Pat Boyle, American Le gion; Mrs. Thomas. Wilkos, Ladies of the Moose; L. J. Gil- nielster, Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. Vclora Murphy. Legion Auxiliary; Roy Winters, Eastern Star; Mrs. Addle Parks, N. B. | P. W. club; Vernon Coll, 20-301 club; Al Robinson, Kiwanls; Grover C. Whytc, Rotary; Dr. C. L. Ingold, Masonic lodge, and Mrs. Lilian Barrington, Woman's club.
DETOURBy BETSY BYRNES
"Her lirmv IN like the smm-drift, Her throiil IN like the HHIUI, Her fneo In the fairest That e'er the sun nhonc on."
What a tribute to a beautiful woman! QUESTIONS
Who was the author of the lines appearing above?
Many of you vacationists would like to take a trip to Ycllowfltone National Park. Can you tell us, without first getting out one of your beloved maps, In which state the greater part of Yellowstone National Park I.H situated?
And another thing! Why are flies able to walk on ceilings? TODAY'S PROVKKB
"He who IN born unlucky NtumblCH an he goes,
And I ho lip fall upon Ills. buck Is sure to break
lil« nose." Gcrnuin.
ANSWERSThe author of the lines at the
top was Douglass of Flngland. They arc the second vcrac pj "Annie Laurle." Douglnss wrote them as a tribute to Annie, who was 'tHo~oIiniBTrtcT~orarr~RiSbcfr" Laurle. The music of "Annie Laurlo" was written by Lady John Scott '
The greater part of Yellow- stone National Park is in Wyoming. The rest is partly in Montana and partly in Idaho. It is Interesting to note that this wonder spot covers 3,575 square miles.
Flies are able to walk on ceil ings because they hang on by capillary adhesion. They have ten thousand or more foot hairs! Don't you believe it? It's a fact! ADIOS
Do you know thisjikj snng?___ "'"Oh7~Tii'iVricy ~ls°~ihe meat in
the cocoumit, Oh, money Is the milk In the
jug! When you've got lots of
You feel very funny, - You're happy u» a hug In-
rug."
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Perfected Hydraulic Brakes . . . Greatest Pulling Power in Their Price Range ... New Steelstream Styling
Thousands of Chevrolet users will tell you that the best answer to your transportation needs is Chevrolet trucks!
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Chevrolet trucks are the most economical for all- round duty . . . because they give maximum gas and oil mileage, and will keep on serving over a long period with minimum care and attention.
And Chevrolet trucks ire safer, more modem, more durable . . . because they're the only low-priced trucks with Perfected Hydraulic Brakes, NewSterlstream Styling, and extra-strong Chevrolet construction throughout.
A»k your nearest Chevrolet dealer for a thorough demonstration today!
UmtnJ A/Man Inilqflmral /'«.« nmuWy pomnill U lull >vur ptnH.
'mORE POWER p*i qa£U LOWER COSTfi^ W'
Ed. Thompson
Additions to Homes Started
Additions and improvements to homes wcro the only new con struction launched hero during the past week, according to rec ords in City Enginoor Frank-JR.. Leonard's office. Permits were issued for the followlns works:
George Martin Is building an addition and porch to hl.s home at.703 Madrid, to cost $150; J. A. Young Is erecting a double garage on his property at 1691 Gramercy for $250,. and Mis.s Ada U. P. Chase is adding a glassed-in porch to her residence at 2118 Carson street at a cost of (175.
Bloodstains Show Burglar Hurt In Entering School
Some place some would-be school burglar is nursing a rai- lectiOh Af wounds-ap r-o«ult of his lootless entry into the ele mentary school here Sunday night or early Monday morning.
He broke a window on tjjc Plaza del Amo street sidp of the central building and," from the bloodstains found Monday morning, evidently cut himself badly entering and leaving the building. Nothing was taken, school authorities torn local police. .
Torrance HeraldAnd The lx>mitu Nmvs
Published Every Thursday Grover C'. Whyln iMlitur-I'ubllsher
.... 1336 El Prada. Phone -Ml Torrancc, Calif.
Entered as second class mnt- tcr January 30, 19M, at post office, Torrance, Calif., under Act of March 3, 181)7.
Official Newspaper of City of Torrancu
\djudicatcd a .Legal NewspaperBy Superior Court, Los
Angeles County.
1600 Cabrillo Avenue Torrance Phone 593
ED SCHWARTZ•
STORE FOR MEN, WISHESTO REMIND ALL SONSAND DAUGHTERSTHAT SUNDAYIS FATHER'SDAY!GOOD OLDFATHER DESERVESA GIFT AND NOTHINGSUITS HIS FANCY LIKEGIFTS OF WEARING APPAREL
Shirts . Ties . Socks . PajamasSweaters . Underwear
Polo Shirts1505 CABRILLO
Around Corner From Torrance Theatre
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