THURSDAY. JUNE PJ, 1944 TORRANCE- HERALD. To PAGE 3 Frozen Foods Business, professional or per­ PERMANENT OFFICERS OF Aeronautical 40 SCOUTS TO 16 Walteria Students Get Certificates sonal cards are readily obtain­ For Baby Soon Miss Mary Charlotte Waddell,' able at the Torrance Herald Junior Chamber ATTEND BIG principal of Fern Avenue and office. Phone Tonance 444, 443. TORRANCE U.S.O. NAMED To be Marketed Walteria schools, awarded cer­ Buy Your- $5 Baby may soon enjoy his tificates to graduates of Wal- Auto Use Stamp, Is Planned CAMP AFFAIR share of frozen delicacies along terla Elementary school on Wed­ Torrance Herald AT BIG MEETING HERE (Continued from Pnije 1-A) Boy Scout Troop 215 of la- with the rest of trie family. A nesday at 1:15 p.m. Warns Conner Published Every Thursday With a i-ross-see-llim of tin- ciiiiiiniiriil.v rppnwntcil uml grams, and now is the opportu­ mita will send 40 boys to the preliminary report from the di­ A program featured a play by to liny (Jrover C. Whytn nity. summer session of Camp Jo- vision of fruit products on the the class based on their study filllnif tin- rity roiini-ll rliumher, Tori-nni'i- I.'.s.O. rnmmltti'r m«t that federal stump, Kditur-I'ubllslier .Mimiluy IllKlH mill Hivli'il pfriiiiin»tii ..rflcers, appointed com- "This big property now is s(?pha in the- Santa Monica Berkeley campus of the Univer­ of history and customs of Mex­ 1330 El Prado. Phone 444 rnlliVes anil l.iaele- plans fur flu- grimi! iipi-iiiiiK «f the U.S.O. county-owned mid no better pur­ mountains. They will leave Lo- sity of California indicates that ico. warns 1'osln r. Kurl ___ Torrance, Calif. chlli in tlic Wimiuirit rlnlilmiisc on .hily 1. pose could be made of it than mita at 8 a.m. June 29 and will frozen vegetable and fruit The traditional party for the Conner. C. 7,. Ward, Torrance bus*- ....__._. to turn it over to the schools return July 8. purees are superior in color and graduating class given by the' The cost is $~> and you have Adjudicated a. Legal Newspaper By Superior Court, Los manager who conceived and A amm m* for educational purposes." The Scouts are: flavor to canned ones and have P.T.A. will be held this after- ; only until .Inly I to get It. Jerry Lorrance, Vance Sand- better vitamin retention. noon in the auditorium, the Angeles County. promote-el ilii- idra for a Tor- HOllinff PflflAO Oscar Willeit of I'alos Verdes, Heavy penalties are attached i-am.-i- U.S.O, was ..|ccled per VGl Hill: iMUCO stiom, Don Goss, Alton Durant, The research is being con­ j graduates having as their Entered as second class mat­ ter. January 30, 1014. at post- mane-nt chairman of I ho U.S.O. ** II 1 H development movement, is one Ted We'bb, Don Anderson, Jim­ ducted by Dr. Leonora Hohl, as­ guests the B6 grade pupils. If the stump Is not on the cur my Itandals, Donald Hanson, sociate in the division, who Games will be played and re­ by that date. office, Torrance, Calif., under of the principal backers of the Act of March 3, 1879. plan and is instrumental in Samuel Isom, Walter Ouimette, points out that frozen green freshments will be served. "";';:::: ,. , was ,. ,, pJOn Used Oars Jack Smith, Harold Rolfe, John manent vice chairman. ft 1. L A It 'calling the Torrance meeting. vegetables have an attractive Those assisting with the party ta. Claude Beauchamp, Tommy Official Newspaper of Moffitt, Joe La Porte, Eugene bright color and the frozen fruit are Mrs. Don Rae, president of Burchfield, Derrlll Roe, Hilly City of Torrance Mrs. George- Morgan was \M HU Q P A In sending out letters of in­ Meyer, Kenneth Noel, Gene- Lot- purees retain the flavor of fresh Sloan, Ardis Slagner, Patricia vitation to the June 30 gather­ the P.T.A., Mrs. U. J. Deurloo, named siTi-i'tary. upon the re- "VI UJ Vil pFI» gering, Chnrlc.>>- Alberg, Richard fruit. The foods are similar in chairman, Mrs. Adel Burchfield Arnold, Sarah Ballard, .Carol Subscription Rates ^est ol Mrs. Edith Smith, who Clarification of the ceilinn ing, James Lynch, president of Spaan, Frank Andrade, Jack consistency to the canned prod­ and M. Bryan. Bryan, Alice Deurloo, Connie Anywhere in Ix)S Angeles County ^^ hern acting scrretary-treas- price ruling on used automo- Torrance Chamber of Commerce, Robe-rtson, Billy Phillips, Donald ucts but they do not have to The graduates, 16 in number, Leyvas, Dolores Lopez, Joyce $2.00 per year ure-r, and Mrs. M. J. lieale w»s biles, which becomes effective said: Russell. Delmar Wolku. Fred be cooked as much and less of are: Mlchols, Fern Rinehart and Bar­ Outside Los Angeles County named Ireasurei. Ion .Inly 10, and base prices on "You are aware of the fact \ Seward, D. Friermatol! Tom vitamins C and B-1 are lost. .Jerry Adams, Raymond Acos- bara Reynolds. 53.00 per year Chairman of the various com- most models for region C (Cal- that our district direly feels the Murdoch, Albert La Fountain, mittees are: fJrover C. Whyte, ifornin. Arizona, Nevada, Ore- need for a junior college. The Kichard Naulty, Richard Patton, publii- inforination; Mrs. w. 1. ' Kcar. our having outgrown the facil- *-*» CttMflolo QIC accordance with the U.S.O. man- To this may be added an estab- itles above mentioned. ^ a. part of everyone's contribution to Victory. Every drop of Lr ual and each of the chairmen lished price for certain equip- "In order .to determine the Inadequate 77 waste fat should be salvaged; every scrap of paper is vital '-' is a member of the executive j ment which is not sold as a relief to be made available and to the war effort. Of top importance too, is the saving of i-oinmittee. Other committees part of the original car by the to formulate a plan of action to Torrance Elementary school 7 ^ may be named as they are manufacturer. For example, the solve this problem, an organiza­ childre'n on an average do not money, when we buy the necessities of life. And the best Jed. allowance on a car radio for tion Hireling will be held in the have adequate breakfasts, a sur- investment for such savings is in U. S. War Bonds. he general committee de j any year or make of car is $30, Council Chambers of the City ve-y conducted by the schools « d to meel the third Monday that on a healer is $10. Hall, Torranre, Calif.. 8:00 p.m., shows When you are buying food, Safeway's low prices permit ol every other month. Seni.rs of Cadillacs, Chryslers, Friday. June 30. 1944. B. J. Strand, principal, said that all children were asked you to make worthwhile savings, consistently. A com­ Ihe U.b.0. hours at the club Do Sotos nc.clL-c-s. Hudson*. Lin- "In view of the fact that your what they ate- for breakfast. were decided upon H lo 11 p.m.. coins, Lincoln Zephyrs, Mer- community is vitally interested parison of prices will pro\e this. - He declared: with later hours on weekends. curys, Nash. Oldsmobllo, Pack­ and concerned in this issue, "Out of 862 children reporting The question of cots for ser­ ard, Studebaker and Willys cars __...vonr nresence...... is resnectfllllv. ...._.._.., only 128 children had a com­ FOR LUNCHES BEVERAGES vicemen at the club was dis­ allowed to add to the base price! in-i'orl th:il w.i m:iv hcnfl'it liv CANNED FOODS plete-, adequate- breakfast. Of cussed and Kirn Chief J. E. Mo- fixed amounts for extra equip­ your suggestions and valuable the 802 children Airway Coffee Gc°ru^'" 20< 'THESE ITEMS AB£ POINT-FREE! Master said that the fire de­ ment such as special transmis­ counsel. In the event you can­ 31 re-ported no Ripe Olives °££' ,..,22e partment is giving and will con­ sions or overdrives and non- not possibly attend, it is re­ breakfast and 285 children had u.., 2ge Treesweet cCcTir^c '.'„"' 29C only one item such as cereal or 23e tinue to give call service to sol­ standard clutches. The exact quested that you either send a Relish p™:!:£,a Nob Hill Coffee RR± toast and a drink. diers at the' department. They amount for each of these is delegate authorized to act In It is signifi­ cant to note that only 169 of Duchess 0*°|°^g Edwards Coffee RD;gpul°;, '* 27C Town House * ^r^'1' ?" > sleep on cots there. It was de. listed in figures which will be your stead or submit your rec­ the 862 pupils had both fruit (QuarUiieSBc) iCoseol 12 com «3 551 cided that this is a service available at all OPA boards. ommendations to us, for presen­ which should be continued and and milk. Tuna CS£Z££ . «-«-25e Breakfast Cup 18e "As is" sales represent tin- tation to the organization at "On the subject of an aele- oid South o™;;;^ 4,r4?c base price on the car. model time of formation." quate breakfast, Dr. C. Morley »•«" 25e cots for the clubhouse for those - Kern ^^T" Old South °""]^'^r '.T 18C not requiring such call service. and year, plus any allowable ex­ Sellcry, chairman of the- Los tras, such as the radio, heater, MASON JARS Signs will be posted through­ Angeles city and county food Deviled Ham £b0bn'd Treesweet L;™,T 5,.'n"'7e transmissions, out the city for the service men o v e r d rives or and nutrition committee, has the clutches. The other type of sale 99 Pupils are directing them to the club. following advice to give: Party Pride s^h 2 Fruit Jars a%","°,™n Diced Carrots "^r ";" 10C 1'lun Big Opening approved on used cars is the " 'A child should get one-third 1*23. "warranty" sale, usable only by Beverly £,"«' Fruit Jars orBKaJrrMM"°0nn The whole committee is work­ Graduating at of his daily food requirements dealers. The new act states Del Monte Carrots "v;,' 12C ing on plans for the big open­ in each meal. For breakfast he that a dealer shall include in Peanut Butter £"'f ing of Torrance U.S.O. club on should have fruit, whole grain « in-day, July 1. such a warranty tin1 guarantee Elementary cereal, egg or bacon, toast anil Highway Corn 2°;°' 12C that the car is in good operat­ (Continued on Pane 1-A) very organization and nearly milk or cocoa.' " TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES business houses were repre­ ing condition and will remain so Henry, Ronald Higgins, Alice- through either 30 days after Gardenside Peas ";" 10C sented in the big meeting Mon­ Horrcll, Lillian Johnson, Hamona delivery or 1000 miles of travel, Apple Nuggets TlD^nsdave' 2;k°,': 18e day night. Johnson, Beulah Joiie-s. whichever occurs first. Cub Pack 240-C In explaining the purpose be­ John Jones, Pattie Lou Jones, _ . 1 CEREALS & CRACKERS hind the U.S.O. club, Chairman Warranty prices are deter­ Faye- Kaltwasser. Fred Karr, L nfm*f oin on nn Raisins D,ec.dics«" "p5",1' 12e Ward said: mined, under the new act. by Larry Karr. Can-oil Keilert. MlCr [30160 OH Raisin Bran ^'Id' ";"' 10C "The lack of entertainment adding 25 percent of the ceiling Ne-llie- Langwe-11, Edward Lee-, 1 « . Soup Mix v.«'.!^c.N«'dfi. 2X"'9° Arrange in wcll-grc-asc-d individual and transportation facilities for price on the car for sale or $100, William Mt-Nee-ly Joan McWaid, A nfHVPI*3711'"V casseroles, 3 partially coukcd suusjgi whichever is the larger, plus i M v. p , , r »f I **m« ci ocLi j links ... Break one or two eggs into Corn Flakes f,""^ '^'12C the benefit of servicemen in SHORTENINGS & OIL each casserole... Top with a little this community and the grow­ any allowed increased on extra dock, Alicia Mart Inez, Larry Cub Pack 240 C, sponsored by Clapp's Cereal CF0°; 2 *£, 2T ing army personnel in tin- vi­ such as radios, heaters, etc. Meacham, Anita Menni, Charles the Walteria P.T.A., be-came one Snowdrift rr,r3 ^,b-67c moderate oven (j's'o'F.) 25 minutes or cinity is what inspired this Typical base prices on repre­ Mescheder, Jerry Moore-, Charles year old this June. Hoy Palmer, until set. movement. sentative makes and models for Mumford, Jack Nyberg, Jerry Cubmaster, presented 12 Cubs Royal Satin ^;r, ];',b-60e Busy Baker c,;;tfi ,„. 17C "As you know, we had our Southern California are: Orr, Lucy Padilla, Richard Pal­ with one-year service stars. LARGE GRADE A EGGS AAc meeting with Robert Burns, re­ Car, model - 1941 1939 1937 mer, Daniel Parker, James Pit­ From the original 12 Cubs the Fluf f o Salad Oil „„, 26e Hi Ho Crackers ,„ 19C gional director of the U.S.O. A Chevrolet Master De Luxe man, Orrin Pollock. pack now lias 32 members. budget was set up and he ap­ Business coupe .$820 $UOO $-115 Jean Powe-ll. Jack Rambo, Two skits wore given by the proved the allocation of $3-1500 2-door sedan ...... 8U5 630 -130 Helen Richardson, Hazel Ride- fathers, one showing the Cubs pi-r month for a Torrance U.S.O. l-door sedan ...... 915 655 470 out, Betty Jane Ryburn, Joyce of today how the* fathers of club. This amount should eas­ Ford De Luxe Schaffer, Ann Shutter. Donald .vest ery ear may have looked to ily take care of the financial Coupe ...... 845 630 405 Stevenson, Nadine- Stitzel, Nick the Fathers of today, the other problem. Also, he felt they Tudor Sedan ...... 890 605 415 Strategopoulas, Mary Sweeney, skit depicted what the fathers could transfer almost enough Fordor Sedan ...... 940 705 455 Billy Symon, Mildred Symon, of today would expect to see furniture here to furnish our Plymouth De Luxe Kent Thorington, Patsy Tucker, if while walking through the l} Coupe ...... 800 035 410 Dale Turner, Dolores Ulbright, woods they ran across a group We agreed to rent the Worn- 2-Door Sedan ...... 920 005 455 Thalia Vernon, Dale Whisler, of woodland fairies. The fairies .-. Clubhouse building at 1-122 4-Door Sedan ...... 905 695 480 Dale Williams, Walter Williams, cause-d a near riot, for at the « conclusion, after picking wild Kngraciu ave. for the U.S.O. Dodge 6 series De Luxe Donald Woolever, Bobby Word, club. The city of Torrance lias Coupe' ...... 970 705 455 Donald Wright. flowers, threw the flowers and agreed to incur the expense of 2-Door Sedan ... 1040 775 505 kisses into the audience. installing 12 U.S.O. directional 4-Door Sedan 1085 790 530 Then to complete the celebra­ signs throughout the city to Mercury V-8 tion some 75 Cubs and parents Sweet, ripe, Klondike v^m-cy. guide the servicemen to the- Coupe- ...... 1075 915 ...... Torrance High held a picnic last Sunday after­ One of die best ways ro club. The basic problems have Tudor Sedan 111S 820 ...... noon at Torrance Park. After lave in buying fresh GOLD1HCORM Fordor Sedan .....1105 860 ..... lunch baseball and othe-r games fruits and vegetables is thus been taken care of. Graduating lo buy them the waste- Need HI* Committee Oldsmobile 0 were playe'd. less, accurate way - by CUCUMBERS Cubmaster Roy Palmer and Coupe ...... 975 735 4»0 the pound. You get the Crisp, firm, g essary lo form a large U.S.O. 2Door Sedan ...... 1030 790 525 54 Tonight Assistant Cubmaster George P. for tooling 5< general committee made up ol "' -1 Door Sedan 1085 835 5ti5 (Continued from Pago <'-A) Thatcher were presented with need, and you pay for civic-minded people. From this Cadillac Series 61 1:00 o'clock at the> Central Evan­ tieracks by Cub Michael Con- general committee we will ask Coupe ...... 1545 1410 ...... gelical church, with Principal ners and Cub Franklin Gipe, for volunteers to act on execu­ 4-Door Sedan 1060 1470 ...... Perry and other faculty as well with cards expressing apprecia­ tive subcommittees and fill the Lincoln-Zephyr V-12 as community members present. tion to their loaders. The tie- various offices. These sub-com­ Coupe ...... r...... 1085 1215 775 Kxtenslve Preparation racks were made by the boys mittees will vary as to the 4-Door Sedan . .. ..1755 1255 845 The- graduation exe-rcises will as part of their handicraft number of people needed on . _ . ._ be one of the most elaborate achievements. (25) V-B Applesauce '.V.1' "hcst- prices on Safeway - -- Guaranteed Meats will save you them and also the personnel moveni -nt hi-ve a voice In the ceremonies the school has ever (3) Clam Chowder^'.'^as- money. All items listed exc pt beef roasts are point free. will probably rotate due to the operatl.n me! i lanagement of sponsored. Decorations will be changing conditions of the mem- the ell. > Tl.. . is your club be­ under the direction of Miss Ada Redondo High Some Safeways do not carry all grades. -s- free lime. Therefore, we cause of yjiu generous contri­ Chase anil the art classes, while (ft) Cherub' "•£"'"' 2 cT;n':i9e cl a large reserve comple­ butions to the War Chest and he- school ou-he-stra will be Summer School « The Hedondo Union High ment. we want you to feel that it is conducted by instructor Louis C school will conduct a six weeks (j/2) Milk ^rrr 2r,ise (5) 7-&miZ KOAST "Further, because it Is as­ being managed ill the most ef­ Sauter. Programs and printing Seven bone roast of Gua 25 sumed that mo.st everyone in ficient manner. will be furnished by Charles summer session from June 19 (0) Cheese Jri1^, i^M" the city of Torrance has taken "II you feel that you cannot Hamilton and the printing to July 28. Pupils may enroll part in donating various sums span- time from your other du­ classes, and the P.T.A. will pre­ n two two-hour classes or one (2) Dalewood o^l. \" 22° of money to the War Chest, ties to act on various subcom­ sent flowers. Further musical four-hour class and will receive (5) through which we are. financed, mittees, we still want you to effects will be offered by the a semester's credit in each sub­ Round Done cut to |>ot roait. Tcnjc it is the desire of tile t'.S.O. remain a member of the general Girls' Glee club under the direc­ ject. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS that everyone- interested in thr. ' c iniimtlee. 11 tion of Miss Anna Mae Aiken. According to W. E. Brown, FRESH PORK PICNICS PACKAGED LARD JQc Ui'forc the Alma Mater, the director of the summer session, Sunbrite Cleanser '£"• 5C Whol. lo rooit Poml Ircc. school anthem, Is sung as u con­ there Is more advance Interest : (7". ' ' * .. -rj,T _ ,.J. __rTfc " "~j j cluding number on the- program in summer school than has been Mop Heads ^ ,.,„ 45° HALF PORK PICNIC 29C PURE PORK SAUSAGE OCc ! f . i tsf r <•'•'" ' • . MJSIfciid] * bv the class, Molvln Miller, class shown in recent years. A large I Round hall. Ib. 3lc '. Shank doll— * i~ ' ' rML*l 1 " -|iilta^PJHi1B president, will make- the class enrollment is expected. Lifebuoy Soap 3 ,„„ 20° FRESH PORK BUTTS 9Cc FRESH GROUND BEEF 9Qc ircsrniatiuii. Jean Lancaster _. "" ~ - - _ ~ Ivory Soap M£™' ,„, 6° [n|gy Ihii lint pork ,ooit Ib. 35WV Mod. undo mipcin.n. Vi.k.ng. Ib. 69 will make- the presentation of Q|(>|| FllS6 T6C(h j ^'-^Tsalp^r^rSfeffiHilBH : Ihe rl.iss gift to the school. The- _. . A i c ui OxydolSoap '.I,'1' 23" SLICED PORK LIVER DRY SALT PORK 23° i 1, *H!^*HH^j^^lkBJKriHJ^^H i fare-well gift will 1,,. a .speaker's flllS QUIIK ElSV WlV i i_ 'HiL juMUBMiBBSBiBMBsP^SPJW : stanel for the auelitormm. ^ R|- of , , ._ . Bru,hln. Rinso *£rd UT23- J3e Maku your dull, «ti»t»lorcii Ulte teelh i A sole-inn and religious re-gard louL like newi Kbcmtt, unuim nt<* ' Super Suds us'u'aT°" U," 23° ! ' sr ONE and MYERS \ to spiritual and eternal things fe'jj,"," t',*CUM.Jcliiie"niiii! 1. jui'iTiIi Toilet Soap !7,oh"" 2 "",13" FUNERAL DIRECTORS t is an Indispensable' element of l»i» '«'". "' i"'J*'« in >u» Q| W4tcr. J^ A LOCAL INSTITUTION SERVING i all true KH'Utncsn.-Dunlel Web- & &„ „ boT.'r'' D.0r,i"iu"'«commT'j 1 TORRANCE LOMITA AND VICINITY \ ster Klcenitt, Get Klccnlte (otU/ it ID/ IVKM! Su-purbSoap l^°."'' ";"-39e T AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone Tonance 195 « ,lru|«ilt. Mun.r Uc\ U nol iMipl.teJ, i'KDUUC'lS CtJUP., Uuclicitu 111), H 5 BESSIE V. MVERS and J. HUGH SHERFEV, JR., Owneis The elnsses are open to iiiln- Y. Uept, 7, * * ors who have finished the eighth Dim-mint UruB Co. will U: nln.1 1301 SARTORI AVENUE, TORRANCE 21/1 PAl'INt IUAM nibntfAT, LUMlTA «rade anel lo any adult. in «ii|i|>ly yiiii.-Ailv.