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Dentures on Credit Eight TORRANCE PRESS Thursday, November 13, I9H Nearly half of all Virginia Tonite. Friday, Saturday Harbor City PTA traffic fatalities in 1957 resulted from single oar smashups, ac­ Reports Meeting cording to the Virginia state TOPPING THI TCNSIONS OP "*f A* WINDOW"! police. The fatal one-car acci­ x Mrs. Michael Travers, presi­ dents averaged more than one STEW/WKIMNQM dent, conducted the hoard meet­ death per crash and generally ing of the Harhor City School happened when the driver lost I ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 13-14-15 PTA on Wednesday Nov. 6 in conrtol ot hig car, due to ex» VERTIGO "DAY OF THE BADMAN" the library. cessive speed. ^ Fred MacMurray Mrs. Travers ratified two new chairmrn. They were Mrs. Ste­ Jean Weldon - John Ericson phen Silkoteh, co-hospitality and "THE TARNISHED ANGUS" Mrs. Z. C. Cornell, co-ways and SEE SOON means. The Pumpkin Door Rock Hudson Robert Stack Mrs. Avis Creech, principal, Dorothy Malone announced that the library is at-??? CinemaScope now opened to the upper grade Also children. Mrs. Carl Gregory, ways and Forrest Tucker Mara Corday Sun., Mon., Tuet, Nov. 16-17-18 means chairman, announced that there will he a pot. luck luncheon rr "THAT CERTAIN FEELING" held at the home of Mrs. John DENTURES Bob Hope - Eva Marie Saint Raich, 1747 256th St.,'Lomita at "QUIET GUN George Sanders 11:30 a.m., Nov. 20. Mrs. Norman ON CREDIT Bailey will he co-hostess. "ATTACK OF THE "AV 1th me tic In Today's COMPLETE DENTAL DRIVE-IN East of Grant haw on Schools" will be the theme for SERVICE THEATRE Redondo Beach Blvd. 50 FT. WOMAN" the November PTA meeting, No Down P«ym«nt AlHson Hayes Wm. Hudson which will be held In the school 18 Mos, to Pay ***************** DA. 4'2664 Yvette Viekers auditorium on Thursday Nov. 13 at 12:30 p.m. ALWAYS LOW PRICES FAST PLATE REPAIR. 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