were tim« in your busy day to per­ curiosity, no hobblts with May 17, 1956 permitted themselves to be tions, etc. No questions Page 8 TORRANCE PRESS Thursday, swayed by the brash and loud posed regarding why I was sonally contact them or at least which to fill the ever-increasing Youth Band « the few? Can they running for the Board of Edu­ state why they were not inter­ spare time of the industrial mouths of sec­ k. A A e'S the difference be­ cation, whether I was satisfied viewed. Your statement age. The elementary and not determine the tween volume and veracity? with the present methods em­ "thoroughly studied" is cer­ ondary schools must plant Will Note Weaver & Flynn Signs When emotions control the in­ ployed by the school system, tainly not fulfilling your obli­ seeds of the rich life. public. 1724 W. Pacific Hwy. DEAR EDITOR.... tellect, is it not the time for a or what items I personally be­ gation to the I could go on at great length Anniversary little training in "mental lieved the present Board was Your editorial also expressed about what the public school health?" ignoring. Neither did you re­ concern over the responsibility system should be and stand The Torrance Area Youth MODERN DISPLAY (s) J. GERSTER quest; a personal interview to of administering a budget of for. and what a Member of the Bands, Inc., organized in May of Show Cards be made, also have • Paper • Swimming Pool charge will further broaden your study of over $5 million. T^aturally, Board of Education could and 1946 will celebrate its "Tenth • Window* • Silk Screen will be 25c and 10c! heard it my personal qualifications. 1 is of great interest, hut should do as a representative Anniversary" on May 23 withA • Gold Leaf • Truck* with two or more money Could you please print' in Most of us Appreciates can only assume that you ac­ challenging and what I intend to do and a concert to be held in the Tor- ' • Masonite • Metal of course, could not af­ to me. the most your paper information regard­ kiddies, Endorsement corded the other candidates the one item was not recommend to the Board for ranee- Civic Auditorium. Specializing in ford to sertd them very often and number ing admittance price to the new same careful consideration. even mentioned, the education stuy and consideration should The second half of the eon- REAL ESTATE SIGNS at 25c each! Editor, I be elected, but time does not .swimming pool (for. children). hope the city will take this Press: I have been in industry for of our children. cert will include v«tt Weber's be Do Torrance permit. Liszt's TE. 4-2697 We have heard that It. will into consideration. We will be view of your tireless cam­ twenty years. During that Torranee's future, like the "Oberon" overture and as such no In of may I state especially ar­ a city pool and looking for your answer in paign for the betterment of time, I have hired hundreds future of the country, lies in In conclusion, "Les Preludes," "Mail Column." Thank you. business people. Whether it was a typist, her young people. The future simply that, in my opinion you ranged for this concert. The the Torrance schools, civic, the contra bass problems, I con­ clerk, proofreader, service en­ of her youth depends to a great have been unfair to aH band will use harp, (8) INTERESTED MOMS and residential editorial, and contra bassoon, in your approval of my can­ gineer, editor, etc., I have never extent on the success of her candidates in your clarinet, OF TORRANCE sider per­ in your obliga­ order to give the band a com­ (Editor's Note: The City for the coming school hired a person without a school system. This inter-de­ and have failed didacy of the people of Torrance. plete instrumentation for this Council has riot taken offi­ hoard election a very distinct sonal interview, regardless a responsible tion to DOUBLE application state­ pendency makes Your very truly, event. cial action yet on the, matter. favor. employment attitude toward school policy ment of education and exper­ (s) W. C. BOSWELL Soloists for the evening will be A thorough study ha* been Should I be elected I would the duty of every adult in the made by the Recreation De­ ience. An employer can be at­ Candidate for Susan Moody, violin. Jaw*kJohn- certainly redouble my efforts to community. A responsible and Michael Mul- FEATURE partment of what other com­ sadly fooled by accepeting such paying Member Torrance ston. clarinet, justify the faith the TOR­ titude is more than len, piano. munities do and the following evidence as proof of capability preventing Board of Education RANCE PRESS has placed in to taxes, more than note: For the These students are the win- " recommendations have been without a personal interview of our own chil­ (Editor's my candidacy. out as to his the truancy answer to some of your ques­ ners of the annual student mu­ VALUE! made: AdultH, 60c; youngsters draw an applicant dren, more than providing for (13-18 inclusive), 25c; young- I can think of no greater qual­ character, appearance, habits, tions, please see front page sic competitions sponsored by sters (up to 12), 2(K-; service­ ification that a candidate might, likes, dislikes areas of interest, them economically and spiritu­ editorial. Individuals running the band. men In uniform, 20c; family present to the voters than the hobbies, general attitude, etc. ally and morally so that they for public office usually - The students each get a to their having nights (family admission), $1. stamp of approval of a local for the can apply themselves make* every effort to inform check for $100 besides I have great: respect it is assuring their opportunity of performing newspaper such as the TOR­ particularly when studies: papers of their platform. the written word, proper direction from the with the band on the concert, fa RANCE PRESS. it is printed, and especially the Most. If not all, candidates Mental Health And ' Sincerely, stand-point of what our schools for the School Board Special guests for the evening - words printed by a newspaper running- SawhilL, The City Council (s) CECIL'E. ALTER propose and emphasize. been remiss In this iv- will include Clarence M39 because newspapers mold pub­ have of bands at U.C.L.A., In other words, each of us spe<-i. This is the flrst^ and director Editor, lic opinion. You, as an editor, William Schaefer, director o-f Big deal ! Sensational should have some idea of what rather belated, public an- Tor ranee Press; Candidate Takes Issue can and do influence a great bands at U.S.C., and RaJph buy ! Here1* a quality. Yours is a great goes on in our schools, should nftiincement we have received. Packard- I was amazed to see In your many people. Rush, head of the public school engineered With Press Endorsements can you discover whether there are any Our editorial columns are al­ Be'l in all-hardwood that our "learned" responsibility. How school music at U.S.C. and editorial of real deficiencex or differences ways open to all local candi­ cabinet — at a price coundlmen have denied the It. was with a great deal of make an honest appraisal former president of the National ieve ! See It person­ between the system's attitudes dates who winh to avail them­ hard-to-bel Mental Health Foundation the interest that I read your page each candidate without Music Educators association. J. today, you'll buy it ! and expectations and those of selves of this right and privi­ right to solicit, funds. On what one editorial on 10 May 1956 ally contacting and interviewing W. Davidson, director of instru­ may I ask? Prejudice? giving your endorsement, of him or her? the majority of rhe people. In lege. ) mental music at Torrance high grounds of ours, Ignorance? Fear of association? candidates for the Torrance As a candidate. I believe I a community the si/e school, will be the guest con-^| on the elected Table TV en Note that; on page 13 of the Board of Education. Your would make an excellent choice much depends World Invocation Day duct or. matching table bate "Wo Guarantee To Boat Any concerning the for the people of Torrance to school boaiLos Angeles in 4hese broadcasts, and in the^ of their homes to unit* most of his leisure time his are bringing the Great Invoca­ privacy tion to the public as a service. in a global sense, to join their capacity for living a full life. their intellectu­ Those cooperating are: Los An­ aspirations for Humanity, Altogether too many KABC, prayers for world peace and impoverished people .find geles and Hollywood ally KFWB*. KLAC. KNX, KHJ, goodwill, to the enunciation. positions STEELWORKER hmi.-s work to themselves in good KGFJ, KMPC, KFAC. KFSG, Times of the broadcasts may Like any typical young father ot xnrov, Kri it. Tricky but without the ability to enjoy KPOP, KPOL,; KUSC Pasadena be obtained by telephone from be Hone even after h« jfetn home and he love« has project, too, helping Msembli '*- - L v'- T.--M nirplnn*. what material success KPPC*, KALI, KWKW*; the broadcasting stations. When the United States Information given them. This is because Glendale- KIEV; Long Beach The following is the Great In- typify an average they have no original ideas, no KFOX, KGER; Santa Ana vocation: Agency sought a man to THE GREAT INVOCATION ^ American industrial worker in a project to From the point of Light wlthlttw debunk Communist propaganda abroad in the Mind of God agency chose a Pennsyl­ Let light stream forth into the cold war, the THE DENTIST SAYS: the minds of men. vania steolworker. He is James Edward ERNEST J. TARR, D.D.S Let Light descend on Earth. Bames, of Morrisville, Pa., millwright in CLEANING TEETH BY DENTIST From the point of Lovt within a steel plant. the Heart of God A massive exhibit, consisting of 27 enlarged color photo­ SAVES TROUBLE Let love stream forth into th» Qu*«flenr * hearts of men. living routine of the Barnes family, has havt heard that having your teeth cleaned will wear out the graphs of the normal "I May Christ return to Earth. and the Far East to acquaint the millions enamel and cause the lota of tteth. la thte true" . . . Mr. 0. K., of been sent to Japan Lomita, wrltta. with the American worker's way of life- From the centre where the Will in other crmntriea Antwors of God is known $ > displayed by The Advertising Council in Washington, Many people have eubacrlbed to thia old wive* tale. They do not First reallxe that enamel la the hardeet aubatanee In the body. It can be Let purpose guide the little * the exhibit eventually, will be sent around the world. Just a oompared with the porcelain of which a alnk la made. wills of /nen- few of the pictures are shown here. The inatrumenta the dentlat The purpose which the charge of the b»g job of keeping J.H-MI..V would the teeth, the aofter parts of the Master knows and Mr*. Barnea taken uaea for removing tartar ex­ for the household of five. And, all on porcelain. tooth around the neck become of wholesome food on hand have no effect at aeta In very And help shop. way he cannot poa- posed and decay From the centre which we eeJU often M not, the whole five go to market In the aame there. ' chip the enamel off your quickly the race of men tlbly Failure to have your teeth teeth, provided that It la sound. Let the Plan of Love and cleaned would cauae damage to work out. Tartar, too, la quite hard, but them, In addition to leaving your Light It la not nearly as hard aa enamel. mouth In an unhygenie condition. And may it seal the doer i heara acraping When a patient con* where evil dwells. during a prophylaxis It yew have mny •ue«flon« and chipping y«u want it la the tartar that ia being re. timing dental problems, moved, not the enamel. answered lit this column, writ* tot If tartar la not removed, the guma become Irritated and the DR. TARR Is) Signature withheld on re­ bon» underneath may be dam- nuy, SARTORI AVINUI quest in keeping with the aged. Sometimes after the tartar (Above Snm Levy Dppt. Store-) spirit of anonymity has puahed the guma away from .. PHONI FAIrfdn §-0250 among lay volunteers. 3 ROOMS WALL TO WALL ond Viscose Broadloom Carpet at the evening meal normal even to that remark Nylon Inside the houw All present »nri normal The. Barncs hom<>, car and family all modem, all typical. Jimmie ha« just to«w>d at big nister Linda Gay, 13 ... .Just possible equipped with labor-having electrical 0-year-old Mrs. Barn**' kitrhpn and laundry are Mrs. Barneg 1« waiting1 to tell EH what tonight's do-it-yourself project in away. And Ed is planning morp that appliances. The modern school ip not far noon an they get the children to bed. Lana Lee, who'g only 6, just eats. education for the children than he himi.Hf t?ot in trade and high achools. $275

12x19.5 Living Room The Barnes Family BudgeJ 9x10 Dining Room Based on earnings of $500 a month as a millwright. 3x12 Hall (40 sq. yards) Food 29 % Savings 10% PRICE INCLUDES: House payments'17% Income tax 7% • CARPET • 40-01. WAFFLE PAD Car payments 14% Clothing 6% • ALL LABOR Recreational Miscellaneous • ALL SEWING new home, the payments An a millwright Ktl ranged all over the big mill. The mortgage on Ed'n and personal 10% expenses 7% • ALL DOOR METAL crane operator. H* liked on the car and the family bills get squared away Her* he's nignnling a at the bank STRIP his job, figured to "go places" in the mill. He on payday. Then Kd stops around • ALL TACKLESS to foreman. to add a few dollars to the growing neat egg. did, too. H« was recently promoted NO MONEY DOWN TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY AS LOW AS ... $9.18 MONTH AND STEEL INSTITUTE AMERICAN IRON. BANK OF AMERICA TERMS or A.B.C. FINANCE 1, N. 7. FREE Writ* the ImtUutt for a, new illustrated booklet on "Expantion in Steel," J50 Fiftk Avenue, New York * , * PLAN B

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