TrlUHSbAV, OCTOBEH 19. 1944 PACE HERALD, T«rr»iN«. Servicemen's stationery? C" Torrance 444 or 448. Women in Service Democratic TORRANCE SPONSORS " F.S. Carpenter 0) Have Benefits of 3 YEARS AHEAD Rally Here Will Speak at R A,N , —————— of oil others .' "Bill of Rights" THEATRE Turning the sword back Int Next Tuesday A. I. M. HI. c. FHONI TOIUNCI 16» 3 WE HAVE the plowshare one of the mas Local Democrats swing Into First It was "V" day, then It wns changed to "V-K" diiy, Tho guost speaker of the eve­ ter-jobs of the post-war era- the tempo of the rapid-fire na­ and now Torranrc Chamber of Commerce suggests tbut H he ning will he F. S. Carpenter, NOW ENDS SAT. will be expedited by the Unite tional political campaign next "C" dny for "Continuation" of (he war effort just us lianl after factory manager, U. S. Hubber States government through th Tuesday, Oct. 24, with a rally the full of Germany. Other chambers are iisked to follow suit, Company, Los Angeles Synthetic EVERYBODY'S G.I. Bill of Rights, particular! to be held at Torrance Civic 111 the following release sent nut by lllllmmi U. Ix he Assistance; the American nutlets from the plan, owing to sion. TIRE of other Hollywood artists are session will in­ "GYPSY WILDCAT" od tlr, federation of Women's Clubs expected. Other entertainment food* spoilage and emergency , The morning clude papers by H. C. Miller, re eligible, get the Experience Catholic, Protestant and Jewish Is planned, according to the medicine purchases. church organizations, and before principal engineer of the U. S. XTRA VALUE built in by committee In charge of the pro­ "The war plants have com­ Bureau of Mines, on "The Bu­ Business and Professional Worn gram. plained about the encouraging "CRIME BY NIGHT" TRA EXPERIENCE . . . reau of Mines Research on Syn en's clubs. ceremonies will be of workers to throw down their for B. F. Goodrich Master of thetic Liquid Fuels"; "The Meth Enlistees in the WAC for the Al Griewe, director of the Dem­ tools at a given signal. We on od of Determining Well Efflu ORRANC Medical Department, not only ocratic speakers' bureau for the west coast will havo the cnts from Different Sources and perform a noble duty, as thou­ Southern California. Griewe Is added responsibility of keeping Injected Gas," by E. P. Valby H E A T R. sands of soldiers are being hos­ of war urgency materials flowing- DRIVE IN! also personal representative Richfield Oil Corp.; "Measure pitalized each month, but they U. S. Senator Sheridan Downey to the Pacifib after Germany Pressure In Torrance ment of Capillary WE'LL HELP YOU APPLY! are preparing themselves for and states that he is endeavor- has been conquered. Small Core Samples," by Q. L. NOW ENDS SAT. future work, in the home or in ng to arrange an appearance servicemen coming home qn fur­ Hasslcr and E. Brnnner, Shel the business world. of Senator Downey on the pro­ loughs from the Pacific theatre Development Company, and wil "LADY FOR A DAY" gram. of operations stressed they H would not be enjoying a 'V dny. lonclUde with a paper by R. NOW IN STOCK 1", The public is Invited to the Olds, B. H. Snge and W. N STORKatorials rally next Tuesday. There will "The Torrance merchants feel Laccy of California Institute of be no admission charged nor that 'V day will be when all of Tech n o 1 o g y on "Volumetr' "HARI KARI" lion, were the Axis powers have been sub­ BE Good rich Born at Torrance Memorial collections solicited, it is an­ in a simple ceremony at the Phase Behavior of Oil and Gas nounced. dued. The defeat of Germany MON. TUES. hospital during the past week home of the bride's parents, Dr. and the diverting of war mate­ frohv the Paloma Field." SUN. SILVERTOWNS rj were children. of the following: and Mrs. H. D. Hatfield, 1550 The afternoon session wili rials to the Pacific should be T LAUREL & HARDY in Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bliss, 542 Bth ave. The Rev. Hugh Thon n signal for 'Continuation Day' open with a paper by- W. E. Carson St., a girl, Oct. 17, at Hospital Cases son Kerr of the Shadysidc Pi - C Day.' Cardwell, Jr., and R. L. Parsons 8:22 p.m. byterinn church, Pittsburgh, Pa of Standard Oil Company of "PACK UP YOUR Mr. and Mrs. William S. Among those admitted to Tor- officiated at the ceremony. M "There may be some excuse California on "Average Perme­ Campbell, 1429 W. 219th St., a ance Memorial hospital during Fairless is a member of Shad; for the larger cities to attempt abilities of H e t e r o g eneoils TROUBLES" girl, Oct. 12, 6:25 a.m. he past week were the follow- side church and is a close pe to prevent damage to their es­ Sands." Following this paper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher, ng: sonal friend of Dr. Kerr. Mrs tablishments, however, If appro­ will be "A Method for Deter­ ———AISO——— HARVELS priate propaganda is properly 1617 W. 204th St., a boy, born Edward W. Groves, 1910 218th Kerr, who accompanied Dr. Kcr mining Fluid Movement In SUPER SERVICE Oct. 15, .at 8:21 p.m. on the trip to»Huntington, wa applied, 'there will be little pos­ Wells," by Sherman L. Pease, "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sea- Mrs. Zulu Hanks, 1304 Acacia also present at the wedding. sibility of malicious damage. Shell Oil Company; "An Experi­ bridge, 1616 224th St., a girl, ve. Dr. H. D. Hatfield, the bride' "How about granting a bonus mental Water Flood in a Call 1530 CRAVENS TORRANCE born Oct. 13 at 11:57 urn.' John C. Smith, 1924 Pacific father, was formerly governo of. some type for employes n fornla Oil Field," by E. C. Bab- ve., Lomlta. of 'West Virginia and Unitei maining on 'the job 'to finish son, Union Oil Company, and Servicemen's stationery? Call Luther D. Timm= 2343 260th \States Senator from the sanv the job.' The Army, Navy, Air the technical sessions will con­ Torrance 444 or 443. t., Lomita. )state. Mrs. Fairless is the for Force, Wa Man] ower Commis- clude with a paper by Norris sion, Wai Labor Board, Mari Johnston, General Petroleum * Jmer wife of John Roach Sprou of Philadelphi time Commission and our Com- Corp. of California, title "Water ander-in-Chlef appreciate Permeability of Reservoir After a short wedding trip is gesture. Sands." Mr.i and Mrs. Fairless will mak* The day's meeting will- con their future home at Ligonier Tor: vill take the lead, par seems to have given the American people a P&. ' Will y nmunlty follow?" elude with the annual stag din ner, sponsored by the Southern ecause they have seen the enormous war load This wedding follows the mar California section of the A. I. M. many people, including thousands in uniform. riage of Miss Caroline Sproul M. E., with E. G. Trostel, chair­ '.he daughter of the bride man, presiding. are riding trains for the first time. Lt. Blalnc F. Fairless, USNR Armistice Day Members, guests and friends the son of the groom, which of the Institute are- cordially In see more and more S. P. locomotives pulling look place in San Francisco vited to attend. 3ement, Southern Pacific shows you: Aug.* 19 of this year. Lt. Celebration Urs. Blainc F. Fairless were the The world's most powerful lo- attendantsa at ' the wedding of lomotive, Union Pacific's "Big their parents. At Race Track Boy," uses enough coal in one The American Legion will cel­ hour to heat the average home ebrate Armistice Day this yeai for one year War Councils it the Hollywood Club on Sat How to tell Locomotives apart rday, Nov. 11, which.has been make this "American Legion To Aid in designated as "American Legion Charity Day" the biggqst day Charity Day." of racing in the United States. WAC Recruiting County . Commander Charles Roy M. Tuttle, chief executive, I. "Dusty" Rhoads has called Citizens Service Corps, has pon the 40,000 Legionnaires in reeled all coordinators of the ,os Angeles County not Area War Councils of Souther .,aged in essential Industry to California to assist In a publ be at the popular race track on 4-8-8-2 relations program for the Wom­ hat day to help swell the 2 DAY SERVICE en's Army Corps. TOWd. 7 REPAIRMEN TO SERVE VOU Mrs. Qarretson has asked that The Legion will receive all of This in the "Big Bertha" of locomotives Southern Pacific's giant Articulated Consolidation. the War Councils set up groups he net proceeds of this day These mammoth engines pull trains over the High Sierra and other western mountain headed by local women, promi, acing for its rehabilitation fund LARGEST RADIO REPAIR ranges. "4-8-8-2" is an example of the universal "shorthand" used for designating types of nent socially and civically, so md it is anticipated by Com- SHOP IN SO. CALIFORNIA that they, in turn, may interest nander Rhoads that thousands locomotives in the United States. It. means that there are 4 small wheels under the leading their groups in a strictly public if Legionnaires will flock truck, two sets of 8 driving wheels, and 2 small wheels under the trailing truck. To tell loco­ reWioos job to better acquaint Hollywood Park on Nov. 11 motives apart, you simply count the wheels, separating the smaller wheels in the front and our civilian population as to the The big race for that day will back from the big wheels that drive the locomotive. The Articulated Consolidation, or "AC", need for more women in»the ie the Will Rogers' Handicap, a Army and to inform civilians of 15,000 purse race, and the an­ weighs more than 500 tons, with tender, is 125 feet long, and develops 6,000 horsepower. the real purpose and function of nouncement of this should be the Women's Army Corps. ufficient to turn out one of the The War Councils will also liggest crowds of the year. be asked to assist in screening Each one of the 200 posts of of lists for eligible Women to he American Legion in Los An­ DIOS be contacted by WAC officers. cles County has appointed Made To Work hail-man to form post parties Like New .... SAVES If6,000,000 go to the track together on 4-8-2 Savings of more than five share-thy-ride basis. High million dollars during the past nking Army and Navy offi- 'These powerful and faithful engines are universally two years were achieved by the ils have been invited to be GUARANTEED by "MT" Army through substitution of a ? guests of the Legion and known as the "Mountain" type (designated web gun sling for the tradition- s. Walter P. Story, wife of