TORRANCE PRESS Monday, October 14, 1957 Community Chest Drive Opens in City Plants Solicitation wmoiiR employ no's Chest dollars provide for 20 • in Commerce and Industry for hospitals and clinics working] the • 19.%-'58 Community Chest year around, 45 youth services, campaign began October 15, un- including Scouts, clubs settle der the slogan, "Give the ments, 34 child care services for Most Where You Get the Most homeless and neglected chil Out of Giving,". Glenn Roger, dren, and 50 services available city chairman for Torrance, an to help families in trouble. One nounced today. out of every three families get Roger said, "When you give direct help from some Chest to the Chest, you give to 167 service. health and welfare services. You The Payroll Giving Plan pro get the most mUeage for your vides any employee with the op costs are 8.6 per cent of the portunity to make R pledge and total funds, lower than any pay his donation to the Com other comparable campaign. munity Chest over a given pe Highly cents out of every dol riod of time by deductions from lar goes to help children." his salary each pay period. Harvey Aluminum Plans New Cargo Unloading System Aluminum has com- ( approximately 13 cargoes a year AUTOMATION AT NORTHROP A giant 54-ton milling machine capable of manufacturing Harvey high-precision parts in one continuous operation which formerly required many set-ups and pleted arrangements for the for a period of five years, costly templates, has been, installed by Northrop Aircraft, Inc., at its Northrop Division plant freighting of raw material from' The carriers will load their ear- in Hawthorne. It is the first such machine to b e put into operation on the West Coast. The the Far East for the company's go of alumina alternately in the massive, $350,000 machine, manufactured by the Kearney and Trecker Co., Milwaukee, oper aluminum reduction plant at j ports of Shimizu and Niihama, ates a number of intricate cutting and millin g techniques from a thin, one-inch wide plastic The Dalles. Oregon, It was an ;.Japan, and will discharge the roll of tape. The taps is fed into a projector-like mechanism which transmits data to elec nounced this week by Lawrence cargo at a Columbia River dock tronic devices controlling the operation of the machine. The tool is known as a "numerically- A. Harvey, executive vice-presi now under construction at the controlled" profile milling machine and is a part of the Air Force and Northrop long range dent. company's plant site .just north plan to obtain advanced weapons systems economically. NoH'Srop President Whitley C. Col- Under the terms of the com west of The Dalles, Oregon. MRS. S. PYNE (L) AND MRS. B. MOYER (Cj receive 5-year service pins from Mrs. lins (right) is shown explaining the operation to Lieutenant General Clarenco S. Irvine, Air contract with a pany's charter To facilitate this movement, William Cochran, liaison chairman for the local bra noli of the R«d Grots. Press Photo. Force Deputy Chief of Staff for Materiel dur ing a visit to the -aircraft plant recently. joint venture of three Canadian firms, The Dalles, Oregon plant Harvey Aluminum has designed COM FT, COZY QIJARTKRS A female skull discovered WANT TO BUY A BUS I- on the Columbia River 190 miles and is constructing a large Two typist, to do taping at the serve juice and coffee. quickly tenanted through near Midland, Texas, in 1953 K.VS? See the Business Oppor- inland from the sea, is estab- unique barge-mounted pneuma Red Cross center. Blood donor room Interested persons may eall Torrance Press "W anted to bore geological evidence of t unities in the Torrance Press lished on a permanent basis as tic unloading system which will aides, to assist the nurse and the local Red Cross office, FM Rent" ads. Describe yours to an dating back to 10.000 B.C., and Want Ads. Also place a "Want a regular seaport of call for suck the alumina from the srip's the donor. Canteen workers, to R-0510. ad-writer TODAY! Dial FA 8- is among the oldest human re ed" ad. Then sellers come to bulk cargo carrying ocean-going holds and pump it to shore- Awards Pins mains yet found in America. YOU. Dial FA 8-2345. vessels. Harvey has chartered mounted storage silos. 2345. The American National Red Cross 5 year service pin was awarded to three Torranee women this week. Mrs. William Coon ran, liaison Serving Entire Harbor Area COMPLETE Weekly Television SECTION chairman for the local branch SERVICE CALLS 'TIL 9 P.M. office, presented pins to Mrs. ONE-DAY SERVICE ON MAJOR REPAIRS W. Walton, Mrs. B. Moyer and LOANED SETS AVAILABLE WHILE YOURS Mrs. S. Pyne, and congratulated IS BEING REPAIRED. them on the contribution they REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES have made to the community 90-DAY PARTS GUARANTEE PROGRAM through local Red Cross service. The Torrance branch of the ALL WORK GUARANTEED NOTES Red Cross needs many more PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE volunteers to meet the growing TELEVISION ANTENNA INSTALLATION demand for service, due to the rapid increase in population in CALL FAirfax 8-6856 Knsland's Quoon Elizabeth the area. Prince Philip will reign Volunteers are badly needed and to fill the following positions; STUDIO TV SERVICE CO. as TV's top celebrities during a Staff Aide, staffing the local 2223 TORRANCE BLVD., TORRANCE on-the-spot coverage while branch office 2 hours a week, making their Royal Canada- blood banks, both civic and tlniled States visit, from Oct. 12 to 21. Outstanding amonp $1.00 OFF on Service Calls the many telecasts scheduled In he seen locally on Channels withThi' COUPON 2, 4 and 7 are the ceremonial opening of Parliament. Mon J'nblUhed mch ThnrvdMv and day, Oct. 14, at 3 p.m., and timtlM.v Hi Torrmirr. California Offlrn the Press Clnb reception at 1400 C'mvonn Av?nn« Washington. D.C., Thursday, Tormnrr. California SHOWS FOR THE CHILDREN 17th at 5:30 p.m., nil PST. IVIephnnr: KA. 8-234A \V R. Zappnft. puliliaher WKKK DAYS * * • \\. K. KliiR. crncrnl t«nr. 7:00 2 -Lassie >IH\in FIsKr. mnnnKlnir f^lt JO:WV- 7— Chucko's Cartoons WEDNESDAY Henry R. I .wo, eriltor-ln-rlilef 10.-30— 5 -Cartoons Snhnrriptlim Rftt4>» 8:00- 7— Disneyland of Time. Life and Fortune, will ('•iirrior Delivery 4(\r per month 11:00— 5— Romper Room THURSDAY be questioned on "MKET TIIK Local nurl Out-of-town, 11:30— 11— Sheriff John* Lunch 8:00 - 7 Zorro October 13 at p«r >r»r ...... 112.00 4 :00— 5 —Cartoon Carousel I'RKSS," Sunday, (Payable In advance) 5:00-- 7 -Fun nt Five « p.m. by May Craljf of the Port 411 manuscript* are submitted at 5 :30 — 7 -Mickey Mouse Club 7:30— 7 Rtn Tin Tin land (Me.) rres.n-Herald, Mar- owner' risk. The Tnrranc* Pr.e»» run 6:00— 9~-Cartoon Express SATURDAY «ccept no r*«pon»tblllty for thcli qiiU Child™ of the St. Loui* return 8:45— 2— Captain Kangaroo Foal Disputed, lOlnier PeterKon 8:00 2 Lot's Take Trip !>:30- - 4 -Ciumbi and Lawrence Splvak. Tbe pro 9:00— 4 -Mr. Wizard 10:00— 2— Mighty Mouse In San Fran 5:30— 7— Lone Ranger 11:30— 5— -Playcraften Club gram will originate fi:00— 5— Bugs Runny (C) 12:00— 11— Eleanor Hempel cisco, Calif. 5:30 — 4— Scouts Onward 12:30— 7— Terry and Pirates * • • 6:30 - 4 -Pinon-hio (C) 3:30— 4— Captain Gallant Donald O'Connor and DuUo I «l«nhon« H'Airtax Kllington nnd his orchestra aro SUN., MON., TUES. additional cast members on "The THE WEEK'S FEATURE FILMS Standard Oil Company 75th An AUDIE MURPHY niversary Show, Sunday, Octob GEORGE NADER THIS SATVR \V. OCT. 12 8:30—18—"Mad Monster," George er 13 at 9 p.m. 7:00 9 "Having Wonderful 7.UOCO, Anne NeRRle * • • 'JOE BUTTERFLY* Crime." F»t O'Brien 9:00 9 -"Till End of Time," D. The first movie films made in 7:30—IS—"Onr Million B.C..' ' McGuire and - — Vie Mature C. l-amlln 9:30— 5 "Mummy's Tomb,"." I,. Rulgaria by a western corres •— 8:00-5 "Satan Met Lady." Ret- pondent since World War II will Chaney. Turhan evw SCOTT BRADY te Da\ is 10:30 11 "Hidden Eye." KdV b" shown, SUNDAY, OCTOBK.ll 8:30 9 "Mr. Blandings Builds BILL WILLIAMS Arnold, F. Rafferty I.'I on NUT-TV* "OUTLOOK." Dream House," Cary 11:00 - 2—"Nobody Lives Forev ."»::?0 p.m. NBT News Corres Cirnnt er," J/Garfield §.:<¥)—18—"Open Rerret," John 9 -"Nevada," R. Mitchum pondent Frank Rourgholtzer "STORM RIDER" Ireland 11:50— shot the exclusive film*. 9:30-- 5- "Destination Tokyo." WEDNESDAY. OCT. t« Cary Grant 12:00- 5—"Blackmailed" Dr. Milton Eisenhower, 10.00— 2—"Stanley and Living- 12:45— 7—"Cobra Strikes" ROADIUM stone." S. Trary 1:05— 5—"Diamond Jim" nresidpnt of Johns Hopkins 9— "King Konp." F. Wray 3:00— 9—"Tuttles of Tahiti" University, opens fall season 10:30—7—''Devil on Wheels." D. 4:30— 2 -"Tonight We Raid Cal for "John Honkins F11r» 7," re DRIVE-IN Hiokman ais" turning Sunday at 3 p.m., Rertnndn Brnrh RUri. «t ( rrnnhaw 18— "Champion," Kirk 4:35— 5--"Man Who Wouldn't^ DAvii 4-2864 Douglas, R. Roman Die' w Channel 7. 11:15-4 "Thirteenth Hour." R. 7:00 11 "Courage of Lassie," * • » Sun.-Mon. — Oct. 13-14 Dix, Kepis Toomey E. Taylor F. Morgan 9:00-9 "Till Knd of Time," D. Tyrone Power is host on "Four Girls in Town" SUNDAY,
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