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CORMANOE HERALD, To THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1941 yoi hoi 1 in hac tioi spe par *ki «5» ookl AlUOVE." JOIN THE A/MCW Eleven Patients Enter Hospital Eleven patients, Including three accident victims, were received at Toi-rance* Memorial hospital during the past week. The crash victims, Mnrie Poarce, 19, Re- dondo Beach; John T. Wolfp, 30, Inglcwood, and William Schuch- man, 24, Torrance, who entered Sunday, are reported on the road to recovery. Other patlents-of- tlie-weck are: Mrs. Suzanne Bloch, Redondo Beach, Tuesday for surgery; William Bill-goner, 1030 Beech. Monday for medical care; Mrs. Georgia Canning, Hermosa Beach, Saturday for surgery; Margaret Ann Czulegcr, 10, Redondo Beach for an appendectomy last Wed- nesday. Mrs. May Day, Redondo Beach, Tuesday for surgery; IrmnJean McBlhaney, 10, Redondo Beach, Tuesday for surgery;" Mrs. Flor- ence Register, 1100 El Prado, Tuesday for medical care and Mrs. Marie Ybarra, San Pedro, last Thursday for surgery.' Rains Floor] "San Francisco Streets Giving up her electrically-heated stall to make person*! ppeo.r- nces in several parts at the country for the MARCH OF DIMES, Elsie, world-famous movie star cow ii really Blowing both her ' horns to attract the attention ot the nation to the annual dH»e for " lands for the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation. Asked by the press (or a few remarks, EUle stated that peanlU, nickels and dimes, when added together, make a lot of <«Bi« common sense, for the common tood at all children. EUle. also secured the aid of Mickey Rooney, famoai Metto- Ooldwyn-Mayei screen star, who is also a friend of th« natl«a'l kiddies, to aid th^ oause. People . what they're doing Mr. and Mm. Elmer Fronzen are the new occupants of 2010 Arlington avenue. They recently sold their home In Lomlta. Miss >Ioy' Fossum motored from Bakersfield to spend the weekend with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tabor of San Marino, formerly of Torrance, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook Sunday. Recent dinner guests of the ..Bon M|H«rs at their new home, 8121 Anrtreo avenue, -\vcro- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller and Mrs. Constance McCracken and child- ren. .Mm. David Clnrk sailed Fri- day aboard the 8. S. Lurline for Honolulu where she will join her hutband. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bond have loft Torrance to make their home on their mountain property at Crestline near Lake Arrowhead. The Hlllman a L«n family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Phillips at Rosemead. Mr. and Mm. C. O. Deer we.* dinner -guests' Sunday at the home of Mrs. Katherlne Van Brunt at Beverly Hills. Recent guests of Mr. and Mr*. Iiim.s McManus were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rose of Burlington, VVIs., and Mr. and Mrs. James I.ynn and son of Valley Springs, South Dakota. The group spent Sunday afternoon In Pasadena. Quests of* Mr. and Mr*. M. A. Wrlght, ST., last week were Mrs. Rose Beckvr and Mrs. Emma Neff of Denver, Colorado. Ac- companied by Mrs. Wilma Me- Mahon of Los Angeles, the ladles enjoyed a dinner party Wednes- day evening at the Selwyn Alien '10me at Roseoe, Calif. County Forester Bags Bobcat Sam Trout, forest patrolman at the county's Kagel canyon patrol station, was consulting a taxldermlfit today, at the sug- gestion of Spence Turner, county game warden. A real Western bob cat with tasslcd ears, a short stubby tall and a grayish buff coat, a type not commonly seen, was bagged by the patrol- man along n firebreak In Kage! Canyon over the weekend. Using an Austrian rifle with a teleicoplc sight. Trout shot the animal In the throat at a dis- tance of 300 yards. It was brought to the Arroyo Seco divi- sion headquarters on Foothill boulevard, La Canada, where other forest patrolmen came to see It Mrs. Ralph Henley of Hcmet accompanied by her husband paid a weekend visit to her twin sister, Mrs. W. B. Wooldridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. OToole en- tertained as their weekend guest their nephew Jim Webber of San Diego. Mr. .and Mrs. L. L. Cleveland have as their -housegucsts this week Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Oun- dersbn of Eagle Grove, Iowa. Richard Conner of 1413 Madrid Is recoverine from an attack of bronchial pneumonia and will re turn to work next week. Read Our Want Ads CHEVKOLETS <;O\CIUM> SAFETYSTEPS; are safer more modernj than old-fashioned ^ running boards Toll scene was snapped after .68-Inch of rain fell In lest than 30 minutes In San Francisco. The flood- ed Intersection, ihowlnj font streetcars blacked In one line, at 14th and Market-its, Expect Decision Soon on Labor Case at Market The labor controversy center- ing around the K. V. Hinckley market at 24020 Narbonne ave- nue remained unchanged this week while Superior Judge Em- nut H. Wilson deliberated on the case as submitted to him recently. Judge Wilson Is ex- pected to rule on the matter early next week. The question, according to Mrs'. Hinckley, centers around whether or not her employees who are affiliated with the C. I. 6. can be "forced to quit that affiliation and join the A. F. of L." Mrs. Hinckley re- ports that the case is being re garded as a vital test issue for jurlsdlctlonal disputes in South- ern California and the outcome may set an Important precident in labor annals. Kenny On Five Senate Committees State Senator Robert W. Kenny (D) of Los Angeles, .who represents this/the 38th district, in the state legislature is a member of five senate commit- tees for the 84th biennial ses- sion. They are: Elections, Fi- nance, Financial Institutions, Revenue and Taxation and Ju- diciary. The ancient Egyptians used locks on their doors. Mr. and Mm. B. C. Buxton have as their houseguent Mr. Buxton's brother, Frederick J. Buxton, of Philadelphia, Pa., who la enjoy- ing his first visit to California. He will also visit another brother In Santa Ana whom he has seen for 40 years. Uniform Salaries for Policemen Are Suggested to City If a resolution by the Peac Officers' Association of Califor- nia is followed, local gendarmes may enjoy a uniform salary schedule that provides for in creases of three and one-half percent annually to the maxi- mum for their rank. The city council heard the resolution Tuesday night and ordered It filed for future reference. Shortly afterward, promotions with resultant increases in pay were confirmed for five Tor- ranee officers on motion by Councilman George V. Powell, police commissioner. Having fin- shed, their probationary periods. ?rank Schumacher and Ernest Ashton were made permanent iptains with pay of $185 per month. Percy Bennctt, William Evans and WiUard H. Haslam were appointed permanent ser- geants with pay of $175 per month. The Peace Officers' pay scale suggested for cities under 50.000 population follows: Patrolmen. $1.800 to $2,280; corporals, $2,040 to $2,400; sergeants. $2,160 to $2,640; lieutenants, $2,400 to $2,- 760; captains, $2,520 to $3,000, and chief. $2,700 to $4.200. You'll find "Conc««l«rf Saf«ty-3t«p*" 0Mf NO DANODIOUS SNOW AND ICI of dravrotof • tamovs PUhwr •ody. . . . Th«y look b*tl«r ... th»y stay ctoaiMr ... tti*y pro* NO "SmiNO OR LOITERING" WILCOX CHEVROLET CO. "JUST LIKE NEW" . . . In hie new shop at 1307 El Prado, Kenny Ruffell demonstrates the invisible half-soling thaat he specializes In. Kenny IB now equipped to do modern shoe rebuilding, dyeing and foot correction work*. Six Men Nabbed on Gambling Charge May Ask Jury Trial Continuing the drive on asserted gambling that begaq here, with, the arrest Jan. 4 of 18 men .who paid a total of $400 In fines and two of whom are serving 60^day county jail sentences, Police Chief John Stroh and three other officers picked up six more men In a local hotel room last ^Friday night Coop Robbed of Prize Fowl There wa£ on egg shortage In the Shoestring strip area adjoining Torrance this week. John W. CraJg, 1185 West 218th street, told police a thief entered his coop*t Monday night and took 15 prize hens and a 10-pound roosU-r valued at $25. He sold tite chickens wore Identification bands. Two Trucks and Sedan In Collision Two trucks, one of them a Torrance garbage vehicle, and a ::cdan were involved and dam- aged In a three-machine crash at Torrance boulevard and Haw- thorne avenue Monday morning but no one was injured, accord- ing to police reports. The garbage truck, driven by Bob Lamphere, and a sedan, op- erated by John B. McNulty of Redondo Beach, were east bound on the boulevard while another truck, piloted by R. Wlllsie, Long Beach, was going north on Hawthorne. Council Frowns On Dump Yard Request by Brick Company Altho no action was taken, members of the city council In- dicated Tuesday night that the request of the Star Brick and Tile Company for permission to establish a dump between 174th and 178th streets along Western avenue probably would not be granted. The matter was re- ferred to the Planning Commls- ricn for recommendation. Mayor Tom McGuiro pointed out that even If the brick com- i pany erected a seven-foot tight I fence in .front of the dump near Western that such a barrier would not conceal the grounds from view because of the ter- rain. He also stated that West- ern is eventually to be a 100-foot artery and when widened the street would be within three feet of the dump grounds. "I don't think we should open the way to making Nortft Tor- ntnce the dumping grounds for this part of the metropolitan area," he said and other council- men nodded their agreement Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaw are newcomers to Torrance. French Indo-China and Argen- tina have Joined the list of na- tions utilizing pure nickel coins, but In certain European coun- tries nickel coinage has been discontinued. STONE & MYERS, Funeral Directors 1600 CABRILLO TORRANCE PHONE 592 TORRANCE: Cravens at Engracja. Telephone 195 AMBULANCE SERVICE After being booked on gambl- ing charges, they were released on $25 ball each to appear for trial this morning. However, the case was con- tinued today to Wednesday morn- ing, Feb. 5. It is understood that some of the defendants have re- tained an attorney and intend to ask for a jury trial. The defendants are Craw- ford Crill, 26, poolroom proprie- tor, 1640 Vi 218th street; John Anderson Brazil, 63, salesman, Redondo Beach; Absalom Lar- son, 57, carpenter, Los Angeles; Mike Perovich, 25, steelworker. 2067 Carson street; Robert Thomas Crane, 39, laborer, 24645 Cypress sfreot, Lotnlta, and Isa- dore Cwcngel, 39, salesman, 1824 Martina avenue. INTEND TO WED Notices of intention to marry were filed this week at the coun- ty marriage license bureau by: Joseph Michael Mlhalow. 29, 1620 West 219th street, Torrance, and Josephine Bruscla, 22, Los Angeles. Omer Ctto Paton, 24, Haw- thorne, and Elde Ellen Coil, 22, 1908 Martina avenue. Torrance. Kenneth Vernon Edward, 29, Hcrmosa Beach, and Ethelyn Janyce Blschoff, 24, of 2870 Car- son street, Torrance. George Richard Dorman, 30, of 15408 Vermont avenue, and Kath- leen Mavoureen^uoss, 29, of 17503 Crenshaw, Torrance. 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