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FAMILY SPECIAL REG. NOW

Boys' Coat Sweaters $2.98 $1.59

Boys & Girls Plaid Flannel Shirts 2.65 1.98

Chenille Bedspreads, Double or Single 5.98

Kitchen Curtains Pair 1.98 1.25

Durosette Panel Curtains Pair 5.98 3.00

Farah Boys Jeans, next to Levi's, 8-Oz. Sanfor­

ized, will not fade, Sizes I to 6 ...... $2.19

Sizes 6 to 16 :!..J ..:..,;..... $2.49

56 inch 100% Wool Plaids . yd 4.98 2.75

Nylon Hose, 51 Gauge ........ 1.98 1.25

YARDAGE OF ALL KINDS

Gingham red and white, blue and white check 69c yd.

Spun Rayon, Sateen, Cotton Gabardine and Cretonne, and

many Other Materials

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Store Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The FAMILY STORE1673 Cravens Ave. Phone 1696-J

Torrance

The first 60-lap main event

held -since before the war will

headline the midget car program

tonight when Kd Haddad, Karl

Young, Danny Oakcs, Pec Wee

Dlstarce, Perty Uiiiiim, Chick

Barbj and o'.lici AAA speedway a v o i 11 c s hit into the home

iitetcn 01 me season at ouniuix

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Gjlmore Racing Wilson-Boyd Tonight Features Signed For 10

founds In BowlJackle Wilson, ranking chal-

enger for the world welter- veight title, and Jackle Byrd, cteran Southern California trial lorse who gave Lew Jenkins one if his worst beatings, have been iigned for the 10-round main vent of the Wilmington Bowl's cturn to professional fights on

Wednesday night, Sept. 24.The Wilmington' Bowl Boxing

:lub of Einie Steffens, owner of hr Bowl and a Long Beach con- ssionalre, and Joe Craig, who is been staging amateur fights

at the Harbor arena for nearly two years, was granted ofticial pro license this- week by the dtate Athletic Commission.

Amateur boxing, however, will continue in full swing at the Wil mington Bowl on Friday nights

Craig, who will seive as 8. matchmaker for both the pro show on Wednesday and the amateurs on Friday, announcec yesterday that the two Jackles nad been signed for" the feature ittraction on the opening card vhich will have 32 rounds of ac tlon.

Albert (Sandy) Sandoval, Wii mington boy who graduated from the Harbor A. C. amateurs into pro ranks last winter and Is climbing the ladder fast, will op­ pose Sammy Manders in the six-

-._ . -.___-_. ... ... _. round lightweight semi-windup.

at 8:30 0 clock, one-lap qualifying Four four round preliminaries

i no txtia distance main eveni^ uL'Ln bcnuiinua as a spucia>vmcnu lor tile thousanus 01>s Angeles school cnimren, wnuuu 11 LU school Sept. 1U. Most 01em Wui oe kepi 'busy withuuics, and win w unable tuuness a long muiget event un

niu TnunKsgivinh mgnt Olaiu,rix. The lacu Inuisaay win uile San 1'i-uro bweepstaites."King Karl" Koung ste|B upitn tiauuau ana oakes as aivoriie tins weoK, loiiowing hitlaienng -iu-lappur 01 last amirs-

auy mgnt when nc lowered intmoru record lor that cusianciluui.tfos. lonng. who aiwaycns in a masienul Job at imuois 01 Howard Kucks wooti na

tnrpe '»/ mam evencs, ana hoia cwo recoras. In auuaion to t Wiap record, Young aiso holda the thtce-lap trophy dash stana ard of 44.4<s.

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time trials at 7:00

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CHEVROLET AGENCY FOR TORRANCE . . . Here is the architects drawing of the new plant of Paul» Chevrolet agency in

Torrance, work on which was started this week. The show room, offices and shoo will be one of the finest in Southern Cali­

fornia, according to leaders in the automobile business who have surveyed plans for Ihe Torrance^establishment. _______

Chances Reported Good For Dove Season Now Open

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Instruction Of First Unit 01 lew Chevrolet Building StartsConstruction started this week*of this area, Paul Loranger, '

n the service unit of the new j owner, announced

Doves -are now legal targets

throughout the state of Calit'or-

n i a, the Division of Fish and

Game announced last week.The dove season extends from

September 1 to September 31, ex­

cepting in Imperial County, where

I the season will open at 12 noon

October 2 and will continue until

October 31.Following opening days, doves

may be legally taken one-half

hour before sunrise until sunaut.

Reports from the field indicate

that doves are fairly abundant

in all purls of the State, with ex­

cellent prospects for good shoots in the vicinity of Fresno and Mo- desto.

$70 000 CHEVROLET PROJECT STARTS . . . Here ii Mayor I. Hugh Sherfey, Jr. turning the first

thovel of dirt to launch the firrt unit of the big new $70,000 building for Paul'« Chevrolet, 16*0

Cabrillo Ave. Looking on are Paul Loranger, agent for Chevrolet here; Gus Culbertton, Chevrolet

zone manager, and Blaine Walker, tecretary of Torrance Chamber of Commerce. The first unit will

comprise a shop and offices, and will be 85 by 120 feet in sue. Ike show room will be con-

structed soon. Meanwhile, Paul'» Chevrolet occupies the old Central garage premhei, shown in the

background. _____-Tom.,,,-. IUT.I.I MUM.

car department. I'.ody work and

painting will continue to be far-

ried on in the foimrr Central Garage building on Border ave.

About 40 persons _attended a birthday party for Maxine San- doval held at Normont Ten-ace Social Mall last week. For Miss Saiidov.il 1 * 15th birthday cele­ bration theie WHS games, dan­ cing, and refreshments.

aul's Chcviolet building, 1640 abrillo avc.Representing a total Invest- lent of $70,000, the service unit

s in response to the incieasing ulomotlve demands of resident^

Pueblo ToprBy GLORIA FLURES

Well, friends, 1 assure you 1 .m very happy to announce that he winner lor the "tjueen of | 'icsta" contest is our own can-

rjidate Miss Ofelia.Duarte..This contest was held as a

main event for the 15th and 16th f September fiesta, which is Jexican Independence day.Hiss Duarte will be crpwned

m Sept. IS at the Clark stadium n Hermosa Beach.

The other candidates were Miss tory Maciel, representing Re- londo and Miss Bertha *'lores cpresenting Hermosa Beach.

Miss Duarte wishes to take ,hts opportunity to thank all of ,he people who so kindly helped ler to sell votes, and Luecio's [rocery; store and La Mlchoaca- ta grocery store, also the Logla .Azaro Cardenas who put up a ine campaign for her. She ap- >reciates this very much.

Speaking in behalf of the peo- Jlc of Pueblo, I sincerely believe .hat we are ttuly happy on the >utcome of this contest.

Hahn-St. John contractors are ;onstructing the now building, which will put 6,500 feet of space! under cover. It is expected that j the work will be completed in from 60 to 90 days.

A 128-ft. frontage on Cabrillo avo. was purchased last spring by Loranger for the future build­ ing needs of his business. The Central Garage building and all its automotive repair equipment were also purchased l>y Loran­ ger, and the building now houses Lhe Chevrolet agency in Tor- ance.

During the first U.iee months of business locally, patron de­ mands have forced Loranger to increase his garage staff from 7 to ? 5 persons. The expansion of business has also necessitated considerable new equipment in­ cluding 50 storage bins for parts.

Future plans for the Chevro­ let agency in Torrance call for an elaborate showroom and used

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A fine dance was put on by the Del Aiuo club last Friday tn Pueblo Center. Refreshments

e served and the music was furnished by Armando Sanchez and his orchestra.

The Del Arno club will sponsor another dance on iept. 27. So be sure and be there for a teal fine time.

On Saturday the Logia Lazaro Cardenas sponsored a dance at the C.r.O. hall and was really lots of fun. Their next dance will be held the 20th of Septem­ ber.

Congratulations, Miss Virginia Acosta and Henry Camou on your wedding last Saturday, Sep­ tember 6. Here's wishing you all the happiness In the world.

Isldro Hoque and Frank Bus tlllos left recently for Sacra­ mento, where a job was await­ ing them.

The stork has been to Pueblc agaln. This time to Mi-. anM Mrs. P. Gonzales' house The

I baby gitl was named Kosa (ion-

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