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PLASTIK CO.

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THE GENERAL PtJBLtC

We formerly sold exclusively wholesale to

large users of fine paints . . . but due to

the demand of many individuals who

wished to purchase our paints for domes­

tic purposes ... we have decided to

open our retail department.

Phone Tor ranee 162

Plasti CO-

OF AMERICA274* Cabrlllo Ave. Torrance

(Corner of Cabrillo and Sepulveda)

Prisoners Of War, Relatives May File Claims

Veterans who formerly were prisoners of war in Japan aVid dependents of those who died as prisoners, are again being soli­ cited by a Washington, D. 0. or­ ganization to file claims for com­ pensation on a fee basis, J. G. Caldwell, director, Veterans Service Center, Torrance, said to­ day.

Caldwell pointed out that if and when it becomes possible to file such claims they will be handled by the Federal govern­ ment through official channels, and it will not be necessary for veterans or their dependents to pay anyone a fee for this service.

The organization making the current 'solicitation asks a re­ tainer of $10, plus 15 or 20 per­ cent of any recoveries obtained from the Japanese government. A similar campaign was con­ ducted by this organization last year.

No arrangements have yet been made for processing of claims for maltreatment of prisoners by the Japanese, but any machinery which is estab­ lished for this purpose undoubt­ edly will provide for filing through official government channels, Caldwell said.

Free service in presenting all types of claims and assistance in obtaining the various veter ans' benefits are available at the Veterans Service Center locatec at 1339 Post avenue, Torrance The facilities of this office will of course, be available for filin) of prisoner of war claims once the required procedure is estab

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-CMUTICHIS-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH C.

Miles Northrup, paalpr; Caraon and Martin* sts. Telephone 141. Sunday

JO a. m. Service, 10:50 a. m.. p. m.. Evangelist Paul K.

Completes Basic Work

Pvt. Thomas Breslln, 19, of 1658 W. 254th St., has completed a basic training program in Com­ pany I of the Third Battalion, Replacement Training center, Fort Ord, Calif., and is on orders for further duty.

The youth, who enlisted for three years, received a rating of sharpshooter with the M-l rifle during his training course.

He 'attended San Pedro high school and was a member of the National' Radio Institute.

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FISHING TRIPS SPONSORED BY PROJECT GROUP

Charter fishing trips, sponsored by the Harbor Hills recreation committee, will be open to all local residents for the next seven Sundays.

The use of the boat has been donated to the committee by its owner, Keith Kendig. It will leave the San Pedro Ferry build­ ing at S a.m.

Anyone Interested In the trip is asked to contact Lynd Esch

ASSEMBLY Of OOD Paul II.Perry, pastor, 1741 Border ave..Phone 1306-W. Sunday achool. 9:30

u: aervlce, 10:46 a. m.. and 7:30 n. Toung people. Sunday, 0:30 i. Service Wedneaday and Friday

at 7:80 p. m.

CENTRAL EVANQELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Arlington at Marcellna. H. Wealey Roloff. M. Th. minister, phone 131. Sunday achool 9:30 a. m. Service 11:00 a. m. Prayer

Ice on Tuesday at 7:30. Rehearsal of the choir. Thursday at 7:30.

R. C. Cannon. mlnlaol, 9:46 a. m. Service 10:46 a 7:30 P m. Tounc people's mi >

6:16 p. m. Wedneaday, 7:30. wornld atudy. Thuraday, 8:00, yo

KBV8TONE ASSEMBLY OP QOD- Rev. Charlotte Shook. 435 W. 330th at.. Torrance. Sunday achool, 9:46 a.m. Service* 11 a. in. and 8 p. m Chrlat Ambasaadora service, Sunday, 7 p.m. Wedneaday and Friday at 8 p. m., prayer meeting, testimonies and abort sermon. Monday through Fri­ day prayer service from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. All are Invited.

NORMONT JUNIORS GRID TRIUMPH

A third pciiod touchdown by Normont's Juniors, gave them a ccent 12-6 victory over the Wll- hall Juniors.

.Lineup for Normont Included

Earlo E. Parkhurst of Palos Vci'des Estates has been elected president of the Advisory Coun­

il of Palos Verdrs College, new 2-year co-educational college In Rolling Hills which opens for the first time this month.

Park-hunt, who Is treasurer and manager of the National Dyeing and Finishing Corpora­ tion of Los Angelea, was recent­ ly appointed by Governor War­ ren to Rent Control Board No. 15 of Ix>s Angeles.

Palos Verdes college, a private, non-profit Institution dependent entirely upon community support and student tuition, will offer courses in liberal arts, business administration, music and art.

"MINUTE DETAIL"The literal interpretation of

the word menu is "minute de-Cole, Hutch, Enles, Mayes, Ci.s-1 tall," according to the Encyclo-,ncros, Forbes and Lcyva. aedia Britannlca.

nt meeting. ' \ Sat. 10.30 «.n

at Manhattan pi.. Garde HEnlo 4-1064. Sunday

Western ave.

New ways the telephone can

reach remote areas

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CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE NA TIVITY Engraata and Hantnl avea. ROT. »V Patrick J. McOulnneae.paator: RET. Harry Murph tint pastor. Telephone 883. Bundayi

Ma12 noon

We«k day Has*: 7 SO E.jervlcea to Sacred Hurt Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Devotions to Sacred Heart, first Friday e and 7.80 a- m. Classea (or oonvarta. Monday evening. 7 to 9 p. m.; Wedneaday evening after aervleea. Confessions; Saturday 4 to 6 p. m., 7:30 to 9 p. m.; eves it Holy daya and (irat Friday., same time. Catechlam claaaea: Wednesday t (p. m.: Saturday at 1:30 a. in.

MIMION JERUSALEM ROT. V. P. Rodrliruear paator, ^3230 303rd at.. Pue-

Rodta tofephont) allows your voice to "ride the beam" into Death Valley, across the channel to Catalina bland ... to Mount Hood ... be­ tween Maryiville and Redding. With transmit­ ters like this one we can span sea or desert by radio and your voice sounds exactly as though it were coming over a telephone wire.

FOURSQUARE OO8PEU Hra. Oe . Piles, pastor. 36394 Belleporte av<

iarbor City. Sunday achool, 9:: Worship, 11:00 a. m. Cruaadi

«. 6:00 p. m. Evangellatlc « lea. 7:80 p. m. Services Wedni

and Friday nights. 7:80

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS SCIENTIST 3U 318th at. and Ms

lei ava. Sunday morning aervleea s . Sunday achool, 9:80 a.m. Wednei 17 evening meetlag. I p.m. Readln torn at 17W Manual ave.. 11 a.m. to p.m., each week day.

NAZARENE CHURCH W. A. Pel ir, paator. 1681 W. Caraon at. Sui luiol 9:45 a. m. Service 11 a m. an 80 P m. Young People's Meeting «;!

m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7 ; : m. Prayer and Fasting service Fr

ly. 11:00 a. m.

COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN ev. John B. Orr, paator. phon

171-W. 5164 M5th at.. Sunday achool 45 a. m. Five departments wit! asses for all agea. Service 11:0

m.. and 7:30 p. in. Chrlntlan Kn

Fewcr-lln« carrier is another new device which makes telephone communications pos­ sible in remote, sparsely settled districts. Your voice "hitch-hikes" along existing power lines on radio waves that are tuned to follow the /ires. Several power-lint systems are now used oiMhe Pacific Coast... and they're as sale and effective to use as any. >

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w equipment to meet tht emand fur more telephone! and

Mrvici do not come (com t*lc-

ThoM 4t4W4>lopm«mts art) dramatic ... butmost of our expansion program must be pushed with "everyday" things like this post-hole dig­ ger ... wires and cables and switchboards. Our construction program of $200,000,000 this year brings us closer to our goal: the finest telephone service for the West.

phone bills. New dollan come from people who are willing to put their uv- iufli into the builneu. We muit earn enough to attract thtie new working dollan.

/;AND TIllOIArH COMPANY

1307 Pott Avenue Phone Tonance 4400

Mere than W.ftW people warklng together to rnnlsh ever-better telephone service

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ASSEMBLY OF QO istor 1317 Cravens :hool. 9:46 a. m. Se td 7:30 p. gular aer 80 p. m.,

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> W. O. Zlegler, ave. 8\inda> vice 11:00 a. in., ?sday. 7:30 p.m. ichlng: Friday,

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nd"adult"ulbie class';' 1°1 "a.m., lommunlon First Sunday of the i lornlng prayer other Sunday)

ganliatlona; Vestry meeta aeconc day, 7:30 p.m ; St. Cecllla'a meets second and fourth Wedneaday

n.; Woman'a Auxiliary meeta se ond and fourth Thursdays, 11 a.in Men's Club meets third Wednesday 6:80 p.m. Young Churchmen's Leagu Sundays at 8:90 p.m.

FIRST LUTHDHAN CHURCH uclft and Bouomaj avanues. Phoi

Ml. Frank D. Mechllng, paslo iunday school

10:49 a. m.

FOURSQUARE OOSPEL CHURC Rev. ana Mrs. Arthur Pedi pastors, 1107 El Prado. Phone 1163 Sunday achooj 9:30 a m. Service 11

i., and 7:80 p. m. Young Pool 6:16 p. m. Wedneaday. 7;SO, preach:, and prayer. Friday. 7:80, evangelist youth aervlce.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Rav. Clyde B. Ruckman paator. 1631 Uanuel ave.. phone sou. Bund achool. 9:48 a. m. Worahlp. 11:00 a. Youth aervlces: 7:00 p. m,, rehears for the youth choir. 1:00 p. m.;_yuu fellowship worship and study. Thu day: 7;SO the churcr

TODAY'S BARGAIN!

DUTCH PWnTPRICES SLASHED!

Down come Dutch paint pikes

Famous for high quality and true color

• Outside White . J2.95p.T cjcil

White Enamel $3.75 per gal

LTZ Paste ... $4.15 ppr gol

• Roof, Fence, Barnred and green . . $1.90 pet cjal

• Roof, Fence, Barngray and brown . $1.65 pi>r .jcil

• Spai Varnish . $3.40 pi-i (,«!.

Above prices are tor five gal containers.

Also obtainable in one gal. containers, at slightly higher price per gal

HIGH QUALITY-PURE PREPARtD PAINTS

WHITE BATH TOWELS59'Size I8>36Inchet.EACH

O.D. WASH CLOTHS ICeEACH ... • W

SHEETS$279&iie 90x99

Inches EACH .

W.A.C. SLACKS S295T. SHIRTS

BLUE and WINE STRIPES Slits: Small •— Medium —• Large

97'

NEW KHAKI PANTS

Siie 30 to 44

RE-ISSUE KHAKI PANTS / $135* Small Slz<>* Only

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ALL SIZES

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GABERDINE Grade II

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