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Savant to Discuss Meddling hi Europe's Wars at San Pedro

E. Douglas? Jones, M. D., pro 'essor emeritus of Ui S. C.'s College of Physicians and Sur ;eons, will speak tonight in San Pedro at Odd Fellows hall, 10th and Gaffey streets on "No Med dllng In European Wars."

Dr. Jones will be presented under the auspices of the Har bor District America First Com mlttee. Next Thursday evening October 23, there will be a work shop and business meeting held by the committee at the same place.

GAUCHO FASHION-PLATESGrid fans are seeing what the

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Any Yellow Star Thistles In Your Neighborhood?

A new and serious noxloa weed, yellow star thistle no IB known to exist in '60 loca tlons throughout the count] Attempts to eradicate th we«d ore under way undo Decker's direction. Because o Its tenack'tis habits the yellov star thistle has Hnread unt It has liccontc the most serloui well pest In several northen California counties.

The agricultural conimls sloner'K office Is deslrons o having the public report loca tloiK within the county so tha steps towards eradication ma be started immediately. Th plant grows five fret high un drr favored conditions but us ua!ly attains a heOght of onl. one or two feet Flowers or yellow surrounded by severa sharp spikes.

New* Advertising Credited with Gain In Rusket's Sales

Advertising in home tow newspapers, Including The To ranee Herald and Ldmlta New ias been, more than any othefactor, responsible for the ou standing increase jn the sale of Ruskets vitaminized break fast cereal during the past yeai according to L. V. Roberson, a< vertlsing manager, Loma Lind food Company at Arllngto

California. "A few years ago," Roberso

jointed out, "Ruskets had onl a few thousand loyal 'fans.' To day they are sold In over 6,00 ood outlets in California alon

and sales for 1941 are runnin well over 50 per cent above th previous year."

The Ruskets campaign, whlc has been running consistent! n The Herald and Lomita New

and other California home tow newspapers during the pas year, has attracted nationwid attention, having been feature n a two-page story in the Sep embor issue of "Sales Manage

ment", a national publication which gave special mention t he results obtained on. thi

California cereal through con istent newspaper advertising.

lominy Cora Planting Gains in LA. County

Plantings of hominy corn L.OS Angeles county are increa ngly annually, and this we

nearly 100 acres are ncarin maturity in the southern part he county, according to Paul

Wilson, deputy agricultural com mlssioner in charge of fruit an egctable standardization. Entire production, which

mostly Hickory King variety, old to canneries. Since homin orn requires a longer maturln eason than other kinds, harve oesn't begin until in Novemb r December.

The hippopotamus, the larges quatlc hoofed animal, som

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Tartars Drop Final Practice

'Tilt to South Gate.e Late in the last quarter th T Forrance Tartars got going las f ' Triday afternoon at South Gat v but that was too late. Fum

1 jleltis, that ncmesls of many 9 ootball team, was still rldin n .vlth the Tartars and can b

credited with a good share o - South Gate's 25 to 13 win in th f iractice game.

South Gate had too muc t rower in three-quarters of th ' jontest, rolling up two touch e lowns In the first period an >ne each in the second and third In the fourth, Torrance recollec V ed it was capable of going o B he offensive and two quarter 1 >ack sneaks by Bobby Golde

jave the Tartars their points David Jacobs managed to con /ert the second one for the ox ra point. The Tartar line, when it dug

n, looked fairly good bu':hat wall has a lot to learn 1 t intends to keep Marine Leagu 'oes away from Torrance goa

T nies during the campaign open r ' ng tomorrow. Frank Kelley 5 'ight guard, was a stand-out, as r ,vas big Davy Jacobs the othe ruard. The lineups:

5 louth Gate (25) Torrance (13) Holniua IjB Billcl r -Shay LT D. Leech

A'nttn LG Kelley ' A'ltson C Banks 3 i'ouslmnno KO . JacoliB

1, lines RT Thompson -Icnclrix KE Justice :merv Q Dowell

n lulnn ' L.H Smith v HarriH BH J. Leech * Biirnutt F Post

SCORE BY QUARTERS 0 -South date. ........._ 12 6 7 0 25 Porranco ......... _ ._ 000 13 13 ' Touchdowns: South r.ute Bar-

B iett, 2: Hennie, Hurris. Torrance

Extra point: South t!ate Bar- lutt; Torratice Jacobs. *

y 5AN PEDRO TAKES £ TO AIR TO WINi Taking to the air in the sec- t ond period to march 70 yards to c i score, San Pedro nosed oul 3 5Yemont 7 to 6 last Friday at - Navy Field in a practice game - seen by a crowd of' more than, 3,000. Rollie Armenia tallied for

o the Bucs after Andy Suich had s hurled five passes and added one 16-yard run in the drive.

Suich place-kicked for the extra point and winning margin. Fte- mont counted In the opening period.

BANNING LOSES TO BELL, 6-0

A pass good for 40 yards gave Bell a 6 to 0 victory over Ban­ ning in a tight practice game last Friday on the Pilots' grid­ iron. Bell also led in first downs, 5 to 4, and gained 180 yards to Banning's 140.HANUEL ABTg TOPS GAHDKNA, 1S-0

Manual Arts' Toilers took ad­ vantage of two Gardena fum­ bles last Friday to score a 13-0 vvin over the Mohicans' at -Gar- iena in a practice game. Gar­ dena failed to impress in the pro-season showing but the com­ petition from Los Angeles was probably greater than the Mo- liicans will face during the com­ ing Marine League season.

Semipro Winter LeagueSeason Starts Sunday

Next Sunday will mark the start of the Double A winter .eague baseball season for semi- Dro clubs. The Northrop Bomb-

city park, will take on Highland Park at 2:18 o'clock. Last Sun­day the Bombers defeated North American Aviation 4 to 2.

Feminine Fight Fans Throng Redondo Arena

A large number of feminine fight fans are noted every Tues-

letle Club's Arena where eight

The main event Tast Tuesday night ended In a decision for Sddie Jackson over Bobby

Brlggs.

State Picnic-ReunionsWEST VIRGINIA and Me

iUFTEY CLVB . . . The annual a)l picnic reunion of all former

.'and visiting West Virginians and the McGtiffey Club will be held Saturday, Oct. 25, in Syca­ more Grove park, Los Angeles.

S. A. l~ 1JIFLK SHOOTLeonard Wood Squadron, Sons

of the American Legion, de­ flated the Torrance Squadron In

a rlflu shoot at the police pistol 1 range last Saturday. Jack Craw- 1 stmw of the viiltintj shooters, was high point man for the meet while Gerald Godurd was c ilgH point shooter for the Tor- f

ranci* boys. c

The Mohaniint'dan faith is <>s- c tlmatcd to hitvu 219,000,000 fol­ lowers.

He Took 'High Road' for a Gain

Curt Median, University of Oregon rifbl halfback, took the "high ro»d" fur a foor-yaJ-d gain while Jim Crowtber (71). USC right tackle, took "low road" to stop him, at toa Angeles, where Oregonlasu de­ feated Trojuu, 20-6.

BE A PRIZE WINNER YOURSELFDo not envy the "People You Should Know" winners, be

one of them yourself. The hand of opportunity is knocking at "your" door this very day.

True, It Is only to read the stories, get the answers to the questions asked. That's how these other people do It. Let us astonish you before this feature is ended. May Osborne wins two dollars, the first prize, today, and Mrs. Neal Webb, Jr., received the second prize of one dollar.

Here are some of the names sent in by our readers: South­ ern Cabinet Co., J. P. Hameetman, Alva Horney, Edgar M. Jor- gensen, A. L. (Buck) Young, Roy Trunnell, Chas. M. Smith, Mary Jorgcnsen, Oma Horney, Jas Paul Gilbert, and "Mrs. Tony" PataJano.

We promptly got busy and in today's column you will find a few of "Your Friends." More will follow. Do you know which business men formerly made balloon ascensions? Who traveled 'round the world twice? Who lost her skirt on the stage? We do!

leMolay Chapter Was InspectionTorrance chapter, De Molay

had official inspection Tuesday night by Kenneth Whitnack, su- >ervisor of District Four, which ncludes Torrance, San Pedro, Jedondo Beach, W i 1 m i n g t o n, Mtig Beach, Inglewood and

Compton. Albert L. Owens, "dad" of the

ocal chapter, was very proud of he work demonstrated by his toys. A surprise was given Vhltnack, when violin pupils ol

Mrs. Whitnack In Long Beach ppeared and played some num­

bers. By invitation of the sup- rvlsor, Torrance chapter will be osts to all the chapters of the istrict Nov. 25.

ialvafion Army in ippeai For Paper,

Castoff FurnitureThe Salvation Army Men's So-

ial Service Department at 1309 3ost avenue issues a special call o the housewives of Torrance nd their families for waste aper and castoff articles of

othing, shelter and Independ- nee to. thousands of men everyear In the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army provided

,470 meals this last week, and

would have been unable to ob­ tain them. The Army solicits theoopcration of eveiyone inter- stcd in the Welfare of the com- mnlty. Send a call for the Sal- atlon Army Red Shield trucky telephoning Torrance 393.

:ity Auditor Named:or Lieut.-Gov. Post n Kiwanis DistrictLogan R. Cotton, Torranco city

u'dltor, .has been nominated for le post of lieutenant governor f Kiwanis Division 1, Califor- a- Nevada district, Kiwanis In- rnatlonal. Nomination In this ase Is said to be tantamount to ection and Cotton will be of- ctajly named to the office at the Istrict convention In San Jose ctober 24. He will assume his new duties'

anuary I, 1942. Cotton, a for- er mayor of Hcnno.su Beach

md now a r&tldent of Hrdonxl" e»ch, h.Di been a number ot

he . liormosa club for 13 years. Novation of Cotton to the port f lieutenant governor marks the irst time In the 16-year history f Kiwunlb in the South Buy i reu that such nil honor has onie to a local member.

Retd Our Wint Ada

3 Hurt in H.C. Traffic Crashes

Two traffic collisions late Mon­ day in Harbor City injured four persons, three of them seriously, according to Los Angeles police reports.

Mrs. Carl Lamping, 25, of 1413 M: Madrid ave., Torrance, suffered a possible phouldcr fracture and Carl F. Foutts, 33, who recently arrived in Torrance from Ohio, received head and face lacerations in a crash at Pacific Coast (101) highway and Belleporte ave..

Foutts, eastbound with hia wite, Mrs. Lamping and one- year-old Roberta Lamping, was turning off the highway onto Belleporte when the collision with a machine driven by Lloyd H. LeGrand, 33, 24818 Oak St., Lomita, occurred.

The baby and Mrs. Foutts es­ caped injury.

In the other Harbor City mis­ hap, LeRoy Bowman, 7, of 1751 West 254th at. Harbor City, suffered a knee laceration. Offi­ cers reported his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Clar­ ence J. Severson, 51, of Wolf Point, Montana.

Business Women HearNat'1 Emergency Talk

An lnte'-THn» H inner meeting

lonal Business1 and Professional

legs Saturday afternoon and evening when John Burton, author's agent, spoke on "Na-

Smith president of the Torrance

Rarbonne Shows Power Plus Over L. B. Poly, 35-0

With Harry Alexander bang- ine; through in fine style to ring up two touchdowns in the first eight minutes of play, the Nar- bonne Gauchos crushed the Long Beach Poly reserves 35 to 0 on the Lomita field last Thursday. The Gauchos' Impressive show­ ing indicated that their loss on October 3 to South Gate was a Huke.

The Narbonne eleven, directed by Coach Bill Sloan, will un- doutycdly have, a great deal to say about the Marine League championship this season. In every department of the game, f they looked like a title-winning t combination as they poured It j on the Poly squad. ,.Jjj

After setting the stage for the ill vvin, Alexander was: withdrawn ;11 by Sloan and McCormick and 1 Mnrtz took over the scoring | duties. McCormick drove thru | I'or two tallies and Mcrtz added I a fifth. The lineup: t Narbonne (35) L. B. Poly (0) ' f Justice I. K Movers I Mlluurn L T Thornton ' Miirmy L.O Thomaa \ Muffin,. C Hess Bowman He; Boeder IiiiHtainvntr- RT . Llby liinkh-y UK Kchwenk Ali'Xiimlor Q Kennedy ChiMk LH Tarragh .McCormick RH Baca ' Mcrta F Elchcltcrberg ,'

SCORE BY QUARTERS Nurliiiniu- ..I............... 14 7 14 0 35 1 L. I!. I'oly Reserves 0000 0 'Mi.rtz. McCormick. 2.

Kxtni point!) Alrxondur, Mc-rlz. Zaenlu, Craw.

Keystone Sewer Bids Due Oct. 21

Bids are to be opened Oct by the county board of supe visors for the Keystone proje estimated to cost $3,022.50, a the work should get under w< n November, according to wo

partment. The contract is sche< uled to be let one week aft the bids are opened and It

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thought that the work will start within 30 days after the con-

The area to be improved, mown as County Improvement District No. 1034, was recently approved by the Board of Sup- 1 ervisors. The project has been ( urged by Keystone Chamber of Commerce for some time. Speci- s flcations call for installation of 1200 feet of eight-inch main line along 220th Street from Grace '( Avenue to Avalon Boulevard connecting 346 feet of six-inch i house pipe, construction of three manholes and one flushing map- ; hole. The eight-Inch line will | empty into a main sewer on | Main Street. Need of the Im- f provement was recently stressed 1 by health officials who stated f that the area was In danger of : becoming unsanitary during the rainy seasons.

HAJSKIS AT "Y"Leonard Harris, former Te

ranee high school grldder, pointing toward a bigger aeaa for himself this season on t Brigham Yovng University tet at Provo, Utah. The 189-pou tackle, one of the largest m on the squad, Is a Junior th year and Is expected to be real help to the Y squad.

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