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YHUilOAV. rfeftRUARV 18, MJUiALA. ftrranat California Classified Ads Start on Preceding Page Rouses, Courts 7 p20 l-roum unfurnished huu garage,' adults. 721 Amapola. ^21.50 Cory furnished cottug watsr. garage, wuxhfng macliin Call at 2617 Carson. Jzs.OO f-rupm furnished houp RBraKO. Water paid. Adul 26003 President Avenue, Ha bor City. f26.bo' 6- room unfurnished lious Karage, nfter Kcli. 10. 120515 Royal, Hiimmerlon Tract. (M t-KOOM attractively furnish hpwii', Iwa l>cdroouui, ferns Clean. Adults. 1430 221st S ago. lawn, adults. Water pal 26406 Oak street. Inquire. I 26612 Oak St.. Lotnlta. PHILLIPS COURT 2126-31% Highway 101, Lomlta FORMERLY CASE COURT J1S MO. FURNISHED APTS. . MINIMUM PAID ON LIGHTS ANP OAS, GARAGE. QUIET HOME LIKE. ^creage, Lots 80 FAHMS HANCKCi ACRES near Torralice, cheap Owner, 1222 Cota. Torrance. Lota on Hartorl near Cravens 80x140. Zoned for apartments. Ordered sold to settle estate. Sandlson Co., 352 E. 3rd St. Long Beach, Phone 612-16. 3% ACRES ON ' FIGUBROA ST. ON PRACTICALLY YOUR OWN TEItMS NICE, LEVEL LAND- GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD REMCO 1405 Sartorl Tor. 6 CHICKEN RANCH oauipood tor 3000 chickens; C-room modern house, 5 acres 3 acres ill figs. Sacrifice. Will consider renting. Inquire 17107 FlKueroa. ' NOW IS THE TIME TO PICK UP A LOT IN THE HAM- MERTON TRACT. I HAVE 2 KOR $150 BACH. (SwMStfim/ I960 Torrance Blvd.. Tor. 172 WILL SELL CHEAP 1 _: 60-FT. LOT. UTILITIES AND IMPBOVEMENTS IN AND PAID. FOR ON 248TH STREET. 1 57 .FT. FRONTAGE ON HENDRieK'B AVE.. UTILK , TIES IN. ' . L/J. HUNTER 2036 240th St. Lomita 861_ usiness Rentals 83 LAR<3B HALL suitable for lodge rooms, club meetings, kitchen equipped, large dance floor; also will consider small manu- factory. Inquire Apt. A, 1951 ' Garson. Ph. Tor. 392. wueg For Sale 84 '• 3-BKDROOM HOME ON AMA- POLA AVE. $2000 TERMS REMCO U05 Hartorl Tor. 5 1-HOOM PKA-MJB HOUSE IN HARBOR CITY. OFK NOR- ' MAWD1E. Myrtle 0. Brown REAL ESTATE (-ROOM 3-lmlr.oum atucro home. J4100.00. Terms. 26216 Monte Vista. I.omltji. ARMSTRONG REAL ESTATE RENTALS, LOTS LISTINGS WANTED 24245 Ncqce Walterla L\ARUE 6 UOOa ntucco near school, Kurnitttted or un- furnished. Smnll down payment. No monthly payments until July. Insurance paid 3 yoara. 6 per cent mortsugtt. 1622 Cedar Street. MKW fi-rodm house, hardwood floors, tile kitchen and buth. *3500. twiilii. Owner 1728 251th Ht. NOW UN Dim CONSTRUC- TION' IN LOMITA U-BJSPKOOM HOUSES »3150-~EA8Y TERMS 4-ROOM FRAME IN HAH13OK CITV $1500 $200 Down i-OKpROOM FR.VWK. NICE YARD. KRflNT AND BACK. NEW1,Y DEOOKATKD. IN LO- MITA. J2I6" -- TEHMS GOOD LUCK REALTY 253J)0 WESTERN AVE. HAHBOR CITY OP»N 8UWPAY NEW fiTyCCQ HOME 1150 'PQWN :00;» 6e. Oak Ave, munt and Nurmuixllc. r. 0. KOEHLW 704 So. Spring St. Loo Ar,K"k-» Tflmtty S«:M Homes For Sale & OPPORTUNITY RIDES AGAIN 1714 ARLINGTON Close In stucco home, with 4 bedrooms, large living room, etc. Rodecorntod completely IlBht and cheerful. A real fire- place, double garage and new automatic wnter heater. If you like ample living space "Here It Is." Location nnd house ad- mirably, suited for combined home and business, for doctor, dentist, or many other uses. S4500 TOTAL PRICE LOOK AT IT! AND COM- PAHK HOUSE AND I'HICE WITH ANYTHING OFFERED IN TORRANCE TODAY. WE ARE GOING TO SELL THIS HOUSE! WHAT IS YOUR PROPOSITION? SEE OWNER RedondO 3916 Western Village APPROVED FOR F.H.A. WHOLESOME ENVIRONMENT. ACCESSIBILITY. PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS NO BONDS INDIVIDUAL REFINEMENTS. IF THESE FEATURES AP- PEAL TO YOU AS A PROS- PECTIVE HOME OWNER, YOU WILL BE INTERESTED IN OUR . . . NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. MOD- KRN IN EVERY RESPECT. FOR SALETAT AN ATTRAC- TIVE FIGURE. . GENE HAMILTON 1612 W. Cawon. Tor. 634. Why Dpn't You Take That Rent Money Sfow and Buy a Home While Work Is Steady, and Real Estate Prices Low? 1 -room, 2 bedroom house, large fenced lot 50x180. double ga- rage. House completely fur- niahccf, ready to move into. Only $250.00 down and $25 per $2,250.00 paid for. Many out-bulldlngs. Will sell outright, or exchange for 3-hedroom house. (500 down or will exchange equities. $2,600.00 ccllcnt location on west side, double garage. FUA 5 per cent oan. Only $500 down. $3,500.00 . -room stucco house, tile, bath and sink, dinette, large living room. Lot 50x140. Good 6 per cent loan. This homo IB In ex- ceptionally good condition. As- easmenta paid. (1,000 down. $3,750.00 louses just being built on ern Avenue. Lots 50x160. No sscssments. A-l construction, oublo garages, spacious rooms. 500 down. $3,750.00 Special lot bargains this week Inside lots 40x150 1400.00 Corner lot* 50x150 $550.00. Good corner lot on Sonoma, 11 paid. $350.00 TORRANCE INVESTMENT CO. PHONE 176 eal Estate 86 IXCHANCtS AND WANTED R SALIC OR will trude. 2-bcd- room stucco in Harbor city for home in Inglewood or Los An- eeles. 1011 Cota. VO-FAMILY dwelling - clear - good Income, always rented. Heet location. Will trade San Hox D, c-o Torrance Herald. ANTKD TO 11UY 2-lx-druom IIOUHO in Lumlta ilixtiicl. Mall description.' I!ox l-'t, Harbor City. usiness 90 OrfOITUNItliS WILL TRADK For Real Estate or What? ' ars. Trucks. Trailers. 2,000 Tires, and Good Wrocklng and jarage Business. Long Lease, Low R«nt. billing Government Position. UNCLE PETES 6813 S Western Menlo 4-02U »tUb. £jtXL*,KS. RROWERS, LENDERS. PORTANT NOTICEI CT1ON ma of the Calliomla Civil Code prcoumes all sale* or ohattel mortgagee of buslneeaea to be FRAUDULENT «*d all buyers or lundern to IM liable for tlio debta of aellera or bor- rowera In event of inllure to record and publlib Notice of luteullun to Sell or Borrow on required by the strict Bulk Salon Law of thin Btute. For copy of ttw law, furtlutr Infor- mation nod blank forma, In- aulre Tormnce Herald, 1>I« El Prado. Classified Ads accepUxl at the untci- up to 1 p. m. Wedneu- ys. I4»ney to Loan 9* HOW TO GET OUT OF DEBT By Using "Personal's" New "We-Pay-Your-BUto" Plan Figure out how muoh you need to pay off all your bills. Then apply for a loan of that amount from Pcr«onal Finance Co. As soon as your application Is apr orovod we will advance YOU the cash to pay your bllf« Im mediately ... or bring us a record of your bills and we will pay them for you. Then you repay your loan In convintaot monthly Installments which you can easily afford. CASH Monthly payments Includln YOU 5 mo. 8 mo. 12 mo. 20 mo. J 30 | 6.46 « 4.18 t 2.82 » 1.62 ? 50 10.76 6.97 4.87 8.21 $100 21.&? J3.85 9.76 641 »300 42.86 27.72 19.33 12.61) (300 64.11 41.41 28.8! 18.80 "Personal" Loans made on »al- nottfylng your employer, frlenta or relatives. For a Personal Loan See THE PERSONAL Finance Company ALBERT R. OL8ON, Mgr. 5M 8. Pacific Pbone 2658 SAN PBDRO NEXT TO OWL. DRUG 6TORE 1 hour free parking at 6th & Pacific parking lot. utomobiles 95 ** TIUCW, THA1LKS, MOTOMYCtlt WALTER G. LINCH Redondo Beach ^-SAYS- THE TIME IS RIGHT "PRICE RISB IS NO MYTH. IT IS A FACT TO BE RECKONED WITH." OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT "NO FOOLING, CHECK OURS" AND 'A SQUARE DEAL OR NO DEAL" 936 OI.DS HEDAN..............J346 035 REO COUPE.._..............»17? ' 935 DODGE SEDAN...........-IMII 938 PLYMOUTH 03S CHEVROI>ET PANEL DELIVERY....-....»»6S 9M FOJRD CPUPE.......-....._M2B 935 PLYMOUTH SBDAN_»275 936 DODGE !4EDAN...........,»S66 987 PLYMOUTH DE IJJXK SEDAN...........4438 937 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE COUPE..»48* .OTS ' OF LOWER PRICED CARS. GOOB TRANSPORTA- TION. LOW RATE FINANCING WAITER G. LINCH DODGE-PLYMOUTH AGENCY 277 SO, PACIFIC Redondo Beach REDONDO 2122 Rent that * Rooin Garage ; House : Apartment thru our ; Want Ai Call Miss Lee Torrance 444 Automobiles 9 n nucn^nuiiKs, MOTOICYCIII TORRANCE MOTORS Authorized Pontlao Dealer PARGAINS IN RELIABLE USED CARS '14 CHEVROLET MASTBR COUPE, NEW PAlffT, GOOD TIRE 8 NICE CAR. EASY TERMS. $20 UNDER BOOK VALUE !8 MERCURY TOWN SEDAN EXCELLENT CONDITION. UPHOLSTERY LIKE NEW. COMPLETELY GUARANTEED A BEAL PUY. $40 BELOW BOOK VALUE PBYEBAL MORE-rALL REAL UNTIL SATURDAY. FEB. 16th DON'T MISS THIS OPPOR- TUNITY FOR A REAL BUY CABRILLO AT GRAMERCY TOR. 851 iiio Accessories 96 !Ujsrtjf«?f- _ ......... __ fill's 'Auto Wrecking (ClOARANTBED USED PARTS) '38 COUPE V8 $50 "W ITS PARTS, 3EE BILL" Retreads and Used Tires 1309 Lonjlta Blvd.. Harbor City Ph,one Lomita 395 jUto Repairing 97 AUTO TOPS AND UPHOI^TERINO HAVE THEM INSTALLED BY *XPERIENCED WORKMAN. NO OVERHEAD CHARGE. CHAS. F. COX 2165 E40th St. I.nm. 506 DO YOU BELIEVE IN SAFETY FIRST IF 60 -WHY WAIT WIICOX Your .Ch&vrolet Dealer 'nvltca yog to come In now and ct us. chtH^f your brakoa. lights, wtndihleld wiper and whatever else la -jieceasary to increase your naiety and comfort of drivltuj. We are equipped to take care of your need* AT ONCE All work done In our body, scr- victi and lubrication dupart- mcnla by factory trained me- hanlcs .with a guarantee that eaily iruurantecfl air work done. WILCOX Chevrolet Co. NBW AND USED CAR SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 692 1000 abrillo Ave. TORRANCE. CAUK. FREE PARK PLUGS OLEANED WITH A LUBRICATION JOB SPECIAL ... $1.00 T*KAT YOUR CAI? RIGHT" HEDGES RICHFIELD SERVICE Ml Corson Tor. 707 FREE! B&NG THIS AD FOR FREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT TIIIIHH.. Kill.. MAT. ONLY FIRESTONE AUTO SUPPLY tf\ CRAVENS TOR. 476 WOLFS GARAGE GBNKriAL OVERHAULING" ON ALL MAKBM OF CARS). WK l»y«NIBH YOU A CAR VHILK YOUK TAR IN HMDP. 40)! Burtfer Tor. 10»» CALL MISS LEE TGSRANCE 444 and let her help you word an ad! Drain Project Okayed by LA. Sam Barraclough, president Harbor City .Chaipbcr of Com mercp, antf the other cttlaen who have fought for weeks f an appropriation for the drain age 1 of Frampton street an< 25»th street, returned from th l<os Aa^ales city council meetln Monday In a happy frame < mind when the council ove ruled the veto of Mayor Bowron to the appropriation of $460 fo the drainage. An eyesore and a menace to health, groups of citizens nav funds needed to relieve the con dltlon should be forthcomln and by persistent effort have achieved their aim. Wore Women Turn Out for ft. C. Sewing In response to letters sent to 12 women's organizations in Lo mlta, a marked increase In at tendance at the Red Cross workroom was noted Monday. ] s expected that ten dresses wi )e completed this week, te sent. Layettes for refugee babies n many parts of Europe will be made in the Lomlta workroom md by the Royal Neighbors Sewing club. Yarn for bootees and caps will be supplied am women are wanted to help with hose layettes. Women helping Monday were lesdames Dorothy Atkinson, ennie Beck, Lucllle French, lauer, Agnes Dannenhauer, Monte Gillies, Glendora Brock, osephlne Petersen, Veronica 3ase, and Edna Smith, produc- POSTAL TRANSFER IGNORflO PHILADELPHIA. Three let- ters, mailed at an old city post ffice building at least seven ears after the post office hac moved to different quarters* lave been delivered to their des- nations. The letters were dis- covered by a city tax collector. Vacancies cost you money, lassified ads are cheap. "Public Notices" NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Notice of Intention to sell stock of goods in bulk-: Wltnesscth that notice ishere- y given pursuant to the provi- ons of Section 3440 of the Civil 7ode of the State of California, lat the undersigned Saul G. :och of City of Torrance, Coun- ' of Los Angeles, State of Cal- ornia, Intends to sell to James Johnson all that certain stock merchandise consisting gen- ally of Paints, oils, varnishes, ushes and wall paper, Known the Torrance Paint Store be- nging to said Saul G. Koch and cated at 1119 Sartorl, City of orrance, County of Los An- cles, State of California, and lat a transfer and assignment : the same will be made, and le purchase price thereof will paid, on Monday, the 10th day March, 1941, at Tprrance Na- onal Bank, City of Torrance, ounty of Los Angeles, State of alifqr,nla, at 3 o'clock P. M- hat the address of said vendor 1119 Sartorl, City of Torrance, ounty of Los Angeles, State of allfornia, and the address of Ud vendee IE James D. John- n, City of Inglewood, County Los Angeles, State of Call- rnia. Dated February 10th, 1941. SAUL G. KOCH Vendor or Vendee eb. 13. OTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This notice of intention to soil stock of goods In bulk WitncWHith that notice is here- y given that HELEN E. SEEDS tends to sell all that certain ock of merchandise <onslstlng nerally of Restaurant fixtures uid equipment .belonging to said elen E. Seeds and located at 19 SI Pi-ado, in the City of 'orrance, Los Angeles County, ulifornia, and that a transfer and .assignment of the same will ic made, and the purchase price lereof will be paid, on the 19th ay of February, 1941, at 1405 artort Avenue,< In the City of orrance, Los Angeles County, allfornia, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. ittt the address of said vendor > in the city of Tprrance, Los ngelei County, California, and le address of said vcndw Is In le City of Torrance, Los An- tes County, California. Dated February 8th, 1041. LILLIAN GOSPIAUX, Vendee Falk. FiW T)o? of Nation ?; :I!filflH HHr- 1 President «owenM'« vet tioottle. Falla, named after one of the' PretWeirt'f NKlfOt «W*»ton. bejs from Thomas Qoalten, Presi- dent'! bodwiwd. Springtime Is He OOO O Salvation Army Will Be This is- the month for house- cleaning. To the housewife it is i busy season. To the man of he house it Is a periodical icadache. To the Men's Social Service Department of the Sal- vation Army in Torrance, lo- atcd at 1809 Post Avenue, it is ng this period that the Salva- lon Army gathers much of the materials that provide for the lomeless men that appeal to hem for help. Do you know that during 1940, he Social Service Department f the Salvation Army for the South Bay pistrict alone fur-. Ished more than 82,000. meals nd 281875 beds to homeless, riendless, destitute men and oys? This means that more than 75 persons were fed three meals a day, and furnished with clean bed each night through- ut the year. This tremendous ask was financed solely from \e proceeds of discarded furnl- ure, household materials, clotti- ng, shoes, rags, rugs, news- mpers, magazines, and other ast-off, materials .contributed f the housewives of the com- munity. "We are proud of the hearty 7ord Working op-Speed to Supply Demand Hot upon the heels of news hat a record -shattering January ad set new, all-time high sales arks by the handfuls, came ews this week from Schultz & cckham, local Ford dealers, at Ford Motor Company pro- ucMpji lines supplying the Southern California-Arizona arkct were working at top teed to keep up with a con- antly-increascd demand for 941 Ford cars. At the same time the local ealcrs revealed that word from . R. Davja, Ford's Western les supervisor, on early Feb- ary sales, Indicates that this onth, too, will excel all exist- g February records. "It Is no secret that sales are ceedlng expectation, month ter month," the local dealers eclared. "During the final ten ays of January, more Fords ere sold than in any other n-day period in the history this territory, and It was thin a few units of being the reatest all-time January on cord.1' "On top of that, Ford dealers Southern California and Arl- na, which comprise the Long each branch, sold more trucks mn in any month In branch hls- ry, and then did the same Ing in used oars." Quoting actual figure*, the cal Ford officiate said that les the final ten days of Janu- y exceeded the comparable erlod of January 1940 by 88 ercent whH« -the gain over, anuary 20-80 of 1938 wae 103 Thle en»ble.(J the branch to mplctc the month with a gain or last year for, Ford passen- r cars of 44 percent, and for )c working Jinc of trucks and mmerclal units, of ekactjy BO rocnt. Business list month in ascnger cars, compared to nuery, «W w«i fle-fwwnt tier, and -for the working line, .p«r«ent qp. OB CAVK: IN There [a some encouragement 'the thought Uyit even the oet titvbborn eventually give ip grip. usedeaning Time oo ooo Glad to Cdl for Cast-Off s support of the housewives of the community In maintaining our record . of 'public service to the destitute of the .community. Their splendid cooperation made it possible for us to feed and house hundreds of men each month, and to contribute more than $26,000 in cash allowances during the past year, to help in their rehabilitation to self-sup- porting men and useful law abiding citizens, no longer a public charge or menace to the community," stated Brigadier Sydney L. Cooke, officer in com- mand of the Men's Social Ser-' vice Department for the South, Bay pistrict. Your cast-off and discarded materials may be waste to you, but they form the basis of a very real community service. As your spring housccleanlng pro- gresses, set aside all materials which may be available for the relief program of the Salvation Army, and when you are ready to make. your contribution please phone 893, or drop a card to the Salvation Army at 1309 Post Avenue In Torrance, and a Red Shield Truck will call at your convenience. Ford Considers flan To Make Plane Parts SAN DIEGO (U.P.) Edsel Ford and officials of two large aircraft concerns In Southern California are discussing plans to pool their prdductivc resources for manufacture of powerful bombers. According to the plan the Ford Company would cooperate with Douglas and Consolidated Air- craft. Ford said the plans were sug- gested by the Defense Commis- sion of the Army Air, Corps. He would manufacture parts 4n his River Rouge, Michigan, plant and ship them to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Douglas would assemble them, and to Fort Worth, Texas, where Consolidat- ed Aircraft would put them to- gether. Music, Then More Music DALLAS, Tex Miss Le Verne Jordan, talesgirl who plays records in a downtown variety s.tore six days .a week, said that she couldn't save any money be- cause 'Everyttiiie I get a nickel ahead, 1 stick it in a juke box." Miss Maxwell Is Named Delegate to Hospital Meet Miss Esther Z. Maxwell, R. N., superintendent of the Torrance Memorial hospital, has been ap- pointed member-at-large from Torrance at the 16th annual con- vention which the Association of Western. Hospitals will hold Is San Francisco March 3-6. Mips Maxwell began her 17th year .as superintendent of the local hos- pital on Tuesday. Because the present emergency gent problems of personnel and of responsibility in the Defense Program, convention officials are making every effort to asperfnin In advance questions confronting hospitals and health organiza- tions throughout the 11 weste states represented In the Asscx atlon. Members at - large ha\ therefore, been requested to r port In advance of the cprive tion local preparedness for d fense. These delegates will al serve as representatives to gl Information on this outstandli convention to all hospitals ai liealth executives who can ta advantage of .a chance to me and hear leaders In every depar ment of hospital service. Convention delegates will ha an opportunity to see an unsu passed display of exhibits ultra-modern hospital equlpme and to attend sectional meetini on specialized problems featu ng every department of thtfjio, pital, business office, medic accountants, . purchasing agent engineers, physiotherapists, a esthetlsts, social workers ar pharmacists. Some 2,500 delegates arc c pcctcd In San Francisco from tl 11 western states to partlclpa In the Convention of Hosplt Preparedness in a Democracy. rn 1- e, e- n- e- 30 ire ig >d <e et t- re r- of « . IS . r- B-' al * I s, i- d t- IC tc al FIRE DESTROYS CAR A fire which firemen said ap- parently was caused by spon- ancous combustion wrecked a car used by Dewey Quigley In the oil field at Eehelraan and 237th streets early Saturday morning. The Islands constituting Amor- can Samoa have a total area of Tt square miles. -Read Our Want Ads i Little Bo Peep and William Tell The Smoky Moun- tain Boys Down in the Dell If you like th« m.joity of whinny of hillbilly bal- lad* th. twing of Kyior, or have youngrtart learning nuraery rhyme* -we oan fill your avery record ohoice. Here at National we carry a . complete library of recording! by every famoue maker. Clas- sical, popular or .wing we proudly invite you hear our wide variety of recorde choi- RECORD PLAYERS HOME RECORDERS National Home Appliance Co, HAUNT M. A»AMJON "FKItNDlY CKEOII" 1328 SARTORI AVE. PHONE 7? 1^>P»S*' TORRANCE |Sfi^ PLUMBING I^^E&_ giff oefvpe ^,Jt^^J& this happens < Guaranteed Plumbing Repeir 6arvioe : Servel Electrolux Refrigerator* Magic Chef Gag Range* General Water Heaters Frase.r Floor Furnace* Andrew* Wall Heater* Modernize now with new Plumbing on FHA TORRANCE PLUMBING COMPANY f. L. PARKS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PHONE 60 ( 1418 MARCELINA AVENUE To the residents of Vista Highlands: Let yiuir local plumber Torrance Plumbing Company^igure your sewers * * 4 Y

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YHUilOAV. rfeftRUARV 18, MJUiALA. ftrranat California

Classified Ads Start on

Preceding PageRouses, Courts 7

p20 l-roum unfurnished huu garage,' adults. 721 Amapola.

^21.50 Cory furnished cottug watsr. garage, wuxhfng macliin Call at 2617 Carson.

Jzs.OO f-rupm furnished houp RBraKO. Water paid. Adul 26003 President Avenue, Ha bor City.

f26.bo' 6- room unfurnished lious Karage, nfter Kcli. 10. 120515 Royal, Hiimmerlon Tract.

(M t-KOOM attractively furnish hpwii', Iwa l>cdroouui, ferns Clean. Adults. 1430 221st S

ago. lawn, adults. Water pal 26406 Oak street. Inquire. I 26612 Oak St.. Lotnlta.

PHILLIPS COURT2126-31% Highway 101, Lomlta FORMERLY CASE COURT

J1S MO. FURNISHED APTS. . MINIMUM PAID ON LIGHTS

ANP OAS, GARAGE. QUIET HOME LIKE.

^creage, Lots 80FAHMS HANCKCi

ACRES near Torralice, cheap

Owner, 1222 Cota. Torrance. Lota on Hartorl near Cravens

80x140. Zoned for apartments. Ordered sold to settle estate. Sandlson Co., 352 E. 3rd St. Long Beach, Phone 612-16.

3% ACRES ON ' FIGUBROA ST.

ON PRACTICALLY YOUR OWN TEItMS

NICE, LEVEL LAND- GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD

REMCO1405 Sartorl Tor. 6

CHICKEN RANCH oauipood tor3000 chickens; C-room modern house, 5 acres 3 acres ill figs. Sacrifice. Will consider renting. Inquire 17107 FlKueroa.

' NOW IS THE TIME TO PICK UP A LOT IN THE HAM- MERTON TRACT. I HAVE 2 KOR $150 BACH.

(SwMStfim/I960 Torrance Blvd.. Tor. 172

WILL SELL CHEAP1 _: 60-FT. LOT. UTILITIES AND IMPBOVEMENTS IN AND PAID. FOR ON 248TH STREET.

1 57 .FT. FRONTAGE ON HENDRieK'B AVE.. UTILK

, TIES IN. ' .

L/J. HUNTER2036 240th St. Lomita 861_

usiness Rentals 83LAR<3B HALL suitable for lodge

rooms, club meetings, kitchen equipped, large dance floor; also will consider small manu­ factory. Inquire Apt. A, 1951

' Garson. Ph. Tor. 392.

wueg For Sale 84'• 3-BKDROOM HOME ON AMA- POLA AVE.

$2000 TERMS

REMCOU05 Hartorl Tor. 5

1-HOOM PKA-MJB HOUSE IN HARBOR CITY. OFK NOR-

' MAWD1E.

Myrtle 0. BrownREAL ESTATE

(-ROOM 3-lmlr.oum atucro home.

J4100.00. Terms. 26216 Monte Vista. I.omltji.

ARMSTRONG REAL ESTATE

RENTALS, LOTS LISTINGS WANTED

24245 Ncqce WalterlaL\ARUE 6 UOOa ntucco near

school, Kurnitttted or un­ furnished. Smnll down payment. No monthly payments until July. Insurance paid 3 yoara. 6 per cent mortsugtt. 1622 CedarStreet.

MKW fi-rodm house, hardwood floors, tile kitchen and buth.*3500. twiilii. Owner 1728 251th Ht.

NOW UN Dim CONSTRUC­ TION' IN LOMITA

U-BJSPKOOM HOUSES »3150-~EA8Y TERMS

4-ROOM FRAMEIN HAH13OK CITV

$1500 $200 Downi-OKpROOM FR.VWK. NICE YARD. KRflNT AND BACK. NEW1,Y DEOOKATKD. IN LO­ MITA.

J2I6" -- TEHMS

GOOD LUCK REALTY

253J)0 WESTERN AVE. HAHBOR CITY

OP»N 8UWPAY NEW fiTyCCQ HOME

1150 'PQWN :00;» 6e. Oak Ave,

munt and Nurmuixllc. r. 0. KOEHLW

704 So. Spring St. Loo Ar,K"k-» Tflmtty S«:M

Homes For Sale &

OPPORTUNITY RIDES AGAIN 1714 ARLINGTON

Close In stucco home, with 4 bedrooms, large living room,

etc. Rodecorntod completely

IlBht and cheerful. A real fire­ place, double garage and new automatic wnter heater. If you like ample living space "Here It Is." Location nnd house ad­ mirably, suited for combined home and business, for doctor, dentist, or many other uses.

S4500 TOTAL PRICE LOOK AT IT! AND COM- PAHK HOUSE AND I'HICE WITH ANYTHING OFFERED IN TORRANCE TODAY. WE ARE GOING TO SELL THIS HOUSE! WHAT IS YOUR PROPOSITION?

SEE OWNER

RedondO 3916

Western VillageAPPROVED FOR F.H.A.

WHOLESOME ENVIRONMENT. ACCESSIBILITY.

PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS NO BONDS

INDIVIDUAL REFINEMENTS. IF THESE FEATURES AP­ PEAL TO YOU AS A PROS­ PECTIVE HOME OWNER, YOU WILL BE INTERESTED IN OUR . . .

NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. MOD- KRN IN EVERY RESPECT. FOR SALETAT AN ATTRAC­ TIVE FIGURE. .

GENE HAMILTON1612 W. Cawon. Tor. 634.

Why Dpn't You Take That Rent Money

Sfow and Buy a Home While Work Is Steady, and Real Estate Prices

Low?

1 -room, 2 bedroom house, large fenced lot 50x180. double ga­ rage. House completely fur- niahccf, ready to move into. Only $250.00 down and $25 per

$2,250.00

paid for. Many out-bulldlngs. Will sell outright, or exchange for 3-hedroom house. (500 down or will exchange equities.

$2,600.00

ccllcnt location on west side, double garage. FUA 5 per cent oan. Only $500 down.

$3,500.00 .-room stucco house, tile, bath

and sink, dinette, large living room. Lot 50x140. Good 6 per cent loan. This homo IB In ex­ ceptionally good condition. As- easmenta paid. (1,000 down.

$3,750.00louses just being built on ern Avenue. Lots 50x160. No sscssments. A-l construction, oublo garages, spacious rooms. 500 down.

$3,750.00Special lot bargains this week Inside lots 40x150 1400.00 Corner lot* 50x150 $550.00. Good corner lot on Sonoma,

11 paid.

$350.00

TORRANCE INVESTMENT CO.

PHONE 176

eal Estate 86IXCHANCtS AND WANTED

R SALIC OR will trude. 2-bcd- room stucco in Harbor city for home in Inglewood or Los An- eeles. 1011 Cota.

VO-FAMILY dwelling - clear - good Income, always rented. Heet location. Will trade San

Hox D, c-o Torrance Herald. ANTKD TO 11UY 2-lx-druom

IIOUHO in Lumlta ilixtiicl. Mall description.' I!ox l-'t, Harbor City.

usiness 90OrfOITUNItliS

WILL TRADK For Real Estate or What?

' ars. Trucks. Trailers. 2,000 Tires, and Good Wrocklng and jarage Business. Long Lease,

Low R«nt. billing Government Position.

UNCLE PETES 6813 S Western Menlo 4-02U»tUb. £jtXL*,KS. RROWERS, LENDERS. PORTANT NOTICEI CT1ON ma of the Calliomla Civil Code prcoumes all sale* or ohattel mortgagee of buslneeaea to be FRAUDULENT «*d all buyers or lundern to IM liable for tlio debta of aellera or bor- rowera In event of inllure to record and publlib Notice of luteullun to Sell or Borrow on required by the strict Bulk Salon Law of thin Btute. For copy of ttw law, furtlutr Infor­ mation nod blank forma, In- aulre Tormnce Herald, 1>I« El Prado.

Classified Ads accepUxl at the untci- up to 1 p. m. Wedneu-ys.

I4»ney to Loan 9*

HOW TO GET OUT OF DEBT

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repay your loan In convintaot monthly Installments which you can easily afford.

CASH Monthly payments Includln

YOU 5 mo. 8 mo. 12 mo. 20 mo.J 30 | 6.46 « 4.18 t 2.82 » 1.62 ? 50 10.76 6.97 4.87 8.21 $100 21.&? J3.85 9.76 641 »300 42.86 27.72 19.33 12.61) (300 64.11 41.41 28.8! 18.80

"Personal" Loans made on »al-

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For a Personal Loan See THE

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Torrance 444

Automobiles 9n nucn^nuiiKs, MOTOICYCIII

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UNTIL SATURDAY. FEB. 16th DON'T MISS THIS OPPOR­ TUNITY FOR A REAL BUY

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iiio Accessories 96!Ujsrtjf«?f- _ ......... __fill's 'Auto Wrecking(ClOARANTBED USED PARTS)'38 COUPE V8 $50

"W ITS PARTS, 3EE BILL"Retreads and Used Tires

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Ph,one Lomita 395jUto Repairing 97

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HAVE THEM INSTALLED BY *XPERIENCED WORKMAN. NO OVERHEAD CHARGE.

CHAS. F. COX2165 E40th St. I.nm. 506

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IF 60 -WHY WAIT

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'nvltca yog to come In now and ct us. chtH^f your brakoa. lights,

wtndihleld wiper and whatever else la -jieceasary to increase your naiety and comfort of drivltuj.

We are equipped to take care of your need* AT ONCE

All work done In our body, scr- victi and lubrication dupart- mcnla by factory trained me- hanlcs .with a guarantee that eaily iruurantecfl air work done.

WILCOX Chevrolet Co.

NBW AND USED CAR SALES AND SERVICE

PHONE 692

1000 abrillo Ave. TORRANCE. CAUK.

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and let her help

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Drain Project Okayed by LA.

Sam Barraclough, president Harbor City .Chaipbcr of Com mercp, antf the other cttlaen who have fought for weeks f an appropriation for the drain age 1 of Frampton street an< 25»th street, returned from th l<os Aa^ales city council meetln Monday In a happy frame < mind when the council ove ruled the veto of Mayor Bowron to the appropriation of $460 fo the drainage.

An eyesore and a menace to health, groups of citizens nav

funds needed to relieve the con dltlon should be forthcomln and by persistent effort have achieved their aim.

Wore WomenTurn Out for ft. C. Sewing

In response to letters sent to 12 women's organizations in Lo mlta, a marked increase In at tendance at the Red Cross workroom was noted Monday. ] s expected that ten dresses wi )e completed this week, te

sent. Layettes for refugee babies

n many parts of Europe will be made in the Lomlta workroom md by the Royal Neighbors

Sewing club. Yarn for bootees and caps will be supplied am women are wanted to help with hose layettes. Women helping Monday were

lesdames Dorothy Atkinson, ennie Beck, Lucllle French,

lauer, Agnes Dannenhauer, Monte Gillies, Glendora Brock, osephlne Petersen, Veronica 3ase, and Edna Smith, produc-

POSTAL TRANSFER IGNORflOPHILADELPHIA. Three let­

ters, mailed at an old city post ffice building at least seven ears after the post office hac

moved to different quarters* lave been delivered to their des- nations. The letters were dis­

covered by a city tax collector.

Vacancies cost you money, lassified ads are cheap.

"Public Notices"

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK

O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Notice of Intention to sell stock of goods in bulk-: Wltnesscth that notice ishere-

y given pursuant to the provi- ons of Section 3440 of the Civil

7ode of the State of California, lat the undersigned Saul G. :och of City of Torrance, Coun- ' of Los Angeles, State of Cal- ornia, Intends to sell to James

Johnson all that certain stock merchandise consisting gen-

ally of Paints, oils, varnishes, ushes and wall paper, Known the Torrance Paint Store be-

nging to said Saul G. Koch and cated at 1119 Sartorl, City of orrance, County of Los An­ cles, State of California, and lat a transfer and assignment : the same will be made, and le purchase price thereof will

paid, on Monday, the 10th day March, 1941, at Tprrance Na-

onal Bank, City of Torrance, ounty of Los Angeles, State of alifqr,nla, at 3 o'clock P. M- hat the address of said vendor

1119 Sartorl, City of Torrance, ounty of Los Angeles, State of allfornia, and the address of Ud vendee IE James D. John- n, City of Inglewood, County

Los Angeles, State of Call- rnia. Dated February 10th, 1941.

SAUL G. KOCH Vendor or Vendee

eb. 13.

OTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK

O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This notice of intention to soil stock of goods In bulk WitncWHith that notice is here-

y given that HELEN E. SEEDS tends to sell all that certain ock of merchandise <onslstlng nerally of Restaurant fixtures

uid equipment .belonging to said elen E. Seeds and located at 19 SI Pi-ado, in the City of

'orrance, Los Angeles County, ulifornia, and that a transfer

and .assignment of the same will ic made, and the purchase price lereof will be paid, on the 19th ay of February, 1941, at 1405 artort Avenue,< In the City of orrance, Los Angeles County, allfornia, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. ittt the address of said vendor

> in the city of Tprrance, Los ngelei County, California, and le address of said vcndw Is In le City of Torrance, Los An­ tes County, California. Dated February 8th, 1041.

LILLIAN GOSPIAUX, Vendee

Falk. FiW T)o? of Nation

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President «owenM'« vet tioottle. Falla, named after one of the' PretWeirt'f NKlfOt «W*»ton. bejs from Thomas Qoalten, Presi­

dent'! bodwiwd.

Springtime Is HeOOO O

Salvation Army Will BeThis is- the month for house-

cleaning. To the housewife it is i busy season. To the man of he house it Is a periodical icadache. To the Men's Social Service Department of the Sal­ vation Army in Torrance, lo- atcd at 1809 Post Avenue, it is

ng this period that the Salva- lon Army gathers much of the

materials that provide for the lomeless men that appeal to hem for help.

Do you know that during 1940, he Social Service Department f the Salvation Army for the

South Bay pistrict alone fur-. Ished more than 82,000. meals nd 281875 beds to homeless, riendless, destitute men and oys? This means that more

than 75 persons were fed three meals a day, and furnished with

clean bed each night through- ut the year. This tremendous ask was financed solely from \e proceeds of discarded furnl- ure, household materials, clotti­ ng, shoes, rags, rugs, news- mpers, magazines, and other ast-off, materials .contributed f the housewives of the com­

munity. "We are proud of the hearty

7ord Workingop-Speed to

Supply DemandHot upon the heels of news

hat a record -shattering January ad set new, all-time high sales arks by the handfuls, came

ews this week from Schultz & cckham, local Ford dealers, at Ford Motor Company pro-

ucMpji lines supplying the Southern California-Arizona

arkct were working at top teed to keep up with a con- antly-increascd demand for

941 Ford cars. At the same time the local

ealcrs revealed that word from . R. Davja, Ford's Western les supervisor, on early Feb- ary sales, Indicates that this onth, too, will excel all exist- g February records. "It Is no secret that sales are ceedlng expectation, month ter month," the local dealers

eclared. "During the final ten ays of January, more Fordsere sold than in any other n-day period in the history

this territory, and It was thin a few units of being the

reatest all-time January on cord.1' "On top of that, Ford dealers Southern California and Arl-

na, which comprise the Long each branch, sold more trucks

mn in any month In branch hls- ry, and then did the same Ing in used oars." Quoting actual figure*, the cal Ford officiate said that les the final ten days of Janu- y exceeded the comparable

erlod of January 1940 by 88 ercent whH« -the gain over, anuary 20-80 of 1938 wae 103

Thle en»ble.(J the branch to mplctc the month with a gain or last year for, Ford passen- r cars of 44 percent, and for

)c working Jinc of trucks and mmerclal units, of ekactjy BO rocnt. Business list month in ascnger cars, compared to nuery, «W w«i fle-fwwnt tier, and -for the working line, .p«r«ent qp.

OB CAVK: INThere [a some encouragement 'the thought Uyit even the

oet titvbborn eventually give ip grip.

usedeaning Timeoo ooo

Glad to Cdl for Cast-Off ssupport of the housewives of the community In maintaining our record . of 'public service to the destitute of the .community. Their splendid cooperation made it possible for us to feed and house hundreds of men each month, and to contribute more than $26,000 in cash allowances during the past year, to help in their rehabilitation to self-sup­ porting men and useful law abiding citizens, no longer a public charge or menace to the community," stated Brigadier Sydney L. Cooke, officer in com­ mand of the Men's Social Ser-' vice Department for the South, Bay pistrict.

Your cast-off and discarded materials may be waste to you, but they form the basis of a very real community service. As your spring housccleanlng pro­ gresses, set aside all materials which may be available for the relief program of the Salvation Army, and when you are ready to make. your contribution please phone 893, or drop a card to the Salvation Army at 1309 Post Avenue In Torrance, and a Red Shield Truck will call at your convenience.

Ford Considers flan To Make Plane Parts

SAN DIEGO (U.P.) Edsel Ford and officials of two large aircraft concerns In Southern California are discussing plans to pool their prdductivc resources for manufacture of powerful bombers.

According to the plan the Ford Company would cooperate with Douglas and Consolidated Air­ craft.

Ford said the plans were sug­ gested by the Defense Commis­ sion of the Army Air, Corps.

He would manufacture parts 4n his River Rouge, Michigan, plant and ship them to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Douglas would assemble them, and to Fort Worth, Texas, where Consolidat­ ed Aircraft would put them to­ gether.

Music, Then More Music DALLAS, Tex Miss Le Verne

Jordan, talesgirl who plays records in a downtown variety s.tore six days .a week, said that she couldn't save any money be­ cause 'Everyttiiie I get a nickel ahead, 1 stick it in a juke box."

Miss Maxwell Is Named Delegate to Hospital Meet

Miss Esther Z. Maxwell, R. N., superintendent of the Torrance Memorial hospital, has been ap­ pointed member-at-large from Torrance at the 16th annual con­ vention which the Association of Western. Hospitals will hold Is San Francisco March 3-6. Mips Maxwell began her 17th year .as superintendent of the local hos­ pital on Tuesday.

Because the present emergency

gent problems of personnel and of responsibility in the Defense Program, convention officials are making every effort to asperfnin In advance questions confronting hospitals and health organiza­tions throughout the 11 weste states represented In the Asscx atlon. Members at - large ha\ therefore, been requested to r port In advance of the cprive tion local preparedness for d fense. These delegates will al serve as representatives to gl Information on this outstandli convention to all hospitals ai liealth executives who can ta advantage of .a chance to me and hear leaders In every depar ment of hospital service.

Convention delegates will ha an opportunity to see an unsu passed display of exhibitsultra-modern hospital equlpme and to attend sectional meetini on specialized problems featu ng every department of thtfjio, pital, business office, medic

accountants, . purchasing agent engineers, physiotherapists, a esthetlsts, social workers ar pharmacists.

Some 2,500 delegates arc c pcctcd In San Francisco from tl 11 western states to partlclpa In the Convention of Hosplt Preparedness in a Democracy.

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FIRE DESTROYS CARA fire which firemen said ap­

parently was caused by spon- ancous combustion wrecked a car used by Dewey Quigley In the oil field at Eehelraan and 237th streets early Saturday morning.

The Islands constituting Amor- can Samoa have a total area of

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