THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1945 05T TORRANCE HERALD, Torrsnoe, CsllfornU FBI ~ COLD PREPARATIONS Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops ;; Use Only As Directed YANK TO BE DISCONTINUED YANK, the U. S. Army's week ly combat magazine edited b; and for enlisted men, .will dis continue publication with the Is sue of Dee. 28, the War Depart mcnt has announced. Finest Professional Service Lowest Possible Price NEXT TO LIFE ITSELF-- YOUR GREATEST TREASURE Correct vision is a lifetime investment that will pay 'generous annual dividends in greater efficiency greater earning power greater capacity to enjoy all of the good things of life. When you experience the blessed comfort and ease of seeing clearly, ao curately ... withcflt squinting or straining ... you'll be glad you took our advice to ... if HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED PHONE REDONDO 6045 Formerly M. L Kemp Dr. G. E. Cosgrove OPTOMETRIST 135 S. Pacific Redondo Beach Finest Professional Service At Lowest Possible Prices Presbyterian Youth Parley Is Scheduled Local Presbyterian youth arc expected to be among those par- icipating in the three day a NOTICE: Copy for Church Notices cannot be accepted after 10 a. m. Tuesday. SAINT ANDREW'f CHURCH— DR. JOSEPH M. EWING ual convention of Westminste Fellowship, which gets unde 'ay in Pasadena, Friday even ig, Oct. 26. The convention 'hich will be held in Pasaden Jresbyterian church, conclude ct. 28. Young people between th ges of 12 and 24 throughou outhern California will join i he conclave.^which leaders stat ill be the largest ever to be onducted by the denomlnatioi n this area. Keynote speaker will be Dr oseph M. Ewing, pastor of th irst Presbyterian church, Santa arbara. Other oulslaiidin icakcrs will include Dr! Jess aird, president, San Francisco heological Seminary, and aul C. Johnston, pastor, Im lanuel Presbyterian church, Los ngeles. 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( Mendgy lluu l,Ua, "JOHNNY NI8LITT— t» It- Hi Use Finfe Greases for Long Car Life 1 . "SUPREME" CREASES Hermetically Sealed in Cans ' 'Supreme*' Graphite Cup Groats. 1*17* (4-17VJ)............... ...Ib. "Supreme' 1 HI-Prei«ur« Cup Ormu•. uaia («-i7o») ........ .*. "Supremo" Universal Joint Greaie. Lewo (4-1733) .........ib. "Supreme"1 Graphite Water n/| • Pump Great*. lews (4.1740).. .». «j(JC 25c 30c 30c \r 1323 Surtori Torrance V itant EplKcupat, Engracla, I lie Rov. I'nul Moore wiiccl. Phone 560. Sun. servlcos, 9:30 u.i dopt. through senior high.' II a.n morning service and sermon. 6: p.m., Young Churchmen's Leagu 1st ami 3rd Sundays. 8 a.m., Bo 2nd Sun. Other sen Holy Communion. Holy days oj unced. Organizations 2n< , 7:30 p.m., Vestry; 2nd am Wed., 8 p.m., St. Cecllia'l Guild; 2nd and 4th Thurs., 1:31 n., Woman's Auxiliary; Lasl urs., s p.m., Altar Guild; 2nc L, 7:30-ii.m., Oardena Episcopal lid. St. Andrew's Church spun- s Boy Scout Troop No. 211 Cub Pack No. 841, Girl Seoul ^roops No. 416 and No. 74. KEYSTONE ASSEMBLY 0 F iOD Rev. Charlotte Shook, 436 W. 220th St., Torranoe. Sunday 9:45 a.m. Services 11 u.r p.m. Christ Ambossadoi ervlce Sunday, 7 p.m. Wednesday and Friday at 8 p.m., praj onday through Friday, pi co from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. All e Invited. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. 3. E. Orr, 21S4 245th St., Lomlta. Phone 1172-W. school, 9:46 a.m. Service, 11 "Working Units In the King- Enterprise." Worship Crusade ce. 7:30 p.m., "For Christ anc the Church." Al Kurlie, past slat< ident, California Christian En- ^or Union, speaking. Chrlstlar Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. Prc-prayci 6:16 p.m. 1'rayer meeting Wed., 7:30 p.m. Choir, adult Tl d youth Thurs.. 7:30 p.m. Cei la C. E. Division sins, Hi orne Community church, Fri. 7:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH —C Miles Northrup, pastor; Carson and Martlna sts. Tel. 148. Sunday I, 9:30 a. m., ciassi OKI'S. Service. 10:50 a.m. "Love for Christ, the Greatest Moti Sorvici ry tor 7:30 p.i all chll- ng People, 6:30 ips for alt RgeH lycr and Britton That Can Be Se, us choir. You training grot Wed., 7:30 p.m. pr "oss Bible Class. CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY Engracla and Manui ., Rev Fr. Patrick J. McGuIn neas, pastor, Tel. 832. Masses Sun days: 6. &30 and 11 a.m. Masse Holy «ay«. « and 8 a.m. Week da 9B*. &. a.m; ^Noveua services t red Heart' WeS.,-'Tl3« B-m. P« votions to Sacred Heart, First Frl, m. Classes for converts, Mon, ing, 7 to 9 p.m.; Wed. even after services. Confessions Sat i to 6 p.m., 7:10 to > p.m. eves of Holy days and First Frl days, same time. Catechism os: Wed. at S p.m.; Sat. a-m. Altar boy meetings, Wed. at 4:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal, Mon. at 7:JO p.m. Altar Society meet- ngs, last Wed. of n FOURSQUARE CHURCH—Rev. id Mrs. Arthur Pedersen, pastors, 207 El Prodo. phone 1153. Sun. chuol, 9:15 u.m. Service, 11 0,111. Tlic True Vim-." Service. 7:30 p.m. Come and See." Special mimic. :30 p.m. Youtll Service. Wed., :30, Preai'hing and prayer. l«*ri., :30, Evangelistic Service Kpecial Neighbors and Friends WE HAVE been serving this community for many years. Many of you we (now well personally. Our neighbors are our friends, and- we try to aid them in every way possible in their times of trouble. Our serv- ices are rendered from the heart. Our modern Mortuary and equipment are only in- cidental to the personal service which has been an outstanding feature of this establishment over the years. Myers FUNERAL DIRECTORS Since 1922 CRAVENS & ENGRACIA Phone Torrance 19$ CENTRAL EVANGELICAL COM- nnirt 0:30 a.m. Service, 11 n.m. "God Needs Us Every Ono!" This church l» cooperating with more than 100 churches of the I«os Angeles area In the Worship imil Attendance Crusade. Service. 7:30 p.m. "The foci Mm if the. Holy Spirit. Evangelical vshlp on w«tl. the ch Well. M Paul Martin Conducting Youth Revival Rev. Paul Martin, youth di- rector for Southern California Nazarene churches, Is conduct- Prayer Fello tnlng at 7:00; at 8:05 on 1Ke, Dlr, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Bli op, Raymond A. Larson, Amc can Legion hall, 166th and N mandle, Qardena. Sun., 10 a.m Sunday school, Relief Society i rlesthood. Sun., 6:80 p.m., Saci icnt meeting. Wed., 7:30 p. mutual. Sat, 10:30 a.m.. primary FIRST FUNDAMENTAL BAP TI8T CHURCH—Walter H. Wag r, pastor. Park and Newton Walteria. Sun. School, 9:46 Ice, 11:00 a.m. E ng service, 7:20 p.m. Young Peo pie's Meeting, Thurs. 7:80 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN EV. S. Martin Eidsath, pasto Gardena blvd. at Manhattan p Gardena. Phone ME 4-1064. Sui day school, 9:46 a.m. Service, : ,.m. "Religion Begins At Horm 'oung People, 6:30 p.m. Westmll ter Fellowship. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Paul 1 'erry, pastor, 1741 Border av lunday school, 9:80 a.m. Ser ces, 10:46 a.m. and 7:30 p.i roung people, 6:16 p.m. Wed., 7: i.m. Friday, Bible study, Tralnli lasses, 7:30 p.m. Prayer servl each day except Sat. at 1:16 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Torran ten's Bible Class bldg. 1319 Cra ns. Evangelist R.' C. Cannon mil Bter. Sun school, 9:45 am For t jres. Service. 10:45 a.m. "Hojuicli rogother." Service, 7:30 p.m. "Tl Vuy Tliat is Right and Can N le Wrong." Young People. 6: r.m. "Training for Service." Tuc :30 p.m. Prayer and Bible stut studying the doctrine of God. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH- 414 Engracla ave. Ronald Mei nutr, pastor. Sun. school, 9:30 a.r Hlllman R. L«c, supt. Inteinatlom herpe. "With Christ We' Bul new. 1' 10:40 a.m. ScrmoA by tl -.iniste.r "Tfce -Contribution of th Ptotrcli to iv'.W^».'WwW«- 1: n:.: peneV 'dlscuBSIon by liiy and women on the general tl: ev. Ben Lingenfelter, chulrm FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH— cacia and Sonoma avea. Phi 1. fcrank D. Mechllng, pasto Sunday school, 9:80 0:46 a.m. "The Pric ty." Tin at the lu of Mrs. I la Ma Tues., Oc NAZARENE CHURCH — W. 'enner, pastor, 1601 W. Carson i 'I, 9:45 Kc Paul Martin 7:30 111 In peak' pie, 6:30 p.m. Herviccs e iBht this week. These services pnnsored by the Young Peopl Hill. A great Youth Hall ifM on Sat. night. He.) er the dates ot this youth n ig, Oct. 16, 17, 18, 19 and 2011 Hosing Sun. evening with a greu letting. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS' CIENTI8T— 213 218th St. an :es at 11. Sunday school, 9:31 a.n Vednesday evening meeting. 8 I , Reading room at 1760 Manuc e., 11 o.m. to 4 p.m. each wee "Doctrine of Atonement" will be the subject of toe Sunday Lei Sermon In all branches of Mother Church, The First Church if Christ, Scientist, In Boston. Thi Golden Text Is from Mark: "Thi Son of man came not to be mint* ered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many. The Acts it is related that the day after Peter and Jol leuled the lame man at the gate of he temple, the rulers and s< set Peter In their midst and asked By what power, or by what name lave ye done this? Then I'otei lll«4 with the Holy Ohost, >al nto them, ... If we this day be xagilned of the good deed done to tie Impotent man, by what mean Is made whole; Be It knowi unto you all, . . . that by ths iirno of Jesus Christ of Nazareth horn ye crucified, whom Goi ulsed from the dead, even by bin oth this mau stand hers befoi m whols." Mary Baker Eddy wrltos In "Scl co and Health with. Key to th* criptures:" "Jesus established hli :h and maintained bis mlssioi n a spiritual foundation of Christ- eallng. He taught his followei lat bis religion bad a divine I'ri Iple, which would cast out erri nd heal both the sick and the si nlug. He claimed no Intelligence, ctloo, nor life separate from Clod.' Now Available at BEACON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ^^Bffifc THE REXALL STORE %>j^^ 1519 Cabrlllo Torrance Agents for Greyhound & Totrance Bys Lines MB. AND MBS. PAUL MABTIN Ing a series of youth revival meetings during this week at the local Nazarene church. The high-point of this series will be a great youth rally on Satur- day night, Oct. 20. An invitation is extended to all Christian young people of the city to at- tend these meetings. You will enjoy the ministry ot Rev. and Mrs. Martin, because they are outstanding Youth workers. These services will begin each evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Martin METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Clyde E. Ruckman, pastor. El Pra- do at Monuel ave. Bun. school, 9:45 a-m. I. W. Goss. Supt. Services 11 o-m. anil V:30 p.m. Young People. 7:30 nm. In the church parlor lor woi-shlp and study. MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Me 7:80 Thursday evening In hall opposite public librar its at Htrmosa Beach, Se: To; Icemen's stationery? Call --'444; or 4*4;; ' EXPERT Auto Repair SERVICE! WHEEL BALANCING 0 WHEEL ALIGNMENT - ^ WHEEL AND FRAME STRAIGHTENING Virgel's Wheel Alignment Service 1530 CRAVENS PHONE TORRANCE 1021 BRAKE SERVICE Frank W. Daniels Licensed Real Estate Broker Announces the Opening of Temporary Offices 1512 Acacia Ave. Telephone178.-W___L Listings Wanted .. FOR ALL 1VPES OF REAL ESTATE "IF IT'S GOOD. DANIELS SELLS IT." Along the Union Pacltio Strategic Middle Route, uniting the Eait with the Pacific Coast, stretches a vast network of telephone and telegraph wires. Over these wires go orders controlling movement of all trains. To insure efficient and safe operation, extreme car* must be taken in transmit- ting. For example, the Union Pacific "book of rule*" gives the following instructions tor the Uanamlttal of train orders by tele- phone ... "time will be spelled and then pronounced, thus: t-w-o t-e-n 2:10 pm." Union Pacific's efficient operation has been developed throughout seventy-six years of service to the nation in peace and in war. A tremendour, amount of "know how" has been accumulated during those many years. 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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1945
05TTORRANCE HERALD, Torrsnoe, CsllfornU
FBI~ COLD PREPARATIONS
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops ;; Use Only As Directed
YANK TO BE DISCONTINUEDYANK, the U. S. Army's week
ly combat magazine edited b; and for enlisted men, .will dis continue publication with the Is sue of Dee. 28, the War Depart mcnt has announced.
Finest Professional Service Lowest Possible Price
NEXT TO LIFE ITSELF-- YOUR GREATEST TREASURE
Correct vision is a lifetime investment that will pay
'generous annual dividends in greater efficiency greater earning power greater capacity to enjoy all of the good things of life. When you experience the blessed comfort and ease of seeing clearly, ao curately ... withcflt squinting or straining ... you'll be glad you took our advice to ... if
HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED PHONE REDONDO 6045
Formerly M. L Kemp
Dr. G. E. CosgroveOPTOMETRIST
135 S. Pacific Redondo Beach
Finest Professional Service At Lowest Possible Prices
Presbyterian Youth Parley Is Scheduled
Local Presbyterian youth arc expected to be among those par- icipating in the three day a
NOTICE: Copy for Church Notices cannot be accepted after10 a. m. Tuesday.
SAINT ANDREW'f CHURCH—
DR. JOSEPH M. EWING
ual convention of Westminste Fellowship, which gets unde
'ay in Pasadena, Friday even ig, Oct. 26. The convention 'hich will be held in Pasaden
Jresbyterian church, conclude ct. 28.Young people between th
ges of 12 and 24 throughou outhern California will join i he conclave.^which leaders statill be the largest ever to be
onducted by the denomlnatioi n this area.
Keynote speaker will be Dr oseph M. Ewing, pastor of th irst Presbyterian church, Santa arbara. Other oulslaiidin icakcrs will include Dr! Jess aird, president, San Francisco heological Seminary, and aul C. Johnston, pastor, Im lanuel Presbyterian church, Los ngeles.
SUPREME Compounded
MOTOR OIL100% Pure Paraffin Base
CPer 'Gallon In 2 to 5-gallon lots
Per Single GALLON........Your Own Contain* Ftdval fax Extra 63
Better Lubrication tor Old or New Card* Cleaner Rings• Cleaner Valves
Cleaner Ring Slots Cleaner Pistons
• More Power• More Gas
Mileage• Longer Motor
Life• Cleaner Cylinder • Easier Starting
Walls • • No Corrosion• Cleaner Bearings • Less Knocking• Cooler Running • Fewer Repairs
Change Today to SUPREME Compounded?
We'll Install It!Now that experienced mechanics are available, we are again able lo offer expert installation of accessories pur- chased at our stores. Have youpacces- sories installed when you buy them our low, flat rates save you money.
Many ArlltUt, Such as 17>os and Batteries/ Installed Free
"kill AND SHINE- . ..6:00 la p.m. eves of Holy days and First Frl days, same time. Catechism
os: Wed. at S p.m.; Sat. a-m. Altar boy meetings, Wed.
at 4:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal, Mon. at 7:JO p.m. Altar Society meet- ngs, last Wed. of n
FOURSQUARE CHURCH—Rev.id Mrs. Arthur Pedersen, pastors,
207 El Prodo. phone 1153. Sun. chuol, 9:15 u.m. Service, 11 0,111. Tlic True Vim-." Service. 7:30 p.m. Come and See." Special mimic. :30 p.m. Youtll Service. Wed., :30, Preai'hing and prayer. l«*ri., :30, Evangelistic Service Kpecial
Neighborsand
Friends WE HAVE been serving this community for many years. Many of you we (now well personally. Our neighbors are our friends, and- we try to aid them in every way possible in their times of trouble. Our serv- ices are rendered from the heart. Our modern Mortuary and equipment are only in- cidental to the personal service which has been an outstanding feature of this establishment over the years.
MyersFUNERAL DIRECTORS
Since 1922
CRAVENS & ENGRACIA
Phone Torrance 19$
CENTRAL EVANGELICAL COM-
nnirt0:30 a.m. Service, 11 n.m. "God Needs Us Every Ono!" This church l» cooperating with more than 100 churches of the I«os Angeles area In the Worship imil Attendance Crusade. Service. 7:30 p.m. "The
foci Mm
if the. Holy Spirit. Evangelical
vshlp on w«tl. the ch
Well. M
Paul Martin Conducting Youth Revival
Rev. Paul Martin, youth di- rector for Southern California Nazarene churches, Is conduct-
Prayer Fello tnlng at 7:00;
at 8:05 on1Ke, Dlr,
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Bli op, Raymond A. Larson, Amc can Legion hall, 166th and N mandle, Qardena. Sun., 10 a.m Sunday school, Relief Society i rlesthood. Sun., 6:80 p.m., Saci icnt meeting. Wed., 7:30 p.
mutual. Sat, 10:30 a.m.. primary
FIRST FUNDAMENTAL BAP TI8T CHURCH—Walter H. Wag
r, pastor. Park and Newton Walteria. Sun. School, 9:46
Ice, 11:00 a.m. E ng service, 7:20 p.m. Young Peo pie's Meeting, Thurs. 7:80 p.m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIANEV. S. Martin Eidsath, pasto
Gardena blvd. at Manhattan p Gardena. Phone ME 4-1064. Sui day school, 9:46 a.m. Service, : ,.m. "Religion Begins At Horm 'oung People, 6:30 p.m. Westmll ter Fellowship.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Paul 1 'erry, pastor, 1741 Border av lunday school, 9:80 a.m. Ser ces, 10:46 a.m. and 7:30 p.i roung people, 6:16 p.m. Wed., 7: i.m. Friday, Bible study, Tralnli lasses, 7:30 p.m. Prayer servl
each day except Sat. at 1:16 p.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST Torran ten's Bible Class bldg. 1319 Cra ns. Evangelist R.' C. Cannon mil Bter. Sun school, 9:45 am For t jres. Service. 10:45 a.m. "Hojuicli rogother." Service, 7:30 p.m. "Tl Vuy Tliat is Right and Can N le Wrong." Young People. 6: r.m. "Training for Service." Tuc :30 p.m. Prayer and Bible stut
studying the doctrine of God.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH- 414 Engracla ave. Ronald Mei nutr, pastor. Sun. school, 9:30 a.r
Hlllman R. L«c, supt. Inteinatlom
herpe. "With Christ We' Bul new. 1 ' 10:40 a.m. ScrmoA by tl
-.iniste.r "Tfce -Contribution of th Ptotrcli to iv'.W^».'WwW«- 1•:•n:.: peneV 'dlscuBSIon by liiy
and women on the general tl:ev. Ben Lingenfelter, chulrm
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH—cacia and Sonoma avea. Phi 1. fcrank D. Mechllng, pasto
Sunday school, 9:800:46 a.m. "The Pricty." Tin
at the lu of Mrs. I la MaTues., Oc
NAZARENE CHURCH — W.'enner, pastor, 1601 W. Carson i
'I, 9:45Kc Paul Martin
7:30
111 In
peak'pie, 6:30 p.m. Herviccs e
iBht this week. These services pnnsored by the Young Peopl
Hill. A great Youth Hall ifM on Sat. night. He.)
er the dates ot this youth n ig, Oct. 16, 17, 18, 19 and 2011 Hosing Sun. evening with a greu letting.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS' CIENTI8T— 213 218th St. an
:es at 11. Sunday school, 9:31 a.nVednesday evening meeting. 8 I
, Reading room at 1760 Manuce., 11 o.m. to 4 p.m. each wee
"Doctrine of Atonement" will be the subject of toe Sunday Lei Sermon In all branches of Mother Church, The First Church if Christ, Scientist, In Boston. Thi
Golden Text Is from Mark: "Thi Son of man came not to be mint* ered unto, but to minister, and to
give his life a ransom for many. The Acts it is related that the day after Peter and Jol
leuled the lame man at the gate of he temple, the rulers and s< set Peter In their midst and asked By what power, or by what name lave ye done this? Then I'otei lll«4 with the Holy Ohost, >al nto them, ... If we this day be xagilned of the good deed done to tie Impotent man, by what mean
Is made whole; Be It knowi unto you all, . . . that by ths
iirno of Jesus Christ of Nazareth horn ye crucified, whom Goi
ulsed from the dead, even by bin oth this mau stand hers befoi m whols."Mary Baker Eddy wrltos In "Scl
co and Health with. Key to th* criptures:" "Jesus established hli
:h and maintained bis mlssioi n a spiritual foundation of Christ- eallng. He taught his followei lat bis religion bad a divine I'ri Iple, which would cast out erri nd heal both the sick and the si
nlug. He claimed no Intelligence, ctloo, nor life separate from Clod.'
Now Available at BEACON DRUG CO.
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ^^Bffifc
THE REXALL STORE %>j^^
1519 Cabrlllo TorranceAgents for Greyhound & Totrance Bys Lines
MB. AND MBS. PAUL MABTIN
Ing a series of youth revival meetings during this week at the local Nazarene church. The high-point of this series will be a great youth rally on Satur- day night, Oct. 20. An invitation is extended to all Christian young people of the city to at- tend these meetings. You will enjoy the ministry ot Rev. and Mrs. Martin, because they are outstanding Youth workers. These services will begin each evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Martin
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Clyde E. Ruckman, pastor. El Pra- do at Monuel ave. Bun. school, 9:45 a-m. I. W. Goss. Supt. Services 11 o-m. anil V:30 p.m. Young People. 7:30 nm. In the church parlor lor woi-shlp and study.
MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Me 7:80 Thursday evening In hall opposite public librar
its at
Htrmosa Beach,
Se: To;
Icemen's stationery? Call--'444; or 4*4;; '
EXPERTAuto Repair
SERVICE! WHEEL BALANCING
0 WHEEL ALIGNMENT -
^ WHEEL AND FRAME STRAIGHTENING
Virgel's Wheel Alignment Service1530 CRAVENS PHONE TORRANCE 1021
BRAKE SERVICE
Frank W. DanielsLicensed
Real Estate Broker
Announces the Openingof
Temporary Offices 1512 Acacia Ave.
Telephone178.-W___L
Listings Wanted.. FOR ALL 1VPES OF REAL ESTATE
"IF IT'S GOOD. DANIELS SELLS IT."
Along the Union Pacltio Strategic Middle Route, uniting the Eait with the Pacific Coast, stretches a vast network of telephone and telegraph wires. Over these wires go orders controlling movement of all trains.
To insure efficient and safe operation, extreme car* must be taken in transmit- ting. For example, the Union Pacific "book of rule*" gives the following instructions tor the Uanamlttal of train orders by tele- phone ... "time will be spelled and then pronounced, thus: t-w-o t-e-n 2:10 pm."
Union Pacific's efficient operation has been developed throughout seventy-six years of service to the nation in peace and in war. A tremendour, amount of "know how" has been accumulated during those many years.
In the postwar era when travel conditions have returned to normal, you can continue to depend on Union Pacific for dependable transportation... for the utmost in rail travel comfort and enjoyment.
UNION PACIFICRAILROAD
UNION PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE. SAN PEDBO IDS South Pacific Av«.. Telephone: 5225
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