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ft 'p t'-fy? i r- teas 0 0. 0 I1- QUALITY at BARGAIN PRICES Ride All Wrong missis soi may occasion Chm la and SfawM Amvnd LARGEST POPULAR PRICED STOCK IN TOWN Shat fa 12 oad All Half bn IIS ta larqa ai Tkay Caaia Wen 2.91, 3.9 S. MS. 7.9B aad Us Oar Sl2.fi Drnm Ara larrifial Report Critics Say LOS ANGELES IB He- munity has been In employ- SAN FRANCISCO. W) I dont Mama Wm tor Twenty nine San Francisco bring unhappy.

They hated to boya. pawns iiu SgnaLSet leavet-w-vwbeautiful vice mixup. were brought Aoyed Jish-hereby bus Thursday fromin awijntZ a boys camp near Victor. in WM like beinbrought home eastern Idaho. from vacation too There were 30 boys in-j.

Polly Petite Frock Shop '2310 Atlantic Aa. Oaaa Ml ta 1:30 ment The head of a training center agreed, but an American Civil liberties Union official did not gro and 'civil-rights leaden agreed partly Thursday with the governors commission assessment that progress has been made on most of the recommendations in last years reporton. thelLosuAngeln vblvod originally but one.of than ran away from the camp whelif he heard they were to TAurned to San Francisco. ThisJboy, 17-year-old Lawrence Krauss, was found Wednesday night asleep at carnival in western Wyoming, where, he had been working on an amusement ride. The other 9, tired but seemingly, in good spirits, were; taken to Youth Guidance Center, where they were greeted by Juvenile Court Judge Raymond O'Connor You know what, Mom? I don't cue much for that dectrkiand the staff and assigned tf riots.

i- But, some the report submitted to Gov. Edmund MfcCone exaggerates the G. Brown Wednesday by Coni' mission Chairman JoHn A. McCone exaggerates the changes, benefiting the citys poor, and its minorities, The report tells of progress made since the August 1965 violence in which 34 were killed and more than 1,000 injured. WE HAVE the glamor in all the newspapers, but actual assistance the people canhen- efit from hasnt come, said L.

Brock, chairman of Watts temporary alliance of local organizations, loose federation of civil-rights lea Were definitely1 making a significant on the community.said -Robert-W, Kipper, head of the -opportunity industrial center. We held our first class on May 13 and as of Aug. 8 we had 467 people in tire, classroom. HE SAID he has 914 pending applications for training for such Jobs as sheet-metal work, electronic assembly, power sewing and machine tooling. Equipment for classes has been donated, and lack of uprto4ate.

Js the biggest obstacle to expanding classes. Kipper, said. said he hopes to train 1,400 persons in the next year. Eason Monroe, executive director of the Southern California Chapter of the American Civil liberties Union, said showing job-training increases are juggled to make look better. think -Mr.

McCone is exaggerating the work in unemployment," he toothbrush and I dont think Prince does either! TRADE IN ANY OF YOUR OLD FURNITURE "21H TO L.A. Fluoridation Hearings Go Behind Committee Door Sm mt Mck of am II BMdeh is variooi lytoi aad fabrics NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH TRADE-IN quarters in the dependent Judge O'Connor had awaited them since dawn, irate over the. foul-up which sent them first to a remote camp in. Montana, then to an Idaho resort. The boys had staged a mild protest at the Idaho ranch camp Tuesday, objecting to being brought back here.

Kenneth Chelton, a officer accompanied them back, said: ders. The condition-remains HOlIRSx OPEN EVENIRNS TIL I Tiih Wei. A Set 111 I Cleeei Sieiay Two proposals have come out of the hearings, that the measure be submitted to the voters and that the decision fluoridation jibe the council. substantially the same, i Theres been training for Jobs but a lot of the people havent been-placed. McCone said in die 49-page report that the biggest im-.

tprovement in the Negro com-lsaid. figures them, I grossly done 5th and LONG BEACH BLVD. HE 7-3097- I--' LOS ANGELES (CNS) The sometimes-stormy public hearings1' on proposal to fluoridate the 1' Angeles water-supply 1 Thursday by a joint City Council committee. Members of the Public Health and Welfare and Water and Power committees have taken testimony from the series of five hearings under advisement; Councilman Gilbert Lind- 'joint COWitturtee no estimate recomV MnHd be magg to tiie fujlcouhtil. He said; however, if any additional information.is needed, expert witnesses will be called to testify only before the joint committee.

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IM 9 pja. Wi On DiMHstt Wi Taks Traits NKW, USED, IENTALS Warninc: A hailing radiator is dangerous if you dont know die right mty to dal vith it. See Shell detderi instructions Mow. What to do about 5 minor crisep that can stall a summer trip NEW SHIPMENTS JUST ARRIVED! Another service fronuthe Shell Oil Company and its dealers MRS. SWUS MVHIWIES OMCUUMB ISINUSlS ovR-woDBcnoii miu aostoun cue.

patthm DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC AT WAREHOUSE PRICES! THIS IS A VOLUME WAREHOUSE OPERATION JUST OPENED TO THE PUIU0 1 HnaRy you have the opportunity to buy your carpets not at special salf prim oot at discountprlMS NUT AT REAL WAREHOUsFpRICESI I Don't oxpact to sea a decorator st fixtures audjbverhead! Then pour water slowly into the radiator. If then is no water available, wait for a full 15 minutes. Then drive under 40 miles an hour for one mile. No farther. Stop.

Turn the engine off for another fifteen minutes. Then drive one more mile. And so on, until you reach help. 1. What to do Iff your car wont start.

Make sure your gear selector lever is in neutral If it is, jiggle the lever. Its surprising how often that will help. Turn off the radio, lights everything electrical takes die strain off the forth until you're out If rocking doesnt free you, place sticks or branches to make a path in front of and under both rear wheels. Start the car forward slowly, and gradually increase speed. By the time you reach the end of your path, you should have enough momentum to carry you forward.

i-i- Wa hava eadeadi of-urpatinq ceminq in daily from tha Fornmait Mrpat manufacturar af.qiialHv Mrpatt throughout tho country. (Wo cannot mention thnir namm boqguM of our low, low warohonio pricoi.) Cam aarly and -brinq your room moasuromont. You owo it to younolf to ttio Carpot Warohouit and chock our carpot-pricoo boforo you buyl 3. What to do Iff a tiro needs changing All Corputing Pricod for Immediate Sale CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE BM viyics csra rauASiyiBiKaiiC'JTS! 5 Wait a full nunuteBc. patient a rest will help die battery work better.

Press accelerator to the floor once only then let it up again. That will bring your automatic choke into operation. Turn the starting key. Hold it while you count slowly (one count per second) to fifteen. If your engine still shows no sign 5 How cut your chances of a breakdown The American Automobile Association reports that 45 percent of all breakdowns are caused by trouble with tires, batteries and electrical systems.

Be sure to have all three checked before you go on a trip. And don't forget to check the spare tire while youre at it Your Shell dealer will he glad to do the checking for you. Why drop in ancT see him? WI ARRANGE FOR TACKLESS INSTALLATION Carpot WAREHOUSE. Wo'rc 1 I black waif-at Loaf' loach 1 of life, it may be flooded. Dont pump the 1 accelerator that will flood-itevemnorel Ibe eaipot WAREHOUSI -Take eoy Praoway ar-Hiqliway and Jkoy ali.laadja watt at ha Laoq loach Praoway aa Rotocrnatr la Caaplai.

Instead, press die accelerator to the floor and hold it there while the starter cranks the engine. 'j TLW A REHOUSE OPEN feoGDQ PC50DO8 Remember these tips to help make tire changing safer and easier. Park off road in gear, parking brake on. Place a fair Iprge piece of wood or a good-sized stone in front of and behind the VihceV diagpnally opposite theoife youte changing. ThatI keep the cv from rolling.

Unscrew eachnut one turn before jacking up the car. If you cannot budge the nuts, make sure youre turning them the right way Same carv have right-hand threads on the right-hand side, and left- hand threads on the other. I 4. What to do you get stuck In mud or sand a 1 thing to try is. the baick-and-forth rock: Put the car in reverse and apply power gently.

As soon as the wheels just start to spin, shift into forward gear. Ease forward until the-wheels just spin again. Then reverse. Keep rocking hack and t. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 a.m.

to 5.p.m. SUNDAY II a.m. to 2. What to do if your onglno bolls over Stop immediately. Turn off the engine, lift the hood and let things cool for fifteen minutes.

Then, cover your hand with, a rag, stand at arms length from the radiator cap, and unscrew the cap slowly to the first stop: (Yohllfocl it dick.) Wait until the hissing and gurgling stop. Take the cap off. Start the engine and Jet it MSCOVU AMKMCA CAt t- '-J Vi li.