Wilmington Daily Press Journal from Wilmington, California • 8

fcWdmlneToh. Calf PRRSS-JTTRUaI. TWBrr.f fitfTnTng Sry5g; JW? fit. "ALWAYS IN GOOD TASTf Jiac solution continued from Pre 1 New Drive-In Theater Opens Doors Tomorrow The $300,000 San Pedro Drive-In Theater, largest and most modern of all Southern California drive-in theaters, opens tomorrow night at 5:30 with two first-run features on the program. "El Paso," starring John Payne and Gail Russell, heads the billing.

The story is about the Old West, and reviewers Bow on Aid rich Meet Face-To-Face Tonight A special pair of boxing gloves, of the verbal variety, have been laid out in waiting for the appearance of Fletcher Bowron and Lloyd Aldrich at the round-table of the Greater Los Angeles Press Club. The meeting has been WpiMPWst nil 11 a arranged and will be broad state that "El Paso" cap-? JUST TOO HELPFUL tures the mood and feeling Luncheon Meats Available at Your FAVORITE MARKET MEMPHIS, Tenn. tU.R) Mrs. C. E.

Ellis thought it kind of her husband to offer to defrost her refrigerator. A few minutes later she caught him just in time. He was doing the job with a blow torch. sentatives of the city's metropolitan newspapers. The meeting of Bowron and Aldrich before the "Press Conference" microphones, previously scheduled for May 19, was postponed until May 26th, because of Mrs.

Aldrich's serious injury in a fall from a horse on the previous weekend. Their "Press Conference" appearance is expected to be the candidates' last face-to-face meeting before the Election on May 31st. cast during "Press Conference" over KECA tonight at 8 o'clock. Mayor Fletcher Bowron, candidate for re-election as the city's headmaijr and Lloyd Aldrich, City Engineer and candidate for the job of Mayor, will meet face-to-face and air many of the important Issues of the current campaign. In addition to the free-for-all discussion of issues, both candidates will be quizzed by repre DELICIOUS RICH FLAVOR Peacock SCREEN FARE FOR OPENING Love bucks lawlessness in "El Paso" which will be' co-featured with "My Dream Is Yours" when the San Pedro Drive-ln Theater holds its gala opening tomorrow, May 27.

Gail Russell and John Payne, pictured above, are starred with Sterling Hayden, George (Gabby) Hayes and Dick Foran in "El Paso." Gail is pictured pleading with John to give up his ruthless killing. DRIED BEEF have taken or are attempting to take the credit. FOREIGN TRADE ZONE Now, just to keep the records straight, take the "Foreign Trade Zone" project. Quite a few of the "boys" were to make much ado patting each other on the back and such today at the site of the zone. But where were these "boys" when the real fight, the real campaign, the years' hard work was being expended? Were they around? Read these paragraphs from Assemblyman Vincent Thomas, now in Sacramento: "Some day I hope the peoole in our district will realize that the same peoole who are now supporting the Foreign Trade Zone and who are now takinp the lead and credit for its establishment were the same neople who vigor ouslv opposed the setting ud foreign trade zone in Los Angeles the oast five years.

"Our Interstate Cooperation Commission which has been workinf? on this matter diligent'v since 1945 as directed by the Legislature is somewhat disan pointed in all the present releases which we have been reading on this matter so far in not men-tionine the good work and accomplishments of our commission except that which has been published in vour column. "Our records show that in 145 when we had our mpetine in the City Hall of San Pedro very few of these same people even offered to assist our commission with this problem. It is not necessary to tell you the whole story in connection with this matter because I knew that since that time you havr been the only person who has helped us carry out the Trade Zone program on thf west coast." about the West better than any previous picture of its kind. Sharing the billing is another smash hit, "My Dream Is Yours," starring beauteous Doris Day and comedian Jack Carson. Operators of the new drive-in theater announce that children under 12 will be admitted free when accompanied by their parents.

Parking space- for 900 cars is available at the theater. Individual speakers for every car, the world's largest screen and the largest "snack bar" in the world are other features of the new theater. As an added special feature, dogs, when accompaneid by their masters, are welcomed at the San Pedro Drive-In Also, the management will warm baby bottles if the parents want to save baby-sitting costs and bring junior along. The new theater is located at 1575 N. Gaffey street.

1 4 02. TINS MANY WAYS TO SERVE You'll Mjoy the quality of the full center slices, packed in tins under vacuum. No breakage-no spoilage-full flavor. Rent Conflict Coming To Head In LA. Area The conflict between those who want rent controls ended and those who want them continued is coming to a head in this area.

The strongest movement to end rent controls has developed in Covina, where the city council has voted to end rent controls; and the strongest opposition to the i ending of rent controls has developed in Beverly Hills, Francisco Vasquez Freed of Charge A coroner's jury in Los Angeles yesterday ruled that the death of Gregorio Bonilla in a knife fight with Francisco Vasquez in San Pedro May 5 was justifiable homicide in self-defense. Acting on the jury's findings, the city attorney released Vasquez on the murder charge that has been hanging over him since the night of the waterfront Man Attacked By Youths, Robbed Cecil Haag, 1150 Blinn avenue, reported to harbor police last night that a pair of strong arm bandits assaulted him in east Wilmington and stole $20 in cash and personal belongings. Haag said he was walking near Opp street and Watson avenue when he was attacked by two youths, who beat him and then robbed him. He said he could not identify the men. AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL GROCERY T.

E. SKAGGS MEAT COMPANY, Dist. where the American Veter Chapmen of Covina, the Council took the action under a local option provision in the federal law governing rents. Warren is expected to be guided by the advice of his rent control committe. AT PRICES ME I MIS ans Committee is spearheading the cause of the tenants against the landlords.

Lbng Beach, where the City Council has been asked by the Ideal Apartment House Association to end rent controls, is planning a public hearing. No date has been set. The vote of the Covina City Council to end rent controls in that community has resulted in placing the matter before Governor Earl Warren for his approval or disapproval. Should Warren approve the action, Covina landlords will be free to exact any rent thpy see "According to Mayor Paul The number of horses in the United States now is the lowest on record, while the number of mules has sagged to the lowest point since 1890. Shell Oil Employes Honored at Banquet Messrs.

F. S. Clulow and F. E. Rehm, Vice Presidents of Manufacturing and Personnel and Industrial Relations, respectively, for Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, attended the service emblem banquet at the Wilton Hotel, Long Beach, last night.

A total of 668 employees and company pensioners of the Wilmington Refinery Division were honored this year. Each of the 917AVALON WILMINGTON employes attending this banquet has more than 10 years of service, and the average length of service for the employee group was over 20 years, according to R. W. McOmie, Refinery i FREE PARKING IN REAR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

CUSTOMER PAY CHECKS CASHED too Late To Classify Lost: Male, gray and black cat, buff stomach, notch out of 1 ear. Name "Ruffy." 1626 La- goon. TE 4-5377. Reward. wAnf' sssvifc.

Unfurnished rental for 1 or 2 old people. TE 4-7197. GOLD MEDAL CASE SWAYNE PROCTER GAMBLE BISQUICEC TOMATO CRISCO Large 40-oz. box SAUCE 3-lb. tin 39c 4C 3C BRAUNSCHWEIGER Beautiful 5 room flat.

Adults. No pets. Ph. TE 4-4326. $7950 sacrifice small new home.

Has everthing. 829 15th St. Hermoisa Beach. Cost $10,000. Lb.

box 1 SUNSHINE BOLOGNA PREMIUM FRANKS SLICED CHEESE LIVER SAUSAGE PICKLE PIMENTO PREMIUM SALAMI SPICED PORK LOAF MISSION BRAND PEAS No. 2 tin 10e CRACKERS 23e Sewing machine, $25; lawn-mower, washer, $19; stove, high chair, stroller, good crib; play pen; rock-: ers; linoleum; child's auto; tricycle; rug pad; Guinea Pigs, 75c; bird cages and stands; aviaries. TE 3-1185. No. 2 tin 12-oz.

tin ARMOUR'S LUNCHTIME ALREADY? Open both ends of a tall can of salmon, push lc HAPPYVALE CORN TREET .37 11 2 glass top end tables; Chinese modern coffee table. TE 4-2620. contents out in one piece. Cut in four slices, spread with anchovy paste, dot with butter and broil. Cooked Ham -lb.

49c Cooked V2 -lb. 39c Swift's Eastern SLICED BACON 33- Mb. cello pkg. 39c SAXON HOUSE 2-lb. jar Quart KRAFT GRAPE JELLY25 MAY'NAISE 59 AMERICAN LEAGUE FINAL St.

Louis 000 000 2305 10 2 Boston 300 000 04x 7 11 2 Ned Garver, Dick Starr (8) and Les Moss; Mel Parnell, Tex Hughson (8)( Ellis Kinder (9) and Birdie Tebbetts, Matt Bafts. Winning Ditched: Hughson. Losing pitcher: Garver. HOUSEHOLD HINT Tall tin LOST the cork of your salt or pepper shaker? Use adhesive tape it's handier, anyhow! CASE-SWAYNE Pork Blackeye Baby Limas Chili CASE-SWAYNE Jumbo tin Grapeft Juice Blend Juice Tomato Juice Whole New I Potatoes Morrell's Pride Pure Pork Link SAUSAGE 1-lb. carton 49- Morrell's Pride PICNIC HAMS 3 9 RECIPE rFi DEVILED CREAMED NOODLES 7i Vi lb.

cooked noodles V4 c. buttered bread crumbs salt, pepper smalt can deviled ham 3 Tbtp. fat 2 slices onion, minced 3 Tbsp. flour 1 large can evap. milk 1 water FRESH LEAN PARD Tall can LINIT Reg.

box DELRICH lb. Dog Food 12 STARCH 12c OLEO 29c Large box Large box SCOTT Roll TIDE 26c DUZ 26 TISSUE 10c GROUND BEEF 2 Cook onion in fat a few minutes. Blend in flour, add diluted milk gradually. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Add deviled ham, season.

Pour sauce over noodles in greased baking dish; sprinkle with crumbs. Bake in moderate oven (350) 20-25 minutes or until crumbs are lightly browned. Serves 4. As advertised in LIFE 116 E. ANAHEIM MANNY'S FRESH DRESSED FRYING RABBITS 8-oz.

bottle Fr. Dressing BEST THAT'S BAKED, MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE it 335533533? "1890 HffiHS' ii il 49 WEBER'S Bread is soft, fresh and tender with a naturally good flavor that lasts and lasts. Weber's is enriched, too, for extra nutrition. Look for Weber's in the gay blue and white checked gingham wrapper. MODEL BAKERY VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT All Salad Vegetables Cool and Crisp with Ice Refrigeration 112? Home of Fine Cakes sii FRESH ITALIAN esJlF Large 9-inch White Angel Food Cake Marshallow Icing AA 1 33H0J (ZUCCINI) For Picnics and Parties ALL COOKIES 2h-33' FANCY ALL GREEN ASPARAGUS 2 19e SQUASH 5 A Deny trucKer 6rin.

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