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i4 JUST LIKE HUCK 24 1950 2L0S 3ngeICS ClKUS Democratic Leaders Named in $29,200 Suit PHOENIX, June 17 (vP) A suit for $29,200 in damages has been filed against the State Democratic Central Committee and principal leaders of the party in Arizona. Raymond J. Farrell of Phoenix charges in the action that the party stole his copyrighted idea for a souvenir program and used it at a Jackson Day dinner. The programs carried the theme of "Who's Who in Dem- V. I ii i fum mm i i in iiikii in ii ii i i I w-m If i -V if I I 1 1'" 1 I i 3 'S ii v-W'' I 1 re i i SMALL FRY FISHERMEN Neil Nagy, Dennis Boyce, Jay Spere and Jimmy Nunnelley were among thousands vacation by fishing in park.

iipwepwj 7 Boys Begin Vacation by Park Fishing It was the first Saturday after "school's out" and almost a hundred little boys armed with fishing poles were out to prove it in traditional Tom Sawyer-Huckleberry Finn style in Lincoln Park yesterday. The lake there, 'along with those in most Los Angeles parks, has been stocked with small fish, expressly for the delight of small boys. And they were making the most of it. Equipment ranged from fancy rigs with reels and chromium gadgets to the time-worn bent pins and mop handles. Bait was pretty generalized too from wriggling pink angleworms to crumbs left over from cookie-jar raids.

The catches? Well it was a lot of fun going out there, anyway. Tractors Help Farms Catch Up WASHINGTON, June 17 (fP) The late spring this year might have caused more farm troubles except for the tractor, says the U.S. Department of Agriculture. U.S. farms have increased their use of tractors immensely in the last few years.

When planting is delayed a farmer can catch up by running his tractor night and day or for long hours that would not be possible with animals, the department says. The net result this year is that much more of the U.S. crop will be planted properly than would have been possible when the number of tractors was smaller. Korean Days Serene SEOUL, Korea, June 17 (JP) Everything's lovely in South Ko rea during daylight. Police henceforth will carry clubs instead of guns between 7 a.m.

and 7 p.m. EXPANSION Downtown expansion of the Eastern-Columbia Department Store to a block-long frontage is shown in this sketch from Hill looking east to 9th St. STUDIO PENT HOUSE Office, Apt. and Roof Garden, 16C0 sq. $150 per mo.

Wilshire dist. Ideal for decorator or commercial studio. Exceptional privacy. DUnkirk 2-4322 materials All WmmmKmmmtmmmmmtmmKmmmmmmmmmmm.i Eastern-Columbia Store Expansion Starts in July Construction of New Unit to Give Block-Long Downtown Window Fronts a. v-.

1 e' iMt" 4 1 or city schoolboys who began Record Crop Forecast MEXICO CITY, June 17 (JP) The Mexican Agriculture Depart ment forecast today a 1 record corn ci-op of 3,120,000 tons (about 90,000,000 bushels). It said increased planting, better seed corn and good rainfall account for the crop. hi oc i in 3 Weeks' Says Richard Ruiz, 55, of 670 Mission Canyon Santa Barbara, says, "I used to tell my wife if I have to take insulin the rest of my life I'd rather be dead. Today it is over a year since I stopped insulin. I quit 35 units insulin daily 3 weeks after taking JJr, Wings Chinese herbs.

I since have not taken any insulin, medicines, herbs, or starvation diet, and been feeling fine, and gaining weight. I tell all my friends about Dr. Wing's wonderful herbs and. am willing to tell the world what a miracle they did for me." Signed, Richard Ruiz. Dr.

Wing, D.C, Chinese Herbs, 1423 Vermont, L.A. 6. DU. 2-2801. Daily 10-6.

Sat. 10-1. CLOSED SUNDAYS and MONDAYS. Free booklet how to "Regain Health, Naturally!" Adv. OPENING confidence, Sieroty pointed out, which dates from 1892.

In reminiscing he added that this was the fulfillment of a plan first visualized in 192S'by the late Adolph Sieroty, his father and the founder of Eastern-Columbia. More Floor Space It was further stated that improved service and increased UJ vy r' DR. BEAUCH AMP'S VERY LOW PRICE POLICY NOW IN EFFECT SAVES PLATE-WEARERS MONEY ON ALL DENTURES. Your choice of teeth and Auction Advertisers Under This Heading Are Members of THE AMERICAN AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION Types and Styles VERY LOW PRICES are offered on New Transparent material Dental Plates set with Translucent Teeth. And you'll welcome Dr.

Beauchamp's Easy-to-Pay-Credit plan that enables yau to MAKE YOUR OWN REASONABLE TERMS on approval of credit. THERE ARE NO EASIER CREDIT TERMS THAN THOSE YOU MAKE YOURSELF. Pay weekly or monthly with 612 or 15 months to pay. TELL US HOW YOU WISH TO. PAY.

All THE CREDIT A YOU NEED 7 VC on approval of your credit! GRAND 7 I the State Doit failing ruin your homt and buiinm lift? Try thesa amazing new full potency HORMONE tablets (Testosterone Propionate) officially listei by tho United States Pharmacopeia. SEND FOR i 30-DAY TRIAL Vita Phormotal Co. Dept. AT-? 1117 N.Weitcm I enclote $5 in Cosh Check Money Order Send C.O.O. and I -will pay postman I prefer tbe double strength tablett, enclosed it $9 for JO.

MY NAME ADDRESS CITY ZONE STATE Seethe Samples This Week! Materials are Price! Prices Gladly Quoted in Advance FREE PARKING Dr. BeaucHamp fur-niehes FREE PARKINS ts hie patients ot the Alexandria Hotel Garage art 5th ond Spring Entrance on Spring. Day er evening, a.m. to 1 30 p.m. ELEVATOR SERVICE ocratic World Arizona." i 5D(Mi(M7 imsi0y tei hmi Lei NJI WEDNESDAY, June 21st THURSDAY, June 22nd FRIDAY, June 23rd at 7:30 P.M.

Fine Furniture: Living Room Very Fine Selection of Table Dining Room Bedroom Suites Secretaries Oc. casional Chairs Leather Tooled Occasional Tables. Both modern and period. COMIC Red Skelton and his radio program close Pan-Pacific Home Show today. Skelton to Give Final Program at Home Show Red Skelton is going to wind tip the 1950 National Construction Industries Exposition and Homa Show at Pan-Pacific Auditorium today with a comedy bang.

The comedian will give visitors at the show a chance to be his studio audience as he and his troupe go through their regular Sunday night radio broadcast antics. Half-Hour Show The show will go on at Pan-Pacific at 5:30 p.m. and last a half-hour. Later there will be a fashion show and following that, of course, Spike Jones and his orchestra. The last day of the show will see the doors open at noon and close at 11 p.m.

Facilities have been made for additional parking in the Gil-more Field area. BY ARRANGEMENT WITH TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY ABOTIOQ AERO Many items too numerous to mention New and Used ALMOND SAUNDERS ART GALLERIES 14270 VENTURA SHERMAN OAKS GEORGE H. BARCLAY, Auctioneer That well-known address "Eastern-Columbia, Broadway at Ninth" will soon mean "Eastern-Columbia, Broadway to Hill on Ninth." Julian M. Sieroty, president of Eastern-Columbia I announced yesterday an important expansion by this big downtown department store. Property on the corner of 9th and Hill Sts.

which was acquired by the store in 1944 is now to be used to greatly increase the store's street-floor selling space, according to Sieroty. Work Stars in July He pointed out that construction will start on or about July 1, and will result in Eastern-Columbia having an uninterrupted line of show windows on 9th St. along the entire block between Broadway and Hill and continuing north on both Broadway and Hill to the large parking lot in the center of the block. This means the addition of nine large and four small show windows, as well as two large entrances, one on 9th St. and one on Hill.

It is further explained that this expansion will increase Eastern-Columbia's store-front from its present 322 feet to 513 feet. The scope of this plan indicates the confidence this store's management has in the future of downtown Los Angeles a Churches Select-Toronto Delegates NEW YORK, June' 17 (JP) Thirty-two North American churchmen will join delegates from throughout the world for a meeting of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches in Toronto July 8-15, it was announced today. Protestant and Orthodox representatives from 19 countries are slated to attend the session of the 90-member committee, which serves as the chief governing body for the council between world assemblies held every five years. $100,000 PLANT IN LIQUIDATION at 10 o'clock IN PART' SHAPERS SANDERS RIP SAWS WELDERS DAVIS WELLS BAND SAWS OLIVER B. B.

VARIETY SAWS OLIVER BORING MACHINES DRILL PRESSES GRINDERS M0RTISERS VERTICAL SPINDLE 12" 24" PLANERS IN. ROLL CHIP BRK. DESKS FILES TYPEWRITERS ETC. CALCULATORS ADDING MACHINES 50 FLUOR. LITES 50 FIRE EXTING.

'44 DODGE STAKE 40 CHEV. STAKE HYD. LIH TRUCKS NAILS SCREWS 1 I Complete Homes Bought for Cash, Or will Auction on Your Premises or Oars for uJu vlJLILJN LWUvAb fl I' -rp bet I COMMISSION AUCTION Lamps China Ware Crystal Bric-a-Brac. Imported and Domestic Rugs and Carpets. Nationally Advertised Refrigerators and Ranges.

For Fast and Sure Results CALL STate 4-3766 EQPT. Upon Removal Within 48 Hours selections of merchandise, par ticularly in ready-to-wear and small wares, will be made possible eventually by the vastly in creased floor space the big store will gam on 9th and Hill Sts. Sieroty concluded by pointing out the important part that consistent advertising in The Times has played in carrying Eastern-Columbia's message to the people of Los Angeles, and in contributing to the growth of Eastern-Columbia to this new high point in the store's history. Statehood Opposed WASHINGTON, June 17 (JP) The National Congress of American Indians today opposed pending Alaskan statehood legislation unless "full protection for Alaskan native land and property rights" is provided. NOTED PIIYSICIAN TELLS SECRET DR.

J. H. KELLOGG, M.D., says: "Emphasis should be laid upon the fact that an X-Ray apparatus alone is not sufficient to secure useful information. A well-trained X-ray expert as well as an up-to-date apparatus must be on the job. "The X-ray only makes shadows.

The expert must interpret the shadows. Long years of training and education of the eye to observe fine distinctions of light and shade, and deep study of physiology and pathology as well as of the physics and the technic of the X-ray are essential to success. Only such an expert can be trusted. "A tyro misinterprets what he sees. The minute indications of disease he overlooks, and unusual but perfectly normal appearances he mistakes for cancer or some other dreadful condition for which he urges immediate operation.

"Unfortunately, the country is full of X-ray tyros, thanks to the commercial activity of X-ray machine manufacturers. It is safe to say that at the present moment the conclusions drawn from the majority of X-ray examinations of the colon are altogether unreliable and worthless, if not positively misleading, and a menace to the patient's welfare if made a basis for active treatment or operation." Residents of Los Angeles are fortunate indeed in having an office where scientific X-ray fiouroscopic studies may be made in confidence in keeping with Dr. Kellogg's teachings. Dr. L.

A. Brinkley has the largest institution of its kind in the entire world. He has 16 licensed doctors, (all specialists) more than 100 trained technicians and nurses, -3 X-ray fluoroscopic machines which operate 12 full hours each day, where perhaps more fluoroscopic studies are made than in all other doctors' offices in Los Angeles County combined. Dr. Brinkley has a complete laboratory and facilities, 43 air-conditioned treatment rooms where his patients receive the famous Brinkley trial treatment and X-ray fluoroscopic study in comfort without pain or distress.

This notable organization must be seen to be appreciated. At Dr. Brinkley's office, the patient receives an X-ray fluoroscopic study, complete consultation and explanation in simple language plus his famous trial treatment for the small sum of S3.00. Many bring in. X-ray studies and reports made elsewhere for comparison.

Truly, a remarkable service. Amazing testimonials, many diagnosed as incurable, may be seen in my office. DR. L. A.

BRIXKLEY, D.C 335 S. BROADWAY LOS AXGELES 13. TR. 7031 CopyntM. 1950 SALES By Order of Owner JUNE 19th, at 1:00 P.M.

Th. compfefe Assets of THE WOODFORD CO. Retiring from Business JOBBERS OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE on their premises 1206 SOUTH GRAND AVE. Approx. $20,000.00 Jobbers stock of brand new Ball Point Pens Sun Glasses Wallets Toys and Novelties Chips Racks Stationery Cameras Watch Bands OFFICE EQPT.

ETC. BALL POINT PENS: B. Eversharp, lindy. Bond, American, Key Chain Pens (Large Quantities). MISCELLANEOUS: Desk Stands, Sun Foto Kits, Cribbage Boards, Jet Knives, etc.

SUNGLASSES: 10,000 Asst. Pair Ladies' Men's gold rimmed pearl frames, ttc. CAMERAS: Donald Duck, Herco-Flex, Roy Rogers, etc. NOVELTY ITEMS: Dolls, Wallets, Poker Chips, Poker Racks, Glamour Kits, Electra-Miro Expansion Watch Bands, Stationery, Greeting Cards, etc. WOOD PRODUCTS CO MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT Hardware, Lumbar Tools 611 S3.

Flower Street Wednesday, June 21 Make it a 0 point to see yf i your Dentist NowfV 1 OFFICE DESKS CHAIRS TYPEWRITER FILE CABINETS PITNEY-BOWES POSTAL MACHINE SCALE STANDARD DUPLI-CATING MACHINE CATALOG BINDERS ETC. Transparent Plastic uwmm ei Used and Featured in all Offices NEW TRANSPARENT PLASTIC MATERIAL NOW USED IN Off Olive Burbank C0NSISTIN6 0EITA ROGERS SAWS INGERS0LL COMPRESSORS BE WALT RADIAL SAWS OAKLET BELT SANDERS 'PLANERS JOINERS K0UTERS WOOD WHITNEY B.B. SHAPERS B0UBLE SPINDLE T0NNEWITZ SAWS TILTING ARBOR OLIVER wupper Tr. 4x12 1 Terms 25 Cash Deposit. Balance TENONER I lower Heads Cut-off Saw VENEER PRESS 1 MAKING DENTAL PLATES is the finest and BEST MATERIAL AVAILABLE to dentists.

In average cases they are so LIGHT IN WEIGHT they actually weigh less than 34 of an ounce. REGARDLESS OF PRICE and the low cost now charged for dentures, DR. BEAUCHAMP FEATURES THIS SPLENDID MATERIAL IN ALL OF HIS OFFICES. Come in and see the samples set with NEW TRANSLUCENT TEETH. TRIPPS GROCERY BLACK 1 DECKER SKILSAW TH0R ELECTRIC HAND TOOLS AND ATTACH.

12' 16' SPRAY BOOTH EXHAUSTS 500 BAR HAND SCREW CLAMPS 10,000 FT. Quality Is Not Sacrificed for JACK II. FELDM AN, Auctioneer YE. 9-7907 7823 S. Broadway, June 20, 10:30 A.M.

CONSISTI'S OF A CLEAN STOCK Of WEU KNOWN BRANDS OF STAPLE GROCERIES FETUSES WILL BE SOLD AT 1 P.M. Consisting of L. C. Smith-Corona Adding Machine with Cash Drawer, (6 Bank) 2-Door Seege Reach-In Box 2 Door Glass Top Deep Freeze with Stainless Steel Trim, American Slicer, Sanitary low Type Meat Scale, 6-Ft. Frigidair.

Delicatessen Cos. Shelving, Water Heater, Etc. NOTICE: This market has been open a short time. Fixtures ar. like new 4 merchandise fresh clean.

25 deposit required. New 46168 Cu. Ft. Deep Freeze Aluminum inside out NIGHT SERVICE Till 8:30 Dr. Beauchamp's office remains open every evening, except until 8:30 in order to serve those who keep office hours during the day.

Same low prices and tasy credit as during day time hours. -ejaasamissraBHESig. PHONE NEW DENTAL PLATES IN ONE DAY Out of town "rush" cass. com Ins in before 10 a.m. any day except Sat urday, may nave im rtHion taken net plates delivered SAME DAY when ne extractions are seeded.

MAdlSOn 7575 ASSIGNEE'S AUCTION SALE RALPH MEYER, Auign for th bamfit el creditor in fh following mattor, will on Wdnday, Juno 21, 1950, ot 11 A.M., at Room 421 Commercial Exchange Building, 416 8th Stroot, Lot Angtloi. effor at public $aU tho following: AGNEW AND WINN, db THE SPUR CAFE, 4IC8 Cnnshaw Los Angeles, Cvektiil touni nd cafe. Ecellnt opportunity fa oo location. Hat enjoyed food volump of kuunesi. Leato availakle.

On-tolp liquor license, ostimotoj $4,750.00 Merchandise Inventory, approximately 1,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures, book value 3M AUCTION 2 fcJ. AM.m.ai.vMtmmi.mmmwmmM-:. CLAUDIE'S LAUNDERALL jpjaaaaf ffi CORNER of 5th and BROADWAY Entrance: 504 South Broadway Huntington Pkj Southwest I Hollywood I Long Beach San Diego 6334io I 8658 I 1654 I 410 I Cor. 6th Pacific Blvd. S.

Broadway Cahuenga Bl. Pine Ave. 4 Broadway 2617 Crenshaw L.A., June 22, at 1 P.M. TO EE SOLD AS A GOING BUSINESS Receipts $1250.00 Month. Books Open for Inspection.

Open for Inspection from Now Until Time of Sale. 3-Yr. Lease. Drive-in Parking lot. Equipment Consists of 20 Machines, 2 Huebsch Dryers, Bock Extractors, 500 Gallon Storage Tonk, Water Heater, Desk, Chrom.

Chairs, Softener Etc, M. POIXACK, Auctioneer $25,750.00 Solo subject to final approval of tho State Board of Equalization. Business operating; merchandise inventory to be pro-rated in accordance with bid. for inspection every business day to date of sale from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.

TERMS OF SALE: 2S deposit ky cash or certified check, balance en delivery. This sale subject to final approval et the majority of tho Creditors' Committee and tho Assignee. Rifht ts reserved to reject any and all kids, er to continue, postpone er withdraw from sale ithout assioninp any reason therofer. For farther information rosardini this sale, contact RALPH MEYER. TRioity 9031.

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