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Valley Times from North Hollywood, California • 28

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Valley Timesi
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North Hollywood, California
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28
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1 28 VALLEY TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 19571WARNING TO INDUSTRY Ft New Law For Incinerators Becomes Effective July I 4 Black male mixed beagle, tag tag NO. 240, Moie Dogs Wait No. 497, Tan and black female mixed Black and tan female German shepherd, tag No, 298. For 'Adoption Brown and white male mixed At shepherd, tag No. 71.

Black and tan male mixed cocker, tag No. 761. AI shepherd, tag No, HO. nimal Shelter Red male mixed chow, tag No, 99. MARKET The following dogs may be Black and white male mixed A FREI lecture will be given en "New le adopted today at the Valley Ant- springer, tag No.

138, Invest and Trade in the Steck Market." mal Shelter, 13131 Sherman Way, VAN April and white male mixed ALL LECTURES START AT 7.30 P.M. an Nuys. terrier, tag No, 212. 4. MIMS Club 14136 Sylvan Ave.

Fawn female boxer, tag No. 12, Sable and 'white male mixed Log April Park Manor, Black male PHII, tag No, 52. collie, tag O. 234. au Se.

Western int. Washita) IOS April S. Clark Htel and brown male mixed Tan male mixed toy shepherd, 426 Se. Hill Strut shepherd, tag No, 63. Tam end male mixed shepherd, tag No.

1S WO O. S3 Liii-L9ppaDgirl-- Fawn male boxer, tag No, 273, Brown and white female mixed COMPLETE SERVICE $495 cocker, tag No. 280. Brown and white male and fa. FREE INSTALLATION ft WuP 1 Imale mixed collies, tag Nos.

4391 S.W. Cornell; Oxnard Kesler ST 2-8380 and 494. it li Here are better, whiskies A FREI lecture will be given en "New le Invest and Trode in the Sock Merkel." ALL LECTURES START AT 730 P.M. VAN NUYSThurc, anril 4. MIMS Club 14136 Sylvan Ave.

LOS April Perk Manor, 407 lc Western (w, Wilshire) I I mixed mixed (ET I "How to Maim." 30 P.M. mono Club irk 'rlIMHamil .41 h' 95 Pup 8380 I I 1 I The Air Pollution Control pis. tiret today warned that industries fare "stiff fines and possible Jail sentences" when the ban on single chamber Incinerators goes into effect July 1 unless they find other mean i of disposing of their combustible waste, Caunty Supervisors adopted the '1 4 1 1 ws, I I .,.1 1 i 4 1 4 :2 A ft. s'tc. 0 4.

ammo 11 (J' 1 1 i 1 0 it 1 1 $.4 ,4. 'Pilo, 4,,, 1 It GP' 1 4 I lk. 4 (....., )1 i 1b4) 4 4 I July 1 deadline last Thursday, cinerators were completed end moving it from Oct. 1, ieceived (gyrating permits from Incinerators facing the ently APCD during the first two ban include most of those used by months of this year, with an estiindustries, businesses, apartment mated 17,000 single-chamber ban-houses, hospitals, sanitariums, rest ers still awaiting conversion or homes, mortuaries, small animal Griswold said. hopitals and schools.

it repeated warnings. State health laws require that Only a handful of those who soon must have multiple-chamber in- mortuaries, sanitariums cinerators have 'taken any steps and similar institutions shall have to acquire them," he said. "Any an incinerator on the premises to dispose of certain materials. further delay on the part of those operating the soon-to-be outlawed Thus these institutions must ac- quire an approved multiple chain- single-chamber burners will re- her burner before the new dead- suit in a chaotic production log. Jam, leaving roost of them facing line, Control Officer S.

Smith stiff penalties for operation' of Griswold said. the illegal burners each day after Only 46 multiple-chamber in- the law goes into effect." 1 Big Art Gift For UCLA 1 1 than you're drinking now! I UCLA has Required a "live file" of 50,000 reproductions of paintings, architecture, sculpture and minor arts, indexed by century and kchool Of art, The collection was donated to the UCLA Art Library by Albert tfoxie of Beverly Bills, who vent! Is years collecting and systemizing photographs, hooks and magazines with examples of art through the centuries. gemtamtmetomosonavanamit iimenpania loommommitt SCREEN'S GREATEST DISCOVERERD. W. Griffith, with Dell Henderson in New York, directing for the Biograph Co.

where he discovered Claire McDowell. Iler first day's payfive dollars.Photo Lee Collection. i RVI Cff 1 CROO KG01W3 'MOVIE MEMORIES I Claire McDowell's "The gift enables scholarly studies to he made which wise wouldn't he possible. That's why the libiary considers this 4A144-ri bu I Williams, assistant libsa. rian, yesterday.

NEW EVENING CLASS STARTS TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 8 PM. Attend first Session FREE Feats Unparalleled Refreshment Dcior Prizes TOTS TAUGHT tioutAso.r.1:c.::4.16,60.1 BOURSON .11 awe' Ae4dY 1LENDED WHISKEY fiuttflAN otsrlitG toioestot ,400 jt) i I I twismostith i 0,:. AK I ee kt ....0 4 4.: -if, 4. IttISCIINLV i i ,1 1 .5. 1 1, 4 ,1 11 lt: 1, 1.141s1,:t 1,,:,., j4, .4., 4,,,,, .,..,11,..,.

7, 7- oscHttlik 40, 0 it 1 1 i 'i, 4 A ''l it i 'It, 1k St 1 4 l' t'''' 14 ttEISCH MANR1 '1 11---------------- C. ilt, I 'JED wntslicy NI, '--v, 'ostmAN, onsrlit, 'A Jit KENTUCKY i 1 0 4.1 ri 6 0 pit 7 Ai 4 1 4 Illtusilis OttMIA t' 4ertimo 1. ft if ,4 z'-' I If- i Men, women, prepare for better jobsBetter Pay. Government or Private Employment. One night a week for eight weeks.

Actual classes, not home study. Complete text. Core as our guest I bring your friends no obiigation. First Time Offered in the Valley fly RAYMOND 1.1.1', No other silent or sound actress has ever matched Claire McDowell's cinematic feats. Climbing to the heights Ps a Griffith discovery, she retired at 38 to return years later and become one of the screen's most noted character actresses and its greatest portrayer of mother Wes.

Claire was horn practically in make-up man. No eyebrow pencil. the theater, Iler father, Eugene Ile called Mary and Dorothy. But A. McDowell, her mother Fanny Mary had anticipated this and hid Reeves and her father's grand- her eyebrow pencil: Dorothy like-parents all stemmed from the wise; Griffith suspicious.

looked for Meal tree, touring America with himself. Dui as Claire remembers their own company. As an under- she saw a twinkle in his eye as he study for Charles Fmhemann's ordered the scene to proceed sans company at 17, playing eight dif- lake eyebrows, ferent parts in one play, Claire learned her acting ADCs both backward and forward. FPI1C Cheap Pens Valley mothers may take their tots, from 3 to kinder. garten ageolo sessions which will Indoctrinate the young.

filers for a tending school. A class Meet3 at 9 am. each Thursday at Toluca Lake 4810 Cahuepga Blvd. The same type Of course also is offered at North Hollywood Park Tues. days and at the Victory.

N'anowen Park Fridays. Fur. ther information may he oh. tained by calling FOplar 64186 after 1 p.m VALLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE 4739 Lankorshim, North Hollywood PO. 29913 As 'Gimmick' Big Break AA an understudy in the William FrAersham hit "Royal ItiVRL" the leading lady 's illness pmvided her first step up the ladder.

Real-life romance in the person of Me noted actor. Charles 11111 forced her retirement after marriage, she had two Ions-without intermission. Cheap hall-point pens are being used as "gimmkk" in mail appeal for funds for physically handicapped veterans. the Department of Social Service warned today, the name or they wouldn't car 00000000000000000000000 0 SA tElli1V 0 0 0 0 The strong reserve position 0 of Coast Federal gives added protection beyond the 0 0 insurance on each account 0 a 9th a Hill 116141 Von Nuys Blvd. 0 a 9th a H111 116141 Von Nuys Blvd.

Evciyn soauiding, general manager, said persons receiving the pens should ignore the solicitation. "111114 mad Rill(' HI does not have: the official inforniation card issued by our department to Ifgitimate organizations Rial Nell is required la IV Wall la all prospective contributors in Los Angeles," she Mal. The KM; that are flooding the city come from National Associafoil ot Veterans Employment in Washington, V. C. she 'said.

She said recognized veterans' organization disclaim any conneetion or affiliation with the organization. Our Investigators found that the chief accomplishment of the organization mailing these pens has been fund raising rather than veterans' Joh pracement." 1411P Itaid. ILEISCHMANN'S DE LUXE FLEISCHMANN'S PREFERRED STRAIGHT KENTUCKY WHISKEY BLENDED WHISKEY ERRED TU 1351 (Panorama Cory) IMpirs 24171 0 youre a bourbon fan, try this smooth, light sshiskey ls sure to make very bourbon drink tastier than evert SAS9 $4690r. Prefer blended uhiskcy? Then pour yours-ell $omo Fleischmann's Preferredsee how much extra enjoyment you get! $4590T. Jr yours-ell how nmh Dor.

4 --x4rCOAST FEDERA SAVINGS daxuat (lane's return to the footlights was a triumph as the lead in Thomas Dixon's "The Clansman." later made into Griffith's masterpiece. "rarth of a Nation." 'A curious footmie. Griffith never even tested Claire for role that made Lillian Gish A star though Claite had played it over all the country, tirlitith Impeessed The I() buy A home forced Claire to wander over to the Illograph Studios on Eleventh street where Griffith was movie history. Struck with her dark beauty. raven 'tresses and stage background he wanted her In go l() work on the spot.

She declined saying' she had to get someone permanetg to take care of her sons. The dynamic Griffith personalIty. the feeling that here was 8 new art form, brought Claire enthusiststically home but husband Charles thought the whole bustoess was degrading. Degrading or Claire reported for woik and the tie-dollar cheeks were soon supplanted by a contract that helped buy the home. She spent four years with Iliograph playing beside Mary rickfold.

the Gishes and other makers of 'ticket' hisloty. Of Griffith atilt' recalls his greatest asset was enthusiasm-- Ile was on 'lie with it. lie also listened to anyone's suggestion out tir which many wonderful Mewl were engendered. Ile called by his last everyone liiil Mary Ptrkford. It was always 'LEISCHMANNS DE itIXE BOURBON-KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF FIEISCHMANN'S PREFERRED 1LENDED WHISKEY 90 PROOF 651 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRI TS THE rIEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, NEWYORK CITY rs PREFERRED.

I. NEWYORK CITY '1 4 1 ow phone scrap gets a new lease on life 4- 1 0 te 4 1 7 0', rwww0.4-"-"-7,-; 44' I 1, 1, '4, 't I. 4' 0-, 4- '4k 1' itl $, t'' .,.,,4,,.., I 7 i 4 01 '1 '7''' 4 1 I 0 Like any thrifty housewife, telephone people make the most of leftovers. Nothing useful i eVer wasted in thc telephone business. Take old switch.

boards as one example. In many cases, years nf extra life can be added te) equipment like this by reconditioning it. It then goes back to work good as new. But even when phone equipment is to() old to rebuild-Llike that at leftit's ftill not thrown away. The mrtal is salvaged, melted down in giant furnaces, and uscd to make new equipment to serve you.

flovcrs. svitch ddeci tn rk gqott ike that iown in giant furnaces, and uscd to make new equIpment to serve you. 1,,00 i 1.......... 4 .1 i i "I'd I I 4 7 I '4u1 Soldier Minna In a Iwo-pail film titled 'MA 1.41141" alatring Chine anti Wilfred Lut Cliffith Allowed tor the fast 4114 only time Union iwiltliero PA MUM burning itotiArA and It Ana quite tuovot alive find inteninner of the mastertiere 'The l'arth of a Nation." A humorraut highlizht of her )-ears with I). V.

tut tux ionstant to play up Gait ryehro A a though they were riArtgotwn Plowklachelt. In 'The Female 01 the Sperie4, filmed in sandy Skin Ftrnando Valley. tooarring NIA!) rit Will and Dorothy l'on nard. lAty otitwotpd GriffithN eyebiou complex. About to hoot II pioneer at ene he nntit e)chnnA A were ton thin.

He railed Icor the NIA 1 ,1 nard (At lioneet vlitink A 'fir the I ev NOM, 1 I tt '111 4 1 I I 1 11 a tA 01'1 1 I Or 3, 1 4 11174 411 $,.. 1, A "..4 'At A A A I 1., 41,,,.......,00,7) 1 Virc'4 .4,, A ell, iNlirdi---' I A 4 II, 4 :74 .0 7' wits immomMir 6 1 66 6) 61 '1 6 6 '4 '1) itl 4 0 4 i N' 6 6 Itt 6 $4 6., 7 11 to -14 'A 1 ') 4' 4. I' 4 0. .4 i 4, A 1 i '0' i 11 (1,,,, so, 4.s.; fa 164:4:: rt rt 4 .4" xik, CIZ ip I 411 it st 1.1111.4 i 77'1' I ftik; A kc, iv it0 A It 4 I) It L' tt'A togethcr to serve you hater I. Hundreds of miles of cable, here telephone scrap.

In this waywegi being 1ound onto wk, are jum one it a rICW on life, make it gt) of the things made cry year from further for you. The men and geomen of Pacific Telephone in Fernando Palley 4 1 fi ,:4," -t, 1 1 10 .4 I. ma the thin 4 ttrla, il .,4 a 44 I 1 1 .1 I qt. I ItS4 :41 i 'I 11 fr, 1.1' i 1 sp r. st Cyt 4 :.) ta, (140 1,00 14,:,..

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40- cloo: 41 3., A 4 A' 4 411 The men and gromtn of frA kj es il o.tlincr tooethcr 1 paciiic Telephone I. to serve you hetter It On San I a do Ialley 4 I 12, fl i ,19 fr, 4' il, i ii. of' 111'' 'O'''' I 7 4 04,, I I li -----Intimirtairoveraturgitr with $500 loan Ise hos yp ty 24 month' ro, poy. Whey yell owed mom Ito yr IPOthibikil bort. Of ai we el 01 rionnis PLAN IN 6646 V66 Nur 114, STo4 6 2120 a 2820 i I I I i i ii.

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