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A9 Los Angeles Sentinel THURSDAY OCT. 29, 1953 Political Digest Charles H. Wilson, candidate for the Assembly from the 66th District has taken a strong and positive stand in favor of voting privileges for 18-year-old citizens. "Certainly if your 18 year olds can marry and have children, if they can be drafted for military service for the defense of country and if they can be required to pay their share of the burden of our community then they should have the privilege of helping to select our public officials. I would like to see 18-year-old voting privileges placed upon the ballot and then hope the voters will extend such a right to our younger citizens." * * * Mrs. Fred. J. Herr, president of the Southern California Republican Women, announces that her board has gone on record as supporting the candidacy of Joseph C. Shell as Assemblyman in the Fifty-eighth district. Mrs. Leore Baxter, president of the Los Angeles Unit of Pro-America, also announces that her Board is supporting Joseph C. Shell's candidacy as assemblyman. [[image - photo of Joseph C. Shell]] [[caption]] JOSEPH G. SHELL [[/caption]] * * * A blast at "political vampires who prey on the old folks of this state, and insult their intelligence by trying to scare them into voting for politicians who kow-tow to pension messiahs," was sounded this week by Kenneth A. Ross Jr., candidate for the 66th Assembly district. Ross claims that the old folks of the State haven't been getting a fair shake, "because too much legislation concerning pensions has been used on selling [[??tionalism]] and too little on a [[?]] of what is really best for our senior citizens." * * * Democratic State Central committee members were reported up in arms this week as a result of the claim by Russell Sorenson, campaign manager for Charles L. [[?]], that [[??]] had received an endorsement from the Democratic State Central Committee and the Democratic County Central Committee in connection with his candidacy for the 65th Assembly District vacancy. Mrs. Lottie E. Barker, prominent Southside Los Angeles realtor and member of the Democratic State Central committee from the 66th district, repudiated Sorenson's claim. An estimate 89 per cent of all new highways in the U.S. today are surfaced with asphalt coatings. [[advertisement]] A Treasure Flask of magnificent' KENTUCKY BOURBON [[image - bottle of Black Gold Bourbon]] A Treasure of Good Taste $4.59 4/5 qt. [[some text cut off]] Whiskey National Distillers [[??]] Corp., Louisville, Ky. [[/advertisement]] [[end column 1]] [[start column 2]] [[image - photo of Mrs. C. G. Mitchem]] [[caption]] MRS. C. G. MITCHEM [[/caption]] "Will Not Seek Reelection," Says Mrs. C. G. Mitchem With the big conclave of the Women's Political Study Club of California set to open today at the Neighborhood Community church, Mrs. Catherine G. A. Mitchem announces that she will not seek reelection as executive secretary of WPSC, an office she has held for the past two years. Assistant secretary of the organization five years, she represented California at the Eisenhower-Nixon Inaugural ceremonies last January. She was the first to be appointed to the Women's National conference, 1953, at Statler hotel, Washington. A graduate of Paul Quinn College, Waco, Texas, she is intrepidly active in civic, political and religious circles. Among her numerous affiliations are member, State Central committee, Republican County Central committee, 23rd Congressional district; vice chairman, 55th Assembly district, County Central committee. She is a registered cosmetologist and a member of First AME church. World Trip Slated for Sat. Night Friendship Chapter American War Mothers will have a "Trip Around the World" Saturday evening, Oct. 31. The first country visited will be United States, at the home of Mrs. Jewel Hass, 344 West 82nd street. The American War Mothers serve the veterans and their families in or out of the hospital and this affair is staged to raise money for the Christmas activities. The public is invited. [[line]] The destiny of nations depends upon what they eat. [[advertisement]] Great Sales Opportunity . . . Want to Make More Money? Do you see the months and years go by, your family expenses growing larger, without real security and independence? Start making your dream of security and independence, and YOUR OWN BUSINESS, come true. RE. 4-3855 [[/advertisement]] [[end column 2]] [[start column 3]] [[image - photo of a man and woman seated at a desk, another man standing at their right, in front of a mural showing a tropical beach]] [[caption]] ADDITION ANNOUNCED - The L.J. Brady Investment company recently announced the addition of the La Valle Travel agency to the organization. Shown here, C. G. Price, widely-traveled local, completes plans with La Valler Jackson, agency director, over a trip to his home in Kingston, Jamaica, while L. J. Brady looks on. [[/caption]] New Type of Dollar Day at Nat Diamond's Nat Diamond's Empire Furniture and Appliance company, 4526 E. Central avenue (next door to the Water & Power company), is celebrating a new type Dollar Day, for four days - Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Carload purchases of furniture, refrigerators and television sets made Nat Diamond and his capable staff decided to hold Dollar Day and to sell high-priced merchandise at only $1. Various pieces of furniture, appliances and televisions are featured at Empire at amazing values. Diamond invites the public to take advantage of the price slashing offered during the next four days - all on the world's easiest credit terms. No cash is needed during this visit, he emphasizes. [[line]] Kentucky's mines produced about 25 per cent of the U.S. bituminous coal supply. [[line]] Insects cost the U.S. about $4 billion a year in crops and livestock losses. [[advertisement]] Close-Outs! BROADLOOM REMNANTS PART ROLLS AT [[image - drawing of woman with arms folded]] allied Not Just 33% to 50% Off but AT OUR COST PRICE! [[image - photo of carpet]] Imagine buying Carpeting of the best selling numbers in Room-fit sizes (not scraps) or in yardage enough for wall to wall jobs for no more than what a dealer has to play when ordering specially! Having made a legitimate profit on sale of the original rolls it pays Allied to liquidate Roll-ends and part rolls at Cost!! Here are just a few of the 300 Pieces on Sale NOW [[3 columns]] Size | Name | Dealer's Cost GREY 9x9 | Frieze | 97.00 9x10.7 | Texturestone | 86.50 9x16.7 | Frieze | 108.50 12x10.8 | Textured loop | 84.00 12x12.5 | Textured loop | 90.00 12x19.8 | Embossed Axminster | 132.00 15x17 | Textured Wilton | 230.00 12x14.10 | Frieze | 129.99 CINNAMON 9x11 | Textured Wilton | 88.00 9x13.9 | Textured loop | 75.00 9x12.10 | Frieze | 227.50 12x10.1 | Frieze | 97.50 12x14.3 | Embossed Wilton | 142.50 15x12.11 | Textured Wilton | 190.00 ROSE 9x6 | Two-tone Axminster | 25.00 9x11.6 | Textured Wilton | 90.00 12x13.1 | Textured loop | 95.00 12x17.6 | Frieze | 152.00 15x19.4 | Embossed Axminster | 215.00 15x14.7 | Frieze | 175.00 12x23.4 | Textured Wilton | 248.00 BEIGE 9x6 | Textured Wilton | 97.50 12x9 | Frieze | 78.00 12x13.9 | Carved Axminster | 103.00 12x16.1 | Cotton Boucle | 70.00 12x14.5 | Two-tone leaf | 75.00 12x13.10 | Textured loop | 155.00 15x16.5 | Frieze | 180.00 GREEN 9x8 | Textured loop | 44.00 9x13.3 | Frieze | 79.50 9x37 | Tone-on-Tone Axm'r | 183.00 12x23.9 | Carved Axminster | 175.00 12x15.5 | Frieze | 124.00 15x16.5 | Embossed Axminster | 179.99 15x26.9 | Frieze | 315.00 MISCELLANEOUS 9x7.5 | Multicolor Axminster | 30.00 9x11.2 | Multicolor Axminster | 40.00 9x16.8 | Beige & Brown Figured | 100.00 12x10.5 | Grey & Grn. Axminster | 90.00 12x16.8 | Grey & Red Axminster | 100.00 12x20.4 | Grey & Red Axminster | 176.00 15x13.1 | Textur'd Wilton White | 209.00 24 MONTHS TIME PAYMENTS or Pay in 90 Days - Same as Cash allied RUG CO. [[?? ?? ??]] No. Hollywood 11015 Magnolia near [[??]] *Glendale 117 N. [[??]] near [[??]] *Crenshaw Centre 4134 Crenshaw Near [[Goods Bakers??]] *Huntington Park 7832 Pacific Blvd Near Hope *Westwood 8866 Westwood Bl. Near Santa Monica *San Gabriel 433 W. Las Tunas Near [[?? ??]] Los Angeles [[?? ?? ??]] Near [[??]] All Stored Open Friday Evenings *Open Monday Evenings Also ONE OF YOUR NEIGHBORS IS AN ALLIED CUSTOMER - Stop Today at One of Allied's 7 Stores Near You [[/advertisement]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[advertisement]] ROSABEE Wholesale Meats TO THE PUBLIC - 1 LB. OR 1000 LBS. 5955 HOOPER AVE. SENSATIONAL 5th ANNIVERSARY SALE THURS., FRI. SAT OCT. 29-30-31 TENDER RIB STEAKS 29¢ lb SKINLESS WEINERS 1 Pound FREE with Every 3 lbs. 3 lbs. $1 00 T-BONE STEAKS 39¢ lb PURE PORK SAUSAGE 1 Pound FREE with Every 4 lbs. 4 lbs. $1 00 SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 35¢ lb. SPARE RIB TIPS 1 Pound FREE with Every 4 lbs. 4 lbs. $1 00 Whole Tenderized HAMS 55¢ lb. FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 1 Pound FREE with Every 3 lbs. 3 lbs. $1 00 BONELESS ROUND BEEF ROAST 49¢ lb FRESH OX TAILS 1 Pound FREE with Every 3 lbs. 3 lbs. $1 00 RUMP ROAST 39¢ lb BEEF SHORT RIBS 1 Pound FREE with Every 4 lbs. 4 lbs. $1 00 ROUND STEAK ......... SWISS STEAK ......... GROUND ROUND ........ 49¢ lb. NECK BONES PIG TAILS PIG EARS 5 lbs. $1 00 CHITTERLINGS 2 pound carton ................... 59¢ 5 pound carton ................... $1.45 10 pound carton .................. $2.45 Smoked Pennsylvania SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1 00 FILET MIGNON 79¢ lb. ARE YOU LUCKY? Eleven lucky people will receive their meat purchase absolutely free. Nothing to sign. Saturday only. Up to $25. per purchase. LARGE BOLOGNA 1 Bologna ... 29¢ 3 Bologna ... 27¢ 6 Bologna ... 25¢ COOKED SALAMI 1 Salami .... 39¢lb 3 Salami .... 37¢lb 6 Salami .... 35¢lb ROSABEE 5955 HOOPER AVE. [[/advertisement] Davis B008 F017 1 sh2of2
