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SEPTEMBER 11, 1937. PART I.J 6 SOUTHLAND GODFATHER KANSAS IS GOING TO BE ENVIOUS OF THIS to Peal Bell Belvedere Drops Name Along El Camino Special Fair Days Listed Pomona Exposition Program Features Through Two Weeks Mission Day San Gabriel Fiesta Pays Tributeto City's Historic Past East Los Angeles Conducts Burial for District's Old Title EAST LOS ANGELES, Sept, 10 The name of Belvedere Gar POMONA, Sept. 10. Officials With of the Los Angeles County Fair dens, so often applied to this un announced today the program of Ainsworth incorporated district, was officially buried today before State, county and city officials and 150 businessmen attending East Los special days and special events for the sixteenth annual exposition in the 200-acre exposition park here September 17 to October 3. The complete sc hedule follows: Friday, September 17 Ventura County Day: Ventura, Santa Paula, Oxnard, Moorpark and I Angeles Forum Club.

Five years ago the name East Los Angeles was officially given the area. Businessmen and taxpayers have been trying to for get the name Belvedere Gardens ever since. It seems the name Ojai. was tacked onto the district orig GOVERNOR'S DAI' Saturday, September IS Gov Judge E. P.

Woods participates in naming ceremonies at East Los inally by a subdivision operation some fifteen years ago. ernor's Day Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Azusa, Arcadia, Alhambra, Baldwin Park, Bellflower, Inglewood, Whittier, Rosemead, Wilmar, Montebello Farm Bureau, 4-H Clubs Day, Boy Scout Day, American Legion, Campfire Girls. Sunday, September 19 Po mona Valley Historical Society- Oxnard to Get New Postoffice City's Building Only One to Be Erected in Tenth District Illuitratcd on Pag 16, Part I SAN GABRIEL, Sept. 10. As they have for more than 100 years, the bells of Mission San Gabriel Archangel tomorrow morning will peal a welcome across the valley.

It is La Fiesta de San Gabriel and the first of two gala days of tribute to the city's historic past. From the children's costume and pet. parade in the morning until the colorful fiesta ball at night, the day will be crowded with activity. PLAYHOCSK PATIO In the patio of the Mission Playhouse an afternoon reception will be given members of the old mission families. As they arrive garbed in the picturesque style of early days, they will be greeted by Thomas Workman Temple II.

heir to a name that stands out in the early history of San Gabriel. Temple's father donated to the city the land on which the City Hall now stands. BAKRECUK AT KAMA DA The barbecue under a ramada during the early evening, later the Fiesta Prologue, the Spanish dance program at the merchants trade show and carnival all go to round out a typical fiesta program. Sunday's activities start with an 8 o'clock breakfast of the Women's Club. Joseph Scott will speak.

A solemn high mass will be celebrated by a Franciscan father at the mission at. 9:30 a.m. Following the noon barbecue the fiesta concert will take up the afternoon, with dancing at night. MOUNTAIN VIEW Los Angeles City-County and State Employees' Day Holly WW ALONG COME NEW SIGNS Then, with every, effort being made to forget the name, the sign-posting department of the Automobile Club of Southern California three weeks ago put up three large signs, embossed with huge black letters, Belvedere Gardens. Bob Snow, president of the East Los Angeles Breakfast Club; Allen Martin, president of the East Los Angeles Forum Club, and Judge E.

P. Woods, of Montebello township justice court, went out and uprooted the signs. Today the signs were placed in a large black coffin and buried with Dr. C. H.

Erhart acting as minister. Businessmen pallbearers were on hand, all clad in black robes. SERMON AM) TRIBUTE A regular burial sermon was 4 wood. North Hollywood, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, Hawthorne, West Los Angeles, May-wood, Torrance. IOWA STATE DAY Monday, September 20 Bur- OXNARD, Sept.

10. Oxnard will be the only community in the Tenth Congressional District to get a new nostoffice buildine. bank, Claremont, Glendora, La Verne, Monterey Park, Glendalc, according to a telegram received Pasadena. Monrovia, Temple City, Pomona, Sierra Madre, Iowa State Day. Tuesday.

September 21 River JLIZ 4 if side County Riverside, Banning. Beaumont, Corona, Norco, Guas-ti, Arlington, Mira Loma, Yu- part of the ceremony and as caipa, San Jacinto, Hemet, Elsi- nore Lions Club Day, Iew Eng Miss Patsy Johnson inspects a huge sunflower, more than sixteen inches across and weighing eleven pounds, grown by Sterling Harralson at his Montebello home, 237 South Montebello Boulevard. He plans to keep the seeds of this specimen so that he may land Slates Day. Wednesday, September 22 develop a larger flower next year. Tlmn phom San Bernardino County Day Rcdlands, San Rernardino, Col-ton, Fontana, Etiwanda, Cuca- monga, uarstow, victorvnie, today from Representative Elliott at Tulare.

Although Oxnard was included in the third deficiency appropriations bill for a $121,000 building, it was learned the fund was sufficient, for only one of ten buildings provided for the district. Several sites have been submitted. Canoga Park Given New Federal Building CANOGA PARK, Sept. 10. Representative McGroarty announced today that he has been notified by Washington that funds have been appropriated for construction of a new Canoga Park postoffice building.

The action climaxes a campaign launched cwo years ago. The Congressman said he believes the appropriation will total approximately $00,000 and that it also will be used for purchase of property. Bloomington, State Day for Ore MASONS EAT 1200 STEAKS AT MONROVIA FUNCTION gon, wasntngton, laano, Wyo nnat trinute bunches of vegetables were piled on top of the coffin. Then Judge Woods called attention to the birth of East Los Angeles when a stork appeared with the new-born babe. Representative Voorhees promised that the new Federal building, for which money will soon be appropriated, will be officially named East Los Angeles.

Several county buildings within the district will be changed within the next few weeks. PALM TREE FIrT HOG FIGHT Santa Barbara's Fire Chief Dies Frank W. Stronach Stricken by Heart Disease Deer Hunting ming, Highlands. FOR BAY DISTRICT Thursday, September Long Beach, Redondo, Venice, Santa Monica, Compton, Downey, Wil Dr. Walter F.

Dexter, State-Superintendent of Public Instruction and a leading official of Lions' International, Sidestepped a jungle meal last night. He was supposed to be one of the guests at the Gay Lion Farm In El Monte where 650 Lions ate real lion meat" at their annual banquet. But at the last minute he wired that he couldn't come. Maybe he got afraid that if he went around eating lion steaks he might wind up by making "Tarzan" the official First Reader SAX CAB1MKL F1KSTA After having blurbed the San Gabriel Fiesta parade today as "a great display of fine horses," I discover that there are to be no horses in the line-up this year. It's a pet parade.

Can't somebody at least enter a Shetland pony to keep me from being a complete liar? BETTER AFTER. ALL Everybody is making a great to-do over returning Congressmen. Latest party on tap is for Representative Jerry Voorhis at Story Park, Alhambra, September 17. Well, there is some cause to rejoice at that. It's nice to have 'em home where they can't be doing any harm.

YOU'RE WELCOME For the benefit of hay fever sufferers now that the dry fall season is here and the air is full of dust, here is a recipe of a Midwestern victim just brought to the attention of this department: He takes all the furniture except the bed out of his bedroom. He wipes the floor with wet cloths. He hangs wet bod shoots in the bedroom in the evening, but takes them down an hour before retiring. He keeps the doors and windows of the room locked, no matter how hot it is. He washes the bed sheets every day.

This is not my recommendation. It is just a pointing out of what some people will try. The ordinary person wouldn't find hours enough in the day to take all these precautions and to try to do a little work, too. SIMPLE ENOUGH People keep calling up The Times wanting to know why the oriental conflict is called the Sino-Japanese war. "What does Sino mean?" they ask.

Mr. Webster very kindly obliges. It appears that Sinai was a Greek word used by Ptolemy in referring to a certain oriental race. The Romans picked It up as Sinae. Then it came to denote anything Chinese.

Hence it's widespread use nowadays. In brief, the Greeks had a word for it. A MEAN TRICK Speaking of things pcriogogl-cal, School Superintendent Will C. Crawford at San Diego has just demanded that teachers must tell their true ages. Looking back, some of the teachers that I had in my youth who are still on the pay roll would have to tell a white lie even to get under Methuselah's justly celebrated age record.

It hardly seems fair to try to make them confess. O. L. Rawson. inspector of the ninety-third Masonic district, was master of ceremonies.

Vocal entertainment and watermelon mington, San Pedro, llermosa, Culver City, Seal Beach, Lennox, and outdoor informality made for a "regular" good time. Manhattan Beach. State Day for Utah, Nevada and New Mexico. Friday, September 21 Scout Day, Agricultural Commissioners Day Sixth, Thirty-second, Forty-sixth, Twenty-second Districts; Chino. Ontaria, Upland, MONROVIA.

Sept. 10. Conscientious Masons received their reward, and "stomach," members came into their own tonight at the fifteenth annual Masonic beefsteak feed here. The 1200 T-bone steaks that awaited the influx of eaters were consumed from fi o'clock on. And the other viands went the way of all edibles, too.

TRADITION ITHELD Rollie W. Miller, Grand Master of California Masons, was present, continuing a tradition that has been broken but. once in the fifteen years of Masonic beef-eating. He was not the only celebrity present, though, as doz Littlerock, Lancaster, Palmdale, Mojave; Los Angeles, Riverside, TRAFFIC JAM, TOO Parking space within an area of several blocks was not to be found, and mothers, wives and families of Masons and mere passers-by blocked the sidewalk outside the Masonic Temple grounds and created a "standing-wom-only" condition in the street. Advance plans for dishwashing were made conspicuous by the fact that the cleaning un was Orange and San Bernardino County Day, Postmasters' Day.

Saturday, September 25 San Diego County Day San Diego, Escondido, Delmar by the Sea, SINGES ORANGES Incendiarism Blamed for Redlands Blaze REDLANDS, Sept. 10. Eighty-four palm trees, averaging more than fifty feet in height and thirty years in age, were burned and orange trees near them scorched with a loss of about in fruit on the trees this afternoon. The trees were on Palmetto avenue in the western part of the city. Officers are convinced the trees were set on fire, all a part of a number of other palm trees bordering orange groves that have been burned recently.

Warner Hot Springs, Fallbrook, Julian, Occanside, Future Farm ers, Campfire Girls, Business efficiently inconspicuous. Professional Women, Maryland New Ordinance Bars Establishing of Farm ONTARIO, Sept. 10. Residents of the Mountain View ranching district today were winners in a determined battle to prevent establishment of a hog farm in that section. Responding to a storm of protests, in which residents of the district were joined by the entire membership of the Fifth District of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has just passed an emergency ordinance, effective at once.

The ordinance prohibits hog farms in agricultural districts and will thus bar establishment of a plant here, which the Security Fund, L. D. Scrits-meier and Son, expected to stock with 10,000 swine. Lion Tamer Roth Becomes Citizen VENTURA, Sept. 10.

Louis Roth, lion tamer, whose, most noted pupil is Clyde Beatty, today became a United States citizen ip ceremonies conducted in the Ventura Superior Court. Roth, now engaged at the lion farm of Louis Gocbel in eastern Ventura county, has performed under some of the biggest circus tops in the world. ens of crand and past crai State Day. officials rubbed elbows with lo cal important lodge members. .1.

M. Bashor, State chairman, made good as he usually docs, Inquests Awaited in Two Buena Park Traffic Deaths ANAHEIM. Sept. 10. Inquests and funeral services are awaited for Marvin Thompson.

years of age, and Walter Bradley Humphreys, 16, of Fullerton. who were killed near Buena Park in an intersection crash at 9:.0 p.m. yesterday. Don Ciark. 27, of Anaheim, suffered a broken pelvis in the accident.

He was a passenger with Thompson. Cause of the accident had not been determined today. Young Humphreys is the son of Walter Humphreys. Fuller-ton, director of the Metropolitan Water District, and Mrs. Humphreys.

Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. at the McAulay Suters funeral parlors. Burial will be private. Thompson leaves a bride of six weeks, Nona Lucille Emmcrson Thompson. Valley Woman Meets Sister Never Known RFSEDA, Sept.

10. A woman who for thirty years was unmindful that she has a sister and that she is an orphan has been SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 10. Santa Barbara today is mourning the loss of Frank W. Stronach, years of age, popular Chief of the fire department, who died suddenly of heart disease late yesterday while on a deer hunting trip in the Big Pine mountain sector of Los Padres National Forest.

With him at the time were his son. Frank Stronach. 15, and his brother-in-law, Leonard Case. ON IIOKSK AT TIMK Assistant. Chief Tenney, after a hard drive over mountain roads, brought the body to Santa Barbara this morning from Los Prietos ranger station.

"Chief Stronach was on horseback when he complained to his son and brother-in-law of a pain in his heart," said Assistant Chief Tenney. 'He dismounted, as did the others of his party, and then suddenly slumped to the ground." The three hunters left Santa Barbara late Monday when the Chief's vacation began and went directly to the Big Pine area. BOIJN AT GOLF.TA Chief Stronach was born in Go-leta on a ranch. In command of the Santa Barbara Fire Department four years, he succeeded Chief Coolcy when the latter retired. He had served under Cooley many years and had made fire fighting a profession.

Stronach'lcaves his widow and the son, in addition to several brothers, one being Capt. Louis Stronach, of the fire department. IMPERIAL VALLEY DAY Sunday, September 2' Im-p'erial County Day El Centro. Imperial, Indio, lloltville, Blythe, Desert Center, Thermal, Mecca, Palm Springs. Monday, September 27 Citrus Exchange Day Sunkist Mutual Orange Distributors, American Fruit Covina, Duarte, West Co-vina, Monrovia, Charter Oak, Reseda, Van Nuys, San Fernando, Inter-County Garden Club Day, Texas, Illinois and Indiana Day.

Tuesday, September 28 All Clubs Day Exchange, Kiwanis, Rotary, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Ebell, Women's Community Club, New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania Day. Sanfa Ynez Valley to Be Host Today at Agricultural Fair SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 10. The tenth annual Santa Ynez Valley Agricultural Fair will Melon Patch Death Charges Filed SAX DIEGO. Sept.

reunited with the sister in Re-! sscda. I Thirty years ago a brother, I open at 10 n1. tomorrow and! will close at 0 p.m. Into the eleven hours accorded this event will be crowded a public luncheon and Charges of murder were preferred today against Michael Brewer, years of age, after he asscrtedly shot and killed Fred Gonzales, 11. in a melon patch near Chula Vista Wednesday night.

Arraigned before Municipal Judge Sherry, Brewer was held under bail. Preliminary hearing was set for September 20. Gonzales, with five other boys, was shot while asserlcdly fleeing from a patch where Brewer was employed as a dinner prepared by famed cooks of the valley, an agricultural ex Caskey, 8 yen's of age, and his sisters Evelyn. 5, and Irene, 2, were placed in a Louisville orphanage following the death of their parents. They were separated by adoption.

Fvclyn, now Mrs. A. .1. Aufder-h'Mde, and who lives with her foster mother at Sherman Way, made several attempts to locate her sister after she learned of her brothers death. Then she discovered her sisters' name was Irene Jenkins.

A notice in the Louisville Courier-Journal was seen by Miss Jenkins. Then came the reunion. School Loses Landmark NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10. The Lankershim Elementary School playground was minus an extensive shade area today after a forty-year-old pepper tree crashed to the ground.

position, a flower show, a pet and costume parade and a horse and cattle show by Future Farmers and 4-H Club members. As an additional afternoon attraction the women of the valley will serve ten. The Los Olivos school building and grounds will be used in presenting the various features. Gas. Line Blast Kills Worker GARDEN GROVE.

Sept. 10. Blown thirty-five feet and into a tree, when a test head on a twelve-inch gas line blew out near here today, William Jackson. 15 years of age, of Santa Ana, was killed instantly. Jackson, an employee of the Pacific Pipe Lines Construction Company, was engaged in test-ing the new line when the accident occurred.

Coroner Abbey and deputy sheriffs are STATES HONORED Wednesday, September 20 Alameda, Santa Barbara, San Joaquin and Humboldt County Day, Eureka, State Day for North and South Dakota, Montana, Kansas and Nebraska. Thursday, September .10 Associated Garden Clubs of California, San Dimas, North Whittier Heights, Laguna, Newport and Balboa, State Day for Missouri, Oklahoma, Ohio and West Virginia. Friday. October 1 Orange County Board of Supervisors-Anaheim. Orange, Fullerton, Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Yor-ba Linda, Brea, La Habra, Tus-tln, State Day for Colorado, Montana, Wisconsin and Michigan.

FOR WAR VETERANS Pasadena Chest Drive PASADENA; Sent. 10. De cision to hold the 10.18 Comma nity Chest campaign late in Oc Pasadena Neighbors Question Friendy Suit on Water Rights tober, instead of waiting until Hollywood Helps Redlands Close Bowl Concert Season early spring, was made today by the board of directors. Robert W. Campbell, attorney, was plies in order to assure continued population growth.

named general campaign chair man. Veteran Group Sues Over Pomona Armory POMONA, Sept. 10. Seeking to force the city to allow the local. Veterans of Foreign Wars to use the old Armory building on West Second street as a meeting hall, suit has been filed by the post, according, to City Attorney Rose.

The suit names as defendants the Charles P. Rowe Post, American Legion: Salvation Army, six John and Jane Does and the city of Pomona. The property was conveyed to the city by the old Pomona City Guards in 1010. The suit nlso involves a lease between the city and the Ameri can Legion. Saturday, October 2 Veterans WHEkE TO DINE VWs? CAf-tS.

TIA tOOMS. CABARITS eomt cnors. cahtmias. hc Day Spanish American War AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN HOTflS REDLANDS, Sept. 10.

With Edward Arnold, motion picture actor, as the master of ceremonies, a galaxy of motion picture stars and musical celebrities appeared at the Redlands Bowl tonight to close "the Redlands Community Music Assosiatlon's PASADENA, Sept. 10. Neighboring communities, including Altadena and La Canada, today questioned Pasadena's motives in suggesting that a friendly suit be filed to clarify rights to underground water in this area. Altadena representatives charge Pasadena's suggestion Is part of an effort to scare Altadena into annexing to this city. Dan W.

Green of La Canada ITALIAN DINNERS Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars and all auxiliaries. Sunday. October 3 El Monte, Spadra. Walnut, Puente, Livestock Parade, San Gabriel. CAFE Chicken or 85c UCCI with glass of wine fohn Pucci Will Greet You 1760 North Vermont 1 Block N.

of Hollywood Blvd. Catering to Partial season with a benefit perform 749V2 N. AUmedi (Upstairs) (iruiirivicw artioiis .3 ance. They came because of their admiration for Mrs. Grace E.

Mullen, who for twelve years has broueht each summer, with Serving GENUINE CHINESE DINNERS for 75c and 11.00 COC I AN. LOt'NGE NOW orF.N Made rrrrTliom fr Mandirln Dinnrr, banquets, or any occasion. Open ID a.m. until i a.m. Sam location tor 10 yearn.

Mlilual Anal out charge, the best In music said La Canada ha all the water she needs and that the proposed suit would not only cost a lot of money but would also arouse the enemity of all concerned. The suit was declared to have been proposed by Pasadena as nart of a local movement to FRENCH HOUSE nchdnS' 55c i FREE PARKING 445 N. Fairfax Avenue Lunch 40c Tour FarorlU Win Now (erred Food Handling Test Ordinance Proposed LAGUNA BEACH, Sept. 10. Scheduled to come before the City Council next Wednesday is a report of Councilman Thomas A.

Cummings and City Attorney Harvey on the advisability of enacting an ordinance requiring a medical examination for all persons handling food in public places. The ordinance has been requested by the American Legion post in line with a national compaign. PfiilMs mm laisi11" 11 1 1 1 11 'I'lyijini a Police Civil Service Sought at Redondo REDONDO BEACH, Sept. 10. Petitions asking jthat the Redondo Beach Police Department be placed under civil service have been filed with the City Council.

Frank S. Davis, representing eighty local merchants, circulated the petition. prevent outlying sections which; will not obtain water from the: Colorado River from finding; Luncheon 40c 50c Oni it Bevrrly Ills' Moil Dill Jhtlul Olnn.r Spots 9430 WILSHIRE BLVD. Eat In Comfort Freo Parkins and dancing. Mayor Bruggemeyer welcomed the group which gave the program.

This included Mario Chamlee, Elinor Mario, Myra Kinch and Clay Dalton, Leo Car-rillo, Gloria Holden, Frank Chapman and Olive Emerson Arnold. The program included operatic numbers, dances and dramatic sketches. Following the performance the visitors were guests at a rccep- "Bill and Amy Lou have settled down to normal. He's got so he forgets to shave, and she's got so she don't care." Mario Chamlee ORIGINAL CAFE OF OLVERA ST. Casto Ha (Solonbrina themselves short of water in future years.

Pasadena spokesmen declared it to be to this city's Interest for her neighbors to conserve underground sup tlon nt the Mullen home' on Wine Cellar and Patio Senora Consuelo Castillo de Donm OS Uivera ot. dancino MUtual 6031 MAdison 6877 Cypress avenue..