The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 31

CAMERA CORNER BY HAROLD MENDELSOHN" Easter Promenaders Today Will Tread Historic Paths Scene of Early California Settlers' Marches to Be Transformed Into One of Glamorous Beauty Midwick Club Auction Planned Legal Action for Sale Taken by Committee of Bondholders Man Stabbed in Cafe Row Suspect Seized After -Wounding of Waiter Over Cream in Coffee lers seven cnurcnes, will be an JIT l- A Contests Reach Climax San Fernando Valley Younger Boys Gather at Sports Powwow Climaxing two months of competition in various activities, the San Fernando Valley Y.M.C.A. Tribe held a sportsmanship powwow attended by more than 200 younger boys. Principal speaker and guest of honor was Ronald Reagan, film actor and former college athlete. Reagan spoke on Clean Sportsmanship, Health Rules and the Importance of Team Play." The actor presented awards to Frank Stovall and Frank Sar-ranza, winners of the San Fernando Valley touch football competition in which 20 clubs took part. The motjon picture "Knute Rockne," in which Reagan Easter serenade by St.

Brendan's Boys' Choir in Lafayette Park at 3 p.m. During the course of the serenade, Miss Carlotta Jelm, designated as the Easter Lily Girl, will be presented to the throngs. RECEIVING SETS Scientific-minded promenaders will be attracted to the lawn of the Ambassador where the Don Lee television station will set up its mobile unit for a three-hour telecast of tho promenade, beginning at 12-10. Receiving sets will be in operation in the Town House and the Wilshire Center Brown Derby. Mingling with the flow of traffic on Wilshire Blvd.

will be colorful hansom cabs, reminiscent of New York's Fifth Ave. Easter parade. Although no parking will be allowed on the boulevard itself, there will be unlimited courtesy parking facilities for the convenience of the promenaders. Legal action to arrange for the auction of the Midwick Country Club in the Monterey Park district was taken yesterday by a bondholders' committee. Under provisions of a mortgage indenture the club property became security for $100,000 in bonds, which matured in 1934, and on which the club later defaulted.

The indenture stipulated that any sale of the property be held on the steps of the County Courthouse, but the city no longer has such an edifice, the old red stone couBthouse having been torn down. The court is requested in the action to issue an order arranging for the sale to he held instead at the entrance way of the Hall of Justice. Present plans, it was announced, are for re-organization of the club. History will repeat itself, after a fashion, when the Wjlshire Center Easter promenade takes place today on Wilshire Blvd. between Lafayette Park and Normandie, along the route followed by early California generals who led their men from the tiny Pueblo de Nuestra Se-nora Ea Rcjna de Los Angeles to the ocean.

Their parades were history-making, but arduous. Today's promenade will be fashion-making and enjoyable. Promenaders will be greeted along the way, not by hostile Indians or wild animals, but by smiling flower girls selected for their charm and beauty, who will proffer flower-favors to the passers-by. BEAU BRl'MMELL POLICE If any protection were needed for the promenaders, it would be provided amply by the special promenade detail of 50 policemen, selected by their colleagues as the best-groomed men on the force. Dramatic contrast between the California of today's Easter promenade and the California of early days will be provided when smartly dressed society folk and motion-picture celebrities, plus 75 professional fashion models, will climax their boulevard stroll with a visit to the Little Mission, a miniature reproduction of the mother mission at San Dieeo.

currently on exhibit in An argument over cafe service yesterday resulted in the stabbing of one man and the arrest of another on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, police reported. At General Hospital physicians declared John Henry, 26, waiter in a cafe at 923 W. Santa Barbara in a critical condition with a knife thrust in the ab-domen. Held at University Police Station Is Harry J. McMahon, 55, of 3745 S.

Grand Ave. According to officers, McMahon protested and started an argument when he was served creamed coffee after ordering black coffee. Served the correct order, Investigators said, McMahon left the cafe, met Henry, who was entering the establishment, reopened the argument over the coffee and complained his break, fast bill was too high. At the height of the altercation McMahon assertedly stabbed Henry with a pocket knife and fled In his car, witnesses told po-lice, who traced the suspect through the license number and arrested him at his home. played the part of George Gipp, Notre Dame football hero, was shown.

Sari Fernando tribes are restricted to boys 9 to 12, according to Tom A. Rowe, executive secretary. THE NOSE HAVE IT An Alan Fisher entry in the annual exhibit of the New York Press Photographers Association. Texans to Celebrate Commemorating San Jacinto Day, the annual Texas San Jacinto celebration and picnic reunion will be held in Sycamore Grove next Sunday, it was announced yesterday by Capt. Ly-ston S.

Black, president of the Texas State Society of Southern Poison Victim Dies Mrs. Jean Liston. 32, died yesterday in General Hospital from the effects of a poison taken several days ago in her home, 8222 Compton Compton, according to police who said she took the poisonous tablets following an argument with her husband, Robert Liston. Easter is synonymous with pie tures. First and foremost, pictures of California.

Contract Awarded Carlsbad Dam Work on $61,000 Project Will Start May 1 CARLSHAD, April 12. With work scheduled to start May 1, a $61,000 contract has been awarriorl to thf Macro rniKtrnc. the new spring outfits. Next, pictures of the young sters with their baskets of rain Now, outline the features of Easter you should cover the things that make the holiday interesting. SIMPLE TECHNIQUE Technique is simple.

In a story picture the'action and story idea are more important than elaborate lighting effects. Two or three amateur flood bulbs in the Palm Gardens of the Ambas sador. bow-hued eggs and other Easter Another highlight of the fes tivities, scheduled to begin fol lowing services at Wilshire Cen cardboard reflectors provide suf ficient light for indoor Co of clearwater for build- Keep them at a correct distance Masonic Relations Week Proclaimed Shrine Nobles Urged to Visit Blue Lodges Ing a dam at Calavera Canyon east of here for the Carlsbad Mutual Water Co. A crew of men already is at work clearing for a reservoir which will have a capacity of 700 morning discoveries. And then, a lot of other pictures gifts of flowers to parents and relatives, friends in the Piaster parade, the arrival of the family at church.

For pictures of an Easter costume the background must be chosen to set off the costume properly. A shaded porch or open church doorway makes a suitable dark background for a light-colored or white attire. DRAMA WITH ACTION' The sky makes a good back from the subject and see that they are placed so as to illuminate the essential action clearly. For indoor shots use one of the new high-speed films. Outdoors, films of the chrome tvpe Poppy Time Arrives in Valley Area acre fept, equivalent, to more stone church wall, sunlit, as a background.

Dramatize the costumes with action. If possible, shoot the family group walking to church, using a shutter speed of 1100 of a second or faster. If you haven't a camera with that fast a shutter speed, shoot the group as they come down the front steps at home having them pause for a moment halfway down while you make the exposure. Remember that women look somewhat taller and more distinguished if you picture them coming down the steps, making the exposure about the third or fourth step from the CHILDREV AND TOYS Snapshots of the children in their Easter suits or frocks will be more appealing if you include some Easter toys or eggs, Easter offers an ideal opportunity to try your hand at storytelling with your camera. Try a sequence of story pictures, each presenting one phase of your holiday celebration.

First, define your story. Get clear in your mind just what it should embrace. Approach it as if you were a staff photographer for a news -picture magazine, with a definite assignment, such a5 "Picture Easter in a typical American home, as completely as possible." produce excellent results; andjthan 228.000,000 gallons. The chrome film also is good if you dam is to be completed by Aug. tjse flashbulb illumination for'l.

It's poppy time in Antelope Masonic relations week will be observed during the next seven days by Shriners of Al Malaikah Terrmle. accordine to Potentate any jnuuor snuis. i. nan. president, ann Valtnv ground for a dark costume, pro In making your pictures fol-j.

Manager S. I). Eraser announced; The flower display in the these rules: First, present i financial arrangements had beenjprt area is now at its best. J. Marion Wright, who a vMi you subdue it slightly with IMSCOOTIMJlEnK These eight distinctive patterns! Fill out your set now, while quanti-tics are available! Write or photic! ii 7 ito.i:its ititos.

Complete joor pnftern now, while jon run Mlill buy them. Finent quality ftilterplatprl flntewnr by Inferniifioniil Miter nil Mihjeet to prior wiile. Allow three week for dells ery, plee! one idea, theme or phase on a according to Lancaster residents a yellow filter. If you have no ibond issue. Issued a bulletin urging all Recent rains, combined with filters try shooting with a gray one u.NLi-in eacn picture.

Adopt a viewpoint and camera angle that presents that one Idea" plentiful sunshine, have made a flower garden of the valley area. While poppies are the most plentiful. Joshua trees also are tin-i 7 clearly so the picture can I Council has con derstood at a glance. Choose your) The City position so that the background tinned until tomorrow consid-ijn full bloom, as well as many provides an appropriate setting. eration of ordinances for surfac-for your subject.

And try to ing with rock and oil the alley Farmers Given Erosion Warning Safeguards Urged Due to Uncertain Weather varieties of small wild flowers. Motorists planning to visit the area are advised to travel over make each picture lead naturally: west of Wellesley Ave. from nobles to visit their Ftlue Lodges of Freemasonry, where the first three degrees are conferred, and renew their bonds with the Master Masons of Southern The Potentate will travel with Ms divan on Tuesday night to Ventura, where in the Civic Auditorium the Ventura County Shrine club is sonsoring a Ma-ionic dinner. Wednesday night be will he honored guest at a Masonic dinner at the Glcndale Shrine into the next, so that anyone can i Ayres Ave. to Pearl St.

and theillighway fi to Lancaster, then follow the plot of your story 'alley west of Cabrillo Ave. fromjeontinue west approximately six easily. i 17th to ISth Sts. in San Pedro, 'miles. Farmers yesterday were warned by the Farm Adviser's Office not to leave their fields exno-sed to erosion followine tAu Club for Masons of all degrees spring plowing or disking, given by the nobles of GlendaleJ "An inch of rain falling during headed by Shrine Club President Story LUtk tuoart M.

Cable the nicht on recently plowed ground can easily wash away more fertllitv than would be in- Frank C. Lee. The Mme nicht the For rando honor Valley Shrine Club will eluded in 10 tons of manure or the Masonic fraternity pounds of commercial for- 7 by urging every member to hrjngltilizcr." explained M. H. Kimball mm with him at least one Masonic assistant farm adviser, friend who Is not a Shriner.

I "With unsettled weather con-Dr. Kelo G. Rarnett wan named ditions and a new rainstorm chairman of a committee to get; every few days, farmers should In touch with all Scottish Ritei immediately reestablish cross Masons. William C. Kotteman furrows and field ditches on anv at Markers' jon arc assured of the finest pianos built at the lowest prevailing prices a just allowance on your old piano the services of our decorators.

Is chairman and Leon E. Clark field that Is cultivated." he urged. vice-chairman of the Masonic re lations committee. 1 Many cover crops are getting tall and woody yet it is hardly safe to turn them under completely with such weather continuing. Iw cover crops should be left until the weather is more set tied." Scout Camporal Permits Granted iiyiij i I fill I LJrv' you'fe the proud ifzjr possessor of ony of V' these, place your or- f.v" dcr today, while quantities last! Permission has been granted 1 i i.

Hi if STORY 1 CIA UK in th exquisite Loun XV model. Avoiloble too in Eorly Amfriton, Windsor, Wfmlnfr ont Nen Owe dcngn. From. f6 CEODCI STECK handsome Colo-mal model. Or you may ehoos he Chippendote in milwjony, wolnuf or mople fmishe to vnf your furnishings.

by the I.os Angeles Park Com mission for the Olympic nistrlctljjnanCSC Choir Camporal of the Roy Scouts of America at Chavez Ravine, In rCStlVal Arranged Elyslan Park, next Saturday and, Thir(1 annua, Xlsc, chnir Kps. Sunday, and also for the Kl Se.jliva, wi nn Mother reno and Griffith Park district Mav Wlshlre Meth-ramporaU on April 2fi and 27. nn-ut church with a choir of 125 Califoinia lorn Japanese present-Art Commission Asks Fund a of sacred music under auspice of the Japanese A request to the City Council Ian Young People's Church hy the Municipal Art Commis-1 Federation of Southern Call-lon for an appropriation of 22 fornia. The choir will bp tinder to re-cover the cicht leather direct Ion of Tsuyoshl Matsumoto jhalrs used by the board at Its and Mi-s Kinilye T.igurhl and meetings has been referred by will be assisted by the Wllshlre the Council to the Roard of Pub- Methodist Church choir tinder lie Work. i direct Ion of Renjamln Edwards.

Fullerton 'News-Tribune' Observes 50th Anniversary In observance of the annl-1 through feast and famine Is real Versary o. Its beginning, Fullerton News-Tribune has Is-) organized, filled with valuable in Hi. I "X'V" I'll 1 fr -r-y-ifii Cl km RUi oopnsp icbi progress an(1 macrial and at- pumon, a ropy or wnirn arrived tractlvely presented. Th Times office yesterday. CHICKHINO In the superb Sand-ringhom) design.

Or you may hove Luu XV, Marlborouoh, Symphomaut or imort verticol. Priced from. .9 IJJ ITIINWAY, Instrument of th immortals, In Hepplewhitf rle Sign. Also In Coloniol, Quctn Anne, Chippendale, Modem and Louis XV, from. FOl'NDINf! OF PAPKH In 1801, according to the paper, when the four-year-old city of Fullerton was approaching a boom, the late Edgar Johnson founded the Weekly Tribune of Orange County with .100 sub- Complete with "then and now" fhotographs 1 11 a a 1 1 the growth of Fullerton and neighboring communities, ihe paper traces the development of north-r Orange County.

Service rlubs, old and new, churches, the n-v 19,1 i Ik Km changed to a daily and In lf20 rltjr parks, homes and business 'r Buy yours now, while you can get them! Terms to suit individual budgets! house receive careful attention. It absorbed the Fullerton News. The Tribune was the flr.g California newspaper to Install a linotype marhlne and It was the MEZZANINE Congratulatory messages from Write or phone, if you can't come in. rresldent Roosevelt, Oovernor. first mall city dally In Southern Olson and FulUrtnn'i Mayor II.

California to have leased wire telegraph le news service. MAHEOim MMDS. THRE! CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: Li AtUi HollyuoJ Long Btrh FIRST FLOOR It. Kohlenberger art reproduced. Memberi of Congress, editors of national publications and Wendell Wlllfcl sent their feliclta-lions, recognising that 50 years of contlnuoui publication W.

Koe Maxwell, editorial writer, purchased the publication In 120 and 10 years later sold it to the ptenent owner, Edgar fElfstrom. i BARKER BROS. dbobods. wmmmmm Stttnlh Slntl, Floutr fiutto mmmmmm Lmm UV1NTH IT MIT, AOWtt AOUttOA.