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2 Port H-THimSDAV, SEPT. 6, 1951; jUg3ttgClggQmgg GITY BIRTHDAY MRS. SWAN'S TRIAL public can and will support every Contiaaed from First Page Continued from First Page el pueblo has been ripped, torn Then, she said, she sent the Former Times Music Editor Dies in Rome board a request for extraordi one of these worthy projects as has been illustrated recently by the campaign to save the Hollywood BowL" Certificates. Given nary leave to cover the litigation and even He said this is a problem that faces every great city and can be solved through "great civic administrator but only her qualities as a person. "I was charged with being unprofessional and she testified, "and if the Board of Education thought I was unprofessional and unfit the last place they should have put was in a classroom." Her last statement was ordered stricken from the record.

period. i never received any an The organizations awarded cer unity and pride built on the swer," she testified. Her attorney asked her if at any time previous to last April pride and enjoyment of its individual citizens." Practical Sid The practical side of the preservation of beauty and culture tificates are: Agricultural Department, Los Angeles City Schools; American Institute of Architects; Beverly Fairfax USO Center; Boy Scouts of America, Troop 24; Builders of Youth. 4 was stressed by Oscar A. Trippet, who said' "As might be expected California Garden Club, she had been notified that she was about to be dismissed.

"Yes," she replied, "last Feb. 1 I was called before the Board of Education in private session I believe as a committee of the whole." Then followed rapid-fire testimony in which the deposed principal declared: That she had received no answer to her request for extraordinary leave; that she felt it from the president of the Chamber of Commerce, I shall not discus's art for art's sake. Isabel Morse" Jones, formerly music editor and music critic of The Times for 22 years, died Tuesday in Romej Italy, after a six-month illnessii J'elatives here learned yesterday. Mrs. Jones had 'gone to Rome a year ago on the death there -of her husband, Di Carroll W.

Jones. Since that Jtimesshe has resided there with her daughter, Miss Caroline Jones, who is, with the Rome office of the Economic Co-operation Administration. Born in Cleveland, Mrs. Jones came to Los Angeles at the age of 9 and attended Los Angeles High School and UCLA. At the latter she was a special student in violin, piano, theory and orchestration.

With Orchestra For 10 vears she was a nrntes. 0 "There are business reasons fnr nreservinsr aesthetic values," DKE Slates Annual Party Several hundred members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Alumni Association of Southern California will gather for their annual barbecue and stag party at 2 p.m. next Saturday at 27400 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu. Henry M. Isaacs, president of the association, has appointed he said.

"It is well known that the Hollywood Bowl, the Huntington Library and Olvera Street was an unjust punitive measure; are world iamous ana auraci thousands of visitors each year. This is important to all kinds of that, as an American citizen, she did not have to accept such punishment, and that it had nothing to do with her abilities as an business neoDle wno ieei tne in flux of new dollars brought in by new visitors. "Another very nractical effect Willis A. Herdman as chairman of our cultural, assets is the prevention of iuvenile delinauency sional violinist and teacher. She was a member of the Los An geles Women's Symphony Or Cameron Woods Association; Camp Fire Girls, Los Angeles Area Council, Inc; Catholic Youth Organization; Chaplain's Service Corps.

Citizens Adoption Committee; Civic Garden Center; Department of Municipal Art; Department of Recreation and Parks; Executives' Secretaries, Los Angeles Chapter; Girl Scouts, Los Angeles Council Greater Los Angeles Chapter, National Safety Council; Hollywood Community Sing; Hollywood Los Felix Community Center; Home Safety Division, National Safety Council; Jewish Centers Association; Julia Ann Singer Day Nursery; Landscape Gardening Division, Los Angeles City Schools. Las Jardineras; Los Angeles County Tuberculosis and Health Association; Angeles 10th District Congress of Parents and Teachers; Loa Angeles Urban League; Menorah Community Center. Musicians Mutual Protective Association; National Charity League; National Conference of Christians and Jews; Quota Club fnr the ereat force for eood exer Pedestrian in Crosswalk Killed by Car cised on young people by the art3. chestra and various chamber- Better Citizens for the event and he will be assisted by a committee of 14 others. A feature of the entertainment program will be the Deke Quartet pinging the fraternity song, "A Band of Brothers in DKE." Delta Kappa Epsilon wa3 founded at Yale University in 1884.

Pacific Coast chapters are located at Stanford University, University of California at Los music groups. Mrs. Jones long was identified with the Hollywood Bowl, assisting Founder Artie Mason Carter during its first year and serving as press representative for the early concerts. Her book, "Hollywood Bowl," a history of the 'There can be no question but that youngsters with a real interest in and appreciation of music are not candidates for street-corner gangs. We gain by building better citizens and we reduce crime.

i'PerhaDs the sreatest reason TRAFFIC TOLL Yesterday's deaths 1. 1951 county total 459. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mayor Bowron, third from left, represented the city yesterday when a breakfast celebrating Los Angeles' 170th birthday was held at the Bijtmore. Others in the picture are, from left, Judy Manasero, Miss Mary Foy, Mrs. Louis Jaques.

amphitheater's founding and Clarence C. Jones, 50, of 1535 Venice was killed last of all for preserving aesthetic Angeles, University of California at Berkeley and University of Washington. was activated only a year ago by the State and started recruit values is that it is necessary inat we have a renutation as a truly maintenance, was published in 1936. She was with The Times from 1925 to 1947, and also served as Pacific Coast music correspond ing only a short time before night when he was knocked from a crosswalk by an automobile and dragged 104 feet at Vermont Ave. and 17th Place.

preat wietrorjolitan center. Were First Birthday Marked by Guard Reserve Unit that, the Southland Reserve now w-e to strip ourselves of these assets, it is hard to conceive the of Los Angeles; San Fernando Valley Historical Society; St Vin ent for the Christian Science Monitor and Musical America. has some 200Q men-ll volunteers who serve without com Police said driver of the car, Alvin Smith, 62, of 962 Catalina failed a drunk test at the impact it would have on this area as the ereat buvins center She was a member of the Los cent de Paul Society. Social Service Auxiliary; Sor- pensation. and market place of the West.

Angeles County Music Commission and founder-director of the Many of them are officers of scene. He was booked at City Jail on suspicion of optimist Club of Hollywood; Soroptimist Club of Los Angeles; Music Academy of the West. "We must realize tnat tne preservation of the aesthetic is just nlain eood business. No commu Fiedler to Conduct Junior Symphony Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra, will wield the baton for the California Junior Symphony concert 9:30 a.m. until noon Saturday.

The concert will be held in Fiesta Hall in Plummer Park. The orchestra is composed of 115 young musicians from 12 to 20 years old. Peter Merenblum is the regular conductor. Funeral services for Mrs. Soto Michigan Community Center; University Religious Confer World Wars I and II.

On command and in case of emergency, they would serve on the home front practically the same func Jones will be conducted in Division area passed in review in the Armory. Has 2000 Men On the reviewing stand were LL Gov. Goodwin J. Knight and the 1st Division commander, Brig. Gen.

Ivan L. Foster, as well as members of the general's staff. In spite of the fact that ft The 1st Division of the California National Guard Reserve celebrated its first birthday last night in National Guard Armory la Exposition Park. Approximately 600 strong, representatives of groups from Santa Maria to San Diego and the Southern California Coast to the Colorado River (the 1st ence: Watts District Health Coun nity can be great without the cultural and educational advantages of music, art, literature and the cil; Women's Auxiliary, Califor Kansans to Gather Former residents of Coffey-ville, are invited to participate in a picnic Sunday at Centinela Park, Inglewood. nia Babies' and Children's Hos Rome, relatives said.

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