The Pasadena Post from Pasadena, California • 1

IEWS OF PASADENA Reports of local happenings from midafternoon to 3 a. m. will be found daily in The Post EATHER FORECAST Scattered high clouds Wednesday, followed by increasing cloudiness Thursday. i i (MOKNING ISSUE OF IHE PASADENA SIAR-NEWSJ BUSH El) DAILY VOLUME 22, NO. Ill PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1941 CENTS PER COPY New, Stands, Street, 55 FLOATS READY FOR 9:15 START OF PARADE Pasadena To Be Host Today To Estimated 1,500,000 Persons America In Flowers To Be Depicted The eyes of a war-weary world were focussed on the world most famous street to day Colorado Street as Pas-j adena stood in readiness to play host to 1,500,000 people, largest crowd ever expected for a Tournament of Roses Parade.

The 52nd annual parade will get under way at Ellis Street and Orange Grove Avenue promptly at 3:15 a. proceeding in a glorious profusion of flowers and design north on Orange Grove to Colorado anl cast to Madre Avenue, where ford cant lose! No. its go.ng to be it will disband at the Willard School, a tic game! four short blocks south on Madre. This sort of fireside quarterback-, The parade mute is 4.8 miles. ing, of which theres been an abun-1 piece de resistance of the afterdance lately, will end with a loud noon, of course, is the East-West at 10:15, Alien Avenue at 10:27, 11:15.

Ihc parade will require route represent the mileage. Marengoo Avenue at HAA, Los Koblcs Avenue at Sierra Madre Boulevard at 10:42, San Gabriel approximately an hour and a half to pass any 9:46. Lake Avenue at 9:58, Hill Avenue Boulevard at 10:55, Madre Street at one spot, Figures above the 4.8 miles This map shows todays Tournament ot Roses Parade route. Figures below the heavy line, representing the route, indicate the time the head of the procession is scheduled to reach principal intersections. The parade will begin at Orange Grove Avenue and Ellis Street at 9:15 a.

and will reach Colorado Street at 9:25, Fair Oaks Avenue at 9:35, Hose Floats In Following Will Pass Order: List First Aid Stations And Rest Rooms MANAGEMENT Trumpeter A1 Shureen. 8 Color Bearers Betty Lawrence, Commanding (Black White). Miss Mary Smith, M. G. Hunt, Hazen Smith, J.

Samuelson, Jess Elliott, Ralph McBeth, Andie Moodie, Dan Williams (White). Title Banner. Chief-of-Staff William P. Welsh. Aide to Chief-of-Staff John Davidson.

Tournament of Roses Band. Grand Marshal Edward O. Nay. Adjutant Harold P. Huls.

Aide to Adjutant Donald Loughery, President Capt. J. W. McCall, Jr. Theme Banner.

football classic between Nebraska an Stanford Universities in the Rose BowI with th, kickoff schcd. for 2:15 p. m. tj, on non (Rose Bow 1 as some 90,000 -ootball fans watch the pigskin on the kick- off play. Probably as outstanding and evenly matched teams as ever met for a New Years Day Bowl Nebraska and Stanford both arpeared confident of victory up to now, although neither squad has been branded overconfident.

Because Stanford's record is unblemished, the Indians were given the edge over the Corn-huskers, who lost the season's opener to a tough Minnesota eleven, 7 to 0. The Indians are rated among the top three teams in the country, and Nebraska, winner of the Big Six Conference, among the first 10. I Since, however, it was learned the Huskers have stronger reserves (than the T-bnys of Palo Alto, the odds have dropped and last night were still sliding. That, prodiet several grid authorities, should make the odds about even at whistle time. In Good Shape Coaches L.

M. Biff" Jones and Clark Shaughnessy report their charges in good shape after both (Turn to Page 2, Col. 3) Post-Parade From 3 To 10 P.M. A parade lasting 19 hours will be Viewed by countless thousands ot Pasadena's visitors, yes, and by Pasadenans too, starting at 3 p. rn.

today. Unlike usual parades, this one Will be stationary, the spectators Walking by the floats. At Willard School Official title of this "caval-tade is the post-parade, to ue held on the Willard School grounds, 301 South Madre Avenue, in East Pasadena. All the floats of the Tournament ot Roses parade will be on display at the post-parade grounds from 3 to 10 p. m.

today and from 8 a. m. until 10 p. m. tomorrow.

Admission is free. Some of the gorgeous floats have animated figures and other mechanical equipment, such as phonographs. These will be operating at the post -parade through special electrical hookups. Chairs For Invalids For those who work up an appetite walking through the marked lanes there will be peanut, hot dog and popcorn concessions conveniently placed and kept neat and Clean. For invalids and others unable to walk through the grounds, National Guardsmen will provide wheel chairs and men io operate them.

The National Guard, under the command of Capt. Roman Peisinger, will have charge 'of policing the grounds, said Fel- ton Taylor, chairman of the Rose Floats Ready Both the parade and football I game will be broadcast on coast-i to-coast hookups, i Throughout the night tournament officials and 809 decorators, watched by thousands of inter-ested spectators, put artistic ini' hhing touches on the 55 floats which today will bring gasps of admiration from the huge crowds. In the cavalcade will he in addition to the 55 floats 2300 i persons, including Grand Marshal E. O. Nay, chairman of Pasadenas 1 Board of City Directors, Queen Sally Stanton and her six lovely princesses, 250 caparisoned horses in groups of from two to eight abreast.

19 bands and many miscellaneous vehicles. The Tournament of Roses band, heading the parade, will play a seven-minute routine 18 times during the line of march, the music built around the 1941 tournament theme, America In Flowers. Stanfords band also will play, as will the Nebraska band of 110 pieces, the only band in the parade (Turn to Page 2, Col. 6) 'est Houles lisa. PRINCIPAL ROUTES TO cPaAaeJuu, ROSE BOWL MAP THRU COURTESY Of AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Hour-By-Hour Program Stanford, Nebraska Lineups Queen Sally Stanton and Court Tournament of Roses Float. Staff Aides James Boyle and Stanley Hahn, Pasadena City Board of Directors. FIRST DIVISION Division Marshal Arthur H. Anderson. Division Aides (3) Leonard Diether, Dr.

Edward E. Lyman, Burton Noble. Honorary Division Marshal Eugene Biscailuz (Palomino); Los Angeles Sheriff's Posse (23 horses). University of Nebraska Band, Carriage and Two Cream Palominos Mike Lang. Mrs.

John Pedia and Mr. John Pedia (Cream Palominos). City of Santa Barbara. Portland Rose Festival. City of Glendale.

Honorary Marshal Victor York (Chestnut). Dr, WTieatly, Lon Hill, Harlan Wood, Walter Glynn, Jack Wheeler (Sorrels). Stanford University Band. Horses Betty Miles (Chestnut); Eldon J. Fairbanks, Chairman Equestrian Committee (Chestnut).

City of South Pasadena. Native Sons and Native Daughters of The Golden West. City of Compton. Honorary Marshal D. H.

Burden (Palomino). Hardy McAllister, Margaret McAllister, Hazel McAllister, R. H. McAllister (Palominos), Southwest Boys. and Girls Band.

Horses Mark Smith (Black), Mrs. Mark Smith (White). City of Las Vegas, Nevada. United Service Clubs of Pasadena." University of California, Kellogg's Arabian Horse Ranch. SECOND DIVISION Division Marshal Clyde K.

Warren. Division Aides (3) Thomas Heller, Hugh Kyle, Fred G. Sutherland. Honorary Division Marshal John Williams Red and White Pinto), Edwin Hughey (White, Mrs. Mel Morse (Grey), T.

Christmas (White). Betty Martin (Grey), Mrs. Otto McClure (White). Bonham Brothers Boys' and. City of San Diego.

Horse Mayor Percy Benbough of San Diego (Palomino), City of Arcadia. City of South Gate. Honorary Marshal John Wagner (Black). Louis Zoller, Georgia Grey, John Deardoff, Juanita Johnson, Lorella MacEeth (Black). The Salvation Army Band.

Horses Hugh Miles, Bill Elliott (Red and White Pintos). The Salvation Army, Boy Scouts of America. City of Ontario. Honorary Division Marshal Gene Thomas (Black), Mary Lawrence (Black), Bill Lamkin (Sorrel), Alta Lessort (Black), Ann Cunningham (Sorrel), Addision Gurley (Black). Antelope Valley Joint Union High and Junior College Band.

Horses Chief Raymond Cato, Highway Patrol (Grey); Roland Rich Woolley (Red Roan), Hotel del Coronado. Pasadena Water Department. National Orange Show. Honorary Division Marshal Dave Llewellyn (Palomino). Opal Goodman (Palomino)) Grant Ohm, Jim Roberts, George (Turn to Page 2, Col, 4) To Hose Bow! How To Reach Race Track i Motorists who plan to go to Santa Anita Race Track after viewing the Tournament of Roses Parade will avoid heaviest traffic by taking the following routes: Persons parked south of Colo-rado Street South to Huntington Drive, then east to the track.

Persons parked north of Colorado Street North, to Villa Street, Orange Grove Avenue or Washington Street, then east to North Foothill Boulevard and south to East Foothill Boulevard. East-west traffic will he heaviest on Colorado, Green and Walnut Streets, Thirty public comfort stations, plus tent stations at public parks and scores of other restrooms at service stations throughout the city will be available for the vast crowd here today, the Tournament of Roses Association announced. Following is a list of temporary comfort stations to be opened from 7:30 a. m. until 4 p.

On Colorado Street at southeast corner of Oakland Avenue, at southeast corner of Bonnie Avenue, at southeast comer of Wilson Avenue, at northwest corner of Harkness Avenue, northeast corner of San Marino Avenue, northwest corner of Sierra Madre Boulevard, northwest corner of Vinedo Avenue, northeast corner of Sunnyslope Avenue, and at 1218 East Colorado Street. Southwest corner of Oakland and Herkimer Street. North side of Green Street at Garfield Avenue. Pasadena Avenue, opposite Union Street. Northwest corner of Del Mar Street and Vernon Avenue.

Waverly Drive, opposite Gordon Terrace. Grove Street, at the southwest corner of Terrace Drive. South side of Del Mar Street, at Pasadena Avenue. Permanent Stations Permanent stations: Southeast corner of Broadway and Colorado Street. Southeast corner of Lake Avenue and Colorado Street.

City Hall basement, south side. McKinley School, at Oak Knoll and Del Mar. Roosevelt School, Vernon Avenue, north of Walnut Street. Lincoln School, Peoria Street and Lincoln Avenue. Grant School, Cordova Street and Chester Avenue.

Garfield School, Pasadena Avenue and California Street. Pasadena Junior College. Emerson School, 2064 East Colorado Street. Hamilton School, southeast corner of San Merino Avenue and Blanche Street. Willard School, 325 Madre Street.

Wilson School, 328 Madre Street. Permanent stations will be at all public parks and in addition there will be tent comfort stations at Car-melita, Defenders, Singer and Besse parks. First Aid riaces First aid stations will be located at 113 North Broadway (Emergency Hospital), Carmclita Gardens, cafeteria of Willard School and emergency hospital at Rose Bowl. Ambulances will be located at Carmclita Park, and two at these crossings: Los Robles and Colorado, Lake and Colorado, Hill and Colorado, Allen and Colorado, Sierra Madre and Colorado, and one at Colorado at Waverly Drive and Orange Grove, and at Colorado and Grand Avenue. Fire-fighting equipment will he at California Street and Broadway, Colorado and Sierra Madre Boulevard and at the Willard School.

Service For Cars There will be tow cars on Colorado Street at Los Robles and Hill Avenues and at San Gabriel Boulevard. Service cars of the Automobile Club of Southern California will be stationed at Orange Grove and Palmetto Street. Carmelita Gardens, Colorado at Raymond and at Los Robles and Lake, Hill and Ran Gabriel Boulevard and at Willard School. ALUMNI BANQUET Nebraska alumni will gather tonight at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, for a banquet and dance in the Fiesta Room. The Corn- husker team will dine in the Cocoa- nut Grove and will spend the night at the Ambassador, entraining for San Francisco tomorrow, I NEBRASKA Pos.

STANFORD 50 Preston LER Meyer 21 51 Royal Kahler LTR Banducci 33 17 Scliwartzkopf Palmer 37 Burvuss Lintlskog 46 22 Alfson RGL Taylor 43 33 Behm RTL Stamm 36 1 Prochaska Graff 41 A (Turn to Page 2. Col. 4) I Parade To Get World-Wide 1, Coverage In one way or another the entire wide world is either going to see, I hear or read about Pasadenas 52nd snnual Tournament of Roses parade, I because the greatest army of pho-? tographers, news writers, news reel takers and radio engineers have converged on Pasadena in the city's history. Here From Singapore One 11th hour arrival was Joe Fisher, writer and photographer from far off Singapore. One Japanese newsreel company is taking the entire parade in color for display overseas.

The British Broad-i casting Company is covering both the parade and football game. So great has boon the demand for 1 press and photography coverage credentials that Tournament ot Roses officers were forced to erect 8 second camera stand 100 feet long, in addition to the regular stand at Orange Grove Avenue and Colorado Street. Representatives of five newspaper (Syndicates which supply a majority of American and foreign newspapers with pictures will be in the (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) I nebIiaskaT FEATHERS Cornhusker rooters are wearing the Indian sign the sign they hope to hang on Stanford in the Rose Bowl today. When he came out here with the Nebraska rooters, Harry Kruss, secretary of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, brought along 20,000 red feathers with white "Ns.

The feathers are adorning the hats of a determined group of men and women today. Bombs Signal To Unfurl Flags About 5 a. m. today sound bombs will go off in different parts of the city to notify Pasadenans of the time to put out their flags ns another community contribution to the Tournament of Roses patriotic theme. At tile same time the chimes of the Pasadena Presbyterian Church will start playing.

C. L. (Jimmy) Bolz of Post No. 13, American Legion, and his staff will have charge of notifying Pasadenans of the time to display the flags. 9:15 a.

m. parade Rtarts moving up Orange Grove to Colorado Street, to lie broadcast from 9:30 to 10 a. over NBC network, locally over KECA. Noon luncheon for distinguished Tournament of Roses guests at Hotel Vista del Arroyo. 1 p.

m. post time at Santa Anita Race Track, gates open at 10 a. m. 2:15 p. kickoff of Ne-braska-Slanford football game in Rose Bowl, to he broadcast from 2 p.

m. until game ends over NBC network and locally over KECA. 3 p. m. until 10 p.

post-parade at Willard Srhooi. Postparade will continue tomorrow from 8 a. m. to 10 p. 3 13629 Weather Forecast 'Just Right' Even the weather man has collaborated to make this 52nd annual Tournament of Roses one of the outstanding in history, His forecast for today: Fair, scattered high clouds.

Commenting on this forecast and glancing at the starlit sky last night. Capt. J. W. McCall, president of the Tournament of Roses, declared enthusiastically, A few high clouds help the parade, give each float a variety of shades and hues, Boh Evans, Millikin..