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I PARTI Radio Station Approved Park Lynwood James Roosevelt PORTER VILLE, Auff. 11. A it" new radio station for the Porter-ville area, to be joperated by J. F. Tighe on 150 kilocycle, 250 watts, power and unlimited time, has been approved by the Federal Communications Commission in Washington.

Cos anjeles Ci'mes? 3 MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1946 "i i Dedicated to War II Heroes LYNWOOD, Aug. 11. Tribute to its war heroes was paid by this community today in exercises marked by the dedication of Lynwood Municipal Park to the memory of 63 men who gave their lives in World War II and a V-J Day parade in which additional honor to its heroes was paid. Two disabled veterans had the posts of honor in the line of march in which Mayor Raymond A. Doty was marshal.

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741 It grand marshal, and Bob Munley, 21, of Corona Naval Hospital. Stand Hit by, Legion Leader GLENDALE, Aug. 11. James Roosevelt, chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, today was the target of criticism by Irwin R. (Bob) Snyder of Tujunga, California Department Commander, at the American Legion's fourth area caucus which was attended by 500 delegates from four Southern California counties.

Snyder assailed a recent magazine article by Roosevelt in which the eldest son of the late President, Snyder said, accused the State Legion of not showing interest in veterans' housing problems. "Roosevelt's charge is entirely erroneous," Snyder declare'd. "Veterans' housing is of vital concern to us and we are taking all possible steps to alleviate this condition." Snyder also scored the American Veterans' Committee, of which Roosevelt is a member. He said that at a recent convention the A.V.C. voted down by a margin of only 17 votes a proposal which upheld Communism as "the highest form of democracy." Reached at his home tonight, Roosevelt said the public should "read what each of us has to say and decide for themselves who is right." He said he was unaware of any A.V.C.

resolution supporting Communism and observed that "Snyder failed to name the A.V.C. leaders who exalted Communism." Roosevelt said he was "happy that the Legion is taking an interest in veterans' housing a little late." I Times photo LEGIONNAIRES William E. News, left, commander of Glendale American Legion Post, welcomes Irwin (Bob) Snyder, State Commander, at caucus of the Fourth Area. Lake, the son of former Mayor Ralph Lake, was injured in the TO Okinawa campaign and is the area's only totally disabled 1 A. worm war 11 veteran, nis brother Ralph 24, of the PARADE MARKS OPENING OF OCEANSIDE FIESTA U.S.

Navy, acted as escort. Five Divisions (- 1v II II i 1 BKMMVMw More than 300 horsemen, to BAR OF MUSIC present Times photo RABBITS, RABBITS, RABBITS Dante, left, starting 46th year as magtian, astounds Chester Morris with trick ot party at Dante's ranch in the San Fernando Valley. D'VARGA FOR SHORT ENGAGEMENT AT THE PIANO IVERY MONDAY; bo Complete Shew Bewhiskered prospectors with packs and shovels recalled gold rush days. Navy Corsair fighting planes from San Diego staged a realistic air show at the beach during the afternoon. John A.

Steiger, president of the Oceanside-Carlsbad Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsor of the celebration, acted as announcer. Fr. Bertran Superior of San Luis Rey Mission, Howard Butler, I chamber president, and gether with representatives of 11 patriotic organizations, made up the five divisions of the parade. Rev. E.

B. Wyckoff, pastor of the First Baptist Church, conducted the dedicatory- services at the 30-acre park where names of all men and women from here who served in the war will be inscribed on a granite monument to be erected as a community memorial. 7351 Beverly Blvd. WE. 7811 CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT 1 TIKI IK.

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Prancing steeds with riders in colorful costumes, Spanish and Early Californian, paraded along the local sector of Highway 101 this afternoon as the main event ushering in the Days of San Luis Rey, Leo Carrillo, acto acted as marshal. He also helped to entertain," the crowds gathered at the beach later. A tl.S. marine band from the base at San Diego led the gay procession. Several hundred fine horses, including a number of palominos and Arabians, participated in the cavalcade together with riders of the San Diego County Sheriff's posse and surrey and other vehicles of bygone days.

Party Fetes Magician Before Tour 281f Son Fernando Read Los Angeles 4T, Colif. Deaf with specialist Vince Dixon, general chairman, were among the speakers. The Compton Police Radio Expanded COMPTON, Aug. 11. Providing communication facilities for fdur police units and one operated by the Fire Department, post- marine band presented a program.

Jean MacDonald, fiesta queen, and Jackie Harmon Law NORTHRIDGE, Aug. 11. The rence, rodeo queen, shared hon rabbit industry in the San Fernando Valley took an upward ors the parade. They were guests of honor at a reception and coronation highlighting the official opening of the fiesta last spurt today when magicians, gathered at the ranch of Dante, master conjurer of tricks, pulled the animals from hats large and night at the Carlsbad Hotel. id, I JiiitiiiiiiiiitiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiittiiiiitiititEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitif iiiif iiiiiniif ttiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiftinii small.

While guests watched in a lit tie theater on Dante's 20 acres, visiting members of the brother CARPET hood put the silver-thatched prestidigitator through some of his own weird paraphernalia, including the notorious "dismem I Plain and Figured Broadloom bering trunk. Many famous legerdemainists, a including Chester Morris, Peter 30 54 12 27 7 Trophies Given Youthful Riders WHITTIER, Aug. 11. Silver trophies and blue ribbons were awarded today to the winners of 13 events in the first annual Whittier Junior Horse Show held at York. Field.

The event was sponsored by Victor H. York and the Whittier Riding Club. The youngest rider award went to Linda Lee Shelton, 3, whose mount was a beautiful paint horse. Mpna Elcenpeter won the girls plain western trophy and Marshall Kelly took top honors in the boys' events. Miss Elcenpeter was the leading winner, taking first places in three events.

Entries were limited to boys and girls 18 years of age and under. INCH INCH INCH rooT FOOT Godfrey, William Larsen, Wil liam Larsen Jr. and Harry Men-doza, matched wits extemporaneously during the bon voyage party for Dante who leaves Thursday on a nine- HOME APARTMENT -OFFICE-STORE WASHINGTON CARPET CO. W. WASHINGTON BLVD.

month theater tour of the Brit ish Isles and Scandinavian coun LOS ANGELES I tries. "will launch his 46th year as a magician. Dante said that this European 2 I Floor Covering Specialist Slnre 1916 iiiiiimiimmiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiMiiiiiiiiimiw engagement will be his fifth "farewell" tour. "Every year I threaten to retire, but somehow it never happens," he declared. "During my last Los Angeles show ('Cockeyed Inferno') a cat bit me and the doctor put my arm in a sling.

But I kept right on dishing out magic one handed." Before the show guests swam in Dante's pool and then were served a turkey buffet by Mr3. Dante who will not make the overseas trip with her husband this time, she said, although she directed making his entire ward robe. Times photo Walden Hurst war enlargement of the city's two-way police radio system has been completed with the installation of a new station on the City Hall roof. The station was built, single-handed by Walden W. Hurst, city radio technician, who gained his knowledge in amateur radio taken up as a hobby.

He installed the Police Department's first two-way system nine years ago. REDLANDS WOMAN TELLS TOLL OF Culver City Votes on School Bonds I when A severe beer ihortage C- I Buc when ft 1 A I If va CULVER CITY, Aug. 11. Voters of the Culver City School District will ballot Tuesday on a Drowsed $300,000 school bond DOMINICAN QUAKE REDLANDS, Aug. 11.

Rachel Mott Smiley, granddaughter of the late Alfred H. Smiley who with his twin brother, Albert K. Smiley, in early days of this city was the donor of parks, library and other public works, has written to relatives here telling of the, terrors of the recent earthquake in the Dominican Republic, where she is now a missionary. Her home Is in Santiago but she was at Macoris at the time when houses caved in and much damage was done. The pharmacies suffered great damage, all the bottles of medicine being thrown on the floor and broken.

Issue. The original bond proposal was for $150,000 but at the suggestion of civic representatives voiced at a hearing on the pro posal, the board of school trus tees doubled that figure in order that facilities might be provided In line with the growth cf the city during the last five Says Mr. H. J. Yates of Hollywood president of Republic Productions, Inc.

years. Veterans Invite Stilwell to Visdlia Victory Day Fete rl beer iJiVrlW clude marching units from Han-ford, Lindsay, Tulare, Visalia and other communities, will be held at Recreation Park. The finale will be a California State League baseball game between the Stockton Ports and the Visalia Cubs after eight of the 14 members of the Cub team are formally Tun post-war world, we are to have a complete understanding of our neighbors far and near, we must learn their habits and customs, and must learn them first-hand. If we are to entertain them, we must know them. That is why and other Republic executives, propose to visit England and other European countries, all of which need wholesome, refreshing entertainment.

'The motion picture industry, like other great American industries, is taking the fullest possible advantage of American Airlines' time-saving flights to London and Europe." VISALIA, Aug. 11. An Invita-tion to Lt. Gen. Jcfseph (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell to attend a county-wide Victory Day celebration in Visalia Wednesday evening has been extended by veterans in charge of the program.

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