Christmas at Misson San Gabriel

The romance of the Rancio, San Gabrielle, 1771, mission, San Gabrielle found it. San Gabrielle, 1781, settlers moved to San Gabrielle mission. San Gabrielle, 1821, Christmas, celebrated at completed mission. The title insurance and trust company of Los Angeles presents the romance of the raunch of the obitley dramatization of the events and people who made early California history

so colorful and adventurous. Our wandering vacado Frank Graham returns tonight with a story of a Christmas long ago in the days of the dawn. The most reassuring factor in this high speed hectic and just now very troubled world is the of most of the really important good things of life.

The permanence, for example, of Christianity and Christmas, the durability of character and the primary virtue, the fact that rights somehow continues to triumph, and that man's progress, however temporarily set back, in the long run is always forward and upward.

History proves these statements, and here in Southern California, it is comforting to look back and see the hardships and trials that have been surmounted. The battles that have been won against great odds, the defeats that have been suffered, and later retrieved by those who have gone before us.

Title Insurance and Trust Company of Los Angles urges you when listening to these broadcasts of the true events of the Southland history to keep these thoughts in mind. The sponsors will feel more than repaid if these programs can help to strengthen faith and confidence in the future of our community and our country.

And here is our wandering the karo, Frank Graham, to tell us the story. When us no chase Senorasi Senoris. Tonight we're going to tell you the true story of the founding of one of the greatest civilizing influences in the history of our section of Southern California, the mission San Gabriel, and the story of Pedro the Indian, which is purely fictional, illustrating how Christmas