Rancho San Pasqual

It's of the Ranchos. Pasadena 1826, aged woman accepts gift of great Rancho. Pasadena 1847, Army Prepares for Last Stand. Pasadena 1890, First Tournament of Roses Held. The title Insurance and Trust Company of Los Angles presents the Romance of the Ranchos, A weekly dramatization of the colorful stories that abound in the history of the Southland.

Each week our wandering Vocaro Frank Graham returns to tell another true story of life in the days of the dawns. The men on the ton don't need to be reminded when it's time to fire their guns and cannon at the enemy.

So let's not put off using our ammunition here at home. Let's not be slow or half-hazard about our purchases of United States savings bonds. You can help our fighting forces and help yourself and your family too, by working out a savings bond budget and investing regularly as many dimes and dollars as you possibly can.

Decide right now to buy a savings bond tomorrow. Now here is our wandering Vakaro Frank Graham to tell us the story. Buenas no tchik siniores, siniores. Tonight's drama is woven around the beautiful Rancho San Pasquale, the East Today Ranch, a great tract of land which cradles the lovely cities of Pasadena, Alta Deena and South Pasadena. One of the most important of all the Southern California

Ranchos, San Pascual, exemplifies perhaps more than any other, the great strides of progress made in the Southland in the past century. Its story is rich in the romance of the Ranchos. It was in the year 1781 when the first white men settled on the land which was to become from Rantless and Pascual and founded the mission San Gabriel Lock Angel.