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3 9 ` TM V? 3i .. THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Banning Forest Fire Gets Fully Out of Control BANNING. Sept, 15 :.-P>...Strong;Howard Rhodes were saved by east winds rising this afternoon Quick' erection of fire breaks .'SANNE DICKSON Southern Methodist ANN OSTEIN University of Washington have-driven the four - day - old St. Boniface Indian school In * Mount San Gorgonio blare com canyon near town war ordered pletely but of control and fanned evacuated by forestry officials who flames of a-new fire which started said the firse had also entered the at noon today. popuuted Slaughterhouse canyon The forest tire on Ban Gorgonty and Banning heights. has thus far blackened 8700 acres, reaching aouthwestward as far as Mia* canyon and to within four PlumasNational miles of Big Oaks on the north Side. Rangers said Mia* canyon U a Forest Fire heavily populated district and rest- [ I Thursday dents have been warned to remove Under Controlli.mg Adeline to Sh&ttucfc *v- Thence it will move north -attuck to University avenue, ,t will head westward to the '.m; area at University av- d California street. ' Corporal Charles V. Irwho lost both legs in ,,: near Inchon, Korea, last will he grand marshal of The worse of two fire* that have crackled through Northern Caltfor nia forests for nearly a week was reported "in good shape" yesterday! afternoon. I % K Baxter, regional fire dis-1 patcher for the U, S. Forest Service,! said the Plumas National Forest fire had been brought under con trol but that "we still have, a lot then horses and cattle and evacu ate tne area. Officials said that one firefighter^ was "badly fiurt" and! wes beinf( taken out by helicopter. The new fire, which started near Banning cemetery and spread, across 350 acres m the first half! hour, has destroyed two homes andj a tire truck. State Forestry men* said. irade. A resident of North of work to do," I - Townspeople, including Banning's - : ,en to Corporal Irwin is He said 1000 men---a, peak <4 1300 Mayor Chester Hendricks were -cuperating at Oak Knoll wera on the job Friday--weft still fighting for their homes. Ranches Hospital. Oakland. spread along the 55-nule fire line. threatened included those of Ar THe blase destroyed 35,000,000! thur Gilman and Otis Stockton. I,at us ahow you tb* gorgroti* color* in till* i popular wall paint, 5159 qt. MacKILlOP HARDWARE STORE Firm Robbedtesto fk, r;*fo.w board feet of Umber valued all The homes of J. E. Walker, Dr, $900,000, | H, H. McCoy, and City Councilman 658 Clement Cor, 8th Ave. Wf Give 5w// (Irtnt Stamps* )KSTO, d men Sept, trussed 15--A pair of up the night The only other troublesonii fire,' in Northern California, "Baxter j nan, ' for n. the Charles Roberts, then two hours on the two Anker Meat Co., police said, was the Boardrrmn Ridgeiblazc , burning over 3400 acres InfMen-i doclno county. ,, | ! D. A. V, Contestants They finally got the safes MATCH Your Coat .Mid left with an eetlmated iking Roberts' gun and auto. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Own Your Own CLEANING AGENCY 89c Cleaning and Vest with NEW TROUSERS Bring or Hall :\ Vest or Sample Open *ra (ill S:3 f, loti. ISatnrday ;Skim Mada to Order : b xxT Tie breaker* are here -- Prises near. We have high scoring words and combination* worked out. Get service now. Have advantage of daily improvements, ^ OPEN SUNDAY Total Service $20^)0 BOOKS TO AID YOU--J-4-5-6-7-8-12 letter books PUZZLERS AID BOOK CO. 830 MARKET STREET 7524 So. Compton Ave,, Los Angeles I. Lafayette 2526 HEmlock 1-1924 Boom WJ SU1-HS3 tnd pt. and* Bank Rid* m . 'f- / ; :%f! w. 3 ^ ac'c St V ' 4 V,.- ; ` i : I.T Ut v. .'TT-'i.T- ' * ; !;l . ` "D/w\if'-w> -v#