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CHAPTER VI NOTES
1John R. White to Director, 4 February 1947, National Park Service Records, Cabrillo National Monument File, RG 79, National Archives, Washington, D.C.
2Superintendent's Reports, March 1947, CNM File, RG 79, NA.
3White to Director, 10 July 1947, National Park Service Central Classified Files, 1925-1953, Western Region (Region 4), RG 79, National Archives, San Francisco Branch, San Bruno, California. Part of the records for this period have been kept in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. However, some can also be found in the Western Regional Office files kept in the National Archives branch in San Francisco. In addition, many uncataloged files are kept in the Federal Record Center at San Bruno.
4Superintendent's Reports, June 1947, CNM File, RG 79. NA.
5White to Director, 14 Aug 1947, RG 79, CNM File, NA, S.F. Branch.
7Robinson to Superintendent, 6 June 1949, CNM File, RG 79, NA.
8Superintendent's Reports, August 1947, CNM File. RG 79, NA, S.F. Branch.
9Superintendent's Reports, October 1947, CNM File, RG 79, NA, S.F. Branch.
10Superintendent's Reports, September 1947, CNM File, RG 79, NA.
11Superintendent's Reports, October 1947, CNM File, RG 79, NA, S.F. Branch.
12Unsigned marginal note on Superintendent's Reports, July 1947, CNM File, RG 79, NA, S.F. Branch.
13Regional Director to Superintendent Scoyen, 18 February 1948, CNM File, RG 79, NA.
14Memorandum for files, Report of Cabrillo National Monument Boundary Study Committee, 4 March 1948, CNM File, RG 79, NA.
15Chief of Concessioners to Director, 13 June 1949, CNM File, RG 79, NA. The profit and loss statement included in the memo showed that Rock's net profit from the concession had risen from $2,763 in 1947 to $8,135.38 in 1948. However, this did not take into account losses suffered during the war years. A more detailed report issued on November 15, 1950, by the Chief of Rates Control in Washington, showed that Rock's net profit from 1936 to 1949 averaged only $2,651.37 per year.
16Scoyen to Regional Director, 22 July 1949, National Park Service Records, Western Regional Office, (Region 4), Cabrillo National Monument Files, Acc. No 79-60-A5 12, RG 79, Federal Records Center, San Bruno, California
17White to Tomlinson, 30 September 1945, CNM File, RG 79, Federal Records Center, San Bruno.
18Associate Director to Regional Director, 19 January 1950, and Confidential memo to Regional Director from Supt Scoyen, 17 May 1950, CNM File, RG 79. Federal Records Center, San Bruno. Rock suffered a mental and physical collapse in 1950 and from June 1950 until June 1951, his wife Mildred managed the concession. There appear to be no documents that cite the end of the concession. However, no mention is made of it after 1953.
19Ernest Riall to Lindley M. Garrison, Secretary of War, 29 April 1913, (copy on file, Cabrillo National Monument).
20Lawrence Oliver, Never Backward, The Autobiography of Lawrence Oliver, A Portuguese American (San Diego, California: privately printed by author, 1972), 150.
21Rock to White, 12 September 1939, CNM File, RG 79, NA.
22Memorandum for the Files, Ernest A. Davidson, Regional Landscape Architect, Branch of Plans and Design, San Francisco, File D66 (Cabrillo Statue), Cabrillo National Monument Files, Cabrillo National Monument.
24Ed Fletcher, Memoirs of Ed Fletcher (San Diego, California privately printed by author, 1952), 424.
29Ann S. Allen, Chairman Cabrillo Statue Committee to Jos. E. Dryer, 26 March 1940, Cabrillo National Monument File, San Diego Historical Society, San Diego, California.
30Rock to Scoyen, 21 May 1940, File D66, CNM.
33Scoyen to Director, 12 December 1942, Western Regional Office, CNM File, RG 79, Federal Records Center, San Bruno.
36San Diego Tribune, 29 September 1942.
37White to Regional Director, 21 July 1947, File D66, CNM.
38Winifred Davidson to John R. White, 2 May 1947, File D66, CNM.
39White to Regional Director, 21 July 1947, File D66, CNM.
40W. J. Burns to Herbert Kahler, 2 September 1947, File D66, CNM.
41Hillary Tolson, Acting Director to Regional Director, 5 September 1947, File D66, CNM.
42Resolution 88156, Council of the City of San Diego, 20 January 1948, (copy on file Cabrillo National Monument).
43Arnold Klaus to Fred Rhodes, 24 May 1949, File D66, CNM.
44Superintendent to Regional Director, 7 September 1949, File D66, Cabrillo National Monument
45Robinson to Superintendent, 18 July 1949, File D66, CNM.
46A. L. Madruga to Scoyen, 1 September 1949, File D66, CNM.
47Scoyen to Regional Director, 7 September 1949, File D66, CNM.
48Interview with Donald Robinson, 13 March 1986, Cabrillo National Monument Oral History Project, (transcription on file, CNM).
49Regional Director to Superintendent, 23 September 1949, and Custodian to Superintendent, 6 May 1950, File D66, CNM. The plaque was actually dedicated on May 5, 1950.
50Statement of E. T. Scoyen at Cabrillo Re-dedication, 28 September 1949, File D66, CNM.
51Cammerer to White, 13 April 1938, File L-1419 (Acquisition and Disposal of Federal Lands/Federal Holdings, 1934-1952), CNM.
52Scoyen to White, 14 August 1940, File L-1419, CNM.
53Klaus to Fletcher, 8 January 1948, File L-1419, CNM.
54Drury to Regional Director, 27 January 1948, File L-1419, CNM.
55San Diego Union, 22 February 1948.
58Regional Director to Director, 19 March 1948, File L-1419, CNM.
59Assistant Secretary of the Army to Secretary of the Interior, 23 March 1948, File L 1419, CNM.
60E. Ruble to E. T. Scoyen, 3 May 1948, File L-1419, CNM.
62Superintendent to Regional Director, 26 May 1950, File L-1419, CNM.
63Commandant of Eleventh Naval District to Managing Director San Diego California Club, 9 May 1951, File L-1419, CNM.
64Custodian to Superintendent, 13 January 1952, File L-1419, CNM.
65Interview with Donald Robinson, 13 March 1986.
66Permit to other federal government department or agency to use property on Fort Rosecrans military reservation, 1 October 1952, RG 79, NA, (Duplicate on file, CNM).
67San Diego Union, 28 November 1954.
68Acting Superintendent Robinson to Superintendent, 28 November 1954, File L-1419, Part 2, (Land Transfer, Cabrillo), CNM.
69Robinson to Director, 25 April 1954, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
70T. F. Bomar, President of San Diego Visitors Bureau to Wilson, 3 August 1954, File L 1419, Part 2, CNM.
71Interview with Bob Wilson, 2 July 1985, Cabrillo National Monument Oral History Project, transcript on file, CNM.
72San Diego Union, 15 June 1955.
73Regional Chief, Cooperative Activities Division to Regional Director, 1 March 1955, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
74Regional Director to Director, 29 July 1955, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
75Acting Superintendent Cabrillo to Superintendent, 30 October 1955, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
76Robinson to Wilson, 5 December 1955, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
77Personal Memo to Robinson from Scoyen, 9 December 1955, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
78Vinson to Floyd S. Bryant, 20 June 1956, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
79Wilson to Robinson, 30 January 1957, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
80San Diego Union, 8 February 1956.
8175 acres is mentioned in a memo from Chief of the Division of Cooperative Activities to Director, 16 December 1955; 77 acres used in the legal description of land proposed to Cabrillo National Monument, 28 July 1955; 64 acres in correspondence from Wilson to Robinson, 30 January, 1957 and 80.6 acres "more or less" in the legal description of proposed addition to Cabrillo National Monument, 28 July 1957, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
82San Diego Evening Tribune, 18 July 1957.
83Director to Regional Director, 14 February 1958, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
84Buttle to Director, 11 February 1958, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
85Scoyen to Buttle, 3 March 1958, File L-1419, Part 2, CNM.
86Covering brief to the President from the Secretary of the Interior, 11 August 1958, File L1419, Part 2, CNM.
87San Diego Evening Tribune, 22 November 1958.
88Proclamation 3273, 2 February, 1959 (copy on file, CNM).
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