anaheim-gazette 1949-05-19

Kathy Fiscus Rescue Workers Total 111 Men (Continued from Page 1) Dominic DeLembo, 1428 E. 77th Pl., Los Angeles Phil Doetsch, 6510 Cottage St., Huntington Park Sam Dorning, 846 N. Azusa Ave., Azusa Charles Douglas, 114 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles Edward F. Elliott, 641 N. Findlay, Montebello James Evans-Geddes, Santa Anita racetrack, Arcadia Frank Fisher, 1731 Paloma Rd., Pasadena James Fordham, Box 641, Eureka Mike L. Forman, Jr., 700 W. Bennett St., Compton Tommy L. Francis, 7119 Compton Ave., Los Angeles George Gansner, 1753 W. Bonita Ave., Azusa Allen Gilmore, 6531 Cottage St., Huntington Park Oscar Gleinchener, 1753 W. Bonita Ave., Azusa B. A. Gorham, 733 S. Encinita, Temple City George G. Gould, 302 S. Rosemead, Temple City John E. Gran, 222 E. Basye St., El Monte L. W. Grosenbach, 2130 Casitas Ave., Altadena Russell Gruver, 733 S. Encinita, Temple City Lloyd Green, 6909 Albany, Huntington Park Howell Greene, 5920 Tujunga Blvd., No. Hollywood Win Hall, Sr., 1200 Roanoake Rd., San Marino Paul Hansen, 251 N. Craig Ave., Pasadena Clyde Harp, 846 S. Union Ave., Los Angeles Van Harris, 4760 Valley Blvd., Los Angeles Joel Ledden, 1338 Loftus St., Rosemead Joseph K. Leonard, 3339 Welland Ave., Temple City Albert A. Linnell, 11921 Goshen Ave., Los Angeles Robert Liesure, 500 N. Summit, Pasadena Lloyd Lorensen, 3538 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena Arch Maither, 1753 W. Bonita Ave., Azusa Maurice McDonell, 4127 Lyceum Ave., Venice Albert McEntire, 3538 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena Mark McHugh, 1753 W. Bonita, Azusa Ralph D. McGuire, 2655 Huntington Dr., San Marino Carl McMaster, 255 N. Oak St., Pasadena Don T. Metz, 323 N. Cloverly Ave., Temple City Buford E. Milton, 229 Santa Cruz Rd., Arcadia John P. Mitchell, 917 N. Montgomery St., Alhambra Raymond J. Moore, 1098 Palm Terrace, Pasadena Elbert Morgan, 849 S. Tyler Ave., El Monte Eugene Morgan, 849 S. Tyler Ave., El Monte Paul Neiford, 2326 Valley Blvd., Puente Perry K. Noel, 2314½ Pine St., Garvey M. C. Nottingham, 123 N. Cloverly Ave., Temple City Don B. Newbold, 1407 N. Resemead, East San Gabriel Joseph Owen, 1753 W. Bonita Ave., Azusa James L. Owenby, 250 Winona, Pasadena Tom Palmerton, 17810 Valerio St., Reseda Joseph Paul, 429 La Verne Ave., East Los Angeles Nick Phillips, 858 E. 87th Pl., Los Angeles Joel R. Tyler, 1807 S. El Monte Noah J. Wallen, 1823 H South Pasadena Leonard W. Warren, 140 Centre, Hollywood Robert Wilson, 1136 N. Pasadena Lee H. Woods, 709 E. Monrovia Victor E. Wright, 733 S. Temple City Leon Van Der Wyck, 27ingside St., Pasadena Dick Vierich, 7979½ No Los Angeles William Yancey, 1977 C Pasadena Russell Gruver, 733 S. Encinita, Temple City Lloyd Green, 6909 Albany, Huntington Park Howell Greene, 5920 Tujunga Blvd., No. Hollywood Win Hall, Sr., 1200 Roanoke Rd., San Marino Paul Hansen, 251 N. Craig Ave., Pasadena Clyde Harp, 846 S. Union Ave., Los Angeles Van Harris, 4760 Valley Blvd., Los Angeles Karl L. Hayden, 1012 S. 6th Ave., Arcadia S. J. Henderson, 1016 Albany St., Los Angeles Bert Herpel, 1975 Navaro, Pasadena Raymond A. Hill, 2480 Oak Knoll, San Marino Archie C. Hill, 5918 Gallant St., Bell Gardens J. Ihnat, 3165 Helms Ave., Los Angeles Herman W. Jones, 13542 E. Sunshine Ave., Norwalk Anthony Kalko, 1844 Pasadena Glen Rd., Pasadena A. O. Kelly, 544 N. Rosemead, Temple City Faye Kellems, 733 S. Encinita, Temple City Alexander Klassen, 354 N. Carmelo, Pasadena R. J. Krisman, 4417¾ Burns Ave., Los Angeles Dave Krumme, 811 Whistler Ave., El Monte Ned O. Larsen, 180 E. Commonwealth, Alhambra Joe La Rouche, 631 N. Sunnyslope, Pasadena M. C. Nottingham, 123 N. Cloverly Ave., Temple City Don B. Newbold, 1407 N. Resemead, East San Gabriel Joseph Owen, 1753 W. Bonita Ave., Azusa James L. Owenby, 250 Winona, Pasadena Tom Palmerton, 17810 Valerio St., Reseda Joseph Paul, 429 La Verne Ave., East Los Angeles Nick Phillips, 858 E. 87th Pl., Los Angeles Dale Pursel, 2700 New York Ave., Pasadena Paul W. Roberts, 11 W. Atlanta, Altadena A. L. Rust, 1740 N. Santa Fe, Compton Herb Sagerman, 401 Armada Rd., Arcadia Art Sanders, 1423 Dalia Ave., El Monte Neal E. Saul, 3538 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena Delbert Shand, 7755 Kyle St., Tujunga Leonard Shorey, 840 N. Azusa Ave., Azusa Sheridan Smith, 1515 Tonawanda Ave., Los Angeles D. A. Stomsoe, 1753 W. Bonita Ave., Azusa Ted Straser, 917 W. 9th St., Los Angeles Tom Southern, 21 S. Craig Ave., Pasadena Harry B. Sutton, 4561 Castle Rr., Montrose James A. Tandy, 733 S. Encinita, Temple City J. R. Tulloss, 170 S. Santa Anita, Pasadena BUDGET BALANCING BUY Come and See Our Storewide V SPECIAL! Lynspuns 36" Chambrays & Fast Color Percales Make those smart new summer dresses now. 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Encinita, Temple City Leon Van Der Wyck, 2739 Morningside St., Pasadena Dick Vierich, 7979½ Norton Ave., Los Angeles William Yancey, 1977 Olive Way, Pasadena Wood amendment substituted for its original wording, was adopted by roll call 217 to 203. Mr. Marcan-tonio demanded an engrossed copy, a procedure which delays action one day. Incidentally, Mr. Marcan-tonio offered the only amendment which resembled the campaign promises of the Administration; it received only 37 votes. We met Wednesday noon. Under the rule, the minority is given the motion to recommit. This protects a minority; another feature of the Republic. A committee member makes it, or the leadership indicates the member to make it. A California Republican, I am sorry to report, without consulting the Republican leadership, asked for recognition, and was recognized, to make the motion to recommit, indicating a previous understanding with the Democratic leadership, and thus meeting the letter of the rule, if not the spirit. The vote was 212 to 209, to recommit. Close! Men on both sides, and of both parties, took chances of defeat, in defense of the principle of this government that the Representative, on the Floor, knows what the situation is, and the wording of any bill, and therefore what is best to do about the vote. When pressure groups destroy that, they destroy the Republic. As things stand, the T-H Act is still the law. There is no bill before the House. Mr. Wood has introduced his amendment, as adopted by the House, as a new bill. The Senate may bring out a bill. The chances of house committee action on any bill in the near future are remote. The chairman could hardly risk another attempt to force out a bill without hearings. His committee also has bills on federal aid to education; bills WASHINGTON AS SEEN By Congressman JOHN PHILLIPS (Last week I was discussing the procedures under which the labor-management bill came to the floor of the house. The letter continues:) Under the procedures, amendments could be offered to the Wood amendment by anyone, and on "rising" and becoming Congress again, that amendment could be accepted or rejected by one vote, instead of by votes on individual amendments. The Administration said no amendments were to be accepted to the Lesinski bill. Labor, as well as management wanted amendments. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim 40 For You Now at Ga Under the procedures, amendments could be offered to the Wood amendment by anyone, and on "rising" and becoming Congress again, that amendment could be accepted or rejected by one vote, instead of by votes on individual amendments. The Administration said no amendments were to be accepted to the Lesinski bill. Labor, as well as management, wanted amendments. On Friday, the Administration suddenly reversed its position and brought in a "substitute" for the Wood amendment which included the injunction process and other details not desired by those who supported the Lesinski-administration bill. The Administration had now been on both sides of the argument, which I hope union members will note, and was about to get on a third side, if that is possible. The Administration "quickie" (the Sims amendment) was rejected 183 to 211. The Wood amendment, with its changes, was adopted 210 to 196. Since there are only 171 Republicans, if all of us are well, and present, the bi-partisan vote is evident. The house recessed. Some of the members had to go to New York! Men and women, who had come to Washington to lobby, or to watch the bill's progress, had to pay another week-end's expenses. There was plenty of pressure. 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