anaheim-gazette 1949-05-19

Senator Tenney Faces Removal As Chairman, Un-American Committee Publisher of Newsletter Noted for its Attacks On Members Opposing Tenney’s Bills Discovered As High-Salaried Employee of Senate Committee Sacramento (WNS)—Discovery that the editor of a publication which has been attacking members of the legislature is actually an employee at a high salary of a state senate committee touched off a spark here which may result in the removal of a member of the senate as chairman of that committee. The editor is Edward H. Gibbons, publisher of a newsletter purportedly devoted to exposing subversive activities. He has been employed by the Senate Committee investigating un-American activities at a salary of $220 per week since March 13. Author of Loyalty Bills The Senator is Jack B. Tenney of Los Angeles, chairman of the committee, and author of a number of measures prescribing loyalty oaths for various public employees, candidates for office, union officials, and members of the State Bar Association. Through the use of this publication, Gibbons has on several occasions linked the names of members of the legislature with those of avowed communists. The names so linked have invariably been those who have expressed disagreement with Tenney’s proposals. Indignation was running high this opposition is indicated through his recent statements to the effect he is considering retirement from the committee. It has been rumored that the senate rules committee does not intend to re-appoint him to the committee if it is continued. Asked about this he stated he has devoted ten years to the committee and can no longer afford to continue. He said he is considering retiring from the committee to spend full time in the practice of law. The question to be involved in the inquiry, which, it has been indicated, will be demanded, is the propriety of a senator placing on the state payroll an editor who is attacking members of the legislature apparently because they do not agree with that senator. State Officer at Cypress-Magnolia Meeting Tonight Frank Pierce, public relations director of the state farm bureau is to be the speaker and song leader at the meeting of the Cypress-Magnolia Farm Center this (Thursday) evening, May 19, at 6:30 o’clock at the Magnolia school. Ruth Stoufer, from Amana, Iowa and nationally known home economist will demonstrate how to save money and food by deep-freezing. Miss Stoufer is slated to give tips on how to select, prepare and enjoy frozen foods. Entertainment will be provided by a trio of girl baton twirlers. The usual pot-luck dinner will be served at 6:30 with each person asked to bring a meat, salad or vegetable dish large enough to serve 10 people. NEWPORT BEACH ANNEXES NEW 15 ACRE TRACT BER of measures prescribing loyalty oaths for various public employees, candidates for office, union officials, and members of the State Bar Association. Through the use of this publication, Gibbons has on several occasions linked the names of members of the legislature with those of avowed communists. The names so linked have invariably been those who have expressed disagreement with Tenney's proposals. Indignation was running high among many of the senators today upon the disclosure that Gibbons is an employee, on a contract basis, of the committee. Intimidation of Members They feel that Tenney has used senate funds to intimidate mem- opposition of late with his so-called anti-communist legislation. During the week an issue of the Gibbons publication linked the names of a number of members of the legislature with avowed communists. The members so linked were among those who have expressed opposition to the Tenney program. Storm of Resentment If an investigation is demanded, and it appears likely in view of the fact that 20 senators have opposed the final measure of a series which had been presented by Tenney, it will bring to a head a storm of resentment against the Los Angeles solon which has been quietly brewing here for the past several weeks. That Tenney has been aware of NEWPORT BEACH ANNEXES NEW 15 ACRE TRACT Sacramento, (WNS) — Annexation of new territory to the City of Newport Beach was filed with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan. The annexation is described as uninhabited first addition to Newport Heights, containing approximately 15 acres. SAFEWAY SPECIAL VALUES! Effective Thru Saturday, May 21, 1949, in Safeway Stores in Orange Co. PINEAPPLE CALIFORNIA MORNING FANCY CRUSHED 14-oz. can 19¢ CHERUB MILK 2 small cans 11¢ tall can 11¢ LARGE EGGS GRADE A OAK GLEN, FRESH dozen 57¢ CHEDDAR CHEESE MILD lb. 43¢ BEET SUGAR 5-lb. bag 43¢ 10-lb. bag 85¢ BREAD MRS. WRIGHT'S SLICED WHITE OR WHEAT standard loaf 13¢ standard large loaf 18¢ FRYERS U.S. INSPECTED CHICKENS EVISCERATED, CUT UP lb. 63¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET FULLY TRIMMED lb. 45¢ BEEF ROAST SEVEN BONE OR BOUND BONE END OF ROUND BONE ROAST lb. 45¢ BEEF SHORT RIBS lb. 21¢ PIECE BACON WHOLE, FULL HALF, OR END 39¢ FRYERS EVISCERATED, CUT UP lb. 63¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET FULLY TRIMMED lb. 45¢ BEEF ROAST SEVEN BONE OR ROUND BONE END OF ROUND BONE ROAST lb. 45¢ BEEF SHORT RIBS lb. 21¢ PIECE BACON WHOLE, FULL HALF, OR END (CENTER LB. 43.c) lb. 39¢ HEN TURKEYS FRESH, N.Y. DRESSED lb. 39¢ Boiling Beef Plate meat. lb. 15¢ Smoked Picnics Excellent for baking. lb. 37£ Lamb Shoulder To roast. Square cut. lb. 59£ Pure Lard In 1-lb. cartons. lb. 17£ Sliced Bacon Grade A. Layer pack. lb. 49£ Ham Shanks Full third of ham. lb. 45£ Bologna Large or small, sliced. lb. 39£ Cod Fillet Pan ready. No waste. lb. 35£ FRESH CORN COACHELLA GOLDEN lb. 13£ LETTUCE NORTHERN GROWN SOLID, CLEAN HEADS lb. 4£ NEW POTATOES NO. 1 LARGE WHITE ROSE lb. 3½£ Cucumbers Long, green, crisp. lb. 10£ Green Onions ALSO RADISHES. lb. 5£ Green Peas Sweet, Full pods, Fresh. lb. 9£ Yellow Onions Mild, Medium size. lb. 5£ Italian Squash Local, Medium size. lb. 7£ Carrots Tops off, Freshly pulled. lb. 5£ Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Private Airplanes To Be Licensed Sacramento (WNS) — License fees for private airplanes were approved by the state assembly this week. Under provision of a bill sponsored by Assemblyman Lester McMillan, a two per cent fee will be charged on the assessed value of all private planes within the state excepting those owned by scheduled commercial airlines. McMillan said this will be the same type of "in lieu" tax as is now applied to automobiles. McMillan, who headed the assembly interim committee investigating air facilities throughout the state said that aircraft have long been escaping taxation because county assessors did not have the proper machinery within their offices to levy the taxes. Out of over 8,000 privately owned airplanes in California only approximately 5,000 are now taxed, McMillan said. The tax money will be placed in a special aircraft fee fund. Funds will be returned to the counties to pay for development of new aircraft facilities in the same proportion as planes are registered in the county. NEW BUENA PARK CITIZEN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Owen of 6171 East La Palma avenue, Buena Park, are the parents of a son weighing eight pounds and twelve ounces born Monday, May 16, at Fullerton Cottage hospital. It Pays To Advertise In The Gazette Assembly Passes Salary Boosts for County Officials Sacramento, (WNS)—The state assembly on Friday took final legislative action on a bill granting salary increases to Orange county supervisors, the district attorney and county auditor. The bill must now go to Governor Warren for signature before enactment into law. The house approved a measure which will raise the supervisors pay from an annual $3,000 to $3,600. The district attorney will receive $7,800 in place of his present $7,200 salary and the auditor $6,900 instead of $6,300. The bill authorizing the increase was introduced by Senator Clyde Watson, Orange, and co-sponsored through the assembly by assemblyman Earl Stanley, Balboa. It has the prior approval of both the supervisors and the county grand jury. REDLANDS CONTRACTOR LOW BIDDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ORANGE GUARD ARMORY Sacramento (WNS) — L. P. Sherer of Redlands was low bidder for construction of five armories for the California National Guard at Corona, Montebello, Orange, Oxnard and Redlands, it was announced by the State Division of Architecture. The bid was $358,160. GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Paul Gomez of Placentia and Rebecca Victoria Alvarado of Anaheim, were issued a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana last week-end. NEW BUENA PARK CITIZEN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Owen of 6171 East La Palma avenue, Buena Park, are the parents of a son weighing eight pounds and twelve ounces born Monday, May 16, at Fullerton Cottage hospital. It Pays To Advertise In The Gazette GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Paul Gomez of Placentia and Rebecca Victoria Alvarado of Anaheim, were issued a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana last week-end. 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