anaheim-gazette 1951-04-03

For Results and Quick 7 Annheim Gazette TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Claim Thrown That Calif. Republicans Trying to Grab Seven House Seats WASHINGTON (AP)—Rep. Coller (D-NY) declared today California Republicans are attempting to "grab off" seven more House seats for the GOP under the new House redistricting. Coller, chairman of the House Judiciary committee, named California, Connecticut and Ohio as "hot spots" in the redistricting picture. His committee opens hearing today (10 a.m. EST) on the administration's reapportionment bill. Under the new apportionment, automatic with each 10 year census, California is the big winner. Because of its population increase, it gains seven seats from 23 to 30. "The party in power in the California legislature is attempting, by gerrymander, to grab off seven new seats and jerk them into the Republican column," Coller told newsmen in advance of the hearing. "Gerrymander" is a term used to describe distortion of logical geographical district lines for political purposes. The aim is to assure that the party in control of redistricting will be able to elect as many Congressman as especially in certain sections where there have been complaints." If we accomplish nothing else," he said, "we can alert the people to what's going on around them and let them know something's rotten in Denmark." Before final decision is taken on hearings outside Washington, the committee will hear from state governors. They have been invited to appear here sometime in late April or early May. In launching hearings on an admittedly touchy subject, the committee called as its first witnesses spokesmen for the American Political Science association Senate (Continued from Page 1) had made it clear, he was with drawing the amendment. He had stressed that the Senate ought to back down on its stand that Congress should pass on every deployment of troops to Europe. He argued that would mean Congress would have to take a vote if it was proposed to send (APSA), and the CIO and AFL. The redistricting bill carries out President Truman's request for "proper" reapportionment of the 435 House seats in line with 1950 population figures. In line with Mr. Truman's proposal that Congress get tough where there is "flagrant refusal" by the states to provide "equal representation," the bill does two things: 1. It provides that all districts be composed of "contiguous and compact territory," and that each district contain approximately the same number of persons. A 15 percent variance from the average is allowed. Some Congressmen now represent nearly 1,000,000 persons and others only about 160,000. 2. For the first time, it would put teeth in the redistricting law. The House would be given the right to refuse seats to members elected from states which do not follow these standards. The California situation came in for an airing at the initial committee session. There were indications that it may be only the first of similar redistricting wrangles. Annexation (Continued from Page 1) seeched the City Council of Anaheim for protection of their holdings as one of them stated that annexation to either city was not desirable but joining Anaheim was more preferable. "The several members of our City Council wanted the majority owners of the land in question to place in their petition not less than 150 feet frontage to their property. Under the Fullerton Plan all of their property was arbitrarily included in their annexation procedure. The City Council's request, for tax reasons, was declined, and said City of Anaheim was further beseeched to proceed with the business of annexing the 10 foot strips requested on Orangothorpe and Spadra, and because time was of the essence and the promise that a greater portion of their lands would later be included through annexation; this was done. "Therefore, the responsibility of annexation of the 10 foot strips lies clearly with the majority property owners affected; the City Council acted in behalf of its citizens and friends of the city, and proceeded under two separate proceedings, both in full compliance with the laws of the State of California." In conclusion, the governing body of the City of Anaheim feels formia legislature is attempting, by gerrymander, to grab off seven new seats and jerk them into the Republican column." Celler told newsmen in advance of the hearing. "Gerrymander" is a term used to describe distortion of logical geographical district lines for political purposes. The aim is to assure that the party in control of redistricting will be able to elect as many Congressman as possible. While hitting particularly at California, Celler said other state legislatures also "undoubtedly have been guilty of gerrymandering." He said "some of the districts look like wash hanging out on a windy day." As a result, Celler said, the judiciary committee may hold hearings throughout the country. Senate (Continued from Page 1) had made it clear he was with drawing the amendment. He had stressed that the Senate ought to back down on its stand that Congress should pass on every deployment of troops to Europe. He argued that would mean Congress would have to take a vote if it was proposed to send supporting artillery and engineers to join the six divisions the administration intends to assign to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's North Atlantic defense force. You are going to deprive the American soldier of his Sunday punch," Lodge declared. Before the Senate is a resolution which would endorse the administration's plan to send four Army divisions — about 100,000 men—to serve with the two already in Europe. By a 49 to 43 vote, the Senate put into the resolution yesterday language proposed by Senator McClellan (D-Ark.) to the effect that President Truman should not send any additional troops "without further Congressional approval." Lodge tangled with Senator Taft of Ohio, the Republican policy committee chairman, in urging the Senate to toss out the McClellan amendment. At one point, Lodge said it might even require Congressional action if it was proposed to send 260 men or so to serve in a general corps headquarters under Eisenhower. Taft disputed that. He said the approval of the four divisions would allow for assignment of men to a corps headquarters "on any reasonable interpretation." Lodge retorted: "I'm not just talking out of the top of my head, I have verified this by telephone with people who, with all due respect, are even better qualified to talk about military matters than the Senator from Ohio." Draw Poker (Continued from Page 1) approach by the attorney general had in view the elimination of draw poker. The Airport club was closed after a raid and arrest of eight employees failed to halt operations because a Seal Beach justice persons and others only about 160,000. 2. For the first time, it would put teeth in the redistricting law. The House would be given the right to refuse seats to members elected from states which do not follow these standards. The California situation came in for an airing at the initial committee session. There were indications that it may be only the first of similar redistricting wrangles. Representative Havenner, San Francisco Democrat, told the committee that Republican-controlled California legislature threatened to redistrict him out of office. He said a redistricting bill approved by the California lower House cut off most of his Democratic political stronghold along the San Francisco Bay waterfront, and gave it to Rep. Shelley, his Democratic colleague. The result, Havenner contended, "robs me of most of my political support and probably of my seat in Congress." Havenner said, however, he had "no intention of running against" Shelley in his old district, even though California law does not require residence in the district from which a member is elected. Celler said the California legislature acted "without enough facts on which to base an act that would be fair." He said the census bureau has not published block-by-block population figures on which to base new district boundaries, and won't until July 1. Without such figures, he demanded, "how in thunder could California cut up the cities." Cook Murder (Continued on Page 7) a fender from Walker's car; the latter to determine whether an imprint in the dust came from the woman's corduroy skirt. She was fully clothed when her body was found, except for her brassiere, which was on the ground 100 feet away. She apparently had been shot at the latter spot, and had died trying to crawl back to the highway. Little more than an hour after the slayings of which he is accused. Walker was doing business at a bank 20 miles away. So says Robert G. Moore teller Therefore, the responsibility of annexation of the 10 foot strips lies clearly with the majority property owners affected; the City Council acted in behalf of its citizens and friends of the city, and proceeded under two separate proceedings, both in full compliance with the laws of the State of California. "In conclusion, the governing body of the City of Anaheim feels they are acting within its legal rights and in the best interests of its citizens, and express confidence that the case will be settled in Anaheim's favor." (Signed) CHARLES E. GRIFFITH City Clerk Gauer (Continued from Page 1) vise the administrative setup of the elementary school system to provide a business manager for the valuable school plant and to direct the growing business functions of school management. Another official, on the same administrative level, would be in charge of the educational program of the schools. The business manager-educator system is now in effect in the Anaheim Union High School and is considered in school circles as a progressive system of school administration. If the plan is adopted by the elementary school board it is felt that Gauer would be appointed to the business management in order to make his long experience available for the initiation of the new office and to get it into full operation before the qualifications for retirement. Draw Poker (Continued from Page 1) approach by the attorney general had in view the elimination of draw poker. The Airport club was closed after a raid and arrest of eight employees failed to halt operations because a Seal Beach justice of the peace dismissed charges against the defendants. Officials then threatened to prosecute the club operators on felony charges of conspiracy to violate the state gambling laws if they persisted in operating. The club thereupon closed its doors. RABBIT EXTERMINATION CAMPAIGN SYDNEY (UP)—A disease, encouraged by man and spread by mosquitos, is killing off thousands of unwanted rabbits in Australia. The rabbit-killing disease is myxomatosis. Rabbits infected with the virus become blind and die of starvation. Australians are encouraging the disease because rabbits are a big post here. They roam in millions over the sheep country, devouring enormous quantities of grass that could be used for sheep grazing. A small amount of crushed quick frozen strawberries will make a confectioner's sugar frosting look pretty and taste good. Add the berries after the butter or margarine and sugar have been creamed, then thin as much as necessary with cream. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 12 words) 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 So word 1st day — 1½ thereafter Address, phone number, etc., constitute word. Minimum charge 26c. Dues for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m.; day not publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full any error, by a correct publication of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results Quick Action Always Use Gear Publicans Seats and the CIO and AFL redistricting' bill carriesident Truman's requestreapportionment ofhouse seats in line withvulation figures. with Mr. Truman's pro-att Congress get toughis "flagrant refusal"states to provide "equalation," the bill does twoprovides that all districtsused of "contiguous andterritory," and that eachcontain approximately thenumber of persons. A 15 percance from the averagered. Some Congressmenpresent nearly 1,000,000and others only aboutthe first time, it wouldin the redistricting law.asewould be given therefuse seats to membersfrom states which do notese standards. California situation cameairing at the initial comission. There were indicatethat may be only the first Redistricting wrangles. ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notices GIBSON, ROSETTA C.—of 609W. Center died Apr. 2, age 8k.Survived by one daughter, HazelM. 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