anaheim-gazette 1960-05-05

A2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, May 5, 1960) ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AFRILLIATE MEMBER GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. BERT J. ABRAHAM President MRS. HENRY KUCHEL Vice-President THEODORE KUCHEL Secretary-Treasurer SENATOR THOS. KUCHEL Director BERT J. ABRAHAM and TED KUCHEL Co-Publishers NEW PHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. OPEN LETTER Legislature Should Look Into L. B. Federal Seizure May 4, 1960 HONORABLE CRAIG HOSMER. Member of Congress, Washington, D.C. Legislature Should Look Into L. B. Federal Seizure May 4, 1960 HONORABLE CRAIG HOSMER, Member of Congress, Washington, D.C. Dear Craig: It is with great pleasure that this opportunity arises for me to say hello to you again and to wish you well in the present campaign of yours. You and I, in the coming campaign must make every effort to see that the American citizens are properly represented and their interests protected by the shelter of the basic principles of our Republican party platform; reliance in our legislative and judicial system; belief in the spirit of free enterprise; a government of the people, for the people and not for government by bureaucrats. Recently, as you know, in the city of Long Beach a Federal bureau, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board declared an existing emergency; moved in at the closing hours of the work week and seized the Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association. The Association, a long established financial institution, with stated assets of one hundred million dollars or more grew to this stature under management of the deposed officers and directors from an asset picture in 1948 of approximately twelve million dollars. Charges and counter charges extensively aired in the press are not matters within my qualifications or knowledge to rightfully judge, but there are some factors in this situation that give cause for much thought and much grave doubt as to such an action by this bureau of the Federal Government as properly representing the principles of our great Republican Party and, Craig, when I say this I refer specifically to the manner and mode in which this seizure was effected; to the scare press releases that without doubt will cause great loss to the depositors; to the conceded fact that the Federal Home Loan Bank Board's charges were known to them for an extended period of time previous to the seizure; and if these charges were in fact such as to constitute an emergency and could be substantiated, why had the Federal Home Loan Bank Board not acted long before to protect the depositors interests; to the arbitrary and almost immediate release of some 100 out of 125 employees of the Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association—many with years of service in all steps of the work—just citizens of this area doing their jobs with families to support cast aside with no opportunity for them to establish their merit, and certainly no opportunity for the seizing bureau to establish the ability or lack of ability that ordinarily employers use to determine eligibility for employment. Craig, I have a number of thoughts in mind in bringing this matter to your attention. One that perhaps you might be able to expedite action in placing this matter in a position that it can be judged on its merits as to charges and counter charges by an unprejudiced authoritative body or individual. Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association—many with years of service in all steps of the work—just citizens of this area doing their jobs with families to support cast aside with no opportunity for them to establish their merit, and certainly no opportunity for the seizing bureau to establish the ability or lack of ability that ordinarily employers use to determine eligibility for employment. Craig, I have a number of thoughts in mind in bringing this matter to your attention. One that perhaps you might be able to expedite action in placing this matter in a position that it can be judged on its merits as to charges and counter charges by an unprejudiced authoritative body or individual rather than delay in the hands of a bureau who naturally is interested in protecting its own actions. Second, I had the thought in mind that we might release this letter that you are now reading to our newspapers so that our readers might have an opportunity to know that in cases of this kind you, as their representative, can be called upon to investigate and to act whenever and wherever the people's interests are at stake. Third, I wish to convey to you a general feeling of unease that this action has created in the minds of both depositors and management of Savings and Loan Associations and Banking Institutions who also could be at a moment's notice subjected to comparable situations. The details and ramifications of this matter are of such magnitude that it can only be explored by proper and thorough immediate investigation by those, who within your knowledge, are qualified and legally empowered to do so. I do hope that you will give this your earnest attention. I will appreciate it if you will advise me of your feelings and action in this matter. It is our intention to editorialize on this, and we will mail copies on publication. We hope that you will find time on your next visit to our area to drop in and say hello. Cordially, your friend, B. J. ABRAHAM BJA/wml EHLERS BIKE SHOP 614 East Center—Anohheim—KE 53231 LAWN MOWERS AND SAWS SHARPENED SCHWINN BICYCLE SALES and SERVICE Heim Ebell Drama Unit Hosts Canyon Juniors Members of the Anaheim Anaheim Section and guests, of the Canyon Junior Club, were delighted by station of a one-act comDevil on Stills," authorence Ryerson and Conts. The cast included Mrs. Joe Thompson, James Corrigan, and McGrew. It took place with Mrs. a named senior leader; William Willcockson, junnior; Mrs. Jack Zirkel, secnd; Mrs. George Glanzner. There disclosed for a three to be given next fall by Sim Ebell Players, to be by Mrs. Joe Thompson. THE ORIGINAL PRODUCtion "Women of the Bible" was given for the Canyon Women's Club this week. The cast included: Eve, Mrs. Kenneth Stromquist; Rachel, Mrs. C. L. Lentz; Sarah, Miss Bessie Elkins; Naomi, Mrs. W. P. Shira; Ruth, Mrs. Bernard Jordan; Pilate's wife, Mrs. George Fowler; Mary Magdalene, Mrs. James Corrigan; Deborah, Mrs. F. B. Callan; and Narrator, Mrs. Carl Berneker. Other club plans include attendance at theater for the May program and a swim party and luncheon in June at the summer home of Mrs. John Bovee. These events will conclude the year's activities. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Stromquist, Mrs. F. B. Cal- Speakers Selected For Four outstanding sophomores at Fullerton Junior College were selected this week to serve as graduation speakers for Commencement ceremonies. Fullerton JC Commencement, to be held in the district stadium, is set for June 17. Following the custom of many years, graduating students deliver the Commencement addresses for FJC ceremonies, each speaking to some aspect of a central theme. Named as graduation speakers ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 ANOTHER NEW SAFEWAY --- 12761 HARBOR BLVD., AT SAFEWAY Low, Low Prices ... plus Blue Chip Stamps FRANKS Safeway Tender All-Meat 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ CHICKENS These tender young chickens will "melt in your mouth" SPAR Young Chicken Small Soleway Tender All-Meat 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ These tender young chickens will "smelt in your mouth!" Young Chicken Broilers Split or quartered for easy broiling. 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Vanilla Wafers Busy Baker Quality Cookies 7-oz. pkg. 19¢ Jack Cheese Safeway Monterey Crunk or Sticks lb. 59¢ Fresh Bread Mrs. Wright's Butter and Egg 15-oz. leaf 25¢ Skylark Buns Hot Dog or Barbecue phq. of 8 31¢ Marcal Napkins Regular Size 2 phq. of 80 27¢ Wax Paper Kitchen Charm Heavy Wax 100-ft. roll 21¢ Fonda White Plates 9-Inch Size phq. of 40 59¢ Van Camp Tenderoni 2 6-oz. phq. 27¢ Biscuits Mrs. Wright's Buttermilk or Plain 3 8-oz. phq. 25¢ Cheez-It Crackers Baked by Sunshine 6½-oz. phq. 19¢ Mushrooms Erland's Pieces & Stems 2 2-oz. cans 29¢ Dog-E-Stu Balanced Pet Ration 2 14½-oz. cans 33¢ Scamper Liquid Detergent for Dishes 12-oz. cans 35¢ Shasta Beverages Asst. Flavors 10 10-oz. cans 89£ Nehi Beverages Asst. Flavors 10 10-oz. cans 89£ Cragmont Beverages 10 12-oz. cans 85£ Brown Derby Beer 6 12-oz. cans 79£ 12 pack, $1.55; 24 pack, $2.99 (Beer sold only in Licensed Safeways) BIG NEW ANAHEIM SAFEWAY 3170 W. LINCOLN NOW OPEN Kers Selected For Fullerton JC Graduation Event ousting sophomores at Junior College were seis week to serve as gradspeakers for Commencemonies. JC Commencement, to in the district stadium, is June 17. Following the cusmany years, graduating deliver the Commenceaddresses for FJC ceremoh speaking to some aspect tral theme. as graduation speakers SPECIAL $3.95 PERMANENT (With This Coupon) MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY—MAY 9, 10, 11 STUDENT WORK ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 218 E. CENTER ANAHEIM PR 4-3561 BROR BLVD., GARDEN GROVE COOKS FOR MOM! SPARERIBS Better buy plenty! They'll be coming back for seconds! 'BURGERS Who wants carver's champagne when they can have broiled burgers? Small Pork Safeway Quality Better buy plenty! They'll be coming back for seconds! Small Pork Spareribs Cut from small size eastern porkers. Lean and tender. 1 to 3-lb. average. lb. 49¢ Who wants carver's champagne when they can have broiled burgers? 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The kernels are plump and tender, ears well filled, no worm scars or dry ends. Must be Sweet, Tender Golden Ears Of Corn Our Safeway buyers have personally selected this corn as the finest, most fully matured to be found on the market today. The kernels are plump and tender, ears well filled, no worm scars or dry ends. Must be seen to be appreciated. A First of the Season Treat at Safeway! 4 ear 25¢ Dozen Ears 69¢ mother's Day! ure Roses (For Mother's Extra Gift), or outdoors. Ideal as window y to care for. (Requires sun) 59¢ Grapefruit California Pink Coachella Grown s. 12¢ Red Radishes For the Perfect Salad bunch 5¢ Green Onions For Saled or Sandwiches bunch 5¢ Ripe Tomatoes Full 2-lb. Tote Basket 2-lb. basket 49¢ Fuerte Avocados Extra Large Size each 10¢ Winesap Apples Wash. State Extra Fancy 4-lb. bag 49¢ Mushrooms Adds extra flavor to meat dishes Vs.-lb. 49¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thursday thru Sunday, May 5, 6, 7, 8, 1960 SAFEWAY Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco or alcoholic beverages. Collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve right to limit and merchant. Merchandise sold in quantities as advertised. NOW OPEN—LINCOLN AT WESTERN 135 S. LEMON