anaheim-gazette 1950-07-28

Presbyterian Choir Offers Ice Cream With Bach Tonight A Fred Waring arrangement of the "Nut Cracker Suite," a Bach cantata, and homemade ice cream and cake will highlight a special program to be presented at the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim tonight. The public is invited. Under direction of Minister of Music Arnold Lewerenz, the program gets under way at 8 p.m., with Bach presentation. The bright and humorous "Nut Cracker Suite" will be offered after the audience has adjourned to small tables. The performance will be the final program given locally by Lewerenz, who leaves shortly for Riverside to take up a position with the Baptist church. He has served as Presbyterian church minister of music for the past three years. Go To Church Sunday FREE — ESTIMATES — We Will PAINT Your— BEDROOM $15 LIVING ROOM $18 DINING ROOM $15 ENAMEL Your— BATHROOM $12 KITCHEN $20 Talent Night (Continued from Page 1) double gourd. "Hula lolo," the crazy dance, features a Val Moore artist from San Francisco, Charles Webb, only male member of the cast. Starring are Dolores Poole, Mary and Doris Rouland, Carol Ann Dunbar, LeRay Williamson, Patti Wood and Hazel Schachner. Thomas Willis of Margaret Buttree's Studio will play two recital numbers, the "Concert Etude" and a Polka by Shostakovitch. A guest artist at numerous recitals throughout Southern California, Orange county folk may remember that Willis appeared at last year's Orange County Fair. Two voilin selections by Kenneth Sorenson, accompanied by Tommy Williams, will be featured from the Anaheim Conservatory of Music under the direction of Mrs. A. Siegel. Included also is a piano number by Regina Zirkelbach. From the same studio ever-popular Dolores Giardino will sing "Romance," "Mona Lisa" and "Dearie." She will be accompanied by her sister, Teresa. At the insistence of her enthusiastic fellow students, that popular blonde majorette, Jo Burdick, who heads the Anaheim high school band, winner of many inter-scholastic awards, is slated to strut her stuff. Late addition to the Richards-Martin lineup also includes three young ladies who play the accordion: Carolyn Lenz, Nancy Barthemes, and Mary Tucker. Their numbers will be: "Mexican Hat-dance," "12th Street Rag," "Washington Post" and "La Spagnola." ARMOR FINDS A HOME LOS ANGELES (P)—The Thirteenth Armored Division has found a place to go. Paint Your Bedroom $15 Living Room $18 Dining Room $15 ENAMEL Your Bathroom $12 Kitchen $20 Any Specified Material Used We Furnish Everything Complete! Phone 6475 or 5206 Late addition to the Richards-Martin lineup also includes three young ladies who play the accordion: Carolyn Lenz, Nancy Barthemes, and Mary Tucker. Their numbers will be: "Mexican Hat-dance," "12th Street Rag," "Washington Post" and "La Spagnola." ARMOR FINDS A HOME LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Thirteenth Armored Division has found a place to go. The Los Angeles group started for Camp Pendleton two days ago but was halted at Santa Ana and informed that Pendleton was filled to capacity. The Thirteenth and its tanks is going to get reservist training at Camp Cooke, near Lompoc. Brig. Gen. James T. Roberts, division commander, said tanks and equipment will move on Camp Cooke next Monday. The Reservists will be on hand from August 6 to 20. IS IT TRUE? A CONCHOLOGIST IS A COLLECTOR OF SHELLSMY! MY! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN— YOU SURE CAN, SAY THAT AGAIN, PROFESSOR. TRUE FALSE You are sure of satisfaction when you come to Five Points Liquor Store. We are always dependable. 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President Truman has ordered the extension for 12 months of all enlistments in the Armed Services, affecting nearly 300,000 due to expire before next July. About 44,000 of these are in the Pacific area. The Army extended by six months, effective August 31, the tour of duty of all personnel in foreign service except for the Far East command, where officers and men will be held as long as may be necessary. NATION at Glance (Continued from Page 1) governor said he will try to get the three cities to agree on the order the tests will be held. He will be up to the cities themselves to sponsor the A-bomb exercises. Warren, flying in from Los Angeles, said he discussed the test with Paul Larsen, National Security Resources Board official when he was here recently and again at the Seattle A-bomb drill run several weeks ago. SAN DIEGO — Residents of San Diego and California's Imperial Valley got a repeated shaking today — five separate earthquakes were recorded here and four at El Centro: No damage was reported. The shocks also were reported felt as far east as Yuma, Arizona and Parker Dam. There were several cases of falling plaster reported in homes at Drawley, El Centro and Westminster in the Imperial Valley. Several Brawley grocery stores reported stocks falling off shelves. One Westminster woman said the jolts smashed her chinaware. NEW YORK—A sparkling advance in General Motors common stock highlighted a generally higher market today. Buying interest in GM was stimulated by the company's June quarter report. The company’s profits were the largest for any concern in American corporate history. GM advanced $3 a share to $84.25 at one time. The extreme rise was cut down in late dealings. Chrysler was another strong spot. GM and other motor stocks have been under pressure in recent sessions, presumably because of concern over the effects of an excess profits tax on GM earnings and dividends. NIGHT—Singin' Sam the Kit Kat man is one star in the galaxy of talent that lights the way at the Optimist's Talent Night program tonight at La Palma Park. Sam's slated antillating selections as his share of the show. BRUSSELS IN SECOND DAY OF ANTI-LEOPOLD RIOTS AND STRIKES BRUSSELS, Belgium (P)—Mobs of anti-Leopold demonstrators raged through the streets of Brussels today, attacking streetcars and taxis which still ran in defiance of the general strike order protesting the return of the king. It was the second straight day of violence in the capital. By midafternoon the anti-Leopold action squads had managed to stall most of the 100 streetcars which, operated by pro-Leopold workers, had tried to run the gantlet. The Belgian cabinet was in almost continuous session throughout the day. WHITE BARN GRAND SATURDAY & ORANGE COUNTY'S FINE AUCTION MART • BUY OWN PRICE • TREMENDO • Jewelry • Silverware • Furs • Dinner Sets • Luggage • Hardware • Appliances • Bric-a-Brac • Bicycles • Toasters Vern Hays, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes, 918 N. Lemon, has accepted a teaching-coaching job at John Muir Junior High school, Burbank. Hays will teach physical education and social studies. A native of Anaheim, Hays graduated from AUHS in 1941. At the high school he received awards in tennis and track. Hays enlisted in the Navy Air Corps following two years at Fullerton Junior college. He was discharged in 1945 following service in the South Pacific. On his return he enrolled at UCLA where he received his general secondary credentials last February. He took his Masters Degree in Education in June. Accompanying Hays to Burbank will be his wife, the former Jean Truxaw, and daughter Terry. No peer enters Britain's House of Lords with his gloves on when the king is present. General MacArthur's statement of a day or so ago that he was confident of ultimate victory. BRITISH WAR OFFICE ALERTS RESERVISTS LONDON (P)—The War Office announced tonight it is alerting British Army reserves for a call-up. It also suspended the release of all Regular Army personnel whose normal term of service is expiring. A statement by the War Office said the move is "a result of the decision to send land forces to Korea." Similar steps already had been taken by the Royal Navy. Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell told the House of Commons two days ago the Army and Royal Air Force might have to follow suit. The War Office order is effected next Tuesday. Last Family Service Set for This Sunday The last 9:30 a.m., family service for the summer will be held this Sunday morning at St. Michael's Episcopal church. The service will also constitute the fast service presided over by the Rev. John K. Saville, prior to a vacation trip to Oregon. Starting August 6, the Rev. Will J. Hatcher of Santa Ana will officiate at services and continue throughout the month of August. Only two Sunday services will be held, the regular 8 a.m., communion and the regular 10:30 a.m., morning service. Sermon topic for this Sunday is "The Hilltops of Life." Holy Communion will be held as usual at 8 a.m. A colored film strip entitled "The Littlest Camel" will highlight the final 9:30 a.m., family service. impartial ESCROW SERVICE Yours at any branch of Bank of America. When you buy or sell, be sure... insist on Bank of America for escrow. Bank of America NATIONAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION AUCTION ND OPENING. day & Sunday 1p.m. ENTY'S FIRST MAJOR T • BUY AT YOUR REMENDOUS STOCKS Silverware Inner Sets Hardware Eric-a-Brac Oasters Antiques TV Sets Watches Radios Clocks Tools Lamps "What Am I Bid?" Silverware Inner Sets Hardware Eric-a-Brac Oasters 11800 So. 101 ORANGE DRIVE IN THEATRE ACROSS STREET ORANGE CITY LIMITS 2 BLKS. CHAPMAN AVE. 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