anaheim-gazette 1951-01-26

Underwater Film Disproves 'Silent Deep' Theory; To be Shown Sunday Underwater sounds—never before heard by human ears—are the dramatic subject of a new Moody Bible Institute science film, "Voice of the Deep," to be shown at the Calvary Baptist church, 717 W. Broadway, Sunday (Jan. 28), at 6:30 p.m., according to the Rev. Robert Kevorkian, pastor. Produced in full color and sound by Dr. Irwin A. Moon, the film makes obsolete the old saying about the "silent deep." Gribbald, snapping shrimp, porpoises, croakers and other marine animals are heard for the first time making their unique fish noises into the hydrophone (underwater microphone). Discovery that fish talk was made accidentally during the war. The United States Navy, intending to use the hydrophone to warn of the approach of enemy craft, submerged a network of the delicate instruments into the waters of Chesapeake Bay. But on their first trial, the hydrophones indicated enough noise in the bay for the entire German Navy, thousands of miles away. Baffled, researchers set out to find the cause. Their conclusion disproved a scientific theory that was centuries old, for they found that a school of croakers, not the German Navy, had been responsible for the mysterious sounds. In other words, fish talk! Later investigation into underwater sounds was made by the University of California's division of research. One of the men directing this survey was F. Alton Everest, also associate director of Moody Institute of Science, who provided Dr. Moon with the specialized knowledge necessary for "Voice of the Deep." The 30-minute film follows "God of the Atom" and "God of Creation," earlier scientific productions of Moody Bible Institute, which have been shown to nearly four million people in this country and abroad. Fremont faculty were "did and coffeeed" at the second annual Turkey dinner given by eighth grade cooking classes Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gauer were special guests. Entertainment was provided by Mr. Gauer, who led group singles by Dorothy Thomas, piano solo by Diane Coons, vocal; Marilyn Richards, with a flue solo; Diane Selfridge, with a Batch route and a game of charades with teachers acting out the songs. Election of student body office was held at Fremont today in the 8th grades social studies classes. Nominees for office were Sato Muro, Jimmy Owenbey and JoAnn Hannon for presidee Mike Beach, Frank Doretti and Glenda Smith for vice-president Zoe Fort and Dorothy Thomas secretary; Gloria Taylor, Marilyn Richards and Fred Fischle treasurer. Next big event scheduled is the Fremont students is the Faith and Son banquet to be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, in the school cafeteria. Statistics have it this way: "only two things are sure, dead and taxes." They forgot report cards. The end of the semester at Fremont approaches with this coming Wednesday and that is to submerged a network of the delicate instruments into the waters of Chesapeake Bay. But on their first trial, the hydrophones indicated enough noise in the bay for the entire German Navy, thousands of miles away. Baffled, researchers set out to find the cause. Their conclusion disproved a scientific theory that was centuries old, for they found that a school of croakers, not the German Navy, had been responsible. Wanted to Buy Used Corrugated Iron Sheets 8 ft. long. Must be in good condition. Phone 4274 Garnets, like rubies, and sapphires, are sometimes starred. But the star of the garnet, instead of being six-rayed, as in the sapphire and ruby usually has four rays. New Silver Anniversary Ponti SEE IT TODAY! New and Beautiful Proven that Dollar for Dollar you can't be The Car Proves it by its Beauty and Performance! The Price Proves it by its Downright Value! 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A. were special guests. ertainment was provided by aauer, who led group singing; norothy Thomas, plano solo; coons, vocal; Marilynords, with a flue solo; Dixie edge, with a Batch routine; game of charades with thears acting out the songs. action of student body officers held at Fremont today in 7th8th grades social studies.Nominees for office wereMuro, Jimmy Owenbey andHannon for president;Beach, Frank Doretti anda Smith for vice-president;port and Dorothy Thomas for Mary; Gloria Taylot, Marilynords and Fred Fischle forerer. big event scheduled by remont students is the Father on banquet to be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, in the school room. istics have it this way —two things are sure: death taxes." They forgot report end of the semester at Fre-approaches with this com-mendnesday, and that is the Episcopal Meet (Continued from Page 3) gave their annual addresses outlining goals for the diocese. Mr. Joseph Thompson will next speak about the first convention business session on Wednesday when Anaheim delegates were delighted to hear that the mission they have sponsored in Norwalk was admitted as a full diocesan mission with the name, "The Church of the Incarnation." Next Mrs. Joseph Thompson will tell about the convention dinner on Wednesday night when the Episcopal City Mission society was in charge of the program. The Rev. John K. Saville, rector of St.Michael's and secretary of this society, was one of the speakers and told about the visitations made at the Orange County hospital by two of the volunteers of the society, Mrs. R. W. Balch andMrs. E. J. Naffziger. Finally, Mr. Donald Herring will tell about the Thursday business session when the Committee on Strategy reported plans for meeting the challenge of the tremendous growing population ofSouthern California. A new wing for the Good Samaritan hospital,a new Diocesan House for the Administration of the Diocese and a special loan from the National Council to help new missionary work were some of the items. Another delegate who will make his report not at St.Michael's but at the new mission in Norwalk is Mr. Jeffrey Palin. Mr.Palin, a la reader at St.Michael's is primarily responsible for Anaheim Man Gets Ride Home, Then Gets Robbed Salvador Prado, 232½ E. Sycamore st., was the unwilling recipient of an expensive ride home last night. Prado told police today that he was forced into a car last night and was driven to his home, but after he got there two of his companion then proceeded to empty his pockets. Prado said that he had been given a ride from Placentia to Anaheim and had disembarked on W. Center st., to start walking toward home. Midway there,the same car—a light green, 1936 two door Ford sedan—came by andthe four men inside offered to take him the rest of the way home. When he declined the offer, Prado told police, he was hauled inside and taken there, anyway. Two men got out with him at that point, walked up the driveway, emptied his pockets,and left. His cash loss was only $1.50, according to the police, but he also was robbed of a cigarette lighter, valued at $12. KOREAN WAR Continued from Page 1 on a line parallel to Osan., 10 miles south of Suwon, and swept through Suwon. His report of a12-mile gain indicated the doughboys had thrust at least two miles northbound. Anaheim, G. Growth Win - 20-30 Award 20-30 Ten Cities, sub-districtmet last night for one of thri-annual meetings at the LaClub House in Yorba Lindachicken dinner t 7:30 p.m.ceded the business meetingturing Ed Kirby, of the FedBureau of Investigation, as gspeaker. Anaheim club was awardedquarterly attendance bannerGarden Grove won temporarysession of the "Whopper Gavelfor 100 per cent attendancenight. The "Whopper Gavel" wasinitiated in 1936. It is 4 feet1and weighs about 35 pounds.Ahelm won it at the last meetingbefore giving it up, Ralph Sperrejuvenated it with varnishpolish. Regular meeting next Mondayevening at Lum's cafe. Three members will be initiated atmeeting. They are George Loney,Fay Foulkerson andJWingert. 10-Nation Meet Continued from Page 1 service forces if strikes threatvital communications. The European army's first chwould be to make armed streem—land, sea and air—availableGen.Dwight D. Elsenhower'slantic Pact army. The French scheme,sometimecalled the "Pleven plan" formier Rene Pleven, in no waywiththe Atlantic Post 10-Nation Meet Continued from Page 1 service forces if strikes threaten vital communications. The European army's first chie would be to make armed streng—land, sea and air—available Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's lantic Pact army. The French scheme, sometime called the "Pleven plan" for mer Rene Pleven, in no way offlicts with the Atlantic Pact p KOREAN WAR Continued from Page 1 on a line parallel to Osan., 10 miles south of Suwon, and swept through Suwon. His report of a 12-mile gain indicated the doughboys had thrust at least two miles north beyond Suwon. The correspondent described it as a "one-two-punch" by battle-tested and renowned outfits. They found the streets of Suwon virtually deserted. The old walled city was a heap of smouldering ruins. The Eighth Army communique said only minor resistance was encountered on the flanks, while resistance stiffened in the center, but it disclosed no details. Aggressive American patrolling, such as had preceded the two-corp punch, continued forward of the attack line Friday. Becker said the patrol which led the way through Suwon ran into varying opposition two miles from Suwon as it sought for the main red strength in that sector. Christian Moslem Film Shown at W.T. "South of the Clouds," a natural-color motion picture depicting the life story of a Moslem girl in the Near East who accepted Christianity and faced complex social issues as a consequence, will be shown at the regular 7 o'clock evening service Sunday night at the White Temple Methodist church. This film marks the fourth in a series of programs on the Near East in conjunction with the annual School of Missions being conducted for four different age-groups in the church each Sunday night during January. The picture is a new missionary education production which has won widespread acclaim wherever it has been previewed. The public is invited. In the morning service at 11 o'clock, Rev. Frank E. Butterworth will preach on the theme, "Drenched With a Dream." The Anniversary Montiac Christian Science Topic 'Truth' The healing power of Truth will be considered in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Science churches. This citation from the Psalms is the Golden Text: "I will praise thee, O Lord, among the people; for thy mercy is great above the heavens; and thy truth reaches unto the clouds" (108:3,4). Lesson-Sermon selections include Paul's counsel to Timothy, "Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (II Tim. 2:15). A correlative passage from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy points out: "If the student adheres strictly to the teachings of Christian Science and ventures not to breaks its rules, he cannot fail of success in healing. It is Christian Science to do right and nothing short of right-doing, has any claim to the name (p. 448). CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Sold at ... Bigler Pharmacy 201 W. Center Ann 2420 HERMAN SCHAFER Schafer Buys Into Heying Drugstore Herman Schafer, long-time Anaheim resident and pharmacist, recently purchased an interest in the Heying Rexall pharmacy, 144 W. Center st., Anaheim, he revealed yesterday. He will be associated with Oscar Heying as partner and acting manager. Schafer started in the drug business in 1931. He has been employed in local stores and operated his own pharmacy in Orange for four years. He resides with his wife, Mildred, and their two children, Stephen, 13, and Sally, 11, at 534 S. Clementine st., Anaheim. Mrs. Schafer is a native of this city. Bethel Presents Evangelist Meet Evangelistic meetings are continuing at Bethel Baptist church located at the corner of Broadway and Lemon sts. Each night until Wednesday, Jan. 31, Rev. Pfeifer brings his Felt-O-Scene pictures and a heart-searching message direct from the word of God. Special music and singing is provided each evening. The meetings are scheduled at 7:30 p.m. with the closing night at 7 p.m. The Sunday meetings are as follows: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school at which Rev. H. Pfeifer will speak to the entire school; 10:45 a.m. morning worship service; 8:30 p.m. BYF and CBY; 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service. The topics of the messages on Sunday are "God's Will to Know, to Do" and "Scriptural Reasons for the Death of Christ" respectively. Rev. Pfeifer will also speak to the young people at the 6:30 o'clock hour. On Saturday, at 2 p.m., there will be a children's meeting at the Freeway Park Sunday school. Rev. Pfeifer says that he loves children and would like to see many of them in this community come to the children's meeting. Tommy's Tips All canaries sold on 30 day exchange privilege. TOMMY WATTS' Anaheim Feed and Seed Co. (Across from Fox Theatre) 242 W. CENTER-ANAHEIM 10-Nation Meet Continued from Page 1 e forces if strikes threaten communications. European army's first chore be to make armed strength sea and air—available to Dwight D. Eisenhower's AtPact army. 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