anaheim-gazette 1953-03-12

Clarence Garcia Reenlists in MC Sgt. Clarence D. Garcia, 23, after twice serving in the armed forces, has once more shown his loyalty to his country by enlisting HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 In the United States marine reserve. Service is a family affair to the sergeant, for his wife is now stationed at McClellan air force base and is an A/2c with the 1065th USAF Comm. squadron. Sgt. Garcia has had duty in the Far East, Guam and recently in Korea. While in the Far East with the air force, he excelled as a football player and track man. He is the son of Clarence R. Garcia and is residing at 19651 East Esperanza, Anaheim, and is employed by Choli Air force base as an engineering draftsman. Sgt. Garcia will take his training at 851 Chavez raving road, Los Angeles, where the marine corps reserve training center is located. JUST RECEIVED — A BIG SHIPMENT OF "COSTUME JEWELRY" THE VERY LATEST CREATIONS SPECIAL $1.00 VALUES SALE (choice) To $3.95 INCLUDING MEDALLIONS — BRACELETS — NECKLACES EARRINGS — SCATTER-PINS . . . COME SEE THEM! NORMANS JEWELRY 223 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM'S POPULAR PRICE STORE TRADE HERE AND SAVE Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing KIwaniennes Awake Kiwanians; Rhythmic Ladies of Anaheim Kiwanians took over the regular Tuesday luncheon meeting of the club this week while the mere male members looked on. Under the chairmanship of Marlys (Mrs. Bill) Wylie, guests were introduced and a number of birthdays acknowledged. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fischle received the congratulations of the club on their 18th wedding anniversary. Hollywood's Motion Picture aca- Employment Drop Noted in February SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The state department of employment has reported increases of 13 per cent in new claims and 36 per cent in the total number of claims for unemployment insurance in California for the week ending Feb. 19. The Santa Ana office received 254 new claims, compared with 209 for the week ending Feb. 12. It paid 1592 and took in a total of 2139. Throughout the state the number of new claims rose from 21,017 the week before to 23,824. The total number of claims jumped from 129,150 to 175,013. Paid claims increased 41 per cent, from 92,280 to 129,846. BEAUTIFY YOUR KITCHEN NOW--- BEAUTIFY YOUR KITCHEN NOW--- with a Custom-Built Cozy Corner Breakfast Nook designed to fit your space TAILORED TO FIT THE NEEDS OF EITHER LARGE OR SMALL HOMES* FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL OR SEE VILLA FURNITURE CO. Telephone Anaheim 7414 524 E. 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But why miss a world of new thrills? If you haven’t yet sampled a new Buick with TT Dynaflow, we cordially invite you to do so—without obligation, of course. Can you drop in this week? Standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost on other Series. Optional at extra cost on Roadmaster only. Television treat—the BUICK CIRCUS HOUR—every fourth Tuesday WHEN B STEFFY BUICK CO 410 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Maniennes Award "Annies" to Manians; Rhythm Program Heard of Anaheim Kiwanians over the regular Tuesday meeting of the club this week the mere male members on the chairmanship of MarBill) Wylie, guests were and a number of birth-knowledged. Mr. and Mrs. Chle received the congratulation of the club on their 18th anniversary. wood's Motion Picture acaoyment Drop in February MENTO (CNS) — The department of employment started increases of 13 per new claims and 36 per the total number of claims employment insurance in a for the week ending Santa Ana office received claims, compared with 209 week ending Feb. 12. It 2 and took in a total of without the state the number new claims rose from 21, before to 23,824. The number of claims jumped 9,150 to 175,013. Paid increased 41 per cent, from 129,846. Rhythmic Program Entertainment was provided by Thurston Knudson of Hollywood, a rhythm specialist who composed the "Swahill Lament," which formed the background music for the picture, "Snows of Killiman-jaro." Knudson maintained that rhythm, which he defines as "unbroken flow," is the most important factor in doing difficult tasks. "Rhythm has taught me how to do the impossible with case," he said. Rhythm is important in any activity where muscles must move, he said. The basis of all rhythm is the walking step, which Thurston termed the "metronome of human organism." He demonstrated how the swing of legs and arms during walking led to the syncopated beat. Rhythms Demonstrated Using several authentic drums, Thurston demonstrated the Cuban Rotarians Hear Professor Speak On Cultural Aspects of Television "Television as a Cultural Force, or Is it?" was the topic of a talk given Monday noon before Anaheim Rotary club by Dr. W. David Slevers, assistant professor of speech and dramatics at Long Beach State college. Dr. Slevers was the original producer of the Philco Hour on television, has been an actor himself. Pointing out some of TV's bad points the doctor indicated the upset mealtimes, problems, of child discipline, crime programs, possible sysestrain. The cost of proble eyestrain. The cost of program production also counts on the less desirable side of television, some shows costing in the neighborhood of $50,000 for a half hour per week. "I Love Lucy," for instance, which is the top show on television, costs $38,000 per week for production talent alone, without considering the cost of coast-to-coast station time, which sells for about $37,000 for a half hour. Some Shows Good On the good side of TV's ledger, among them Charles Laughton's readings, some of the family-type shows, "Omnibus" on Sunday, extremely good coverage of current news and commentaries, "You Are There," an attempt to dramatize history. Religious programs have lifted the curtain on unlimited possibilities for churches in television. "What can we do about controlling the quality of television?" Write to the stations who present a show of which you approve and tell them about it," he said. "If you want to be critical, don't write—they will put your letter with those of the cranks." As far as children's relations with television is concerned, the best thing a parent can do is try to be selective about which programs the children watch; motivate other activities stemming from the things they have seen... "Rhythm has taught me how to do the impossible with ease," he said. Rhythm is important in any activity where muscles must move, he said. The basis of all rhythm is the walking step, which Thurston termed the "metronome of human organism." He demonstrated how the swing of legs and arms during walking led to the syncopated beat. Rhythms Demonstrated Using several authentic drums, Thurston demonstrated the Cuban rhumba, the Apra Cubano, two different beats of the Brazilian samba, a Haitian voodoo rhythm, the Swahill Lament and a Tahitian war chant. The latter is done with a gas can, a wood block and a deep drum. Program chairman for the day was Jean Beckler. Carol Jaynes and her committee were in charge of the luncheon. William Rheingans Funeral Services Held in Hemet Funeral services for William Rheingans, 72, father of Mrs. Ann M. Davis who resides at 422 S. West St., Anaheim, and who died early Saturday morning at the Anaheim Community Hospital after an extended illness, were conducted from the Harford Funeral Home in Hemet Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Burial followed in the family plot in the San Jacinto Valley cemetery. Survey Taken A quick survey of the Rotarians disclosed that they thought the following programs were good: Firestone Theater, Groucho Marx, Beany, Fred Waring, Liberace, "See It Now," "City at Night," Arthur Godfrey, Burns and Allen and "My Friend Irma." Rotarians selected 12 members from which five new directors will be elected next Monday. They include Gordon Belsel, Max Besler, Hugh Bridgford, Dr. C. Ross Dean, John Ganahl, Barney Jordan, Jim Morris, Ben Stakemiller, Jeff Palin, Oscar Schultz, Claude Owens and Walt Taylor. The new board of directors will then meet following the regular meeting and elect new officers from among themselves. George Hedstrom, Ron Brandon and Claude Russell served as the election committee. Anniversary congratulations Sports car touch—wire wheel covers—optional at extra cost. ynaflow? *Twin-Turbine—or, Terrific Take-Off! THE GREATEST BUICK IN 50 GREAT YEARS WORLD'S ONLY CAR with all these features: V8 VERTICAL-VALVE FIREBALL ENGINE DYNAMIC FLOW MUFFLER Roadmaster and Super TWIN-TURBINE DYNAFLOW DRIVE • POWER STEERING BALANCED MILLION DOLLAR RIDE • POWER BRAKES PANORAMIC ONE-PIECE WINDOWS FRONT AND REAR TILT-AWAY SLIDE-AWAY FRONT SEATS WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM— CK COMPANY PHONE 2297 or Speak Television extended by the club to J. ter and Oscar Schultz. Wall received condolences on his by. Boney, the volume dealer, secured the guest speaker and ed two Boney-style stories. "Who Am I," Talk shall McFle, a memberately, delivered a "Who Am revealing himself as a naColorado, born of pioneer He journeyed to Santa a model T as a boy and ed Orange county schools. nmed a certified public actent's rating and was working ood Machinery Corp., in ade when romance beckoned naheim. He returned here, and began working with al post office. Upon the of Eldon Deering last year, promoted to the position ant postmaster. ers heard from during the ing included Tex. Middleton, maraee, Rev. Phil Selfridge ave Collins. B-5 Anaheim Advertiser THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PD Chief Reports Crime on Wane Crime waned in Anaheim during February, the monthly report of Police Chief Mark Stephenson, filled this week, revealed. The report showed only 31 persones were arrested for crimes during February against 48 arrested during January. Four persons disturbed the peace; seven were arrested for drunk driving; drinks totaled 10; one was arrested for being drunk in a car; four were charged with grand theft; one violated the Alcoholic Beverages Control act; and one received a traffic warrant. HADLEY'S Where the whole family can enjoy thi finest food at lowest cost. FRIDAY SPECIAL DEEP FRY FISH DINNER Includes fruit cocktail or soup, salad, hot rolls, French fries and drink ..... 85¢ CENTER & LOS ANGELES STREETS ANAHEIM No other builder No other builder gives you VALUE like this! 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