anaheim-gazette 1951-10-26

HOMES EVERYONE WORKS — While her menfolks are busy at full time jobs during the day, Mrs. Loitz hastens "moving-in" day by working on the house herself. Here she is giving a final coat of paint to the living room woodwork. The flagstone fireplace is built around a hearth which will circulate heat through-out the Sewing room can be glimpsed through do at left.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt.) LEE'S GAL FRIDAY GARDEN GOSSIP Nurserymen say by Orange County Nurserymen's Association Have you ever wondered from whence came our many beautiful industry, much too long here, but well worth looki The trumpet daffodils' tive of England, Sweden northern Europe to Sp Austria. Narcissus taze Polyanthus Narcissus, wi corona (cup) and broad is a variable species f LEE'S GAL FRIDAY GARDEN GOSSIP Don't ask me why, but most of the folks who inquire about POMPOM CHRYSANTHEMUMS mean the LARGE MUMS with the LONG INCURVED PETALS instead of the SMALL COMPACT KIND which POMPOM MUMS really are. No matter which you prefer, MUM GROWERS will tell you they are very satisfactory FLOWERS to have in the GARDEN come OCTOBER — NOVEMBER. You will have great fun picking your FAvorites from among the MANY VARIETIES we have now in BLOSSOM—ranging from the GRACEFUL SPIDER TYPES and LARGE REGAL SHOW MUMS to the POMPOM, DAISY, and ANEMONE TYPES. LAWN SEED You won't find a better time to RESEED YOUR LAWN than now. We have an ASSORTMENT OF MIXTURES of LAWN SEED as well as the INDIVIDUAL SEEDS in bulk. We also carry RED STAR STEER MANURE and commercial FERTILIZERS. Nurserymen say by Orange County Nurserymen's Association Have you ever wondered from whence came our many beautiful bulb flowers? A few notes on the subject may not help you to grow the bulbs any better, but it adds to the interest of your garden to know from what far lands your flowers came. The common tulip came from Asia, but its wild ancestors are unknown. We know there are many species of tulips in Siberia, Turkey, Asia Minor, China, Japan, and some of the Mediterranean countries, but what species or several species gave rise to the garden tulip in its many forms and colors, is unknown. We do know that the forms that gave rise to the Dutch bulb industry and started the famous craze known as the Tullpomania, came from Turkey. The history of the tulip since that introduction is one of the epics of the flower sia refracta, variety alba, industry, much too long here, but well worth looki the trumpet daffodils' tive of England, Sweden northern Europe to Spain Austria. Narcissus tazae Polyanthus Narcissus, wi corona (cup) and broad is a variable species f Canary Islands to Chima pan. Narcissus poeticus has the red-margined co found growing wild in th iterranean region. The so-called Dutch H which is a botanical varie Dutch, has smaller, more flowers, not so crowded stalk. The popular Spanish I grows wild in Spain, but North Africa. The Engl came from the French an ish Pyranees mountains, Dutch Iris is merely a va this latter species. Freesias as we know th inated from two or three African species, with th that the number and va colors have been increas You won't find a better time to RESEED YOUR LAWN than now. We have an ASSORTMENT OF MIXTURES of LAWN SEED as well as the INDIVIDUAL SEEDS in bulk. We also carry RED STAR STEER MANURE and commercial PERTILIZERS. PYRACANTHAS give the most color for about the least amount of care of any SHRUB you can think of. It is very practical to select them at this time when they are in BERRY. Open Week Days 8 to 5:30 Sundays 10 to 5 ... Till next week Lee's Gal Friday LEE'S NURSERY 718 So. Los Angeles Ansheim Ph. 8131 ES - GARDENS - BU PLANNED FOR CITY LIVING—The William A. Loitz home now under construction at 817 S. Claudina will be ready for occupancy next month. Exterior is of light green stucco combined with spatter-proof horizontal siding painted cocoa brown. Front porch will have or wrought iron trim. The bay window at interest to the master bedroom. Attache at far right is an integral part of the (Gazette photo by Kreidt.) Local Family Beats High Rent Problem By Building Own Modern ‘Dream’ Home By JOAN S. WHITE The only sure way to beat the high rent problem is to build a home of your own. That is the conclusion reached by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Loitz after 10 years of living in rented around to it." Living in Guest House A small guest house stands on the building site that Mr. and Mrs. Loitz have choosen, a choice corner lot at 817 S. Claudina st., and living while building is in ment windows provide needed light for close the room will be especially because of a warm red formed by the back place, and the remainni etched plywood panel industry, much too long to give here, but well worth looking into. The trumpet daffodils are native of England, Sweden, and northern Europe to Spain and Austria. Narcissus tazetta, the Polyanthus Narcissus, with small corona (cup) and broad leaves, is a variable species from the Canary Islands to Chima and Japan. Narcissus poeticus, which has the red-margined corona, is found growing wild in the Mediterranean region. The so-called Dutch Hyacinth, which is a botanical variety of the Dutch, has smaller, more slender flowers, not so crowded on the stalk. The popular Spanish Iris really grows wild in Spain, but also in North Africa. The English Iris came from the French and Spanish Pyranees mountains, and the Dutch Iris is merely a variety of this latter species. Freesias as we know them originated from two or three South African species, with the result that the number and variety of colors have been increased. Freecia refracta, variety alba, is a fine white which has been improved by selection. Sparaxis, tricolor, sometimes called Mexican Freesia, is also South African, is closely related to the true Freesia, is also South African, is closely related to the true Freesias. Our garden Crocus comes from a few southern European species. COMMUNIST GOAL SRINAGAR, Kashmir (P)—The Communist regime in West China's Sinkiang province announced in an official broadcast here that all anti-red forces in the area would be "totally liquidated" by the end of 1951. "When we have cleared the country of the enemies," declared Sinkiang commanding General Wang Chin, "the new government can proceed with a program of land reforms." By JOAN S. WHITE The only sure way to beat the high rent problem is to build a home of your own. That is the conclusion reached by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lolitz after 10 years of living in rented places and the solution to their particular problem is shown in the accompanying pictures. With the help of two sons who had previously built homes of their own, Mr. and Mrs. Lolitz started construction of their own "dream house" last November. We would like to underline the Mr. and Mrs. because with Lolitz employed full time on a split shift as caretaker at the City hall, much of the work necessarily fell to his wife. It was she who personally laid two-thirds of the flooring, who enrolled in Anaheim high school's workshop to build the bathroom cabinets, and who is now doing all the interior painting. "I have always wanted to build something," said Mrs. Lolitz as we snapped her picture the other morning, "and how that my family is grown, I am finally getting around to it." Living in Guest House A small guest house stands on the building site that Mr. and Mrs. Loitz have choosen, a choice corner lot at 817 S. Claudina st., and living while building is in progress. Their new home will have all the features they have so sorely missed in rented places. It is roomy—1250 square feet—with plenty of closet space in bedrooms and kitchen, and not one but TWO linen closets in the hall. The living-dining area is one big room with large windows that leave well arranged wall space for furniture groupings. Set into the common wall between kitchen and dinette is a revolving television screen that can be viewed from either living room or kitchen. Glass brick in this same wall provides a pleasing decorative effect and still more light. When the house is completed, Mrs. Loitz plans to catch up on her sewing and has her eye on a cosy little all-purpose room set aside for that purpose. Case-ment windows provide needed light for close-up; the room will be especially because of a warm red-formed by the back of place, and the remaining etched plywood panels drift wood green. Attached Garage The garage is attached house in such a way entrance leads into room, and a two-way filled from the garage for the fireplace in room. This big, two car hobby space, preserve access to an attic over proper. Thanks to this Loitz family will at last age space for camping. As is characteristic owners, Mr. and Mrs. anxious to move in. Sign a brand new electric ready and waiting in to cook Thanksgiving cakes. Will they make it b giving? At the rate we Loitz weilding that pay we think they will. Inquiry, Hearings On Federal Loans WASHINGTON (P)—Senator Nixon (R-Calif.) called today for a full-scale inquiry and public hearings to bring out all the facts about any government loan activities of Mrs. Flo Bratten and Charles D. Shaver. Shaver submitted his resignation yesterday as counsel for the Senate Small Business committee. Chairman Sparkman (D-Ala.) accepted it promptly. Shaver has said that Mrs. Bratten, secretary to Vice President Barkley, joined him in making visits to officials of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to ask about more than a million dollars in federal loans. Reservists In For 24 Month Under UMT WASHINGTON (P)—spokesman said last month are no plans to release reservists sooner than month active duty term in the universal military service (UMTS) act. He spelled out the serve release plans as if: 1. All organized reserve serve 24 months. Theceptions, he said, will men whose extended expire before 24 months be released on that ead and have no further regitation. Communist regime in West China's Sinkiang province announced in an official broadcast here that all anti-red forces in the area would be "totally liquidated" by the end of 1951. "When we have cleared the country of the enemies," declared Sinkiang commanding General Wang Chin, "the new government can proceed with a program of land reforms." Shaver has said that Mrs. Bratten, secretary to Vice President Barkley, joined him in making visits to officials of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to ask about more than a million dollars in federal loans. Where light is right living is better! "Light Condition" your dining room to provide greater visual comfort and to add an enlivening note to the atmosphere. Remember, good light is important in protecting your family's sight. Whether it's a full size dining room or an alcove extension of the living room, it's a place where your family and friends gather. And "light conditioning" can add much to the gatherings. With new valance and ceiling fixtures designed for the purpose, you can arrange a choice of lighting to fit any occasion, mood or menu. You can have the room soft and glamorous or bright and cheery—all at fingertip control. Whatever the size and shape of the room, and no matter how it is furnished; your electrical dealer has fixtures to fit right in. They'll fit your budget, too—so see your dealer now. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY BUILDING Front porch will have ornamental trim. The bay window at left adds master bedroom. Attached garage is an integral part of the house.—by Kreidt. NT Problem 'Dream' Home WESTINGHOUSE DEALER—Harry Fox of H. R. Fox and Co., appliance dealers, points out some of the latest features in a Westinghouse refrigerator. His firm has been appointed the exclusive agent for the complete Westinghouse line in Anaheim.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt.) Need an Electrician? JOSEPH A. LIEB 'Dream' Home ment windows provide the much needed light for close work, and the room will be especially inviting because of a warm red brick wall formed by the back of the fireplace, and the remaining walls of etched plywood paneling painted drift wood green. Attached Garage The garage is attached to the house in such a way that a side entrance leads into the sewing room, and a two-way wood box filled from the garage, is handy for the fireplace in the living room. This big, two car garage has hobby space, preserve closets, and access to an attic over the house proper. Thanks to this attic, the Loitz family will at last have storage space for camping equipment As is characteristic of all new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Loitz are anxious to move in. Significantly, a brand new electric stove stands ready and waiting in the kitchen to cook Thanksgiving dinner. Will they make it by Thanksgiving? At the rate we saw Mrs. Loitz weilding that paint brush, we think they will. Reservists in For 24 Months Under UMTS Act WASHINGTON (AP)—An Army spokesman said last night there are no plans to release organized reservists sooner than the 24 month active duty term specified in the universal military training and service (UMTS) act. He spelled out the army's reserve release plans as follows: 1. All organized reservists will serve 24 months. The only exceptions, he said, will be enlisted men whose extended enlistments expire before 24 months. They will be released on that earlier date and have no further reserve obligation. WESTINGHOUSE DEALER—Harry Fox of H. R. Fox and Co., appliance dealers, points out some of the latest features in a Westinghouse refrigerator. His firm has been appointed the exclusive agent for the complete Westinghouse line in Anaheim.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt.) Need an Electrician? JOSEPH A. LIEB Everything Electrical 111 East Chartres St. Phone Anaheim 2164 "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" It's Getting Late ... but not too late to plant STOCKS—SNAPS—PANSIES—VIOLAS Carnations — Gazanias — Iceland Poppies FOR SHADE CINERARIA — PRIMULA — BEGONIAS WE GIVE and REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS BOTT'S NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Ave. — Phone Anaheim 5450 CAN WE GET MATERIALS TO BUILD NOW ?? ?? CAN WE BUILD CHEAPER IF WE WAIT ?? ?? ARE MATERIALS AS GOOD AS THEY WERE month active duty term specified in the universal military training and service (UMTS) act. He spelled out the army's reserve release plans as follows: 1. All organized reservists will serve 24 months. The only exceptions, he said, will be enlisted men whose extended enlistments expire before 24 months. They will be released on that earlier date and have no further reserve obligation. 2. Enlisted veterans and non-veterans called involuntarily from the volunteer and inactive reserve will be released by this Dec. 20. 3. Enlisted veterans called voluntarily from the volunteer and inactive reserve will be released after 16 months service or when their extended enlistments expire, whichever is sooner. 4. Officer veterans called either voluntarily or involuntarily from the volunteer or inactive reserve may apply for release after 17 months service since the Korean outbreak. 5. Officer non-veterans will serve 24 months, whether called voluntarily or involuntarily. The army spokesman said a veteran for these purposes is a man who served 12 months or more on active duty between Pearl Harbor and Sept. 2, 1945. He said all enlistments which expired before June 30, 1952, have been extended 12 months from date of expiration but no man's enlistment may be extended more than once unless he consents. Chester, Pa., has one of the largest shipbuilding yards in the U.S. IF WE WAIT ? ? ? ? ARE MATERIALS AS GOOD AS THEY WERE ? ? ? THESE ...and hundreds of other similar questions are fired at us EVERY DAY...SO WE HASTEN TO ASSURE YOU With 3 yards to serve you, we have a tremendous stock pile of material on hand ... and with the urgent need for more housing for some time to come, every effort will be made to supply the needs of construction under way. Present materials in many cases are even better than they were and as far as cost ... it may go even higher with increased demands. WE SAY ... BUILD NOW! WE HAVE CONTINUOUSLY SERVED ORANGE COUNTY BUILDERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS ANAHEIM 2271 PLACENTIA 817 GIBBS DUMBER FULLERTON 2942