anaheim-gazette 1952-12-28

"Anaheim Gazette SUNDAY MORNING, Dec. 28, 1902 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA" "SARI-SAND", the picturesque home built by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Jordan in Apple Valley. The unusual name is derived from Mrs. Jor- Unusual Unique Use of Tile Featured In Model Hom "Sari-Sand," the new home now on display in Valley, is as unusual as its Created by Thomas B. J. West Coast manager of the M Tile Co., it graphically d strates the design flexibil clay tile. The name, "Sari-Sand" derived from Mrs. Jor name, "Sari." coupled SURROUNDING the "Sari-Sand" fireplace is an unusual wall of unglazed ceramic mosaic curved "bullnose" tiles in a basket-weave, three-dimensional effect. Colors are brown and beige. REVOLVING BAR-DOOR, reminiscent of the one in Jefferson's Montecello, leads from kitchen to patio. One side of door is flush with wall, other is built into half-circle counter. In Model Home "Sari-Sand," the new home now on display in Valley, is as unusual as its creator by Thomas B. J. West Coast manager of the Mile Tile Co., it graphically distrates the design flexibilty clay tile. The name, "Sari-Sand," derived from Mrs. Jordan's name, "Sari," coupled with "sand" from the Apple V desert setting. Sebastian list of W. & J. Sloane, worked with Mrs. Thomas B. Jordan selected furnishings which plated a harmonious blend house, setting and decoration. They selected desert colors belge, brown and green to be with rich mahogany trim redwood ceilings. The fireplaces in living and bedroom are typical of imaginative approach to design. They are faced with unglazed ceramic mosaic curved known as "bullnose," in a b weave, three-dimensional ceramic mosaic curved known as "bullnose," in a b weave, three-dimensional ceramic mosaic curved known as "bullnose." The living room fireplace is brown and beige, while a tone of green is used in the room. This totally new idea excited much favorable comment. Another highlight of "Sari-Sand" is the den. Here, br glazed wall tile covers an end wall. The floor, of faience tiles, is patterned with Navajo rug design. To come this room, Sloane selected six styled furniture... a foam ber sofa in brown, black and low cotton tweed, flanked by honey-toned lamp tables. Large square bleached wood fee tables add to this group. Against the tiled wall they ed a blonde console television and two modern chairs. Sliding glass doors lead from the den to a covered patio, tactively furnished with modern furniture. The den floor is deep Navajo red quarry tile an interesting basket weave pattern. The focal point in the living room, is the colorful fireplace complementary pieces, Puglisi Mrs. Jordan selected a green ton tweed sectional sofa, placed between two washed birch l tables. Corner step tables and round mahogany coffee table complete the grouping. Other furnishings include a cotton tweed c in yellow, brown and beige pla and three low tables in a g finish. Comfortable cushions invert the smaller tables into se REVOLVING BAR-DOOR, reminiscent of the one in Jefferson's Montecello, leads from kitchen to patio. One side of door is flush with wall, other is built into half-circle counter. NOW! OUR ANNUAL YEAR END CLEARANCE In order to immediately clear our stocks of all broken size ranges before inventory, certain groups of SUITS—COATS—DRESSES ARE DRASTICALLY REDUCED FROM THEIR ORIGINAL PRICES! SHOP EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE WALBURG'S 181 WEST CENTER ST. and Mrs. Thomas B. ed from Mrs. Jordan's first name, Sari, and Sand, with which the unusual home is surrounded. Outstanding feature is the extensive use of tile. Unusual House Gets Unusual Na Unique Use of Tile Featured in Model Home "Sari-Sand," the new model me now on display in Apple ley, is as unusual as its name. ated by Thomas B. Jordan, St Coast manager of the Mosaic Co., it graphically demontes the design flexibility of tile. The name, "Sari-Sand" was drived from Mrs. Jordan's me, "Sari." coupled with The model home is "Sari-Sand," the new one now on display in Apple Valley, is as unusual as its name, dated by Thomas B. Jordan, Coast manager of the Mosaic Co., it graphically demonstrates the design flexibility of tile. The name, "Sari-Sand" was derived from Mrs. Jordan's name, "Sari," coupled with sand from the Apple Valley desert setting. Sebastian Pugel of W. & J. Sloane, working with Mrs. Thomas B. Jordan, selected furnishings which combined a harmonious blend of use, setting and decoration. They selected desert colors of brown and green to blend with rich mahogany trim and wood ceilings. The fireplaces in living room bedroom are typical of an imaginative approach to design. They are faced with unglazed micric mosaic curved tiles, known as "bullnose," in a basket-like, three-dimensional effect. Living room fireplace facing brown and beige, while a soft green is used in the bed. This totally new idea has added much favorable comment. Another highlight of "Sari-Sand" is the den. Here, bronze-ded wall tile covers an entire wall. The floor, of small face tiles, is patterned in aajo rug design. To complete the room, Sloane selected simply red furniture... a foam rub-sofa in brown, black and yellow-toned lamp tables. Two square bleached wood coffees add to this grouping. The tiled wall they place a blonde console television two modern chairs. Liding glass doors lead from den to a covered patio, actively furnished with metal fixtures. The den floor is of no Navajo red quarry tile in interesting basket weave patterns. The focal point in the living room is the colorful fireplace. As elementary pieces, Puglisi and Jordan selected a green cotweed sectional sofa, placed between two washed birch lamps. Corner step tables and a mahogany coffee table come together. Other furnishings include a cotton tweed chair low, brown and beige plaid. Three low tables in a gray comfortable cushions connecethe smaller tables into seats. THE DEN at "Sari-Sand" has a much-complemented about bronze glazed tile wall at one end of the room. The Navajo patterned floor is made of small faience tiles. The overall effect is one of simplicity and beauty in keeping with the desert phere. Subcommittee Finds Hollywood Ceased to be Full Pocket for Red WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (AP)—The House un-American Activities committee said today that Hollywood no longer provides an extensive financial reservoir for Communist Party activities. In its annual report to the House, the committee said it feels that its public exposure of Communist infiltration into the motion picture industry has greatly diminished the party's sources of funds in the film capital. The committee first undertook its filmland investigations in 1945, held public hearings in Maldive Islands Forsake Crown—No Sultans Left COLOMBO, Ceylon, Dec. 27 (AP)—After 800 years as a sultanate, the 2000 scattered islands of the Maldive group, 400 miles south of finished with its investiture in the film industry, still numbered among wineries. Maldive Islands Forsake Crown—No Sultans Left COLOMBO, Ceylon, Dec. 27 (AP) After 800 years as a sultanate, the 2000 scattered islands of the Maldives group, 400 miles southwest of Ceylon in the Arabian Sea, will become a republic Jan. 1. The reason? The Maldives ran out of sultan material. The new republic, with 83,000 persons, will remain under British protection. Its first president is 41-year-old Amin Didi, now the Maldives' prime minister and author of their constitution. The change in political status will come about when Sir Cecil Myers, British high commissioner to Ceylon, signs a new treaty recognizing the republic New Year's Day. The largest foreign group to visit the islands since World War II will witness the inaugural ceremony. Offshore a British cruiser and at least one British Royal Air Force flying boat will lend a touch of modern color to the scene. But no one expects the political change will alter the islands' peaceful way of life nor its business of trading dried fish and other products of the sea to Ceylon for rice. The Maldives' people are all Moslems. Traders here say that throughout their recorded history the islands never have had a crime of passion. There is no police force and even political revolutions have been bloodless. Under Islamic law, alcoholic beverages are banned and the people use little tobacco. Its import or cultivation is prohibited. Dogs are unknown, since a religious ban exists on their breeding. Radar May Catch Smuggle SINGAPORE (AP) — Small engaged in smuggling go illegal immigrants into Sri Lanka may in the future have to a radar screen ringing tha The government is considering tablishing a radar station overlooking Singapore the newspaper Sunday reported recently. The would be in contact with patrol craft by radio. WM. (Bill) BALLMAN BALLMAN'S ROSE BOWL TELEVISION SPECIALS! WHY LOOK AT YOUR FOOTBALL GAME THROUGH A LITTLE "KNOTHOLE"! Trade In Your 10 or 12 Inch Set On a Huge WHY LOOK AT YOUR FOOTBALL GAME THROUGH A LITTLE "KNOTHOLE"! Trade In Your 10 or 12 Inch Set On a Huge 21 INCH TV OVER 100 TV SETS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE NO CASH DOWN UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY We Will Install In Time For the New Year’s Bowl Games —IMPORTANT— All Television Sets Handled By Our Own Expert Service Men LISTED BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF MANY GOOD BUYS IN TELEVISION SETS: —TABLE MODEL SPECIALS— •ADMIRAL 21 Inch 219.95 •PHILCO 21 Inch 239.95 •SYLVANIA 21 Inch 259.95 •RCA 21 Inch 279.95 •ZENITH 21 Inch 269.95 cruiting individuals in important and strategic positions in almost all phases of motion picture production. "Had these Communist efforts gone unexposed, it is almost inevitable that the content of motion pictures would have been influenced and slanted and become a medium for Communist propaganda." The committee said it is not finished with its investigation of the film industry, still having a number of witnesses to call. Meanwhile, it urged that all fields of entertainment and culture maintain "a steadfast vigilance in order to avoid the possibility of further Communist infiltration into them." Reds Said to Control World's Largest Local WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (UP)—House Red hunters said today Communists control the CIO United Auto Workers Local 600 in Detroit, described as the "largest labor local in the world." The House un-American Activities Committee so stated in its annual report, summarizing seven months of investigations in Michigan. "Ways must be found to remove the Communists from their positions of control of this large local whose members play such an important role in America's defense," the committee declared. Radar May Catch Smugglers SINGAPORE (UP)—Small craft engaged in smuggling goods and illegal immigrants into Singapore may in the future have to pierce radar screen ringing the island. The government is considering establishing a radar station atop a hill overlooking Singapore harbor, the newspaper Sunday Standard reported recently. The station would be in contact with police patrol craft by radio.