Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 242, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1937 Page: 3 of 6
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BROWNWOOD (Texu) BULLETIN, TUESDAY, JULY 27,1
Death ofjDooling
Muddles Mayoralty
Race in New York
I There Are Any Number of Ways to Have t
Peachy Time in Kitchen
^ With Cream or Berries, in Salad or Pickle, Fruit la Equally Acceptable ^
Tomorrow’s Debutantes
] Take Bows at Society Gathering
8 J ' i T 'll II ! . I
NEW YORlt July OIP)—
The question In New York City
political circles today was whether
Tammany Bail would stand by the
candidate leader James J. Dooltag.
who died yesterday, picked for the
Democratic mayoralty nomination—
cress, cream, ripe peaches, gnoppea
almonds.
8often cheese with cream Mix
with chopped watercress. Peel
peaches and cut In half lengthwise.
Remove pit and stuff with cheese
mixture. Place halves togetltir. Boil
peach in finely chopped nutg Serve
on crisp lettuce leaves with; French
dressing made of olive oil and lemon
Juice. 1
Ezio Pinza is a leading baa^o With
the Metropolitan Opera Company
some of the time, at others he's a
wizard with peaches. Here's the evi-
dence:
Peaches a U Esia Flaks ,
it to 10 servings)
Six laiwe peaches, not too ripe,
4 small lady fingers or spo^e cakes.
1-2 cup or sweet almonds tlbcludm*
YORK—Swash smiling little youngsters tag
ig to horse shows, charity fairs and garden
' U. 8. Sen Royal 8. Copeland.
Tammany, already spilt by fac-
tions supporting Copeland and those
backing Grover A. Whalen for the
nomination, was thrown Into fur-
ther confusion by the death of its
44-year-old leador.
Dooiing died from apoplexy In-
duced by a heart attack. He had
succeeded In winning a majority of
the Tammany executive committee
| to back Copeland over the oppoti-
. tion of New Deal leaden of the*
Bronx. Richmond. Kings and
Queens boroughs. . . r
Most observers believed that Copa-
land’s chances of defeatiiw Whalen
had been lessened considerably by
Dooling's death. v
By virtue of his* position as chair-
man of the executive committee,
William B Kennealiy baa beoome
the temporary, titular leader.
Kf nm ally opposed the Copaiand
candidacy.
Adbr the first week of Oeorgia
peaches and thick cream, try a few
cooked peach recipes,
- reaches with Raspberries
<4 to 6 servings)
■pir perfect ripe peaches. 1 1-2
cxfs fresh raspberries. • table-
spoons powdered sugar. 1 tablespoon
lime Juice, whipped cream.
Peel peaches and cut In half.
Combine perfect raspberries with
powdered sugar. Arrange peach
halves on attractive plates. Pile up
with the sweetened berries, sprinkle
with lime Juice, and top with slight-
ly whipped cream. Tastes as deli-
cate as it looks.
Pickled Peaches
Eight pounds peaches. 4 pounds
sugar, i pint apple vinegar. 1 cup
water. 1 stick cinnamon, l teaspoon
candled ginger, whole cloves
Pad peaches. Insert clove In
each. Combine vinegar, sugar, add
remaining ingredients. Arrange
peaches in large enamel or glass
baking pan. Pour the syrup over
them. Cover. Bake in moderately
slow oven (300 degrees F) for about
S hours. Pack In hot Jars and seal
at once.
A peach salad makes a double
count—a continental salad dessert.
Perfect for Sunday night supper
parties
Peach Salad
Cream cheese, chopped water-
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BUDAPEST — (UP--'Divorces
are too much bother,” Josef Saoai-
loesy, 36-year-old bank cletk. told
police hgra\when they asked him
to explain why be did obt divorce
his first two wlvss before marrying
a third.
Bandra. Linda and Payne, for instance, three who'll
be going to all society doings before you know It!
Or. consider Mrs H O. Pell s demurely pretty off-
spring. Sarah Olbtw PbU < right). For* fashion con-
acious miss look at Mrs ftT Partridge Will's little
•' Eleanor <lef*). oaught In a serious pose r*ht on
* mothers lap. Hers is a Tyrolean peasant costume
.such as today *, debutante* like
Monday Moods Don't
Run ta Fine Cookery
til smooth Put in eggs and mix
well. Add malted milk tolmllfc and
stir in gradually. 8ift baking powder,
cocoa, and flour together three or
four times and add to mixture. Beat
well for several minutes, and add
Gay “Coming Out” of Nursery for
Today’s Little Darlings
vanilla. Bake in a slow oven.
Nat Frosting g
One and one-half cups granu-
lated sugar. 1-3 cup waMr.B emf
whites, vanilla. 1-2 cup t u k *
nuts.
Put sugar and water is pan stir
until sugar U dissolved, and bring
to boiling point over slow flip. Boll
syrup until it spins a long hair Beal
whites 6f eggs until stiff, and pour
syrup In gradually. Beat for several
minutes. Add vanilla, and ibe cake
Garnish with finely chopped wal-
nuts.
By Mrs. Gaynar Maddox *
NBA Service Staff Writer
1"\0 you entertain a lot over the
weekend? Then perhaps a list
ad recipes to serve only to your
family on Monday after'the com-
pany has gone home m<y be In or-
der. In Ridgefield. Conn., there is
an inn which specialises in feeding
tired hosts and hostesses on Mon-
dagj, Here are a few of the things
thet give them.
Prisoner Ends :
Tower Sit-Down
SAN QUENTIN PRISON. \ OsL.
July 27—(UP)—Meyer Colas. *3-
y ear-old Los Angeles burglar, end-
ed a night-long sit-down strike atop
a prison yard pole at 9:40 4. m.
iCST) today.
Shivering and wet' with fog. the
convict ginger.> crawled down the
Beta Sigma Phi
Chapter PlawTo
FOE HONORABLE DISCHARGE
I ROBBINSDAL*. Minn.—(UP)— ,
Recently received, honorable die- ’
charge papers of Walter O. Oil- j
note of Robbuisdale. were 20 years
tote. j ; .. L
Ortnols was discharged from the
15Lst Field Artillery regiment when
he contracted pleurisy. At the time
be received the customary gtO bonus
and * blue discharge certificate on
which was the statement loyal and !
faithful service.* The blue Certifi-
cate. however. Grinds learned manj
yean later, meant dlahooorable dis-
charge.: ,
He Started action to obtain redress
and atflier several yean he received
the comet papers honorably dis-
charging him from service.
Apology ‘Rights’
i Peiping Incident i
(4 to 6 servings)
One disjointed chicken. 2 toma-
toes. 1 tablespoon tomato puree. 6
tablespoons white wine, salt and
pepper. 8 tablespoons veal stock. 3
tablespoons oil. 12 small onions, I
mushrooms. 1 done of garlic,
sprinkling of flour
Put the oil In a saucepan. When
hot. add the chicken, and cook un-
til brown Add tomatoes and puree.
Sprinkle Joints with flour, stir well
till the flour browns, add wine, veal
stock, mushrooms and onions <which
have been browned In butter), sea-
son with salt and oepper. add garlic.
Put in earthenware disT and bake
slowly for 1 1-2 hours Garnish with
croutons of fried brt-ad and chop-
ped parsley. * L
Malted Milk Layer Cake j
,,<10 servings) '
One cup sugar. 2 tablespoons but-
ter. 1 pinch of salt. 1-3 teaspoon
soda. 8 eggs. 1-2 I
milk. 1-2 cup Grad)
spoon baking powi
pastry flour. 1 if
vanilla.
Mix salt and
P!.ins are already in, the making
for early /all entcrtaii jm nls to be
given thrt Brownaood chapter of
Beta Big:ua' Phi. some plans being
complet'd in • meeting held Mondtv
evening of this weak when membeis
df this group met for; a swim and
picnic supper at Hot Bklto.
A delightful swim was enjoyed
during a major part of the evening
and was followed by tije supper aft-
er which a short b ^tr.e.'J meeting
was held In which pUgs for the tint
entertainment of the farly fall sea-
son were dlsrusied. Members of this
chapter have In the pagt few montlo
been guests of the Abilene chapter
when they attended n banquet In
Abikoa and of the; Ban Angelo
chapter whrn It was has teas at an
outing during a weekend at Club-
SANflTAfty
PROTECTION
ARE SURE WAY TO PACIFY
Cooks in Rebellion |
By Mr*. Gaynar Maddox
NBA Service Staff Writer jj i
pVEN the moat avid of cook." ha*
^ a right to get temperamental tr.
June. Against such emetgencles
there should be a few Slightly oat
of the ordinary recipes to banish
the mood, yet not starve tl» fatip-j
ly. Por example, when ;cabr. cage. |
cake exasperatea then try * "healtb”
cake Wont hurt anyone may hslp
and will be different
Whs lew heal Caks|
Three eggs. 1 1-2 cut* sqgar 1-3
cup butter. 3 level teagpoon bak-
ing powder. 1 cup mlp. 1-2 etg>
strained orange Juice, £ c p- .ahpl
wheat flour. 1-4 teaspoon salt, j|*4
teaspoon grated orangw rind ptfleh
nutmeg. i - |
Cream butter, then aid vagar
and cream together. Bent eggs titll
and add. Slowly add milk and juice,
alternately with flour* sifted lo-
, gether with baking powder and a|lt.
Add nutmeg and orange rind. Bea1
Bake as loaf or layer cake and Ice
with boiled Icing flavored tilth
grated orange rind.
If the family’s everlasting demdnd
for more pie becomes too terrible to
stand up under, try thl* variation
and your mood win sweeten
95-foot abaft ajtd announced lie was
“all through protesting." He had
kept his vigil 19 hours and 43
minutes.
Oolas came down voluntarily. He
climbed the pole tote yesterday and
shouted to prison yard official* ths:
he was going to stay there until
“you send me to the island - jle did
not specify what Island.
•ESCAPING CONVICTS
REWARDED BY OOVEENOE
AUSTIN. Texas. July ft—<UP
Clemency was granted by Oovi
James V. Allred today to 32 con-
victs who remained when W-
By bee and James Rice overpowered
a guard and escaped from Ea#»
ham prlgpn farm June a.
The clemency of 90 deyaj reduc-
tion of sentences was based upon
a recommendation by O. J. *•
Ellington. Texas prison system b**d -
erdl manager, made through the
with sugar Add
board Of pardons and parole*.
By bee a* killed by pursuing offi-
cers and Rice was captured.
' ft haTbeen estimated that there
are now ttJN.000 radio sets in the
world, of which number 20 730 000
are In the United State*. 9 700 S69
In Orest Britain, and g.142 9-. m
Germany.
WISCONSIN SLAYING CASK I
GETS SCIENTIFIC STUDY
PRAIRIE DU CHUN, Wts.. July
27—i UP>—A defense attar- j
ney studied findings of sdenuflc
Investigators t:day In ad)effort to
free Harold Best. 19. of a charge of
slaying his sister. Mildred, 11.
Carl N. Htu the oara attorney,
said he hoped for a new clue In
the sudden death of the bov s un-
cle. Oris Shaw, ta a Ru tland Cen-
ter hospital two weeks after Mil-
dred's death. June 14. Plryslcian-
said he died of an acute kidney
ailment, aggravated by Worrv over
goasip that he had bean guilty of
relations with Mildred.
Dr. 8. B. Pesaln. a MadLson pa-
thologist. advised Hill that he sus-
pected poison. Hill sought an ex-
humation. was rebuffed. ,-V
PORT WORTH Tex -(UP)—A
suit asking “43 186 french trailed*
damages was filed j)ere by a fi-
nance corporation against a church
school for k q .amity of fabrics pur-
chased ta '1933. The suit represents
91AT7BO ta America), money. The
goods was bought from 'a French
manufacturer.
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 242, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1937, newspaper, July 27, 1937; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1062924/m1/3/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.