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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02
DON'T POKE MY FIRE
By WlCKES WAMBOLDT-

should get a million dollars. but
I pass it out for nothing: The
man who wishes to get away from
the bother Of shaving soap, shay
ing brush, face lotion and face
cream, can accomplish that object
by washing his face thoroughly
with some good face soap, then
smearing over his beard a film
of his wife's vanishing cream. He
can then shave comfortably with
out soap. After shaving, he can
either wipe off what is left of the
vanishing cream or better yet, rub
it in until it vanishes. No other
after-shaving treatment is need
ed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval
has admitted being fervent believer in
pacts as the best safeguard of peace. By
now, someone has probably sold him the
Eiffel Tower.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02
AND SLAUGHTER CONTINUES

SIN our safety campaign" said
Colonel Spottswood, eve adopted
the plan of erecting a white cross
by the side Of the road at every
place where a person had been
killed by an automobile. But af-
ter two or three years, we had to
take the crosses down."
"Why was that" inquired a
listener.
"They got so thick" exclaimed
the colonel, chat the motorists
could not see the landscape"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

Oklahoma supreme court stated recent
~: We have went into the case further
IMAM we should But not far enough into
the grammar.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

Feminine teachers are best. Learning to be
bossed by woman is part of boys education
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

So your servant is dumb? Well, you can't expect
$100-a-week brains for Sc week.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

Archaeologists have found cosmetics used in
$500 B. Cs You can't discourage sex that works
at job $500 years.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

A demagogue is a politician who observes how
much Mr.. Roosevelt promises and doubles it.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02
JAMES MULLENBACH
SAID SERIOUSLY ILL

CHICAGO, April 2.-(UP).-
IN E MUSICIANS today had little hope
1 1 the recovery of James Mil
i n,t:h, nationally known labor
arDitrator and former member If
the OIL, steel and textile relations
board Mullenbach' who is 6G
years old, is suffering from COM M
piications from heart disease and
IS losing ground steadily. w
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

Archaeologists have found cos
metics used in $500 B. c. You
can't discourage a sex that works
at job $500 years. WI Nd
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
PLEASING
THE MAN

Up and down the streets of New
York go the puscarts with their
neatly stacked wedges of fresh
cccoanut in the shell, and a carafe
of cocoanut milk and glasses on
the side. The first red cherries are
often carried on the same cart.
You take pour pick; and If it's the
cocoanut, the vendor will crack it
for you on the spot, so you can
pick out the sweet delicious meat
and eat 1t there on the curb, If
you've courageous enough.
just to see this procedure makes
the mouth water and the mind
turn back to all the cocoanut con-
c. tons you've ever heard of =. !.
each one of them some mans pet
dessert. thought of the little CO.
coannut balls we used to make
years ago.. my brothers fayorite
confection.
Cocoanut Balls
Crate fresh cocoanut; add to
the fiaky meat one-half its
weight of sugar. Whip the white
of one egg until stiff and dry and
fold into the cocoanut mixture.
Roll lightly into balls, place on a
baking sheet and bake it in mod
crate oven for 20 to 80 minutes.
If the mixture is too soft to hold
its shape, little -four may be
added.
And then there was a cocoanut
hard sauce which was marvellous
with blackberry or BURBERRY cob
Ter. Easily made and Inexpensive,
| too.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

green pepper. In a cloth tie 3
cloves, a couple Of allspice and .
blade of mace. Put these season.
ings in the pot and cook the meat
slowly until it falls from the bone.
Strain Off the liquor into another
saucepan season with salt, pepper
and lemon juice. Cook with the
cover Off the pan until the liquor
is reduced 10 1 quart. Set aside to
cool. Meanwhile, trim the veal
into meat pieces and cook some
hard boiled eggs. Peel and slice
the eggs in thin. even slices and
place them around N the bottom
and sides of q ring mold; pour a
little OF the cool veal liquor in to
fix them, but not enough SO that
they will float. When set, add
more liquor to make q layer of
jelly about one-fourth of an inch
thick. When that is set, MI the
mold with layer of the scalloped
veal, placing rings of the egg be-
tween. Finish with slices of the
egg and pour into the mold as
much liquor as it will hold. Set
away to harden. Unmold and fill
with any fresh mixed vegetable
salad or one of mixed shredded
greens. Garnish with crisp, small
leaves of lettuce and wheels of
thinly sliced tomato.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

away with the three-a-day, but
there are many short cuts in cook
ing and kitchen management that
reduce effort and time spent at this
work.
DR.. Lillian Gilbreth, efficiency
engineer who has perhaps taken
more steps and waste motions out
of homework for her home-mak-
ing sisters than any other woman
of to-day, believes that the great
est gain in kitchen efficiency is
based on grouping together within
easy reaching distance all the
equipment used. 1t was she who
designed the remarkably efficient
kitchen in Americas Little House.
One of her first instructions to
students in home efficiency is this
one: When preparing meal, first
draw your small workable close
to your kitchen cabinet, which
should be located as conveniently
as possible to refrigerator and
stove.
Next, assemble all cooking uten-
siis which will be required in pre-
pairing a given recipe. Then bring
the goods from the refrigerator
and cabinet; clean and prepare
them at the sink, bring them TO
the work table for mixing, and
place them on the stove.
THE smallwork table should be
mounted on little rubber-tired
wheels so that it can be moved
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

fresh cooked peas and 10 sliced
stuffed Spanish olives. Serve hot
on finger lengths of toast.
Fluffy COc0anut FrOsting-Place
1 cup sugar, la cup water and i
teaspoon distilled white vinegar in
a saucepan and bring to q boil,
being sure that all the sugar is dis
solved. Allow it to cool slightly,
then stir in 1 unbeaten egg white.
Place saucepan over double boiler
or In bowl Of very hot water ami
beat vigorously until the frosting is
thick and will stand up in peaks.
Add / teaspoon vanilla and fold in
u cup shredded cocoanut. Spread
on cup cakes, leaving the surface
Of the frostiHg rough. Sprinkle
with cocoanut.
Currant jelly Ice Cream (serves
'S)-Break the contents of a glass
of currant or grape jelly into small
bits with a fork. Add to / quar-
vanilla ice cream and mix well.
Pour into refrigerator tray and
freeze. Serve in sherbet or com
pote dishes. Sliced bananas may
be used on currant cream as a
garnish,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

that are different in texture as well
as flavor. That is not a difficult
problem when we consider the va
riety offered by the jellied meat
dish; the mousse, with its creamy,
spongy texture; the cold ham and
chicken pie, with its crust of pas
try; the cold meat loaf of crumbiy
consistency. ass
Today I give you directions for
the preparation Of ring or jellied
veal which may then be filled with
a vegetable or shredded green
salad and so provide the entire
main course for spring or sum-
mer meal.
Ring Of Jellied Veal
Have a knuckle of veal well
broken at the butchers; wipe it
with a clean wet cloth and put it
into a saucepan with 2 quarts of
water, or enough water to cover it.
Make little bouquet of 2 young
spring onions, a piece of celery, q
sprig of parsley, a young carrot, a
young turnip, leek, piece of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
Parties For The Very Young

sive gifts to the chandelier above
the table and drape long colored
ribbons tied to the packages over
the basket edge and down to pref
ty nut cups before the guests
plates. This table, with its gift
basket over head, will be decora-
tive enough to delight, the children
almost as much as the following
gala menu:
Chilled Tomato Juice
Dreamed Tuna Fish and Peas on
Toast Straws*
Hot Buttercd Rolls
{ Cup Cakes with Fluffy Cocoanut
FrOsting*
Currant Jelly Ice Cream
iced Chocolate
(s) Indicates recipes given below
Dreamed Tuna Fish and Peas OH
Toast Straws-M Melt 3 tablespoons
butter in a saucepan, add table,
spoons fiuor and blend well. Add
cups milk and stir until thick.
Add v teaspoon salt, " teaspoon
Worcestershire Sauce, a dash of
pepper, one 7-ounce can white
tuna fish (from which the oil has
been drained), cup canned or
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
COOKING MUCH WITH
@ LITTLE EFFORT
They Make Fine Contribution to Spring And
Summer Menus -. But Watch Your Seasonings
BY ESTELLE MARIE BARKER
Lecturer and Dietitian

/ about readily, or locked to stay in
position, IL need be. A stool IS
also part of the equipment Of every
well-managed kitchen: Place 1t be-
hind the workable, in nice rela-
ton to your other units the
refrigerator, cabinet and stove.
Another comfort in the kitchen
is a high chair with q little half
back. There are many times when
this can be used to better advan-
tage than the round stool. Having
two sets of cutlery and small, In
expensive implements like strain
ers, can openers, ETC., is often q
great convenience; espec ially
when the kitchen is planned along
very long lines and there are two
work-units in different parts of the
room.
When there is large family
there is the best possible excuse
for a dish washer. They are not
so expensive as they once were;
they are far more efficient and
practically trouble-proof now. If a
vacuum cleaner is a necessity, 50
- Tie ulSuWdSIICI All tuc puSy
home, and every woman who
wants one is justified in begging.
limiting or scheming for it until II
finally comes into her life.
In French homes and cafe:
stewed fruits, or fruit scompotes
are desserts as standard as our ap-
pie pies in America. The assert
ment Is pleasantly varied .
one day the compete includes q
whole pear, a peach and q green
gage plum; the next, pear, a
quarter of an apple, a service OF
stewed strawberries or rhubarb;
again, peach, pear and two figs
The syrup is never heavy, but
sweet enough to mellow all of tbs
fruits used.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

Prepare your boiled frosting. Add
coloring to hot frosting to give a
delicate shell-pink tint. Just a tiny
speck of coloring on the end of a
knife, or few drops of liquid
coloring is enough. Remove from
fire, add peppermint, and beat I'M
til thick enough to spread. Spread
on cake. While frosting is still
soft, but cold, sprinkle chocolate
fakes around top Of cake to form
1-incl1 border.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
By JOSEPHINE GIBSON

Spring is a grand season for
birthdays, particularly among the
very young. And that means more
parties, but these need be no great
problem, for the best children's
parties are usually simple. Their
games, of course, are familiar to
everyone, since children still enjoy
the same old favorites of our
youth. But we can vary the party
table bit anyway. of course, the
preferred centerpiece is always a
candlelighted birthday cake, and
rightly so, for nothing is more ex-
citing or more decorative, But for
our spring party, let's plan a CEN
terpiece of individual birthday
cakes. For this, bake as many cup
cakes as you will have guests, and
arrange them in a ring on a round
chop plate or bread board. Place
a colored birthday candle in a.
flower candle holder in the center
of each little cake, and then put a
low bowl of gay spring flowers in
the middle of the ring. Fasten
pretty basket filled with inexpen-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
Pear and Nnt Salad

Peel fresh pears and halye. them;
sprinkle with lemon juice and a
little sugar. Fill the hollows with
cream cheese and chopped nuts
made into little balls. Put the
halves together with toothpicks
stick the outside of the pear with
sailed almonds. Serve on lettuce,
with mayonnaise dressing.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
california. Ham

Select nice smoked pork butt
and rub all over with Ia cup
brown sugar and TEASPOON pre-
pared mustard: then stick cloves
over the entire surface, placing
them about IL inch apart. Place
the hame in a baking pan and
scar in very hot oven for 20 min
utes. Reduce the heat and bake
for about three hours. Serve hot
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

stantial enough to
satisfy the APP
petite after the
days work is
done. 1t is then
that the various
meat loaves and
m o u S $ e $ maAe
t h e ir strongest
/. appeal, and con-
tinue to please US
throughout t h g
5 u m m e r. The
trick is in serving
1Avl ~,nAof 1fchnC
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

with a horseradish sauces made by
adding 8 tablespoons Of prepared
horseradish and IA teaspoon of
salt to IL cupt of whipped cream.
Or serve cold with English mus
tard. This makes a very good and
inexpensive picnic meat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
Caroway Roots

Have you ever eaten the cooked
roots of the caroway plant? They
have very pleasant flavor. The
leaves Of this plant are also used
for green's by some nationalitise,
rots, seasoning them with salt, pep
per and butter. The greens may
be prepared as you would spinach.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
ORANGE CHIFFON FILLING
tablespoon plain gelatin
u cup cold water

1 tablespoon plain gelatin
u cup cold water
4 egg yollks
u cup sugar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
made up to u cup with or
angc juice
1 teaspoon grated orange rind
A egg whites
u cup sugar
Soak the gelatin in the water
for 10 minutes. Mix the egg yolks,
sugar and salt and stir in a dou-
BILE boiler until the eggs are cooked
and custard is thick. Add softened
gelatin and stir until dissolved.
Cool and add fruit juice and rind.
Cool until the gelatin begins TO
set. Beat the egg whites until stiff,
add the sugar and beat to a fine
meringue. Fold into fruit mixture
and pour into baked pie shell.
Place in the refrigerator to set.
Before serving heap whipped
cream over the top.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

ters who are off
down town at
work or home
from college. But
it is by no means
the vacation sea-
SON for the moth
err In many a
house. Appetites
are as ravenous
as eyer-or more
so. And three
meals a day plus
other household
tasks leave scant
time for rest on
her part.
Mo cannot dn
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31
THE CHEF SUGGESTS
RING OF JELLIED VEAL.
WITH A GREEN SALAD

A few more warm days and we
shall be clamQring for something
cool' :. yet something that is SUBJ
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-31

Summer time may be vacation
time for Father, the little children
and their older brothers and sis
La opinión., 1935-05-07
Sc ANUNC|A
LA DERROTA
De ZUAzUA
Que ell General fue domi-
nado en- toda la Inca, a.
grega ell PNR
Gales Jr. tiene va asegu-
rada la election como go
bernador de Nueyo Leon

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 5.
-(Hilo Directo). "El candidate
Plutarco Elias Gales, ir., triunf5
en- forma aplastante en- los plebis-
citos que Sc efectuaron aver do
mingo en- ell Estado de Nuevo Leon,
y ocupara por ell favor del pdblico
la gubernatura de esa entidad'. ee-
gun dice un boletin cue fue dado a
la publicidad hoy en- la noche en- las
oficinas del PNR en- esta capital,
agregando que Ell otro candidate, ell
general Fortunate Zuazua, fuesdo-
minado en- una forma definitiva.
Los p~lebiscitos Sc llevaron a -
DO en- medic de graves demostra-
cinoes de yioleneia, resultando Ut
merosos lastimados Y heridos. va
que Ia competencia entire los parti-
darios de ambos elementos sc in
tensific6 mucho durante los dltilnos
dfas.
Los partidarios de Gales, apoya-
dos por las autoridades que possible
mente siguieron las 6rdenes del
PNR, atacaron en- numerosas oea-
stones a los zuazuistas, ocasionan-
do fuertes escandaIos en- los que
hubo de i~nteryenir la policia, no
para capturar a los a~gresores quo
eran los callistas, sino para evitar
que los ~desordenes Sc g~eneraliza-
ran.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
ES Illegal LA
HUELGA EN- E
DlARl0 FL D!A'
Ash 10 decide aver la Jun
ia de Conciliacion y Ar
bitraJe

CiuDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 6.
-(Hilo Directo).-Un duro eolpe a
los sindicatos obreros que cerraro
ell peri6dico "El Dia", del Ing. Full
sencio F. PaIavicini. fue dado hoy
en- la tarde por la Junta de conci-
liacion y Arbitraie, al dcelarar que
ell movimiento de huelga les lie
gal.
Los sindicatos decretaron ell mo-
vimiento. al pedir que Ia empresa
extendierat c%ontratos colectivos u
todos los trabajadores de la pl 4
ia, e Embellishments sc decreto ell
cierre de los talleres, en- virtud de
que en- las primeras conferencias
con los directories de la empresa
Sc resolvio que mo hay lugar a
c%ontratos en- masa".
Cream los obreros que s%onsegli-
rian inf.uenciar n los miembros de
la Junta de Cancellation y Arbi-
traje, pero hoy en- la tarde que Sc
trat6 ell asunto, sc resolvi6 que los
trabajadores no estan en- su dere-
cho de declarar una huelga.
Sc estudisrs ell case en- una forma
mas ~detenida, Sc ahadio hoy en- los
informes, pero no Sc dijo 81 la pu-
plicacion de "El Ola" Sc reanudara
en- seguida o hasta que ell conflicto
quede completarnents resuelto.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
G|GANTESCA
CElEBRAC|ON
EN- LONDRES
En- todos los dominios bri-
tanicos Sc festejo ell ami
verSariO real
Solo en- Irlanda quedaron
prohibidas las demostra
clones

LoNDRES, mayo 6.-{UP).- En-
medic de grandes c~eiebraclones y
del jubilo de TODD ell pueblo brita-
nico, los reyes de inglaterra cele-
braron hoy ell 25o. ariversario de
su reinado.
Nunca Sc habian visto en- esta
capital demostraciones mas entu-
siastas nj mas gigantescas, como
la inicial de hoy. cuando Ell Rey
Jorge y la Reina Maria fueron lie
yados a la catedral de San Pablo
en- donde arrodillados pronuncia-
ron en- oraci6n sus agradecimien-
tos al TODD Poderoso. por haberlos
~conservado en- ell poder salvos Y
despues de tantas Y tantas
tragedias que Sc han registrado en-
torno de los distintos tronos Gu
ropeos.
En- una forma simultanea que
fue %convenida desde hace varios
dias, las detonaciones de 81 cano-
Sc ~escueharon en- las princi-
pales plazas de la Gran Bretana,
en- Gibraltar. en- Singapore y en-
otros dominios de Inglaterra. mien
tras que EN- Singapore por ejem-
plo, desfilaban por las GALES mas
de 10000 chinos subditos de Ingla-
terra. del mismo modo cue los sub
ditos britanicos en- la India. Ell A
frica. en- Canada en- Australia y
en- otras muchas parties del. globo
en- donde ondea Ia bandera del
rnV
La opinión., 1935-05-07
NINA ~ABANDQNADA EN-
UNA IGLESIA

Numerosas personals que Sc en-
c|ontraban en- adoraci6n religiosa en-
eli temple cat6lico situado en- las
GALES Cuarta y Chicago. interrum-
pieron sus rezos cuando oyeron el
agudo y triste llanto de I'm pc
queno.
En- un principle creian que algu-
no dc los f%eligreses tenia en- sus
brazos al pequeno pero n MEDIA
que aumentaba ell descousolador
llanto. notaron que %procedia de o.
tro punto. y buscando encontraron Il
una nina de cuatro meses de edad.
que habia sido ahandonada por su
desnaturaliz ada madre.
La %pequeha. que estaba envuelta
en- cuatro cobijas. y vestida con
cleric lujo. tue Nevada al Children's
Home Finding Society. de las Gales
25 y Griffith. en- donde permane-
cera mientras Sc busca a Ia madre.
Algunos de los ~feligreses dicen
que momentos antes vieron a una
mujre joyen aun cue llevaba a la
nina.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
FRAchSO DE LOS CO.
MUNlSTAS

Con la anticipacin dehida Y con-
s~iderandose Que Sc registrarfan nu
merosos academies. las autoridades
de policfa ordenaron ell ~estab'eci-
miento de puestos dc auXilio a 10
largo de la ruta que habria de Sc
guir la procession. fernando parte
alrededor de 200 medicos. 400 prac
ticantes y como 500 enfermeras
mientras que ell servicio de ambu-
~lancias fue aumentado n su maxi
mo.
En- Newcastle o%eurrio un percan
ee que estuvo a punto de %costar la
vida de numerosas personals. al de-
rrumbarse una graderia pletorica
de pdblico, en- los momentos que
presenciaban un desfile militar.
Hubo a'rededor de 60 l~esionados.
muchos de los cuales Sc encuen-
tran en- condolences muy graves.
Aparte de ESQ. Ia celebration del
jubileo.-que c%ontinuara por varios
dias,-fue muy ordenada. habiendo
fracasado los esfuerzos de los CO.
munistas. de realizar demostracio-
e hostiles que Sc tenian prepare
das. pues tanta era la gente que
no los dejaron organizarse.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
ArreStOSen
la Cadena
de Cartas

ia furia de la cadena de la
prosperidadp aeabara antes de
I'm mes, pues caera por su pro-
pic peso, dijo aver ell admins
trader de correos de Los Ange-
les, ahadiendo que la cantidad de
correspondence que pasa por sus
oficinas es inmensa, y que los
carteros sufren como nunca ha-
ban sufrido, maxine que en- los
~presentes dias hs estado haelen-
do I'm calos de Verano.
AIeunas ptrsonas Sc auejan de
que sus buzones han sldo sa-
queados, pues sabe que nunero-
SOS individuos y hasta bandas
organizadas Sc han estado dedi-
.eando en- los 1ltimos dias a es-
cudrihar los buzones de las ca
sas psrtieulares, en- busea de
cartas que eontensan decimos y
~pesetas, pues las cadenas que Sc
han tornado representa- distin
tos valores, desde 10 centavos
hasta 100 dolares.
En- los estudios de cine Sc ha
puesto ensur en- contra de la
correspondence que sale, en- vlr
tud de que los ~empieados va no
atendian sus ocupaeiones por de-
dicarse a escribir cartas de pros
peridad.
Sc sabe que la playa ha llega-
do a muchos paises. principal
mente a Mexico, aunque ell en-
VIC de la moneda nacionai result
ia dificil, desde que suspendlen-
dose la circulation de la moneda
de plata Sc han hecho monedas
de cobre de gran tanano.
En- alnunos otros puntos del
pals Sc han estado hacienda a
r~restos de personals inicladoras
de cadenas o participates en- e.
las. En- Denver, Colo, fueron
arrestadas doce personals en- un
solo dia, mientras que en- San
Antonio. New Orleans y ST.
Louis Sc esta persiguiendo con
actividad a los participates en-
las famosas eadenas.