anaheim-gazette 1931-07-09

Home-Cooked Meals For Warm Weather Bureau of Economics Suggests Alternating Cold With Hot Foods. (Correspondence to the Gazette) Washington, D. C. — Hot weather meal planning includes not only a wise selection of foods, but also a time schedule that arranges the cooking so that it is not necessary to spend so much time in an overheated kitchen. A succession of cold meals are likely to lose their appeal, so the Bureau of Home Economics suggests alternating them with hot meals that will provide cold servings. Lamb is a Favorite The delicate flavor of lamb makes it a favorite hot weather meat and its present low cost brings it within reach of all pocketbooks. Breast of lamb can be bought for about 12 cents a pound throughout the country and shoulder averages about 20 cents a pound. Either cut can be stuffed and served cold but the shoulder makes a much more satisfactory cold dish. New peas or some other fresh green vegetable make an easy-to-cook and refreshing vegetable for a hot day. Rice is a pleasant variation from potatoes, but make a gravy from the lamb drippings for many Occidentals do not relish rice unless it is served with a sauce or plenty of butter. In low cost meals it is obvious that gravy is more economical than butter. It also carries with it some of the nutriment of the meat. Cook enough rice to serve next day with scalloped tomatoes, cold meat, green lettuce salad, and diced pineapple. Pineapple is Inexpensive Fresh pineapple is inexpensive just now, costing about ten cents apiece, which makes it available for the low cost meal. Cut it in small pieces and Pineapple is Inexpensive Fresh pineapple is inexpensive just now, costing about ten cents apiece, which makes it available for the low cost meal. Cut it in small pieces and serve it with other fruits in a fruit cup or sliced and eaten alone, with or without sugar, depending on individual taste and the ripeness of the fruit. It makes a good dessert to follow the stuffed shoulder of lamb. If a family is composed of two adults and one child, a three-year old, there will be plenty left over for another meal. The three-year-old, by the way, may have everything in this dinner, including pineapple, but in smaller amounts, the bureau's child-feeding expert says. Supper Without Cooking The supper of egg salad and muffins will not require any cooking. Make enough muffins at breakfast so there will be some left for toasting. And while we are on the subject of eggs the bureau warns against overcooking them, which toughens the whites. The bureau prefers the name, "hard cooked eggs" to "hard boiled," since it advises simmering, not boiling, for both soft and hard cooked eggs. Spellers Train for State Fair Contest The state's best spellers—school children and adults—are in Summer training for the State Fair spelling contest, in which $1,050 in cash will be distributed to the winners, as well as medals. There will be three divisions of the contest—adults, grammar schools and high schools. The adult contest is open to all. In this division the first prize is $200 and a gold medal, second prize $100 and a silver medal and third prize $50 and a bronze medal. In the grammar and high schools divisions the prizes will be first, $100 and a gold medal; second, $75 and a silver medal; third, $50 and a bronze medal, fourth, $25 and a ribbon award and ten $10 prizes with ribbons for runners-up. Persons who have won first place in any of the previous contests will not be eligible to enter the contest in the division in which they won. Preliminary contests have been held throughout the state in grammar and high schools to determine county representatives to participate in the finals at the State Fair. In counties where such contests have not been held or completed, school authorities may appoint representatives by communicating with Mrs. Jane Amundsen, superintendent of the water. Chop with butter. Serve with a border of hard cheese. Put large buttons on of them on small children they can learn to dress. All the arguments are the world won't make like spinach if it is "milk" which are signs of overcooked spinach should be which makes it attractive and pleasant to the table. Fruit stains on which tablecloths can usually pouring boiling hot water spot after stretching to a bowl. The teakettle three or four feet away. Don't use soap on fruit algal in the soap set specially those of red apples. Ham should be similarly boiled. Cover with water over it. Cook to 30 minutes to the tender, and if possible broth. To give an mix 2 cups of brown rice of fine soft bread crust of prepared mustard, a gar enough to moist paste over the fat cover after removing the rinse long-stemmed cloves. Bake for 10 minutes (500 degrees F.). First o nthe list of in the home dressmaker... $25 and a ribbon award and ten $10 prizes with ribbons for runners-up. Persons who have won first place in any of the previous contests will not be eligible to enter the contest in the division in which they won. Preliminary contests have been held throughout the state in grammar and high schools to determine county representatives to participate in the finals at the State Fair. In counties where such contests have not been held or completed, school authorities may appoint representatives by communicating with Mrs. June Amundsen, superintendent of the State Fair Educational department at Sacramento. The State Fair is making every effort to have a complete representation of the counties in the school divisions of the spelling contest. An extensive long distance telephone system, covering the entire rice-producing district of Central Luzon, has recently been constructed by the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company. Some German has invented a new paper money that will not burn, tear, or crumble. Wonder whether it can be inflated? Fried Spinach Balls Three cups cooked, chopped spinach; 2 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons grated onion, 2 tablespoons grated cheese, 1 egg, 1-8 teaspoon allspice, 1 cup fine dry bread. Combine ingredients and let stand ten minutes to swell the bread crumbs. Shape in balls and roll in bread crumbs. Then dip the balls in egg which has been slightly beaten with one half cup cold water and roll again in crumbs. Fry in deep fat. Serve at once or reheat in oven when desired. Hashed Spinach with Hard Bolled Eggs Wash spinach very carefully. Cook in boiling salted water until tender, about 30 minutes. Lift the spinach out. Pete Hopkins Down to the Drugstore says he can remember when old ladies bought Rheumatism Liniment, but now they buy Lipsticks. Billy Fink is pouring out a drink for Evelyn Jungle, the healthiest boy and girl in Cook County. Floating Power In New Plymouth Charles Mann Demonstrating Newest Ideas In Auto Engine Building Stopped on the street by inquisitive autoists bent on seeing for themselves the principles of floating power, free-wheeling and other features, the new Plymouth demonstrator, painted in bright colors to call attention to its unique lines and speed, has caused more of a sensation in automobile row than any previous automobile in the recollection of Charles H. Mann in his 25 years of automobile experience. Crowds at Show Rooms Charles Mann, Plymouth and Dodge dealer for Anaheim, received his Plymouth demonstrator a week ago. Immediate crowds began pouring into his showrooms at 210 South Los Angeles street to view the new machine, which embodies the floating power principal which makes the car "smooth as an eight." Hundreds of people who have ridden in the demonstrator enthusiastically proclaimed it if not the smoothest, as smooth in performance as any auto in which they ever have ridden, whether of four, six or eight cylinders. Greatest attention was paid by the inquiring to the principle of floating power. Support of Engine They found the engine supported by a sort of rubber bearing just under the water pump at front, and another bearing near the transmission. The engine is balanced in the car so that were it free to rotate, it could spin on its own supports. One side spring, from the engine and buried in soft rubber at the frame, permits the engine to turn many degrees to the right, thus itself absorbing its own vibration, without trans- Smiley, Orange, and Mr. Walhberg, represent Orange county on the Inter-County committee. The institute will start at the San Fernando Valley Grower's packing house at Reseda with an inspection of the plant, which was built last year. The morning program will include a discussion of die-back in walnut trees, the value and need for adequate advertising in the sale of walnuts, market conditions as existing at that time, and a discussion of the state standardization law as it applies to walnuts. In the afternoon a field tour will be held under the direction of the Agricultural Extension Service, featuring soil variability, soil management, and moisture control. Several orchards will be visited. ORDINANCE NO. 550 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM REGULATING THE SALE BY AUCTION OF GOODS, WARES OR MERCHANDISE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF ANAHEIM. The City Council of the City of Anaheim do ordain as follows: SECTION 1: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, corporation or association to sell, dispose of or offer for sale in the City of Anaheim, at public auction, or to cause or permit to be sold, disposed of or offered for sale in the City of Anaheim, California, at public auction, any platinum, gold, silver or plated ware, precious stones, semi-precious stones, watches or other jewelry, or furniture, rugs or other house furnishings, whether the same shall be their own property or whether they shall sell the same as agents or employees of others, except judicial sales or those made by executors or administrators of the estate of decedents; and excepting also sales made at public auction of the stock on hand of any person or persons, or corporation that shall for the period of one year next preceding such sale have been continuously in business in the City of Anaheim, California, as a retail or wholesale merchant; provided that in the latter case, before such merchant I see its most spectacular baler, when Ernest Belcher protee." Miss Margaret Westberg 70 dancers in this number at Stars." of the water. Chop fine and season with butter. Serve in vegetable dish with a border of hard-cooked eggs cut into quarter sections. Put large buttons and not too many of them on small children's clothes so they can learn to dress themselves. All the arguments and persuasions in the world won't make some persons like spinach if it is "mushy" and brown, which are signs of overcooking. Cooked spinach should be green and chewy which makes it attractive to the eye and pleasant to the palate. Fruit stains on white napkins and tablecloths can usually be removed by pouring boiling hot water on the stained spot after stretching the material over a bowl. The teakettle should be held three or four feet above the cloth. Don't use soap on fruit stains, for the algal in the soap sets the stains, especially those of red and purple fruits. Ham should be simmered, never actually boiled. Cover with water and keep water over it. Cook it gently for 25 to 30 minutes to the pound until it is tender, and if possible, let it cool in the broth. To give an attractive finish, mix 2 cups of brown sugar and 3 cups of fine soft bread crumbs. 1 teaspoon of prepared mustard, and elder or vinegar enough to moisten. Spread the paste over the fat covering of the ham, after removing the rind, and stick whole long-stemmed cloves into the surface. Bake for 10 minutes in a hot oven (500 degrees F.). First on the list of important tools for the home dressmaker is a good pair of Support of Engine They found the engine supported by a sort of rubber bearing just under the water pump at front, and another bearing near the transmission. The engine is balanced in the car so that were it free to rotate, it could spin on its own supports. One side spring, from the engine and buried in soft rubber at the frame, permits the engine to turn many degrees to the right, thus itself absorbing its own vibration, without transmitting any vibration to the body of the car. Every little detail to prevent engine vibration from reaching the body of the car has been studied and worked out in detail, so that at any speed no vibration whatever is felt. "When Chrysler built this new Plymouth, embodying floating power, free-wheeling in all three forward speeds, safety-steel bodies mounted on double-drop frames, shock absorbers, hydraulic brakes, Timken bearings and an easy-shifting constant-mesh gear, with an engine that develops 56 horsepower, he created a sensation in the low-priced field," Mr. Mann said. Also Good-Looking "The car certainly has provoked more interest and more genuine admiration than any machine I ever have seen. Besides boasting fine car features and a combination of features hardly equalled at any price, together with quality construction and materials throughout, the car itself wins enthusiasm by its own good looks. It is economical on gas, oil and tires. Its four-cylinder engine is a marvel of power and dependability. We want every person in Orange county to drive this demonstrator and see for himself the many advantages it has over any similarly-priced machine on the market." Daily Agricultural Program by Radio Beginning each day at 12 p.m. and continuing 10 minutes, talks of interest to farmers, growers and producers will be given during the week beginning July 13, under the auspices of the Agricultural Extension Service, cooperating with Radio Station KFI, as follows: July 13—"Dairy Production Costs in San Bernardino County." A. L. Campbell, Assistant Farm Advisor, San Bernardino County. July 14—"Southern California Crops." Ross Gast, Agricultural Department, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. July 15—"Pests of the Walnut and Control." E. S. Kellogg, Agricultural Commissioner, Santa Barbara County. July 16—"What Do You Do as a Forest Ranger?" Bruce L. Colter, District Ranger, Arroyo Seco District of the Angeles Forest. July 17—"Recovery of Mountain Water." H. S. Gliman, Manager, San Dimas Water Company, Member of State First on the list of important tools for the home dressmaker is a good pair of shears for cutting out fabrics. Never allow them to be used for miscellaneous purposes around the house. Hide them, if necessary. Can your vegetables and fruits as soon after gathering as possible. One hour from garden to can is the ideal time limit. It is said that the usual crop of icebergs is not coming down from the region of the North Pole into the Atlantic. Maybe here is another industry that has been slowed down by the depression. Field Day Planned For Walnut Growers A field day for walnut growers of Southern California is being planned for September 12, according to an announcement made by Harold E. Walberg, Farm Advisor. This institute is regularly held by the Inter-County Walnut Growers' Department of the Farm Bureau, an organization composed of walnut growers in Orange, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Riverside counties. A. J. McFadden, Santa Ana, and J. A. ONE REASON THERE'S SO MANY MORE CARS ON THE ROAD THIS YEAR IS SO MANY FOLKS HAVEN't ANYTHING ELSE TO WORK AT--- and Mr. Walhberg, county on the Interall start at the San Grower’s packing with an inspection of was built last year. Gram will include a stack in walnut trees, for adequate advertising at that time, and the state standardizaties to walnuts. A field tour will be direction of the AgriService, featuring all management, and several orchards will anticipation of said sale. The City Council in considering the application and attending facts, shall exercise a reasonable and sound discretion in granting or denying the permit applied for, provided further that such sale at public auction shall be held on successive days, Sundays and legal holidays excepted, and shall not continue for more than thirty (30) days in all from the commencement of the sale, and shall be permitted only where such merchant is a bona fide disposing of his stock for the purpose of retiring from business; and that said auction shall be conducted during the day time between the hours of six and eight o’clock." SECTION 2: That the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordinance and cause the same to be published three times in the Anaheim Gazette, a weekly newspaper printed and published in the City of Anaheim, and thirty days after its final passage this ordinance shall take effect and be in force. The above ordinance is approved this 23rd day of June, 1931. L. E. MILLER. Mayor of the City of Anaheim. (SEAL) STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE, CITY OF ANAHEIM. I. Edward B. Merritt, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, no hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a meeting of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, held on the 9th day of June, 1931, and that the same was passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council, held on the 23rd day of June, 1931, by the following vote of the members thereof: AYES: Councilmen Miller, Kroesel, Martinet, Jr., Lakeman and Sheridan. NOES: Councilmen None. ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Councilmen None. AND I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim signed and approved said Ordinance on the 23rd day of June, 1931. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of said City this 23rd day of June, 1931. EDWARD B. MERRITT. City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. (SEAL) 6-25-31 Atwater Kent FEARN— Easy Parking 273 E. Center St., Anaheim Telephone to those Vacationists Service to vacationland is more widespread, clearer, better than ever. Summer scatters the family—the telephone brings it together! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Now on Display NEW LYMOUTH OATING POWER and FREE WHEELING OATING POWER and FREE WHEELING all means—See it! Drive it! The displaying the most serious low-priced car the world ever seen. People who have in this New Plymouth that they never before exceeded such motor car per-ance. Floating Power is the It is a new engineering equipment that eliminates all g of vibration. You will be raised and you will positively to own one of these cars if side in it. Come in today—body. It is the vibration-car for millions. $535 AND UP - F.O.B. FACTORY Floating Power Free Wheeling Easy-Shift Transmission Hydraulic Brakes Double-Drop Frame Safety-Steel Body Timken Bearings CHAS. H. MANN o. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 2321