anaheim-gazette 1950-06-08

GOP Jubilant Over Warren-Nixon Ticket WASHINGTON (P)g—Gov. Earl Warren's combined majority in the California primaries was greeted by Senator Brewster (R-Me.) today as also meaning an additional Republican Senator. Brewster is chairman of the Republican Senate Campaign committee, which is after every victory possible in an effort to recapture GOP control of the Senate. In Tuesday's California primaries, Republican Warren almost doubled the vote of James Roosevelt in the Republican and Democratic gubernatorial primaries combined. "That (combined majority) means victory this fall for a Warren-Nixon ticket over a Roosevelt-Douglas slate," Senator Brewster told reporters. Two house members, Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat, and Richard M. Nixon, Republican, were nominated for Senator in California, to fill the place of Democratic Senator Downey who did not run for re-election. Mrs. Douglas has been an ardent New Dealer while Nixon has been prominent in house investigations of alleged communists and leftist groups. Brewster took the stand that the California tickets "will present a clean cut issue for the voters." The present Senate line-up is 54 Democrats to 42 Republicans. After much persuasion that she wrote it down, HOME MADE VANILLA ICE CREAM Well ahead of time, make a custard of 2 cups milk, 2 to 3 egg yolks and ¼ cup sugar. Cook over a very low flame or in a double boiler until the mixture coats the spoon. Cool. Next, mix 2 quarts milk with 2 cups sugar and heat until luke warm. It is essential that the liquid be the right temperature, so test by dripping a drop or two on your wrist to see that it is luke warm. Dissolve 2 Junket tablets in 1 tablespoon warm water. Add the Junket mixture to the warm milk with 1 teaspoon vanilla and a pinch of salt. Warm your ice cream freezer slightly by rinsing with warm water. Pour in the Junket and milk mixture and let stand until set, about 10 to 15 minutes. When Junket has set, whip until stiff. 1 cup all-purpose cream and 1 cup of well chilled evaporated milk. Add ½ cup of sugar to 2 cups of half and half cream. Combine your milk mixtures and whipped cream with cooled custard and pour over the firm Junket. The freezer should not be quite full because the mixture will expand as it freezes. Proceed according to directions for your freezer. CHOCOLATE SAUCE ½ cup cocoa 1 cup granulated sugar ⅛ teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Combine all but butter and vanilla in sauce pan. Stir over low heat till sugar is dissolved. Cook without stirring until it forms a soft ball in cold water. Stir in vanilla and butter. Serve hot or cold. This makes a very good dark Democratic Senator Downey who did not run for re-election. Mrs. Douglas has been an ardent New Dealer while Nixon has been prominent in house investigations of alleged communists and leftist groups. Brewster took the stand that the California tickets "will present a clean cut issue for the voters." The present Senate line-up is 54 Democrats to 42 Republicans. Home-Makers' FORUM By JOAN S. WHITE June is my favorite month. It is a month of beautiful flowers, gay graduation dresses, and lovely brides. It is usually a time of many parties. If you are planning festivities for a bride-to-be, it will perhaps help to know the details of successful parties your neighbors have given. Ruth Compton of Chapman, ave., Orange and Beatrice Baumbach, 318 N. Pine st., Anaheim, have given a most delightful bridal shower for Lois Mae Sharar of 10682 Ball rd., Anaheim. These resourceful young people enlisted the aid of their parents and served the following refreshments: BRIDAL SHOWER Home made vanilla ice cream with Chocolate Sauce Individual decorated white cakes Coffee W. G. Compton prepared the ice and salt for their one and a half gallon ice cream freezer while Mrs. Baumbach mixed up her own special formula for vanilla ice cream. It is a rich, velvety smooth cream that makes other ice cream seem like frozen custard by comparison. Mrs. Compton carries the recipe in her head and it was only $\frac{1}{2}$ cup cocoa 1 cup granulated sugar $\frac{1}{8}$ teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Combine all but butter and vanilla in sauce pan. Stir over low heat till sugar is dissolved. Cook without stirring until it forms a soft ball in cold water. Stir in vanilla and butter. Serve hot or cold. This makes a very good dark fudge-like sauce that can be made several days before and kept in the refrigerator till needed. If your children like cocoa in the morning, make it by adding a spoonful of this sauce to hot milk. WHITE CAKE 2 cups sifted cake flour 2 teaspoons baking powder $\frac{1}{4}$ teaspoon salt $\frac{1}{2}$ cup shortening $1 \frac{1}{2}$ cups sugar $\frac{3}{4}$ cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 egg whites Sift flour before measuring and then sift three times after baking powder and salt has been added. Cream shortening, and sugar gradually. Cream until light. Add flour alternately with milk in small amounts, beating after each addition. Add vanilla. Beat egg whites till they stand in moist peats. Stir well. Bake in two 8 inch layer pans or in a sheet pan at 375 degrees for 25 minutes. If you use white shortening, this will make a pure white cake. You may prefer to use cake mix. Mrs. B. E. Baumbach made the cake for the bridal shower. She baked hers in a flat pan, cut the cake in squares and then decorated each square with pink and yellow roses with green leaves, all made with frosting. Mrs. Baumbach says her cake decorating does not amount to much but her family and friends think differently. She started her cake decorating by making fancy birthday cakes for her children when they were small and she has become very proficient. Her cakes are lovely to see as well as good to eat. If you are planning a large party and have neither the time nor facilities to prepare all the food yourself, Mrs. Walter Paulus of 8725 Sunkist ave., recommends that you enlist the help of Anaheim food markets. Mrs. Paulus planned a reception following the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jack... W. G. Compton prepared the ice and salt for their one and a half gallon ice cream freezer while Mrs. Baumbach mixed up her own special formula for vanilla ice cream. It is a rich, velvety smooth cream that makes other ice cream seem like frozen custard by comparison. Mrs. Compton carries the recipe in her head and it was only Neighborly Neighbors NO, GIRLS... WHEN I FOUND OUT YOU THOUGHT I WAS A DETECTIVE I DECIDED I'D TRY A LITTLE TRICK! I FIGURED SEVERAL OF YOU WERE REALLY STILL IN LOVE WITH YOUR HUSBANDS... SO... I PLANTED THAT PHONY REPORT TO A HUSBAND! WITHOUT ANY NAMES IT MIGHT FIT A NUMBER OF YOUR CAGES, AND, CONVINCED YOUR HUSBANDS STILL LOVED YOU, YOU IRONED THINGS OUT! YOU'RE A SWEET OLD DEAR MR. PETERS, I'M SURE MY HUSBAND WOULDN'T MIND IF I KISSED YOU! IN THE NEXT TWO MINUTES PETERS' FACE TOOK ON THE LOOK OF A LIPSTICK COLOR CHART! ...HE WASN'T AT ALL SORRY FOR THE TRICK HE'D PLAYED ON THE GIRLS... IN FACT HE'D DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN!!! AND AGAIN ulus last month and this is what be served: WEDDING RECEPTION Individual Fancy Cakes Mints Cookies Nuts Fruit punch Coffee The fruit punch was made from frozen Frappe," a fruit base sold Moore's ice cream plant. It comes in one gallon containers, packed in dry ice. You simply thaw and serve. The cakes were made at Hall's Bakery. They were something quite unusual and pretty—just right for a very special occasion. Karen's Candy shop supplied the mints. In case you have not tasted Karen's mints, they are the round, flat delicately colored mint patties. They have a ture mint flavor and are made fresh to your order. It is helpful to know about the experience of others. If you or your friends have a good recipe, an unusual way of preparing a common food, or some good ideas for home entertaining, write and let us know about 4 STEPS... 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Mrs. Wallace has a lovely new home and her colorful garden terrace provided a beautiful background. The proceeds from the silver tea will go toward maintaining a children's home for orphans. This home is maintained entirely through the support of the California Children's Home Society. I feel that this group deserves special mention. It is not often that we find a group of public spirited women who work so hard for such worthwhile cause. DELIVERED TO THE STORES DURING THE COOLNESS OF THE NIGHT KEPT FRESH! DISPLAYED & SOLD THE SAME DAY fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES from neighboring farms IANAS SOUTH AMERICAN GOLDEN YELLOW 2 LBS. 29¢ ANS KENTUCKY WONDER POLE 2 LBS. 25¢ UMBERS LONG GREEN HOME GROWN 3 FOR 10¢ TATOES U.S. NO. 1 WHITE ROSE 10 LBS. 25¢ FOOD HEART 25¢ ARMOUR TREET 12 OZ. CAN 37¢ CHOPPED HAM 12 OZ. CAN 48¢ CORNED BEEF 12 OZ. CAN 42¢ Chili Con Carne & Beans 16 OZ. CAN 31¢ Time in THURS. 6:50 P.M. 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