Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1930 — Page 17

MARCH 28, 1980.

GREASED SLIDES AWAIT DILLS IN SENATE HOPPER Leaders Ban Controversial Measures in Making Up Program. By Zrrlppt-fl' 'rnrd S'ncspaprr Allinnct WASHINGTON. March 28.—Facing an off-year plf tion, senate leaders today mapped a legislative program for the rest of thp session from which all controversial questions have been eliminated. Adjournment has been fixed tentatively for June 1 to enable election candidates to go home early. Now that the tariff bill is on Its way o conference, senate bosses have decided to confine future discussions and tofts to Muscle Shoals the prohibition transfer bill, the routine appropriation measures and final disposal of the tariff bill after it emerges from the conference chamber. A few odd bills may be enacted, hut no other legislation of major importance is scheduled. Thumbs Turned Down Thumbs have been turned down on prohibition with emphasis. Although half a dozen changes have been proposed either by the drys in congress or the Wickersham commission, the only action will he to shift enforcement from treasury to the department of justice, and passage of that is doubtful. There will be no senate agreement to proposals to penalize the purchaser of liquor, to permit jury less trials or to revise the Jones “five and ten law. Subjects banned include railroad consolidation. bus consolidation, regulation of interstate bus lines, creation of a bureau of communications and government reorganization. No Power Decision No definite' decision on Couzens’ bill for establishment of a permanent power commission has been made, and action on that, will depend on future developments in the pending fight over Muscle Shoals, —and other water power questions. Revision of the immigration laws also is expected to go by the board. There may be a river and harbors bill, though that is not settled, but it is expected it will include only continuation of pending projects, without authorizing any new ones. Many members from the middle west are showing signs of restlessness over the delay in bringing in this bill. First-class German and French trains now average between fifty and sixty miles an hour over runs covering several hundred miles. KWWE-BA (MEANS t HE 6ESTj COFFEE^ “The Cup Delicious" for every occasion. Coffee at its best. Try it! At Independent Grocers Only

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Ravioli One and onp-half cups flour, % teaspoon salt, I’4 cups minced seasoned meat, 1 egg, about 2 tablespoons wafer, buttered crumbs. Sift the flour and salt together, beat the egg, add the water and combine to make a stiff dough. Knead this thoroughly, roll ont verythin ly and cut into rounds about three* inches in diameter. Put a spoonful of seasoned meat on half of each round, wet the edges and fold the remaining dough over the meat like a turnover, then poach in boiling salted water. When done, the ravioli will rise to the surface and should be skimmed out and served with tomato sauce and grated cheese. MAXINE WAMPLER, Sulphur Springs. Ind. Maple Nut Brittle Two cups chopped almonds, % cup water, IVt cups maple sugar, 2 teaspoons butter, 1 1 •> cups light, corn syrup, ’4 teaspoon salt. Brown nuts slightly in oven. Cook sugar, syrup and water together in a saucepan until the sugar is dissolved, then add butter; continue cooking without stirring until the syrup becomes brittle when tested in cold water; add nuts and pour on an inverted greased pan. in a very' thin sheet. Break into pieces. MAURINE VIDOR. Trafalgar, Ind. Yellow Angel Food Cake Eleven egg whites, 9 egg yolks, Vz teaspoon salt. 1 level teaspoon cream tartar, 1% cups fine granulated sugar, sifted; 1 cup cake flour, sifted 3 times before measuring; 1 teaspoon vanilla, or other flavoring. Beat the egg yolks briskly 5 minutes, keep separate; put egg whites

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into large mixing bowl, add salt, beat till foamy; add cream tartar, continue to beat until whites are stiff, but not dry. Fold sugar in carefully, add flavoring, fold flour in carefully, fold beaten egg yolks in carefully. Pour gently into ungreased pan or tube pan; bake in very slow oven '325 F.) 50 to 60 minutes, increasing heat slowly when cake is almost done. Any fancied icing may be used ii desired. LOU BELLE STEVENS. 1317 Franklin street, Columbus. Creamed Hamburger With Carrots One-half pound hamburger, 4 medium sized carrots (cooked previously), 2 teaspoons flour, Vt teaspoon salt, T 4 teaspoon pepper, 1 tablespoon butter, I pint milk and water, half and half. Heat an iron skillet, drop in butter, When almost smoking hot add the hamburger, stir constantly until well seared, then add milk, water, carrots (sliced very fine), pepper and salt. Cover and simmer for ten minutes. Add to this mixture the flour, well blended with a little milk, let boil briskly for three minutes and serve. This will serve six. MRS. LYDIA PHILLIPS. 857 Udell street, Indianapolis. Orange Bread Mix and sift 2\z cups pastry flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder, Vz teaspoon salt and 6 cup sugar. Add % cup graham flour, 1 cup milk, 1 beaten egg, M cup candied orange peel and 14 cup of chopped pecans. Knead and bake. LENORE NORDSTROM, Fairland, Ind. In Bath, England, water still is flowing through the lead pipes mat were used in Roman times.

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DRYS LOSE IN SOCIETY POLL Straw Vote m Philadelphia Strong for Repeal. By United Press PHILADELPHIA. March 28. Philadelphia’s social registerites favor repeal of the Volstead ac':, according to a poll taken by Raymond

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J itcaim, chairman of the publicity department of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. Pitcairn, himself a member of the “400", is a proipinent attorney here. On March 21 he mailed out 6,580 ballots to those whose r.ames appeared in the social register. Up to March 26 he had received 3.524 replies. The vote resulted: For strict enforcement, 540; for modification, 612; for outright repeal, 2.372. One of the fevorite entertainments of William the Conqueror was watching a dog fight.

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