Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1940, Page 43

B0V /D I GET COMPLIMENTS ON My CARAMEL NUT CAKE MADE THIS EASY SPRY WAY CARAMEL NUT CAKE oup Spry 2}4 teaspoons baking teaspoon salt _ powder teaspoon 2 cups sifted flour Get flakier pastry, o o crisper fried foods, too, “ i the Spry way 2 egge, unbeaten chopped ; Blend Spry, salt and vanilla. Add suga "Ir YOU WANT a raft of compli- ety B ments on your cookin’, startin’ { ngly, beating well after gach today, get Spry now an’ get goin’!”’ imen Add foue o rrumed misturt, | 888 Aunt Jenny. “The very second alternately with water, mixing after each Yyou open the can an’ see how gleam- ;ld'dn!él.nn until smooth. Add nuts and in’ white Spry is, you get the urge Bake in two Spry-greased 8-inch layer to do some bakin’ right off. od 3 ; : o P A e “Yes sir, Spry looks purer an' it is! ers and on top and Hdr of SO e Nowonderyou can get better tastin’ Direr Sy iohrfoal Make sl yout | cakes an’ Pastry an’ fried foods. cakes with Spry. Useit for pastry, {rying. You just try Spry an’ you'll see. e AR '!?t’:l:l'::mn_ “Read below about the other big 15 cup sugar 2 }§ i i cAramelised advantages Spry has an’ how only 2 tablespoona Spry __ sugar siru Spry gives you all three, Oh, Spry’s top of the class, all right. It's led in quality right from the start!” 1 tablespoon 214 cups sifted con- butter fectioners' sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 egg yolk 3 teaspoon 234 tablespoons vanilla scalded top milk (about) Place granulated sugar in skillet, and etir constantly over medium heat until sugar is melted and dark. Remove from fire, add hot water gradually, and stiruntildissolved. Blend Spry, butter, ealt, vanilla and caramelized sugar sirup. (Remaining sirup ean be stored for future use.) ONLY Spry g, YOU AL THggE ) 401{4/1/7'45 Add 15 cup confectioners’sugargrad- ually, ereaming well. Add egg yolk and blend. Add remaining sugar, alter- nately with hot milk, beating until stiff enough tospread. Add just enough milk to make & nice spreading consistency. 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Sours, assistant director and chief engineer of the Ohio Department of Highways, will be installed as president of the Ameri- can Road Builders’ Association at a banquet tonight at the Willard Hotel. The association is holding its 39th annual - spring business meeting in Washington this week. Among the speakers listed for the dinner meeting are Thomas H. Mac- Donald, commissioner of the Public Roads Administration; Senator Hay- den of Arizona and Chariman Cart- wright of the House Roads Com- mittee. Subjects pertinent to modern road development also will be dis- cussed by Mr. Sours, Murray D. Van Wagoner, outgoing president and Michigan State highway com- missioner, and Charles E. Upham, engineer-director of the association. The George S. Bartlett award, made each year for “outstanding contributions to highway progress,” will be presented to Robert Moses, commissioner of the Department of Parks of New York City, by Mr. Van Wagoner. Mr. Sours in an address before the association yesterday said that further development of a highway linking the 23 countries of the two American continents, from Alaska to Argentina, will be noted in the coming year. The highway, he said, is now 50 per cent complete, and “the future of this highway in commerce and travel is beyond comprehension.” Mr. Sours stated the link must be considered in terms of “commerce and good will between the Pan- American countries.” 14 More Coast Guard Applicants Approved Fourteen additional youths from Washington and vicinity have been added to the approved list of ap- plicants for training at the United States Coast Guard Academy, it was announced today. More than 30 others were an- nounced earlier in the week, and all will take examinations May 15 | and 16 for entrance into the acad- | emy in July. | Those from Washington are Paul | A. Hansen, 1765 Massachusetts ave- }nue N.W.; Malcolm P. Weiss, 3223 Vista street N.E.; Henry J. Johnson, jr, 4819 Kansas avenue N.W.; James W. Chagnon, 2500 K street N.W.; Louis A. Knight, jr, 3940 Pennsylvania avenue SE., and Ed- ward J. L. Griffin, 2026 F street N.wW. From Maryland are Charles E. Kemp, George H. Asman, Thomas A. Sofos and George W. Ransom, all of Annapolis; David L. Davies, jr., of 6611 Strathmore street Be- thesda, and Frederick S. Gore of Upper Marlboro. From Virginia are Eugene T. Fleischhaver of Quantico and Charles E. Dove of 511 Wolfe street, Alexandria. Speakers Will Boost Foes at Press Frolic Political oratory in reverse will be a feature of the National Press Club’s outdoor frolic at the Charles Town Jockey Club Saturday, and Representative Woodrum of Vir- ginia has been designated to censor the speeches at the amplifying sys- tem contrgls. Senator Barkley of Kentucky, Democratic leader, and Senator Smith, South Carolina stalwart, will deliver rip-roaring Republican | speeches during the political talk- fest, the committee announced. Senator Danaher of Connecticut and Representative Vorys of Ohio, stanch Republicans, are slated to respond with New Deal speeches. Also slated for the entertainment of members and their guests are a card of races, a baseba¥l game, box- ing, a carnival and other sporting | events, | et G Seventy additional schools and 44 | kindergartens for children of rail- way workers are to be built in Russia. “Pd never believe 3" they were the same rugs!” Hidden Beauty Restored with Guaranteed RUG CLEANING You'll thrill at the rich, bright colors, the soft, luxurious feel of rugs cleaned by Manhattan. Costly, modern equipment guar- antees that every inch of rug surface—back and front—is ev- enly and thoroughly cleaned. All dust, dirt, germs and grit is completely removed — hidden beauty is restored. Phone now for surprisingly low prices. STORAGE in modern, moth-prool vaults, only s few cents 8 month extra. 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There- fore, in knowing the outstanding characteristics of the woodpeckers you can understand them better and know fairly well what they are doing as you observe them. ‘Woodpeckers are especlally equipped for their profession— in- sect and grub sleuthing for the pests hidden under the bark of tree trunk or limb. The unusual structure of the foot, except in cne genus, two toes point- ing north, two south, enables them to cling and travel over upright surfaces. The claws are tough and strong and hold fast to positions taken, The pointed, stiffened fail feathers make admirable props. Then the very strong, chisel-like bill is used to chip away at the wood and lay bare the hiding place of the grub, or if the canny fellow resides in a deep tunnel in the tree trunk the very long, extensile tongue, with its horny, spearlike tip, reachess down and harpoons the fat recluse, drawing him forth. ‘Woodpeckers are tireless police- men of our trees, They are at their work at dawn, leaving off their arduous labors at nightfall. It is impossible to compute the amount of money they save us, for they reach the grubs that man or other birds cannot. : These co-workers of ours have Thetrdrurming i ‘ppiemented supplement by a whicker eall, quite like that THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1940. of the flicker, and notes that sound. like “a-k-r-r-ring” A hoarse “chuhchuh” when ascending a tree would make one think that the funny, jerky movement in making this trip was using & powerful lot of energy of the red-bellied wood- pecker. The, red-bellied woodpecker is a well-Known resideut of our Southe ern States. It prefers the decid- uous trees though uses the conif- erous ones also. The nest is either in dead or living trees and placed some 20 feet from the ground. There are four to six typically white woodpecker eggs. This Southerner’s head and back of neck are a bright scarlet; the back is evenly barred in black and HERES THE MEAT THAT CAN = ever enjoyed! % That’s "cause Treet is made of only the finest table-meats, seasoned j Vacuum-Cooked in their own containers! 1 Made and guar- LT e stamp L sitverplate. Save the recipe booklet you find attached t0 your can of Treet. Choose the silverplate unit you want first. Then send the booklet in with S0c to Armour and pany, Pre- mium Dept., Meriden, Conn. CHOOSE FROM THIS LISTI Unit A—knife, fork and spoon Unit B-3tablespoons Unit E~4 teaspoons Ten'other combinstious also’svailable. Full | list sent with first order. 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