Everybody’s Favorite Magic Mocha Cake
One of the family favorites is
a big luscious homemade cake
for dessert You can bake it early
in the morning, using either a
quick white cake mix or a deli
cious devil’s food mix. and top it
with a magic quick frosting made
with sweetened condensed milk.
Assign the “frosting detail" to
one of the teen-agers because it
is so simple to make and abso
lutely failure-proof, no matter
how inexperienced the cook Try
a Mocha Frosting that doesn’t
require endless beating and blend
ing, thanks to the sweetened con
densed milk, a rich creamy canned
milk that combines perfectly with
the other ingredients.
It’s a simple matter of putting
the sweetened condensed milk, a
tablespoon of strong coffee, and
salt in the top of a double boiler
and mixing them all together
Then you add the unsweetened
chocolate squares and cook about
10 minutes till it's thick. After
it’s cooled, stir in the vanilla. Fi
nally spread this creamy, smooth
frosting on top of the cooled
cake. Then watch the cake dis
appear in one sitting that night
Magic Mocha Frosting
( Makes I Vi cups)
I VS cups (15 ox. can ) sweetened
condensed milk
1 tablespoon strong, black
coffee
Vfe teaspoon salt
2 squares (2 os.) unsweetened
chocolate
H teaspoon vanilla extract
Put sweetened condensed milk,
coffee and salt in top of double
boiler Mix well. Add chocolate.
Cook over rapidly boiling water,
stirring often until thick (about
10 minutes). Remove from heat
Cool. Stir i* vanilla. Spread on
cold cake
People Would Get More
Participation in Primaries
Under New Plan
WASHINGTON, (£>)— A plan
for nationwide presidential pri
maries went before Congress yes
terday. The sponsors, Sen. Doug
las (D-Ill) and Rep. Charles E.
Bennett, <D-Fla\ said the plan
would not require a constitutional
amendment and could apply to
the 1952 campaigns.
Primary voting, as envisioned
in the proposal, would not bind
convention delegates but probab
ly would exert a “strong persua
sive influence” on their decisions,
Douglas and Bennett said in a
statement.
They said their purpose is “to
bring about greater direct partici
pation” by the people in the nom
ination of candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President.
Only One Union Army
Veteran to Get Pension
For Year Ending June, ’53
WASHINGTON, The Vet
erans Administration figures that
there will be only one Union
Army Civil War veteran on its
pension rolls in the year ending
June 30, 1953.
In contrast, it estimates an av
erage erf 1,677,907 World War II
veterans will be receiving pen
sions or compensation. And VA
spokemen estimated benefits will
be going to about 3,521,604 vet
erans and dependents of deceased
veterans.
The federal government does
not pay pensions or compensa
tion to Confederate veterans of
the Civil War and does not keep
a list of those surviving.
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Princess Elizabeth Starts
30.000- Mile, 5-Month Tour
LONDON, (j*P)—Princess Eliza
beth flew off witty her handsome
sailor husband yesterday on a
30.000- mile tour to the other side
of the empire she someday will
rule.
The princess and her 30-year
old husband, the Duke of Edin
burgh, took off in a specially con
verted British Overseas Airways
Argonaut for a royal visit to four
British outposts—African Kenya,
Asia - tipping Ceylon and the
“down under” lands of Australia
and New Zealand.
For Elizabeth and Philip it -
meant five months of travelling.
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Compiled by U.S. Dept, of Commerce,
Weather Bureau
Continued clear tonight - and
Saturday. Northerly winds 20
mph. with gusts to 30 mph. Low
temperature expected tonight -8,
highest tomorrow* 3.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Temperatures: high
9, low -2. Maximum wind 45 mph.
from the NNE. Sunrise at 8:45
a.m., sunset at 3:47 p.m.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7 a.m. today:
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Pt. Hope -2 Part cloudy
Kotzebue -11 Clear
Wales 0 Part cloudy
Gambell 2 Snow
Nome 1 Clear
Unalakleet 1 Clear
Bethel -6 Part cloudy
McGrath -5 Snow
Anchorage 14 Snow
Fairbanks -»19 Part cloudy
Whitehorse -13 Part cloudy
Edmonton 11 Cloudy
Juneau 29 Cloudy
Ketchikan 38 Cloudy
Seattle 47 Part cloudy
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