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>War——25 Years

Ago Today

(By The Canadian Press)

Wilson's no e.

territory and to satisfy other de- rgest Gnu-man Mediterranean mands. Ja anese forces hi-rivecl in Island fortresses. Irkutsk, Si ris. In the Balkan!

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BRIEF S TA Y

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w“ Cmesiwndent. Goes on Leave A:

b . fforuthc 1o ecn or n-s -e . Work-hardeenbdars old

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1 ‘He had gong with the ganfldian der fiicult transport conditions. s Puir-icn into Sic-iv and Italy __AflB1‘ following the 1st Division and had completed three mono-s l-rwsh Sicily. Munro moved into

~ OI _Ci)l‘lS.S!CXli.lj accllrfllm

Italy with the Stilt. 3 and

takers week off m; a clearing station near Regizio Ca]. nbriu to recover from fever. Re- covering. he had travelled miles to get bagk g0 front before he received a. cable from his head office to return t: England for a tum-month r’ 1t. He then travelled 200 miles bv rep t0

With 1st Division

the red-patched 1st Division on June 28, leaving behind a story c! the embarkation that made front Danes of London newspapers uri- del‘ his byline when the Canadians landing was announced July 10. Munro consistently hit the front prizes in London as he did in Can- ada during the followinir: weeks. Landing with 50 other Br tish, Un- ited States and Cznadian corres- pondents in Sicily. he beat. ihem all by 7 1-2 hours with the first story sent out of time invaded country. Then. when he landed on the toe cf Italy. Munro got to the world the first news story written from the Italian mainland by an)’ Al- lied correspondent. The GP war writer gained his iron-man reputation when he cov- ered the 38-day Sicilian caznpsign for CP's 90 daily newspaper mem- bers without aid. The stress on one man covering so large an 0 era- tlon was recognized when au- hor- ities permitted William Stewart to accompany Munro into Italy as a second GP War Correspondent.

Overcome Difficultleg

The strain of covering a division alono was heightened by worries a ndent has in findifll and ansportation and PB-r- ticulsrly in getting his copy start- ed on its way to his home office. One of Munro's big worries in Sicily was that he seldom could find sufficient lisht. to work by af- ter he had spent a long day gath- ering news. e sometimes un- der jeep hesdli hts but these W6!‘

not always avalable or. at the front. advisable. Munro's popularity in lkislsnd.

started by his Dieppe story and in- creased latel ss newspaper! ha" used his Sici an and Italian stories

a nay received story datelined HAboai-d a Brill!!! Destroyer" about Syracuse and bearing the sisal- "“ii.e"i“§.‘.‘é'y». editors immediate-

l, t e story out under R068 oldies byline, thinkin they had received it. under a. l!‘ ranizement.

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spoons.

HERE'S a cake recipe that uses only on: egg-only $4 cup shorten- ing-and that: can be made with sugar, or with a. mixture of sugar and corn syrup or honey. Bu: more tbdn that.’ This recipe can be used for a square cake to be cut iuro bars, a layer cake, cup cakes, chocolate cake, cottage pudding, spice cake. It's really a one-egg wonder cakei Here's a whole sec of cake recipes all in one, really!

One-Egg Wonder Cake

There's you: recipe for a light, render layer cake-serve ii: plain, or with jam bcrwccu the layers, or iced with your

To Save Sugar

Substitute corn syrup or honey for hall‘ the sugar. Us: M cup sugar and H cup syrup. Decrease the milk by 3 table-

Tempting Cup Cakes

Make up recipe for One-Egg Wonder Cake. Bake in greased cup cake pans in moderate oven (}75“F.) Z0 minutes. Makes 2 dozen cup cakes.

AFrod

syrup is used.

flour.

ordinary flour.

Messroom Chatter of Canada's Airmen

By Alan Randal . Canadian PPEssSLaH Writer

with ‘Ilhg R_ C. A F. Some- where In hingland. Oct. 7-iCP)-- I-‘lt_ Li. R. A. Patterson of Lindsay. Cm, fozrner adiutant of a Canadian torpedo m, 3, station built by the Conadiss army engineers i:n recOrcl and handed over the R_ C. A. F last November. station O, C. is Vvinscrndr. H. J. Burden, D. S. O_, .F.C . of Toronto. R..A.F. squadrons operate from the station but many Canadian personnel are

. incl Fit. Lt_ o J. gutted of . flying control o

Wings Abroad official aegis‘.

oversea, publication, chronicles the story of eight well-stuffed gfficqs who couldnn, muster

a dining sheik at a native ivli near their bomber station In a its 300d form to signal cniwment of a meal with best possible "tummy rumble" you can mgnage.

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Canadians

Stafford Cripps. minister oi’ sir- Crilly production. He said aircraft were not lf‘°l‘é\"_\' repaired om: and illITl d

Orange Syrup Cake

Flavor the One-Egg Wonder Cake with 1 teaspoon grated orange rind. After baking, ler cake cool M hour. Mix together M cup orange juice and )4 cup sugar, and spread on cake a: intervals, 1 or 2 tablespoons n: a time until all oi’

Delicious Cottage Pudding

Mix One-Egg Wonder Cake, using only 3 tablespoons shortening; omit egg and increase milk to 1 cup. Bake in greased 8 x 8 x 2 inch pan in moderate oven (350°F.) 50 to 60 minutes. Serve warm wirh fruit sauce or chocolate sauce.

Lunch Box Surprises

Mix One-Egg Wonder Cake. barter in halves and make the two variations listed below. baked in greased cup cake pans or in any 8 x B x Zinch pan for curring into squares. in either case, bake in moderate oven

These can be

Mel: l square Baker's Add to half barter; turn into greased pans; top with Spin Coin. Add 1 tablespoon molasses,

and 1/4 cup chopped raisins to half of

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Munro ‘bade another less dm- trained bu“? tecgeflggng Yagxfilflfil: moderate avcn(370°}r_) Z0 to 25 minutes.

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Divide

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1%. 2s not. a...’ at... M75 less gaffer, Sugar, 5g:

Let's be realistic about this ucstlon ofwartimc cake-baking. n rb: firrt plan, the ingredients - you put into cakes (eggs, buzrer, sugar, flour) arc just as good for you, lust as nutritious, as if you used them in some other way. In t/u nnmd plan, the more restricted our mcnu, the more we nccd cake and desserts and other things :0 brighten is. Thcrc is a oocl supply of sub- stsntisl foo in Canada, cvcn if there aren't all rhc kind: wc have bccu used to. The only real prob- lem is that of keeping the family's mind off shortages of certain foods by giving them variety. And cake helps to do that.

And fiflflI/j, there arc ways of making really delicious cakes that economize ou such scarce ingredients a5 butter and sugar and eggs. Thcrc are only two thin s you nccd r0 d0—-usc a goo rcci;:_, and an Swan: Dawn Caiu flour. Tbi: rprcially preparrd flour give: good result: rum in tin Jimplur, mart economical recipes.

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The Flour is Important

It is important to remember one thing about these cakes made from simple, inexpensive recipes. You mo’: gr: lb: ram: remit: will: ordinary

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That. applies to all Spitfires. of EARNSCLII-‘I-‘E SCHOOL Highest Average: Celine course. not Just thrsi- ilOWh by Honor roll for September: 9'7 percent.

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