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FOUR
1
i'.J.
5
THE
DAILY
Friday.
April
EIGHTH
MAKES
SURPRISE
MOVE
TO
NAZI
REAR
ROME,
April
13
0--A
surprise
move
by
British
troops
in
Italy
'
has
landed
Eighth
Arm;,
forces
behind
the
German
lines
alone
Lake
Comacchlo.
Other
British
"
units
have
reached
the
Santerno
River
in
a
lightning
advance
from
the
Senio
River,
where
Al-Jied
forces
had
been
held
up
'
"throughout
much
of
the
winter.
Tills
morning,
British
Eighth
Army
forces
have
pushed
on
through
stiff
enemy
opposition
to
cross
another
barrier
thrown
up
by
the
Germans.
At
'the
other
end
of
the
front,
American
troops,
assisted
by
Italian
partisans,
have
captured
the
f
town
of
Carrara.
,
.
PLENTY
OF
CHANGES
A
cocluoach
gets
an
entire
new
skin
seven
times
before
it
mat-iires.
ALVECHURCH,
Worcestershire
Eng.,
0
When
a
'councillor
sug-'gested
the
name
p?-
"PcslKencc
Lane"
ought
to
be
changed
to
something
mare
p:easan;,
the
townsfolk
objected.
"It
goes
back
to
the
Black
Death
anc
we're
fcju
oud
or
it,"
the
said
and
"the
name
stays.
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Prince
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NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
13,
1945
I
Eye-appealing
Helen
Bruce,
featured
high
-
voltage
songstress
of
the
"Lifebuoy
Follies,"
which
comes
to
Pr:nce
llupert
on
Sunday,
April
22,
under
the
auspices
of
the
local
Red
Cross.
Helen's
magnetic
singing
style
and
come-hither
eyes
tnaxe
her
appearance
a
thrilling
experience.
TANK
BATTLE7
NEAR
VIENNA
MOSCOW,
April
13
W
The
occupation
of
Vienna'is
justr-about
complete.
Red
Army
infantrymen
have
driven
the
Nazis
from
nine-tenths
of
the
city.
A
tank
battle
is
in
progress
northwest
of
the
capital
where
the
enemy
is
making
a
desperate
attempt
to
hold
open
a
secondary
rail
line
to
Czechqslovakin.
Other
Soviet
tanks
driving
west
of
Vienna
are
one
hundred
and
fifteen
miles
from
Hitler's
hideaway,
Bercht-csgaden.
Moscow
says
that
some
Austri-ans
have
finally
taken
up
arms
to"
help
bring
about
their
own
liberation.
Some
former
members
of
the
Nazi
Home
Guards
are
helping
the
Red
-Army,
forces.
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A
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plane
burning
87
octane
fuel
can
.erimo
at
the
rate
of
1,003
feet
a
minute;
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iti
climb
Is
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to
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feet
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The
Say
Experts
-
-
By
HELEN
BANNERMAN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Spring
brings
spring
fever
.
.
.
It
also
brings
to
workers
the
urge
to
spend
lunch
hours
In
the
sun
in
a
neighboring
square,
on
a
cathedral
lawn
or
outside
the
door
of
a
country
school-house
.
.
the
next
step
is
to
take
a
lunchbox
out
into
the
sun
with
them.
Besides
sandwiches
mainstay
at
any
lunch
add
a
crisp
fruit
or
vegetable
salad
packed
In
wax
paper,
a
fruit
tart,
milk
pudding
or
custard
for
dessert
and
cold
milk,
to
drink.
If
you
are
tired
of
the
usual
cheese
or
ham
hundwichcis,
here
.is
a
hearty
lype
of
filling
suggested
by
the
home
economics
at
(lie
Agricultural-
Department
-Consumer
.Section.
WEINER
SANDWICH
PII.I.-INO:-Tn
make
2i
cuius
of
filling
you
need
fe
pound
of
weln
-ers,
one-third
chopped
pickles
or
relish,
i,
c
up
of
mayonnaise,
one
tablespoon
minced
onion,
"2
teaspoon
spieey
meat
sauce
and
three
chopped
hard-cooked
eggs.
Grind
the
weincrs
and
combine
with
the
other
Ingredients.
From
the
doorstep
to
the
Ice
box
In
a
jiffy!
That's
the
way
to
save
riboflavin,
the
vitamin
in
nilk
which
helps
to
build
up
resistance
to
disease
and
makes
for
general
good
health
and
vitality.
It
is
destroyed
by
light.
Experiments
indicate
tht
rpgre
than
half
of.
the
riboflavin
content-of
milk
may
be
last
In
two
hour
if
it
Is
exposed
to
sun
light
In
a
clear
glass
bottltv
even
on
a
cold
day.
However,
if
milk'
is
stored
in
a
dark
room
at
room
temperature
for
as
long
as
24
hours
the
precious
yitamln
Is
not
destroyed
even
though
the
milk
may
turn
sour.
Milk
is
the
best
kiiQwn
source
of
riboflavin
-
and
that
Is
the
reason
the
Nutrition
Division
of
the
Health
and
Welfare
Department
stresses
the
need
for
milk
every
day.
In
Bulgaria,
where
the
people
are
outstandingly
healthy
and
lpng
lived,
mainstays
of
the
national
diet
are
black
"bread
.and
sour
milk,
both
of
them
.rich
in
riboflavin.
Vanilla,
chocolate
and
slraw-u'r
jrri
?ni5
'TJjrre'"
the
flav
orlng
worltj
are
easy
to
liandjo
In
conking.
When
making
cake
and
cookies
aId
.the
flavoring
to
the
fat
while
cieaminrr
It
Tills
results
Jit
more
even
and
lasting
llavor
because
most
flavoring
extracts
contain
essen
tlal
oils
which
combine
with
and
are
held
by
the
fat.
On
the
other
hand,
when
flavoring
gelatine
and
custard
dessert;,
add
It
last,
so
that
as
little
a;;
possible-
of
the
flavor
will
escape.
EGGS
A
LA
KING
To
make
six
servings
you
wlll
need
three
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat,
two
tablespoons
minced
onion
(optional),
four
tablpooiis
flour,
two
cup?
milk,
one
egg
yolk,
one
cup
tlralned
canned
peas,
six
hard-cooked
eggs,
salt
and
pepper
to
taste.
1
Cook
onion
In
fat
for
five
minutes,
but
do
not
brown.
Blend
in
flour.
Add
hot
milk.
stirring
constantly
until
sauce
thickens
Season.
Pour
some
of
1
the
sauce
over
the
beaten
egg
i
yolk,
then
stir
it
carefully
back
into
the
rest
of
the
sauce.
Add
peas
and
hard
-cooked
eggs,
cut
In
quarters.
Reheat
over
hot
water
and
serve
on
toast
or
crustades.
WAR..ON
M0SQUITO3
OAPE
TOWN,
0)
Measure-are
to
be
taken
against
thr
breeding
grounds
of.
the
malaria
mosqultos
in
the
'Northern
Transvaal
and
elsewhere.
The
department
of
defence
has
lent
the
necessary
transport
and
the
mosqiiUo
will
he
attki-U-
J
health
department
officials.
HEAT-TREATED
FOR
V
Yet
.
.
.
it's
true
.
.
.
brat-lrtMmtnt
makes
Carnation
Milk
ejuer
lor
babiti
to
Jigrtl-nne
of
the
bigfcM
reasons
why
millions
of
babies
get
Carnation
Milk
in
their
txntles.
There
are
other
reasons,
of
course
it's
completely
safe,
consenient
to
keep
and
to
use
in
baby's
formula,
as
nourishing
as
milk
can
be.
And
Carnation
provides
extra
"sunshine"
vitamin
D,
needed
for
bones
and
teeth.
Carnation
is
iust
good,
whole
milk
with
part
of
thenatufat
water
taken
out,
homogenized,
sterilizeJ,
and
enrkhed
with
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
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free,
authoritative
book,
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ContenteJ
llaby".
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