TO-DAY’S RECIPE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIX, Issue 21992, 18 June 1941, Page 7

TO-DAY’S RECIPE

❖ J .* EGGLESS CRUMB CAKE * * ? ♦ Take 2 tea-cups flour, 1 cup T ♦ brown sugar. 1 cup butter, J cup X X lard. Rub these Ingredients to- $ gether until mixture is quite ❖ crumbly. Take out a good cup- ♦ * ful of mixture and put aside. To X X the other portion add S cup milk, ,£ 1 cup each of raisins and cur- * rants, 1 teaspoon of soda dis- * ❖ solved in a little warm water. * Put mixture in tin and spread £ X the other cun of mixture over the $ £ cake. Bake for 1J hours. »:•

able for highly-specialised training. The girls will be trained as A.A. specialists ta height finding and predictor work. Quick thinking, a cool head, and an intimate knowledge of Britain's new anti-aircraft devices are requiredActual shell-loading and heavy manual work will continue to be carried out by men, but women will direct them. These women brains-behtad-the-guns will receive danger-money and higher rates of pay than rank-and-file A.T.S. They will have the privilege of wearing white lanyards over their right shoulders and Royal Artillery badges on their breast to distinguish them as A.A. girls. This Is the first step to include women ta the country’s fighting forces. This new women’s corps is a development of the kine-theodlte units— ATS. girls who record with movie cameras and calculate errors in A.A. gunfire at practice camps. “It should appeal to office workers, bank clerks, and students—anyone in fact with an elementary knowledge of mathematics." an A.T.S. officer told a “Sunday Dispatch” representative.