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A BURPRISE usually awaits us these days when we ask our grocers for rice. ‘A number of new types have appeared. One type, grown in California and sold in two-pound packages. has a definite yellowish cast and requires 50 per cent longer cooking time. J . » CHEESE RICE LOAF WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE (For Thursday lunclieon) 3% ©. butter, melted 1c. hot milk 3 eggs slightly beaten

1»% c. cooked rice (4 ¢. uncooked)

1% c. grated sharp cheese (% lb.) 14 c. dry, fine bread crumbs 1% ¢. finely chopped celery 2 tsps, chopped onion 1 tbsp. chopped parsley 1 tbsp. chopped green pepper i tsp. salt 3% tsp. prepared mustard Melt butter, add milk and heat. Beat eggs, add rice, cheese and crumbs, then the hot milk. Add remaining ingredients and mix well, Turn into buttered loaf pan lined with plain white paper. Bake at 325 degrees F. (moderate oven) for one hour. Turn out and serve with mushroom sauce. Berves six. » » ” SCOTCH SHORTBREAD SQUARES (For Friday luncheon) 1 ec. butter 3% ec. confectioner's sugar 2 c. sifted flour Cream: butter thoroughly. Blend in sugar (packed in cup, then sifted), gradually, Add flour gradually, knead to blend well. Roll out to % inch thick rectangle on

lightly floured board. Prick or press

any desired design on top. Cut into squares and place on baking sheets 3% inch apart. Bake in

- moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for ‘18 to ‘20 minutes. - Makes three

dozen.

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rr Both ond: To Speed Up Your Work

By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer: TOO MANY women put the burden of their housework upon the hand that responds quickest to their bidding. Even if the other hand is not so dexterous, expert home economists

say that you should put‘it to work.| By using both hands, they claim

you can slice minutes from house work and salvage valuable time for

other things. » . 8 TAKE dishwashing as a twohanded job. It is ‘polished off

more equickly and eféiertly, according to the experts, if you will first organize your kitchen-sink assembly line so that dishes are moved from right to left. The right hand (if you are righthanded) should be used to slip the soiled dishes into the dishpan. The left should be used to pull dishes out, to hold them for a scrub with the dishrag, and to stack hem into the dish drainer,

DON'T ALLOW ane hand to loaf on the cleaning job. To speed up dusting, put each hand to work with a dust-rag. The same tactics can be used when floors and baseboards need wiping. When windows need washing, dip two rags Mato the bucket of suds, and divide the labor. Same thing goes for waxing floors, polishing brass. It may take practice to make both hands work together, but the time saved in training the team will be worth the trouble.

Miss Putts Fasaged

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pitzer, 4268 Carrollton ave, announce the approathing marriage of their niece Miss Pauline Putts, and Lee R. King, Indianapolis. The wedding will be June 7 in 8t. Joan of Arc Catholic

church.

Times Pattern Service

1242 By SUE BURNETT Slanted lines are so popular this season, and you'll like the unus+ ual button trim. The dress is simple to make — it will be lovely in a bold striped fabric. Pattern 8183 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, 3% yards of 39-inch. For this pattern send 25 cents in coins, your name, address, size desired, and the pattern number to Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis Times Pattern Service, 214 W, Maryland st, Indjanapolis 9.

By MRS. ANNE CABOT Perfect air-conditioning is the secret of the success of this simple play suit with matching sunbon. net. The pocket on the suit is a nice little appliqued duck! For added excitement little sister may have a toy duck with a small bib of the play suit material. To obtain. patterns for suit, sun« bonnet, duck toy, applique pocket, finishing directions for hot weather set (pattern 5126) sizes 2, 3, 4 years included, send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 S. Wells st., Chicago 17.

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auditorium. “Gentlemen’s Agreentent” (Hobson), Mrs, Olive Enslen 3 Tinder. An avpenl for volunteers for the EY Indianapolis Readers. Wed. Mrs. staff assistance corps was | po ers, : “issued today by Mrs. John G. King-| : han, volunteer special services chair

Edward L. Osborne, 38056 E. 62d, hostess. “A Few Brass Tacks,” Mrs. Edward Wanek; - “Louis| % “Bromfield,” Mrs, Russell G. Fors Women are needed: to do tin, b ‘me, 2 reception and other office work at Annie Laurie chap, I. T.-8 O. Billings ad Dy Soups aad sh 12:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs, Virgil E. Kinghan said. Persons who can Marshall, 922 N. Audubon rd, serve during the day particuhostess, Luncheon; Mrs. Noble larly needed, she ry Reynolds, speaker, . Enrollment is now open for a two- | Victory chap, I. T-S. C. 8 p. m. week training class beginning’ June Wed., Hotel Lincoln. Mrs, Kather- 3. Classes will meet on Tuesday and ine Dalsheimer, speaker.’ ‘Thursday mornings at the chapter | (house. Registration can be made by calling the ‘Red Cross‘ volunteer

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boush, 5302 E. 10th st., and hq | rd. hostess. Spring musical tea.| 9) N Mount st., and. his par- were made for the state meeting| ... Bosch Grove, and Mr. {¥

BRID : : 4580 Allisonville rd, hostess. Guest Hollend photo. |special service department at the "7 Rendell photo. 4 4 ig - Miss Age day. WEDDING NEAR—Miss Vir. [chapter house. ENGAGED_A Tp on. will aboush and John Tony will be [Irvington Méther Study. Wed. Mrs. May Kidd will become th Steps pet pen m * discus married Sunday in Little Flower | Alvin G. Finer 1 Lowel Js. gla of Thomas H. Went [Presidents to: Meet Sng ite : Ma Margie #1um for the coming Ya ess. May breakfast. \ +3 Presid local chapters of : re ‘adonted Catholic” church. Her parents | New Century. 12:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs.| on May 31. She is the daugh- |gngiion a FER Donald Hurst, Her parents are 5 A) are Mr.-and Mrs. Louis A. Ha- | C. E./McLean, 61st st. and Rucker | ter of Mr. and Mrs, G. L. Kidd, [today at the Claypool hotel. Plans| Mr. and Mrs. Dewey R. Mor- | Mrs, ve man for the meeting, =

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