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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10

Peter varonoff, author. lecturer,
and evangelist will appear at s p.
m. from June - TO 10, at The Sal
walton Army. Capt. William Klsh,
pastor, announced today. Varonoff
will discuss the current events in
Europe leading up to the present
World Crisis. He will relate his
own experiences speaking on Rus
STA, God and Victory" His mes
sage will be illustrated with sound
motion pictures and colored slides.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

s .. m.-High School Pilgrim
Fellowship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
Christian and Missionary AIlIane.

ChristIan and missionary Alliance
y s. Prospect St.
". $. Amstutz. minister.
10 a. m Sunday School. Sub
iect "A Treasure Hunt for Bur
led Talent.
II a m.--Morning worship
Theme, "A Bouquet of Flowers.
6p m.-Prayer meeting.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples So
clety.
1880 p. Evangelistic service.
Subject "A Midnight Cry. Rev.
Harold Rhoads. evangelist OF Phil.
adelphia, Pa, will be the speaker
at all OF the Sunday services.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
St. Luke's Episcopal Church

Fred F'rankenberry will he in
charge OF the service. Only one
service, at IL o'clock.
This will be the closing Sunday
for Church School and will be com.
bined with church service. There
Will be no sermon. Instead. both
choirs and congregation will sing
songs around the Christian year.
Following the service. two gifts
to the Childrens Chapel will be
dedicated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
FRS. Church Of Chris. Scientist

Adams 81. at Washtenaw Ave.
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.
1913 a. m.-Morning Service.
1880 p. m.-Wednesday evening
service.
"God the Preserver Of Man" will
be the subject OF the Lesson.ser.
mon in all Christian Science
Churches throughout the world on
Sunday, June II.
The Golden Text Jeremiah 30:
III is Il am with thee, saith the
Lord, TO save thee"
Among the Bible citations 10 this
passage: (Ps. 121:s): The Lord
shall preserve thy going out and
thy coming in from this time forth.
and even for evermore."
Correlstive passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science text
book Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures. by Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following IN.
22D The power OF God brings
deIlyerance 10 the captive. No
power can withstand divine Love. "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
Natural Instinct

Sucking is a perfectly natural
instinct for infants. OF course,
thumb sucking is a natural sub
stitute for sucking for nutrltional
purposes. The infant derives
pleasure, perhaps to some extent
alleviates hunger and relieves
tension by thumb sucking. When
no one plays with baby it sucks
its thumb.
At what point this habit ceases
TO be helpful and becomes harm
tul and begins to distort the dental
arch and interfere with the free
development Of the intellect is q
question that all parents have to
decide for themselves. Attempts
to stop it by mechanical restraints
are likely TO cause more trouble
and conflicts than they cure. The
best wisdom the dentists can give
parents on the subject is in the
following paragraphs:
DO not forget that the activity
of sucking is normal. In the first
year to IS months Of life, sucking
is one Of the chief sources OF emo
tional satisfaction for the child.
"lf thumb sucking is excessive,
do not interfere directly with the
activity. Avoid scolding and pull
ing the thumb out Of the mouth,
avoid mechanical restraints, avoid
foul-tasting applications and,
above all. avoid shame, criticism
and ridicule.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
Encourage Play

"Play with the child more Of
ten and use play materials suit
able to his age. Encourage him 10
play with other children.
See that he has opportunity
tspaee) TO be active and 10 eX-
plore.
III the home atmosphere is not
one Of happiness, ease and
friendliness, the adults should
strive TO make it so rather than to
concern themselves only with the
babys problem. We must remem-
Der that the ehild's psychology is
largely determined by parent
child relationships and that dis
turbance in the emotional life Of
the child can usually be attributed
to the atmosphere Of the home"
Champing and grinding teeth is
a much more complicated problem,
partly because they lead TO wear
ing off the periodontal membrane
Of the teeth. Eighty-eight per
cent Of periodontal cases were
found to have champing. grinding
habits. Most of the subjects were
unconscious Of them. In almost all
instances they were found in COM
bination with malocclusion,
faulty closure Of. the upper and
lower teeth. Therefore to adjust
the malocclusion is the way to do
away with grinding and champinE
teeth habits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
Your Health
lnteractions of
Soul With Body
Being Studied
BY Logan Clendennlns, N. o.

THE NEW field in medicine
called psyehosomatic medicine has
attracted the dentists and they
give promise Of producing val
liable advice about some OF the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10

7:45 p. m.-Sermon.
The Salvation Army Citadel
8 $. Park st.
Capt William Kish, officer in
charge.
10 a. m.-Company meeting. Mrs.
Rhea Loney Y.P.S.M.
II a. m.-Holiness meeting. Cap
tain Kish, preaching.
6:15 .. m.-Young Peoples Le-
gion Frank Waterbury in charge.
us p. m.-Open air meeting.
.. m Salvation meeting Cap
tain Kish preaching.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10

Church OF Christ
sos w. Cross ST.
G. Wheeler Utley. Minister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School
II a. m.-Communion and Ser
mon.
7:45 p. m.-Sermon.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Emily Post
Advises

At least one of the following ques-
tions Is sure to be included in every
letter sent me from . bride-to-be:
l: Who pays for the groom's
wedding ring?
2. May his ring have q stone in II
or must 1t be . plain gold band2
3. Should the brides ring and the
groom's ring be bought at the same
time?
4. Does q man wear his wedding
ring on the third finger of the left
hand as the bride does or on his
little finger?
Answers-O The bride (or more
likely. her family. (O It Is usually
a plain gold band (often one that
matches hers, but slightly heavier)
but 1t can be anything else he pre-
ferS: even ring he has been in the
habit OF wearing can be used in the
marriage service. 90 They are gen.
orally bought at the same time, be-
cause when they together choose
land ht) her ring is the most prac-
tical time to select his. She, of
course, pays for his ring just as he
pays for hers. a. If a man cares at
all for good taste in the sense of an
Anglo Saxon tradition of smart
ness" he wears this Tor any other)
ring on his little finger. It is Gus
tomary for the men in many COM
munities to follow the Continental
custom Of wearing the ring on the
third finger
Evening star., 1944-07-24
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC for truck fleet; good
Sf'fsai Co. fa1s
AuTo' u'1sHE MEcHtAN1c. experienced. rhi. is /.
permanent position and not Just q wartime
s hours a day. ApDiy MI M9. GREEN GREEN or MI! NJ.
DINER. 1897 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
R6sao Ek MseHAscs Az tsE p.l time.
War Manpower release necessary; make
excellent pay and at the same time help
IN essential work. where men are critically
Mandeil Chevrolet, 18th and Good Hope
BARTENpERs-Apply employment once,
WI HoF 4h re. and of rsona
BELLBOY. colored, with elevator oper-
stor's permit. Apply EBBITT HOTEL
BEL ga carTAN III fon nm mountain resort hotel.
must have good character and business
qALEN HALL HOTEL wernersviIie. Pa.
sFs worfns 50F Hos IL
TOY 4 NOVELTY co, 1915 5 st. NV. =
BOOKkEEPER, ability take full charge:
81 70 5O years age; essential work; $50
week start; excellent opportunity willing
HoT RorkeE; sS.v also postwar work; references.
BUs oPERAToRs-rhs need 1. urxent
Women and men over FL years Of age.
essential and permanent; disqualification:
ISS Toss' inHi ARPs Rsxys Tasa
MOTOR LINES INC. See Mr.. Barnes. 1910
BUS BoYs tcoiored). no .xperienc. nee..-
ms. Mse' d. .Re Ret. u9f2sEr cHSoh Hos
9Th and K sts. NV.
nUSBoYs., eolored. Apply LOUISIANA
CLUB. 3i3b K st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Thanks to Mrs. G.. E. L.,
Arlinqton.j

In response to Mrs. o. L. E.s re.
quest for boiling rise so that it viii
be nice and fluffy, I wish to submit
this from well-recognized au-
thority (the Boston Cooking Schoo
Cook Book and I feel certain thai
1t will be just what she wishes:
'Pick over y cup rice and wash
Add slowly to boiling, salted water
in proportions of l tablespoon sail
to l quart boiling water, so as moi
to check boiling Of water. Boil q
minutes or until soft, which may
be determined by rubbing a kerne
between the fingers. Old rice alb.
serbs more water than new rice
and takes longer for cooking. Drain
in coarse strainer and pour over
rice another quart of hot water;
return to kettle in which it was
cooked: cover, let stand in warm
place on stove to dry off, when each
grain will be separate. When STIR
ring rice to keep it from sticking to
bottom of pan always use a fork to
avoid breaking kernels. The water
in which rice was cooked should be
saved for soups or gravies as it con-
tains valuable minerals and starch
which may be used for thickening
Half a cup of rice after being cooked
increases in bulk to IL cups or
more"
I wish it were possible to per-
sonally thank each and every one
of the contributors whose sugges-
tions and recipes I have followed
with results which have been always
satisfactory. and which, in many in
stances, enabled me to overcome a
hurdle"
Evening star., 1944-07-24
HELP MEN AND woMeh.

AccouNTING GLERk; Apply eener.l Of
man Park Hotel. Conn. ave. and Woodley
CLEANERs white, for ono. building.
Good day hours and pay. Apply Mr.
AMES, superintendent, 1901 Vermont ave.
COOk for morning shift good pay. Apply
SOLDIERS SAILORS and MARINE CLUB
1913 L II. NV.
COUPLE, married. as earetakers of country
home near Washinston: previous expert
enee as maid and butler desirable. Phone
ELEVATOR OPERATORs-Apply employ
ment once. Use employees entrance in
rear Of hotel. willard Hotel. 18th st. and
TooD cHEckER. high salary: hours.
1880 an. to 8 Pm. 6-day week: viii pay
salary while learning. Apply manager.
Room 1884, National Press BLDG, 14th
seas. soIbiEks. s%fioss sSIi Ss ANb ls10nsHle aA.
KINES CLUB, 1lth and sts
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, man or woman
car use shutin: TO sell tnsulation, storm
slosiS. fssn Dossver g wopsDH wSBeoSp5ssIDnity cs M
Mich. ave. ne. Republic $500.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
By Barbara Bell.

A soft, utterly feminine dress
which consists of straight skirt and
a peplum blouse. It's perfect to
make up in pastel eyelet-embroidery
cottons, in colorful print cottons
Nice, too, in flowered rayon crepes
and sheers. Good for afternoon and
date wear.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1919 is
designed for sizes II, IA, is. Is and
90. Size ID, short sleeves, requires
Az yards of 39-inch material.
Plan your fall clothes now! The
new fall and winter pattern book,
Passing in Review" is now ready
contains 50 pages of top hits in
clothes the boys In uniform admire
ssDate" frocks, street wear, sports
wear, clothes to wear on the home
front-snappy school clothes for
juniors and children. Price 10 cents.
For this pattern, send Is cents,
plus / cent for postage, In coins,
your name, address. pattern number
and size wanted to Barbara Bell. The
Washington Star, Post Once Box 80.
Station G. New York, 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-07-24

else In life. If the war goes on
much longer, maybe the Govern
nent will have to ration boy friends
as we'll as groceries to make them
60 around.
Undoubtedly these are sad days
for girls who have a normal desire
for dates and yet who are too much
ladies to be able to use the strong
armed method of acquiring them
But since there is no miracle by
which the visible man supply can
be increased, the best thing that
you little girls can do is to forget
about them and devise some way OF
making for yourselves an Adamless
Eden.
For there are a lot of interesting
things in the world besides boys
ana II you will turn your thoughts
on developing your mind instead
OF your emotions. and espousing a
career instead of a husband, you
will find that you can have a very
full and useful and comfortable life
Not all interest in life is bounded
by a wedding ring.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
HELP MEN lcentinuedl }

BUTCHER, experienced preferred, must b
self-servics market locally essential Az.
s6rcskRs.' IN 'co @ess eommissaTs: mi ns: .ood sa
hours, excellent salary. postwar future
Bring release from former employer or re-
ls sEAT1oM sssa AssocfsTfoN% so Gs 11is g. S.e
CARPENTER, must have tools: steady
Fsb4 EeE1 sSGd eeS sse IN esss e. s94 Nsv
YORK ave: NV. NA. 74i6 " "a:
CHEF white or colored. experienced, GOOD
home fsa cooking fer @@ hetel @@ dining room. Ap:-
esaa cSGoRfD' rs NAN aH for servie. station work
Gny ApplS
CoMMIssARY MAN twhite), must under
stand inventory; night employment good
food Sni restaurants. Apply MR.. JoLLEs,
COOK COO, !;.eends!: e s tree2!ens hour. and wage.
COMPANIoN to we'll quiet, refined elderly
man; man; 18 hours service required. Cali EN-
G0UNTERMAN st9TCERM.A for meat department
UG,iNpTHs ys5 ispTins; Md. 81: 800:
AvRa sASps: }es ST Ne T. 'sHsl
nous Tor Hamburgers." Sligo $500. during
RSii %Sis3 s!.Ia. P'is iRsoyrr M1H-o-d.y week; min.
s,5aln' pm s2ss4 AgRls to DHR1p Mi 1pGSs Nc 1870 IS
DisHWAsHERs-Apply employment once
WILLARD HOTEL, 18th and Penna
6IsHwxsHEk, meals and uniform. tr..
sf. saS 1P 1S ssupasys PaSR
pK1vEKs: salary. s1so.27 per month, A.
nss k2Gw4 kkRRGlS 1xkgss 1 dsa' AaRRsE RsI
81 4? &; asss4 Il; sps s.
pm. to 10 pm. weekdays ana am. t.
@.a ssai. esafs3 c. Sx 'ii!r4s ii4s @
1KiyEk: wholesale delivery. DAME,
81 COZ ecio11d 1sth ba1rs st
to to IL u Pm; Pm; Call AID. 1000. MRS. LONG.
an, mdniei s16 sSS.sd sS.. x.sp hours
ELEvAToR oPiERAToR, permanent Job. B
day week; good salary, paid weekly; ex
teas Press Budins i4th Ann' .nd sas sts n,
COWS and mixers: small FAMILY; sss mo mas
FARMS, Fairfax, Va. Phone Herndol
FRY COOK, eolored. for large sea-foo,
restaurant; excellent working condition
and top salary for experienced and reliabI,
man. Apply personnel ONCE, ODONNEILS Il
ISAIA qMRdILs M L. &l20? + Ct; nv:
position, $35 wk. to start. Apply Nj
| GEEkN or Mr.. DndHR. 1887 Wilson blvd
aaodssx aaEItstssHi V Vec1x.x.p.1yrn, GOOD "a,
a0usEMAN: i've In. wo. 477s. METH
QpIeT HoMx. 1901 Conn. ave. NV
bonus, for reliable man (white) with cal
| or light paneled truck; ir-conditioning
yentiiatinE or maintenance experience pre-,
manent: Advancement. Ma 5067,
HOUSEMAN, large guesthouse: room, bosrt
snd good salary. 1904 18th st. NV. MI
HOUsKMAN. Chevy Chase: 3 adults; lixh
nouseWork, plain cookinE:- GOOD salary
live in or out. Call WI. 4044.
Evening star., 1944-07-24

days" Instead Of Jumping into the
shower and right back out again,
plan your schedule to include q
daily bubble bath. YouM find this
% relaxing-perhaps to the point Of
carrying you Oh into 1 day dream
OF the seashore and q dip in the
briny blue! The fragrant bubbles
help to shoe of the dirt and CRIME
as well Is cool you OF from head
to toe. Choose . nght-hearted
horal fragrance which viii cling to
your skin and leave 1t delightfully."-
scented. It's always q good idea
to match your talcum and soap, for
you don't want the scents to tight. "
Adopting this relaxing period each
day isn't exactly q vacation full OF
play. but It's . grand pick k-me-up.
SHINY BRIGHT - When dia-
monds and other precious and semi
precious stones become dirty or
clogged up with caked soap, they
lose all the fire and brillance-their
eye-catching features. Let's keep
our gems sparkling by giving them
. good scrubbing every two weeks
or 50 in q special cleaner. Just fol-
low the simple directions-pour q
small amount Of this cleaner into
q shallow bowl, put the jewelry into
the solution and forget 1t for a short
time. Then brush thoroughly with
an old toothbrush to be certain no
dirt clings to the prongs. then rinse
In clear water. Dry the jewelry with
soft cloth, and we'll bet the
sparkling gems will dazzle your
eyes, For fad" jewelry, Just scrub
gently with brush moistened with
this liQuid-dont immerse the pieces
or you might be minus q stone.
FOR SUMMER CHEER-Cordial,
cocktail and highball glasses with
rafda-wrapped stems are the sum-
mer vogue in party equipment. The
size and. shape Of the glasses run
along the usual line, but the red
or brown rama offers a gay, smart
new touch.
HOME FRONT BLITZ-Stainless,
economical and odor free are the
outstanding features of an insect
killer that is said to accomplish
wonders. Use it freely in a spray
gun whenever necessary and watch
the little pests disappear 1--WE hope y
Evening star., 1944-07-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN for cook and help
with general housevork: small family.
nsh iisht laundry; other help; live in. North
COOK. general housework.r. apt. 3 adults:
live in; SI5 per week and room; refer
sRsei GSek. sodd cs DH i,my s5ol ot naval oe.r
ss sslIsPt salary; live in. NO. 1886. l7is
couple and Children ses .deS I'D
Gn rs5erenees; aas live in: $40 per month.
COOK: whit. or eolor.d: plain cooking;
COOK css Rx AND H s.a,%.:: aaCS?: SIS week: nv. in.
s ass5 "a. Iso 20 ss.a sund.; 1si.,
PGnse sooa as spna,'s s.I.a, DE- 3s sss sm to $50
COOK. light cleanine: good WAGES; q
weeks. Va. Beach cottage: references. Caii
Du: 6666 Sun. between IL and 4; Mon,
lent wages; other help kept. WO. 04OO.
COOK COOK AN9 CIV; sIoo month: white.
NV; section; light laundry, family Of !
r.fs adats, s baby 20 and 5-yr-old; must live in;
COUPLE A to care Il; 0taa for elderly lad, and
aaens; aeW atce nise neishborhood; good wages. Boz
'ssix G.S.ws: s'st aND COOKING, hour. $40 2s, m.
throush dinner; THURSDAYS and sundays
antb on; near rd }sta as7s ana Columbia rd.; $50
ssw e.si .ss fsisls isSsa9, P,rt tm: ::elos
earfare. es Cali h. AT. $685. a. 'ec''0n' sio ana
CIV. cooking for adult couple. white:
csnlsS s7ssts s7ss ior rGem terms.
GIRL for cleaning and laundry. or 3
Esfts s:ss whites fsseo docAto. AlnrSn Sam. OF osos
baby, help with housework; live In; Satur-
Vacation With 0aS: aS'1 $so per on; week vsf1s H.
aoUsEKEEfER. white: live in or out: refs
Inc about sept: l.. Can AT. E ssoS a osoeeeo bstNeen
sHs fMkoFnS.y FS4 I.my snf ssd. :sa,
2 sick woman. Plain cooking. no iaundry:
\ day and SUNDAYS Sfi; Sis per week.
M,pH,.D AMppy between @ 8 and pm. Apt. s. ZIG
490l Conn. ave. nv Wo. 477s. A'
IL. esidss sS?11s osh.n end shs hsp
MAIDS. ;coiored. experienced: rood SAL
III go sos iss ssski Il hour: S. 10 e s.as sAk
csSssh ST g. n'1. '. No. sn.SSaa ssss. dinner n77i
No heavy ave w eor s.ts soed sar: :.ar, e 20 &
icsman,s wife with child. M. 1905.
cooking Small family; live in; nice room
WOMAN. celored. settled, live In or out.
nome! rm ane eh eisn Ian
couple in sasinsss; health eestiaestss ts0Is. rs.
oYtred; :, Can ewes. WI. oS9S: daily.
!, oAE White q ,ss!o,ss s:s:.s nv: r
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Evening star., 1944-07-24
HELP MEN.

WANTED-Man to operate . machine shop
on . 50E profit sharing basis; must Be
aualif,ed TO handle ali phases Of the busi-
ness: Duke st., Alexandria 1868.
WANIED-ManAger. motion picture the
sary; returned var veteran given prefer
enc; Box 86-T. Star.
PAkENTS-Your son can enjoy his summer
vacation. earn good pay and perform an
important home front task-an at the same
time--if he has these qualifications: Hon
esty, intelligenee and ambition. They are
carrier boy. For boys Who have them,
there are several openings now in The Star
carrier organization: Less than two hours
valuable character-building training as well
Is very good Pay. Isiephone Mr.. CARL
a; OFFUIT. WO. 1864, today for com :
Evening star., 1944-07-24
THANKS to Mrs. A. J. E.,
WASHINGTON.

In answer to Mrs. o. L. E.'s re.
quest. of Alexandria. I am sending
the following suggestions about how
to cook fluffy rice. The secret, as
given me by hotel chef some years
ago. is to cook it at very low heat
and to refrain from stirring during
cooking.
One-naf cup rice, cups water,
level teaspoons salt are the ingredi-
ents. Add the cleaned rice to the
boiling salted water. Stir only Slight
ly until the water boils again and
to be sure that the rice grains do
not stick to the bottom of the pan.
Then turn the heat down as low as
possible so that the rice barely sim
mers for 20 to Is minutes. Do not
stir while cooking as this breaks
the grains and makes the rice sticky.
When the rice is done drain in q
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Salad Variation

There are few variations that can
be made with that sovereign OF
salads made from chicken. Un-
rationed ripe olives in large, chevy
wedges cut from the whole fruit add
distinction and are being used to
give variety to the usual accompani-
ments of celery and pimento. The
flavor of chicken and ripe olives
seems especially compatible and the
addition of ripe olives is not ex-
pensive, especially in comparison
with the contribution to flavor and
chewiness.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Shopping Around
By Dorothy Biki,nas

KEEP EM SH1NIN0!--F1at silver
Is very expensive and terribly hard
to get these days tthat Is, in certain
choice patterns) 20 protect what you
possess by wrapping 1t securely in
q specially processed fine quality
flannel cloth. II you clean the silver
In the usual way before wrapping
in this cloth, 1t will stay bright until
you want to use the pieces again. It
Is not necessary to wash the service
after taking it from the cloth, for
the specially treated fabric emits no
odor.
r 4 + 4
BUBBLE, BUBBLE-Let's capi-
talize on the comforts Of home dur
ing these July and August dog
Evening star., 1944-07-24

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, washington 1.
Views expressed In the Clear
ing House Are not necessarily
those of The Star. and as 1t Is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy CasaVeH.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Attention

Applicants for positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
Ote1Ded first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
Jerral from the United States
Employment SerDice unless ar
rdngements hdue been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement,
Evening star., 1944-07-24
Thanks to Mrs. c. c. G.,
WdShinQton.)

To Mrs. o. L. S. of Alexandria
who would like to make fluffy, dry
rice. This recipe is easy to make
and delicious.
Chinese Rice: The ingredients are
l cup rice, cups cold water, tea
spoon salt. Wash rice in several
waters, put in heavy 2-quart alum
mum pan with lid to match In size
Add cold water and salt. Put cover
on, then place on gas burner, bring
to boil and boil hard for 10 minutes
Remove from fire, let cover on until
ready to serve Do not lift cover once
during cooking. This rice can be left
as long as an hour If covered and
still be hot and fluffy. Serves 4. No
straining is needed and there Is no
water on the bottom of pan, just
perfectly cooked rice.
Evening star., 1944-07-24
(Thdnks to Mrs. r. W. H.,
W0chiu0fO11

Mrs. o. L. E., Alexandria. asked
for the proper way to cook rice SO
that it comes out dry and fluffy
I've been trying to do it for five
years without success and have at
last found the foolproof solution
There is new converted rice on the
market permeated with B complex
vitaminS which needs no special
handling whatsoever to come out
dry and fluffy. If she is unable to
find it call me at Woodley 7484 and
I will gladly give her more informa-
ton.