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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Better Health
By Dr.. Logan Clendening

a good deal about real sure
enough colds however. The IN
lection IS due 10 a filtcrable
virus "a germ too small 10 be
seen under the microscope Il
has not been certainly Identified
yet. no more than any Of the
iilterable viruseS. but its habits
are known. 1t is transmitted
readily by fairly direct contact.
from person TO person. Colds
IN fact, are very catching
The zone Of Transmission is
not simply the distance Of spread
of the direct spray Of A SneeIe
or cough. but the injecting agent
may spread in a radiating zone
for a considerable distance
within the confines of build
ing. such as theater- or school,
room.
Tho incubation period is short
PA 10 36 hours. When YOU
catch a cold you can give il 10
others only for a short time
during the early stages. The
most infectious period is the
first day. Three or four days
after the beginning of symptoms.
you are no longer source of
danger. though you may 60 on
having sore throat or running
nose for several days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
THE SECRET LAGOON

three at a time. Then the
tough Job of opening. with
only a sheath knife with ten
inch blade
As a result of two hours OF
work Bill had half a dozen
baroqueS practically worth
less-and not one single geed
pearl,
Then came the break. Out
of a l0-inch oyster with
coal black shell had come
something hard and round.
Squeezing away the Shiny
meat, then holding his find 10
the flash lamp in fingers that
suddenly trembled, Bill Shell
don looked upon a find such
as few men in all pearling
history ever were privileged
TO make
II was an almost perfectly
spherical, rose pink pearl
. definitely larger til IN a
hickory nut IN size.
Suffocating delight made
Bills brain swim. He had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Daily Short Story

scroll with the official red
seal of the pearling commits
sion. In his right hand,
however. he held steady a
Browning pistol.
"Oh yes" said Tasker with
a slight shrug, "Marie's on
board the power schooner out
there beyond the reef. She
came running to me the sec
ond you told her about ka-
wea's map.
II got Kawea drunk, found
out the location. then took a
months lease on all these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
By ANTHONY RUD

and toward it now came a
black dorsal fin. A cruising
gray nurse sharkt
Shouting incredulous hor-
ror, Bill scrambled over,
thrust his clasp knife between
his teeth. and dove In toward
the body.
As he thrashed his four
count crawl stroke he saw in
a flash the whole dirty deal.
All went in love and war
but this was murder.
Marie apparently had per-
suaded Tasker TO come after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

A cold in a day. We'll. by all
standards known that is not a
real cold. Those who say that
must belong TO the group who
are sensitive 10 some protein
which produces a temporary
swelling and irritation in the
nose. And the normal period of
time to get over such a sensitlza-
ton is "a hours.
Epidemioiogists have learned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

as TO what a
cold Is. Some
body says. Il
caught cold in
the Fall and
1t lasted on
a n d off all
w i n [ @ r.
w h a I h @
lily had
was a series
of flareups of
a sinus lnfec-
ton.
Then there
are ! o s of
people who
tell you how
thpV COt over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07


down and talk TO people and then see your
stuff in print, with thousands of people
reading it, Only. of course, you need to
learn a few rules first. So would mind
tipping you off giving you little
start?
No. I don't mind in the least. I'd be
delighted. stranger, TO give you so starts
toward literary success-if it were pos
sible. But wonder-do you really want
to write? Are you truly IN love with
words infatuated with ideas. Or are you
Just yearning for the spotlight?
That last may seem an ill-natured
remark. but it isn't. It's an honest, friendly
query. And. if it is honestly answered, 1t
may save you-and your long suffering as
Sociates-infinite misery.
I ETS cut out the twitters and get down
- to hard facts. Not one out of five hun
dred Would-be authors cares a boot for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
TASKER'S BODY

Now as the exhausted Bill
sheldon watched, aghast,
Jean-Pierre lifted a limp, un-
conscious form from the
schooner'S deck. carried 1t 20
the rail. and callously dumped
it overheard.
1t was Taskers body. They
had conspired TO overcome
him, steal the precious pearl,
and throw him to the sharks!
Yes. even now the tempo of
the motor changed. and the
schooner. with mast bare,
swerved and Scudded away
under power.
Out there floated the body
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

SCIENCE Is learning a little
more every year about colds
but advance is hampered by a
number of things There IS
great confusion. for one thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
NEW PEARL HUNT

With Wrlggle and
powerful scissors stroke of ms
legs, Bill lodged. Then came
the thrust - and powerful
commissions in the water.
Everything turned crimson
Two minutes later. while
the struggling shark out
there fioated belly up, Bill
hauled the body of Tasker
ashore, and started artificial
respiration. In five minutes
more the Englis h m a n
groaned. retched and began
to recover.
Were maroOned. you and
L." Bill told him 10 minutes
later. marie ditched us both.
We won't die. and some one
will pass in day or two and
pick us up. suppose Marie
will report that we both dis
embarked and ordered Jean
Pierre to return. So-what
saw we make out somehow,
and meanwhile dive for all
the pearls those old oysters
still have? There must he
dozens more"
With weak, shame-faced
grin the Englishman lifted
his right hand for shake of
renewed comradeship, an d
partnership in the new enter
prise.
THE END
TomOrrow's short story:
AFTER Vacation" by Larry
Nixon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
OYSTER TREASURE

water with powerful strokes.
Five seconds, ten, fifteen.
Then Just as his lungs began
10 protest slightly he broke
water in almost absolute
darkness and felt air above
his head He was IN kawea ;
cave. where long ago in
youth the old Kanaka had
planted his sick oysters.
Bit wasted no Time. He had
a sheath knife and IN a rubber
sack was Il ilashlight good for
three hours of light. He swan
down for the bottom. leaving
the lashlight burning on a
shelf OF coral
The oysters certainly were
gnaried and gigantic. kawea
had not lied though Bill had
suspected this would be
nothing but a wild goose
chase
The days of open pearllng
in the waters. near Tahiti long
since had passed Yet this old
native, dodderlnG around and
begging twist tobacco and an
occasional can of salmon, had
offered his secret TO the
young American for a price.
Kawea had admitted that
he had expected 10 work the
lagoon himself but that he
had delayed too long, Sheldon
could have the map and all
he found for a credit at the
French commlsSary W b &c h
would keep kawea smoking
and eating the greatest of all
food d ellie a CieS. canned
salmon, for at least a year.
And Bill Sheldon, youngest.
poorest. and probably the
most hot-headcd Of the sultorS
of Marie LcFevre, who helped
her father tend store at the
commisSary, had sold most of
his possessions ana borrowed
80 Straits dollars in addition,
to meet kaWca'S demands.
This had been utter rcck-
lcsSneSs. since over the bru-
nette coquctte, who smiled at
every man she deemed had
chance al fortune. Bill Shell
dan already had quarrelled
bitterly with his former en-
ployer, the EngllShman. TaS-
ker. If Bill did not make good
now. he was finished
Down IN the lagoon under
the coral shell of island. Bill
was having a hard time and
no spectacular success. DNipE
again and again. he brought
up the huge ancient oysters,
one, two and occasionally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

hcavlls .or taxes. lots start yelling for
ltte ser, lee. Let us form rebel yell.
society vIfh thc slogan
The wheel that does the >queaking i
the wheel that gets the grease
4 DISTINGUISHED appearing gentle
Il man lesns from TAXI window and
cte> 81 me.
Hey. You bie lug. l have six children"
Heeesnteed Inn as ftle pre-war film
heart-tarob Francs \ BuShman As the
cah rurnc3 lhe corner he leaned out again
and erIea.
And eight grandchildren
Nj Bushmsn was correcting my recent
statement thar he had five children
Hugh Blue Racing official Mr.. Blues
hobby ls-f44rert4e and originating salads.
He is the inventor Of the bleeding heart salad
which features beets cut IN the shapes OF
hearts. As ! MAY have said before | know
-f5flo,.1 rat,7oG ILa4ab Rlup and Lew Blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Elsie Robinson
So You Want to Write?

60 YOU want o write. Or do you?
Every day you tell me that do You've
ALWAYS felt YOU say that you writer you'd give little
time to IT, And YOU be Perfectly Wonderful to SIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
RATTLE TO Return

BATTLE TO RETURN
For a time Bill rested. and
Crinned with the weakness OF
reaction. Marie was like many
French girls. She meant 10
marry some one with enough
money so she would never
want.
That was all right with
Bill. who thought the coquette
really preferred him. He was
crazy over her. Now he
would return and claim her
Realization that his flash
light mad dimmed was al
most out, brought the young
adventurer to himself with a
start. Placing the pearl in his
rubber sack and fastening the
latter securely 10 his belt he
gagged the dive he had 20
make. and then swan lercely
under water for the FAINT
blur of lightness he could sec.
He was almost exhausted
when he broke water, and
swan the few strokes TO the
coral island. Yet while still
on hands and knees he
opened the rubber sack 10
make sure his prize was still
there, and gazed almost hyp-
Noticed as the afternoon sun
played upon the bluSh-roSc
glory of the perfect pearl
That was why Taskcr-s gruf
ieering command caught HIM
so completely by surprise.
PISTOL AND LEASE
"tll right hand it over,
Bill commanded the Eng
lis h m an. you've bee
poaching here. That's my
pearl. leased these four
atolls :"
And Tasker exhibited a
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

the loot, but secretly pre-
ferring Jean-Pierre she had
him come to run the power
schooner. And now she meant
10 elope with the pearl and
the Young Frenchman,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

atolls. The lease was dated
Yesterday, so of course you'll
have to surrender that
With a gritted eXpletive
Bill flung a handful of loose
coral straight into the Eng
lishman'S face The pistol eX--
ploded. as Tasker exclaimed
in surprise, but the slug went
wild. Bill leaped. hands eX-
tended for a grip upon the
body of his erstwhile en-
ployer and present rival.
FELLED BY BLOW
But Tasker was a hard
bitten. capable sort He did
not try TO fire again, but
sideStepped Bills lunge. Then
he swung his arm, and the
heavy pistol crunched on the
top of Bills hatleSS skull,
sending him sprawllng, full
length. dazed and helpless
though not entirely uncon-
SCiouS.
BY the time Bill was able
TO conquer the shooting pain
and dizziness in his head, and
Stagger TO his feet. TaSkcr
was boarding h power
Schooner-one which belonged
TO Marie'S own father, Bill
noted bitterly at the outer
reef.
The chug-chug Of the motor
sounded. Bill swan slowly out
to the reef, but he was almost
TOO far spent TO climb from
the water. However. he did so
in the course of minutes
and then noted duly that
the schooner had drifted a
few dozen yards away but as
yet the clutch had not been
thrown, to engage the idling
motor.
THIRD SUITOR ON BOARD
Right down near him,
Scuttled hut only half sub
merged because II had gone
down upon a shelf of bright
pink coral. was Bills own
shabby cruiser Tasker had
taken no chances of pursuit
hut had sunk 1t first thing
OF course with the almost
daily rains, and the wealth of
sheIlfsh. marooned man
would not starVe here. Yet It
had been a revelation of how
INSCRIPTIONS supposedly
fair-and-Square copra planter
like Tasker could become,
once he lost his head over the
Voluptuous prettlness OF A
sulky-mouthed maiden like
Marie.
Yes. Marie was out there
on the schooner. There
seemed 10 be some sort of a
huddle or conference going on,
with Marie bending over and
another man beside Tasker-
Hold on. what was this?
The other man was still a
third sutton of Marie, young
collection official of the port
of Papeete. named J a n
Pierre Doricoti Bill himself
had never thought much Of
Tasker's chances with the
lovely Marie. but he had been
uneasy about : h Is young
eountryman of MarIe'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
the Side
By E. V. During

For yr nor Old ard Tn not plain,
Ard re qHte prepared 10 marry again.
W s. Gilbert
York group widows and Divorces has formed
we Wanna Club" requests slogan Above
suggested. Maybe somebody knows better one-ENp)
CNt-PTCSE delivery stamp on SUNDAY
- o. IN holiday Why b almost hard 10 find as hall
d75c- hers teeth Why put stamp vend
m machines on post boxes We are being Socked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

THE atoll looked unpromis-
Il inc. yet us position on
old Kawea'S crude map was
unmistakable : h G ! don,
Smoldering fire IN brain ana
heart which had nothing 10 do
with pearl wealth or gold or
any other material treasure
left his shabby power cruiser
al anchor off the coral rect
and CHANGED the swim OF 80
fathomS width
E No shark intercepted HIM.
Inside the ring of coral now
al ebb tide, no large shark
would stay When the tide
was higher they might come
in to feed, but fear OF
trap would send them sea-
ward long before this.
In the center OF the circu-
lar lagoon was a crude coral
island, with three leaning
royal oalms and some clumpS
of waffle and palmetto as the
only vegetation.
Bill Sheldon swan across
and climbed to the coral
island There he consulted old
Kawea's map again, carefully.
Well. right here had to be
the place, Do or dle-and the
love of darkly beautiful, if
mercenary, Marie LeteVre
.yaS tho stake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

YERE s peasant little game will give you message
II every day 1t is puzzle designed to spell out
YOUR fortune Count the letters your hrst name the NUMBER
~ letters ia or more subtract the number is less than
IA Tn. result ia YOUR kew number at the upper LETT
hand corner of check every one OF your KEY
numbers right read the message ~ etter unue
the checked figures give you ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
BATTLE WITH SHARK

Well. let her 60. Bill sud
denly knew. as he saw the
long, bury shape of the man
eater ahead of him, that he
no longer cared for the mer-
tenary and INSCRIPTIONS girl,
no matter what her physical
beauty.
He grabbed al the limp
Tasker, dragged him over till
the EngliShmanS head was
temporarily out of water. The
shark had sounded. Now he
was coming up. ready to
Bill dove 10 meet him.
knife in hand. There was only
one chance. Avoid that gap
ing awfulnesS of mouth.
Thrust deep with the knife
then hold on.
The sharks own weight
and momentum would rip him
open from front fins to tail
all the 10 foot length Of ms
white belly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

heard Of that great Aus
tralian find. the Pink Planet,
taken at Ninety Mile Beach
in 1920, a pearl which sold
for $4,000 English pounds-at
a time when the pound was
worth almost five dollars.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Gonzogo Mothers
To Meet Friday

The school year activities of the
Gonzaga Mothers Association will
begin Friday night with benedic-
tion of the blessed sacramnt at St.
Aloysius Church. The Rev. Francis
E. Garner, s. j., will ofhciate.
Following benediction, the par
ents and teachers of Gonzaga Col
lege High School will meet at the
school to make arrangements for
the associations principal social
. event of the season, a card party
and dance at the Willard Hotel
November %.
The meeting will be presided over
by Mrs. Charles R. Chambers. The
general chairman for the card party
and dance is Mrs. J. Chester Brady.
Refreshments will be served at the
meeting by the hostesses. Mrs. Louis
Redman, Mrs Herbert Howell and
Mrs. Paul Hurney.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Births Reported

Ayman and Dorothy Avrunin, boy.
Robert and Marie Blumenauer, Elrl twin
Arthur and Madelyn Butler, girl.
Wilbur and Augusta Carver, BOY.
Dorland and Caroline Davis, boy.
James and Elisabeth Dodge, girl.
William and Audrey Fisher. girl.
Earle and Pauline Garrison, boy.
Henry and Louise Haley, girl.
Henry and Madeline Jones, girl.
Roy and Dorothy Lawson, girl.
Edgar and Helen McCloy. boy.
William and Florence OBrien, boy.
G. Fernand and Louise Roger. girl.
John and Louise Sans6ury boy
" Roy and Marion Sparks, boy.
Louise and Helen Talton, girl.
John and Frances NAPLES, boy.
Frank and Florence Wise. girl.
Walter and Edna Barrett. boy.
Robert and Molly Canaan. boy.
7Manis and Eunice Davis. gire
Russell and Elizabeth Edwards. girl.
William and Alice Gaines, girl.
Richard and Virginia German. girl.
George and Mary Kay, boy.
Thomas and Blanche Lynch, girl.
Walter and Margaret Nolte. boy.
James and Gertrude Paxton, girl
Robert and Dora South, girl;
Vincent and Margaret Swanick, girl
John and Georgene Todd, boy.
William and Mary Wits. boy.
Enoch and Marion Zell girl.
.-Acey and Esther Bailey, girl,
Willard and IneZ Carter, boy.
Lloyd and Inez Edmonds, boy.
: Robert and Emma Green, girl.
George and Ruth Mead, boy.
Mack and Marie White, girl.
Robert and Gertrude Banks, boy.
Howard and Joella Dawson, girl.
william and Helen Frye, boy.
James and Estelle Johnson, boy.
William and Anna PAGE, boy.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Deaths Reported

Sarah ] Barker, 81, Providence Hospital.
William S Jones, -. 3213 Que st. NV
B. Agnes Harrington, 75, 4462 Green
Mary E. Harper, "a. 1918 Buchanan st.
Mamie F. Dent. 50. 1890 Summit pl ne
: Catherine F. Grady, SO. 1923 Ogden st.
Sophia w Brewer, 45. 531 9TH st. ne.
Ardelia Few. 81, Gallinger Hospital.
: Brooie H Coakley. 46. 914 D st. ne.
Robert E. Gatewood, 80, Walter Reed
- General Hospital .
Hospital.
Infant. John j. Miduski, Walter Reed Hos
pital
James williams, 81. Gallinger Hospital
Lee Thomas. 50. 62S E ST. Sc
Samuel Grant, 45, Gallinger Hospital
Ulysses Watts, 81, Freedmen s Hospital.
Lottie Haynie, %, Gallinger Hospital
Augustus Cook. ! |, Freedmen's Hospital
Infant, Sylvia A. williams. Gallinger Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Half of Factories

It is estimated that at least half
of the 1874 900 manufacturing plants
in United States may be affected
by defense material rationing.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Udit three full days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Modern cabinet, single
burner unit. Top per-
formance at small MAIN
tenance cost
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Durable hardwood, deco
rative finish, porcelain
top, storage cupboard, am
pie drawer space and
other features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

he'd been hit unconscious: Bare
feet marks on the sand, marks
OF fingers. If il had happened
that way. il would have been
easy for the person who had at
tackled him 10 have dragged him
unconscious across the beach 10
the sea, towed him through the
shallow water 10 the dock,
hauled him into the speedboat,
started off for the island and
thrown him overheard half way
there 10 drown.
SO il was out now, In spite
Of their desperate attempts. in
spite of DR.. T'horne's extraordin-
airy switch to their side, Major
Clifford with his logged logic
had led them remorselessly to
this
Murder" The word came
high and shrill In the daZe Of
her thoughts, Kay had not ,recog-
HlLFu the NOlIt uIAi Sllf 80 "
Alice Lumsden, white and tense,
close at the Majors side. You
think Mr.. Drake was muir
dered,"
II think that theory Of muir
der fits the facts eXactly-ex-
cept for one thing"
The Major had turned squarely
-te-MaHd KAY had never seen
Maud look like that before her
face helpless, her eyes staring
with the blind planlessness Of a
rabbit caught in snare.
The Majors voice was uneX-
pectedly soft
Are you still sure. Mrs. Chill
tern, that you saw Mr. Drake
start off for the island in his
speedboat ,"
He paused
Are you still sure that it was
Mr. Drake and that he was per-
fectly conscious and alive ?"
Ito BE Continued Next Week.
Coipughi 1881 b, American weekly Inc
All Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

young. fresh and tender, because
Of their high content of starch
which necessitates a longer pro
cessing" period than is needed
for vegetables without. or with
less. starch. There's little use in
canning old or tough mature
beans or corn.
Again. never crowd these vege-
tables in tightly, for then the heat
cannot penetrate TO the center OF
the jar. and II may be that there
will be a center pocket Of poorly
cooked starch left in the recep-
tacle. and later this may show
spoilage Do not let the vege-
tables themselves come 10 more
than one inch Of the top.
Tomatoes are another Must"
for the home Gamer especially
if she has access 20 a backyard
garden or truck farm. Pick. pack
and process the same day, if
possible. Scald tomatoes in boil
ing water / minute. Soak in cold
water ] minute Peel skins and
core. Pack into sterilized jars
and do not add water, only tea
spoon salt 20 each jar
In canning solid small toma-
toes for salad uses, cover with
scalding tomato juice instead of
water Can poor tomatoes as
strained PURGE.
Peaches are another midsum-
mer number, relished by all. and
taste supreme when hofne-eanned
in light watery syrup Peel, pack
and pour over scalding syrup of
desired density, or peaches do
well when canned the open-kettle
way, cooking 3 minutes in hot
syrup, packing and continuing
as above
When poultry is cheap or avail
able in the home yard, IL is prac-
ticable TO can chicken success
fully in glass jars, with no
trouble and with every surety of
success. Here's how TO do it:
Cut up chicken, but use only
breasts and drumsticks for can
ming. Make sauce of l "a cups
butter. tablespoon Tabasco, p
cup WORCESTERSHIRE, cups cat
sup, rs cup weak vinegar, 4 cup
chopped onion, teaspoon salt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
CANNING FOR WINTER NEEDS
BY Mrs. Christine Frederick.
The Distinguished Authority Household Efficiency

TODAY, modern methods make
canning and preserving far
more easy than in the good old
days. Nor is it necessary 20 try
10 do the whole job at once.
But at whatever time II is
done, canning technique remains
the same. For there are only two
main canning methods:
CD The Open Kettle Method.
81 The Cold Pack Method.
In the open kettle method, the
hard fruits, pickles. tomatoes or
preserves are cooked directly in
large, open preserving kettle. to
kill the bacteria which are pres
ent; then the mixture is packed
while boiling-hot into sterilized
glass jars, and Immediately
sealed.
In the cold pack method. foods
are first treated 10 quick scald
or dip 10 remove excess acids.
TO compress bulk, or TO remove
skins. This step is called "blanch-
ing After this, the foods are
packed into sterilized jars, and
cooked cor processedD a certain
time, depending on their nature
and freshness.
This processing" may be fol-
lowed out by means of three diff
ferent types Of equipment, thus it
can be done in ~ a pressure
cooker; ~ a hot water bath;
"a the oven. Each gives salts
factory results, if great care is
taken 10 watch exact tempera-
lures and follow exact time
tables for each special food.
The pressure cooker is quicker,
Of course, and cans in five min
utes where the water bath or
oven requires hours. Any large
vessel, even the honored wash
boiler. becomes water bath"
outfit, and hence this method is
perhaps the least expensive.
AS July enters into it's bounti-
full harvest, corn, peas, lima and
string beans are tops in value
and lowest in market prices. All
these are easy TO can, if certain
simDle rules are observed.
The first rule is that these
vegetables, in particular, must be