davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

lie was %. was 16. Reason
said Sixteen is far too young,
so he went away and / went
back 10 school.
II met him again four weeks
ago. To me he was still my
knight in shining armori TO him
| was still Sweet Sixteen.
II loved him more than did
years ago. but Old Man Reason
warned again. There is a war;
the future is uncertain
"Oh. yes. Reason is a great
thing but If / had my way I'd
take Love. Let love and your
heart rule your head. Face
the trials and uncertainties to-
gether. Face the future with a
smile and your chin up-with
the one you love. Don't be a
fool and let reason tell you it's
better 10 listen 10 your head.
Live together. love together,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
u Blockade Of Hong Kong Peds Food Supply ap Starving Canadians

m the piers and borders the
emigrants are often deprived
OF valuable belongings during
searches by Emperor Hirohitos
armed hQrdes M conspiracy with
Quisling police.
Daily rationS for each person
consist t1f II -rItitrf-tcr- pound OF rice
and a quarter pound OF starch.
Fish is procufable usually at rea-
sonable prices.
To allay the peoples grievances
tho occupation authorities lay the
blame on the American blockade.
but 90 The inhabitants OF the
island this admission rs a sign OF
japanese weakness and inevitable
collapse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

allows visitors nor makes detailed
reports 10 thc International Red
Cross.
- The some 200 British C.r.lHn
lnternees ar Stanley fare no hct-
ter. owing 10 food shortage
which results n rampant sickness
ana 4 p 1T "A. Bert ii4i1f 2 =
American lnterDees were rcpatrl-
ated in an exchange with The
JapS
Scarcity Of foodStuns is par
italy due To the blockade of
HongkOng by American Subma-
rines and bomberS, and % is
becoming more effective Wittt-t+lr
arrival OF British submarines in
the Far East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

oman leeilns as ID pdCken IN
vese grand letters.
Listen to this example OF
straight thinking by Allen
Roy Wobrick of Brooklyn,
y. Y.-and who can doubt
that his love is real
Dear Miss Robinson: / was
in the Army Air Corps 80
months-rve been through the
proverbial mill and l write from
The head and heart.
ITO love like Romeo and
'uliet-like my wife and myself
is grand. It's a deep, won
'crfully fine, ecStatlc feeling
nd nothing in the world seems
% matter but us. We've be-
= come a part Of each other.
But-to be ruled by that lOUe
wOuid prove 10 be most dtsds-
bous. You find yourself IN a
rorld Of uHrediities and, being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Woman S Intuition
vs.. Man S Judgment?

We've all had experiences
along both lines. 40 lets
have YOUR opinion on this
question posed by David
Deutsch of Brooklyn. y. y.
Write your answer In 200
words or less and send 1t To
Elsie Robinson In care Of this
paper, Be sure To sign full
name, give age mot over 500
and address.
Prizes for all letters pub
lished. Contest closes ono
week from today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
u. S. Blockade
by Subs Perils
Honekong Food

EDITORS NOTE-The fol-
iowin0 dispatch from Inter
national NclCs Service CORE
spondent r. h. Wa reredis the
plight Of CGnGdiaR and English
prisoners held By the laps at
HoAgkoAg. Al, Ia is sta
toned -PJHgshck. IN kUaH-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

"Moman'S IntuitiOn"-that
obscure, psychic power ot
hitting upon a solution Ia "A
problem or arriving at n con
cIusion without the use Of
recognized thought process
Is II reliable guide or IL IL
Just the bunk
Do yep prefer 10 felle~
mans sober judgment, the
conclusions reach d after
careful consideration OF all
known facts bearing on the
case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
WELCOME EXonEs

Indian soldier, are released on
their mere promise 10 support an
anti-Brtish league and arc sent
TO defend The outskirts of Canton.
Another way 10 reduce the popu-
lat.0n d, % rcpairiatc more
Chinese 90 occupied kwangiung
Whppc rice 81. Jess scarce.
Japanese gcnd7rmcS and sol
dies welcome the exodus because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

tabg Proctpcc. rchieh IS the
Chuesc-beid area nearest Hong
knog. wherc he formerly serrcd
as ms correspondent before
escaping from the Japs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

The Iap- arc attempting 10
import uCa from lndo-Chlna and
siam bog D.cSel-cngined wooden
craft hu they TOO. arc sunk 10y
boWbeIs or subject to severe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

80 ,nvoiped ,0ith each other, you
become qRfte irresponsible and
torgetjul Of ,0orId flu Of mus
chief and stark realities.
Il find il hard 70 rule my
love by my head, yet am con
WINGED that that Is the night
way. Love u like a business: II
handled properly II Prospcrs, II
miehandled II coilapScS.
True love originates IN the
heart. but 30 hold that love
10 keep ii burning forever, there
must be the cold. calculating
reasoning that comes from the
brain The true lover Is using
his wits and ingenuity con
Stautly 10 devise ways 10 cN-
pr--e- and Hauri-h his lnNc
What can | do for my love
today - ne wonders How can
! cause a greater love? III buy
-tA4+4- ha-4allnt -nf hoWcrs-that
will do it TT be swccter
or KindCT=Tr WI make her
happier
Allen Roy Wohrick age 26
23iq Benson Ave.
Eroogl,n y y
$50 90 prlcl
eiorc rlcs mt N, rmdov
han ycosoa tnockz nt the
,rJ-,,..fo ,-,rs L'tb,y ggsDstf Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

The Sunoco Spring Special includes
all these car-saving services:-
Special Whirlfoam motor clean-om
Complete Chassis fabrication
. Change TO Summer-iYpe Sunoco Oil
Change 10 Summer Gear Lubricants
Clean spark plugs TO save gasoline
Check battery for longer life
. Inspect tires Clean air filler
. Check radiator and hose connections
Check tights and windshield wipers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
BY Z. X. WI

PINGSHEK. China, April %
CANADIAN prisoners OF war IN
japanese occupied Hongkong are
so undernouriShed that many have
become extremely haggard or are
dying Of malnutrition, according
10 reliable information reaching
PIngshck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Young America Speak,
By Elsie Robinson

Does Young America understand life and love? We II say
does Not in many have been privileged To
headed reasoning such tender romantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Dear Elsie: | have seen
something of tins stuff Gated
love and il is my humble and
somewhat hard-earned opinion
that both the heart and head
are concerned in this rulership
but that love IL the real mon
arch and rules not only the
heart and mind OF young people
IL rules everything about
them
Once love has led two people
10 the altar IT has established
Us authority and any rebellion
against it's sovereignty - that
much wasted effort.
Love is tougi1 but that fs
no reason why young people or
any one else should break under
IT. Misused IL is the most
dangerous thing on earth, but
taken in fellowship II opens me
actual gates OF heaven 10 the
courageous lovers
rarnetie lfammarStrand age p
703S Hood Ave, Huntington
- Park Etri-----------------.-------.
tS2 80 Prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

laugh together. share your
troubles together. It's no fun
alone. take il from me. ! know
I listened 10 reason"
Ethel NJ. Bennett, age p,
SlS 21st St, Ambridge, Pa.
$1,000 PriZe)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

A dozen services in one-ihats Sunoco
Car-Saver Service, scientifically de-
signed by Sunoco engineers 10 help
make your car and tires run better and
last longer Sunoco Car-SaveT dealers
have special charts. special knowledge
and special equipment 10 accurately
service every type of car. They know
how 10 help stop trouble before il starts.
Make an appointment today with your
nearby Sunoco GaT-Saver dealer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
lMU my uHV MZZs
E0N New Beauty?

The one and only purpose Of soap clean The rich,
creamy Iaber Of Sweetheart Soap cleans thoroughly VET
gently It IS pure and mid that it agrees with even
sensitive complcNions.
Asa shampoo. SveetHear Soap leaves the hair shin.
ngLy clean and deIicatcy perfumed
But neither Sweetheart nor any other soap can nate
YOU beautiful No soap can do more than Sweetheart
20 help make YOU aPpcar AZ your best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Save Waste Paper

STRING Is Tho time for clean
up campaigns and u is hoped
that this viii add impetus 10
The Wasicpapcr drive. according
20 Edwin ,. Anderson chairman
Wayne County salvage commit
tee
The situation on WaStopaper
continues 90 remain critical %
said Anderson
The result is Michigan paper
mills are feeling thei effect OF
tagging waStepapcr collections
The NJ chIgdn Consolidated
Paper Go. Monroe. whrh=had
been on a ScNCn-day week Sched-
uie. dropped the week of March
3 10 five and one-hali days In
vcntOrleS OF wastepaper at The
River RaiSIn Paper Co, Monroe,
and the Monroe Paper Products
Co. are critically low
Meanwhile arm y ordnance
-srf-t-=f1ttt trrrc- constant pressure an
those Michigan mills 90 increase
deliveries of shipping cartons,
+. A. SchHmcr-c chairman OF
the WaStcpapcr drive for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

Salvage committee urged house
holders 10 do more than save
Wastcpapor bat take steps 10
got 1T into war production.
Prepare The paper. said
Schlrmor. Newspapers should
bee folded nat and tied i'm bun
dies, cartons folded fiat, loose
paper stuffed nm a bag or box.
Then n You do not have the 100
pounds which IS approximately
AS high as a broom>tick to war
rant a special collection, COM
bIne your paper with a neigh
hor'S and call Randolph 1892.
Or cooperate with Boy Scouts,
watch for the iunkman, or see
that the paper gets into special
local drives such as the Neigh
horhood War Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
fodder Girls
Foster Bonnefs

DointY embroidered oreondy,
SHRED net piqve or dotted
Swiss. loee ond ribbon trim
med. they'll be worn proudly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
HEART APRON Your
Horoscope
Nv FRANCES DRAKE

Look W ne Section ia Witch
Ioy EridoB Comes and
Find What Yolp OWiook Is,
according 20 TIE Stars.
I For Fadng, March 81.
MARCH ~ To APRIL 2o
Al1cS-S ON Q especially IA
vorable rays from tho Moon and
Venus, helpful in AN directions
n YOU wifi forget personal rec
oEnltion and reward Excellent
period 20 show your splendid
business ability, skill, ingenuity.
APRIL ~ TO WAY 20
wv 7 0UT planet venus
u major Handicapped geed
prospect, heightened by friendly
Moon vibrations Real achieve
meUt possible whether or not
immediate results show il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

Light vivid. dork. Fine mercer.
lied cotton, with ribbed turn
over cuffs. In sizes for women,
Juniors and children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

ordinarily used to make bread.
Wonder Brsod Msoni
"PofsnisS Flovof"
hu'' II contains more Of the rich,
nutty favor OF whole wheat
That's Why Patented Flavor"
W Wonder Bread tastes better.
Because, although white in color.
I, has more Of the natural favor OF
the wheat "
Not too much Bot enough TO
make your mouth water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
UlY - 10 JTNE

IIf|I' possible W0ciOtl or not
immediate results show il.
nay ~ 10 June n
Gmmi-Fo Fortunate odds in
your favor. although YOU may
experience difficulty cur bling
rcstlossucSs. BE assured that
even small achievement is worth
tho effort and steady endeavor
surely mounts obstacles
JI'NE 22 To JULY -
Cmrcr-You can mould to-
day. Keen eyes peeled for new
opportunities, means to advance,
improve. Consult elders, all
qualified to advise. Artists,
homcmakors, dieticjans. cooks;
domestic matters prime favor
ties.
JrLY "a TO AUG. %
Lco-Favorable for necessary
= Z --.+elp. -lla--el-- Connected ll-itA h
water, uuurStrr affairs. dealing
IN products Tor home cnnAumn-
ton, farming, canning, preserv-
ing Mental tasks may need
prodding, reference books.
AUG. y TO SEPT. -
Tugo-Artistic and scientific
professions, social service. Red
Cross work, all activities with
healthy pUrposeful intent hold
sway under friendly Moon-Venus
rays.
SEPT TO &c.
Ljbra-No need TO worry. hut
a the same time YOU must not
take success for granted. In
ctinations helpful, encouraging
especially Tor work or interests
where skill personal charm are
needed.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
-7S9aF 7I41-Ai8y= t=bq=pro-
pTtOUs for UCw matters or
SNOWY results, hut you must 90
ytCad1ty forward rust the same.
You'll find response If YOU really
put JUNCTION back Of your under
takings, duties.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
S0qjttdii'S-Work connected
with theatricals, all worthy en-
tertainment activities, painting,
sculpture, decorating, gardening,
social activities sponsored. La
boriouS work asks close atten-
ton, endurance.
DEC. p TO JAN. u
Capricorn - Same activities
favored for Sagittarius now are
honored for YOU, and you. like
they, will have need of under
standing and cheerful patience
FOR he harder, less pleasant
tasks.
JAN. % TO FEE. 20
Aquaias-"Many men owe
the grandeur Of their lives to
their tremendous difficulties.
II today offers difficulties for
you. remember this sage re-
mark. Personal effort viii tell
in your favor.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH "a
Embark on a voyage
Of high purpose-a few obsta-
clcs on the way won't deter you.
Today particularly encourages
private enterprise. the thought
o,I t.rt.l- r.1rt cd ,,.t loo liz. ,...4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
lakes The Place OF Any White Bread Deficient In Natural
Flavor, Vitamins And Minerals Because 1t Contain,
More Natural Flavor Wheat Vitamins And Minerals

The only way in the world to get
more wheat favor in bread is to
put more of the wheat grain in il.
That's what has been done in
Wonder Bread. That's why iris the
bread that is thrilling thousands
here now.
Because Wonder Bresd-and
only Wonder Brcad-is made with
iamousEarle Patented ProcessFlour.
This -four is unique in that it is
white yet contains more Of the
whole wheat grain than white -four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Only Wonder Bread Has Patented Flauor"
Eorle Patented Process Flour

And Wonder Bread is the only
bread sold under the $1,000 Guar.
antee of continuing assays to as.
sure maximum Vitamin B, content
as stated on the label.
DoVbiy Fresh
Ihen,too, Wonder Bread is doubly
iresh-fresh when you buy II and
fresh when you eat because slo-
baked for lasting freshness-baked
J SO longer than many ordinary
kinds.
Thus, if you want bread with
better favor; bread that is doubly
fresh; bread you are assured con.
tains the full amount Of Vitaniin B..
you are urged to ask your grocer
for Wonder Bread. Get il TO-DAY.
You'll be glad you did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

4 CHILD born on this doy:
A keen student, intuitive, prob
ably high literary talent. Must
guard not 20 be governed by
impulse or indulge quick temper.
No limit 20 achievement once
self is conquered.
Cops rght 1855 by KING Features
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
MonitOr-Leader Washington
Correspondent

The United States is coming
out of this war with more power
than it ever had before-the
greatest economic and military
machine in the world.
AS strength breeds enemies,
the United States is going to
need friends.
People in government have
therefore begun TO think about
the postwar problem of main
tanning good relations with the
rest of the world. Specifically,
the Department of State has ask
ed the President TO ask Congress
to amend the good neighbor
act Of 1899, SO that more of this
same good neighborliness may
be extended TO other nations OF
the world, outside Latin Amer
lea.
Hearings on this proposal are
scheduled to open soon before
the House Committee on For
eign Affairs and Rep. James w.
Wadsworth of New York is al
ready promising Republican OPP
position, SO what's it all about?
The charge will be made that
this is another scheme to spend
a lot of money and spread the
New Deal all over the world. 1t
will be called an international
WPA. 1t may be branded an
effort to perpetuate UNRRA or
set up a new co-ordinator, not
Of just Inter-American, but OF
World Affairs. In short, it will
be called globaloney.
When you ask at the Depart
ment of State for specific ex-
amples of what this broadened
good neighbor policy may &c,
the United States into, you come
up with definite requests that
have already been made to the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Behind the screen: English
newspaper correspondents meet
ing Jimmy Cagney at USO camp
shows in England are practically
writing editorials stressing the
strictly business side of his
mission
Commenting in the London
Times Ernest Belts wrote: For
the three months of his visit
here Cagney refuses TO be star.
He is a man in uniform with a
mission to cheer up the forces.
He won't talk pictures or Holly
wood or tell you about himself,
I've never met a talkie star who
was so silent about himself. He
told me: I'm here to dance a
few jigs, sing songs and say a
few things to the boys, and that
ALL"
That's what we like about
Jimmy, too. He has that rare
gift, so unusual in Hollywood,
of being the life of the party
without talking about himself.
Bob Hopes definitions contin-
lie TO STAY us. The latest: Coy
ote-a wolf that hasn't been in
Quoted. Las Vegas--a slot ma
chine with mayor. Marine-a
BOBBY trap that's on our side.
Best performance of the week;
Cameraman Pew Marley photo
graphing. his bride, Linda Oar
nell, for two solid hours while
she was embracing and kissing
James Cardwell for romantic
scene in Sweet and Low
Down"
PAN MAIL
w. c. Fields is the only actor
who really enjoys receiving pan
mail. The comedian is chuck
ling at the moment over letter
from one Harry Donald of Ard
more, Pa, who identifies himself
as faithful fan and com
ments on a portrait Of w. c. in
current magazine. Wrote Har
ry: II would have commented
sooner but I've been GONZALES
cling since that first look. II thai
picture had been on the from
cover we would have had an
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
. IN HOLLYWOOD

other Mars scare similar to the
one perpetrated by Orson
Welles. Even though hardened
by pictures and stories of the
war and atrocious crimes, I'm
sure no one can be prepared to
meet the challenge Of page TO-.
Tell me, which war were you
shot up in. and why didn't they
bury you?'
No wonder RKO is rushing a
sequel to "Hitler's Children.
The picture, which cost only
$4,000, which Is peanuts in
Hollywood, already has crossed
seven million dollars! It's real
celluloid phenomenon.
You'll like Sophie fuckers
Standardization before she
sings THE Bigger the Army and
the Navy, the Better the Lovin'
Will Be" to an audience of blue
jackets in Universals Follow
the Boys" Says Sophie: Hello,
boys. This is just a little some
thing left over from World War
1.-The old gal herself-Sophie
Tucker"
A COMEDOWN FOR BENNY
A few weeks ago Benny Good
mans wife hired a new maid.
Couple of days ago Goodman
decided his clarinet needed a
new reed. He tested perhaps rs
new reeds, playing the same
scale with each, before he found
one to his liking. At that point
the new maid popped into the
room with, Mr.. Goodman, you
plays real nice, but it's too bad
you knows only one tune
Short takes: Studios aren't
bothering TO hang out the mo
Visitors" signs at the approach
of the usual tourist season this
year. With so many service
men In town, the Hollywood
tourist season Is now l2-month
affair.
Jimmy Hines has replaced
Army bound Eddie Bartell OF
the Radio Rogues and the act
will continue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
HELP WANTED,
MOSTLY ENGINEERS

MOSTLY ENGINEERS
Afghanistan asks for the loan
of a hydro-electric engineer, to
replace a Jap who has been
kicked out.
There are six non-sectarian
American colleges in the Mid
die East, some of them going
back to the 1905. Robert Col
lege in Turkey has asked to ex-
pand American engineering
training for the Turkish army.
Beirut College in Syria seeks to
improve its courses in agricul-
ture.
Ethiopia has asked for mill
tary engineer, road builder,
and a plant breeder. to aid in
national reconstruction.
India has asked for Reclaim
alton Service engineer for a pro-
ject in the Punjab. This man
will go on to China.
China itself has asked for 80
technicians. And SO on.
All such requests are now be-
ing met by appropriations from
the Presidents emergency
funds. The idea for postwar
development is simply to center
all such activities in the cultur-
al relations program of the De-
partment Of State, give the work
a definite appropriation every
year, and keep it subject to con-
troll by Congress.
The exchange OF technicians
represents only one phase OF the
cultural relations work that has
been carried on since the good
neighbor act was authorized In
1899.
Primary emphasis has been
placed on increase of mutual un-
Outstanding through exchange
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20

of students, professors, journal
S, doctors, leaders of thought
all fields. Many of these ex-
changes are privately financed.
SOME OF THE COST
is SHARED
American cultural centers
have been established in a num-
Der Of Latin American countries,
where English is taught, Ameri-
can music and documentary
films seen and heard. Aid has
been given to translation of Am
erican books into Spanish and
Portuguese, and vice versa. The
whole program, in fact, has been
carried out on reciprocal bas-
is, even to the sharing of ex-
penseS,
From materialistic view
point il can be shown that such
cultural exchanges pay divi-
dends. Technicians trained in
American methods want Ameri-
can equipment. Cultural centers
spread knowledge of American
scientific developments, help
raise the standard OF living in
other countries, create a demand
for American goods.
The presentation is made that
this is not charity, but security.
1t is not benevolence, but insur-
ance. II is not propaganda, but
service. Even Sen. Hugh A.
Butler of Nebraska, who toured
America and lambaSted U.
S. spending there, has put his
approval on the cultural rela-
tons program--even at a cost
Of $50, 100000 year Actually,
it has not yet cost the Depart
ment Of State even S5,000,000 a
year, but that is another story.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
WHAT PRICE ESPIONAGE?

From Sweden comes word that the Nozis Of
ferne $3.50 week for male spies in Denmark,
and only S28 IS for This is rude jolt to our
treasured fancy Of European espionage, where Jew
eled Moto Harris lure and countries to their
doom, riskine death for failure but richly rewarded
for success 1t seems, in fact, direct slap at Hiers
vounted Nordic womonhood.
On second thought, however, it is even more Of q
tribute to the spirit Of the Danish underground 1t
it likely that the Nozs reolize that it takes more
than sIinky black dress ropes Of pearls, yelled
glonces and insinuotne wiIes to entce the Danish
potrot from his duty What the job probably needs
is strength endurance, and O toste for cold-bood.
edness. And the Nozis seem to be paying according
N.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
RARE REMEDY

Russian doctors, who successfully treating
wounds with onion Juice DRESSING have found
thot the eotine Of onions garlic kills, for short
time, oil the booterio in the mouth.
Thot's handy thing to know. But our recent
shopping excursions have demonstrated that its
pretty hard to get enough SO that we may "oIwoys
keep little in the house - just for medicinal pur-
poses, of course.