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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
II. v. DURLING

Kisses that one steals in dark
ness,
And. IN darkness, are returned,
These are blessed kisses, kindling
Hearts Gfresh Where love has
burned.
-fleine.
A BETTER break for young
"A fathers.
That is the object OF this. de-
partments Bitter Campaign
No. 9872D.
Why should father give
cigars 10 his friends after a
blessed event?
The friends should give cigars
10 the father.
The mother is given a baby
shower.
She also receives presents at
the time of the blessed event.
All the young father gets is
a raZZing.
It's all wrong.
DASSfNG BY: Hazel WarkinS.
L Once a Broadway show girl.
Now she runs a restaurant She
is reserving steaks eight weeks
ahead
Jack Robbins. Song publisher.
Jeri SULLIVAN, the songStreSS,
introduced the ditty Rum and
Coca-Cola" at the Versailles
Night Club. But il was Mr..
Robbins who happened TO be on
hand that night. who took hold
of the song published it and
made il famous.
Victor Borge. Whimsical DAN
ish comedian. When he came 10
this country in 1910 he couldn't I
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
On the
Side

GOOD secretaries usually make
~ good wives. Rudyard Kip
ling, George Bernard Shaw. VIC
tor McLaglen, Lloyd George and
Mayor La Guardia are only
few of the smart men who mar
Tied their secretaries.
OF course, you may not have
a secretary
Then look around and marry
some other mans secretary.
However, fight shy of the Sec
retary with the Duchess COM
plex.
You know. the kind who ccldly
asks: did you have an appoint
ment?"
Look around for the diplo-
matte type OF secretary who
words her questions in such a
way that il is the caller who
states whether he has an ap-
pointment without being asked
the direct question.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Names will not be used. The
exercises must be used daily
over long period time in order
TO obtain permanent results.
II RIGID hatfoot some type Of
operative treatment is usually
necessary. Manipulation Of the
foot after the child has been
put 10 sleep with an anesthetic,
followed by the use OF a cast is
employed when the trouble is
due 10 fibrous or scarllke tissue.
When the condition Is produced
by bony changes an operation
is needed. When the trouble is
due 10 spasm. an operation is
also the method Of treatment
employed.
Flat feet may be painful and
disabling. Hence, children with
fat feet should be promptly
and properly treated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

I AM 26 years old and not
i married.
] am just a plain girl who
does domestic work for a liv-
Ing.
About three years ago. I
started writing TO lonesome
soldier. a man I had never met.
He was overseas at that time.
We met for the first time last
September when he came home
Don furlough.
During our correspondence
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Connolly Answers

1-c, Pa, 3-b tFlorida), 4-b,
5-b, 6-(a Midsummer
Nights Dream" (b) Romeo
and Juliet" (c) The Tenn
pest" I'D Julius Caesar"
(e) "Othello."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

CECY OF COMMERCE II.
- WALLACE is burning up
the phones to the Univ. of Chi
cago to persuade Bill Benton to
come to Washington as his asst.
One. of the biggest contractors
OF radio-controlled target planes
Is the ex-film star, Reginald
Denny. His contracts run TO
about twenty million dollars.
Pays better than layoffs.
June Allyson's new hideout
(from those Hwood busy
bedies}-is the Verdes Ranch,
Victorville, Cal. once Garbo's
retreat.
Radios Bill Goodwin (signed
by Buddy DeSylvia to play the
role Of S. Billingsley in the
Paramount film, "Stork Club")
couldn't get into the Stork Club
the other night! Until he ex-
planned matters.
Nino Martini's solos are for
Eleanor Lebrot.
Phil Baker collapsed. Over
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

TWO-YEAR-OLD Dorothy
Il Jeanne Bilbrey Of Detroit
had never seen her father. Cpl.
Ephraim Bilbrey. But when the
corporal returned home just as
soon as he entered the door
little Dorothy Jeanne rushed
forw crying out: My
Daddy" For two long weary
years at the fighting front Cpl.
-Bilbrey had been asking himself:
81 wonder II the baby will know
me when she sees me for the
first time"
Now he has the answer.
Distributed by King Features Synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

MRS. II. BOGART tripled her
uA marital settlement money.
1ntimates hear he has given her
every cent.
Columnist Henry MeLemore
was seriously wounded in the
Philippines, pals learn.
Attn Geisha Girls and, Tokyo
RoseL Ty Power is at Guam!
Capt. jeffrey Lynn is unoffi-
ciaily reported missing in ac-
ton. He was Hwood favorite.
School for Brides" won that
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

THE prrRoTr TIMES eli
April l9%
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Where do you go to get seri-
Gus stuff7
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
Christian Science
Reading Room

Washtenaw Ave. at Adams
St., in Ypsilanti and in Chris
tian Science Reading Rooms
throughout the world. their
addresses being listed gener-
ally in telephone directories.
All these Reading Rooms are
open to the public. without
charge, for the study Of
Christian Science, as we'll as
for the purchase OF its liter
ature.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
Awards Given at
Cub Scout Picnic

Captain Richard George, OF the
Ferry Service Of the United States
Army Air Force, presented the
Eisenhower Awards and a Seventy
FIVE Millimeter shell case to tho
boys OF Roosevelt High School
Cub Pack 131 at a potluck picnic in
Riverside Park Wednesday night.
The shell case was presented to
the pack as a whole for collecting
over 1000 pounds of waste paper
per boy. The 2S boys in the pack
gathered over Is tons OF waste pa
per. The shell case, which is made
from the collected waste paper,
bears a picture OF General Eisen-
hover. and is inscribed with the
pack number. 1871.
The General Eisenhower Awards
were given to the individual boys
who had collected over 100 pounds
of paper. The awards are gold
medals. Following the presenta-
tion Of the awards, Captain George.
who saw action in the European
Theater of the War. told of his ex-
periences as the pilot of a Maraud-
er Bomber. He then answered the
many questions of the Cubs.
Other activities of the evening in-
cluded the presentation of the
American Flag to the Cub Pack by
the American Legion by Joseph
Keller, Sr., during a ceremony. The
Flag OF the Pack, and FIVE other
Den Flags which were bought by
the pack with the proceeds from
the paper drive. were presented at
the ceremony. Bear, Wolf. ana
Silver Arrow" awards were given
the boys for their achievements IN
Cub-scouting.
Immediately following the pot
luck picnic, the pack played a
game of baseball. with the two
teams captained by Joseph Kelly,
Jr., and Bernard Ungrodt. The
team captained by Kelly was vic
torious, with the score being 81.
The meeting was closed with the
singing OF the National Anthem.
J. Knowell Hart is cubmaster.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29

The monetary unit in Honduras
is the lempira.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
F ather Goes
toSon' sSide

El Paso. Texas. June 2s-AP-A
Philadelphia father, making a one
day plane flight to Texas, is here
today to aid his son, charged with
murder and lying critically wound
ed in a hospital.
William r. Main, an official of
Main and Co., accountants, arrived
here late last night from Philadel-
phia.
His son, William F. Main, 2S, is
charged with murder in the decapi-
tation Staying Of an s0.year-old
man.
He was wounded Monday night
in an exchange OF shots when
Sheriff Alan C. Falby OF El Paso
and two deputies sought to ques-
ton him in connection with the
finding Of headless body in a shall.
10 grave near Ysleta. east OF here.
The victims head was later dis.
covered in a blood-stained box In
hotel check room.
The sheriff said that through
wallet the body had been idenu-
fed as that Of Edward Baker, in.
mate Of the county poor farm.
The father told associates be.
fore taking a plane to Texas that
his son suffered a nervous break
down at Indiantown Gap, Pa, in
1941, after he enlisted in the Ma.
tional Guard. and was given a
medical discharge on April "a, 1871.
His family said young Main came
to Texas for his health. Another
son. Malcolm. was killed in the
Pacific while serving with the
Navy.
Young Mains wounds are so
critical questioning by officials has
been delayed.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29

mended. and Alfred Council, who
accompanied the others in the burg
larry, but who apparently did not
enter the station, or assist in the
theft. was placed on probation for
five years.
The arrests OF the four boys
came after investigation by Detec-
tiyes William Reiman and Donald
Ruddick, who were assisted by the
arrest. shortly after the break.in.
Of Artie Butler by patrolmen who
spotted him ih a car parked near
the station. He was found crouched
on the floor with a drawn knife in
his hand.
Local police recovered three Of
eight tires stolen from the station.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
Rural Events
SATURDAY

Willis
The Young Married People, pic.
mic supper at home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Loyal Wilson, 1880 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29

sessing and selling meat above the
OPA ceiling prices and violating
OPA price regulations.
They are accused of purchasing
and butchering three cows and sell
ing the. meat to two restaurant op-
orators at IS cents per pound above
the ceiling price.
The restaurant owners we're fined
$50 each when they pleaded nolle
contendre to charges Of having un-
inspected meat on their premises.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
Two Accused of
OPA InfractiOns

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 29-Two
men were arrested and two dealers
fined as police and OPA agents
broke up the first black market
meat operation uncovered here.
Two men were accused Of slaugh-
tering beef without a permit, pos
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
Youths Receive
Prison Sentences

-Four boys, who pleaded guilty in
circuit court last week TO charges
OF breaking into Glen Tibbits' gas
station, June 10, were sentenced
Thursday.
John Jeffery Flounory. II, 1130s
Wayne Rd., Wayne: Maceo Rich
ardson, Is, 1923 Warkman, Romu-
lus; and Artie Butler, q. 1l452
Whitehorn, Romulus. we're sen
fenced to serve two to Is years in
Jackson Prison with two recon-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
pREnIcrs MINIMIIM

DetrSit-William A. Mara, Ben.
dix Aviation Corps stan executive.
today predicted a minimum OF
3,5O0,000 licensed private American
fliers by 1860. providing progress
made since 1929 continues at the
same rate.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
Religion
Which Also is
Demonstrable
Science

THE disclosure through
Christian Science that God,
the source of all being. can
be accurately known, and
that His nature and presence
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BILE as a fact in mathematics,
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to increasing multitudes
throughout the world.
Summing up the value OF
the disclosure, the Discoverer
and Founder OF Christian
Science. Mary Baker Eddy,
has written, 1T is our
ignorance OF God. the divine
Principle. which produces
apparent discord, and the
right understanding OF Him
restores harmony."'
Science and Health, page 800
The full authoritative ex.
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OF every kind is given in
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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
PREPARE MELcoME

Lansing-Governor Kelly
other state ofiicers eft lansing
day for Detroit to prepare to |
come the hrst OF the governors
riying for the annual govern
conference which start Sunday
Maokinac Island.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
SOURCES "poUsrFUL"

Detroit - Acting Secrstary
State Joseph c. Grew hAI infd
ed Detroit officials that the pd
bilities OF getting more food n
Canadian sources are doubt
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29
VICTIM DIES

Monroe. Mich.-Howard E. Sans.
%, Toledo, o., was killed Wednes.
day night when his trailer truck
struck a parked truck near here.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29

The Meridian highway. which
tends from Winnipeg. C&nsda.
Laredo. Tex, is 1859 miles I'd
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-29

Of closeup Infantry fighting shown above one Of
presentation Of the story Of Infantry courage skill and training Taxing
'front.' and Staf Sergeant Clifton Afford Of Houston The
rifle part Of the two hour exhibition which cuns
filled attack plbox in which all Infantry weapons are
featured.
Bonds into action
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-03
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-21
CARPENTER News

The 18th anniversary singing
convention was held at Chapel Hill
M B. church. April s.
Mrs Edward Womack was a
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie MCGEE, March q.
A cake walking was held at Flo
wers Hill school last Thursday
night, March 49, Teacher, Mrs. M.
E. Berry. Money raised was 1887.
Miss Ora Mae Curtis spent last
week end in the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Bette Flutz.
The P.TA. of the Flowers Hill
school meet every Thursday even
ing at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Lee Vella Lee and son,
James Edwards spent last Thurs
day night in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mich Flutz.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-21

Fairview school closed last Fri
day night, an interesting program
was rendered.
GOSSIP
Thomas Lee Bradley is strictly
in the groove, he has a girl in
Crystal Springs name Baby Marie.
y. @. Divinity says Doris Lee Cur
It's is the chick he loves. w. c..
can't see for looking at Jenette
MCGEE. Ross says Jeffy Morris is
trying to pay rent on Rose Mae
but he says that its his property
and he will rent it as he pleases.
Cubic Lee Newell says Willie B.
Ford is the sugar in her tea and
the cream in her coffee. Jerline
Divinity says that J. w. Davis
can't 1--WE her because she is hip
ped to the finger tip.
Wonder why o. c. Womack stop
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-21
EAGLE EYE

The Branson family is very glad
to have their daughter and her
son with them spending a pleasant
trip from East st. Louis. Mrs. Irene
Fulton and her son, Willard YER
non Fulton.
A very splendid program was
rendered at the Cameron st. high
school Saturday by the rural tea
cheers and students on Achievement
day.
Sgt. James Horton spent few
hours in the home of Principal and
Mrs. Rogers last week.
! Misses Ware, Tucker and Greene
write from Rust college of their
pride in having students of the
college read the News weekly by
the Cameron junior street high
students.
The Red Cross drive in high
school reports as follows:
Freshmen class, SIS; sophomore
$3.50, junior $3.50, senior $14.25.
| The Marion Anderson club has
made report to the Canton Music
club (white) for their state execu-
tive board meeting.
1t is not the matter of fact that
Willie Nicholson is all out for
frankie Mackey. It's she who's all
out for him.
Why is it that a certain group
of old gates keep on falling for Joe
Rudolph Datson, Frank Crayton, H.
Avry Powell and Lee, Jr., White.
When they know that Vero, Lillian
Amelia and Velma aren't allow
ing them a possible chance.
Mae Bell Startling said don't get
her wrong because it was not Abra-
ham she was trying to see.
/ Rosetta Hawkins take down your
syn you ant like every boy in
town. Because Joe Dotson is all
out for Vera Hill Smith.
Rosie Lee Clark says Abe Davis
is cut out of her picture and it's
Eddie L. Lewis for always and for
ever.
SayAbe you better fall for those
dreaming eyes of Rosie Lees be-
cause you can see they are full of
romance.
| Louise Clinton you're all ut for
James Jackson aren't, you? James
said the flame he had for you has
gave out. Dig that Louise Clinton.
| Marie Grape is singing that she's
confessing that she loves E. w.
| Wynn.
| Emmie Jean Stub seems that she
can't get along with Currie Ann
Poor, because she got Joseph Jones.
i Deborah Thomas is still gossiping
labout Howard Dinkins. What's your
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-21

ped going to see Catherine Wilson,
don't suppose its because Otize
Hawkins beat his time, don't cry
baby
M. @. TORY and Wheat Jenkins
are coming on strong. They are the
two love birds of the week.
George Virgins seems to be Ora
Mae Halls hearts desire.
Clinton Divinity, Jr., has $50
walk, have you noticed it?
Wonder if N. C. Bradley and
Roosevelt Bradley know what's
cookin at they don't seem to get a
bookin with any of the chicks.
Son Davis is getting on sometimes
with the chicks, have fun son, your
wedding bells may ring soon. Bet
tie Lee Flutz is coming on strong
with certain cat Ollie Rose and
J. G. Taylor were strictly on the
beam the other Saturday, what's
your story Ross?
Red Davis is stelling the chicks
to take it easy because they are
his hearts desire.
Wake up Lucille Newell, we
know you like Jesse Ford.
L. E. Rodgers is strictly on the
beam with Ruth Hall and others.
Ruby Lee Flutz and her class
mate, Jessie Mae CASTILLO of c. M.
& I. college were Easter guests in
the home of Ruby's grandmother,
Mrs. Bette Flutz.
Mrs. Rosie Mae Allen and son,
Bonnie A. Lee who have been
working at New Orleans for sever
al months were here last week Wis
iting Mrs. Aliens mother, and 9TH
er relatives. They returned to their
work Saturday.
A school entertainment was CIV
en- at Fair View school last Friday
night, April 6. Amount of money
raised was $13.
The Coleman sisters quartet sung
at Fair View school last Sunday
night, April 15 The amount of
money raised was $3.50.
Miss Learo Divinity spent four
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-21
singing, remarks, Prof. A. M. Rog-

singing, remarks, Prof. A. M. Rog-
ers, negro spiritual, led by r. M
Mackey, remarks, Mayor c. N. Har-
ris, Rev William Albert, Rev. Mi
chael ]. Mccarthy, Rev. J. T.. Car
ter, Mr.. Max Lewinthal, Rev. c. z.
Holland, benediction.
| 1t is suggested that remarks be
reduced to writing and confined to
about minutes in order that the
entire program may be printed for
distribution among service men
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Brooks of
East Canton are very proud to
have their son Sgt. Willie L. Brooks
home on Through. He is stationed
at Drew Field, Fla.
Rev. S. G. Robinson and his
members rendered very splendid
program at South Liberty Baptist
church Sunday evening it was en-
joyed by all that were present.
A ball game was played by the
grammar and high school of Cam
eron. The scores were to 8.
Gossip
Sarah D. Luckett is coming on
strong with Thompson c. Wander
is it because she can't get Johnnie
Powell
What would happen if Sarah L..
Archie would get her boy friend
and stop gossiping about Fred Sin
gleton.
Evelyn Tate and John Weshter
are really for each other.
Earlean Powell is walking around
singing her love songs to Johnnie
L. Lott. Wonder is it because Pa
tricia Bell doesn't care for him?
1t seems as if James Davis and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-21
story Dora Mae Dawson?

story DORA Mae Dawson!
Billie Steen Collins is coming
strong with Roy Brown. What's
about that J. B. Clay.
| 1t seems that Dorothy Nichols
can't get along with Johnnie Mae
Clay, because she got T. J. B.
Elizabeth Hapert had better get
her a boy friend, because D. j..
Jones is all out for Ida Bell Cooks.
Rixie Mackey better get him a
girl friend and get hipped like the
other boys.
Donnie B. Wilburn should go to
the rationing board and get her
boy friend and stop gossiping about
other girls boy friends.
Rosetta Hawkins said she's not
worried about nobody taking Will
lis Lambs from her because she
knows just where she stands with
him.
7. J. Blackmon said that he is
all out for one girl and that is
Johnnie Mae Clay. What's your
story Dorothy Nichols, are do you
have one?
This and that of 9Th grade A
Smartest girls: Berdia Flemings.
Maggie Curry, Werlen Nichols, The
Ina Harvey.
Funniest girls: Mona Mae Mitchell,
Mildred Anderson, Ester Diamond,
Johnnie Lambert.
Neatest girls: Ruth and Mary Lee
McMuty, Ruth Eva Watson.
Groovest girls: Bobbie Mildred
Davis, Maggie Curry, Mildred An
derson, Mona Mae Mitchell, John
ME Ruth Lambert, Vera Mae Ben
nett.
Cutiest girls: Jane Lois Lyles
Catherine Jones, Thelma Lee Har-
vey, Vera Mae Bennett.
Cutiest boys: Jewel Archie, Har-
fort Brown, Abe Davis.
SPRING FASHIONS
Maggie Curry White dress is
very attractive.
Ruth Eva Watson black skirt
and yellow blouse are lovely to the
girls and boys
Mona Mae Mitchell ear clips and
lockets.
Vera Mae Bennett black sandals.
Bobbie Mildred Davis blue and
white dress.
Alena Smith pink two piece suit.
The 9th grade A admire Ester
Diamond hair-do and Ruth Eva
Watson's too.
The girls of 9th grade A are very
fond of Jewel Arches Easter suit
and Abe Doris blue coat. w. C.
pin stripe suit is very attractive.
Martha's gold time pice suit, josie
phine's plaid skirt II very becom-
ing.
Amelia Nichols hair-do is very
becoming.
General News
Program for We day, court house
square following services in church
es; Time II am. or pm.
Introduction: Rev. C. z. Holland.
group singing led by Rev. r. Y.
Girrard, invocation, Rev. r. Y. Cir
rad, song, Canton high school, pray
er Rev. John E. Talmadge, group
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days with her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Thomas and other relatives last
! week.
The F. I. meeting of Flowers Hill
school gave an entertainment last
Saturday, April IA, the amount OF
money raised was SIS.
The Hermanville district min
listers and deacon's meeting will
be held at Flowers Hill church OF
Christ Holiness, April 27-29. Pas
tor, Rev. A. J. Torrey.
Gossip
Well Ross, guess you had better
take your sign down because Jerry
Morris got you best with Rose Mae.
! know Bette Lee Flutz doesn't
nave to worry because Red Davis
says she is his hearts dersire.
w. c. Womack says Jenette Nc
Gee is the crea min his coffee,
can it be Ii Ike that Carrie Mae?
Ross says that ]. c. Taylor is
trying to pay rent on Ollie Rose
but says that's his property and
he rents it as he please.
Son Davis says Silvia Mae Lee
seems to be R. @. Bradley's all day
study and midnight dream. But he
says he had better start studying
and dreaming about somebody else
if he doesn't want to end up in
Whitfield.
Roosevelt and N. c. are singing
to the chicks, rs you is or is you
amt my baby?" / guess they will
have to go to the ration board to
get a girl friend.
NJ. @. Torrey and Wheat Jenkins
are coming on strong, they are like
two love birds.
Sammie Morris is telling GER
tain chick that she is his hearts
desire, take it easy Red Davis
things will go your way someday.
You had better wake up Ora
Mae Curtis because George Minis
was seen with a certain chick the
other Catrrdov
All the cats and chicks were glad
to see Bonnie.
Well Thomas Lee / guess you will
beg lad when the fourth Saturday
comes so you can see Baby Marie.
The students and teachers of
Flower Hill school are proud of the
Red Cross drive. They are doing
their best to help raise their quota
because they all have some relative
or close friend who will be bene-
fitted.
Those who responded by giving
Ia dollar during the drive were:
Mesdanes NJ A. Berry, Viola
MCGEE, Matte Line Fultz, Bette
Fulfil Messrs Nick Fultz, Calvin
Vance, Taylor Mason, Joe Divinity,
Jesse Morris, and Flower Hill
school, and Charlie Woods.
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rocking your dream boat with Joe
r. Dotson.
Estella Thomas and Earl Cotton
are starting all over again. What's
your story Amanda Davis?
It's love, love, love, for Ester
Diamond and Billy Hamilton.
Frank Wilkes you better start
singing I'm lost, because someone
else is about to beat your time
with Ruth Eva Watson.