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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The ta,.nW.n- questions az q
factuaI nature have been an
ssrefea by F4E htinE Mans
Friend
Mrs O NJ Q T expect my
husband 70 be drafted within the
next few months but before this
hapncns- he would Like 10 sign Up
for construction work AZ Pearl
Harhor Can YOU tell me how 10
60 about TINS and where ! have
heard that If tho wife will sign
up for some kind Of work she
may GO. too Whom should ! SEQ
IN This regard How soon after
my husband goes may l Eo2
Adjudication for conStruc-
ton work at Pearl Harbor
should he made 10 the Civil
Service Commission. 402 Fed
ersl Building, Detroit. 4 wife
could not accompany him., I'M
less she was assured some kind
Of work there before she left.
Write 10 the COmmandant.
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. Ter
ritory OF Hawaii. for informa-
ton relative 10 whether there
Is work which YOU could do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Wants 10 Quit Mate
For Another Man

War Problem Clinic:
My husband has never taken
care Of either me or my two chill
dren. Everything we have has
been given 10 us by the schools or
by some one else,
want 10 leave him and 60 10
New York a very nice man there
has promised 10 marry me and
take care Of my children II ! get
a divorce.
I am very confused, and don't
know whether | should 60 10 New
York WIN the possibility OF being
happy, or stay with my husband
MRS. Z. T.
Dear Mrs. v. T.:
] would certainly not recon-
mend that you leave your pres
ent husband and go tn New
York until you have made very
sure that YOU understand what
is involved.
Before YOU could marry an
other man YOU would have To
take the time and 20 to the "a
pense 81 getting a divorce from
your present husband. What
would YOU do during that time
Where would YOU get that
money?
Since YOU are resident OF
Lansing, would urge you 10
talk the whole matter over with
the social worker there with
whom you are in contact and
then take her advice,
She knows a lot about the
dangers Of such moves and can
he hig help 10 YOU. i am sure.
II YOU do not feel like having
"A good heart to- heart talk with
YOUR social worker. then l would
urge you 10 20 In your minister.
lie will be glad To help you
work out some sort Of solution
for your problems. solution
TINT witt mt f,+ft YEA Al danger
az becoming more unhappy than
YOU now are.
DIR. RED McCLUNG
LEE. Head Of the Department
Of Sociology. Wayne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Deserted Wife on Relief
Would Support Self
War Problem Clinic

War Problem Clinic:
Ny husband left mo last winter
for q young girl; both Of them
quit their jobs and cannot be
traced ! didn't want a divorce,
but had 10 start one because he
threatened 10 take my three chill
dren away from me
After working two months AZ a
defense job had 80 gut because
] couldn't get any one 10 take
care OF the children Right now
] am on relief, which ] resent
very much. because ! am an able
bodied person and can care for
my family If ! could get a house
keeper.
Is there any possible way 70 find
him He has fcft several debts
which ! am unable 10 pay Also.
Mould ! try 10 get houSekeepcr
r stay on relief and care for the
children myself?
MRS T.. s.
Dear Mrs. v. s.:
You seem To have done all
that can be done al PRESENT
about locating your husband.
I'm sure the social worker I'm
the agency which IL assisting
you will do everything possible
for YOU.
II IL almost impossible "a get
q housekeeper and, u you could,
the cost would be ~ great that
YOU would have little left and
Mt the same time be providing
less loving care than YOU can
give.
Why do you resent" care ny
public agencies They have been
established Ia safeguard the
happiness Of children and indi-
viduAls. Since your children
have been deprived OF fathers
care. YOU have extra parental
responsibility. You and all Of
us pay taxes 80 that mothers I'm
your position can care for their
children.
All that matters Is that they
have a happy childhood and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

THOUSANDS 81 sufferers from The f0r'urng
raInn due TO rheumatism. scIstks, lumbsFo,
neuralgia and neuuta-sTe mighty happy over
Their discovery Of kORtTO Now they have
found a quick acting fornuls vhpch speedily
relieves thoae eIhausting muscular aches AMI
pains NORITO u truttSoSthy and dets nd~hae
really works fast II yuI want N feel again
the 10Y of relfcf from paIn--so you can wors IN
peacr and sirep 90 Cnniugt --be Wi&e and try
EORiTO und~r this irruciad guarantee j. 'n"
Rery hrst three doses do not relieve that cruz ,
lin 70 your satisiact,or--yO Your money vii -
H.funded Don suffer Nce your drusgat tOda J.
md Eet NORITO on this ElAfantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

When a young mother is left
alone with the responsibility Of
providing a home and proper up
bringing for three children, the
kroblems which she has 10 face
bonn high.
It is especially hard when she
knows that her husband left his
home for another woman, and that
the possibility of tracing him and
arranging for him 10 contribute
10 the support OF his family is
negligible.
One means OF help in cases like
these is offered through public
agencies. Although some women
find il difficult 10 accept this aid
because of their pride, Miss Elva
M. Forncrook. executive secretary
of the Consultation Bureau OF De-
troit, explains in today's WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC Just what the
function of these agencies IS. and
why people sincerely IN need of
such care should not hesitate to
accept II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
HudSons BASEMENT STORE
Ne'o Aripols for Early Fall
COTTON
HUCK
TOWELS

For bone or Office. Con-
peHieHt Hzei, SerpieeabIe,
absorbent cotton.
14x20-inch; all white
Z for 49,. Z5c
l7x32-inch; eolored Dor
der, each 25c
16x32-inch; pastels,
each ................25c
l7x32-inch; all white.
each ..........,.....20c
LINEN DEPT --HUDSON'S
SECOND BASE-WooDWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
War Problem Clinic:
Deserted Wife Advised
Not to Resent AID

grow into useful citizens. Can't
YOU consider public assistance ms
a way by which we all help you
60 do what is still the best and
most patriotic service, the care
Of your children?
MISS EEFA VI. FoRNCR0ok.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Dear Mrs J. CT

Dear Mrs. j, O:
! would suggest that YOU
write 10 him at the last know n
address which you had for him.
n It Is st all possible the letter
viii he forwarded Ia him. Also,
perhaps 10 l. not possible for
him Ia write you At present, but
II he has your address, don't YOU
think he will write YOU as soon
- he Cans
MISS MARY VI. O'NFILL. as
>istant director of metropolitan
Detroit | so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

One Of nature greatest aids 20 baby
health, is sleep. AID rest and sleep by
soothing and relieving diaper rash
with Mexsana, formerly Mexican
Heat Powder. Relieves itching and
cools burning Of tortuung irritation.
A-favorite for over forty years.
Costs little. Big savings in the larger
sizes. Be sure you demand Mexsana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Trying 10 Locate Soldier
Her Girlhood Friend

War Problem Clinic.
When was L years old ! mot
a-qe4HE fellow Me we're good
friends from that day on but Two
years AGO ! refused 20 marry him
After that / didn't hear from him
until last January
I was then married but told Ty
husband all about him and an
Swercd his letter Later he got a
fgrlouEh and came 20 see US, and
VIC three got along very well
When he left he promised ~
write. but wc still haven't heard
from ham /, frCfe any way We
could find oar where ne is?
MRS. r g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
How About Those
Silks and NyIons?

TIE SALVAGE committee
Of tac Wayne County Council
rf Defense wishes US Al tins
retr 20 thank tho women of
Detroit and Michigan for their
Very fine cooperation IN the
hosiery campaign.
Up 10 Aug Il Michigan
women contributed Et3e 5S3
pounds u hosiery bringing
Michigan INTO fifth place IN
the country.
Thanks a million. says Edwin
T. Anderson. chairman Of the
salvage committee and he
wishes me TO tell YOU that ow-
ing TO tho fact that practically
al INC silk and nylon hosiery
in America has been worn out
thc hosiery campaign ends
Sept 80
RtceptaclcS for the iscarded
silks and nylOnS VIII remain IN
the stores untIf that date
so ladies' 49,. II YOU still have
a palr or two you're about 70
contribute DO sure 10 get
them n before that date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

For shopping information coll Joan Dean Cherry $500
bettUeen a. and D. .-Soturdays, 80 to 4: 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

THE GOSSAMER beauty Of
these pineapple medallionS is
cquallcd only by the case and
speed with which you crochet
them II takes only nine 20
make a chair set. But put as
many together as fancy die
tateS 10 make sparkling
cloths or lunch sets any
one a perfect gift.
Pattern 6S3 contains dlrcc-
tons for medallionS; stitches.
Send ID cents IN CONS for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
4--,1529 Times Square Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

tic and scientific professions pre-
ferred above material gains. You
born after June may find IN
dustrial manufacturing build
ing, engineering and other labo-
riOus tasks are frsts.
June - TO July %
Cmcer-lt won't be easy 10
SIGHT your opportunities and per
haps you may have 20 be more
than ordinarily resourceful in
order 70 swing good influences
your way.
July - TO AUG. %
Leo-Good day If you give il
right effort and direction. Avoid
gambling with your money; and
any lavish expenditures. New
hazardous undertakings demand
sensible precautions.
AUG. p TO SEPT. 2s
Virgo-Less friendly for per-
sonal attainment in social and
nonbusiness interests than for
advancement in urgent and use
full enterprises.
SEPT. q TO OCT. %
L 1 b = 0-Today's Indications
advise against too aggressive
tactics, deviatlng from we'll
planned schedule for sake Of
trying something new and diff
ferent.
OCT. - TO NOV. 22
Seorpio -- Don't say cant"
this favorable Scorpio day.
Jupiter and Mars beam benefic
vibrations ideal for your espe-
cial talents and leanings.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
SGgittar notwithstanding
rays, Feel inspired TO bigger
and more daring achievement
than heretofore. Keep an intel
ligent mastery of self, however,
that you'll reach right decisions,
show greatest efficiency.
DEC. - TO JAN. II
Capricorn - If your days
schedule is properly planned
beforehand, you should be able
10 accomplish to an unusual de-
gree.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aquarias-Hold things steady
II others seem TO be emotionatly
disturbed. You can reason things
out calmly and advantageously
If you assume control when and
where you should.
FEB. p TO MARCH 20
Pisces 49, Can be prosperous
period il YOU 20 out of your way
10 make it so. Keep usefully
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Embroidery Idea

JOAN LESLIE. now appear
iDg in Irving BerlIns This Is
taa Army has attracted much
attention with her new mono
cranned coat The coat was a
classic one Of gray wool, and
might have remained AS such.
bat Milo Anderson. designer.
suggested that Jo8n's initials
he embroidered IN bright rod
down one SIDE So-a long
marrow - and nm Il reach
from The lefr shoulder pfaCtI-
caIIy 10 tho WaIStLuc OF the
coat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Garden Tales
Replace Tall
Fish Stories
BY HELEN ROWLAND

YOU SELDOM hear any tall
fish J stories these days about
"lhq biz one that got away
Tho deep sea fishermen, down
our way prefer 10 hang around
the piers and the breakwaterS
and dream OF the good old
times when a small FISH was
just something you threw back.
The tired business man who
took his relaxation and sport on
the trout streams in the north
woods has little time, no excuse
and no gasoline 10 get away
with. He is too busy turning
out engines or planes or war
products 10 relax this year, any
way.
But DON'T WORRY. The
tall stories and fairy tales are
more plentiful than ever. The
American Imagination is still in
fine working condition. And
war garden stories are brilliant
and Colorful enough 10 make
any fisherman blush and Mum
ChauSen pale with envy.
OF course, YOU never can tell
what will happen IN a war gar
den. | have never before heard
of such enormous cabbages and
such luscious tomatoes and such
glamorous ears of corn IN my
life.
YET. EVEN while their
planters glosvingly tell me about
them ! console myself with the
thought that the cut-wormS may
be cutting them down This is
because my own garden IS so
modest, reluctant and perverSe,
that il takes more courage and
bold-faced imagination 10 brag
about n than / possess.
/ have always maintained that
a garden believes in Self-Gcrer-
mination What you plant has
nothing whatever 10 do with
phat comes up You tell a gar
den what you want II 70 do
and it does what II pleaSes.
STILL. in wartime. you'd
think that even a garden might
have more Of the cooperative
spirit. Why did all that parsley
f,tt7rf1ttt4i sf7f-ttttf, turn oft
10 BE- scallionS and margoldS
f-si@ia,;-sii,>..->s-s,titef,~-s, and J cant
eat marigoldS Besides. all the
hide sticks I put in the bed
said parsley
Still you cant argue with a
garden. II II says parsley and
comes UP margoldS. IL is pars-
lcy So, take II or leave u.
And be thankful il isn't poison
ivy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
MARCN u 70 APRIL n

" n ItII II 7 y = ~ y ~
Arics--A tiptop day for you
with your natal planet Mars in
benehc aspect. This spells action,
getting big things done and lit
tie things done I'm a big way,
Arm II TO MAY n
Taurus 49, While progressive
ana advantageous for money
and business matters, il is i'm
portant you keep a cool head,
m anage everything sensibly.
MAY II TO JUNE II
Gcmmi-Born before June 5?
Personal interests, study, arts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

occupied, don't give yourself
time 20 fret or doubt If COM
munlcations or news is slow or
temporarily disappointing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
NO STAMP REQUIRED FOR THESE

Plastic soles tested for and said 10 outast
leather make these gabardine shoes raton-free. In
wide range Of sizes they S435 pair. Pompon
trimmed DOrsay cut pump and open heel and pump
black gabardne, platform soed sling pump and
rolled bow closed heel pump in brown gabardine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

4 CHILD born on this day.
You have strong traits OF both
Virgo and Libra. born on that
cuspal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Dress Shoes
Made With
Plastic SoIes
BY JOAN DEAN

IhOSE ALthhiNl - WHO cry
Wolf at every ration whisper
VIII have 10 bow again 20
American ingenuity. This time
we refer 10 shoes and the hue
and cry that arose az the news
of three pairs d year After
eight months of footwear ration
ing we find our governments
allowance sufficient. But for
those OF you who just must
have more shoes the news that
a local store has a supply of
unrationed shoes viii be vel
come.
Some types of play shoes have
been unrationed always, bat
these shoes are dress and street
wear shoes and they are styled
as smartly as the OnCs FOR which
you exchange coupon.
PLASTIC SOLES give them
the legal right 10 come TO YOU
without a stamp 40 leather IS
used ~ these shoes except for
the tiny dab in the heel lift,
The SolcS have been TIgidly
tested by the manufactures and
they pass with flying colorS, all
requisites OF wear. In fact they
are believed 10 OutWear the con-
ventional leather sole. In APP
pearancc the plastic resembles
rubber but the sole is neat ana
flexible.
Gabardino uppcrs give the
shoes dash and a priorlty-irce
TOUR STYLES alc available
II you belong - the brown
school OF thought youA Ike
the neat rolled bow pump with
open toe and closed heel II
you miss your fayOUtc plat.
forms. YOU might choose Oh"
slIng-back pump "lth MS raised
sole and Pilgrim bow Both
these styles come ~ brown
gahardlne only.
High style is The DOr,ay c.t
open toe pump that, detailed
with q frivolous and popular
pom pon- at 1u1 front ILL.,. shoe
comes IN black E8bJrGHC
.tzF1eE. .!s.s.s,.- ...E.:...s.-.
the N-throatcd boW pump that
also has am open toe IL. toe.
comes ln black ga0ard.ne only.
All Of Tho shoes shown are
available 70 q wide range ot
sizes and are 81 IS VAR.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

must be reported IN your return.
LONG-TERM ASSETS
If, however. you hold the pro-
perty for more than six months
before selling il, Ii becomes d
long term capital asset. In this
case, you report as income only
so per cent of the gain or loss.
For example, if you paid SlO0
for stock, and sold il in less
tran six months for $3.50, your
entire profit of $50 must be re.
ported as income. If, however,
you had held that stock for more
than six months and sold il for
the same price, you would report
only half OF the $50 profit as in
come.
III you sustain losses in the
sale OF capital assets. you NAV
deduct such losses Tin full if
short-term, in half if long term
from gains from the sale of CAP
ltal assets. If the losses exceed
the gains, the remainder of the
losses may be deducted from
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Fights
Last Night
nr 1he A,,ociated Pres.

NEWARK, N. Pat Comis-
key. 2211.. Paterson, stopped
Wallace Cross, EOS, East Orange,
co.
HOLYOKE Mass.-Steve Bel
loisc. 1877, New York, knocked
out Horace Jones, 1862, Roches-
ter. NY, (2).
NEW ORLEANS - Bobby
Ruffin. 1876. New York, stopped
Richie Lemos, 1875, Los Angeles
(9).
BALTIMORE-Charley Eagle,
181, Maternity, Conn outpolnt-
cd Lou Brooks, 1870, Wilmington
U2).
NEW YORK - George (Son-
n.y. Horne, 156, Niles, Ohio, out
pointed Trnest (Cat Robinson,
l48i,, New York (8).
SAN FRANCISCO-Juan Zu-
rita 1875. Mexico, outpointsd
Vern Bybce, 134, U. S. Coast
Guard 10).
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[MountCkn,ens
High School
By Tom 8 Dick Donaldson
GIRL RESERVES

GIRL RESERVES
The Girl Reserve Club is 60
ing through very important
week with informal and formal
limitations taking place. This is
not only the largest club in the
High school but we consider it
the best organized.
This club is always promoting
things featuring the two dances
of the year, Spring Swing and
SNOWFALL.
The formal limitations will
take place tomorrow night at
the Presbyterian Church on New
street, where a very serious and
beautiful ceremony will take
place. The old members will be
dressed in the traditional white
blouses and blue ties. There will
be candles and flowers to set the
service off.
"MASQUE AND WIG"
The newly formed Masque
and Wig Club had a meeting to-
night at which there were try
outs for a program to be given
next month. Ann Daner is sec
rotary treasurer of the Club
with Elmer Eschenburg acting
president; Miss Hubbard is the
advisor. The Club has around 80
members, most of whom have
been either in the Junior or Sen
Tor plays.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Spartans, Michigan
Meet in -Four Events

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 3
-(Pl-Before this week is over,
Michigan and Michigan State
should have squelched, for a
while at least, some of the COM
petitve urge that has made
them rivals.
In four nights athletic teams
representing the two schools
will have clashed in four diff
ferent events. Tonight they'll
mix in a dual track meet here,
on Wednesday the wrestlers and
swimmers clash here. and on
Friday the Wolverines will 60 to
East Lansing to compete in the
annual Michigan State track re-
lays.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Aeuo CoIiente Track
Prepores for Opening

SAN DIEGO. Calf, Feb. g.
(P)- Aqua Caliente race track
barns were opened to horses yes
terday and business offices are
preparing for the scheduled
March IA reopening of the track.
Secretary, Joe Walter was re-
ceiving stall space applications
as approximately 200 horses
waited to cross the border to the
Mexican track.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

other income ONLY to the cx.
tent of $1,000.
II losses exceed ga rs by more
than $1,000, the amount of the
loss which is not dcductible
against 1912 income may be car
RED over to later year and
used TO offset gains from sale of
capital assets in that year.
Net Shorl-term capital loss for
l94l which was not deducted in
that year may be used in 1912
10 offset net short term capital
gam. The amount thus carried
over from 1871 may not exceed
1871 income.
Losses on the sale of stock or
othcr property may not be de.
quoted IN any case, however.
Where you buy back the same or
similar property within a period
beginning 80 days before the
sale and ending 30 days after
the sale. Likewise, losses NAV
not be deducted upon the sale of
property from one member of
family to another.
To compute the gain or loss
you make on the sale of capital
or non-capital assets, you must
know the basis" on which that
asset was acquired. If you sell
your house, for example, you
must know its basis" before
you can tell whether you realiz-
cd a gain or loss.
BASIS OF AN ASSET
In most cases the basis of an
asset is the price you paid for il
when you bought it. But not al.
ways. Some adjustment may
have to be made to cost to de-
termine the basis. If, for exam
pie, the property is a machine
used IN your business and SUBJ
JeCt TO an allowance for depre-
citation, the basis would be re-
-dueed by subtracting the sde-
probation from the original cost
TO you.
If you did not buy the proper
ty yourself, follow these rules
Tor determining basis: II you
acquired the property by gift
after Dec. 81. 1920, basis is cost
to person who gave il to you.
If you acquired the property
by gift before Dec. 81, 1920, ba-
sis is fair market value of gift
at time it was given.
II you acquired the property
by inheritance and sold il in
1912, the basis is the value of the
property at the date of the death
Of the person from whom you
inherited it.
If you got the property before
March /. 1913. the basis is the
fair market value on that date.
If you acquired the property.
not for cash. but in exchange for
other property, the basis of the
new property is the cost OF the
original property which you ex-
changed for it. IL you realized
gain on the exchange. you must
add that amount to the basis of
the new property.
There arc certain exceptions
10 the above rules which relate
primarily to property obtained
in financial arrangements of
corporations and need not con-
Germ most people.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
Comp Grant Quintet
Storts Active Week

CHICAGO. Feb. 9 - (H1 -
Camp Grants basketball team,
w h c h has won % out of "a
games this season, is figuring on
running the count to ~ out OF
28 by the end of the week. The
busy Warriors meet Bradley to-
night at Rockford, Ill, Lawrence
tomorrow at Appleton, Wis, and
the Peoria Tractors Friday and
Fort Sheridan Saturday at Rock
ford.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

LOCK HAVEN. Pa, Feb. O.
Up Lock Haven State Teach
crs College has won seven OF It's
nine basketball games this sea-
son, but Coach Hubert Jack will
have to build an entirely new
team soon. Five varsity men and
two reserves cave en- maSSe
Feb. Is for Camp Lee, Va, for
Army duty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

Driver salesman and men for
inside plant. Good wages, year
round steady work Sprudel
Water Co. 1870 East Broadway,
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

Wanted Hatchery night man
or boy at once. Good pay. Call
at farm 3 miles south, 3 miles
east Romeo. Downs Poultry
Farm, Romeo. Phone 260-J.