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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

have the feeling Of playing
second fiddle 70 a ghostly rival
like the second wife in du
Marier's novel. "Rebecca." IF
/ married a man who had spent
most OF his life with another
woman. But If / lost Tom, I
would miss him dreadfully. I
need your advice.
DEAR NJ. w:
VOUR relapse into involve
L ment with Ned IS not 70
your credit.
II affords proof that you are,
in some respects, as unstable
as he.
And If Tom has the good
qualities, of strength. humor.
discretion and kindiiness,-you
impute 10 him. he is god
send 10 you and your child
Presumably you were richly
-tUsrIfled m dIvorcIng Ned You
speak Of living with him in de-
spair: OF reclairning peace OF
mind and self respect by break
ing away 10 take your fate into
your own hands.
Hence you show a very short
memory in dallying. now, with
the idea Of going back 10 him.
! think. also. that uncon-
sclously you are playing Ned of
against Tom. and vice versa. 10
satisfy hunger for drama.
As for marrying this prosaic
widower and thereafter quak-
ing like the shrinking violet
narrator in "Rebecca, you are
Just silly.
Al SO. with a child 10 rear.
IL is high time YOU settled down
70 a steady course-which l
don't see IN the cards with Ned.
VI. III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

"When was a kid In school
i used to love geography, but
now I'm seeing 1t I don't think
30 much of it,
TyHE National Association for
l. the Abolition of the South
ern Accent announces il is
branching out into other cities.
Can no one stop this awful
thing?
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

DERSONS who do a great
deal OF manual labor are es-
pecially exposed 10 injuries OF
the wrist unless reasonable care
Is taken. And this Is due 10 the
fact that the wrist Is made up
OF number Of bones. 10 he
exact, i, is made up of seven
bones. They are arranged in two
rows like the letter IS lying
or its side Most injuries 10 the
wrist occur IN the bones near.
est the bones OF the forearm.
These injuries may consist
OF dislocation. or fracture or
breaking OF the bone. and arise
as a result Of accidents. such
as falls on the hand. Sprains
OF the wrist are also common.
but. according 10 Doctor John
d. Sheriff. Of Birmingham, Ala
bama. no diagnosis OF wrist
sprsin should be made until
an X-ray examination has been
made 70 make sure that
break OF the bones Is not
present
THE physician, after carefully
~ examining the wrist. Will
|cide Just what X-ray pictures
Thould he taken and in what
position the hand should be held
so that the picture will he most
likely to reveal the true dam
age, il any, is present. II is a
good idea also 10 have X-ray
plates made Of both wrists so
that one may he compared with
the other. 70 determine II any
thing is wrong.
In treating injuries OF the
wrist. an effort must be made
10 bring the wrist back 10 its
normal function. That means,
first, 10 produce freedom from
pain when movements OF the
wrist occur; second. TO main
tain the carrying and grasping
power OF the hand and fingers;
third. 10 maintain strength and
power OF the wrist. and. fourth.
TO make sure that there will be
sufficient wrist motion TO allow
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
BY JACK LAIT

THE Warmers, who fire freely,
L have been freddy the re-
markable Mark Hellinger. Mark
walked out--gracefully, pleas
antly. amicably-but definitely.
They couldn't hold him at
So, 500 a week.
Hellinger is a restless bird
anyway.
Married to Gladys Cad (Zieg-
field called her the most beauti-
ful girl he had ever seem, Mark
q luxurious liver. still tried 10
enlist at 40-past. Laughed down,
he became war correspondent.
In the thick of the mud and
blood of the South Pacific and
1t almost killed him.
Before that. while sweetly
situated in the New York he
loves, he started 10 tour the
crossroads of the world and got
halfway around before he de-
cided he didn't care for that
-eitAeFr--
He quit short story writing,
then returned 10 IL on the side.
He made hit pictures, but
they didn't hit with him.
Now he has a deal 10 produce
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Not announced as a division to
20 to the Pacific.
Q-What kind Of ship IL tho
q. q. Marcus DAILY and what
duty II she on?-M. G. X.
A-The S. S. Marcus Daily Is
a erty ship, AL feet in
length. 10,636 deadweight tons,
launched in Richmond. Cali
fornia. shipyard of Permanente
Metals Corp. July "a, 1943, and
delivered to the u. S. Maritime
Commission Aug. 5. 1943. 1t is
operated for the War Shipping
Administration by Sudden &
Christensen, inc, San Francisco.
Q-My husband has been In
service since 40ctober,|l943.
During the first fourtee
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
DEAR MARY HAwORTH:

TaREE years ago, in the
L depth of despair. I put my
child In q good nursery school.
got a job and divorced my hus-
band, whose drinking and gam
bling had killed my respect for
him.
Mater he was drafted by the
my and having no hate in
my heart. only pity for his
weakness. I wrote TO him and
sent snapshots OF the child
For the first time in years, /
knew peace and self respect.
Now ] am IS and have met
Tom. widower, AZ. with grown
children.
We had planned TO be mar
ried
He is good to my child, wise
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Connolly Answers

1-b. &c. "a. &C. SC,
(last state admtited). 6-(a)
Chamberlain; tb) Baldwin;
(c) Macdonald; (dD Bonar
Law; (e) Lloyd George.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Waller WinehsH. now on
oaeotion, Viu return Sept. 2.
in the meantime, Jaek Lait,
fov many ysars one o.
4 msr as most eoiorfui
men, Wdi keep
lie space filed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

agreed about instincts. One
student says her psychology
teacher says humans have no
instincts, her other teacher says
we have 40. An instinct In an
activity that we do not have TO
learn, such as the sucking of
the babe, the love motives,
jumping from a loud noise,
preserving our self Importance.
etc. Whether we call these in
stincts" or drives" is too tech
nical TO bother about. We all
know we learn many things
without conscious effort. while
other things are difficult
tCopyright 1914, John Y. Ollie Col
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

MIR. ARSHALL DIGGS,
WI prominent Washington at
torney. has Just received this
pungent letter from a young
soldier overesas:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Marine Corps
Picks Leader

John Snyder. veteran OF World
War /. today succeeds Mayor Or
vile l.. Hubbard Of Dearborn as
commandant for 1916 Of the De
trolt detachment OF Marine Corps
League Officers.
Other officers elected are John
Keho, senior vice commander;
Paul Speight, junior vice com
mander; Charles Neilan, chaplain; ;
Joseph Supinsky, judge advocate
John Andrews, sergeant-at-arms
and Howard Berns, Howard Good
and Joseph Karol, trustees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Vets to Act
On Post Name
nstrolt Hines Washlnrton BsrsAs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-Reso-
lutions TO bar formation Of new
SPECIALIZED" American Legion
posts named after commercial or
labor organizations will be before
the L,egion's national executive
when il meets in In
dianapolis Dec. l3.
Such post designations tend 10
restrict membership 10 persons
linked by commercial or craft af-
filiationS rather than by their
bond of comradcship as American
veterans, proponents OF the ban
claim.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Denies Fraud
In War Plant

Fred j. He'll. az, former works
manager Of the Excelsior Machin-
cry & Equipment Co.. took the
witness stand today TO deny he
defrauded the government Of
$4,000 on war contracts.
Defense Atty, Fred Walker said
he would introduce a motion 20
dismiss the charges In the case
being heard by an all-woman jury
before Judge Arthur A. Koscin-
ski
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Truman S Stand
Anglers zionists
DoiloIi lime. Wa.sinsloa Bur,au

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 The
liquidation by President Truman
|'he Wagner resolution calling
~ the United States 10 support
the opening Of Palestine to Jew
ish refugees created intense Bit
terneSs today in Zionist circles.
As a result Of this presidential
reputation, top spokesman for
Zionist groups today revealed the
inside story of political machi-
nations over the Palestine prob
lem, as follows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
GAVE ASSURANCE

Before introducing the Joint
resolution, Senators Taft and
Wagner conferred with President
Truman and Secretary OF State
ByrneS Asked if they objected 10
the measure, both the President
and Byrncs assured the two SEN
atorS that the administration
would not oppose its passage.
Even when giving this assur-
ance, il IS understood, the Presi-
dent and the secretary Of state al
ready had agreed in principle with
the British government 10 the APP
polntment Of Joint Anglo-Amerl-
can committee 10 study Jewish
immigration into Palestine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
TOLD TO GO AHEAD

On the basis of the promises Of
the President and the secretary
OF state, the senators introduced
their resolution. To finally assure
himself that the state department
had not changed its opinion in the
few days since he and Senator
Taft discussed the proposed reso-
luton with him m his Office Sen
.ator Wagner AZ II 30 a. m. on
Oct. rs telcphoncd Secretary Of
State Byrncs.
"Iim, want 10 introduce our
resolution today; Is lt all
Zighte"
II see no objection" ByrneS
0epucd 1t il OK. Go ahead.
II might help"
The resolution was referred 10
the foreign relations committee
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Dm2A1 hakev 1aoM make yo4y smile snh:eu0snaus/

There's nothing so ruinous to
your smile as broken or defec-
tive front tooth. 1t spoils your
looks even spoils your poise.
Yet there's no need to let it
handicap you permanently. Your
dentist can make a jacket crown
Gust as they do for movie srars)
exactly matching your other teeth
in color and shape. Once he's
fitted it over the injured tooth -.
no one would ever guess which
one it is. And what a difference it
makes in your looks! Today mod
ern dentistry can work miracles
to make your smile more attractive.
And Pepsodent Powder with Irium
can make your smile far brighter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Rites 10 Honor
5 Air Heroes

Ceremonies honoring five Michi-
gan heroes Of the American Air
Forces were 10 be held today
at Selfridge Field when next OF
kin were 10 receive decorations for
featS of their fighting men.
Col. Bradford a. Shaw, base
commander, was TO presen
medals TO the following relatives
of men designated as killed, MISS
ing in action or prisoners of war:
Mrs. Flora A. Hare. Frankfort,
mother of T/Sgt. Clifford w.
Hare; Joseph c. Ford Jr.. i23 East
CasS. Cadillac, father of Maj.
Joseph c. Ford; Howard L. Phil
lips, Crystal, father of 1t. Keith
X. Phillips; Mrs. Eleanor G.. Gar
rett, 1909 County House road.
jackson, mother of S/Sgt. Robert
L. Garrett, and Carol S. Laubach.
526 Forest. Frankfort. father of
1t, Robert Z. Lauba h. The
awards will include the Silver
Star. Distinguished Flying Cross,
Air Medals and Oak Leaf Clusters
10 the Air Medal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
d DetrOiters
Win Citations
THE DETROIT TIMES

Twenty-one Detroit officers and
enlisted men have been decorated
for hernism in action. il was an
nounCed today.
Heading the list was Pfc. Rob-
ert w. Blaine. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Blaine of 1907 Stanley,
who received the Silver Star and
a Presidential Citation for aiding
wounded comrades on Guam de-
spite his own wounds.
Five flerS have won the Dis
tinguiShed Flying Cross. They
are:
T., Joseph : slsyk. so7s Molens; 1t.
william r Pheous wysndotte. II George
r Dltzaaly. 5344 Dubois It. william ,.
erick Boyer l7e Beaupre. Crosse Points.
Awarded the. Bronze Star are
five officers and ten enlisted men.
They are:
Il Col Donald McCrain 5t2s bedford;
II Col Robert j. RoWst. i4425 WOodmont.
Capt LaNere H. stem Jr 600 Taylor, IL.
Robert CLARK and IL. Charles Rett. no
SGT Paul II BouChard. zIT7 Cadillac:
sgt Vernet Deliayen. MI Clemens;
Srt Jack z DouFheFty 1928 Butternut:
sat Tony Mamma 1872 Benlteag Cpl.
Messell Royal Oak PVT Bernard J. Eyes,
"a 9hadette- Pvt John e -Rnzman-. l7AlS
Goddard PVT Robert ". TOuRaS. 2Oi24 san
Juan. and PVT. Joseph Vackaytk, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Tool War Fraud
Case Given Jury

4 federal furry today considered
the innocence or guilt of Stanley
i. BInkI1z, charged with perpetH-
aung war fraud at his plant the
Bnk> Tool and Gauge Co, 2042
W Vernon.
The case went 10 A Jury of 10
women and two men after t1nat
arguments by Chief Assistant Dis
triCt Attorney Thomas p. Thorn
ton and defense counsel.
The government charges that
BinkinZ stated nc needed specific
tools 10 fill a war contract after
he had already acquired the tools.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Judge Spurns Deal
With '3-Time-Loser'

Recorders Judge Joseph 4. Gil
lis today Spurned a three-tlme
criminal losers offer 10 plead
guilty 10 a lesser charge when the
criminal was arragned for the
theft Of an lnfantlle paralysis gift
box containing S5ii2.
Harry Walker, 35. no address,
acting as his own attorney sought
10 avoid the possibility Of another
long term being added 10 his rec
ord Of 26 arrests and three long
sentences
He was held for trial on a
grand larceny and larceny from
a building counts with bond sci
at s. 900
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Prison Loss
Stirs Council

Aroused by a loss of Sl23.477
in the operation OF the Detroit
House of Correction for the fiscal
year ending last June 30. council
today renewed lis demand that
the state take over the inStitu-
ton.
The loss was revealed in a re-
port by City Aud Gen Benjamin
j. TObin
The loss for the previous year
was only SS, S,495 In accounting
for most of the increase. Tobin
said a drop in the revenue from
outside counties for maintenance
of prisoners amOhntcd 10 $50. .270
Salaries were boosted S1S.435
The prison laundry canning. and
furniture factories. which earned
Sl2S78 in 1928 lost Sl7,270 IN
1894, the report revealed
Tobin also disclosed that rent
on an institutional house occupied
by George Gilhes. son of the
superintendent A BtHkp GittICS,
had been reduced from $50 TO
S35 a month without the consent
Of council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
New Tax Vote
Awaits Mayor

TIC COTWOU rUuUCrt tUttur- was
awaiting the return of Mayor JEFF
fries from ArW York before TAX
ing official action on three tax
proposals made by the governor :
tax study committee which would
bring the city approximately Sll,-
f'''t', ,ftt''t az ,ddtti.aaI-iaN- MONEY
SChcdU1ed Tor discussion az IdSt
nights formal council meeting
was q resolution endorsing the
three proposals. This was stricken
from the order OF business before
the meeting started when II was
learned a meeting with JcffricS
has been set for Thursday. The
mayor indicated three weeks ago
that he would support the plan.
Features OF the proposals are q
reduction Of the state sales tax
TO 2i= per cent and authority for
cities 10 levy : per cent sales
tax, and amendments in the in
tangibleS tax laws and laws gov
erning the distribution of high
way revenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Riding Hail.
Sent 10 Jail

George r CorpcnIng Is Of j6Os
Talbot Who drove 400 yards on
The Grand Trunk railroad track,
urrrr 'hc impression .fr Was oH
Russell Was sentenced by Traffic
Judge Thomas +, AiaAef- teda%- 10
~et,e-24 da>s-.H- the Wayne
County lalL
II had Just onr drini, of gin. -
C0rpcrirC Saic.
II must have been deep
one. p" me court remarked
A hagwan was compelled 10
stop passenger Train 20 pfclcHf
a crash. while Corpenihg was on
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Mrs Jean McCarty. 45 Of 70l9
Orchard Van Dyke died early
today IN Saratoga Hospital Of in
jurieS sustained When She vas
struck Monday night By Two cars
as she attempted 10 GROSS Van
Dyke near Toepfer in Macomb
County
Witnesses said tho/Woman first
was struck by ear driven bs
Lee Kuhn, 81, Of PAS s.. Clair,
and the impact threw her into -the
path Of a car driven by William
Long. 80. Of 1854 LakevleW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Death Trial Fails
To Move Soldier
Time Pnutl

SARNIA. Jan 81 A Canadian
soldier charged with the murder
Of a Detroit woman al Port
r't-n+t- enf last -S-.tembef sat
ttftf4-e~.-4- -t4.a-...- witnesses -4e@t!-
Gcd in the third day of has trial
belorc the Ontario Supreme
Court
Pvt. Irwin William Brown
Siata accused Of The Staying Of
Mrs Ethel Smith Of Detroit. wife
Of Austin Smith. service station
operator. win an army rifle.
started a. Tho witnesses without
- aA.-p1.-H.a.H 80. ~ .---...r .-aa--.--
Smith tr-rfifiri mum rfDti s.
.aFtleh>- -thc property OF hIS
N.in
The mother of The defendant
-Sar Among tnc spectators as the
soldier who had been IN training
~ Camp IprarWaSh, faced the
JurY Of eight farmers. tWC clerks
and two refinery workers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Weapons Case
Ends in Mistrid|

The recorder IS court case against
three men charged with carrying
concealed wraPoH- ~ -s-car ended
abruptly when Judge " Mckay
Sklllman declared q r,All+,,l hr-
Cause Asst. Prosecutor NalrcEb
Schmier preJudlced their case
The defendant, were John DI-
Russo, 20. OF 1886 Arlington
Raymond ~ MeHe-t.-f--z, - -et
PA BcrcSford Highland Park
and George SuCurd. n. OF 1860
Greeley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01


1913.
The demand was Tor one cent
. D.. S06.Jf.
Mrs. Conner. who lives al 1603l
Hamilton and whose only son is
a physician IN the army paid the
penny az a branch office of the
collector Of internal revenue and
IN her turn demanded a receipt
Ae--FeEpr -pSsS-3H- addition
S70.i3 She had paid on her 1915
tax and sums deducted by her
employer.
Mrs Conner has no idea OF how
much tax she is gong 10 have TO
pay this year.
I'm afraid 10 try to find out"
!
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
OPA Sues 8 Markets

The OPA today filed suits for
triple damages against eight
food markets alleging
their owners charged food prices
above the established ceilings.
Amounts asked range from $3.50
10 81, 200. Seven individuals named
were from Albion and the others
from Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Schools Shy Coal

CHICAGO. Jan 81 INSl
The critical coal situation at Chi
caCo schools continued today as
educational authorities reported
only 4 il-da4- supply on hand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

foxfoics in Germany
They 90 back overseas IN 10
days
Yesterday they gave up a pre-
rI0uS Afternoon Of those remain
!ng lE 10 visit the highly skilled
tool and dJc makers out a. the
Eclipse Couutcrbofc Co, Fern
dale
EACH RECEINES- GIT -
They are
SGT Johnny GHeerclla 42Gl
LakeyIew Purple Heart TWO
Bronze Star, Tor bravery. fOrmtT
Southeastern High School boy.
Pic, Paul kropp 9i5 Gully
read Dearborn tNe Purple
Hearts, Silver star for bravery
former Ford Trade School stu
dent
Pfc John Bonk 800 Central
-,-o- ptttp pi--- Hearts #aHtA>
overseas. former Chadscy High
School ,tudenf.
Pfc John Iiamclin. 90l2 Pier
son. twice wounded. former Cass
Tech High Scnpoi poy.
Pfc. Warren Tottcn jl72 Semi
nolc married four days ago has
two Purple Hearts. and 35 months
cycr-ca, behind him.
President r. G. Michel intro
duccd the boys 10 his working
men and women IN p FIVE minute
reception, Each soldier received a
substantial gift from The com
paDN
Sand Pfc knopp Of the Silver
Star.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Humane Group TO Elect

Members 81 the Michigan
Humane Society Will mcC, tonight
at : o'clock al The S1aticT t6r the
1913 election Of board members
Cliff johnson. genera. manager
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
, Heroes Visit
War w OrkerS
ROY MICHEL
By VERA BROWN

Five GIs Gen. Pattons boys with Purple Heart among
them Bronze stars Silver star eight years combined
soryicc oNcIseas home cavcfronl tr mud
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
War Orders
Pour in CITY
Half Billion in Work
Gets O. K. From U. S.

Detroit was told today 20
tighten lis belt and do a bigger
war job because the WPB has
given this No. I war production
center oi the nation a bigger
job to do,
The Detroit Area Production
Urgency Committee has lust ap-
proved more war contracts for
plants in this city and itS en-
vironS totalinE SSH .OOOO. 900.
which ~ II per cent of the
amount contracted for during all
OF 1914.
S60i, ,000, 600 OkAYED
Since Jan. /, S6O4 OOG 900 In
contracts have been approved by
the committee.
Carsten Tiedcrman. regional di.
-FeeteF tor MPB--aid- i nuQ-paarp-
war workers will be- needed in the
next six months and that the
cvcr-CXpandlng program wOu d
call for more and more. He added
that once again the labor Situa-
tion here has been thrown INTO
an uniaVorabie balance.
This is only the beginning of
the expanding war production
picture here" Ticdcrman sand.
FORD WINS CONTRACTS
The new contracts were divided
into two parts. those specifically
for production and others for "a
Cllitics 10 handle greater pro-
ductiun-
The Ford Willow Run plant was
awarded contract tor SOS Ai4..
900 for extension OF Its B-gi-N
program the Ford River Rouge
plant rrccivrd three contracts
totaling Sl3O.OGO 900 for aircraft
engines and spare parts for the
$500 horsepower engine the Bur
lrOuEhS Adding Machine ca
new $4,000, 900 contract for
hpnNl SlpplA
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Times Cheers
Lonely Fighters

keeping UP with affairs back
hCmC docs much 70 cheer the
lonely ScTylCemaN II YOU send
your man M the service "a gift
subscription 10 The Detroit
Times YOU viii do much 10 Sus-
tain hI, morale Why not order
The Detroit Times mailed 20
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tIon rates applh IN sending tho
Times 20 membr$, of the e. :
armed forces stationed here
and abroad
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
You income taN eVader, YOU"
It's IL years in Atlanta"

These and Jbes from fellow employees the lot Of
Mrs Jennie Conner AS of the Na EBest Candy Co., 16057
Hamilton when she received an emphatic urgent official
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-09
Merchants Add
S166 to Fund
for Sgt. Hensel
Now Totals Sl75.80 for
WYandotte: Will Be Sent
for Anniversary Gift

Donations of s166 since Monday
have increased the fund for Sgt.
Frederic Hensel to sl75.8O.
Nanny Ettinger, Of Stewards
Jewelry, spent part of his vacation
handling donations from merchants
which added s166 to the fund. wy
andotteS first contribution to the
fund came when five young Wyan-
dotte girls brought in S1325 from
a neighborhood survey.
Sgt. Hensel is one Of the few
American casualties to have lost
parts of all four limbs. He is now
in Percy Jones hospital. With his
wife, Jewel, Sgt. Hensel will cele-
brate his wedding anniversary on
Sunday and the money collected in
WyandOtte and brought to The
News Herald will be sent to the
mayor Of Corbin, Kentucky, Hen
sells home town so that it may be
presented on Sunday together with
donations from all over the coun-
try. Through these donations it is
hoped that Sgt. HenSel may real
lie his dream of a chicken farm.