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Evening star., 1947-10-09
cAulE end LIVE STOCK

GOAT DAIRY, consisting of q milking
also equipment; market already estab-
lished; fine chance for some one. Gall
MEXICAN BURRo, approx. g years old,
male; a beauty, nice for children or for
work; S215. Daleview ss1-W-l.
for sale; good mixer. DU. 1895. Ill
HUNTER, BAY GELDING, S yrs. sound.
162, very quiet, jumps IT. 8 In, child
can ride; also chestnut mare. 8 yrs. 1873,
broken by child, sound, lots of style; both
RREafsTGREp RIsesH e isI HERgFos6 ER1as Bull yrs.
old, OF Domino bloodline; gentle with no
faults. l. c. MORLEY. Laurel-Bowie rd.,
Laurel 776-J-1
CATTLE, registered, Angus; young bull
and 5 cows; good cond.; reasonable. Day.
Ho. 7400: eevs., WO. 324l. lis
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HOUSES UkPURklsHEp

IMMEDIATE POSsEsSION-New 6-rm,
] "a bath brick. gas heat: additional rooms
could be added: extra-large lot for chill:
ed dTen; rent sS5o me- 5,yr lease; or or would
mo-; located Jones Bridge rd.. next to
Conn. ave. Chevy Chase. NJ. Open l to
t427 Eye NV. D1. $3.50 Brokers, atten-
Evening star., 1947-10-09
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG BUSINESSMAN desires modern,
well-furnished parlor, bedroom and bath;
convenient to downtown; to $500. Box
Ball.. Star.
REFINED EMPLOYED LADY desires warm
room or share apt; separate bedrm.; mr.
Conn. ave. Box 34S-J, Star.
GOVT. EMPL. will stay some evenings
with children for furn. room. Box 322-
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSES FOR OLD
We will acccpS your house in trade on
a brand-new, .6.rm. and basement, solid
brick home. fully completed and ready
to move into. For further Information,
call til 9 pm. RE. 1881. FIRST MA
T1ONAL REALTY CORP, 905 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

AERONCA CHIEF, Cont 55. equipped with
wneel-pants; $500 CONGRESSIONAL
AIRPORT. OIL. ssSS: Ia
time, 5S5 hours: IL hours since licensed:
wings covered recently, hangared: excel
lent throughout. Price. Sl,1 Call HO.
477a between 8 m. and T pm. 10
INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
FIELD. Clinton, Maryland, Spruce OSSS.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ADULT MUSIC STUDENT. yet..- to work
several hours. Tues, Thurs, Sats: and
Suns for room and board and limited
use OF piano. Highest character refs. Call
JOHN B FREEMAN WI 3494 10
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

To BUY ONE-ROOM APT in CO. operative
apt. building; must be reasonable. Box
2S3-J, Star.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get orders
inMsEs Il esE oo, sof 81. oss ssss ue''ef'' N Ais
OAK FiREPIACE LOGS, seasoned, any
length; prompt delivery. RE. 3991. la
Evening star., 1947-10-09
POULTRY and EGGS
AVIATION.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME-
00s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeos,

COLORED-525 IRVING ST. NW.-Clea
quiet room; one or two adults. 81
Evening star., 1947-10-09

ARMY OFF1CER-Perm. station here
fm1SyeS bsayeSm Tfs ae no ph ssssR ss urssny n:ed
COAST GUARD oFFICER-Just assigned
Washington; urgently needs two bedroom
eResea eRoyear Son. superb lea Care se and T main.
tenance; references. Please phone SH
bGsSEsswoMAs need; sts small soann. apt n,1 1Sr
vic. GEORGETOWN pref; ref. fur. TIE
SINGLE, permanently ga, smpIoysd, @w @w q diSc5im-
with another woman between $3.50 yrs;
1859 weekdays, MI. GAS. Ext. 7o4 eyes.
81 h%2f clean m2a5n apt
sRg M p%1 W Psss p eared aso1 DAYS Reese or
YonNG, ! ~ eyes; SINGLE BUSINESSMAN desires
modern .well;furnishsd apartment; nYGd; cenS pn;
" WaAaNrSfiEhDsM1-iimmediately-2-bedroom NJ hs1-i apt.
sso; sS!z i 49, 3s3s''ass5' Enc 3ssg
E4i ssisf AND sSS WIFI urgently need
soyed aRt eSse Rensh ca
@ Ms BAsqfA BbAEsTfsr sss5 assas sg B room ao
bE fSsshsa sEsos aP' ES esoo sSSse Ext .z asze
{ sovf. 81 to : SERaPLoYE, R e; wife returning to
Washington Nov. L, desire 2-3 room apt;
NV. or suburban; will sign lease. Box
sf1as ssE1ECTRoNic aSssii ENGINEER and employed
wife desire a modern ne-bedroom' apart-
ment, unfurnshed. Phone MRS. KAY
GoyERNMENT Co EMINENT EMPLoYE-Two school,
age children; urgently need 2-bedrm, fur
or unfurn. house or apt. GIL. GOAL:
Is"
WANTED room, kit, bath apt; un-
furnished, by refined col. women; NV. pre-
ferred Box 302-J. Star. O.
VETERAN AND WIFE, employed Govern
nent couple, desire unfurnishsd apartment;
s40G, Ext 527O between and 4:30. g.
G. E. ENGINEER. wife and baby. need two
bedroom unfurnished apt. or house. MR.
FRITZ. Elk. 5000, q to B. To-
QUIET ADULTS urgently need furnished
apt; or 8 bedrooms. kit, bath: best
Tsfs5snsHfy VA TTAkasNssSIFERREp ssSFERREp railway execu
tive, wife and daughter urgently require
2-bedroom apt. or house; city or vicinity.
NAyAI CAPTAIN and family urgently de-
sire 2-bedroom furnished apartment on or
prior Oct. is. Boz 3oe-J. Star. 1o'
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

OWNER WILL SHARE new. rooms: 2
adults. Call all day Sat. and Sun: after
z pm. weekdays. Falls Church 2061-M
CABINS, furnished, for light housekeeping.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

18th and M n.w-One-r rm.
apt, 3 adults; share bath: S67.50: sgle.'
$50 Ex. 4544, Box 436-K, Star. 8
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13
Kodiak Man
 Leaves $75,OOO

Alexander McComber, who came to Kodiak during the boon days and opened Dads Equoe Srore. died Sunday in Seattle, leaving an estate valued Gt $75,OO0. MT. McComber, wAo came to Alaska during the gold rush days made his fortune in mining. He sold Dads Liquor Store to Joe Loughran several years ago and went outside te Seattle to retire.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13
Torgersons Travelin<

0. A. Torgerson, former pres ident of the Bank of Kodiak, ard Mrs. Torgerson, whe have been making their home in San Francisco srnce they left here are motoring, with MT and Mrs. Lee Dickinson of Ketchikan, to Southern California, and points south and east. They will. visit Ray Martin in Hollywood, drive on to Mexico City, and arrive in New Orleans for the MafdI GEas.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wan. cling, soE-in-law and daughter of the Torgersons, are in Syracu use, N. r., where Chuck is attending the University of Syracuse.
 Mss Tessie Coles, formerly of Homer, is working at the Mems Store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Babson Sounds Warning
Or Headaches To Come

weed ia. fc@tr taan io.OJ3 VIII
ars have t..t.s f.. :@}Ne' ser any
sort of guaranteed wage pa IL
he Ua3tea SAFE. lae1eas, i@ere
are said to be around go such
plans in existence. This is because
most employers claim that no n
of these plans is IS yet really
practicable. An example of how
unreasonably expensive such a
plan can be. in spite of the good
will ii earns from employees, was
seen at HORNED packing houses
during 1916.
Republicans Beware!
A Horned plant in Minnesota
was able to slaughter less than one
sixth of its usual weekly number of
hogs and cattle. But employees in
that plant. though working less than
two hours one week. received a
full weeks pay. Under continu-
Gus similar conditions a guaran-
teed pay plan of This sort might
rtin a business. However. the need
of soon finding a mutually salts
factory pl:n would be desirable.
Since it is something labor so des-
perately wants, the Republicans
will be wise to help work out as
good a plan as possible in this d.
rection.
Businessmen must operate with
reasonable freedom ard yet with
out the narrow, Goddess point of
view of each for himself. Such a
shortsighted attitude has character
lied too much labor and business
Leadership in the past. These ques-
tiors must be tackled with vision
and wisdom for industry to work
out a plan of cooperation and fair
play I'll around. Management must
succeed in this as both government
and labor have failed. Only by so
doing will d period of profitable
prosperity be assured tor the years
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Ev 6 W. BAESON

BAE ~ PARK. Fla. Jan. 10 =
with Il republican Congress and
the & trerd toward ~conserva-
or. -s-y will be getting back
again a measure of its beloved
recon CT enterprise and freedom
from controls st a very difficult
time. We are ending a period OF
rising prices. Following the law Of
action and reaction. We arc head
ing toward a period of declining
prices.
Business Headaches
Many inventories 7 slready
very high, production is catching
up. and the public is showing a
marked tendency to pick and
choose in buying or to desist al
together. AS I predicted in a prev
ious article. discussing fish prices,
we are seeing the beginning OF a
buyers market. AS this continues,
businesses are apt to be lett with
inventories much reduced il value.
Strikes nave so retarded normal
production in tie nation that re-
conversion problems have been
multiplied. Constant wage-iacresse
demands from labor unions are
causing still higher production
costs and higher prices. Portal-to-
portal retroactive pay suits from
some of the greedier unions are
furtlaar threats to business stabili-
ty. These r sonle Of the diff
cultics management is facing to-
day.
Now. if business is again to be
given free initiative. and I: least
as much support from goTa-ament
IS labor has had size 90. car
a plan be devised that will be
profitable 10 U. S. business and
also cause labor to produce at I
maximum of efficiency? Manage
ment will not and cannot operate
without profits. But, given freedom
again TO make profits. will manage.
ment be able to unite radical anc
conservative elements in suppor'
Of an honest days work for ar
honest day's pay? This requires
giving an opportunity to get aheae
for those whose efficiency and abili
ty have earned that privilege.
Can industry handle unemploy
ment wisely if and when it comes
or can it provide eventually fol
continuous employment? II not. car
it provide adequate workable wage
guarantees which will give the
worker a reasonable sense 0.
security? A government survey Of
guaranteed annual wages has re
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
PERMITS ISSUED
FOR WAREHOUSE
Construction OF Additional
Buildings And Facilities
Planned At WhitevilIe
Special To The Star

WHlThVILLE, Jan. Is. The
construction of several additional
tobccco warehouses; here within the
nea~ Hs.a~e has loomed as a like
ly possibility with the disclosure
that initial work is already under-
way for the erection Of a pota-o
warehouse. which probably will be
used also as a tobacco sales house.
and the issuance Of a building
permit for another warehouse.
The potato house will be built
and operated by L. P. Ward. Carl
Stevens and Clifton Stevens. all OF
Clarendon and will be located on
East Columbus street between
Thompson and Maultsoy. Permit
to build another warehouse on prop
erty located in downtown White
vile between Madison and Lee
streets has been issued to Dial
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Dupin Onslow Fender - Robson Sampson

to have secured a double bar
rel shotgun and threatened his
wife's life. During the alter
cation the wife is reported to
have pushed Bryant on a bed.
grabbed the shotgun and fired
at him. Tie shot struck him
in the back of the head and
death resulted instantly. Coro-
ner Raymond Pollock. Jr..
placed the wife under 81. 900
bond pending investigation and
inquest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
SCHOOL MEASURES

NEW BERN, Jan. 1.-two
measures looking to the i'm
provement of the school system
have been passed by the CRAY
en- county commissioners. One
resolution presented by County
School Supt. r. L. Pugh asks
the general assembly to vote
favorably upon the setting up of
$25, 600, 900 Of state funds for
grants-in-aid TO counties for
school buildings. The other of
fered by Commissioner L. W.
Haywood requests that the
state assume all expenses in
connection with the building
and maintenance OF schools and
the payment of school salaries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
NEW RADIO STATION

NEW BERN. Jan. 1c-The
construction Of a new radio sta
ton WMBL on Inlet Island.
just off the Morehead City
Beaufort highway, will be
started shortly, reports, Grover
c. Munden, of New Bern,
president of the Carteret
Broadcasting company. who
will be general manager of
the station. Ray Cummins is
chief engineer. Paul Parker.
formerly with Radio Station
WHIT in New Bern, will be
managing director of the new
station on the coast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Grav and Jack Neal, p~roprletors
~ Tuoole,e warehouse.

It is known also that tobacconists
from Reidsville have been negotlat'
ing for a warehouse site on the
Bill Spaulding property in down
town Whitevi lie. Last spring othe
outside tobacco interests bought
warehouse site on Lee street ar
would have erected a sales nous,
for tae 1916 season had material:
been available. The present statu
of this proposed house is 40,
known.
Should n or more new tobacco
warehouses be built, as now seems
certain. it is believed likely tina,
the old Banner warehouse. belong
inc to Townes Lea Of Danville ana
onerated during the past several
Years as a prize-y. will be convert
ed into an additional sales house
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
sUspENDs SENTENCE

NEW BERN, Jan. 16-Held
in connection with the death Of
Walter Shackleford, Negro, on
the highway between Clarks
and Tuscarora December 4,
when a truck on which he was
riding was struck from the
rear by an automobile, William
Jarman, driver of the car, en-
tered a plea Of nolo contendre
to the charge Of operating a
car while under the influence
of intoxicants. Judge John j.
Burney, presiding over a term
of Superior court here, SUI
spended sentence of IL months
On the roads upon payment OF
500 and costs and revocation
of his drivers license for a
year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
1IxF-Up HABIT PERSISTS

HOUSTON. Tex, WD Iney
said hey would never line up 1or
ANYTHING after the big show was
over. but 1000 veterans formed a
good old service line to buy l15
air force watches at a special gov
eminent surplus sale. Most OF the
veterans went away disappointed
at not being able TO buy n OF the
s45 surplus watches being sold Tor
e1A A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
ENTERS PLEA

ENTERS PLEA
NEW BERN. Jan. 16-Charg-
ed with fatally stabbing Joseph
L. Taylor, Negro, Johnny Pate,
Negro. entered a plea of nolo
contendere here in Superior
court after the state had pre-
scented its evidence against
him. The plea was accepted by
Solicitor D. M. Clark. Pate
was sentenced to from seven
to ten years in the state peni-
Tertiary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

ahead. If industry muffs her op-
portunity to solve ON of these
problems. management may lose
the confidence OF She american
peop,e a,a also tie ting il cherisa
es n2os, dea~.5 freedom of e.
:crc4 *. raa5at:: tie Ec~, a:;ce3 -
awe - .9-EE: 9 Esct
- t. Z: &
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
BEGINS TRAINING

GEIGER FIELD, Spokane.
Wash, Jan. 16-Pvt David ].
Scott of Rocky Point, N. C. has
begun training as an Aviation
Engineer of the Army Air
Forces at Geiger Field, Spo-
kane, Washington, according
to word received Wednesday
from Col. Eric Dougan, Com
manding officer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
COMMITTEE NAMED

NEW BERN, Jan. 16.-John
G.. Ormsby is chairman of the
initial gifts committee, and
John Scott is campaign man.
ager with Mrs. L. r. Tucker as
co-chairman for Craven coun-
tvs drive to raise 4,4OO for the
USO. The campaign will open
Friday. Ruth Marshall of the
local USO staff will serve as
secretary and Bill Ferebee as
treasurer. Boone Owen and
Boy Scouts will distribute post
ers, and Mrs. c. ]. Mccarthy is
assisting in the organization of
solicitors for the residential
sections of New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
SCHOOLS THREATENED

WHlTEVlLLE, Jan. 16. -
Water-soaked roads of Colum-
bus county threatened the clos
ing of schools here this week.
County Superintendent J.. M.
Hough said that he and the
chairman of the school board
had agreed Tuesday that should
it rain anymore Tuesday night
or Wednesday, the schools
would be closed Thursday and
Friday. Further rains did not
fall during the period, but
Hough said that similar action
would be Necessary in the event
of continued rains. A temporary
closing of schools would be
necessary, the superintendent
explained, because road condi-
tons would prevent the passage
of school buses. Dirt roads in
all parts Of the county, he said,
have made it very difficult for
the buses to keep going.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
SPECIAL ELECTION

WHITEVILLE, Jan. 16-A.
E. Powell, Jr., chairman of
the Columbus county board of
elections, has called a special
election for WhiteGlle Eel
ruary 10, to vote on a city
manager form Of government
for VAUDEVILLE. Request to call
the election was made by 402
local citizens who signed a pc
tition asking that the election
be called. Prior to the circula-
ton of the petition, the town
commissioners had by unani-
NOUS voice expressed their de-
sire for a city manager for
Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
NEGRO WOMAN HELD

VGO1NO WOMAN HELD
NEW BERN, Jan. 16-
Charles Bryant, 20. a Negro.
OF near Fort Barnwell, was
snot and killed by his wife.
Nlcy Jones Bryant, Is, at their
nome during the weekend. He
IS reported to have returned
nome late at night under the
influence Of intoxicants. A
quarrel ensued, and he is said
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
MEDICAL GROUP MEErs

~LUMBERTON, Jan. 16.-Gus
Travis, columnist, of Charlotte,
was guest speaker at the an
nual Ladies Night Banquet Civ
EN- by the Robson County
Medical Society at Hotel Lor-
raine. DR.. r. D. Groom of Max
ton, society president, was mas
ter of ceremonies. He extended
welcome, to which Mrs. John
Knox. Auxiliary president, pre-
SIDED. Travis delighted the
group of As with a recital of ev-
eryday personal experiences
such as form the basis for his
daily column.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
FAVOR PLAN

+ "A ' WV A<11-
WHITEVILLE. Jan. 16-Both
the WhiteviIle Parent-Teacher
association and the Whiteville
unit of NCEA went on record
this week as favoring the South
Piedmont plan for teacher pay,
and both organizations COM
municated their action to Sen
ator j. K. Powell and Repre-
sentative Homer Avant in Ra-
leigh. The NCEA unit also
wired Governor Cherry their
disapproval of his 20 percent
state employe salary increase
recommended to the General
Assembly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
HEADS MEDICAL SOCIETY

HEADS MEDICAL SUCIEII
NEW BERN. Jan. l6-Dr.
William H. Willis has been
elected president of The Craven
County Medical Society, with
DR.. William HOLSTER. vice
president; DR.. Franklin M.
Grady, secretary-treasurer;
and DR.. Charles H. Ashford,
delegate to the state medical
society meeting at Winston
Salem. DR.. HOLSTER was nam
ed as alternate for the local
organizations representation
at the state meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
RECREATION REPORT

NEW BERN, Jan. 16-A to-
tai of 1886 persons of all
ages used the city's recreation
al facilities during November
and December. reports Selwyn
circuit, recreational director.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
ANNUAL MEETING

WHlTEVILLE. Jan. l6.-r.
annual stockholders mectip.' a i.
the Waecsnsw BAN ana q
company will &c neld hsra S ~
day afternoon at i o'clocE il IL
"2n': tl:l+:.~. ~e
80 ~ Ter Newspaper so..
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
Notice To Contractors
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus Ohio
March %, 1947
Engineer of Sales Legal Copy No. 47-I48
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the State Highway Director
of Ohio, at Columbus, Ohio, until 1000
A. M Ohio Standard Time, Tuesday,
April %, 1947 for improvements in:
Proposals Nos. to inclusive are
offered as one project and viii be
awarded as one contract.
PROPOSAL No.
s.N Noble County, Ohio on Section Section 600;
Elk Townships. by applying a bituminous
treatment, Item T-30 and T-32.
Pavement: Width 1S feet, Length 65.472
PROPOSAL NO. II
Washington, County. Ohio, on Section
2.0l, State Route No. 26, in Marietta,
Newport and Lawrence Townships, by an
plying bituminous treatment, Item T-30
Pavement: Width 20 feet, Length 26.92s
PROPOSAL NO. III
Washington County, Ohio on Sections
600 (Lower Saleml, and 0.49, State Route
No. las, in Salem Township by applying
a bituminous treatment, Item T-30 and
Pavement: Width 10 feet, Length 17,3184
feet or 1928 miles.
PROPOSAL NO. w
Washington County, Ohio. on Section
9.56, State Route No. 555, in Wesley and
Fairfield Townships, by applying a BIZ
luminous treatment, Item T-30 and T-32
Pavement: Width 16 feet Length 36.009.6
feet or 6.92 miles
Total estimated cost ---------- $87, ,723 co.
Proposals Nos. l to inclusive of this
project to be completed not later than
August l. 1947
The minimum wage to be paid to all
labor employed on this contract shall
be in accordance with the Schedule of
Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates Ascertained
and Determined by The Department of
Industrial Relations applicable to State
Highway Department Improvements in
accordance with Sections 17-3, TIA. Ida,
17-5 and lisa of the General Code of
Ohio"
The bidder must submit with his bid
a certified check in the amount equal to
five per cent of the estimated cost, but
in no event more than ten thousand
dollars.
Plans and specifications are on file in
the department of highways and the office
of the resident district deputy director.
The director reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
MURRAY D. SCHAFFER
State Highway Director.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-03
Old Time Baseball Player Says the Old Indian hgcpe &c y
OF Roots and Herbs Called BUCk-GkOOl,,, =. IOUh s4
The Curves Out Of Him and Strengthened him up
Once More.

Read what Herman (Joe) Hill OF
Caldwell, Ohio maple Heights
Addition) has to say. Joe was
born in Sarahsville, Ohio, in 1868,
is a good christian man. Belongs
to the Methodist Church,
"For years I suffered agony due
to my gall bladder failing to empty
bile when necessary. I had diff,
Guilty in starting to urinate, and
the severe burning and smarting
sensation always accompanied this
process. My muscles were very
stiff and sore and / was called to
leave my bed several times each
night to relieve my kidneys of the
discomfort. Bilious attacks were
grevious occurrences, gas would
form in nv stomach causing much
distress along with acid raisings
and sourness. / suffered from
painful heart burn. l had been
constipated for years, taking laxa-
tives regularly during the long
period of time. Since taking
BUCK-GROOT a short time the
rheumatism in my hips and the
soreness in my muscles have inn
proved greatly too, you can get
proper results if you will give
BUCK-GROOT a chance"
The BUCK-GROOT Health Rep