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Evening star., 1944-07-12
Yunks Knock Out
20 More Tanks in
Fierce Fighting
MAP on Page A-5.)
BY the Associated Press.

QUARTERS, July 12.-American
troops destroyed more than 20
Nazi tanks today in smashing
back heavy German counter
blows at the center of their lines,
and swept forward on both wings
Of the 48-mile front, slugging to
within 2 miles of the western
anchor town of Lessay, and even
closer to st. Lo.
The fierce repulse of German
armor raised to 144 the toll of enemy
tanks taken in France in the last
few days.
Around Caen. at the eastern end
of the long Normandy front, British
and Canadian lines were pushed
back between the Odon and Orne
rivers, and the village of Louvigny
was lost.
In violent fighting, the Americans
closed on st. Lo from two directions.
and the Nazis counterattacked TO
cover German withdrawal to the
west.
Doughboys tonight were less than
miles from st. Lo on the east, a
front dispatch declared.
Nazis Charge Head-on.
Throwing their heaviest assault
toward LIE Desert, 6 miles northwest
OF st. Lo, German tanks and troops
charged head-on into American
lines, and more than 20 enemy tanks
went up in flames before the Nazis
retreated. LIE Desert, west of St.
Jean de Daye, was left in a no.
man's-land with the doughboys a
couple of hundred yards from that
village.
Despite the heavy German
armored losses, Gen. Sir Bernard l..
Montgomery's headquarters warned
that enemy armor still is strong
and he is fighting back vigorously
but is being worn down and given
no rest"
The west wing of the American
attack advanced nearly mile, seiz-
>lng the villages of Angoville -sur-Ay
and La Bourdonnerie, and carrying
to within 2 miles of the hinge town
of Lessay.
Attack Opened at Dawn.
On the inland side of their front.
1t. Gen. Omar N Bradley's troops
opened another attack at dawn
against ST. Lo. digging out en-
trenched Germans with bayonets.
They struck from points 2 miles
north o16 Of
cut the road from St. Lo northeast
to Bayeux in the push closing in
from the east side of town.
Although British-Canadian lines
were pushed back between the Odon
and Orne Rivers. the British held
solidly to their positions in the
trans-Odon River salient, and to
"Cricufix Hill northeast of Esquay
despite the most violent efforts Of
Marshal Erwin Rommels II divi-
sions to retake it. A whole Ger
man regiment of up to 5000 men
was liquidated, and hundreds were
captured.
The Americans driving on st. Lo
by-passed. then captured, St. Andre
de l'Epine.
For the second day running, the
GIs struck at dawn. but this time
after only slight artillery prepara-
ton. They advanced slowly over
soggy fields and marshland Uttered
with burned out German tanks
thrown swiftly into the battle. The
German intention, front line dis
patch said. had been to press with
tanks through the narrow beach,
head to Isigny on the sea and thus
split Gen. Bradley's front.
Americans Clear Forest.
On the west coast below La Haye
du Puts, the Americans cleared the
great forest, Mount Castro
Medium and light American
bombers intervened explosively in
the ground fighting. striking the fuel
supplies of Marshal Rommels tanks
and trucks behind the line They
tSee INVASION, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1944-07-12

(See RUSSIA, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1944-07-12

lSee ROOSEVELT, Page A-l8
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Twenty Bombers Lost.

German flying was so restricted
over the Normandy battlefields yes
terday that only three Naz craft
were destroyed. Eleven Allied planes
! (See AERIAL. Pare A-4)
Evening star., 1944-07-12

tSee TURKEY, Page A.
Evening star., 1944-07-12

See INVASION, Page A.,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29
RODGERS CHAIRMAN
OF TEXAS COMPANY

NEW YORK. - w. y. ).
Rodgers, president of The
Texas Company since 1888,
was elected chairman of the
board Of directors at "a direc-
tors meeting which followed
the cOmpanys annual stockhOld-
ers meeting held here Wednes-
day. Rodgers remains as chief
executive officer of the COM
pany. AT the same time
Rodgers also announced that
Harry II. Klein, executive vice.
president and general counsel,
was elected president of the
company. n. l.. Saunders, sec
Rotary, was elected a VICE
president I'm addition to his
present duties as secretary. O.
j. DOrwin, former associate
general counsel, was elected
general counsel.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29
Three North
Field Wells
Hit Madison

NoheAn01u KroD FA&e ~
Ogden-Kevin-Zachor No. 9, c NV
SW NV 20-35-lW.
No new locations were announced
during the week.
The field report:
BIG wEsT-G. r. esssss NO. 3
Sc NV Sc 13S5-4W
Rig Up.
coBB-HARDROCK OF 0sis7z.B NO. -
NV SW SW 1e-35-3W
Spudded 4-ii-44; drilling 1915.
CONSOLIDATED GAs-HUGI NO.
NE NE SW 11-35-3W
Location.
w. DAY.HALTER NO.
NE Sc NE 1T-352W
Spudded 4-26-44; drilling, 100.
o. A. NEPsTAD-HAUCEN NO 7
NV SW NE 11-35-3W
Rig up.
o. A. NRPsTAD q soE-srATE NO. io-
G NE Sc Sc 25-35-2W
Rig up.
OGDEN.KEvTN.zACHOR NO. g.
c NV SW NV 20-35-1W
Spudded 1914; COMPLETED 4-2l-44.
T. D., 1854 Show EN-, 1549. Acldized 500
gallons, testing.
OEEN-ENGEMOEN NO. 1e--
Sc NWM SWA 11-35-2W
Spudded I2-24-43; standing ITO.
PFABE q NORTHUMBERLAND NO. g.
IL 81 NV e-o4N-zW
Rig up.
PREvOL q sHAY-sF oss947, UNIT NO. II
NV SW SW 11-35-3W
Spudded 1904; show, EN- contact 1875:
T. D., 1877. P. B., 1913; acidized 500 gals
testing
Il. o. REICKHOFF.BYRNE NO. B.
NE NE SW 25-35-2W
Spudded 1854; repairs, 1900.
RIAROCK.AUTX NO E.
Sc NE Sc 13-35-4W
Spudded 1884 COMPLETION. EN-
1885 7. D., 1892. Flowed 1900 bbls into
tanks, estimated 1900 bbls in stump, first
IL hours.
RIMROCK-SCHMIDT NO. ii
NE Sc NV Z9-35-3W
Spudded 4-21-44; drilling, $50.
C. l.. sMTTH-GF OS2O5s NO. a.
SW NV SW 12-35-2W
Location.
SUPERIOR PETROLEUBE-GOEDDE
Sc NEA SWM l2-3f3W
Spudded 2-22-44; drilling I775. EN- con-
tact, 1908. Show, 1872. 7. D., 1795. P.B.
to 1745. Acidized 500 gals. Testing.
TEXACO-D. X. BRUINS NO. h.
G Sc SW NE 10-35-2W
Spudded 4-I3-44; casing set, 1897.
TEXACO-DAVEY NO. rs
NV Sc Sc 3-35-2W
Spudded 4-2344; drilling, $40.
TExACOsEkxMERT Bis
| NE NV SW 15-352W
1 Spudded 42-44. COMPLETED 4-2I-44
IT, D., 1926 EN- 1913, show oil Shot
40 quarts, acidized 500 gallons. Swabbed
81 barrels first "a hours.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29

TExACO-R NONJOINT NO. s
Sc NE Sc l5-35-2W
Spudded 4-i4-44; drilling. 1865.
TExACO-saOE NO. 90
SW Sc NV 2S-35-zW
Spudded i-22-44: standing. 1435.
TEXACO-A. r. KENNEY, JOINT NO. 3
NV SW NE 15-35-2W
Location.
M. @. TH0RPE-HAUGEN NO. T.
NE Sc NV 2-35-3W
Spudded 1854; drilling. so.
THORPE.HOLBROOK NO. B.
NV NE NE 2-36-3W
Spudded 2-1-44. drilling, 1880
THORPE-STATE NO. H.
Sc SW SW 36-37-3W
Spudded 2-23-44; sidetrackIng bit. 1885
H. VANDERPAS-WARD NO. g.
SW NV SW 28-35-3W
Spudded 4-4-44; repairing, 1900.
WEIGH BROS.sTATE NO. p
SW NE NV 36-35-2W
Spudded 4-13-44; drilling. 22O
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29

NORTHERN 0RDNANCE-N. r. NO. a.
NV SEA 2S0N-SSE
Plugged and abandoned. 4-17-44- 7. D.
Ledge Grass-Good Luck Field
C. Al, MAnaEY-xIwDE NO. r.
SW NV ls-8S-3BE
spudded 11-f7AS; casing. 1850.
Midway Extension
OSBORN a. HENDRECKsOE-CARLBOM
SE Sc Sc zz-2sN-1E
Rigging up
Midway Structure
TARRANT-CRUMIEY-s NO. H.
SW SW NE e27N,fM
TARRANT.wO0D NO. g.
c NEA NwH 32-2S-1W
z. D., 1895. To plug back and test sun
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. -
c NWN NEM S0-2S-1W
Putting on pump. 1765.
HAGEMAH.POND-RESPTN NO. r.
Sc Sen NWA 20-2S-1W
40 barrels, 1852.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
SW NEA NWA 2028-1W
water sunburst, i7zsi7es. Testing. ''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 49,
NE SIC NV 20-2SN-1W
Rigging up.
TARRANT-K0RTTEVER NO r.
NE NE NE 25-2SN.2W
Spudded and standing.
TARRANT-BORLAED NO. r.
NV EWA NWA z-27N,lW , xoo
Location lFTRsT REPORT)
Mission Dome
NTERMOUNTATN sTATEs-B U r Ess
Sc swH NwA 2s-2s-11E
St1eperded. 1T35.
SECURITY PETR0IEUM.wTEss NO. l.
81 sEM s TSsk 2o2s-iiE
POndera Oil Field
COMPLEMENTARY NO. -
NE NE Sw 23-27N-4w
Fishing for bit, 5t71.
Pendroy Structure
JARVIS q TAYLsOR-GOGGTNs NO. -
c NEA SEN 7-2T-5W
Shut down, 404S.
JARVIS q ssARCELLE-wM. wELLEN.
STn WV ~ N.Y. Ta 4s.27.sw
COMPLETION. 12-8-4s; Madison contact.
2615; small show and sulphur water;
T. D.. 1852 and A.
JARVIS a MARCEILE-COOKE NO. r.
G SW NV 1-26N-5W
Rig up. (FTRST REPORT)
ROY ANDERSON ET AI-HANsON NO.
NV NV NV 21-27N-5W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
Reagan Structure
REAGAN EFT AH~TREBAL ts4 NO. B.
SEX NWA 27-s7-7W
Shut down, $500.
sage Greek Structure
SMITH GUL1CK-sORRENsON SMITH
NO. r.
c NEM NwA 2z-s7N-7E
Drilling, 1885,
Seven-MiIe Structure
DECKERSON-FEE NO. IT,
SIC NEM SWM 8-DS-81E
Standing.
South Cut Bank Area
HANNAH-P0RTER-A2A NO.
G NV Sc NV S-31-6W
Spudded 3-16-44; 2975.
Vananda District
BERT-NELsON OIL DIS. CO.-FEE NO. H.
NV MEX NWM 34-7N-38E
Standing, 6e7.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29
Irraperiul Puts BON
On Wildcat Reports

The Imperial Oil Co. has
ceased issuing drilling reports
covering its Canadian wildcat
operations, according to the
Western OIL Examiner Of Cal.
gary.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29

Arch Apex Structure
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT no. -
NV NWA NEA 4-S6N-SE
Shut down. a20
RIacktaii Structure
A. O. c0BB.AxAoTTED xss no. ~
NE NWA NWA l-2o-sW
Brady District
TExAC0~&CHLEPP no. f--
Sc sen SEA 21-2T-zW
Tested 9 barrels. 1872
TExAC0OTEN NO. r.
c Sc INV Me- 28-2T-2W
Spudded 4-17-44; $50.
Button Butte
TARRANT- w0oDwoRTH NO. -
SEN sen 20-14N-24E
Standing S025.
Br0adyiew Dome
RR0ADvTEw PET. CORP. sT0ErEK-
BERG NO. f.
Sw ME 18-3N-23E
Ran So inch pipe to 5140 testing oil
show Ia Madison, 52Se, through prOcuc-
Conrad Butte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. f.
c sen NWh 12-29-1W
Sidetracking tools, 1855.
COrd0va Structure
UNION OTE~ASkUg no. t.
c Eh ME NV 4-232W
Location.
Devon Field
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. -.
NV NWA SEX 4S2-2E
1900 M gas, res; r. D., 1890.
Dunkirk District
LUCKY 7-ENUTeON NO. L.
NE SWk NEM 20-3zN-2E
Standing, 1855.
LINvELLR q gaGETH.HOwERY NO. L.
G sWA NEH 25-32zE
10000 cubic feet gas, 800.
East Bridger
ALEX BEATON NO. -
SEH SEA- 2S-6S-23E
East Utopia Block
TEXACO-sTATE ma 1854 NO. -
NV SEA SEA 16-33-4E
Averaged 10 bbls. 1s-gravity oil, 10 bbls.
water first 10 days. Shut down for
TExACo-LAAs NO. -
NV SW SW 14-33-4E
Location. (FTRST REPORT)
Flat CotrIee Structure
NORTHERN PET-NoRTHERN FARMS
G NEA swA lo-s7-5E /.
Drilling, 1892.
Gaiafa District
PERRYs-LINVH4LE q SMITH NO. L.
G NWM SEA 4-31N-3E
Lost hole. e46. P. g. A.
Hagan Structure
HAGEN STRUCTURE OIL cO.-ANDER-
NE sen NEN 931-7W
Drilling, 1045.
HarI0 Structure
MID-M0NTANA-YOUNG NO. -
c NWk NEH 13-7N-18E
Repairs, 1890.
bingham
HKNGHAAa-HOBsON-FL NO. f.
NE SEA SEA- 25-38N-1OE
Standing. 1854.
KngoEmsr Dome
CARTER-NoRTHERN ORDNANCE HEL.
KG@ON no. h.
G NEA SEM z2eN-SSE
100000 feet of gas 1890.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-29

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Agasta Shoppe 117 South Main Street

- Albert Bros, Sidney J. Albert
 20 Judd Street Aliens Cut Rate Perfumers % Bank Street - Near Center Street Allied Insulation Co. 11i Grand Street Buckingham Bldg. Ann's Style Shop
 Il6 Bank Street Arch Preserver Shoe Shop Hayes < Jones lOS Grand Street Army and Navy Store Bank and Grand Streets
 Bedford, Inc.
 92 Bank Street
 Blakeslee's Furs 9o North Main Street Brock.HaII Dairy, Inc. sl EngeIwood Avenue John Byron Coal Co.
 7s Center Street Carlson Furniture Stores Naugatuck - Oakyillc
 Case Clothes
 loe MiI Street Chatfield & ChatfieId, Inc. oa Benedict Street
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Colored-20191 Indiana
OPEN Il TO 9 DAILY

Vacant. 2 blks z oi Wyoming S NJ
Nile De luxe bedrmS. ] On up
Ige living I'm good size dinette. tile
features Kitchen, bsfhrm. shower over
top full bsmt. Good stores and trans
npnKrp NE a1ann
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Rz,o,.a(
FINANCE CO.

DOWNTOWN 2nd Floor. David Stott
BldE.. 1880 GrisWOld ST Rt 5Ol6
NORTHEAST g6i0 Gratioi. mr.
Harper. Ground Floor PI 1853
NORTHWEST S9a7 Grand River, nr
JOY Rd Ground Floor. Tl 6-O6is
RIVER ROT GE- Burke Bldg l0517
". JEFF. Ave, 2nd Fl VI 2-t2b7
ROYAL OAK Washington So Bids
2nd FL. s. Washington st. RIO. 5000
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MONEY TO LOAN
Cash FOR
DENTAL WORK

DOkT ~sit TO get the neees-
- ssry work done--fllines, .
plate fixed, brideewort. Have
your fovorite dentist give you en-
estimste-then see US for the
cash.
Loans Of $40 10 $3.50 or more
are made on signature. furniture
or auto without involving out
siders. Everything is handled
simply. privately and promptly
and convenient monthly pay.
men's sre arranged. For example:
PHONE FOR YOUR LOAN
AND THEN CONE IN.
CONVENIENT OFFICES
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IN 81 oAog Nasa coSt
FLATS FOR SALE

& SCDVKl.-+s-fuom home and hricl
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1q033 Illumination

Resu,iful franc single in yer, desirable
reirthCrhpod slcsC O. schools Ch4 chrs
and transpCriatl.l. Has large living
room. . bedrooms and space foT thfd
Tie features iu bathroom and Kitchen
oinett, Ful basement Open daily %
6 ee q. IN
kales Kramer Invest. Co.
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VACANT LOTS ron SALE
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE
nIAhHEg TITS

HOMESITES
Buy row for your future home I'm this
rigicly-festricted suburban community
Of 500 acres lying on north side OF
West Maple from GlenhurSt 10 Lahser,
where We have country environment yet
with all city Improvements and CON
yeniences installed and paid for 200
beautiful homes built rigid reSiric-
tionS Lots so 20 400 a. front SIS
per foot and up. All information freely
siVen Judson Bradway Co. RA 97OO.
CoLoRED-yacant lot. Oakland, nr
Woodland. S2.5oO. 1000 On, Will
build tor doctors clinic or vegetable
market. TO s4S2O. evenings To
5-s356. w. d. Morrison
COLORED
LARGE LOTS In Inkster. All improve
mentS. This Is the opportunity Of your
life 10 own a home. Call DE $500,
after 8 r. m. UN 2-s09i.
CoLoRED tInkstefl Business corner
45 a.. bargain Eaton. RA 1854. eve
nings To 6-2lST
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BUNGALOWS ron SALE
ARLINGTON. 120S9

Besutifcl 5-rm. home, 4 years old, full
tlle bath. prewaT built. perfect coDd..
custom awnings, storms, screens. kAiage.
ribbon ar fenced paved. Quick pOs-
session bargain, So 500.
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PAwNBRoKERs LOANS
Les 1897 Dawson AZ Dcquindre
PROvTDENT Loan A savings society
l249 CRIswOLD. TARWELL BLDG.
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Evergreen Road

Evergreen Road
Sesr .-Hie W lIArrs lots soSisa,
$3.50 U0uscmsn- Spi,zlcy Corn istfi
" sMue nc RI 6232 OF CH fsle
I.ahscr and 81 Mile Rds.
PLUM HOLLOW ESTATES
RsnCt house sites. 80 n. sids as n
dccf UeaI schools ann tfsnsports tiUu
'4Fh, ~ terms Wtetsrsen. Cadillac
27el University e-ljTs.
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suburbon R.aI E,oi. for Sol. FARMS LANDS ron SALE

40 ACRES at walkeryille. oceans
barn. chix house, so fruit trees. we'll
electric passes, Sl,4s5. 40 acres, y
mi. New Era bldgs. electric. 50 500.
~ terms Hanson-osborn. Realtor'
80 ACRES. Is acres oi wood s,room
tractor. tools. on corner a mile from
Bellevue Mich. RUSSELL l. LANG
LOIS. Frank ]. RciRSl, Salesmanager
1890 Michigan. CE $500. CE $3.50.
S ACRES ON Warren. near Hix road
364-fOot frontage. $1,000. Owner leav-
ing state. sacrifice. Russell l.. Langlois
Frank j. Reigal. salesmanager. 1890
Michigan. CE $500. CE $3.50.
COLORED-Large and small beautiful
farms with OF without buildings. J. a,
CLAHASSEY. 22l7 East Dawson. We
5-9ol2
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
A NEAT 4-room home on S. lockwood.
only 81 900 cash.
CHAS. CROSSMAN HO 6444
ATTENTION COLoRED a large g.
room. 3-bedroom home. with full base
meat furnace and city Eas- EArgc
garden plot With 80 a.. frontage. Total
price 81 800. $500 down. S45 mo.
THOMAS JAMES CO. UN 3-7ls7 or
~ NdNhf bfAA
CORNER including u lots, on Superior
Just of Telegfaph less than SA5 each.
$3.50 down. Newman. Ecorse Rd. at
Monroe Blvd. AT $3.50
FORCED SALE - owner transferred.
therefore will sacrifice beautiful 2-bed=
room bungalow with complete bathroom.
situated on acres Of rich garden
land facing main paved highway Price
only s3,sO0 $3.50 down. S35 mo.
GROSSMAN. cor Van Born and Wayne
roads Wayne 920.
FORMER school house--Size 4sx2o on
corner near Wyandotte. For quick
sale. Only 50 500. Needs work in
side E-Z terms. Newman. Dix Rd. at
Northline Wyandotte 2755.
GODDARD ROAD. Just outside OF Lin
coin Park City limits. solid block Of
frontage including two corners with city
water Full price S5o5. Newman, Dix
Rd. at Northline. WyandOtte 2755.
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FLATS FOR sALE--wEsr

Atkinson, 1875, Mr.. 18th
Brick rms each. bedrms 50. 800
with s. $50 down.
PHILADELPHIA W, 1889 mr. HAM
ILTON- Brick. q rms. each. 3 bed
rms S6sOO with 81 76O down.
NORMANDY So14 nr. PURITAN
Brick rms each bedrmS..
$500 with Sl7OO down
RlCHTON 4224 nr PETOSKEY-
Brick rms each 3 bedrmS..
81 500 with 81 500 down.
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EAST DETROIT - Hew-brlck corner,
500 so. IT. can enlarge; suitable store
or mfg SO 500, 81. 800 down. Boyer
Real Estate. 2091l Harper, TU 2-s92O
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THOMSON. mr.. Waverly

. umly Cot o down. . no ? bed
rt.ns essi urv ss0f 2-csf garage
81 500 d.An GI'rs possession Nr
parurr UN 3-gtnn
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
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BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE
HOMESITES

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE
HOMESITES
Buy now for your future home In this
ngidly restricted suburban community
Of 600 acres, lying on north side OF
West Maple from Clenhurst' 20 LahSer'
where we have, country environment.
YET With all city improvements and con-
veniences installed and paid for 200
beautiful homes built, Rigid restrictions
Lots 80 70 200 H. front, SIS per foot
and up All information freely given.
JudSon Bradway Co.. RA 97Oo.
TEN ACRES Beautiful brick house
city improvements. over GOO fruit trees.
farm buildings and equipment incl. !.
tractor sprayer, etc Bus service TO
Middle Belt Phone 2os Pa.
TRUSTEES sALE-Priced $500 under
bungalow with complete bath inciud-
Ing shower. Full price only s4'295,
x2a5 down. s3s mo. Immediate posses
sion. GROSSMAN. 32O23 Michigan
Ave. tJuSt W. OF EloiSe i. wayne O5oS
or Wayne 92o.
UTICA. MICHIGAN
Auburn-Ryan section. modern, years
old. 4 rooms. bedrooms, bath. full
basement tuEaace--SSEae- stSsisi sifi
screens, lot 12oNi37 chicken coop
churches. for quick sale only $4.T5o.
S295O down. $50 month.
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES, INC.
l4O54 Graiiol ri oAlo
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE
AT LEXINGTON, Mich. farms; lake
frontage. business property. with and
without buildings
H. G. HUeK. i43t0 Chelsea, PR 1890
BIG FARM CATALOC Hundreds Of
properties described. many illustrated
with pictures. rock-bottom prices Write
today for your FREE copy. STROUT
REALTY. 9O5-AB Fox Bldg. Detroit
Ia AgOA
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S. c. HADLEY, INC.
4o-ACRE FARM. PRICED
Enp nIFTCLF CAIEf

FOR QUICK SALE
lsG75 REDMOND ROAD. miles west
oi Milan--40 acres Groom brick home
barn and ou,buildings. VIII be- on
farm sun. afternoon MCFARLAND
RROS OR $3.50 DE 1850
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, ,coLoREpz Mulist,. ia74-7s, 4 I'm,
bath a. 2 homes Tor 81 $50. stsS
en- a COOS
/ cOlORED-is- Soon furnished windsF
sifa iO-r1om furnished, Willis schwartz,
/ a 1900
! lCoLoRED--9 family flAI and- sinSies.
vacant see Jones ioI bargains. Tk
il-6ss2
leoLaREp-lt4..4e. AisLspll.-2,, !. home.
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
Large Building Plots

KING RID. corner with cottage. Need
repairs. only s24 per month and
small dn. payment. Newman. Joy and
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Rochester Estates District
$40 acres ~ rolling land. $50 acres Of
heavy timber SIS per acre Small
lake. 7-rm. Colonial modern home ga
rage. also s-rm. farm home-sxeellent
condition tull basement number OF
outbuildings. Evenings UN 4-442o.
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-19
Colored-All Bargains,

DIVISION. near Brush 2-famiy.
$1,000. ONLY $500 down
SCOVEL. M ". Crd Blvd -l6 rooms,
X A heat s. 900 81 500 down
MT VERSON-John r sec a rooms.
Vacant. Move n 50 500 SlTOo dn-
40 ACRES. 90 miles from Detroit
room home modern with all necessary
buildings that 80 With. n good fern
VACANT On-pavcd highway. 50 500,
81 600 down.
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-19

Above payments cover everything including
charges OF go monthly on unpaid balance
up to 500. 2ises monthly on balance above.
CONVENIENT OFFICES
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-19
Colored-E. Side Bargains

sAfTTH-John r ~ room hrk veneer full
basement SIN. ht So GOO terms.
CAMERON-Lynn 90. 81 $50 down.
liEIBOURNE,.Iohn -- : furnished
kitchenette apis income 500 Nepk.
Sl2 600. terms
gNITH-John n R--S-rootn Income, u,
heat. s6 1000 terms.
ARDEN PARK-WuoGwsrd -- Brick. -
rooms. Z hsths. Szc = condition spa
cious lawn. side drive So 600 down.
HlORIN TR l-OaGb TY ~ $
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-19
COLORED-2 SPECIALS


HhNTHOrNE-t- t-fnou cottage
WEST GRAND Bot LFNAED-2 2-fauily
trics SIS. other properties. ELLIS, MA
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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-27
FDR, churchill
WILL AID ITALY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-(P)-
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill announced to-
night greater measure of home
rule for Italy and projected a pro-
gram of industrial reconstruction
to help that one-time enemy ma
ton join ''the struggle to defeat
Germany and Japan"
How this program is to be fl
nanced was not disclosed and spec
ulation Immediately arose that
since it's announced purpose is the
prosecution of the war, United
States lend-lease assistance and
British mutual aid might be ex-
tended to Italy.
The new policy was decided by
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Churchill
at Hyde Park Sept. 10 and 10,
where they met secretly following
their conference at Quebec.
The effects of the policy seemed
certain to be far-reaching. The
resignation of Italy as an enemy
nation barred from normal com
mercial relations with this country
and Britain is to be removed, the
president and prime minister said,
and direct political relationships
are to be entered into between
Rome and Washington and Lon
don.
The purposes of placing this Elm
creasing measure of control ir
the hands of the Italian government
were described as being to help re-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-27
FINANCE COMPANY
WILL OPEN HERE

A new 100000 automobile fl
nance business for Wilmington
was disclosed yesterday with the
filing in Raleigh of certificate
of incorporation for Finance, Inc,
of Wilmington.
The company, which has an au-
thorized capital stock of 5000, 900,
with $4,000 subscribed by Fred
erick Willets, Garland F. Palmer
and Resale J. Newman, will open
offices in the central part of the
city about October Is, according to
information obtained from Willetts,
head of the Willetts Realty Co.
The latter said that Palmer,
cashier of the Morris Plan bank
of Wilmington, would resign -his
position with the bank and man.
age the new business, which rs
described as one needed by Will
noinpton as a postwar measure,