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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05
MosYleon Brown
WEEDS EUGENE Wore

Mosylean Brown, SIT st. An
thony, and Eugene Ware, SGT Ron
do Avenue, were united in mar
rage, Saturday, September 20,
$3.50 p. m, at the brides home,
with Rev. C. T. R. Nelson perform
ing the double-ring ceremony. The
bride and groom's attendants were
Mrs. Barbara Gardener, a sister of
Mrs. Ware, and Mr.. Littleton Gard
ener. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware are at
home at SIT st. Anthony.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05
Social and Personal
q ST, PAUL 4

On Visit: Mrs. M. r. Burgess and daughter Mrs. Mill
cent Marshall $40 Rondo Avenue left the city last Friday
September 49, to visit Mrs Marshas husband Lieut. Robert
w. Marshall, Jr, at the Tuskegee Army Air Field Base,
Tuskegee Ala They expect to visit friends Chicago and
also to attend the show anna Lucasa before returning
home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Birthday Club Meets The Birthday Club met Saturday.
September &c. at BOO Fourth Ave- &c. with Mrs Beatrice
Cassius hostess First prize by Mrs. Bert Dav
second by Mrs Floyd Poole and the third by Mrs. Maxine
Jones' The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Helen
Smith, 1915 Clinton Ave. with Mrs. Barbara Strawder
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05
Elizabeth McCrocken to
Wed Lawrence Iumes

Miss Elizabeth McCracken,
daughter of Mrs. Fred D. Nc
Cracker, 1862 Albermarle, will be
married to Cpl. Lawrence James,
573 Iglehart Ave-, st. Paul, son of
Lawrence James of Los Angeles,
Calf, Saturday, Oct. 6, at 8 p. m.
at the st. Phillips Episcopal church
with Rev. L. Williams performing
the ceremony.
Miss McCracken is a library
teacher in Dayton, Ohio, and Cpl.
James has just returned from over
seas duty. He will receive his
medical discharge Nov. Is and will
resume his studies at the University
of Minnesota.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception will be held at the Ster-
ling Club. No formal invitations
have been issued. Friends of the
family are expected.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bonner,
1923 Kent St., have returned home
from a vacation visit spent at Pom
tiac, Mich, and Chicago, where they
visited a brother and a sister.
Mrs. Jeanette English, 694 W..
Central Ave-, left by plane Satur-
day, Sept. 29, for a few days visit
in st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. John M. Patton, 954 st. An
thony Ave-, returned Tuesday night,
Oct. 2, from a four weeks visit
to Seattle, Wash, and Portland,
Ore.
Surprise Party: Mrs. o. C. Driz-
zle, 962 St. Anthony Ave-, was
hostess to the Laissez Nous Fairre
Club at her home, Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The club meeting was turned in
to surprise party for Mrs. Joseph
inc Chambers of Minneapolis, retir-
ing president of the club. The mem
bers a night gown, a sachet and a
bers night gown, a sache and a
handkerchief as going away pres
ent. The election of officers was
held. Mrs. M. K. Mcknight was
elected president, Mrs. Earl Brent,
vice president, Mrs. Lawrence
Toliver, treasurer and secretary,
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson, as
sistant secretary. Mrs. Harry
Brown was made chairman of the
entertainment committee and of the
planning committee for the Christ
mas party. Yellow candles and
brown NUNS formed the center
piece. First prize was won by Mrs.
Mcknight, second by Mrs. Brent
and third by Mrs. VIM. Hanna. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Mcknight, $50 Fuller Ave.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
REPORT DEALS WITH
N. M. OIL DISTRICTS

A report covering the Grayburg
Cooperative and Unit Area, Eddy
County, New Mexico, has been is
sued by the u. S. G. S.
The report, consists of II pages
of text with 10 accompanying maps
and charts. 1t was prepared in order
to assist the Grayburg Unit Asso-
citation in determining the proper
locations of gas-injection wells and
the best methods for the future
operation of the pressure-mainten-
ance system that is being installed
for the purpose of retarding decline
of pressure in the reservoir and in
creasing the ultimate recovery of
oil from the Grayburg zone.
The report presents factual en-
cheering information of particular
interest to the unit operators of
the Grayburg area and of general
interest to operators of similar units
in other areas. Copies may be OBJ
tanned free of charge upon request
from the Oil and Gas Supervisor,
Geological Survey, Federal Build
ing, Roosevelt, ~ Mex
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29

Regional comnlIleeS Will De APP
pointed by chairmen designated by
McGowen to compile accurate es-
Inmates of natural gas reserves for
the five territories, which will
correspond to the Districts of the
Petroleum Administrator for War.
These Regional committees, headed
by members Of the A. G. A. com
mittee on Natural Gas Reserves,
will be made up of outstanding
experts in geological and natural
gas circles.
w. T. Nightingale, vice president,
Mountain Fuel Supply Company,
Rock Springs, Wyoming, viii APP
point the subcommittee for District
No. 4, comprised of Colorado, Mon
tana, Utah and Wyoming, and Roy
NJ Bauer, gas supply supervisor,
Southern California Gas Company,
Los Angeles, will form a subcom-
mittee for California, which COM
prises District No. 5.
The committee hopes to have its
first report on natural gas reserves
ready for presentation at the annual
meeting of the association in At
lantic City in October, 1916. Subse-
quent annual reports viii be pre-
pared, IL possible, for release in
conjunction with the annual spring
meetings of the associations natural
gas department.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
GALLAGHER RESIGNS
AS STANDARD CHIEF

Ralph w. Gallagher has resigned
as chairman of the board Of di-
reetors and chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee of Standard Oil
Company New Jersey.
The resignation becomes effec-
tive December 81. Gallagher be-
came director of the company in
1888 and is retiring after spending
his entire 49-year business career
with Jersey Standard and its af-
filiates.
The board of directors at the
same time announced the election of
Frank w. Abrams, vice president
and director of the company, as
chairman to succeed Gallagher.
Eugene Holman, president, con-
tinues as executive officer of the
company and succeeds Gallagher as
chairman of the executive COM
mittee.
]. R. Suman, vice president and
director, becomes member of the
executive committee. The board
also announced the election of r.
T. Haslam, a director since 1912,
as vice president and S. P. Coleman,
head of the economics and CO.
ordinating department. as a di-
rector.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
Court Gets
CONTINUED From Page u

to take over the acreage upon pay
ment of a sum equal to that bid
by the Farmers Union Central Elk
change at recent auction in
Helena, when the Exchange bid
more than $4,000 for the 200-acre
lease. The high bid price was paid
because the acreage is a north off
set to the so acres on which Dave
Schrock drilled five wells flowing
from the Ellis sand, thereby openr
ing a new field producing horizon.
1t was also rumored before start
of the hearing that the court would
be asked to set the entire sale aside,
on the grounds that while the en-
tire 200 acres was advertised as
unit, it was not sold as unit nor
offered for sale as a unit, instead
being broken up into two forties
and one 120-acre tract.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
TEXAS Gas May DE-
PlPED TO CALIFORNIA

The FL Paso Natural Gas Com
pany of FL Paso,. Tex, has flied
application with the federal power
struct a 272-mile 24-inch natural gas
pipeline from Moore county, Texas,
to Lea county, New Mexico, and
to construct a 720-mile 26-inch pipe
line from there TO the California
Arizona border, near Blythe, Calf
At Blythe the proposed line would
connect with 214mile 28-inch line
to Los Angeles.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
Teton Structure

Teton Structure
GENERAL PMT~N0. 90 s-G--
SW SN NW &#BN SGW
spudAea $50: fe-knch set 202; derrick
blown Down and replaced C9mented
IN Inch az 2400. Shut down until
spring. 2727.
Thorpe Parent Pool
TH0RfE-PARnENT-m NO. g.
N SW NE 2-36N-3W
Rig up.
Utopia Block
TExAC0-sTATm NJ fes4 NO. -
NV 8EM SEA 1a-2&-@&
Avsrmwmn ~ s6aK. 1e-@wmvsew s@, 40 aAAm.
watsr First 10 days. 9tmnAfmg.
TExACO-LsAAS NO. r.
NV SW @W l4-&N-4E
Spudded 5-21-44. COMPLETION 1904.
I'd 2e10. EM. ASA. $50 QQ Ga. a. @na.
a&a62@ More than aA@oQs @@0 m @F@aes
gas, r. p. eco lbs, ~ n@@&A Ef8sm mRs&w@
Madison OIL corea az top OF MHa1son.
toe sAMhe TO kl@w. Parsas@ss@. SSN6 3&4T
Picked up a&dAtion@l waH acw al 5000
0o0 feet m Madison. Eean6aew. Nsautfn
pEesnaara. io2s sha par pussar@ Zach.
TExACO-G.F. es4e@s
G NV Sc SW 16r33N-4E
I'd, asa. Shot so Qss, 252242, aciGized
with $500 gals. S@abbed Il hr8, got
100 bhls water balls ell Epaa8@d g.
14-&5 COMPLETION B-2a4B. Top basal
Ellis, 24Ss. I'm, 2508. P.B., 1H09. RE
acldized with 3.0o0 gala Pump@G 20
bills oil. 90 bbls. water, Oct. 30; pumped
"a bills oil. a. bbls. waser. Oct. 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29

Arch Apex Structure
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. L.
NV NWh MEN 4-SeRs-SN
Drilling past 1900; last report.
Berthel0te Area
COOLIDGE a COOLIDGE-BLACK GOLD
Sc NV sw so-ssN-2E
Fishing, 1900.
BrOadview Dome
KILLINGS o. a G.-AfURR&Y NO. T.
13-3N-22E
spudded I2-4-44; ell. 4z75; s&-inch pipe
froze. 2S10. Standing, $685..
Cherry Ridge Structure
GE0: HARRIS Ell AL-wTNTERROwD
Sc Sc Sc s-ssN-aiE
Location.
FlatwiIlow Structure
BRUNDAGE-KENG NO. r.
SW SW 35-l4N-25E
Spudded. (FTRST REPORT1
Haymaker Structure
R. G. TAERANT-C. =: WILLIAMS NO.
9 NE SW 29-eN-13E
Drilling, 526s Last report
Huntley Structure
FARMERs UNION CENT. EXCHANGE
WELLS NO. T.
Sc Sc NV 3I-2N-2sE
Spudded 1o-7-45; ran 34z f. 1879.
Cored sand and sha1e, 2922-30Iz Heavy
water flow, 1892 and 4405 Fishing for
drill pipe. 1852. Water mudded off
Lewistown Area
r. c. TARRANT-DUNN NO. L.
NV SW 2-1SN-2OE
landed s-inch, se5. Top Ellis, $50. Stand
Ing 1855
n. C. TARRANT-KOVICH NO. r.
G NE NV 2o-15N-10E
10inch cexnented, 900, for water shutoff.
Standing, 900.
Milk River Wildcat
CARTERPH1LIPsLUCY wEAsELREAD
NO. IT,
SW NE 2s-S4N-l2W
spudded 7-26-45; drilling, 7794.
POndera Field
COBB-ERHCK@ON NO. F.
NE SW NV 11-27-N4W
Drilling 1850.
TETON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
G NV NE NE 22-2TN-4W
Spudded 0-2645; fishing.
TREwAY-GJULLTN NO. T.
NV NE SW 1O-27N-4W
Spudded 11-2345; standing $50. Orig
burned)
Potter Greek Structure
n. @. TARRANT-STANERY NO. T.
NE gyV ME- a-13N.17E
Spudded S22-45; shut down for fuel oil,
Rattiesnake Butte
CHR0CKsCHwARTZ- NO. H.
SW Sc 22-13N-2SE
I'd, 2z9O; moving In rotary for COM
pietion.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
Committee Will Make Estimates
On Total Gas Reserves of Nation

Authoritative and dependable estimates of natural
in each of the five producing regions of the country well
for the entire nation shortly viii be available the gas industry
utility analysts investors and to the consuming public N
McGowen chairman of the Committee Natural Gas Reserves
has announced after the organaton meeting of his COMMITTEE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-22
Seeds. Plants. Flowers H-2|

TOMATO and pepper plants for sale
Walter Trombley, 552l Is Mile road,
Warren. Az
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Stoves. Suckers. Heoten MIS-

CIRCULATING heater. good condi-
ton. cheap. Phone Mt. Clemens 1895
A22
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Wi|dt 6 Warner

Barron Bldg, above First Nation al BsnA
Phone Mt Clemens 8o4l
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Ranch Homesites

Ranch Homesites
lo0x45G and other sizes. wen re-
stricted: reasonably prices: easy
terms; Harper. near Croker and ST.
Louis church, also l00x300; well re.
stricted: block off South Gratiot. near
Clinton River bridge-only s5s5; 500
down: SO month
FARMS
40 acres. good land. fair buildings
IS, 500--easy terms; near New Haven.
Homes
In New Haven-5 rooms: toilet: 2-car
garage: acres good land, $50 #. from
tage- So. 500: $500 down; $50 month.
5 rooms; bath: oil neat; one acre
good garden soil--Si,5 500; 81 600 down.
rooms: cath solid brick 10 second
floor; 3 bedrooms; living room: kitch-
en-: sun room: full basement; new not
air furnace. 3-car garage. lot 80xl00;
plenty shade trees: in Warren-S9 800;
81 900 down.
rooms: full basement; oil furnace
good well; electric pump; chicken
coop; l5x35 COW barn ga acres good
garden soil-Si $50; $500 down.
For Sale-Land contract-S2, $50; $500
discount
LOTS
Lot 60xioo: MOI and South Gratiot-
81, 500.
Choice lots IN Seminole HIS.
Two 40 II. lots 500; two 30 n. lots,
Sl20. single lots. SOS: near Gratiot and
Is Mile road.
Vacant
acres: sugarbush and Shoemaker
SLIGO: terms.
We Sell State Lands
E. A. Kerner
Also open Sundays. l 10 5
1923 South Gratiot. Mt. Clemens
Route a: Box S. Phone 548l {
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TWO piece living room suite for sale
i52 Robertson Phone s62e All
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HARD WATER Is Hard on You:
HARD on skin: HARD on hair.
HARD on clothes: HARD on soap.
HARD on plumbing; HARD on your
pocketbook. Do away with HARD WA.
TER forever with a WATER SOFTEN.
Err No priority Prc-War Quality
Pre-war price. Furton & Clark. los0o
North avenue az Meade. New Haven.
Mich. c
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Houses For Sole
Lumley, Johnson, Hunt
Realty Company

30 Macomb ST. Phone s7ii
Three apt, house on Lincoln includ-
ing furnishings: good paying invest
ment-si2 500: income $50 50.
room home on Ferrin Place. living
room: library; dining room; kitchen;
wash room and toilet down: up 3 large;
| small bed room and bath room: large
attic for rooms: basement with fur
mace: coat bin and fruit cellar; price
81 900: terms.
Lovely home on North Gratot: must
be seen 10 be appreciated: price $4,000
half cash.
S rooms and bath large lot 42x24o n.
canal on back. Siesta street just off
Jefferson; price s. 900: 50 600 down.
sc rooms home on Gibbs street lot
COS 100 for quick saie--s3000 70 settle
estate.
large rooms and bath down: 3 large
rooms and bath up on Moross: all In
good shape: basement and furnace
SIS 300 terms.
7 rooms down with bath: large bed
rooms up; one unfinished with large
closets and room basement including
toilet and furnace lii South Broad
way; great for rooming house; price
1000; terms.
Lumley-Jo hnson-Hunt
Realty CO.
40 Macomo ST. Phone s7li-7ols C
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MODERN 3-famiy apt; nicely fur
nished has electric refrigerators and
stoves in apt, has stoker heat; 2-car
garage. Location Croker Blvd.-S9 600
cash; $4,000 terms.
Modern 2-family; partly furnished:
has electric refrigerator and stove:
steam heat, Pear garage: location New
street-s7, 400 terms.
Modern 3-family apt: ! apt. furnish
ed: steam heat with Thinker oil burn
er; 2-car garage; location Cass avenue
SO 900; terms.
5-family apt. furnished: income Sl25
per months. 800; terms.
rooms and bath on water front lot;
lia miles from Mt. Cemens-S4, 300;
terms
4 room house on acres OF land;
corner of two main roads-s3,5 500: $500
down.
rooms house; large lot; garage:
nice shade; good water; miles from
Mt Clemens. out So. Gratiot-S3, 500;
ST. 500 down.
ga acres: room house: hot air
heat: combination COW and chicken
barn. S miles from Mt. Clemens; $500;
So 300 down.
40 acre farm; 6 room house: large
barn. chicken house; milk house: corn
| crib-s6 5oO ST.. 500 down.
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Help Wonted-Genesol

SHORT order cook wanted; 85c hour.
Williams Dining Room. 2i0l Harper.
Phone 74l5. Az
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FOLKS
Nice home s-small ana large: also bus
mess houses: verv reasonable See
SAINTS REAL ESTATE
"a Church Street Mt. Clemens c
Phone O5lS

S rooms; good well; so n. io,-s2 200;
$500 down.
4 rooms: city water: gas: lights.
sewer-s2 $50. $3.50 down.
rooms; gas; flowing well; lot TOOK
1853 $50: So 600 down
acre: i-room house and bath: 2
years old-s4 500; $4,000 down,
7 rooms; 2 baths; stoker, rented for
500 month-S6 600: So 600 down.
room modern: 3 bedrooms and bath
up: living room; dining room: kitchen;
bedroom and bath down-S6 500; 1000
down.
apartment house; rents for SIS mo.
Sc 900: 81 800 down.
2-family flat: three and bath up: 4
and bath down-S6. 500.
2-famly Cat: three and bath up.
four and bath down IS 600; u cash.
rooms modern; 10 Il. on North
Gratiot: 400 feet deep: garage and
chicken coop-S6. 500.
Modern 7 rooms; stoker; carpets; We
netian blinds-S7 900 with $4,000 down.
Store and fixtures with living quar-
tiers above-S7 500 stock at inventory.
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EAST DETROIT


Modern and bath; floored attic:
tile in bath and kitchen; hot air fur
mace; carpet and venetian blinds. near
Nine Mile-s6. 500 terms
Brick 8 and bath; air conditioned; oil
furnace; large lot: garage: first block
off Gratiot.
ROsEVILLE
4 and bath: utility with laundry tubs;
etc. hot water heater: 2-car garage:
chicken. coop; three lots; fenced yard
$3.50 81 700 down.
"a acre near Gratiot. rooms; 2
baths: bot air furnace; 2-car garage:
81 800 s2,250 down.
rooms: bath: attached garage; hot
water heat: near Gratiot and ii Mile
81 750 81 $50 down
rooms: garage; first block off Ora
tiot-S3, 600 cash.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Lovely modern and bath: sun
porch: large lot: beautifully landscap-
ed. 2-car garage: Jefferson and Martin
Road section.
Han acre; nice 4-room home: garage:
chicken coop-only $500: terms.
and bath; excellent condition; gas
furnace; large lot; garage: chicken
coop-S6. 800.
Nearly .. acre: brick home; Scar
garage: large chicken coop; beautiful
FRASER
2 acres; modern brick home: large
variety fruit; flowers shrubs; located
between Fraser and Utica.
FARMS
acres: modern brick: 4 bedrooms;
steam heat; 25x75 chicken coop; sever
al xmas of berries; near Marper-Sll.-
900: terms.
acres; modern brick: bed rooms;
natural fire place; garage; barn:
chicken coop; tool shed; 20 fruit trees;
large shade trees on paved road. near
Gratiot
40 acres; S and bath; nice Basement;
steam heat; good barn: milk house: tool
shed; chicken coop; corn crib: gram
airy: orchard and nice creek-s7 500:
located 7 miles north Of Richmond.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Cra,io, n, n MILF Rd Roseyille 1830-J
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ON CLINTON near mouth a beautiful
modern rooms and bath; natural fire
place; boat well; garage; landscaped:
etc -S6. 500. terms 10 suit.
Small place: lot 60x200 feet; near ST.
Louis Psrish-$l.iS0 cash.
rooms and bath; nice lot: vicinity
Lincoln and Washington: rea Sonable.
RUEHLE
Harper at Crocker Phone 2624 or 1851
Mt. Clemens c
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Third Of Dickinson. Mt. Clemens
Phone 1922 {
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"a Lots For Sale

l4-ROOM brick house; oak finish;
fully and newly carpeted; lot i20x36o
feet; suitable for doctors clinic; un-
house or Tor a lodge or club house
located 80 Mullett. corner of Walnut
street: only a few minutes from Coun-
" Building. sl3.500: IS, 500 down.
Shown by appointment; private park
ing lot for 900 autos. Stan Barron.
Phone MI Clemens 2o52: residence.
$500. TT
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Our Plant Policy

1850 N. Gra,iot Bet Joy and Hall Rd,
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WANTED-Waitress and night cook;
room and board. Apply Fred Eberhardt.
Muttonville, corner Gratiot and Hart
roads. Azo
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Dog harnesses made 70 order. bahv
harnesses; all leather goods repaired
Bill Reynolds. rs Washington. Phone
Mt. Clemens 5Os7. =
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01

The treasury departments
breakdown on income tax evaders
is netting big fish in the Detroit
area and driving millions of dollars
in unreported income out of hiding,
federal officials said here today.
Members of the internal revenue
collectors staff disclosed special
intelligence agents were at work
on at least one Michigan case ex-
pected 10 involve $1,000, 900 in
back taxes, interest and penalties.
Violations amounting to 81 500
600 have been turned up in Ohio,
which with Michigan comprises
the Detroit area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
CARRIERS BLACKED OUT

Fleet carriers went under an
other security blackout off the
bprntng Japanese coast in prepa-
ITAti6rf for new blows.
sTheir planes had destroyed or
darnaged no fewer than so ships
ehd 136 planes yesterday alone in
sweeps from Tokyo 10 Kobe
Radio Tokyo said the task
force roaming the Jap coast in
cluded Ia carriers and was be-
lieved cruising off the Izu PENN
sula on the east coast of Honshu.
IT estimated 1900 Allied planes
attacked the central Honshu area
in l3 hours yesterday.
NimitZ communiques, coupled
with similar announcements from
Gen. MacArthur's Far Eastern
air forces. revealed that Japan S
shipr ing, railway lines and small
factories had been disrupted 10
the greatest extent since the start
of the war
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01

"concealing sales in large amounts.
personal expenditures
as business expenses, and msnlpu.
latInS its books 10 conceal in
come -
Another of the biz ones involves
a war plant whose president Is
suspected of having diverted $685.
600 OF corporation funds for his
own use without paying any tax
on the money. Other corporation
assets similarly appeared 10 have
been transferred 10 the owners.
Then there are the lesser cases
of l5 or 20 lawyers and bondsmen
whose previously undisclosed cash
income Is expected 10 yield $780,
000 in taxes and penalties; the
lucky houScmald who won 5000
through the numbers game in ad.
diton 10 hCr $1,000 wages for a
four-ycar period. and the Detroit
t'e-ttf worker who made an unre-
ported SI5 a week as a part-time
horse race hooknlaker. :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
TRIP TO MACKISAC
SAT POLICE POST

State Police Commissioner Oscar
G.. Olander revealed that eight
truSty inmates from Jackson are
working at state police headauar-
ters in +. Lansing in the kitchen
and around the grounds. These
TRUSTEES, however. cannot leave the
grounds unless accompanied by a
state police officer. All OF the
eight, Olander said, are nearing
parole.
II is common practice for in
WatC-truSt1eS from jackson 10 he
loaned 10 various state instltu-
tionS for special work" according
10 Gerald Bush, a parole board
member. He said one such group
has been Al the Flint School for
the Feeble Minded for some time.