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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-10
Kicklng Horse struetare


HUsKx.mANREN NQ. A.
spudded E-e-4A $4,000 Gu. IT. gas, $40.
spudder after setting pipe 70 case off
gas. 1915. Running u Inch. 9. D. 204Q.
Tools blown w ln y pole goo feet 7,ineh
pine s.s sp fw lsso Ss Oo e " 5 SS 90
cubic feet daily, ungaused. when bridge
drilled out. Laboratory test shows gas
marketable. with only trace of sulphur.
Midway Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. a.
Sc sen NWA 202S-1W
40 barrels 175z.
o. III. HENDRECKs0N-BRATs NO.
G Sc Sc NE 2SzSN-1E
Spudded 1027-44, gas shows, 485 and
$40; drilling and carrying pipe, 1860.
G. g. KEII~REIL NO. r.
NV SW NE 1-28N-1W
Spudded 2-13-45: running 1O-inch, TAO.
Mission Dome
IETERMOUNTATN sTATEs-B o n @ q q s
Sc swA NwA 7s-zsaaR
Suspended. 1885.
SECURITY PETRoLEUM-wEEss NO. -
SIC SEN SWA 20-2s-11E
Standing, 1925.
Pendroy Structure
JARVIS O. TAYIsOR-G0GGTNs NO. g.
G NEA SEN T-17-Sw
Shut down. 404G.
JARVIS q TAYLa0R~B. REED MOL
G SW SW NV S-2T-6W
So 81, go 1ss e % ESQ -. z50l.
ond break, $500 Acfdf1ed Showing
water on test. y. B.. 24l2. Standing.
POndera Field
FULTON PET.J0NEs NO. e.
SW NV SW NE 17-27N-4W
Rig up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-10

Fox-LmEk@w Dome
CAs&xNsa- fsntSKxEM NO. 49,
g wv @& lees f@E
Twp Coaoxado, core top Mowry shale.
TOO. LIST Frontier, TAPS. top Dakota silt,
$3.50: drilling. S7l6.
Hagam Structure
HAGMN STRUCTURE 0EL C0-AEDzR-
NE SEA NE& asa-Tw
Cem@ntsd cave at bmae Of 13-tnch pipe,
735. to-, 27o0. Lost hole p. a. A.
HAGAN HTmUCTURE4aAv1NA HORN NO.
NE NE Sc s-slN-7w
Spudaed 1854; gas show. 1910: bailer
IN hole z725; standing.
Handbook Structure
c. c. H-8TATE no. 1--
G SW SW NE S6~S@M-1E
8pSadsd@x Ssz0-44, 7~snEh landed, 1000;
5A Inch landed, x262, In top of Sunburst
Some water in Sunbursf: fishing for tub
ing and packer, 1854.
HarlO Structure
MID-MONTANA-Y0UMG no. -
c NWL NE4 13-7M-fsE
Top Madison lime, 1890; drilling, 1892
Headlight Butte
TEXACO-TRKBAL aeS NO. r.
c SW SW 13-37N-8w
spudded 1-s-z5; standing for repairs. 10.
bingham
HENGHAM-H0BsON-EKK NO. T.
NE SEA SEA 26-3SN-1oE
Landed 6-fnch at 4018; shut down for
winter 4010.
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Headlight Butte
Keith Block

TExAC0-C. CxC0N NO. -
NE NV SW 29-36N-6E
Spudded 10-25-44; 6,000, 900 sweet gas,
2S76-2013 on DIST; 5I7, 900 sour gas,
2e3e-2980; show oil EN-, 1880; I'd, 1921,
COMPLETION 1854; to set 7-inok at
5000 and gun psrfor@ea for test. Forma-
ton would not take acid IN zones where
oil showed; TO PB and gun perforate gas
zone. Shot 40 ats. 3015-3052; wouldn't
2910; 2,750, 600 #. gas; $50 lbs. pressure;
standing
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-10
Active M<,ntcxzaex
Wildcats

WV &&%&A@&&AE
Arch Apex Structure
AssrM-APMx-PAm8wxxs N0. a.
WV NW4 MEN 4-ssrz-sE
Lost first hole. 420; W0EHJ. s1o-
Birch Creek Proen@et
TMXAC0ATRHRAK gs4 NO. r.
C. NV NW 11-a0N-TW
sRMsaaed 1l-1s-44; 1Os inch pipe set At
I422: standing. 1900
Brady District
T&xAC0 8CnLKPR NO. -
sE sEA SEN 2i.zz5w
Tested barrels. 1482
TExACO.wEEKUM NO. -
G NV NV 27-2TN~2W
spndded 1904 COMPLETED 1-ls-4s;
To- 1917; Sunhnrst sand I4e0-1hI5
shot 30 Qts., testing. BaiEad 12M bbls
daily Put On pump, made 2 n hbls daily
day pump test.
TExACO-sCHLEPP NO. s.
NV Sc Sc 21-27N-2W
Spudded 1-z6-45. COMPLETED 2-21-45:
T.Dy 1897. Sunburst 1462-14e7. on show
l4841497, shot with so ats; swabbed by
bbls- oil and " Dbl. water in "a hours.
Button Butte
TARRANT- wO0DwORTH no. g.
sEA sEA 20-14N-24E
TExAC0-N. A. McCANN NO. T.
G Sc NV Sc 21-27-2W
Location. tFIRST REPORT)
Broadyiew Dome
BILLINGS o. q G.-MURRAY NO. -
spSdded i2-4-44; standing, 2o1o.
BRoADvIEw PET. CORP. sroLTEN-
SW NE 16-9N-23E 80
Ran 81 Inch pipe 70 $40; tested oil
show IN Madlson 57ss, through pr0duc-
Standing; operations suspended
Cat Greek Field
B. II. GAINER.FRADD NO. -
Sc SW sW 4-15N-2BE
Spudded 1904 COMPLETED I-2o-45;
LIST Cat Greek 1417, I'd Cat Greek 1905;
1857 iss7 and 1852 ns Installing on pup q
test oil show.
Chester Area
PRAIRIE ROSE-THEELTGEs NO. -
Sc Sc SW 21.s1N-6E
Spudded S-14-44; standing, 1775
CIarks Fork
GEN. Observation-Disclosures FORK
Sec. 25-es22E
I'D, $3.50; pipe landed e445 TO test
showing la Frontier; wei swabbing and
flowing zo-grayIty oil Gravity Of on In
47-gravfty oil at rate Of 200 1bbls daily.
Devon Field
MISUNDERSTANDING NO. T.
G. SW NE NE 14-33N-1E
Est. 1000 M gas 9s1-9S5; waiting for
Est. 1000 M gas 9S1-9S5; pipe landed
1902; standing, 1924.
TExAC0-EKHOLT NO. -
NV SW NV 3-33N-iE
Spudded 12-1-44; I'd, 1858; Ellis-Madi-
son, 1851; hole filled with 32-gravity oil;
oil pumped Off; testing Acidized. Took
only small amount but began pumping
10 bbls. oil daily, no water
TExACO-EKHOIT NO. p
C. NV Sc NV 3-33N-1E
Spudded 2-26-45; standing $40.
TExAC0-wETR NO. H.
G. NV Sc NE 4-33N-1E
Spudded 2-2l-45; drilling, HOO
Dutton Structure
q. G. TARRANT-EMAaA HODGES NO. r.
Sc SIC Sc 31-2AN-1E
Spudded e-13-z4: standing 1874
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Gasoline Refined in State
Of Montono During Month
of J0nuurY. l945

Refiner Refined Exported
Rig West oil Co. 448,534 2247I8
IN. D., " ASH, Canaan
Carter OIL Co. 2473,6 lilo, i07
Canada, Idaho n y
Wash, Wyo.l
Farmers u. Central t,4lo,464 $40, rs
(Wyo.. Calf. Idaho n. d.
Hart Refinery D43
Hole Bros. Refinery 453
Home OIL e. Refining S52 $3.50 17S,A6i
Idaho, Utah; y. D.. calif)
Petroleum Refining 1900
Socony Vacuum oil 1,O98.27e 4Ie,99O
IN. D., Idaho, Wash.)
Texas Co. 2. 426. OBS 600. 12s
IN D., Wash.)
Union Oil Co. 3l9.726 1882
IN. D., Canada}
TOTALS 9.O87.sll $685.. 348
Prohibitionist Orator: There are
some who merely advocate temper
ance But what, | ask, is the real
drink question:"
Voice from back row: "What'll
you have?"
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BELIlNGs o. q G.-AfURRAY NO. -
1S-3N-22E
spudded 12-4-44; standing, 2O1o
BR0ADvERw PET. CORP. sToLTEN.
BERG NO. H.
SW NE f6-9N-23E
Ran 81 Inch pipe 70 6I4O; tested oil
show In Madison, 52SS. through Drueuc-
ing tubing. P.B., 51sA Shot 30 quarts
Standing operations suspended
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3. e. GAINEk.kRADD NO. r.
Sc SW SW 4-15N-2eE
Spudded 1904. COMPLETED 1905
LIST Cat Creek 1417, I'd Cat Greek 1905;
got only water when, gun perforated
1887, 1887 and 1895; Installing pump to
test oil show
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Button Butte

TARRANT- wOODwORTH NO. g.
SEX sen 20-14N-24E
Standing, 3312.
TExAC0-N. A. MeCANN NO. T.
G Sc NV Sc 21-27-2W
Location. lFIRST REPORT)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-02-22

WOOLEN strips from worn out
W coats, suits and dresses are
used for the background of this
rug, and the turquoise flowers and
red cherries in alternate squares
are from dyed pieces of an old
cream colored blanket.
The burlap or canvas foundation
is cut in twelve-inch squares. Each
square is hooked separately and,
when sewn together, they form
this fascinating design. No large
frame is needed and your hooking
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-02-22
ased by Western Newspaper Union.
By VIRGINIA VALE

chore, Masquerade in Mexico"
give her opportunities to 60 all out
for serious acting. Now it's no
sarongs-maybe no technicolor!
Betty Hutton's career seems to be
following the general lines of Carole
Lombard's. Carole started as tor
nado, then slid over into romantic
and dramatic roles. The blonde
bombshell's dual role in Here
Comes the WAVES" showed what
she could do as a dreamy, roman
tic lass, and in her next, "Incendi-
airy Blonde based on the life Of
Texas Guinan, she has some ''mo-
ments" that are anything but in
cendiary.
Kay Kyser and his college of
Musical Knowledge are off on the
most extensive hospital tour in the
history of this country. Broad
casting along the way, they'll sweep
through the country in a big arc.
3
First thing we know those low-cut,
off the shoulder fashions are going
to return. Twelve of Tallulah Bank
heads IA frocks in the Ernst
Lubitsch IA Royal Scandal are
made that way. Trouble is, a girl
has to have shoulders like Tallulah's
to wear those gowns. The picture,
in which she plays Catherine the
Great, promises to be one of those
Lubitsch masterpieces.
-
Tanis Chambers RKO contract
came in an unexpected way. A
studio executive heard her sing on
one of the first owl programs to
General Macarthur invasion
troops and Filipino guerillas on Lu-
zon. You'll hear her in George
Whites Scandals of 1945."
s.
ODDS AND ENDS-Nancy Walker
is such hit in the Broad,oay musical.
! "On the ToiUn," that her noUie alma
mater, Metro-C oldtoyn.Mayer, ,Uants to
re,orite the stories scheduled for Mickey
Rooney and star Nancy in them.
At Warner Bros. they're preparing
short subject entitled "CI. Music" to
be made up OF name bands overseas
,Oith the U. S. army. Jean Hersholt,
star of CHS "Dr. Christian" will go to
Denmark Immediately after the s0ar to
make a surrey OF postwar needs.
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SHOES

GET MORE WEAR out of your work
shoes Send self-addressed, stamped en-
velope for particulars. FRED MANLEY,
315 University Ave-, PalO Alto. California.
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CIGARS

CIGARS, FIFTEEN CENT SIZE. fifty in
box sent postpaid any address in U. S.
ST so cash with order. No c DIS. General
Products Company (U-3), Albany, Georgia.
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Household Articles

Port Card brings two pairs beautifully
hand decorated Salt and Pepper Shakers.
Pay postman 81, plus postage. MICHELE
STUDIOS, Box ga, AIlenhurst, New Jersey.
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You Can Add Square a Time to This
Rug, in Flower and Cherry Design
BY Ruth Wyeth Spears

is easy to carry with you or to
use for pickup work.
NOTE-Pattern POI gives actual-sze de-
sign for this rug with color guide and
complete directions for preparing materi-
ais and hooking. Ask for pattern by num-
Der and enclose Is cents with name and
address direct to:
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NURSERY STOCK

Chestnut Trees! Guar blight resistant F all
bearing Sweet Cherry trees Victory garden
supplies. Write today! Free catalog. Athey,
425A Morewood Ave, Pittsburgh 10, Pa.
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chore, Masquerade in Mexico"
give her opportunities to go all out
for serious acting. Now it's no
sarongs-maybe no technicolorl
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-08
Spain Cuts Diplomatic
Relations With Germany

MADRID, May TT Spain
severed diplomatic relations with
Germany today and announced that
German property in the country
will be held for whatever author
ity assumes power" in dne Reich.
A foreign ministry spokesman
said relations ceased through the
disappearance of the German gov.
eminent.
Foreign Minister Jose Felix Le-
ouer1ca said personnel of the en-
bassy. consu1ates and other de-
tendencies would be held pending
an Allied decision as to their tu-
ture.
Leuuerica informed the German
Charge d'Affaires, Fritz Won BIZ
bra. that all official and semi-of'
fetal German property in Spain
must be transferred to Spanish au-
thorities to be held for the next
authority in Germany.
A foreign ministry spokesman
said Spain also froze the property
and funds of ''citizens of the
Axis or countries dominated by
the Axis"
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LABOR OFFICIALS
FACE INDICTMENT

RALEIGH, May 7.-WD-Perry
M. Tayler and Marvin c. Reep,
Durham labor union officials, are
docketed for trial at the reconven-
ing Of Federal court here May
% on two true bills OF Indictment
involving IA alleged violations OF
the kickback racket act.
Tay1er and Reep, now out on
81, 900 bonds each, are listed III the
indictments as business agent and
Job steward, respectively, OF Dur
ham Local 585, United Association
of Journeymen Plumbers and
Steamfitters Of the United States
and Canada.
Both indictments charge that the
two men, with power to influence
the employment, assignment and
discharge" of workers on Federal
projects at Camp Butner, Fort
Bragg and the U. S. Marine Glider
base near Edenton, induced work
ers to give up portions Of their
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Major Euents Of European War

reach the Rhine after a 85-mile
drive across the Middle Rhineland
in So hours.
March 7-U. S. LIST Army troops
make a surprise crossing OF the
Rhine at Remagen, south of Co
logne, and establish a bridgehead.
March 21-U. S. Sd Army en-
tiers Ludwigshafen, concluding the
Saar-Palatinate campaign which
destroyed two German field ar
mics.
March "a - American, British
and Canadian armies crack the
Rhine barrier, swarming across
the river in boats and dropping
from the air in mass glider and
parachute landings.
March Is - U. S. Sd Army
crosses the Main River, east OF
the Rhine.
March 2e. - u. S. 7th Army
vaults the Rhine as the LIST rips
IS miles from the Remagen area
and the Sd gains 80 miles.
March 27-Gen. Eisenhower de-
clares that the German Army on
the Rhine front has been defeated.
March 20 - U. S. LIST Army
plunges to within 1873 miles of Ber-
lin, neutralizing the great indus
trial Ruhr basin.
March 30-Russians invade Aus.
tria.
April American 9th and Isl
Armies join forces, swapping shut
a trap on the Nazi armies en-
circled in the Ruhr.
April - British and Canadian
troops open offensive to encircle
the Germans in Holland.
April 10 - American 9th takes
Hanover. Allied airmen destroy
397 planes of the LuftWaffe.
April 11-U. S. 9th Army's q
Armored Division races to the Ell
be River at Magdeburg, So mile:
west of Berlin.
April 13-Russians seize Vienna
latter inflicting over 100000 casual
ties in 20 days of battle.
April Is - U. S. 9th Army ex
pandS a new Elbe River bridge
head, 81 miles southwest Of Br
DIN.
April is - 5000 Allied plane!
smash the remnants Of the Ger
man Luftwaffe, destroying at leas
9O5 Nazi fighters-most Of them OF
the ground.
/ April 17-Russians hurl 10 ar
mics into mighty offensive
against Berlin.
April 18-Gen. Patton's Sd Ar
my invades Czechoslovakia, cut
ting pre-Munich Germany into tw!
German prisoners taken from tn
Ruhr pocket total 309, 484.
April 10 = American LIST Arm.
captures Leipzig.
! April 20-Red Army spearhead
lreach within seven miles Of gate
of Berlin. American 7th Arm.
takes Nuremberg.
| April 21-Russians tanks smasl
four and one-haf miles inside Der
lin. In Italy, the American 5th ant
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR. WILMINGTON. N. G.

British 9Th armies capture Bolog-
ma.
April Is - Two Soviet armies
complete the enlightenment of Ber-
lin and 70 miles southwark lunge
westward across the Elbe River
to hasten a ink-up with American
troops. German broadcasts say
that Adolf Hitler is is Berlin. Raj
planes drop six-ton bombs on Hit
ler's hideouts at Berchetesgaden.
April 26 - Russians ,overrun
three-fourths of Berlin; on the
Baltic, the Red Army seizes Stet-
tin. British I'd Army wins Bremen.
Gen. Patton's Sd Army sweeps
across the Danube at four points.
April q - Historic juncture of
the American and Russian armies
announced by the Big Three. Link
up, cutting Germany in two, took
place April 26 at Torgau, a town
on the Elbe River, rs miles south
of Berlin.
April % - President Harry S.
Truman personally denies an AS
ISOLATED Press report that Ger
many had surrendered.
April 28.-Benito Mussolini and
mistress, Claretta Petacci, execut-
ed by Italian partisans at Dongo,
suburb of Milan.
May /. - Hamburg radio an
nounces death of Adolf Hitler in
ruins of Berlin. Admiral Doenitz,
navy chief, takes over as success.
sor.
May 2.-Unconditional surrender
of all German armies in Italy and
southwestern Austria is announced
Truman halls victory as portent
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PRoCLA1Ms WEEK

WASHINGTON, May 7-R)-
President Truman today pro-
claimed the week of June 2 as
National Rehabilitation Week for
the aid Of civilian handicapped.
In his proclamation, he asked the
country to aid in locating civilisS S
who are entitled to government
benefits so that they may be fitted
to take their place Gin the ranks
Of the American working force"
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Sept. IL - noSSo-S ~A4A1
tice signed.
sept 2O-Brest falls to Ameri-
Sept gu. S. 7th Army gains
bride ehead across the Moselle.
Sept. 25-German robot bombs
hit England for 10th straight nlght.
Sept. $4,000 survivors OF Brit
ish airborne division quit Anthem,
Netherlands, after holding POCKET
for nine days.
Sept. q - LOO U. S. oomoers
raid Germany.
Oct. 3 - u. S. troops break
through the Siegfried Line north
Of Aachen.
Oct. 6. - Russians invade Hun
Oct. eAmerican bombers give
Berlin its 168th bombing. :,
Oct. TN greatest" assault by
American Air Forces, 200 bomb
ers and 1900 fighters strike Ger
many and Austria.
Oct. 11-U. S. LIST Army starts
reducing Aachen after German
authorities refuse to capitulate.
Oct. 13-Russians take Riga.
Oct 15-Germans announce the
death of Field Marshal Gen. Erwin
Rommel.
Oct, 10 - Hitler DEGREES froma-
ton of German Home Guard;
Heinrich Hirnmler placed IN
charge.
Oct. 49, Russians invade East
Prussia.
Nov. 2 - American planes over
Germany destroy 20S Nazi planes,
at loss of SO planes.
Nov. 3-Allies win battle to open
port of Antwerp.
Nov. 4 - Germans driven COM
pletely from Greece.
Nov. 10 - Raj Lancasters sink
the German battleship Tirpitz,
hiding in Norway ford, with six
ton Earthquake" bombs.
Nov. 21-U. S. 7th Army cap
lures saarebourg, France, gateway
to German Saar region.
Nov. 30-U. S. 9th Army pene-
trates to the Roer River in Ger
many.
Saar River.
Dec. II - 1000 Fortresses and
Liberators, protected by 1000
fighters, make record air strike
against Germany.
Dec. 16 - Field Marshal Won
Rundstedt opens surprise counter
offensive against American First
Army. e.
Dec. n - American counterat-
tacks, aided by $500 Allied planes,
check Nazi drive through Belgium.
Dec. 26-Nazi spearheads reach
Dinant, four miles from Meuse
River. .-
1915
Jan. 10-Germans retreat from
Ardennes bulge.
Jan. IT. Russians iberate War
saw.
Jan. 21-Red Army invades East
Prussia, captures Tannenberg;
breaches the Silesian frontier.
Jan 26-Russians complete sew
erance of East Prussia.
Jan. 29-1st White Russian Army
penetrates German Pomerania.
Feb. 2 - Red Army drives tc
Drossen, 46 miles east of Berlin
and 1850 miles west of Stalingrad,
on second anniversary Of victory al
Volga city.
Feb. 4 - Americans cras h
through the Siegfried Line de-
lenses to open country before Bonn
and Cologne.
Feb. 8 Canadian 1st Army
launches offensive at Nijmegen
Netherlands.
Feb. 1O-U. S. LIST Army wins
the battle for the Roer River by
capturing Schwammenauel Dam.
Feb. IL - Announced that big
8. meeting at Yalta In tn. Cri'
mea for eight days reached agree
msant on plans for final defeat O.
Germany.
Feb. 13-Stalin announces occu
patton Of Budapest, ending a 80
day siege.
Feb. 2O-21 - Gen. Patton's 30
Army, breaking loose along a 50
mile front. drives deep into the
Moselle Valley.
March / - 5000 Allied bomber:
and fighters smash at the blazing
Ruhr district. g
March Cologne falls to U. B
LIST Army.
March 7 - Gen. Patton's tanks
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Of great news. Berlin is captured
by Russians.
Nav 3.-Hamburg surrenders to
british after becoming Germany's
first open city. Doenitz also de-
c1ares Prague and Kiel undefend-
ed.
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BOWL HoNORs soLD,p.

FIT. MCCLELLAN, Ala "
-WD-This forts massive o,'' '!
bowl today bears the nam. v.
teith amphitheater tollovir. w.
cial dedication ceremoni.. ~
honoring 1t. Jimmie W. Mo,.aats'
Jr., 1911 Confederate Ave- ''' =.
mond, Va, who wen tho r. r., hG
sional Medal of Honor m orsIs
heroism that cost him hi, ~ n.
-V Nv
The modern musical boy :.
elaboration Of the music.l y =
box in vogue during the 18th 'i a.s
fury. -'4' ees
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weekly compensation by threaten
ing to have them dismissed from
their jobs.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-28
Real Estate
houses For ssIo
Harry c. Peet

| ldIIy y. TSSI
-, Pear, 81 EEALIoR Pr on. 1871
WEsT cross ST. - room house.
Two baths. two firepisces' furnace
$3.50. TerT.s.
MILES sT, a acre home place,
rooms. hardwood floors,
LIMERICK ST.. near Davis, room
modern house. Garage. Garden TOT
SO H. by lsi ft
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near Mich
iCan. 10 room modern house, near
lv new furnace, large lot. $4,000.
Terms. Near stores.
pARKWOOD ST. room ho-se' flr-
mace. $1,000. Terms.
JEROME ST. Nroom house
, ROOM BUSGALow srd bath.
East Side. '3'''5. Terms sooo
ONE ACRE. off Ecorss Rd.. room
house with stairs to attic room.
Nice cement block chicken house.
$4,000. Terms s. 900 down. t35 mo.
WASHTENAW AVE ? family house,
? baths. furnace. $4,000. terms
small house, t2,5oo. Terms $500
FORD ST. near Ecorse Road, : room
house. stool. garage, $3.50, Terms,
IS ROOM BRICK income house, four
apartments, three complete tub
baths, shower bath, spacious
grounds, beautiful Shrubbery, fish
pond. Two apartments Of furniture
20. Hot water heat, stoker Reason
able price Terms
& ROOM HOUSE, furnace, on paved
street, $4,000. Terms. close In.
II ROOM HOUSE. bath, on River
Boulevard. SG,5O0 Terms.
SSI FEET FRONTAGE on North
Prospect St. near Holmes Road,
with 4.sl acres. Priced 10 sell
Terms.
WEST sIpE-North Summit near
Cross 81 room modern house.
$3.50 Terms.
MILDRED STREET q room hunga-
low, hardwood floors. stool, nice
lot. house newly decorated, price
$3.50. $500 down-Lmmediate pos
session.
So ACRES. including stock, near
Willis, $500. $4,000 down, so
month.
BUY %OW
WILLOW RUN WILL BE a VERY
LARGE MANUFACTURING plant
with two OF Americas greatest in
dustrtalists behind the wheel.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-28
HANNAN
Farms and Land For Sale

10 ACRE, corner, all buildings IN
first class condition. Hip-roof barn
S5Xs0. Tenant house and garage.
Underground electric wiring to all
buildings. Strictly modern home.
bedrooms up, full bath with
shower. Master bedroom dOpn n. with
shower. Vacuum steam heat. Stok-
er fed, Handicapped lawn. car gar
age. Must be seen 10 be appreciated.
See owner Sl45 Pontiac Trail. cor.
Six Mile Road. Reason for selling
leaving state.