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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
GOVERNMENT ACTS
TO AVERT STRIKE
Secretary Schewellenbach
Appeals To Ship Owners,
Unions For Farley

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-UR-
Secretary of Labor Lewis B.
SchWellenbach Tuesday night ap-
pealed to ship operators and two
unions representing officer person
mel to meet with him at 10 a. m.
Friday in an attempt to head off
another maritime strike scheduled
for midnight Monday.
He %telegraphed both sides that
another shipping strike. on the
heels of the Gripping 16-day walk
out that tied up every port in the
nation, would seriously damage
the marchant marine"
He said that separate conferences
between the AFL's Masters, Mates,
and Pilots and the CLOS National
Marine Engineers Beneficial asso-
citation and East and West coast
operators are being arranged to
assure simultaneous negotiations
on a new wage agreement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
AZALEA FESTIVAL
URGED FOR CITY
DR.. Moore Outlines Propo-
sal AT Junior Chamber
OF Commerce Meet

DR.. w. Houston Moore, chairman
of the Greenfield Drive committee,
last night urged the Wilmington
Junior Chamber of Commerce to
sponsor next springs proposed
$40, 900 Azalea festival.
The Jaycess took DR.. Moore's
request under consideration and
agreed to come to a decision soon:
Jesse B. Sellers, Jaycee presi-
dent, said after the meeting that
the chances are vrey strong that
the organization will accept spon-
sorship of the event.
DR.. Moore, outlining the plans Of
the proposed festival, said it will
have four main folcal points -
Greenfield lake, Orion plantation,
Airline gardens, and Camp Le-
jeune. Camp Lejeune has already
planted enough azaleas to rival
See FESTIVAL on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
Josef St91in
Sees KX<E%M
80 Il
War Eat"
Assures American,
British Peoples Danger
Non-Existent Now
OLIVE BRANCH OUT
Anglo-U. S., Absolved OF
Soviet Myth Regarding
Encirclement Plans

MOSCOW, Sept. 24.-(UP)
Premier Josef Stain as
sured the American and Brit
lsh peoples Tuesday t h a t
there was no present threat
to peace and that it was
absurd to say M o S c 0 W
dictated policy to communist
parties throughout the world.
In a Kremlin pronouncement
which observers believe may pres
age a change in Soviet foreign
policy, Stain held out the olive
branch to Great Britain and the
United Statse by saying strengthen
ed political and trade relations
would cement friendly feelings.
He denied that the atom bomb
was a decisive force that auto
matically would give victory to its
user, and predicted that it's use ir
warfare would be prohibited.
IT do not consider the atom
bomb to be as serious a force as
certain politicians are inclined te
regard it," he said.
"The atom bomb is meant te
frighten the weak-nerved, but
they cannot decide the fates of wal
since atomic bombs are by nc
means sufficient for this purpose
Two Remedies
Certainly the monopolistic pos.
session (by the United States) Of
the secrets of the atomic bomb
does create a threat but at least
two remedies exist against it:
"Monopolistic possession of the
atomic bomb cannot last long
and use Of the atomic bomb will
be prohibited"
Stalin's statements were made
in reply to questions submitted
to him by Alexander Werth.
Moscow correspondent of the Lon.
don Sunday Times, on Sept. II.
Foreign quarters believed his
replies were intended to reduce a
rising tension in international re-
lations and to assure the world
that the situation is not as bad as
it appears.
The Russian leader Indirectly
absolved the Anglo-Americans of
a favorite Soviet charge that they
were conspiring to encircle and
attack the Soviet Union. He said
they couldn't do it even if they
wanted to and he wasn't sure they
wanted to.
In this connection he assured
the Western nations that they had
nothing to fear from Soviet policy
In Germany, which he said is not
aimed at using Germany against
them because such a policy would
violate the basic national inter
ests of the Soviet Union.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
PITTSBURGH UTILITY STRIKE
CRLPPLE BUSINESS ACTIVITY;
HSN DEFENDS H. s. TROOPS
Burns Off Coast;
SURVIVORS To Land Here

Plans were being completed early this morning to send
a doctor from the James Walker Memorial hospital to the
mouth of the Cape Fear river by 8 o'clock to NEE. the tanker
Bennington, which is reported to be battling a fire in its
forepart, Ensign C. D. Bishop of coast guard cutter Modoc,
reported at AS a. M. today.
Already two men have been burned to death, and three
others are missing in the blaze, the vessel reported in an
urgent message picked up early today by c Radio Ma
rine corporation in New York, the Associated Press re-
ported.
Three other men were burned seriously, the vessel
stated in calling for immediate medical assistance, which it
described as Every badly needed" Marine corporation said.
The message said the fire apparently was under con-
The Bennington, owned by the Keystone Tankship cor
poration of Philadelphia, radioed its position as 1870 miles
due east of Charleston, S. C.
The coast guard air-sea rescue at Boston stated that a
PPM was alerted to fly to the aid of the Bennington from
Elizabeth City, and that medical advice was being passed by
radio to the ship from the Marine hospital in Miami.
The Modoc was alerted last night and was standing by
TO aid in the rescue of the injured members of the tanker
crew. The cutter is under repair status" and the members
were working in order to get the ship in shape to meet the
disabled vessel at the mouth of the Cape Fear River.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
Housing Census

The Community Housing commit
tee has begun its mail census of the
housing needs of New Hanover
county's 5000 ex-servicemen. J.
Goodlet Thornton, the committees
chairman, said yesterday.
A six-question form designed to
test the individual veterans plans
for building his own home will be
used as basis for the census,
Thornton declared.
Any ex-servicemen who does not
receive a copy of the questionable
in the mails can pick one up at
the local post office, the housing
committee chairman said.
The housing committee intends to
follow completion of it's census
with establishment of an advisory
service for all veterans seeking
ia build homes, Thornton said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25

Mr.. Byrnes has had a re sound
ing personal triumph in his en-
counter with Mr.. Wallave. Inc
elementary principle that a govern
ment cannot have two contradictory
snokesmen has been v~indlcated.
The bipartisan coalition has been
saved. By the appointment OF MIR.
Hartman, Mr.. Truman has repair
ed some of the damage. The con
viction of the American people that t
Soviet expansion must be opposed
resolutely has been made manifest
But much confusion remains,
,nd there will have to be most
patient and searching discussion
before it can be cleared up. Inc
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
BOYS CLUB WILL
UNDERTAKE DRIVE
New Director Announces
Extensive Membership
Campaign For October

The Brigade Boys club will
launch an extensive membership
drive early next month, j. w,
Copeland, the organizations now
executive director, announced las
month.
Although plans for the campaign
are still in the formulative stage.
its sole aim will be 80 fill the
building from basement to root
with new members" Copeland de.
clared.
Named to the executive Of di-
rector's post last Friday by unan-
imous vote of the clubs board OF
directors. Copeland was officially
welcomed into the organization in
his new role Monday night at a
meeting of the clubs Senior fra
ternity.
Copeland's appointment capped
a 25-year charter membership
with the fraternity, during which
time Ne served as part-time group
leader and physical director.
Shippers Role
In his address to the fraternity
Monday night Copeland said that
the operation of the Brigade Boys
club will be set along the lines OF
a sturdy ship" with the board
of directors acting as navigators,
the Senior fraternity serving as
engineers, and himself playing tn,
role of skipper.
He asked Newton Kelly, fra
ternity president, and all the mem
bers to continue their whole
hearted support" of the club.
There will be no immediate
changes in the clubs reorganiza-
See B-.YS On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
Kaiser
Loss
IS Million
t,,t Coast Industrialist
Snends Five Hours On
Stand AT Inquiry
BIG SHIP PROFIT
Tells House Com
nittee Shipbuilder Now
Well In Red Ink

~VASHINGTON, Sept. a.
Henry ]. Kaiser
tnily's production for the
effort cost it's members
moss losses of S64, 900, 600
a net deficit of about
yS0O0. 900. the West coast
riustrialist told the House
Nrrhant Marine committee
Unable to comment upon his
-;ant state of solvency, Kaiser
the committee inquiring into
shipbuilding profits that his
shts and losses were from the
rr companies which he now con-
Kaiser was attempting to tell the
about his family's fl
s,aal gains and losses in the
,:ations of Kaiser Company,
d. Kaiser Cargo, Inc, Oregon
s7building Corp, and Perman-
Metals Corp, when Rep.
.nuel K, Mcconnell, Jr., R. Pa,
lied:
Are YOU solvent or not?"
The rotund Kaiser blinked for a
in surprise, and then re-
4 can't tell now. 1t depends on
hat risks and hazards l have to
Ike.
lie IVES referring to his current
A3ations to the government for
at.ne borrowing and expansion.
II. Of some S110,0 900, 900 which
owes to the RFC and other
he has paid back about
1000, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
Soviets Told
Governments
Will Decide
Scholarly Chinese Delegate
Rebuffs Gromyko Charge
OF Menace"
SEVENTH SETBACK
Security Council Hears
Frank Staten On
China's Position

A K SUCCESS N. Y.
Sept. "a. - (P - China's
scholarly delegate to the Unit
ed Nations Security council
Tuesday night bluntly told
Russia that the United States
and G h i e S e governments
would decide when or wheth.
er" American troops would be
withdrawn from China.
DR.. c.. L. Hsia, of China
declared furthermore t h a |
China was opposed to the Russian
proposal that the council inquire
into the presence of American
troops in China, as we'll as into the
dispositions of allied troops in alien
non-enemy countries.
DR.. Hsia was the seventh dele
gate on the council to come out
flatly against Russia's attempt to
put her proposal on the council
agenda or to condemn it as far
too sweeping for the council to con
slider. Poland so far is the only
country to endorse Russia's pro-
posal.
Ticking off denia1s to allegations
that the Americans in China
threatened international friction
and had interfered in the internal
affairs of China, DR.. Hsia, who has
gained some note as the philosopher
of the council, told Andrei A.
Gromyko, of Russia, council presl-
dent, that:
See SOVIETS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
One Dollar Balm

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept. "a.
-W.H-Under certain conditions, a
broken heart is worth only n -
count it-one dollar.
The State Supreme court Tues
day refused to give W. E. Guthrie
more than that amount, which was
awarded him in a heart-balm &C
ton in Manatee county court.
Guthrie sued j.. M. Daughtrey,
with whom his wife lived for four
years before her death in 1874.
The testimony showed, however,
that he drank heavily and had
abused his wife.
While holding Daughtrey guilty
of alienation. the damages were
held to the minimum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
IMAGINATION
IMAGINATION
Shades of Jules Verne;
Many Uncorks Ideas, Too

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a -P)-
Imagine submarines which could
loose guided missiles or pilotless
bombers, or sneak a combat force
ashore undetected.
The Navy imagines them, but
that's all it has done because of
lack of funds, Rear Admiral
Charles W. Styer, head of under
sea warfare, said Tuesday.
No such submarines have been
developed. the Admiral told a re-
porter, nor have the ideas pro-
crossed even to the drawing board
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25

stage. Economy cuts in Navy
spending prevent anything being
done before the 1913 budget is ap-
proved, he said.
Many new types of submarines
may be expected in the future
growing out Of special wartime
tasks assigned our submarines in
the Pacific" the Admiral said in
a statement.
I'VE visualize bombardment and
carrier submarines designed to
See SHADES On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
Union Leader
Sentenced To
Year In Jail
Street Car Transportation
In Steel Capital Cut By
Fifty Per Cent
MANY MILLS CLOSE
Crowded Hotels Slash Ser
vices AS Stores, Offices,
Cafes Shut Down
BULLETIN

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 24.-U,H
"A union president was senten-
ced to one year in jail for on
tempt of court Tuesday when
$500 power house workers went
on strike in defiance of a court
order, partially Gripping in
dustrial activities in this steel
capital of America.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. "a
B-Business and industry
was slowed to a walk in the
nations steel capital Tuesday
by an injunction = thwarting
strike of Duquesne Light COM
pany employees demanding a
20 percent wage increase.
Street car transportation was
curtailed so percent, but cleo
tricity flowed uninterruptedly to
homes and buildings-along wi h
fervent pleas from company and
city officials that power be con-
served as much as possible to keep
current moving to essential users
like hospitals.
The U. S. Steel corporation an
nounced 1000 employees in Pitts
burgh area plants were idled, and
the ~Copperweld Steel Co.. at Glass
port furloughed another 1000.
Many other large industrial plants,
stores, offices and some restaur-
ants closed through fear that their
See UNION on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
FORECAST

Wilmington and vicinity: Partly Cloudy
and continued warm today and Thurs
day with widely scattered thunderstorms
in afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

ATTIC extra room from SIT9 FHA
terms Gail LIZ $3.50, LIE 7643
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL Day eve
Ming ali ages. free placement. Florence
ut' $40 United Artists Bids ca 5O7h
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ARMY si43-Mesls end iuaehes -ineis
beds or private rooms. near Fort ard
LivernOls transportation. NlneNoud
I-OTTi
AVERY 4sGA. corner W Warrcn-Bcst
meals IN city lunches single beds.
Sl2 weekly
MOUND lQl40-SinF'c gentleman IS
years quiet home Sl2 week Twin.
brook 1882
MT ELLIOTT 5T42 New manage
mont excellent transportation. SUNDAY
meals ~ P0lo
ROOM and beard schsefcr-Gfsnd plvcr
private home. excellent meals gentle
man Dawson lO42
WOODLAND -- ColOFod men excellent
transportation. good meals reasonable
TO 5-q365
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lpLumBrNc-sEwER SERVICE
AS LOW AS Sc

ALL SEWERS ana sinks electrical
cleaned boilers installed TY 7-5lll
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

ARMY SURPLUS LUMBER
wtli seasoned used yellow pine 2x4-2xs-
2Ns roof boards shiplap. sections ideal
fHg chicken houses cabins WORK
benches cabinets Open SUNDAYS
SURPLUS LUMBER co
52a7 10 MIC I'd Near Mound Rd
ATTIC room. roofing. insulation or ans
home repair Reliable contractor recon-.
mcrced by The Home Doctors" nc
AA2O pnsfrirk Iumber CO Sine 1874
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

BEGINNERS can Iesrn IN five hours
any ballroom dance Tree Studios 4ios
Woodward
BE INVITED 10 ali the best parties
never lonely always IN demand All
popular dance steps taught Talented
teachers. sarlctly private lessons special
course 81 50. Free trial lesson with
each interyleV Call for app tntmCnt
I open 10 a. m 20 10 p m Hollywood
Dancing Academy. 42l1 Woodward TE
g-slT2
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Al DEC painting paperhanginr Pay
young 1913 " Forest TE 2-3272
Al PAINTING decorating Prompt
Service JosaC no 55Ss
a BETTER painting and paperinr job
hy mechanics references. LIZ 3ltb
ABSOI UTE SATISFACTION
WORK un job by myself free estimates
cast side If OC39
ALL wogk guar painting papcrhanr
ING plaStesinr proupt rcas. 10 6t64
PAINTING DECORATING. wall washing,
workmanship guaranteed To 6-6333
WALLPAPER removing plaster repairs
floor sanding We rent steamers. floor
- IoHNsl.N- -Hn n2s1
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RADIOS AND SUPPLIES

In Grinnelis for cash. Grands and ~
rights wanted Phone for appraisal. Ci
5000, extension 81.
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GAS HEAT
Is Your Furnace Sick
Furni,ure-Reiinish g-Repdir
GENERAL REPAIRS. SERVICE

FURNITURE rchnishing. cabinet repair
bleaching, noderninR reaso on b .
Guaranteed MA 1892. TO 1880
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Furnished Rooms Tor Feni

ATTRACTIVE GuuNrc rnw CouI q
preferred excellent tfHntp- Tafi.n 50
weekly Murray Of2q
ATTRACTIVE room frr rent ,aung
woman, hausei ID p1yNcres Can
CFcaf $3.50
LARGE star bedroom s..t.InF p.
lirtt housckcep.rg couple. rl c-iaren
oregon $3.50
ROOn-Shage klfcrQ uura lsa.agcs
IS ~ 491G. Bstf Ue-.m
COLORED -h,trscitc r.Hm f1r 0uF'r
person reference pL 3"1'
.COLOFED-Cbus'lan home tsaquHHy
furnished respectable lady Cr gentle
man TO 7-f272
cCLORED couple mrlfaH.3 u0r lv
~ kitchen " Gfsn- I'tt Tf 1906
COLORED--Front room 90 gentleman
TN il
OLORED-Furnishcf room f1r Frnf'e.
man, Chr'stisn home. .i frausp0ria'
,ion. TY 5-i0o5
COLORED-Gcnueman single 9r double
TY 7.7t42.
COLORED- Room 'or rrut r.re sllei
couple good tranap.riail. NE loI 5.
COLORED -- Room 'n- rrut modern
Christian home Fl TIet
COLOPED-shsre r1ou eifh v0rx.rr
rirl cooking priHlerey asia &lD-Uaeil
COLORED-2 nicely furaishcd oous
convenient trans INTfHfiNU 4f &-NHta
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pLUMBING-sEwER SERVICE

"A l-A CrEANED c'tNucsly dfains sni
sewers e. 90 sl5 Work ruar. Any
Time Anywhere TR --11l9
Al smEs Cleaned. 81 eieo'r,c ever
service. ~ ~ vT 7.5175. IN 2.2s54.
al I\ELECTNtC sewer and drein service.
Anytime and Suuday Tu hT4T2
a RETURNED vet. licensed MASTER. rr-
pairs alterations. electric scwet clean.
lnr TE 34I4 any time
Fpe antsrd Call anytime IL 2-s0f3
ALL PLUMBING repairs and complete
iukAuati0ns ~ SWary IN 3-ssAf
.6BROTT sever srruce-Clcared clec.
fricauv AZ hours and SUNDAY. SO 70
SIS. Free Est. Guaranteed TY 7-7sbs.
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Musical instruments Wanted

ACCORDIONs wanted. will pay cash
any make or model INTERNATlOSAl
ACCORDION Co. 1884 Chene RI s64,
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STOVES AND HEATERS

BIG SALE-2OO used stoves all kinds
new, pots 50 up Dealers invited.
l1Os Ha,brook
LARGE oil circulator suitable FOR farm
large store larrc home Sg5 a few c0a
stoves ,pr garago or homes 50 each
I you reed one and can't afford
convince me and Il give YOU one.
need my garage Cadillac 6i5s 2634
Fourteenth
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PLASTERING

PLASTERING
AL pLAsTERING cenines arches and
patchwork reasonable TR i.22of.
al PLASTERISG, ceilings patching al
kinds work WORK guar r,as DA 49, ;
Al PLASTEBINC repairs specialist.
material furu prompt srr'irc Tf
4-1T0E
BETTER repair Jobs hu kinds Prompt
service Guaranteed work Ia 4222
pIASTERING- Experienced nICn. Coves,
arches ceilings. All Kinds 81 1879
PIASTERING quality workmanship
and prompt service Cau TU 2-lb6O
after
REPAIR specialist arches ceilings.
patching quality work TW 2-36s3.
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FENMORE-VE WITS ONLY

Modem .hc,No0n bungalow nr nne
Pa F5 T5O 81 $50 dn 20 deed
tf2E0 ro FHA or $3.50 s57 30
mo in Hu,chkiss vE 7-073o
FDREFg AZ $500 " z Nile GIs
We have few houses left al $3.50
aLln .fL Ann an ~ T-Easn
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

/ CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising dis
plays posters 1900 Brush ST. Tele-
phone PA Ola
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LANGLOIS & RIEGAI.

f7r-rr6E CaTr5F' Real Estate Iiou.,
uFbRHOHs HIILS-d roon1. 4 hs.. a
colonial gas hta' fenced yzrd rs'sI
eagtlrrf Crndifdn esriy possessir =
CaU Betty 49, 22529 Para 81; -
1S14
DOLPHIN rooms bathroom nsSly
decorated GafaEF vacant t3 500.
$500 down
EJCEDfLE- rooms. bah. FUN base
Wsu' furnace Stzirs O. larFe attic,
FlltEgc o. ffrut porch Immediate rsoS-
st...,n SS.ftO 81 $50 down HogkinS.
.IlAa FfukfI Rrdfo-d Os76
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
DEARBORN

OVER 200 HOMES CALL Csi
visit ug and place your housing pF0bisn
l1 capable hands -. pictures cf tric,.
end 'ramf buu1slpwt eulcniaN and in-
comes Caring 1855 Michigan CE
c1fA
DEARBORN 2 bedroom trick. h0' II
h.st Years clt. tiie bath CE $500,
LF erg
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES
Lumber. Building Ma,eriuls

PEDIGREED cocker spaniel black male.
lraung city mus, sell Papers. Arm
strong 1927 Barrie Dearborn
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II. r. HOLTZMAN
Every Price Everywhere IL the
f.wrsfHa.stH

NrffhRest
ENISER--Grsfi1'-s Mile section Gus
f.n tuif 4 Bedrooms utility nom.
lof GGNl3s fenced s. 500 y cash.
Illck possrssi1u
IRWIS KlCHT 4 HIVES INC
225a- GEATlOT At Q MILE PL 7lis
GRAND RIVER -LIvFRSOfs Seciion--s
f.rufuk. bath ArrOia new storm win
doys fenced yard 81 500 down S25
month Owner SO 1892
GLYEN COURT Mr. Wu.DEMERE
7-rm brick and shingle English design.
UN steam completely furnished
l--dfm- up tile bah extra Law.
breakfast room front porch. screens.
awnings. range and Tefrigcratofs. 2-car
garage side drive Owner leaving state.
Imm possession 4 bargain a, si4 500.
Ia handy locauon Call MI. RydStedt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

ARR YOU having gas range trouble
For prompt service call IL 25s6.
HIGHLAND sUPPLY~CO
TO2O FENkEl T. CN l-Sboo
RESIDENTIAL SUPPLY co
o4aA WOODWARD TR l-620O
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RENTALS WANTED
FLATS FOR RENT
APIS. FOR RENT-Uniurnished

] G-EODM NAt- -ill-.l-.L-- - il----L
Z buy furniture rent s45 moa-.iy Au
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
ELEC. RADIATORS

Brand ncN la'es, model S2q.75. Avail.
ablC Or del Immediately. wagner Elcc-
tic Co, 1902 Linwoot TO s-iso2.
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SMITH-ORR CO.

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHlECLE.
LADDERS, ASBESTOS, SIDING,
LUMBER MILLWORK SHEET
METAL WHOLESALE
- ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLE!
1 4 ~ q. ". rrnr ptl.nn 0H nrnn
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE INC
Brick Homes-vets Only
CARRIE. mr.. Outer Drive
HOMER WARREN g. co.
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g. g,-o-@YAEAEr-
Ncys rEht lu' Rr.opditn0hec
rr-a-A nd 1le fl1K- extra latse let
e5s+y 500 down CURING. sO57
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DEARBORN r IT NlchiEan nd
ScHas'',r 7fCom buufal0E 2-csr trics
ft-aEr a miniature ely nat Eat 'ea-
Ilr,d So different pag~cs IN. srefts;ioa
rHawS = cSE be bought extra ouus, tcl
account - fSTsl;h CARING OR 3leg.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Furniture. Household Goods
A Jannarv Clearance
ALL VETERANS

Sneciai confederation O. -ryicfmen or
furniture. refrigerat0~s Wafhcu lfoucu.
las and electric ranges FaCuums
Benjamin Appliance Shop
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-27
Three Given
u. s. Leases
IN Montana

Federal oil and gas leases have
been issued to the following, &C
cording to notice received from
the general land office by T. F.
CORDIALLY, register of the Great Falls
land office:
The lien F. Featherstone of Den
yer, Sc Sc 31-33N-4E, 40 acres on
the Utopia structure in Liberty
county.
To Edwin S. Coombs of Clayton.
Mo, SW and VIZ NW14 Section 9:
NE NV, Section %, SW Section 26,
SW Section 35 in 32N-35E and lots
l and 2, Sc NE Section 30-32N-36E.
The lease covers 708 acres in Valley
county, on the eastern edge of the
Bowdoin structure.
To Earl Schrantz of Casper, Wyo.,
all of Section 29-27N-9W. This
covers $40 acres in Teton county.
about 10 miles northwest of the
General Petroleum wildcat now
testing the Teton anticline.