Single crystal films having the nominal composition

have been grown by liquid phase epitaxy and analyzed by magnetic resonance at room temperature. A large magnetic damping, a fairly high cubic anisotropy term K
2, and an electrical p-conductivity of the order of 10
-5Ω
-1cm
-1, all suppressible by a chemicalin the crystal. An increase of the uniaxial anisotropy is also observed in the reduced specimens. This effect produces a drastic variation of the domain pattern which changes from narrow parallel domains (asgrown film) to mazelike stripe domains (reduced film).