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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-11-13

Mrs. Melvin Jacobson and De.
lores were visitors at the Ed Nah.
lum home on Thursday. Melvin
jacobson made a business trim IN
Wolf Point also on Thursday.
French School Notes
We wish to thank all who kind
ly loaned us stoves, coffee boilers
etc. which we needed to serve sun
per at our Halloween party. Mrs
M. Jacobson, Mrs. c. H. Peterson
Ed Holum, Alvin Hagen and Fran
ces Nahum furnished music and
entertainment for the evening. We
appreciate their cooperation and
thank them.
The main thought of our pro-
gram this week has to do with
Armistice day, which is on We'd
nesday. Our program is as follows:
Songs-Dixie, Keep the Home
Fire Burning, and Battle Cry
of Freedom-School
Recitation-Billy and Me-Oliver
Simenson
Observation-Disclosures Fields-Ethel
Ingvaldson
Recitation-Bed in Summer-Myra
Simenson
Song-"Bells"-Bobby Peterson
Talk-Civil War Events-Willard
Nahum
A Happy Thanksgiving-Edna ST.
henson
The First Observation-Disclosures
Nahum.
Those having perfect attendance
for the first six weeks are: Will
lard Nahum, Christel Nahum.
Ethel Ingvaldson, Myra Simenson,
Edna Simenson, Oliver Simenson.
Ernest Giersdorf, Robert Peter
son.
We are combining our Indian
sand table with a new Pilgrim
group for Thanksgiving. Mrs. C.
Peterson has kindly offered us
4 larger box to accommodate the
this time. The primary
worked the Indian project.
We are practicing some Pilgrims
songs for Thanksgiving music to
sing with our little play.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-11-13

A large number of local peopl'
took advantage of carnival weel
in Wolf Point. The last day Of the
Carnival week surely did not lool
like depression, and most mer-
chants in town didn't think SC
either.
VIM. w. Goossen was lucky te
get on the Highway crew, which
is working between Nashua and
Glasgow.
The Ladies helping hands club
met at the P. D. Janzen home last
week. This week Thursday they
meet at the A. A. Olfert home.
And the following week they meet
at the E. A. Schmidt home. The
best way to find out whether or
not this is a worth while club Is
to attend one of their meetings,
then decide for yourself.
The little infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Olfert died
last Sunday night after being sick
only 2 days. Funeral is to be held
Wednesday of this week, at the
Bruderthaler church. Our heart
felt sympathy goes to the bereav-
ed family.
]. ]. Baker went to Glasgow
last Friday, bringing back with
him Tavern and Pete Friessen who
spent the week end at the par
entail homes. Mr.. Baker took the
boys back to Frazer Sunday eve
ming from where they intended to
catch the train for Glasgow again.
The boys r attending high
school.
Clothing contributed by the
Farmers Union people from Wis
consin and Minnesota is to be dis
tributed by our local committee
this week to the local Farmers
Union people who applied for
them. And we say our local com
mittee has a real job on their
hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Quiring are
the parents of a baby boy born
last Sunday.
The auction sale at the A. H.
Duerksen farm was well attended
last Monday and some articles
sold for a good price.
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Liberty

School News
Agnes MECHANICAL visited school
OF Friday of last week.
Sophie Olfert is absent from
school this week because of sick
ness.
The literary program committee
has made out the following pro-
gram for Friday.
Recitation, Harold Olfert, 1st grade
Solo with uke accompaniment
John Heinrichs
Recitation-Abe Heinrichs, Bird
grade
Current Events-Layton Payne
Riddles-Arnold Payne
Song-Boys of the school
Every one except Layton Payne,
Charlotte Readicker and Mary
Heinrichs received a perfect at
tendance certificate for the sec
ond month of school. Three small
certificates will merit a larger
one.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-11-13

the Earl Lingle home Thursday
and Friday.
Virgil Willis spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miriam Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Tew and
family called at Cooks Saturday
night.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-11-13

Our mail carrier crosses the
ferry at Oswego since the Frazer
ferry is gone.
Pat Montgomery made a trip to
the river Wednesday.
w. A. Cook helped Dalton Brown
Friday and Saturday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-11-13

Norman d. Sanford, alleged lead
er of a liquor smuggling ring, who
was indicted about IS months ago
for conspiracy to violate the pro-
hibition law, pleaded guilty to the
charge in Federal court at Great
Falls this week, and was fined
$12, 800 by Judge Pray.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19
Benrud

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Nelson left
for Minnesota Saturday by car.
Mrs. Emil Nelson has been on
the sick list the last week.
Grandma Campbell and Frank
were Sunday dinner guests at the
John Mann home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stat and
Evelyn Lucille called at the Hans
Siljenberg home Sunday.
Archie Campbell and family
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Nate Green home.
Ida Wagner and Alta Bell Mann
called on Mrs. NJ. G. Senzek last
Thursday also on John Schauers.
Arthur and Wilbur Mann called
on Adolph Wlabauer recently.
Mrs. Milton Siljenberg and vi
Wan, Miss Tillie Opheim, and
Miss Jean Johnson called on
Adam Wagner last Thursday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19
Castle Rock

Mrs. J. L. Taylor and baby
daughter spent several days last
week visiting relatives near SEQ
hey.
Earl Green and Boyd Taylor at
tended the base ball game at Sill
yer Star Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Taylor. Mrs.
John Taylor and B. R. Taylor
made a business trip to Scobey
Thursday.
Miss Rose Krogstad called on
Mrs L. r. Sullivan Monday.
There will be a base ball game
at Volt Wednesday the 18th, be-
tween Volt and Silver Star,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sullivan
called on Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. ST
menson Tuesday.
Miss Esther Conant, teacher of
the Westside school,, is enjoying a
weeks vacation at Miles City.
Gil and Oscar Forsness called
on B. R. Taylor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Taylor and
children and Mrs. L. R. Sullivan
and children called at the E. N.
Taylor home Sunday.
Archie Krogstad returned home
from Cut Bank last week with a
of low wages and an over
supply of men for the road work.
Neal Raymond, who is visiting
at the Gil Forsness home, called on
Burke Taylor Monday.
Don't forget the dance at the
Benrud hall Friday the 18th.
Charles Taylor is visiting at the
&. N. Taylor home this week. :
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19
MINNESOTA INVITES ~
CATTLE FOR FEEDING

Livestock owners who are inter
ested in moving their sheep or
cattle out of this territory on ac-
count of drouth and feed shortage
are requested to get in touch with
E. c. Leedy Of the Great Northern
agricultural development depart
ment at an early date.
In a recent letter to the county
extension agent. Mr.. Leedy adj
vises that livestock can be moved
with the privilege Of feeding in
transit providing grazing can be
secured along the Great Northern.
Later these must go to market.
There is a large area of cut
over land in Minnesota which has
only a sparse growth of trees and
brush and a large per cent of it
has a good growth of grass, wild
peas and other forage. There is
ample water in the streams and
lakes. While there is no large
tract in a single ownership. ar
engagements can, no doubt. be
made for grazing. Mr.. Leedy sug-
gests that arrangements be start
ed at once if movement of stock
is anticipated.
Some livestock owners in other
sections are finding it advisable to
ship out steers and thus leave suf-
ficient feed for feeding stock
A. ". Warden, county agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19
Dry Fork

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruen spent Sun
day evening at the A. RensvoId
home.
The ladies Aid meet at HoT-
oien's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Forsness and
family called at the Rensvold
home Sunday.
The Dry Fork ladies club will
meet at Mrs. Balbinot's on Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. Myers and Delbert spent
Sunday at the Wagaman home.
Dean Swanson and Gladys Win
ship visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Toavs Sunday.
c. H. Winship, A. L. Homrighaus
and C. H. DeVaney were driving
through the Benrud country for
the interest of the Farmers Union
last week.
Frank and Robert Toays called
VIM. Toavs Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Toavs at
tended the Sunday school conven-
ton at Lustre.
Minnie Wallace, Bob DeVaney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Kelstrup and
son attended church at Volt Tues
day evening.
Cliff DeVaney called on VIM.
Toavs Wednesday morning.
Mrs. c. H. Winship arrived
home from Shell Rock Sunday eve
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Lustre

A number Of young men from
this community left for the west
to get employment with the Mon
tana Power Co. Report is that
none got work, too many men for
the jobs.
J. ]. Toews and family, who
have been here for the past two
weeks, left last Monday for their
home near Mountain Lake, MINI.
They intended to stop over at
Lostwood. n. D., on their way
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Baker re-
turned last week from Helena,
where they visited with Mrs.
Bakers folks.
Mrs. ]. P. Tiezen, who took sick
last week, has recovered again so
that she could be taken home last
Sunday. She was cared for at
Mrs. P. P. Funk's home in Wolf
Point.
The Arnold Sonsteng family
called at the c. P. Funk home last
Sunday night.
A. H. Duerksen and family visit
ed at the Jim Long home in Os-
wego last Sunday.
The largest crowd that ever
entered the Bruderthaler church
at any one time was there last
Sunday, partaking in the Union
Sunday school convention. More
than 100 ears and trucks were
counted.
A. H. Duerksen, P. D. Jansen
and Dave Goertzen made a bus
mess trip to Glasgow last Tues
lay
Last Monday was a busy day
It the Lustre school. A big num-
Der of children were examined by
.wO state nurses. A ladies' Help
ng Hand club was organized. and
also a girls All club.
J. J. Baker is a pretty nervous
nan these days. You remember
lie said it wasn't going to rain
much until the 10th OF June. But
he 10th is done gone and where
that rain John?
Sunday School Missionary Nc ,
Iean, from Glasgow, was in our
community last Sunday. While
lere he engaged Henry J. Wiens
md D. D. Unrau as vacation Bible
school teachers for this summer.
Ir. Wiens and Unrau started
heir work last Monday.
Orville Teichrow who has been =
working for Tyner & Boley at the
.heep camp for the past month,
las returned home.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19
Sand Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas
and daughter Miss Eileen and
Donald S~teffensen were Sunday
dinner guests at the Ward Fletch.
er home. Those calling there in
the afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Curtis and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kao and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Kao and granddaughters,
Blanche and Eva, Ray Hahn, Mr..
Curtis, Logan and Stanley Sackett
and Wayne Gorton.
The Vida B. Y. P. U. gave a very
nice program at the Wiers school
house Sunday afternoon. There
was a large crowd and every one
had a lovely time. Friday the 26th
the Sand Creek B. Y. P. U. will go
to Vida and hold a meeting. The
ladies brought dinner Sunday and
spread down for everybody to en-
joy, which they did. Rev. MILAN
preached a very good sermon in
the forenoon. The first Sunday in
July Mr.. H. E. Prall will give a
talk on prohibition at IL o'clock.
Everyone is invited to come no
matter what your views are on the
subject.
John Herman and Fred Rathert
were callers in this vicinity Sun
day.
Those calling at the Sickels
home Sunday afternoon were Mr..
and Mrs. B. C. F1eenor and Ted,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seminars and
Hazel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Seminars.
Those calling at the Seminars
home Sunday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. George Beck and family,
and Mrs. Guy Sickels and
and Leroy Goodsell.
The Homemakers club meets
his month at the home of Mrs.
:. A. Buxton.
Dolores Cooper called on
'helma Sickels Monday.
We received the heaviest down
'Our in this immediate vicinity
Wednesday evening, that has fall
in years.
William Buxton is clerking in
he store this week.
Mrs. Robert Thomas and Miss
larry Sickels called on Mrs. VIM.
Saturday afternoon.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Viers home we're Rev. MILAN,
aughter Kathryn, Misses Dorothy
odd, Ruby Johnson, Leroy Good
ell and Ralph Sickels.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19
Vida

Miss Ruth Holverson is spend
ing a week in the home of he
friend, Miss Elsie Jorgensen.
Miss Martha Olsen returned
home Saturday from Havre where
she has attended school the pas
year.. Martha will teach the Dill
Ion or chill Crest) school the com
ing year.
The Young Peoples Society OF
this community met with the
young people at Sand Greek Sun
day. A picnic dinner was enjoyed
and everyone had a very pleasant
time
Miss leila Nefzger is assisting
Mrs Albert Huber with household
duties this week.
Miss Lorena Loendorf was out
from Wolf Point over Sunday, a
guest in the home of her sister,
Mrs. L. A. Jacobs.
Mrs. VIM. Gray and daughter
Alice and son Estel. who have
been here from Valley City visit
ing relatives. went to Glendive
Sunday and will visit there in the
home OF their son and brother.
John.
The r. n. A. dance held here
Saturday night was we'll attended
and the ladies cleared around $50.
The Vida base ball team drove
to Bloomfield Sunday where they
expected to play against Bloom
field, but on arrival there found
they rel to play against the
Glendiye team. We were handi-
capped, as usual, by some of our
men not being able to go. and so
at the beginning of the game we
had little hopes of winning. Ut was
to be a seven inning game only,
as there was another game SEIZED
uled for the afternoon too In
the last half of the sixth inning
the core was 2 and 5 in favor of
Glendive. Vida had two men
down when bang. something
started, and the home team
brought in / scores, making the
score 5 to 6 in our favor, as Glen
dive was unable to bring in any
more in the 18th.
However we have some new
base ball material growing up as
four of the Vida Juniors went to
Wolf Creek Sunday and played a
very good game against 6 of the
Wolf Checkers, being 4 against s,
the Wolf Checkers won the day.
The Vida community ladies aid
had contemplated building a
church this year but have recon
sidered and are not going to build
this year as crops and everything
are so poor.
Miss Ruth Nefzger, who has
been visiting in the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Dye, returned home a
few days ago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason
and family of Terry visited with
friends and relatives over the
weekend.
Carl and Frank Presser and
Walter Eggebrecht visited at Pure
Water last week.
Mrs. Triechelt entertained last
Sunday in honor of the birthday
of her sister, Miss Belle Kwsney.
Ice can and cake were served
and the guests departed wishing
Belle many more such happy oc-
casions.
Vida and Glendive crossed bats
on the Bloomfield diamond Sun
day with Vida emerging the vic
tor, 5 to s.
The Vida Christian Endeavor
gave a very enjoyable program at
Sand Creek Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Nefzger is in Circle
caring for Mrs. MILAN who is
very i'll.
Club
We wish to remind all the clubs
that are planning to attend the
achievement day program at Vida
on July End, that they will be re-
CURED to furnish n or more
numbers for the program. 1t may
be a song, speech or stunt, but it
must be something. Remember
the date and remember the num-
Der.
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Victory

A large number from here at
tended the Sunday school conven-
ton at the NJ. B. church near
Lustre, Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Heinrichs
are rejoicing over the arrival Of
a son born Sunday.
Harry Hilstead, who has been
visiting with Ben Thompson for
the last six weeks, departed for
his home in South Dakota Monday.
Al. Huber and Harry Kirkpat-
rick called on friends in this COM
munity Thursday and stayed over
night with Dell Trimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Securely and
family and Pete Heinrichs enjoy
ed supper with Dell Trimble Sun
day.
Charlotte Readicker began paro-
chial school in Wolf Point Mon
day, Mary Ellen and James
Securely are also attending.
The Busy Bee 4-H Potato club
meets with James Securely Satur-
day evening. All members are re-
quested to attend as we have lots
of work to be done that day.
Geo. Newfield and family visited
Sunday with P. M. Franz
Margaret Readicker was visit
ing friends in Wolf Point a couple
Of days.
Paul Youngkin was an over
night visitor of James Scourey's
Tuesday last.
Abe Ediger Sr. is convalescing
from an attack of the "fu."
Martin Olson is hauling coal to
he Victory school this week.
This is the last week of paro-
school at the Victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ferdina visited
With has. Meyers folks Thursday
evening.
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(TOO late for last week.
Everett Prall left for Wyoming
where he has work on a Dude
ranch.
Ed. Mcmahon spent Wednesday
evening with Clarence Chamber
lain.
The Gorton family intend to
leave this week for Michigan
where they will visit relatives.
They are making the trip by car.
Mrs. Buxton and Mrs. Dave EN-
inert had the thrill Of their lives
last Wednesday when returning
from Wolf Point to be caught on
the highway in a cloud burst
abut IL miles north of Sand
Greek. These things do not hap
pen very often in Montana. How
ever, after about an hours wait
and putting on chains they made
the trip safely home.
Everyone has new hopes since
the rain but Of course are wish
ing for more.
We understand Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Tweten are leaving by auto
this week for a trip through
Minnesota. The Coopers will take
are of their home during their
absence.
Wayne Gorton will stay with
the Sackett brothers while his
parents are away.
Mrs. Edith Emmert and son
Charles visited at the Buxton
home on Thursday. They report
good rains at Weldon also,
Mrs. H. E. Prall made a bus
mess trip to town on Wednesday.
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ming where she went to attend the
funeral OF her mother. While in
Shell Rock two of Mrs. Winship's
cousins passed away, one in a
car accident and the other one
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19

fell down a fight Of steps. Mrs.
Winship says in North Dakota
things look a lot worse than here.
Dead carcasses were seen along
the road.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19

Citizens of Libby are petition
ing the railroad commission to re-
quire the Empire builder to stop
there.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-06-19

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High Glass Photographic Work
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WOLF POINT, MONTANA
Now located u block north Of
City Hall.
NEW Low PRICE LIST
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6 glossy prints for 25 cents. Extrs
prints from your negatives. am
size up to and including post caro-
4 cents each.
We will make a 10 inch enlarge
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based on cash With order. II
cash does not accompany order,
we will send work COD. In send
ing cash please send coin. If toe
much the over-payment will be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
COMMUNITY PLAY GUILD
WILL PRESENT COMEDY
"The Queens Husband" to Be
Given at Mckinley Auditorium
Friday and Saturday Nights.

A comedy, 1.-The Queens Husband"
will be presented Friday and Saturday
nights by the Community Drama Guild
in the Mckinley Auditorium, Second
and T streets northeast.
The play was written by Robert
Emmett Sherwood It will be directed
by Will Hutchins of American Univer-
sity.
Rehearsals have extended over
three weeks. Stage settings have been
designed by Miss Ethel Prince, chair
man of the Guilds Scenic Effects
Committee. Harold Snyder will have
charge of the lighting effects.
The cast will include Paul Alexander,
William E. Bryant, Lieut.. Edward
Roy Mckenzie, B. p. Wheatley, Mrs.
Otto Wagner, Mrs. Grace Peters john
son, Miss Nell Childs, Miss Frances
Bingham Cole, Maurice Jarvis, Harry
Welker. Thomas Cahill, DR.. Charles
r. Gordon, Mannix Walker and Her
man P RiesS.
Reserved seat tickets have been
placed on sale at T. Arthur Smiths
and the American Automobile
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
RELIEF RECORD SET
BY SALVATION ARMY
December Shows Heavy Increase
in Number of Those Fed
and Housed.

All records for a single month In ad-
ministering relief TO homeless men were
shattered by the Salvation Army in
December, Maj. James Asher announced
yesterday.
Reports disclosed the number of white
men cared for jumped approximately
500 per cent, and colored men about
400 per cent last month over the same
period in 1929. White transients cared
for In December. 1880, totaled 2,044 as
compared with 359 in December, 1929.
Colored transients aided last month ag-
gregated 1856, against 202 in the same
month the year before
In addition, the relief department
helped lit families in December, 1880,
or about twice as many as in December,
1929.
Mai. Asher said the Army had cared
fer nearly 200 women and children since
July !, 1880, who had no other place
TO 60 He explained an emergency
home for women Is maintained at 500
Fifth street under the supervision of
Envoy Pattie Grimshaw. Clean beds
and food were provided for deserted
mothers and their children, young
stranded girls and Others
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27
)OSILY YACHT
WILL EXPLORE
Lost CULTURE

NEW YORK. sept. %. VA
yacht reputed 70 have cost more
than el.500,000 has nosed It's shining
white hun into Glen Cove harbor
- b made ready for Z trip to Eas-
Ter Island. where 20 scientists viii
attempt to solve the mystery Of a
lost civilization" The island Is In
The Polynesian group in the south
Pacific ocean.
Since the discovery o. the island
"a Easter Sunday 1722 by the Dutch
Admiral Roggevecn there have been
various indications Of the existence
q : past culture.
Answers Sought.
The expedition o Eldridge r.
johnson Of Moorestown. will try 70
determine among other Things, WHO
carved and erected huge stone SIa-
tutes on the island: who made wood
en- images found IL ~profusion there.
and what feats Of engineering were
required 70 move the stone images,
some OF them weighing many tons
Huge blocks Of stone form the
walls surrounding some Of the cities
and the origin Of the stone Is a
mystery. Prof. Macmillan Brown OF
christ Church, N. Zmn. ~ years ago
found carved alphabetical char
acters.
Mr.. johnson has long been inter-
estcd ia scientific exploration. He
has not yet made public the names
OF the scientists who will make the
expedition.
Boat Well Equipped
His yacht Is ITO feet long over all
and has two Diesel eight cylinder
engines, generating 1900 horsepower
II has four decks, elevator installa-
tion. smoking rooms. shelter houses,
observation rooms. special suites for
owners and for q crew OF 50 under
Capt. Andrew Peterson.
The yacht il named Caroline and
Is q clipper bow type. Equipment IN
cludes q gyro-stabliSer. Weighing
los 900 pounds, which win keep the
ship balanced to q two-degree roll.
The yacht was launched at Bath.
Me, July Is.