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Evening star., 1937-07-01
Dynamite Blast Kills Eight.

JOHANNESBURG Union Of South
Africa, July / R)-One European and
eight natives were killed today in a
dynamite explosion In a factory at
Modderfontein, l9 miles east Of here.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Handbags, So
Oripin0lIr 81, SI.Q5

O77S7VU1TJ u, 511J
SIS bags in simulated leath-
ers and suede. Variety of
colors and styles. slightly
soiled from display.
20 Belts. Originally SOC to
$3.50. Now----25
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Cotton Frocks, 95e
Originally SI.95 to S295

IS printed percales, piques,
novelty cotton and dotted
Swiss. Women's and misses
sizes.
IL Cotton FrockS Of printed
piques and seersuckers. Broken
sizes for misses and women.
Were $395. Now ---$2.65
80 Misses Printed Rayon Frocks,
few cotton frocks included.
Sizes IA to 20. Were $5.95.
ANoN eo.fJ
! White Uniforms, long-sleeved.
Originally $l95 to S395.
Now CSC to $1.95
Down STAIRS SToRE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Women's Beach
Sandals, IS

Originally 81 to 51.95
los pairs women's rubber
soled sandals with heels.
White, blue, yellow. Few
linen sandals with leather
soles. Broken sizes.
1s6 pairs Women's Black or
Brown Kid Shoes. Oxfords,
straps. Broken sizes. Originally
1895, IS. NoW---S1.95
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Girls Summer
Goats, $50
We're S5.95

Is lightweight Summer
wool coats in white and
pastels. Sizes 7 to 16.
IL Pique Coats. Sizes 10 to is.
Originally S1.95. Now-----95c
u Beach Shirts in desert cloths
(cotton). Sizes 10 to 16. Were
81. Now -------50c
IL Flannel Jackets, all-wool.
White and few pasteb. Sizes Z
to 16. Were $2.95. Now--S1.95
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

VI y fV PI 20
176 sheer little girls dresses
in variety of styles and
color combinations. Sizes
3 to 6l2.
IA Pique Goats, some with hats.
Sizes 3 to s. Originally $3.50.
Sl95. Now----9 $50
Down STAIRS SroRI, INFANTS.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Bon Der @aibingtOner
stQOtbermaltmmg
stenern, Sufem-g erbeRerang, nene
8eamte.

Mls 5a1mann uno 8erater Der
Staotbeb0roe in 6dben Der gin8ie=
bung Der fiir3li9 pom &ongreB Dor
geIebenen ~belonoeren neuen Steu=
ern fir oie StaOt @aibington in
906e bon acbt W}iaionen Collar MUIR
De iebt Der 3edtsanpolt Sol. g..
sc organ angeitellt. ~ 9ie bonn
&ongreB bel6loiiene Aenoeruug uno
8er6eIierung oes @afens in Der
@egen0 Der iiebten StraBe fam Dor
nd6Iten CONNER 1 + in @ngriff
qenommen meroen. 9ie So IT e n
meroen etipa $1,65O,OO0 betragen;
aber Oie @el0er iino nod nidt
gat3 bereit geIteqt moroen. 8ei6lie-
BEN uno @el0 CUR 8erfiigung iteaen
iino beim &ongreB 5pei beri6ieoene
9inge. Sci Ser gile am S9luB Der
SiBungen borige ISOLDE puroe Die
8itte ser 8iirgermeiiter @aibingtons
Inn 8e~reitItelltng bon Wtitteln fir
ben 8eginn Ser Mrbeiten am Safen
abgei6ldgen. Grit nd6lteS Sdbr
ooer nod ipGter bofft man tpirfli6
anfangen au fonnen. 9ie Staot
@albington bat - obne bic 8or-
itdote 81 5ablen - $4,000 @inmob-
ner, ober am 90. allguit puroe Die
@eburt nur zines ein8igen Sim
beg gemeloet, m6breno ionlt tdgli6
20-25 @eburten in Der Staot gu
ber5ei1nen iino. - Sir Die Gin
3ie6ung Ser neiien Steuern fir
oie Staot @aibington fperoen 60 be-
IonOere 8eamte benotigt, obne bic
ienigen mitou3dblen, Die fir Steuer-
3tpede bereits nngeiteGt fino. Die
3ablung ielblt lit Bis gum 81. Of
tober Deri1oben Doroen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

-6omilie gbriitian 9ronen-
Bitter oerlebten ibre Sommerfe-
rien i'm Staote Nep gorf BEL ibren
8errpan0ten. 8iele 4ltotouren muir
Ben unternomnen uno Die Seem Oor-
fer @roBit1Ote Iotpie aud oie @e6ir-
&c beiudt. Aber Oabeim lit es ood
INNER am i60niten.
-5rau Wonifa S9mi0t
madte cine i6one 93eanreiie, melfe
iie 5por nift nn6 9euti6lano brad-
te, ionoern na6 Bolton. Die 5abrt
ging bon Baltimore our @u6t bin-
aus an Ser Riifte oes Mtlantfl9en
S5eans entlang bis nod Bolton. Sn
ibrer 8egleitung NOR ibre feline geih-
te Wonifa &eri9baum.
SEER uno 5rau 8m. SLAMS
mann batten lieben 8eiu9 ans
@ilmington, uno 5tpor 6rau Sou-
g e / neblt SdDiegerto6ten. 2eioer
muBte Der 8eiu6 MIR 81 friib mie-
Der auriif mad @ilmington, oa Die
9a6ri6t fam, BOB Der @nfel bon
6rau Sanger pl0bli9 erfranft lei.
@err uno 6rau &lausmann bra6ten
lie oann pieoer 3uriid uno o%erlebten
einige Gage oortielbft.
-9lus Saar6riiden er6ielten mir
cine @nli6tsfarte bon @errn uno
6rou @uitun $ seller Sic iino BON
Sannober iiber @lberfelo, ben &bein
entlong bis &oblen5 ua9 Seioel6erg
uno Saarbriiden gefabreil, Ser Sci
mot BON Srau Seaer. 9ie &bein-
gegen0 bat linen DEFENDERS gut ge=
fallen. Die So1ter miro inn 8eniio-
nat Marienburg in 8aaenoor a. ST..
Die nG6iten 8tpei Sabre 8ubringen.
-No6 8eenoigung oes CONNER
lebrfurius an Der @olumbia- Timber
litGt in Stem gorf, an mel6em SRI.
5reoa un0 Garla SderSbau en-
teilnobmen, ma6ten oieielben cine
m~unoerpoqe Alttofabrt our6 Die
n@bite Mountoins" uno iiber ben
.Mobapf Grail. Sn @tlontic gitD
n~erlebten lie ebenfaas 10 Gage uno
ieBt iino iie pieoer in ibrer i6onen
@obming inn 2oSaae Experiment.
angelangt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@aiBingtOner
SOMrmsaaserlei
Serr Senrid 1T Better Der Ireisfnb
Der Melt.

Ole beb0roli6 onerfannte @reis-
fub Der 8elt (ni6t MIR Der @erei-
nigten Staaten) befinoet iid ouf Der
8eaeoue 5orm i'm noben SDattspil-
le, Mo. BETTER Der 6arm uno Ser
8reisfub lit @err gbriitian 9eurif.
@r unterbdlt cine gauge 9er0e ed-
ter Sollteiner &iibe. Die Breisfub
CAB I'M p~erfloflenen Sabre 14N
Eonnen Wild, mel6e 1870 8funo
8utterfett entbielten uno mel1es
1900 8funo Butter CAB. Die Sub
miro n19iie ISOLDE oltf Der lanomirt-
idaftliden @usiteIlling in Gominum,
80 N1eilen binter Baltimore an Der
StraBe nod gorf gelegen, 5u ieben
iein. Wean bat oortiel6it elm eige-
mes @ebduoe fir iie erri9tet. @err
&euri6 lit nit GROCER 8eredtigung
lebr itol5 auf 6ieies 8radteremplar.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
g6seurOueter 9idReiu, sic oNa8is4
mn6 Der r@~OlfsbunO".

Ser u~6eriibmte" Abgeoronete Sa-
muel giditein iudt auf neue art
uno @eiie ben n0a8is@ in ben Ser
einigten Staaten auf ben 2etb gu
ridden. gr mill Die S. It i36ebor Il
5 e peronlaIien, Die % Sugenolager
Ser nNa5is~ auf 90 affenbelit3
uno @affentranSport bin gu unter-
Iuden. Ser Sultiaminiiter Cunt
MINIS loa bereits 8riefe uno AuS=
funft iber Die gerlebung Der 8af-
fengeieBe ourd geaaifibrer baben.
0ieie @affen Itommen obenorein an-
gebli1 aus 9eut 6lano. Old
item bofft ferner bonn ndbiten Som
greg G~rlolibnis 8u Deiterer amtlid=
er nnteriudung Der u9fa5ibetpegnng
in 4merifa 81 erbolten.
Sn3nii1en iu6t Die 6euti d e
&egierune oieier l1nteriudung Oa-
our6 al b~egegnen, oaB iie periu6t,
Ro3i-@ ruppen-5iibre in ben Der.
Stooten gu Mitglieoern oes oeltt-
iden oipIomatii6en 9ienites
gu MAIDEN. Die Suiti36eb0roe 5iebt
augenblidIi6 @rfunoigungen iiber
ale o-euti6amerifanii6en gereine
Elm.
Ser @oibingtoner ugpening
Gtar~ (Dom "a. AuguiD pwrote-
ftierte in einem Itarf oeutid-
feinoli6en 2eitartifel gegen bic
oNo3i-Naibete~, ben 5iibrern oes
ugolfsbunoes" in Mmerifa 0iplo-
mati6en &anf seben 5u molten,
gegen uoielen genialen Blan oes
9errn @rnIt @ilbelm 8oble" in
Berlin, Ser an Der Spite Der Mbtei-
lung fir MuslanoB6eufldtum i'm
a~uSmGrtigen Mmt in Berlin ltebt;
Der yStar~ orobt oamit, i'm gelell-
ldaftli6en uno dmtliden 2eben Der
8~ereinigten Staten oieie unO Die
anoeren oeuti6en 9iplomaten eir-
fad gu ignorieren.
("German diplomats would be
ignored, socially and officially,
before their party henchmen
would be admitted }.
Ser vStar~ betraGtet ben Blan
ais meitere Stdrfung Der national
o8ialiftii6enB ropaganoa in Amerifa.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Senat bemiaigte Sch
fir &enbauten
lGe6er cine Miliun Dollar fir aran-
~fenbGnier unb 6UridaHg.

Sim leBten Gage Der SiBungen oes
Senats muroen enoli9 fir bier LANCE
geplante llnternebmungen in Der
Staot @albington Die @eloer bepil=
ligt, Inn menigltens einen Anfang gu
MAIDEN, na1oem 0as A~bgeoroneten-
baus ole 8orlagen bereits angenom-
men batte, ndmlih 100000 fir Elm
neues Marine-& 0taOal
@olpitaD, oas beiBt 5und6lt nur fir
ben Mnfauf zines 8auplobes; OaS
&ranfenbaus lelbit ioa $4,850,000.
foiten. Wian bat ii6 bisber orei
8l1Be nngeIeben, ale auf @Igeln am
Botomac=6luB; Der 8lab i'm Suo=
often ouf benz @ege mad Marl6or-
ougb bat oie mei1te Musii9t, gem6blt
3u meroen. @eiter erbielt Die Sc
lunobeitsbeb0roe enoli1 {, 900.
fir ben 8au oes nyfationol Cancer
Snltitute" in 8etbesoa; I'M Sanuar
ioa cine peitere Summe folgen, 0a
Der &ongreB einitimmig fir oieleS
Snftitltt bic Musgabe bon $750,000
uno einen ipateren idbrliden 3uiduB
bon 100000 beidloB. Sir &aoi-
um meroen iofort 100000 ausge-
geben iperoen. 0rei @ebdltoe ioaen
iebt Iofort erridtet meroen 8pei an
0ere Ioaen folgen. &rebs totet ie0es
Sabr 100000 Amertfaner. Die Sci
ferion-D enfmal- aommiiiion erbielt
ferner $4,000 CUR 6~ortiebung ibrer
Mrbeit. 9as Mbgeoronetenbaus lebn-
te 8emiQigung bon ~geforoerten 500,=
900 fir oas 9enfmal ab, fails es am
0Eioal-8afin" 5u liegen fame. Als
pierte @eloiumme CAB Der &ongreB
Der Staot @aibington $4,000 fir
ben @nfauf oes @runo u1o 8ooenS
fir einen Srappen=ltebungsplab elm
0Armorp4 uno 3tpar am @noe Der
.@oit Capitol -StroBe. 9as @e-
bduoe ielbit miro crit ipdter erri6tet
meroen. 8unadit nil man oas
2nno erperben, ebe es al teuer
miro. Bier StraBengebierte iouen
ermorben mer6eA Ser Senat be-
miQigte ferner noNe $4,000 fir oaS
Stuoium Ser Steuer-8 g rb1ltniiie Der
8unoesbauptltaot. Gin 8eriht jon
gum Sanuar borgelegt neroen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
o@rnf- 3eppelin" -2nftidiff bringt
gum eritem Mfal @el6 elm.

9os befounte, groBe 2uftidiff
n@rof Zeppelin, oas oftmals ben
atlantii6en Ocean ii6erquert bot, 1T
iebt in 6ranffurt ausgeIteIlt. Die
Sabrten lin6 eingeiteat poroen; fie
bra6ten obnebin ni6ts elm. Ole
oeuti6e &egierung, nie man iest erit
erf1brt, 8oblte bisber ben @erluit bon
40 8ro8ent. Sect aber, BEL Der Als-
iteaung, mo- oas groBe, idauluitige
8lblifum eingelaoen miro, iid oas
S6iff gu beieben, bringt oos lenf6are
S1iff oas ni6t mebr gelenft miro,
3um erIten Wial 8rofit elm. Die neu-
gierigen 8eiuAer 8ablen ettua 90
8fennige gintritt. Sn ben erIten 3
@o6en Der @rsitellung beiu6ten
100000 8%erionen oas Sdiff. Ser
8rofit mar Bis iebt idun $4,000
Marf ODER ettpa $4,000 nod altem
@ert uno $4,000 no6 beutigem
@ert.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
r9entIder Sag" in Baltimore:
IL. Geptember.

Sn Baltimore feiern Oie oeutiden
8ereine Der Staot am Sonntag, ben
12. September, oen o0eutiden Gag"
9ie 0orbereitungen oa5u iino I'M
poaen @onge. 9ieies Mal 1T oaS
groBe Set ser 9eutiA-Amerifaner
8altimore's i'm .8ppnn 0af Barf~.
ga i'm nG6Iten Mai oas groBe Sdn-
oerfeIt oes Noro0Itli1en Sdnger-
bunoeS in Baltimore itattfinoet, 10
erbGlt Die 9eier oes n0euti1en Sa-
geS~ oieieS Sabr b%eionoere 8eoeu-
tung. Mitb BON @aibington ioaten
mir sic 6eier mitma6en; oieaei6t
f1brt infer eigener @aibingtoner
SGngerbuno beriiber. unfere
Granddaughter in @aibington lit be-
fanntli6 @noe Gftober. 9a miiiien
mir ale babel uno einie fem, mie
aud in Baltimore @inigfeit berridt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
0as Seiratem in @aibinstun ipirO
etiuas erIdipert.

Mm 10. Geptember miro bier oas
nelte ortlide Seiratsgeieb in &ratt
treten, oemgemGB oie itanoesdmtli-
ben SeiratSoofumente crit bret
Gage a If Ser eriten Anmeloung
ausgeliefert meroen. Wean e~riportet
infolgeoeIIen cine Grleidterung Der
Ghreibarbeiten inn Stanoesamt Der
8unoeSbauptIta6t, neil fi6 pabr-
ldeinli1 niHt mebr 10 Diele Baare
BON ausm1rts, ettpa Baltimore uno
Midmono, meloen merben. 9aupt-
6eamtin i'm Stanoesamt (u. 9.
DiItrict Court 1T 6rau 90. &pner.
45 BON ie bunoert Der gefperber iino
BON auSm1rts. @origes Sabr muir
ben ettuo 1000 Observation-Disclosures
ne bier alsgeltelt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
,,2abOr 9ab" Yidnid
im @aiienbaus
9as seIamte 0entidtnm 1T einse-
laOen.

Montag lit n2abor-Da Ser Gag
an mel6em aaidbrlid Oas eroBe 60
bor-DoD Bidnid gum 8eiten Oes
0eutiden @aiienbauies pom 9amen-
Silfsperein ~oesielben beranItaltet
miro. ga eibt es mie0er cine &in-
oerborIteaung, beitebeno aus Bortrd=
gen, E1n3en, @eidngen, einem flei-
men @inofter uno oerelei9en. 9ie
8ereinsmitglieoer meroen Sanoar-
beiten gum @erfauf anbieten uno in
Sen GBIG1len miro elm ihmadbaftes
Mbenoeiien ierbiert, mel6eS Die 9a-
men poraiiglih Deriteben berduri6-
ten; ale 8eiuAer freien iid ieoeS-
NAL, I'M @oiienbaus alte 8efannte
all treffen, oie man ionlt nireenopo
treffen fam uno Die mar i6on lam
ge nidt mebr eeieben uno geipro1en
bat. am Montag lit alfo oas groBe
GteQoidein i'm 0euti9en 8ailen-
baus, mo3u Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT
redt beraliA einlaoet. Ser gintritt
(eini6lieBli6 gfien) 6etr1et so Gt8.
Seoermann lit pillfommen
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@nti.@ .stimmnna IN @IeueIanb.

Die Staotperor0nete 9 eriamm
lung BON GleDeIano, elmer
Staot nit S~auienoen bon Ginpob-
nern oeutf6er @bitammung
(no6 i'm SUM beiu9t BON 100 Ser
liner S9iilern uno S9ilerinnen)
bat on oas 0gioil CELEBRITIES Cont
mittee~ oes 8unoesIenates in @aib-
ington Worlisenoer Senator Qa6ol-
lette) oos @eiub geri6tet, amerifa-
nii6e iogenannte oNa~5i=llnterneb-
munger" NIT ibren (ongebliden)
Angriffen atf &aiien unO &eligion
- gu unteriu1en. Senator 2a5ol-
lette lit bon @isconfin, un0 Die 8e=
p0lferung 8isconlins bat iid fiir5-
li6 bier uno oa anti-na8i ge8eigt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Everything is seen with o n e eye
the articles bear the same
stamp: oie gleiden Gadsidten
lielt man iiber Die engliide Neilttdr=
&iiItung, iiber Mmerifa uno Sapan,
iiber Spanien (6ranco als Sieger
uno Soffnung Spaniens), iiber
Sport, iiber Jlug5euge olles lit
glei6. Die 81 al gibt Be-
febI an Die groBen 8ieb5ii6ter, an
sic 8ergmerfsbeiiser, ShmeinebdnO=
Ter, SpedmarenbdnoIer, &artoffel-
b1n0ler, gleftri5it1tsmerfe 8auern,
Heodfteure, 9anomerferberban0e,
6orfter etc. MGe Hegierungsfom-
miIiionen boben powers to tyran-
nize over the subjects
GugIii6e 3eitnngem - nnfreil
@ie Itebts nit Ser Sreibeit Der
8reIie9 go fragt McGormid, uno
er %ontmortet oman bore uno itol-
neY
The fact is the English news
papers have never been free!"
Ole englii6en 3eitungeu iinO ME
frei getDeienl Often iino iie fiir5li6
i'm Harlament nit legaler 3eniur be-
orobt moroen!
'UnoHcially censorship is in
full sway on the English newspa-
pers, and foreign correspondents
are all working under threats
yelled or otherwise
Auspdrtige uno einbeimiide Set
tungsreoofteure orbeiten ale urter
9robungen uno &egierun9s-
orufl (Nfan f6idte orei oeuti6e
8eitungsleute fnr3liA aus Dem 2an-
Sc, 3uriid nod 8erlin). gnglii6e
3eitungen ~bertreten geniiie &la
en-, Die M~riitofratie, Die &aufleute,
Ole Mrbeiter.
But free, independent jour
nalism, either in the news or in
editorials, as VIZ know it. has not
existed in England -"
nnO morum muBte GOmaro ab-
oonfen? Nidt tpegeu Wers. Gimp
ion, gotpar0 mar II BON Ieinem 8a-
ter ubggfeben 81 Der ntoraIifdfte @o-
nar6 IN England. Stein, er mii6te
Iid in &egierungsoinge einI Ct bat
tie ieinen eigenen 8iaen!
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Sn Berlin 81 8sindl.

5rau Moran, friibere Srar So
mes Moffett, friiberes Saapt Der
.Seoeral &ouiing Administration" ,
beiubt augenblidli9 Sir Senri 9 e :
teroing uno 2noD Deteroing in
Berlin. sic fubr borige @ohe am
Mittmod nit Dem 9ampfer Queen
MarD~ nod southampton uno bon
ba nit Sir &enri's eigenem lururi-
0len 8lltg5eug na6 Berlin, mo- Sir
Senri STANDARDIZATION Ser vHoDal
9ut1 @etroleum Company lit. @r
beiratete fiir5li1 SRI. Charlotte
&nuaf.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
8nra6 aus 9enti6laaO.

SEER @briitian Seuri6 uno
@emablin febrten nit ibren 6reun-
oen borige ISOLDE aus Deuti6lano
3uriif, fpo iie einige @o6en in 8ies=
BADEN Sugebra6t bntten. SER Seu=
rid pobut altgenbliflid ouf benz
2onoe, auf ieiner 6arm bel Spatts-
biae &iDeroole in MarDlano. n
Soffentli6 bat ii6 Der beroiente ate
SEER gut erbolt. @r bot Die Seerei=
le idon elm paor 9ubeno Waal ge-
maGt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Tran Glie S6rn fnst iiber ben
Mun6funf aus 9eutiGlan0.

Mm 2aboroap, na6Iten Montog,
abenos $50 ltbr, iingt Die bierielbit
beitens befannte Srau @lie Sorn
iiber ben &unofunf aus 9eutl6lano
fleine 2ieoer. 0ie @aibinetoner freu-
en- fid fie pieoer 81 boren uno 6ratt
Sorn fpiiroe lid freuen, tuenn man
i6r iiber ben gmpfang einige Set
len 8uIenoen tpiir6e. 9ie aoreiie tit
Saus 0es &~unofunfs, Berlin.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
amerifanii6er aOninl in Sam6urs.

SEER Sc. &ebIinger BON bier
lit geraoe in Samburg angefommen,
ieinen 8oiten als omerifanii9er
&oniul bortieIbit ouf5unebmen. or
fubr borige ISOLDE BON Nem yort
nod Samburg init Dem Dampfer
D@aibington~.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Oeitrei6iifde Silm-9iba in SOGb-
iDDUb.

Cine neue Oeutide 6ilmi6ouipie-
lerin aus 8ien lit geraoe in SonB-
MOOD angefommen. Sbr mirfliher
0ame lit 81 0 e Straoner aber
I'M 5ilmleben nennt iie iib 4nora
90 arIo. sic iptelt in Dem neuen
@arner= Slim: nSbe 2aIt @ongiter"
3uiommen nit @omaro 6. Hobinion
nno Simmn Stnart.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
ltneariI6es Crdeiter iibers &a6iO 5t
hIren.

0as ungoril6e 9rdeiter oes Sra
oioipltems Ser oiterrei9iiden &egie-
rung lit am SonntQa Na9mittog
BON 800 Bis $50 llbr iber oas
98G- 8lue @etmorf 81 bOren. an-
tai &ocae lit Der &apeameilter.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
uQn6prn-Saa. nadften MOntaa.

@d9iten @ontag 1T geiesli6er
5eiertog n&rbeitstag", abnlid
tpie Ser erIte Mtai in 9euti6lano.
gtlr bef1mpfen iid bic me
rifanid en- @eperfidaften ut-
tereinanoer, mdbrero in 9euti6lano
beute 6rieoe uno Gintro6t berrf6t.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Rnuf' nur BEL Suierenten Elm.
9as miro Ser 3eititng biIfrei6 iein;
Dem 4oufmann, Der itets inieriert
4uh 0eine 2unoiHnft itets eebiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Mgentnrem
bes uBaibimstOner Soarnals";

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-14
By JOEL F. ovERHoLsER Jr.

IONEER recollections and the
lure of dim trails are the back
ground of the st. LOuis-F0rt
III Benton motor cruiser race
which will be held the navig-
able length of the Missouri river May
23d to June 18th. C. r. Dawley Of Great
Falls, One-time chief of police Of that
city, may be credited with getting the
race under way, although some such
idea has been lingering in the minds
Of Montana's older residents for years.
Dawley has talked the race for two
years, and when, this year early In
March, he spoke to the Fort Benton
Kiwanis club, the idea finally took hold.
Fort Benton Kiwanians agreed to enter
q boat in the race and formed an as
gov, Great Falls, Malta and Pierre
followed In order, with st. Louis entries
now being made.
Cabin motor cruisers, with sleeping
accommodations for four, are the con:
testing craft in the race, and they will
run from day to day, in 100 to $50
mile laps, from st. Louis, up past the
old-time river ports Of call to Fort
Benton, since 1860 official head of nav
igation on the Missouri river. The idea,
crazy as it sounds, is taking, and no
event ever scheduled in the northwest
has attracted more publicity.
While yachtsmen's interest in the
race lies In the fact that it will be the
longest motor cruiser race ever held
on the inland waters Of America, to
the residents Of Montana, the Dakotas,
and, in fact, all up and down the Mis-
souri, river, the Interesting portion of
the race is the rich historical back
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-14
APRIL LIQUOR
PROFIT 100000
LICENSE FEES ALONE RETURN
$2O1,85O; EXCISE TAX
SMELLS TOTAL

Profits of the Montana liquor control
board in April totaled 1896 $50, Admin
istrator L. M. A. WasS said few days
ago.
License fees collected under terms
Of the states retail liquor law, lib
1876, and turned into the state treasury
Curing ds1 the month amounted ntid to s2ol'-
The excise tax provided for in the
same act of the recent legislature re-
turned the state $13,298 during the
first 10 days Of the month, board &C
counts showed.
Administrator Wass said the excise
tax alone was expected to pro luce a
year. The new statute provides that
the money be placed in the general
fund. The excise tax is one of the re-
placement levies ordered by the legis-
lature, he said.
The total amount the board deliv-
cred to the state treasurer during the
from sale of beer and liquor licenses,
and dividends declared from the
profits of the state operated liquor
stores.
Of the total, $43,13o was delivered
to the general fund, $102,545 to the
public welfare fund for social secur-
ity program, s1oo,s75 to the public
the relief and water conservation funds.
The boards beer department swelled
state funds during April with $34,890.
OF that amount SIC, 450 came from the
sale of retail, club and wholesale IL
censes, $12,391 from the brewery beer
tax, and $5347 from the wholesalers
beer tax.
The states liquor and beer acts are
administered by the liquor control
board now, under terms of another
law, senate bill II, passed by the re-
cent legislative assembly. The law also
BY the go os oe FoFm e " the board
Of examiners administered the liquor
monopoly and the board of equaliza-
ton was the beer control agency.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-05-14
Cabin Motor Cruiser Race from ST. Louis Fort Benton Will
Be Longest Race of Its Kind Held INLAND Waters of America;
Lewis and Clark First Travel Full Length of the Big Muddy
the last time the river Is travelled its
full navigable length, unless locks later
are installed in the Fort Peck dam

the last time the river is travelled its
full navigable length, unless locks later
are installed in the Fort Peck dam.
The st. Lorlis-Fort Benton regatta
association, sponsors of the race, or
gained in March. The association has
been surprised at the response to the
contest, as old timers dust off their
memories of old times, and comment in
the press OF the state and nation, and
as the newcomers to Montana learn
again OF the story of the river that
built the northwest.
Pioneers and early corners to Mon
tana all agree that they're going to
be at the head Of navigation when
the boats come in for the last time,
with their recollection of the day when
they first landed at Fort Benton port.
Officers Of the Regatta association
are: P. ]. Sweeney, president; Ross
Clark and Joe Gray, vice presidents;
Morris Stevens, secretary; Ed Harris,
treasurer. All these are Fort Benton
men. G. R. Dawley, of Great Falls,
is manager.
The executive committee is composed
Of: T.. j. Hooking and H. O. Morgan,
Glasgow; ]. Russell Larcombe, Malta;
Major G. N. Try, Fort Peck; q. G.
Schmidt and Fay Adams, Fort Benton;
Harold DePue, Great Falls.