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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
mas Vet Is 3,.fr6et =. !.
Bonn Ranbe bes @eltaei4ebens.

Gin Mann, Ser t1slih nit Ser SIC.
aclmaBigfeit elmer lrbr 800 8ramm
5unlmmt, erregt eegemrdrtig oie
slufmertiamfeit Ser tiirfiifen Mer5te
sic Oisem fcltiaH1en San iien,liG
ratios gegeniiberitcbcn. Ter Yatient,
ser in elmer Sitanbuler alinif untcr.
sebradt lit, bciBt Soimmi &aifdrt
uno tuieat bellte bereits efrras iiber
200 &ilogramm. Wit matbentatiidrr
8enauisfeit id)reitet oie .punocrlid,e
geriettl,ns ieines &orpers portpdrts,
obluobl Saiian nur sic auernot,per.
oigiten Nabrlmgsnlittel su lid,
nimmt uno in itrenser Iiat lebt. gs
lit pielleiht oos Merfipiiroieite an
oieier meoi5iniidjen slbnormitat, ba6
Saiian bis gu lciner lleberfiibr,r,ts
in sic &llnif in oenfbar oiirftieen
SerbGltniiien lebte unb Sen 8egriff
elmer iippigen Wtabl5eit Mir pom
Soreniagen fannie. Sitnals bate ,r
uiht cinnal geniigeno 8rot, aber ie
nebr er Sunger unb Sorgen tennel.s
lernte, oeito itattlid)cr iulo runolid,er
tpuroe Icine Grid)eullng ul,o upn
@ohe 81 ISOLDE erbobte lid, oas 8es
,pidt bieies Wannes, ben Elm Jre,n=
ser aui 8runo oes eriten ginoruds
fir einen Sblc1nmer jallererlte,
Hanees arfeben ipiiroe.
Tie Serfettung oes bungernSen
.Sallm nabln iGlieblih in einenl
oerart bedrgigenSem slusmab ,l,.
NaB man, oa CT iniolge ieIuer &or-
periiilc foum nlehr gcben fonnte.
Sic IerSte 81 Nat 5ieben mliRtc Wian
ld)affte ibn iofort ms Suipltdl lno
uerorhnete ibr cine itrenge Iidt. Ga
man ieiuen &eriiterungen, oaB er
falt gar niits eiic, 5lrdd)lt nlft
glGltben :ppllte s.ber Sanllan |rllroc
trob ser Tidt llno allen eroenflifen
slbmaserungsturen oider unO oitcr.
Sober anoere Menid) auare bei Scr
linn peroroneten &oit gum Sfelett
abgcmasert. Saiian aber nabm al
bon Gag 5u Gag. geoer Sunaer.
fllren noh slbanugerungstabletten
fpnnteu einen Giubrud aui i'm nta.
hen. .-.
0as Wierhpiiroiglte aber lit. .oab
sic @Gpid)tssunabme BON elmer taum
iemals beobafteten RegelnldBigtelt
lit. Sic bdlt it'd nunmebr leit orei
! Wpnaten ltets in ben gleiben 9ren,
sen uno betrdgt pro Gag genau 800
8ramm. Sn einem Monat mcbrt iib
aliu Ser ungliiflibe &oloB INN poue
9 &ilu. Inter oieieu ltn1itdnOen ldGt
es iid) bevte id)on aIsrefnen, tpan,t
ser arme Sniiau in ieilem eigenen
Sett bllditdblid) erltiden mllB. Seltte
fam er iih fcum mebr belpegen, llro
Sipei Shrltte, oie er, seitiiBt auf Sen
&raufsupdrter, ppnpurts tut, brins
gen i'm uollig auber sltem. Die iiber.
ndbige Gerfettung bat es nit it'd,
gebrad)t oaB Saiians Srgane INNER
niibieliger ibren Iienlt uerieben uno
es beltebt taum irgenoeine Musliht
auf cine Hettlng oeS Wtannes, fir
oen man elm eieenes rieienbaftes Ell.
Iernes 9ett beriteIlen mlBte, oa fein
Nprnalbett mebr Sem 8e,pid)t bes
8,lultteit lc,Ua0,iel INF.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
siebenbiiroifd,- -2lmerifantiAes Dolfsblaf3
Nod) fetn Did,ter bat sic tpinte,

9(oU Ietn Otd1er pat Ole 1Dtnters
life SanSitrabe beil,neen, sic araft
oampfenoer &rrppen uno oie Melo-
Die ser flingenben Gferheeloden, Sic
cine tief in Oie Eel5e gen1ummte Ge.
lellldaft ourd perld)neite 9lrnen
m1lScc in G6eneu trGgt, aui melt)e
oos Sid)t etuieer ssirne i6at. Selt'o,n,
luie oieie Strabeu, sic I'M CONNER
ooh bart ans italrhig linS, untcr Dem
Sfneei6ub ooer gar am seitraiiie,
Seil I'M aiorine plob!ih 5u feoerl
beginne;L llro lrie anoere utter Den
@uien Scr gohiubrcr iprooe uno
gldiern pie olte Spicae! ,peroeA.
llr0 ,pie per,punhelt sic Seeien
iino! Siele Nino buate 'CcrfpiGtc
aeluorocn, nit ibreu Gbi.> uno Mar-
ronntdnoen uno SEN Meitaurotipns
ltiib!en 100 beiradte Siellucr sir Sen
oanpFenoen .8rog frcoen5cn. Mrf
ser glatteN IlGde, 10 I'M Spntncr
bllnte gtubidulen id,o,,fcln, iDel.it
Oas Hehcr Scr Notur erltorben, es
, lel Scnn onB es 5u ibnaien bcg;Eu:
l,no ldjlpere Sd)neepfliige Sic oide,
blenScno pclbe Sd)iht 81 Sober,
Te'::lngslr,ul,ern tiirmeu. Mber Sic
/ Meniden peripanocln Sen Stc, Ser
bielen 9tamen falm mebr nerGlent,
in enc Mreua ser slrm,i. 8aio ein-
seln, balo paarlpeiie ldjrdrmcn lie in
9ogen poer inn Salbfrcis. Die Wsrs
&c aber bliGen iu ibren nreltpll
Shelteln groB rno crrit cui Sic
nimmermiioen idNpar5cn &untte, aui
sic flcinen Saien ser Geiellisfeit i'm
| unenolifeu Shncemcer.
Sic SrellneE oes 9ergluinters iin>
ltnalsld)optlld). Die lange Srtt Der
Sfi!uettfiimpfe llno ser Gisip!elc ici
bier MIR iliid)tig angeoeutet. @elg'
babnen eripnren sen miiblolen @e9
| bes sluiitieGs llno laiicn in Salb.
tagaiabrteu Slcie erreifrr, fiir sic
iriiber ,in !!,ricr 2airtertag toum
ausrcitt)te. llno iole manuigiotiig iii
ihlleSlih oic &ortc ser lcGrci;cr.
iiten &urorte pom elniaeben Wcrl,
oorf bis 5.r flenen @eltltoht. lie
| uielHeitaltin oaS Bciitt ser Nerge
l,ub Caller ppm CHJooiu unN itiNer
larlronlItcL @e:Gforn'en 81. Ncll
ioeoia, S,uuJcn Nrs SbcrrhcirtllcS
ypm lt;:i:n &r ttoIrtrI,u.ct Sc:
| Wernc: htr:an>"s SIR lhl!d)trl,
@obnlitt'lt - SoaGcnbLrggS. rrN
| ser &:l,brit Der llrner 9cr9r ju
! sen lid..>.l SSrberoiigtn S'5 Suras
| Sic @al! aralA,t niAt ,'l' S.ual 8,
tlperNen; Henn ,CGon lit cs bel unE
i ii5eraQ, 10 Sd.uee liegt ulo no Sic
Soiule ;he'rt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
11eber Sic 2lasiteu,afto
pen Ginreiie.NffiSapits
SmluR Don Seite /

ldnoiis6cn &eruaub!en roer 0rcun-
Sc Der Setieutlibfeit ni!bt sltr 2ait
iallen 1peroen.
Gin berartiges rslfiioaoit OF Slp.
port" nt.;b Dor einem i7fcntl!cDen
9totor ooer elmer ionitigcu Gcr;pl,
Sic CUR Gntsegennabnte iolhcr eiSes.
ltattlifer GrflGrln,gen berehtigt lit,
bcidnporen meroen.N = Sbm beigeleql
mub Ser Nadlpeis ser finansiellel,
Guellen oes glffioapitgebers fem
slmerifaniife &onirln perlareen 9
aopien jebes slffioapits u,o aud
5spei &ppieu iebes ibneu ban,it Dor,
gelegtcn Tofuments. Gs entpfiebl1
iid, oaber, brei &opien moNen 81
Iaiien, banit ser s(fiioapiteebcr elnc
bel ieinen Often bebalteu fann
slIs msreihenoer gtatf.ueis iiir
sic tpirtidaitlideu GerbGltrige eines
slffioopitsebers gilt I'M ougelre;ncn
bas folgcnoe:
1. Cine grtldrung ieiten$ e;ner
8anf, SrnrtoiSe, cNer io.:itlaen
TinunSinititution nOslidglt all'
oem oifi5iellen griefpapler Der be
treiienoen isirma -, aus Scr fer.
porgcbt.
a. @ann oas &onto oes Mfiioapit:
ge5ers erIfinet rGlrne,
b. lpie iein aonto i'm eaujen lef.
ten Subr itano Onlo sluar eirc ius
ein5elnc gebcnoe Grfldrung oariiner(
unS
c. ser segellp0rtige otano, Sc:
&ontos.
3. Soiern Scr Slifioap,!oebc ii
einem Nngeitelltenperbdltnis llett
cine beglaubigte Grtldrlmg oes slr
beitgcbers, cbcnfallS Orriugsmcllc
auf Sem offlslel.en 9rit ,aplcr &c,
Iirmn, aus ser Gerporgcht.
a. mas iiir eirrn Nritru N"r Mil.
Suuitgc6er aeflelEct,
+. ieill @obcn. oOrr Molatslobn
{. lpie large er berelts bel Ser Sir
mo ungcltelt lit, lmn
D. 40 iein %ngcitell:euuerNH!tnls
poriibergchcno poer permanent lit.
5. @enn Der slfiinuUitgcber @rlno
beiit cignet, gelte;, pbot1'totild)e
aopien ser lesteu Steuerre6nuni
ais 1luehnltar.
4. Soiern CT cine rocr mebrer'
@erliderunesppllcen beliht, nulB oi'
/ 6etreiienoe Seriitprltltasfirnla cbcn
! iaus aui ibrcnl ufii;irll"n @riei.
popicr cine Grfldrurg Gbgcbcn, mel
der Irt sic Yolice iii, lmN Nos ihl
gesempirtigcr 9artuert uno ser eno
giil!igc @ert iino.
5. Sit Ser slrbeitscber Elm Ieiblt
itdnoigcr @eld,Gitsmanr 10 gilt cir
9erid)t ppn Slm Il 9raoilret oocl
elmer Gbnliden iolioer IustunIte
ais auncbnbar. SbSr. ioIern Ell
iolher 8erid)t nift prtge!cgt Der
Sen fam, cine ,beglarbigte slb,djriil
ooer pbotpitatiltiid)c &opie Der leg
ten MISUNDERSTANDING ocs
affioooitsebers. l(nO irie gelagt, allt
oieie Yapiere in Suptlitnt. 80.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
uneari, Mill jebt Has
Stai,>re6t erelGre,,

2onoou. Ser 8u0apelter Sencer
teilte NIT. baB oie ungariid)e @esies
rlng spegen ser 5unebmcnoen Ser.
bref)enssiffer oas Stanoredjt elm
fiibren ,piirbe. Cine anoere Nabribt
beiagte, IN llngarn lei ser Belage-
rllngs3ultar5 erfIGrt lporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

iem Namen, bintcr oieiem @erfc
b!ieb clnfcl, Iebte lngefannt jenieits
.brer Satcn unN Siege.
Sener aber. Ser bier Shritte pom
Srt cben iteben blcb, nm 5u neurr
Hcoc allss. ,bpleH, lein Merf mar
immcr not) lbrel,nenoe 8eunrubio>
ung, cntppeite sic Mcniter, hatte
Inn lsIbIt nit bobniider Gerad,tlmg
ncbr ols 0enllg ,srelnoe acrclbt.
brad)tc rltb:gc Seelen auGer iid,. Sing
itber Ser geiit;gcn @clt 1pie Elm lie,
liBcs 6apOlfc, oas cinSig 2idt, Sor-
be uno Shatten rcrtc;lt. slb:r als
er oic umidppGrn,.e 8eitalt ioh, abr
tc Ser lFGItro nod eines ichr tiei: GS
! iii niGt bns &crf, cs ut scr WcuiG
&ic beim cd)ten lt'urpator, ,pic bcinl
Sorien, lrnr bier tas @erf bie 9cr.
ion. Sid ieibit pcrelpigt CT in ie-
oem slugentlid, uno feiu MeniG lit
jl gering, oas ni6t aud) linn ser
J ssellerilellrcl cinsIbrannt iperbe
Ser Steiu. ben iein SUB tritt, bleibt
Gaian.
Scine Sat lit al i'm geplluoei,,
cin &ilbm lit er ielbit, uno iciueit
er iein 6eiBas 2cbcn in Die 3elt Dor.
ars'perien farm, iolanse miro er Iii,
iterhlib iein.
Sn oieiem Mugenblid blieb @as
ner oid,t por ser 5iirniide ocs MG.
itrp itcben. Semano bate ettpas IN
iron ,oIiid)er Spraf)e geiast. uno
Ser Mciiter teeilte iid), fraH50iiidl
81 repli5ieren.
g8Gbrenb er Oeu Musoruf iuhtc
ipanote er ocu &opf uno ge,pabrt!
Sen Monn BORT pben inn Sd)atten.
Die Gribeinurg Serois bate it'd
pl0slib pcrlpanSelt. Sie beitere Wtii'
oigfeit, sic iein slrtlis inn sllter
gelponlen, apar gdrihen unS Ser
/ oiiitelt-fnappe Mann ieiner iiingerer
Sabre itano oa. Sas icbr blaue, tiei
liegen0e 9luge lpar erfaltet, IN olsu
3iigen li,erte id,arf oie empfinoiomc
@ef0brlidlfeit elmer itarfen Haiie
Tic 9lite Ser beioen MGnner trafeil
chamber lino Scr slugcublid marS
Greignis. Sie Sramen ser 8eltirne
LAUREN IN sleonen ab, Die Srumen
Der neutrality-suspicious. in Stunoeu.
Sagen, Sabren, = aber bas Greig.
mis- ser 'Seelcn mibt nidyt noh 3ei1
uno gapuBtiein.
@agner 8lif iab eiu Meuidengc.
| iiGt, bls er nift fannie. ein Men'
! ifcngeiid)t pnn GROCER Sremobeit
! iiber sic ihn1 feline Mtaht gegeber
mar, Elm @eiift, Sas it'd bart Der
! lhlob uno ibm nitt entgegenIdunei.
Gelte 1pie iebcs anbere. Gr iub eiuall
Mugenitrabl, getranft bon StplS unN
lunnabbarcr Giniamfeit, eine miibe.
! loic &raft, sic ieiner nift beOurite,
|! bie pbne perborgcncn Groberers
luunih beitnno uno lpirfte.
gerOis glid iab 5l,erit Elm irugell'
oes. betrofIenen:s unS glcid)'am &c.
ltortes sluse. slber iogleih per.
idppano oie Semmllng, unO sic bi;.
lem sluge einseborene StrabllIna
flammte adj: Siebesaprhen, Ginbe-
siebeitrpQcu, etlpas falt rSeiblid),
Mddtises, etiuas Glpig- Stiirmiides.
ein it!mmer, iefhirbegeilterter Hl,i
, ySei n,ein!"
Die 8eiea d,ait iuar I'M fiRitereI1
YortaI perldpplnocn. Man borte bns
8e5dnfe ser Nuoerer.
Ger MGltro itanO nod unbepegt
auf ieinem Elas. Sein altes 8eiibi
poQ gelaiiener @iite mar riideefebrt.
Cine @eile lang perblaBte ser 30.
glans elmer 8et0rung auf oieien lie.
ben 3iigen.
(S@luk iolat.)
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a. - AHA
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
Nahoenflthes

Sn ciHer sbitinnnl,:::; inter jun.
gen ocutid)en Strieesseiansenen lit
slmerita iii Sitler als Der vWelts
tprann No. L" erforen lroroen l,nb
5luar nit So Erosent Ser abseeebes
men Stln;ncn. -. Nod) Elm bibden
llmerslcbIng unb sic Mbltimnls
lng miro 90 Gro5ent ergeben!
3cltl,nssherid)teritatter Ser vgii.
EreB" lN.hcn mter sen &rieesgeian.
genen lii Geutidlano eine Mnfrage
peranitaltet alno 5lpar mas lie fir
cine 3eaierune ais sic bsite iiir sic
3uflmit 2cutihlanos balten uno Sic
llmirdge c.gab: aotnnrlnis,n,,s!
@e;m cine Jrun oas lctte
8ort Gebiilt, lit es npG langc niht
ibr Iestc!
geidt aue Stiperperoiener per-
oienen ibr @elo idtuer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

FPICRR. IS jewels. In the distinction
color Of yellow gold Including Federal
= sa4.1s.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

INTRIGUE RUNS HoH WHEN THE SPANISH new WORLD GOVERNOR
(MAlTER SLEzAk) WARNS LAURENT THAT he IS SUSPECTED OF
PuNDERN6 THE KINGS GALLONS, CRIME UNDER PENALTY
Of DEATH OR WORSE ON THE SPANISH MANI
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Don't MISS THE sEAtTF>ryHIAGE STORE
PROGRAM. THURSDAYS, $50 F. NJ. WV
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Ask Pipeline
Right-of-Wdy
Photo by u. a. Navy

The Panhandle Eastern Pipe
line Co. of Kansas is negotiating
with Lincoln Park and Ecorse for
right-of-way for its new 16-inch
pipeline which will terminate in
Canada. Allen Park council has
granted a permit.
A Panhandle attorney told
Lincoln Park councilmen that the
line was 10 fill need for more
gas in Windsor plants and a re-
serve supply would be built up
for return to Detroit during the
peak winter seasons.
Panhandle supplies the Michi-
gan Consolidated Gas Co, which
serves Detroit and environS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Freed, Convitted
In Stolen Drugs Case

A jury in the court of Recorders
Judge John J. Maher today ac-
quilted one defendant and con-
victed another of charges of
receiving part of $4,000 in mer-
chandiSe stolen from the Nc
KeSSon-Robbins wholesale drug
warehouse.
Cleared was Vincent Perrera,
25, of 200 F.. Canbourne, Ferndale.
Leonard MiShloney, 20, of 4945
Thirty-third, was found guilty and
was sentenced to serve nine days
in the House of Correction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Souvenirs
War Gadeets Too Hot
for Soldiers Father

Police of Schaefer station have
-four little souvenirs of the war
in Germany but they don't want
'em.
1t. Edward Gering. who had
some experience with such things
during the last world war, said,
they are detonators for artillery
shells.
They were brought TO the sta
tion by a man who forgot TO
leave his name and address. He
wanted to know what they were.
The man said they were sent to
him by his son who is serving
with the American armies knock
ing on Hitler's front door.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Creepy TO Speak
On Rapid Transit

John Creecy, Detroit Times
will speak on rapid
Transit" before the the land de-
velopers' division Of the Detroit
Real Estate Board at their lunch
con meeting in Olde Wayne Club
tomorrow, Philip c. Baker. divi-
sion chairman. announced today.
Creecy recently wrote a compre-
hensive series on the subject for
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
SOIdier-Slayer
Waits Execution

LINCOLN, Neb.. March %
GNS)-The electric chair in the
Nebraska Penitentiary was made
ready today for use tomorrow
morning in the execution of Sgt,
Joseph T. MacEvoy, 25, of Brook
lyn, condemned for the Staying
of 16-year-old Anna Milroy of
Sutton, Neb, in August, l943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
NaZis Go Into Fray
Under White Flag

NEW YORK, March p 1NS)
-ABSIE radio reported last night
that among recent German cap
tives on the Western Front were
wehrmacht replacements who sur
rendered even before engaging in
any action.
Zone German column was
seen by Allied pilots waving
white flags as IL marched into
battle" said ABSIE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Reds Free Detroiter

The liberation Of Pfc. Lloyd r.
Bauman of CLOS Herbert from a
German prison camp by the Rus
sian army was reported by the
war department TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Jewish Youths to Dance
International Photo

The AZA and BIG Jewish Louis Marshall leadquartels
youth Will celebrate Rchton LnwOod $50 D.
pre-PassoVer q Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Ies-from the time this fine Seatest Milk reaches our
plant until it is capped in clean bottles, it is under
Seaest Laboratory Controls. This guarantees milk
Of uniform high quality milk pure nourshing and
taste-appealing modern dairy science make it.
1or cAN-1LH4rS- -DEPEND on c}e26zR. .2U0EzY
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-06-01
Amongst Scandinavians
Here and There

Columbia Conference Home. has
been serving as vice pastor since
the Rev. Carl A. Bengtson moved
to Minnesota last September.
James Petersen of Seattle took
office as president of the WASH
ington State Civil Service League
at the closing session OF the or
ganization's annual convention in
Tacoma.
Peterson replaced Fred w. Urch,
Tacoma, who declined renomina-
ton.
Richard H. Anderson, former
Seattle photographer, who has
been field director-secretary for
the Northwest Camp and Hospital
Council Service of the American
Red Cross several months. has
been appointed regional director of
Camp and Hospital Service with
headquarters in San Francisco.
Funeral services for Andrew
Bahr, 10. of 1852 14th Ave. w..
Seattle, the reindeer man." were
held at Poulsbo with burial there.
Bahr, who died in a local hos
pital recently after a short illness.
was well known for his reindeer
herding in Alaska. A Norwegian
Laplander, he drove herd of
about 5000 reindeer across Alaska
to Canada, covering 1000 miles in
five years. To help out the famine
in 1882 he delivered reindeer to
starving Eskimos, and upon his
return to Seattle in 1885, Mayor
Smith proclaimed April l "Bahr
Day"
He is survived by his wife, Mar
18th; daughter, Margrete Bahr
Cochran, and two grandchildren.
all of Seattle.
The largest lodge of the ma
tion-wide Norwegian American or
ganization, Sons of Norway, is
not in New York, Chicago, Los
Angeles or Seattle. It is in Spo-
kane, Wash; bears the name
"Tordenskjold," and has no less
than 1900 members.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-06-01
Food to be Rushed to
Norwoy-Arsentino
Sends Gift

STOCKHOLM, May II (By wire
less)-The Swedish Department of
Supplies today announced that at
least $4,000 tons of food, includ-
ing $4,000 tons of bread grains.
Will be exported from Sweden to
Norway at the earliest possible
moment. Details for this transac-
ton had been arranged in ad-
vance with the Norwegian author
tiles in London and Stockholm. 1t
was also revealed that, in addi-
ton, Norway will get a gift from
Argentina of 10000 tons of wheat.
transported free by the Swedish
safe-conduct ships.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-06-01
Our Scandinavian
American Servicemen
Continued from Page A.

Pfc. Toney A. Knutson, husband
of Mrs. Haldes T. Knutson, Mount
Vernon, has been wounded in &C.
ton in Europe.
Pfc. Harold L. Anderson, son of
Theodore F. Anderson, Lake Ste
vens, has been wounded in action
in the Pacific area.
Pvt. Benjamin E. Aronson, hus-
band of Mrs. Ava ]. Aronson, Alb
erdeen, has been wounded in ac-
fion in the Pacific area.
F/O Robert L. Sonnenberg, son
of Mrs. Huldah A. Sonnenberg,
1919 38th S. W., Seattle, has been
reported missing in action in Eu-
rope.
Pfc. Lars ]. Johnson, 3O35 w.
59th Seattle, a member of an AM
erican military police battalion
stationed in Belgium, was among
a. group chosen to accompany
Queen Wilhelmina of the Neither
lands on her return to the liber-
ated provinces of Holland.
Il
Lieut. Gene A. Christensen, son
Of Mrs. Catherine R. Christensen,
3ellingham, has been awarded the
Air Medal.
\ 4
After three years and eight
months of Imprisonment in eight
German camps Flight Lieut.. Lloyd
Elroy Peterson of Seattle he's
been freed. He was a member of
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General Stenseth
Now in Iceland

Brig. Gen. Martinus Stenseth
recently succeeded Brig. Gen.
Early E. w. Duncan as command
er of the American Iceland base
Duncan returns to Washington
for reassisnment.
Stenseth is former assistant to
the chief of the Air Forces in
Washington.
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N. w. tDiil) OdhSOIi, lOIIl-
erly foreman for the Douglas Fish
cries operating the salmon can
merry at Douglas, Alaska. and
Wallis S. George, head of the
Juneau Cold Storage Co., recently
formed a partnership under the
name of Douglas Packing Co. and
have leased the plant from the
Alaska Food Products Corp. The
cannery is being put in shape to
operate this season, and contrac-
tors are now at work rebuilding
the dock. 1t is stated that part
of the fish received by the can
merry, particularly the bright
Chums, will be frozen at Juneau.
Mr.. Oakson is making his Sc
attic headquarters in the Smith
Tower, with the Oceanic Sales Co.,
which will market the output. His
brother, Fred Oakson, is general
foreman of the cannery.
Ken Turay, secretary of the
Seattle City Bowling Association
for the last three years, recently
presented his resignation to Tom
Gassman, president of the Associa-
ton. Turay recently was drafted
into the Army.
Three years of highly efficient
work and decisions tempered with
human interest characteristic of
Ken have endeared him to the
bowling fraternity" said Glass;
man, in announcing Turays resig-
nation.
Miss Ann P. Madsen, for three
years executive secretary of the
Seattle Civilian War Commission.
has submitted her resignation to
Mayor William F. Devin. Miss
Madsen, who has had general su-
pervision of all commission &C.
tivities, has been offered an ex-
ecutive position in Europe with
the United Nations Relief and Re-
Mobilization Administration.
Daniel Sandstedt, senior at Aug
ustana Seminary, Rock Island.
ILL.,, has received a call from the
Augustana Synod board of mis-
sions to serve it's new field in
Spokane, Wash.
o. B. Thorgrimson, veteran Sc
attic attorney, has been reappoint-
ed to a five-year term on the
City Board of Park Commission
ers recently by Mayor William
r. Devin. His term will expire
May 1, 1850.
Norman I. Magnuson, st. Peter.
Mimi, has accepted the call to be-
come pastor of Emmaus Lutheran
Church, Seattle, following his Or
dination at the convention of the
Augustana Synod. Luther Living
ston, Seattle, began his inferno
ship as student pastor of EN-
maus on March 1 and will con-
tinue until the new pastor ar
rives about August l. The Rev.
L. E. Jones, superintendent of the
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liiS INOydl Sdllduldll AIT OTCc,
navigator and bombadier. His
mother Mrs. Martin Peterson lives
at 1918 10Th Ave, Seattle.
Pvt. Clifford J. Anderson, hus-
band of Mrs. Nellie j. Anderson
Spokane, has been killed in action
in Europe.
Pvt. Floyd E. Madsen, husband
of Mrs. FRANCHISE /. Madsen
1864 26th ST., Seattle, has been
wounded in action in Europe.
S/Sgt. Sidney c. Halvorson, son
of Marcus T. Halvorson, Spokane,
has been wounded in Europe.
Cpl. Stanley N. Locke, son of
Robert M. Locke, Quinalt, has
been wounded in Europe.
M/Sgt. Karl S. HARRISON, 500
oath S., Seattle, was member
of the crew of the first American
tug boat to cross the Rhine.
Sgt. Kermit T. Goodmonson, son
of George A. Goodmonson, 621
18th Ave-. s., Seattle, has been
Pvt. Jack R. Berglund, husband
of Mrs. Irene E. Bergland, Rt. 2,
kelso, has been wounded in action
in Europe.
S/Sgt. George H. Olsen, son of
Hans M. Olsen, Everett, has been
wounded in action in Europe.
Pfc. Stanley C. Johnson. son of
Gust H. Johnson, 77O7 18th ave.
N. w., Seattle, has been awarded
the Bronze Star.
S. F. &c Leo R. Williamson.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ
Williamson, 8434 Wolcott Ave-,
Seattle, has been wounded in &C.
ton.
Pvt. William H. Nelson. son of
Clarence M. Packer, 43O3, E. 35th
St, Seattle, has been killed in az
ton in Europe.
4 s. 4
Pvt. William G. Myhr, husband
OF Mrs. Eva j. Myhr, Pacific
Beach, has been killed in action in
Europe.
S/Sgt. Oren K. Wendt. son of
Mrs. Freda R. Wendt, Spokane.
has been killed in action in Eu-
rope.
Sgt. Charles N. Erickson, broth
er of Mrs. Edna Hodges, 1882 21st
S. W., Seattle, has been killed in
action in the Pacific area.
Pfc. Robert ]. Hendrickson. son
OF Mrs. Julia H. Hendrickson, Sky
komish, has been killed in action
in the Pacific area.
Cpl Roy j. Jensen, brother Of
Mrs. Agnes Crawford, Port Orch
ard, has been a German prisoner
of war
Pic. James r. Petersen, son of
Albert E. Petersen, East STAN
wood, has been a prisoner of war
in Germany.
S/Sgt. Roy V. Johnson. son of
Mrs. Hazel w. Luther, Rt. l Kirk
land, has been reported missing
in Europe.
Among recent promotions are
Melvin A. Anderson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest G. Anderson, OF
212O N. 44th ST., Seattle, to ma
jor; William c. Johnson. 1856