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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-02-01
THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
A Chat With the Housewife

Cold snaps and snow seem to
suggest soup-hot, spicy thin or
thick, but lots of it. And for an
extra special along this line do
TRY:
Onion Soup
1 lb. onions, sliced and Drowned
| i'm three tablespoons butter, pref
erably. Then sprinkle win a table
spoon of flour and stir well. And
slowly, and stir constantly while
adding 1s quarts chicken stock
| (from can if desired) and salt
and pepper to taste. Serve with
cubes of toasted French bread, on
which grated cheese has been
sprinkled before toasting, floating
on the top.
Casserole dishes are also ex-
Icellent for winter dinners. Hot
and steaming from the oven, a
complete dinner in itself:
Herring Gratin
2 Large herrings soaked over
night, skinned, boned, in half
filets.
6 Medium boiled potaties
l Cup or more thin-sliced raw
onion
Bread crumbs and butter.
In buttered baking dish place
| ingredients in layers, starting and
finishing with potatoes. Sprinkle
crumbs and generous amount of
butter (lacking this, if you are
like everyone else. make a softer
gratin by using a little cream in
stead. Bake in a moderate oven
as minutes. -
Dutch oven dinners are tasty
and easy meals to prepare. With
cabbage still on the market, why
not try:
Lamb and Cabbage
Lbs. shoulder of lamb cut as
for stew
Lbs. cabbage
Bay leaves
Whole allspice
l Tablespoon salt
l Teaspoon sugar
4 Teas. pepper
! Onion
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-02-01
The Fjord Of
The Sagas

On the west coast of Norway.
on the 62nd parallel and halfway
between Bergen and Trondheim,
lies the ford of the sagas, the
famous Romsdal Ford, the rock
bound inlet from the ocean, fed
by the fast-rushing Rauma River.
A hardly discernible rift in the
rugged windswept skerries forms
the entrance from the Atlantic;
but once through this opening, a
wild and unexpected panorama
meets the eye.
There is a glistening sheet of
water more than forty miles long
though only a few miles wide,
hemmed in by great crags and
mountains soaring up to the low
sky This landlocked sea studded
with rocky islets is usually crys-
tai clear, reflecting the myriad
white wings of gulls eternally cry
ing and calling.
On the north shore is the old
port of Molde, town nearest the
farm where 1 was born. Molde is
called - city of roses. At the
mouth of the Raum1 is A;'ldals-
mes, anchorage of the Vikings over
a thousand years ago, anchorage
of the British in May, 1910. A
hundred miles to the northeast is
the city of Trondheim where, in
the pantheon adjacent to the an
cient Gothic cathedral, are pre-
served many historical relics,
some of them intimately connect
ed with my own family. We of
the Romsdal cherish our traditions
and are proud of everything con-
nected with our country and our
families.
From Mode goes a road know
so well, cutting deeply through
the hills to reach the farming
communities of Lang Fjord. . q.
Both my fathers and my moth
er's families have been settled for
centuries along the Lang Fjord
which is part of the Romsdal
Fjord and a subsidiary inlet from
it. My mothers people, the Stu
boes, have held the same farm
since 1850. On a large-scale map
you will see the place marked
Stuboe because farms are places.
Just as I say my birthplace was
Soelsnes, because the land was so
named after that branch of my
family cultivating it. =.
The farm climbs steeply from
the foreshore of the ford to the
eternal snow-line. 1t goes from
the garden and the barley fields
suffused with the odour OF sea-
weed, up to glittering birch woods,
up further to the armies of SOM
: bre frs. All my life travelling
or sojourning in distant regions.
l have nevertheless wanted to be
back there again in the place
where l was born.-From Pros
pector in Siberia: the Autobiog-
raphy of Jonas Lied" New York
oxford University Press. 1945. }
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-02-01
hambro, Delegate
to uN0, Marries

OSLO. Feb. g. - Carl Joachim,
Hambro, 60-year-old former presi-
dent Of the Norwegian Storting
Parliament and now president
of the larger division of Parlia-
ment, married the retired Norwe-
gian actress, Gyda Christensen.
last Thursday.
Hambro is a delegate to the
United Nations.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-02-01

If you haven't any bulbs plant
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10
AROUND TOWN

FAY TRAFFIC FINES.
William RoWden and Mrs \. P
Wortham paid fees of 81 each at the
city clerks office Saturday for viola
tics of traffic regulations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10
FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
Benefit wonderfully from famous
doctors discovery that relieves
backache, rundown feeling due
to excess acidity in the urine

People every where are finding amazing
relief from painful symptoms of bladder
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URINE. DR. klLMERS SWAMP ROOT
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where bladder irritation due to excess
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of rs herbs, roots. Vegetables. balsam, DR..
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Send for free. prepaid sample !oDA1
Like thousands of others you IL be giad
that YOU did. Send name and address to
DEPARTMENT A, kiimer & Co, Inc, Box
1855, Stamford. Conn. Offer limited. Send
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10
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his wife we're txtI0r.rG s.ncE-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10

This is worth considering by those who are IN
tercsted in the purchase of \ family size farm,
and if we can be of scr> ice-Cal tor a conference
with the officers of this institution.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10

INDICTED TO-DAY.
Paul Norman DaeAe, James Cecl1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10

CouiG Ecu MAKE 'eN o'0'''''
hem YOU cet tai'iis oo's'''
IheN toi0 you "ha' YOU 9''>'-'''
charge. Try TO ti'dhe 'e'' 1e
ars and the hiSN ealhS YOU h'i,
some lnspeCtor-a beStd 10 'i'o
what 1t was. OeS{dPe-
Cotset set up cropped HIS ~
ayet Into the hopper, Went 7dN tta
entered tie Gher lie teNat9
vas totalhng breakfast GheSA> a.
ore ead ard the WATERS ne4}'}''i'l4
10 spread clean cloths on 6ae "a
bles. He passed through 20 t'.e
lounge
y paa Of smoke nuns over the
car Il rad begun 10 tedN tlo"S4
With twists q empty ct4afft AFa}-
pers. s~rls Of e'saf eettafi'a'5e=
2raN puG8les of ASH on tne can NEs
The people were talking hA l&'o7-
OF trying to read WaiIe 4 =
smoked
One seat Vas vacant. the one
KalchIs haG Ia ]. next t. Tic red
headed sfaaae came "t1a tiie
beke Corhett sal COVE. HI "a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10
LIGHTNING FIRF.

Lightning came IN on some VII
ing at the home of S. G.. Parham
on Park Drive last night at $50
O'Clock and started a fire, Fire Chief
Coope- Kills reported today. No
damage vas listed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10

White and F'red Ai,Farland, II.
white re2istrants, reported 10 Fort
Bragg 'oday Tor induction into the
armed forces. the local SeleCtiVe
Service Board reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10

was announced today All members
are urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10
40 & z TO MEET.

\ special meeting O. Henderson
Ncit,,re l2l5. 40 nd of lie Amer
an Legion ul oa he'd T-esd1v
al 8 ?. II. at the Capitol Cafe, it
Evening star., 1946-05-05
moAe>s Day
Gi&!

How about making a Mothers Day
gift that will bring new loveliness
to her day after day? Then surprise
your mother with HOUBIGANT'S
"Translucid" Face Powder next
Sunday morning! If you've used this
sheer powder that's micro. milled
for soft, natural beauty, you already
know why | make this suggestion
:. for "Translucid" Face Powder
gives a light veil of color that per.
mits natural skin tones to glow
through. 1t clings lovingly and
tenderly to the complexion. making
it look sheer, fresh and beautiful!
Comes in 9 shades that blend with
any natural colorine &. each hold.
ins subtle fragrance that only
HOUBICANT knows how to give
to face powder. An ideal Mothers
Day Gift! Cost is only Sl.50 box,
plus tax, at better stores! Ask for
it today!
Evening star., 1946-05-05
aunt Of the bride. with whom she

aunt Of the bride. with whom she
has resided.
Mr.. John w. Hardell, jr., gave
his niece in marriage and she wore
a white satin gown with finger
tip veil and carried a Bible COW
cred with gardenias and a shower
of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Ralph j. Hoen, jr., was ma
tron of honor for her sister, wear
ing gown of pink nylon marquisette
and lace and carrying bouquet of
pink roses and blue delphinium that
matched her headdress.
The other attendants were the
Misses Jean Crane, sister of the
bride; Mary Fooshe and Kathleen
Shaughnessy of this city and Mrs
Charles N. Eckhardt of Baltimore
Their gowns of turquoise blue mar
quisette were designed like the maid
of honor's and they carried bou-
quets of spring flowers that also
matched their headdresses.>
Mr.. John A. Druash of Union
town was best man for Mr.. Mier
and Mr.. George Barnes, Mr.. Jack
Thomas and Mr.. Warren Wander
WORT of this city and Mr.. John
Evening star., 1946-05-05

May days are here and soon it will
be summer. Be especially on guard
about perfect personal daintiness.
In particular, remember those Ger
tain days" when feminine charm
must be safeguarded. Be sure to
use AMOLIN Personal Deodorant
Powder! This smooth, white pow.
der is famous as an intimate sani.
tary deodorant . it helps prevent
odors from forming and adds to
your physical comfort. Just sprin.
kle AMOLIN Powder inside your
sirdle or garter belt to help avoid
chafe and to give you deodorant
protection. Dust it in your shoes.
too helps to keep your feet dry
and sweet! Ask for AMOLIN
Personal Deodorant Powder at
Drug and Department Stores!
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Don't despair when your artistic
tots cut pictures out of the new
magazine before you've had q
chance to read the stories on the
back. Just stick them together
again with Scotch" Cellulose
Tape. "Scotch" tape is clear as
glass, so you can read right through
it and it sticks without mois.
tenins! Once you've tried Scotch"
Tape, you'll wonder how in the
world you ever managed without it
from repairing torn books and
photographs to sealing packages and
holding the kitchen shelf paper in
place. Find Scotch" Brand Tape
on any counter in a clever dis
penser with a gay Scotch plaid de.
sign. 25c complete!
Evening star., 1946-05-05
G,.. to Oys-wsighh!

Are you too fat? Then send for
the FREE reducing booklet de.
signed for normal overweight and
tuned to YOUR personal needs!
IF you're an over-chubby Teen.
Ager, who burns up more energy
than a srown.up, you'll want
Through the Looking Glass" It's
a honey of a guide to losing weight
is written with a light and lively
touch, has fascinating fgure.helps
and even Date Night" food hints!
If you're a grown-up, you'll want
Design for Reducing" down.
to-earth guide to intelligent man.
aging of food that gives you a 1900
calorie diet for women and an 1900
calorie diet for men. Be sure to say
WHICH booklet you want and
address your request to Nancy
Sasser, I'll Madison Ave-, New
York l6, N. Y. Send for your
FREE copy today. A gift from the
makers of RY.KRISP!
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Give MoA., Stockings!

If you say it with CORDONS on
Mothers Day {. . you're giving her
the very finest hosiery there is
Those GORDON No.Seam Nylons
have a next to nothing" look any
woman covets and yet their
quality and superb workmanship
promise long and elamorous wear!
GORDON Nylons are to other va.
rieties about the same as mink is to
muskrat and I'm NOT being
facetious! They're wickedly sheer
:. have a second skin" fit. But
don't be discouraged if your store
repeats the familiar story, mo ny.
Ions left!" for GORDON
rayon stockings are sheer and love.
ly. Ask ior fine hosiery with the
GORDON label and you'll be
sure of an appreciated Mothers
Day gift!
Evening star., 1946-05-05

"A burned child breads the FIRE"
as does a wise housekeeper, too!
Yet she knows that small kitchen
burns are almost inevitable now
and then and keeps an instant
comforter" on hand to relieve the
sting and smart! That's why you'll
find RESINOL Ointment on so
many kitchen shelves a sooth.
ing, medicated ointment ready to
bring quick relief if hot grease
"spits" at you! So why not get
TWO jars of RESINOL Ointment
this week,-one for the kitchen, one
for the bathroom shelf? All the
family can use the latter sooth.
ing comforter that it is, for itching
of eczema, chatting, baby's diaper
rash and externally caused pimples.
Ask your Druggist for RESINOLl
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Have you ever been caught short
been embarrassed by friends
dropping in Unexpectedly and every
piece of serving silver in the house
tarnished, stained, dissraceful-look-
ing? Well, here's the answer to
THAT situation! Have packase
of SILVER SHEETS within easy
reach on the kitchen wall AL
WAYS! Then, in a few minutes
fat whip out a SILVER
SHEET, rub it over silver while
tho silvers wet to remove every
trace of tarnish, and there you are.
Silver ALA. shine and ready for
company! No mess, no bother
for all you need is that SILVER
SHEET, impreenated with a super.
action silver polish. Just the thing
for cleaning jewelry, too, in a neat,
quick and effortless way. "Sparkles
up pins, rings, necklaces and ear
rings in no time. They come in a
"handy.to.hans.up' package z doz.
sheets) for 25c. Ask tomorrow for
SILVER SHEETS at Department
or Neighborhood Stores!
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Miss Crane We'd
To Mr.. Mier at
Medical Center

The Memorial Chapel of the Army
Medical Center was the scene of
the wedding yesterday of Miss Bar
bara Lee Crane, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Crane
and Mr.. Harry Jack Mier, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mier of Union
town, Pa.
Capt. Eugene B. Frein oficiateo
at the noontime ceremony, which
was followed by a reception at the
home OF Mrs. John w. Hardell and
Miss Leila Hardell, grandmother and
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Wright Of Baltimore were the ushers.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were graduated from the University
of Maryland, where the former was
a member of Delta Delta Delta
Sorority and Mr.. Mier was affili-
ated with Phi Delta Theta Frater-
nifty. Since graduation the latter
has served overseas with the 101st
Airborne Division.
Following a honeymoon in Miami
the couple will reside in Union
town.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Stomach IN! !

Let the young "slimsters" have
those airy foundations for
they're just so much "pouf" if
there's bulge or a little excess
weight about your figure! What
the mature figure needs is well.it
CONTROL :. and that's exactly
what P. N. PRACTICAL
FRONT CORSET gives with such
perfect comfort and ease! Try one
on and see how the famous inner
vest supports dropping stomach
lines see how quickly inches
are cut from your waist, as weight
is more evenly distributed. Watch
how bulges are hattened and EN-.
barrassing "spread" is brought into
smart and fashionable lines. P. N.
PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS
in new fabrics and fashionable
styles are available at your Corset
Shop.
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Cathedral School for Girls, attended
the Washington School for Secre-
taries and recently accepted a posi-
ton in Harrisburg.
DR.. Wallace is the son Of Mrs.
Mary Wallace and the late Mr.. r.
Staten Wallace Of Arlington. A
graduate Of the University Of Ari-
zona and George Washington Uni
versity School of Medicine, he served
his internship at George Wash
ington University Hospital. For
Evening star., 1946-05-05
'Sbney-WaHace
'Engaeement Told

The engagement of Miss Jane
Marie Shuey to Dr. Keene Manning
Wallace of Arlington, Va, is an
nounced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry William Shuey of Har-
risburg. Pa.
A niece of Mrs. w. A. Van Duzer
and the late Mr.. Van Duzer, director
of vehicles and traffic, she made
her home with them for five years.
She is graduate of the National
Evening star., 1946-05-05

merly q resident in surgery at Doc
tors Hospital, he recently was COM
missioned in the United States
Army and will leave this month
for Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
The wedding is planned for the
early summer.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
s,.A Sku R.A1.! Harry to oAproof1Lbokn,! !1heUe!

work over" best upholstery
blankets right now! So hurry hurry hurry
best woolen through the Spring and Summer
do HEX! This non.inAammabe and
liquid odoress and harmless wooens moth larvae
will NOT anything HEXed quick
with and wooen completely safe until for HEX
penetates fiber No wrapping storing
HEX confident safe from
all Hardware Stores
this marvellous moth. .poofer!
Evening star., 1946-05-05

And don't forget that BURNETT'S
Onion and Garlic offer the quickest,
easiest way to make salads, dress.
ings, and fish dishes more tempt.
ing treats! Ask your Grocer for
BURNETT'S % Food Flavors!
Evening star., 1946-05-05

Know that exhlarated 'mi shty like arose look your
complexion has right after you step OF shower?
The look that makes you twice pretty? That's
exactly the look YARDLEY English Complexion
Cream gives a normal young skin. Let tell you how
important it is protect your skin by using like
I this. YARDLEY English Complexion Cream cleanses
J thoroughly, gently removing all of dirt and
Crime. Delightful in texture it's satin smooth when you
it. As beauty pickup apply thin film for few
the YARDLEY way of keeping your skin soft smooth,
mes in quaint pink jar that will brighten your dressing
it at better stores in 81 and 81 sizes, plus tax!
Evening star., 1946-05-05
II G,aesep. 6.v.,ag. p, G,as;o4, Dining!

~ Bright laughter happy companionhp {. good
- food This is the harmony your family should
TE-l find at the table each night And you'll find that
T SCHLITZ Beer helps pace this parade of food and
fellowship! When grown-ups sight the bubbly, jewel
EV bright shine of SCELITZ in crystal glasses, the days
II !:
kiss of the hops, that nary of harsh bitter.
mellow fubodied SCLTZ your
Food Market with grocery order gracious
gracious dinin&i SCFILITZ Sctz Brewing
Milwaukee. Wis.,
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Easy 9avo,iog Tricks!

Try these easy tricks to Havor.up
some of the commonest foods YOU
serve BURNETTS Food Fla
vors offer you % different ways to
work menu magic!
. Cinnamon Flavor odds zest to
iced coffee.
. Add five drops Of Almond
Flavor to sour cherry pie
liquid Nutmeg Flavor to frothy
prune whip.
. For q nodded ton1oto and cot
tose cheese soiod, add q little
Onion and Celery FIovors-o
drop Of Garlic Flavor to moyon-
noise for soImon mousse.
. SporkIe sugar cubes with
Orange Flavor. ploee on top Of
baking powder biscuits, bake
new tang, fresh taste!
Evening star., 1946-05-05

4. Yesterday lunch friend of mine said Excuse me"
<o(h and then removed loose strand of tobacco from her
mouth with the edge of her napkin Not pretty
G4G&. fastdous gesture but how of guilty Of
0 ;:: :s
W !" mouth lips teeth? The unique VICEROY filter tip
keeps tobacco IN the cigarette the CHECKING
other blend of domestic Turkish
tobaos That's why NICEROY Cigarette the
CLEAN smoking peasure Ask Tobaccons for this filter
tipped cigarette.
Evening star., 1946-05-05

basements! SERGEANTS Dsnfectan dsn
by removing the unpleasant smell It's irritating tender
hands and trails the lingering woodsy clean
smelling refreshins trial SOC; IL Csc
Drug Department Stores
Evening star., 1946-05-05

HOUSEWIVES, ATTENTION! STARTING WEEK Thursday
Eve in the News Section, LOOK FOR
BUYI1NES COLUMN-"THE HOUSE WIFES SPECIAL column
what Foods Household Products Appliances
BEFORE do your shopping for the weekend
Evening star., 1946-05-05
I've just discovered the most invaluable

the whole house as its pleasant territory! Name
of it is SERGEANTS Disinfectant . and il
trails pine.y freshness wherever it's used! Put
tablespoonsful into pail of warm water-and
every cleaning chore is easy 4. from floor to
bathroom fixtures :. from eradicating unseen
dirt that's the invisible cause of germs in drains
to deodorizins the garbage pail ;. from cleans.
ing walls, woodwork and linoleum to freshenins
musty basements!I SERGEANT'S Disinfectant
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-28
National 4-H Club
Week March 2-1O

The first peacetime observance of
National All Club Week in the rural
youth organizations birthday will
be held March 2-10 Its main theme
will be ''The Local All Club in a
Changing World. Significantly, its
chief objective will be to encourage
100000 club members to strength
en- their own local All programs to
help in solving home-front problems
of peace as effectively as they did
those of war. Ten All "guideposts"
and new goal of 100000 men,
bers by 1850" will be emphasized in
the weeks program.
Prominent business and profess
sional men and women, as well as
leading industrial organizations long
interested in furthering All Club
work, are cooperating in the pro-
gram by offering incentives for out
standing All records of achieve
ment These comprise merit awards
of medals, u S. Savings Bonds, Nat
ional All Club Congress trips, col
lege scholarships and special tro-
phies, on county, state, sectional and
national levels.
| One of the trophies-for National
All Achievements presented in
in the name of the President of the
United States. Other All activities
in which awards are offered for top
ranking records, and their donors,
are: National Leadership, H. A. Mos
es and Edward F. Wilson; Canning,
Mrs. Ruth Kerr; Food Preparation,
Servel; Meat Animal, Thomas E.
Wilson; Milk Production and Dairy
Foods Demonstrations, Kraft Foods;
Poultry Production, Swift; Soil Con-
servation, Firestone; Farm Safety,
General Motors; Better Methods
Electric, Westinghouse Educational
Foundation; Home Grounds Beauti-
fication, Mrs. Charles r. Walgreen;
Clothing, Spool Cotton Educational
Bureau; Field Crops and Frozen
Foods, International Harvester; All
Movie, Sears-Roebuck Foundation;
Dress Revue, American Viscose
Corp; Farm Tractor Maintenance,
Oil companies, including Standard
of Indiana and Ohio, Pan American,
Stanolind Oil and Gas, American
and Utah Oil Refining; and Girls
Record, Montgomery Ward
All these All Club activities are
arranged by the National Commit
tee on Boys and Girls Club Work,
and conducted under the direction
of the Federal and State Extension
Services.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-28
Delta Council Drive
For Members Begins

Stoneville, Miss, Feb. 25--Delts
Council Headquarters announced
here today that membership drive
viii begin March l. All member.
will receive reminders of member.
ship dues sometime next week anc
many persons heretofore unassociat.
ed with Delta Council are being ask.
ed to join.
Each county has finance chair.
man with whom members may gel
in touch or membership may be fill.
ed with Delta Council office direct
County Chairman are as follows
Bolivar, Herbert Eustis, Cleveland
and H. H. McGowen, Baulah: Car