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Evening star., 1947-11-26
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 76. l9R.
SALESMAN.

CANyAsERs-;Active young men, need not
earn money now. and we will train you
Products @ have fine W customer tome appeal; @ in arm
II years in business. Can also use sew
eral closers, Good chance to become crew
managers. Car not necessary. Phone 81
ss45 between 10 and pm. for appoint
MAN MAN to collect debit and solicit life In
LIFE INsuRANcE CO, 527 sfh ST. taHH ~ NV
REAL ESTATE. to sell D. C. and Nd.
property; excellent opportunity; must have
car. Box 257-V Star. 27'
dealer trade within radius Of so miles
from Wash. on such items as alum. win
dowS .,ste steel sash alum: wall tile and other
tunity for right man: state age. sales
experience; inclose photo and indicate
salary requirements. Box 326-T, Star.
SALESMAN SAL. to sell to grocsrs, delicates-
line. Meat. vegetable, checkout computing
1iss meat j., siieers ttod tenderizsrs etc Msrehan.
a, good hustler with car, better than
Sanitary s . ssALE s5aS DIST, 1924 9Th
SALESMAN. experienced. ambitious, for
1th ST. NV, NE. O710. al
SALESMAN drawing against 81 commits
sion for mems clothing and furnishings
Wonderful opportunity. MILLS CO., 9th
and E StS. NV. 40
SALESMAN-Fine opportunity with a ra-
tionally recognized manufacturer of dog
tood man with grocery iobbing and store
detailing experience, can take over firmly
established, Virginia territory. with good
income and room for further development;
liberal compensation plus bonus arrange
ment. Give age, education and experience
IN letter asking for personal interview
Box l42-V, Star. 27s
Statesmen. for new self-storing California
req redTood @ storm w MTindoM; best deal in town
ave. NV. GE. 1922. GE. 4911. ST.. 56S2.
WE WANT YOUNG MEN who are inter
ested in earning top money in a perm
retail store sales position; prefer young
men who have been successful in selling
from door to door. although these openings
are, not outside selling positions; salary
and commission. KIT MUSIC CO.. $50
C st
Evening star., 1947-11-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE. Mt. Pleasant. vacant,
immed. possession: 10 rms. and baths:
very low down payment buys properly; NJ
rood win to purchase; LEWIS REALTY
CO. RI sehS Nt. sr Or os,ln 1884 ..,r.,. - vSo,,-
sns sssaan's ESf sSss sSs
RESTAURANT, located at 4Q1 4th st. sw.
Normerly the Star Dust Night Club. now
closed: seats so downstairs. 200, up-
stairs: equipped and ready to open: LIQUOR
license obtainable: best known and largest
place IN section: long lease at Sl25 month
win s my lease and sauRmsn n,c.
has always been big money-maker. See
BOB HOlLANDER, sole owner Of lease and
equipment. 1909 N. Y. ave. NV, between
! Pm; and 3 Pm; MA, 9743. -26
cation; doing 5000 vklS. top prices, nics
and wine: low payroll. very large profts.
cludinE $4,000 clean stock. Terms, S17,5O0
cash. including stock; balance monthly at
A.. BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive broker.
009 n: Y. ave: NV. Ma. 9743. -26
80 'ssv'ss soS s9S %ii' E2s. Rsa:
rent. $50. Total price. incl large elec,
meat case, scales and stock $4,000 On
Baltimore blvd, near Berwyn, Nd. c. II:
PEARcE. WA. 70O9 or WA. 63Os. -27
RESTAURANT-COLOR retir-
ing. offers this excellent value: very best
midtown location: plenty Of space With
and IL. meals Tnsipsed EgporsYnsy priced
COioRED EAR AND GRILL, large place;
very good money-maker; priced for Q quick
sale; buy direct from owner. AID. 1913.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRITERS pur-
chased and traded repaired quickly EG. read nd
portables; est; II yrs; OFFICE MACHINES
e9 ss IKE ny ins saeustori sd RE
~ r. ss III 4S =. ''5s TNITED TYpEwsFTEs CO.
sss!: 'sRe'' III s4g Hts'ssSS; efs'
afSS sSsRinf ANp "A rough
nsRfd an Reny ca HN osSs Ge4ns
"a y ~ ';;s Rss
sPIHsf e4s ana or brick
mse' fpse es9s :ns te eR'e ms. MI so5s D.t 6se
BRICKLAYING-Firep chimneys, re;
r rssaspsd. Sa FAaNANI sAs Nj Ludlow sRo O 54ss.
sma sRes s1y sns ype 'e%n mk xRd5
cABiNSEsffiMxKERRsSs experts on furn. repair
s9stes.s. sas ssa';a : ia @ $685. '.nsf sts9ss
CAMERA RErA1Rs-s1b 10th St. NV.
GR Fl yssEs dPs net sSst0ry SA D'E4tsi iii Full
CAMERAs. movie equip. iforeisn or domes-
tic makes repaired by own serylce de dept
sss a sf Fl fnd ta
atticS finished; reasonable. G. PUTNAM
or apartments, stairways. .dormer win
doms 5ee rms cal p0rSSfs fN 1asGsed ne"
@conp etc remodeling, residential ano
commercial: repairing of all kinds. Call
nHpTSERR AINW0RFK RA Eaa, 4sls aa,st,r, and r.nsr,
ssss s'9'R: S9s's ''s Ca.
cARPENTRY. roof repairins, porches;; ssn' ssg
eXkFRST2hlSs ekAhS R5 sSso fIxsrikgR sItss painting
cementins. fireproofns, roo repairing
P1ssRs! * sansasM sr,ss :fiEsS can g.
closing in, and painting. For free est ssti-
GnExNsa Gssfi M T4 assT furn and Tss.
anteed; repsirins az reuph9lstsEins; esti-
Pssfs Gs hSD fSsr s0s' q tools ss
inventors. Call TIE. 93o7. $40 am; to
ELECTRICIAN. licensed, colored; wiring
WtisS Ho e.nssd ssd7 ps es 4ssS sn5 hour
day or night; quick service. JACK E.
ffEc!kIe WIRING: commerc,., ana resi- s, /.
co. 800. Ga ave RA S2a1
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Sanders.
full operating instructions. sandpaper and
quick drying finishes sold: new and used
waxing machines for sale. KENNEDY
FLOORS. RA. 4346. 700 Kennedy st. NV:
FLOORS REFINISHED, cleaned. waxed and
Lolished; other home maintenance services.
Abb d F. MAINTENANCE CO., Elk. $3.50.
Night phone, GIL. 44O0, Ext. 762. g.
FLOORS SANDED and finished cleaned and
waxed: work done Nd. Va, D. c. G..
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. lrst.class
gK x1Fk FTss estimates .as s ssha SalI HAWKINS q
FLo9s SERVICE owest psfs'r rR n xss
FuRNiTuRE FL MI uisn REPAIR WORK. any type;
upholsterins. springs tied. refnished: slip
covers and drapes made to order; all Work
done by expert factory mechanics: dsIiy-
cry one week. HARVEY 65 MOORE, INC,
3l6 9th st. NV. RE. 1904. 29.
FURNITURE REFINISHED; scratches, Gig
burns. alcohol stains, etc. removed in your
fSTERros hsRs aSsFf fbEeoaAfiAe 9Se9 Color tnns
refinishing-Attention, real estate owners,
II your real estate is an asset, protect II:
We help you maintain its beauty without
outrageous prices. We know, SWING our
customers the full benefit Of Workmanship
money can buy. we. establish reputable
name to our business and gain many
friends. Phone for our Representative to to
:sn and s1ssus: your prcesTy5 yitn .rsI you
siveiy for coiors and contrast. Our name
N Yfstir 111arnntAa IN 9678 97s
Evening star., 1947-11-26
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
sELF-sERvIcE LAUNDRY STORES, Laun.

SELF-SERvICE LAUNDRY STORES, Laun-
deral equipped; reasonable Investment:
zSSHeS SHsfstrss1 fS 75t ss1n,o-n
sient trade: does $3.50 on bar daily. Low
payroll. Geod eod Lease; High nns net pEot pH%i
fssf E@s sSs sae.
a743: once hours. / pm. to pm. -26
NV; rent. $40; long lease; elderly owner
sick, has to be hospitalized; must sell
Immediately. total price only 81 T. 500 In
Sslsnee siSo siSs1 months SoB HoIIXNpER Der
sive Broker; 1909 n. Y. ave. NV, ot1cs
kRGGsfAuknANT RESI- " with liquor: downtown; ca
tering to business and professional men;
same owner many years very low rent:
does $4,000 wkly.; same help many years:
restaurant people. considered; about 500
soe. soe s.s assdrsfs sos g RihpnR
Broker. 1909 n. Y: ave. NV. Ma. s74s.
srSufY fst ff' fARfoR sSLoN a a equipped; sSs-
* ESEss!yills; ma; -. .r:!e,,, e.
an unusual opportunity to . person Or
standing eating places in this citys finest
location. Guaranteed figures will indicate
satisfactory operation as to rent, lease,
gross and net profits, etc. now and past
years. Investment will be returned in
to handle. Let me explain by personal
interview. please. Have two smaller cafe
terias priced very low. A. II. BACAs,
NV. DI. 6234.6235
BEAUTY PARLOR, in one Of tn. hnt
shopping eenters in Arlington. Immacu.s
khs aFtn .
cases, permanent wave machine. Ions
lease. Reasonable rental. Reasonably
priced. For further information call
OK. Os79,
Evening star., 1947-11-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED COOK or waitress wishes to
CoLoRED GIkL wants Job as maid in
WasHiNaTpN vsGlss II eSFelss CO. q Ess'a a4ss o'
COLORED GIRL wishes position ss foun-
tain girl or kitchen helper: day work; ex-
peTieneed, No 42es snytims; -.
or b. G.; S. plus careiare;. references. Cali
after 5 pm, Ashton 54s4
Woman best Of references. AT. 6si6.
CIR GIRL vents n 4faa falI or part-tims domestic
GIRL, colored. desires g,h;;w, cooking,
cleaning MI 2343
GIRL. colored, desires part-time Job;
mornins breakfast till 1 pm. Call pc.
HoUTsEkEEpER, white, middle aged, ex-
cellent cook. gh;w.; live in; available at
LAUNDRY WANTED to do at home; uni
forms specialized Elk. 3216. IS
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time s.h.w.
for Mon, Wed. Fri: experienced. with
WANTS days work or laundry at home.
Ts8MaS ssS hSyra nAaas Il WoRK Kw or IsSs ps9sm. Job
best refs; good worker. Phone CO. O740.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

pissterine. painting, etc; free esti.:
HAITI 9 GsSsf eSsRsHsd ssSA Ca '5.FF IL TO-
ADDlTIoNs-All phases of home and 1e com.
version. Carpentry. electrical. plumbing
aEfER11foSs s2a "a Il NV. additions ER 4s7s attic: into
tion rms. and porches inclosed WA. 1918.
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS: save 35s
fuel permanent: no painting upkeep: adds
ssae ea sIFsar S5pS tesDs Go OF Far Hmh ss
copIEfE foo GoMMEhG1AL Nm AZ ana an nom.
pair5ngmFree Ii5n Est estimates furnished, W. g.
co. res NO. ioom ss9s
ing; bars, porches, steps; home and COM
siding applied; financing arranged. R. W.
RUSS days VI. 7ose; evenings FIR. 1895. ss
laying. SANDING. dnishins. Cleaning. . par.
~ iEs & soSTSzsTSKs. rs 8 NC, isia Wisson.
GENERAL coNTRACroR; new building.
sHsts SEWErE Hort en- cts 1852 estimates free c. A.
GENERAL REMoDELING of all CONNER
eis property o plans = fqTnishsd g est es.imatss ss
Tree re. IISS. HAY Z. RObEIIS. 80
HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: eX-
pert engineerins; yrs, to pay. SERVICE
5ssS!NEER1SS 5sSs! GEl 1855. co. 1921 Ga ave- oE
HYATTsVILLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
ing. siding, gutterine. painting. papering:
all work guaranteed: no down payment:
low monthly terms. For free estimates.
siTcMEN sa MA SfsS REMonEL1Ntimmss.
stallation Of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Lint cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire Job, involv.
ing carpentry, electrical work, plumbing,
plastering. painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
kIoMP o '0 AIR n sYsIEMs, S So: spsci.iist, iS in
warm air and air-conditioning heat: IS
years experience. Phone VI. 58O1.
METAL TILE for kitchen, bath, vestibules
and rec; rms: low cost; expert mechanics;
PAINTING. floor refnishing. by skilled
workmen. Estimates cheerfully given. OR.
PROoFING-cellars. walls. noors,
interior. exterior; roofs repaired: free esti-
mates: guaranteed. NEV1NS, TW. S124.
COMPLETE HOME remodeling. free esti-
mates. c. L. PIERCE, DI. 5000. .
OLD DOMINION CONTRACT CO., GIL.
0211, additions, alterations, roofing paint
ing: all home improvements. Free esti-
mates Terms virginia work only -
Evening star., 1947-11-26
HELP MEN ond WOMEN.

BOOKkEEPER, experienced; this is a good,
steady position for the right person; excel
worSins eond Apply at HERsoN AUTO
AND APPLIANCE CO.. ia o st. NV.
DE. 400. ~
DRUG CLERK. white. experienced: some
soda fountain work, days only. good salary.
short hours. Ii. 1850. -"6
COUPLE. live in small country institution
for subnormal boys: ability to plan indoor
and outdoor activities and provide house
mother care. Salary and full maintenance
Write Box 36l-T Star 40
YOUNG MEN and married couples, 1926,
neat, ambitious; travel Texas. California
return; permanent position; nationally
known concern: experience unnecessary;
transportation furnished Mr. COCHRAN
Hotel Plaza, 20 pm. Tuesday. wednes-
Evening star., 1947-11-26
DOMESTIC
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING to vicinity Of Pittsburgh; room
for. 3: leave Wed: night, return Sunday
EMPLoYE going to, Cali
fornia on home leave about Nov. 20; will
drive car all or part way; refs. EXCHANGED.
WIfL DELIVER AUTO any point west
Coast: leaving shout Dec. /; you furnish
Gas; Bog ST; Star. n.-n.
NRowNE deorEis 2e46.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
HELP WoMEN.

AVON COSMETICS need representativel
Call GI, 1859 for details. az
MUSIC STORE. located In better NV sec
ton. has opening for some one with record
experience or general knowledge OF
music; part time ] 8 to 20 hours per week.
Box 104-T, Star.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
ROSTjESS.

NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, efncient and
reliable nurses, agency license and bonded;
never closed. DU, $685. 26s
TYPISTS, $500 mo. ~, temp. work; fast,
accurate: at once. Miss Bond. RE 2S2S
FORD EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th st. Aw.,
near Eye st
DOMESTIC HELP by day week or month
We protect your home BY selecting the
best help ts do your work; .FITfER's
DU. 4S14. AID. 1882, 8 am. to $50 p m
Evening star., 1947-11-26
HELP WOMEN (cent,) J

SALESLADY, selling and sewing notions
40-hour week, $50. Apply SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE CO., 7015 Wisconsin ave
sAIEsIAnY xanted for FRANKLIN UNI
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Rare Manuscript From Peru
Found In A Danish Library
By KARE OLSEN, Librarian for the
Royal Library, Copenhagen

guage. Poma says himself that he
completed his work in 1913. This
is confirmed by the letter dedi.
eating his book to Philip III Of
Spain (1598-1621, which is dated
January list 1913.
Unfortunately it is not possible
in this short account to describe
the contents except to say that the
work records the history of the
Inca empire both before and after
the Spanish conquest. Of special
interest is a series of DEGREES is
sued by the last Inca, Tapac Inca
Yupanqui. The various age groups
into which the population was di-
vided are enumerated, and a de-
scription is given of the annual
festivals. Account is also given of
events in Peru after the arrival of
the Spaniards. The entertainments
and misery brought about by the
Spanish rule, especially by the
clergy and local administration,
are personally depicted. Poma de
Ayala hoped to go to Spain to SUBJ
nit his book to Philip III, in order
to effect a change in the condi-
tons. We know from his account
that he went to Lima But there
our knowledge of the author and
his work ends.
Poma de Ayala's work will ale
ways have the greatest value for
photographers and geographers,
because it describes a now extinct
civilization as seen through the
eyes of the natives.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
News In Brief:

The Swe / h prefabricated
frame houses that were shown at
the recent home exhibition in
Paris were awarded the Grand
Prix by the jury. The Stockholm
department store, Nordiska Kom-
paniet, received the same honor
for it's furniture and furnishings.
while Gustaf Kahr, specialist in
floor construction and design, was
given an honorary mention.
American cancer research has
recently attracted considerable at
tention in Sweden because of the
public clinics in the United States
where people are examined regu-
larly once or twice year, even
though no symptoms of the disease
have appeared. According to Nor
CON- dningen, this system will
soon be introduced in Sweden. To
begin with, 200 workers at an in
dustrial plant near Stockholm will
be submitted to regular eXamina-
tionS.
The Gold Medal of the City of
Paris recently was conferred upon
the Swedish Consul General, Raoul
Nordling, in recognition of his out
standing contribution toward the
liberation of the French capital.
Thanks to his initiative the CT
tation read, 1.-The population OF
Paris was spared much suffering.
and devastation was prevented"
The distinction was awarded in
connection with the anniversary of
the liberation of Paris at the end
of August.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Swedish Riksdag
Members Study
Civil Aviation

NEW YORK-Six members of a
Riksdag committee recently ap-
pointed by the Swedish Govern
ment to make a study of Sweden's
commercial aviation arrived on
October l in New York for a ten
day visit to the United States.
during which they will observe the
organization of American air lines.
They are Olof Anderson, Gus
tat Nilsson. James Dickson, Petrus
Granebo. Oscar j. N Malmborg,
and G. F. S. Widmark Mr.. Crane
DO is first deputy speaker of the
Riksdag's First Chamber. On their
trip, which is taking them to the
Pacific Coast and back, they are
accompanied by officials of the
Swedish Aerotransport Company
and the Scandinavian Airlines
System.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

A new direct air line between
Gothenburg and Amsterdam was
opened September 1. The first
regular passenger plan carried
fourteen passengers. Immediately
afterward another machine took
off with official city and state
delegates who had been invited
by the Netherlands authorities.
Einar R. Ryden, formerly of the
University of Minnesota ID
Northwestern University, has &C
cepted a position as assistant pro-
fessor in education and psychology
at Purdue University, Lafayette,
Indiana. In addition, he will con-
duct a course in the methods of
teaching foreign languages. While
at the University of Minnesota,
Mr.. Ryden gave course in
Swedish to American enlisted men
and officers.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

largest of it's kind in the world,
had broken down. It is expected to
be repaired by Christmas.
The latest restrictions will soon
affect the country's industrial out
put. This will come at very in
opportune time, since Sweden just
now has need of the greatest pos
sible production. Ten important in
dustrial concerns have been es-
pecially hard hit, and more than
one thousand other industries
have seen their allotment of cleo
trio power cut. Some thirty trains
were taken off on October Is.
Strict orders have also been is
sued regarding show windows, in
which the illumination will be only
one fourth of the normal. The ra-
tioning for households and smaller
consumers, formerly applicable
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

After few weeks visit in New
York and Washington, Gunnar
Fagrell, newspaper editor from
Sweden, returned to his homeland
via the Scandinavian Airlines
System. During the war, Mr.. Fag-
rell served as Chief for the Scan
dinavian Division of the Office of
War Information. After the war
he returned to Sweden and was
for some time connected with the
Swedish American News Ex-
change. At present he is Managing
Editor for Goteborgs-T idningen
and the political m 6 az n e
"Varlds-horisonten,' the Swedish
version of the United Nations
World.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

Among many other rarit1es in
the manuscript collection of the
Royal Library il. Copenhagen~is
manuscript by a Peruvian Indian,
Poma re Ayala. When the Library
came into possession of it is not
known, but it was before 1874,
when the first catalogue of the
manuscript collection was COM
piled. It remained unnoticed until
1908, when Professor R. Pietsch-
mann, Director of the University
Library at Gottingen and a dis
tinguished student of Peruvian
history and language, discovered
it and gave an account of it in the
Gottinger-N achrichten. Philolhist.
Klasse 1908, PIP. 637-59. He sub
sequently worked on an edition
and translation but failed to finish
the work before his death in 1923.
Great interest was also shown in
it by Americans. But-after sew
eral vain attempts by Danes-it
was a Frenchman, P. Rivet, who
finally published the manuscript,
in a facsimile edition in the series
Universite de Paris. Travaux ct
Memories de PInstitut d Eth
nologie, XIII, Paris 1886.
Don Felipe Guaman Poma de
Ayala, the author of the manu-
script, was of noble birth He was
a descendant of the Yarovillca
dynasty, which had ruled from
ancient times in the district of
Chinchaysuyo in Northern Peru.
While his grandfather was burned
to death by the Spaniards under
Pizarro, his father joined them and
gave them his loyal support. His
mother, Ccuri Ocllo, was a daugh-
ter of the tenth Inca, Tupac Inca
Yupanqui. Before her marriage she
had a son, the mestizo Don Martin
de Ayala, who, besides working
for the poor in the hospital at Ava
cucho, acted as tutor in religion
and secular subjects to his younger
half-brother. His knowledge of his
people and his country was ac-
CURED by travelling all over it for
! thirty years as an interpreter. At
the age of eighty he returned to
his birthplace, poor and feeble. But
everything had changed. His house
had been sold; his family was i'm
poverished and scattered. Nobody
knew him, and he was looked upon
as an imposter. So he set out once
again. and proceeded to Lima to
present to the Spanish king the
work he had compiled on Peru:
Ell primero nueva coronica buen
gobierno, or The First and New
Chronicle and Good Government.
Poma de Ayala's work is known
only in the one copy belonging to
the Royal Library in Copenhagen,
which is in the authors own hand
writing. 1t is paper manuscript,
15.5 POS en-, with 1,179 pages,
including about 300 full-page illus
trations. 1t is written in poor Span
ish intermixed with many SEN
| fences in the native Quichua lam
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

The new Swedish 1000 ton
cruiser Gotta Lejon" C''Lion of
Gotha"D has completed her speed
tests and will soon join the Navy.
She is a sister ship of the Tire
Kronor" ("Three Crowns"1 which
recently returned from her shake
down cruise outside of Gothenburg
Both vessels are Swedish-built.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

One effect of the rationing of
electricity in Sweden is that it
will be colder to travel by street
car and train. This winter the tenn
perature in the trolleys must not
exceed so degrees Fahrenheit,
while that in suburban trains will
be maintained at 81 degrees and
in the long distance express trains
at 81 degrees.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

only in communities of more than
5000 inhabitants, from now on will
include towns and villages as well.
The radio programs will also have
to be cut.
All sources of electric power are
being used to the utmost. Ne
gotiations have begun with the
Naval authorities for the purpose
of utilizing the submarines. The
current from the submersibles
would in that case be fed into the
network which runs from the
northernmost part of Sweden to
the southernmost.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Rationing Of Electric Power
Reflected In Industrial Output

STOCKHOLM.-As result of long and drought
IN Sweden during the and autumn the consumption
of electric raoned time ago. and the estc
tions have been frightened The immediate
that turbine in the steam power station at Vaseras the
Evening star., 1947-01-31
SINGER ely,
5s'5zYS>Ss''

DEAR MRS CASWEI4L: the horse eountry'-have
spent hunting eeplechasng and
blood-and friends absorbed by them as
That had before married college professor
Now surrounded. imagine by ntenecuals and
thinkers My husband himself although young and darling
pedanc profession He horses doesn't
like ride here when friend offers chance to hunt
So I've tried forget about it, and learn this new
way of life.
to distraction trouble One of horse
friends taking
lunch and dinner whenever We talk horses and
hounds love it. and
perhaps because feeling belonging I'm getting
very fond of the
Nothing serious husband but
find myself looking forward friends trips to
Washington think there danger continuing to
20 out with him? clock and speak the
language again!'-JOAN
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