davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to discontinue
farming and having no further use
for the following articles, will sell
at Public Auction, on the Lore
wood Grove road, 11a miles north
east of Mt. Pleasant. Del. on
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27
Effects of Brucellosis

Brucellosis in human beings
causes a lingering fever. In cattle
it results in reproduction failures.
Brucellosis is a definite problem in
rural populations and among those
people who drink raw milk.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27
cofreemaker Most Popular

Coffeemaker is the kitchen uten-
sill most often used by the Ameri-
can housewife. it was found in
survey conducted in a cooperative
project in three states. California.
Nebraska and Rhode Island
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an, baB in 3ugoilapien sesen 9ito
cine Siinite aolonne organiiiert ipiro
rno baB Die gaiaIeritaaten geihloi.
len binter 0sosfau iteben. Sb oieier
Grud Itarf genue iei,, miro, gito in
Dem 2anbe 5u ltiir5en, oos er bisber
nit eiierner 5ault beberri6te, bleibt
ab5uipartell. Sbipobl er nab 1pie Dor
&ommuniit lit, mill er iid) aueel,-
ibeinlid) Dem 8eiten n1bern, um iih
init oeiien tpirtihoftlihen 9ilie be-
baupten su fonnen. llno i'm Welten
lit man nift abeeneist, i'm IN Dem
&ingen nit 8uBlonb 5u fifteen. Zen
barbariIden &anpf Iitos geeert olle
Bioerlaher lno geaen Die ibm per-
baBte Stride, oereu SSiibrer er nod
ifonoaloIen Gro5eiieu einfaferte
.(5tepinaeD uno "Iiquioierte" i,idt
man Der Ger9eiierbeit anbeiruauge-
ben. llno iiber fiir5 ooer lang mag
.es oa5u fommen, baB es gum guter
Con gebort BEN yMaridau" als .Ge=
mofraten" 5u preijen.
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Rorgentbau.8lon ser entinouitriali,
iierung Geutihlanos sugeitimmt 5u
baben - einem Glane. bon Dem er
i'm sleiben Item3uec iolIdIiherpeiie
bebauptete, er iei nipater tpioerruieu"
Doroen.~ als oh er ME bon Der er-
ndbnten ~9ireftipe" iiir oas giien>
boner'l6e Sffupotionsbeer gebort
bate, Ole Ben General Dort,portlid1
anDies, yfeinerlei Shritte sur pirt-
ihaftliden @ieoeraufrihtl,ng TeutId-
lambs ooer 5ur aufrehterbaItlns ODER
Starfung oes oeutiben tpirtfnftli,
feu 2ebens su unternehmen"D
Mtlantic Gaet
9as Staatsbepartelneut gnb Ieste
8ofe befannt, oaB sic erite Sisung
6es Norosatlontif .Gerteioieungsrats,
Ser Die 8erteioigunesmittel bon 5moIf
III Dem Haft 5lllommeneeidIoiienen
2dnoern oeritpeiBeu ion, ON Il
September in 8aibineton ieine erite
Sisl1ng abbalten miro. ~gs tpiro on=
init gerednet, oaB oie sIuBenni,1;iter
aller 8ertragsl1noer onipeieno Ieia
neroen," bieb es in Ser sInfiinbisrne
Ger Gertrag, oen ser Brdiioel1t
neuIi6 IN araft eeieet bat. fiebt Dor,
oaB Die 2dnoer ibre 5dbiefeit, lid
einem angriff 5u 1uioeriesen. erbalten
uno weiter ousbauen, uuo 5tpor ourd
forteeleste Selbitbilfe uuo eegenieiti>
9e llnteritiisung. slae 2anoer Der
pIIidten ii6, einen aneriif ouf cine
Ser Signatarm1d)te OILS einen Mt
9riff auf alle ansuiehen. Sr1iioer,t
Sruman bat crit ooriee Bohe tpieber
oarauf binselpieieu, ooB Ser gertrog
rein oefenltp llnb lpeoer aeger Hub-
lono nod gegen cine auosre Tntion
gerihtet lit.
8abreno oos Staat5oepartement
Ser 8erteioigltne guropas bas Saupt.
(Sortfes,ura alt Seite 81
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Sros alle6em aber lit cs bod nid1
gon5 oas Selttidlano, ipie es lid Ole
Norgentbauer ertr1umt batten. lin.
ter Dem Druid Der ruiiii1en 8eiabr
bat man Dem uneliidliben 2ano pe.
nieItens oen 8e9inn eines neuen po.
litilhen gigenlebens eeItattet. 8eitern
lit in Bonn Der am IA. IuguIt ee.
ipablte 8unoestag Ser y9eutihen
8unoesrepublif" aulamnlensetreten
gs lit nur elm Shatten oes ebenlaIi-
gen Oeutlblano, aber es lit menig-
items elm anfang.
Gin laneer @ee mar es, Scr bon
Seberan uuo Quebec iiber SaItu 1lno
Botsoam nof Bonn fiibrte. Iuf Die
lem 8eee tuuroe Dem goIihepismus
bon Ser eeniolen Staats sfunit ser 1peit-
li6en Oenofrotien sic 9abn bis ir1s
Ser5 guropas freigeseben. 8cnauer::
biz an oie baperiIbe @ren5e uno elmer
nur nod bunoertllnbfiinf5ie &ilomey
ter pom Rbeiu entfernten 2inie. auf
Der eleiden Rollte laeen oie Noreen-
thau-8olitif ser 9ireftipe .SsSG
1867 /6" az. Sftober 1945), oes er-
lten alliierten Sl1oultriepIons fir
9eutidlono (Ndr5 1946) uno Die 90
nit eroifnete lanee 3eibe perbdnenis-
poller 6ebler l,no Seltiamfeiten ser
Sieserpolitit in oem beietten 2anoe.
GS poren oies bic nidt mebr 1peg5u=
leitsnenoen Srrllneen uno @irruneen
Der Sffupotionsprattifen, sic grneit
8eoin Der britiif)e auBenminiiter.
fiir5lih I'M 2onooner unterbouie als
unoermeioli6e 9oniequen5en Ser
8ooieoeltI Id}en Soee bon GaiobIanca,
8. +. Ser 6oroerune beoinsungsIoier
8apitulation 9el,tidIonos, biniteute,
Die 8roBs8ritanr,ien, oos babel ear
nidt sefrast 1poroen iei, MIR inter
ameritoniidem Druid af5eptiert babe.
(Sn Der gIei6en llnterbaus. Sisung
beoauerte eS @initou gburhiu, oem
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paptt ptua an Dir hrntfd1rn Kathnlikpn

Die oiesi6brige @eneralperiamm=
lung Der &atbolifen 9eutld)lan6s iauo
in ben lesten Saeen in 8o6unt itatt.
Iam S6luBtas, am perflolienen 5onn-
tag, bielt ser 81. Batter 8apit Sins
XII. uon GaIteI @anoolfo aus iiber
Den Gunofunf eine oeutlfe 4nlpra-
he an sic RieienperianlmIung. gr
iagte II. a.:
~Wit @efiiblen p1terliGen 8obl-
moaeus uno eingeoent elmer beiliaelt
Silidt geseniiber euf, geliebte Sob
ne uno Sohter oes fotbolilden
0eutIhlnno, tpiqfobren 8ir Der Bite
ltnIeres ebrlpiiroiger 8rloers, oes
gr56ilhofS BON Baoerborn, uno rih-
ten gum abihluB Der oreilmoiieb5ig=
item Notwithstanding ser &atbo-
lifen 9eutidlanos einige 8orte ser
ermutigung uno Wobnung an jeue,
Die IN 10 9enaltieeu Sbaren in Dem
grobartigen 8efiige i1touItrieller SG,
tigfeit, aber Dor allen i'm 3eihen oeS
beilise1l &reu5es fiir cine feierli6e
@laubensfunoeebuns 5uiammense=
front iino.
n8obreno lluiere @riiBe Cure
Sbren uno 0er5en iiber beu Guno=
fluf erreibeu, itebt Dor llnierm Sci
ite oas ,2ono ser rotten Groe', nie
8ir es iu Sabre 1927 selbaut an
ldbli6 oes unpergeblihen &atbolifen-
tages in Sortmr,no.
nlteber bo5 oanlalS 10 bliibenbe
&beinlano, Dos lid 1luter Inns pie eigl
@ottessarten ausbreitete, brodte Tins
oas Slug5el,g bon oer altebrtpiiroigegl
8ildofsltaot 5rier in oas Ser5 zines
Der pidtigiten Snbultrie5entren
9elltidlanos.
~Su oem Sontififalamt, oas i'm
&ielenitaoillm Ser 8eItialenbaue ge=
feiert puroe, erihallten 8ir IN Dem
groBartieen auf5ug gurer Srganiia-
tioneu ein fatbolildes SeutlbIanb,
oeiien @laubensinniefeit 3u aroBen
Soffnuneen beredtiete.
~Selite, oa nur etipas iiber 5pei
SSabr5ebnte oerfloilen lino, sic in iid
mebr Seimiu4ungen uno Sriibial
eini6lieBen als gan5e Sabrbunberte
bergaugener 3eiten, ieben g8ir ba5
fatboliIfe 9eutiblano ,pieoerum auf
meltfdlilber groe periamnelt. Inn
8eee 81, iuhen, 1pie lie ourd sic neuen
'Grei9niiie geboten iino, uno bur9 sic
-8runoidte ieines beiligen @Iaubens
Seilung, Wieberaufbau unb Srieoen
gu finoen.
= n8enn ettpas trolten uno GINGER
maBen it6rfen fann in oieier Stunoe,
oann lit es oie 5,,neriidtlihe Soff-
nung, bob ser @eiit oes @laubens,
Der Inns oanals rn1tpebte, audi auf
gurer Sagung in Bodum neues
hriitlibes Qeben, pertieft unb per-
Hart. ipeden miro, 10 baB grfole baS
berei1,te Wiiben bon WiIlionen gurer
Manner front. oie erfiiIlt iino Don
Dem fatbolilhen 8oIlen, syrieben 5u
ihaffen. mo INNER man iif) betdtiet.
llnb no iolhe gntfhlieBungen reifen,
mer6en Deutidlono uno europa, oie
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n 8aibineton bon neuem gu begin,

m Waibineton bon ueuem su begin,
nen.
Sauptlriahe bieier neuen Ser.
lfleppMng NOR Die Saltune RiB.
LAMBS. 9ie 8ulie,l batten tpobI er1par,
fet, Dor bent September-Sermin nit
5ito fertig 5u Iein. sSett lpieIt bos
Shidial &arutens cine GoIe in Sen
gesenIeitigeu 8ortpiirien 5piiden
Wosfau uno 8elgrao. Sor allem aber
bat Wosfou iest ipenieer Gle, Die
8auml,ng Seiterreid,s ourd oie bier
8elatunasluabte su betreiben. 80.
.lnnge Die 8eieeune fortoauert, bobei,
oie Sopiets Sos Rett, in ltnearl,
uhb Runldnien 3ruppen gun, ,S1ut-
SO ibrer riidlpartieen gerbinouneen"
SIT balten. nManoper" oieier Sruppen
oil Der 8reu5e bes jugoilotpilhen 9o=
mats lpiclen cine &oIe in Dem Rer.
uenfrieg on Der unteren Gonau.
g5 mar i'll bieiem 3uiommenbans,
oaB oas Staatsoepartement ben oben
eonabnten Eroteit ereeben IieB. Gs
mlrft ben Ruilen Dor, ooB lie in 9aris
mrf @iIdinifpD rSueeItdnbniiie"
ntehten, aber bauptidhli6 iold)e aui
aelten Sueoilaniens, BON oeiien 8e-
bietsIoroerunsen in a6rnten lie it'd
.oiitan5ierten, ,pobrenb lie iiir iid) iel-
Der Die ariessbette IN slniprud) nab
men. Oie ite uorbem aui5ugeben iih
bTeit ertlart batten".
igs lit ser aIte Shoher um 2dlt=
.oer5utDads uno 8eute, oen man bon
Der y5rieoens" -8onferen5 oes erite1
Belttrieges Der fenut l1no oonn mill
man iif punoern, ooB oie beiiegten
Solfer nfein 8eritdnonis" befunoe1
fir Die rGenlofratie", uno ersebt ii6
in lolbungspoDen Betraftuneen fiber
Dos ~8ieoereritarfen oes Nationolis-
mus.
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bel1te nod sauberno id)1panfen, 1lah
benz Moble fir alle Neuiben trad,,
ten.
.&onfrete gcratungen in euren
arbeitSlituneen in oieien Sageu ba>
ben iid nit Der geielidaftlihen Reu-
oronung befaBt. Run lit es guer
8unib, oaB 8ir gum IbIdlub einige
|ridtl.ngeebenoc 8eii,lueen eeben !"
Sieran idloB ser 81. Bater eire
&eibe bodbeoeutiomer 8runbi1se
iiber oie 2oiung Ser Soaialen Sroge
tnO insbeIonoere Ser arbeiterfroge.
2eioer lit bie BON Ser .sliI. 8re6"
itbermittelte lteberIesung an piele,r
Stellen 10 unflar, oob mir cine 9fiid-
iberIesung ms Seutid)e nidt pagen,
obne oen oorliegenoen Cert IorgfGltig
81 ltuoleren. Die BON ser 3agesprei'e
|gebotenen Mus5iiae entitelIcn gum Sell
Den Sinn oes @ortlauts. Der Sl.
8ater legt oas Shmcreepidt ieincr
Nusfiibrnngen llidt - 1pie es einige
nns norliegenoe Serlionen erl6eineu
laiien - auf oie slrbeiterperb6noc
ooer gar ben .&f" Inn Die grlan-
gung bon He6ten, lorbern auf lpli=
oarii6e 3ulammenarbeit bon Inter
nebmern uno Irbeitern unb oen or
saniiden aufbau Ser @eieIihaft nady
BEN in rGuaoraeeiimo Anno" nieOer=
gelegten Hi6tltnien. 9tah eine,n Sins
Deis auf Die Nottpenoisfeit Der Ser
teioignng ser 6riitlihen Sbule siilq
Johann Ser 81. Gater auf SEN &f
gesen ben atbeiitiI6en &omm,nisnl,s
elm uno legte oie 9eoe,ttune oes iiing.
item Sefrets gegen oieie Srrlebre BAR.
Sooann lieB er einen Iammenbcn
Ippeu ergeben fiir sic Bteoerberitel-
lung oes briItliden 5amilienlebens
imb oie 8ieoerge,pinnung Dor al
lem burd Selbitbeiligung bes @insel-
menl6en - oes offentliben 9ebens
fiir baS Gbriltentlln.
9lm gleibel Gage ridtete Der 81.
Sater in oelltiher, fran5oiiiher uuo
ltalieniider Sprahe 8orte ser gr-
munterung l.no @eilung an oen in
Su5ern tagenoen &atboliiden Bolts
perein Der Sfipei5. r8ir baben,
lagte er II. a., ~nur einen brenneHben
@unl6: DAB oas Soeiliee Sabr 1850
Inn oes 2eioens unb CODES sseIu
GbriIti lpillen Die 8eipiBbeit ouBerea
5rieoens uno ser innerIifen 8erIob-
uulna ser aberdeen brinsen miro"
Gr lobte sic Shmei5er, bab Tie IN
oielel, biiitern 3eiten itanobait fir Sic
5reibeit Der Helision eingetreteu linb,
tpornte aber sueleidl. oaB cine neue
nnb Bodit binterIiltiee @efobr .oie
Nuellen oes @laubens an @ott aus
5utrodnen orobt". 0ieie @efabr iei
Der Materialismus, ser sic Sreibeit,
oem tDabren @ott 5u oienen. al per-
nidten trahte. .seur IN @ott lit ser
Nenib frei. Die iid non @ott treH-
men, Derfanen alsbalb Ser Mod,t ei>
mes triiseriiden totalitaren Reai-
mes.
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Gin SrieSensbilo

Nus Sberboulen in Ge,,tldlono
mliroe am /. os. geneloet: Die Ir=
better oes bieiigen 8erfs fir ipntbe,
tilbes Ben5in ser rRubrIGbelnie"
meigerten it'd beute tpeiterbin, nit Ser
9ellontage oes bon Sen aniierten ais
nlI5uIdiiig erflarteu 6abrifteiIs au be-
giplleu, obipobl bunbert,no5ip
betpdfTnete engliihe 5oloaten I'M
8erf auf uno ab patrouillierten. Rad,
elmer Stunoe, lpdbreno Der ii6 Ole
grbeiter rltbig oerbielten, 5ogen Sic
Sruppen nieber ola 8eItern mar cine
4bbaumamli6ait bon Sen Arbeitern
aus oeln 8erfsgelanoe getrieben NOR
oen.
Die britiiden 9eiat,lne5beboroe
baben oneefiinoigt, ieoer 1peitere @i=
oeritano gegen BEN 9lbbau bes elmer,
Cells Ser 6abrif iperoe 5ur S6lie.
B,ne oes seIanten @erfS iiibreu. oas
runo fiiuiu11o5wan5isbunoert slrbei=
ter beld,dItigt.
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0as uenc OemtidlanS

Die beioen porausgeben6en Mit-
teilungen 1teuetl in aqer &iirae feft,
tpie obnm6dtie bas Deutiblanb bon
heute i'll.
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Der Oiterreidliide gertras

ais i'm perfloiienen Stunt oie Mus-
lanominiiter ibre Hnriier &onferen5
beenoeten, glaubten Die Bertreter bes
Beitens, oaB fie cine ginigung iiber
ben oiterridiihen gertrog tpenig1tens
I'M Brin5ip er3ielt b1tten. Ginaelbei-
ten iouten 6urh Beanitragte Der bier
Staaten Biz gum I. September erie.
oigt tperoen. Sin Die fiinf3ie Sisunsen
mnroen tn 2onoon abgebalten, aber
am Donnerstag gaben 6ie Deputier-
ten ibre 8emiibangen nuf, uno Der
ameritaniide 8ertpeter idIng Dor, bic
Berban0Iungen gn6e oieieg Nonots
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Sin stueites 6riebensbilh

am 3. September meloete Die ,slll
BreB" aus 2ouoon:
Son biplomatiiher Seite nurot
beute mit9eteilt, oaB iib 5nii6en oe,1
Ser. Staaten uno @rob= =9ritannief
iolpie 6ranfreid Meinl,nesperi6ie.
Oenbeiten biniiftlif Ser 8egrensun
gen elmer 5ufiinftigen oeutihen Sou
oelsflotte ersebeu batten (6anoels
flotte, poblsemerftD. 5ahleute eng
lambs uno 2ranfreids, erfldrte man
bdtten cine Reibc amerifanil6er Sor.
i6laee fiir oeu 8ieoerauibau elmer
5anoelsilotte Observation-Disclosures ob
gelebnt, uno 5tpar bauptladli6 mil
Der gesriinoune, iie miiroeu einer
8ieoeraufItieg Der oeutiden Seemah1
forbern. ..t-
Die Weinl1ngsperihi hieoellbei ira
ten in elmer &onieren5 BON ieds ame'
rifanil1en, ieds fran5oiiiden UNI
5ebn eneliifeu Sad)oeritanoieen auf
Die am IS. Suli be9ann. Den Sonic.
ren5fellnebmern mar bon ibren Ste.
sierungen sic sluigabe geitellt noroen
ilnlerbalb BON brei Wonateu Man<
fir eine oeutlde 9anoelsfIotte aus5u
arbeiten, Die in ibrel1 gin5elbeiter
iiber 8auart, slntriebspeile uno Gro
BE @arantie bafiir bieten uiiroen, oat
Die oeutlhen Sd)ifie nidt gu &riegs.
3lpeden pertpenoet merben fonnten.
Die grorterllngen 1puroen Dor stpei
8oben pertagt. 9ta6 Riidiprafe nit
ibren @eeier,neen beabiid)tieeu oie
grperten, in Ser nad)lten Bohe ibre
8erbanbluneen nieberarf5unebmen
SAILS Tie erneut ~5u feinem ueberein
fommen gelange1, miro mosliber1pei.
le Die 6roge Der 3uflnft Der oeutibel1
&anoelsIdiffobrt pieber oen aube,t.
miniltern Ser brei Weltuohte 3ur
&ldrung porgeleet tperoen.
Bns BEL iolheit rfldreuben" Wiui.
Iterfonferenaen berausfomHt. lit 5ur
@eniige befannt.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
j. s. Promise Of Steel Plates
Lifts korway's Export Economy

The promisce of enough steel
plate from the United States to
complete the reequipment of Nor
ways merchant marine, one as
surance" which Harvard LANCE,
Norwegian Foreign Minister, took
with him when he returned to
Oslo after visiting Washington, is
indicative of certain basic prob
lens in Norwegian economy and
Scandinavian rearmament.
There is no question that Nor
way is strongly determined to re-
sist aggression and, should occa-
sion arise, the Swedes and Danes
would be equally valiant. But what
is lacking along defensive lines,
the ornaments and materiel can
not be procured overnight.
The vital Norwegian merchant
fleet, which is second in tonnage
only to those of Great Britain and
the United States, earned foreign
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
"Sweden's Policy
Of Neutrality
No Escapism"

NEW YORK, April 13-Swe-
denis way is not one of easy es-
capism, said Ambassador Erik
Bohemian at a banquet arranged
by the Swedish Colonial Society at
the Barclay Hotel in Philadelphia
On April s, concentrating Fore
fathers Day." the day on which
in 1888, the two vessels "Kalmare
NICKEL" and "Fogel Grip" brought
to the banks of the Delaware the
first contingent of, Swedish set
tiers. Charles Sinnickson, president
CT the Society, presided. Governor
James Henderson Duff of Penn
sylvania also spoke.
I'VE are fully decided to fight
to the last ditch against any ag-
gressor," the Ambassador declared.
I'VE are determined not to let
anybody interfere with our ira
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exchange enough to pay for fully
one-third of Norway's considerable
imports before the war. This fleet
was reduced. in five years of heavy
fighting, to half its prewar size.
Severe War Losses
Not only did Norway suffer a
severe loss on the sea, but the
northern districts (where the only
general opposition to joining the
Atlantic Pact arises were largely
destroyed by ground fighting,
leaving an overall destruction of
20 per cent of the real capital of
the country. Not even in the
United States could this be re-
paired in day.
This weakening, largely paral-
leled in Denmark, accounts for
the fact that DR.. LANCE confronted
prophets of gloom in Oslo with a
promise of aid to Norwegian ship
building. Norway's ability to build
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

defense depends not just on
securing military supplies, but on
the completion of economic recon-
struction, especially shipbuilding.
At present Norway has largely
whale meat and fish" economy,
meaning that the government has
spent little on consumers goods
such as beef and canned goods. but
has plowed back 25 to 40 per cent
of the total national income into
capital investments-ship factor
les. steel mills.
This is one of the heaviest rates
of such Refreshments in the world.
For Norway to achieve il has
meant the sacrifice of free"
economy where prices and supplies
were governed by the laws Of sup
ply and demand. and substitution
of controlled" economy where
the government dictates how the
national income is to be used.
This situation, however, is only
temporary, and if defense demands
are not too heavy, Norway should
be able to take off many of the
controls by 1858. Norway's Labor
Government, like that in Sweden.
does not favor naturalization of
most industries, but is more con-
cerned with ceiling prices, mini
mum wages, graduated income tax,
and similar social security legis-
lation
The increased standard of living
at which these measures are aimed
has been retarded not just by war
damage and the current necessity
to rearm, but by the disadvanta-
geous trade terms which a country
such as Norway has to face when
it has services and raw materials
to sell and in turn must buy the
products of heavy industry, such
as steel.
Valuable Lift
The index price of industrial
goods has advanced far above the |
index price of Norway's shipping
fees, wood and fish. This is all to
the good for countries such as
where the price of ex-
ports, mostly steel and other
has risen disproportion-
ately; but it hurts Norway severe
ly and makes a promise of steel
plating from the United States
valuable.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

Reversing the tactics which
made it possible for them to de-
stroy Nazi heavy water installa-
tons at Norway's huge Rjukan
plant and thus halt German ato-
mic experiments, Norwegian Home
Guard units recently held ma
neuvers in the mountains sur
rounding the huge complex. This
time, the ski batallions were per-
fecting tactics to be used in de-
Tending the industrial plants in
the Rjukan valley in event of at
tack.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

ditional free democratic institu-
tons and our way of life. This de-
mands considerable sacrifices from
the Swedish people. We are decided
to make them. There might some
times be slight differences about
ways and means, but our decision
is as firm as yours: To live and
to work as free individuals in a
free community"
Praises Marshall Plan
THE generous and magnani-
nous plan for the reconstruction
of Europe. which this country is
directing" Mr. Bohemian contin-
ued, has not only brought relief
to parts of a shattered continent,
it has also intensified the under
standing and the will among
European nations for cola bora
ton" Outlining the reasons why
Sweden did not sign the Atlantic
Pact, he added, however, that:
we share the hope with those ma
tons who signed the treaty that
it will contribute to assure the
real peace for which we all long;
that It will permit the peoples of
free Europe to work without fear
in their hearts"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

Money pouring to the Washington Division the American
Cancer Society
Gudohnon campaign queen is helping with the counting The
campaign is being conducted the the
Chamber of Commerce and the Cancer Field Army Contributions
be made by dropping them
them addressed Cancer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-28
FROM MT. EDGEcuMBE

Flo Chester and Ruth Crane field of Mt. Edgecumbe are regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-28
SCRIPT FOR ALASKAN
 MOVIE BEING WRITTEN

While an action-packed Alaska movie is played on the wall ot their office, two Alaska Develop ment Board officials are writing script for the narrative to accom- pany it.
 George Sundborg, Development Board consultant, and Ralph Browne, assistant manager, today were viewing the motion picture produced in color by the Alaska Development Board-and dictating the script.
 The movie will take audiences in the States on a tour of Alaska. showing them it's principle indus tries and it's most scenic spots. It will be pre-viewed by Alaskan audiences before being released, however, Sundborg said.
 The film with which they are working now is working copy without proper fade-outs or titles.
 Finished copies will be released in Alaska as soon as possible, Sund- borg said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-28
Miss Bre1debury To Wed Mir. SChnee
 Al Jan. IA Service

Invitations will be out shortly for the wedding reception after the church ceremony January IA at which Miss Alice Brandebury will become the bride of MT. Paul Fred erick Schnee.
 The marriage will be at pm. in Memorial Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Walter Soholeff officiat- ing. The reception will be in the church parlors.
 The couple announced the en- gagement early this. month, and the bride-elect has been honored at d number of parties. Miss Brande- bury is Director of Social Services for the Department of Public Vel fare, position she has held here for several years.
 Her fiance, an electrician, has been a Juneau resident for many years. The couple will live in a new home at Vanderbilt Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-28
DOUBLE FEATURE BILL ON TONIGHT,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

"The Arizona Ranger" and Rusty Leads the Way" make up a two feature bill for the Capitol Theatre for tonight only.
 The coming of law ana order to the Arizona cattle country is the theme of RKO Radios outdoor dra- ma, "The Arizona Ranger" with Tim Holt and his father Jack Holt, in the starring roles.
 As a listed rancher who fla vors rough-and-ready methods of treating law-breakers, the elder Holt's role contrasts with his sons portrayal of a Ranger captain who intends to handle matters in a legal fashion. The conflict between the two men, and Tim's misadventures when he tries to capture a clever gang of rustlers, bring about many exciting moments.
 Nan Lesne has the feminine lead and Richard Martin, Steve Brodle, Paul Hurst and other well-known players have featured roles.
 Rusty Leads the Way is Co., lumbias latest drama in it's heart warming series.
 According to advance reports on the picture, Rusty's master makes friends with young blind girl, and when he realizes how fond she is of the gentle canine, he hits on the idea of sending her to a special school where she can obtain a seeing dog of her own. The emotion-pa packed story is said to be told with all the human, appealing touches which have made the Rusty" pictures so popular.
 Ted Donaldson is once more cast as Danny Mitchell anc Sharyn Moffett is the little hlind girl.