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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
THE MANAGEMENT is SORRY

The Western News was laid out
this week for IA pages. BY the time
the final run was ready it turned
out that the edition should have
carried 16 pages. The management
regrets to have to carry over so
many stories, but those two extra"
pages viii appear next week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

Johnny Gilden of Spokane visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
Drury a few weeks prior to the
Fourth of July holidays. Del Drury
accompanied him TO Spokane where
he visited over the holidays. Johnny
is Mr.. and Mrs. Drury's nephew.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson
and family of Seattle arrived IN
Libby Tuesday evening 10 spend
their vacation. They are former
Libby residents. Mrs. Williamson
is a daughter of j. c. Friend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

CONTINUED on Page SKI
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

formed by the Left Erikson lodge
Of the Sons of Norway and the
Valkyrian lodge of the Daughters
of Norway, b t h embracing a
membership Of about 1900 per-
sons The corporation has also Sc
cured an option on an adjoining
lot which together with the pres
ent site covers nearly a city block.
The two Seattle lodges are able
to provide $15O,OOO for the project
and have invited all Norwegian So
cieties to participate in the spOn-
sorship. One hundred dollar bonds
will be sold at tour percent inter-
est.
The building, as shown above,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01
Swedish Crops
Are Promising

STOCKHOLM. - The prospects
for winter wheat and hay from
cultivated areas We're called better
than last yeear, according TO an
official report.
The announcement about the
hay is particularly important since
the country's winter supply of
milk, butter, cheese. and meat de-
ponds to great extent on the hay
crop. Winter rye promises TO be
average. or the same as last year.
while oliferous plants, whose acre
age has more than doubled since
last year, have generally stood the
winter well.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

Johnson, 10, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ali Johnson, 1888 25th Ave.
NE; Alice Berg, II. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Berg, 100
n. 46th ST.; Ruth Anderson, 16,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole An
derson, 302s Genesee St; Ruth
Nelson, IS, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Nelson. 1911 LIST
Ave. NE; and Betty Juhlin, 20,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Juhlin, 119 w. 105th ST.
The program is scheduled to
start at 2:30 pm. and will include
short speeches by A. f. Berglund,
president of the Swedish club, and
Swedish Consul War Lundequist,
the main speaker; numbers by the
Swedish Male Chorus, the Swedish
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01
rack Stars Go
ToNorwayFor
Big Sport Event

NEW YORK-The United States
will send track team to Norway
to meet combined Nordic team
at a series of international events
to be held in Oslo, July &c and
81.
American officials have indicat-
ed that most Of Uncle Sans best
track stars will compete in the
two-day meet, which is expected
to attract an unusually large
crowd. Travel agencies in Scan
dinavia have reported that thou
sands of sports enthusiasts from
all Nordc countries have planned
to go to the Norwegian capital
to attend what is expected to be
che of the greatest sports events
in Scandinavia this year.
The Nordic troupe, consisting of
three members in each branch
from Denmark, Finland, Norway,
Iceland and Sweden, will be pick
ed by Bo Ekelund, vice president
of the international Olympic Com
mittee.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01
New Twist In Sex War:
Radio Announcer On Nordic Hour
'SIaving" For Wife, The Sponsor

Gus Backman, widely known
among the Scandinavian popula-
ton in Washington, can claim the
distinction of being one of the few
males employed by the wife New
ertheless he enjoys it and there's
a good reason.
Mrs. Backman operates the Rem
ton Mercantile company. which
sponsors the Nordic Hour, we'll
known ra d 10 program to many
Scandinavians in the Northwest.
Backman, by the good grace of his
wife, is the program announcer
and does a good job of it.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

This partnership works out
pretty Well Backman says. You
see, she supplies the money and I
Go the talking. And as long as a
man can do the a | k n g. well,
there's nothing to kick about
The thousands of listeners have
nothing to complain about the set
up either. for Backman-or his
wife-have m e the programs
quite enjoyable. The growing audi
ence has also shown its apprecia-
Continued on Page s.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

national folk dancers, Salldin' s
quartet, Carmen Doyle, soprano,
Police Sergeant Sven Jorgensen,
mouth organ. and Thorsten Ny
man, violin. The coronation" will
follow the entertainment program.
Several prizes will be awarded to
the five girls.
Dancing will be from to I
pm. and from s to 10 pm. Ath-
letics and entertainment have also
been arranged.
About las persons. headed by
Victor Lysell. comprise the COM
mittee for the event.
Buses will leave 3rd and Vir-
ginia at 1870 am, l and pm.
and Vasa Park at Z, $50 and 10
pm.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

The browning Of a queen will be
the feature event at the second
annual Swedish Day picnic, spon-
sored by the Swedish Club in Sc
attic, in Vasa Park, Lake Sam
mamish, Sunday, July "a.
A large crowd is expected to
attend and a varied entertainment
program will be presented in the
afternoon.
The queen, to be selected from
among five beauteous girls COM
peting for the honor, will be es-
corted by so persons, including
princesses and musicians, to the
platform, where she will be
crowned.
The five Seattle girls are. Lola
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

The large Norwegian population
in this area will be able to make
use of their Norway Center" in
Seattle sooner than many have eX-
pected, as the large-sized three
story building will be erected
early this fall, according to an ex-
elusive report to the Scandinavian
American.
The project cost, just disclosed,
was set at 100000.
The building VIII De located on
the triangle-shaped lawn between
Elliott avenue, 3rd Ave. Yves and
West Thomas street. The site was
purchased at a cost of $685. by
the Norway Center Corporation,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

will be constructed in the form of
numerical seven. The lower wing
will contain an auditorium with a
large stage and dressing rooms.
The south wing will be three stor-
les high with banquet hall on
the first floor. lodge halls and
committee rooms on the second
and large restaurant with ter
races on the south and west sides
of the top floor. The terrace Of
fers splendid view of the harbor
and the Olympic mountains.
The Plaza which will be decor
ate0 with scUp;uraI works and
flowers, will be situated at the
corner facing south and west.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01
Yale Students To
Stage Strindberg
Play In New York

NEW YORK, July. August
Strindberg's dramatic play, 1.-THE
Father" will be presented in New
York for one month, starting July
20.
The production will be given in
Provincetown Playhouse in Green
witch Village by Studio T." con-
sisting mainly of students from
Yale University.
The play was previously this
year presented in Minneapolis and
at Tufts College in Massachusetts.
THE Father" one of the Swed-
ish authors earlier dramatic
works, has perhaps been present
ed in the United States more than
any of his other plays with the
possible exception of Miss julie
Nowadays it is seldom produced
in Scandinavia, which has turned
more to his later plays, the SYM
bolistic and expressionistic ones.
A similar trend has been noted
elsewhere, including America,
where his Dream Play" has been
produced on several occasions and
is included in most standard uni
versity textbooks on modern play
writing.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-07-01

The entrance to the auditor
ium will be on the north side of
the open plaza. A library will also
be located in the northwest corner
of the third story with an entrance
from the terrace. The library will
offer the same view as the terrace.
Plans for the project have been
rrpared by Edward X. Nahum,
the architect, who is assisted by
the well-known Norwegian engi-
neering firm, Hostmark Engineer
ing Co., in working out specifica-
tons.
The auditorium will have a seat
ing capacity of 800 plus 80 on the
balcony.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
SITUATIONS womEk

BABY NURSE. trained. French. de-.
sires private duty ref. Al. Write
p. o. Box 307l, Wash. 10. 2, C.
COLLEGE GRAD. Arlington res,
wants temporary Job until June. no
shorthand. CHI. e3oi,
GIRLS t2b, colored, desire cafeteria
work. days week. Call FIR.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as elevator
operator pS d9ss or soda fountain exper.
GovERSEss-sEcRETARY. ref. educ .
young; compl, eharge Of child here
or abroad; ref. Box 2s6-d. Star.
HoUsEKEEPER. colored. experienced.
wishes JOB with employed couple,
LADY. speaks, writes perfect Ems D.
French, Italian; eftcient; seeks part
MoHHySs sns Tesk HrIefR sef 25ed ssaE i,1, H.
FOND OF children; reierences' Cali
Woodley 1914 bet. and 8 pm. 22'
NURSE. colored. available for ma
ternity. adult or child care; years
paAc4ieaE srPssisnss SuRsE * eoio4es sses desire.
maternity or baby care. Phone
sHCY.-sTESoG.. col. grad. youns
lady, %. personable. thoroughly sx-
per-; also lit. colt. exper. VIZ. TU3s
washer; experienced and references.
ST. 1906
WOMAN, white, desires work in small
ONCE to file, type, answer phone.
5-day week. TR. s062.
WOMEN, white. desires home and
small salary. in exchange for house
keeping services; no laundry; would
consider care Of child. PL. s724.
-23
RESIDENT wishes to help self to sal
ary and business course by helping
with housework, laundry or children;
would consider working manager in
rooming house Box 307-G, Star. :.
WANTED-A position as practical
nurse; good references. Call DE.
1860, o to 6 pm. -22
DESIRE OPPORTUNITY to assist
selling OF ceramics. objects of art;
interview appreciated. OR. s762
Evening star., 1949-04-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.; books started,
kept part time: audits, tax service;
reasonable. OR. 2074.
BARTENDER-service bar man, desires
work, nondrinker, honest, renanle;
GsARSENEf sIsfS En- aND so1 cHaUrYEus HDi only:
Oriental, long experience; have ref
erences; live out. Box 2s5-G. star
MAN, SO, college trained, .agsressive
and versatile; considerable amour!
Of experience meeting tns po,ed puD,sd ain n
joining i've wire orEsnfzatton Win
advancement In view. AZ pressndi
employed MANAGING . nve-nkurses
department. Can furnish exceiien'
personal and business references
Man. HSS edsao adiorsd. ssr wants to work in pri-
yate family or take care OF nacnelor,
30 ali work. Phone MI os4i en. from
2 pm. on
NEGRO, 81 years old. desires position
with a irm; majored In ous- som;
and marketing research; has unusuei
BACKGROUND in bus snd adm. voas; ~.
excel. ref. Box 24S-c' Stef.
NIGHTMAN. elevator and switchboard
Pson. Pgss,; issHSsn sGrEaa, i s6 $3.50 90 sess:en
8 and Q pm
saLEsMAN, age 80: neat appearances;
with sedan delivery truck. Write
Beg & 2gs,o osS, Sssf; fc;o,or.d. desires v work
a. handy man Ia suburbs, stay
nights. good refs. co; so3a. :.
houselnan. or general work; win fur
nlsh uniform; 40 and white .sw.o wo'
ySISSe, MAN, college educated. mar
ried. 20 yrs. old. Exuer: Act.
ynenfs. $50. sH. a405. -24
RETIRED IsroRTER and sales exee-
utive, with recent Treasury ane
state Dept. sxperience; word
Travelled. iinguist. Harvard ieos;
must secure immed. empl: Wriss FOR
Interview. Box 29x-0. star. IS
WILL DO any type work; exper. ~
euard. messenger. 5anttor. 5th-elass
papers. RA. 5T33.
ExfER. ACCT. yR.. sales, asst. book
keeper. clerk, enterang 2-yr. course
accounttns school; ref: consider reg;
hours, days or nfghts- CO. 600 Al
day sun. or any day afsR pm.
Kcspt TnurA an4 Aen- ~
Evening star., 1949-04-22
EXCELLENT OPENING
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIANS, men or women, ex-
perienced; excellent SURROUNDINGS
pay and hours; air-conditioned sa.
lon See Mrs. Smith, CARL BEAUTY
SALON. 18th and F sts. NV. %
PORTRAIT RETOUCHER, exper.. FOL
work in large studio. HARRIS q
EWING, 1913 r st. NV, Ma. 6aOo
EXPERT LABORATORY TECH. with
knowledge Of hematologic and chem
procedures. Box 437-D, Star. "a
FOR SUPER MARKET-Counter
girl checker. girl to wrap self service
with Md. chauffeur's license: Cal!
81. 4O3O between 9-5, ROCK CREEK
SUPER MARKET, 1925 Grubb rd
Silver Spring, Nd --23
WE ARE DESIROUs OF interviewing
experienced salespeople with Spe-
cialty shop experience for our Gus
tom-made upholstery yard goods
dept. Starting salary will be COM
parable with experience Of applt-
cant. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS D.
day, 4O-hour week; generous COM
pany benefits and PRIVILEGES; Apply
in person, employment once, 3rd
floor THE HEIGHT CO., 7th and
CoUPLE. white. without children, ex-
perienced butler and COOK take
dria; excellent salary; must have
references. Write Box 409-B' Star,
giving full particulars. "a
PIANIST, SINGER experienced tavern
entertainer featuring popular ano
hill-billy music. Full or part tlme'
address replies to Box 44s-D, star.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK and downstairs work, small
family: 1st class, with ref: other
help empl. $50 per wk.; pvt. rm.
and bath; live in or out. WO. 0a52.
G.H.W., care o! children, Monday
through Friday; live out. MI. 4946.
GIRL, colored. wants gh.w., full or
part time, Call LU. $3.50;
GIRL, desires work maid. mothers
helper; 5K days; stay nights; nc
cooking. Call AID. $3.50. Room 205
GIRL. colored. experienced. desires
days work; 4 days q week; good
references. NO 4S65.
GIRL. eolored. wants Job as general
houssworker; or any kind OF restau-
= rant work. Call HT. s2o4,
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work.
AID. 1902.
GIRL, colored. wishes days wk.
cooking, g.h.w.: willing worker. ref
erences. AT. 61e9.
erences desires morning work; no
laundry. DE. 1875. 22e
Evening star., 1949-04-22
STENOGRAPHER
perm. position: many
good employment privileges, 5-day
week.
VIM. HAHN & CO.
7th and K sts. NV. "a
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and downstairs work for famils
class cook with excel. refs; other
help employed; live in; Sa6. oWSo
oSss ossssrr:s .sE sso Is $s 20 Start 'i s!5
sssR ooR.G'H.w.. Fl Wv llv. in. pvt, rm. sne
bath: conv. NV. loc,; other helr
empl.. no laund;; fond Of children
pleasant Dsa an disgsstti0n ses4 and local a5 sef
COCK, neS S eofored, eaofi live in; vic. Of Rock
vile, Md; no washing; lovely home
for right person. Rockville 4l6l'
HoUsEKEEPER, white; for nice. quiet
HOUsEKEEPER - Competent young
woman, white, not over 80; congen-
/. ial. fond Of children, willing worker;
share home, board and small salary.
exchange for general housework ana
less home. Would consider woman
with child. NE. 1906. Sat. Q 70
noon, Monday 9 to 6.
MAID, sh.w.s must know now soe
cook and serve; must be fond OF
Children and dogs; ,no, no snosnlnr z 1sn |. % OF
until after dinner; 3 in family.
Please do not call unless you have
good references and really want 20
work: live out salary. S25 per week
MAID, over so; to do gh,w. and
laundry; must be. fond OF children;
city refs. required. AK. 426S.
FAINT: $50 to g. 8 days. l evening;
s,h.w. and light laundry; local
SETTLED PERsON TO live in; general
housework and cooking; local ref.
REQ. Apply 1908 r st. NV. --2Z
WOMAN OR GIRL, colored, reliable;
room and board. RA. 1854.
CLEANING and light laundry; eo!ored
girl to live in; school chiloren;
must have refs; no cooking; go.
RELIABLE LADY TO care for b-yr. .old
boy in her home In Sc. suburban
area at once: daytime care. BOX
1890 sSs I7ts As Sir. Nw.-Man and wife
TO cook and clean in boarding house +:
s19o a mo-, quarters. Mr. SINGER p
woMA, exper., references: plain
cooking, ghw., help with children.
live in; block from bus; THURSDAY
and alternate Sundays on; S25 Q
wk.: 2 weeks summer vacation with
pay. Oliver 194s. q
Evening star., 1949-04-22
PERSONAL :

MOTHERS. LET ME SOLVE your
problems with your baby and infant
Beautiful individual care giyeE
monthly at WELLINGTON EURS.
Ia.R... Fry Inspection nnes inytted ssts L0Vel'
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER viii
furnish complete plans for private
parties or builders; fees reasonable
Mr.. THOMPSON or MR.. MASON
s9iTcovEas GM, S1Ts MADE by professional
work guaranteed. early I'D delivery very P% pSl
NURSES UNIFORMS in poplins ant
rayons; long and short sleeves; re
duced to SO e5: were higher priced
UNIFORM CENTER. 80 Park Lam
Bldg. 2025 Eye st. NV. tele. Ma
WENDELL TERRACE-Home cooke.
served generously. now availabl'
to people. living outside; q meal
daily, 8 days per week $3.50 pc
week or $50 per month 1897 Bel
DoN'T TAKE 4 cHANCE~Reweavins
should be done by experts; 80 years
ators; fast service. NEEpLECRAFT
$50 18th g; NV; End floor; ..s.,
IA FNGErs Dressmaker Jformeriy
Of T1 ST. % ave-. w fnds nothins
too To- hard to handle. custom mads.
restyling. alterations. Centrally 10
Tsisd,an. ssis6 a. ilis r9 1853 e. NV ROO" ~
WEAVING on damaged clothing. Night
or day, call BLUE JAY. "Wea vers oil
Distinction" Burns. tears, cuts or
moth damage. We CALL We deliver
yS4ooaNcS Soa Sss0i IN NURSING soMk-a4.
hour nursing care. Acenssd %
county and State. sH 6o4o.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments;
prompt and efnciens se5yasss' pssf open
PERMANENT, s4: shampoo and an.
MAssLLE HONOUR SCHOOL is4o
sEir covsRs-s.s them mad. IN
The Adsway. shop" BRING yogdd
material or buy from Us; 2So.
vanSNdY Gas%gliYln srvat. 81 a.. resa c4 om. nome 70,
elderly lady. Tray service. SUPER
vised care. Reas. rates. SH. 4ol4.
WAgERLY. A few vacancies, 4 miles
from Bethesda on Rockville pike.
24-hr. nursing service. Fully IL
censed. WI. 1907. -26
VACANCY in res. nurses private
home: elderly lady first hoor: tray
service. Sligo 1893. 2s.
CONVALESCENT HOME
BeltsvilIe conyalescent home nov
open; bed and ambulatory patients
Registered nurse on duty "a hour
Evening star., 1949-04-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TANNING 10 beauty cui:.
ture. all subjects taught, Approved
WAR-FIYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
LkARN m sAFEfI TO drive safely
New cars, Complete dual control.
sEATrY oPEHaToHs NEaD 3 D.
Modern training IN al subjects; DAY,
night and part-time classes Gss
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. ave.
Ne. TVS Established lels
highly cultured widow Of European
Diplomat. no. 1858.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, seif-confidence, freedom
from self-conseiousness. MI $3.50.
SHORTHAND. touch typine. book
keeping. comptometer, beginners and
refresher courses; hundreds OF open
ines: new classes nov starting
BOYD'S- 700 18th. cor. @. Ma. 234e.
PRIVATE TUTORING. specializing in
remedial work through eighth grade :
available Immediately. Box ss.-G,
Star. -
AIRLINE AND AVIATION CAREERS
Poweiiss NATIONAL FLIGHT sYs-
TEN. Ioi4 Denrtke Bids. ST. 6s57.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHTNES. eslculators
cleaned. oiled and sdiustsd, al
work guarnnteed. RE. l1T!s UNITED
AbpTNG ahChHSks. TYffWkirEKs
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly; reasonable; machines fof
sale, standards and poytahles. est
10 yrs. OFFICE MACHINES Co.
eis 18th nv. fns. Blcg. RE zs2k
BRICKI.AYER - ctnder blocks laid.
psece rate. &c per blk: experienced,
reliable mechanic. EM. 9002. -5
RRICKLAYTNG, nrepiaces. ehfmneys.
BRICKIAYTNG--RiE and reason
able; small jobs; expert repatrmsn.
SMITH, DE 1851. 24s
walls and walks, built and repaired.
Al FAINANr. AT. 1894
BUHDING, remodeltng, repatrtnE.
carpenterine. painting. brick and c.
menf work. Mr.. BAKER. LU. lsoe
CABINET MAKEKs Isaliansl. hixh
class furn. repair. refnish: rnade-to-
order furn.. bookcases Mne car
pentry. etc. Any time. IA. ss.s'
cAMKRAs. movie EQUIP. tfoseisn or
dumestsct repaired BY own serves
dept. BRENNKA. -e33 p. axe. nm.
TrsAs-tns. yrss paxktng. - S4sA
Evening star., 1949-04-22
SALESMAN

SALESMAN. ~ indqstrial 4S o-1,,S,Tz inSTFsnfee &c,
licensed agent, on established debit
Sqss54., Mr. sRo Msssk6R4' sess69yR 70 start: -2S "a
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, with ex
perience. Special commission basis
maioring In high, h,class salapi'
homes. small staf1, long-estao. va
ONCE; free parking. Box DID, 51af 59
gALESMEN for wholesale paper and
janitor supplies; experience preferred
but not necessary; 5-day week; sal
sy Ssvs Dss sS9s Bos ssD iatsI ssr
BooKMEN. new. 8 bargain pictorial
set, with 10-yr. book, S5990; low
terms, highest commission paid IN IN
country InyestigdatMsi snd Non R aa9 20, 10 S?sS
HOSIERY SALESMAN wanted for mill.
produced AZ, As. 81 and go gauge
nylon hsss; satn BOZ oxxoNTR2cToR TATp, itsF has
JohnsnManville roofins and siding;
good opportunity for willing worker
men. Reputable firm developing 10;
Aisssindris. afsssi Gfs.'VSd va. desires to emplos
Is nearly all in lawn, Is being further
beautifully Handicapped. Newspaper
radio and other mediums Of adver-
Using help In creating direct leads
Commission basis. Write r. -
BOX 931. Alexandria. Va. -22
SALEsMEN-Good connection with
estabiished organizat tion;- District,
Nd. and Va. territory; siding, tnsu-
lation or storm window experiences
helpful; good character reference
required. Phone $3.50 to D Am; for
safEsMEN wanted to sell 1ewelry- on
the outside, Drawing account. 7l9
7th st. NV. See MR.. KANE ar,e. = +,
ROOFING and siding statesmen. best
deal In town, TO. 1853. %