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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Doslo i ma generala Svobodu.

Praha: = Hluboke rozpory,
stavaj1cf mezi csl. komunisty
nasty nyn1 svGj vyraz v dalsich
zmenach v csl. Wade.
Obeti onech rozpornI Sc stall
ministr narodnf obrany gene
raj Ludvfk Svoboda. Byl to on,
ktery 81 z1skal tax smutne "a
sluhy O dspech komunisticke-
no pTevratu v roce 1913, avsak
on nen1 csl. komunist1m nynl
zrejme dosti spolehlivym pTi-
sluhovacem Moskvy. Svoboda
byl nahrazen v trade ministra
obrany Gottwaldovym zetem
Alexejem Cepickou, coz nasved
cuje tomu, re v m~inisterstvu
narodni obrany ma nastati
zvlaste tvrda vlada.
K uklidneni veTejnosti byl
utvoTen novy trad pro odstu-
pujfc1ho generala Svobodu. M
Sc staff sefem noveho 1radu
pro telesnou vychovu. Colt
valid postal Svobodovi dopis,
linz mu dekuje "a jeho cinnost
dosavadnl a pTeje mu 1spech
v ieho novem trade.
Cepicka byl az dosud mini
strem spravedlnosti a cfrkev-
Mich zalezitostf. Tyto 1Tady by
ly nynf rozdeleny. Zdenek Fier-
linger, p~ovestny to zradce pre-
lima Trad ministra pro cirkev-
nj zalezitosti a Stepan Vais,
ktery byl az dosud sefem Gott-
Waldova sekreariatu sc stava
ministrem spravedlnosti. Ma O.
ko vyhlfzf propusten1 Svobodv
-trochu jinak, nez propusteni
dr1vejsiho ministra zahranic-
Mich veci Clementise. V pripa-
de Clementise bylo vydano ien
kratke ornament O jeho pro-
pustenf a cd t6 dolby nebylo G
mem niceho slyset.
U gen. Svobody Sc uplatnilo
stare porekadlo: "Mouren1m
vykonal svoji povinnost a mou-
fenim niue j1t!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
DalSi protikomunisticky
casoDis " CSR.

Praha: = Zacatkem bTeZna
vydaly pr~ontikomunisticke pod
zemni skupiny ma Kralovehra-
decku prvn1 c1slo sveho casopl-
SUI "Za pravo svobody". Case
pis ma dvanact stran a ma "a
1kol uvad6t ma sv6tlo pravdy
prave Gle komunisticke strany
" CSR. Vychazf V nakladu g.
900 vytisk1.
Prvnf cfslo prinasi zivotopis
"presidenta" Gottwalda, Zapo-
tockeho, Slanskeho, dale infor-
mace z poslednfho Zasedani u
strednfho vyboru komunisticke
strany, pfse o schGzce Colt
walda s Noskem, ktery mu po-
daval zpravu o poslednim pre-
letu 3 csl. letadel do americke
zony V Nemecku a soueasne ma
bada obvvatelstvo k zvysene o.
patrnosti V boji prot komunls-
tGm a slibuje pomstu tenn, KIDD
dobrovolne pomahaji komunis-
tIm k udrzeni moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Ornament filatelistIEm.

Postmaster General We Wa
shingtonu nam zaslal k otisk-
mutt listinu novych americkych
pOStovn1ch znamek schvale-
nych k vydanf b6hem zbyvajf-
chic roku 1850, zaroven S da-
tenn a mfstem prveho dine pro
dele (first day covers).
Cerven 1850:
Scent Gateway to the West
Midwest Centenary, Kansas CT
ty, Mo-, June 3.
Scent Executive, National
Capital Sesquicentennial Series
Washington, D. c., June IL.
Scent Boy Scouts of Ameri-
ca, Valley Forge, Pa, June 80.
Cervenec 1850:
Scent Indiana Territory Ses-
Quicentennial, Vincennes, Ind,
July 4.
Srpen 1850:
Scent Judicial, National Ca
pital Sesquicentennial Series,
Washington, D.. c., August 2.
ZaT1 1850:
Scent California Statehood,
Sacramento, CAL, September 9.
Listopad 1850:
Scent Legislative, National
Capital Sesquicentennial Series,
Washington, D. c., November
p.
Poznamka redakce: = z to-
hoto 1pln6ho seznamu novych
u. S. postovn1ch znamek je vid-
no, re znamka ku 1OO-letemu
vyrocf narozenin T. c.. Masa-
ryka tento rok amer. postou W.
dana nebude. Jedine pametnf
znamky (nalepky) vydal Anne
rican Fund for Czechoslovak
Refugees, Inc, Room GOT, IT'S
Broadway, New York : 10, N.
Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
388 milionI dolarH pro japor
ske hospodarstvi.

Tokyo: = General MacAr-
thur uvolnil svym podpisem 388
milion1 dolarG, kterych Dude
pouzito pro hospodarskou O.
brodu Japonska We fiskaln1m
roce 195O-51. Pro benny fis-
kalnf rok bylo k tomuto 1celu
povoleno 319 milionG dolard.
z teto castky asi 139 Milo
nj dolarG Dude pouzito k umo-
Teni dluhu a asi 10 milionu
Dude pouzito pro vladn1 pod
Milky a priblizne stejna castka
Dude venovana pro soukrome
investicni podniky. Zbytek le
reservovan ma stavby obydl1
pro okupacnf armady, knihovn1
sluzbu a pro st%ravovan1 We sko-
ZACH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Francouzsky vynalezce
pohani motor vodou.

Toulon, Francie: = Fran
couzske ministerstvo studuje
novy typ ponorky S motorem,
ktery jake paliva pouziva vo-
dy. Tento novy motor je vyna-
lezem Klebera Poulence, naro-
zeneho Toulonu. Minister
stvo namoTnictvi dalo k dispo-
sici specielnf laboratoT We zdej-
Sim vojenskem arsenalu, We
ktere Sc tento motor zdokona-
luje. Ozbrojene straze jsou
rozestaveny kolem laboratoTe.
Poulenc objevil novy kata-
lysator, ktery umoznuje, ably Sc
vody pouzilo jake paliva pro
motor. Tato nova latka Sc jme-
mule nipol, ktery dnes patti S
nejpTisneji strezenym vojen-
skym tajemstv1m We Francii.
Kdyz Sc "nipol" sm1cha S vo-
dou, tato sc castecne rozloz1 ma
vodik a kysl1k. Vodnf parry S nj
pollen a vod1kem mali stejne
vlastnosti jake nejcennejsi pa
1.-Two jake ma pr. a~cetylen nebo
BENIN. Toto move palivo sc pax
pouzije v motoru S vnitrn1m
spalovan1m. V Poulecove mo-
toru Sc nejprve zapali vod1k,
kterym Sc zvysf temperature
vody, ktera Sc konecne rozlozf
ma vodfk a kysl1k. Kdyz sc tyto
parry ochladi, promenf Sc opet
We vodu. pTi cemz dochazf k ex-
plosi. Poulenc prohlasuje, re
jeho novy motor zrevolucioni-
suje pohon ponorek.
Tento motor je mens1 nez
Diesel1v motor a protoze jeho
paliva m1ze byt prakticky po-
uzivano znovu a Znovu, odpad-
ne v ponorce skladiste pro ga
olej nebo baterie.
Poulenc tvrdf, re S ieho mo-
torem Dude moci zGstat ponor-
ka ponorena pod vodou libo-
volnou dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Nalezeny podvozek patril
k sestrelenemu letadlu.

Stockholm: - Americke L.
fady ztotoznily zbytky podvoz-
ku letadla, nalezeneho We sved-
skych vodach v Baltiku, jake
zbytky letadla typu Privateer,
ktere zmizelo v Baltickem mo-
Fl 8. dubna, kde bylo zrejme
sestreleno Rusy.
Zbytky podvozku byly male
zeny svedskymi rybafi u Got
landu.
re bylo ma letadlo stTileno,
dokazuj1 zanechane stopy v po-
dobe prostr1leneho chranice
kol podvozku. Comdr. Stellan
Hermelin re svedskeho manor
nfho stabu sdelil, re Poole mi
sta, kde byl rybafi podvozek
letadla vyloven, je zrejmo, re
letadlo spadlo do more We VIDA
lenosti asi 40 mil primo ma "a
pad cd Polangy v Litevsku, cili
% mil "a 12-mflovym terrific
rialn1m pasmem, ktere 81 Russo
We vyhradili. Polanga je asi
40 mil jizne cd Libau V Lotys-
sku, kde Poole ruskeho tvrzenl
doslo k bojove ~prestrelce mezi
ruskymi stihackami a americ-
kym letadlem, o nemz Rusove
tvrdf, re to byl ozbrojeny bonn
barber typu B-29, ktery Sc po-
kousel poridit fotograficke
snimky. Spojene Staty prohla-
silly, re americke patrolnf ctyr-
motorove letadlo typu Privateer
nebylo vGbec ozbrojeno.
Hermelin prohlasil, re die
jeho pTesvedcenf byly zbytky
podvozku odplaveny vetrem S
morskym proudem smerem Sc
verozapadn1m do vzdalenostl
asi Is mil. V techto m1stech
by snad molly byt tez vyloveny
mrtvoly desfticlenne americke
letecke posadky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Pozadavek vlasti.

z podzemn1ho hnuti v Ces-
koslovensku bylo sdeleno, &c
mezi ceskoslovenskym obyva-
telstvem Sir Sc vseobecn6 pre-
svedceni, re jedine nejaky u
emmy natlak re svobodnych re-
mi NIUE zabraniti, ably cleno-
We STB (statn1 tajne bezpecno-
sti) a SNB (sbor narodn1 bez-
pecnosti), nepokracovali v ne
lidskem zachazen1 pri zatykani
a vysetfovanf podezrelych ci
obvinenych obcanG.
Csl. obyvatelstvo, protoze
kazdy obcan CSR je dnes Wy
staven nebezpecf, re Dude prot
nemu bezdGvodne a surove "a
kroceno, zada mas, abychom
vyzvali vsechny ceskoslovenske
spolky a sdruzenf We svobod-
nych zemi, hlavne pax V USA.
ably poslaly resoluci ma gene
ralni sekretariat Spojenych ma
rod1 Sc zadosti, ably csl. STB a
tSNB byly, S ~platnostf cd 1nora
1913 prokiaseny Ia zlocinecke
organisace, zrovna tax, jake
bylo v minulosti prohlaseno &C.
stapo a SIS. Ciny clenG techto
organisacf odpovidajl cinGm
clenG SIS a Gestapa, V nekte-
rych prfpadech je dokonce
pTedc1. Stavaji Sc proto yale
zitosti mezinarodn1ch soudG.
PTedkladame tento pozada-
vek ujaTmene vlasti vsem Ii
dem dobre vile We svete a do
plnuieme jen tim, ably "a zlo-
cineckou organisaci bylo pro-
hlaseno i ruske NKVD, pracu-
jici neopravnene ma 1zem1 CSR
a odvlekaj1cf csl. obcany do
euroasiatskeho Ruska. JFCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pristi 1tery, dine 9. kvetna '
kTizkovych zapasech pofada'
nymi Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli.
scum 1cinkovati budou vynl
kaj1c1 %zapasn1ci. IL
Worlds Athlete Jim Thorpe
presents Chief War Cloud, O
klahoma Mohawk Indian, The
Greatest Athlete Of All Times
227 lbs. VS.. Phantom No. l:
24O lbs. (King Of All Villians)
Zapas tentto urcen jest ma
dobu 1 hodiny aneb 1 porazky'
" nasleduj1cich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuJl:
Rosie Red Ryan, 220 10.
Boston Irishman) VS.. Hans
Herman, ESQ ID. German
Giant.)
Tony Sosenza, 218 Id. (Ita-
liam Adonis) VS.. Rebel Russell,
215 ID. New England's Bad
Man,
Tiger Joe Marsh, 225 10. z
Jugoslavie VS.. MIGUEL Torres,
227 ID. champion of Mexico.)
Tiny Farmer Mills, 265 ID.
z Edmondston, Canada VS..
Frank Schafro, 220 Id. z Mil
waukee.
Kdo Sc chce mile pobavit
Sc dostavf ma tyto zapa-
sy V Coliseum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
ma P.rahu je
nezapomenutelna.

Vzpomfnam 81 ma uprimne
pratelstvf obcanG Move Hut
nedaleko Plzne, kde jsem by
dlel. Nevfm IDA jeste mali ony
ukofistene nemecke zbrane,
ktere jsem Jim dial ma pamat-
ku. live 81 tez pTipominam va
Sc krasne hlavni mesto Prahu.
Zajel isem do Prahy nekolikra-
tie. Jednou tez s>generalem Eli
senhowerem. Byl to krasny den
kdy Prazane S nadsenim vital
hlavnlho velitele zapadnich ar
mad. Americke jednotky pocho-
dovaly pres Staromestske ma
mesti, ktere bylo svedkem toll
ka tragedii i slavy v ceske his
tori. Ma Hradcanech mas pri-
ial president BeneS a PAM Ha-
ma Benesova. Kdyz jsme odiiz-
deli z Hradcan ma ceste ma Sta
romestske namest1, moi d.
stojnfci a ia sam. jsme 81 S mr.
dosti pfipiali nejvyssi csl. wy
znamenan1, ktera jsme cd pre-
sidenta dostali. Ma Staromest-
skem namestf jsme sc poklonili
Neznameho vojfna, i
ma neho dnes myslime Vi
me, re prese vsechno, co Sc
dnes v jeho vlasti dele, nepadr
nadarmo "a skutecne svobodne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05

Ceskoslovensko. Nikdy neza-
pomenu ma krasnou silhuetu
Prahy, ktere Wy, Cesi, Tfkate
Praha stovezata. Katedrala
svateho Vita a jeff we've, vevo-
dlci cele Praze jsou pravym W.
razem ducha a v1ry ceskoslo-
venskeho lidu v Boha a v bu-
doucnost.
Vzajemnou lasku lidu nevyhla-
di zadny terror.
At dnesnf rezim v Praze de-
la, co della, vid1m, re Cechoslo-
vaci nikdy nezapomenou ma a.
mericke pfatelstvf a ma aktivni
zajem S%pojenych Stat1 O jejich
dnesnf nestestf a o jejich zaru-
Gene lepsf budouconst. V tech
to dnech, kdy 81 pripominame
vstup americkych jednotek dc
Ceskoslovenska, chtel bych vas
znovu ujistit, drazf pTatele V
zapadn1ch Cechach, drazf pTa-
tele v celem Ceskoslovensku. ze
take my = dGstojnici a vojac:
I22. sboru americke armady ne
vas nikdy neZapomeneme! A
merika nemGze zapomenout 9
take nezapomene ma vas dejin.
ny BOZ o nezavislost a ma vas:
vernost svobode a demokra.
|cii." H. A
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Truman podepsal resoluci o
vyznamenani letcE.

Washington, D. c. = Presi-
dent Truman podepsal resoluci,
schvalenou obema domy kon-
gresu, Poole nj jsou udelovana
posmrtna vyznamenan1 10 let
cum namorniho letadla, sestTe-
leneho Rusy mad Baltickym
mOTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Rakouska vlada zada O vraceni
zajatcIE.

. Widen: = Rakouska vlada
pozadala o navrat rakouskych
valecnych zajatcG z Ruska a
obnovu rakouske svrchovanosti
a svobody z vajmu svetoveho
m1ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Move volby " Belgii.

Brussel: = Belgicky prime
regent Karel Dude pozadan, a
by rozpustil parliament. Pc je-
no rozpusten1 budou We 40
dnech vypsany move volby, ie-
jichz stezejn1 otazkou Dude,
IDA Sc ma nebo nema vratit
kral Leopold ma belgicky trim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
PTedbezne oznamen1!

" sobotu, 27. kvetna Ia
vody Okrsku zupy Vychodnl.
" nedeli, 20. kvetna We
refine Cvicenf Okrsku zupy W.
chodnf. Oba podniky Sc budou
konati ma Curtis Bay, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
100 mrtvych velryb ma bfehu
morskem.

Stronsay, Orkneyske ostrovy:
Norvezska velrybafska firma
sc nabfdla zdejsfmu mestecku,
re je zbavf 100 mrtvych vel
ryb, ktere byly vyplaveny ma
zdejsim pobrezf minulou sobo-
tn.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
New Norwegian
Export Product

Norsk Hydro, largest chemical
manufacturing concern in Nor
way, has started production of
urea at its new plant on Heroya.
The factory has capacity of 1O,-
600 tons year. Some of the urea
will be used i'm Norway, but most
of it will he exported.
A substantial part of the out
put will be processed into carba-
mides, the substance from which
plastics are made, while smaller
amounts will be sold as fertilizer.
Containing 1850 nitrogen, the Nor
wegian product, it is believed, will
find a ready market abroad.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Largest Swedish
Tanker Launched

MALMO. - Recently the huge
4OO-tOn tanker Crank Emperor"
largest ship of this class ever built
in Sweden, was launched at Kock-
um's shipyard, Malm:, for account
of Skibs AS OileXpress (Sig. Her
lOfssOn & Coz, Moss, Norway, as
the first of a new series of five
ordered from this yard.
Allwelded and built to Norske
Veritas highest class, with two
longitudinal bulkheads and "a
tanks divided by three cofferdams
and totalling 1,2O4,OO Gu. it., as
well as dry cargo hold of $4,000
GU. it., the ship has a length be-
tween perpendicular of $40 feet,
beam n feet, moulded depth AZ
feet 8 inches, draft 81 feet 10
inches. A 7-cylinder two-stroke
double-acting Kockum-MAN Die
sci engine developing 1000 HIP at
ITO rpm. will give the ship a
service speed of IA knots.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Swedes Uncover
Stone Age Site

The site Of Stone Age village
was recently discovered in the
course of excavation work near
Borgholm on the Baltic islet of
Oeland off the southeastern shores
of Sweden. This is the first time
traces of communal habitation so
long ago have been located in
this area where finds from the
Viking era 1000 or 1900 years
ago are relatively abundant.
Relics assessed to be 4 to 5000
years old include ceramics with
fishbone designs, necklaces of
holed seal teeth, stag horns, sun
dry implements such as fish hooks
of bone, stone axes, etc. Solitary
specimens of this type have been
found previously but never the
foundations of dwellings. Inciner-
alton graves as well as graves with
skeletal remains were also discov-
cred, indicating habitation on the
same spot over lengthy period.
Archaeologists claim that discov-
cry Of this site on this island is an
event of greater significance than
any other find made in this area.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Morse Pilot Boots
With EIecfronics

Since January 1, 1850, % cruis-
ing Norwegian pilot boats have
been equipped with two-way ship
to-shore radio telephone. The new
equipment has proved equally use
full to pilots. ship masters and
shore contacts. Vessels can now
get direct contact with the pilot
boats, and state the exact time
when they expect to reach the pi-
lot station. This saves time, and
makes K easier 70 organize a more
effective pilot service. The pilot
boats also have radio direction
finders so that, in thick weather,
they can find their way to the ship
calling for pilot. Many Norwegian
pilots are now taking courses to
qualify for radio telephone oper-
ator's certificate.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Norwegians Have
Gotten $4,000
CARE Packages

The American foreign air or
ganiZatiOn-CARE - Cooperative
for American Remittances to Eu-
rope - held its annual European
conference in Oslo, August 1925.
Thirty CARE leaders from Is
European countries discussed their
work and mapped new plans, un-
der the craftsmanship of Paul Com
ly French, Executive Secretary of
CARE. OF special interest to Nor
way was a plan for helping Nor
way meet its textile needs.
The CARE representative in
Norway, Bertram Smuecker, dis
closed that, during the past two
years, 10000 CARE packages were
sent to Norway. Recently, CARE
has donated books. valued at 2S,-
900 Kroner, to Norwegian librar-
les. the Northern towns receiving
$500 Kroner's worth of books
each. Also, during their stay in
the Norwegian capital, the CARE
representatives presented Oslo
University with $1,000 worth of
medical literature.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Swedish Exporters
Get U.S.. Praise

1 am struck by the knowledge of.
the American market displayed by
Swedish exporters, their plans for
aggressive sales to campaigning
and their willingness to take risks
and adjust themselves to the for
eign market, says a report by Mr..
e. Preston Forbes, assistant head
of the Services Division, Depart
ment for International Trade, L.
S. Department of Commerce who
recently visited Sweden.
Mr.. Forbes made a week-long
round trip to Swedish industry
centers and met hundreds Of bust
ness men. In a summary of his
impressions Mr.. Forbes states in
five points his view of the chances
of expanding Swedish exports to
the United States concentration
on certain special products short
ening of the time of delivery; GER
tain keeping of stocks of key
products near distribution centers
in the United States; market, pro-
duction and price analyses before
start of a sales campaign as well
as application of American sales
methods by representatives capa-
BILE of steadily widening the circles
of customers.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Swedish Crafts,
Arts At Houston
Consulate Office

All available space i'm the new
Swedish consulate premises in
Houston, Tex, opened recently and
fitted out exclusively with Swedish
office furniture and fixtures, Is
being used for the display of a
great variety of Swedish handi-
craft and art industrial products.
Among these are found Atvida-
berg's office furniture, new Moln-
lycke textile products, NIX and
Jobs textiles. glass and ceramic
ware from Gustafsberg. Upsala-
Ekeby, Rorstrand, Orrefers. Kesta,
Strombergshyttan and EkenAs
This miniature exposition. ar
ranged by Consul Gunnar Dryse-
Illus, will be further expended.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Scholarships
Are Announced

The creation of nine scholar
ships for Scandinavian students to
study at colleges in Minnesota has
been announced by the American
Scandinavian Association.
Two scholarships will be award
ed to students from Norway, two
from Denmark, Two from Iceland,
two from Sweden, and one from
Finland.
The scholarships, amounting to
the cost of board, room, tuition,
all fees, and an allowance for
books and supplies, will be given
for under graduate work during
the year 195O-51 at one of the
cooperating colleges. Five hundred
dollars of this amount will be con-
tributed to each college by the
Minnesota Chapter of the Ameri-
can-Scandinavian Foundation, and
the balance by the colleges.
The participating colleges are:
Augsburg in Minneapolis, Con-
cordia in Moorhead, Gustavus
Adolphus in st. Peter, Hamlin,
Manchester, St. Catherine and St.
Thomas in st. Paul, and Carleton
and st. Olaf colleges in North
field.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Swedes To Study
U. S. Production

In line with the intensified tech
nical assistance program under
the Marshall plan, so representa-
tives of Sweden's trade unions, en-
ployers, industry, and agriculture,
at the invitation of ECA, will leave
for a two or three-month study
trip in the United States this fail.
The Swedish party comprises IA
different study groups, of which
the packing and graphic industry
is represented by IA, the lumber
industry by five, farming. stand
ardization, productive efficiency
and the plastic industry by 49,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
Morse Have Worlds
Most Modern Museum

The 70-year old Bergen Museum
of Fisheries was recently formally
reOpened, with hundreds of new
additions, after being closed for
ten years. As it is today, the mu-
scum is believed to be one of the
most modern of its kind in the
world.
There are thousands of individ-
ual display items, depicting the
story OF Norwegian fisheries
their historical background and
development through the ages,
their present significance, techni-
ques, methods, organization, as
we'll as their import needs and
export markets.
Some of the Highlights
One exhibit, measuring 2S'x7'.
shows the location, extent and
depth of fishing banks off the
Norwegian coast, as well as light
houses. Name plates along the
edge of the display-stand identify
each fishing bank and light house
which may be lit up by pressing a
button. Other sections feature
graphs showing the ups and downs
of Norwegian fisheries exports,
and samples of modern fishing
equipment, including such items
as have to be imported One of
the most popular showcases de-
pict the first known fisherman's
settlement in Norway, dating back
to the Stone Age.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
U. S. Artists In Oslo

Two American artists, violinist
Camilla Wicks and mezzo-soprano
Ellen Repp, have given concerts
in Oslo's largest auditorium, the
University's Aula. Capacity audi
ences and critics agreed that both
were superb.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-21
FUEL


Excessive rains in Eastern and
Central Norway have caused floods
and heavy damage to homes,
roads, bridges and the nearly
ready grain harvest. Also, much
of the potato crop is infected by
dry rot.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Commitment In Gernony

Coumlhnent In GeFmdnY
hard and dangerous it is to resist aggression in
Korea they have been asking whether the United
States may not have made too many commitments
to resist aggression in too many places. There are
some commitments that we must be prepared to
carry out whatever the cost. Probably the most
important of these is the commitment to resist
any attack upon western Germany. The United
States, Great Britain and France are merely safe
guarding their own security when they warn that
"they will treat any attack against the federal
republic (of Germany or Berlin from any quarter
as an attack upon themselves" -.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Good Taconite News

Good Taconite News
-. MINNESOTA HAS TACONTTE enough to
last the nation for centuries. It's use means the
continued eminence Of this state as primary
source Of iron ore, most fundamental Of all mate
rials In war or peace. It's use means even greater
employment In northern Minnesota, for taconite
takes more manpower per ton Of shipping ore
than does the high grade product. Taconits Is
definitely On the way. 80.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Let's Shil Coll En- Red Sox1

>. LET US NOT RUN in panic from such
words as peace" and disarmament because the
Kremlin puts them to devious and hypocritical
uses. Let us still sing that lachrymose ballad,
"Don't Cry, Joe," free of haunting fears that 1t
will give aid and comfort to Stain. And let us
render "Red Sails in the Sunset" on proper occa-
sions, with no comparable dread that we may be
hyEnning the Soviet navy. -.