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All sizes in stock. s locations;
1903 Lee hwy. .Arl., Va. CH. o024
Seven Corners, Falls Ch. FA. 2l77
10th and N. Irving. Arl. OW 7442
TRUCK BODIES-8 l2-ft. stake
bodies, / 12-ft. van, st. Pau
dumps pickup bodies. Frehauf vans
IRON WoRKs. inc. is14 a4th st
NV, RE. 2419.
TRUNK-small, new. Call DE. e47s
TYPEWRITERS. new and used por-
and up. 2019 18th st. NV. HU
TYPEWRITER. portable; all makes
13I2 liz 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. special
$1S.Ss; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
rYPEWRITERs: new and rebuilt; t
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
l43l 2, Capitol St. S:30-5:3O, incIu
Sat, II 3-0Os2 Easy parking
UPHOLSTERY CLEANING EQUIP
MENT, 2 months old; certified Roto-
Brush: Red Cap vacuum, wet-dry;
VACUUM CLEANER-Westinghouse
80 model, tank: $40 or best offer
Excel. cond. Ii. 3-3993.
WAR SURPLUS-Warehou full;
everything priced to sell. GICHNER,
2513 NJ st. NV. EX. 1927 daily.
house, Laundromat demon, S199 .95;
BendiX, $169.95. 1874 H st. ne, Ii
3-2545.
WASHING MACHINE-Kenmore, $50
Telephone Gil. 4732.
WASHING MACHINES. 4OT disc, or
all floor models: last years model.
till g.. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 Nichols ave sc LU 4-7000
WASHING MACHINES
BRAND-NEW 1949 APEX WASHERS
LIST. $l49. .95; SAVE $45. TERMS
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PIANOS
STETNWAY

For the best in recond. steinwa,
grands, come to Campbell's. All O
our Instruments have been thor
tory trained technicians. we alst
nave a complete display of ney
Steinway grands and console mod
els. Liberal allowance for you,
present piano. Terms may b,
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 11OS q ST
NV, DI. S464 ~
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FURNITURE

Floor Sample Close Out
Sensational reductions on decorator
sofas, chairs and dinette suites.
Open 10 am. to 9 pm YOUNG
FURNITURE CO.. 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
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CONSTRUCTION SHED

sX8 1eet. Good cond. SH. 1874
CUPBOARD, kitchen, 42-in., glass
doors. : drawers, pan closet, work
Ing deck, .S15; sink, porcelain, "a
In, drain board. "a in, all fittings,
$3.50. Sligo 2739 after 6 pm.
DAyENPoRT-Lge. size, good cond
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PIANOS, WE PAY CASH
An styles SH. 3039.
PIANOS WANTED S S s

COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 1870
and paper. D. c. WASTE PAPER
CO. I'll Kenilworth ave. ne
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any cond.; jewelry. bric-a-brac,
china, glassware; Dora Krupshaw
Milestone
THE-HOUSE- -OF-GTFTS,
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. North $500.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

STABLE, FEED and good pasture In
return for use of . riding horses,
July and August, in Clifton, Va,
BARGAiN IN A RIDING HORSE 2
gsits, about 1914 hands high, weighs
about l,2O0 lbs. lady or child car
OPEN FIELD HUNTER, II hands,
dappled bay gelding; can hold his
own in any company. JOSEPH Z,
COE,, Gambrillis. Md. Phone An
napolis S-1913. Id
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE 1cert.

PAPERIN6. PAINTING-Floor finish
ing, paper removing. Southeast sec
tien. 10. 9-8e30 or HI. 9652. Ia
PAPkRHANGING. painting. plaster.
ing, floors; special low price this
week only. oE- 1855. oE. 1905:
PAPERBANGNe-s7 up Der rm.,
1850 washable sunfast papers: worf
Guaranteed GE 42S3 OE. 24R1
PAvING. concrete sidewalks. flag
stones; dTiyeways. Easements. etc;
ssSna sSdsr and dxswsg' sfsrs dno1 dRaf9ns ss4 lots
PLAsTER1NG 8 speciality; large and
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLASTERING - We specialize in
plain or ornamental plaster: white
mechanics, Call anytime TR. 1872.
PLAsTERING AND PATcHrNGIRea-
so1able so rates; white mechanic, Can
PLasTIRfNG, REPAIRS, remodel node
ing: reasonable rates. sH. 4154.-I5
1sifs and repise.Sents sDe go szMu sRa
BOYD. NC. GE. fOes
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Guar-
LLOYD. Michigan 1896.
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED. alss
oS5pENRS SiI S ,FS1E5FRfsS2sSsff1TSS'sss sf1S'ss CO
ROOfING-We,L meet your require
msnta. meats GEORGE HoWEs. INC, Ma
ROOFING. repairs and new work;
painting. A D. THOMAS. HU. 7fss'
ROOFING. all types. no lob too
tRf uRf FfsslFt s1Yb 'nS ne neg al E0Gts 1es SAM
NO TIk5 5db FE551sshEG F65 shslL.
DI. 1929 16'
UPHOLsTERING, irst class work
manshtp; new furniture built to
order; 1000 samples to choose from;
AZ work guaranteed. Phone UN.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repatnt.
tfE ENs2N fsIf2fs gfISbd gffiIfS5deso e. eAfk sAsf4 kvf
woRN sCf RiyfSfas sfSk roFs Ns repI.ees gS s4S with
CAPiTAL CRY C0NsTRuCTiON CO.,
general contractors; residential and
commercial: alterations, additions
and new construction; any job, from
a recreation room to complete shop
charse. 10. 5-3330, or WA. 1852.
VIRGINIA FENCE co.-Metal chain
link fencing; posts set in cement;
free estimates. OW 7741. -l5
STUDENT, exp. painter; paint your
house or anything save: you furn.
materials. UN. 24S4 ewes. l6'
Murray g. Murray, Decorators
Paint your home roof now; exterior
interior painting; paper hanging.
CH, 1l45, am. to 10 Pm; esti-
mates: prompt service; guaranteed.
American Decorators
Papering and Painting
CO. S779, Ewes, LU. 1-5O30. -23
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ADDING MACHINE and typewriter,
standard or portable, by pvt. party.
Please call vi. 9292 between 8 and s.
AIR CONDITIONER WANTED or
9 ton. for small store. Call 10.
.3n9634; ewes, 10: 3-4237. is
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia.
monds OF any description Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oric-a-brac.
china. glassware. rugs. silverware.
painttngsi highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY (StarbeckerI IA
ANTIQUES-Bric-a- china, sill
verware, old jewelry, glass, any amt.
Dora Krupshaw Milestone,
THE-HOUSE-OF- GIFTS,
143S Wis Ave N w No nam
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1920 7th st. NV.

ANTIQUE 7-ft. Colonial mahogany
Stdeboard, acorn doors, genuine re-
ANTSuE, pEffSition pen0s ov dry 2ssd sink and other
antiques. WO. O959. -l5
ANTIQ. WASH STAND-Marble top;
peri. cond: also, 2 Old English an
tiQue chairs. walnut. WA. 1880.
ANTIQUE AUCTION
First big sale, Mon.,. June 10th, 10
tunity. Lunch. Free parking. THE
CRAFT SHOP, U. s. Rt. 240, Cal
thersburR, Md. is
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100 10th NW.--Twin-bed rm. also
TO share tor man. GOOD meals. early
breakfast II desired, TV MI. g5AU.
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TV Sets, No Money Down
Sylvan Radio, Emerson, GE. Admiral.
Zenith, etc. Call till IL pm.

TlRES-Factory recond., all sizes,
$40 ea;' 8 mos. guar: used truck
tires, S6.95; free parking. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO., 1894 Ga. ave.
NV, RA. $3.50.
TIRES. used. over 200 to select from
500 up. TOMS AUTO SERVICE
INC. R35 N st NV MI 2Ann
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AhbMAN fAhh CONN. AVE. Vi
cinity, pvt. home. Lac. cool studio
rm. with sleeping porch, for gen-
tleman. Excel, meals. co. 3l21.
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5f1a lIth ST. N.W-yacaney for
beds. friendly Southern hSme; rm.
ana breakfast, Slo Wk. RA aa2S.
MANSION CLUR. 1880 Mass. ave
A place you will leye for its food.
location and nice pcople you meet
there. Rates are only $50 mo--lA
WARDMAN PARK CONN AVE. VI
cinity, pvt, home. Lac, cool studio
teman. Excel, meals, CO, 3la5.
IIO9 18th N.w.--Twin-bed rm.. also
to Share Tor man. Good meals. eayly
breakfast II desired, TV, MI, g5AU,
IIOI 10th NW.-wen-iurn. rooms,
Ideally located. singleS, dbles,. sood
meals, switchboard is
Sl1.b0 EACH--iJs6 18Th st. NV
floor double With pvt. baths; nice
lsXe basement rooms. $3.50, ex-
1897 BELMONT RD. Nw-crSSOl.
altrsc. rms. : excel. meals daily;
from downtown; pleasant young peo-
pie - 80 per mo, MI aa35.
CHEERFUL, COOL rooms for refined
young ladies'; excellent cooking SI3;
| with private bath, S4S. 2029 q
yICINITY wARpMAN PARK-lars.
pm for : or ; siris. CAN pu.
VACANCY IN PRIVATE HOME for itul
time care OF children. uN, 564s.
FOR RETIRED PERSON. lac. sEi. Tm
board and laund., quiet home. Call
after q pm, RA S47h. --l6
VACANCY FOR MAN, rm., board;
also table board; lunches packed.
brki 6-s am dinner. SIS m.
Sl2 d st. ne. III
MOTHER will give rm. and board TO
empl mother with child; care given
child, lge. cool rm. refs. EXCHANGED.
0E. 026s. --lb
BRAND Elizabeth AIMS room
and board, zoo East Braddock rd.
Alexandria. Bus at door 10 min
uteS from PentRgon. exclusive neigh
borhood, girls only. AL. pbbb. -,i6
CLEAN ROOMS, cir cooled: good food.
good transportation, So so mo.
1904 Que Sc, NV. NO, 4ODb. --1b
1928 18th ST. N.w.-Vacancies for
young men; cool rooms with running
water; shower baths. switchboard.
excellent board. Downtown. 49,
1911 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Single and double; good food. run
ming waters reasonable. DE. 9B45.
seth ST., oppos. Cathedral - Excel.
transp.; studio rm.: cool, lge.: with
or without board; reaS. OR. 6372.
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PLASTER BOARD

PIPE, ,galy., black. cast iron. Gu
Unread; nxtures. BLOCKS, 305t
M st. NV. NO. 1909. WA. kh01
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ANTIQUES ROUGHT

China. furniture, sllvervare, tewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 1898;
ewes. EN- fi765
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TIRE BARGAINS

Save on Goodyear, Firestone Cham
HEisHMAN's~. anu size e'0tied 6'ooxie Il 0onS only
SS.95 plus tax: wheel balanced free.
All sizes in stock. 8 locations:
1903 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. CH. oo24
Seven Corners, Falls .Ch. FA, 2l77
10th and N Irving Arl OW rA4o
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c. Floor and table. Linn
atty. Call ST. 7l67.
FLOORING

200, 900 #. Of flooring, free Of nails,
suitable. for flooring, sheathing or
subfiooring. S25 m. b.f. ACE
WRECKING & BLDG. MATERIAL
CO. 4002 MINI. ave. ne. LU.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. sunstrand, elec.,
reconditioned. guaranteed. $99. 80.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., S1s
AbbfNG 1dSh g. MACHINES Z z go, l ReminQ.
ton Rand with subtraction, l Vic
tory, 8 columns, portables, l R. c.
Come see them. 329 H st. ne.
ADD. MACHS.' new, used, all makes,
nanS' elec.; great reduc; CIRCLE,
ADDRESSING MACHINE; was S39 so,
now 1925. New in original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
ADDRESSING MACHINEs-Full line.
from $9,95 up; AMERICAN TYPE
AK MEiTES coS6fT1oMNitS$0o9NssSx. S1;i nj S$-o9sS all n,-
sstSna sO%n eFinfi ea Hu LSSsst syss cash price in
Air CoNDiITio6NGaHRs.' 20 to choose
from, $10O each while they last.
S1S Kennedy st. NV. GE. 3453.
AfR HRen cSSpIfHijoNERs-pra,t,on SShdhHj nr,c.
buyers. PARAMoUNT Co. si5G a
AfR HI' 4seSi G6Sn,4inHsIE Ampls free parking.
window window model: model Westinshouse lamp:
mode m9aea SSFk prced eSnSoe al ls
excel. cond. suficient equipment to to
atr-condition 3 or 4 rm. once
suite. MA. 3114. -15
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT, Philco
York, Y h.p.; recently recond.; $3.50.
air M coND1r1oN1NG coSsj UNITS -ls - New
1850 window models for rent by
the week, month or season. Call
now to reserve your unit. Supply
Of rental units limited. Cali Ii.
3-4112, r. g. M. REFRIGERATION
CO., 2l4 l. st. me-, your Philco
and York authorized dealer.
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re-.
conditioned, sold. rented. exchanged.
serviced; fully guaranteed. OR. 4769.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT co.
6104 Macarthur Blvd. NV,
We take pride in rendering prompt
ef1cient service"
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE Us BEFORE BUYING YOUR
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER. Ma
TIONAL BRAND. s<-TON HIP.
OUR RIDICULOUSLY Low PRICE.
1895. E-Z TERMS. WE CARRY
A LARGE SELECTION OF Ma
T1ONALLY KNOWN BRANDS AT
DEEP-CUT PRICES.
ALPERSTEIN'S
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COUNTRY BoARp
ROOMS ukFuRNISHEp
ROOMS WITH BoARD

sos itth ST. N.w-vacaney for
young man, nice lge. rm.. twin
beds, friendly Southern home; rm.
ana breakfast, Sl0 Wk. RA. 3a2S.
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IMBlNG MATERIAL
STEEL
MATERIALS Plywood

"a" mahos.. walnut, 22e per IT:
y" walnut, Csc per IT. Sold in
sheets only; aluminium screen wire
all sizes, lie per SO. it. Open every
day including Sun. THE UNPAINT-
1924
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
Readers Reaction
Appreciation
Scandinavian American:

scandinavian American:
The Supreme Lodge of the Or
der of Runeberg at the recent con-
VentiOn held in Seattle passed the
following resolutions:
To The Scandinavian American:
BE 1t resolved that we, the Off
GERS and delegates throughout the
United States and Canada, express
our hearty thanks for the publicity
which we have received through
your most cooperative newspaper"
should also like to express my
personal appreciation for the won
derful cooperation extended to our
organization by the Scandinavian
American during our sessions i'm
this city.
Very sincerely yours,
CARL HELGREN,
Supreme Lodge Secretary
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
scandinavian Records

scandinavian American:
We have a news item that you
may like to print in your paper.
We think it is good news for all
the Swedes and Scandinavians in
this country.
The Suneson Distributing Co., in
Minneapolis is now importing and
selling Sonora photograph records
from Sweden under the heading
Scandinavia Sings" The first cat
alogue, containing rs new records,
includes 10 new records by Lapp
Lisa, Klippa, Du som brast for
mig plus five others with sing
ing by Bertil Boo; the new delight
full Bjorovarbambo with Mera
bruk baljan boys on the back
side, etc. The firm is now import
ing records as they appear on the
market in Sweden, 50 from now
on Swedes in America can get
their fill Of Swedish records.
Suneson Distributing Co.,
1850 Easts Lake ST.,
Minneapolis Z, MINI.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
uskrats For
Arctic NORWAY

Norwegian authorities are con-
sidering lifting the quarantine
which has for many years kept
muskrats out Of the country and
fur producers are now anticipat-
ing State support for a trial COL
Ony to be located in Northern Nor
way.
There in the far-north areas are
vast and conditions suitable for
muskrat production. Cultivated
areas are sufficiently distant so as
to be out of reach of the valuable
rodents.
Despite unencouraging exper-
fences with muskrats in European
lands further south, where they
all but overran the country. sup
porters point to Finland's success
es during the past 25 years. Ex-
perts contend that the colder eli
mates of countries like Finland
and Canada tend to slow their
rate of production. Income from
muskrat furs could provide a val
liable new foreign exchange source.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

cess. And, think that when all is
said and done, the group members
will consider it worthwhile from
their standpoint, too. Actually,
nothing more serious was lost than
sleep, and tempers, once in while.
And what is that, compared with
the permanent memories Of a glor-
:ous summer in a beautiful land?
I'm sure We have all come out
plus"
COlOrful Festival
We were in Leksand - the Folk
dams festival (Byggde-ungdons
Stamma) there was a truly magni-
ficent event = "once in a hun
dred years" happening. 1t was the
first time that the biennial folk
dams gathering was held in con-
junction with the "Spelmans"
tfiddlers) convention. The whole
thing took place just there in Da-
larna, on Lake Siljan - what bet
ter, more colorful, beautiful. tpyi-
cal and genuine setting could be
found? Then in town. for three
days solid nearly 1000 folk
dancers, from half a dozen coun-
tries, all in their colorful folk
drakt. You know, as eyeled
down the road to Leksand's kyrka,
with the white birches lined on
each side, soft green hills in the
background, with hundreds of gor-
geous folk costums all around,
many people dancing, and fiel mu-
sic sounding thruout - l thought
to myself, this is truly a dream
world. a fantasy land. How can
this be reality with war and hate
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
Sweden's Field
Hospital Is On
Way To S. Korea
includes 200 Persons

The Swedish field hospital for
the United Nations forces fighting
in Korea is being organized by the
Swedish Red Cross, which has also
selected its personnel. a total OF
116 persons. Head of the unit is
DIR. Carl Erik Groth, Of the Gov
ernment Board of Health.
DR.. Groth served as a surgeon
with a Swedish ambulance in Fin
land during the so-called winter
war with Russia in 1939-40 Many
other members of the Swedish
hospital have had experience in
humanitarian work in war-strick-
en- countries, not only Finland and
Germany but also Poland, Greece,
Ethiopia, etc.
The hospital personel includes
10 physicians. one dentist and two
pharmacists. 81 nurses and As
male attendants, as we'll as ambu-
lance and truck drivers, cooks. Of
flee clerks, etc. They are prac-
tically ready to leave Sweden.
Swedens offer of a field hos
pital some time ago was CRATE
fully accepted by General Douglas
Macarthur. The field hospital
corps is now being flown to Korea.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

predominating on the rest of the
globe? Why cannot all mankind
live like this? But, of course, it
is not as simple as that. Yet -
sometime one Wonderland wish
eS.
Wherever Bill Holm went he was
an instant sensation without a
doubt = the most photographed
person there. He had many anus
ing experiences to tell = such as
being surrounded completely by
hundreds of folkdancers in their
colorful drakt, all pointing cam
eras at him che was in Indian
dress, of course) while he himself,
greatly wishing to photograph
them, was unable to do so. I'm
sure this was an experience for
Bill. Well, we marched in the par
AIDES behind an American flag,
which they got for us, and we
were treated wonderfully. We met
scores of folks we knew from along
the way on our tour, and got &C
quainted with many more. Finest
people on earth, these folkdancers
"a special high type and genu-
inc. And the gods" were with us
all - the weather was sunny and
beautiful the whole time of the
festival - rained the week before
and poured the week after! Luck.
After the Stamman we had four
days free. so all the kids took off
on bikes to cycle around Siljan.
Dalarna came thru" with colors
flying. and praise to spare. Ev-
eryone in the group was complete
ly taken" by the sentimental
beauty of that area. And now we
have thirteen Americans from Sc
attic raving about Dalarma. It's
hard to place it, but that whole
territory just grips you. l don't
believe there's anywhere else quite
like it in the world"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
j. Of Wash. Dance Team Took Part
In Cav Swedish Folk Dance Festival
1000 Costumed Dancers From II Countries

The Scandal FOlkdancers of the
University of Washington have
concluded their demonstration tour
in Sweden and some of the men,
bers are on their way home to
Seattle. The group, appearing as
the Western American FOlkdanc-
ers, was big success and received
heart-warming press notices and
reviews throughout Sweden.
Gordon Ekvall Tracie, leader of
the dance team which performed
American folk and square dances,
has sent the following description
of the tour from Stockholm
1.-TWO months of performing ov-
er a good part of Sweden and bit
of Denmark two months of
catching and riding trains, packing
and unpaoking tons of equipment
and luggage; two months of meet
ing people, payers. council presi-
dents, social leaders and other dig
nitaries, some pompous, some plain
-and-for me, translating from
Swedish to English and back again
so that proper greetings could be
exchanged between all; two months
of being royalty feted with lavish
smorgasbord dinners complete with
wine and song 1--WE had the wom-
en- with u.s.; and - for me, again
standing up and giving thank
you speeches-pa Svenska forstas.
Two months of carefully conduct
ed trips to churches, castles, parks
and more churches: two months of
visiting interesting towns, seeing
beautiful Swedish countryside, alb
sorbing rich old Swedish culture,
and dancing together with Swe-
dish Folkdancers wonderful peo-
pleD And, not least - two months
of working, playing and living to-
gether with twelve other Ameri-
cans, twelve independent. self-will-
ed, active individuals, each with
minds of their own more or less
fully developed as the case may
be- who. in spite of differences in
ability, personality and tempera-
ment, were still capable of func-
tioning amazingly well together as
group - remarkable indeed!
Yes, there were two unforget-
able months. crammed fifth far
more than just thirty or thirty-one
days apiece. In variety, excite
ment, enjoyment. work. and exper-
fence. they are surely unequalled
in my life. I've had far more
headaches" than laughs. more
work than fun; but l can truth
fully say it was worth it. While
l know would never do it again,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
What, No Woman?

scandinavian American:
came here from Sweden little
over a year ago and after hearing
about your paper from a friend I
have been reading it and 1 like
it very much becuse it helps me
learn English and also get some
news from home. 1 think it's goo1
We have a paper like yours here.
! think it means so much too be-
cause it is written for all Scan
dinavians. That is a good thing.
But being a girl think it should
have pieces written by a woman
because it only seems to be writ
ten by men. The people I'm stay
ing with thing so, too. Shall you
change that?
H. D.,
Newcomer.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

Per Host, Norwegia zoologist,
explorer, photographer and lectur-
err, is back in Oslo after busy
year in the United States, Pana-
ma, Columbia and Newfoundland.
His next destination is rGeenland
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

I am very glad I did it this time.
I've learned much = and I'm sure
it's all to the good. l am a far
wiser man for the experience this
tour afforded me. l think that
from the exchange point of view
the experiment was a definite sue
, 1950-10-05
GEORGE E. WULFF
LEANDER PRICE

liant defense by Attorney VIM.
Moorhead, was found guilty Of
rape on Esmeralda Cornelius
last June rs, and was sentenc-
ed to five years in Jail, two of
which were suspended.
The case against Ohenio Fee
lix for murder of Martin Cruz
on board a vessel in the Chris
tiansted Harbor was postpon-
ed for the next session because
of the absence of the boat with
the witnesses. The Court has
requested the company to ar
range for the presence Of the
vessel when the Court con-
venes again.
Andreas Quinones was
found guilty of grand larceny
in connection with the theft of
$4,000 worth of jewelry belong
ing to Mrs. Doran from the
home Of her son-in-law, AL
bert Fleming, jr. Of Estate
Mountain.
Donald Bastian was held in
contempt and is being held in
custody until the next session
of the District Court for fail
ure to obey a Court order.
, 1950-10-05
IN o C E

It is hereby made known to all concerned that public
hearings will be held on the following Municipal Council
Bills = the time and places mentioned below
Municipal Council Bill No. Sc, Draft of Ordinance to amend
Ordinance to Prescribe Minimum Wage and Maximum
Hour Standards and for other Purposes, approved January
IL, 1850.
vide for the. Connecting of Premises with the Public Sew
erage Systems in the Virgin Islands and for Other
Purposes.
christiansted, Monday October 9, 1850 in the District
Court Room, at 800 o'clock PM.
Frederiksted, Tuesday, October 10, 1850 in the Police
Court Room, at 500 o'clock Pm.
S. CHRISTIAN cHASE
Chairman Municipal Council
Municipal Council Office, Chr istiansted, St. Croix
Virgin Islands, September ~, 1850
, 1950-10-05
AMMO

I take this opportunity of
announcing to the voters my
intention to run for election to
the Municipal Council as re-
preventative from the Chris
tiansted Country District.
ocTAvIUS A. PARIS
, 1950-10-05
SOUTH

49, &AS4A4A&AGN0
them command Of the terrain,
and is ideal for defense.
Light Bombers struck and
destroyed a ten-car train while
fourteen ~superforts struck at
marshalling yards and an
arsenal.
Eight Army units have been
regrouping and reestablishing
communications with their
headquarters with which they
lost contact when they broke
out Of their defensive positions
to pursue the communists.
, 1950-10-05
DRAFT OF

to Provide for the Connecting Of Premises with the Public
Sewerage Systems in the Virgin Islands and for Other
Purposes.
BE IT by the Municipal Council Of St. croix in
session assembled:
SECTION1. As used herein
(1 Superintendent shall mean the Superintendent Of
Public Works.