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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-30

Bennlniterlum nit Ser @elt pieoer
IN olrette 9e5iebungen treten. Die
aontroue Ser Oeutlhen 8irtid)oft loa
auf ein OtinoeltmaB 5uriidgefiibrt
peroen. 'So iou Die Stahler5eugung
unO Der S6lflsbau fitr Ben @rport
bon ben bisberigen' geihrGnfltngen
befrelt werOen. 3uiommen nit Der
geleitigung oea &riegs5uItanbe5 be-
oeutet oaa Die &ieoereini id)nltlmg
IeutidlHnoa in Die @eltpirtltoft
un0 ben @eltperfebr.
Gie 9el6liiiie ioqen, 10 beiogt ser
ShluBobab, sur Sdaifung elmer ut,
mopbare 9e9enleitigen 8ertruuens
uno Serltebens beitragen lnO
Geutld)lano mebr l1no mebr Su einen
"Bartner" Ser lpeItlihen gtationen
ma6en bel Oeren 9emiibung I'M cine
felte 8runOloge fir oen fiinftigen
iSrieoen Grropn5 uno Der @elt.
Sn einem beionoeren 9lbitnitt
miro nod Oes tnpIeren &nmpfs Ser
Verliner geoa6t uno Ser boben Spfer,
Die lie fiir ibre 0reibeit gebrud)t bu-
ben. @lrtIfaftlide unterItiielng uno
GerItorfung Ser 8arniion ion ibnen
5eigen oaB iie nidt pergeiien lino.
GaB Die &uiien gerdoe iebt neue Shi-
tanen begonnen baben, 5eigt ibren
aerger itber Die @eite oes @eItens
ooer beoeutet Sen Gorboten ern1ter
Germldlllngen.
Cine offi5ielle sleuBerung gonns
unterItrib beionoers sic Grmutigun9
tlir Berlin uno begriiBte Die GerItGr-
tung Der 9eIatunestruppen. Gs be-
leu6tet Die Sronie ser 8eltgeIdic5te.
oaB oas 2ano Ser europGiihen Mitte
beilte auf oieien S6ut angelpieien lit,
Der fiir sic Ser. Stoaten cine 6elrn-
oers idDere 8elaltung beoeutet. Gie
groBen Manoper ouf belltidem 9oben
baben ergebcn, BOB nid)t nur oie all
gefiinoigte 5ablenmdBige Serit4rtung
notig lit, ionoern aud) Die geitbaifunJ
elmer oollig neren glusriiit,ns.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-30
&nklanb einit nnb iett

Sbon i'm HuBlanb Ser 9aren tpe6-
ielte Die mosfotpitiid)e Strategic atpi.
'lben europa umo Iiien. Mls ser ruiz
iiihen @rpaniion ourb bas in meni-
gen Sabr5ebnten 5lr @eltmabt ee-
tporoene Sapan i'm Often bie @egc
perbaut 1puroen, tparnten &enner 6es
lett Sabrbun6erten i,ttriganten Weo-
lods, bob 0ieier iest gegen ben @e-
item Dorbre6en 1peroe - mas er oanf
Der britii6-6eutiden Nibalitat uno
Der frnn50iiihen HeDanbe Inn eriten
8eltfrieg alssufiibren bottle. SIN
5meiten Beltfrieg berihaffte Die fura-
iiftige Staatsfunit oes @eItens ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-30

ruiIiI6en StaatsnlGnnern (etrpa mie
in Salta uno Sofsoam??) fomme, um
oen 8eg gum 6rieoen gu finoen. gr-
freuli6erneiie bat oas Staatsbeparte-
ment, an oem ougeni6einlib oie Bit
teren @rfabrlngen nit fuBlano luto
Die tiefgebenoe Gerltimnltng I'M ante-
rifanil6en 8olf iiber Die perbdngnis-
polle nusndrtige Bolitif ser berrihen-
ben Eartei nidt ipurlos ooriiberge-
gangen itno, Ntalifs @rfl1rung NIT
ourdalls beredtigter &iible aufsenom-
men. Gie ruiiiiben 8eteuerungen
in oenen oud BON HuBlanbs Sorrenr
Dor Ser gltombombe Die Heoe NOR -
erinnerten leioer gar lebr an oas
Stodbolmer Nanifeit, lieB oas
Staatsbepartement oie Breiie miiien.
8euuBt oOer llnbeipuBt 8oetbes
u6auIt" 5itierenb, erfl1rte ser Sreiie-
nertreter oes Iepartements: Ser
8orte iino genue setpebIelt. 8as
mir brauhen, lit bie Sat, Inn oieien
grflarungen gutter abli6ten sic praf-
til6e 8irfung folgen 81 laiien!" !,
Gas lit cine rid)tigere sluifaiillng
als Die i'm 8olferbuno folportierten
GannegieBereien. gsebenbei bemerft,
es pare audi ionlt angebrad)t, oab
man Die Serren Huiien peniger mid
Observation-Disclosures anfoBt. Gin 8ei-
lpiel! am 0ienstag bielt 8ouperneur
Seipep auf einem Iiner fir Die Sol.
acknowledgement cine 9lnipro6e, ift
oeren Gerlauf er auf Die i6euBlibe
Sflapenarbeit in 9fuBlanb - po beu.
te nod Saulenbe bon oeutlhen &riegs-
gefangenen i6ma6ten - furs bins
mies. 8iibinifp unb Wtoltf uno an-'
oere Gulien oerlieBen prompt ben,
Saal = unb Die Seem Oorfer Zines
foroerte @enlgtuung fir Die gefrdnf-'
ten 8aIte (oie l6on oubenoemale ods
8aitrebt ser Ser. Staaten bur6 bie
maiiiDiten @robbeiten unb geleibi=
gungen perlebten). 8ir nouen our6-
aus ni6t leugnen, oaB @ouperneitr
Gemep cine Saftloiigfeit beging. 4ber
iein drgerli6er slusfaa gegen ole Sn-
triganten uno StorenfrieOe n1utete
unS troboem ipmpatbiider an als Die
in elmer liebeoienerii6en 8reiie nit
erritiioenoer &egelmdfigfeit eridei.
.nenoen pbotograpbiihen Mufnabmen.
in oenen fiibrenoe meltlide Staats-
nldnner praierttiert tperoen, tpie ne
NIT ben in offentltben &eben gespal-
ttg abgefan5elten ruiiiiben @enanen.
in foroipialiter Stimmllng Sdnbe-
bride De6ieln, ober ibnen i6mun-
5elno 5utrinfen - faIt als ipoaten iie
cine 8ariation bes Seine'iden 5pott-
berries ilultrieren: r8lanter' midi
nidt, mein id)ones &inb, uno grii8
mid nift Inter ben 2inben. @enn
beim 8laie mir beilammen iina. miro
lid) Ihon alles ftn6en!" - ..,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-30
SentidJlanbs Stclluua

Cieie Grl0uterung peritGrfte ben
gllnltigen ginorud, oen oas umfai>
lenoe vGommunique on 8ermanp"
pom 19. September rna6te. IS ban-
oelt li6 Inn ein biitoriihes 9ofument,
oefien i5ormlllierlrre aud oie an-
Idolllngen Ser oelti6en 8unoesre-
glerltng beriidiidtigen. Die Soben
&onmiliare Ser orei 8elatunesmGf.
te, NfcGlop, Jraneois- -9oncet uno
&llpatrtd, boben entl6eioeno oasu
belgetragen, oaB bel Der nd6iten @e=
legenbeit oas oeuti6e GoIf pieoer
Sit uno 'Stimme bel gntideioungen
itber ieine 3ufunft baben tpiro.
. Sic erflarung ser sluBenminiIter
abeion, 9euin unO S6unan oer-
beugt lib Dor Dem ginbeitsbegebren
aller Geutlhen, oem Die bortnddiae
Melgerlng Der Sotpiets entgegenItebt,
gelamtoeutl6e @ablen 5u ermogli=
den. Solange in ser Sit5one freie
Mablen ourb totalitGre Ntan0oer
pereltelt neroen, betra6ten sic Regie=
rllngen Der peltli6en 8eiabungsmG6=
te Die Bonner 8unoesrcgieruno nIs
Die etn5lge oelttl6e 9tegierllng, oie fi;r
oaa oelltlhe Solf in internationaIen
lSragen banOelno auftreten fann Sic
ltnO ~iiber5eugt, BOB Die iiberlpGlti-
genoe Otebrbelt oes oeutlden Golfes
an Dem gau elmer europGii6en Sc
melnlbaft mitmirfen mill, treu Oem
8ent Der gemeinlamen l3ipililatinn"
Gunlit lit vein nelles Gerb1ltnis"
gehofren, Dos leinen 9lusorud in Ser
tormellen 8eenoieung bes Griegs5u-
ltunbs finoen iou.
"Vtit groBer Sorge" betrod)ten Nie
Shubma6te oie 9eorobung ser Gu-
beren unO inneren Siherbeit Der
Sellt'd)en 9fepublif. Sbre ~pernrebr-
ten uno perltdrften" 9ciotunqstrup=
pen bilOen Die Gorbut ,sum Sd)ub
DER freien @elt", eini6lieBlid) Ser
Gelltl6en 8unoesrepublif uno Ser
peItliden Seftoren 9erlins. Sic ba=
ben Welung, sngriffe ieber 9lrt =
ollo ar6 our6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a Ia &oreo = oils &riegsbanolllngen
gegen Die 9eiatungsm16tc 5u bcbon-
Oeln.
ltno oie 9eutiden lclbIt 11no ibr
Gedt arf Selbitperteioigung? Sic
Weinilter," iagt baS GommuniQue,
ritimmten oariiber poGig iiberein,
Dob Die feubegriinoung elmer oeut=
lben nattonalen Irmee nid)t Sen NAH
rem Sntereiien Geutihlonos uno Git
ropas oienen tpiiroe. Sieie 9luffoliung
miro anlheinenb bon ser groben
Vtebrbeit oes oeutihen SolfeS getcilt.
8lelb5eitig nebmen iie bon Sen neuer-
lib gum slusorud gefomnenen Stim-
mungen &enntnis, sic einc oelltihe
geteiligung an elmer ilttegrierten
Streitma6t fiir Sic Gertebiguna Gil
ropas begiinitigen. Gieie Nf0eIidfei-
ten tperoen tpeiter eepriift."
9as 8eiatungsitotut ion snor
nidt abgeid]afft, ipobl aber meitae-
benS abgebaut perben. Sic 9unoes-
regierung ioa burb elm eieenes g1-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-30
Trieoc fir Sapan

Ser 9lusbau Ieutl6lanos su einem
"Irlenal Der Gemofrutie" finoet iein
8egenItiid i'm Sernen Often. Stir ,sn-
pan miro elm 6rieoersIdluB porbe-
reltet Der oas Ge6t oes SelbItjdusss
beOinguneslos pieberberiteat. 8ie
lebr Die Stimmung gegeniiber Dem
Snlelpolf umgeidloeen lit, ergi6t iib
aus offentli9en aeuBerl1ngen, man
lei BEL ben Observation-Disclosures
gu melt gegangen. 60 iei ser auben-
minilter S6igemitiu 5u iieben Sogren
&erfer oerurteilt poroen, obtpobl er
elm Griegsgegner getpeIen lei. aebn-
llh liegt ia Ser San oes oel1tiben
Stootslefretors Grnit BON @ei5idder.
9ie nel1e 2inie ser anlerifanilhen
Bolitif, Die aQmdbli6 aus Ser Slut
Der yta6friegsereigniiie auftau5t,
iu6t feIten @runo ourd Sen realiIti-
iben ausbau Ser 8ereintet Nationen.
GaB oiele 8eniibung auf bie Sopiets
nlht pbne ginorud geblieben lit, er-
gab it'd aus oem auftreten 9lnorei
8il6infps, ser ols Soauptoelegierter
oes rullii6en 8lods 5ur 8ollper-
iammlung in SEEM Dorf erId)ienen iit
er periiderte, oie Sotpiet linton ba=
be ltets uoen Gereinten Nationen ge-
palttge 8eoeutung" beigeneiien, uno
gum 8eipeis oafiir rief er oas 3eug=
nis ieines allerboditen Serrn an, oei-
len gtamen fein SoDiet-llnterton off,
ne oreintalige 8erbeugung in Sen
Wtllnb 5u nebmen ipagt. Stalin babe,
10 erflarte Der Wosfau'er IuBenlniz
nilter, l6on 1916 Sic ltR ais geipid)=
tige 6rieOenspaffe be5ei6net uno ou-
bel oas Srin5ip ser @leihitellung ser
Stoaten betont, ltatt ser Gormadt=
ltellung einlger Staaten iiber unoerc.
Gin fron5oiii6es @ort beiogt, BOB
Senhelei cine Gerbeugung oes So
tiers Dor ser Sugenb beoeute. Sssn oie-
lem Sinne lit oas 2ippenbefenntnis
@il6inifpS cine Serleugnllng Der
Sopiet- -Eroris, oeren gIoBltelluna
Dor Ser gon5en gSelt Safob Wfolif
elnen Wonat lang unerrniiolid) BE-
trieb.
@orte ollein fonnen 0en @inOrlld
niht Oerlpil6en, oen biele 9elnasfie-
rlln9 gelfafien bot. gs mag Iein, oab
I'M &reml fiir Sen 9lugenblif sic Scn=
oen5 geIturft norben lit, Sic arollcu
5llriid5u5ieben uno, penn Der 9lngriff
I'M slugenblif nidt rotlom erIf)eint.
uuf 8ummiioblen Ser @eltberrihait
5u5lItreben. gber ipeoer IiiBe noh
glftige &orte peroen Sen gntihIu6
umltoBen, sic freie @elt bon oem alb-
orud 81 befreien, Sen sic Soniet-
Wfa6t gel6affen bat.
Staatsiefretdr 9ean sl6eion lieb
ooriiber feinen 3peifel. sSn einer s(n-
flagerebe belt er oem friiberen
Staatsanipalt oie folgenoen Satiahen
Dor:
1. Sopiet= anitrengunsen, oen 3u-
lammenbrub Ser Ni6t4Somiet- -8eIt
bei5ufiibren, baben ,ef)te Ser
banolllngen duBerit erifnert".
(Sortieslme nuf Seite 81
Evening star., 1950-10-09

you may Drite Maj. Nial,
care OF The Evening Star, about
your ot0n serDtce-connected
problem. but please inclose
seU-addressed, stamped en-
Uelope.)
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11

A luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
Eugene Hahn was given by
Mrs. V. G. Ellis Tuesday noon
at her home. DIR. Hahn is on
the medical staff at MOB.
DR.. Hahn completed a tour
Of duty at MOB in 1947 and
was transferred to the states.
Upon completing a tour outside
he asked to be returned to Ko-
diak.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11

A warranty deed from Roy
F. Snyder to Hans Keenan, for
Lot % Block of the Altman
addition has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
NOTICE

United States
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska.
November a. 1949
eNOTICE of PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
Alaska Packers Association
has made application for a
soldiers additional homestead,
Anchorage serial O12247, for a
tract of land embraced in U. S.
Survey No. 2875, situate near
south Naknek Village, south
Qeft) bank Naknek River,
Bristol Bay area, Latitude $50
Az 1913" NJ, Longitude 1860
59' 59.7" w., containing O.82
acres and is now in the files of
the District Land Office,
Anchorage, Alaska.
Any and all persons claim
ing adversely any of the above
mentioned land should file
their adverse claims in the
local land office, Anchorage,
within the period of publica-
ton, or thirty days there
after, or they will be barred
by the provisions of the
statutes.
George A. Lingo, Manager
Date First Publication IL 1919
Date Last Publication 2-11-50
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
Insurancs conlpassiss'l
II einlburse Territory

Two insurance companies
which held the $500, 600 bond
Of Oscar Olson, former treas
urer who embezzled territorial
funds and was sent to prison,
have notified the attorney
generals office that checks
will be mailed from them to
make up $43, 351.91 UNI
accounted for during Olson's
term Of Office.
The General Casualty Com
pany will pay $11, 1872. Is and
the American Surety Company
$31, 519.7 70.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
NOTICE

UNITED STATES
Department Of The Interior
Bureau of Land Management
District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska
November Z, 1919
NOTICE of PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
Kadiak Fisheries Company has
made application for a soldiers
additional homestead, Anchor
age serial O8732 for a tract of
land embraced in U. S. Survey
1852, situated on the south
shore of Dry Spruce Bay, west
side of Kodiak Island, Latitude
$40 S. 81" n, Longitude 1880
o. 10" w., containing 1927
acres and is now in the files of
the District Land Office,
Anchorage, Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely any Of the above
mentioned land should file
their adverse claims in the
local land office, Anchorage,
within the period of publica-
ton, or thirty days thereafter,
or they will be barred by the
provisions of the statues.
George A. Lingo, Manager
Date First Publication 1-7-5O
Date Last Publication 3-4-5O
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11

The regular meeting Of the
common council Of the City Of
Kodiak has been postponed
from Monday till Wednesday
evening.
The buffet supper for Gov
ernor and Mrs. Ernest Gruen-
ing was the reason for the
postponement.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11

Joe Guthrie, who worked Mt
Quality Bakery, has returned
to Anchorage.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Scandinavian Indian Dancer
Leaves For Tour In Sweden

Like many Americans, Bill
Holm played Cowboy and
Indian" in early childhood;
but unlike most of them he
never got. over the Redskin
lure. Reared near Custer
Battlefield in Montana, where
the last of the great Sioux
wars was waged in 1876, Holm
is today one of our best inter
prefers of Indian dancing and
an authority on Indian lore
as we'll.
AS of next month, HOlm's In
dian dancing will be just about as
exotic and unique as anything
Scandinavia's entertainment world
can offer.
In the early part of June he
will join the Scandal Folkdancers
of the University of Washington
in Gothenburg for a demonstra-
ton tour throughout large part
of Sweden, beginning in Gothen-
burg's famed entertainment GEN.
ter, Liseberg. The Folkdancers
will give the first public showing
of American folk dances in Scan
dinavia. Holm, the groups novel
ty star is destined to become a
very popular attraction in a
country where Indian lore has also
stirred up whooping cries on the
playfields.
To Visit Relatives
The turn of events in Holm's
life is shaping up into a three
point program. Aside from the
demonstration tour, he will have
the long-sought opportunity of
visiting the land of his forebear-
ers and his relatives near Var
namo, in the province of Sma-
land. When he returns to the US.
in October he will aspire for the
masters degree at the University
of Washington. The art student
will complete four oil paintings
as his thesis"
"In them will attempt to give
the feeling and character of the
Pacific Northwest Coast and In
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Interesting Figures On What Books
Norwegians Like Best Are Revealed
-Bi0rnson First, Ibsen Second

The 90 works Of 1.-The four great"
In Norwegian literature. Bjorn-
son. Henrik Ibsen, Alexander Keil-
Land and Jonas Lie, have just been
published by Gyldendal in Oslo in
q collection Of IL books. For al
most three generations the pOpu-
arity Of these works has remained
mistaken.
OF the four only Ibsen has be-
come universally known. In Nor
way. however, he is far outranked
by Bjornson, more than 7 million
copies of his works having been
published. The figure for Ibsen is
3.S million, and for the novelists
Lie and Kielland "a and 21 mil
lion respectively. Bjornson's story
"A Happy Boy" leads with 415. 900
copies and his "Synnove Solbak-
ken is second with 100000. H.
sens Peer Gynt" comes third with
276, 900 copies. Lies most popular
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Scandinavia Prepares Treat
For j. s. Visitors This Year

countries being visited. They will
enable the visitors to get more
out of their trips by participating
in off-the-beaten track travel and
to return home with first hand in
innate knowledge of the countries
visited.
In addition to assisting the WIS.,
itor, these new travel opportun-
tiles are designed to implement
one Of the major detectives of ECT
and of the European Travel Com
mission by helping people on both
sides of the Atlantic to obtain
more complete understanding Of
each other as one means of c.
menting international friendships
and furthering the cause of peace.
Exploring this new kind of trav-
e., eleven leading U. S. editors,
educators and travel representa-
tives left recently on a Scandin-
avian Airlines plane for a three
week on-the-spot survey of Nor
way, Denmark and Sweden.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

Taking a tip from recent sur
veys that reveal that meeting
the people" is the travel attrac-
ton that tourists like best while
abroad, the three Scandinavian
countries, Denmark, Sweden and
Norway recently set up national
committees which include repre-
sentatives of government, fOunda-
lions, co-operatives and education
al organizations.
The committees in turn organ
lied facilities which as late as a
year ago were unheard Of for most
travellers.
These facilities will make it pos
sible for visiting groups to meet
cabinet ministers and opposition
leaders, housewives and workmen;
to visit the workshops of silver
smiths and glass designers; to see
cooperative methods in operation;
and to participate actively in SIM
liar. projects characteristic of the
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

work is THE Family at Gilje,"
100000 copies having been sold,
while Kielland's "Garman and
Worse" and Skipper Worse both
have passed 100000.
BjOrnsOn-the National Poet
During his first period as poet
Bjornson %. 1S32-d. 1910 main
ly dealt with national romantic
subjects. which he treated partly
in historic plays C"Sigurd Jorsal-
far" and "Sigurd Slembe") and
partly in his stories of the peas
ants life ("Synnove Solbakken"
and "Arne"). His strong and vi
brant poetry also belong to this
time. Under the impression of the
prevailing realism he later wrote
series of dramas dealing with
contemporary problems GA Bank
ruptcy", Beyond Our Powers" l
& IL. In a few novels he also
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
New Swedish x-Ray Camera Reveals
How Human Heart Is Functioning

Extremely valuable new insight
into normal or disturbed func-
tiOnary phases of the heart is
provided by a rapid X-ray camera
recently developed and construct
ed in Sweden, able to take as
many as twelve pictures per sec
ond simultaneously in two right
angle planes, reports Svenska
Dagbladet.
Results thus far obtained at
two Stockholm hospitals point to
an experimenting advance in the
technique of angio-cardiographic
research and diagnosis.
1t has thus been found that the
heart does not function simply as
a globular mass of muscles squeez-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

ing the blood, at the moment Of
contraction, into the large arterial
vessels, but that a piston-like ef-
feet appears at the same time in
the partition between the atria
and the ventricles. Furthermore.
two-plane photography re n ers
possible to a certain degree de-
termination of the blood volume
passing through the heart, as cal
culated from the maximum and
minimum size of different cavities.
and the velocity of the blood
stream, as we'll as of the blood
passing through the lungs.
Hitherto, it has not been posi-
BILE to observe dynamic functions
of this kind.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
State University Drama Department
Breaks Ibsen- Strindberg Monopoly
Presents New" Swedish Play June |

Perhaps there is no concerted
movement afOOt in America to in
trOduce a greater number and va
riety of Scandinavian plays over
here. But at the University of
Washington there Is at least a no
ton that not only Ibsen or Strind-
berg can appeal to stage-minded
Americans.
From June to July the Uni
versity's drama department will
present its production of The No
bel Prize (Swedehjelms) by the
noted Swedish Playwright and
Author Hjalmar Bergman in the
Penthouse Theatre. Performances
for the general public will be on
Wednesdays. Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
Stockholm newspapers are al
ready playing up this news story
for what ii is: the first major Am
erican production of the play aside
from a previous "summer-stock"
presentation, and a well deserved
opportunity for the good name of
Hjalmar Bergman to become bet
ter known over here.
The plays director Robert Gray
and all members Of the cast agree
that The Nobel Prize" Is q we'll
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dian culture and mythology" he
says.
Novelty Numbers
Holm, 25-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Holm, 1431 N
54th ST., Seattle, has a varied
repertoire of Indian dances from
the Plains and the Pacific North
west, which he will perform in
Sweden. One of his best novelty
numbers is the hoop dance, which
he performs by squirmlng and
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Original Gries Papers
Sold To Norway Firm

The original Greg manuscript
of songs From Mountains and
Fjords" opus A, with texts by the
Danish poet Holger Drachman,
has been purchased from Switzer-
land by the publishing firm Harald
Lyche & Co. in Drammen, who has
presented it as a gift to the Public
Library in Bergen, where Grieg
was born. The price was kr. B.
206.3O, about $500.
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New Morse Radio
Program For U. S,

Norway this week." in English,
is the name of new quarterhour-
short wave program inaugurated
last Saturday by the Norwegian
Broadcasting System. Beamed to
North America on 11735 kiss
1856 meters). and 9645 kc's
(31.1O M it will be broadcast
every Saturday night at p. m.
Eastern Standard Time, immedi-
ately following the one hour pro-
gram in Norwegian.
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jumping through two hoops with
various positions of his body, and
another headliner is the Raven
Dance, for which he dons most
intriguing costume equipped with
the Withholding head and beak of
a raven over his head When he
opens it, now and then during the
dance, the savage war paint on
his face glares at the onlookers.
He also plays an instrument, the
Continued on Page 81
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written play with well-rounded in
teresting characters and very fun
ny without being plain farce"
Professor John Ashby Conway
of the drama department, came
across the play while he visited
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