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$3.50 DOWN, $45. "a A MO.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA

IMMACULATE BUNGALOW
This lovely suburban Cape Cod type
turing spacious liv. rm.. lge. equip.
kit. dining. bath and 2 lovely bed
rms. on 1st A.; lge. expansible attic
with rm. for the 3rd bedrm.: storm
windows throughout and awnings;
q vet, Price, only S9,25O, subject
to VA approval. Large level lot.
Call MI; Berens, IT,. or Mr.. Taylor.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
GolaE
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LEWISDALE
PRICED 500 5OC-TERMS

Unusually desirable home in heart of
this extraordinarily beautiful section.
with fireplace, din. rm.. equipped
kitchen, screened porch overlooking
lovely garden area; two of the bed
rooms are on 1st floor: full bsmt.
with laundry trays; lot 62x111;
paved street; close to express bus
and University of Md. Shown by
appointment.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
sH. O440 sH. 2971
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BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 4747 till pm; after s pm.
WA. 5641, UN. 1891, SH. 1910. Il
Evening star., 1951-11-02

This attractive bungalow has
eft. living room. full dining
room, de luxe kitchen. l6-ft..
bedroom and bath on first
floor. Two more big bedrooms
and bath upstairs. Walking
distance to Pentagon, Many
fruit trees in this well-land-
scaped back yard. Only
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HOUSES SAlE-VA. Cont

1903 south Oakland
, st. 8 rms, bath, bsmt.; oil heat;
lot 65x16S. Open Sat. and sam l
TO 8 pm; $4,000 down. Total price,
FAIRFAx-s-bedrm. home; 8 acres;
fully electric; aluminium storm win
dows; Terms to suit. Call Herndon
FALLS 1GI.s-t CHURCH AREA - Rambler,
just completed. 2 bedrms.. liv. .rm.
with fireplace and picture window,
hardwood % floors, Easement basement: 'r "a acre
wooded lot. Priced reasonable. Call
WE WILL BUILD 2 or 8 bedrm.
to S13.9b6. For appt. to see sample
ho1s hnoo11sses.. call Nj. Thompson, 0SSWy. 0W.
NEW 1Hv' RxMBIER xiiiEI siYS; By owner; s14.75o.
rms. 5x10 tile bath. attached ga
rage; almost on acre lot in. 3
beautiful section Of Fairfax Co, Va.
with a lot of nice trees. Call FA.
ExcIgsIvE H4LwooD SEC. M NJ;
Sl5.25O FHA. Subst. cash req. Lee
blvd; through Seven Corners on Hill
st. Eooa dt. aye te 5Ss' tS open sign s, Cherry
5@s pias GAsa dem No. Al J. $751; sis 1ss so
2, 3-bedroom rambler, Westlawn.
vacant; $14 $50; No. g., 4 bedrms..
(tremendous). din. rm., bsmt., hon
est value; SIS. 300 and SIe,950.
PROVIDENCE REALTY. FA. 3343.
NvESTOR'S SPECIAL, S13.50O.
Hall. living Una rm. with fireplace. tiEn din.
rm;, equipped kitchen down; 2 lge.
bedrms. and tiled bath up; full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; excellent rental
property. Financing includes CT
loan that can be assumed. ARFAX
REALTY. FA. 1850.
NEAR PENTAGON and Navy Annex,
new .3-bedrm. ramblers. equipped
transp,. shopping. churches. Out
Columbia pike, left on Columbus st.,
3 blocks to So. George Mason dr..
Price, $14 $50. conventional flnanc-
inga Ra.,ll0,49G $4,000 Sec r Mr; ,, ,M6eP9hsrson.
,iIxa}a,n;fs. 1894 eyes. WoiT1p, GH 12T1 rp
In hon, one OF nearby virginia's most
rms, 2 baths. full ground-leve base
ment with picture window. all
electric dream kit; attached garage
with. inclosed breezeway: beautiful
wooded ha-acre lot; gently sloping to
the rear; custom-built. / yr. ago;
many attractive features; priced at
S39. $50. $4,000 first trust avail
able. Ewes. call 81. a745. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. 4
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARLINGTON RAMBLER-Practically
new brick center-hall rambler.
Liv.-din. rm. with firepl. and book
shelves. Three lge. ,bedrms.. ample
closets. tile bath. scr. porch, full
bsmt., space for rec. rrl1., half bath:
Priced $21, 500. Excel. terms: Call
Mr.. Honnold with w. B. WRIGHT,
IA. 4.O55O: eyes,, PA. TOSS.
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GEORGES COUNTY

AVoNDALE TERRACE, Just over D. c.
lne-6 lge. rms, brick Colonial, on
fenced level lot; "a baths; recr. rm.,
screened porch. storm windows; va
cant: immed. poSs.; priced to sell at
d9,950i terms to suit. Call WA.
3 $a9S 60 till 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAyis
BERWYN-sso4 r. I. ave. Open Sat,
Sun; l,5+ BUNGALOW; lge. lot;
CARMODY HILLS-$9,450. 2-bedrm.
with all-elec. kit. quiet neighbor-
hood; conv: to Andrews Field. So, 100
cash. OWNER, AID. 875R. "a
CHEVERLY - 4-bedrm. brick home.
only 6 weeks old; all lge. rms,
colored tile baths; bsmt., built-in
garage; finest neighborhood. WA,
9144, CIR. 1867. JOHN A. WENTZ.
COLLEGE HGTs. EsTATEs-Exclu-
for family who desire custom lux
urieS: brick and stone consisting
Of IL rms; full and two half
baths; sun deck; full bSmt with lge.
club rn. with firepl. bar, ETC.;
maids quarters and Gear garage;
very lge. lot; $4,000. LAKE &
CCASKEY. WA. 14O4. AP. 6400. WA.
COLLEGE PARK -. Best location,
S13,650; 2-bedrm. bungalow with
expan. attic. screened side porch;
bsmt.; garage; beaut. wooded lot;
" blk to streetcar; walk to Md. U.
WA: 9144. CIR. 1867, JOHN A,
WFNTZ p
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AT LONG LAST


A most reasonable priced home Of
character and individuality, differ
ent from the average, yet most Iv-
able. 1t was custom built. originally
designed by an architect for his own
use and occupancy. 1t Is English
Tudor style, with beamed studio
living room, French doors leading
to f1agstone terraced screened in
closed porch and walk, modernly
equipped kitchen. inclosed rear porch,
one bedroom and tiled bath on first
floor. Upstairs there are two large
bedrooms and tiled bath. There is q
full basement, with complete maids
room and bath; oil heat. built-in
Gear garage, slate roof, nicely
shrubbed lot and many other un-
usual features that makes this an
exceptional buy at the low price of
$23.5Q0. Terms to be arranged and
definitely shown by appointment
only, through the offlces Of
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
Established In 1912
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS.
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
"The Old Reliable once"
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THE WEEKS SPECIALS

GREEN AcREs-S1s.40o. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., den. kitchen, 2 bedrms.,
recreation rm.
BETHESDA-S19.a 9.a50. 8 bedrms., liv.
rrn., din. rm. and powder rm..
screened porch.
BETHESDA-$21 800. Liv. rm.. din.
rm., powder rm.. kit. 8 bedrms..
bath. porch and garage.
BETHEsDA-S21 800. Liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, 3 bedrms., bath, Law. and
tiled floor in bsmt., garage.
WOOD AcREs-s26,5oO. Iiv. rm.,
3 bedrms., 2 baths. paneled rec.
rm., garage.
KENsINGToN-S30, 500. Cape Cod,
liv. rm., din. rm., den. bedrm.. bath,
kitchen; Q huge bedrms. End floor.
BETHEsDA-S31 800. Unusual Ia
story nome: bedrms., 2. baths.
BRADLEY BLVD. sEcT1oN-S32, :
500. Rambler with over 2 acres,
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. and recr. rm..
garage.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S32. 800. 2
new ramblers; liv: rm., din. rm.,
kit, 8 bedrms, 2 baths. expansible
attic and basement.
Billingsley 81 Korzendorfer
OR. 1925 TIL 8
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

Three-year-o brick home in walk
ing distance of U. of Md, elemen-
tary and high school. Wonderful buy
for family who needs 4 bedrms. and
2 baths. S17,500. Substantial cash.
JOHN A. WENTz. UN. S7S7. WA
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HERE IT'S

Colonial brick. Bsmt.
finished in knotty pine. Large
screened porch opening on beaut.
shrubbed rear yard. Swimming pool
for small children. Nr. grade school
and shopping. center. This home
must be seen to be appreciated. For
appointment call MRS. LOUGHLIN,
AID. 224O or DI. $3.50. a
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COLONIAL

All brick with 8 big bed
looms. powder room on first
door. Gift. living room. full
dining room. Master bath up
stairs plus Va bath in full base
ment with recreation room.
detached garage. Beautiful
pack yard. A good buy at S22.-
$50.
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Mr.. Western and River Rd.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

st9. stone ana nftract,ns frame v newly
with .flrepl., family sized din; rm.
mod. kit, den, rear screen porch, de-
taehed gar. full basement. oil hot
water heat; nice grounds. Call Mr..
Strickland. JAMES L. DIXON CO.,
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RIGGS & co.
RAMBLER

Conv. to Silver Spring. Large living
room with attractive wood burning
fireplace. family-size dining room,
very eficient kitchen with comb.
refrs. and freezer, Formica-type
sink and elec. dtshwasher. 3 bed
rooms. tile bath, full basement with
fireplace, laundry trays and "a
bath, gas &C. heat; construction
is all brick. JOHN A. WENTI, Real
tor and Builder, AP. 7114, WA.
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NEW COLONIAL,

Choice section of Silver Spring.. CEN
ter entrance. powder room plus full
bath, fireplace, full din. rm.. 3 bed
kitchen, full bsmt. Price. $18,500.
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BRICK COLONIAL

center-han entrance; liv.
rm.. fireplace. side screened porch,
dining rm., equip. kit; 3 bedrms.
and bath on End floor. Full bsmt :,
bath. Large Handicapped corner lot.
Completely fenced; gas heat; alumni
2 lovely residential section near
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LADIES

II YOU prefer a new home. we have
one for $12.550 on lot 100x125 It,
Two bedrms., tiled bath and firepl
ON 1st floor. II 4 bedrms. are
for $500. Bsmt., gas heat; deal To-
cation for family with thildren.
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PERSONNEL OF GREENBEL7 4
AND BELTSVILLE
GI-$650 DOWN
S52 10 A MO
MASONRY HOME

al on one floor; full bsmt.. oil
heat, large lot. detached garage.
vile and Greenbelt; closing estate
at $10,250. This opportunity comes
once. BY appt; only to qualified
34O7: ewes AP 410S .
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CHEVERLY-VACAN
brick Colonial with 22-
#. liv. rm., dream kitchen featur-
ing dishwasher, garbage disposal,
de luxe range and refrigerator, 8
large bedrms. with unusual closet
space on 2nd A. Combination alu-
minum screens and storm windows.
chor-fenced iot W All this pius stun
ming recreation room in basement
for only S16,950.
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3-REDROOM RAMRr ,ERs

$4,000 DN.. $50 MO-. GI
Directions: Out Georgia ave-. right
on Dennis ave-. left on Inwood.
right on Windham lane. End street
to left. and open sign.
Open Sat. and Sum-, ! to 6
LEACH g. CRONIN
LO. $4,000: Fyes.. JU. 7-7503.
81 400 DOWN-BY OWNER
Assume CT financing. Viers Mill VII
lage; modern det 2-bedrm., recr.
rrn., gas heat: excel. cond.: walk to
school, shopping, transp. Cali OWN
Err, LO. 4-7S64. Il
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
5-room bungalow, brick. with un-
finished attic, good dry basement.
large level lot. fenced-fn rear yard.
plenty room for garden. Cali
Mr.. Beasley, VI. 09O6.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI.
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LUXuRY RAMRI,ER

In Forest Grove, near schools and
bus. Wooded level lot, concrete
driveway. BIG living room, BIG
dining room, 8 large bedrooms, 2
full baths plus powder room, 14x16
utility room, big covered patio. Price,
S27:950; II this is your price range.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
LYON
VILLAGE

This Is 0 priority listing,
Picturesque brick Cape Cod
home. Four bedrooms and 2
baths. Spacious rooms through
out. Separate dining room OF
2l-ft. living room. Full base
ment with recreation room.
Walking distance to heart of
Clarendon. Only $4,000 down
and easy monthly payments. II
you need 4 bedrooms, don't let
this one get away.
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BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 4747 till 6 pm; after 6 pm,
WA. 5641. UN. 1891. SH. 1910. a
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Y Co., Realtors

AIL-BRICK RAMBLERS
2 bedrms.. din. IT,; full, dry bsmt
youngstown cabinets; Handicapped
lots; early possession; $12,500;
terms to non-vetS.
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De luxe brick rambler with
3 big bedrooms and 2 full
colored tiled baths. Located
in lovely Hillwood section,
Spacious living room and din
ing room. Completely equip
ped kitchen. Full basement for
your recreation room and
hobby shop. Only $4,000.
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SO 750

SILVER SPRING AREA
nome with a bone-dry
basement on an extra-lge. lot. Two
bedrms., lge. liv. rm., kit. and q
shed-dormer type expandable attic
Only $1,000 down. Call Mrs. Hart,
LO. 5-351S with
LAUREL, REALTY co
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RAMBLER

On lovely wooded lot near
Yorktown School. Featuring 8
bedrooms. spacious living room,
dining room with fireplace,
colored tiled bath. Full base
nnent with picture window.
Only $20,500. Act fast on this
one.
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ASHTON
HEIGHTS

Large frame home with 4 bed
rooms, 1S-ft. living room plus
1S-ft. dining room. full base
ment. Needs exterior paint. Ex-
cellent condition inside. Only
$4,000 down.
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FOR $14,950
CONVENIENT
CHARM

ES16 YA1,COO
CONVENIENT
CHARM
One blk. to bus, schools.
shopping; " mile from D. C.
line. Picket fence around land
Scaped lot. Dogwood, cedar.
roses, Towering bushes, fruit
trees, a cozy bungalow. Living
room opens to screened porch.
Big kitchen, dining space.
recreation room and lavatory
in bsmt.; 2 fine bedrms; big
attic. --.... ..
ECONOMY
$102 year taxes, $50 for
heating and cooking. House
in perfect condition. No re-
pairs to make.
QUALITY
All brick, steel beams. sound
construction throughout.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

he gets to bed. at midnight
or later, there is no let-up in
the demands on him.
The duties and activities
outside the confines of his
official job are multifariouS.
If there is a flower mart being
given by the All HallowS'
Guild at the Washington
Cathedral, the bishop must
put In an appearance. An
interdenominational meeting
may be held In the city and
his presence Is requested. A
board meeting is called and
Evening star., 1951-06-17

TUNE AND A bishop are
J. rarely closer than hailing
distance.
The bishop is continually
running after the fleet-footed
messenger of the gods, usually
in a futile chase. Even when
the former occasionally does
draw up on even terms, some
thing always happens to
widen the distance between
them.
A bishop may start a given
day on even terms, but during
that period he has to carry
Evening star., 1951-06-17
By Caspar Names

By Caspar Names
the load of conducting
service, attending a meeting,
visiting parishioners, making
speeches. A fiat tire will
throw his schedule out of
kilter, or an unusually pleas
ant conversation will last
beyond its period and upset
the days timetable.
A day with the Right Rev.
Angus Dun. Protestant Epis-
copal Bishop of Washington,
will quickly convince a skeptic.
From the time he, gets up,
usually about 6:45 am, until
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Representative Has Large Library

about six hours a day in his Ii
brary, containing over 1000 vol
nmes on American government
and statesmen, 200 on Georg e
Washington, and thousands of 9TH
err books. 1t is said to be one of
the biggest privately owned collec-
tions in the state.
Born near Lulea, Sweden, Len
mart came to this country at the
age of 10. Settling first in Selma,
Kansas, he enlisted with the mar
ines in 1917, serving in France
during World War I. He also at
tended Sorbonne University. Re-
turning to the states, he studied
at the University Of Washington
for a time, married (his wife is
of Swedish DESCENT, acquired a
farm at Everson, where he has es-
tablished himself as one of the
large seed potato growers in the
state. He also operates large
cold storage plant in Bellingham.
Lennart has raised a fine family
of four daughters and one son.
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Mrs. Wanamaker
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page u
office in 1910. During her term of
office, Washington teachers sal
aries have increased approximate
ly ninety percent. She instituted
standardized contracts, sick leave
provisions, code of ethics for
school boards and teachers; sound
teachers retirement system with
increased retirement allowances;
improved guidance services and
summer recreation programs for
children, increased educational SER
vices for handicapped children,
comprehensive state school build
ing program, etc.
She helped inaugurate democrat
ization of education in Japan after
the last war.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12

Ernest w. Lennart, represent
ing Whatcom county in the House,
sees the dawning of a new social
order.
The temptation to capitalize on
it for the sake of political expedi-
ency Is something to beware Of,
says the representative, born in
Sweden.
An ardent friend of public pow
er and old age pensions, VIII o
helped push major legislation
along those lines in 1913, Lennart
is aware of "backfirings" Super
vision of public utility districts
and certain welfare measures for
instance, has not always been so
good, he believes.
Now serving his fourth term in
the House, Lennart maintains
there is a danger in helping peo-
pie too much"
How to get elected has be-
come an obsession with politici-
ans" says Lennart, implying that
, the practice of political sales
manship has taken away certain
| incentives.
Not afraid to commit himself
on various issues, Lennart is also
well known as speaker on mat
tiers dealing with history. Before
members of the House and Senate
he recently gave a speech on
George Washington. When he is at
home on his big farm in Everson
Wash, II miles north of Belling-
ham, Lennart reads and studies
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Morse Import Vehicles

Norway viii import about 300
taxis and 500 personal autos this
year, in addition to $500 trucks.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Campus Notes
Pacific: Lutheran College,
Falkland, Wash.

Friday, March 2, the "Choir of
the West" left on II day tour
of 10 cities in Washington, Oregon
and California. This is the oath
concert season for the organization
and this is Director Gunnar ]. NAL
minis 14th season at the helm.
Mrs. Melvin S. Monsoon, chaper-
on, and Rev. Milton Nesvig, man.
ager, accompanied the 81 voice
choir on the tour, made by chart
cred buses.
Seventy-five students, 48 men
and % women, received grade
point averages of $3.50 or above
during the fall semester, accord
ing to figures released by the Of
flee of DR.. Philip E. Hauge, dean
and registrar. This total is go
percent of the total full-time en-
rOllment.
Six students received straight
AS. They are Paul Asper of Park
land, Maria Haynes of Tacoma,
Rolf Lunde of Everett, William
Rieke of Cashmere, Mrs. Kelmer
N. Roe of Falkland, and Robert
Thomas of South Gate, Calf.
The "ChOir of the West" sang at
the annual convention of the Lu-
theran Free Church held in Taco
ma recently.
Prof. Karl Weiss, director of in
strumental music, presented Mar
ilyn Hanich of Everett in a junior
piano recital recently. Eugene All
rendt, violinist, was the assisting
artist.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Lesser Figures
Seandinavians, Too

The capitol is "lousy with Scan
dinavians" as War Nelson, former
capitol doOrman, likes to say.
The Scandinavian infection is no
less discernible on so-called lower
levels. At random we came across
two Scandians who play a part in
adding comfort to the capital
quarters and both are what we
call artistic.
Eric H. Johnson, born in For
sheda, Smaland, Sweden, is janitor
at the impressive Temple of JUS
tice. Migrating to the U. S. in
1928, Johnson has seen America
through the eyes of hobo" in
depression days; while serving
with the army in Panama during
the last war his legs were broken,
making him partially disabled,
which led to the janitorship. Poet
ry buzzes in his head as he works
in the spacious halls of justice and
after work he is apt to pen many
a poem, glowing with such kindly
feelings that make for friendship,
his dominating theme. Kindness,
it seems, sums up his whole philos-
ophy of life.
With the acoustics rated equal
to those of st. Peters in Rome
and the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt
Lake City, the legislative build
ing's great rotunda often echoes
with the organ music of Phillip
Raboin. Born of a Swedish moth
er and French father, Raboin has
brought music within listening dis
lance of every one in Olympia. A
tuned to Swedish melodies from
childhood, the organist provides a
unique means Of relaxation for
capitol busy-bodies and radio-iis-
teners as well. He is also editor
and publisher of the worlds only
Hammond organ magazine, Plein
Jeu, now attracting attention
from various parts of the world.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Hambro Gets Post

c. ]. Hambro, President of the
Norwegian Parliament's Odelsting,
has accepted appointment as chair
man of the joint Swiss-Turkish
permanent board of arbitration
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Prof. Karl Weiss, director of
Morse Improvement

New mechanical equipment in
stalled at the Kingsbay colliery,
Spitzbergen, has reduced ash con-
tent of Goals from 20 per cent to
so per cent.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Oslo Civil Defense

Oslo Civil Defense will shortly
call up 1000 men and women for
compulsory service. BY the end Of
1850 Oslo expects to have $4,000
trained Wardens.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Morse Insurance

Well over $4,000 Norwegian
wage earners and their families
are. now covered by Industrial in
surance policies, compared with
only 1000 in 1885.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
School Kids Sine

A joint song recital of 1000
school children was recently held
in Stavanger, Norway.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Morse Mixmasters

Two types of Norwegian-made
mixmasters will be on the market
in, another couple of months.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Herring Casualties

Fourteen Norwegian fishermen
have lost their lives during this
seasons herring fisheries off
western Norway.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12
Norse-Finnish Deal

Norway and Finland will shortly
begin negotiations dealing with
the migration of reindeer across
their common boundary.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-03-12

Take q Trip to Scandinavia, by
M. Cough. Includes travel descrip-
ton of Norway. House Beautiful,
February, 1851.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-03-05
20 YEARS AGO r 1-GT EMPIRE
MARCH S, 1881

powerful plea appropriations, urging the
to the
Emphasizing Aaka basic
asserted that setbacks resulting in
tailed imperative of from
sliced the the present system
appropriations only the Governor
take situation He asked
board Auditor and Treasurer
empowered submit request for funds
is supported by Justification"
would be forwarded
aplane announced by Health Com
missioner evighne advised of epidemic
there
Iodge No a annual election
hreegame Douglas High School
championship the Ketcikan
basketball had challenge from Fairbanks
attendance and enjoyable time marked the card party
the Fellows Whist played and
prizes won w. Kirk first; Thomas Dull
second winners were
Alfred Iundron consolation
submitted Legislature by w g. Smith,
Treasurer appropriations aggregaing s2572
history of all revenues for the
period the would approximately
Territorys