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LIVING ROOM

80 AANOS
DON'T w RuX dEE2SEEE BERoEE You yo VISIT s!y Ts
INGs OF 2o% 70 500 ON NEW
These BkRGAfNs: Fine sofa bed,
NAL makes 9 >. !, double . bed yyith yaa obeddins
S5s; 90, fine double studio couch
shs9S e i9yely as ,s0oas eHsty vas sb: 20
$3.50 nov now ssss $50 30; ;Asd solid pee cherry Srs
S190, worth double; hne quality
Hide-A-Bed with serta inner-spring
mattress: was S249. 80. now SI49.50i
iarge sag so club ,.nn chair; oss was s5s5o. now %
NUMEROUS to mention. Open Thurs
GREAT E + RAPIDS FuRN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash
MATTREssEs-All types and sizes.
new and used; 80 in, from $4.95;
S8 and 80 in. from $7.95. N.
ERASR NIX q SON, Ala Bird st. NV.
i/1oo to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear; 6-44O volts; rewound
exeh; Carly 1908 i4th. NO. 02,4.
condition. with case. ss5. DU. 79I6.
NAVY OFFICERS UNIFORMS, 40
Hzj aGSEEz Ma 'ssz sszo 'isi'3ss' e.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks, tables.
flle cabinets. bookcases. chairs, etc.
new and used; at great savings. N.
FRANK & SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
,FFIcE FURN.-solid mahos. desk;
$100: 2 chairs: ga ga RIM 10S
coLUMBIaAN BLDG. 41o 5th st.
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ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
SILvERWARE ANY CONDITION
bTsc fnns Nortb and br,s dsd6
HOUSE or GIFTS. las Wis. w 0ave ave-.
BASINS, BATHTUBS, SINKS, toilets
windows doors; used. Call AK. 1900
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home, cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after z PM. GE. 1416.
BOOKS bought; all kinds. any guam.
KY afya1oNd and En1T EEsnm1Syed sna al our expense.
DfxMoND ixfi 5T ysWEGRYs sTi ffSs' o, an, d.,c,,D.
Din CHAIRS and table st nah 5shos 3. love-
Broadleem rug. 81. iS ss4S. ''u'"'
FURNITURE. win buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
90 81. years n uHHoPW.ooDs. oPpWy.o2oDs sth and K
household effects; also want grand
eaII Mr. .eoHs dRxpYa Yas ma. sa9Ss sSs7s Please
FURNITURE WANTED. Single pieces
sS79, ewes. and sundays. AT. isis.
FURNITURE : Full. contents; odd
pieces. wash. mach stoves. refgr.,
210 9TH ST. s.E. Az. 06S5
GAS RANGES. mattresses, stoves
ACNE I sTovEI CO. INA. NA. sssa. sss''u's'
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POULTRY, RABBITS & EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. e1e x st, NV.
N. H. RED OR ROCK BABY CHICKS;
y, 8. approved: Pulorum clean;
direct from hatchery: SIS per
hundred. 9. 9. MAXWELL, Lanham,
Md. WA. 1645. -21
400 N. H. RED PULLETS. IA wks. old
Christy strain. o. @. MAXWELL
Lanham. Nd. WA. 1545. -2l
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PIANOS WANTED
Very highest cash prices; all
styles. COLONIAL PIANO
CO., MA. 4870.
PINE CORD WOOD
Seasoned (four-foot lengths) first
quality straight body wood. Sawed
end preferred. Delivered by truck.
WILLIAM KING & SON
2901 X st. NV. DI, s22a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VACUUM CLEANERS, aE tank type,
used 2 yrs, $25, Singer upright,
Gsi p'H cLExSkRAsinasssr Ssi "a Singer demon
sg sIIs'or or. sysNsSls sNEsh sEwS 5fSgssd gTEss
zss5 Ssnn oiEasEE iEs aH sa eLlHa4scE tIs
Brand new Royal, S39.95; q, 3.
others. 3siss Lee n0eii hWy.. cH, &si4. 5tioo'
VACUUM CLEANER Rexsir. model
p; peri. cond. Phone Sat. between
S,q anq Q p.m;; Sun: between 10 am.
VACUUM CLEANERS
sssae. salt $685. syst iSS ssrs ~ sa1ssss S1ssss
Fops Vacuum NJ 5ftSss IL fos ssSS
WAsHERS-Have 3 Bendix dyro-
matte washing machines which sell
Tor $299,e5, will take $247 each;
new. In original crates. and year
Hsgnsrantsss' Hn atss' frst come hrss seTyed.
s.sE. sey stssaes5s sR asss stsssse~''is. Si'a
WASHER. Bendix Economat. ideal
yer, low price. fs.ds Cal: u. se'aasss;s, ss'as; a.
WASHER - Large size, univsrssl.
vsar wlinseEI,type eId r.. washer: asher: Lsss than !
dryers. ironers; l5-Sox
OF regular list prices. All famous
makes; all fully guaranteed, STAR
RADIO CO. 400 l1th st. NV
Phone DI. 47O0.
WASHER-Bendix. completely auto
matte; square. good cond., S45. EN-.
Easy Whirl Dry; apt. sise,
With stand; good cond.; $50. UN.
WASHERS from apt. building; vringer
types. Spindriers. Portable washers.
S15-S25 each. UN' 1921. -l9
WASHER, ABC. de luxe; balloon roll
erss automatic pump; like new; cost
$lS0; bargain at S65 cash. GE.
1924, GE. 9S27. ID
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms in remodeled re-
dec, bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm.;- Bendix washer;
selected me meng; s;ao5 oS5o-s6o 1926 21st
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Restaurant Equipment
Complete stainless steel
equipment for small restau-
rant; cost S4.70O nine months
ago: will sell for S2.250.
Roger w. Smith Co., Inc.
Al. 1929 Ov. 077I
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN, age 10, desires room
and board; private family; S65 mo-;
transp. Box 194-X, Star. 21s
WOMAN WITH CHILD would like
room or small apt. In home with
day care for child. age 8. Ii.
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MIscEl. WANTED tcons.)

TV SETS WANTED for resale. guam
tity, UP to fifty (50) in working con-
dttion, small screens acceptable
Must be cheap.
KORMAN FURNITURE co.
400 q. Marshall Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
WELDING OUTFIT, Oxy-Acetylene
complete with portable tanks, OF
any part Of outht. Cali OW. 7147,
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2 AND 8 BEDROOM
DE LUKE APARTMENTS
Ranging from 5 to 10 rms.-HOTM.
2400-2400 10th st. NV
2501 CALVERT NV.

OPP. SHOREHAM HOTEL
We have avail in this very desirable
loc. an apt. consisting Of very lge.
foyer. spacious liv. nn.,. bedrm..
extra-size kit. open porch, 8 ex-
10 insp. see janitor. SULLIVAN
BROTHERS, 1920 K st. NV, ME-.
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APTs. rURN,sHEo tcens.)

DOWNTOWll EFFICIENCY
one-rm. dinstts. kit. bath and sress.
ing closet, Al. eSEa: eleYstcf.
switchboard bldg; SS5-$v0. apply
1417 N st. NV.
c6IoIESER-l ;1ISIsSsS Zoo ROOM, IT. sastp apt.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, Gable Nelson, mahog,, baby
grand. good cond., best offer, OR.
1888, 4203 Insomar st. NV. al
PIANO, eteinway. small upright: ex-
SIC STORE, 7S6 13th st. NV.
PIANO, Knabe grand. mahogany; ex-
ssi. Sa. SeennS" beautiful tone. 5000.
PfANos@Tfiake advantage Of ~ This
close-out sale to buy famous makes
prices. .RATNER's MUSIC STORE STORE
738 18th st. NV.
PIANO, whitney, baby Grand: walnut
sasse; beautiful tone; $3.50. Ju,
rIAEO; af' s.ys. yysBr'sAs' good sona. i: s7S.
PIANOS. grands; e steinways. !
Fischer. These pianos are In new
cond., at fraction OF new cost. New
Bremen console and spinet pianos.
PIANOS = BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Emhodies features Of small
grand and. upright: full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented. full-bloW
action. lifetime durability, Available
In wide selection OF eye-appealing
cases. In mahogany. walnut. light
oak. ayodite and ebony.
ExCLUsIvE AT HUGO woRcN
sss.sli.hsssdi ssss & 81 fSs,M4s fSs,M4s
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DESKS

Q single pedestal walnut salesman's
desks in excellent condition. Phone
81. 1929, ewes. SH. 5257.
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New used: gas. oil. coal wood. ACME
STOVE, l01l 7th NV Ma S952.
HEATING UNITS

BOILERS. RADIATORS, PIPE.
One gas-hrsd boiler. mod. new cond. I:
oil units, Arcolas. etc; guaran.
ARROW, HOO 8. Capitol. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Furniture, bric-a-brae, china, glass
ware. oriental art objects. ievelry
traits; highest cash prices paid Call
.dURRAY. ia. 1898.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CH. 1898:
ewes, EN-. 6765.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

0A. t~SSs ewes. On. OEOf.
DESKS
Just received 100 student desks: ex-
includes matching chair. 929 2 st..
DIAMOND RINGS (2l, lady's soh-
sspsra.sls. After 8 pm. EN-. o2Oa.
DIAMOND. lady's SOL. ct. SIS;
lady's nice sol. q Ct. S115; lady,s
asys nns;t fSos s. ssssSx ss man. e. sol $500 pe9
feet. ga Ct, $3.50. All prices in
elude mountings; trades accepted.
NV. WssSinstoa. DC 5. C. NE Ms, $40. ~
DINETTE SETS-De luxe chrome; 40
per cent discount factory shipments.
203s Eye 81: NV, ST. 1920: 2o'
offerl CompI. with 6 ladder back
chairs; $3.50: Also steel porch tgrn.
pfSEr4Tf 4isI sRf. e. eSrems eS sas green For.
aa mateRins CHI pnsa9 ehsirs. HT5e ~. sosS.. s WIN
DINETTE SET. chrome. tufted back Of
yssSw ysSw and eSri blue sathsT bsstY 9vi sxs e.
by appt. FA. 2509. 20
DINING ROOM
DoNT TE BgX REr8EE y9T Y1 y1sTT sEvlNs gs
osr%S,7T OF 29% To 6oT I,oN ok NE% % sAMPaE sAAMPsE
extension dinette table and 4 chairs.
was S69.50. now $3.50. Nah; cor
ner cabinet. was S99.50, now $64 so;
Finest quality gray walnut ext oval
now 1sSse sIss5o. n eps MatehiHs MsS china Of
buffet. .S79.50 each. Solid lined oak
ext. table and chairs. was 500 so,
now. S67.50.. Genuine nah. Duncan
Phyfe drop-leaf table, was S59.50,
eredensa buffet. china. Duncan Phyfe
extension table and 6 chairs. was
S475, now $329.50. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till 8.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
nasa~afHff as@ s. sfss fst ct. '''ss ssa slPGss
DOLL CARRIAGE, large; excellent
condition; eollaDsible, $50. FIR. 3s4o.
DRAPERIEs-six prs, custom made,
inches long. lined; prs, gold; 2
prs. Chinese red; In excel. cond
Traverse rods included. All prs,
500: Sgle. pair. S25 ca, OV. 1894.
DUPLICATOR. stencil type. Slb.75.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
14th st. NV.
ELEC. RANGES-Three apt. .-size 81
In; Bradshaw make: 500 for all,
Phone after 5 pm, EN-. 472S. -2l
EVENING WRAP. size IL, full length.
black .velveteen. white lapin collar,
perfect cond.; S25. FIR. 1889.
ExCAvATING EQUIPMENT for hire,
T. D. Is and pan, stock ponds
our specially. l. p. 2 Hiel wench
FhaGs4osEks La ssls k west s,sf6s ya red; 20 ony
quantity, wholesale and retail. Call
US for prices; BERKEY PROPER
TIES; s-fSSS, fsc, 1921 Lee hwy Arl.' Va.
FLoOR-WAxNG MACHINE. Ameri-
can. Electric with brushes, 10-inch,
co' ce5'' asS5l sSna'; s75' WA 227s and
RS-Westinghouse. 8 GU. IT.
UPRIGHT. ". old, new eond., $3.50
,,tI1N n TrV
Evening star., 1951-10-19

STARK BROS. SINCE 1915
Record bearing strains; fruit. nut
trees. berries. shrubbery. etc. Fall
ideal planting time. JOHN A.
CREEL, Distributor, FIR. O67S. 30
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VIZ zzsI HAVE APIS; AND HOUSES
LEI WASH va. WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS 81: SAT-, SUN, 0-5'
sa4 4-9NE soNb bBEsIbd SIbd ssEEXIcSoa SSoao7
14th ST AND N. Y. AVE. NV
2l5 RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-iSl3'
Sl5 KING ST. ALEX.-MON.- SAT.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

famous brands for immed. delivery.
Check our low prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
'S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., OW. 7722.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
FREEZERS

Famuos brands for immed. delivery.
Check our low prices. Open eyes,
American Service Center
6S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., OW. 7722.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Situated IN wASHINGTON's
For sHoPPING AND 'TR3NsPPotSRNN R3NSsPtSN
TATION AND SURROUNDED BY
ROCK CREEK AND HAzEN PARK
WAYNE OFFER:
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Just received 100 student desks; ex-
cellent condition.: SS so and $3.50
includes MATCHING chair. 929 p st..
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OFFICE FURNITURE

oE L 1NG r OnNl OhE
AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Floor samples. new. at contract
prices; leather sofas. club chairs.
desks: steel fles. lamps. accessories.
MANLON. 416 9th NV. Elk 1919,
Evening star., 1951-10-19

FUR COAT-Black Persian lamb
Worn few times, size 1916. Thurs
FURNACE. coal, and hot water heat
er. Call after 8 pm, Ii. 7-0733
Evening star., 1951-10-19
CASH OR TERMS
Open Evenings Til 8
Saturday, $50

brands for immed. delivery
Check our low nrices. Open ewes
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glshs Rd.. Arl.. sOW. 7722
Evening star., 1951-10-19
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEL-one-
fprn air.conditioned apt; tub and
shower; SO TO 81 per day for 1 OF
HIse psople; aHo fyll gn. hotel service; no time
Will ACCEPT 6 ehila Ia with IL soGpI., SagS;
l;h.k. apt. downtown location. IS4S
Ac6ErfffNGM M AffaffI2iicArroNsg Affaf2i on
monthly basis for, 1-bedrm. apts.,
esseesh Rent. spssbis sHss Der a n srn4I zen
fSs ms fSGL. sc ms SsMAf. f.. 11ta apa: svsII af
70 settled cple. capable OF carins
fsHSS hhssssssekssDins hsss unit fsfr. req
AkT Ial sss isss b.ismsss s#' St. sssy' sS, .!,s
1890 80. GEORGIA '.s AYE. N.wL1 bed;
bath; Completely 0farse; farn.; f1s insludins nns
HUMPHRIEs. Realtors. MA. 5000
el7 9th ST. s.E.-Emcisney, MIC nice,,
iurn::. lge. bed living rm., kitchen
Sasiss sonpis prss pss sss ssssa usi' furn: snpl
1iI4I 1sth ST. N.w.lLarge room,
bath: ana KIT; everything furnished
couple. HE. $500 or Or HI. H. sssi. .sSai '0'
1885 nh, AVE. N.W.-one rm. enc
with pvt; entr.. maid service and
linens; $47.50 semimonth. -2I
y BEDHMS.. kit, and dining rm.. liy
rm,. bath. porch; all private: VI
si4o sm mo-. plesss ess ea, n e. sgakSns sTas raEk
1928 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Beautiful
equip. kit. facilities; SIS mo, utiis.
incl. conv. transp. III
NICELY FURN. STUDIO APT; pvt.
entrance: light, heat. water and gas
furnished. Phone Rockville 2784.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Measuring American Voices

Criticism thing and there's much of
and radobu devotion the principles
other quite immune attack
turn to 25-cent Pocket Book edition of This
hardly think of piece better spent has given
muchneed affirmation sentiments
and everyday American living
America deep down
Listen to these bold reassuring American voices!
las 1 would not be slave would
of democracy Whatever
tent of the difference no democracy-Abraham Lincoln
All the ills of democracy democacy"l-
f.
Democracy thrive only when enists
whom Lincoln called people Democracy
devotion only when adequately respects their dignity
society the
hope children D. Roose-
welt
Democracy good you but You are as
good 1 am Rev Theodore
The problem of democracy
kings 1t the problem of clothing ele.
ments of kngshp" - F. c. Morehouse
He who would save liberty must put his trust democracy
Norman Thomas tE.= - r. -
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Still Time To Love

Take the doctors they
spiritual dilemma greatest
all sick calls could
Author Graham Greene sophstcation the modern
diseases The truly Godfearng will diminishing
their dwidng statistn
and food supply problems the world threatened with starvation
long-range basis.
Those who consolation
influence worrying
sacay Suckers shine! find
We pnbal
element of the To make matters
will tell
will the deathbow civilization
right back the old
all
the five last survivors of the
John @ Public being eorzed by this alengu
ing hyea fear Actually lot
taught the guys
taught perturbed
being kicked around the political
he doesn't know what all
Well all the still the books number of them
Take the
earth The maerastic society
cold Change the the
change whooping cough
Just stuff the bssuly
happy the 400 must be-
Change the grabbers
greedhounds bown-ap
line essentially
political machine something
will think
equilibrium peoples say they
fighting necessary
pense of the spiritual ditto?
noble
neighbor thy 10
Well, little,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
McCarthyisn

In last
u s. would maintain hands off policy toward which
pleased Mr. Hoover though speak
What caused the sudden reversal? We think
Mccarthy during intervening
politics
trusted Far East experts with
the publicly upheld
McCahyism though proving nothing the administration
retreat How? The
buckng the people during
twenty yearsby
politician get a
about
a a The papers
supported
try
and within
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11

The largest art exhibit ever to
be shipped from Norway to the
Unitef States and the first such
exhibit from Norway since the
war, arrived i'm New York last
year on the Norwegian America
Lines S. S. "Stravangerfjord."
The entire collection, ga paint
ings, water colors, 16 etchings,
As Autographs and Al WOODEN
cravings, are works of Norway's
greatest artist, the late Edward
Munich, who was major figure III
the art of the twentieth century,
not only for the quality of his
achievement but also for its influ-
ence on the entire course of mod
ern art. The larger part of the
paintings belong to the City of Os-
10, some to the National Gallery
in Oslo and the remainder to pri-
vate collectors.
Displayed EXpressiOnist Genius
Early
Born on December II, 1853, at
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
REORGANIZATION

American policies subject Essentially
is being carried different
like those Supreme
menaor Howard G. Smithsang
Asatc revolt reacionary
kind freedom fought Revolution
dermn the administration policies they
necessary
detectives
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11

guidance, and unemployment in
surance.
Norwegian Social and Labor
Survey-110 pages, including a
good photography of books on per-
tinent subjects.
The above publications, issued
by a joint group of labor, man.
agement and Government repre-
sentatives, are available from John
Grundt Tanum's Bokhandel, Oslo,
Norway.
Seven one-ac. plays by Ludwig
Holberg are translated by Henry
Alexander Rollicking, social COM
edies by the 18th Century Nor
wegian-Danish playwright, Ameri-
can Scandinavian Foundation,
New York, N. Y.
Door to the North, by Eliza
beth Coatsworth. A children S
story about the 14th Century jour-
ney by Norwegians to Greenland
and on to the U. S. Winston Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is Norway, by Henrik
Haugstol and Jon Vegel. $50 illus
trations. An introduction to Nor
way and its people. Aren Chimes
Forlag, Oslo.
South Pole Husky, by Charles
S. Strong. The adventures of Nils
and his dog Blinky and their
struggles against the elements on
South Polar expedition. Long
mans, Green & Co.
The World of the NOrseman. by
Odd H0laas. An up-to-date report
on the life and work Of the people
of Norway. Bond Publishing Co.,
London.
Discovery Unlimited, by Mar
shall w. S. Swan. Tells history
and achievements of American
Norwegian Student Exchange Pro-
grams. The Record, November
December, 1850; U. S. State De-
partment publication on Interna-
tional Exchange.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Readers Reaction
San Francisco, Calf.
Dec. 26th, 1850.

San Francisco, Calf.
Dec. 26th, 1850.
Scandinavian American:
Il apologize to you for being so
far behind with my payment for
the service of your paper, which
l enjoy reading ever so much. 1t
is the best democratic paper I
read and I get the most interest
ing news from the Northwest and
the Scandinavian countries that l
would not get any other way. I
have lot of friends in Seattle,
Tacoma and Spokane.
Fraternally yours.
Olaf Hatlen.
p. S.: A happy new year to you.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-01-11
Works OF Edward Munich, Great
Morse Artist, Now Boosted In US.

Loyten in Eastern Norway, Ed
ward Munich received his early
training from the famous Norwe-
gian painter Christian krogh at
the Royal School of Drawing in
Oslo. Later he studied under the
French painter Leon Bonnat.
Krogh introduced him to the nat
uralistic school of painting but the
genius of Munich reacted against
this teaching. Already with the
great work of his younger days,
1.-The Sick Child" (1sS5-S6), he
turned his back on the painting of
illusion and tried through artistic
simplification and accentuation of
form and color to reach a concen-
trated expression of spiritual ex-
perience. From about 1890 on he
worked on his "FrieZe of Life" a
series of % motifs which, in the
free form of imaginative art, inter-
preted the spiritual life of modern
humanity, with love and death as
the twin leit-motifs. Among the
works in this series, which are in
cluded in the exhibit in the United
States, are: kiss" Jealousy"
Madonna" Shrek" Vampire,
Death" and THE Sick Room"
But perhaps his most famous work
of this early period is Spring"
(1S99O, which is one of the gems
of tn, National Gallery in Oslo.
From the point of view of color
the 1905 were for Munich, as for
Norwegian art generally, the So
called blue period" but after the
turn of the century he worked his
way up to a richer coloration and
monumental style which found
their greatest expression in the
large frescos in the University of
Oslo Aula (1910-16). Despite the
intense controversy which this
work created, it nevertheless re-
suited in final official recognition
in Norway and Europe, a recogni-
ton which has grown to such pro-
portions that his gigantic life's
work is now considered fundamen-
tai for modern expressionistic art
alongside of van Goghs.
Munich was likewise epoch-mak-
ing as a landscape and portrait
painter. A large number of state
ly, life-size full-length portraits,
and series of self-portraits,
which cover the entire span of his
life as a painter, belong to his
most remarkable works.
Reached Perfection in Graphic Art
1t was, however, Munchs gra-
phic works which made him world
famous and critics contend that
no artist since Honore Daumier
has reached such perfection in this
medium.
While the war and the hardship
of the German occupation made a
strong impression on him, he was
still vigorously at work until his
80th birthday, December IL, 1913,
completing a superb version Of
THE Man in the Cabbage Patch"
But when Oslo on December 10th
for the first time suffered the
physical horrors of war, it affect
ed the old master so deeply that
from then on it seemed as if the
spark of life was gone. The end
came peacefully on January "a,
1914.
In his testament he bequeathed
1,006 paintings. 1873 etchings, 37S
Autographs, 148 wood-engravings,
4,443 drawings and 6 works Of
sculpture to the City of Oslo, at
tha: time valued at 90 million kro-
ner.
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Some Recent
Books, Articles
On Scandinavia

The Viking Lands, by Gordon
Young. A PERSONAL informative
travellers guide to Norway, Swe-
den and Denmark. Medill Mcbride
Company, New York.
Swedish Glass;" by Elsa Steen-
berg. New York, 1850 M. Barrows
& Company. Foreward by Edward
Hald. Translated from the Swe-
dish by Lillian Ollen. 1853 pages.
SO photographs. Price $500.
Swedish Silver" by Erik An
dren. New York. 1850. M. Bar
rows & Company. Forword by
Erik Fleming. Translated from the
Swedish by Lillian Ollen. 100
Pages. 101 photographs. Price 81.
Yachting in Scandinavia, by
Carl Konow. Yachting. Page 125.
Volume SS. Number 1. July, 1850.
POS East And Street, New York
II, N. Y. Price SO cents.
Going to School in Sweden" by
Edith c. Johnson. The Christian
Science Monitor Magazine Section.
Page 10. With photograph. July s,
1850.
Count Folke Bernadotte-His
Life and Work." by Ralph Hew-
ms. London, 1850. Hutchinson &
Co., Ltd. 264 pages, including ap-
pendix, chronology, and index.
With many photographs. Price,
1Ss.
THE Lovely Land" by S. F. A.
Coles. London, 1949. Chapman &
Hall, Ltd. With illustrations. Price
1Ss. GA lyrical Interpretation of
the realm and people of Sweden.')
THE Viking Lands" by Gordon
Young. New York, 1850. Robert
M. Mcbride. 1874 pages. Illustrated
Price S2.75. Guide to Scandina-
via.)
"In Norway Minds Are Quiet"
is the title of an article written
by Eric Sevareid, Chief of the
Washington News Bureau of the
Columbia Broadcasting System, in
"The Story of Our Time-Ency-
clopedia Yearbook 1885," published
by The Grolier Society, Inc, and
The Richards Company, Inc, New
York.
1.-THE Kon Tiki Expedition" by
Thor Heyerdahl has been pub
lished in America by Houghton
Miffin Co. 1t is on the preferred
list of the Book of the Month
Club.
The Worlds Best. edited by
Whit Burnett! contains selections
from works by Norwegian novel;
lists Sigrid Undset and Knut Ham,
sun. Dial Press.
Lars and the Lucky Stone, by
Faith Yingling Knoop. Portrays
life of the Laps. their ancient GUS
toms and legends. Harcourt, Brace
Employment Policy in Norway.
a 48-page illustrated pamphlet
on employment service, vocational
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A Third Party

The of third (democratic
reasonable possibility present
largely been rejected by the
other its
widening split within
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Wrought Iron Work In Norway,
by S. Loftness. Illustrated. School
Arts, Vol. so, Nov, 1850. ,
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Employment Policy in Norway
a 4S-page illustrated pamphlet
on employment service, vocational