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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12

The Rollin Rendleshams Of Ter
race rd. are home from a delight
full motor trip to Florida with some
interesting stopovers in the Sun
shine State.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
FOR SALE-CLOTHING

MEMS suits, size 38: shoes. 9ia: hats;
2 women's suits, coats, size IA. EV.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09

At a medical meeting in Rome
last week a Swedish bacteriologist
named Hans Davide quietly de-
scribed a discovery which may
rank as one of the greatest in the
recent history of medicine: a new
antibiotic SO potent that it can kill
the germs of tuberculosis, Life
magazine writes.
The announcement was the cul-
mination of brilliant study begun
16 years ago when Davide began
training certain types of bacteria
to feed on other types. By putting
the common bacterial Proteus into
a solution of meat broth and dead
tTbercle bacilli ct. B. germs }, then
gradually eliminating the broth,
he taught the Proteus to feed eX-
cluSively on the bodies of the ma
lignant germs. Davide reasoned
that in learning to live on the
bacilli, the Proteus bacteria must
have secreted special chemical
with which to digest them. That
chemical, he believed, might also
kill the living bacilli in the tissues
of a sick animal. To test his
theory, Davide grew pure cultures
of his educated bacteria, killed
them with heat and injected them
into tubercular guinea pigs. The
results were spectacular; the in
jected animals gained weight and
recovered While others, not inject
ed, continued to waste away.
But Davide knew that his work
had only begun. 1t would now be
necessary to find out exactly what
this lethal agent was and to pro-
duce it in a pure, nontoxic form.
He went at once to his friend Hugo
Theorell, chief of biochemistry at
the Nobel Medical Institute, and
asked his help. For seven more
years the two men worked to-
gether, running off tens of thou
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
American Folk Dance Craze In Scandinavia
IT. B. ON THE WAY OUT:
Swedish Discovery Of New Antibiotic
May Be Greatest In Recent History

sands of tests involving a million
test-tube experiments. At last,
this spring, they isolated the pure
antibiotic substance for which they
had been searching. The chemical,
called Protaptin after the bacteria
that created it, is now ready for
the careful clinical testing which
will finally determine its value.
If it passes these tests, it will help
bring T. B. under control. More
important, it will prove the value
of the method used to produce it
a method that may be used to pro-
terial diseases
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
j. S. Attache In
Sweden Visiting

LONGVIEW.-O A. Peter
son. United States labor attache
in Sweden. is visiting his parents
here and is with his family enjoy
ing a two months vacation in the
States-their first meeting since
l94S.
Peterson declared that Commun-
ism is on the downgrade in Swe-
den and that the strong stand by
the West in Korea won strong
approval in the country. He added
that the Labor government in Swe-
den has twin goals of peace
through absolute neutrality and
economic sterilization.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
Swedish Authors Work
In EnqIish Translation

The novel "Barabbas,' by the
Swedish author Par Lagerkvist,
has received a special award by
the French Book Club for its re-
Gently published French edition,
which carries a foreword by the
late Nobel Prize winner Andre
eide. An English translation is
scheduled to appear in New York
on October 5 under the imprint
of Random House. DR.. Lagerkvist,
equally famous as a novelist, poet,
and playwright, is a member OF the
Swedish Academy.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
Scundinuvions
Have Top Roles
In Aqua Show

Almost half, that is, five of the
leading performers in the recent
Aqua theatre production of STU
dent Prince in Seattle, were
Scandinavians.
The two top roles We're MAIN
tanned by Flora May Thorgaard,
Norwegian, and DR. Edward Pal
mason, Icelandic. Other stars
We're Gene Sundsten, Swedish Nor
wegian, Robert Johnson Swedish
Finnish, and Harold Sorbo, Nor
Wegian.
The Aqua Theater, outdoor
show place with a floating stage,
separated by water from the semi
circular grandstand, is fast be-
coming a major attraction in Sc
attic.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
Seatt|eite Sparks
New Dance RAGE
On Swedish Tours

"Give your honey a great big
swing" is what Gordon Ekvall
Tracie, Seattle's founder and lead
er of the Scandal Folkdancers is
saying these days. And the way
he says his square dance calls and
where-that's story in itself, a
story that is perhaps without COM
parisOn today.
For Tracie is in the unique pO-
sitiOn of introducing American
square and folk dances to Swed-
ish and Norwegian audiences and
dancers, that is in Scandinavia.
Publicity reaching us indicates
that he has started something of
an American square dance craze
in the hOmelands, where the AM
erican dances were virtually I'M
known before he made the trip
with the Scandal FOllxdanCers of
the University of Washington.
After the University group
toured Sweden last summer, Tracie
remained in Stockholm, studied at
Stockholm University and Upsala
University. But it didn't take long
before he started swirling around
folk-wise. In fact, he launched
one-man tour of over 20 Swedish
cities and made an additional trek
to Oslo and Lillestrom in Norway.
american" Clubs Formed
The remarkable thing about the
Swedish tour, however, was that
he made the calls in Swedish, and
that a number of clubs have been
formed over there solely for the
purpose of dancing the folllsy AM
erican way.
This is part, or was a part of
his busy schedule: course in AM
erican folk and square-dancing at
Stockholm Folkets Hus; special
instruction in A m eri can folk
dances for Harry 1seborg's MEL
ody Ranch" travelling revue and
radio troupe for three months; a
class in American folk dancing for
a group of Stockholm art st u
dents. Furthermore, wee ~
classes in Swedish gammaldans
and smaller Scandinavian fol X
dances, exclusively for English
speaking foreigners, i.e., Ameri-
cans at the university in Stock
holm, and U. S. Embassy person.
mel, etc.
Add to that a district course for
representatives of nine different
folkdance organizations in Dalarna
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09

activities keenly and pays tribute
to his pleasant American infor-
mality.' One paper was surprised
to learn that the tune to Sweden's
old popular, Kramer du Fla JAMS
son som Dor uppa Solder" is used
by American folkdancers.
Now, Tracie writes, there are
excellent possibilities for spreading
the movement to Denmark Fin
land and the island of Aland.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
and instruction for a great num-
Der of other clubs elsewhere.
Should Please State Dent.

Should Please State Dept.
This surprising "outburst' of
American sentiment, for such it
is, ought to please the United
States State Department. And the
credit, of course, goes wholly to
Tracie, who took it upon himself
to launch what may be considered
a refreshing innovation in Scandi-
navian-American relationships.
When he left for Sweden, Tracie
pointed out that he considered the
Scandal folkdance tour in h t
country as cultural exchange
project, one that could do some
good on the important folk-level.
Considering his one-man enter
prise. the project surely developed
into something bigger and in the
right direction.
Contrast To Bad Propaganda
And so he writes: .'Our Ameri-
can f o ! k d ances are getting
around here in Scandinavia.
think that they are one of the
very best public relations agents
we have, for they furnish such a
healthy contrast to the distorted
picture of American culture which
movies and other propaganda
means have built up here. l hope
that work in this field may be con-
tinued by many persons, and not
just in Scandinavia, but through
out the world
The Swedish press, Judging by
articles sent to us is following his
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-07-09
PUYALLUP SHOPE
BRICK co.
BRICK e. TILE

BRICK n TILE
We have the right solution to
Drain-tile problems. :. e. Recog-
nized Best in the West by those
who know Drain Building -
Sewer & Culvert Pipe.
$50 Pioneer f. Phone 5-1454
Puyallup, Wash.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. OW, 17oI
Open Every Eve. to 8. Sat. to /.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PIANO

Permanent full-time position. Five
day week. eight-hour day. Top sal
ary and all benefits. Must be expert
enced and familiar with all branches
OF piano service. Immediate opening
HUGO WORCH, 925 G st. NV. i
PIANIST, non-union, over 40, for Job
btng with dance orch. State exper.,
etc. Box 2S6-S, Star. Il
PLASTERERS-Steady work; housing
Job; close in Arlington; exper. men.
See CURRY or FRANK. 700 g.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co

1910 G st. NV. Will accept evening
interviews. Call MA. o1s4 for ap:
Dnintment II
Evening star., 1951-10-01

-. - = v.
BCOKKEEPER. for general once
work. Permanent. BEDELL'S. 6l0
E st. NV. DI. 7447 .
BoOKKEEPER, CLERK-Permanent
conv. good working conditions. va
cation and holidays with nay, group
disqualification and insurance. 6-day
gk: FRANK SMALL, JR.. INC,
BOY. Is or over, to learn plastic
fabricating business. DUKE BONTZ
g. CO, rear 6711 New Hampshire
ave, Takoma Park, Md. 3
white: 1st-class me-
chanics only. Call JE. 3-S767 after
BRiCKLAYERs WANTED for Glazed
tile partitions and exterior brick
work on large hospital job in West
Haven, Conn. TRANSPORTATION fur
nished. ANCHOR INVESTMENT
BGIIpoaEE G1ii sSS 81 osrERiEzroR. EhiEzr See TO- fore
man on Job. off 640O block AGer I'd.
West Hyattsville, Md. MASTER
BUILDERS. 4S05 Rhode Island ave-,
UN $500 "a
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PHARMACIST

Reg. In Va; full time. Top salary
and hours. Part-time $3.50 an
hour ewes: RUST MANOR PHAR-
MACY. 1888 W. Broad ST.. Falls
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HELP MEN

PARKING LOT ATTENDANT, expert
enced: good pay, all year round.
Box 2S9-R. Star. p
LOT ATTENDANT-White
or colored: must be sober, honest
and reliable. Apply 213 9th st.
NV. -S
PATENT CRAFTSMAN, part time at
your home. Give experience and
details. Box 303-T. Star. Il
Evening star., 1951-10-01
SALESMAN

Must have car to cover District OF
with some travelling in adjoining
area territory. Wholesale house. sell
ing to an active home furnishing
dealer list. Drawing account and
commission basis. The potential OF
this sales opportunity is approx
full detail. Box 10-R, Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

Experienced. careful men to handle
television and appliances. Must have
.. C permit. Only sober conscien-
tious men will be considered. PHIL
LIPS, INC, 201@ Shannon pl. Sc
DELIvERYMAN wanted for drug
good hours and good wages. Apply
UPTOWN PHARMACY. $500 Conn
ave, corner Of Porter st. =
DENTAL LABORATORY
Finisher in metal department. Also
assistant in aentpre wrTN ES
BURG 1915 N. Y. ave. NV. Il
DENTAL TECHNICIAN apprentice
for casting dept, excel. oppor.
HAMMOND & HALPERN, 925 20th
st. NV. -8
DISHWASHER, colored, reliable, take
charge small dish dept. oW. 9SSS.
DITTO OPERATOR AND TYPIST;
salary open: 35-hr. week: employe
benefits and paid vacation; Call
MRS. PETERSON. RE. 3133. Il
DkAFTSMAN, photographic and FOR
e.rienes e;xll sTsinfsEi sE sis1mum sisn. VI f1-
DRIVERS. experienced, eolored, for
GAL cLEANERs. eis N st. s;w.,
rear Il
DRIVER. white. 1885. for leading
wholesale frozen food distributor;
this is good opportunity for
steady, reliable man: good driving
record and knowledge Of city neces-
is5S Tok rkcs4ED "a ME of15of Foob TAeeHlSq HAe rs
10th st. s.w. 3
white for laraa u,holsxala
house; must have local reference:
5.day wk., good pay. Apply 1921
DRIVERS FOR TAXI CAB-Atten-
tion. Identification card secured in
one day;. earn .S25 to $50 daily. No
Maryland residence required. Fast
srvn1S e. growing s.rt cab association in
cab. Apply B. g. o. Railroad sta
AND WHITE CAB once. Il
DRIvER-SALESMAN - Will consider
giving an ambitious young married
man part interest in business for
services; good salary; should have
able to furnish satisfactory refer
ences. Call LO. 3-S477 after l pm.
eoNakEss Sask S. HIS 11ssf ciEaNERs. e N0naay
DRIVER SALESMAN
Married man. age 25-40. for estab.
food products route; 5-day wk..
paid vacation, insur. BENEFITS; $65
min. weekly salary. Must furnish
excellent references and have good
driving record Apply In person
CAPITOL FRITO CO.. INC. 4S06
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md. Il
DRUG CLERKS. full time and part
time: experienced: top salaries plus
commissions; free disqualification
l140l Ga. ave. LO. $4,000. -3
DRUG CLERK-Excel. pos. and sal
with plenty Of opport. for initiative
and advancement for exper., capable
go-getter. See Doc Bayer. WIGHT'S,
$50 Eastern ave. ne. "a
exper., D. c.
Journeyman, l D. C. not necessary.
! helper; permanent for right man.
SH. 0909. -
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERs-
Good salary. NO. 2546 or NO, 2547;
ewes, EN-. 6s37. -3
Evening star., 1951-10-01
CHEF
CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION
THE EVENING STAR

statesmen who can pro-
S,,S,a,rs SnSe can srin; have A. Al proposition
ence necessary, we train you. Sell
made-to-measure clothes. Call and
talk it over. HOMELAND TAILORS,
1919 F st. NV, Room S04. .
MAN-Exper. man to
handle accounts in large installment
to train for office manager. offered
to the party willing to work hard
for advancement Excep. starting
salary. Co. benefits. etc. Mr.. Kyle,
BATES JEWELERS., 9O1 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HELP MEN
DANCING TEACHERS

21-30. part time. 8 p.m.-1O pm.
Train at our expense. Wonderful
come and enter glamorous profess
sion. Apply in person only. IL
a.m.-7 pm. RAY QUINLAN STU
dos. 1865 Conn. ave, at Dupont
Circle .
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PAYROLL SUPERVISOR

Must have experience in machine
counting degree. under 35 years.
Permanent position with excellent
opportunity for Advancement.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1724 H st. NV. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
A nationally operated chain organi-
cation has an opening. to train :
operation; ea age M 2s ST to q. 'ssd Hppliesnts s
will be trained and furnished bona
fide leads. Must have car. Oppor-
tunity to make $4,000 a year.
For interview call Me. 6135 on
Wednesday between 10 and 4. --3
SALESMAN : Local jobber Of OIL
burner supplies and industrial equip
stantial salary and unlimited pos
r, Z. MICHAEL Co.. 1920 1st st. ne,
sALEsMaN-Applianee SS1i salesman. man. ex-
BARBER q ROSS CO.. 9th and v
sts. me-. DE. 0501. Il
sALEsMAN-CoLLECToR for estab-
lished industrial insurance route.
Unlimited opportunity for man with
initiative and ability. Auto neces.
sasy, Sasy,. Apply 6oS Victor Bldg, ga
SALESMAN" N II" tsr modern mems elosh,
Treatment here. Prefer man $3.50
yFs !, sls. Sld; ,mmsd. ne. !, opening. 81; ss22,
nishing.: permanent position; also
sa.UEGsss sALas CO.. 4e5 e50he 9otR fa
SALESMAN ESTIMATOR. for hom.
improvement work; unusual oppor-
unity for man with proven ability.
R. H. BEST. WI. 3633 or WI. 1890.
SALESMAN. for mems furnishings
store; experienced preferred; excel
lent earnings: permanent position.
Apply manager. NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP 942 St NV .
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PHARMACIST
PHARMACIST

Regis. in Va; full time. Top salar,
and hours. Part-time. $3.50 az
hour ewes. RUST MANOR. 1865 W
Broad st., Falls Church iii. a
Evening star., 1951-10-01

when snspertnp sdrerrttsements
addressed to Star boxeS do NOT
tnclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
Soadl pdlae. Copies servs the yar.
pose and originals rldy get lost
Evening star., 1951-10-01

Registered in Virginia, permanent
position: top salary to experienced
man Apply in person or call JA
2-3333. PRESToNS DRUGSTORE
Evening star., 1951-10-01
SALESMAN


For furniture store, experienced; good
opportunity. Apply to Mr.. Rota or
Mr.. Murray. JULIUS LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO., 909 p st. NV.
sALESMEN-Heating salesmen. also
you who have sold storm windows.
siding. roofing. water heaters. etc
Now you can associate yourselves
with Washington's largest home i'm.
factory representatives Of Of many many
advertised materials. Our present
ever We offer the best proposition
in Washington. Come in and let's
GdNsa, TAX + 9ye. TnteTyisES ~ Il
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA.
400 II st; ne. Wash. D. c. b
draw Of S1O0 per wk. If aualffled
We need 2 steady men to sell cleo
t,icS II Saoo appliances; Earn $4,000 TO to
canvassing. Experience helpful but
not necessary. Apply CLEAN-RITE
STORES. 925 r st. NV. Il
sALEsMEN--some sales BACKGROUND
essential, dependable, inexperienced
men will be considered and given
tial Sl00-Sl50 per week. with $50
$40 per wk. draw. These are full
time. permanent positions. Immed.
openings. Telephone Ho. 2211;
statesmen f2)-Young men to learn
the package houor store business;
-ef. REQ. Apply CLARK'S, 703 18th
statesmen interested in good earn
ingS. National organization, ~ yrs.
industry leader. Present statesmen
exceed $4,000 per VI. Our men
helped write this ad. Must have car.
Territory In D. c.. Md. and Va
Write Box 1851. Star. =
Evening star., 1951-10-01
IRON WORKERS

IRON WORKERS
Exper. in ornamental iron work,
steady work. good pay ARLNG-
Davis hwy. Arl.. Va. =
JANIToR.. colored: .garden-type apt.
BLDG: stoker and oil burner; must be
exper.; salary plus 1-bedrm. apt. no
children. Call MR.. EVANS. Monday.
JHNSiiToR ASSISTANT. colored man,
for light duties in fine. Conn. ave.
for right person; experience % Sec
retarial switchboard desirable. but
will teach. Prefer an older. settled
man. See MRS. STEARNS. resident
manager, the Parkway Apis. 1920
JANiToR. married. colored. for gar
den-type apartment in Bethesda;
nice quarters: good salary. Apply
L. =. BREUNINGER & SONS. INC.
1880 X st. NV. .
JANITOR, colored, for apt. house;
must be sober and reliable Local
refs. required. Salary and quarters.
THOS.. J. FISHER & Co, INC, 73S
18th St NV II
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HELP MEN (cont.1
Automobile Statesmen

AUCOmODlle statesmen
Excellent opportunity for men with
proven sales records to sell 1851
FordS and used cars at one of
Metropolitan Area largest Ford deal
ership. Applicants must be energetic,
sober and aggressive. Substantial
earning and demonstra ator to those
who qualify. Contact Mr.. Shaw,
MONROE FORD CO., 1887 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring. Md. p
AUTO TITLE CLERK
To join one Of the largest organiza-
tions in Washington. Must be
thoroughly experienced and capable
OF immediate charge Of title activi-
ties. SIS q week to start for 40
hour week, Paid vacation and holi-
days. Call MT, Hutchison. 9 to 8
pm. II. 3-Ss00. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS. 1871 Bladensbura I'd.
BAKER
OR BAKERS HELPER
CALL LA. 6-7775.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HELP MEN

FORMICA MAN; experienced man
needed for one of Washington s
fastest growing Formica shops;
steady, year round employment
A real opportunity for q clean cut
man to advance. Top wages paid
Apply after 8 am, Mr.. Edward
JOHN G. WEBSTER g. SONS, INC,
(ESt 1917 Ro7 2 st n W .
Evening star., 1951-10-01

SALES AND SERVICE MEN, age "a
36, contracting chain and independ-
ent grocery stores. Late-model car
necessary. Five-day week. Salary,
1925 plus liberal car allowance.
Write. giving qualifications, Box
370-T. Star. Il
Sales Trainee, Part Time
Need an extra $50 per week? II
you're free 6 to $50 pm. daily
call ME lRhQ mornings Il
Evening star., 1951-10-01
DELIVERYMEN
COLORED

careful men to handle
television and appliances. Must have
D. C permit. Only sober conscien-
tious men will be considered. PHIL
LIPS, INC, 2012 Shannon pl. sc
See Mr. Joe Il
Evening star., 1951-10-01
MANAGER

Management Trainee
The position offered by an interna-
tional hrm in business more than
100 years. with over 1000 outlets
are for men from 25 to 30 years OF
age. interested in security and
chance for unlimited advancement
Paid vacation, family hospital bene-
fits, free retirement plan, good start
ing salary plus commissions when
aualifed. Experience not necessary.
Mr.. Tiller.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

pointment. Il
MEATCUTTER, part-time, expert
enced for self-service meat dept.
Apply BUCKINGHAM SUPER MAR
kET 1919 r. l. ave. ne. .
MEAT CUTTER, experienced. prefer
ably in Self-seryice operation: must
be sober Apply In person SUIT
LAND SUPER MKT, 1854 Suitland
I'd. Sc. Mr.. Stancill. Il
MECHANICS HELPER. white: service
station exper. will be given prefer
ance; work consists Of minor motor
tune-ups and supervising car-wash
help; excel. salary and steady work.
See Mr.. Williams after 9 am.
AUTO-WHOLERSALERS. INC, 1871
Bladensburg I'd. ne. --6
HELPERS-Wil train
men. instructions from factory
trained mechanics with long ex-
perience; opportunity for right men
good salary. See Mr.. Hook, AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 No
Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va. Il
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL en-.
gineerinE craftsmen Zone each). ia
work in consulting engineers once;
able to do calculations and make
own drawings c. WARREN BOGAN,
1904 Wis ave NV AID. 3SRS, Il
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PLATE CARRIER
PROPERTY MANAGER

Well-known. aggressive and growing
enced man to operate It's property
MANAGEMENT department. Man Sc
lected will have unlimited oppor-I
tuntty for Advancement. reasonable
salary plus car allowance. above
average freedom to use his own
conditions. He must be under 40.
have best OF references. local ex-
perience. ambition. initiative and an
automobile. Write. in strictest con-
fidence, to Box l62-R. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PATROLMEN

Ages 21-35 Years
Must have excellent references.
PENNSYLVANIA R.R. CO.
Apply Sergt. Stallwitz, p. R. R. yard
ONCE, So. Capitol and G SITS. s.e.,
between 8 and IL am. Tuesday,
Oct. 2.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

BULLDOZER
OPERATOR
Large construction firm, year-round
work; permanent lob: only men ex-
perienced in grading need apply; ex-
cellent wages. Box S5-R, Star. a
BUTCHER-Experienced; references:
take charge Of meat dept. Apply in
person. 1918 Benning I'd. ne. "A
experienced. SANDER
FOOD STORE, 3243 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV .
Evening star., 1951-10-01

DELIVERYMAN wanted for drug
store; must have D. c. permit;
UPTOWN PHARMACY, 1880 Conn
ave, corner Of Porter st. =
Evening star., 1951-10-01
BELLMEN

DI. 4210.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
DENTAL LABORATORY

Finisher in metal department. Also
assistant in denture department. Ex-
nerienced DAVIDSON q VEIN
BURG 1919 N Y ave NV II
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-25
Air Force Light
 Bomber Winq
 To Go 10 Frante

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-tR-The Air Force said today the 126th light bomber wing will leave soon for France
 The unit, equipped with B-26 bombers, is a former air national guard wing made up of squadrons from Illinois and Missouri.
 It will be the first regular U. s. Air Force unit to be stationed in France since. World War II, a spok- esman said. It is composed of about 1900 officers and men and equipped with 48 planes.
 The 126th will be stationed at Bordeaux in southern France.
 The Air Force aleady has three fighter and two troop carrier wings in Europe under command of It. Gen. Lauris Norstad, allied air com- mander under Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-25
Longer Salmon
 Trolling Season Off fcdsi W Wanted

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 25-R1- The silver salmon trolling season off the coast should be conducted later in the year than ae present the Pacific Marine, Fisheries Con- mission decided yesterday.
 The Commission asked Washing ton, Oregon and California fishery departments to change the offshore season to July 1-Oct. 31. At present the season is June 15-Oct. l.
 The commission also said it was considering more protection for off shore Chinook salmon. Under con- sideration is a proposal to make trollers throw back Chinooks under 28 inches. The present minimum is 26 inches.