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Evening star., 1952-01-06
OPPORTUNITY SALES

Nationally known company. 20 yrs
territory openings available with
repeat customers in the Washington
area for men who are proven sales
men. This opportunity is for a
man 80 yrs. of age OF older who can
wholesalers and retailers, building
for himself a business clientele vino
buy on an average of 3 times year
Complete facilities of this company,
our factories are located in Ohio,
the carrying of accounts 1--WE sell
with no investment on your part,
available to the right man. If you
have a car and feel you can meet
the requirements. phone MIR. SUI
LIVAN. today or Tuesday. 6 to 8
pm. at SH S2S5. to arrange q per-
Sonal interview
Evening star., 1952-01-06

CLERK-TYPIST
An usual opportunity is. being of.
fered to, a young lady in a long
established finance ORGANIZATION sa-
larry range So, 100 to 81 400. KnoWl-
edge of typing necessary. Employe
benefits 5R-day wk For inter
view. call MISS DOWNS. UN. 2908.
CLERR-TYPIST - Lge real estate
and mortgage loan firm, perm. po-
sition; life. disqualification and
surgical insurance benefits: 5-day
week; salary commensurate with
ability and exper. WEAVER BROS,
INC. Washington Bldg. Call Mr..
AIlnett DI S300
Evening star., 1952-01-06
DISTILLER'S
REPRESENTATIVE

Nationally known diStiller
requires local sales representa-
tive with liquor experience and
contacts with wholesalers, re-
tailers. Interviews Jan. s and
8. Send resume. Box ia
D, Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

CLERK, to take charge of stockroom,
experience preferred. Excellent per-
manent position; 5-day week Ap-
ply .WHELAN's SPECIALITY SHOP
1l05 F st. NV -
CLERK-For general office work, pleas
lington office Of MANHATTAN CO.,
1880 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va.
Phone DU. I'LL until pm. or KE.
3.6Sz6 after n.m. Ill
CLERK, for retail store. permanent
OF. pay over 40 hrs. Paid vacation
and holidays. Group ms. hospitali-
cation. surgical benefits at low cost.
Mr.. Freeman. CONTINENTAL BAK-
ING CO.. 1901 Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK. some csshierinss. 5-day wk..
EMILY I'D SHOPS, 1908 F st. NV.
CLERK, for real estate office; ele-
miefntary infarm knSTledge Hae Of tyDing' small
week. 5000 mo. HARRISON 4
MS4AssaaEsqgRN' " sasqg' 927 N. Y. ave. NV.
caER6f 1d1Ea 4sP accounts ssy rses,ysple sgd
RIER DRUG, 6s22 wis. ave. Gail
Miss Lozupone, OIL. 5425.
CLERKS for evening works@6-10 !. M,
stuffing and asserting envelopes; no
experience. necessary. State age and
tel no. when replying. Box 285-D
Star.
CLERK -TYPIsT, lge. disqualification
company; office exp. required perm,
position, 5-day Nk.. paid vacation
and of on all national holidays,
free Decentralization, S21O per mo-
starting salary. quick advancement
for willing, congenial worker. Ap-
ply RIM. 301, Edmonds Bldg, 9l7
10th st: NV, Sun, 1 to pm.
CLERK-TYPIST for small ofice, NV.
section; 5-day wk., 8 to 5; varied
duties: shorthand helpful but not
required. Age 10 to So; salary S225
to $3.50, depending on exp. EX.
| 2117. 5
lCLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-
| tion; flve-day week; salary COM
mensurate with ability and experi-
ence. NATIONAL LITHo CO., 1856
| 25th st. NV. $
Evening star., 1952-01-06
UNITED STATES

CHAMBER OF COMMEHCE
Will appoint experienced statesmen
to call on business and professional
men. Territories open are In Wash
ington, D. C. and vicinity and north
central Virginia. The work is
permanent with earning opportunt-
ties of from $1,000 to $4,000
Yearly. The work carries 500
weekly minimum guarantee during
training period followed by a liberal
commission and bonus arrange
ment. Applicants should be prefer
ably between thirty 900 and fifty
h50l years of age. Due. to concen-
trated prospects a territory covers
small area. however car is neces-
sary. Good references will be neces--
sary for employment. Successful
applicants will be given a COM
piete course of field training by our
District Manager. interviews will
be held In Washington. For .ap-
pointment, write z. A. Chamrlin.
UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, 1924 Graybar Build
ing, 420 Lexington avenue, New
York II, N. Y, giving sales expert
ence during the past i've years, age
and address.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

VIM. c. Moore & Co., Inc.
NOW HIRING
This old reliable firm mas openings
for statesmen in protected terri.
Here is real opportunity for mer
with car to start at once. selling
much wanted service. Immediate
earnings and better -than-average
income. No of seasons, no deliv-
cries no collections no investment
Thorough field training by local
management. Write Mr.. Sanderson
VIM C. MOORE g. CO., Newark,
N. Y State.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

BEAUTY SALON manicurist; full or
sion; EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave: -
BILLING CLERK-Who is rapid. ac-
curate typist. handy with figures
and has knoWledse Of fling. Per
manent s4snG sEss position with fture. ,os Box
BOOKKEEPER for small medical in
situation; mature experienced wom-
an: 40-hr. wk.; time arrangement
own; salary open. Call DU. 3l44
BooKkEpEPER. experienced in furni.
ture or Manufacturing fields: 5 days;
GLASS se SHOP. 0f 1i22 conn. conf rAtNf ave. NV. y
BooKKEEPER. exper. air;cond.
hr, day; S:30-1 on alternate Sat.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC. Df. o1 10.
BooKKEEPER AND FILE CLERK
ina. IN q new ae,a.t car franchise; experienced;
permanent position, good salary
Mr.. Smith. TR. $500 or 10. 2-9532
BOOKKEEPER-It has been many
e our snse vsued ss emeoye sTeS s s
maftal s19R is step fsDns and Hi t has tsks ha he
Even though the date isn't until
have a, replacement on the Job
tSoroughiy 's acauaint rA' her T'' with e' our sG
local set up. This is, an adVertis-
ing, agency and we have to deal
with radio and, television stations,
newspapers and other media and
this REQUIRES special indoctrination.
once W month q and T. checks heel 'UassG US and ID
makes UP our statement, but our
bookkeeper has to have everything
ready and books closed before our
accountant arrives. We have been
in business over q quarter Of oil
benefits. Including free life insur-
ance, 5-day week, liberal vacations.
etc. All replies will be held strictly
confidential and we ask you to re-
ply in your own handwriting, CIV
,,agy salary . expested: Boz 2Is-c. star.
supply house; 40-hr. week. excel
lent working. conditions; state ex-
perience and qualifications. BOX
BooKkERRsEk Rsfsk and general ONCE
once-a-month billing, tipping es-
with initiative: Phone Mrs. WOLFE
B0okkGEPER sSs kSRGsi for iss''i Super service
erences. CATHEDRAL SUPER MAR
KET. 5000 Connecticut avenue. IS
BOOKKEEPER
Busy real estate ofice requires top
notch, fun charge bookkeeper. Must
CORP RE. 1881. Call Sun. -
EXPANDING washington
office. national manufacturer, wants
stenographer. age about 80 to 35,
must have initiative and handle wide
ing salary. $500 yr.; light, attrae-
tive office, modern bldg. Write fully,
regarding education. marital status
and experience. All inquiries will
be kept confidential. Advise when
you will be available for interview;
TRADING CO., 1910 Vermont ave.
white. experienced for dry
cleaning store. COLBERTS CLEAN
ERS. 2129 Rhode Island ave. ne. -
OOKKEEPER-CASH - Position
open for assistant bookkeeper in
city's oldest retail Arm. Duties al
located to cashiering, billing ,s, 3tSpingg
journal work Refined atmosphere,
BRO. DI. 1904. Mr.. Edwards
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, for Remington Rand book |
keeping machine. experience notI
necessary, If good typist, and able |
to work with figures. for interesting, |
permanent work in loan service. de-
partment Of large mortgage banking |
1irm; 5-day week, 9:15 to 8; sick |
and annual leave: company-paid hos
pitalization. See Mr., Graham.
FREDERICK w. BERENS. 1898 K
st. NV, Ma 5005. -6
Evening star., 1952-01-06
NOTICE To JOB APPLICANTS

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS :
merce or in the production OF
goods foS commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdlj for opertime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LaU. Job seekers offered less BY
covered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diutsion. y. S.
Department OF Labor, telephone
EXecutive $3.50. Extension ISt2.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
YOUNG MAN

IF YOU WANT ACTION, have a car,
enjoy direct selling, and honestly
feel that you are ready to move up
to a sales MANAGEMENT position with
a national organization, you may
be the man We are looking for. The
man We want will be thoroughly
trained in our scientific selection
and training procedure and appoint
ed district manager-to hire,
train and supervise his own sales
group of Is to 25 people We are
seeking man of 81, 900 to S12. 600
a-year caliber, who is now making
less. Nationally known manufac-
turer Of exclusive table appointment
will offer minimum weekly guaran-
tee. plus high overwriting commits
sion and bonus training fees. EX-
elusive product, no competition. Re-
peat business. No canvassing, col
lecting or deliveries. For personal
interview, state background, includ-
ing phone number, to Mr.. Stone. re-
gional director. Box SOB. Star. IS
YOUNG MEN, bet. rs and 35, to
train as foremen, in wholesale egg
house; good opportunity for agrees
sive man. disqualification and other
company benefits, good starting SAL
ary for man who is not afraid Of
hard work. DI. POPS. Ill
YOUNG MEN. 26-35, as supervisors.
for retail shopping service, no eX-
perience necessary. salary, advance
ment. Must be free to travel. Apply
951 Warner bldg, 18th and e sts.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, light clerical and ware
house work; ambitious and inter-
ested in the construction field; $50
per wk. Monday. OIL. 4221.
BARIDON.
YOUNG MAN. as helper in display
department; experience not neces-
Sary; permanent position; 40-hour
week; excellent company benefits
Apply personnel ONCE. SEARS. ROE
BUCK q CO., 1900 Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
PART TIME
DO YOU WANT TO

1-Increase your earnings without
giving up your present lob?
q-Find out If you can sell on a
dignified plan by appointment only!
Q-Receive training in salesmanship
and earn while you learn?
Associate yourself. with brand
new department OF one OF the
worlds largest firms?
B-obtain opportunity for, lifetime
career that does not exist In your
present position2
Evening star., 1952-01-06

BEAUTY OPERATOR
For all-around work; excellent work.
ing conditions. salary and commits.
sion. ELIZABETH ARDEN. 1141
Connecticut ave- -
Evening star., 1952-01-06
UPHOLSTERERS

WILL CALL BOY
Excellent working conditions for nea'
young colored boy to work in oul
srd I fir, is BOND eaSI; STORES SIs ,1Iss5 rs T F st
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HELP WOMEN

ACTRESSES for proposed radio broad
cast; experience desired. but not nee
essary. For additions, call AID. S400.
Ext n Monday only
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings, good refer
are already working and max
ing less than S135 per wk.
consider this
AN INVITATION
To come with me any three
evenings and see how I make
more money in 8 hrs. than
YOU do in 40. Phone LO.
b-34S2 Sunday for appt.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

Permanent position for steady worker
not minding long hours, hard work.
Vac, sick leave: $40 start. Apply
1OI1 T. st SW
Evening star., 1952-01-06
CASHIEE
CASHIER
CASHIER

permanent position only
5-day week; excellent salary. RIZIE
BROS. 1108 Conn. ave. NV. -S
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HELp WOMEN

sALEsLADIES-Must be neat
and attractive; experience not nee
essary, but helpful; full time, 8 to
o. part time. IL to $3.50; benefits,
pleasant surroundings, opportunity
for quick advancement. Apply In
person: Miss Watson, ROBERT
WINSTON CANDIES, 18th and g
StS NV
Evening star., 1952-01-06

CARD PUNCH OPERATOR to work in
home ONCE of local life insurance
company; permanent position for
qualined person with excellent oppor-
tunities for advancement: less than
40-hour work week. free hospitaliza-
with pay; anniversary bonus and ex-
cellent working conditions: must be
local resident and have written refer
ences from previous employers;
white only. Apply in person.
INSURANCE CO., 1857 K st. NV
CASHIER for cigar and drug counter;
good hrs; pleasant working condS.
Apply in person. DORCHESTER
ceS cPeSSAAR5MAcY; A5nb 24s99 18th ST. NV, -
preferred on National Cash Regis
ter No. 1000 posting machine. Must
be able to work am. to $40 pm
one week and $3.50 pm. to 1880
pm. the, following week. Apply at
se5Sgnnet HoTa Conn oss and nesaIss MAyFLoWER 4 T
CASHIER. for fine Conn. ave. ladies'
apparel store; permanent position.
Apply THE EssIE o'DoNNELL Co,
c$sE,ES a4GH Conn WY aye. 9;w 1doo .x..;. 80
ass mis sus1RBMaNs 81 Mfsls Hos ead
PTTAL. Bethesda. Md, 81. $3.50.
CASHIER, for retail appliance store
IN NE; must be exper. in handling
cash and charge sale papers; recon-
ciliation of daily receipts; prepara-
tion of bank deposits and inventory
breakdown; salary open to qualified
applicant with good BACKGROUND,
Call MRS. LUCE. Ii. 7-S262. -
CASHIERS, full and part time. Apply
LITTLE THEATER evenings, 9th st.
between F and G. -
pital; knowl, of bkkp. mach. help
ful; alternate, wks., 7:30 am to
$3.50 pm. and IL noon to z pm.
Salary and meals. Box 26l-D, Star.
CASHIER
An usual opportunity is being offered
TO young lady in long established
nnsnce organization, salary 400
sary, employe benefits, 5ha-d wk.
For Interview. call MISS DOWNS,
CASHIER
CASHIER Cigar Clerk
Exper., 3 to IL pm, no SUNDAYS
Good salary. commissions and meals.
EXECUTIVE PHARMACY, 900 Pa.
ave. NV. 8
CASHIER
Experience not necessary; we will
train you. Opportunity for ad-
vancement.. ROSS JEWELRY CO..
702 7th st. NV. 3
CASHIER
With retail merchandise experience;
knowledge of switchboard and typ
Ing desired; pleasing personality;
512--day wk.: permanent position !;
GOOD salary. Apply office
PASTERNAK'S
121a Conn. Ave NV.
CASHIER
MGR operator and general office work,
excellent working conditions with
good pay. 5-day wk, experience
not necessary. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
Bird fir, BOND STORES, 1885 r
CASHIER
Experienced; permanent position only:
5-day week; excellent salary. RIzIK
BROS. 1108 Conn. ave. NV. -S
Evening star., 1952-01-06

CASHIER
An usual opportunity is being offered
to a young lady in long established
finance organization, salary S.. .4O0
and I'D knowledge of tipping neces-
sary, employe benefits. 5Ha-day wk
For interview. call MISS DOWNS
Evening star., 1952-01-06

PART TINE LIQUOR SALESMAN
MAN TO WORK 5 TO 8 PM; SEV.
ERAL NIGHTS AND ALL DAY
soX sseo5XoTS7Afp 1s7lp sTHR EHcELiENi f
LABOR RELATIONS PUBLICATION
Looking for recent college graduate
in related fields Experience in writ
ing or some phase of labor relations
desirable. Write. stating education
experience. and salary desired. Box
236-D. Star
Evening star., 1952-01-06

IneSe are no naSn IN the pan
figures. with the exception of Pat
ton. who Joined US in January,
1851, all the men whose earnings
I've quoted have been with us from
five to nine years, with average
earnings of $4,000 a year or better
in each case. Here is positive
PROOF that we offer an unbeatable
opportunity to make real money 70
provide success and security for the
future. we manufacture an amaz-
ing product ;. ZONE HEAvY-pUT7
that cuts up to 70fc of build
ing maintenance costs for property
owners. Our proved plan really
works. You do not need previous
experience; Just the WILLINGNESS to
work s full hours q day. Call on
businessmen, school boards: goveEn. err.
guarantee our product 6 full years
and relieve You Of all resp0nsi5ill,1y snd ddl,S'
cries. You are 100Te free to sell
and make money. Close home Office
and division manager coronsration %
Write fully, VICE PRESIDENT; Dept
100 Box 1S9, Fort Worth 1. lex.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06
Norway Got Gifts
Equa||ing 6 Natl.
Budgets from U. S.

In an editorial commenting on
the enc, of Marshall Aid to West
ern Europe, the Conservative Oslo
paper "Aftenposten" observes:
Never before has the world
seen a nation make such enormous
amounts available for tn e re-
construction of other countries as
the Uni ted States has done
through the Economic Cooperation
Administration
American goods have been
presented as gifts to countries
and aid has been extended to new
enterprises in countries which
gradually will loom as new COM
petitors for American production
and commerce. Fresh initiative
and new industries have been fl
nanced by money that came from
American taxpayers it is a
new and strange experience.
VIC Sdil otuOy Iiic SllcClS VI
the Marshall Aid right here at
home. In the course of 81 years,
Norway received more than 200
million kroner in gifts from the
United States. That corresponds
to Norway's national budget for
a whole year, as it is today, and
NEARLY civ annual state h,,d oote
combined, as they were before the
war"
American assistance, coupled
with favorable price trends n d
our own efforts, have helped US
overcome our major difficulties.
Now that the Marshall Aid has
stopped we are thus no longer con-
fronted by catastrophy.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06
"H0ME OF SKIING" HOST TO
WORLDS ELITE SP0RTSMEH

Skiing enthusiasts the world ov-
er have long been anticipating this
years big event The Winter
Olympic Games in Norway, the
Home of Skiing The word it.
self, skiing, stems from the Nor
wegian word ski and in many
ether terms the Norwegian origin
of this popular winter pastime is
easily traced "Telemark," "sla-
lom" and "Christiania" are Norwe-
gian words although they nova
days are commonly used by all
skiers in the world.
The Home of Skiing" offers a
skiing terrain which will thrill the
downhill and slalom experts as
well as the touring cross country
fans. Norway in wintertime is an
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06
THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
x x NORWAY NEWS DIGEST x )

Finn Moe, of Norway, chairman
of the U. N. General Assembly's
Political and Security Committee,
said in a broadcast from Paris
that the experience in Korea has
shown the world the Importance
of collective security.
New Years violent gales broke
the Norwegian motor transport
"Oesthav" in two off the French
coast. All 43 aboard were saved.
ThOrbjOrn Falkanger, noted Nor
wegian ski jumper who has won
many contests in the u. S., suf-
fered broken collar bone and
conclusion in a recent training
jump. He hopes to recover in time
for the Winter Olympics in Oslo.
Scandinavian Airlines this week
brought blond blue-eyed Tina, Az
months old Norwegian baby girl,
from Oslo to New York. Adopted
by Texas Representative and Mrs.
Lloyd M. Bentsen, Tina was head
ing for their home in Silver Spring,
Nd.
"Statsraad Lehmkuhl," largest
Of Norways three training ships
for would-be seamen, will visit the
U. S. next summer. In New York,
half of the 120 teen-age merchant
marine cadets will be discharged
to take regular jobs aboard Norwe-
gian ships.
Arnold H. Lang, new CONNER
cial advisor at the Norwegian con-
sulate general in New Orleans,
says Norway hopes to boost it's
exports to the southern states.
Not a single murder was COM
nfitted in Oslo in 1851. Arrests
for intoxication dropped from H.
S23 in 1850 to 1851 last year. Re-
ported crimes were go higher
than in 1850. There We're more
thefts, but sex crimes. assaults
and embezzlements declined.
Norway will receive its first
helicopter in February. Fitted with
two stretchers, the American Hill
er $50 will be used chiefly for am
bulance service.
Norwegian lumberjacks had cut
over 1O6 million cubic feet of tim
Der as of Dec. Is. That's 1870
of the PAT million cubic feet tar
get for the 1852 season At the
same time in 1850, only 27.5 mil
lion cubic feet had been cut
Chr. Matthiessens Bananmod,
Inc. of Oslo, Norway, has sold 1875
tons of deep-frozen blucberries to
accounts in New York and Phila-
delphia. The company hopes to
boost its berry exports to U.S.A.
by . considerable margin next
year.
ON BOOKS AND ARTICLES
Norwegian Contemporary Verse.
BY Odd Solumsmoen. In impress
sions, Vol. i, No, 4. CSC. 606 Math-
eson Ave-, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Canada.
Americans Before Columbus, by
n IN
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06

Elizabeth Chesley Baity. Includes
vivid reconstruction of a day in
the life of a young Norwegian Vik-
ing in North America. Juvenile. 81
Viking, New York.
The 96th regular session of the
Norwegian Parliament was con-
vened on January II. All presid-
ing officers We're reelected.
Defense M mi ter Jens Chr.
Hauge retired as member of the
Norwegian cabinet effective Jan.
5. AS of the same date, Communi-
cations Minister Nils Langhelle
took over the Ministry of Defense,
and Parliament representative ia
kob Petersen was named Min
lister of Communications.
The Norwegian merchant mar
inc had at the end of 1851 total
of 2,169 ships above 100 tons,
with a displacement of 5,7S7, 900
gross tons, net increase of 142
ships totaling 100000 tons in one
year, reports Norwegian Veritas.
In an attempt to distribute va
cation travel, the Norwegian rail-
ways are offering a 500 reduction
on return tickets in the period
January 10 to February 20, and
later from May l to June 20.
Norwegian shipyards, which dur
ing 1851 completed AZ vessels to-
falling $4,000 gross tons, or $3.50
above the 1850 record, are faced
by serious steel plate shortage
which may cut back production.
Norwegian whaling companies
have sold 5000 tons of whale oil
to Denmark and 5000 tons to
Sweden. Price per ton was 2,400
Norwegian kroner and LAO Swed-
ish kroner, respectively.
Experimental television trans
missions will be started in the
Oslo district next summer, says
Olaf Moe, chief engineer of the
Norwegian Broadcasting System.
1.-THE Consul" by Gian-Cario
MenOtti will have its Norwegian
premiere at bet Nye Teater, Oslo,
in January.
Oslo Municipal Movies had box
office receipts totaling 1884 mil
lion kroner last year. Best draw
ing card was the Norwegian film
1--WE are getting married" Second
in popularity was annie Get
Your Gun" followed by Disney's
Cinderella"
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ULATION OF STOCK
HOLM at the turn of the year is
estimated at $4,000, lie. an in
crease of about 1000 during 1861.
Greater Stockholm is expected to
exceed the one-million mark.
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DENTIST

Scandinavian Airlines are &C
lively working on plans for estab-
lishment of air routes across CEN
trail and northern Greenland that
will link Scandinavia with San
Francisco and Fairbanks, Alaska.
Norway had $1,000 automobiles
at the end of 1861. as against co.
500 in 1889. Average age of cars
in 1850 was 1877 years. Before the
war, half of the cars were less
than S years old.
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ON BOOKS AND ARTICLES

VI Olympic Winter Games, Oslo,
Norway. By Harald Sandvik. Il
Illustrated article on Winter Olym-
pics. Feb. 1925 Journal of the
American Association for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation.
January, 1852.
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The number of private cars in
Sweden now totals more than 25O.-
900, as compared with approx
mately $4,000 in 1915. During the
same period the number of motor
cycles has increased from $4,000
to over 100000.
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ideal playground for novices and
experts alike and modern ski-lifts
are available at many of the Nor
Wegian resorts.
A Scandinavian victory is al
most certain in the cross country
events, but the competition in
downhill and slalom is expected
to be extremely keen.
The Swedish American Line Of
fers choice accommodations on all
winter sailings to Europe.
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Business and Professional Directory
THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND SERVICES ARE TOPS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE FIELDS AND DESERVING YOUR
SUPPORT. USE THIS GUIDE WHEN YOU SHOP
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Americans Before Columbus, by