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WAITRESS, experienced; evenings:
flower Ie5i nnGs pEL1cATEssES. e ISS m SOY sSo7
Flower ave.. Silver Spring. Md, JU.
WAITRESS. white, full time or part y
time. salary and tips. Apply in per-
son or cal UN. 092S. RICE BOWL
RESTAURANT. 7U31 BALTIC. blvd.
wAiTksEss. sst-4o. white. night work,
RosY's TAVERN. Tu. 5a5s. Mso a0
WAITRESS. experienced; good earn
ings Apply DUFFY'S TAVERN.
3651 Georgia ave. NV. -21
WAITRESS-Apply between l and
lao, at THE COVERED WAGON.
WAITRESS, white. over 21. local ref
RESTAURANT, 1928 14th st. NV
WAITRESS AND COUNTER GfRI-
TRIANGLE RESTAURANT. 1875
Maine ave. s,w. -22
MATTRESSES. white. work In res
urant-delicatessen; hours and
pay open. full and part time; apply
in person. 70S N. Randolph St..
wAiTiREss;s, ii;i white, daywork: $50 SS Sal
COFFEE SHOP, 1897 Eye st. NV.
WAITRESS, white; salary and main
tenance. Apply in person MASONIC
AND EASTERN STAR HOME, 5000
New Hampshire ave. ne. "a
MATTRESSES WANTED, part time,
90 pm. Apply in person; no phone
calls. SILVER RESTAURANT. $3.50
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring, Md;
WAITRESSES-Full time. experience
not necessary, rood starting. salary.
=. W: WooLWoRTH Co. 406 5th
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HELp--WoAAEN
Telephone Solicitors

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, for
secretarial board in large modern
apt. bldg, experienced pref. Call
Manager. OR. 1900. --22
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONs-Fres estimates. remod.
CONTRACTING CO.. Mn. 60s6.
ADDITIONS and home Temodeling
IAN e 5S0t GoNsfR " f re- ss.1. az e ?sy
csll WHfTE, day day ~'tS Or nishs. Io
AWSiNGs AWvSHsaGi taken down and stored
% to $2.76 per window. Call VI
eS5 cGsTpo% Tpo5SnDss sHxDs ssES1ee' sop 1889 4sse
BSick BMSasRinssSa Wohk elvd III aENEEaL. adTEaNEEEaaL tr.-
places. porches. retaining walls
s1Nafb, s9RIssts = wSSo5 e. r eisss sss.s7ssas so ,osss
tanning walls. walks, steps, outdoor
fireplaces, patios, etc. Guaranteed
satisfaction. r. w. BLADEN. 10
cARPR1T; czAlRsPR1T; BINDING and installasion
czkrfaeTR2, "A rff'aelR3 alterations. repairs sl e
SMITH; ia; 7-5527 any time. -23
sRpEN2R1vl.,n,a s9H aSgTL; ssas; additions S1 al
tsTatSons areSor EeDaEs -.. dosMFsrs 1Fms.s att'ss
months to pay. ia. 6-6250; JE
CARPENTRY, REPAIRING; partitions,
attics, rough and trim work. Call
any time, JE. 3-9190. --21
CARPENTRY-First class. Altera-
tions, repairs. additions. and con-
crete work; by day or contract.
Phone HU. 4QSS after 6 pm. pa
ICLOGGED. DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER, Phone RA. sSss any day
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
Ii 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
FTEooRRss1 CLEANED, waxed; wall.
washed; painting. Prices reasonable,
TR. 2055, Ii. 3-2141. 21s
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED:
Old floors made like new. Call
TAYLOR, WA. 1129.
FLOOR BANDING and refinishing:
exper mechanic: work guar; aver
age rnn. SIS; co. 1880. 30
ished. Antiques speciality. Ho.
FUGfRiNSiiTURE REFINIsHING. repair
ing. upholstering. PEAKE FURNr.
TURE CO.. 4721 Miller ave. Oh.
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TYPIST

coNscIENTIous YOUNG GIRL. Ac-
ENCE NECESSARY. APPLY MRS.
RICHARDS. 1924 oath st. NV. -21
-CLERK-Pe position
for general office work; accurate typ
ing, no shorthand: 6-day week, For
appointment DI 6lOk -23
Evening star., 1952-09-20

Ixr1ST, With knowledge OF simple
bookkeeping and detailed billing;
and be good at simple mathematics;
leading Washington advertising
agency: interesting work and oppor-
tunity to learn specialized field: D.
day wk.; excellent salary with good
future. Phone RE. 2929. IL
TYPIST with knowledge Of general
with pay and other company bene-
fits: Starting salary commensurate
with experience and ability. Apply
in person at 2040 West Virginia
ave. ne. between hours Of am.
phone for appt. La. 6-7707. ga
TYPIST, under 25, for contractor S
service bureau. 5-day week, inter-
esting work. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply Room 413, Wood
ward bldg, 18th and H sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-20

GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Actions, dormers. finishing attics
basement apartments, porches In
closed, Easements waterproofed, cin-
der block garages and complete re-
and months to pay. Ask to see oul
new 1858 wallpaper patterns. Fol-
appointment and estimates. Sterlins
Evening star., 1952-09-20

Experienced telephone solicitors to
work from home for well-estab-
lished firm. Good pay. Call MR..
THORE, LA. 6-4288. al
Evening star., 1952-09-20

BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
Exper.. Remington-Rand pref, attrac,
salary. vacation with pay, group
disqualification. Write Box 1872, Rock
willie. Md. -2I
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HUGO WoRCH
92b q. st. NV.
Established 1870

PIANO. blond ash, spinet, Winter;
ea f1sa 81 S9as 9aoo sss ess !s s4s rich 'onss si
PIANO. late model Spinet: full Key
P9afd; PSaT II = rea, value at s296. KITS.
Pi2SSo.o' = Da6y al; NV Grand; bedrm., din dinins
rm.. rn.. iiy, rm. suites; excel. eond.
PiANo-;-Fischer spinet. mahogany;
very little use; beautiful piece OF
dsaa dd9sTniture; excel. cond.; $500. TO.
PIANO, wurlitzer baby srand. owned
by musician. beautiful mahog. cases
excel, tone, best Of care. on. 1850.
PIANO-Jesse French spinet. ma.
best etf.r; pu. 1900. RA. $500. Msi
RHASo' RsSie tsoaS BABY ,ssra,s3c, srsan,a3 ssldw,n-st
"a nsssh; nm Can Ludlow 1-seos ossi.tsr
PIANO, Smith q Barnes upright;
shsrses' SsCi o"Hss WS. sSa1l Sill pay moyydins moyins
PIANs0-1aidwin grand; excel: cond.:
Weekday. '1s sss.r 5so Gss0 n d.sis; sss o.
PIANo--story and Clark studio up.
able; mshOa. iinish. Cali Wo. AIS.
PIANO. Kimball baby Grand. late
model: thoroughly reconditioned and
- doSn, balance in SO months.
X pktfTs ia3t, g St, nv. 20.
eAiPaIn Muslc fd g. ceol' are DissSs sscf.
sive representatives for these out.
standing pianos. We have Q com.
plete selection Of style and finishes
i0waf1re for vn,ir r,iaY,n r0nvsy.ts,sA
terms may be arranged. CAMPBELL
MUsIc CO.. HOS @ ct. n.w-. pL
PfASos-Ars you interested in 1S sss-
ting your child started in musict
RENrAI-PuRcHAsE PLAN makes il
eharses 81 as 70 low q Is 3 50 81 per 'rso. ne.
tSs plus nisnn hauling ss,, charges. .Xou select
be credited to the purchase prics
come in for complete details. Ask
ior our rental purchase department.
S,AMFBELL MUSIC co. li0s q
rIaNcs--Hsre Is Is your opportunity to
se,sc . hac tcconditioned Grand.
Steinway. knabe. Hamilton, Con.
over and others. All fully guaran-
iesanesc sesa Come fns y Hor teday ., Liberal AZ
lent terms. CAMPBELL Music Co,
Il0s q st. NV, DI. sl64. 30
S265 up: Erands. Sass ID: trn tsrms.
Always . good buy ct Dchaeffef.s,
sssaspiisnsd sna slS Ssx 1SUi sn cpsn @ sverg n!ght
ss saa = fAxo asl x6ou9as55 sa5ps y ss iScaiAs SSaiissDi
e.. eil: Gpg:, 81. 303g. III
CONTINUED on Next lase.9
s.
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas. oil. coal, wood, elec,
ACME STOVE. l01l 7th. Ma. S0b2

ACME STOVE. IOI1 7Gn. Ma. 6D0z
HEATER--65O-ft. Ma.
tional hot-water boiler. oil burner,
M. H. controls; 275-gal, oil tank.
expansion tank, winter summer
hookup; 40-gal. storage tank; 500.
Can be seen in operation. Installa-
larger system. SH. 0S92. -2I
HOT-WATER TANK. copper. 30-sal,,
PRACTICALLY new; reasonable. JE.
Lawn MOWERS, ss ea.: power rno NOW
er. Without engine, S28. Rear 1898
n. !. ave. ne. AL day Sat. sun.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. Lawson at style,
2-piece. Also club chair. Good
cond. $50 for all. Ii. 3-4o15.
MULTILITH. 1850; many extras: ex.
cellent mecbanicaI cond.; Sg75.
DOMINION PRINTERS, 931 New
York ave. NV. -21
LIv. RIM. SUITE, 3-pc.. with ottoman,
UN 1870. .4905 Gallatin ST., Ed
LIV. RIM. SUiTE--3 pcs, 2 end and
cocktail table: excel. cond.; $l35.
10. 9-9394 after 4 pm. -2l
LUGGAGE TRAILER with canvas
cover. 500; used less than. 1000
miles; cost Ss5 new. WO. 1914. 81
LUMBER-TEAKWOOD
One-inch thick, 2 to 9 IT. lengths.
plane, on both sides; soc It.
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FILE CLERKS
Charge Authorizers
PERMANENT POSITIONS
5-DAY WEEK
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
AND
VACATIONS
APPLY
GENERAL OFFICES
EIGHT HAHN SHOE STORES
7th AND K SITS. NV.

G4111 11A21IN O11NJG lOnES
7th AND K SITS. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. exper.; excellent
salary; Bill shift: meals furn. $3.50
GENFesN GSnni aye nnT;cr nv; we, ssSSe sSoe w.
physician In NV. washington; white.
learn. Box 1860, sssAs Star. "ulnsa a1 70
GROCERY CASHIER, evening work,
QUEENSTOWN DELICATESSEN
1857 queens Chapel I'd. MT. Raj.
Haf nifr CMScxu M uG s!iRIs sose; 70, cood al H.
plus meals, hospitalization and in
surance. No Sunday work. Apply
IN person. RESTAURANT S23, S23
10th st. NV. ~
HOSTESS
Excellent position now open 70,
attractive young lady, under 40
eoskts lounge in restsuTsnt aety exper
desirable: excel. salary and WORKING
conds., group insurance benefits
photograph. Box 63-G, Star. -24
INTERVIEWERS, 25-45, for pleasant
Interesting outside work in Wash.
lngton area, not selling, no expert.
snce required; 5-day week, hourl
1g1i 19 a;m. TO- to 4 p.rn.' car helpful. q Boz
Maid. coicred, for specially Is shop;
must be neat and reliable. Excellent
sal salary: steady position. 1o1s Conn
MAID : living in, Hyattsvi,le or n river.
SaS Can fDSds %s Asaa s4aa TSEs xs 800 90
MEDICAL LABORATORY TEcHNr.
CIAN-SECRETARY - For doctor.
once in Langley. PIX: area: nearb,
resident preferred. JU. 7-714S.
NURSING COMPANION. full time
Tor elderly gentlemen, room with
private bath and meals furnished
salary. Refersnces required. Cal
Falls Church s3e3 for appointment
NURSE. white, under 40, for doctor. I
ONCE. Hours. LIS; Sat-. ll-2
Typing required. salary aceordins
to qualifications. Call week ends
q. 3ll6. or during once hours
NURSE. practical or underErsd. @
GUS cases. Can Laurel Ia5. s' ts -.S:
knowiedge Of typins; S-dsy W VIZ.
permanent employment. Appl.
sTANpARD CIGAR d TOBAcC(
OFFICE NURSE and receptionist-
Typing and work II doctors once
Experience and references. CAN Ar
2779, between 10 and IL am. %.
"IANIST, white, for restaurant; nigh
work. Call RA. e6a3 after | Pm
RECEPTIONIST, with stenoeraphic o
some library training. good salar
and working conds., short wor
/ week Should be personable. hav
/, poise and ability to deal with public
| Not over 30. Box 293-G. Star.
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Closed Sunday. IRvIN's RESTAU-
RANT. I'll 18th st. NV. -25
GIRLS, full time or part time; good
pay, meals. paid vacations; cashier,
counter and grill; some exper. re-
quired. LENK FOOD SHOP, 1899
Columbia pike, Arl., Va. (next door
to Navy Annex. -22
LADIES--Make extra money In your
% rRinestone ieweIry %Iay,ns send and sor selnF of
free catalogue. or come in and re-
ceiye free sample. JEWEL GRE
AT1oNS MGs s3s New YorA ave.
LADIES turn your spare hours into
$$$; novelty plastics, 2314 r. !.
sSew soas;ci most 5sess Seaa T.
tiful line Of plastics; over 1909
profit: MRS. FREY. no. 1O44.
LADlEs; ods1s,. refined; STANLEY Home
week; perm. Phone HO-7776. -2S
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TYPIST-CLERK

IYFlST-CLERk
EXPERIENCED HANDLING PHONE,
ABILITY HANDLE VOLUME DE-
TAILS; GOOD SALARY WITH FU-
TURE STEADY POSITION; AGE
30 TO As. EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY WILLING WORKER. RE
PORT MIR. KRESSIN, 639 NEW
YORK AVE. NV, MONDAY. 10
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TEMPORARY CLERKS

White. under As. positions lasting
through the end OF the year. Air
conditioned bldg, modern cafeteria.
-40-hr. 5-day wk.. typing not re-
duired annual salary. S2.400. Lib
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
Personnel Of1ce. 3rd and r SITS. me-,
8 am. to 4 pm. No phone calls.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
WHITE COUPLE. no children. thor.
oughly experienced, will act as care.
takers of apartment bldg. for free
or part rent. Best refs. LII. 4-2507
Evening star., 1952-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN., beds. complete; ssie. and
Gble.; dressers; Easy ironer; hall
piece; mahog., framed sofa. Must
sell at once: any reas. 0ffer. 1920
Woodley pl. NV, DE. 1906. --21
GAS RANGE, Marlboro Universal; /;
in perfect cond.: $50. OIL. 664S.
GAS RANGE $50, and elec. refgr. $50.
Both Stewart Warmers; good condi-
tion. OIL. 0529. Ri
GAS RANGES; a ss new, use useo; S1s;5o. g! .I Sp;
Ga. ave-. DE. 1886.
GAS -.aNGES, new. used: SIb up:
Guaranteed; easy credit; nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH, MA. 1852.
Gas STOVE. burner. 2 oven. 500.
GAS AS srSaiE, 81 81 4.Durner with oven;
excel. cond.. $50. JU. 9-4257. Ill
GRAPHoTYPE, wheel type, mount
operation. Can be seen at 1887 u
st. NV. or call HOLMES. Elk. 0656.
GOLF CLUBS. set Of matched r. reg
istered Walter Hasan irons. $50.
Gun, springfield, 12 gauge, double.
30-in. barrel; used very little; $50.
10. S-l460. -2l
GUNS, high grade, 12-gauge shotgun,
A. H. Fox, grade CE, sets barrels
auto, electors: excel. cond.; $3.50:
also other pistols and rides for tar.
get shooters or collectors. EN-. 240o.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
Open Sat-, 1906
Open Sum-, 9-3
FREE DELIVERY
PhOneLU. 1-120O
ROBBY SEE:
"SALF-SALE"

Studs for partitions. 8 It. lcng. your
choice, IInd :|5s 35c' PCS 55e, Sc 80 ca. Fur:
Sc IT,; 10 in. Toe It. shelving,
10 In, your choice. l2c. l5c, 1Sc
or 4.g0 ca. Wallboard. 4x7 or AXIS,
your choice. &c, &c. &c sa. y. Cell.
iatins and. sound-Gesdenins..> iTs. 'ou yoaf
sRSfiifsi %sfi planiiSs. aSihs; IL IN. or thisk.' aas
long. In green, ivory. wood-tone,
sNcIai se@T ISahioiee; o;, 12s 4;r SO; rx q; Mx RIo
western red cedar panelins. Waih-
ington. pattern, one OF the .slowest
rottening woods In the world. So
forget all about your damp base.
ment. No. 2 Common. NOT NO. s..
bat NO. z, n 6-in. Sin. or lO,in:
l board #. = sstre.e resdy-mix . &C.
ARTHUR G. saEY says. "Insulate
your Il rome WITH flbre glass insulation
and save money. Your choice, &c.
81. .05 or So gal. Roof coating. i.sai:
can. $1.25; 5-gal. can. So 40. Roo1
cement, gal. can. $I.25. Cement,
sand, gravel, hardwall plaster. white
uulSn i'me, mNSOnS umes cement
nortsa,E:. no AZ. plaster yot Of Es. paEis. E:hey
Attic Expansion Made Easy" 2.
How to Build Recreation Room
With Built-in Bar" 8. ''How 20
Add o New Room to the Outside Of
Your Home" R0bby seq, NOW you
can build any one OF these with
no money down, SO long months TO
pay. We are open every Saturday
ana sunday Tor your convenience"
Robinson Lumber Co.
1899 Kenilworth ave ne, or rhons
LU. 1-1200 for free delivery. Also
quantity discounts. zoe
MA FIR KRAFT gun-type oil burner
s-.u MAJ. nal boiler; has been heat.
ins l27Em. house satisfactorily.
MA C.iIaG LO,E SEAT. occasional
Ghair and covers; l pair Grapes.
MoToR~5 hip. GE repulsion- Undue.
tion, 110-220, completely rebuilt;
$3.50. Power take-off, complete,
Tor 4-wheel drive Jeep. $75. Vienna
67S between z am. and $3.50 Pm.
MOVIE CAMERA. Bell g. Howell. 1 T.
case. mm ssgsGsrt'tsT sss. ST. Ssth Ss54 fss len. ana
MULTIGRxPH. Model No. 50, ink and
yp Type banks. type and ribbons. AP.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
NELP MEN tcont.)
/ LOB WITH A FUTURE
CAREER SALESMAN
HELP.-WoMEN

ACCORDION INSTRUCTORS. sWlI-
LERS MUSIC CENTER, 1905 No.
Hartford st., Arlington. Va. 30
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hELP WoMEN tcont.I

CLERK - Pricing and inventory
records. Experience preferred. Ex-
cellent opportunity. BARBER q
ROSS Co. 9Th and v SITS. ne.
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MODERN HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.
I'll FOURTEENTH STREET NV

GENERAL REPAmS-Paintine. pias.
tering. carpenter work, roof paint
ing. repairing: no. Job too small,
HOME kKPAiks-S0 Yrs. exper. Reas.
Attics. poTches, steps. shelving,
window cords. LU. 4-1971. 22
HOME REPAIRS
Evening star., 1952-09-20
BUILDING MATERIAL r

Used lumber, many sizes; windows
complete. with frames, doors. plumb
wrecked buildings. Special new toilet
outfits. S21.o5. Steel angle iron cut
to size; beams: reinforcing steel.
Flooring-Maple. pine and oak floor
ing in excel. cond., free of nails.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.. M.
Evening star., 1952-09-20

OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, ALL KINDS, WOOD, Steel.
SIS AND UP; FILE CAHTNFTS.
BOOKCASES. DRAFTING TABLES.
CHAIRS FROM LARGE INDUSTRIAL.
PLANTS. LARGE STOCK TO
AND DELIVERY. SAVINGS UP 70
MANHATTAN OFFICE EouIpMENr
639 New York Ave. NV.
OIL BURNER, gun type. and tank;
reasonable. WA. S9l6. I'll
OIL BuRNER--Deico; used; best ofs
Ter. Also electric motor. AP. 1927.
ORGAN--Baldwin and Minsball- -Estey
electronic organs. Models for church,
chapel home and student use. Sole
HUGO woRcH
Evening star., 1952-09-20

G.H.W.-COOK, LIVE IN
Fond Of children; lovely rm. and
Evening star., 1952-09-20
RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES

SALESIADlE
Jewelry and other departments. Op-
portunity for advancement to asst.
buyers.
Gold stampers, receiving room mark
ers, bookkeeping. machine operator
and file clerk also wanted; 5-day
week. Employe dement's. You will
like working at
BECKERS
Evening star., 1952-09-20

BRICK-BRICK
Good, Hard. Clean Brick
HOO So. Capitol st. Ii. 3-2261
Evening star., 1952-09-20
LUMBER BARGAINS

LUMBEH-IEAkW
One-inch thick, Q to 9 II. lengths,
plsneS s 800, on both sides; soc #.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-05-07

ing infants totaled about $1,000,
as compared with 10000 in 1916.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-05-07
Morse Whaling Future Is Uncertain

Sandefjord, Larvik and Tons
berg, main centers of the Norwe-
gian whaling industry, are in a
festive mood these days for, after
a long absence in far-off Antarctic
waters, the whaling fleet is COM
ing home again.
Improved equipment couple d
with the greater maturity of the
whales enabled the 10 expeditions
to catch the internationally con-
trolled maximum in "a days, while
in 195O-51 it required 70 days.
Oil Production at Peak
Final reports have been received
from II of the 10 expeditions
which took part in the 1852 season.
Total catch of the Norwegian
companies corresponds to about
10000 tons of whale oil. Of this
quantity, $4,000 tons have prev
iously been sold to foreign buyers,
and 10000 tons have been reserv-
ed for domestic consumption. The
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-05-07
Morse Device
Measures Salt

Food manufacturers and con-
sumers alike need no longer worry
whether there is too much or too
little salt in foods. That problem
has been solved with the develop
ment of "Saltex", an electric in
strument with the sensitivity of
the human tongue.
Recently patented by Eitzen and
Pathe, Post Box 2483 Oslo, Nor
way, "Saltex" uses a series of
electrodes to determine, with sci
entimic accuracy, the salinity of
solid and liquid foods. Just insert
or immense the sensitive electrode
Easter" into the product to be
tested, and at any desired point
the precise degree of salinity will
be registered on the indicator.
"Saltex" can be used to test any
kind of food product, whether
fresh, sailed, smoked or canned
It is especially useful in the saus
age and meat packing trade.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-05-07

Norway's government-operated
soccer pool, Norsk Tipping AIS,
reports net profits of Is million
kroner for 1851. AS decreed by
law, 10 million of the proceeds will
go to scientific purposes and 5
million to the promotion of sports.
In the four years of its existence,
the State Soccer Pool has paid
total of 43 million kroner to sci
ence and sports. ALLEGATIONS to
science are distributed by three
scientific research councils set up
after the war. The money for
sports, distributed by the State
Sport Office, goes to construction
of Fairgrounds, soccer fields and
ski jumps.
At it's office near Oslo, the Pool
has a permanent staff of AZ, sup
plemented once or twice a week
by part-time workers, mostly
housewives, who help checking
coupons. These are sold and re-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-05-07
Red Germ CHARGE

Major General Torstein Dale,
who is Chief Medical Director of
the Norwegian Armed Forces, con-
siders the Communist charges of
United Nations germ warfare in
North Korea as sheer propaganda.
Returning to Oslo after months
inspection tour of the Norwegian
mobile army hospital in Korea, he
observed that sanitary conditions
in that country being extremely
backward. the population is at all
times suffering from a series of
communicable diseases.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-05-07
Norway's Population Now 5000, 900
Gain Of $4,000 Year, Less Infants

The Central Bureau of Statistics
in Oslo reports that Norway had
a population of about 100000 at
the end of 1851. Births outnum-
bered deaths by 10000. Figuring
with an annual emigration of ap-
proximately 5000, the net popula-
ton gain is somewhere around
100000 q year.
A total of 29,7O0 Norwegians
died in 195O-slightly more than
8 per 1000 population. Compared
with .1936-4O, the mortality rate
dropped by 11%. In the past Is
years, the infantile mortality rate
has gone down by nearly 400.
Almost one-fourth, or 1850 of
all deaths in 1850, was caused by
diseases of the circulatory organs.
Cancer accounted for 1897, while
deaths from tuberculosis constitut-
ed only $3.50.
Fewer Norwegians are married
or born every year that goes by.
In 1850, there were 27,2OO new
marriages, while the average for
1946-50 was about 2S,8OO. In the
latter period, the annual crop of
infants dropped by 1870. The same
trend continued in 1851 when liv-
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remaining $4,000 tons will be
stored until the oil can be sold at
satisfactory prices.
The sharp drop in the price of
whale oil, which started toward
the end of 1851, has caused con-
Germ in Norway. There is a gen.
eral feeling that the ever increas-
ing competition for the 10000 blue
whale units, coupled with higher
costs and lower prices may jeopar-
die the future of whaling.
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Film On Morse
Refugee Camp

Investment in Tomorrow" a
documentary film showing life at
the Grefsrud camp for Jewish refu-
gee children, near Holmestrand,
Norway, will be presented in all
parts of the free world, outside
Norway.
Started in 1949, the Grefsrud
camp has provided treatment and
care for many hundreds of war
waits. Arriving in contingents of
200, they stayed for eight months,
enjoying fresh air, good food, ed
ucation, and medical care.
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Business and Professional Directory
THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND SERVICES ARE TOPS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE FIELDS AND DESERVING YOUR
SUPPORT USE GUIDE WHEN YOU SHOP.
BANKING SERVICE DENTIST
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Norway had a surplus of $780,
600 on it's March account with
members of the European Pay
ments Union, reducing it's EPU
deficit to $6S.1 million. OF this
amount, $50 million are covered
by initial grants and loans allocat-
ed to Norway at the start of the
EPU.
Production in Norwegian indus
try, both per man-hour and per
worker. rose by an average of 49e
from 1949 to 1850. according to
calculations made by the Central
Bureau of Statistics in Oslo.
A new Norwegian record for
glider flying has been set by James
Hayden. Soaring at height of
10000 feet. he stayed aloft for 10
hours and so minutes.
Diesel-powered taxis will now
be licensed for operation in Nor
way. Fuel cost is about 1/1Oth
of that for conventional taxis.
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Defense Aid

Norway is slated to receive $40
million in defense support from
the Mutual Security Agency in the
1928 fiscal year, as against SIS
million in the current fiscal year
Norway's projected defense bud
get in the 1928 period totals
$3.50 million, a boost of $35 mil
lion as compared with the $115
million voted for 1882.
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Delegates to S. F..

Two representatives of the Swe-
dish Methodist Church to the
Methodist Church World Confer
ence in San Francisco, California,
Reverend Henning Altering and
Reverend Maurits Goransson, were
among the passengers when the
Swedish American Lines Grips
holm" locked in New York City
recently. They plan to stay in the
United States for a few months.
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New Morse Putty

Rubber-Seal is the name of
revolutionary type of putty recent
ly shown to American buyers who
visited the Floating show case"
aboard the Norwegian cargo liner
'Thalatta." Made by AIS Rein
gun Klein. Tekn. Industri of
Drammen, Norway, Rubber-Seal
does not harden and crack like ord
mary putty.