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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
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4us Sannoper beri6ten oeutide
gldtter: Drei Sage prangten San-
nopers SaltptperfebrsitraBen i'm
Sdmud Der tpeiB-gelben Sabnen
gieoer-SAleitens uno Der gelb- -blauen
SbersSdleiiens. 9urd sic StraBen
Der nieoeriadIii6en 2anoesbaupt.
ltaot ordngten ii6 = nit ibren bei-
matliden aofaroen nidt gu >uberie.
ben = Die 8ertriebenen Ser beioen
lbleiiIhen Brobin5en, tpieoer einmal
pereint nod BEN Sabren ser Srens
nuttg nnb na1 10 bitterer Scot. Muf
Dem Weiiegelanoe nnb in 6en groBen
Meiiebauen iab man runo 100000
Shlelier, alt un6 jung, Manner 1ino
5ranen. 6eimatabenoe, Sonnen-
ipenofeiern Der Sugenb, 9elegierten-
periammlnngen uno Beranitaltunsen
Der &atbolifen lnb BroteItanten
gruppierten itd in oen orei Eagen
Inn oas &ernproblem oieies Ereffens
oas Seimatrebt Der aebn Millionen
pertriebenen Slt-Deuti9en, 6as
SAidlal ser beimatliben @aue.
~5rieoe, bieies @ort einmaI gans
ernlt genommen, fann nibt errihtet
peroen auf elmer menidliben 2rago-
Die iol6en MusmaBes; Der syrieoe
tann nidt geoeiben iolange er oarauf
beruben Jon, nationales @ulturIano
I'M Ser5en europas i'm 11nfang BON
fiinf bliibenoen Brobin5en elmer tota.
len etbnil6en 8ernibtung nusauiet-
gen, um es Damn amsauliefern an
Rrafte, oie Der ibnen oamit iibertra.
genen aufsabe tueoer biitorii9 nod
aus ibrer eigenen araft ge,padien
| linb."
Der unberduBerli6e Mniprn9 auf
Die Seimat = bon oieiem General
nenner aus muB bas IN 6dnnoper
berfiin6ete neue Mftiorlsprogramm
Der Seimatpertrieben in ieinen eir-
5elnen Bunften peritanoen tperben.
rl1ns treibt fein inperialiItii9er
Drang, mir bertreten feline nnbe,
briinoeten territorialen Jorberungen.
Wir perlansen oas, tpas uns re6tIi1
5nltebt: Die &eimat." :" Ser gbrenpor.
iitenoe Ser 2anbsmanni9aft Der
Sbleiier, Winiiterialrat @infe, tpie-
oerbolte Die 8itte an Die 8unoesregie.
rung, gegen oie polniI9en Wabnab.
men gu proteitieren, Die 6em Gbaraf-
ter Der "8ertpaltuns" oes 2anbes
ni9t greedt tper6en. 3u bieien Mab.
nabmen gebort aud Die Mniie6lung
bon Gbineien. Sen Beitmdhten mo.
ige Die Bonner &egierung eine Nota
oes Snbalts an Bolen nabelegen, baB
Snbel ltierungen in oieien @ebieten
nur Damn Iusii6t auf @rias baben,
wenn iie Ser grbaItung nn6 Bflege
oes borldufig iibernommenen 6eut.
lden @eiittums bienen. Sn einem
Bort an Die Bolen geIobte Minfe, oab
bic Shleiier nidbt Die Mbiiht baben,
Gleihes NIT @Ieihem 5u bergelten.
nenn fie zines Saees auf frie6li1em
JWege in ibre Seinrat auriidfebren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

9ie oitbeuti9en Seimatbertriebe-
men eriparten fein @unoer, tpie aud
Safob aailer, Der 8unoesminilter fir
geiamtbeutide Sragen, in &oflnober
unteritrid; ibre Soffrlung lit bie eu-
ropdiife Berltdnoigung iiber Ole
@ren5en bin1peg. sic iinb 1ih boriiber
flar, baB oie @ieberbereinigung
Deuti6lanos 5llnadit n1r Sic beut-
i6en Weniben i'm tpeItlihen uno
mittleren Teil Deuti9lanbs einiblie-
BEN fann, 90 rtur in bielem @ebiet
oorerit geiamtoeutIde @ablen mog.
li6 iinb. sic finb aber Der Mnii9t,
oaB oie @eitm1hte - aufgrmn6 Der
bon ibnen bertretenen Yrinaipien -
| iib oa5u befenne,t nliiBten, oas @e9t
Ser Seimatoertriebenen BEL gegebener
@elegenbeit NIT frieoli6en Weitteln
burh5uiesen. Darum audi bas grius
den Der Sblelier an Die 8unoesre-
giernng, fiinftig einen Musihub BON
8ertretern Der oItbeutIhen 2anos-
mannidaften guta1tIi9 gu boren, be.
Dor oitpolitiIde gntidliifie sefoBt
ooer biplomatiI9e S9ritte unternom-
men tperoen. Muf Dem epangelii1en
&ir6entag Ser 5bleiier in Sannoper
iagte Der nieberIdbliibe 2an6esbii1of
8. 8. Sans ellie, bie seidibtIi9en
Mufgaben zines Bolfes -fonnten nur
bon Mannren un6 Sraren erfullt
nerben, Die rWut uno @e6uI6 ba.
ben". Mus oer &raft unb Der SeIbit-
beiinnung Der oItoentlben 9eimat.
pertriebenen pragte er oas @ort bes
Bertrauens in Die 3ufunft: y@ir iin6
elm 8olf, oas i'm Nebela mari1iert,
aber @ott fann aub i'm Nebel fiib-
ren." M
gu Dem @eimattreffen in Gtutt-
gart Dor 5tpei Sabren tparen 10000
Sf>0elltide 5uiammengefommerl.
0as antpa6ien Der Eeilnebmeraiffer
auf 100000 in Sannoper aeigt au1
! auBerlid, baB Die Ianosnlanni9aftli-
DIE Organization Der Seimatpertriebe-
men in bieier 3eit groBe 5orti9ritte
gemadt bat. Ser @eoanfe Der 5elbit-
bilfe ourd Sdaffl1ns Der ,pirti1aft.
liden @runolagen ibres gegentp6rti-
gen meItbeutiden Mipls bot Die Sci.
matpertriebenen INNER enger 5uiam-
mengefiibrt. sic eritreben gIei1es
&e6t als Staatsbiireer in Der neuen
Io5ialen @emeinihaft, in bie fie nod
Der austreibmng aus ibren &ei,nat-
gauen bineingeitoben tpor6en finb.
Sic foroern Die eerehte uno iinnboIIe
8erteiluns Ser 2aiten 6es 4rieges auf
oas ganae beutihe BoIf, iinnbolen
@inbau aIler Berufsgruppen Der
Seimatbertriebenen in oas 2eben 6es
oeutiben Bolfes, tdtige Ginihalt,1ng
in ben Bieberaufbau guropas. Was
tie oarunter beriteben, baben fie 1850
auf Der Stuttgarter Taeung 6urd
bic bon einem namenIoien oberI1Iefi-
iden Gluhtling berleiene .Gbarta
l6er Bertriebemen" befanntgegebem.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
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Sopeit es Die redt Iiidenbaften
&abelmelbungen geItotteten, baben
mir iiber Sen fiinfunboreiBigiten GU
dariitii6en aongreB in Barcelona be-
ridtet. ginen 5uiammenfaifenoen 8e-
ri6t, Der BEL aller &iir5e 1nan6es ent.
bdlt, bas in ben &abelmelbungen I'M
beriidiibtigt blieb, finoen mir iest in
Der ,Wiin6ener &atb. 4ir6en5eitung
bonn Is. Suni. Sort ihreibt Or.
Sans Merfl II. a.:
Ser fiinfunooreiBiglte Snternatio-
male Gu6ariitiife &ongreB lit been-
oet. Ser Bilger, Dem es nergonnt
mar, oaran tetl5unebmen, NOR ergrif=
fen, nit tpiepiel opfernoer 2iebe bie
raIt= uno rubeloIe fatalanil6e Safen-
.itaot am Nittelmeer ii6 fir bas &o9-
feit oes eu6ariitii9en Seilanoes por-
bereitet batte. Seit nabe5u einem Sabr
ltano Barcelona i'm 3eiden bieies
aonsreiies. Run lit fein Sous, feline
StraBe l1nb fein 8las mebr obne oie
bunten Jabnen unb 8impel uno oie
einorudspo0en Symbolic oes fatboIi-
iden 8laubens: 4reu5 uno &oitie.
Sic griiBen bon ben eleganten, paIait-
artigen @ebGuben ser neuen Staot
ebenlo tpie BON oen arn1i item garoden
Ser &anoiieolungen am SuBe 6es
Wontiuid. Gas abenolide Barcelona
erltrablt in nabe5n feenbaftem @lan5.
Die i6lanfen Giir1ue Der unfertigen
Stride Saeraoa 5amilia, oie &atbe-
orale, Der Nationalpaloit nit ieinen
farbenourditrablten 8aiieripielen
pirfen in ibrer nabtliden 8eleu1-
tuns mardenartig- g-ipufbaft. 9aeegen
itebt flar, idli9t unb einbrufspoll
an ieoem @aus, an 8anferl @aren-
bauiern uno offentli6en @ebGuoerl
oas beQltrablenoe 3eiden oes &reu>
5es.
Bas 5ur ginitimmung auf oen
aonsreBgeoanfen beionoers beigctra-
gen bot, lit Die ausgeiprodene Sof-
libteit uno 2iebenspiirbiefeit ser
8arceloner, nobel Ser &enner ipani-
I6er Wentalit6t peiB, baB lie ni9t
einem augenblidli6en @efubl
entlpringt, ionbern in Ser Sat elmer
inneren 3udt unb DiioipIiniertbeit,
elmer gigenart Ipanil6en gbarafters.
@obltueno empfinoet lie Der ,Sremoe
betm 8erfebrspoliailten ebenio tpie
bel ieinen @altgebern benen er nit
ieinen taglihen fleinen Sorgen aur
2aIt fallen muB.
Stano Der @ubariItiihe &ongreB
BON 8uoapelt unter bem 2eittport
~Sie gu6ariItie, oas 8ano ser 2ie-
be-, 10 tparen bie Sage bon Barcelona
getragen BON oem in unieren frieolo-
len Sagen 10 tr0ltenben @ebanfen
~Oie gu6ariltie unb Der syriebe"
Siinf perl9ieoene 8etradtungspunf=
te oteles Sbemas tpuroen in oen sabI-
rei6en nationalen uno irlternationa-
len Sisungen ebenlo berausgearbei-
tet mie tie in BEN sroBen Maienfuno-
gebungen gum ausbrud famen: Srie-
oe i'm gin5elmeniben, Sriebe in Der
5amilie, 5riebe in Der @eieni9aft,
Srieoe unter oen 80lfern uno Jrie6e
uno lieben6e Berbunoenbeit in ber
Stride Gbrilti.
Die sSiille Ser Beranitaltunsen
madt es unmoslid, auf aaes aud
nur iiberiidtspeile ein5useben. gini.
se S0bepunfte aber meroen alien
aongreBteilnebmern lanse in Der CT.
innerung eingeprast bleiben. Da mo-,
5uerit Der triumpbole @mpfang bes
8ertreters Bius XII, bes aarbinal'
legaten W. 9eoeibini, am abe,t6 6es
81. Mai. S9on bic san5e 5abrt bor
Der @ren3itation Sort Bou an maj
| elm ein5isartiger Eriumpbaug, II
Dem bos ipaniide 8oIf ieiner SIN
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bangli6feit uno 2iebe gum Sl, 5tubI
Iusorud CAB. In alen Staticnen
fubr Ser 3ug burd eine iubel1l6e uno
fabnenidmingenoe Mense; sen So
bepunft ser 8egeiiterlng bate fib
ieood Barcelona ,ielbit oorbebalten.
Die Sirenen i1tntli1er Shiffe oes
Safens uno gouerIhiiiie bon ser Sc
flung Montiuid berab melbeten Die
@nfunft oes 3uges. Inter ilnglal,G-
li6em Subel Der Meni6enmenge, mn
ter Dem 2auten auer @lofen ,tno Sem
&lansen Ser Bapltbpntne betrat ser
&aroinaaegat oie 9uerta Sc Ia Ya5,
po Der 8iirgermeiiter Ser Stdbt, ilnts
ringt bon un5dbligen @iiroentr1gern,
ber5life 8orte 5lr gegriiBung
ipra6. Barcelona iuble ibm su; OILS
8ertreter ser Stride GbriIti, tpelHe
Die ein5ise Madt lei, oie oie 85lfer
pereinen uno unierer rubeloieft 3eitI
oen 5rie6en brinsett fonne, Denn .itre
&raft lit auf oie 2iebe gegriinoet. 3u|
elmer ipabren 4potbeole geitaltete iid
gegen elf ubr 11a6ts Der aus3ug oes
&aroinaaegaten aus Der .&atbeorole
uno leine Sabrt an ben feenbaft 6e-
leu6teten Staotbrunnen porbei su
ieinen @enabern i'm Bala55o Natio-
nal. Is H..
Gin ergreifen6er Sobepunft mar
bereits am 28. Wai, Dem Sag Ser.
gu6ariItie rnb bes ssrie6ens in ser
Samilie, oas @ebet iener $4,000
ainoer fir ben @eltfrieoen uno Sic
gbrung Der 81. guhariitie burd) oieI
fatbolii6e Samilie. Webr oils o15O,-
900 grtpa6lene nabmen 6aran tell.
Gin tpabrer 8alb BON Jabnen ltno
Stanoarten aus alien Q1n6ern Ser
grbe umgab ben eigens auf bem Blas
Hius XII. erribtete,1 6o6altar NIT
ieinem fiinfunooreiBig Meter boben
areu5. sluf 0en Stufen oie gum M-
tdre fiibrten, batten itb 5diiler aller
Shulgattungen nit oreibunoert lpei-
ben 5abnen aufgeiteat, tpelhe sic gei-
itigen Spfer Der &inoer Spaniel1s
nnb Der @elt oaritellten, ban1it ser
gu6ariitiide @ongreB gnaoenpole,
iibernatiirlibe arii1te bringen m0ge.
grgreifenb mar oas 8eibesebet ienes
finoerreihen 5amilienpaters, ser
oier5ebn Sobne i'm @eiite gbriIti
er5ogen bat, unb biele feubte Mugen
fonnte man ieben, als Oonia Maria
Cabin itellpertreten6 fir iene Sami.
lien, Die i'm ipanii1en 8iirgerfriea
Die groBten Wdrtpreropfer ge6ra6t
batten, 6as @eibegebet iprad: ibren
@atten. unb bier Sobne aus bem Or.
bensitano bat iie in iener ungliidIi-
den 3eit geopfert.
llnoergeBlih miro oie rtGAtlihe
Saframentsanbetl1ng un6 6ie Weitter.
na6tsfommunion ser M1nner blei-
BEN. SSunberttauienbe bon Mdnnern
aIler 0ationen batten ii9 5uIammen
nit ibren 8ild0fen un6 YrieItern ae.
gen Witternaht auf Dem Ylas 8ius
XII. beriammelt, Inn Sen anaubeten
uno gu preiien, Ser &0nig uno Mit-
telpunft ibrer Ser5en lit. ailometer-
meit reibten ii6 bie Stiible auf Der
IpeniSa @eneraliiiimo 6ranco, ser
iieb5ebn ailometer langen Bradt.
itraBe 8arcelonas. Durd oie ganae
Staot idallten iiber Die 2autipre6er
oas @ebet Ser na6tlid 8erian1meI-
ten unb Die 8reoist P. 2ontbarois.
llnberseBlib auh bie Beibe Ser neun-
bunbert Yrieiterfan6ibaten aIler yea-
tionen i'm Stabium bes Montiuih,
Die Suloisunsen 6es ipanii1en See.
res un6 Der 100000 @erftGtigen an
Die @udariftie, tpobei anr6inoI Spell.
man Die ALTERNATIVE ftente: aon,mu:
Mon ODER aommunismus. Gridit.
tern6 6as Hontififalamt fiir iene, oie
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-01-21
RELIGIOUS Law Gives Sweden New Kind
,0ffreedom, But Not Very Many Want 1t

One of the most important re-
forms enacted in Sweden in 1851
was the new law for religious free
dom, which became valid on jan
uary l. 1t permits any Swede who
has reached the age of eighteen
years to leave the Swedish Luther
an State Church, without having
to join any other denomination.
Hitherto, practically all Swedes
have been members of the State
Church, even the majority of the
Free Church members. The most
important of The latter are the
Swedish Missions Covenant with
1860 members the Pentecostal
Movement with 100000, the Bap-
lists with more than 10000, the
Salvation Army with $4,000, and
the Methodists with 10000 men,
bers. In addition, there are 5000
Free Baptists in Sweden and 5000
Seventh Day Adventists.
The leading Free Churches have
urged their members to leave the
State Church, but it is yet too
early to say with certainty how
many will do SO. There are over
5000 Jews and about the same
number of Roman Catholics who
are Swedish citizens Due to the
stream Of refugees during and af-
ter the Second World War, the
membership in the fourteen Cath
Ollie congregations in Sweden has
increased to about 10000, and it is
estimated that the total number of
Catholics in the country is APP
proximately 10000. Ever since the
Lutheran Reformation, converts
and monasteries have been forbid
den in Sweden, but the new law
permits the establishment of such
institutions, after special permits
sion from the Government. The
law also provides for cert ain
changes in the baptismal, mar
riage and funeral rituals. Thus
the Free Churches are granted a
wider authority when it comes to
the performing of marriages. Flu
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-01-21
Living Costs In Sweden Rose
20% In 81, But So Did Wages

For the Swedish economy 1851
can be said to have been a very
good year, resulting in greatly in
creased inventories and foreign
exchange reserves as well as con-
siderable surplus in the govern
ment budget. For the average
Swede, however, it was primarily
year of rising prices. The ad-
vance in living costs and in per-
sonal incomes was practically the
same, or about 20 per cent, but
incomes obviously did not rise at
the same rate, and marginal taxes
often eliminated part of the high
er earnings. At the beginning of
1851, the wage and in part even
the price sterilization policy had
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-01-21
G. I.'s LIKE SWEDEN,S
KOREA HOSPITAL

wounded and injured American
boys in Korea all want to be sent
to the Swedish hospital in Pusan
for treatment, according to Major
Robert I. Jetland, of the Army
Medical Service Corps, who has
served as liaison officer with the
hospital for the past year and
half. Interviewed by the st. Paul
Dispatch, Major Jetland said that
the Swedish hospital cooks can do
wonderful things with the stand
ard Army rations issued to them.
which is one reason why Ameri-
cans like the. hospital. The Swe-
dish Red Cross unit, moreover, had
some of the most distinguished
surgeons in Sweden attached to it.
Originally equipped with 200 beds,
it was quickly expanded 70 $50
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just been discontinued, and the
Swedes therefore were prepared
for a relatively marked rise in
living costs, but the initiation be-
came more serious than expected.
During the past year. domestic
consumption hardly increased at
all.
In the last few years Sweden's
industrial output has expanded by
As per cent annually, and the in
crease last year was nearly five.
AS compared with 1888, the i'm
provement amounts to no less
than 70 per cent. Despite the rel
atively poor harvest, the gross ma
tional product last year was near
ly ten per cent higher than in
1850.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-01-21
SWEDEN HAS JUST brought

SWEDEN HAS JUST brought
out a jet propelled Delta Wing"
plane of its own, probably the first
country in the world, after the
United States, Great Britain, and
Soviet Russia, to design and build
such a craft.
The Delto plane, regarded as the
pursuit plane # the future when
it comes to speeds faster than
sound prove that Sweden intends
to remain an air power, Svenska
Dagbladet writes in a comment.
I'VE mean to defend our freedom
with the sharpest weapons"
A NEW CLUE TO THE MYS-
FERROUS disappearance of Raoul
Wallenburg, the Swedish diplomat,
who has not been seen since he
vanished from the Swedish Lega-
ton in Budapest on January II,
1915. seems to have been found.
An italian diplomat, DR.. Claudio
de (Mohr, has testified in writing
tina. he had daily contact with
Wallenberg in a Russian Jail from
April, 1945, until the beginning OF
1913. The testimony contradicts
a statement made in the fall of
1947 by the then Soviet foreign
vice minister, Andrea Y. Vishinsky,
to the effect that Wallenberg was
not in the Soviet Union and was
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-01-21

unknown to the Russian authori-
ties.
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STOCKHOLM - On the first
day on which the new Swedish
Dissenters Law came into eff
feet 100 of StOckhOlm's 1,0OO,-
600 inhabitants awaited them
selves of the right to secession
from the State Church. The
number of Withdrawals in the
rest of the country seems to
have been prOpOrtionately sim
liar.
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1852, it will bear an interest of
rs per cent.
For Sweden's part, Marshall aid
primarily contributed toward cas-
ing the country's dollar difficult
ties. At the same time it resulted
in Sweden's active engagement in
Western European economic CO.
operation.
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unknown to the Russian authori-
ties.
SOME REDUCTION IN I'M
ports from the dollar area seems
inevitable this year, unless exports
turn out better than expected.
Last year Sweden's dollar import
licenses came close to LOO mil
lion kronor Approximately 5000
millions), and current plans aim
at a total of COOL 900 millions
for 1882. "Swedens need of
American goods is increasing, and
should be satisfied. We must buy
coal, metals, chemicals, cotton and
many other essential articles. The
most important goal of our trade
efforts, therefore, will be to try 10
increase exports to the United
States and other dollar markets.
Firms which are able to expand
their exports to America will be
aided by building permits and pri-
critics enabling them to obtain
new machinery"
SWEDEN'S PURCHASES from
the United States last year repre-
sented about nile per cent of the
country's total imports, while
about six per cent of it's exports
went to America. These figures
are practically the same as for
1850. In 1851, forest products ac-
counted for 40 per cent of Swe-
denis shipments to the United
States. as compared with "a per
cent the year before. Iron ore an
swered for II per cent, or some
what more than in 1850.
THE CLOSING OF THE BOOKS
of the Marshall Plan shows that
Sweden received less than one per
cent Of the $12, 100 million which
were involved in the program. A
total of $118.4 million was allo.
Gated to Sweden, of which $20.4
million was in the form of credit
during the first Marshall Plan
year. 104849. OF the $118.4 mil
lion, actually only about $lO6 mil
lion were used. The. credit Swe-'
den Ia to repay in twenty yearx.
beginning in 1885. After June so.
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nerals may also be performed
without following the State Church
ritual, if the deceased had express
sed such a wish.
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beds, and in the first year and
one-half served 10000 patients.
More than 5000 surgical opera
tions have been performed there.
ALTHOUGH DOGGED BY DIFF
ficulties in China, the Swedish
foreign missions report some con-
tinued progress in 1851. Since
Communism ended the Swedish
work in China, the various mis-
sions districts in Africa have be-
come the most important fields.
In India, on the other hand, aciiv-
tiles have been complicated by pos
litical developments.
SWEDISH STEEL MILLS are
now being enlarged and modern
lied, which will make it possible
20 increase the present total an
nual production of one million
tons to 1.6 millions by 1854. This
is expected to cover the estimated
domestic consumption at that
time. At present, Sweden's pro-
duction of steel corresponds to
about 500 lbs. per person, as COM
pared with approximately 1000
lbs. per person in the United
States.
SWEDEN'S 24O DAILY NEWS
papers during the first six months
of 1851 had a combined circula-
lion of 3,474,OO0 copies per week.
day. The SO papers of the Liberal
Party's 80 dailies for 226 per
cent, and the Farmers Unions 10
dailies for 40 per cent. The eight
Communist newspapers represent
ed only 1.9 per cent, while the rest
was taken up by 35 non-political
journals.
SCHOOL TELEVISION HAS
had its premier in Sweden. Elk
cerpts from August Strindbergs
historical drama, Master Oiof,"
now playing at the Royal Dramat-
ic Theatre, lecture on initiation,
as well as a program on art his
tory recently were sent out to a
couple of schools in Stockholm
from the experimental station at
the Institute of Technology. Reg.
ular television programs, however,
will not be sent out in Sweden
for considerable time.
EXPOSING PIGS TO ULTRA
violet radiation has yielded prom
ising results in Sweden, reports
Olof Swain, Stockholm veterinary
surgeon, who after two years OF
experiments has discovered that
radiation reduces the effect of in
fluenza in pigs by about fifty per
cent. He has also found that suck.
ling pigs exposed to ultraviolet
rays increased considerably more
in weight than untreated animals
of the same litter.
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Swedish Royalty to Visit. 1t Is
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will pay official visits to Denmark
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Swedish Royalty to Visit. 1t is
announced that King Gustaf Ad-
olph and Queen Louise of Sweden
Will pay official visits to Denmark
and Norway in March.