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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.
oFFIcEs 9 STUDIOS FOR RENT

s-RooM SUITE Of over soS goo -. 50. ris #.
KAsS-BERGER. INC. EN-. 800;
AIR,coNDIIIoNED c{Sse Century tS co14ts SlGs;;
and Govt. bldgs.; modern fireproot
singles singles or Suites. ali services in
siudsdh SsSIs ecENFtjRT 5snSj Parecao5s co
koom sssa1a1leeii Isl. AZ hepIs 9Th s 81! RI sss4
new, bright, spacious, modern ofice
space; suites Of 1 to rms; COM
pletely fireprooi bldg. ,ohsn Tisn eeaus. oesWa.
tor. tor ets.; reas. rental. TO Inspect,
phone ADLAI MANN, Agent. NE
f20I; ewes. AID. 7105 or HO 6l43.
MOVE OUT where parking Is plenti-
1ofs slrspr0SS1 Sl1 oes New Rsmp RsGa ave- rst
trafic light. just beyond 2. e; line;
Very reasonable rent. BASILdh9S ~
INyEsTMEMIT .NIIII,. CO; o1 MI 5a4F Ferry y,5 pi'
ssEGiMP;i ssprine. Private parking facilities;
500 per no. sH. 3490. -17
1900 SO FT... near Hechts. down
town; 8 rms, 2 laws; very rssS; e; Tent;
Sa SSRos Mr. NA EsesssF esss s,sa eves. pE5fss4s H. ss4s
DESIRABLE LOCATION in. Rosslyn.
nr, Key Bridge; suitable for insur-
ance company or lawyers once.
X PsSpe sT,e Near IL, 7sSSAlfTLi sTAfLER - valusSsl.
first-fioor location. containing 2,5oo
so It: completely air conditioned;
suitable for large national organiza-
tion or union headauarters. Can MT
Holland. H. G: SMITHY CO. gu
sui4h tiih St or Ps, J RMS. 'sGS and bath, 10Th
and n SITS. NV; ideal location. Call
ExcHANsGEE oUTsIDE 100 TT. in
Ksss B,ds fgs sppTSs as. sPSSSs SsSs. In Be- Be-
sIyRR aelTi ST SsjpRfsG. s2sGG, ssa4 Ga. ave- ave-
Single once, l1x16 f.; windows DOW
with street frontage; util. and ssni,
tor service in incl; ao9a only s4'' i5 FEHSf
oecSpaney. aeeS ana tsis CARL g. RosTNsKi CO.
e9oaR oR lssR j RM. g. oaf'TicE a'Tiii 1s;uTTR-c9m.
pletely furn.; newest air cond, oldg;
Hspf5 fs4p fsns e svns HaFG9R 9s Mts S
ONE RIM. OFFICE in dwntn. eisy
bldg; immed. occup.: $50 mo: Te
inspect, call LEO M: BERNsTEdIHH 9
OO., I1lO n ot- A"W't tsaASs
DOWNTOWN-3-rm suite; approx
700 sa. it.; elev. bldg; reas; rent
ali services included In rent. To in.
spect, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
Co, l415 K st. NV. ME. 54O0
18th AND N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Approx
1900 sq. It. on one H.; in whole OF
in part; immed. occup.; elev., eiec
and char service included IN rent
70 inspect, cali LEO M BERNSTEIN
& Co, 1415 < st, NV. NE. $500
EVANSVILLE, MD.-Qne or 2:rm
suite avail. on LIST a. Of modern
once bldg, facing Baltimore blvd.
heat and char service included II
rent. TO inspect, call LEO M. BERN
STEIN Il CO.. l4l5 x st. NV, ME
54n0; ewes. GE. 0619.
DENTISTS SUITE In silver Spg: OF
Ca. ave-; 4 rooms and small lab.
always been dentists ofices; S12I
mo-; 6-yr. lease. RIPLEY & RoMER
Realtors, 81. Gill.
OR 3 OFFICES. 14th st. nea
Thomas Circle; convenient parkin
eSN So. FK ORfMoRE; Groom suit
with private bath. once Bldg. .1St
and II st. NV. Elevator. WIN.
SAUNDERS d CO.. INC. DI. 101f
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

and combined perm
1st and 2nd trusts loans in Arling-
ton area. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
2100 Wilson blvd. ia. 2-3300. 80
End TRUSTS BOUGHT, top prices;
immsd; cash. CAN day or nieht, ].
FRsT-TRUsT LOANS ON real estate:
@onthis NOV fasei; Dasments feaf WAS WnIsHE fhS
INC. I115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 g st. NV. ME. 2495.
WILL PURCHASE 2nd deed of trust
notes on residential and commercial
property. in d. C. only. In amounts
Of 1000 to $4,000, at reasonable
discount. MR.. CLARKE. DI. 1881.
Cash ON lst AND cad TRUST
NOT M0dEs ns lst tES; S on sealsd
notes in b. G.. Ma. and va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
14th and G sts. NV. DI. $3.50.
Brokers attention.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-we
viii buy second trust notes. D. &C..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE % INVEST
National Nation 1855 5sss. i'iS ~ + ave. NV
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2h TO Az DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK. RA. 34lS. 16s
READY CASH AVAIL. FOR PUR-
CHASE OF 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS.
PHILIP STEARNS, 927 18th ST.
NV, RE: 2144. ~
2nd TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Cash today.
RA. 1881, GIL. 6676, day or ewes.
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SUMMER HOMES

s. c., isles of Palms
Wonderful vacation spot and invest
ment; 2 bedrms.; completely fur
nished house facing ocean: has large
screened porch; lot approx. Soxi20
ranged. Rockville 4347. 30
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AUroMoBlLEs ron SAG

PLYMOUTH '4g Special de luxe club
ct AUTO Who'll LESALERs. 1871
Of ifne cars. So bank financed.
PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe 4-dr.; S45
down. low terms; one owner; T. and
Nd. ave- .S. Re- IS ssss eS ssior. ~ PM. E.
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe 4-dr.; $3.50
down, low terms; flne tires real
super sve yal1s EN- See ssss ASo Ss3or. .th e Nd
PLYMOUTH 194l; and h.; taxi.
Used daily. OIL. 5067 after 6.4-17
PLYMOUTH 1e46 club coupe; excel
lent throughout; $695; terms. wa.
PiYMouTH 1s47. club coupe: radio
and heater. light gray finish; .
sale price for today, S7s5. WHEEL
nv; nv. EN- En-. 4sooo. 4ssSSo Wisconsin avenue
PONTIAC 1915 "s' 4-dr. in good
condition. 500. CAN Ii. s-s945;
P0NREAc Dec. AS strsamiiner ""s.
sSnsi; ssea tires; 81. loo: n6 o.. sss5
poS41Ac eassE I Pm 9s5o cnieitain aaS sedan;
asdT9igSsd aT41 waosEsg u az KY Dfz less a,s e
densburs Ia. Tao city blocks 81 OF ft fins
cars. So hank financed.
PONTIAC 1947 conv. coupe; r, and
h.; good tires and top; excel. motor;
pSNfa psaNSffln $7sS 4s strss6iin.s dA ssas4 sedan
throushout; reduced to SSs5; only
a open pssei svsasns: aGas; TN eoasT e lSos
PONTIAC, rsoS 427 Florida ave. ne.
Pontiac rs e-dr. club sedan tass";
r.,;d and h, Hydra Matte; ya bsastifui
COUNTY, MoToRss,' 5ass wis.
rcsr12e sSs e. o1so: Gysr. Ear eyes s.s,tte ~ L.
AGTo wHoLEsALERs, Isl Blas
densburs Rd. Two city blocks Of
fins cars: 5% bank financed.
and heaters overdrive. SS76. RH.
sTGDEBAKEE 81 s-dr.: r and B..
egsrdriys; ecE c.p lny nsy-car s1ndition; 81
sssss:ss ls zs9' o E''Ssa;s aSs
sTUDEBAKER III Starlight sedan:
SU4o saUg41P9ss wHi SSss YSs pay les; a,s :.
GhSSose Ek1. wv Civ LIUCA9 B4
fine cars. 5Ss bank financed.
STUDEBAKER 81 Ch.; $500 miles:
Climatizer, overdrive: aqua green;
hin holder; $1,500. Lo. S-ss29
sTUDEBAKER 80 Regal de luxe
less at AuTo iSSGsi WHoLEsAiEisS. LiSS2i g. 4 ssi
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
Of fins cars: 81 bank financed.
sISSDEbAHER seSan: eEn;nnst ~ Rsgf 1s, ds luxe
less at AUTO Wholesalers, 173l
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
sTU5EBAKER 1850 commsnder.
equipped; overdrive; new tires, bat
terry, sparkplugs; $1,450 or best
onsr; co: 1851. ewes. or Sat. .-11
T, and h., overdrive: beautiful blacE
nnish; 81 .095. TOWN q COUNTRY
MOTORS, 5336 Wis. ave-, OR. 0100,
Open ewes. til 10.
HEARSE, studebaker, good appear
ance. good mechanical shape, low
mileage. $3.50. FA. 1910. -l5
WiLLYS ~ Station wagon; heater:
clean inside and out: 2-tone finish;
90.day guarantee, S1.045. STEU-
ART MOTOR CO. (NA. $1,000. 9Th
ana N. 7. ave. NV. Open evenings
Sat. and Sun.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


ANGLIA 194S; black; $500. Prefect
'4S: black; both top-notch cars.
Also we have. other makes to Sc
iect from In these very economical
cars; up to 35 miles per gal. uf gas.
Easy to drive and handle In this
Wash. trafiic today. easy to find .
parking space. Come in today for o
demonstration or call our salesman.
will bring one out to you. HILL b
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA. 9S50). lila Vermont
ave. NV.
ANGLIA 81 2-dr. English Ford;
green. new cond.ss orig. owner; 33
AUBURN 1923. best offer starting at
$50; excellent shape. For details
phone wa. 6097.
AUSTIN 40 ADO 4-dr,; htr.; owner,
teed. ROYAL MoToN, INC. Chrys-
ler-Piymouth. Is K@edy Ut. Open
It'll Q pm. To. PASS. -1b
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NURSING HOME

NURSING HOME
bldg: 30 rms. contain
ing 80. 500 #. of floor space and
about "a of million GU. IT,; neces-
sary FIRE and health permits guar
anteed; Ideally located on . 12-
looking surrounding country and
between . of the nations greatest
health centers. tU. s.. Gov. Public
Health. Bethesda. Md and world
famous Johns Hopkins University.
Baltic. Md.l See page BIS first
column Wash. Star. January 10. as
to the urgent need for nursing
homes: this property is offered ct
to retire; the price is ridiculously
low but Q down payment Of ap-
proximately $4,000 will he. re-
duired. the balance arranged to
agent. Silver Spring. Md. ST..
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tContinued.)

14th AND N. Y. AVE.-Approx. 5000
50: ~, on one floor; two elevators;
suitable for large organization, in
surance, advertising; very reasonable
Holland. Il. @. SMTTHY CO.. s1i
10th st. NV. ST. $500. la
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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. 664o.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1914 K ST. NV. Q1th and K)
READY CASH AVAIL. FOR PuR-
CHASE OF End AND 3rd TRUSTS.
PHILIP STEARNS, 927 18th ST.
NV. RE. 2144. III
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
eonsolidate your present trusts
and interest and give you any bal
anrs in cash. Call Mr.. MILLER.
/, ME. 1870: eyes,. La. 6-6194.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST NOTES or Improved D. c.
and nearby Nd. aperties; sub
stantiai discount. 81. CLARK. HO.
1447 or NO. 5S6S.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

Is BUILDING. LOTS with city water
in front and property facing Sea.
near 4th st.. with 479 front feet,
known as lots No. Is. 16, II and
lS in block No. 2 and recorded in
yillsi en- Nd. roi r0rmeTIy owned " y Floyd
$500 cash. Take ali with the s.
room house. In Seabrook. Md.
77' FRONTAGE. LOT by 81 #: deep
on Howard rd. Just on Nicholson
as ave e north ,s Of i,,L;no Nicholson aye. $3.50
11S ACRES with 8-room residence in
Honey Hollar near Front Royal.
Va. with III, 900 #. of hard saw
timber. joins the Govt. Remount and
the National Park land. State road
s5s s5poS sn,|s1s sDsnds II SSs syd
8 0eIts hcREs E; within u mile out Of
Front Royal, on Gard Hill. on state
black-top hwy. 4 large chicken
houses, breeder house. meat storage
water % cfstern stern 4*room wro ana res. with fI part
is Sss shssa9soah 8 ssS AZ and No. 81
8 HOUSES in Front Royal. Va. at
5000. with $1,000 cash down
on Shenandoah River inv in warren e ass CO.
Va. AZ miles ne. of Front Royal,
Isl 1s11ii IA ACRES ACRES cattle grazing farm
with, large broom residence and 10
out bldgs. S19.500, cash.
45e 5ear ASRm San Roya shsnansGa6 Hs sooo5a Svs
CLAUDE L. RUST
306 8. Royal Ave. Front Royal, Va
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DESK SPACE

mail address and tele-
phone answering service. $3.50
monthly; with desk, $15. ME. 1868.
DESK SPACE. mail and telephone
answering service. very reas. rates.
Tower Bldg, RE. 1921. .-15
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a6QsII ~

ON HARD SURFACED ROAD, 3 -
4 g.; two 10.a; tracts; Is O., 30, O.,
Two. Do o.. 80 g.; water and gas
available; good for subdivision.
SMITH w MNuTT ST.. S4l5 ca.
ZONED for apartments, 40 a., priced
only SOC per foot; 2 blks. from Ige.
Sc. business dist. on main street,
Paved with curb, sewer and water,
land level, approx. 100 BY $50. Mr..
Bartlett with ALDRE. INC. LU.
4. O747: eyes, Jo. 3-464s. lis
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
Prince Georges County.
N. LEO STORCH
Union 7649
HAVE IL wooded acres in Southern
Md. which are so located as to be
an excellent investment. II you are
interested in a good location for Q
home with fine possibilities for In
crement In your investment
CALL Elk. 0347
NOLAN REALTY co.
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BUILDERS ATTENTION

BUILDERS ATTENTION
30 acres fronting on both Lee hwy.
$1.700 per acre. Near Merriheld
Va
80 acres right in Annandale, large
frontage on main hwy. Priced for
quick sale at 1880 per acre, but
MILLS REALTY co.
Annandale. Va. FA. O999-4913 e
SO LOTS, $3.50 EACH
Ideal for low-cost housing, sewer In
on 10 lots. water avail: start build
ing Immediately; 2 mi from the
stenfeld.
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 1870 Ewes. Ia. S129
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HEARSE, Studebaker, good appeaf-
ance. good mechanical shape, low
mileage. $3.50. FA. 1910. ID
WILLIS 40 Station wagon: heater;
clean inside and out; 2-tone finish;
so.day guarantee, S1,045. STEU-
and N. Y. ave. NV. Open evenings
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GARAGES

AUIVS Q IKUSKS FOX HIKE
TRUCK with l. 2 or 8 men; moving,
hauling; small Jobs q speciality;
24-hr. serv. MI. 794S or 20. 9-966O.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05
English Glasses
For Foreign-Born

Edison Technical School, Broad
way and E. Pine, offers classes in
English for foreign born who wish
to learn to speak, read, and write
English, and classes for those who
are familiar with the English lam
Suage and who wish to improve
their use of it. These classes are
taught daily from 500 a. m. until
LAO p. m. Those entering may en-
roll for as many hours as they
wish.
The enrolment fee for any
course at Edison Technical School
is $500. In addition students who
take English classes must pay a
S1.O0 class fee which covers the
cost of books loaned to them.
Those interested may enroll in the
Counseling Office, Monday through
Friday from 500 a. m. to 400
p. m. Spring quarter starts Mon
day March 10.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05

made Norway exceptionally good
were the unexpected victories IN
l 500 meter speed skating and the
Is kilometer cross country. In ad-
dition, some did not expect Stein
Erickson to win the giant SALON
E. According to experts, Sweden
should have won the 19 kilometer
and 80 kilometer cross country in
skiing Indeed, Swedes took 1-2-3
in the latter 1919; Also Sweden
was rated as a favorite for taking
4X10 KIN. relay Finland d.
q little better than expected by
taking 1-2 in so KIN. and 2-3-4 in
10 kilometers. but was somewhat
of a disappointment by not win
ming the combined. U. s. has nev-
er SO done we'll in European staged
Winter Olympics.
GAME WINNERS IN PAST =
Since the Olympic winter games
We're launched in 1924, Norway, as
a nation, has won four Of the six
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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05
5000 Students Are Taught
Scandinavian In 81 Schools

Each one OF the three ScandinaV-
ian languages, Danish, Norwegian,
and Swedish, now claims about
one thousand school and university
students in the United States. This
was revealed by Professor Einar
Haugen, Norwegian-born Ameri-
can philologist, at a recent press
conference in Stockholm. All in
ALL sixty-four American institu-
tons Offered Scandinavian courses
in 1850, of which thirty were uni
versities and twenty-one colleges.
Among the NOrdic language
groups in the United States, Films
and Icelanders seem to hold on to
their mother tongue the longest
and Danes the shortest time, while
NOrwegians and Swedes form an
in-between group, Professor Haul
gen said. He came to Scandinavia
to gather material for textbook
of the Scandinavian languages.
According to an Investigation
made by Professor Costa Franzen
of the University of Chicago and
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05

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long
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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05

"Wings to Vikingland" is the IL
tie of a color film on Scandinavia,
made last summer by Pan Amer
lean World Anyways and now re-
leased for showing in the United
States. It deals with a young AM
erican couple, who first go to
Stockholm and then visit the is
land of Gotland, Dalecarlia, and
Lapland. After this tour of Swe-
den, they continue through Norway
and finish their journey in Den
mark. At a recent screening be-
fore Scandinavian newspaper cor
respondents in New York. the film
was very nell received. 1t will De
distributed through Pan Ameri-
cans district offices.
The production of electric power
in Sweden in 1851 rose to 1880
million kilowatt hours, against 49,
300 in 1850 and 5000 millions ten
years ago.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05

Hedin Bronner, of Washington, d.
c., which was published in the 1851
November issue of Scandinavian
Studies" a total of 2,916 persons
in the fall of 1850 attended cours-
es at American institutions of
learning dealing with the Language
es, literature, history, or culture Of
the Scandinavian countries. Com
pared with similar investigation,
made in 1916, this means a de-
crease of twelve per cent, almost
entirely affecting the high schools.
College attendance remained al
most unchanged, and the UNIVERSE
ties showed slight increase. Ev-
er since 1889 the figures for uni
versity students have been in
creasing. and during the period
19465O ten more universities add
ed Scandinavian courses, while on
ly three eliminated them. Messrs.
Franzen and Bronne- are of the
opinion that Scandinavian subjects
are studied more and more be-
cause of their own merits and not
out of loyalty to 1.-The old country"
During the last few years the
Carnegie Foundation has contrib
uted to Scandinavian Area Stu
dies" at the Universities of Min
nesota and Wisconsin.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05
WHAT ABOUT DENMARke-
The Rockefeller Foundation ha.

The Rockefeller Foundation has
made the following grants to SWe-
cen: $4,000 to the University Of
Lund, providing equipment and re-
search assistance for The work IL
genetics under the direction OF
Professor Arne MuntZing, of the
Institute of Genetics; 81, 200 TO the
University OF Upsala. Cor equip
ment for use in X-ray crystallos-
raphy research by DR.. Einar Stem
hagen in the Department of Bio
chemistry. ami $3.50 to DR.. Lars
forster Friberg. Department of
Industrial Health. National InSti-
tute of Public Health, Stockholm,
for visit to observe occupational
health in the United States and
Canada.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05

An exhibition of memorabilia OF
Jenny Lind has opened at the Mu-
scum of the City of New York. It
will continue through March ?.
Among the items displayed was an
early Victorian rosewood cabinet,
given to the Swedish Nightingale
by the New York Fire Department
en- September Is. 1880, as an ex-
preston of gratitude for the So
prano's donation of $4,000 to its
widows and orphans fund.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05
Roundup

Amassing 1855 points, seven
gold medals and host of other
top hOnors, Norway emerged as
the victor at the Olympic Winter
Games at Oslo with attendance of
record-smashing crowds, $4,000 at
best. Americas Average Bundagc.
international Olympic vice presi-
dent, said: These games were
the biggest and most harmonious
of all my experience"
U.S.A. was second with S9.5
points; (3) Finland, % points;
a. Austria, go points; (5) Ger
many sos; (6) Sweden 29.5. Can
ada placed tenth with 1875 points.
Outstanding individual male star
of the games was Hjalmar Ander-
sen of Norway, winner of three
speed skating titles. He won the
/ 800 meters, 5000 meters and 1O,-
900 meters. setting an Olympic
record of 8:1O.6 in the 5000 anu
Olympic marks of 16.4S.8 i'm the
10000.
Top women honors were won by
Americas Andrea Mead Lawrence
of Rutland, vt. She took two gold
medals in skiing - the slalOm and
giant slalOm.
OTHER US. STARS Dick But
ton of Englewood N. j., was re-
peat winner in mems figure skat-
ing. Ken Henry of Chicago won
the 500-meter speed skating race.
The Kennedy kids of Seattle We're
second in figure skating for
couples.
MORSE STARS - Aside from
the wizard Andersen, NorWay's
gold medal winners were Arnfinn
Bergman, ski jump with expect
ed winner Thorbjorn Falkanger,
former Wash. State College star
as second Hallgeir Brenden, Is
kilometers cross-country: Simoa
Slattvik, combined skiing; Stein
Erickson, giant slalom.
SWEDEN DISAPPOINTMENT
Sweden, who won the 194S Win
ter Olympics, was a pitiful sixth
this time, not even winning 4
gold medal. Swedens perhaps best
performances We're turned in dur
ing hockey tournament. as the
team placed third The Swedish
Ski King Nils (Mora-NiSse Karls-
son placed only sixth in 30 kilo-
meters cross country and still he
led the Swedish field; SWeden's
press and public is in somewhat
Of an uproar because this is the
worst her boys have ever done in
the Olympics.
EXPERTS GUESSES - The ex-
perts virtually agreed before the
games that the top nations would
place like this. Norway, L. S. Swa-
Den and Finland; swedish ana Fin
nish experts thought Norway
would win, but somewhat misjudg
ed their own chances. Norwegian
opinion in Seattle seems to be that
Norway collected about 30 more
points than expected, but even
without them it would have Won
TURNING POINTS - Wh t
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05

Hjalmar Andersen, the great
individual star.
games, with U. S. getting top hon
ors in 1882, and Sweden in 194S.
WHAT ABOUT DENMARk:-
Denmark didn't place at all, but
maybe the Danes could import
some snow. Even Norway had 10
transport a lot of snow to games
site this year =. times are chang
ing.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-03-05
POM ROY

BIZ SURE TO VOTE ON
TUESDAY. MARCH Il,
Give Seattle IA Mayor with
real Scandinavian cour-
age, He'll get things
done.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
YET IT COSTS O/ZT
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beef stock its tender, golden-brown onions?
Now, you can enjoy this speciality of smart
restaurants right at your own table! For such
soup is Liptons new Onion Soup!
Rich beef favored broth tender onions toasted
to a golden brown. An exciting taste adventure
for your family!
Yet this smart new soup costs you only about
A to 81 a serving! Takes just minutes to prepare.
Empty one envelope into boiling water, cook ten
minutes and it's done!
Discover new Upton Onion Soup today I'm
press your guests bring hearty cheers from your
family!
Evening star., 1952-12-14
MORE SOUP FOR LESS MONEY
...MI7H LHp7OMI

Variety for variety, you pay less for Upton Soup
Mixes than for most canned soups. Furthermore
Upton gives you more soup than most canned
soups! Serve Upton and save.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
COLUMBUS, OHIO. NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
Bv HILDA

Thanks toSalem for a swell time
at the semi-formal dance and con-
gratulations to Bunny Untch of
Canton who is our new Saxon
queen. >.
We hope everyone has their
costume ready because our big
Masquerade Ball is this Saturday,
November lst and we want to see
another capacity crowd on hand
Prizes will be awarded and the
music will be furnished by Pete
Coachnan and his band. SO come
on down to the Sachsenhelm tor
another evening Of fun among
friends.
Senior Lodge meeting will be
November End at go p. IN. Ac-
ton will be taken at this meeting
on the sale of our lots on Marion
Road so let's all get down there.
Congratulations to Mart Roth
and Pauline Martin on their en-
gagement. How did YOU ever
work up enough courage to pop
the question Mart?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
ALLIANCE NEWS
SAXON LODGE BRANCH ;

Again we have lost one OF our
branch. members, Carl Gross. 90,
who died at Alliance City Hospital
on Friday October 10th. He had
been in i'll health for the past Is
months.
Born in Transylvania March 10.
1888, he came to Alliance in 1906
and had been in the contracting
business, also employed in the
maintenance department of Bah
cock Wilcox Company. Was
member of St. Pauls Lutheran
Church. B. P. O.. F. Lodge, also
Saxon Lodge Br. 3.
Surviving with his wife, Marie
at the home residence, are a son
Warner c., daughter Miss Her
mine Macy and four grandsons
all of Alliance. His sister Mrs.
Lima Schiell resides in Transyl-
vania. .
Mrs. Carl Gross at this time
wishes to thank each and every
one, also the Central Verband for
prompt attention, in her time of
bereavement.
Our branch is still looking for
a custodian, and anyone who is
interested contact myself, or the
Pres. John Zeides.
The next meeting will be our
regular meeting on Sunday Nov.
9th and be present because we
will have complete detail on the
cost of our renovating program
and also other news for you to
hear.
See you at the regular meet