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THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN Tacoma Lodges To Hold " hint._!’i9!1ic___éugusf 15m - LAKE SIDE PARK, FIVE-mi: LAKE The joint picnic and festival of the three fraternal organizations. in Tacoma. will be held Sunday.‘ August 15. at Lake Side Park, Five-Mile Lake. ‘ The planning commlttee from the three lodges is composed of three members, one from each lodge. This year, as in previous years, many good prizes w1i1 be given away. There will be no automobile given away this year, but instead there will be many more smaller prizes. Mr. Elof Lindstrom was elected chairman of the committee-Mr. Louis Pearson. secretary. and Mr. Ivan Soiland, treasurer. The committee will also be en larged by three more members from each lodge. The committee is now hoping for sunshine and nice weather and they will do the rest. Tacoma, Wash. J. M. Marfinac Shipbuilding Corpora'l'ion TACOMA, WASHINGTON Highest Quality “'ood & Coal G. Andersen Fuel & Transfer Co. SNAPPY. SPEEDY SERVICE 1549 Dock Street Compliments and Best Wishes BROOKDA’LE GOLF CLUB GEO. A. MARSHALL, Mgr. BIOMEEN SCENIC HOLES Two milcs south of city limits on Mountain Highway and “ ---. one mile east. imam Associated General Contractors Of America "Skill, Integrity, Responsibility” TACOMA, WASHINGTON LINCOLN OYGLE SHOP 761 South 38th ”WE HAUL LARGE OR SMALL” iBELWEIIV “WEE £00., HID. [PhilWataon - HauléJohnson - Danny McQuqen MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY — .Izsooln‘ sumac 2010 Sixth Ave. General Hardwood Co. DOMESTIC AN 1): IMPORTED H AR DWOO l) 2020 East D Street TACOMA 2. WASHINGTON fProtest Japanese i Whaling } NEW YORK, N. YA — Protests ‘iagain‘st any increase in Japanese 1whalers to Antarctica have been 'voiced by Norway, Great Britain, {Australia and New Zealand. The 'four countries have proposed that the Allied High Command in Jap 1an reduce rather than increase the {number of Japanese Whalers per imitted in these waters. Reports ifrom the field following the recent iwhaling season indicate that Jap ianese methods have changed but Elittle since pro—war days. Poach ging, as well as various practices ,‘clearly at odds with international .whaling agreements are charged. land inefficient processing aboard TJapanese oil factories is reported Tto result in considerable oil loss [in this period of world shortage. TACOMA GREETINGS TACOMA CHAPTER BICYCLE RENTALS Open 8~6, Sewn Days a Week TACOMA 24 HOURS Ar DAY MA. 4554 Stove and Diesel Oils BR. 8311 :rflACOMA HI. 1261 TACOMA 811.5151 PAGIFIG lUTHERAN COLLEGE Parkland, “'ash. Campus Notes Vern Fink, junior from Odessa, was chosen president of the As sociated Student Body for the next year. Other officers elected are Howa rd Larson. Portland. vice president; Charlotte Mykland, Is saquah. secretary; Donald Peder son. Bend, Ore., treasurer. Yell leaders for the coming year will be Marianne Stacy, Marvin John son, James Nyla'ndcr, all of Taco ma, 51d LaWanna Wellsandt, Ritz. ville. The Associated Women Students held their alinual Award Tea Fri day, May 14. Helen Hedin, fresh man from Kent, was given thc AWS annual scholarship for the next school year. Officers for the next year were announced at the tea. They include: Edna. Hag lund, Anacortvs, president; Mari lyn Pflucger. Parkland. vice-prcsi dent; Inez Larson, Tacoma. secre tary; LaWanna Wellsandt, Ritz ville. treasurer; Delores Berg, Se— attle, publicity chairman: and Emcly Schnlseth. Tacoma. social chairman. Dr. S. C. Eastvold. president. spoke in the parish of the Rev. Raymond Pt‘luoger, Ephrata., VVn., Sunday. May 23. He will give thv‘ baccalaureate sermon for the Ephrata High School that night. ‘ Dr. J. A. Aasgaard. president of the Evangelical Lutheran Church‘ will give an address at the Com-i mencement exercises Slinday aft-i ernoon. May 30, at 3:30 in Memo-i rial Gymnasium. The Rev. Theai Gulhaugen, alumnus of the college, and father of three students in the; graduating class. will give the ser-' mon at the Baccalaureat service at 11:00 a. m. the same day. Prof. Alvin E. Fritz, associate; professor of psychology. was an of— 1 ficia] delegate to the UNEsco; conference held in San Francisco: by Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker. statc‘i superintendent of public instruc-; tion. UNESCO is the United N89} tions Educational. Social and Cul tural Organization. 2 Gudrun Ness Ronning. TuiCO teacher, presented five of her pu pils in recital Monday evening. May 17. Students appearing in— clude Helen Ramstad. Fritzi Busching, Neil Solvik. Richard Svare, and Carl Fynboe. Assist ing artists were Grace Elaine Gul haugen and Telma Metzger, piano students of Prof. Karl Weiss. Peurth Summer School For Swedish Studies At North Park College NEW YORK—The Fourth An-I nual Summer School for SWedishl Studies will be held at North Park 1 College. Chicago. June 28 to Aug.l 20. This school offers courses in} the SWedish language for begin»; ners as well as for advanced stu-I dents. The system of intensiVe; language instruction employed i111 the Army Specialized Training Program is used in a modified; form that has proven highly suc cesful. The teaching staff is head- 1 ed by- Profaaaor Martin Soderback. = lion many years teacher of Swedish 1 lat North Park. Other members of 9‘ the staff this year are Adrian; Wenstrom. founder and president; of the People's High School at1 ‘Kalix. in nothernmost Sweden. who 1 will spend the summer in this} country. and Dr. Sven Linner. who‘ is now teaching courses in Swedish 5‘ at Harvard University. A series 0!" lectures under the direction of Pro- ‘ fessor E. Gustav Johnson will be a part of the school program.; Some of the other lecturers are? scholars and educators from Swed- ‘ en on a visit for the Pioneer Gen-1 -tenhla!. ’3 ' - ' " ' ' 7 . New Low Cost Log Homes Being Built GAYLORD, MICK—A log cabin home of either full or half log construction is now available at very low cost. Termite-proofed logs are pre-cut toficcurate length and are anchored into heavy corner posts so no ends are exposed, eliminating rotting. Window and door design permit floor plans and exteriors to meet individual tastes. Pre cutting reduces material costs so that these log homes are very mod erate in price, according to the 0tsego Log Cabin Co., originator of this new idea. A number of these homes are being built as suburban residences as well as resort cabins. One of the world‘s largest pri— vate collections of butterflies may be acquired by the Natural History Museum in Stockholm. which has asked the Government for a grant - to purchase a vast collection gath ered by Wilhelm Brandt, an Estim ian naturalist. It contains about 40,000 numbers, principally Fin nish and Persian butterflies, all in first-class condition. Among them are many species of great rarity. Tacoma, Wash. GREETINGS FROM TACOMA GLOBE MACHINE. MANUFACTURING CO. \\'uod-\\'orking Machinery - Ball Bearing (‘ut-Uff Suau Plywood Marhim-ry Office and Plant. 301 East ‘llth .Clarkson Chevron Service' Station TIRE REPAIR - OILS - LI'BRICATION WASHING - BATTERIES 9212 South Tacoma Way GA. 9953 Nufure's Way lnsfi‘l'ui'e Physio-Therapy and Reflexology Steam Bath 93712 Commerce St. VISITATION VILLA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GRADE AND mun 5(‘HOOL GIRLS )ll'SH‘ AND ATHLETH 3 10015 (iravvly Lakv Dri\v S. \V. “PITTSBURGH PAINTS LOOK BETTER LONUER" PPITTSBURGH PAINT STORE Pittsburgh Paints - l’tilized Wall Paper 1180 Broadway HELEN DAVlS. INC. SMART APPAREL FOR JUNIORS. MISSES. “‘OMEN Bremerton - Olympia - Everett - Astoria - Lonpia-n COMMISSIONER ROBT. S. TEMME TACOMA POLICE DEPARTMENT .‘ERANKLIN FOOD STORES SELL THE BEST FOODS FOR LESS THEJJBIIT anus: ELIOT!“ COIN“ ELECTRICAL CONTRAVTORS Fixtures. Strvice and Repairs 1113 South K sue-ct. Tacoma Brnadun) «m “mum 'wasggyums‘ ‘ Of the young Swedes. born in 1928, who recently were called up for military service, almost; eighty per cent wanted to join the Air {Corps The following reasons were ;given: they wanted a chance to fly: they were impressed “ith the youth of the commanding officers and the pleasant atmosphere of ,the barracks, many of them braml new. Finally. they loved the Air Corps uniform. TACOMA Mineral Bath - Snap Lake Bath TACOM .\ Over 50 Years In Tacoma TACOMA Seven Stores To Svru- You Seat! Io - Tacuma AND STA FF Tacoma. Washington 9 Phone Main 2347 Main 3234 L‘. 2447) )lorck Brudn-s Main 3174