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T_HE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN Danish Prime Minister Bids Danes Welcbme For Christmas No greater joy can come to Dan— ish families in the Old Country than a Christmas visit from friends or relatives in America. is a message from Hans Hedtoft, Prime Minister of Denmark. ‘ In a statement recalling some of the old and hallowed Danish Christmas traditions. Mr. Hedtoft assures visitors of that hearty wel come and hospitality which insep arably attaches to Christmas. And referring to the Christmas excur-I sions planned by the great trans-1 port lines, including the_Swedishi American Line, he points out that the summer travel season's rush is over and that the accommodations of Danish hotels and pensions will be ample for Yuletide visitors. The Swedish American Line is running two special Christmas Excursionsl to Denmark this year. the Grips-4 holm" leaving New York, Deccm—l 'ber 4, and the new motorliner; “Stockholm.” leaving a week later or December 10. The Prime Ministers statement follows: “Many Danes who have settled abroad and found a new home there look back with pleasure to the cozy traditions that attach to a Danish Christmas“ Through rel atives and friends I have received the impression that Danish fam ilies who leave us never forget the old customs of the Danish Christ-‘ mas. A Danish Christmas Eve with rice-porridge. gifts and Christmas tree is observed in all 'parts of the world. And the Dan nish Christmas hymns are being played and sung not only by the emigrants but also by their den scendants. | Many old traditions diéappear, the new age finds new ways, the Christmas is observed today as it HEARTY GREETINGS & BEST WISHES CLARK HOTEL Pleasant Rooms Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Knudsen. Proprietors Riv. 9212 170 S. Post Spokane, Wash. DEISOW’S DRUG STORE BERT B. DENSOW, - Owner A MOST COMPLETE DRUG STORE Howard and Riverside MA. 5311 COMI’LIMENTS OF THE CRANE COMPANY We Cordially Invite You to Enjoy a Holiday Dinner Prepared the Way You Like It C. F. PATTERSON, Owner COMFORTABLE BOO’I‘HS - DRIVE-IN SERVICE Prompt and Courteous Service 3rd & Adams - was in the days of our grandpar ' ents-—albeit the rice-porridge, and l the almond hidden in it, have beeni i scarce during the war and the . postwar period. During the travel season. in the ' height of the summer, we have i had the great joy of greeting old1 -, friends and countrymen on their . visit to Denmark. Unfortunately. . conditions of travel such as we l have been able to offer at the pres ent time. have not always been everything that one‘s heart coul'd‘ [desire We haven’t had quite ade-i quate hotel and pension accommo dations to offer when it was a question of finding room also for the stream of international tour ists visiting us at the same time.‘I But at Christmas, accommoda-| tions are more ample. Hotels andl .pensions are ready to serve ’6ur lvisiiors in an altogether satisfac-I !t(.-ry manner, The rush of interna-i tional tourists has lessened. And a Danish family will know no‘ greater Christmas joy than that" which comes through a visit from old friends or relatives from farl‘ away. Conditions of travel between 'l U.S.A. and Denmark have im- : proved since the war. and the great : l lines are arranging festive Christ-1' mas excursions to the coming ( Yuletide. {1 i I believe that the whole Danishw people are in accord with me ‘ when I say that it will bring great I joy into Danish homes when manyll Danes abroad pay Christmas vis-l its to their old country. [I They will be received with thel hospitality that for us Danes is; at one with Christmas. 3' | OXYGEN — ACETYLENE l CARBIDE ' Distributors For ' INLAND ‘ OXY-ACE'i‘YLENE C0. 3 Lincoln "Shield-Arc" Welders Fleetweld Electrodes Stoody Hard-Facing Rods Victor Acetlyent- Generators Pacific Grinding “'heels Pierce Industrial (ion-mars (‘all' Riv. 8071 O 0 Welding Supplies V. B. FINCH, Owner E. 218 Trent Spokane if no answer call LA. 5774 For Those Who Demand The Best Crescent Cleaners 30 Years' Experience LOIS KEMP, Prop. Riv. 2345 or MA. 8891 Third Ave. & Walnut St. Spokane, Wash. Spokane THE SHACK SPOKANE Phone R1. 2713 t Signed) Hans Hedtoft Prime Minister" {Noted Americans Invited To Sweden I The wellknown inventor and con 'sulting engineer of General Eleo tric Co., Dr. Ernest F. W. Alex ‘anderson (in the middle) and I'Chancellor of the University of Ne braska. Dr. Reuben Gustavson (to Ithe right) both traveling to Swe iden as guests of the Swedish Pio neer Centennial Committee, sailed on the Swedish American liner “Gripsholm” for Gothenburg. Swe den. some time ago. Traveling with them is the president of The Am erican Society of Swedish Engin Swedish Anti-LB. Remedy Gives Promising Results l STOCKHOLM, Sept. 30.—(Air-} mailed)~Remarkable results ob-. ‘itained from the treatment of tu-1 berculosis with a new Swadishl preparation. IAS. or para-amino-n lsalic acid. are reported in the Swedish Medical Journal by two, [prominent physicians. Drs. Bo; Carstensen and S. Sjolin. So far. the new remedy. which has been]I 1developed by Professor Jorgen. ‘Lehman, head of the clinic labor-l atory of the Sahlgren Hospital ini Gothenburg. has proved extraorq dinarily efficacious against sec-1 ondary tuberculosis of the bowds. f The method. though still re-I garded as an experiment. is fol? lowed with great attention in‘ Swedish medical circles. A total; of twenty-two cases of pulmon-’ ary tuberculosis of the bowels. all} in an advanced stage. have beeni treated. Prior to the PAS treat-3 ment. all known therapeutical means had been tried without suc cess. As soon as PAS was in-‘ troduced. a definite improvement! ROOFING CONTRACTORS MASTIC \VATEBPROOFING “'ARM AIR. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING INDI'STRIAL EXHAI'ST SYSTEMS Established 1894 Phone Mun 8669 BRANDT BROS. GOMPMW Sheet Metal Workers 1.1 Main Avenue - Spokane ,CREETINGS NEW GRAND MLEE HOTEL FOREST E. FA RLEY Manager First and Cedar (Opposite Library) Riverside 7101 - Spokane- ‘ neers, Arvid Lundquist (to the §left. 4 Dr Alexanderson and Professor ‘iGustavson together with Dr. How— Jard Hanson. the composer. and Dr. gJohn O. Christianscn, professor of Ithe University of Minnesota - all !of SWedish birth or descent—were 5invited by the Swedish committee ,in connection with the Centennial ‘observance this summer in appre- Iciation of the work of Americans inf Swedish birth or extraction. in the general condition was ob- served. In three cases it proved only temporary. while lasting im provement was achieved in nine teen cases. [he authors state that PAS may prove an invaluable aid in chang ing critical inoperable cases of pulmonary tuberculosis into a ‘condition in which therapeutical icollapse surgery may be intro duced. According to Swedish newspapers. Professor Lehman will report the results of his four years of experiments with the new preparation to the Anti-Tubercu losis Congress to be held in Oslo next June. GREETINGS FROM 'Fogelquist's ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES Sprague and Wall Main 5534 Spokane STERLING DEITISTS SCIENTIFIC SPECIALISTS IN BRIDGE AND PLATE WORK Extend Sincere Good Wishes to Our Many Scandinavian Friends in Spokane and The Inland Empire 2nd Floor—Ziegler Bldg" M.\in 1751 GREETING DIAMOND ICE & FllEl. COMPANY W001) (‘OA l. TIMKEN Silent Automatic (‘oal Burners N. 710 Division CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CO. HOME OF (‘ON-Ql'll‘ SERVICE 1115.1 124 lde Avenue News in Brief ‘ A Romanesque crypt has been discovered beneath the floor of the ancient Cathedral at Skara, thus indicating that the church must have been founded around the year 1000. It was brought to light during extensive archaelc-giral ex cavations. which also revealed a number of sand stone sculptures from the fourteenth century. f An international child Welfare fcourse has been opened in Stock lholm. Twenty pediatricians from iten countries have been invited to participate and will spend two weeks in the city. The object of the course is to study the position of healthy and normal children in the molern Swedish society, and social conditions Conner-ted with modern principles of child welfare. The sugar beet harvest prom ises to b} very good. The beets are bigger than they have been in many years. and the sugar content is higher 17.3 percent. Thirty-tour knots liio boats will soon be built by the Swedish Life Saving Society. The_\' will be used on rescue service along the coasts of the Baltic. Kattegat and Skag crack. The Society is now nego tiating with similar organizations in Denmark. Norway. Finland and Poland in order to reach a closer cooperation. ‘ - GREETINGS FROM Gonzaga University The Educational Land- mark of the Inland Spokane, Washington GREETINGS FROM Hotel Spokane and Silver Grill ‘5: First & Stevens Spokane. Washington GREETINGS Associated Burner & Slow ()il (Formerly Link Bolt) CENTI'RY Oil Burners SPOKANE. WN. BR. 5721 SPOKANE 5 Empire BRoadway “92