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yfT rw rwifT i -4 Ir fc- 4 Ilome Ownetl ITome Edited Home Head MADISON THE CAPITAL TIMES WISCONSIN Sunday Morning, July 25, 1948 News from Norway A touch of paprika added to alsaure to fop ham broiled with ha-cheese sauce gives it good color jnanas. cooked vegetables, or over and flavor. Use such a cheese 'broiled fish. second annual conference of special agriculture instructors held at the college of agriculture here. zi Battleship joint imprint of the Princeton University Press and the Ameri-can-Scandinavian Foundation.

It is the work of Karen Larsen, professor of history at St. Olaf college in Northfield, and a sister of the late Hanna Astrup Larsen. The history ranges from pre-viking origins to the expulsion of the Nazis. MONDAY STORE HOURS: 8 a. m.

to 9 p. "Yl and M. S. Murray Cameron, secretary-treasurer. Members of the executive committee of the association are: Leon Dean, Wittenberg: Ralph M.

Cooper, Westby; Everett T. Jacobson, Chippewa Falls; John Thompson, Lake Geneva; J. Russel Solheim, Rice Lake; Leland Standi-ford. La Crosse; Fred Whitemarsh, Antigo; A. A.

Zurbuck, Lake Mills. D. A. Hendrickson, past president, becomes a member of the group as delegate at large. The elections were held at thfe Sunken Na Tirpitz Being Salvaged By Norway I Fork Crews utilizing a patented preserving agent which, unlike salt brine, conserves herring, mackerel, or whale beef, without any loss of their nutritive value or their original appearance, Another advantage of the new Silver Herring method is that the contents of a barrel or container may be served immediat-ly without any preliminary soaking.

Several thousand barrels of the new product have already been exported to Czechoslovakia with gratifying success, and inquiries are now being received from interested buyers in many other lands. New Stadium at 3 the most brilliant actions of its kind in the history of the recent war. Capsized Vessel Contains Much Steely Valuable Motors, Other Stores Kalil President of MW Ag Instructors Get your Oslo Planned Plans for a municipal stadium large enough to accomodate the throngs expected in the Norwegian capital for the 1952 Winter Olympics have now been completed by a firm of Oslo architects at the request of the City Council. Preliminary sketches show an ovalshaped stadium nearly 50 feet high, with places for some 80,000 spectators. When completed, the Oslo structure will be the largest of its kind in northern Europe.

At present, the largest stadium in Scandinavia is in Helsinki, Finland a structure which has a seating capacity of nearly 60,000. Both Copenhagen. Denmark and Stockholm, Sweden have stadiums accommodating 42,000 spectators. According to present plans, the new Oslo stadium is to be erected municipal property near Norman F. Kahl, instructor in the on-the-farm veteran training program at Barron, was elected last week as president of the Wisconsin Association of Vocational Agricultural Instructors for 1948-49.

Carl E. Lawrenz, instructor at Loyal, was elected vice-president double-walls steel chassis washing easy to clean popularly priced Soft Water I a Less than two minutes of your time Arctic Projects to Cost 220 Million The first detailed survey of reconstruction needs in the Nazi-leveled Norwegian provinces of North Troms and Finmark was recently placed before the Norwegian Parliament. According to these estimates, a total of will be needed to restore these far-northern provinces, and a minimum of 10 years will be required to complete the job. Of the projected amount, $144,000,000 is to be spent between 1945-50. Based on careful estimates from various Government, provincial and community departments, as well as private organizations, the survey is expected to comprise the basis for more detailed economic studies in the future.

Replacement of the 11,607 dwelling houses, which were burned or blown up by the retreating Germans in 1944, will cost an estimated $61,734,000. Some 30 of these houses have been replaced to date, and this portion of the project is expected to be completed by 1952. In addition, $11,960,000 in office and combined business buildings are to be built during the 10 year period. Of the 13,951 barns and farm out-buildings destroyed in 1944, 1,045 permanent and 4,080 provisional replacements had been completed by Jan. 1, 1948.

Farm buildings alone will cost an estimated $14,520,000. Thanks to the special stress laid on this phase of rebuilding, it is already possible to provide shelter for as many animals as before the war. (From the Royal Norwegian Information Service) NEW YORK, N. Y. Fifty skilled Norwegian workmen are beginning a 5 year task of breaking lip the German battleship Tirpitz now lying belly-up on the shore of a north-Norwegian fjord near Troms.

Once the pride of Hitlers navy, the Tirpitz met its end in October, 1944 under a deluge of 72 six-ton bombs. Massive craters on the nearby island of Hak remain as grim reminders of the raid and now serve as water reservoirs for the islanders. Even in death, the Tripitz represents a valuable piece of property. Over 20,000 tons of iron and steel are expected to be salvaged, as well as over 100 electric motors which have never been touched by ater. Many large auxiliary engines are undamaged, as less than a third of the vessel is under water.

Water damage in sunken sections has been reduced, thanks to quantities of oil floating within the vessel which greases the equipment twice dailv with each tide. One 460 h. p. diesel engine has already been salvaged and installed in a fish fillet factory near Melbo. But the work is dangerous.

Stored in the ship are believed to be thousands of tons of ammunition and large stocks of gasoline and oil. The risk of fire and explosion is very great. Also locked in the lightless flooded compartments are the bodies of 1200 German marines which must be removed and buried. Sognsvann, on the outskirts of the capital. In addition to the international winter classic, the new structure will be the scene of Norways yearly national soccer playoffs.

Facilities for the full range of track and field events, as well as a regulation playing field are to be constructed. In winter, the field may be flooded for skating and ice-hockey. i TO REGENERATE 8 PLANS Rental Sales Service Financed on Easy Payments One Will Meet Tour Needs Use our convenient TIME PAYMENT PLAN We Service All Makes Softeners 1 Vo Producers Reveal tOuS a' Coma in and sea this beautiful Speed Queen Model along with three other models priced SQQ AC as low a jfjry 3 Oti'l CIL Speed Queen was introduced in 1927. It was the first and still is the only washer with a Bowl-Shaped Tub. Just as a mixing bowl gives you the fastest mixing so the Speed Queen gives you the fastest and cleanest washing.

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