Falun (Jaakko Luoma)
With a broken one on skis, Tauno Käyhkö won the normal hill of the Swedish Ski Championships in Falun with a great jump.
It is possible when the skis are wood, but the man is concrete.
The Lahtish mustache made it clear to the cream of the world that the Finn is once again the bravest and most skilled in hill sports.
Rasvamiko’s golden chair
Falun (HS)
Hilkka Fitness and Helena Takalo took Osmo in a nice little hug.
That Osmo is Hillebrandt, the fat champion of the Finnish team, whose knowledge and skills were everything for the ski girls.
Miss Kuntola and Mrs. Takalo skied like crazy in the women’s five kilometers, the opening event of the Swedish Ski Championships in Falun.
Hilkka was third and Helena fourth.
They had hardly caught their breath at the finish when they already praised the condition, smoothness and grip of their skis.
“All thanks again to Osmo,” they said.
Lubrication master Osmo Hillebrandt got into the golden chair after the women’s skiing. Helena Takalo (left) and Hilkka Kuntola were more than satisfied with the glide of their sidekicks.
Get rid of the hooligans in Leningrad
of Leningrad the authorities have tightened their attitude towards Finnish tourists who, under the influence of booze, make noise in the city.
E.g. has been put into use A 10-day detention penalty, which includes, according to the country’s custom, that the arrested person’s hair is shaved off.
A tourist who has been arrested cannot appeal his sentence.
In addition, along with the removal of the tuka, smoking and reading magazines and literature are prohibited during the arrest period.
In the past couple of months, six Finnish tourists have experienced this punishment.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has paid serious attention to the behavior of Finnish tourists.
It appeals to travel agencies, non-governmental organizations and tourists to behave properly and responsibly during their travels.
Disposable marriage or polygamy?
Disposable relationships, temporary marriage, polygamy or group marriage?
All the models of future marriage, which according to Pastor Klaus Säilä, director of the Jyväskylä Family Affairs Negotiation Center, are already among us.
We are losing the model of marriage as it has shackled people for centuries; an institution that, according to marriage psychologists, has “unrealistic expectations, mystical beliefs and unreasonable ideals”.
UKK gave gifts
Finland the hunting and game management museum received a welcome addition to its collections yesterday: the president of the republic, Urho Kekkonen, donated two of his hunting rifles to the museum.
Another of the weapons is a Valmet bullet, which has been with the president on several hunting trips in Finland.
The other, on the other hand, is a beautifully decorated seal gun that is more than a hundred years old, which UKK once received as a birthday present from the seal catchers of the Perämeren Sea.
Until now, the valuable seal rifle has been “hidden” in the president’s own collections, but now it will be made available to the whole nation to see at the hunting museum in Porvoo.
The Chairman of the Hunting Museum, Chief Medical Officer CA Borgström, and Superintendent Raimo Luoma are pleased to examine the gift rifles received from the President of the Republic.
The city is emptying and dismantling Puu-Pasila
Puu-Pasilaa be emptied of inhabitants.
The city of Helsinki has already bought around 40 properties, many of which consist of two or three houses.
Ten buildings have already been demolished and the same number are on the demolition list. According to an expert’s estimate, about five percent of the wooden houses in Länsi Pasila are dangerous for people to live in.
However, the buildings cannot be emptied very quickly, as the city only has a limited number of rental apartments to offer to those moving from Pasila.
Pasila’s small houses are usually in better condition than the larger two- and three-story ones, many of which are crammed full of tenants.
The residents of the Pasilankatu 6 rental house consider the building a life-threatening situation with good reason: a week ago, a rotten roof beam failed and the roof structures collapsed into the living room, where luckily nobody happened to be there.
The other side of Puu-Pasila’s idyll: the stairs of a rental house. A week ago, the roof of one room collapsed.
“Sipoo Church” will be replaced by a commercial building
Old The residential building “Sipoo kirkko” at the corner of Mannerheimintie and Humalistonkatu will disappear, and a large commercial building will replace it.
At the same time, the Töölö tram hall area and the blocks north of the Sipoo church will be formed into a unified residential and business block.
The city planning board has approved the large block plan after considering it three times.
The transport facility’s hangar area in Töölö is being renovated. The first to be demolished is an old residential building called Sipoo Church. The place will be replaced by a large commercial building.
Lincoln’s ghost lives in the White House
Washington (Los Angeles Times)
When In the White House late at night there is a strange going back and forth, by no means everyone thinks that Henry Kissinger would struggle again in the face of dire crises.
A few believe with absolute certainty that ghosts are on the move. The most popular ghost is Abraham Lincoln.
When Queen Wilhelmina of Holland was once on a state visit to the United States, she said that she heard a knock on her door at midnight. The Queen opened the door and fainted when she saw Lincoln’s figure behind the door.
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No one has ever even tried to trace the true origins of ghost stories.
However, many of them can be attributed to an oversensitive imagination. Queen Wilhelmina, for example, was famously inclined to believe in spiritualism.
Abraham Lincoln is a ghost most often caught wandering around the White House, and a few other apparitions are related to his family.
Closets full of suits, a Rolls Royce in the garage, a gold credit card in the wallet, what is it?
New York (New York Times)
When the phone rang, Derek Sanderson was cooking a meal, for one. “Leftovers from Chinese food,” he specified.
Now that hardly corresponds to the general perception of the lifestyle of a millionaire and a rat boy. In fact, it would be enough to ruin his reputation.
But then everything else fit into the picture.
He had settled comfortably into his Boston apartment. A Rolls Royce glittered below in the garage. The American Express gold credit card was safely in the wallet.
The closets were so full of clothes that he could no longer count the number of his suits and casual clothes.
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Ice hockey in North America is run by big money.
Striker Derek Sanderson is a professional in his field whose value is measured in millions of dollars.
He is one of the few who gets to the surface to cut big pieces from the squishy business cake of hockey.
Derek Sanderson
Movies of the week: Young Winston and a Bunch of Puppies
A week among the novelties, the most notable is the film adaptation of Winston Churchill’s childhood memories and the most special, very sexy Norwegian (!) summer story.
A young adventurer – Simon Ward – in the surprising stages of the Boer War.
There is more Nordic cinema than usual in Helsinki: in addition to the standard Danes’ merrymaking of Pukki and the night-loving Ilse, there is the Lars Widding film adaptation of The Horsemaster’s Time from Sweden and also a holiday treat for school-aged children from Denmark: the film adaptation of the popular Enid Blyton adventure novel (Swedish version).
There is also a new program for the whole family from England: the cubs of Elsa the lion already known from the movie — “born free” — are now on their turn: free in the wild.
Tim the dog plays an important role in the new film Five and the Spies based on Blyton’s adventure novel. Here’s Tim at his most important, the others at their saddest.
“Ooh, ooh, ooh”
World famous guitarist Andres Segovia just turned 80 years old and can be seen moving and talking just as energetically as before.
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“When I was young, I wanted to play the guitar, but my family said it was not honorable and there was no future. My father broke two or three guitars to stop me from practicing.”
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Segovia never talks about politics with strangers, but gladly admits to being a staunch conservative in the field of music.
“I have seen many changes in music, as in other arts. Now we make sounds like ooh, ooh, ooh — and that’s music.”
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Recently, he canceled his contract with his record company.
According to him, it sold itself to the US pop music market.
“I have nothing to do with hippies.”
In Andres Segovia’s opinion, contemporary music has largely become mere moaning.
Piggy boys
Kunds.
I have a very bad idea about your cleanliness.
My experiences are based on 14-17-year-old boys. I have noticed that a nice cunt can be a complete pig in terms of cleanliness.
Knows nothing about water, soap and deodorant except once a week at most.
Think how the girls who like you and are close to you feel when you smell like shit and sweat.
The girl wanted to shout at you all the time, but because of her shyness, she didn’t dare: Take a shower and wash off the bad smells of sweat and shit, comb your hair, put on clean clothes and bring it to me.
But it’s asking too much of you.
This girl is probably not the only one who hates being around you because of your smell.
On top of that, the girls still try to get nice visual sex by applying make-up, but you don’t even bother to keep your looks clean. Shame on you.
Opinions.
yx likes clean boys
Travel
Five men of different nationalities and professions travel by car ferry in the same cabin. Whatever happened, is told in the number one entertainment program Matka at 19:35. Vesa-Matti Loiri (right) plays the monk, Leo Lastumäki the hygienist, Paavo Piironen the traveler taking photos, Olavi Ahonen the officer and Yrjö Järvinen the man with the knife.
Compiled by Kari Lankinen
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