SHOPS AND STORES... Copenhagen is one of the great shopping centers of the world. Department stores in Copenhagen which sell distinctive Danish souvenirs are: Magasin du Nord, lllum and Crome and Goldschmidt. The headquarters of Georg Jensen is here. Also good are A. Michelsen and Hans Hansen. The Permanent Exhibition of Danish Industrial Arts is a good place to pick up marvelous textiles, pewter, ceramics, china and toys. Silver and furs cost much less than at home. Shops close at 5:30 P.M. weekdays and at 2:00 P.M.

In vocabulary, comprehension, and arithmetic only a slight difference is found between the scores made by people in their thirties, the period when their abilities in these areas are highest, and the scores made by people 70 years old.

After America had been discovered and explored by the European nations, it was considered by several of the most ambitious ones as worthy of being settled and claimed as a part of their empires. In this unit we shall see how an advanced civilization was transplanted to a primitive environment. The English, as rivals of powerful Spain, were interested in obtaining new lands and greater natural resources.

St. Patrick's Day One of the first spring holidays that party-givers seize upon as an excuse for entertaining is St. Patrick's Day, March 17. It is a fine, meaningful date on which to have a few friends in for supper, a Shamrock Chowder Supper planned to satisfy the hungry, tickle their ears with Irish tunes, and end the evening with reels, jigs, or more modern versions of the dance.

MEDICAL FACILITIES ... Medical care is available to tourists at a very low cost at the Government health clinics. There are excellent doctors and dentists throughout the country.

MOTION PICTURES ... English and American pictures and other foreign films are shown in Copenhagen. Better motion picture theaters include the Alexandra, the Palads, the Palladium, Dagmar, Kino Palaeet and the World Cinema. See the local papers for time and program.