The Paramount Journal 1928. Journal 27 (February)

1. Our Olympians, who successfully defended the Swedish colours at the winter games in St. Moritz, have arrived in Stockholm. - Ståthållare Murray hälsar idrottsmännen välkomna 
hem. - The big winner and gold medallist Särna-Hedlund. 2.Flygande vaktparad
. For the first time, the 2nd Flying Corps had the main guard at the Royal Palace. - The guard parade passes Stureplan. 3. The Estonian exhibition at the Nordic Museum has been visited by the Crown Prince and Princess, and Prince Carl. - Some pictures from the exhibition 4. Lundsberg, the famous boarding school in Värmland province, was recently visited by some members of 
the royal family. - Principal Gauffin, the school director. - When work is done for the day, a few hours are generally devoted to sport. - This time, the games master had arranged a ski race. - There was quite a difference in the 
contestants’ sizes. - The Crown Princess and Princess Ingrid enjoyed the event. - The Crown Prince had also come to see his son Prince Bertil, a student at the school. - Prince Bertil is a fine sportsman on both skates and skis. 5. The St. Moritz team won easily at the traditional Djurgården ski-jumping on Saltsjöbaden Hill on Saltsjöbaden Day. 6. Circuit racing on ice has now been introduced in Stockholm. The event took place at on Edsviken bay and was a great success. - Nils Näs at full speed on his brother’s Näs Special. - Per Näs was the fastest car driver on the day, in his 12-cylinder Delage racer. - Erik Westerberg won the sidecar race.