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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
3
SINGAPORE The Flying Tigers airline plans 16 trips from Germany to Australia via Singapore carrying displaced persons. Polish Hungarian and Ukrainian refugees, many long in camps or fleeing Iron Curtain regimes, seek new homes.
In Donegal Northern Ireland District Justice S O Hanrahan faced a larger crowd at his court than the fairground attractions on a recent fair day. He protested that his court was being turned into free amusement instead of a proper judicial venue.
Dr. Garland Weidner urges residents to check landlord and mechanical heating systems before contacting the city health department during cold days. He notes most complaints stem from heat distribution failures and advises humidifying indoor air by boiling water, using wet towels, damp blotters, or plants, and to use hot softened water if available.
Host John R. Finn and a group of sailors and Waves will welcome needy English children at a Christmas party December 20 at the U S embassy canteen in Grosvenor Square. Salvation Army selected children from London’s poorest areas will be entertained with carols, cartoons, toys, cake, ice cream and refreshments, funded by London based enlisted personnel under Admiral Robert B. Carney.
The United States remains Malaya's top tin buyer, absorbing 70.5 percent of the country's total tin exports.
Pfc. Alvin C. Brown graduated December 5 from the Scott AFB communications school earning the radio mechanic qualification. He is 18, son of Dwight D. Brown of La Crosse Wisconsin, and has served on active duty since October 31, 1949. His brother M. Sgt. Melvin D. Brown is stationed at Fort Worth Texas.
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