Doctor Tells Of
Switzerland Tour
Selecting Switzerland as one
ef the most interesting countries of
Europe, Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
avowed slides and spoke on that
country at the Rotary luncheon
Tuesday at the 49 Room.
His choice, he explained, was
based on the fact thlat it was a
country of four distinct languages
(Germ! an, French, Italian and
Somansch) where the people
worked and lived in utmost har
mony despite the language dif
ferences and despite a difference
in religious belief of about 56 per
cent Protestant and 42 per cent
Oatholic.
. It is also one of the most
beautiful areas of Europe, Dr.
Johnson said, and is interesting
economically because by lull use
of bjidroieledaic resources and
bard work the land of 5,000,000
ranks third in exports on la popu
lation basis.
The slides showed the colorful
mountain scenery, the lakes* -the
neat towns, the chalet architecture
of the homes, the modern shops
and many historic churches aiid
sites that Dr. Johnson visited on
a motor tour
Guests included Bob Spencer,
Howard Wakefield, LCDR I. Ster
ghos, and Jim Healy.
Jack D. Frost
Now In Alameda
Alamed, Calif. (FHTNC)—Jack
D. Frost, aviation structural me
chanic second class,USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost of Kodiak,
and husband of the former Miss
Betty L. Bulyca of Kodiak, serving
with Attack Squadron 215, return
ed to Alameda, Calif., December 4,
aboard the attack aircraft carrier
USS Lexington after a seven-mon
th tour of luty wth the U. S. Sev
enth Fleet in the Western Pacific.
Utilizing the AD-6 ‘Skyraider’,
the squadron’s pilots completed
1,006 landings aboard the ’Lex’
during the cruise, half of which
were made at night.
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