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Evening star., 1962-04-13
u. ). 10 Favor
FirmsRefusinu
To Lift Costs
Actions Could Force
Industry Leaders
To Cancel Boosts
BY LEE NJ. COIN
star Staff Writer

Inland Steel Co. announced
today that it will not raise
prices at this time. This hold
,he-line decision could force
steel industry leaders to cancel
their S6-a-ton price increases.
At the same time. in a move
aimed at killing this weeks
-------~-
Block Of Inland Steel Outlines
Philosophy. Pooe AS
Text Of BIoush Statement. Fose AS
price rise, Defense Secretary
Mcnamara ordered defense
contractors and suppliers to
buy steel, where possible. from
companies not boosting prices.
He also said the Defense De-
partment is studying ways to
use other materials as substi-
tuteS for steel.
President Kennedy, obviously
pleased at the Inland decision.
called it good. good, very
good" The administration has
been trying to limit the spread
Of price increases. with the
hope that competition would
force companies that have
raised prices to back down.
Outcome Still Uncertain
It was too early to tell
whether Inland's refusal to join
the raising parade would
accomplish this objective. The
eight companies that have
raised prices by S6 a ton. or 3.5
per cent. account for about
three-fourths of the industry's
production.
In this dominant position.
they could try to ignore In
lands action, since Inland and
the other companies that have
not yet raised prices cannot
supply all the Nations require
ments for steel.
But the administration was
counting on competitive lever
age and the psychological i'm
pact of 1nland's decision, and
hoped that other companies
also would hold the line. Of
ficials were contracting execu-
tives of the undecided compa-
MES.
The administration also
rushed work on an economic
white paper" challenging the
price increases. and the Justice
Department began a grand jury
investigation into possible anti
trust violations. One antitrust
move under study was action to
break up the United States
Steel Corp. the industry'S
leader.
L. S. Steel Silent
United States Steel led the
industry move to raise prices.
A spokesman in New York said
the company would have no i'm
mediate comment on Inland's
decision.
Administration officials had
concentrated their hold-the-
line efforts on Inland and the
Armco Steel Corp. A spokes-
man for Armco. contacted in
Middletown. Ohio, said his
company had not yet decided
what to do about prices.
Another company that haA
not yet moved on prices is the
Kaiser Steel Corp. which over
the years has made a record as
the industry's maverick" A
See STEEL, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Roaring Splits Couple

LONDON. April 13 (AP).-
A British court has ruled that
a husbands keeping a fero-
ciouS lion Gagged in the garden
is sufficient cause for divorce.
The wife. Mrs. George Foyle.
38. said: The lion never
seemed to stop roaring"
Evening star., 1962-04-13
$50 Tenants Are Routed
BY Apartment Fire
Firemen, Police Lead or Garry
Kenesuw Residents to SufeN

About $50 tenants many elderly and infrm were led
and carried to safety during fire early today the
saw Apartments, 3060 Sixteenth street NV
One fireman suffered burns and two policemen who
rescued many of the dodgers treated for smoke in
halation.
The fire, of unknown origin was confined to the base
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Considerabl cloudi-
ness. windy and colder tonight with low in
upper 30s. One or two brief light showers
may occur. Tomorrow will be windy and
cooler. partly cloudy High. So, at 2 pm.
today; low, 43. at 8 am today.
Full Report on Poss BIZ
Evening star., 1962-04-13

On April H. Elizabeth H. by other realms and territories
grace OF Coo OF the United Queen head of the
OF Great Britain and wealth. defender of the
Northern Ireland and Of her will be 36
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07
VOTE DRIVE
IN THE SOUTH

ORLANDO, Fla. - The Or
ange County Non Partisan Regis =
tration Committee (Orlando) was
formed this week with ESQ vol -
unteer workers.
They will try to increase the
present number of 1900 regis
tered Negro voters. There are
80, ABS whites in the county,
most of whom are Negro. There
are pa los whites.
The committee will be assisted
by W. c. Patton, NAACP voter
registration specialist.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07
RACE BAN DUE

WASHINGTON - Atty. Gen.
Robert F. Kennedy said Presi-
dent Kennedy may issue an order
by Jan. ! banning racial discrim-
ination in housing built with fed =
eral aid.
Some administration officials
say it may be signed by the
Pre- sident after Congress ad-
journs and before the Nov. 6
congressional elections. 1t prob =
ably would take effect Jan. l.
the Tooth anniversary of Abra =
ham Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07
OPEN HOUSE SET AT
NEW SCHOOL SUNDAY

Parents and friends are invi-
ted to attend an open house at
the new primary school located
at 46l5 S. % Street (north of the
Julian School) on Sunday, Sept. 9,
ST pm.
Mr.. James Billion, principal
announces suggestions for nam
ing the school will be accepted.
The school houses 20 class
rooms and grades one through
three will be taught. There are
no double sessions.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07
SOUTHSIDER
GETS MOBILE PARK

Leonard Cumby, 3846 E. Miami
has received city zoning approv-
al for a mobile home park on
his property.
One 10 ft. by SIS #. large mo-
bile home has already been
placed on the site which affords
space for ten more.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07

Gus H. Shaw, II year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Shaw, l447
E. Coronado was one of the thir-
teen Arizona recipients of a Ma
tional Reserve Officers Train
ing Corps scholarship.
In competition with hundreds
of other high school graduates
Gus. a June graduate of St.
Mary's High School scored high.
He receives a full scholarship.
including tuition, books. and a
monthly allowance, plus travel
expenses to and from school.
He left earlier this week for
the University of Nebraska,
where he will major in cleo
tronics engineering.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07
ELkS TO HAVE
BANQUET FOR JOE

An appreciation banquet hon.
oring oratorical winner and ma =
tional runnerup. Joe Gonzales
will be held Saturday. Sept. 8. at
$50 pm in the w. H. Patterson
Elks Lodge ATT, 1907 South Sew
enth Ave.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07
80 PUPILS GO TO
SCHOOL QUIETLY

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -Thir-
ty nine Negro children regis
tered without disturbance at the
city's elementary school.
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07

Deputy grand Gilbert Gray, ia W. Pima accepts
the proclamation just signed by Governor Paul Fann establishing
September ninth Prince Hall Americanism Day.
Mr. Leonard CALDWELL grand secretary proceed
ings.
Prince Hall who from slavery found the
body Of all Negro Masonic in America foreign
countries.
special will be scheduled the Prince Hall Masonic
Hall, 339 E. Jefferson September NINTH
Mr. Gray has been active the Masons for the past 80 years.
Mr.. Caldwell has been active past years.
have held various offices we'll
TALENTED SINGER APPEARS
AT ELKS LODGE
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07

Edward Banks publisher
ulaes Arizona boxing heavyweight champion Foley
recent knockout victory.
Foley has been progressing up of contenders for
a chance at the worlds title.
resident Chandler, street named in his honor
near MS nome PAoTO-soRRX
Arizona tribune., 1962-09-07

couple of Phoencians decided and
their young married
This initial meeting into the club called The Medons
Pictured members of the club who sponsored dance
the Masonic Hal Saturday night. September first.
From left Mesdames Betty Tibbs Eenora Moore. Eleser
Langston, Yvoe Huff Sherman Boyer.
Margaret Roach Enesne Carreers Mary Mckerson Martha
Thomas, president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Army Secretary Vance Joins
In Welcome to Gen. Izurieto

tng forward 70 the neW JOB
and to the sights n NY
country. We have biE prob
lens At home. The work Is
there.- He added cOuteously.
7 have learned the things
here. and nov I want 10
apply them
Mr.. Ais successor : M.
A G. n. Kaz. Finance Sec
Rotary Of West Pakistzn he
fore this appointment. he
arrived N WASHINGTON YES
terday and was present lkS
night.
Also IN the gathering were
five foreign service rrainees
from PakiStan. Before assign
ment. young PakiStau d1plo-
mats spend 10 months NJ the
Fletcher School Of Law and
Diplomacy IN Boston q term
In England and another N
Paris.
Asked last night what he
had learned sboUt diplomacy
IN the United States. one
replied with aplonh. We
only observe. We are not vet
ready to draw conclusions. "
As an aftethought. he said.
One muSt learn % clSt1n-
guiSh between what one feels
and what one knows 70 be
true
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Miss Forror
Is Bride of
Mr.. Theriot

Mr. and Mrs James Ed
ward F2ETzr Of Warrenton.
Va and Palm Beach. Pa
announce the marriage q
them GaughseT Natalie Parrar
To MIR JACQUES s Theriot.
SON Of Mir and Mrs Jacques
Thereof Of Woodstock. n Y.
The wedding took place June
% ut St. James Episcopal
Church
Mrs. TherIOt Is the grand
daughter Of Mrs Joseph VII
ham Fzrrar Of Palm Beach
and the hate Mr. and Mrs.
JOSIAH JeWest Of Buffalo.
N Y An alunna Of Chat
ham Han Mrs Therlot VIII
be TEACHING At the Dalton
School m New York City.
The bridegroom. q gradu-
ate Of Colgate University and
COahla University School
oF Business. Is associated
with White, Weld and Co,
New York City
The cuup1e win 1--we IN
New York City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
K. N. Ooinds
Are Hosts

Mr.. K n. Gaind. the rs
Sistznt press Rttacae CT tne
Indian embassy. and Mrs.
Gaind were hosts over the
week end IT 4 farewell re
erption IN honor q the In
dian commercial counselor
Mr.. c. J. Stracey who has
been transferred Is counselor
to Paris
Present It the reception
were about 50 guests includ-
ing the Deputy Chef q Pro-
tocol and Mrs Pedro San
Juan, the Second Secretary
Of the Nepalese Embassy Mr.
Jagdish Rama. the Third Ser
Rotary Of the PakistAn En-
haSsy Mr.. 7. Mahtah. and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heinz
saith Of the American I'M
verSIry.
The reception was held Al
the GaInds new house On
Broad street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

The new Secretary os the
Army, Cyrus r. Vance. and
an impressive collection Of
generals gathered nj POrt
Myers Patton Han last night
to shake hands with the
Commander IN Chief of the
Chilean Army, Gen. Oscar
IEurieta Molina.
Gen. 1Nlrleta, honor guest
At q reception given hF
United States Amy Chlef Of
Staff and Mrs. George n
Decker, arrived IN Washing
ton yesterday for tEO GAYS
Of meetings and parties 10
cap Q tour Of United States
military installations.
A former military at7Ache
1t the embassy here. Gen
IEuieta was familiar with
most Of the eastern Insaala-
tons. 10 asked this time 20
visit the West Coast bases
with one exception. He took
q kind Of sentimental Jour
ney back TO Fort Benn1nE.
Ga. to see the training pro
gram, which he had observed
as q special guest IN 1871
As he stood IN the rece1V-
ing line last night, Gen and
Mrs. Decker hriefed him On
the All-Star game and hase-
ball In Keneral-lt seems the
sport hasn't reached Chile ye1.
THE PARTY was wen UNI
derway when Secretary
Vance bree1ed IN. Tan. slim
and angular, he looks hike
a graduate student with pre-
mature gray at the temples
He makes q surprising PIC
ture ut the center Of n ring
Of four-star generals.
Also present were Mr. Paul
II. Mite Of the Defense De-
partment, the Assistant Sec
Rotary Of the Army for Re-
search and Development and
Mrs. Finn J. Larsen Marine
Commandment Gen D NJ
Shoup, Chief Of the Air Force
Curtis Z. LeMRy, several
members Of Congress and the
Chilean Ambassador and
Mrs. Muller.
Ambassador and Mrs Mul-
Ter win honor Gen 1DIr1eE2
tonight with n reception nj
their residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

The Chilean general VII
1eave tOm0rTuW uoruiDg for
Panama and q meeting q
Cunmman6eFx IN Chief Of the
InEeT-Amerlcan community.
ACROSS TOWN. at the
PakE<rzn Embassy. AmhaSsa-
our and Begun kxtz Ahmed
were entertaining for tie
oFparG11x Eeon0ric Minister
and Mrs wszIr Ali
Mr. An vino viii Leave this
week end has been named
Secretary Of his CuuntTys
Finance Ministry. a post he
VIII assume the middle Of
nEx1 MONTH He has served
here three years
Minister An said he Is look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Benefit Dinner PIonned

Bar Association Richard Gall
heF Is treasurer.
Proceeds viii help finance
the settlements summer day
camp for 200 children from
pUCr families. its Twilight
CnIn for aged persons: and
youth clubs. teen activities.
family cuunSellng. he alth
work adult education and
ether projects at Ffdes House.
FCuuGed Ii Iq41. Pides Neigh
oGrnuCc House Is supported
6V voluntary contributions.
= Is conducted by the Mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

Sionary Servants Of the Most
Holy Trinity. q Catholic or
der specializing in social well
fare and teaching. However,
many of the children and
adults it assists are men,
berS Of other faiths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

An u1E1KI1A urEnIurze II
PrufEsrKuTS. CEzAHl-x Enf
Jews + Sp1nETrIuE n : I'm
benE1n crTnH I'm FGGeS
NsiEhhurhBu6 5aEse IN RIIE
Is nj Ine nFU ElhaEr I'm
A1r- MsIun :. k-VreHEu -
chairman II I'M Efrre- ar-
CANNED fy I'M F-HrES II
Fines EuuER- Cr-gtMrrRn
are Dr. EHEE-T c. 1EE1TuIE
and Nj F-4nCR = EE1E
PRst P-esidsrI Ed 1hF Ds-Tz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

Main Store and Spring VALLEY
hours: $50 an 10 S-4S pm
! Corners open MsDasy.
Thursday and Friday evenings
until e=Se pm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Matthias Criticizes
JFK On Politicking

Congressman Charles McC. Ma
thias. Jr CR.-Md.) last Saturday
charged President Kennedy with
jumping the ship of state for a
weekend of campaigning while
members of Congress, at great sac
rifice, postponed their own person
al campaign plans and remained at
their posts to act on vital legis-
lation.
Congressman Matthias, addressing
the House of Representative in the
unusual Saturday session, asked,
Not long ago the American people
were asked the question, Are we
going to anchor down or sail?' To-
day l would like to ask the man
who propoundcd that question
how we can either sail straight
course or find a safe harbor when
the hclmSman has abandoned the
wheel and gone off on frolic of
his own?
Il am sure that every member
here today had campaign plans of
importance TO himself and to his
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

friends and supporters. We have
cancelled those plans to be here
at our post of duty in this House
But the man who wanted Sc
much to play captain is not or
board today. He has jumped ship
although much urgently needed
Legislation might yet be moved, il
he would practice some of the
personal leadership about which
he preached.
To-day might have been a good
time for him to exhibit a little of
that spirit of sacrifice for the
country about which we have heard
so much and seen so little"
He called on his campaign team
to tell the people of Maryland's
Sixth Congressional District that
he cannot meet campaign COM
mitments because he must remain
in Congress to represent their in
tcrcsts during this prolonged scs-
sion of the 87th Congress.
Because of his inability to carry
his campaign for reelection to the
people, Congressman Matthias re-
Gently began a campaign in news
papers and on radio telling the
people of the five western coun-
ties he represents Garrett, Allie
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
MARRIED

CiIbert-Henline-Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hcnline of Gormania, w. Va,
announce the marriage of their
daughter loretta, to Paul r. Gill
bert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Gilbert. A double ring ceremony
was performed on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 23rd, by the Rev Arnold
Bickcl of the Gormania Methodist
Church, at the Fairview Church of
the Brethren with the immediate
families of both attending After
the ceremony they left for a short
trip through the Southern and Mid
Western States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Contributions Made
To Hospital Funds

A number of contributions to
Loar Auxiliary of the Garrett
County Memorial hospital for vari-
Gus funds have been received re.
Gently, it was announced.
DR.. S. M. Sancctta, Cleveland
contributed in honor of DR.. Joseph
Alvarez and Dr. Pedro Rivera M"
end Mrs. W W. Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Tects and family, DR..
and Mrs. E. l. Baumgartner, c. w.
Highlander, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Nay
Tor, Miss Grace Jones, Mrs. Rem
ringers bridge club and Mrs. Carl
ton Heibig, contributed in mem
mory of Mrs N. |. Broadwater
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Naylor CON
tributed in memory of Edward
Kahl; Mrs. T. Kimmcll in memory
If Mrs. Belle Nine and the Couples
club in memory of Arthur Naylor,
ST.
Contributing to the Henry w.
McComas Memorial fund are
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ray Jones, Nh
and Mrs H. c. Riggs, MIR. and Mrs
Robert W. LOhr, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur E. Naylor, Jr., hospital en-
ployes, Mr. and Mrs. James Hurd,
court house employees, Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Zelers, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mclaughlin, A. ID, Naylor, Mrs
Drake Bennett and daughter, Miss
Mary Naylor Bennett, Mr. and Mrs
S. ToWnshend Naylor. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard B. Jones, Mrs. Carlton Hell
big, Mr.. and Mrs Leo Helbig, Ray
Teets garage, county health depart
ment staff; julius B. Littman, Mr..
and Mrs. Fulcher Smith and daugh-
ter Fannabel: Arnold Goering,
Sarah and Ward Keller, Robert
Snellenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Shcckels.
The Loar auxiliary will meet
Thursday, October IS, in the board
room of The hospital at 7:30 p. m,
and Merritt Feather, hospital adj
ministrator, will be the speaker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
To Observe Laymen's
Day At St. Paul's

Laymen's Day will be observed
at St Paul's Methodist Church
Oakland, at the 10:45 a. m. serv-
ice Sunday. At this time, Raymond
w. Kiser, Methodist Layman from
Buckhannon, w. Va. viii speak.
In addition to Mr.. Kiser's pres
cntation, men from Tic local church
will participate in the worship
service. The entire observance is
under the direction of Merritt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

Miss Shank is employed by the
L. S. Air Force in the Pentagon
and is presently residing in Airing
ten, Va. Mr. Liller is employed by
the Arlington Supply Company
and resides in Fairfax.
A May wedding is planned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Open. House Planned

~ Open house viii be held at the
First Methodist Church in Barton
lon Sunday, GOctobcr 14th, from 3
NO 5 o'clock in the afternoon, in
honor of Mrs Virginia Broadwater's
GOTH birthday.
No invitations will be issued, but
all friends and relatives are invited.
Gifts are not necessary.
Mrs. BroadWater is the oldest
living member of a family of eight
and is direct descendant of the
first settlers of the Broadwatcr
clan in this country.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

phasize the importance of laymen
in the Church. At this time the
laymen plan, prepare, and conduct
the service of worship.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
SALE
Grantsville, Maryland

GrantsVille, Maryland
Hogs, top barrows and gifts, 1900
to 1880; hwy. butcher, 1925 to 17.75;
light butcher, 1910 to 1880; butcher
sows. 1890 to 1850. feeder shoats,
3.25 to $50; male hogs, lilo to
11.90.
Veal: good, 26.OO to 5000; stand
ard, 2200 to $500; utility, 1000 to
1900 hwy. calves, 1900 to 2200.
Sheep and Lambs: good, 1900 to
1850 culls, 500 to 1000; slaughter
ewes, ATS to 5.25.
Steers: good, $500 to 2685.
Heifers: choice, 2240 to 2375;
good, 1880 to 1000; standard, 400
to 1900; utility, 1900 to 1400
Cows: commercial, 1875 to 1860;
utility, 1900 to 1880; Gamer and
cutter, 500 to 1850.
Bulls: cutter and utility, 1900 to
1870.
Yearling Steers: medium, 22.O0 to
PAYS: inferior and common, 1900
to 1850.
Heifer Calves: medium, 1000 to
.21.75; inferior and common, 400
to 1850
Eggs: jumbo, so to SIC; large, 48
to SEC; medium, IS to 4Oc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

Feather, Lay Leader.
On Laymen's Day Methodists
throughout the country join with
other denominations as they en-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

Politicians we're giving more al
tention to governorship contests
than to those for seats in Congress.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

gany, Washington, Frederick and
Montgomery that he must remain
in the nations capital to do the
job they entrusted to him.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
Data M Chatter
By DARCY DEAEuL:E

Chicago (ANP)-From Hollywood . Ruth Brown has
wg changes changes her CO.'S
travelling goes along keep the wigs
looking they
Esther longer little new one out disc
warbing of find
nkabe n
Gregory down and write a long long
novel, fiction combined with publishers
Isn't it true that Dnah Washington
Happy Birthday Marghuerite Mays who toying with the
idea Of doing the modeling-bit
Usually year me list of what
they would Christmas in
year turn the tables
hem and gift them with
they certainly might NOT respective
mast
For Brook Benton winding so he
cut out those costly watch repair bills, Benton has habit
winding reindg talking loves
talk constantly breaking up time buy
Mickey Mouse Brook then toss it winding
stem pops
For Dakota Station cuddly baby STILL twins to
love and to cherish She has much warmth
child.
For Ruth Brown Time Time a Capital
spend with her cooking like lovely
ern kitchen she had built in that Virginia home.
She really
stay at home for any long period
For Sarah Vaughan happy ending for Sarah husband
baby girl complete baby
Let's hope she and the baby and husband will
For Sam Cooke fountain that doesn't leak all his
fingers Not to mention
Ella Fitzgerald gown green Lady
of Song loves the color She conds
many dresses.
model Springer the
should have her pared all national
has the professional knohow wearing
1t high time the Madison
this beauty during touring Ebony
Fashion
For Sidney Potter juicy part that doesn't have
race its theme Why could another
Eighth, or even Don Juan, if given the chance
Al bigger to
varied collection of technicolored pills
May a to good Blue
Angel
For Diahann Carroll that little country tprer
ably Connetut that talks about having day
Roy Hamilton opportunity incognito Roy
would love to take Heey the
just seeing. Maybe 63 will be
For Dinah Washington calories in her daily
For Pearl Bailey appearances girl
talent that time doesn't diminish.
For Lena Horne she already HAS EVERYTHING.
For Ray Charles courtesy in '63 from the cops
For Johnny Mathis wife child to that
Hills mansion the matchmaker asserig ITSELF
For Jonah Jones jokes! Shades Benny
and of course, to all Christmas that is Merry.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21

jump on or off at any. con-
venient corner. However, they
know how to jump while the
car is in motion. Should Ameri-
cans and foreigners try this
agile trick, they are apt to wind
up with a sprained ankle or a
few bruises. Trolley hopping,
SABENA Airlines says, is a
great show to watch.
Alas, for the trolley Bluffs,
the trans have disappeared
from such capitals as London
and Paris, where "so-called"
modern buses and subways have
taken their place. In Rome,
there are still many trolley
buses, which are a unique COM
bination of both buses and troll.
leys. But Rome's trolleys lack
the plush, old worldliness Of
those in Vienna, Zurich and
Brussels. They have become too
modern, too crowded, and don't
have the same tramway atmos-
phere that can only be found
in a trolley, which in this coun-
try, and many other parts Of
Europe the trolley buff recog-
nizes as soon as he pays his
fare and the bell clangs!