HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1961-03-09, Page 3Speedy Growth Of
Great Airline
rrOm 74,000; pasaengers in 1955
to 786,000 passongera in 1959.
This statistic, reported by Luf-
thansa German Airlines on the
eve of its fifth anniversary, re-
veals the most rapid rate of
growth in international commer-
cial aviatiern -The German air-
line established scheduled oper-
ations within the Federal Reptile-
lie Of Germany on April 1, 1055:
between European airports on
May 15, 1955; and to the United
States On Arne ;3, 1955, It has BC-
complialed a tenrfeld expansion
in five years, developing to mat-
urity with a speed that has out-
paced all other international air-
lines.
This rate of progress is es-
pecially significant because of the
complexities in the development
of an airline. For example, Luf-
thansa's route network 1-as been
extended from, 8,900 miles to 58,-
000 miles. Trained personnel had
been increased from 600 at the
beginning of 1955 to 7,441 in 1959,
Lufthansa's -school at Bremen,
the only flying school maintain-
ed by a .commercial airline, had
graduated 194 pilots, 34 flight
navigators, 35 dispatchers and 31
radio operators. Ground crews
have been trained at Lufthansa's
maintenance base in Hamburg.
The German airliners fleet has
multiplied from 13 aircraft to 49
aircraft. Maintenance bases and
ground service 'facilities have
been established and expanded
to keep pace with Lufthansa's
progress; and sales' and service
officers and personnel have in-
creased correspondingly' to ac-
commodate passengers, travel
agents and shippers.
Currently, Lufthansa's fleet
consists of 32 passenger aircraft,
including 3 Boeln" B-707-430
"Intercontinental" jets. Two ad-
ditional Boeing "Intercontinent-
al" jets, and 4 Boeing B-720-B
medium range jets are scheduled
for delivery in the near future.
Lufthansa's w or 1 d network
serves a total of 41, cities in 26
countries on 5 continents. Sche-
duled non-stop jet service be-
tween New York and Frankfurt
was introduced on March' 17,
1960; ,service from San Francisco'
via Montreal to Paris and Frank-
furt was inaugurated on May 13,
1960; and from Chicago non-stop
to Paris and Frankfurt on May
14, 1960: .
Lufthansa also provides sche-
duled daily service across the
South Atlantic to 1VIontivideo,
Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires
and Santiago de Chile, and main-
tains scheduled air service to
Baghdad, Teheran, Damascus and
Cairo. The airline has recently
branched out to Karachi, Calcut-
ta and Bangkok.
Lufthansa's cargo operations
have risen sharply. The Ger-
man airline's cargo-carrying ca-
pacity on the North Atlantic
route totals over one million
pounds per month, with connect-
ing service to the Middle and
Par East and Africa, as well as
to all 'parts of Europe. Cargo
service is maintained also to
Great Britain, within Germany,
and to other European points.
Despite the fact that scheduled
jet service was nct available un-
til the end of the period, Luf-
thansa's operations for the first
auarter of 1960 indicated a con-
tinuation of its record-making
rate, of growth. During this pe-
riod, 195,000 passengers were
flown across the North. Atlantic,
as compared with 125,000 during
the first auarter of 1959; 2,830
tons of freight were transported,
as against 1,749 tons in the first
quarter of the previous year.
WAS HIS FACE RED
When Judge Beverly Boushe,
of Memphis, Tennessee, showed
up at church to deliver an eve-
ning lecture on "memory traiti-
ing" he found the place dark and
deserted,
The reason: He forgot the date,
got there a.,night early.
ested in the nostalgia bit, or ear-
lier American literature, or the.
Life and hard times of Mr. Al-
ger's wail's, Actually they are
trying to suggest they also came
up the hard way, while probably
ney never, had it any tougher
than lugging the coal scuttle up
from the cellar or sifting the
ashes.
The bid is not for sympathy,
you understand. It's ITEM a
hind of vanity, the old democra-
tic pitch about up from the
ranks, and having no right for a
two-car garage, wall-to-wall car-
peting and membership in the
golf club. So when you come to
someone like Ralph. Gardiner of
New York, wIlao really knows his
Alger — all 1118 volumes — and
still believes in the strive and
succeed ideal, it's quite a relief
from the name-droppers.
Mr. Gardiner is giving of his
collection of Algeriana to New
York boys' clubs because he be-
]Keyes, even in this space age,
some youngsters will take Mr.
' Alger seriously and keep their
noses to the grindstone rather
than the , steering Wheel of a
jalopy.
It would be slanderous to say
we do not have our hardwerking
young people today. But the
more we can recruit to their
ranks, the less flabby our cul-
ture will be in succeeding gen-
erations. It's easy to laugh at
the Alger books nowadays. But
what is worth noting is that a
few generations ago the people
who built this country did strive
and did succeed in the face of
hardships identical with Alger's
urchins — and that the 100 mil-
lion copies of his 118 titles held
a mirror up to American life
with a truth that is a little dis;
conefiting in these later, easier
days. — Hartford Courant.
Is The Curse Off
Famous Diamond?
Officials of 'the world-famous
Smithsonian Institution and mu-
seum in Washington are all
wearing happy smiles nowadays.
Why? Because no misfortune
has befallen anyone there since,
about two years ago, the muse-
um acquired a 44 1/2 -carat deep
blue diamond — the fabulous
Hope Diamond which has long
been said to bring bad luck to
its possessors.
When Mr. Harry Winston, its
former owner, presented the did
mond to the museum, it is said
that he heaved a sigh of relief.
The jewel was insured for
$1,000,000 before • being ;sent, by
registered post from this inter-
national gent merchant's head-
quarters in New York to its
present "home" 'in Washington.
Not that Mr, Winston had found
it unluckye Quite the reverse.
He had Used it to raise- funds
for charity ,in America and
aibroad. The diamond, which is
popularly supposed to have been
torn from the forehead of an
Indian idol, travelled thousands
of miles to various e5ohibitions—
and no one seemed to suffer
alter seeing it! '
Yet a Frei-loin-nail harried Ta-
vernier who is said to have
smuggled the Hope Diarriond out
of India in 1642 was bitten to
death by a pack of dogs. A
Greek broker who nee owned
it was killed with his wife and
child le a cliff
But is it really a gem of
omen?' Millions of people refuse
to believe this legend.
one who didn't was a woman
owner who Confirmed to wear it
after her ; millionaire husband,
Who lied bought it for $900,009
broke down in health' and was
eettaliged ttrecni her,
Then her son Was killed in a
car accident, She went Oh Wear-
ing it, but Mitch later she was
reported as saying: "I arri Um-
vinted now that the diamond is
unlucky."
She died a broken woman.
"If you Want to Stay ybung,
associate With young people,"'
ViseS a psychiatrist, If you Want
to feel your age, try to keep Up
with them.
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ONION SETS
1st CLASS government inspected. Size
eft • ?A, produce very uniform Onions
without seed stalks. Price at request.
State quantity. Newhouse specializing
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BUILDING MATERIALS
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CATALOGS
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COINS
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Men At
Own Game
For years, Louise Suggs argued
that the top women golfers could
beat the top men if everyone had
an equal opportunity to reach
the green in, one shot. Eliminate
the men's strength off the tee,
she insisted, and the girls would
win,
At the Royal Poinciana. Invi-
tational in Palm Beach last
month, Miss Suggs, leading
money-winner on the 1960 wo-
men's pro tour, proved her point.
She shot 156 over 54 holes on
a par-three course and defeated
twelve top male pros, Sam
Snead, who can outdrive Miss
Suggs by 100 yards, shot no bet-
ter than 1.58.
Sir Winston Breaks Long-Time Movies Ban
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C.:J*31dg Inrni„shed the World an
example of gracious .giving
vently when it turned ever to
West Pakistan the Canadian nee
ehinery and other .equipment
wail in building an $8-million
bye'roeleetrie project.
Gordon Churchill, leader Of the.
Canadian House of Commons,
journeyed to Palciatan. to snake
the presentation, He handled. it
welt instead of making the gift
seem like ..charity, Churchill, said;.
4We of the Western World
should in such practical ways
make recompense to yen. et. the
East who have passed, on to us
so much wisdom over the _centur-
ies”
Maybe it's corny but such ex-
pressions have a way, of meaning
more to other peoples than our
own Cold War philosophy, often
hinted. if not expressed, of ban,
gaining for loyalties,. Churchill
pelt the transaction on the level
of equal association — an ulti-
mate truth in Free World affairs, •
—Denver Post,
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The Alger, Books? _ .
Name droppers come in as^
sorted flavours, of course, which.
makes it rather hard to say
which is the most obnoxious ,
There is a bunch of characters
(Who-se) specialty- is referring to
the Horatio Alger books. They
want to know if you- remember
Ted the Bootblack, or Phil the
Fiddler, or Julius, the Streetboy
or. Ben the Luggage Boy.
Now the whole paint el this
particular name-bandying is not
because these persons are inter-
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Ralph Spencer's permission to
snatch the weed from its lips.
Taking • to smoking when only
six months old, the now four-
year-old Pido likes to puff while
out driving, often making other
motorists take their eyes off the
road Spencer has had to en-
force a "No Smoking" rule for
the sake of traffic safety.
FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE
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,pgRSONAL. By TOM A. CULLEN
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LONDON — Sir Winston
Churchill, 86, and retired, is still
setting precedents. He has be-
come the first living. British poli-
tician to be impersonated in a
British motion picture.
This Is a ban that goes back
to Queen Victoria and includes,
of course, all members of the
royal family.
Now Britain's greatest modern
statesman will be seen briefly in
a new film, "The Siege of. Sid-
ney Street" but ks Will be seen
as a yoting, up-and-coming poli-
tician.
To make a film of the Sidney
Street siege without , Churchill
would be like trying to produce
Hamlet without the Prince of
Denmark. Churchill, then 37 and
British home secretary, was one
of the key figures in this classic
gun battle, in which five London
policemen lost their lives.
He personally risked his own
life to direct police operations at
the scene of the battle. He
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W/62" bucket & teeth, counterweights,
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1954, Dodge 3 ton dump truck F license;
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for all equipment $7,000.00 — may be
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estate. Box 188, Port Perry, Phone
Yukon 5.7931,
er," shot and killed four London
policemen.
The gang had been surprised
by the cops while tunneling from
an empty house into a jewelry
shop. Scotland Yard concentrat-
ed its entire force on tracking
down the desperadoes. This is
where Churchill, as home secre-
tary, came into the picture.
On Tan. 3, 1911,- Churchill re-
ceived an urgent message that
the anarchists had been cornered
in a house at No. 100 Sidney
Street. The gangsters were firing
on the police; and had already
killed 9ne constable, raising 'the
total of police dead to five.
Churchill was in his bath
when the message came through,
he recalls in his memoirs. "Drip-
ping wet and shrouded in a tow-
e1,4 as he describes himself, ha
ordered out the Scots Guards as
police reinforcements. He then
dressed himself and hurried to
the scene of the battle.
"I must admit that convictions
of, duty were supported by a,
strong sense of curiosity which,
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perhaps, it would' have been well
to keep iricheek,"%he admits.
"There was a coneideratilg
crowd of angry and 05triiiif
people, and I noticed the.CfmAs
al Spectacle of metropdlieail conft
stafbles armed with shotguns has-
tily procured from a iota] gun-
14114 i1i;sit at this moment, hdw-
ever; a shot rang out, perhaps a
couple of hundred yerdt away,
followed by another and another
until there was a regular fusil-
lade,
"The bullets struck brickwork
and ricocheted hither and thi-
ther:7
Finally,, the besieged house
caught lire, Found in the ruins
were two charred bodies,, a
t4rowiiing automatic, two Mau-
ter Pistols and bomb cases. Of
"Peter the Painter," nib trace Was
ever lettrid.
As for Churchill, he was
ctiled Ili the press, and in the
house of CoitirtienS. An oppoSi-
fiat theither arose to remark
acidly, "We ere concerned to
observe photographs the illuen
treted heWeptipere of the home
secretary iti the danger 7000, 1
can tifiderStatid what the photo-
grapher' ryas doing;"" he continu-
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crouched in dooewaye under a
fusilla.de of murderous gunfire,
and wormed his way to within
50 yards of the liaise Where the
desperate Sidney Street 'gang
was barricaded.
, And for his pains, he was
severely criticized bath in the
press and in Parliament.
Regal Films International have
gotteri around the censorship
ban by an artful dodge. The ac-
tor who plays the role is a dead
ringer for Churchill, HO is pie;,
Lured wearing the elegant-, silk
hat and the"eciat With the astrak-
han collar which Winston wore
as home secretary: Even the ci-
gar is t h er e. tut Chtttehill!s
name is never Mentioned in the
filth.
the film a little boy asks
big, mother, ."Who is that man,
mummy?" "the tiOnie "SeoretnrY i
luvi 'the mother replies, but his
name has slipped her mind.
the Sldriey Street Siege,: 50
years ago this January, is to the
Britith What the St. Veletitinthe
bay massacre Was to Americans
of the prohibition ore,
ft began in mid-Deeerrabela
1910, when a gang, bi it'ussian
anarchists, "exiled id Ltiliden
and led by a mysterious charac-
ter known' "Peter' the Faint