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PARIS ROME I K l W The Eternal City-Roma-shrine to the world's Roman Catholics, and heir to the glories and grandeur of the Caesars, where the old world and new live side by side in romantic wonderment of the glory that was and is Rome. ln many of our hearts, the highlight of our cruise was reached on Christmas Eve in Rome and during the brief minutes Pope Pius Xll appeared in his window overlook- ing the sea of faces crowding St. Peter's Square on Christ- mas Day. For those that made the second tour the emotions were the same... The Pantheon, St. Peter's, the Catacombs, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. Each put himself in An- thony's place and repeated those words. Evening increased our wonderment, wondering down the narrow streets of Old Rome to Romolo's for a multi- course dinner with accompanying guitar music by Lili, cocktails and dancing at Hostaria Dell 'Urso where Mario played a fine piano, and the Fountain of Trevi where we threw a coin into the water, hoping someday to return to Rome. Fifty million Frenchman were right. . . The Louvre. . . Notre Dame . . . Arche de Triomphe . . . Place Pigalle . . . Place de Concorde...and, of course, the Folies Ber- geres were all we hoped they'd be. Standing in the icy winds atop the Eiffel Tower or walking down the Champs-Elysees at night, munching hot roast chestnuts.. .Paris was the place to spend our Christmas 'fvacation. ' ' Top right: The Real 'l11ing. 'Dop left: Bome's famous Colosseum Bottom: Majestic Fountain of 'lTevi.