The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-26
Nation Enjoyed One
 or Best Holidays
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 below freezing even far in the south. Airplanes were grounded and even trains and buses traveleo
 behind schedule.
 Transportation utilities handled their largest volume of holiday trav- elers in several years. New York police said that despite large crowds of Christmas eve and morning celebrants in. hotels and clubs, fewer cases of intoxication than in pre-repeal years. No New York hospital had an alcoholic fa- tality, the first such year in almost a decade.
 Possibly because of the indicated temperance there were extraordin- ary few fatal Christmas tree fires. Roosevelts Set Example President Roosevelt and his A. year old granddaughter, Sara De- lano Roosevelt, set an example to the nation of the old fashioned Christmas celebration. Young curly haired Sara sat on grandpa $ lap before an upstairs White House fireplace to open her presents. All the Roosevelt family in the White House went to church after break fast, filling an entire pew. A cold kept Curtis Roosevelt Dall (Buz- zie) and with him his sister, Anna Eleanor Dall (Sistie) and their mother, Mrs. John Boettiger, in New York.
 The Dionne quintuplets, celebrat- ed their second Christmas in Can- ada, were none the less a part of the United States" Christmas. Gifts from scores of admirers from be low the line" made a mound around the quints' first real Christmas tree. They had a genuine family" party in their nursery, with their mother and father and their forgotten five brothers and sisters. The quin- tuplets gave dresses, necklaces, dolls bracelets and other toys to their brothers and sisters, and unrevealed gifts to their parents. In Other Countries. London, Dec. 26- (UP) - Great Britain carried gamely on today in a second Christmas holiday-boxine day with no newspapers and a general air of complete cessation of workday activities.
 King George and Queen Mary led the Christmas celebration with members of the Royal Family at Sandringham, their country estate. Paris, Dec. 26-(UP) = Europes little kings and crown princes re- ceived practical gifts this year. Boy King Peter of Jugoslavia got what he most wanted-an illuminated revolving globe, with frontiers and ship lanes marked in colors. The litle king of Siam, completing his studies in Switzerland, got a stamp collection. Crown Prince Baudoin of Belgium got three foot exact model of a steamship which is named for him..
 Paris, Dec. 26-tUP)-Paris cele- brated Christmas in a carnival at- mosphere.
 Premier Pierre Laval took a day off and spent Christmas with his family here.
 Rome, Dec. 26-(UP)-Pope Plus, King Victor Emmanuel and Prem- fer Benito Mussolini. spent quiet Christmas days.
 The Pope took a complete rest except for audiences with dignitar- ies.
 The king spent the day at San Rossore with his family in the Savoy Hills.
 Mussolini stayed in Rome because of his preoccupation with foreign politics.
 Berlin, Dec. 26-(UP)-Germans said proudly today that their coun- try celebrated Christmas as the most placid nation in Europe, Adolf Hitler spent the day pri- vately at Munich. .
 Doorn, Netherlands, Dec. 26- (UP)-Former Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany observed his 18th Christ mas in exile today with none of his children present. His wife
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