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La opinión., 1939-09-04

que iba a hacer a la Asamblea al
guna proposition de mucha impor-
tancia.
observation-disclosures ven
60 en- nombre de la comision ex-
traordinaria a proponeros una me-
dida en- extreme rigorosa. Els pre-
ciso, 81 la aprobais, que Sc ponga
Embellishments en- e%jecucion..
por exigirlo asi la salvation de la
patria.. :. He ahf Ell proyecto de
decreto:
-iLeed, Iced!
Vergniaud (leyendo).-Conside-
rando la Asamblea nacional que
los males de la patria han llega-
do a su colmo, que es para ell
Cuerpo legislative Ell mas imperio-
SO de los deberes ell salvar al pals;
ha venido en- decretar 10 siguien-
tie:
"Articulo primero. Sc invita- al
pueblo frances a formar una Con-
venci6n nacional, (repetidos braves
en- las tribunas).
"Art. 2o.-El poder executive
quedara sus pendido provisional
mente en- Ell ~ejercicio de su fun
clones. (Murmullos en- la izquierda
y en- las tribunas).
cart. Solos actuales minis
tres continuaran por ahora en-
sus ~respectivos puestos". (Violen-
tos murmullos).
Brissot. = iQue! icontinuaran
esos traidores ejerciendo Ell po-
der?
Bazire.-iPor ventura no sabe-
La opinión., 1939-09-04
r AVISO CLASIFICADO
VENTAS CASAS

CASA Z cuartos, bLen lote, cerca tran
VIA "P". s1,275, entire $3.50 y s15 al
mes. Casa 2 departamentos 4 y :
cuartos, con plomerla. acera Eastern
Y Blanchard. Precio 81 $500. entire
$3.50 Y SIS mensuales. Casa I Guar
tos, lote 40x156. cerca .glesia cato
lica, Sra. v Rowan. Precio 81, $50,
entire $500 v $40 mensuales. Compro
propiedades al contado. Yea a Gar
eta. Notario, SECURES immigration,
1904 East First st. TEL: AN. 215S4.
600
La opinión., 1939-09-04
las medidas provisionales propues-

las medidas provisionales propues-
tas por Ell jefe de los girondinos.
Guadet, desde Ia tribuna.-Los
actuales ministries son unos trail
dores... Pido por 10 tanto que
nombre la Asamblea nacional un
nuevo ministerio, y que Sc proceda
a su formation por medic de es-
crutinio individual.
Brissot. - No podeis decretar
una nueva organization ministe-
rial, sin declarar que los actua-
les ministries han dejado de lei
Ger la confianza de la nacion.
(Notose una viva sensation en- los
dos ministries que habia en- la tri-
buna de Luis XVII. Pido asimis-
mo que Sc sellen desde ahora to-
dos los documentos relatives a los
actuales ministries.
La proposition de Brissot fue
adoptada por inmensa mayoria.
Duhem subi6 entonces a la tri-
buna para dar conocimiento a la
Asamblea de que habfa cumplido
va la mission que habia tenido a
bien confiarle.
Duhem.-La Asamblea me ha
nombrado, junto con mi colega
Kersaint, para que procurasemos
hacer la tranquilidad y la
calma en- ell amino del pueblo; asf
que debo declarar que todos los
ciudadanos, a pesar de la eferves-
cencia general que reinaba, han ju-
RADIO fidelidad y sumision a los
nuevos decretos que les he comu-
nicadn
La opinión., 1939-09-04
Sc PIERDE UN AVON
EN- ALASKA
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept, 3

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept, 3
-(UP).- I'm avon particular con
tres a bordo Sc extravio
entire Anchorage y McGrath. Sc
gun sc informo.
Ell avion Sc %encuentra perd.do
desde ell jueves am edo dia, GUAM
do salio de McGrath. pueblo que
Sc encuentra alrededor de 300 NIL
las al noreste de Anchorage. Tres
aviones salieron en- busca del apa
ratio perdido.
A bordo del avion Sc encuentran
O. S. Sullivan. inspector de Hacien
da EN- Juneau; Warren Ferguson,
prop.etario de las lfneas aereas
Ferguson, de Kotzebue, Alaska, y
ell photo Jack Herman.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
vENTAS CASAS

DOS cAsAs 3 y 6 cuartos en- buen To-
tie, cerca tranvfa +. sclamente 50. zoo.
Entire $500 Y s23 m~ensuales, inclu-
yendo interes Casa 8 cuartos EN-
plastada. en- lote amplio. cerca tram
VIA amarillo. por solo 81. $50. Entire
v abonos faciles. Casa 5 cuartos.
lote muy grande. en- calle Fresno,
cerca Whittier Blvd. Precio 50, 700,
condolences de compra faciles. Sr.
Jose Oronoz, 3246 Whittier Blvd
Alberto Domingos. Tel: AN. 1925.
(IcA
La opinión., 1939-09-04
Notas de Mazatldn
(Sigue de la "a. Pagina)

senfundaron sus prstoias y sc hi
cieron fuego cast simultaneamente.
continuando ell tiroteo por ambos
hasta quedar tendidos en- terra.
La defensa social del 1ugar Sc
presento a tempo de evitar mayo
res desordenes, pues va Sc hahfan
tornado dos grupos con los pa
rientes de uno y otro de los muer-
tos para vengar a sus r~espectivos
parientes. La Defensa Social desar-
mo a todos los enfurecidos campe-
sinos. exitando asf que hubiera mas
muertes.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
FEMENINAS
tS;nue de 10 "a. Pap.,

Cuando iba a fiestas. resultaba
victima del tenor de que, mien-
tras los otros ninos iban a ser
fecogidos por sus i~nstitutrices Y
niheras, IT. g%obernanta no lie
garia jamas. Elsa timidez no de-
is de atormentarme durante mis-
amos mozos Odiaba los sitios
nuevos. Ia atmosfera desconoci-
da que planeaba en- ellos y me
preocupaba de antemano la i'm
preston que iba a causar mi per-
soma en- ell amino de quienes me
veian por primera ez.
"a los %cuarenta, me halle ca
paz de tratar con la genie sin
intimidarme. Deseubrf que la vi
da social tambien nos reserva
plaeeres ysupe hacerme agrada-
BILE a los demas".
La opinión., 1939-09-04
REGLAMENTO DE
AGUAS POTABLES

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept g.
CDAPP)- En- breve sera sometido
a la consideration del c. Presiden-
tie de la Republica ell Reglamento
Federal de Aguas Potables, apro-
bado recientemente por ell Console
de Salubridad y que fue formulado
por la Oficina General de Ingenie-
ria Sanitaria.
Ell aludido ordenamiento tiende a
lograr que todas las aguas que sc
EN- la Republica esten en-
buenas condolences de potabilidad,
a fin de desterrar las enfermeda-
des de caracter hfdrico.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
MEDiclNAs

SIBTETAS "GONO-REM". Gel Ira
'tamiento superior para la %gonorea).
Enfermedades infecciosas venereas
de las Was urinarias. recientes o
cronicas con dolencia, purgaclon,
ardor en- la vejiga y al orinar. Ia
bletas "Gono-Rem". l cajita S2.25.
3 c%ajitas $3.50 Tratalniento COM
pieto). Reno. Chemical Co, P. o.
Box $685., Los Angeles. Calf. Gre
mita valor o pfdalo C. o. ID (13)
La opinión., 1939-09-04
sSioue oe Ia sa. Pao.)

quez- quien. como astro en- ocaso
Sc va acercando lentamente al
termino de su postrer jornada, bri
lara de nuevo; porque sera catalo
gado- mas que como digno descen
diente de nuestros progenitores lite
rarios- como un6 de los mas esfor
zados ap6stoles de la cultura con
tinental en- la America Latina.
Reciba la inspirada poetisa sono
rense- por medic de estas lfneas
ell sincere y carinoso homemade
dc SUI viejo admirador y amigo.
Los Angeles, California,
Agosto de 1889.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
Los HlJOS
DEL PUEBLO
Novels Histories
por
Eugenio SuS
TONIC SEGUNDO

Foiletin No. @7

tisfecha la venganza del pueblo,
que sera cuando Sc decrete la des-
tituci6n del poder executive.
En- medic de la alarma que eau
80 semejante noticia, entraron a
rios patriotas cargados o dife-
rentes objetos, pertenecientes, Sc
gun dijeron, al p~alacio real; entire
estos, aseguraban haber algunas
cartas, encontradas en- las habita-
clones de Maria Antonieto.
Ell presidente.-Todas estas car
tas seran remitidas inmediatamen-
te al comits de vigilancia.
A la confusion sucedio %repenti-
namente ell silencio, por haberse
presentado .Vergniaud. Dirigiose
desde luego a la tribuna: al yer
las alteradas facciones del jefe del
partido 0irondino. nadie dude de
La opinión., 1939-09-04
PHOENIX, Arizona, s~eptiembre

3.-(UP). - Dos hombies arma-
dos detuvieron a dos m~ensajeros
de un Banco cerca de un encru-
zamiento esta noche aqui. apode-
randose de $4,000 en- effective y en-
cheques, hab.endo escapado en- un
automovil manejado por otro COM
plice.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
MEDiciNAS
SENORAS CASADAS

Periodic irregular o ~suspendido hasta
Dor tres meses, aliviado Immediate
mente con ;CLITO! Solo unas GUAM
tas dosis y ell resultado viene. No
tjene riesgo. no Sc interpone con
su trabajo. Quftese esa duda. Or
dene este remedio hoy mislno.
Fuerza entera s2.35, muy effective.
para casos largos Y obstinados s5.0 10.
Tratamiento complete. Remita va
lor o pfdalo C. o. D. a Clito Com
pany. P. o. Box 1924, San Antonio,
rTaYa
La opinión., 1939-09-04
NELLY MULEY

81 Sus amoreS Sc ven cOntrar1aooS
sus n~egocios no marchan bien. 81
desea localizar un tesoro oculto, OBJ
tener un premio de la loterfa o con-
traer matrimonio rapidamente, di-
rfjase a esta NOTABLE MAGA
MODERNA. asf como tambien 81
desea conocer su porvenir, en- la Sc
guridad de que sus deseos seran pie
namente s~atisfechos. Los p~rofundos
conocimientos Ell las Ciencias Ocul-
tas de NELLY MULEY la capaci-
tan para %resolver todas sus difficult
tades espirituales. Puede escriblrle
en- Ingles v Espanol a Ia Ciudad de
Mexico. Bucareli SO, Depto. 8.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
ENSEnANZAS
TELEvISION

..ts ,,sta para lanzarse al mercaoo.
0r~ranizacion nacional encapezaaa
nor ingenieros de renonpre 10 90
rara a hombres aplos. "a
psrsn diferidos hasta estar emplea-
sas en- al ramo. Laboratories en-
S og5 y Hollywood. Escrioa Q Ia
he he nor ielefono. American Felevi-
sion institute. 1925 Highland BlVo''
Hollywood. Calf. Depto Latino
La opinión., 1939-09-04

81 NECESITA una Criada-un en-
pleado o quiere localizar a alguna
persona, utilize esta Seccion
La opinión., 1939-09-04
MlSCElANEA

MINGlE. ConsejerA Espiritual. lie ayu-
darA a r~esolver sus dificultades con
expertos concejos. Visftela. 92s w.
9Th st. Centre. t2S)
La opinión., 1939-09-04
HORIZONTALES:

1-Yerno de Madonna.
4-Coniunto de dos cosa. isua'
les.
7-Sacerdote de la antigua Ro
ma que examinaban las IN
tranas de las vietimas para
hacer presagios.
9-Metal raro parecido q Ia pla'
Ia.
10-Disposicion metodica de Ia,
cosas regularmente clasifica'
das. (PJ.)
12-Pioio de las sallinas. (Pl.)
13-Esta en- Jaime.
14-Animal salvaje grande , CO
mestible.
15-Embrollo, enredo.
16-Adverbio de Affirmation.
17-Preposicion latina que indie,
junto, hacia, etc.
19-Adverbio de modo.
z1-Nombre femenino.
22-Tierra arcillosa, parda o ans
rilla. que sirve para Prcpara,
dolores.
25-Dicese de los animales que -
nutren con toda elase de ali.
mentos.
2S-Ests en-
29-Ansia, neeesidad dc beber.
VERTICALES:
1-lnstrumento para ataear .
defenderse. (Pl.)
2-Nombre de varios reyes de
Franeia.
3-Antigua ciudad en- 81 fondo
del Golfo lsico.
4-Nombre de varios papas.
5-Esta en- lacrado.
gregacion de las oca
6-Aprisco cerrado para Ell gana.
do.
7-Signos ortogrsficos que sir.
ven para hacer llamada o -.
parar p~arrafos.
8-Reina legendaria . quien 80
atribuye la fundacion de Ba-
bilonia.
9-Percibir los sonidos.
11-Prefijo que significa nuevo.
16-Labiernago, planta oleacea.
18-Quinto hijo de Jacob.
20-Nombre femenino.
21-Vestidura de limo corta , sin
mangas, de los sacerdotcs is.
raelitas.
23-Rio de Wurtemberg, afluents
del Neckar.
24-Del verbo arar.
26-Hija de Inaco. cambiada en-
vaca por Jupiter.
27-Pronombre personal de segun
da persona en- ambos seneros
y numeros, en- dativo y acu-
sativo.
SOLUClON Al CRUClGRAMA
DE ANTIER
La opinión., 1939-09-04
%APTlcULos ~RELioiosos
TcT1MPAS ~RELIG1OSAS

,...ao 7n por 10 pulgadas. Con
Is.'anS ~ surtido muy extenso
5n IA .stampas religiosas 80
,arss de roaxpificu acaoaoo. que -"
cemos n l1c cada una. O., .nito
San Antonio de Padua, a e.
90" paiarno. San CRyetano, pa"
.s,snsn v san Cipriano. San Expe.
di,o san Francisco de ASS, odn
d. Paula san 80
IA Ioyola. san lsidro, "a 80
San Jorge San Juan Gauzaya
San azaro. San LUIS Arcan-
San Lorenzo San Miguel AIe
81 san Nicolas de Bari. san fa-
~ San Pedro. San Ramon Mona
80 Ser Rouue, Ssn Vicente ue
D., Santo Angel de Ia Guaruia,
go Nino de Atocha, Santo Hlho
5ans. senor Santiago, santa ana
Santa Rrfgida Santa Cecilia. san
- Trduwiges, Santa Elena
SSrnz santa Lucia SANTA L.
santa Rita. Santa MARIA de
lena. Santa Rosa. santa i Si6o
Jes6s, Santa Teresita oe n,. dora,
tJesns, Mira. sra Ntra sra
Il. Desaniparados, Mira. sra.
= ,os dolores, Mira. Sra. az oua-
i'm Mira. Sra. de I~uroes'
Sstra Sra de Monserrato, MIRA
g. del Perpetuo Socorro. MIRA
e. De san Juan de los Lagos
= ,icciou de Ia Madre de Dlos'
n Anima Sola. Jesos CruciI5e
do. Jesucristo Rey. La pivlna "a
videncia, La Mano Poderosa, da
Santfsima Trinidad, Ia as Size
nolores de Maria, Nacimiento
Jesas Sagrado Corazon de
Maria sagraeS Gerazon 6as e isSus'
CASA Editorial LonaNo
lis N. Santa hosa
La opinión., 1939-09-04
vENTAS VARIos

VENDO por 1850 90 restaurant con IL
cencia para vender cerveza. 1nfor-
man 210 Sunset Bid C)
La opinión., 1939-09-04

PARA Novenas y Devocionarios 81
rfjase a: librerfa Lozano. 1oo ~
La opinión., 1939-09-04
VENTAS AUTOS
WAVES EN- AUTO

81 NECESITA una Criada-un en-
pleado o quiere localizar a alguna
persona. utilize esta Seccion Els
eficaz y economical.
La opinión., 1939-09-04

OFREZCO servicios como chofer a
cambio de transportation a persona
que vaya a Mexico en- automovil. F.
Sapien, 255 North Hope, (2)
La opinión., 1939-09-04
PARTERAS
VICTORIA F. ZEPEDA

4. AEFtDh
PARTERA TITULADA. - Precios
modicos. Atiende llamadas fuera de
la ciudad. 107 South Indiana. Resi-
dencia v oficina. No. 9 Altos. Tel.
ANgelus 1922.
La opinión., 1939-09-04
EMPLEOS

N1TI-IrSIro senora para trabajo ge-
sorai he c,sa. Sueldo. cuarto y all
mantos, Tel: Capitol l476l. 34zo
Emma Ave. Sonora PARA. lol
NrSESITAMOS parejas de bale, ar
tistas. oantantes, .tc., para espec-
tAculo u Sc ~inangurara en- sep
tiembre 8. Ocurran a East sue eIel1
ma. 3400 East pico BlVd. 'o'
La opinión., 1939-09-04

arInoAIows y dos recamaras.
-~amuebIados elegantemen.e. aas
Verador y calentauof au.olas soo
S2g, 50-s25.00 $500 mensoaies fos1
:. Euclid st. "
La opinión., 1939-09-04
ARRENDkMlENTOS

- TTNT1N a~partamento con y SIN
.,a,ebles Tambien cuartos con 10
das comodidades, desde YOU en- eae
narios. Townsend Apartments IA
II. Olive ST
La opinión., 1939-09-04

Sc. RENTA Flat : cuartos con apar-
a,,sntos sencillos. 576 N. Hill 81 81
La opinión., 1939-09-04
PARTERAS

MARIA G. DE GONZALEZ
Profesora en- Partos. Titulada. Ho-
ras de Oficina: de 2 a 4 y 6 a . +. M.
1861 e.. 4th st. Tel: ANgelus l5ooz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
City Finances

As a result of numerous legislative committee hearings and a new policy adopted this year of having an auditor inspect the books of communities that seek permission to float bond issues, leg islative circles are buzzing with reports that many cities and towns may be de- nied the right. And further serious charge is being aired, namely, that many towns are not imposing tax rate high enough to meet current expenses. Sev- eral communities, notably New Britain and Bridgeport, are placed in this cate gory, which naturally won't please Mayor George Coyle of the Hardware City or Mayor Jasper McLevy very much.
 AS a matter of fact Mayor McLevy al- ready disputes the financial report fur nished the finance committee of the Leg islature, where most of the adverse criti- cism of town finances is arising. The may or is not bit backward in declaring that the examination of Bridgeport's books did not present true picture. On the other hand Warren Brown who does the com- mittees audit work is as positive that Park City officials haven't been telling 6ll III CIlCA 41AldAAS1ol t1StuACC <AllN CA1S upshot of it is that every town that seeks bond issue must undergo thorough financial examination and some of them aren't encouraging.
 The finance committee finds and claims that low tax rates are being set up in various communities for several req sons that certainly won't get much en- couragement at Hartford One of the req sons is political expediency', which is about what Mayor McLevy used for one of his arguments. He needed an attrac- tive tax rate and he got it by issuing re- funding bonds. But there is one virtue in the McLevy stand. He can point out that the refunding bonds will cost the city far less than the bonds they are re- tiring which were issued when interest rates were higher than those obtainable today.
 Time was when the Legislature wasn't concerned with what any city or town did with it's tax rate or its bonded indebt- edness. It gradually is beginning to exert the necessary check which was originally intended. Perhaps when it does prove ob- stinate, some of our communities will be forced to set their own houses in order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
War Referendum

Senators have been bringing up again plan widely discussed couple of years ago, to have war declarations subject to national referendum. There would have to be a constitutional amendment. The Constitution at present gives Con- gress full authority to declare war. The regular procedure is for the President to ask Congress for such action. Congress usually acquiesces, and that settles it. The voters are not consulted until the next election.
 It seems unlikely that the government has ever taken the nation into war with out popular consent, even though such consent has not been formally sought and obtained. It also seems unlikely that any President and Congress should here after start a war without public sanction, with all the means of sampling and regis tering public opinion which now exist.
 Nevertheless, there doesn't seem to be any very good reason for refusing such referendum, if the public wants it. There might be value in the attendant discus sion of the reasons for and against war, in any given situation. At a time when we are emphasizing democracy, we can not very well overlook the fact that this would be democratic procedure. The idea is at least worth serious discussion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
Support This Drive

It is too bad that the Visiting Nurse Association finds itself forced to prolong it's campaign for funds. In town the size of Waterbury and where the people have always been quick to recognize the worth of such organizations as the V. N. A. it should not be necessary to ex- tend the time m which definite goal IS to be achieved However, in the remaining days of the campaign those who haven't previously contributed should make serious effort to do so. The total amount sought by the V. N A. is not so tremen- dous that it can't be raised without any difficulty.
 Surely everyone is aware by this time of the valuable services being performed by the Visiting Nurses. A goodly cross section of the city's population has come in direct contact with members of this group and knows what valuable services it performs. Others have heard by word of mouth what it is doing and will con- tinue to do so long as funds are available to pay for the many services Those who haven't been aware of what has been going on in our midst can't have over- looked what the press has been offering the last few weeks The story has been told in local newspaper columns over and over again.
 We make one last appeal to the city to make sure the Visiting Nurse financial campaign is success in its remaining day. Don't let it be said that any of the worthwhile services this organization performs must be curtailed, perhaps even given up, for lack of support from the public that benefits so greatly by pres ence of the Visiting Nurses in it's midst.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08

thrilled by the part played in the story by the Grand Teton mountains, provid- ing as they did both a hide-out for the bad man, Trampas, and the idyllic lake and island where the Virginian and his bride spent their honeymoon. Ranger guides include such bits in their points of interest for visitors today.
 Such "reminiscences are stirred by the recent action of the United States Board of Geographical Names, which has just made Mount Wister" the official name of an Il, ,480-foot peak which rises in Grand Teton National Park. It has long been the unofficial name used by local residents who knew Owen Wister when he lived there. It is fitting tribute to the late author.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
Bible in Hollywood

It seems that we are now going to get Scripture in the films. The Rev. James K Friedrich of Minnesota has gone to Hollywood to make picture of the Bible story of the Good Samaritan. He is a novice in the movie industry, but thinks the best way to spread the gospel today is by telling story through motion pie lures. His sincerity is proved by the fact that he is spending mainly his own money to do it. He hires experts to write the scenario, and for players will get the best people available.
 The reverend gentleman may "have something" Thomas Mann, the exiled German author, has had serial novel running successfully for three years, dealing with the Joseph cycle" in the Old Testament. That work itself would make magnificent film. The Bible may be full of characters and stories provid- ing material for great picture dramas, needing only the talent to transplant them in this new medium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08

Now that 1888 is well past, the World Calendar Association is looking forward with much anticipation to 1914. Why? We'll, in 1914, as in 1888, the year will end on a Saturday and that's when the pro- posed new calendar can best be set in motion. We've explained the workings of this new world calendar on many oc- casions. We must keep explaining that more and more support for the movement is being realized as the years slip by and men in all nations realize the value of such a proposed new set-up in our days and months of the year. The proposed new calendar begins on Sunday and the year could be perfectly divided into 2, 3, 4 or parts. There would be exactly 91 days in quarter of the year, which would begin on Sunday and end on Saur- day. No month would have less than 30 days, more than 31. Two new days are created to stabilize the year. One would come at the end of the year; the other would come at the end of June. The beau- ty of the calendar is fixed dates for holi- days and other observed events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
Book A Day
Voyage on Rough Industrial Sea

Utterly different from Ruth Mo- Kenney's justly popular My Sister Aileen," is her newest book, Indus trial Valley Harcourt-Brace: $O. The humorous Irish girl who laugh ed so merrily over her girlhood es- capades and adventures now gives place to the correspondent for the Communist "New Masses Miss Me- Kenney's alter ego.
 This account of what has hap pened to Akron, Ohio, during the past seven years is required read- ing for anyone who wants to under stand the labor upheaval, the new industrial revolution" that so largely makes up depression history.
 Miss McKenney has adopted a day-by-day chronicle of the times in sort of exalted journalese style that makes rapid-fire reading. The pitch and pace are so breath-taking that one involuntarily asks Did we actually live through all this?"
 A new version of the origin of the epoch-making sitdown strike technique is advanced, and the part of the Communists in winning the rubber workers to unionism and class consciousness is most sympa- thetically detailed. The crises of the industrial turmoil of 1934-36 in Akron are told in tone of breath- less exaltation.
 The very able Miss McKenney is dramatist and special pleader more than historian, but her story is as arresting as telegram de- livered to the front door at mid- night.-W. T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08

Waterbury's Police Department is cer- tainly deserving of high praise for the fine work it has done in keeping accidents and fatalities at a minimum recent months. Waterbury's record compares favorably with those of other cities of similar size It was too bad that this weeks fatality marred the perfect record made to date in 1889, but every effort must now be made to see that no further ones occur. While many factors contribute to keep down accidents and fatalities along public highways, certainly the most police department. And in this respect Supt Roach and his men can take de- served bow.