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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Knudsen to Visit
poyfIond on Sunday

poRTLAND-Lt Cen William
s. Knudsen will arrive at the Port
land air base by army plane sun
a.v /, was announced today. he
x,I, inspect Portland war indus
.v,.. excepting the shipyards. and
= a. "a seattle from here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Mrs. Roosevelt Busy

I0NDON--Mrf. EIeahor HUI
vel, called on Queen wiihslmina
~ me netherlands today and re
- President Edusrc Benes
~ Minister Jan Aasaryk o.
cbechoslovakia- TIE social visit 81.
w. nade after Mrs Roosevelt
re,,,rned from q tour Of Cantef-
b,,rv and the Dover cliffs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

uudsT fazkFszetiuns e Tastes
States afsns suthcFitisz 70 t.
oans Times = DOT psrmfttst %
publish arr nsWs - eurr~rt
weather esssdstsoas y ths szxht
western states
Highest tsmpsrstuFs - oct -
waa 81 degrees and tasesl - an
4 "a N. o<l. - Was -
sun rises ~ f.kt Pacific wsr-
time Sunday ard ssts IT bet.
Rises al ! - Monday al =sss 81
atAa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
More Housing Units

PORTLAND - The congested
Portland area was TO receive 2,5i2
more housing units, Housing Chair
man C. NJ. cartrell said today.
The $4,000. 900 FILA project
would provide 2.24s units on the
west side Of the city and 2e4 In
Troutdale, Ore, near Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

Monday-AcKiniey No. I. bust
ness meeting.
Tuesday-Oaklsnd No. II. busi-
ness meeting. f2i2i1 So. 18Th ST.
Wednesday - Tacoma No. j,
business meeting. dance. Nor
mama hall. So 18th and X SITS. (;
Sumner No. ]. business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
EXCEPTIONAL HARVEST

LONDON-Tom Williams, parli-
smentary secretary for the minis
try Of agriculture, said today that
"about so per cent of our food
presently is being produced IN
Britain" I'VE can't tell Hitler
how good the harvest was he
said, but it was exceptional"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

Though the train On which he
arrived from Portland sas more
than an hour late. residents OF
Tacoma and Pierce county waited
at the winthrop hotel Friday TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Spokane Filler Killed
ri. LAUDFRDALE, F1a-Er

TT. LAuDERDALE, F1a.-En-
sign Gerald ". Wilmot Of spo-
kane. Wash. vas killed near here
Friday when MS training plane
vent into a spin a. high altitude.
wilmot was the only occupant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Stock Market Most Active
Month Of Year Comes 10 End
Markets OF q Glance
SATURDAY

sticks; Higher n moderately
active trading.
Beads; Irregulariy higher.
care stocks. Higher.
Cotton; STEADY.
Wheat and Corn: Steady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS.

touctAtions courtesy Merrill Lynch.
Pierce. renner A Beane Washington
Bldg. members New rork stock
ExchAug91
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

Your postmaster esn tell you
how "a invest In y. . WAR
BONDS.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-02-19

Bi the o n county the Musi store located
in Grand s
a t
the OF Columbus the Newar branh
regular IS @ n business o r f
F. agne n h had 3yease epHenc
nd the atet nno
vaiOn in ntumen d
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-02-19
q Gzz5ize88 guide
OF Rrpuraslr r,pMs AND IND.v,pGALs WHO ARE
RJI3SEX41E
[ IN THEIR OWN LINE OF SERVICE OR MERcHANDIsE

tisements on this page each week. If you find
your name inserted in any of the advertise
ments, call at the Newark Leader office and you
will be given two theater tckets-FREE--w
the compliments of the advertiser in whose ad
your name appeared. Patronze the business
men and firms represented in the Guide Page
and be assured of quality merchandise and the
best of service.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-02-19

The business firms and individuals adver
tisng in the Classified Guide Page are reput-
able and offer services and merchandise that
can be depended upon. More than that they
seek your good will and patronage Each week
they give ABSOLUTELY FREE, THEATRE
TICKETS which can be used at either the Mid
land and Auditorium theaters in Newark All
that you have to do is carefully read the adver-
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
LOS CARDENALES CANA
RON Ell TERCER JUEGO DE
LA SERIE MUNDIAL
Ernie White colgo las uev
argollas a los Yankees

New York, Octubre 3.-Er.
ME White, lanzando de name
ra admirable do hoy los nue.
We ceroS a los Yankees, limi-
tandolos de paso a seis hits.
Sostuvo White un duelo con
Spud Chandler, que fue rele-
Nldo en- ell noveno para que
Red Ruffing bateara de "emer
gencia" y Sc tomara un pom.
che.
La primera carrera del San
Luis fue hecha en- la terco.a
entrada. en- esta forma: Base
por bolas a Kuroski, la 81;
Marion do un hit; Ernie VIII
tie Sc sacrifica y avanzaron los
corredores a 80 y 2b; Brown
do un Fly Y entr0 kurOwShl.
En- el noveno inning. Breuar
substituy6 a Chadler Y le sa-
ludaron con dos hits, produ.
ciendose otra carrera; jim
Turner entr6 a releyarle, con
dos corredores en- las bases v
do la base a Musial. llenandc
las almohadillaS Cooper. el
catcher, bate6 un fly" para
hi Maggie y ell couedor de Ia
tercera decide no arresgarse;
Hopp peg6 otro FLY" Keller
avanz6, 10 atrap6 Y trio
home, sacando ell corredor
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
Ell Deceive del negocio aleman
de libros

Observation-Disclosures" Or
ganO professional de los libre-
ros suecos, dice que ell comer
clio aleman de libros esta COM
pletamente desorganizado.L Las
casa editoriales estan maneja-
das principalmente por hon.
bres que son buenOs nazis, Pc
70 que no conocen ell negocio.
No Sc sirven los pedidos y las
cartas hacienda reclamaciones
quedan sin cOntestar. Como
prueba del complete fracaso
en- esta esfera, ell peri6dico d.
ce que nj siquiera Sc logran
los pedidOs de klein Kampf'
de Hitler. Muchos editores, in
cluyendo los mas importantes,
han cerrado sus oficinas du-
rante un mes, a fin de pOnerse
al corriente en- sus atrasos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
VIS1TO AYFR A TAMPA Ell
Hteresontes n1anifestaciones
LMIRAN'DE Hart

Estuvo aver de vista en- esta
ciudad, a dcrde Niagara en- un a.
WON de Ia marina de guerra, d,
almirants Thomas C. Hart, ex
>jefe supreme de las fuerzas ma
wales aliadas en- 81 Extreme O.
riente.
lRealiza un viaje por Ell Sur y
di6 a conocer estas observacio-
mes:
"El gobierno esta gastando
mucho dinera y esfuerzo en- mu-
chas cosas que no contribuyen
materialmente a nuestra fuer-
"a combatiente".
"Mchos hcmbras que regre-
san e los frentes de batalla Sc
5scoTazonan al yer que ell pue-
tlo. en- la patria, aparentemente
comparte muy POGO o NADIA en-
ell sacrificed de guerra.
Rehrs5 especificar Ell almi-
rante a cue obras Sc referia.
La function de la retaguar-
dia, agrcg6 es hacer y mantener
una poderosa Inca de fuego. Ga
naramos la guerra en- Ia Inca de
fuego, Y esta Sc halla a una gran
diStancia".
ia primavera paSada hab,6
cen i6venes Oficiales que habian
yenido de les frentes en- uso de
liGencia. TOdos Sc inquietaban
Ger 70 que veian. Me dijeron que
no habia igualdad en- Ell sacrifi-
clio. La politica Sc mantiene CO.
mo usual. FL trabaio debiera
Sentlrse Satlsfecho con 10 que
esta cogiendo Y dejar de pedir
mas para ell plato. Las huelgas,
ssrecia,mente en- las fabricas de
guerra, les hacen yer rojo...
NPOr 10 que leen y oyen, apre-
elan que 81 pueblo esta mas int
resadO en- btaner seiS galones
de gasolina a la semana, en- lu-
gar de cuatro, que en- ganar la
guerra. lCual es ell remedio? No
puedo decirlo. Yo no tengo min
guno'.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
ANFAMIAD DE- LA TRANIA NAZ

escribe ell Gauloiter Forster en-
un artfculo pr}licado on la
mayor parte &c los peri6dicos
a!emanes, "clentos de mile de
Alemanes del antique Reich
deben ser insta'ados G. elias y
expulsados los elementos ex-
tranjeros. Pelo, tambifn, tie
re urgente Importance lIevar
{ dichas iegIones ell espiritu
REGIONAL ot.aGsta. Alontra
, 3 posib.% ledir a les ot's
IA ; alemanos DOR recioi" go
~',s altos ) roedan pedir un
trato meit.r bay algo o. dc
To correpirse en- esta pravn-
ca"
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
Sabotaje

SegGn noticias llegadas al
peri6dico sueco my Dag ha
aumentado recientemente en-
Checoeslovaquia la o~posici6n
contra los invasores alemanes.
En- la Siberia de Kladno, hubo
necesidad de detener repetida
mente la producci6 como con e.
cuencia del SABOTAGE; solo en-
eel mes de Julio, seis veces. Co
mo resultado del SABOTAGE, la
production de la empresa ha
bajado en- un 40 por ciento.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03

que venia de la tercera y fila-
lizando ell innirg,
Maravillosas cogidas dc
Slaughter y Moore, particular.
mente de este, .mpld;eron Que
los Yankees anotaS5n.
White sirvi6 seis ponches.
Cuando Chandler Sc retro, ter
minado ell octave, solo lie ha-
bian bateado tres hits.
FL desafio de manana en-
pezara a las 2 de la tarde.
Rizzuto y Di Maggie dispa-
raron dos hits cada uno, por
los Yankees.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
San Luis:
OO1 600 OO1-2c, 5h, lie
New York:
600 600 OOO-Oc, Oh, lie
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
UN JOVENCITO MATO A UN
PROFESSOR DE MATEMA-
TICAS

New York. oct. 3.-Jos6 Nun
iatta, de 10 amos, confes6 a la
policia hizo Il disparo que oca-
,i-ao la mlerte a Irwin Good
man. professor de matamaticas
en- ell Intituto de Brooklyn.
Neil SimonJlli, de 16 amos,
apunt6 dos veces a Goodman,
con ell revolver, y la bala no sa-
lilo. Entonces Nunziatta lie quito
el arma, disparandole y come
tiendo 81 crimen.
Goodman padre de dos hijos,
recibi6 en- Ia eSpalda ell disparo
fatal.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
Deacendencia para los hon.
bres de ciencia

En- memoria del autor de las
autopistas en- ell Reich de Hit
Ter, ha sido fundado un "Insti-
tuto del DR.. Fritz Todt," ad-
ministrado pOr la Sociedad Ma
cional Socialista de Tecnicos
Alemanes. Ell objeto del Insti-
tuto es "prestar ayuda a los
hombres de ciencia e ingenie-
res de modo que les permita te-
ner muchos hijos y, de esta ma
nera. conservar sus dotes espe-
ciales, que constituyen ell lega
do del pueblo aleman."
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
para Que sirven las victorias
de Hitler?

LOS exitos del ejercito ale
man e1sombrecen toda la ia
ma militar de Napoleon" dice
la "Basler National eitung"
On un arevista critica, "pero
lqu6 Sc LA logrado con e'los?
Detras re esas v~ictorias sin
precedentes esta TODD un cen
tinente en- alberta sublevaci6n
contr ae, conquistador, Y, CO.
nc Napoleon, puede estar Sc
guro ell victorioso de que les
pueblos nunca olvidaran los gu
frimientos infligids sobre ellos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03

que tiene por obieto efectuar me-
joras en- ell vale del Amazonas.
Tambien recibi6 especial reco-
mendaci6n de parte de los Ministries
reunidos en- la Habana, ell proyecto
para eXtender Y terminar la arr
terra panamericana. Prueba del
progreso que, desde %entonces, Sc ha
hecho en- este sentido, es ell viaje
efeetuado por una sonora de Glen
dale, California, Quien hace POGO
hiZo I'm recorrido de $4,000 mill2s,
empleando para clio IS meses.
La resolution No. 4 recomenlaba
ell ESTABLISHMENTS de ma liga in
teramericana de las distintas So
ciedades nacionales de la Cruz Roia,
con ell objeto de aliviar los sufri-
mientos del pueblo en- ell Hemisfcrio
Occidental, y de prestar ayuda a las
vfctimas de la guerra. Otra de las
resoiuciones, la No. 9, sugerfa como
eXtender ayuda a los ratugiados V,
pOr medic de sus lscomendacione5,
sc ha podidO socorrcr a mucbas per-
sonas que Sc e%ncuentr9n desterra-
das de los passes invadidos por los
nazis.
Las medidas edoptadas en- la Ha-
bana para la protection del Hem.s-
feriO Occidental formaron Ia bcse
para la c%onferencia judicial Y po-
Utica que Sc llevo a efecto mas tarde
sobre defensa; para las regulaeio-
e tendencies a la expedition de
pasaportes; para aquellas dispCei-
clones contra las maquinaciones dc
los agentes del Eje V las actiyidades
subversivas, Y otras mas que per-
miten Sc proceda q actJar er case
de que lleGaran las hostilidal s
hasta las aruas territor.a'cs y "a
iona de seguridad ameIigaLa;.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
1odos los viajes prohibidcs

En- virtu de una orden publ
cada por ell Ministerio aleman
de Ferrocarriles, ha sido pro
hibido ell uso de los ferrocarri-
les alemanes a 10, particula-
res. Todo aquel que dssae adj
quirir un billete, debe llevar
un permiso especial, que solo
Sc concede para Wales oficia-
les o para asuntos del partido.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
VICTORIA DE LAS GUERRI-
LAS JUGOESLAVAS

Moscu, Octubre 3.-Luego
de dos dfas de cOmbates Y de
matar a 600 alemanes e Italia
nos, los guerrilleros yugoesla-
vos Sc apoderaron del pueblo
de Yaitse, en- Bosnia.
Al enemigo lie fueron des-
truidas tambien valiosas forti-
ficaciones.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
CONVOY INGLES EN- Ell AT
LANTICO

Londres, Sept. 3.-Un des-
pacho de Algeciras, Espana,
dice que un convoy ngl6s, com
puesto por IA barcos de car
ga, un acorazado, dos cruce-
ros, seis destructores y tres
submarines, sali6 aver de Gil
braltar hacia ell Atlantico.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
LEGO A ~fNGLATERfA e.
TENIENTE CORONEL
ROOSEVELT

Londres, Octubre 3.-ArriN
DO en- esta semana, proceden.
te de Estados Unidos, ell tenien
te coronel Elliot Roosevelt, hi
jo del p~residente Roosevelt.
Presta sus services en- un ae
r6dromo de las afueras de Lon
dres.
La gaceta., 1942-10-03

WASHINGTON. - En- los
dos amos que han transcurrido
desde la historical conferencia
celebrada en- la Habana, Cuba,
en- julio de 1910, y en- la que Sc
reunieron todos los Ministries
de Relaciones Exteriores de
las Americas, sc han seguido
adoptando medidas para la de-
fensa del continente, basadas
todas en- ell programa inter
americana de collaboration So
cial Y economical formulado
entonces.
No puede deiarse de senalar que
los acuerdos adoptados en- la Ha-
bana y TODD 10 que Sc ha hecho desde
entonces para ponerlos en- vigor,
adquieren, en- la actualidad, un mas
%profundo signihcado V una impor-
tancia verdaderamente ~trascen-
dental.
Una de las mas importantes re-
soluciOnes adoptadas en- la confe-
rencia fu6 aquella que permitia la
collaboration economical v fnanciera
de las Americas Y que recomendaba
que Sc siguiera adelante, V Sc desa-
rrollase, la labor Nevada a cabo por.
ell importante Comite Consultivo
Interamericano sobre Finanzas Y.
Economic. BESIDE entonces, ell CO.
mite ha tenido a SUI cargo, entire
otras cosas, la regulation del uso de
los barcos que habian sido inmovili-
aados en- puertos a%mericanos, perte-
%necientes al Eje; la creaci6n de la
Comisi6n de Desarrollo Interameri-
cano, y ell establecimiento de un
La gaceta., 1942-10-03

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
=. Averida v calle Is
La gaceta., 1942-10-03

sistema de Quotas sobre la importa-
ci6n y eXportacion del cafe, para
regir entire las Americas.
La declaration No. IA de la con-
ferencia celebrada en- la Habana, Sc
describe como ala declaration que
permitiria solucionar todos los con-
hictos por medios ~paciicos," pues
establecio una base para resOlver,
de manera amistosa, todas las desa-
venencias que pudieran surgir en-
ell Hemisferio Occidental. Y ell
acuerdo a que sc pudo llegar des-
pues en- la Conferencia de Rio de
Janeiro, al resolverse una conocida
disputa entire dos de las republicas
del Nuevo Mundo, Sc debi6, en- gran
parte, a que Sc pudo tomar como
base la resolution adoptada en- la
primera co~nferencia.
Otra Importance resolution de la
conferencia de la Habana, la
numero II, permitia la convocaci6n
de los Ministries de Relaciones EXte-
riores a r~euniones subsiguientes Y
hasta designaba el sitio donde Sc
celebraria la proxima, Y fue por
medic de esta resolution que ell re-
presentante chileno inici6 las petit
clones para que Sc llevara a cabo la
historical Conferencia de Rio de
Janeiro.
Los delegates a la Conferencia
de la Habana hicieron hincapi6 en-
la vecesidad de que existiera una
mas estrecha collaboration entire los
pafses, en- 10 que Sc referia a medi-
das para proteger la salud publica.
Como resultado de los continues
esfuerzos realizados hacia este fin,
fue enviado recientemente al Brasil
un grupo de specialists estadouni-
denses, para ayudar en- IN proyecto
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
Dificultades para Ia germa-
nizacion

Isl las provhcias del este,
nuevamente conQuistadag van
4 ser realmentc alemanas,"
La gaceta., 1942-10-03
INVEST IN VICTORY

' ny V1OIOhIT N
our boys can take the War to the enemy, If we back them
up with ships and tanks and guns9 But that takes morsri
Help your Government to put the tools of war into ths
hands Of our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
Stamps And remember . just one Bond can't lick ~.
AXIS any more than just one guni It takes millions AZ
pay dayl SWS
bonas cost $3.50 and up . and they pay You bach
One-third more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost 1oe' 25e a.
up : soon total the price Of a Bond if bought regpIarlv
Heip our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
@l Buy War Savings Bonds as an investment for vo0r ~
md your country. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

figure does not represent all Christi mas mall, He pointed out around Thanksgiving day there was . con- siderable amount sent to soldiers and sailors overseas and during the early part of the month there was was considerable mail for men in the armed forces who arc still in this country, but situated at distant points,
 Mir, Green spoke highly of tho AS temporary helpers, Most ot them hadn't any previous experience but caught on quickly and were hig help. Tho four girls who were hired as temporary clerks did a itne job, Mir. Green sald, He added some girls had offered to carry mall this year, but that was not necessary, He said because of the fine work of these girls he would not Do afraid Of . shortage of men if such should be the case In another year,
 All Christmas mail and packages will be cleared through tho post ofiiee Christmas evo, Any mall ar. irving Christmas morning, it the volume Is not too great, will be dc. livercd with tho pcrishable mall and special deliveries,
 Banks, libraries, post office, and mercantile establishments will close for the day tomorrow, Factories will also suspend operations for ono day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

Oldest tree in the United States Is said to be cypress standing be- tween Lake Mary and Longwood, Fla, which is believed $500 years old,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
PRE.DAWN HOLIDAY
 SERVICE TOMORROW

Naugatuck, Dec. 24 - A pre-. dawn Christmas service will take place Friday morning at the Hillside Con- gregational church. at b;30 o'clock. There will Dc special Christmas mu. sic by the church choir under the direction of Roy M. Johnson. The pastors message will be Good News For the Common People,
 Harold Ni.hols, @ student ct the Colorado School of Mines. is spend- Ing the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. o. Nichols of Field street.
 Corp. Alfred Y. Solbcrg, of the United States Air Corp, has returned to his base in New Mexico after spending . furlough with his par. ents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Solberg of % Hard street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Fred solberg of 22 Hard stret, have as their guest, Mrs. Marian Blue of West Palm Beach, Fla.
 Jay E. Comedian of g Carroll Court has enlisted i'll the U. S.. Navy.
 Corporal Edward Mariana, sta toned at Fort Knox. Ky. is spend- ing c furlough with his grand- mother. Mrs. Mary Mariana, of Pond street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
CHURCHES OFFER
 VARIED PROGRAMS
Holy Saviour Plans Mid. night Mass; ]; Four Masses
 at St. Mary's

Naugatuck, Dec. 24-christrnas day will be observed .n the churches with special services and Masses The Christmas music will be sung at the services and at the solemn high Masses Christmas day will be at e;3o, 73o and s:3o @. nj. with a high Mass at Ii 6. m.
 St. Hedwig's church: Masses Christmas day will be at 6. 8, S:30 and Q high Mass at il q. n.
 St. Michecl's Episcopal: Holy Communion services Christmas eve ct ii:30 D. m. The Christmas music will be sung by the full choir under the direction of Alvin A. Wooster, Rev. Arthur P. Lewis, rector. will give @ short Christmas message, Service Christmas day at 10 o'clock.
 Naugat1ck Methodist: Christmas Eve carol sing from midnight until i2:30. Rev. T. Bradley Longstaff, pastor, will speak briefly Of the story of the Nativity. The public is invited.
 Hillside Congregational church: The traditional Yulitta service will be held at 5:30 Q. m. The only Swedish number in tie service, Rev. Arthur H. Johnson, pastor, has ar1- nounced, will be the hymn written several hundred years ago especial ly for this service. The annual Christmas program Of the Sunday school will be held Christmas day at s p. m. It will be 8 s'srvice of can- de lighting, recitation and songs by the members of the school.
 Salem Lutheran church: The traditional Yulotta service at the Salem Lutheran church will be at 5:30 a. m. Rev. William R. Frend- berg, pastor. said 1t will b. an Eng
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
None Accepted As Enough Men
 Were Employed
Christmas Rush Here for 10 Days Before Holiday Ex. ceeded Last Years Record By lS0O0 Concella.
 tions; Green Lauds Cooperation of Early Mallers

Correspondent Larry sAspley-FNons Naueatuck seas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

Because people began thelr Christmas mailing about December lB. Mir. Green said the volume Of SS0,2a0 cancellations was spread more evenly over the To-day period and there was not a great rush in one oe two days. Last year the vol. tune handled during the same per. tod was Si6,0ao, The peak day this year, the 2ist, showed . volume Of e26e0 cancellations were recorded, Mir. Green said these figures might not tive with his original state mont, but when it Is considered that the volumes on the other nine days of this year were heavier than for the same days year ago it can be ehown that the total volume of mall handled wns moro evenly distributed than in past years,
 MT, Green said the total volume
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

Key West, Fla. is spending the Christmas holidays with his parcnta Mir. and Mrs. Gunnard E. Ander- son of Walnut terrace,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
FIVE-WEEKS-OLD
 INFANT DIES

Naugatuek. Dec. 24 -- John Joe Seph Mcdonald, five.weeks old son of Mfr. and Mrs. Albert Mcdonald of 10 Baldwin street, diod early this morning at St, MaryS' hospital,
 Besides his parents he is survived by a brother, Timothy, his mater nal grandparents, Mfr. and Mrs, Felix Cariello Of Naugatuck; and his paernal grandparents, MT. and Mrs, Laughlin Mcdonald of Union City,
 Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, S20 North Main street, Burial was in St, James cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Dec. 24 William Reilly, of Naueatuck, Is member of the committee of the Waterbury Club of Undergraduates of Holy Cross College arranging for the an- nual Christmas party and dance at the Elton Hotel Saturday evening of this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Laughlin A. Mac Donald of Spring street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances, to Robert Bradley, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Bradley of Ban- gOr. Maine. No date has been set for the wedding.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Rosenblatt of 8s Cliff street have received word that their son Sidney, has been pro- noted from sergeant to first Lieu tenant at Camp Adarie, Oregon,
 Priyatcs Felix Pesanelli and Frank Wylong, IT,, who recently en- listed In the U. $. Army Air Corps, are now stationed at Miami Beach, Florida,
 Lieutenant J. c. Raymond Ander- son of the U. s. Navy, stationed at