Show 2-- A THE OGDEN STAN DARD - EXAMINER MOKinAY PVPNiNfi nprckiBco '' Gets Rail Post FORCE CLEARS tJ Posfal-Me- -- ' hh 60 truckloads t postofflee was bare tof parcel post packages for local' di&- tributioa for about 20 Minutes Sunday evening aa an augmented fcfree of de liverymen completed the carrying: of 60 truckload of Chrisi- package during the day Postmaster R-- R Portpr sniri th narkacps KiraT rnminff In o train soon after the building was cleared J ana tne volume of- mail- handled was rapidly nearing an J rwora "Handling of 60 truckloads of parcels on an unscheduled working day is a feat worthy of praise APPOINTED for our regular employes and subFrank Ha former San Francisco stitutes" Postmater Porter said "We have been able to keep step newspaperman and recently dewith the flow of packages which feated for to con-gis very likely to prove who is to be named m the heaviest ever through this office" member of the California state Two and sometimes three addirailroad commission by Governor tional foot carriers went out with Olsen each regular carrier on the routes today as what is probably the peak of local jnail was distributed Win- It May Be Just Luck dows in the postoffice were busy but a slacking up of volume of But Loaf Finds Body parcels posted was noticeable and lines were short and moving steadPHOEXIXVILLE Pa Dec 23 ily Longest line was at the window where persons were stamp (AP)— Police think it was all a makmatter of luck but anyway—- their ing ready greetAfter spending the entire day In ing cards The stamp 'and parcel post de- - fruitlessly dragging the Schuylkill ?ytd °Pen fro ten river for the bodv of a drowned five p m Sunday but man police were about to give up wnen tsurgess Thomas appeared on the scene and offered his services Rowing to the spot where the body was last seen Thomas placed a' loaf of bread smeared with lard dollars on defense in the next year on the water It floated unstroam ! 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