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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

town, Campbell es Struthers k0-
eel 215, 900 lakosanak csaknem fe-
le CampbelInek koszonheti ke-
nyeret.
Meghatottan kosz0nte az 0sz,
de meg mindig teljesen munkake-
pes ipari vezer egesz Youngstown
nepenek sziiletesnapi iidv0zletet.
Mem erdemlem meg az iidvoz-
lest mordotta szerenyen, chi
szen amt tettem, AIT k0telesse-
gem volt megtenni, en- el0ttem
mindig csak a k0telesseg lebegett.
K o t | e S S eg reszvenyeseimmel
szemben, kotelessegem munkasa-
immal szemben 6s k0telessegem
varosommal szemben.
Is ewes kora dacara Campbell
tovabbra is ellen marad Youngs-
town es Ohio legnagyobb ipari
vallalatanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

egyenes beszed szavaival irtuk
meg ezeket kisse kemeny So
rokat.
Koszonjiik Mt. Laky Zsigmond-
max, hogy ezek megirasara alkal-
mat adott.
Remeljik, hogy a kialtott $40
mem fog elveszni pusxtasagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

bici0ja, volt kimerithetetlen mum
kakedve, volt becsiiletes jelleme
es eek tettek 5t es vele egyiitt
Youngstown naggya.
A vaskeresketf6 segedb6l, aki
par ev mulva $75 havi fizetessel
nosjilt meg, te,pssfsrendez6, val
lalkozo, maid 55ssgyari hivatal-
nok lett. 19UO-ban 5000 dollar to-
kevel, amelynek csak igen csc
kelly reszet jegyezte, Q maga meg
alapitotta a Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Cot, amely ma 100000. 900
vallalat, a masodik legnagyobb
fuggetlen aceltermel0 az orszao
ban es amely 10000 munkas csa-
ladJanak ad tisztess6ges kenye-
ret es megelhetest.
Youngstownnak mem volt 80
ezer lakosa, amikor a Sheet &
Tube megalakult, ma Youngs-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
Esemenyck

- ~
(N) A multi heten Mt. Laky
Zsigmond nyilt levelet kozOltuk,
amelyben meglehetosen zokon
vettc, hogy a Youngstown ma
gyarsagrol mem eppen a leghizel-
gobben nyilatkoztunk a Magyar
Nappal kapcsolatban.
Kiilcmb0z0 okokat hoz fel Laky
tis. ,,etes, hosy tizonyitsa, misze-
rint a youngstown magyarok
mem erdemeltek meg "szegyen
es gyalazat' cikket, amely a Ma
gyar Naprol szolt.
Senkinek sem faj jobban, mint
sorok irojanak, aki magyar
saenak mindig csak adott es soha
semmit sem kert erte cserebe, (de
gyakran kapott szidalmat,. sertest
es bantast), hogy AIT kell irni a
youngstown magyarsagr6l, hogy
k0zonye koz0s magyar iigyekkel
szemben "szegyen es gyalazat' .
AIT irja Laky tiszteletes ur,
hogy a youngstown magyarsag
megtette es megteszi kotelesseget
egyhazaival szemben.
Ebben ITALIAN igaza van.
Azert from ,hogy talan, inert
ezen a teren is az ut6bbi idoben
bizonyos hanyatlas mutatkozik.
A youngstown magyarsag OF
egyhazat tart fem, de csak eppen
hogy fenntartja azokat, tavolrol
sem olyan aldozatkesz, mint volt
multban.
Ket egyhazunk, az egyik,
amelyiknek meg mines temploma
es egy mask, amelynek vi tenn
plomot kell emelnie - mar h6na-
pok 6ta keri hiveket, hogy te-
gyek meg kotelesseguket. A penz
lassan, nagyon lassan jon be.
Egyleti teren mem allja meg a
magyarsag helyet.
Igaz, hogy egyleteink sep ma
gyok, vagyonosak, jo tisztviselok
vezetik azokat, de tessek megnez-
nj a gyiileseket, azokon tagsag-
max 10 szazaleka is alig vesz
reszt. A youngstown magyar ra-
szokott, hogy gyerekkel kuldje
a penzt gyiilesre. Egylete iigyei-
vel alig torodik, azokat egeyzen
tistvisel6kre bizza es ha valami
mem tetszik les az eleg gyakran
fordul elo), akkor egylete iigyeit
mindenhol targyalja, csak eppen
gyiilesen mem.
Vegiil eleriink a Youngstown
magyarsag kozos munkajahoz,
amely teljesen pang.
Most 0sszel lesz ii esztendeje,
hogy megalakult youngstown
magyar egyletek es egyhazak
nagybizottsaga.
A multban munkaja remek volt
Regi Youngstown magyarok
emlekezhetnek, hogy nagybi-
zottsag tiszteletet, becsiiletet szer-
zett a youngstown 0sszmagyar-
sagnak nemcsak egesz Magyar
Anerika elott, hanem meg az anne
rikaiak elott is. Peldaul felemlit-
hetem Youngstown cselekedeteit
haborus jotekonysag gyakorla-
saban es kiilon0sen Youngstown
szerepet a sziberiai hadifogoly
mozgalomban.
Evek 6ta azonban csak vege-
talunk.
Harom evvel ezel0tt megpro-
baltuk az evente rendezett Ma
gyar Nappal legalabb egyszer egy
nyaron magyarsagot 0sszehoz-
nj. Megpr6baltuk egy k0z0s ala
pot teremteni, hogy k0zos Ma
gyar Otthont epitsiink.
A Magyar Napok is visszafej-
lOdtek.
On tiszteletes ur nagybizott-
Sari sZnrveZetet. a n2gvbiZOttSaU
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

1929 ozEPTEMBER IL
olyan tisztvisel0ket allitanak,
akiknek politikai meggyozodese,
vilagnezete. vallas es nemzet ellie
mes, annak az Okla - a youngs-
town. magyarsag.
Hogy gyileseken vedekezni
kell vallas es nemzet ellenes ta-
madasok ellen, ahelyett, hogy al
kot6 munkarol targyalnanak, an
max az Okla - a Youngstown ma
gyarsag. go
Tizennegy esztendeje harcolok
en-, kUzdok, dolgozok k0z0s ma
gyar dgyekert. Barataim AIT
mondjak, hogy bolond vagyok,
inert hiszen en- mem vagyok ma
gyarokra szorulva megelhetssem-
ert. AIT mondjak, csodaljak XII
tartasomat, inert Ok mar regen
belefaradtak folytonos veszeke-
desbe.
Es segit a youngstown ma
gyarsag?
Dehogy is.
On nagytiszteletii uram es We
zetese alatt allo egyhaza mar
mintegy masfel ev 6ta csendesan
visszavonult nagybizottsagtol.
Tagja is annak, meg nem is.
Ahelyett, hogy oft allana csa-
tasorban es ugy megtenn5 k5te-
lesseget a k0zos magyar iigyekkel
szemben, mint ahogy megteszi k0-
telesseget sajat keretsn belil ma
gyar iigyekkel szemben - felre-
all. Verekedjen mas.
Els miert kell verekedni?
Es miert mem lehet dolgozni?
Azert, inert a youngstown ma
gyarsag 95 szazalekban vallasos
es hazafias erzelmii nepe mem te-
szi meg k0telesseget. Azert inert
a nep vezet6i a lelkeszek, az liz
letemberek, az intelligensebb ele-
mex (mindenitt tisztelet kive-
telnek), nem tor6dnek a k0zos in
tezmennyel. Azert, inert a j6 er-
zelmii magyarok mem jarnak ell az
egyleti gyilesekre es ICY negli-
gaci6val turk, hogy az a paranyi
kisebbsegi elem, amely a paran-
csokat a new york; muszka pen
zelt bolsi banda f0hadiszallasarol
kappa, domination, hogy megva-
lassza sajat magat nagybizott-
sagba, hogy oft aztan vallas es
nemzet ellenesen propaganda
folytasson.
Els amikor azok, akiket a nagy-
bizottsag megvalasztott tisztvi-
seloinek, legyenek azok barmilyen
politikai meggy6zodesiiek, neki
latnak es dolgoznak Magyar
Nap sikereert, akkor azok, akik-
mex nem teszik az illet0k szeme-
lye es akik okai annak, hogy
azok tisztviselok lettek, felrealla-
max es AIT mondjak, - mem te-
seek semmit a Youngstown kozos
magyar iigyert, inert = (de EFT
mem mondjak), mi vagyunk az
okai annak, hogy az iigyek ICY
al]anak.
Talan ezek utan Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond uram jobban megerti, hogy
miert irtam en-, hogy csak SEE
gyent Is gyalazatot hozott a
youngstown magyarsagra leg
ut6bbi Magyar Nap.
A nagybizottsag, a youngs-
town. magyarsag k0z0s intezme-
nve, az lesz, amive mi tessziik.
Akkor lesz igazi kepviseloje az
itteni egyhazaknak, hazafias szel-
lemii egyleteknek, amikor a k0-
z0ny0s youngstown magyarsag
leveti k0z0nyet es azza teszi. Neg
ligalassal EFT nem lehet elerni.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
TROOP 4 TO PRESENT
 GOOD TURNS OF 1929"
Circus to Be Given Tomorrow Night In Chapel of Center
 Church.

The program for "The Good Turns of 1929" the circus to be produced by Boy Scout Troop in the Center church chapel tomorrow night, has been completed and contains great variety of acts and stunts. These circuses are almost annual events for Troop 4, this being the sixth spon- sored by it, and past shows have been of such caliber that about 400 persons are expected to be present when the performance begins at s o'clock. The program is as follows:
 Bugle hand-Bold blaring blasts of brass for a bang-up beginning.
 Addresses of welcome by scout master and ringmaster.
 Patent office--a display of ingen ious inventions by inspired inventors, featuring the radio express.
 Reid and Wright in Traffic Trouble" introducing singing with motions.
 Prof Gustave Martini, the worlds smallest strong mana midget mountain Of muscle.
 Troop orchestra of II piece and loth part.
 Sir Nicholas Picklehouse, hysog-
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
State Office Building
 Board to Meet Friday

Hartford, March 21 UP)-The commission in charge of erection of rhe urw S2,5o0,oo0 state office building here Will hold it's first meet ing Friday, it was announced today. The nted Press learned that Comptroller Frederick NJ. Salmon will be elected chairman Of the com mission.
 According to preliminary plans The entire lower floor of the buill- ing will be devoted 10 the motor ve- hicles department. being so arranged IS 10 accommodate 25oo applicants TOT licenses or registrations.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
City Items

Sebastian Amenta, a student at the Institute of Musical -.rts, New York, formerly a pupil of M. F. Valentine, has returned to New York after spending a few days with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Amenta of Arch street.
 New Britain Nest. Order of Owls, will meet at o'clock Friday eve ming at the home of James Meeker. so Pleasant street.
 A daughter was born at New Britain General hospital last night to MT. and Mrs. Albert Natzke of 1855 Griswold street.
 The senior choir of St. Mary's church will rehearse tomorrow night after devotions instead of tonight. The boys choir will rehearse tomor- row night also at 6:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

trict. will be in charge. She has al.
 ready been assured of a large at- tendance at the social. The party will be devoted almost entirely to cards, with an informal discussion of election plans also taking place.
 Scores of card parties were held prior to the last city election and before the national election and speakers of national reputation were heard. The women's organization perfected as a result of these gath erings played an important part in the success of the democratic ticket last spring. and in cutting the re- publican majority in the fall elec- tion by several thousands of votes.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

ynist. in an expose of modern mar riage.
 Imagona Takajump in an amazing dive from 8 30-foot ladded into a pail of water.
 A Pair of Rolling Dice-gymnas- tics, verbal and phy~lcal.
 Hudhson Bey. magician and spir- itualist (return engagement by re- quesD.
 "A-Hunting We Must Co.," or What Happened in Barnesdale'- {. one-act fiZzle.
 Finale, An Evening at Keemo- sloppy"
 Things ran off smoothly at the Gress rehearsal last night and troop officers and members promise that the usual standard of excellence will be maintained by this circus.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
HAGUE JUDGESH|PS
 CAUSE DISCUSSION
Hurst, Fromaseot and Gaus Said
 to Have Ambitions

Geneva, March q lp-There was concern in league Of nations circles today as to whether legal advisers of foreign offices should be elected 10 the bench Of the world court,
 It was believed here that Sir Cecil Hurst Of England. Henri Fromageot of France and Frederic Gaus {. Germany, suridical counseIors 10 -heir respective governments, all aspire 10 Hague 7ulgeships,
 The prevailing view is that their government connections should not ,lrhar .nair election to the court although it is admitted that tn, choice ot three men who helped lratr the Locarno treaty might ere .,ra the impression among smaller powers there was 100 pronounced q greater power governmental tinge 10 thu world court
 Although none or the three have been s45g.s. +he opinion at Geneva .s that all are qualified 10 serve on the bench on account Of their eN- .-puonai knowledge Of international law. Eng't~am,n connected with the league Of nations even say that Gi@ NeeU Is better f.te5 in this respect tlau "ary Hsjuz EngNshman,"
 Ina-muca l~ Niscount Ftn'ay Of England and Dr. Andre Weiss of France. horh u3g.s or the World 'ourt bench died recently, the 1-a-le en'ny md council in Sep .-mh1r must elect their successors,
 Tine league today set in motion ns machinery for nominations ask Ing that all national groups make nominations, T. is believed the Eng fsh and French will submit Sir Ce- ail and Nj. Fromageot Herr Gaus is Xpectad 10 h~ candidate when the new election o+ ne entire bench e. rurs in 1Q2m.
 The uri~ts have agreed to reCom- mend that countries nominate ud-,- ot recognized capacity and practical experience.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
Woman Radio Singer
 Ends Life With Gas

New York, March T luP)-Po- lice said today that Mrs. Ann Lang gock Teisler. g4 year old radio sing er or New Haven Conn, whose body was found in gas-alIed apartment she shared with her husband here. committed suicide.
 No motive could be attached for the act, they said. No notes were found in the apartment.
 Parents of line girl. said to have objected to their daughters mar riage 10 Hans Tejsler. a salesman Tor Film Exchange. Inc, were re ported 10 have locked the door against TeisLer. who was summoned home from q business trip to Allen town. Pa.
 The body was taken back to New Haven laIe yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
NOT MARRIED OR DIVORCED

Councilman Samuel SabIotsky is not married or divorced. in spite Of S line Of tyre which found its way into news story on his announce ment yesterday that he will run for reelection from the sixth ward. The type belonged in another story. Smiling Sam" took it as a good joka but for the benefit Of readers who took ir seriously the statement is re- peated that Councilman Sablotsky is +inues 10 enjoy that state of bliss which bachelors say they enjoy.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

fled with college activities and h an officer in her class.
 Friends of Donald Turner have received cards from him at Gonaives, Haiti. where his ship is anchored.
 The oyster supper held last eve- ming at the Community club was largely attended. An entertainment program rendered by Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Bradbury was greatly enjoyed. M. Bradbury is a banjoist of note and a radio performer over WTIC.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

if secret societies were abolished the students especially of the high schools. would organize outside and would divorce, themselves from any trace of faculty supervision.
 Representative Thure Bengston also registered as being opposed to the bill. II was predicted at a late hour this afternoon that the commit tee on education would report the bill unfavorably. taking the attitude that the problem would be for individual cities and towns to decide.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
Fordham Seismograph
 Records Earthuuake

New York, March 21 P)-A vio- lent earthquake, probably south o: Central America, was recorded on the seismograph of Fordham Uni versity last night, it was announced today. The first tremor was at 9:42 p. m. The greatest intensity was reached at 9:56. The tromors con- tInued until 11:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
NEW BRITAIN GUNS SCORE HIGH MARK
Sharpshooters Defeat Mailing.
 ford Team by 769-S8S Score

The New Britain Rifle club out shot the Lufberry rifle team of Wallingford in a pistol match heli at the state armory in Wallingford last evening. The scores were as fol- lows:
 New Britain-Cooley 156. Boehm 157. Beach 1855, Belkin 160. White 161. Total 769.
 Lufberry-Olmstead IA, Mark ham 154. Tyler 1l5, Carpenter 146, Fox 124. Total 6S3.
 Next Thursday a rifle match will be held in Glastonbury.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
Captains Message

Captain Miranda's message to the Associated Press telling the details of the rescue was as follows:
 on March IS at 10;00 p, m, We noticed on the port side occasional skyrockets which appeared to be fired from a very small craft. Then We saw another light signalling by the Morse code for help.
 T al once gave orders to head for the craft and when he had the little boat alongside stopped my engine. The craft was on the larboard and my ship protected it from the wind and sea It was sailing ship. The three members Of the crew came on board the Marques De Comillas and stated that they were abandoning their trip and their boat. l gave or ders, however. to raise the craft on board, which was done by my crew.
 The travellers were given every
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

kindness on board and have attend ed mass punctiiiously.
 They tell a very interesting story of their odyssey and say that they would have starved or died of thirst soon had We not happened along'
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
Worcester Authorities
 Seek Hartford Stabber

Worcester. Mass. March 21 (UP)
 Lorenzo Desmarais, IS. of Hart ford. Conn, and John Deane. 26, of Somerville, were sought today fol- lowing their escape from the Wor- cester State Insane hospital. The young men got away after picking the lock of an outside door.
 Published reports which referred to Desmarais as Bridgeport's 'phan- tom stabber." who stabbed 29 women in that city some time ago, were said by hospital officials to be in-
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

correct They said Desmarals
 stabbed three women in Hartford
 but was not involved in the Bridge port attacks. Neither of the fugitives are con- sidered dangerous, according to hos. pital authorities
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

Hartford, March 2l-Superinten dent Of Schools Stanley H. Holmes and Principal Louis P. Slade Of the Senior High school. both of New Britain, appeared before the legisla- tive committee on education at the capitol this afternoon. being opposed 70 the Miner Dill which would abol- ish fraternities. sororities and secret societies in public schools.
 Both men were of the opinion that
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 OF CONSTIPATION

\ Battle Greek physician says, "Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause'
 But immediate relief has been found. A table. called Rexall Or 1erlies has been discovered This tablet attracts water from the sys- tenn into the lazy dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water ioosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit O ever increasing the dose.
 Stop suffering from constipation. Chew q ReXaIl Orderlie at night. Next day bright Get A for 25c to- day at the nearest RexaIl or Liggett Drug Store.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
S2o,S17 NOTES VOTED

The board of finance and taxation at a special meeting last night, all thorized Chairman Edward F. Hall to issue the city's notes in the amount Of s22, to pay for school building repairs. A special tax of one-tifth of one mill, payable neX, year, was levied several months ago in anticipation Of this loan.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
New Haven Kacey Flag
 At Half Mast for FOch

New Haven. March 21 (UP)-The flag atop supreme headquarters of the Knights of Columbus here was at half-mast today in tribute to Marshal Ferdinand Foch, whose death yesterday removed the second of three distinguished European honorary members of the Roman Catholic fraternal order.
 Of the three. Cardinal Mercier, Foch and King Albert of the Bel. gianA only Albert now remains.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
WOMEN DEMOCRATS PLAN
 REELECTION SOCIAL
First Of Series Wili Re Held TOmOr- row Afternoon at
 T. A. B. Hall,

Political activities among the women of the democratic party will be reopened tomorrow afternoon when the first ot a series of pre- election card soclals will be held al. the Y. NJ. T A. & B. society hall on Main street.
 Mrs. Nellie McCrann, state cen tral committeewoman for this dis
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
BERLIN NEWS
(Continued from Page 7.)

arts and sciences and among th' names of the honor students is tha of Miss Bertha Hagen of this placs daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Hazen
 Miss Hazen has been actively identi
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
OLD SALT FAILS ID
 CONQUER ATLANTIC
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 Rotterdam on Feb. 26, 1928, but was tied up in European ports tor almost a year. The Marques De Comillas which is from Spanish ports, is due at San Juan on March
New Britain herald., 1929-01-04
DURANT BLAMES
BUSINESS LEADERS
Tells Hearst That Big Men
Promote Boodegging

New York. Jan. tUP)-Busi-
ness leaders of the country bear a
heavy responsibility for the wide
spread disobedience" of prohibition
laws. w. c. Durant said today in a
telegram to William Randolph
Hearst.
Durant. who recently awarded a
$4,000 prize for the best plan to
enforce the 18th amendment. sent
his telegram in continuance OF the
discussion he and Hearst have been
holding recently. Hearst has offered
$4,000 for the best plan to repeal
the 18th amendment.
Bootleg liquor" Durant said,
has become the most widely ad-
vertised factor in the social life OF
men whose names are synonymous
with success, wealth and power in
their communities. The contagion
of their lawlessness spreads through
the entire population citizens
who have the largest stake in law
observance have taken the lead in
law defiance.
Il believe that this is a phase
that Is already passing. / believe
New Britain herald., 1929-01-04
RHODE Island
JUDGES OPPOSED
Two Of Them Disapprove Of Law
Similar to BaumS Statute

Providence. r. l., Jan. 1 R-On
the ground that laws similar to the
Baumes statute OF New York take
from courts the right to determine
the length Of sentence imposed on
convicted habitual criminalS and the
present laws of Rhode Island are
sufficiently severe to discourage Of
tenders from repeating crimes. two
superior court judges here today
declared their opposition to the pro-
posed campaign to obtain for this
state an habitual criminal code pat
termed after that of New York.
, In the opinion of Judge J. Jerome
Hahn. laws of that type do not take
into account the degree of moral
turpitude involved but place all
third or fourth offenders in SUBJ
stantially the same class. Juries
often refuse to convict, he believes,
because to their minds the punish
ment that must be melted out Is not
in proportion to the crime.
Reviewing present state laws that
provide heavy penalties for man.
crimes. Judge Charles A. Walsh
stated that distinct improvement Ia
New Britain herald., 1929-01-04
SCHOOL Librarian
SUED FOR $4,000
Mrs. Helen +. Smith in Accident
It Yer6eanS, Vt

Mrs. Helen Fisher Smith. librar-
ian at the senior high school. was
named defendant today In two suits
totalling $4,000, based on allega-
tons that she had operated her
automobile In = negligent and care
less manner on Christmas night In
the town Of Vergennes. Vt.
The suits were entered today in
Rutland county court. Plaintiffs
are Mrs. Doris Spear of North Clar-
endon. who IL In q critical condition
in a Vergennes hospital with her
whole body paralyzed, and Ora
Haradon. farmer.
Mrs. Smith was driving north on
main highway near Vergennes on
Christmas night where she was
going to visit her sister for the
holidays. when she lost control Of
the car. The machine shot across
the road into = ditch and careened
back across the highway striking a
small touring car In which the
plaintiffs were riding.
The Haradon car was 30 COM
pletely wrecked that it was neces-
sary to use a crowbar to extricate
Haradon and Mra Spear.
At the hospital Mrs. Spear was
found to have cuts over her entire
body. injuries to her left arm, hip,
leg and side and q spinal injury
which her attorneys say will make
her an invalid for life.
Mrs. Spear asks $4,000 and
Haradon $1,000. They claim negli-
gent and careless driving on the
part of the New Britain woman.
Haradon and Mrs. Smith suffered
but minor injuries. Mrs. Smiths
car was considerably damaged.
Mrs. Smith is considered one Of
the most valuable members Of the
local teaching staff. She came here
in 1924 to organize the senior high
school library and was prevailed
upon to stay and supervise it. She
took up library work after the
death of her husband. who was pro-
fessor Of history at Blair.
She is a native Of Vergennes and a
graduate of Vergennes high school.
She graduated from the University
Of Vermont with a Phi. B. degree
and taught school In Vermont for
two years. at the Hillhouse high
school in New Haven for six years
and in schools in northern New
Jersey and East Orange. She has
studied In Harvard. Cornell and
Columbia universities.