davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
LABOR DEMAND.
INCREASES

There was some improvement
g the demand for labor in the
district of Columbia during
sDruary. according to a report
mane public today by Secretary
y Labor James j. Davis. How.
ever, the surplus of labor IN this
city, noted throughout January.
Contlnued in February.
Ihe labor surplus here. the
Lanor Department bulletin states,
enpraceS skilled and ur;skilled
workers, clerical help, sales per.
sons, and white and negro oomes.
TIC help.
favorable weather in the latter
part OF February was largely re
sponsible for the increase in tie
9emand for miscellaneous out
1oor workers. the bulletin said
mere was an adequate supply of
snlS type Of labor in the city.
virtually ALI the industrial eS-
adjustments of the city opera I'd
on satisfactory" schedules. Davis
SAID with usual forces employed,
except the clay products industry,
winch was somewhat below" nor.
NAL.
a decrease in the value of build.
ing permits issued in February
was noted, the report stated,
tnough "fair-sized" building pro.
gram continued. The bulletin
pointed out that work is to start
soon on street repairs and con.
Struction to cost about $500, 900.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Sale of Radios Bought
On Time Earns
Man so Days

John Fisher, colored, has a
scheme for making easy money,
employees of two radio sales con.
Germs told Judge Isaac r.. Hit
in Police Court yesterday.
The judge ordered Fishers
address to be 200 Nineteenth
st. S. E., the District Jail, for
the next so days.
Statesmen for the Manhattan
Garage and Accessory Company
and the Globe Furniture Com.
pany testified Fisher made
down payments on radios pur.
chased from their stores. This
was just before Christmas, when
radios were selling like hot
cakes, and he sold them again
at a considerable profit over
the down payments. they said.
One of the radios has not yet
been recovered, the court was
informed by Policeman j. L.
Taylor, who arrested Fisher.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
of Warner, Noted
Football Coach, Is Dead

SAN CLEMENTE, Calf, March
20 U.N.S0-Capt. william H.
Warner, SO, father of Glenn War.
ner, Stanford football coach, was
dead here today.
His body will be sent to Spring
will, N. Y, for burial.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
2 Held as Ringleaders
In Dope Hospital Riot

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March
20 UNSJ Asserted to be rlng-
leaders in riots among State Mar
cotic Hospital inmates ut spadra,
James Leroy Lorton and Robert
Frary, dope addicts, were arrested
at the institution today.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
A Carnegie sok
nyugdijat fizet
Youngstown es k0rnyeken $175,-
417.42-t kaptak a Steel Corpora
tion nyugdijasai.

Most jelent meg a United States
Steel Corporation ds Andrew Car
negie aital hatalmaS acel tr0Szt
alkalmazOttai rfsztre felallitOtt
nyugdij intezet mutt evi kimnta-
tasa, amely szerint a Mahoning es
Shenango v0lgyeiben lev6 gyar-
telepeken 0sszesen $175, 5,417.42-t
kaptak vallalat nyugdijba he
lyezett ore gmunkasai.
Magaban a k0zyetlen youngs-
town. keriiletben vallalatnak
121 nyugdijasa 63,15492-t ka-
pott, vagyis atlag egy-egy nyIg-
dijjasra 1922 jutott evente. A XII
mutatas szerint a Youngstown
keriiletben az elmult evben 10
munkast nyugdijaztak es 9 a
nyugdijasok KOHL meghalt.
A Youngstown keriiletben
nyugdijak ICY oszoltak ell: Ohio
Works 500, ,36S.57, Union Works
500, ,649.35; iroda alkalmazottak
81 ,734; Mcdonald Works 1896;
regi gyarak lit lak6 alkalmazot-
tai 81 ,036.20; Y. and n. Railroad
$43O.8O.
A Shenango v0lgytben a Car
negie. Steel Co. farrelli telepen
$13,917.SO-at a New Castle-i tele-
pen $27 ,656. .9O-et, az American
Sheet and Tinplate Co. farrelli te-
lepen $16,O55. .25-0t, New Cast
lei telepen $25,077.15, Shenan-
go telepen $21 ,065.35-6t, az Ame-
rican Steel and Wire farrelli tele-
pen $8,490.05-6t fizettek XII.
Az ey vagea .,tarsllatnak
1920 nyugdijasa volt, akik 0ssze-
sen $3,940,67S.15 nyugdijban re-
szesiiltek vagyis a havi atlag $3S.
Is volt. A nyugdijasok atlag elet-
kora 63.57 esztend6, atlag szolga-
lati idejiik pedig 31.26 ev.
Az alkalmazOttak semmifGIe
hozzajarulast mem fizetnek a
nyugdij alaphoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
KEsZttL0DEs MARC. 15.-RE

A nagybizottsag legut6bbi ,gyii-
leseb6l egy sziikebb k0rii rendez6
bizottsagot kiild0tt XII Molnar
Laios en0kete alatt kozelgo
Marcus Is. iinnepely, mely az
iden is k0zos iinnepe lesz hely-
bell magyarsagnak, programme
max 0sszeallitasara. A sziikebb
bizottsag az elmult net pentekjen
gyiilt ossze el6sz0r nagyjab6l
megallapitotta a programmed. En-
mex soran bizottsag ertekes
meglepeteseket tartogat kozon-
seq szamara, amt elarulni egye-
lore mem szandekoznak. Annyit
azonban koz0lhetink, hogy igen
niv6s miisort akar es ketsegtele-
MIL fog is adni az iden nagybi-
zottsag. A rendez6seg egyebkent
e het vegen is osszejon gyiilesre es
veglegesen megallapitja a pro-
grammot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
A SIT. ISTVAN KOR
VALENTINE BALJA

Most szombaton, f. no 15-en
este fel s 6rakor nagyszabasu
Valentine bait rendez a SIT. lst-
van K0r az altalanosan ismert
Eagles Hall nagytermeben. A ze-
ne kituno lesz, mely magyar es
angol szamokat fog eloadni.
A tisztvisel6k gondoskodtak
arrol, hogy minel emlekezeteseb-
be tegyek ezt az estet, mind an
max dacara, hogy ezen napon
t0bb mulatsagot rendeznek varo-
sunkban Is kornyeken. A rendc-
z0seg arr6l is gondoskodott, =
hogy a szivek baljan kell6 meny-
nyisegii mezeskalacs-sziv alljon
t. magyarsag rendelkezesere.
Beltpti dij csak Is es 35 cent
lesz ezen belepti je2yekkel kl
lesz sorsolva az est legnagyobb
mezeskalacs szive. Mindenlxi 0riz-
re meg jegyet, mely a nyero sza-
mot tartalmazza. A rendezoseg'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
MAGYAR MUNKAS BALESETE

Belenszky J6zsefet, aki 1917
Russell Avenuen lakik az elmult
het folyaman baleset erte munka-
k0zben. Belenszky a Carnegie
Steel Co. Ohio Works telepen dol
gozik, ahol egyik munkastarsa
egy vas darabolasa alkalmaval a
nehez szerszammal oily szeren-
csetlenul iitotte fejbe, hogy azon-
nal k6rhazba kellett szallitani.
A gyors orvosi segitseg ugyan
megmentette sulyosabb terme-
szetii k0vetkezmeny,ol, de ne
hany napig a k6rhazban kezelfs-
re szorul.
Belenszky 54 ewes, sep nagy
csaladja van altalanosan ismert
a stteltoni magyarsag koreiben.
Balesete 6szinte reszvetet keltett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
A L0V0LD0ZES kLDOZATA

A rend6rseg nyomozza annak
ket sihedernek kiletet, akik az
elmult szerdan James Kotel (K0-
teD Is ewes fiut labon l6ttek,
amint az egy boltba igyekezett.
K0tel ugy adta el6 a dolgot a
rendSrsegen, hogy q figyelmez-
tette ket sihedert, hogy varja-
max a l0v0ldozessel addig, mig 8
athalad Borts Fielden, de azok
mem hallgattak ra, elsit0ttek o.
es kaliberu fegyveriiket, melynek
goly6ja az . lababa hatolt. A ket
flu ekkor futasnak eredt. !,
), A goly6 athatolt Kotel labafe.
jen es cip5je talpAban talaltak
meg. !. Is. &.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
DR CERENDAY LASZL0
PHILADELPHIA LELKESZ

DR.. Gerenday lelkesz, aki hosz-
szu eveken at lelkeszkedett varo-
sunkban, maid mintegy ket evvel
ezel5tt nehany magyar csaladdal
telepitest kiserelt meg South Da-
kotaban, nehany hettel ezelott ell
hagya Dakotat.
Most ugy ertesiiliink, hogy DR..
Gerendayt philadelphia fig
getlen ref. egyhazk0zseg hivta
meg lelkeszeiil s 3 a meghivast Ell
is fogadta. Egyel0re csak maya
van meg az vi par6kian, de csa-
ladia is utban van mar Philadel-
phia fele.
Erdekes, hogy Philaban most
ket Youngstown k0rnyeki lelkesz
miikodik. Az ottani presbiteria
nus gyGlekezet ugyanis szinten
csak nemregen valasztotta mee
lelkeszeul Vecsey Jen6 volt far
relli lelkeszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
ZSAMBOKYNE MEGVEDTE
A MAGYAR ICAZSACOT
Alapcsan megfelelt az olahok gyalazkod6 levelere
Telegram lek0z0lte a magyar valaszt.

A mutt nagybizottsagi gyiilesen
sz6ba keriilt az az alaptalan es
hazug tamadas, amelyet a nagy
olahok neveben intezett egy olah
szarmazasu no magyarok ellen
bosszub6l azert, inert Guilleaume-
ne vegre elmondta magyarsag
igaz iigyet elokel6 amerikai ko-
z0nseg el6tt Youngstownban.
A nagybizottsag sokkal helye-
sebbnek talalta, hogy a levelre No
feleljen es felkerte Zsamboky Tt
vadarnet, aki Pro Hungaria
Magyar N6k Vilagsz0vetsege
Youngstown osztalyanak eln0ke,
hogy a valaszt megirja, egyszers-
mind felajanlotta a nagybizottsag
segitseget a valasz megsz0vegeze-
seben.
A valasz elment Is AIT httf6i
szamban k0z0lte Telegram
ugyanazon a helytn, ahol a tama-
do cikk megjelent.
Az olah gyalazkodassal er6sen
szembetiin6en a magyar level tor
tenelmi adatokkal utasitja vissza
az olah t0rtenelmi hazugsagokat.
A magyar level mem gyalaz, mem
sert, mem piszkol6dik - egysze-
riien megmondja az igazat.
lit k0z0ljiik a levelet eredeti
angol sz0vegben, hogy AIT DIVA
soink felhasznalhassak, ha esetleg
barhol is sz0ba keriil az iigy.
HUNGARY
EDITOR TELEGRAM-Tn con-
nection with the recent visit here
of Madame Arpad Guihleaume. there
seems to have been created an
impression that she is d member Of
the Hungarian nobility. Mrs. Gull
80, leaume. is pEnglish- -borp and married
a Hungarian army officer. Because
Of her English birth Madame Guil-
leaume's presentation of the fair
and just ease of Hungary may well
be considered unbiased.
There also seems to be a de-
sire by some people, who are not
upto-date in the history and who
are biased in favor of certain ma
tionalities to create an impression
that Hungary was to blame for the
starting of the World war.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13

May I call attention to histor-
ians Of the modern days, and among
them to Emil Ludwig, the famous
biography writer who in his latest
work on the causes of the World
war quotes the secret documents
which came to light recently. Thece
documents prove conclusively that
in the cabinet council of the late
Emperor King Francis Joseph, only
one man dared to voice opposition
to the sendig Of "a strong ultimatum
to Serbia, following the murder of
Francis Ferdinand.
This man was Count Stephen tt
sza, premier Of Hungary. He voted
against the nJtimatum which
touched off the spark Of the powder
keg on which Europe has been sit
ting for many years. 1t was the
same Count Tisza, who in Berlin.
January, 1917, vehemently attacked
the proposal Of unrestricted sub
marine warfare.
No country suffered as much on
account of the war as Hungary,
which had nothing to gain in this
struggle. No country but Hungary
lost 72 per cent of it's territory.
Germany lost eight per cent and
Bulgaria 12 per cent. No country,
but Hungary lost half of her
population. No country was pillaged
and robbed, but Hungary.
Hungary has just cause before
the world. She was mutilated right
and left in defiance Of the Wilson
ian principle Of self-determination.
She has suffered because she was
true to her word and fought Loyalty
thru hopeless war in which she
lost more of her sons than any
other country in proportion.
q Hungary was mntilated because
of the intrigue between some OF
the leaders of the nationalitirs
Which lived in peace for thou
sand years in Hungary, and Glenn
enccau, the TTiger'', whose only
desire was to create strong allies
back of Germany for France. To
create Strong Cmchoslovakia. Jugo-
slavia, Rumania was the only aim
Of the Treaty. of Trianon.
Hungary was defensc.css therefore
she was partiticaed.
Some day the world will realize
the injustice dOprs to the courageous
Hungarian nation, which despite All
derials has protpeted western civil
ization against all barbarian at.
tacks from the East. All Hungary
asks for lis the application of the
principle of the. self determination
of nations. All we in America are
interested in is justice and fairness
to all. The United States has never
ratified the Treaty of Trianon,
because it was unjust and unfair.
MRS. THEODORE A. ZSAMBOKY.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
DIsZN0TOROs vAUsoRA

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Hitk0zseg oltaregyletenek lelkes
n6tagjai ez evben is Macy lendii-
lettel fognak munkahoz. Februar
loan, vasarnap este Z oral kez-
dettel Macy disznotoros vacsorat
rendeznek Szuligan Hallban,
melyre szeretettel meghivjak a
helybeli es k0rnyeki 0szmagyar-
sagot. A vacsorahoz val6 eteleket
az egylet kipr6balt n6tagjai fog
jak kesziteni. A vacsora j0vedel-
me a hitkozseg adossagat fogja
fedezni. Azert kerik az 0sszma-
gyarsag szives partfogasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
A Fdggetlen Bs. E.
vi tisztikara
Az egylet vagyona elerte az els0
ezer dollart.

Az elmult vasarnap delutan
tartotta meg 6vi tisztujit6 koz-
gyiiles6t Fiiggetlen Ref. Egy-
hazi Bs. Egylet szokott helyen.
A nepes gyiiles alkalmaval fell
olvastattak jegyzokonyvek,
maid a penztari szamadas WIS
galtatott feliil, melynek eredme-
nyekent megallapitast nyert,
hogy az egylet vagyona feliilha-
ladja az $1,000. Ami, tekintettel
az egylet mind6ssze II havi fenn-
allasara sep eredmenynek mond-
hat6.
Kimondotta a gyiiles, hogy a
tagsag szaporitasanak erdekeben
harom honapon at ingyenes be-
allast engedelyez 1870 ewes elet-
korig, az orvosi vizsgalat azon-
ban tagnl jelentkezokre k0te-
lezo.
Megallapitotta tovabba az egy-
let AIT is, hogy a tagsag idejenek
IS a villamosra elk0ltend6 penze-
nek megtakaritasa celjabol ha-
vi gyiilesek ez even a honap ma
sodik vasarnapjan lesznek koz-
vetleniil az istentisztelet vegez-
tevel.
Megejtven szabalyszeru tiszt-
ujitast, az egylet ugyvezet6 elmo
Ike lett Szaday BENJAMIN, aleln0-
ke 10th Andras, penztarnoka
Kolozsvary J6zsefne, titkar-jegy-
z6je Kat0cs Janos, ellenore Veres
Ignac, beteglatogatok a Steelto-
non: Macy Peter, Veres Ignacne,
Campbellen: Asztalos Aron es
.Gy6ry Mihalyne. Brier- Hillen:
Id. Bokry Istvan.
Az egylet kimondotta AIT is,
hogy egyik tisztvisel6 sem We
gyen fel a jovoben tagdijakat,
csupan a penztarnok. A tagok te-
hat ne is kerjek ere tisztvise-
l0ket.
A sep rendben lefolyt gyiiles
az egylet iratai szamara egy meg
felel6 tiizmentes szekreny beszer-
z6set is elrendelte.
Az uj tisztikara tisztelettel ke-
ri helyen is a tagsagot, hogy a
h0nap masodik vasarnapjan tar
tand6 gyiileseken pontosan ielen-
.jen meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
MEM BAL - TEAESTELY

A Fiiggetlen Ref. Noegylet
kohl tagjaiyal es barataival,
hogy marcius San a Szuligan
Halban, melyet tulajdonosai tel
jesen ingyen bocsatanak rendel-
kezesre, mem bait, hanem szeretet
vendegseg jellegii teaestelyt rem
dez.
Ere az alkalomra az egylet a
lehet6seg szerinti j6 programme
r0l is fog gondoskodni mar most
szeretettel hivja ARA a magyar
sagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
BRIDGEPORT GYttLEs

A Bridgeport Sz0vetstg helyi
osztalya rank k0vetkez0 vasar-
nap, azaz februar loan a SzokOtt
helyen fs id0ben tartja rendes
havi gyiileset, melyen keri a ia
gok teljes szamban valo megjele-
neset. Ugyancsak tisztelettel ker-
jiik, hogy a hozott hatarozat er-
telmeben minden tag jelentse be
pontos lakcimet a gyiiles alkal-
naval.
Katoch 0don iigykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
RAK0CZI GYttLEs

A Rak6czi Egylet helyibeli 86.
fi6kia most vasarnap delutan ket
oral kezdettel tartja rendes havi
gyiileset a Mahoning Avenuen le-
yS Nelson hazban. 'Keretnek a
tagok, hogy a gyiilesen lehet6leg
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
Gober Janos titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
F0szERKEsZT6NK ITTHON4
4 WASHINGTON UTJAB0L

Nemenyi Mikl6s Erno mutt
hetet ,Washingtonban t0lt0tte, tu-
d0sitya a Vindicator resZere
kanalis Is posta epiilet iigyfben
Washingtonban tartott targyala-
sokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13

max a legnagyobb publicitast kell
adni, hogy AIT a tagsag meg6rt-
hesse meg j6val a konvenci6k
el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
Esen1enyek


egyesitese ismet a sz0nyegre ke-
riilt.
A kozelmultban harom Macy
egylet tisztikara tartotta rendes
evenkenti 0sszejovetelet, amelyen
egymas tapasztalatait, iigykezele-
81 dolgokat stb. szoktak megbe-
szelni.
Az ertekezleten oft volt a Yer
hovay, Reformatus szovetseg es
a Bridgeport, hianyzott Rak6-
czi (kiilonos, hogy eppen ennek a
vezetosege all bizonyos mertek-
ben voros befolyas alatt).
Multi evben a nagy egyletek ko-
tottek egy elvi megallapodast,
amelynek alapjan az egyesiiles le-
hetseges. A Verhovaynal keletke-
zett bonyodalmak, amelyeknek
soran DR.. Marty Ferencet, a Yer
hovay tehetseges kozponti titka-
rat, kiragtak allasabol es a
Bridgeport rendkiviili konven-
ci6ra valo keszul0dese azonban
megakasztotta az egyesiiles. to-
vabbi fejlodeset.
DR.. Marthy Ferencet azert en-
litjik meg, inert nemcsak a mi
velemenyiink szerint, hanem az
egyleti iigyekkel ismerosok vele-
menye szerint is 8 volt az, aki az
egyesitesi tervet kitudta volna
dolgozni es keresztul is vinni. Re-
meljuk azonban, hogy tavozasa
mem fogja hatraltatni az egyesi-
test terv rohamos fejlodeset.
Egyesitesrol leven $40, sorok
iroja volt az, aki Walko Janossal
a Verhovay haseltoni 1925-os kon-
venci6ja elott megszovegezte ait
az egyezmenyt, amely legeloszor
fektette lie ait az elvet, hogy az
egyesulesnel az egyesiilo egyletek
tagsaga mem keriilhet rosszabb
helyzetbe, mint sajat egyletenel
van.
Ezt az alapelvet a multi evi
pittsburgh tisztikari ertekezlet
is magaenak fogadta ell es az civ
alapjan, DR.. Marthy tudomasunk
szerint ki is dolgozott egy tervet,
ame1y az egyesitett intezmeny
tagjait jelenlegi jogaik alapjan
osztalyokba sorolja (csak halal-
esetre vonatkozolag) es ICY min
degyik megtartotta volna a jelen-
leg 0nalloan mikodo egyletek So
raban szerzett jogait.
1lyen alapon nagyon konnyen
lehet a magyar egyleteket egyesi-
teni es az elso lepes megtevese
utan rohamos fejl0des all maid
be.
E lap hasabjain mar szamta-
lanszor hangoztattuk ,es ma meg
ismSteljiik, hogy a nagy magyar
egyletek egyesitesenek oriasi elo-
nyei lennenek minden egylet tag
sagara vonatkozolag.
Els0sorban is sokkal olcsobb
lenne az iigyvezetes.
Egy kozpont fentartasa sokkal
kevesebbe keriilne, mint harom
vagy nsgye kiilon-kiilon. A meg
csokkent iigyviteli kiadas oily ha-
talmas Osszeget tenne XII, hogy a
kiil0mbseg alkalmazhato lenne az
amerikai magyarsag regen vaju-
do arvahazi es aggmenhazi kerde-
seinek megoldasara.
Az anyagi megtakaritason XII
viii, amely termeszetesen kiter-
jedne minden magyar telepre,
ahol most negy helyen gyilesez-
mex, negy helyen fizetnek tiszti-
kart, oriasi volna az erkolcsi
elony.
Egy hatalmas magyar amerikai
intezmeny tarsadalmi, kulturalis
ereje elkepzelhetetlen jot tudna
miivelni.
Mi csak a legnagyobb 0r0mmel
.voI,nt;;.,I> %,,J oy,o1 & 81 on onvocif pci
New Britain herald., 1930-03-17
NEW SPEED SYSTEM
 BELIEVED SUCCESS
Eight Other Towns May IncOr-
 porate Stratford Regulations

Traffic regulation plans similar to those now in effect in Stratford. where motorists are instructed by prominently displayed signs as 10 the speeds which town authorities regard as reasonable. are being con sidered in eight towns Of the state, according to information received by the State Motor Vehicle depart ment. Direct action is awaiting of ticial sanction in most of these towns but at Milford the police board has requested the chief of police to confer with officials of the highway and motor vehicle depart ments and work out a system suit able for conditions in that town.
 The Stratford system has been in operation since January l, and has operated successfully, in the opinion of Town Manager !. E. Wright and Chief of Police William E. Nichols. The plan is simple. but affects all motor vehicles operated on the towns highways. Warning signs are set mp on every road at the town borders. These inform drivers that reasonable speed is required under normal conditions. Other signs along the highway indicate the speeds which are considerable reasonable for the sections in which the signs are posted. The proper speed is de- cided upon only after study by town and state authorities.
 There has been no serious acci- dent on the roads where the rCgula- tions apply since the system became effective, police records show. No complaints have been received from motorists or others regarding the speeds established or the manner in which the system is being operated. Letters of commendation have been sent to the authorities by residents of Stratford, particularly those on main highways, and by persons in other towns and other states.
 While the system has not cX- perienced the heavy traffic Of sum- mer. the police believe it has al- ready relieved congestion in the cen ter of the town on busy days. main ly because of the steadier and smoother flow of traffic which is aI- lowed under the plan. Only five ar rests have been made thus far, each of these was for exceeding the rate of speed deemed ythe authorities to be reasonable All five violators were convicted in court and paid fines for speeding.
 o | t1lIp q M e signs with refectlns surfaces for the key words of the Iotice. ''Warning' and speed" have been given to the town by d manufacturer of refec- tors. Because of the Ieflecting sur face which attracts the light of motor vehicles. the signs at the bor- ders of the town, warning of the regulations in force, are clearly visible to drivers at all times.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-17
YALE STUDENTS CRAVE
 LIQUOR, SURVEY SHOWS
Whisky, Gin, Beer and Wine Fa- yorcd in Order Named Yale
 Daily News Learns

New Haven, March 17-Seventy- one per cent of Yale's students drink either frequently or occasionally ac- cording to answers submitted to a recent questionnaire by 2,64S stu dents. Those who abstain total only 769. The Yale student body consists of 3,129 students. Only 426 of them believe in strict enforcement, while 2,113 favor repeal of the dry laws.
 Tho amount of drinking done in creases during the students college life. Sophs drink more than fresh men, juniors drink more than the sophs and the seniors drink most of all. Students who drink twice a month or more number S52 or 46 per cent. One thousand drink once a month or less.
 Whisky is the favorite drink with gin next. Twenty per cent express a preference for beer and l2 per cent prefer wine.
 The survey was made by the Yale Daily news.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-17
Bennett Is Slated to
 Play in Left Field

West Palm Beach, Fla; March IT LP(-Frcd Bennett. who is expected to form one of the players in the out lines of the St. Louis Browns defense, was slated for sentry duty in left field against the Brooklyn Robins today. The only other change Manager Killefer expected to make weeks games was Walter Stewart, the portsider, as the initial mounds man.