New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1923, Page 19

— Haditeh, Radical Teader of Jugo. slavia, Floes Acvoss Six Buro. pean Borders to Safety. Lenden, Oet. 12.—8Stephen Raditeh, the stormy petrel of Jugosiavia, 1s now in Londen. The irrepressible Croatian patriot, whe has been com- pared to Patrick Henry, Kossuth, @'Annunsie and De Valera, fled across sy ropean borders unrecognized | and found refuge in the British eap- | ital, The Belgrade authorities had | aceused him of , high (reasen for defying the government and compar- | Ing the country’s young queen, Marie, | o Madame de Pompadour for her/ eAtiavagance, | Naditeh was formerly a boekseller | in Zagreb, Croatia, He is gifted with | ! great eloquence, and all the independ- ont spirit and flery temper of the true patriot, He began his bloed. lens fAght for heme rule against the | fierhs in 19145, & Croatia had be- | edme merged with the new kingdom of the Berbs, Croats and Hlovenes. sldke the sons of Ireland who fought fo achieve the independence of llwlr‘ country, Raditeh from that lnnrl never ceased the struggle for the free. | dom of his countrymen He was a constant thorn in the side of the Bel. grade governmgnt, which both feared | and respected him, After warning| him many times against his radical | utterances, the ecabinet had him nr-‘ rested, but soon ordered his release | when his supporters threatened l} revolution, | Raditeh is sometimes doscribed as | the Mystery Man of Europe, and he| has always been an enigma cven to| the Serbs, who variously call him charlatan, scoundrel and lunatie, But none of these epithets is re-| warded by outsiders as just, for the| Croatlan leader had behind him the | whole of his little nation. He is small | in stature and unimpressive in ap- pearance, but possesses striking intel. | lectual talents, much charm of man- | ner, and many ideas which tumble over each other in their haste to find expression, WILL REVISE HISTORIES Germany to Have Modern History Based on Developments from Time | of the French Revolution, Heidelberg, Oct. 12.—Germany fis| to have a modern history based upon | developments from the time of the I'rench revolution to the outbreak of | the world war, | Criticisms from democratic sources that present day instruction in his- tory was still subject to the old ideas “of militarism, brought about the de- cision of the government to publish a book more properly suited to teach- ers and instructors and school classes ] in the new republic of today. A prize for the accepted work has been oftered by the minister of the {n-| terior, and Germany’s best. known professors of history have been ap- pointed as. judges. AMERICAN FOUNDATION WILL HELP BULGARIA L'ampnlgn; to. Develop Sanitation and |, Preventive M&Hcfl’i‘le in Bulgarian Countries by U. 8. Institution Sofla, Bulgaria, Oct. 12.—The | Rockefeller Foundation is about to cmbark' on. a campaign to develop sanitation and preventive medicine in Bulgaria.« The' first stcp has been the selection of two Bulgariah phy- slclans for a year of study and hos- pital practice in America; other se- lections will be made later. Miss Elizabeth Crowell, of the foun- “dation, has outlined a project for the CStablishment of a nurses’ training | school here which i sto be submitted to the officers of the foundation in New:York. | Dr. Edwin R. Embree, general scc- retary of the foundation, has in-| spectedth e hospitals of Sofia, and conferred with the minister of health and a number of local physicians. NEW YORK NEEDS COOKS Cooks, Not Stenographers Wanted fin ‘ America Writes Viennese Girl to Her Countrywomen. Vienna, Oct. 12.—"Don’t come to America, girls, expecting to land at once comfortable jobs as stenogra- phers or some other kind of ‘high brow' office work,” is the advice to Vienna young women given through the newspapers by a Viennese now in New York. “What Americans desire mostly so far as employes are concerned,” says the writer of the letter, “are young women willing to work in the kitchen or as maids, and who don’t want to go out'too much at night. I write per-| ' fect. English but speak it with -a slight accent, and therefore could not| - find a position as a stenographer. But there have been plenty of offers of a job as a cook. I cannot codk, and T have no job.” SCHOOL SAVINGS INCREASE More Than 10,000 Youngsters Have | Savings Accounts in Local Bank— Year's Total Gain $000,000. | | The New Britain Trust Co. is the first bank in Connectient and the | third in the entire United States in school savings according to an an- nouncement today. 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