U.S. men borrowed books from public libraries 75 years after 75 years of returning, it has been exempted from late money

According to the US "Fox", a book in a man in Jersey City, New Jersey borrowed a book from a public library in 1947, and was returned recently. The book looks perfect.

In 1947, Bob Jablonski, a man in Jersey City, New Jersey, borrowed a book in a free public library. At that time, he was only 14 years old. Recently, when Jablonski was cleaned at home, he found the book, so he returned to it. At this time, he was 89 years old. The staff eagerly wanted to see the status of this book, and wanted to know more Jablonski's borrowing experience in the library at the time, but Jablonski said that he didn't remember the specific details of his borrowing books at the time. At present, a 75 -year -old book needs to be paid. Fortunately, the free public library in Jersey City has canceled Jablonski's overdue fine last year.

The library curator Jeffrey Trzeciak said: "The fine brought a huge burden to our customers. We realized that overdue fines are a kind of social inequality, and it has created obstacles for obtaining high -quality services in the library." For fines, the Jersey City Library became the largest free institution in Garden Prefecture. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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