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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
P peY.lrlits To-
Get Liquor
frightened

Washington, May 20. - The
ate department has taken steps
guard more closely the only
enue BY which alcoholic liquors
beverage use may enter the
,untry. In communication to
heads OF the embassies and
cations the department outliu-
new regulations governing the
.uance aud use Of certificates
der which members or employes
the missions may obtain Ii
or shipments. amendment Of
existing rules apparently be-
for the purpose OF preventing
ssible misuse Of such certifi-
tes.
~T'he secretary Of state presents
compliments to their excel-
lcies and messieurs. the chiefs
MISSIONS" the state depart
ent's communications said land
is the honor to inform them
at he has found 1t necessary to
scontinue, except as indicated
rein below, the issue of the cer-
icatss for use In the matter OF
3 clearance OF consignments (of
. Of members of the missions.
THE secretary Of state begs to
form the chiefs Of ms>~ivns mat
Will be glad II, when making
quests for the free entry OF
ch consignments, they will,
lenever ii is necessary to send
representative TO clear them. a;t-
Sc the name or names Of the re-
,eetive missions which have been
signated to receive the con-
gnment. The department OF
ate will then issue certificate
(, be used In that specific. in
ance. The name of the person
signated should appear either
the diplomatic list or In the
i Of employees in the embassies
nd legations in Washington not
inted in the diplomatic list.
hen the consignment shall have
en- cleared and brought to Wash
gton the usefulness Of the GER
ficate will cease and the secre-
Try Of state has the honor to
quest that 1t be returned to the
partment OF state.
The secretary Of state also has
'e honor 10 request that all cer-
'lcates previously issued to mem
ars Of the staffs OF missions ana
'plpyes thereof may be return
| 10 the department"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
5 Cans Armours Milk


Karo Syrup 10 lbs. ...-..-. .66
Marshmellow Syrup 10
pounds .-..--...........--.-.S1. 90
Uncle Johns Syrup Half
Gallon -.--$1.OO
Hard Wheat Flour Our
Own Brand .....-..$l. .9S
Blue Ribbon Flour -$1.SO
5 cans best Standard
Peas ............ IS
Pancake Flour l sack =. SIS
3 pkgs. Cornflakes --.-. rs
5 cans Carnation or Bor-
dens Milk .....-..-.... so
Head Rice 10 lbs. -....--..-- so
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
Men's S Furnishings
A MONEY SAVING PRICES

$175 Mems heavy weight Overalls Sat. special at !.
$1.15 Heavy work Shirts Sat. special --ss....s-.
$l.60 Mems Balbriggan Union,Suits, Sat special !.
$3.50 Mems heavy Cotton Pants, Sat- special at ).
$3.50 Mems All Wool Serge Trousers, Sat. specials
25c Mems Rockford work Sox, Sat- special at !.
10c Mems good quality Handkerchiefs, Sat at. .
Csc Fiber Silk Hose. Saturday special at --,-. 3
40c Boys Black Bear Hose, special at----...-... ::
SOC Mems Eng and Firmn Hose, Saturda Especial :.
-75c Mems All Leather Work Gloves Sat special :.
soc Mems Eng and Firmn Hose, Saturday special L
75c Police Suspenders, Saturday Special at. :.
rs BOYS Shirt Blouses, Saturday Special at ----- !.
l5c Good Weight Canvas Gloves, Saturday at
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
SURPRISING VALUES IN OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT

$500 Ladies Butcher Kid Oxfords, Sat- S4.2
$3.50 Mems Peters Work Shoes, Special SIT
Value to So Mems Black and Brown Dress
Shoes s ..,...................-......,.......- $32
81 $50 Mems Black Tennis Shoes, Sat. at 50
$3.50 Ladies White Oxfords, Saturday sl.9
$3.75 Ladies Sport White and Black
Oxfords at ------------------,- SIS
9''oJ pumps. @ saturday special at .-..,..... $40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
BIG SURPRISES AWAIT YOU lNO'
Ladies Apparel ShOl

$s15.oO Ladies Serge Suits extra specials at -
$3.50 Ladies Dresses in Taffeta and nicely 'ln
med -.....--....-..-------.-.-.----- ---'---'-'--
$3.50 Ladies charn,uese Dresses Sat. Special '' :
$500 Beautiful Jap. POngee Waists Sat special I"
$500 Silk Georgette Waists Sat special at =
IS Jap, Crepe Kimonas FIowered and end :
$3.50 Silk Sweaters extra special for satuF'"
$500 Wool Sweaters wonderful value for S''. =
One Lot Of Sport Jackets Special at -------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20

Washington, May 1s.--The i'm
algration restriction bill was
gned today by President Hard
tg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
ECONOMY
BASEMENT
STORE
SPECIAL SAVINGS

Cloth Baskets ........... 79c
White Cups & Saucers,-. 1sc
Boys Shirts ................. acc
Boys Union Suits Acc
Closed Market Baskets =. l9c
Good Sized Galvanized
Wash Tubs .. oSc
Knit Jersey Underskirts :. 49c
Toilet Paper 5 for ...... 25c
10 ct. Granite Dish Pan 49c
Dark Oil Cloth per yd. =. 29c
Mems and Ladies Straw
RATS ------------..--..-.--...--, 19c
Big Assortment of Hair
nioOon t----.--------------.-----.1 19e
Children's Toy Brooms Sc
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
Groceries At Saturday Surpris
Savings
Crown Flour Sack
$3.50

Crisco l lb. can ........S .16
Flake White S lb. can -. so
Lard in Bulk 6 lb. ....-..--- .95
Peanut Butter 5 lb. -. 40
Bacon Backs -..-...... "a
u. S. Government Bacon
12-lb. net .-----..-....--.....$2.25
Best Oil in bulk " Gal. so
Italian Prunes IL lbs@~.e so
Dry Apples 5 lbs. $1,000. so
Dry Peaches 2 lbs. ..-...-. 80
Soda Crackers / lb. -....A Is
A cans Velvet Tobacco -. so
Climax, Horseshoue, Star
Tobacco plug .........- 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-20
l Bottle 6 OF. Van
! Extract 25c

5 Cans Corn .-~....-...---
Scans Tomatoes
Royal Anne Cherries No. "
2 Cans Clans .......-----.-
M. ]. B. Coffee, 5 lbs,
per pound ....s-..,.,----
M. J. B. Coffee, ! ID.
Diamond w Coffee, ) IDS
per pound .--...--,, ;,
Diamond W Coffee ! y
Very Best Coffee in DulE
soc value Sl4 lbs. =
s lbs. Cocoa in bulk -
Liptons Tea l ID. -'
white Wonder Soap 10 0'n'
Oatmeal / sack -'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

I'd confined {" MS homo with a slism
li.n"-~
TEc regular meeting o. the Junior Ne
rnau.,A viii lie held in the Hc:nicih
bu..L.-s this evening.
Ms Frank Bech is reported quite II
80 IL. family home in k!rkwood.
Tn" WORK Of making = few slight ar
rcratIons 10 the Appcnzcller building OF
Main street. and Lincoln avenue, will
bc started to-day.
Evan Wellington. Of Rrookside. O., II
moving his family to Baltimore, Nd. u
make their future h0mc.
Robert Mcistor - expected home To
day af,cr spending the week md viii
rricnHS at SIst"r$vIil".
The regular meeting OF those INTEREST,"
Cd in the organization OF council Of
the Knights Of Columbus. Will be hex
this evening.
Several important matters are repore
cd scheduled for the meeting Of councA
to he held tomorrow evening.
Mrs. T. S. Cohag gen and daughteH
Catherine, left Saturday for visit viii
friends at Shawnee. o.
G. D. HoIlingsworth. Of this city
leaves to-day on business visit to Bah
timore, Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

g ha:nuuy ra'hri.. 'hur,1 ~ 'H'-
,.,-. ;p-mo"r, y r,rra u. ~ e ""l"' De. u
.u..,sr II r.. !..us q II va I..".''
ard IN" .n'"rn1"u; ST. H.. mai - NJ
r.,Ntry crmr;"Iy ,,' Nn"c.lnS
Attsnd Banquet.
Mr.. Robert McKeryer. "f mas city.
rnr ~ thr officials Of Tn" Daughters Of
lsab Ia. spent yesterday in PNtS9uTGh'
Ia. where she was in attendance al I"
h.E banquet h"id IN 'hc william ffnh
Hotel A big crowd attended the event
and n fine time q reported.
Buses Through City.
Following tho raising az The toll &"
). per trip tur Tho Martins Ferry ana
Wheeling buses. notice Of which "'s re-
rcivrd by tho com ny from The Wheel
Ing Bridge company saturday morning.
the company again started routing th-
cars through lh!S city on the way 10
,nd from Wheeling They arc now
crossing the local bridge and the su9-
pension bridge cnroute. and they carried
. good crowd TO and from this city last
Saturday night.
Collect Water Rents.
w n. Coss. city auditor Of Martins
Perry. states that hr wi! be- on duty at
tan Dollar bank n tbs city To-Day, lot
tho pu-pos" nf receiving the water rents
Of local residents for u" present period.
tn" officia, VIII com" 70 this city w"
moro days before the time limit IS up
Bridgeport Briefs.
Mrs. DaIIison, ~ the Old Ctdz road.
is reported confined to her nome with
Illness.
Nr md Mrs Mu,ni,C arc SpTnGIEC y
FEW DAYS as the guest Of Mrs. Fiorrn'"
Beck. Of Jarquett street. kirhw0"d.
l.. 7. Farmer. Of kIrkwood. - report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group. or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have
jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt. sure relief. 1t does not blister
AS first aid and 4 certain remedy.
Musterole is excellent Thousands OF
mothers know it. You should keep a
jar in the house. ready for instant use.
1t Is the remedy for adults, too. Re.
licves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion. pleurisy, rheu.
matsm, lumbaso, pains and aches OF
back or joints, sprainS sore muscles,
Chlblains frosted feet and colds OF the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia
3Sc and &c 'arS h"sn,'7l SIZE 8 or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
MARTINS FERRY
MRS. JANESMANN
DIES SUDDENLY
ONE OF THE REST KNOWN AND
HIGHLY RESPECTED RESIDENTS
OF CITY DIED AFTER WEEKS
ILLNESS.
Born In Scotland Seventy Years AGO.
and Had Been Resident OF Mar
tins rrrry for So Years.

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h...s.-.-..~ -. ,. ,,-r-.Ys i;...u~ fu,ln Try
,: 60. n. 49,, 49,,
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A'"nsv SN.t @' irr, r'"SNLs "f "N":N
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w., h..rrca,':- - co. '.ant v.ou IA ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Mrs. Rhetta - ~cett Moore
Martins Perry Briefs

Miss Margaret !hS .Ng Will NJ no
hos,..-S Of liz" afternoon and Mrs.
Rhetta Moore is N" chairman "t he
program committee.
W ". Stein VII ar-ve homo To-day
after q business viSI, % \ few DAYS 20
Columbus ohio.
n NJ Miller. OF toe Martins Ferry
,'io.h.uc Company. lef' Yesterday on n
week'S business trim ," the east
MAY AinScn IN Tn" Marrl"g" - wi
lam Ash" viii hs tho attraction a tho
Frnray theatre to-dai and '"-morr"".
Mrs Anna Smi,n. NJ Walnm' street.
has arrived home after N.slt with
friends ~ Columbus. -
John Rcrgundihai. 90 Chester. ". Va.
xrant Yesterday visiting with locA
friends
James Smythe Of Newark q. has ar
rived here for visit with his daughter.
Mrs pr J. !. Hervey.
Mrs = 4 karchcr. az Cent"- SWAT
: spending the week visiting with
trends d. Alliance. .
Mss Margaret Drxon leaves to-day
FOR oxford o. 20 resume her studies
after vast with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. F. X Dixon
Citv Auditor ". 81 'nSs viii spend 80
d., 20 cong Mater rents from residents
- bridgeport
W.ii..r Hsrr N TIL" Toll ';al"''
uIU be- rh- attraction a. tine Sew Pas
. me- 'n-arr. tu-niHh' and Tomorrow
ulEht
The r.rs' ISSUE .. tn. monthly bulletin
~ tn. Boara Of Trad" MI be placed n
me mails Thursday - '.'s w~"k
The ,nnd.j,"h It E"3"r' Watson. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
BELLA|RE NEWS

Ru, awnings ma Dc III Wheeling wheel
ing Tent { Awning CO.. rrl Sos
f-li-m-w-f- iu-my-l3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Bovoridge Funeral.

Fuuer;,l services Tor tie a." RusS"f
Rcvcridsr we'll known SuaIy$'dr rr>'-
dent. :orurriy vt Bel!airc. who died at
ctr . bIl"f :,'n"Ss ~ pneumonia w"r"
held SuuG.! ..'fernoou ~ tn" Hat" ON"
Members Of the Moose lodG" attended
til" scr>Iv, Rows. kEiSni and HaNcr-
rirld Of SnHdNS .d" had rharr" of ~"
services ln'"Im.nt waS IN n" RIOS"
Hi cemetery ,.""".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Lookout Circle.

Ms charles =. W!nS-rd. Mrs. Waite.
TaH or. Mrs l.. Ria 'ktord and NJ
Frank Bernhayt. VIII b. the E'~l"~Saa
for the meeting v' he m"mUerS -
Lookout circle ~ 'hr Kings Daughters
which will ~ held at the Bcruhart home
ia North s vcnth street this even.nS.
AMI n parcel post sale W. h" on" % IA"
10 ID. features Of IN, rveH.rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Monday Night Club,

The members ~ -" M":day NiSh'
,'u. = 'h.~ ,:tl ". ,ravc - Woods-
d~le. east ~ Whcelinc rhS syen'nS.
where iu,N WI! spend the "N"ning aS
he guests Of Mrs. HARRY irjch. w
mt. resting uruCrauu : =, Dcrt..t II prep.
aration for ;he evening. and I'm" TIM"
,r-1rrFS.r,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Class Meeting.

Mrs George ,iothard ~: hS The hos
'rSS 70 n. members ~ tn" K"inonia
class nf the First Rantist Sunday school
4. her home. rs Burlington road. 90
morrow evening a. the r"Cula" monty
meeting Of ~" ciasS All "f N" mem.
h--> have n."A urged :" at nj tn
meeting and prom sod = tinr time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
woods Funeral Held.

The funeral s"rv,rrs for Mrs William
T.. Woods. who died az the family hOlrc
on Vine St"cNt f"W days ago wee
h"'d from he place ~ death Yesterday
af;.rr"Un with H", +. -; Howard Of
WkAci:ng officiating Tho hVlv Was
aid to res IN E!,arN:"w cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

Slbl1nb na2n3oIoIe.
VISITING minister's CC, upled the TUl-
pits Of 80 E".!hr" ,nur"n~s I"s''rd;l =.
Ecr " II A,kins"r. a. Pittsburgh.
spoke a. the Frs Presbyterian rhur, h
both morning AMI evening. At tho Sec.
und r-eshytrr an "hu,cn Rev 81 A
Moser Also a. Pittsburgh. spohc at 10Th
HOrSn ID Ar"\ .,,~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04

At Key Church.
Rerira. services WI be held this vice.
4, the PRESBYTERIAN church at ~. Rev
X Park rookc. IN. pastor. viii hay,
charge ~ ~" mn"tInES During tn"
week he WI h" assisted ~ fi"> n g
Thompson. paS;Y- "f m. ioca. lnIte'
Presbyterian .nur'h. W." vii r-eaci
each evening
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15

4 PRENkJAGU: ma Walnut street
dssat minpt .peso Cd nAmestia. Modsr-
nv dom, lest ixieb, ktpelen, vel'ka
povaI vsstkJm modern5m opatrsnim.
$%0oo mssafns. Bell tslsfon 7s7 Auto
e13l.
X fbesodk1adn6mu vst ahovaniu
s600.90 hetovc, pstatolk tsko nAjomn6.
Yel'kt asst' ixbovt DOM khpeled q
poyala 50 vtetkym pohodl i'm. Hodi sa
dobre pre- dye rodiny ma North Walnut
Street. vyhl' adajte Himelreicha sos
noliaf Bank Building. oba telefony.
MA PREDAJ lsbo x&msnu farma
pssost&vajdca ! IS akrov asi ma mil
"a minnesota dobrtm izbovym do
NOM, nie d'aleko Cd Wilson Ave. pou-
icnsj drAhy. vyhladajte Himelreiche,
sos Dollar Bank Bldg. Oba telefony.
MA PREDAJ lebo zamenu farma po-
ost'avajdca Z 241a akrov, dobry sad
8 ixbovt dom, vel'kA stodola urodou
. 80 vsetkym dobytkom ma farme. Is
NIL Cd n&mestia. Lacn& jestl bude cd
predana skoro. vyhl 'adajte Himelreicha
6O5 Dollar Bank Bldg. oba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15
zPRAvA
Olresneho sboru slovsnslrej r.
~, 70 sch6dze odbJvanej dina 8.
JULIA 1921 sl1ole w. Cyrilla q
Methoda

Pritomni boil nasledovni b ra.
tia: Jozef Martinko predseda, Ju-
raj Murdzak podpredseda, Juraj
Puhalla tajomnik.
Zostupcovia Sborov: Pavel Ha-
bovsky a Juraj Murdzak "a Sbor
AZ, Jozef Nalepa "a Sbor SO, Ste
fan Kovac "a Sbor 1913, Frank
Hudfk "a Sbor 207, Martin
Lipka "a Sbor 246.
Brat predseda Jozef Martinko
zahajil sch6dzu o s hodine vecer
sFprimeranou reeou.
Brat tajomnfk precftal zapi-
snicu minulej schodze, ktora bola
ma dany a podporovany navrh
prijata ako bola citana, S malou
opravou, ktora bola hned preve-
dena. Zapisnicu podpisali bratia
Stefan Kovac a Martin Lipka.
81 Dalej br. tajomnik referoyal 0
pracach, ktore. mu boly minulou
sch6dzou nalozene. Zaroven podal
zpravu 20 slovenskeho nNs, kto-
ry sme mali dna %. jiina 1924 ma
kol'ko sa sdctovat' mohlo.
u Prijmov bolo $64.91 a vydav-
kou $19.88, teda zvysok by Dol
$45.os. zprava tajomnikova bo-
La prijata ;sssdsodatkom ably prfj-
my a vydavkyt~.hali verejne W.
kazane v Youngstownskych SLOW.
Novinach. m
i 'Tajomnik oznamil, ze obdrzal
uz knizky cd sfovenskej Lfgy a
ziadal ably sa nejaky poriadok S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15

nina urobil, poneyac je ich VEL
Ike mnozstyo. Uzavrete bolo, aby
kaGdy Sbor podujal ME o s tych
'kniziek rozpredat'. Cena bola ur-
eena tax, ahy Sd predavaly "a po-
lovien1 cenu ne1dom, udom asi
q 5 sentoy eset lacnejsie.
Brat predseda nastolil otazku,
zeby bolo dobre, spracovat W.
dat statistiku Slovakov tn v
Youngstown a jeho okoh aby sa
vedelo, kol l'ko je slovenskych du-
81, obcapov slovenskeho povo-
du. Tiez by boly uvedene v tejto
knihe vsetky slovenske spolky a
Politicke Kluby ich clenstvom.
T1to krasnu myslienku brata
.predsedu schodza schvalila a bo-
10 uzavreto, ably sa tejto veci
pokracovalo planovalo d,alej.
Ohl' adom tejto veci ma sa svolat
schodza vsetkych slovenskych
spolkov a Politickych Klubov, asi
ma stvrtii nedelu stohoto mesiaca;
vecer do skoly Sv. Cyrilla d
Meth6da. =
-Tajomnik sdelil, ze Slovenska
Lga hodla Dejiny Slovakov
pocas svetovej vojny, a ze
ci by nebolo dobre postarat,' sa
0 to, aby nasa okolica nevystala
z tejto knichy. Rozhodnuto, ably
sprava Okr. Sboru sa to postara-
la, "a jestly bude NONE, abys sa
nejaky material posbieral a po-
slal ma patricne miesto.
Juraj Puhalla.
Tajomnfk Okres. Sboru Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15

Preco Il mate Hvot ztrp6ovst pro
plane xuby9
zIAnAITE st PoRADUsoD
zUBoLEKkRA
Dr Il NAN
Nebojte So, koPko kol'vek pla-.
Inych zuhoy mate 70 yasich dstach
Rid M do mojej ksncelarie, jaI
presk kdmam vase zuby vysvet-I
lin liz van moju pracu. ia YAM do
.Pqeisakp apzlvediem vase zuby.
ks1 saste iinF FmaA mi snspod darilo, 4
tossa nisttpss poPlatky,
sDoILAR RAatK RVRovA
tsspsspaodi dislo isby ~
s&4lA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15

Po6toya zlr&va

l 4 II . i Z q !. u I &
Y { { Rzeczi Pospolitej'' pverei-
nuje Stanislav .Stronski prejav
ministersksho predsedu Witosa 0
pomere XII. Ceskosloyensku. v
uvode poukaz45e Ma diskusiu pol'-
skej "a zahranisnei tlaee, ma ma
deje, ktore vyslovil Dir. Eauard
Benes Take Jonescu-om. Wi.
tos najprv vo vseobecnosti roz-
(vinuje svoj MAJOR ma medzinarod-
MI politiku pol 'sku. Nemoze rp-
bit politiku trenic, ale m,lsi So
zabezpecit' priatel'styom najsir-
sieho rozsahu. Dalej povedal do
tslovne,: i'Podobne al Ceskosloyen-
sko povazujem "a jeden 70 statoN,
S ktorym by sne 81 priali udrzat
priatel'ske styky. Sldim, ze mo-
zeme ocakavat' vzajomnost', lebo
al Cechoslovaci maju dot t'az-
kosti nem6zu ich zvysovat' ne
istymi stykami so sdsedami. Ma
sa verejnost' este vzdy take ne
Sc ranu tesinska, co je pochopi.
| tel l'ne, ale politika statu a vlad
nemoze byt iba politikou narod-
nych citov, trebars al najspraved-
liyejsich. Musi sa myslet' ma to,
co V: danych okolnostiach je mo-
zne pre- stat,'a sice ME ma den ale
4 bo mesiac, ale ma celu dobu: W.
tvorenie urcitych podmienok v
ktorych sa ma pracovat'. Preto
pyslim, ze pol ska politika musi
sa snazit' Q dobre a pokojne sty-
ky Ceskoslovenskom vel mi sa
tesim; kedykel 'vek sa dozvedam,
re tiez al u ceskoslovenskych vod-
clch poiltikOv Je ia ista snaha.
Otazka proklamacie takzvanei
Sloyenskej Narodnej Rady bola
vel zvelicoyana tym, ze oso-
bam, sucastnenym dala sa az vel'-
ka publicita, nepomerna ma ich
vyznam. Vlada pol'ska, povazu.
vyznab. Vlada pol'ska, povazu.
JUG proklamaciu "a Gin nebavazny
a nemajuci vacsieho vyznamu, ne.
priklada mu vahu, ale ponevae
p6vodcovia sd osoby, ktore pou-
zivaju pravo asylu Pol 'sku, kto-
re takto zneuzily, bolo nariadane
prisne vysetrovanie a vinnici boil
lpoebayen1 prebyvat' v Pol 'sku.
Tohoto isteho smyslu prehla
senie urobil teskoslovenskej Via
de v Prahe pol'sky zastupca.
! Obchodne styky majd pre- oba
staty yeliky vyznam. Postac.
ked' poviem, ze mas dnesny celko
w obchod Ceskoslovenskom il
vel mi culy a dodavam, re DO.
slednych mesiacoch sa konstatova
10, re vymena tovarov medzi Pol'
skom a CSR zancne vzrostla. Do.
vod je, re skutocnosti CSR pre-.
vzala znacnd ciastku nasho obcho
du Raknskom okrem toho "a.
stupuJe ustavicne viacej "a.
stupovat' bude Nemecko v OBJ
chode Pol'skom. Hlavne obno.
venie obchodu s Ruskom bude
mat zrejmy vliv ma ozivenie OBJ
chodu ceskoslovenskeho a pol 'ske.
no. Nasa vlada vidf veliky w.
znam tychto obchodnych sty.
koch a preto, ked' skoncf pojedna
vanie inymi statmi, Pol'sko vel.
mi RADIO tiez usporiada svoje no.
spodarske styky 8 CSR uzavretim
prislusnych obchodnych smliiv
Otazky politickych a hospodar.
skych stykov sl pre- ODE strany
tax vazne, ze nepochybujem, ze
al vlada ceskoslovenska sa tiez Wy.
nasnazi, aby odstranila vsetko GO
obt 'azuje sblizenie.