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The Monett times., 1922-07-21
5000 C. & o. CLERKS
Order Is Effective at 10 a. m. Thurs
day--Head of Maintenance Work
ers Declared He Does Not Ex-
pect His Men to Leave Jobs.

Richmond, Va, July 16.-An order
was issued today by General Chair
man H. j. Osborn of the Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks, calling the mem
bers of the Chesapeake & Ohio system
out on a strike. The order is effective
/ Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, east
ern time. The strike order, it is said
will effect approximately 5000 clerks
on the entire system Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio.
Chicago, July 18.-The first OF
these disputes came before the board
today the dispute being that OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST Paul road.
The carrier set aside the thirty day
clause or existing agreements for the
filing of dispute and early hearings
on this and similar cases will be held.
The railroads are standing firm on
their ultimatum to the strikers that
unless thev return to work by certain
dates, all of which have now expired
they would start in again as new en-
Moves. On the other hand, President
B. M. Jewell, and his striking shop
men have asserted that any settle
ment must be predicated on full res
toration of seniority rights to the re-
turning strikers.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad and the Chicago & North
western today, were granted perman-
ent injunction here, prohibiting pick
citing and intimidations by the unions
now on strike. Temporary injunc-
tions were issued to the Pere Mar
auette at Detroit, the Baltimore &
Ohio and the Louisvills & Nashville at
East st. Louis and the Wabash road
at st. Louis.
Chemical analysis of the milk SER
we'd at the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad yards which made about
seventy workers i'll, disclosed that the
milk contained croten oil, city health
authorities said.
The Pere Marquette road annulled
six passenger trains in Michigan, due
it was announced, to the coal strike
and the shipments strike. Labor
board members received kilograms to-
day from shippers at Chattanooga,
Tenn, asserting that the shopmen's
strike was threatening the waste of
the Georgia peach crop, and from the
San Gabriel, Calf. valley potato
Association, asserting that
potato growers were also suffering as
a result of the strike.
Chicago, July 1S.--With E. F.
Cradle, president of the maintenance
of Way Union, asserting that he did
not expect his men to leave their work
conferences for settlement of the
strike continued today.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
RESUMES EFFORTS TO
END RAILROAD STRIKE
Basis For Agreement on Five of Shop
mems Demands Is Sought as Pre-
liminary TO Calling New
Hearing.

Chicago, July 17.-Peace negotia-
tions. halted over the weekend, were
resumed by members of the United
States railroad labor board today in
an effort to bring about an early set
tlement of the railway shipments
strike.
w. H. Finley, president Of the
Chicago & Northwestern and w. G.
Bierd, president of the Chicago &
Alton, were among the railway chiefs
who visited the offices of the labor
board during the day. Some basis
for agreement on the five demands of
the shopmen is being sought as pre-
liminary to the calling of a new form
al hearing of all parties before the
labor board.
Demands of Shopmen.
The five demands of the shopmen
were announced as the restoration of
all seniority rights to strikers, i'm
mediate establishment of national
adjustment board so that the men
may obtain quicker action on local
grievances than is possible through
tho labor board the abolishment of
outside contracting by the roads the
restoration of certain rules and work
ing agreements and return to the
scale of wages in effect before the cut
ordered by the labor board for July !
became effective simultaneously with
the strike.
Hopes for an early peace were bas-
ed on the attitude of E. F. Cradle,
president of the maintenance of way
employees, who arrived in Chicago to
enlist the support of the labor board
to prevent carriers from requiring
maintenance men to do strikers work. /.
While some thousands of the main |
tenance men were reported from var
ious sections of the country, mostly !
New York, as having joined the strike
Mr.. Cradle asserted that such walk !
outs were unauthorized and that no
strike orders would be issued, at least f.
until after meeting of the grand
lodge of his organization in Detroit
Friday.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
COUNTRY CLUB MEETS AT
LECKIE HOME IN COUNTRY

The Country Club met at the beau
tiful suburban home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Leckie yesterday afternoon with
Mesdames Leckie, Hudson and Way
mire as hostesses. After the busi-
ness session led by Mrs. MayfieId,
which was interesting and instructive,
a delightful musical program was car
ried out. Elegant refreshments were
served to % members and friends.
Field flowers were used in the decor
ations and punch was served through
out the afternoon. Mrs. r. H. Robin
son, Mrs. John 7. Barlow, Mrs. Robert
Lilies, Mrs. L. B. Jones and Miss Nc
Cartney were guests of the club. -
Neosho Daily Democrat.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
GLORE

A very pleasant surprise dinner
was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Scheline and family Sunday
A very bountiful dinner was spread
on the lawn. Music and social time
was enjoyed in the afternoon and in
the evening lunch was served. Those
enjoying the affair were Rev. and Mrs
Malmquist and daughter Vera, Mr..
and Mrs. John Engledorf and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Erickson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie johnson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Schel-
inc and family, Miss Emma Gardner,
of Hoberg, John Lindquist, George
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Hoover
and daughter Erma and Mrs. S. M.
Lundgren of Monett.
Miss Lillian Bergstrom, Messrs.
Victor Bergstrom, Alonzo Conrad and
Murl Hemphill visited with Misses
Hazel and Ruth Peterson Sunday
night.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
EDEN

This part was visited Wednesday
morning with fine rain.
The rain stopped the wheat stack
ing and threshing for while.
George Enke had the misfortune of
losing work mule last week.
The growing crops are looking fine
since the rain.
The strong wind which blew Sun
day and Monday did considerable
damage to fruit trees and other grow
ing crops.
Mrs. Buckholz and daughter Of st.
Louis are visiting her sister Mrs. Pete
Gumbric and family.
Mrs. Cecilia Nunnely and little
daughters are visiting her father John
Eden and family.
Chester Rhea and Eual Lansdown
visited at Sherman Rheas Wednesday
Miss Willie Robertson is yet con-
fined to her bed after an eight weeks
illness of typhoid.
Jed Gilbert has gone to Kansas to
work in the harvest fields.
Sherman Rhea and wife visited his
mother Mrs. Mamie Rhea Sunday.
George Gilbert and son Ferlin were
in Purdy Wednesday.
The death angel visited our COM
munity last week and claimed as its
victims, Uncle Sam Eden and little
Bertha Lavada Robertson.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
PLEASANT RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Walton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Knole Fletcher Sunday.
M. Bruner visited at r.. r. Blacks
Sunday.
Those who visited at the home of
Eldon Pennel Sunday were Geo. Tay-
lor and family, Amos Henson and
family and Everett Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Black and
Aaron Black and daughter Hazel were
Monett visitors Saturday night.
The farmers are very busy since the
rain.
, G. Smith and family visited at the
home of John McClellen Sunday.
E. w. Walton received a message
from Oklahoma stating that his bro
ther was very i'll.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
FUNERAL OF WILSON
MEADOR HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services for Wilson Meador
who died Friday, July IA, were held
at Horner church Saturday afternoon,
Interment was made in Horner ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Meador was one of the old re-
spected citizens of the county, bro
ther of the late Thomas Meador, of
Monett. He was born in 1841, being
at his death, past 81 years of age.
He was Civil War veteran. In
1875 he married, Miss Rainey Vermil-
lion, sister of j. u, Burl, Reese,
Ike and Eason Vermillion. They
were the parents of twelve children
nine of whom are living The living
are Mrs. Frank Jackson, Fairview;
Mrs. Frank McCarty, Cassville; John
Meador, St. Joseph, Mrs. Frank
Sparkman, Cassville; Mrs. Clarence
Neeley, Cassville; Mrs. Carrie King,
st. Louis, George, Ernest and Ralph
Meador, who lived at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meador had lived on
the farm south Of Cassville for forty
years.
Among our citizens who attended
the funeral were D. B. Meador, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. U. Vermillion, Burl Yer
million and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eason Vermillion, w. f. Meador and
family, E. w. Wallen, Bryce Wallen
and Will Meador and family.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
CARD OF THANKS

To all who so kindly assisted us
and the choir of the Christian church
all of the Orders which sent flowers
and friends who offered words of
sympathy and flowers during the long
illness and death of our dear mother
we extend our sincere thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Bradley and
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. King and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buffers and
family.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
LEE

Sunday is regular meeting day at
Mt. Pisgah everybody come and bring
someone with you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minnon Mourand and
family of Peirce City visited John
Mourand and family Sunday.
Mrs. Dolph Drake visited Mrs. l..
NJ. Davis Sunday.
John and Allen Long, Tony Mour-
and and Randall Davis spent Sunday
at Mcdowell
Misses jamie and Maggie Mourand
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Bertalot-
to Sunday evening.
Lawrence Davis visited Frank
Mourand Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Webber and
daughter Edith attended church and
Sunday school at Macedonia Sunday.
Mrs. D. r. Beeler, of Sapulpa, Okla.
vvas IN town nm business Vadnasdov
The Monett times., 1922-07-21

Mrs. J. w. Manefee, Of San Fran
cisco, Calf, is expected Wednesday TO
visit her uncle, Frank Rowden and
Mrs. Rowden, and other relatives in
the city. Mr.. Manefee will join her
later and win go from here to st.
Louis to visit other relatives.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21

Mr.. Land, of Springfield, who is
with the Crimes Stores Company, was
in town Wednesday to look after mat
ters at the Monet store.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21
ANNOuNCEMENT

An ice cream social will be given
Wednesday night, July 26 at the Mt.
Olivet church under the auspices of
the Mt. Olivet G. a.
The Monett times., 1922-07-21

Mrs. D. R. Beeler, of Sapulpa, Okla.
was in town on business Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-03

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19

MA. PRHDAJ
Muxsk6 modr6 robetn6s kossle. !. 90,
hlnksk6 robotn6 nohavice $500. S1.6s
MuxslE6 klobuky, hodnoty $2, -. 80,
SiEtre ka4d6ho druhu. I
n. = =: ARMY STORE
zoe Bast FsdsTal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19

IA ma vonkaisku zuba ie vel mi
tvrde pokrytie, ktore aa menuje
emailqm.
Jestli tento email nedrA So y
Etistote riadnym kefovanim, kiis-
Ky jedla So man a .nedzi zuby ma
llepis. Tieto k1sky jedla hnijl q
produkujl kyselinu, ktord sa vie
ira do einajlu. Skoro nato dostane
email dierku, q kyselina dostane
sa do makkej kosti. Kyselina sa
yziera chytro j. do tejto makkej
kosti- -chytrejsie, ako do emajlu.
Dnedlho nachpli sa w praya die
Ira zubc, ktora dojde, az ia cit
livy nery. Bolest pride kazdy
raz, ked' sa nieco dotkne ncrvu--
a caste al ytedy, ked' len chladne
lpovetrie vojde do zuba.
Bolest' je plana ale este nieco
horsieho pride. Lebo hniloba, kto
lra urobila dieru V jedpom zube.
lrozsiri sa Ha inc zlby, takze cely
Trad zubov bude zkazeny, jestli to
Inezastayite u dentistu.
A cely terto trubel caste pri-
jde len preto, ze ste 81 zuby neci-
| lstiii kefkou.
! Preto MOTE Pahko uznat', re
starost' 0 zuby je nielen dobrym
1zxykom III cistenie. dst, ale vas
zabeapeouje ajApred belest 'ou a
ztraton z,lbov.
Ma dodatok k bolesti vvdav-
kom pochodiaeim 70 zanedbava-
MIA zuHov je. fakt, ze zanedbane
zubN nem6zal dobre zuvat' pokrm.
Ciastoene, pozuvany krm obt All
zalldok,, zapriciniac nezazivnost
a. mnohe clioroby, ktore nasledu-
lii.
| Radne opatrovanie zubov ma
| vel ky vplyv Ia zdravie, st'astie
a vJkonnost' v praci alcbo spo-
loeenskom zivote. Zanedbat' zu-
bowl ksfku znaci poskodit' zdra-
vie.
Ak kefnjete svoje zuby kazdt
rano a vecer S IS COLGATE'S
: TOOTH CLEANER-om, budd
vzdy este a nikdy nezhniju.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19
o. RoBoTN1CKEJ PLAc1 MA
sL0VENsKU.
G. S. e. K.

Ked' 50 TAX podfvame ma cisli-
ce, ukazujllce nam velikd preme-
Hill v placi robetnika, predstavi sa
nam aspon ciasto6ne pred oci ter.
ohromny hospodarsky problem,
ktory ma talk veliky vliv ma. zivot
na SIoyensku.
Y roku 1914 ma priklad v ba-
mach ma uhlie platilo sa banikovi
priemerne 40 halierov na hodinu.
v jannari 1922 jeho priemerna
plaza ma hodinu je ) kor1n a Ia
hdlierov, ku tolnu @pridavok ma
potraviny $50 Kts., spolu 7.64
kcs.
" gemerskych hutiach platilo
sa 1914 Ia hodinu az 30 halierov,
dneska sa plati prirazkou 1928
Kcs. Podobne je to al v kovoprie-
mysle, ma prikl. v smaltovni No
vollrade platilo sa roku 1914 na
hodim "a halierov, v tovafni ma
kovovy tovar Bratislave 81 ha,
lierov, v tovarni ma municiu 81
halierov atd'. V roku 1922 tycll
'istych tovarnach je plaza robot.
nika Ia hodinu 3.65, GIT a 6.40
Kcs.
Pozrime sa na "hladove mzdy"
v tkacskom priemysle Ia Slp-
vensku 1914: Turcianske tovarne
platily priemerne "a hodinu q
lhalierov, novohradske 10 halle.
ROY, spisske 1Shalierov, liptovskt
I az. 30 halierov bratislavske az
36 halierov. na hodinu. Dneska je
priemerna plaza nasledovna: ,
Turcianskej 1856 Kcs.. v Novo.
hfade 4.60 Kcs,, vo Spisi $40, ,
Liptovc Ais Kcs., atG'.
v cukrovaroch 1914 priemerne
!platilo sa 40 halierov ma hodinu
" 1922 je priemerna plaza X All
" pivovari ma Spisi platili +. 19l:
20 halierov, dneska tam plata
Z r
Is korlll na hodinu. vo mlyne J
Bratislaye platili 81 halierov, te
raz tam plata 4.4o Hcs. v toyar
mach ma celul6zu platili 1B halle
Irov, dneska tam plata 5.28+ Kcs
na hodinu. v papiernach v Lipto
I've vystupila plaza 39 haliero'
Ina AL Kcsl.
T'ento yzrast place je vsak mi
limalny pomere ku vzrastu ciel
vsetkycll zyotnycl potrieb 70
botnika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19
6. 81 q. Il.

. Roku 1919, tcda hned' po pre-.
vrate, zaloziio sassna Slovcnsku s.
sokolskych spolkoy. v roku 1919
pribudlo 50. sborov. V roku 1920,
ciastoene utichnuf zakladatefsky
ruch, preto zalozili iba 2e noyych.
sborov. Behom roku 1921 zaloSe-
ne bolo Ease 24 novych sborov.
Dnesks je ma Slovensku 1873 So
kolskych sborov, 2 toho 100 sba-
rov a q pobociek. Doteraz iba
Sokol Trnave ma svoju telo-
cvicnu (Sokoloynu). Y ned0stat-
ku miestnosti, cvicia Sokoli v ho-
stincoch, v pivniciach, na chod-
bach, niekde v skolskej miestno-
sti-y lete ma patti. vsetkeho
clensfva je 1901, toho. 11,l7i
muzov a 1890 zien. V roku 1921
usporiadali 9O3 prednasiek a 1866
proslovov. v mladych sokolsky ych
knihovnach majl 23,817 svazkoy
a predplacaja 5g22' casopisov.
Rozdelenf st ma sest' zup nie-
ktore zahajily pokus vydavanim
lokalneho casopisu. Organ aSlo-
vcnsky Sokol' vydavany je v
Novom Meste mad Vahom. Ma Pc
raac (dna %. aprila) ma Vrtt-
kach konstatovane bolo, re "a tri
roxy prace ma Slovensku vycho-
vane boly znamenite slovenske si-
ly mladez .Podkarpatskej Rusi
'prejavuje potesitel'nI zaujem 0
jSokolstvo. Zainysl 'ajd vydavat
odborny casopis pre- sokolskl mia
dez.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19
kohl utratili Nemci muxov Va
sKetaYej vojne.

General Won Altrock 2 1radnyeh
vSpostov vykazuje, ze Nemecko '
svetovej vojne kazdl hodinu u
traffic. 46 muzoy ma zabitych a Jos
ma ranenych. Nemecko malo y
zbroji II milionov vojska, toAo
zabitych bolo 1,808,548 rane-
nych 4;246,779. z dostojnikov pad
10 $4,000 a 96,0OO bolo ranenych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19

HtVyfdOdme. luo tcu6 y XAuJcm
firmy ale i o zatjem mas.
co sa tyka nasich farmarskyth
produktov, tieto musia byt' clDm
jako len MONO najviacej chraile-1
ne, lebo my dorabame farmar-
|skych plodin tol'ko, re prfvozom
by sa nase ceny snizily ma lkor'
farlnarov. Mnsf fst' teda vyboru
9 to, ably nase zalljmy boly chra-
meme v prvom rade.
Nasa krajina je nielen priemy-
selma, ale al hospodarska, sami
ME SINE stave spotrebovat'' far,
marsku iirodu a privoz zkazil by
nase ceny. Toto ysetko musf W.,
bor uvazit' a d6kladne prestudo-
vat, lebo mace nemohol by dobre
posldzit' nasmu obchodu a toho
nasledujdeemu blahobytu.
Nezadlho pride k rozhodnut:u
! v zakonodarhach o tarife. Dom
zastupcov tarifu ciastoche vypra-
coval a postal senatu, ale senat
}prv nemoze pojednayat' o poplat-
koch, pokym dokonale neprestu-
dnje navrhnntd tarifu domu "a
stupcoy. Tymta. sa tiez cas- pre-
lt'ahuje.
Nladu obvinovat' pre- toto pre-
| dlzopa,iie je nemozne, leboo jako
uz boyedant, keby boly pomery
ustalene, vec by bola davno. Wy
bayena. Musl sa brat OIL 'ad ma
vseobecne, pomery tych krajin $
1ktorymi chceme obchodoyat'. Ia
West pohybliv1 tarifu podmien
kami lie je. NONE, ackol 'vek v
najhorSsIieha .pripadoch sa stava al
taktto W 'vyiios6ch poplatkov.
Lenze to nie ie staloat.;a $ tyani
by boly ustayicne zmeny,, co vie
ldio by len ku zmatkom d nepo-
riadkom. Ably nasa vlada pozna-
fla dokonale ltomery europske, Wy
Islala tam svojicht.l'udf a IA "a.
lslale zprav, ktore' tito podaj1
budu sa vo WHORE tarifovom ur.
|covat'. colne poplatky.
[ Je Utmost, ze kratkom case
|aj senat prikroci ku konecnemu
|rieseniu colnej tarify.
/ Rozumie sd, re TAXI vyslanci I
Enropy, jakeho posielajn 20 Shef
Ifieldu na, mas nebudn mat ziad
neho vlivu, lebo my -sami vieme
co nam osozf a 60 skodi. Do ma
sich obchodnych tarifovych We
lei sd nesmie nikto starat'. Ked
prijdu sem ME jedon, ale kaz
del krajiny viacej, ably dcinkova
Ii na mas vybor v prospech ich
, my i'm povieme, ably sat len sta
4 rail- sami seha. Amerika nepo
| trebuje pdradcov. Amerika nikd,
neposielafa svojich zastupcov d.
cudzich krajin, ably tam nastojil
ia urceni ella TAX, ably to nam o
s;ozilo. My sme samostatni, m.
vieme co name robit a budem
salriadit sami di'a svojho dobro
zdania bez rady cudzich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19
MA PREDAJs DOM

Predam 5-izbovy dom celym "a
riadenim q. naradim, tiez vel'kn
mastal q dive kravy. v dome je
khpelna, voda, gaz, elektrika, ci-
mentoYana pivnica. Cena "a vset-
10 spolu len $4,000. Dom je len q
rolSov stary. Predava sa tax lac,
no preto, ze muslin iat' do lraju
Haste sa v &. 1870 Powersdale
Ave, ma Lansingville. (2G
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19

MUZOVIA-Naucte So barbirske.
mu remeslu, dnom alebo vecera-
mi. Ucte So remeslo, ktpr6 a. w.
placa vsade M'adajd, zemestna-
ME dame, vyietzujte. Modern
BARBER College, 2216 \. 9th ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 20 21)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-19
nR. BEnEt q JANovsxEI
KoNFERENCIL

lFal& dohoda pl<6sala v4dtornd
pevnost' Dr. Benes leonfero-
val dt6sEinom, ktory ocsnuje
poaitiku cesicoslovenskej vl&dy.
Kdbelova zprava Gsl. Mae. Kaneelarie.
. Praha,, 10. maja. Benes pre-
hlasil zenevsk6mu zprasodajo jovi
Rrava. lidu. ze Cd, zaGiatku
konfereneie nebol optimistom,
ze priebeh udalosti no neprekva-
pil. Janoy sotva zmeni europskI
tpolitickd hospodarsku situaciu.
Mavnou vadou lspesnej konfe-
rencie bolo, ze ruska otazka, kto-
Fra. dnes este je ME dost zrala, u
robena bola prvym bodom jedna-
MIA. Hiavny europsky hospodar-
sky problem je nateraz Nemecko,
ale lepsie posedano sp6sob, akym
|uviest' dc. >slladu hospodarsky
Istay Nemecka s. jeho poyinnostia-
mi, nutnost renaracie potreba-
mi hospodarskej rekonstrukcic.
Konfereneia dokazala, re Europa
la Rusko sa dOsial' este dobre nee
poznajn. Iba d d'asi vyvoj ukaze,
\ jake ustupky m0ze Europa povo-
1 lit Ruskn a Rusko Europe. kon-
ferencia nebola dostatocne pri-
pravena MET sa co cudovat', &c
]. sa este nedosiahlo podstatneho
J ciel'a konferencie umensenie
ned6very medzi roznymi statmi a
usporiadanie ma tomto podklads,
iZanjmy vnltornej politiky urco-
,lvaly casto al stanovisko. Parizsla
mierova konferencia bola 8 mno,
ho neodvislejsia. Bcnes vidi IL
lspech Janova v osobnfeh stykoch
y statmkov odbornikov, takto
m6zu zmizn1t' mnohe nedorozu-
menia mozu byt' nadviazane
styky, ktore budu pevnJm pod
kladom pre- europsky mier. Do
: Ihodnutia dopravnictve finan.
/. cnych otazkach bely uskutocne.
ne. Mala dohoda dokonale uka.
zala v Janove svoju vnutornl
E silu. Ceskoslovenske styky SO spo.
!, jencami su Janove upevnene.
Mala dohoda dDkazala, ze spo
2 civa na solidarite zaujmov vset
! kych sneastnenych statov, a pre-
i ukazala tiez al uzitocnost v eu
J, fr0pskej politickej konsolidacii
! lebo WAC krat hrala rolu pro
! strednika. Mala dohoda. ma Il
Z primny zaujem, ably Janov;
+ mala Europa co najvicsi lspech
J. Dobra VOLTA je ocenovana vaze
/. ma inymi statmi. .
J. Ccskoslovensko neslo do Jano
}, va s premrstenymi nadejami, al,
Y S t1zbou pomahat' pri spolocnc
0 praci. >Benes je ME sklamany vn1
Ii tornym vyvojom konferencie, lie
y bo vie, ze zazraky ocakavat' ne
v bolo mono. Benes NAL prilezi
G tost' rozpravat' sa so vsetkym
) povolanymi europskymi osobnS
kych stykoy $ cudzinou. (,esko d