Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-06
With the Volume, Which is Valued at
$4,000, Came Map Made of Inlaid
Woods, Representing the Govern
ments of Hungary Before and After
the War.

the war.
garian nation crushed under the peace Of
Trianon.
That genuine and lasting sense of gratitude
felt by all classes of Hungarian society towards
your person, Mr. Senator, for what you have
done for this downtrodden nation, buffeted by
fate, has found a hearty response in the bosoms
of the Municipal Council of the Royal Free Bor-
ough of Gyor. That Council, as one representa-
tive of Hungarian public opinion, holds your i'm
portant attitude towards the unjust and inten-
able peace treaty of Trianon in high esteem;
for in it we see the beginnings of justice for
Hungary and the dawn of brighter future for
the country.
We believe, Mr.. Senator that your sagacious
attitude-an attitude based upon wide knowl-
edge of international politics - in proclaiming
the need for revision of the peace treaties in
the interests of European consolidation will
help to bring public opinion to see that the Hun
garian nation living it does in the heart of
Europe is an important factor in international
economics and in civilization, and that it would
be to the interests of the whole world to pre-
serve that race.
While expressing deep gratitude for the
words of wisdom born of a courageous heart
and clear judgment and spoken in the inter-
ests of peace and harmony in Europe, we pray
you to continue to be the just and powerful
protector of nation fighting for its very exist
ence and hampered on all hands by the unjust
treaties.
On behalf of the general meeting of the Mu-
nicipal Council of the Royal Free Borough of
Gyor held on this the Both of December 1881
League.
4 Ar. SENATOR: The Hungarian Frontier
NJ Readjustment League to which belong
counties, towns, villages, social leagues cham
bers of agriculture and farmers associations
industrial corporations, commercial organiza-
tons, factory hands, miners, manufacturers and
bankers landowners and agricultural laborers
craftsmen, tradesmen and merchants public
and private employees, railway and shipping en-
ployees and workmen, postal employees, jurists
physicians professors chemists teachers and
students. Catholic priests, Protestant clergymen
Jewish rabbis, churchmen, scientists artists
poets, journalists, soldiers officers the whole
Hungarian nation whether in dismembered Hun
gary or beyond her present boundaries men and
women without respect of class or social posi-
tion declares the Peace of Trianon to be:
cruel senseless and intolerable dictate un-
worthy of the civilization of the century and
out of keeping with the democratic progress of
the nations and which, besides bringing eco
nomic ruin upon Hungary and upon the whole
Danube Basin, has made international recon-
Citation impossible by dividing the nations into
two classes, victors and vanquished.
Furthermore. the League declares that VOL
Mr Senator. have earned the gratitude and re-
spect OF the whole Hungarian nation when
true to the noble traditions of the United States
OF America with manly candour you took sides
against the unjust treaties and for the rights of
humanity and justice
From Victor Drosdy, late member Hunonr,nn
Parliament. and editor of "As Iras" Chicaoo:
HEAR SENATOR BORAH: Having been on a
- visit TO Budapest, l have been requested
and privileged by the League for Revision of
the Trianon Peace Treaty to bring to the United
States the album 1 herewith deliver 1t has been
grateful and loving gesture on the part of the
Hungarian people to of Hungary's great
friends as token of her everlasting thanks and
gratitude to you, Senator.
The album have the honor to deliver to YOU
is one of the most beautiful illuminated works
of its kind. Experts say that none of the classics
of its kind can be compared to it in artistic
merit and beauty Of workmanship.
The Hungarian people hope that you will en-
Joy its artistic features as much as thew have