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Montana labor news., 1939-03-16
Notice of Meeting of
the Independent Party
for the Placing in Nom
inatiOn Candidates of
the Independent Party
for Three School
Trustees

A meeting of the Independ-
ent Party will be held on the
third floor of Carpenters Union
Hall, 1856 West Granite Street,
Butte, Montana, on Tuesday,
March 21st, 1899, at the hour
of eight (S) p. M, to place in
nomination, three candidates
for School Trustees at the COM
ing School Election Of School
District No. l to be held in Sill
yer Bow County, Montana, on
the lst day of April, 1899.
Each of the candidates to be
nominated for a term of three
(3) years.
The said candidates to ap-
pear on the ballot under the
caption or name of 'Tndepend-
ent Ticket"
Also to take any further ac-
ton as is necessary; and to
provide in case vacancy should
arise ON the ticket.
PATRICK DELOUGHERY,
Chairman of the Independ-
ent Party for Nomination
of Candidates for School
Trustees of School District
No. /, Silver Bow County,
Montana.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16
MANY SCHOOL BILLS
BEFORE CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The first
weeks of the new Congress saw
many bills pertaining to education
introduced. A new measure for fed
eral aid to education, based upon
the recommendations of President
Roosevelt's Advisory Committee on
Education is being drafted, as are
bills relating to vocational education.
Among the very first bills to find
its way to the legislative hopper
was one providing for making the
WPA educational services perma-
nent. introduced by Representative
Emanuel Celler Of New York it is
duplicate of a measure which the
previous Congress had failed to pass.
The bill has the support of the
American Federation of Teachers
and is a rallying point for citizens
who had been impressed with the
tremendously valuable educational
services established by WPA teach
ers. The bill would give permanence
to nursery schools, recreation prof.
ects, and adult and workers educa-
ton now being carried on by federal
teachers. Appropriations to make
this possible would start at $70,000,-
900 in 1889 and rise by annual incre-
ments to $250,OOO,OOO in 1943.
Representative Hampton P. Fuller,
of South Carolina, and Representa-
tive Ross A. Collins, of Mississippi,
have both introduced measures pro-
viding some measure of federal aid
to schools. Both bills, however,
differ from the Harrison-Fletcher-
Thomas bill endorsed last year by
the American Federation of Teach
ers. In all probability, both will
give way to the measure shortly to
be introduced by Senators Harrison
and Thomas.
Interesting minor bills have made
their appearance. Congressman Jen-
nings Randolph, of West Virginia,
has introduced a bill by which
$2,000,OOO is appropriated for found
ing adult forum demonstration cen
ters towards which states must pro-
vide some support. Pennsylvania's
Patrick J. Boland has asked that
approximately $12,OOO,OOO be given
to the states each year for the edu-
cation of physically handicapped
children. Training for diplomatic
and administrative governmental
positions would be given at a Ma
tional Academy of Public Affairs for
which Representative Wesley Disney,
of Oklahoma, asks an initial grant
Of $2,500,OOO.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16
INTERESTING NEWS OF
CASCADE ASSEMBLY

GREAT FALLS. A number of
things of interest transpired in the
Cascade Trades and Labor Assembly
last week, among which was a letter
of thanks from the Great Falls Boys
Club for the moral and financial
assistance which had been given
them by the unions.
The Southern Tenant Farmers
Union were given a donation of $5
to help in their organization drive.
This union, it is confidently expect
ed, will be the means of at least
partially liberating the farmers of
the south from the bondage of the
plantation owners. Terrible condi-
tions exist in some of the southern
states, especially in the cotton dis
tricts among the tenant farmers.
The unions here are already
waking up to the possibilities of a
huge Labor Day celebration and
contributions of $50 each were re-
ceived from the Clerks and Laun-
dry Workers last week.
The Bakery Workers Union noti-
fled the assembly that they had en-
dorsed Keith Dolson, one of their
members, for alderman of the
Fourth Ward.
United States Department of Agri-
culture, Bureau of Public Roads of
Missoula made a request that copies
of the prevailing wage scales of Cas-
cade county be given them. A letter
also requested whether the unions
of Great Falls had jurisdiction in
Meagher county. They were notified
that Cascade would assume juris-
diction in Meagher county on over
tapping projects.
The Anaconda unions are now
Continued on Page 6)
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

NEVADA CITY, Cal. - (FP) -
What looks like a sideswipe attack
on organized labor is a system in
augurated by local school authori-
ties.
High school seniors are employed
three hours a day, five days week,
in business and industrial concerns,
gaining scholastic credits but no pay.
Nevada City is in an area known
for vigilante activities. Labor OBJ
servers see the plan as one way to
develop a reservoir of potential
strikebreakers.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16
FRANK FINNEGAN IS.
ENDORSED BY UNIONS
FOR POSTMASTER JOB.

ANACONDA.-The Central Labor
Council of Anaconda held its regu-
lar meeting March 13 in the A. o. H.
hall. A fine attendance of delegates
was noted, Pres. Doran presided, roll
call and absentees noted.
Sec. Healy read several commune
cations which were of interest to all
present.
Bros Hammill and Mogus report
ed on their trip last week to Helena
in the councils interests of our good
friend, Harry Freebourn. He has
always been 100 per cent with union
labor and the council committee did
what they could in his behalf
Bro. .Mogus reported he had been
to Galen and informed delegates
there was much work coming up in
the way of remodeling, and advised
the trades that would be involved
in the work to keep in touch with it.
A new refrigeration plant will be
installed along with other work
Pres. Doran asked delegates to take
note on this report and bring same
back to their unions.
Mr.. Frank Finnegan was unani-
mously endorsed for the position of
postmaster for Anaconda.
Bro Lyons stated at a meeting Of
the city council last week the coun-
Gil had passed a resolution creating
a Federal Housing Authority for
Anaconda and that Mayor McCarvel
was empowered to appoint housing
commission composed of five mem
bers. He also stated the Great Falls
Trades and Labor Assembly had
completed arrangements for a ban
quet at the Hotel Rainbow Tuesday
March 28, and Miss Catherine Bauer
will give an address over radio sta
ton KFBB. Miss Bauer is acting
director Of research in statistics in
United States Housing Authority.
The city officials throughout the
state will be invited to attend this
meeting. Upon motion and passed,
the council went on record of recon-
mending our vice president, Elmer
Barnett, a member Of the Carpenters
Union, to Mayor McCarvel to be
appointed a member Of this com
mission.
Bro Erickson made timely re-
marks regarding the coming pri-
mary election to be held Monday,
March 20, and asked delegates and
all unions to support candidates who
were union men seeking office.
Next meeting April 10.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

TRENTON, N. J.-(FP)-'T Am
the Law Jr." will sit on the New
Jersey court of errors and appeals,
the state senate voted by IA to 6
after a stormy executive session.
The action confirmed the appoint
ment of Frank Hague Jr, 34-year-
old son of the Jersey City mayor, to
the position of lay judge in the
states highest court.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16
STRIKE AVERTED

NEW YORK.-(FP)-A tieup of
New York's dress industry was
averted when the affiliated Apparel
Carriers Assn. signed agreements with
the teamsters' local of the Init.
Ladies Garment Workers Union and
with the contractors, making them
party to the industry-wide collec-
tive agreement.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16
TRADES COUNCIL TO
CONVENE EARLY

The Silver Bow Trades and
Labor Council will convene at
1880 p. m. on Tuesday, March 21st,
instead of 8 p. M, as customary.
1t will then adjourn at s p. IN. and
be turned into mass meeting to
nominate candidates for the school
election.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

WESTWOOD, Cal. - (FP) - Vigi-
lantism has broken out again here in
full force. Following a hearing of
two AFL and two CIO workers on
charges of disturbing the peace, 20
persons were injured in hand-to-
hand fighting. A mob of 300 attacked
the CIO hall, reducing it to kindling
wood.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

Labor's Non-Partisan League sent
in quite long communication to the
Continued on Page g.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

The American standard Of
living must be maintained
in order that American in
stitutions may not be sub
ject to perils Of discomfort.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

The Electricians ask that mem
Der Of the Silver Bow Trades and
Labor Council be sent to a meeting
of the city council Wednesday,
March is, for the purpose of re-
questing extension of the lighting
system now in vogue on Harrison
avenue up and on Utah avenue to
Park street.
Montana labor news., 1939-03-16

A special committee created to
assist Mr.. John Quinn in securing
the position as engineer for the
Works Progress Administration said
that they were still hopeful that Mr..
Quinn would get the position.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
KAN S FONDY MA OBRANU
CSR.
correspondence CNR.)

Lonskeho roku byly v mno
ha nasich osadach zahajen.
sbirky ma obhajobu nasf marc
dni neodvislosti, ma obranu &c
skoslovenske republiky. Gas
techto fondG, sbfranych jedno
tlivymi spolky a redakcemi &c
skoslovenskych listd v Ameri
ce byla odvedena svemu 1celu
cast vsak pc tragickych uda.
lostech mnichovskych odesla-
ma nebyla a naleza Sc dosud Y
Americe.
Kan S temito fondy?
Zajiste ohromna vetsina tech
kdoz ma tyto sbfrky pTispeli
Dude souhlasit S tim, ably .jich
bylo pouzito ma jedinou formu
obrany ceskoslovenske nezavi.
slosti, ktera nam zbyva a to je
BOZ "a obnoven1 narodni a stat
nj nezavislosti ceskoslovenske
ma velk ehnuti re vzkrisenf &C.
skoslovenske republiky, jehoz
hlavnim pTedstavitelem a vnd-
Gem je DIR. Eduard BeneS Sc
svymi spolupracovniky: s w.
slanci, kterf odmftli vydat csl.
vyslanectv1 nacistickemu Ne
mecku.
TAX spln1 sc nejlepe 1cel, ma
ktery ony fondy byly sbfrany.
Obrac1me sc proto ma vse-
chny redakce a spolky, jez ony
fondy drzi, ably je laskave uvol
nily k tomuto 1celu a daily .je
k disposici Ceskoslovenske ma
rodn1 rade. Name pred sebou
velky bezprostfedni 1kol udr-
zeti ceskoslovenske pavilony
ma svetovych vystavach v San
Francisco a hlavne v New Yor-
ku, jez mali pro mas odboj ne
smirne ddlezity vyznam poll
ticky propagacn1. Jsou i jine
1koly druhem odboji, jenz
nabyva prekvapive velikych
rozmerG a ma nez je treba i
hned dostatecnych prostredkd.
Ucinte proto neprodlene kro-
KY, ably k tomuto dcelu mohlo
byt zminenych fond1 lined po-
uzito. Gin drive, tim lepe pro
zdar nasi akce.
Nova adresa Csl. narodni
rady je 2608 S. Central Park
Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Ucast DR.. Edwardu Benese
ma Ceskoslovenskem Dnu
z. c%ervence 1899. zaiiStena.

Slavnostnf Vybor Csl. Dne
2. cervence 1889 ma Tribo.
rough Stadionu v New Yorku
pozadal pred casem naseho ma
rodnlho vudce DR.. Ed. Benese.
ably prijal cestne predsed.
nlctvo teto Narodni Manifesto.
&c a svoji p%f1tomnosti vyzvedl
vyznam tohoto podniku jak
pro mas samotnym tax hlavn6
pro americkou verejnost.
V techto dnech dostal W.
Dor nasledujicl odpoved z kan
celare pana Benese:
Vazenf panove:-
Jmenem DR.. Benese dekuii
YAM Ia Vas dopis re dine II.
dubna 1889 We kterem mu sde-
lujete, re pripravujete uspora-
DAM narodn1 oslavy Ceskoslo-
venskeho Dne, dine 2. cervence
1889, pf1lezitosti Svetove
Vystavy v New Yorku a pfi
tom jej zadate ably prevail
cestne pfedsednictvl slavnost-
nlho Vyboru.
Pan DR.. Benes rad toto
pfedsednictvi prime a pokud
mono Dude hledet sc z1castni-
tt teto ceskoslovenske narodni
oslavy.
S krajanskym pozdravem,
DR.. Papanek, konsul.
Tato odpoved z kancelare
DR.. Benese jiste potesi kazde-
no narodne uvedomeleho
Cecha a Slovaka a jeho roz-
hodnut1 pfijati cestne predsed-
nlctvi Slavnostnfho Vyboru
Dude nam vsem jiste povelem
k zvysen1 MAST cinnosti k zaji-
stem d1stojneho pr1behu teto
Manifestace. MAST snahou pri
tom must byt, zajistiti Csl. Dnu
takovou dcast, jaka dosud pri
zadne prilezitosti narodnich
oslav ma americkem vychode
nebyla.
Upozornujeme nasi verej-
most ma to, re nase vzdalenejsf
osady zakupuji cele sekce list
XII a proto je v zajmu kazdeho
Jednotlivce, ably 81 CO ne.jdrfve
listky do Triborough Stadionu
zaJlstll v nas1 kancelari pod
clslem 1885 First Avenue,
New York. Telefon Rhinelan-
der 1890. Piste 81 O infor-
mace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
We Francii Sc tvori Ceska
Legie.

Tislce Cechd We Francii Sc
jiz prihlasilo do ceske legie,
ktera sc tvor1, ably V pT1pad6
valky bojovala pc boku fran
couzske armady prot Nemec-
ku. We Francii nyn1 zije ma
41,O0O Cech1 a nejmene 49,
900 jiz je zapsano do Legie.
Qstatn1 Sc prihlas1, jakmlie ma
dejde rozhodny okamzik, pro-
toze kazdy z mich primo hoT1
nadsenim, ably pomohl zdepta-
ne vlasti opet Ike svobode.
"Jsme narodem, ktery pTi-
Sci o svou VAST, prohlasil je-
den z jejich predakd k dopiso-
vateli vlivneho americkeho
denn1ku "The Christian
Science Monitor. Ale z1sta-
vame narodem, ktery chce lit.
S utlacenymi krajany name
stejnou krev v zilach a stejnou
v1ru, re nadejde den sprave-
dive odplaty "a vsechna pT1-
kor1, jez jsme musili cd lonska
spolknout. Cekame ma pT1lezi-
tost a mic ma tom nesejde, IDA
Pride Ultra nebo "a 10 let.
Jsme narodem, ktery sc nikdy
a "a mic ma svete nevada svych
pray ma statn1 samostatnost a
svobodny kulturn1 vyvoj v du-
chu, jaky v mas pestoval presi-
dent Osvoboditel T. c.. Masa-
ryk."
Cesi We Francii 81 pocfnajf
vzorne, ale take opatrne. Wy
stf1hajf Sc peclive vseho, CO by
mohlo byt francouzske Wade
nepr1jemne, a jejich v1dci Cd
m1tajf dokonce pozvan1, ably
promluvili ma verejnych schG-
1ch poradanych rGznymi fran
couzskymi organisacemi. Ale
tim nenf nijak receno, re by
sve myslenky a Gle nepropa-
govali, kde to uznaj1 Ia Who'd
no, hlavne v soukrom1 a u vliv-
nych osobnosti francouZskeho
verejneho zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Observation-Disclosures obsti lou
pezneho vraha.

V malem domku, stojfcfm v
pofad1 domd v Kokorach u
Prerova pod kostelem, bydlela
73leta obchodnice drGbezi a
pozivatinami Ant. Dostalikova
ktera Sc do Kokor pfistehova-
la pc valce z Vfdne, kdez BY
vala We sluzbach u cisarskeho
dvora. Dostal1kova mela dive
velke zaliby: obchod, ktery il
velmi dobre Sci, a pax spirits
mus. Jinak Ella velmi proste
a mluvilo Sc, re ma zasetrene
pen1ze, vice nez $4,000 K. V
sobotu rano zGstal jejf obchod
uzavfen a teprve hodne pozde
napadlo lidem, re by Sc stare
zene mohlo neco stat. Prelezli
plot a nalezli il ma podlaze V
male preds1ni zavrazdenou. +
hned byl privolan cely patracf
aparat. Soudn1 komise z Pre-
rova a 1rednf l6kaf zjistili, re
Dostal1kova byla nejdrfve u
hozena do celia nejakym pred
metem zeleznym a pax uskrce-
ma. Kdyz byla nalezena, byla
uz asi IA hodin mrtva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Ostatky basnika K. III. Machv.

Z Prahy "A-Zet Pondelnik'
pise: Ostatky basnlka Karla
Hynka Machy, prevezne v Ri.
nu minuleho roku z Litomeril
do Prahy, budou ulozeny dc
slavne pGdy vysehradskeho
hfbitova Z. kvetna. Tim Sc
zajiste splnf pfanf celeho ma.
roda, ktery chce uloziti nesmr-
telneho pevce "Maje" .vedle
nasich kulturn1ch velikann.
Pdvodne Sc pomyslelo ulozi-
tt Machovy ostatky ma Vyse-
hrade sadech stranou hrbito-
va, ale posleze byl prijat ma
vrh, ably byly pohrbeny vedle
Ondf1chovu hrobu, ktery lei
ma hlavn1 ceste hTbitova.
Ma posledni sch1zi Spolec-
neho vyboru pro oslavy K. H.
Machy "a pfedsednictvf kul-
turn1ho referenta prazske oboe
DIR. O. Kadnera bylo usneseno,
ably Machova rakev byla pred
hrobem ~vystavena v Pantheo-
nu Narodnfho Musea, a ably
pax byla slavnostne uzavrena
V Anthropologickem 1stavu.
Do rakve Dude polozena
pergamenova listina, v nfz bu-
de zaznamenan pTevoz wac
nych ostatk1 v LitomeFic do
Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Proti porobs vIasti.

CeSi a Slovaci V Parlzi DO
dvoudenn1 konfeernci odhlaso-
vail resoluci, re nikdy neuzna-
j znicenl sve vlasti a zavazali
Sc slavnou pT1sahou, re budou
bojovati proti jej1mu zotroce-
nj, dokud nebude jejf samo-
statnost opet zfskana.
Tficet ceskych a slovenskych
organisac1 poslalo sve zastup-
&c ma konvenci, ma nfz byl hlav
MIN recn1kem DIR. Stefan Osus-
ky, csl. vyslanec v PaTizi.
We sve reci DIR. Osusky vylo-
I'll pravn1 dGvody, ma zaklade
nichz odm1tl vydati csl. vysla-
nectv1 zastupcGm Nemecka a
ponechal jej jake stfedisko
pro vypuzene Cechy a Slovaky.
"Odm1tnut1m Francie, Angle,
Spojenych Statd a Ruska UNA
tt aneksi Ceskoslovenska", pro
hlasil DIR. Osusky, stale Sc MOI
nym udrzovati symbolicke &C.
skoslovensko. Prohlasil:
"My, Cechoslovaci zachova-
me sve narodn1 dedictvf a pew
ne vefime, re Pride nova do
ba solidarity pro narody stred-
nj Evropy, v n1z budeme mfti
sv6 m1sto!"
Recn1k dial ma jevo, re Cesi
We Francii nezamysl1 provade-
tt zadnou politickou ,cinnost,
jez by Sc nesrovnavala s jejich
statusem jake host1 ma fran
couzske pGde.
: Hovorf Sc, re Sc jiz take
pripravuje zruseni protektora-
tn a zavedenf nemeckeho prav
nlho radu V ceskych zem1ch.
Vlada premiere Rudolfa Bera-
byla uz zmenena.
K tomu c1li, ably ceske zeme
byly vice spjaty s Reichem,
bylo uz 35 nemeckych soudcn,
kterf umejf dobfe cesky, a ra-
da nemeckych advokat1 posla-
ma do vets1ch NEST ceskych, a.
by pripravili vse pro zrusenf
dosavadn1ch ceskoslovenskych
zakonG a pro zavedenf noveho
soudnictv1 Poole Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Kde jsme stall, setrvame.
Projev Ceskoslovenskeho sva-
Zu v Jugoslavii.
correspondence CNR.)


V Jugoslavii zije ma 10000
nasich krajan1, vetsinou slo-
venskych, kteri jsou statnimi
pfislusn1ky jihoslovanskymi,
kdezto krajane cesti jsou vet
sinou obcany "Protektoratu".
Jsou organisovani v "Ceskoslo-
venskem svazu v kralovstvf il
hoslovanskem'', jenz venuje Sc
hlavne peel krajanske. V poll
tickych pomerech, jez vladnou
v posledn1ch letech v Jugosla-
vii, jina cinnost ami MONA ne
nj. Pres to nas1 krajane nene-
chavaj1 ostatn1 krajanskou We
fejnost ma pochybach jak smy-
sl1 a kde je jejich m1sto. Ne
malice otevrene moznosti hla-
sit Sc k zivym ozTejmuj1 svoje
stanovisko osvedcenfm verno-
sti zasadam nsaich velkych
mrtvych, jejichz odkaz je ne
sen nas1m novym hnutfm. Ma
posledn1m SVEN zasedanf ju-
g~oslavst1 krajan6 prijali toto.
Prehlasenie Ceskoslovenskeho
Svazu Juhoslavii.
My Slovaci a Cesi v Juhosla-
vii V duchu dvadsatrocneho
slobodneho narodneho naseho
zivota, ako verni obcania bra
trskeho slovenskeho statu Kra-
lovstva Juhoslavie, 1spesne
SINE spolupracovali ma zabez-
pecen1 a vystavbe tunajsieho
nasho narodneho zitia, while
dem ma dnesne pom6ry v CSR
vyhlasujeme: Kde jsme stall,
zotrvame!
Chceme dalej spolupraco-
vat pre- dobro tunajsej nasej
mensiny, lebo SINE presvedceni
re jedina v spolupraci a v jed
note kynie nam lepsia narodna
budoucnost. T1to nasu spolu-
pracu a jednotu chceme upev-
novat a prehlbovat, lebo je to
zivotny zaujem nasho naroda
tn v zahranic1 i tam Mes
miernou bolastou naplnuje mas
porazka a rozkol nasho naro-
da a pc starociach tazko vydo-
byteho samostatneho statu
CeskoslovenskehO.
V tychto tazkych dnoch pre-
hlasujeme, re ostavame verni
duchu a odkazu velkeho Oslo
boditela Masaryka a narodne-
no nasho bohatiera Stefanika.
TAX nam Bio pamahaj!
Ceskoslovensky svaz
V JuhOslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Tri pritelkyns zemrely v jed
nom dni.

V Holicfch n aKralovehra-
decku lilly 82leta Frantiska
Vohral1kova, 73leta Marie
Hajkova a 63leta Frantiska
Macasova. Bylo O Mich znamo,
re jsou nerozlucne pritelkyne.
zeny Sc vzajemne navstevova-
ly a take ma ulici bylo vsechny
tfi stale videt pohromade. Ny
nj je cele mestecko vzruseno:
Vsechny tTi prftelkyne zemrely
v jednom dnu. Ami v ceste ma
omen svet sc nerozloucily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

T0C ClSlc OSOD CdnlO lOnQyn'
skymi ulicemi v demonstrate.
prot branne povinnosti.
Odpoledne prohlasil premi.
er Chamberlain v parlamentu
re pfedloha o zavedeni bran.
ne povinnosti Dude zadati $780,.
600 novych vojakG pro armada
v dobe til let.
Mluve k druhemu a rozhod-
nemu cten1 pfedlohy, Cham
berlain prohlasil: "Nem1ze
byti pochybnosti O tom, re roz-
hodnut1 anglickeho lidu, jak
5e d6kazem tato predloha,
vzbudilo velky respekt v cele
Evrope."
Anglicka armada, .jak sc Cd
haduje, ma nynf 100000 muzdG
poc1taj1c V to teritorialni VOL
sko, jez Sc podoba americke
narodnf garde. DIE Chamber
lainova vyroku cftalo by do tri
let 1,25O,O0O vojak1. V tom
nenf zahrnuto teritorialnf vol
skO.
Nasledkem prudke oposice
Irska premier prohlasil, re bu-
de uvazovano o tom, ably sever
nj Irsko bylo vylouceno re "a
kona ochranne povinnosti.
Chamberlain mluvil, kdyz
clenove delnicke oposice obno-
viii svGj protest proti zavedeni
povinnych odvod1.
Anglicka vlada a diplomatic
Ike kruhy vyslovuji d1veru, re
zahranicn1 ministr Beck vyhne
Sc We sve reci vsemu, CO by pro-
vokovalo Nemecko.
Zprava, re Italie a Nemecko
utvorily formaln1 vojenskou a.
lianci, je povazovana "a ranu
do fronty Anglo-francouzske.
We vladnfch kruzich stale pa
novala nadeje, re Mussolini
NIUE byti sweden k ~opustenf
Hitlera. Tenn nadejfm je n.y.
nj konec a Anglii neznstane
mic jineho, nez take ably sauna
chtela bojovat.
Anglicka vlada poslala do
Moskvy odpoved ma ruske po-
zadavky, "a jakych toto by by
10 ochotno vstoupiti do alliance
s Anglif a Francif. Anglie sc
stale chce vyhnout vojenske a.
lianci S Ruskem. Nejradeji by
chtela Rusko vyuzitkovati a
mic mu "a to nedati.
V berlfnskych nazistickych
kruzfch Sc objevily zpravy, re
"protektor" Czech a. Moray
baron Konstantin Won Neurath
We velmi pTatelskych sty-
c1ch S generalem Janem Syro-
wynn, ktery byl jednfm z v1ddcu
ceskych legi1 "a svetove valky
prot Rakousku a Nemecku a
jenz byl premierem ceskoslo-
venske vlady v dobe mnichov-
ske dohody a soucasne minis
trem narodnf obrany. V tech
re berlinskych kruzlch sc pou-
kazuje ma to, re general Syro-
w jest osobn1m pr1telem Stall
ma a Molotova, a tax naziste 81
mysll, a myslenku tn take pro-
jevili, re "Praha by sc mohla
staff mostem mezi Berlinem a
Moskvou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Pas X ceste ma Slovensko.

Poole slovenske 1rednf zpra-
Wy potrebuj1 navstevnlci Pro
tektoratu Cechy a Morava k
ceste ma Slovensko radny ces-
town. pas, dale povolenf nej-
blizsiho velitelstvi T1sske bran
ne moci, pT1padne dTadu ffs-
ske statn1 tajne policie k pre-
stupu slovenskych hranic.
Mohou wit S sebou bez po-
VIOLENT v hotovosti deset r1s-
skych marek v kovu nebo 100
K v desetikorunovych a diva
cetikorunovcyh bankovkach.