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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
HOARDED GOLD PITTED
AGAINST WORLD TRADE

Congress has learned through Secre-
tary of the Treasury Morgenthau some
thing of the administrations part in the
proposed worldwide money program,
proposed worldwide money program,
rency. And again the figures run into
billions For the United States probably
almost $4,000. 100000 will be subscribed
as against 81 ,250000, 900 for Britain, ST.
600 900 900 for Russia and 100000 for
China. France is considered major
nation in the Forthcoming set-up, but her
Investment" will depend upon political
conditions there after the war.
Already thirty nations are expecting
to be in the compact. But the heft of the
capital will be furnished by the United
States, under present plans. So Morgen-
thau advised Congress recently when he
invited" congress to help formulate the
program In the end congress will have
the say.
The original capital is to be 25 per cent
in gold and the remainder in trade pow
ers. Morgenthau stated that a compro-
mise from the original plan was reach
ed when Britain held the upper hand and
forced the scaling down of the percent
age of gold. 1t was Gold VS.. Trade. The
United States holds most of the gold
supply in the world. And from that ad-
vantage undertook to make gold the basis
for investment. But Britain scotched
that plan because, as generally known.
Britain holds the worlds trade intact.
And so each nation is to contribute IN
proportion to its own trade to world
trade. Britain would have been MI
nority" stockholder with gold as the
basis Now she is, perhaps, the major
stockholder.
r-nrfi1
set-up must be ready to stabilize the
world money after the war. There is
much to know and understand yet before
the program can be launched and the
United States must pit her very best
brains against the worlds best trader
Britain-if we are to be assured of prop
er protection of our own interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
TWO DIE IN CAR CRASH

SALEM, Ore, April 26. UP)-
Mrs. Juanita Stratman and Bob
bic Edith Wood, formerly of Long
Beach, Calf, were killed when their
llgfr convertible coupe left the
Pacific highway and turned over
about IL miles south of here Tuesday
night. Mrs. Stratman was killed
outright and Miss Wood died soon
after rescuers found her lying near
the car. Corporal William M. STRAIT
man OF the Salem Army air base,
husband OF one of the dead women
suffered minor head cuts.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
Wood Pulp Rule
To Be Probed

WASHINGTON, April 26. CUP)--
The procedure by which the war
production board allocates paper
pulp and newsprint will be investi-
gated in hearings by two senate
committees in the next month, it
was announced.
The complaints subcommittee of
the senate small business commit
tee will hold hearings May Is on
a neWsprint allocations complaint
submitted by Ziff-Davis Publishing
company.
A week later, on May 90, the sen
ate Truman committee will con-
duct a hearing on what Chairman
Harry S. Truman, CD, Missouri,
called "a lack of adequate standards
to govern the ALLEGATION of paper
pulp"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
WE
the Women
By RUTH MILLETT

Since there is so much concern
over Juvenile delinquency, and
cider people are having so many
meetings and conferences trying
to decide how to handle it, it's a
wonder that the Juveniles have not
gotten together to do something
about adult delinquency"
1t must be fully as shocking to
them as juvenile delinquency is tc
grown-ups.
It's a wonder the kids haven't
called some meetings of their own
TO decide how to keep the grown
ups from going completely to the
dogs.
Is there really an adult delin-
quency' problem? Well, the kids
might we'll think these folks neeo
some moral guidance:
The grGwn-ups who patronize
black markets-and see no harm
in it.
Tie men, suddenly with a lot oi
money to spend, who are leaving
their wives sitting home at night
while they crowd the night spots
Morals Are Lax
Those among service men and
service wives who, just because
they are separated think it is al
right to have affairs.
The married couples, both
working, Wko are shamefully neg
lecting their small children.
OF course there is an adult de-
linquency problem And it might
be well for the groWn-upS to memo
their own ways before they dc
too much talking about the young
For it is more than likely thai
the country's juveniles are follow
ing the patterns set them by the
older folks.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
Staying Charge
Faces Mother

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26. CUP)
"A coroner's jury found that
8-year-old Dolores Flack came to
her death from starvation, through
the Wilful neglect" of her mother
Louise, who was to appear later
today at a preliminary hearing on
the charge of murder. 1t was in
dicated, however, that the charge
may be reduced to manslaughter
the degree of crime set forth in
the coroner's jury'S verdict.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
Retail Dry Goods
Counsel Raps
0PA as Supreme q

WASHINGTON, April 26. (UP)-
Irving Fox, general counsel of the
National Retail Drygoods associa-
ton, asSailed the present price con-
troll act as a "diabolically' Worded
document ito set up the most COM
plete bureaucracy this country has
ever known
Testifying before the house bank
ing committee, Fox said that the
office of price administration is 4
Law unto itself. The courts have
been completely bypassed."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26

Silas Clay is complaining that
his wife's new hat cost more
than a bull calf. "And l wouldn't
mind it, if it aOaS a hat" he says,
''but all it is, is a small bow and
q piece OF feather"
at isn't the size of the hat
that counts" says BivOn carp,
reprOachfully.
"Well, what is it that counts?"
asks 81, eXasperated.
"I'll tell you what it is that
counts" says Doc. "It's the lift
that new hat gives to any
woman. 1t sort of picks up their
spirits boosts morale. Little
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
Salvation Army
Serves Men
On All Fronts

The Salvation Army has a lend
lease policy all its own in giving
troops whatever we can" in all
parts of the world where fighting
IS under way, Salvation Army Off
cials in Ell Centro point out.
This organization has been serv-
ing troops on every front where
Yanks fight but it took their first
casualty from Italy to persuade
Commissioner Donald Mcmillan, ma
tional secretary, to reveal the global
scope and methods of the organiza-
tion's work in World war No. 2.
WORK IN ITALY
In Italy, 80 Salvation Army Off
GERS and 1913 men established large
recreation centerS, and many small
canteenS, Commissioner Mcmillan
announced from National eadquar-
tiers, 120 West 14th street. New
York, following a report in person
by Major Bramwell Welbourn, Cam
adian auxiliary officer, who direct
ed the work there until invalided
by malaria.
One of the centers occupies the
entire town of Compobasso Where
black shirts staggered in the Of
ficial fascist headquarters, there
now stands Red Shield service
center with 24-hour movies, and a
restaurant serving between 1000 to
10000 men with hot meals daily;
showers, recreation facilities, writ
ing, and rest rooms are included, as
well as overnight accommoc ations
on Spring-mattreSSe beds for 500
men. Also in the town, an officers
club and an officers hotel and four
recreational theaterS are operated
| by The Salvation Army
SERVE ALL ALIKE
Yanks and Canadians are served
alike.
In North Africa the Salvation
Army has six main centers supple
mented by mobile canteens and
| ether smaller units. One of these
in Algiers, has recreational room
many yards long and a canteen with
| so tables. Ten Salvation Army Of
ficers and $50 native workers, serve
YankS, British, French and Can
adian troops alike.
In Britain, the Salvation Army
operates 401 clubs and canteens
American troops using these out
number other allies in certain un-
named areas, Commissioner McMil-
Ian stated.
In the Australian theater, more
| than 500 Salvation Army centerS
supplemented by ITO mobile units
| provide spiritual and material COM
| forts to troops. Since the start OF
| the New Guinea campaign, twenty
three huts have been established II
the front lines, the Salvationists
moving through the jungles with
troops under bombings and gun
fire.
In Hawaii, Salvation Army can
teens were in action before the
bombs stopped falling on Pear
Harbor; and in Iceland, u. S
troops found five Salvation Army
centers established for service men
when they arrived.
III llluld dIlu lUllc MIuuiC Ep''C oii'
number of Salvation Army centerS
serving all troops exceed one thous-
and.
METHODS CHANGE
1.-The vastness of global warfare
called for a vastly different method
in World War H., Commissioner
| Mcmillan stated. whatever Saliva
tionists are nearest the need, an
sWer it.
THE International resources OF
our Army in SO countries and ter
ritories were pooled in a quiet
"lend-lease" way to meet the ter
rible needs of global war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
From where | sit .. BY Joe Marsh }
SiIos Clay Gets Mad
at Women's Hats

things can do that. Like the
flower in your buttonhole," he
says to Silas, cor that glass of
beer that you're enjoying"
From where 1 sit, Doc has
given us a mighty good defini-
ton of morale. Important little
things. A flower in your button
hole q kind word from q
stranger "a mellow glass OF
beer with friends. Little things
especially important in these
days of strain.
&e M~4e
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foilolcing edit.
oridis are presented os interesting 0Din-
ions Uoiced by editors eiseirhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
State Requests
Mere Dam Cash

SACRAMENTO, April 26. CUP)-
The state water project authority
urged congress to appropriate an
additional S25,O0O,000 for the Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26
Cards Of Thanks

WE WISH TO EXPRESS our ap-
probation to our many friends for
the many kind acts and loving
thoughts shown during our be-
reaVement.
c. A. Sperry,
Pauline Shindler,
Anna Tucker,
Ruth Kepley,
Robert and Bya Spery.
APT
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-26

No. 81 cfa Series
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
BenesGGv projev k csl. armada

Londyn (CTK) = President
Benes jake vrchnl velitel ces-
koslovensk6 armady vydal ar
madnf rozkaz {. II, spolu po-
depsany Janem Masarykem,
1raduj1c1m ministrem narodn1
obrany, v n6mz upozornuje vo
jaky ma to, re tem6r v predve-
Ger narodnfho svatku vstoupil
prvni odd1l ceskoslovenske ar
mady ma pGdu vychodn1 cast
Ceskoslovenske republiky. Pre-
sident podal pfehled uplynu-
lych peti let boj1 ceskosloven-
sk6 armady We Francii, Syrii, u
Tobruku, Charkova, Kijeva,
Bile Cerekve a v Karpatskych
horach, jakoz i ma zapadn1
fronte, kde nasi vojaci bojuj1 S
britskymi a americkymi arma-
damn, a vyslovil presvedcenf, re
den osvobozen1 je bl1zky. Mic
meme Dude treba bojovat tvrde
a ne1stupne az do posledniho
okamziku, ponevadz neprftel,
zaslepeny fanatismem, Dude
krute zapasit az do konce. Pre-
sident pripomnel vojakdm, re
az vkroci ma domac1 pGdu, bu-
dou je ocekavat i jine 1koly
krone skutecneho boje. Must
byt organisovana nova armada
a technick6 polite budou veil
Ike. President pevne vefi, re
podd1stojnfci a vojaci vsech
|jednotek splni sve budoucf u
koly stejne jake dosud. Presi-
dentGv rozkaz koncf temito
slovy:
"Vzh1ru do poslednf bitvy! !
Den osvobozenf sc blizi. Mno-
no Stestf ceskoslovenske arma-
der"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Podkarpatska Rus pod csl.

Sovetska vlada pTedala 20.
fijna ceskoslovenske vladnf de
legaci, vedene ministrem Fran
tiskem Nemcem sprawl osvobo
zene Podkarpatske Rust, nej-
vychodnejsf casti Ceskosloven-
ske republiky.
Sovetsky vyslanec u spoje-
neckych vlad v exilu V Londy-
ne M. Lebedev ohlasil, re celia
Podkarpatska Rus byla pfeda-
ma do ceskoslovenske spravy.
VGdce ceskoslovenske vlad-
nj delegace, ktera pred dvema
meslci Sc vydala z Londyna do
Moskvy, ably nasledovala So
|vetskou armada a prvnf csl.
brigadu ma osvobozene 1zemi
Republiky, ministr Nemec pri-
byl do Uzhorodu, hlavniho me-
sta Podk. Rust, ably Sc ujal We
|Tejne spravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Redaktor a Administrator
ANTHONY CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Ruska matka dostaIa zasilku
z Bileho domu.

Zasilka Satstva, potravin a
domacich potTeb z Bileho do
mu We Washingtone, prvnf z
5000, 600 valecnych pomoc-
nych zasilek, poslanych rus
kym rodinam, dosla do Mos
kvy. Prijemcem byla PAM Eli
zabeth Lushkinova, 36leta man
zelka muze z Rude armady,
ktery jedi S americkym true
KEN ma fronte, a matka peti
d1tek. Sc zasilkou pTisel lis
tex tohOtO znen1:
"Rusk6mu spojenci: Tato
zasilka pro ruskou rodinu pTi-
chazf z Washingtonu, D. c., cd
presidenta Spojenych StatG a
jeho rodiny. Zas1latelka jest
pf. Franklin D. Rooseveltova."
"Nev1m, co mann rfci'', pra-
villa ruska zena. "Prozili jsme
toho tolik. Bylo to krusne. Je
to tax hezk6, v1me-li O vasi a.
merick6 dobrot6, re je mi do
place" Valya, ~nejstarsf dee
ra PAM Lushkinov6, nynf v ses-
te skoln1 tTfde, napsala tyto
Tadky:
"Draha PAM Rooseveltova
Dekujeme Yam "a zasilku. Je
to krasn6, kdyz dostaneme "a
silku cd lidf z pTatelske zeme,
ktera bojuje prot spolecnemu
nepf1teli, fasismu. Pros1m, pTij-
mete mas nejlepsf pozdrav a
dix" Potion Sc matka pode-
psala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Prohlasen1 k volicim!

V 1tery, z. listopadu volici
2 3. Kongresnfho Distriktu bu-
dou povolani ku hlasovani v
.jedne z nejd1lezitejsfch voleb
v dejinach nasi zeme.
Nenf nam zapotrebf pripo-.
minati volic1m tohoto distriktu
skutecnost, re nynf jsme z1-
c~astneni v jedne z nejvetsfch
valek v dejinach sveta.
Behem techto krisf jest ddle-
Tito, abychom ponechali v IRA
dech ony zastupce, kterf mali
pine porozumeni k problem1m
linz hledf vstrfc mas narod.
Takovym muzem je Kongres-
mix Thomas D'Alesandro, KITE
ry zastupoval svdj distrikt pc
6 uplynulych let a to zpGso-
benz, ktery pTinesl dobro nejen
jemu ale i lidu, ktery zastupu-
je.
Kongresn1k D'Alesandro .je
cinny, schopny a svedomity
zastupce, ktery pc celou dobu
dlouhych rok1 We vefejne sluz-
be manifestoval northwest, YER
most a oddanost, ktera jest ne
obycejna.
Avsak k zajisteni znovu-zvo-
lenf kongresnfka D'Alesandro
jest nutno, abyste sli hlasovati
v 1tery, Z. listopadu a volili
pro neho a soucasne pozadejte
pfatele a sousedy ably vas ma
sledovali.
Nasledkem dlouholete zku-
senosti kongresnika D'Alesan-
dro a jeho znalosti valecneho
zakonodarstvi name d1veru,
re vynalozf veskere 1s1lf ukon-
citi tuto waikiki rychle, tax, ably
nasi synove a nase dcery mohli
byti nam navraceni co MONA
nejblizsf NONE dobe, a mohli
p~racovati pro slavny a trvaly
mir.
Tato dnlezita doba vyzadu-
je, byste navratili kongresn1ka
D'Alesandro do Washingtonu
jake vaseho zastupce tax, ably
mohl pokracovati We sluzb6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
CHICAGO UVfTALO
ROOSEVELT


President1v zajezd do Chi
caga a jeho rec v Soldier Field
V sobotu, 20. Tfjna byly neza-
pomenutelnou udalosti pro ty,
kterf vzdorovali vecernfmu
chladu a v poctu nejakych 100
900 zaplnili ohromny stadion a
" poctu nejakych dalsich 120,-
600 z%aplnovali jeho okolf, ably
aspon zahledli hlavu vrchnfho
velitele.
Uvftanf, jehoz Sc presidento-
vi "a vjezdu v automobile do
|stadionu dostalo, bylo ohromne
a neslo Sc tichem noel jake bou
re do celeho okoli. Bylo to u
v1tan1 zaslouzene, nebot pfesi-
dent je skutecne pritelem a mi
lackem americkeho lidu.
Lid zdravil presidenta, nej-
vysslho velitele, spolu-autora
Atlanticke carly, p1vodce hes
la o ctyrech svobodach a spolu-
budovatele povalecneho mfru a
mezinarodn1 kolaborace. Sta
tislce lid1 zdravilo velikeho
muze, jenz dvanact let sveho
zivota zasvecoval dsilf o lepsi
z1tTek maleho cloveka a chce
dals1 ctyfi leta slouzit velikym
idealGm humanity a prosperity
V reel, ma pocatku pine sar-
kasmu v1ci republikanskym O.
ponentGm, pozdeji vsak IVA
dej1cf konkretnf c~islice, presi
dent mluvil O nutnosti sedesat-
milionG pracovnfch mist pc
valce, o pine zamestnanosti 6
plnem chodu vyroby, o pomoc.
vlady soukrom6mu podnikanf
10 pfipravach povalecnych pc
merd, jez zajist1 prosperitu
vsem.
Chicago je Rooseveltovo me.
sto = to sc v sobotu ukazalC
mad jakohkoli pochybnost. A
IChicago take must u voleb 7
listopadu zajistit % electoral.
mich HAST statu Illinois.
Ovace, jichz Sc presidentov
dostalo "a odjezdu re stadio
nu, byly snad jeste vetsf, ne5
byly ony "a jeho prfjezdu. Ia
Ike venku ohromne zastupy, &c
kajfcf ma konec sch1ze, ably "a
!. chytily pohled ma presidenta
pfipravily mu velike ovace.
Presidentove reel pTedchaze
dive hodiny trvaj1cf program
behem n6hoz vynikajfcf uncle
prispeli kratkymi c1sly, hral.
+. kapely a zp1valy pevecke sbo
Try. Cesky pevecky sbor LYRk
pod f1zenfm p. Kubiny cape
l p1sen "Slava Tobe."
Ami Chicago, AMI presiden
sam nezapomene ma sobotn1 "
Icer, jenz byl holden velikem1
muzi, velikemu presidentovi
velikemu vrchn1mu veliteli a
: mericke branne moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03

POSELSTVf K %. RfJNU.
Telegram dru. Benesovi. Hold
ceskoslovenskemu osvobozen-
skemu boil. - Prohlasen1 IRA
dujiciho statniho sekretare.

President Roosevelt zasfal
|28. Tjna tento telegram dc
|Londyna:
Jeho excellence, dru. Edvardu
|Benesovi, presidentovi republi-
ky Ceskoslovenske:
Dnesni vyrocf ceskoslovenske
nezavislosti ma zvlastn1 W.
znam. Lid a branne silly uvnitf
Ceskoslovenska Sc aktivne a
slavne spojily Sc svymi krajany
v cizine v radach narodG spo-
jenych proti tyranii a mohou
ted s dGverou hledet vstf1c O.
slavam pTfstich vyrocf v plnem
pouz1vanf nepotlacene svobo-
dy.
My, Americana, zdravfme
sve ceskoslovenske kamarady
We zbranfch, kteTf dnes tax sta
tecne prispfvajf k osvobozeni
sve vlasti a zbytku Evropy.
Tesna pouta a hluboka SYM
pate mezi demokratickymi ma
rody Ceskoslovenska a Spoje-
nych StatG nikdy cd dnG presi-
denta Masaryka a presidenta
Wilsona neprestaly byt kon-
kretne vyjadrovany.
Hledim vstric Ike dni, kdy pc
vftezstvi v druhe velke osvobo-
zenske valce, budou moci V sou
ladu pOkracovat v praci pro
v%zajemnOu bezpecnost a bla-
hobyt v pokojnem svete.
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Soups csl. vojakI We Francii.

New York (CTK) = Cesko-
slovensky rozhlas z Londyna
vysilal 8. Tfjna vsem ceskoslo-
venskym pTfslusnikGm v JIM
Francii vyzvu tohoto zneni:
"DGlezite poselstvf vsem &C.
skoslovenskym prfslusnfk1m v
jihozapadnf Rrancii: Ceskoslo-
vensti obcane, ktefi jsou cleny
jakehokoli druhu formace
francouzske armady nebo ne
zavisle skupiny, necht nynf ne
opoustejf sva mfsta. Necht
vsak ucinf pisemny report O
mfst6, O poctu pTfslusnfk1, jed
notky a O druhu jednotky, je-
jfmiz jsou cleny. Tento report
necht je adresovan ceskoslo-
venskemu spojovac1mu d6stoj-
n1kovi v lyonske oblasti, sc KITE
rym francouzske vojenske au-
tority mohou navazati styk."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Postovni poukazky ma peniz<
levneisf.

Poplatek "a penfznf postov-
nj poukazky, Postal Money Or
ders, ktery byl 25. brezna t. r.
zvysen cd sc do 15c, Dude cd
1. listopadu 1914 snizen ma dfi
v6jsf 1roven, jak generalni
pOstmistr Oznamil vsem poStov-
MIN 1fadGm v celych Spoj.
Statech.
K tomuto kroku postovnf de-
partment byl donucen poke
sem Obchodu v tonic oboru,
jeztO pc zvyseni poplatk1 Tide
~pouz1vali vice bankovnich po-
ukazek, protoze byly lacinejSf.
0 tonic zdrazenf bylo ostatne
hned ma pocatku predpovfda-
no, re misto ably prospect poste,
re prospeje vice bankam.
Cd 1. liStopadu Dude Sc tedy
"a peneznf postovnf poukazku
cd l centu do $3.50 mfsto 1Oc
platit jenom &c; cd $2.51 do
SIS mfsto lac jen &c; cd S5.O1
do $40 misto 19c jen lie; cd
$1,000 do $50 misto 22c jen
13c; cd $20.01 do $40 misto
25c jen 15c; cd $4,000 do $50
misto 3Oc, jen 18c; cd $6O.O1
do $50 misto 34c jen zoe a cd
$80.01 do 500 mfsto 37c jen
22c. Ma vice nez ma 500 Sc
postovnf poukazky nevysta-
vujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Konec kariery faSistickeho
prHmYslnika Renaulta.

Louis Renault, byvaly auto
mobilovy kral Francie a faSis-
ia, zemrel v paTfzske nemocni-
CT, kan byl prevezen z vezeni
"Fresnes" nekolik dnf pc pre-
vzetf jeho tovaren vladou,
ZTjeme mu puklo srdce re "a
lu mad ztratou zavodG a vyhna
MIN jeho nacistickych pfatel z
francouZskeho uZem1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
Zasilky vojinGGm do zamori
nepotrebuii povoleni.

Washington (OWD = Ba-
l1ckov6 zastilky pf1slusn1kdm
americke branne moci do "a
mort nepotfebuj1 exportnich
povolen1. Zasilky jsou adre-
sovany armadnfm a namofn1m
poStovn1m uTadGm a jsou tu-
dfz povazovany POOLE zakona
"a domovske zasilky.
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Doplnte 81 zasoby topiva.

Washington (OWD = Ralph
K. Davies, zastupce administra
tora naftoveho prdmyslu obra-
til Sc opetne ma spotrebitele O.
topene nafty, ably 81 doplnili
sve zasoby jest6 nez pride
chladne pOcasf.
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jemnik, poskytuje politickou a
moraln1 podporu csl. osvobo-
zenskemu hnutl vedenemu DR..
Edvardem Benesem. V Cesko-
slovenske Narodni Rade jsou
soustfedeni pTedstavitele vsech
politickych i jinych skupin a
organizacf Americana csl. p1-
vodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-03
z cizojazycneho oddG-
leni N. G. P. A. G..
New York, 80. rfjna 1914.
Cechoslovaci hlasuji pro Roose-
velta prohlasuje j. Martinez.

velta prohlasuje j. Martlnek.
Prevazna vetsina priblizne
jednoho milionu Cechoslovak1
We Spojenych Sttaech podporu-
je p%residenta Roosevelta, pro-
hlasil Josef Martinez, tajemn1k
Csl. Narodn1 Rady a pTedseda
Svazu Ceskych NovinarG We
|Spojenych Statech, v dopise
zaslanem cizojazycn6mu Cd
delenf NCPAC.
"Kampan republikanske stra-
ny nam1fena prot p. Sidney
Hillmanovi protoze Sc narodil
v cizine, zustane ostudnym a
neamerickym detailem letosn1
volebnf kampane, prohlasil p.
Mart1nek a dodal:
eve dvou velkych valkach,
nejvetsich valkach v americke
a svetove historic now Ameri-
cane nikdy nezklamali svou a
doptovanou novou vlast. Oni i
|jejich synove branf Ameriku sc
Istejnou horlivost1 a rozhodnos-
tt jake TAX cini synove starych
americkych rodin. Seznamy a
merickych vojfnG padlych v
boji Sc ctou jake seznamy
vsech narodG. Nikdo by ne
mel nazyvat otce a matky vo-
ilnu umlrai1clch "a Ameriku
lcizinci."
"Bolf mas re prave v okam-
ziku, kdy ma bojist1ch krev A
mericanG novych i starych ro-
din upevnuje americkou jedno-
Itu, femme domac1 silly Sc pokou
|seji vrazeti mezi mas move ma
brouseny starry kiln"
Pan Martinez poukazal ma
Ito, re Americana csl. p1vodu
budou hlasovati pro presiden-
ia Roosevelta re stejnych d.
vodn jake ostatn1 Americana.
"My vsichni potfebujeme
lmuze presidentovy moudrosti
a zkusenosti. Budeme no po-
tfebovati u mfroveho stolu stej-
ne jake k viteznemu skoncen1
Iteto hrozne valky. A mimo to
lie tn jeden d1vod proc Ameri-
cane novych skupin = a upo-
zornuje, re Sc zamerne vyhy-
BAN vyrazu "v cizine rozeny"
l. mali vetsi zajem ma znovu-
zvolenf presidenta Roosevelta
neil ostatn1 nasi obcane. Jsou-
zee rozeni v zahranicf a malice
v pameti evropske valky a spo-
Try, name vsichni vetSf zajem
ma skoncenf vsech valek a ma
hrazeni mezinarodnf anarchie
mezinarodnfm pravem a poTad
KEN zalozenym ma spravedlno-
Isti. Abychom to doc1lili potfe-
bujeme skutecneho vIdce KITE
Iry ukaze cestu, a ne cloveka
vedeneho menlivymi pTehledy
verejneho mfneni."
Pan Josef Martinez Sc naro-
dill v Ceskoslovensku a stall Sc
americkym obcanem V r. 1915.
Ceskoslovenska Narodnf Rada
iv u. S. jfz je pan Martlnek Ia