The Czechoslovak Review/Volume 3/American Czechoslovak Board
AMERICAN CZECHOSLOVAK BOARD.
The executive committee of the American Czechoslovak Board met in Chicago on January 18. Secretary Vojta Beneš announced that the Bohemian National Alliance had sent one million francs to Paris to be employed for the relief of war suffering in Bohemia. From reports of other delegates it appeared that more funds were on hand which could be used for the same purpose.
Among the actions taken at this meeting was the decision to send a delegation of six Czechs and six Slovaks to Czechoslovakia as early as possible. One of the matters to be taken up by this commission is the exchange of students between America and Bohemia. A full meeting of the Board with representatives of women’s relief organizations was called to meet at Cleveland on March 1 and 2.
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