Jozef Žák-Marušiak,
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, vol. 22…
(1949)
“ The Czech government, he revealed, has already sent “a sort of policeman named Palma” to reopen the consular offices in the Investment building. Later, he added, a regular consul will be appointed to handle the problems of the 50,000 to 75,000 Americans of Czech descent in the Pittsburgh district. “I was probably the last representative of the democratic Benes-Mazaryk governments. These men who will come after me will be Communists—not only here in Pittsburgh but all over the country. They want that. ”
