Vestnik 1957 08 28

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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, SPJST P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS

Official Organ of Slavonia Benevolent Order of the State of Texas BENEVOLENCE

ROCNiK (VOL137- 7- ) 7-10, Cislo 35

HUMANITY

28. SRPNA (AUGUST) 1957

NASLERVAN1110D1‘ .ilues je ye SpojenYch Statech vice nail 7,000 filantropickYch_ organisaci, jejichZ jedinkm neelem je rozdavani penez ye forme nadaci. Vznik a rozvol techto no.daenich jednotek praineni z podstaty americkeho hospodarskeho systemu a z tvarnosti americke socialni struktury.

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einne v tradici, ktera se datuje od nepametnYch dob, kcly elovek po prve pacitil potrebit pornahati s yYm mere gt'astnYin bliznim. Velke nadaeni fondy existovaly ye SpojenYch. Statech ji.2 na sklonku minuleho stoleti, a prvni opravdu monumentalni fond byl vytvoren kratce pied prvni svetovou vdlkou.

Rozrristajici se spletitost danovYch konti v poslednich nekolika desitile.tich ma za nasleclek ze velikY bohae nenniZe dnes zanechati s y Yrn potomkfun vSe, co za sveho Zivota nahromadil. Declicke da-•ne, na ktere si dela, vlada narok, jeho poznstalost o hezko procento.

Take federalni dad z prijmu klade nejvetSi poladavky na poplatniky s nadprinnernYm prijmem, take nekteri z .nich musi zaplatiti ve forme dane z prij mu a2 jedeadevadesat procent sveho roeniho prijmn.

Rockefelleirovy a Fordovy pomocne Tandy jsou toliko dva z tisfcu. Nektere z nich omezuji se na urdite obory, na priklad na hospodarsk.e ,prilzkumy techniky a produktivity, nebo na ptispeni nuznYrn, jine jsou venovany vYhradue jen projektinn, vedouchn ke zlep geni lekarskeho vzclelani, zdokonaleni zemedelske techniky, nebo kupovani knih pro slcpce. A je gte jine, jako na priklad Carnegie gn dowment for Intern at long Peace, jsou zasvaceny myglencc ni mezinarodnich

Sic) o "Rockefeller Foundation", ztizenou roku 1913 se zretelcm na "podporeni blaha lidstva kdekoli na svete". Nadace z tohoto fondu dostaly prvotnimu zame ru. Neni takrka mista, kde by fide nebyli ziskali z jeho proje.ktil at' uZ Dobroeinne nadaeni fondy jsou na poll osvety, verejneho zdravotnictvi rakteristicky americkYm zavedenim. Jcnebo teZeni z prirodnich zdrojii, jich zrizeni zda, se podSkrtavat zname americke Mehl "you can't take it wiht Aekoli Rockefeller Foundation zusta- you" (ssebou to vzit nemUete), a souva prtikopnikem mezi obrovitYmi filan- easne i zajiWovati darcilm aspori doeas- . tropickYmi dstavy, je dnes ye svem roz- non nesmrtelnost. Vzpominka na jejich sahu prekonan Fordovon nadaci, kterd aedrost Zlje v srdcieh a myslich Vetg ina 48 state ma krone toho i byla zalolena ze zisku antomobiloveho statni chine a prijmn, ktere jsou take prumyslut, zorgan:sovaneho Henry For) • 4, • ( proporcionaine vySS1 u lidi zamoZnS7ch, dem, Fordav plan produkce motorovych U1110 vozidel a ;jehomzdove sazby, ktere BRATRA I'REDSEI)Y Tato danova, struktura osvedeila so pro Znovaly jeho zamestriancum stall se souED. L. MARKA to jako podnot, pros tolik bohatYch v posled- Castle i jeho zakazniky, so osvedeily. Vyclnotlivcti a rodin nezdraha Na hr. Marck predseda Illavni nra my glena jim novota rozSitila se postupnich clesitiletich zrizovati ohronme dovny i jell() pani preji si touto cestou ne do vAcch odvetvi americkeho pradaeni fondy, spravovane udenci a spejednotlivcant ciailsty z tech °born lidskeho badani, myslu. Bohatstvi, vybudovane na teto srdeene podekovati vgent za jejich mile projevy i ct. ratitnn jimZ se snati, filantrop napomoci. myglence a no, jejim uvedeni y e skutek, a dotazy zaslane, ktere je oba veliee nachdzime dues takrka na vSech potei;ily.

UjiSt'ujeme Vas, ze prichyl Je ovgem i jinY dtivod, pros zminene lidskeho podnikani, jeZ louzi dobru lid Mnohe ditty nest Vasi si velice ceni. nadaeni fondy neustale rostou. Ten spoel stva.

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Od redalaniho .111 sy z Ame.slicy KaZdY dopis odeslanST do ciziny, dopisy prAtelitm a pribuznYm v zamori, pornahaji It utvoreni obrazu, jak ye skutenosti Amerika vypada. PopiS"te pi'ikiady demolcsarie z kahlodenniho Zivota, veci, ktere se yarn vaei sodine nebo prateltim prikodily. Pratele a pribuzni yea ae mohou vaeim dopistim verit.

Prot° jsou vase slova tak disilelita a pro9ceontl class mall matter, January 3rd. to neco znamonaji. s t West, Texas, under the Act of Congress a Common Council. .

S.:ad Form 3579 to Supreme Lodge 4 4, 4 7. Ton y >lo, TOIRD. Zdarild schilze v Buckholts!

Minulou nedeli bylo nam umcrZneno ".••:.21•.'3DNI ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORT7Y1C-1 sUeastniti se slavnostni schtlze radu na JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS DCIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT eeho v Buckholts a spoleeneho ebeda tarn ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS vysluhovaneho. Dranost a uprimne vesela spoleenost a setkani se s tak REDAKTOR -- EDITOR L. 0. HOSEK mnohYmi prately /las velice pote gila. — Box 85 -- West. Texas 8koda, 'Ze ten eas tak rychle ubehl a tr y drwatele — Publishers jests jsme si Ineli tarn tak nikoho k ..18:- .3LOVAJt PUB. COMPANY WEST. TEXAS yypravovani jste It /lam velice R ip e-. *3.00 — Subscri p tion $3.00 Per Yea laskave a abych nikoho neopomel rade3n gg uy adre u 'He'd se do Hlavni tf adovni re je Vans vgens bez jmenoVani srdeene Box 400, Tem p le, Texas ;21 , . • ust, La sent to Su p reme Ledge kuji. Z naki Hla y. aradovny pritomne Box 400, Tem p le, Texas byli brats a sestra Markovy, brats Chupik s manZelkou a brats Navratil. — Po o natriky bad'in adresovtEny na psve sesli jsme se s br. pied. Markem po nik, West, Texas. va'Zne nehode jeho a Whale se vgichni yerafelVch 5/er.-0 se avekeinUji besnlatne zetak zdarne se bolesti hoji.

Sestro ries are printed - without charge; BsWova, bratie PoSI.Vale, dektijeme za V 7 .AVNf -CEA ADOVNA — SUPREME LODON laskaye pozvani a radii VaSeinu mnoho EDWARD L. MAREK, President dale4 zdaru uprinme prejeme.

JOE 13. HETN -i;- . Vice-President Red. t. N. CRUPICK, Secretary. )• •( JOLI. HOLIRA, JR., Treasurer . A. URBANOVSKY, Bookkeeper Te nasi Moravencel AS in Tem p le, Texas, Box 400 Mosavenko ,draha coati AUGUST KACIR, Attorney o jak krasna jsi ty zero!

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ern ua Christi, Texas VftOR ----• PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE in. EDUARD MIC:EK, Chairman '•_. Station, Austin, Texas IRS. HILDA BRTIS, Secretary Buckholts, Texas • MRS; FRANCES :OLEXA •-• 13402 Ta g gart St.. Eloiiston.: Texas cArld VYBOR BY-LAW COMMITTEE OTTO STEHLIK, Chairman P. 0. Bo g 1.464 Wichita Falls, Texas STEPHEN VA_LCIK, Secretary 54,02 Prague Street Houston 7, Texas

tteky kinou stribropenne, krajem dYee luziak klid, hle ty visky utegene a ten dobsY, bodrY lid!

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KrlYZ pieete Hlavni aradovne skrz jakoukoli zaleMtost, udejte vkly: 'Oslo certifikatu. (;islo sveho radu aneb sidlo toho radu a jmeno, na jake jest certifikat vystaven.

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Na' 'calendar priAtich olcfskovYch scha zi dosud neni dpiny a mel by bYti co nejdrive dopinen. Chybi dosud oznameni od prvniho okrsku kdy planuji svoji schazi konati. Donmivam se, ae br.

Melvin Sksabanek je zoclnovedni.

20 rijna II. okrsek zajistil si den 25 srpna III. okrsek zajistil si den IV. okresk nebude konat schtizi 22 zaki V okrsek zajistil si den 6. Nina VI. oicrsek zajistil si den 13. kijna VII. okrsek zajistil si den Celt' mesie listopad jest dosud It dispo sici. ) 4". •

Spravce Dom.'" Odpoeinku keditele Domova odpoeinku pkijmou nabidky od zajemctI na obsazeni nsista spravce S.J.S.T. Domova v Taylor. Formular Z'adosti a da gi podrobnosti poskytne tajemnik reditelit Domova, jehuZ adresa je: Stephen Valeik, Secretary S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home 6402 Prague Stree" Houston 7, Texas.

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Mosavenko, mila mati predsaha ty zeme vAern, jak pak nemam vzpominati, bylas pkec slam domovern! )

07.11aMelli ' Na innoZici se stiZnosti. Ze venujeme preva2nou east nakho Vestniku Ceske Citaci latee a ye suaze vyhoveti, me nuceni obineziti nektcrou ne tak yelice clillelitou latku v eeStine jako jsou nektere delei popisy aneb je zkratiti, aniZ by smysl dopis• byl poruecn.

Nektere dopisy v Ceske (:asti pak, ktese east° opakuji zprav • pied tins uverejnene, budeme nuesne zkratit.

Doufam, Ze se proto nebudete hore'it i Ze uznate, Ze ne s vlastni nybrZ proto, abychom vyhoveli stiZnostern vetSiny, jsme nuceni tak jeclnati.— S bratrskYns pozdravem Red. (__ )

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Templovsk3.7 Klub taneicich Roseau schazi se kaZdY prvni patek v mesici v Seaton v sini radu 47, SPJST o 8 bcdinS -veer's. Zcleluji, Ze by vei! • e radi prijali nove Messy do sve vesele druZiny a udrZeli svtlj Kiub psi einnosti. Hlas•e se tedy od 6ti do 60t1 let. Walter JakuRddi yyponsilZe.bec ridi a uei tance. me pi.' slavnostech na poMclani. naSe schaze 6 zali.

S pozdravem Mrs. Steve Bastek Jr.

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Ze seinize III. Distriktu KaLIV ten kdo promelkal schtizi' okrsku u laclu 66. dozajiste toll() mute iltovati. -- Byla to jedna z nejzda • ilejSich porad kterYch j.sem mel to poteSeni se sneastniti. — NavSteva velka, nalacla vskutku pratelska, pofacl schtze, pekne veclen, program velice libivY, a nale. hostitele rad eislo 66,, nad oeekavani svoji pohostinosti vynikly.

Poclrobnosti budeme se snaZiti podati Vam Uptimne nas poteSilo sejiti se s tak mnohYmi prately a srdeenY diky vSena za lichotive poznanaky o nalem Vestniku.

L. 0. H. - ---) • •Ta • Nezaponicrite na naS `Do ► ov Odpoeinkti ) • 4. • ( Do Fort Worth — kid 92.

Zdeluje, 2"e bude poradana velka tam eni zabava v radove sini na Roberts Cut off, due 1. zati (Sept. 1st.) a kaklY jest srdeene zvan se steastniti, Ed Faraizlova orchestra bude yarn Vyhravati vale zamilovane kousky a ka20Y kdo jen trochu zdrave nohy ma, — nebude mod usedeti. prijd'te se presvedeit. ) • a6 • ( Pakli souhlasite, ustrihnete a zallete na tajemnika — pokladnika!

CESKA VZDELAVACi NADACE TEXASU (The Czech Educational Foundation of Texas) Ceti jrte elbalek, v aisle 31. Cerverice ve Vestniku? Pakli ano, reknete dru2t.iji se k tem, kteri poclavaji pomocnou ruku k udrkni a rozliteni Ceske reel a literatury v Texasu. trael jest sebrati clostateenou sumu penez aby z firokt z ni rnohly byti vydr2ovany stolice slovanskYch jazykt na vyAlich v Texasu.

Prikladam svtij elenskSr prispevek v obnosu $1.00; $2.00; $5.00; $10.00; 100.00; anebo i $1,000.00.

--$ Sve dary laskave zaSlete co nejdrive u vedomi, Ic KDO RYCHLE DAVA, DVAKRAT DAVA, na tajemnika-pokladnika, Dr. Jan M. Skrivanek, Box 446, College Station, Texas.

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Rozpuknou se ledy, volnSr bude proud, Zdeleni o Pikniku 5teho distriktu Byli jsme nucene zmenit datum na§eho okrskoveho Pikniku naSi mlaciele z dne 1 , zaici na 4tou nedeli, to jest na den 22. zari (Sept.) na bratra. J. M. Skrabanka Renal p11 Danbury, Tex. — Bude to pro nalade2 i dorostle. — Zaeatek rano, kratka schtze a program ditek.

Mladet ktcra se bude podilet na programu bude odmenena cenamy at' je to jiz v hudbe, ye zpevu v deklamacich aneb cvieeni aneb zvlaStnimi vYrobky aye ho umeni.

Cena obecla pro dorostle $1.00 pro ditky 50 cent& Ty ditky ktere se budou podileti na programu budou pohosteni zd a rma KahlY jest fictive zvan k teasti!

John Blinka, taj . 5 okrsku. ) • •T• ( Dopisovatelfina k pov§imnuti Chceme nale laskave prispivatele zdvo rile upozorniti, Ze nektere plesplilil rozviable•dopisy, ktere opakuji zpravy ktere jiZ pled tim zde byly uverejnene, budeme nuceni skratiti ana bychom smysl dopisu. — Opakovani ubira, jinYm prispivateltm misto, tak, ie Casto hodnotne. dopisy jsme nucene odlokti, rovne2 i jine zpravv.

Dopisy od neelent, ktere obsahuji posudky milne o nasi Cinnosti anebo einnosti nalich radii aneb i takove politick& ktere z nalim snaknim nemaji maneho vztahu, nemohou v nalem Vestniku bYti uverejnone.

Dopisy takove bupoltovne dou pistateli vracene kdyZ poMela o navraceni Dopisy bez podpist pfijdou do kale.

• Fri zmene Vaii adresy pouiljte tohoto kuponu Supreme Lodge, box 400. Temple, Texas. adam Vas o zmenu me adresy Vestnika jak nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest:—

Moje stare adresa:-

Dle zdeleni, prvni okrsek bude konati svoji schfizi dne 8. listopadu (Nov.) v Artesian Park Hall, poblile Brenham., Texas. — Cas a rely program bude axnamen zaveas.

Steve Regmund, taj. okrsku Bryan, TexaS. ) •( Od druheho okrsku obdrleli jsme zdeleni, ze jejich podzimni schaze okrskova bude dle usneleni schtze Omladiny, (Youth meeting of the IInd District) a site bude konana, 3. nedeli v tijnu to jest dne 20teho kijna (20th. of Oct.) v spolkove sini tadu TyrS. eislo 80. v Holland, Texas. Poeatek o 10 hod. rano. ) • 4, • ( .6 NaS bratr I ditel R. E. Brog zaroveri predseda IV. okrsku oznamuje, le tento okrsek nebude poladat podzimni schrizi svoji, nasledkem toho, Ze velke vzdalenosti jednotlivYch tacit\ na zapade rieast velice steluji.

4, ( Taj. 5 okrsku zdeluje, le datum okrskoveho Pikniku MladeZe zionen6n z dne 1. zati na den 22. zati to jest 4tou na Skrabankove Rend. p11 Danbury. — Podrobnosti v Vestniku.

Dobre easy zajAtene!

Podrobnosti potadu budou v kratkosti oznamene. ) •

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Od S'esteho okrsku sidlem v Ha.liettsvine, Texas obdrleli jsme zdeleni, .jejich schtze okrsku bude koriana dne 6. tijna (Oct.) ye Sweet Home, Texas. Zaroven tento okrsek ladal ostatni okrsky aby na datum stanoven* brali pri svern planovani laskave ohled, tak aby se ptedeSlo tomu aby d ye ruzne distriktni schtze nebyli stanovene v to samou nedeli. Adresy ritednikri Frank J. OlSovskS7 Rr. 4, Schulenburg, Texas. ) • 4 •

Toto oznameni bude ye Vestniku drie ne k informaci nageho elenstva a bude ihned dopinene aneb roz gitene jaltmile dojdou nam dalii podrobnosti. — Prosime o Va.;.1 pozornost.

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Od sedmeho okrsku dollo zdeleni, jejich podzimni schilze konati se bude U tadu Cis. 161. Lapari.W v Jourdanton, druhou nedeli v kijou dne 13teho (Oct. the 13th) 1957. —Tajemnik okrsku jest br. J. Shortncr, Karnes City. — Pa.matujte si tedy datum sehtze a ka2dY jest uctive zvan.

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Ve sti'edu, dne 28. srpna 1957 elenem. Pohrebni obrady konane v Pia Pockivanie smutnou zpravu ze a na katoliekem hititove Zanechava ze naS brato John A. Barak Glen radii zde truehlici nianZelku Julie a 6 deer, eislo 56, kterY se narodil v race 1886 ve jednohe syna a 21 vnukii.

Fayetteville, zemrel dne lltelio eervenMy spolubratri Zelime tveho odchodu a ce v Corpus Christi po kratSi nemoci. nikdy na ter e nezapomeneme a. prejeZanechal zde zarmoucenOu manZelku me Ube spolubratre klidnY spanek a Hedviku a syni Emila a Edwarda, jednu odpoeivej v pokoji. deem.' Libbii. Jedno ditko jej na y ea7a VYbor," nost precleSlo. Byl rolnikem a teZ ve Raymond Kocian, volnem ease tesaiil, byl dobrYm elenem Vaclav Marek, Jednoty naSi. Obrady katolicke cirkve Fr. 2:deck. doprovazeli jej na posledni ceste a k I • • y eenernu laidu ulolen byl na larbitov v Yoakum. -- Bodine portistale plati nate Odeg;la z na .eho krou72ku .soustrast. nase se-Ara a elenkyne radii 10. Anna ) • of • ( Lnulak narodila se dne 2 lecina 1876 v Te:-asu a zemiela 27. cervna 1957 po krat Pro 1)o'nov Odpoeinku oci v Houstons.ke nemccnici. -Cteni bratri sestry a prdtelelf,' Zz:nechala zc l e decry Edna, Ellen a WilZde vain zdeluji prijem clarti kt'ere jsem li. TN (Inky a mantel ji na veenost precleS"li. Byla pochovana due 29. eeryna tento tVden SPJST Rest Home obdr`gel. dp. Handeka z Shiner na tanmejSi SOUS" ItASTI toy. Bydlela vetSinou easu v okresu La- Pan a pi. Emil Divi§ st. Temple na V poncleli paten° srpna odpoledne byl vaca. Naie soustrast plati pozustale ucteni pamatky pi. Marie Rychlik $10.00 konan pohreb nakho mlacleho spoluele- rodine a I/6611' pokojnY spanek budi2 ji Pani T. B. Stevens, Dallas in Mena mory of her parents Wesley HejnY 5.00 ) •( James D. efei.ka Pan a p1. Alfons GureckY Ennis, kterY se narodil 30 kvetna 1949 a zemna ucteni pamatky pi. L. Hrys 3.00 Na veenost odebral se rel tretiho srpna 1957 v nemocnici v Tern Pan John Svoboda st.

Floresville Henry.

HoHas bratr a Glen Patin. cis. 40 , pie, Texas po operaci. VSecky obeti a lub, kterY se narodil dne 3. za.ri 1890 a na ucteni panultky br. Valentine .namaha jej uzdravit jeho rodieti a leka 2.00 zemrel 30. eervence 1957 v El Campo.- Petr ru byla mama, neb Pan, jej povolal k Zanechal Pani Lucy Sosiak Houston, na ucteni zde truchliei manZelku Annie sobe na veenost.

2.00 a decry Emmu, Lillian syni Freda Ed- pamatky pana Chas Jalufky Smuteeni obrady vykonal p farar F. ward. Byl pochovan 31. eervence na htbi Paul J. C. Barnett Austin na ucteni J. Kostohryz z chramu Pane CMB a u5.00 pamatky Barbara A. BoudnY tov Herrman Sohne. lolen byl na narodni hrbitov na Seaton, Paul W. P. Bryan a rodina Austin Pokoj veenY mu prejeme a pozustale, Texas o kterYZto hrbitov se jeho zveene na ucteni pamatky B. A. BoudnY 5.00 11 starieek peelive staral a jej opravo- recline plati nak soustrast.

Pan a pi. L. A. BoudnY, Taylor ) • ogp ° (val. na ucteni pamatky jejich decry Nosiei rakve mu poslouZili jeho bratPiinasone smutnon zpravo Barbara Ann. BoudnY 5.00 ranci, Jerome Orsak, Jimmy Pechal, Eu- ze navZdyi) odek. 1 na„S" bratr, Men radu Pan a pi. S. F . Wizorek Rio hondo 10.00 gene Dafla Leroy Dana, David Sefoik a eiSlo 8. Ed. E. Wunderlich, kterY se naNajen]ue z pozemku kterY jsme proLouis ‘SyrnY. alenove radu Hvezda Te- rodil dne 15. brezna 1900 y e Wied, Te- rentovali panu Clarence Lindgren 38.65 xasu cis. 47 vyslovuji svoji hluboee ci- xas a zemrel due 16. eervence 1957 v Celkem jsem obdrZel na stavebni fond tenon soustrast rodidum, sestre, satten- Houston, Tex. -- Zanechal zde truchlici $85.65 kam a prastariekovi nad skonem jejich man&lku Nola a ditky Doris Mae, La Pani Mary Kallus San Antonio milovaneho syndeka.

Verne Mary a test vnueek, byl pocho- Mouekti fond 2.00 Necht' milt' Btih zahoji to velkou van z katollekeho kostela na hrbitov - Pani M. Reinert San Antonio Monekti nu Va,§i, kterd tolik boll a on sproS"ten "Garden of Gethsemani" v Houston.

2.00 fond vkeke bolesti necht' na veky odpoeiva.

Uprimnd soustrast plati pozustale ro- Celkem na Metiek5 fond $4.00 Dano v Seaton, Texas, 18. srpna 1957 dine a pokoj yeeny na'Semu bratru.

Tedy celkem jsem tento tYden obTheodore Dana, )• • $89.65 dr2e1 Edwin Chlapek, Srdeene diky valavam feint° milYm Na vidy loneime se, Marie HruSkova, res. vYbor. se sestrou Agnes Bordovsky elenkou radu dacUrn za tyto dary. Se stavbou irtulny ) • off-o • ( cis. 63, ktera se narodila 2. listopadu se pokraeuje velmi dobre. Pral bych si by RESOLUC TAI 1875 v Lavaca okresu a zemrela due 1. ste vy, kteri pojedete pre Taylor a nebo My, niZe podepsani vYboru radu Fran- eervence 1957 po krat'Si nemoci v Yoa- vy, kteri budete cestovat v blizkosti Tayti§ek PalackY, els. 21. timto projevnieme kum, Texas - Oplakavaji ji truchliei lor, by jste 80 tam zajeli podivati. Bude nisi hluboce cltenou soustrast pozustale mantel Anton, syni Adolph, August a to opravdu kr asna budova. Pamatujrne rodine v jejich ztrate man:Z-0a, otce a de (leery Annie a Millie. Byla poehovana vAichni spoleene s naSimi dary na tuto deeka pa sluZbach z katoliekeho kostela sv. dobrou vec.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Karla Jaltifky Josefa na hrbitov Oak Grove v Yoakum Chas NaVratil Treas. SPJST. Rest kterY zeinkel po deldi nemoci v nemoc- Texas dne 3. eervence. Byla elenkou na Home 816 E. Ave A. Temple, Tex. nici Houste,nu, dne 19. srpna 1957 ve Si Jednoty 55 let. Necht' jen svetlo yeene stitri 67 let. Tento bratr patril k Jedno- ji sviti a at' odpoeiva ve svatem pokoji.

Laskave posilejte Vase dary prim° na te po dobu 48 let a byl povZdy dbalYm Nate soustrast cele rodine. tutu adresu.

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ODDil, DOPISOITATE1,11 Libt64e, La. Ctend redakce: PoteSilo nine velmi eteni elanku Z male vesnieky do celeho sveta. Jest to moje rodna obec kde jsem zil a.2 do 21 let; pak jsem musel narukovat do Chebu k zemebraneckeinu pluku eislo 6 . — 6tku jsme nosili na bluze na ramene.

"NiZbor" aZ co roku 1950 byla vesnice jmenem Nova Hut' poSta Ninon — No vd Hut' nebyla maid vesnieka kdyZ jsem chodil do Skoly 1894 jsem vy'Sel Skolu po 8 letem Case. To uZ tam byla (6) Sesti triclni. Skala. 4 tridy spoleene hoSi s dev eaty pate pro hochy, Sesta pro deveata.

Kastel velkY tarn take fara farad; a kaplan. Bylo tarn asi 130-140 eisel clonakti v nekterem byly 2 aZ 3 rodiny — obyvatel kolem 1200 duSi. Roku 1903 se tarn stavela skla•na kde jsem take nekolik tYdnit praeoval. Roku 1903 jsem byl v Chebu nemocen a pluk. lekar nine poslal domu. V kijnu mne bode 77 rokti Dne pateho zari 1903 jsem odjiZdel do Ameriky a to byl prvni den kdy zaeali ye sklarne vyrabet sklo. Sklari asi 10 rodin tarn byly pristehovani odjinud ale ja jich neznal byli tarn asi 2 tYdny pied mYm odjezdem a pamatuji dobre jab jich clomaci lide nenavideli, proto ze jim musell uvolnit obecni byty. Uvedena jmena neznam. fieka MZe, Berounka, teee na jedne strane vesnice a na to strane jest draha a nadraZi, je to lokalka Rakovnik-Krivoklat, Ni2bor, Beroun.

Kdyby se o to nekdo zajimal, popsal bych malebnou polohu vesnice NiZbor, HYskov, Beroun.

A jak tam bYvalo kdy kaLlY rob k nam prijiZdeli praZane na leti byt a kdy tarn bylo za teZko dostat rent --- ne bo koupit vejce, nebo kousek masla.

Nyni jest tam asi 1600 lidi a to 1.1 4. nevi male vesnieka.

S krajanskYm pozdravem, B Turns (Poz. red.:— Jsem jist..Ze si easto myslite, nae nam takovY elanek ten nos redaktor predklada jab byl ten o tech brusiea skla u reky Berounky v A hie, ozval se jeden nos bratr az z Louisiany, kterY s toho kraje brusieti skla pochazi a teM.la jej vzporninka na jeho rodnou visku.) ) • 4, a ( Corpus Christi, Texas Mill etenari:— Neni ani jednoho 'Vjdne, by jsme neeetli v tech naSich tYclennicich o inurti tech na g ch znamych lidi. Krajani, spolubratru a spolusester spolkovYch. Br. Josef Houdek z Dallas, Texas, byl naro-

zen. v Hannech a Elinska v C echach, zemrel 24, eervence 1957. Co mladY chlapee prijel s radial. do Ennis kde v roku 1905 se °knit se sleenou Annou Noskoyou. Prvni roky se venoval rolniee-ni, pozdeji mei sodovkarnu a filmove di.vacllo ale 1229 v depresi p iiii o vSe. Roku 1931 se pri.stenoval sem do Corpus Christi. se svoji rocltnou a ja jsem cell jeho zajimave dopisy, ktere psaval do Ceehosiovaka po nekolik roku Tehdy byl zamestnan a ridil poulieni bus.KclyZ my jsme se zde nastehovali v 1940 tak jsme se osobne poznali neb on byl dabrY spoelenik a pratelskY ku kaZdemn. — Po cas valky mel zde obchoci pivnici, ale v roku 1948 se odstehoval s rodinou do Dallas. Po nejakY eas jezdil po Texasu a predyadel Ceske filmy a i Sella dojiZdel a v Sokolovni je promital. Ne kaZdY dovedi ocenit praci spojenou, s tim pied vadenim tech eeskYch filmic, ktere jemu easto nekrylo jeho cestavne vyclani. Pekne to popsala v eechoslovaku ze dne 2. srpna spolusestra Karla Kraftova z Dallas.

V nedeli 11. srpna rni zdelila take smu tnou spravu ses. Marie Rendlova, ze ji zemrel bratr Anton Smejkal y e veku 69 let v Placedo, 6. srpna 1957 a Oho v patck mel pohreb ye Victoria, Texas.

Byl ronoha letYm elenem nail Jednoty a be Jos. Koliha pokladnik Hiavni firadovny vykonal pohrebni obrady. ZesnulY zanechava zarmoucenou manZelku An nu, tili syny a. dy e decry a deset vnuka a vnoueat a jednu sestru Marie Rendlova. Pozastalin vyslovuji uprimnou . soustrast.

se usadili ye statnim Parku v Colorado, je to tic ku vysoko deset tisic trev, table je chladno, je zde hodne lidsz xasu. Cestu jsme melt peknou a zajimay ou. Do kooce jsme whir vodu no kalin a dolt jell zadarmo.

Drum ponlcdnice: Z Yellowstone Paz ku" PiSi. Mnoho pozdravu z Yellowstone Parku je zde nadherne v noci 36 starVecra jsme potkali 9 medvecla, weer jsme byli no predriaSce a pak jsulo iii se podivat na ten "Geiser" je to' o Pravdu neco, neb to chili 12 ti is gain :o vody na jednou. Neradi jSme, eetli M hr.

Ed. Morel predsecla Uradovny SPJST. mei r ehodu popalenim -e. P jem brzkeno rtzdraveni Se strdeenm pozdrav t John (Fez. KclyZ tab v tvem dopisu vzpoininaS vkch tech kteri nam zel peed cos:.: zapomnel ' na veenost odchazi si pripojit, ze tab mnohYm ten Zivot to mezi nami, osoCovanan, zavisti a pomlu vami strpeujem.

MnohY dobrY pracov nik se k weir tomu to pr ci mezi nCnii strani. Kdy2 pak Daddy sve oci sato zavre, — to c,hvailme jej do nebe, kviti a vence kupujeme a reenime nod jell() mrtvoThu. Trochu to laskavosti a hrejiveho bratrstvi jiste by mnohennu Pyle ten 'vet skraSlilo a closti pravdeZdali pak. podobne i prodlouZilo. pczmenime.)

Krajansk elejirosti tltr Seaton a okolil V dopisy u erejnenem ve Vestniku jseni oznamoval, ze br. Stepan Valeik prednese svoje z,kuSenosti ze zajezdu do 'aeKdy2 se tak schodime pri tech naSich skoslovenska a bade take ukazo yat Coschtizkach, tak se obyeejne zaene a pa- razky a sice v sobotu 31ho srpna a za&easy mluvit. V lete si steZujeme na, ty ne asi o 8mi laoclinach veeer v radove velke liorka a v zime zase no ty mrazy, sini v Seaton, Na tuto u To si jen jeden druhemu pcsteZujeme zw.scni vsichrz krajane, kteri se o to 2:r? musi to nechat jab to jicle samo sebou maji. — Vslup je zdarma,. Prato prijd'i.e neb se s tim neda nic delat. To co na vSichni kteri se o tic vec zajimate, jestli to maji, tak si Upravuji s,voje domovy, budete mill prilelitost. obchody a firadovny modernirn zarizeS pozdravem ram. V lets vSr chlazovat v zime vyhrivat, Karel Kalenda.

Marne tolik novYch vY•robkin ze co ne•( videt i nose obleky budou moci byti CClane, by nas v isle ochlazovaly a V zi- Vydayatele (iechoslovaka a Vestnikul me zahrivaly samoeinne.U4 nyni mime "Kamarady kdyZ se mate radi velke prooento tech kteri hleclaji zame- Panove Hclasku a HoSkul Zasilam -Vain toho k otisknuti tr stnani pouze tam kde rnaji zavedene se Prilolene zasilam dozvuky tyto zhora uvedene vVhocly. Cirri dale bude mene tech kteri budou chtit Cleat naSi v;;Tra). do Vlasti.

Oboje psano "Veeerni Praha," praci no venku v to prirocle, jenZ mnoh dy bYva zclra.vi s7,kodliva. OtuZilosti Ub.V- jsem to dostal z eech tak) Vdra to knuti ye Vestniku zasilam. va a choulostivosti pribYva. Ctenari obeueh lista me pill i 'astrie Od naSich pratel manZein V . HalovYch jsme dostali dosud dve pohleclnice z Zadaji abych °pet dal o sobs ve,clet.

Grand Lake Colorado. PiSi. V era jsme Pokusim se o to, 0, ze me to Plzenske

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viepi. To jest yk cu jsein jim tam o- Josef Zvoldnek pied paclesati lety odjia° vedel. del, nerneli tu lido ani na trakar. Ted' S pozdravem se na silnici netrhe auto za autem, alovet,: aby se bal prejit. A jak tu J. Zvolanek. jsou obleeeni, veseli, dobre vypadaji a Cechoameriean za celou dobu sveho pobytu se nesetkal (Jii'i Has) s .elovekeni, kterY by byl nespokojen.

Jindy s nanil eerti Sill, ale kciyz pant Prani, s nintia prijiadel, se ,spinila. Poueitelka Ejernova zaeala yypravet, ant modlit se u hrobtt rodieti i zapiakal. Lijsme nedutali . J. vim, ae i dnes ji koSir- bufiskou Skolau ho provadela vlastni neSti kluci pusiouchaji prove tak tie a po- ter, ttei.telka , V6eclano bylo takove, jak zorne jako kdysi my, protoae yypravet si predstavoval, jell ty lavice, ve kterYch ona umela naranme. Snad to bylo ve treti sedaval, jsou. uz davno prye. A prece, Deb() ve etvrte na torn koneene jednu nasty. Ada, kdyby se jeSte jednou nezaleli, povidala nain o exulantech, kte mc'hl vratit zpet, do let sveho naladi, ri po belohorske bitve odchazeli do ci- kdy behaval bos liburiskYmi uliekami ziny, a nez prekroeili hranice, brali se se lezl na stronaky, a kterYch jsott dries roz bou rodnou prst. Presne tak to i'ikala, loZite kineny. easto jsem si tu vetu opakoval, ale neCele day jezdil a chodil, zlezal kclejakY mohl jsem pochopit, proe to cie.lali. Co kopec Ceskeho raje, jako by si toho pos obyeejnou hlinou? Coa jinde je jind hledu chtel nabrat az nadosrnrti. Spat, pada? ale kdepak, to je zbyteene a Skocla, spat Kdy2 pied niesicern pristalo na ryzyn.- chodil na tri etyri hodiny, jen aby si skm letisti avlaAni letadlo s Cechy, Zi- kratkY mesicni pobyt prodlouZil. Pres jicimi v Texasu, byly take veci, ktere den chodil a toulal se SramkovYm krajsem nechapal..V jejich projevech vlaste jem, a veeer zpival se starYmi spolulaky nectvi bylo cosi jineho, flea citime dnes narodni pisniCky, a pisnieky sveho mldmy, ale bylo to opravdove. Ti, kteri od- di. Snad sentimentalita, moZna, ae ten chazeli pied padesati lety za obaiyou elovek nemnae bYt jinY, protole ho to do claleke cizi zeme se po destiletich vra- take nikdo neucil. Vyrnstal v jine cell. aby jeSte jednou, jen jednou, nape- Ma rad ySechno Ceske, snad aZ nekrisledy, videli kraj, kde se narodili, proSli ticky rad, kraj, lidi, Ceske pivo, Ceske mista sveho mladi, citili domov. A treba jidlo, pro jednu snachu koupil kyjoys.kY jejich projevy vlastenectvi byly jine, ta- kroj, druhe Sperky s eeskYmi granaty a kove staroolavni, dokazovali, jak hluboce pro sebe gramolonove de,sky s Ceskymi miluji zem, kde se narodili a nikdy na pisniekami. ni nezaponmeli. I po letech hovorili CeSNejvic 110 vSak prekvapit pokrok rodtinou, sice se znatelaVin claim prizyukem ne vesnice, kdyZ odjiaclel, byly tu copy, 'a to jejich mluva pripominala slob spi- kosy, hrdbe, Ted' jc tu santY stroj, sauna sovatclii na zaeatku stoleti, ale mluvili mechanisace. A on to muse posoudit, prove tak jako jejich deli, ktere Cesko• v .Americe je runoho strojn. sloveasko znaly pouze z yypraveni.

"Snarl si myslite; ae jsem scary sentiJe mu pies sedindesat let a jatenuje se Josef Zvolanek. KdyZ Sestapadesatielen- mentalni dedek, ruyslite si to, ale pochoiou yYpravu vital narnestek reditele Ce- pte, ae jsem yyrtistal v jine dobe, jinak doku Eizner, slzy dojeti mu tekly Po myslim, tenter rely divot jsern zit v civraseite. t ydri. Tehdy jsem se ho zeptaL; zim prostrecli, a to je na eloveku anat.

Pochopte to, tak jako se :maZim pochopit "Prot jste prijel a s jakYrni pocity?" vase dnesni lidi. Vy treba dues citite "Vite, chtel bych se jeste jednou, sam zentru, pomodlit na hrobe syYch 'Lu svou lasku k rodne zemi jinak, a.nebo rodieti, chtel bych jednou zajit do libun- si ji ani neuvedomujete ,protole jste neske S"koly, kde ueil libunskY jemnost- byli od ni odtrZeni, ale ja jsem si vaclycky pan, znovu si sednout do lavice, kde jsem peal jeSta jednou se podivat.

Ja man] v Americo cleti a jsent jiZ sedaval jako kluk a kcle mne katecheta natty se zemi ktera me byla clloulta Leta pohlavkoval a ueitel tahal za vlas-y, main se v Americe Spatne, ale na svou domovent. A main to zem rad a tedy zeal jsem nikdy nezapomnel a s lety ro- Ziti mezi svymi cetati. A vite? Ze i tu stra ma toulia jete jednou ji spatrit. starou krasnou vlast teZ mom rad.

Proto jsem prijel."

A tentokrat kdy'Z mi tato slova rikal v Primo hltal dojmy, nemohl se vynacli- horkem sobotnim odpoledni v Libunske vat, cele dny prochodil a yeeery prosedel hospode J. Zvolanek tenkrate jsem pov rozhovorech, v noel teener nespal. Kon chopil, co nam jako detem vypravela pa frontoval si minulost sveho mladi s dnes ni ucitelka o exulantech ono minute ale keen. Tolik se toho zmenilo, za 'feta, kte- vrouci vlastenectvi. ra tu nebyl! Ale k lepsimu, na mou s • (jako ae nejlepAi pivo na svete je v KdY2 Nczalsoa seine pia naS eeskoslovensku. Treba v nov Odpocinku'

Ve stfedu, dne 28. srpna 1957 Ennis, Texas Pkedne pozdrav na vSecky etouei Vest nik. Co tally v Ennis delame? Topime to kralovne bavine co by ji2 praskala, neb jia je eas aby jsme vedell co za tu naSi drintt clostanem a potom Se eloveku jak si ten jazyk rezvaae prii nejake to jinak se musi nekdy ae nerad, vyhnout . Take se muslin br. redaktoru omluvit, jen jsme se priVitali posledne zde v Sokolovne a zaeal -program a co jsme si chteli povedet niuseli jsme prestat, Ze a2 po programa. Alepak ae nerad musel jsem odjet, prijela k nom beseda no co nebylo mute bYt, neb mom sto chuti si zajit do West.

Co se tYka, naSicla tadovYcli schazi v'Se se oclbYva hladce Zadne protahovani, ve se vykidi a jede se dOmu, neb sqltrochu kleyeti, mudruje ale tak to ma bYt. Naposled, ze Vat inam liSecky pozvat na voselou zabavu 'Barn dance" v Nar. Sini jak mi to naporueil na§ pokadate' zabav Ze se trochu "rozkevat" jak hanak na to pikovani, ktera, se bude poraciat v nedeli 1. zaki, proto zveme irk cky milovniky peknYch a veselSTh ba y k nom do Ennis Nara Sini.

Ctete oznamku na jinern*Miste nepke hiednete take ae jsem nezapomnel, Zadne strojeni, modraky, modra koSile to staCi jeSte nejakY ten zelenY papirak pro strYeka Pkihodu.

S pozdravem, J. W. LaZa. ) • ( NiiS" dik hidu eislo 88 Needville, Texas Clenove radu Needville eislo 81 tinito vyjklfuji sve srdeene diky kadu Pokrok Houstonu, eislo 88. za krasne kladivko-znak moci — ciarovane naAemu pkedsedo vi a kadu. UjiSt'ujeme VAS, mili bratki a sestry, ae toto vYjadkeni Va geho bratrst vi a pkatelstvi bude nom veenou pamat kou.

Za rad Needville, eislo 81 A. V. Franek, pkedseda, John Blinka, tajemnik John W. Kolaja, fieetnik F. H. Shefeik, poklaclnik. )• •( Koval, Texas Mile sestry a bratri: Posledni nedeli v eervenci jsem noel tu Cost bYti pritomen na hodach u kadu Vernost ells. 51 v Ellinger, Texas. A 2e to bylo need z ylaStniho tedy yam o torn kratce Jako okrskovY organisator jest moji povinnosti pernahat ildevSim organisato • rum a povzbuzovat elenstvo ye spolkoye praci, Prato tedi davam yadycky pozor

Ve Sttedu, dne 28 srpna 1957 oznamky ye Vestniku abych vedel kde se co u Mat v naSern okrsku porada.

Tak se stab ze jsem byl ptitomen poradni schnzi u rOdu v Ellinger kterou bratr D. A. Juren ve Vestniku oznamoval kde jsem se seznamil s vetSina poetem tamnelSich elenu a jejich Utednikti.

OvSem ze bratra Jurena (jejich tajem nika) jsem jiZ davno znal z naSich sjez du, Byl on jiZ nekolikrat jejich delegatern a vklycky dostane praci na nekterem dillelitem vYborn, Byl jsem opravdu mile ptekvapen zaj mem jak ptitonani dieni na -Leto poradni sehuai brali zajem. Ujednali, ze budou potadat posledni nedeli v dervenci hody, ano hody, tak to v to schtizi poi/Wall a take to potom opravdu hody byly. VSe chno bylo dobre vseho bylo dost a vSechno bylo zadarmo.

Hovezi barbecue tak akorat dopeeene, k tomu vkchno co ph tom obyeejne chutna i chladne napoje. A po jedne hodine po poledne i to penive, kolik kdo chtel. Ovkm nebylo to pro vetejnost, &gali to sarni pro sebe pro deny tadu a jejich rodiny. Bratr mistoptedseda jedno ty Joe B. HejnY bratr Chupik a ja jsmc, meli to dest bYti jejich pozvanimi hostPied obedem bratr Chupik nas tajeninik co drivejSi obyvatel v Effinger kterY tarn kaZdeho zna a on/ jeho take, byl vyzvan aby pronesl patrienou modlitbu. Po obede jsme pak v gichni tti byli poladani o kratS1 proslovy.

Napted ale kratce a ptilehave promlu vil jejich ptedseda bratr Rudolf Tydladka i bratr Juren, kteti nas pak jedneho po druhem ptedstavil.

Bylo to tarn opravdu pekne i vesele pobaveni,- nebot' tan nejAi. lido jsou ja si toho pozvani velice vaZim a touto cestou vam tarn vSem srdeene za vSechno dekuji a teSim se na ()pane sejiti se s. vami Takoveho srdeeneho pobaveni jest nam VS'em jednou za eas potteba a jest to take dobre pro naSi Jednotu, neb takto se nejlepe udrZujem pohromade.

Tedy jeSte jednou srdeene diky a dalSi vaSi praci pteji zdar.

S bratrskYm pozdravem, Vaclav Bo,rina organisator okrsku eislo 1 )* ® Ul Campo, Texas CCona redakce a mill etenari nakho Mho Vestniku:— JelikoZ nak Jednota a jeji tady oslavuji jeji boil. lete zaloleni, chci tady zna zorniti, Se ona take proSla pronikavou reformed', neboli iipravarni po kterYch teprve stala se tim, dim se nam jevi dnes tou nejdfdelitejk ochranou naSeho hos spoledenskeho Zivota. podatskeho

V E S TN IX WEST, TEXAS NaSe poplatkova Skala a naSe zakoni"Le budovani naSlch zaloh„ //aro pithiesly vsechny ty mnohe vYhody, jimiZ se dnes teSime.

NaSe pojiSteni dnes/1i dobou je sloZitel Si, ale take spolehlivejk. Poskytuje /lam a noSira rodinam spolehlivou ochranu, dosaZene zisky jsou take jedneho kaZcleho z nas a prave tyto zisky stoji za naSi pojistkou eili Certifikatem. My musime poditat z velikYmi ztratami nasled kern ilmrti, vyprSenYch pojistek odstouplYch, vyloueenYch a rozdilne skoncovanYch pojistek.

S tomo mili bratti a sestry musite uznat, ze se vS'ichni /name ptidinovati, aby ptiliv noveho elenstva byl staly, tak aby byly nejen nahro.ZovanY ale i ptevYSovanY straty, jenZ jsou znadne.

At' jiZ jsou u naSi Jednoty jakekoliv zmeny na prvnim miste by rnela bYti u elenstva a u radii zajem o praci organisadni, nebet' ta je zaklad tadu a Jednoty a je nten tad pokraduje, kde atednici a elenstvo pracuji pro zdar Jednoty.

Oh jakou rudest jsme melt kdyZ jsme pti jell do schtze, jell 10 mil na vozy to byla ta prava laska pted lety k Jednote a ke svemu tadu. Prod bychom dnes nemobil stejne smYSlet a ze spoleene prace se teSiti.

Mile opakuji, ze okrskova schaze naSe se bude konat 6ho Mina, u iadu Oslo 63 Ye Sweethome.

S bratrskVni pozdravem Ig. Senkytik, Organisator 6ho dist. ) I Houston, Texas Sestry a bratti tadu Stefanik 142. dekam ze nee° najdu v naSem Vestniku o odchodu naSi milovane sestry F. K. Valove ktera byla spopelnena v Brookside htbitove pri Houstone. SlySel jsem zs byla 73 mkt/ stara., teZ pattila 11 mnoho jinYch tadu a teZ byla naSe lenkyne nageho tadu Stefanik.

Ty bratte Valo ptijmi od tadu Stefanik 142 blubokou soustrast te2 od moji rodiny.

Slykl jsem, Se bratr Josef F. Sebek byl pochovan na hrbitove pri Fairbanks pan Sebek byl bratr pani Vajovej. I vy pkijmete od nas nejhlubS1 soustrast moji rodiny a tadu.

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Bratti a- sestry:— Prichazhn oznamit nasi radovou schnzi, ktera ptipada, na prvni nedeli v zati y e 3 hodiny odpoledne, take budeme milt spoleenou svadinu, Pripi)minam sestram aby neco ptinesly do kaebyne, prosim tak bratri a sestry abyste se do stavili co nejvic y am bude MoZno. Sucho a sUcho, aZ moo a ink je ygude prachu pino. Jeneni kdyby nam jiz chte lo dobre zaprSet, nebo alesPon ten prach dobte skropit. Take by jsme, se lopSi. till. Dottfam, ze tentokrate bude no des s dopisem Deb() eas nine tak utika, si nemam ani east/ roZpoinenou1 i aZ vzpomenu psat, tak jiZ je pozde S bratrskYm pozdraVein Louise ATI)

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SOk016ki.)-', SOKOL BOUSTC,"; potada svoje vYrodni pravidelne, cvideni v nedeli 1. zati (September 1st) v sokolovne na Edsee St. Jako kaZd:cfm rokem tak i letos Sokol kdiaa pte.hliclku svoji telocviene einnosti za spoluneasti vSech jednot sokolske Supy Jizni. Phi-. graven jest pestrY telocvidnY program. p peelive pohoSteni vSech milYch neasini kiz bude po vSech strankacin nalelite starano.

Za tim -Helm Sokol Houston uptimne zve celou naSi krajanskou vetejnost, aby ptiSla shlednouti naSi sokolskott dinnost sejiti se se svYrni znanVnii a po7 baviti se s milYmi krajany.

Tecly nashledanou v Hou-;tonu 1. zari.

Nazdar! Upfinme zve za evieitelsk)i sbor!

• (— Josef Kos. )

Nalehavi:i

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Hlavni niadovna, nasi Si'.IST ia timto naSe elenstvo i na'ge pi.atele kdekoliv v Texasu i jinde, kteii maji dosud usehovane stare eisla anebo eele rneray "Olozoru" bYvaleho to Org,ann SPJST aneb i stare eisla "Svobody" aneb kai jinYch starYch easopisfi v kteBylo me red'eno Se naSe elenkyne byly rYch jest nejaka, zminka o po6.tku, zanav givit sestru Valovu a nebyly ptipu- kladateln, aneb 1 o pisobeni naA Jed— — rutty od rolcu 1897 poeinaje, tene.

Zda by byli ochotne tyLo k sestaveni Tak vas vSech vespolek srdedne zdra- dejin naSi Jerinoty naTie ntraty ziAstavam ya,S dopisovaetel zapnjeiti . VaSe zdek;Ni lw;lcave adreFred Vojtek suite prima J. F. ChupiA, S,nreme Lodge.

(Poz. red.:— Ve Vestniku byli tti zmin SPJST Box 400, Temple, Texas. o zesnule sestte Valo ye a dle yYroku • ( VaSeho soudim, ze jen povrchne jej Nezapomente na na.; `Domov Odpoeinkn' etete.)

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Hlidka Zen itad Jaro ask! 130 Dallas, Texas Bratri a sestry:— Davam Vam treat, ze na ge pravideina sckrize bude dne 1. zaki v Sokolovni. Poslednich nekolik schrizi bylo mato naVStiveno. Proto prijdle do teto neb me drildite jednani.

Dosud driime penize na Duni Odpoeinku jest eas je odeslat, neb oni je v Taylor budou potkebovat.

Druha, Sokol kupuje pekrie misto, pro novou Sokolovnu. Jestli to koupi, tedy bu du stavet. Co my udelo.me? Piljdeme s nimi, pomoleme jim finandne a budeme zase miti nag domov v Sokolovni? Jest tkeba o tointo premSitlet, Podobne veci nemohou udelat 3-4 dleni.

Tedy nezapoinerite na schitzi.

Na shledanou.

Antonio Horalcova, dop.

• 4 • ( Had Bratii Svobody eislo 67 Schulenburg,Tex. I3udep odbSivat schuzi dne iho zati 1957 o 2 hodine odpoledne.

Vgichni bratri a sestry jsou . tedy Mdani aby se co nejvie do schtlze dostavili a sve povinnosti tam k radu vykonali a pc) hratrsky a sestersky se pobayin Po schtizi bude slonZena, svadina a obeerstveni v gichni co intiZete pkijd'te.

Deg te se nebojte ani hurikanu, neb jest sucho a horko Bost.

Nashledanou do priSti sclithe dne 1. zari.

Frances Bezecny, tajemnice. ( • 40 /lad deskk Prapor eisio 24 Mile sestry a bratri:— Chci vas uvedomit M na ge prigti schrize bude prvni necleli v zati totiz 1. zari schtize bude zahajene, v 1 hod. odpoledne budeme mit IA spolednou svadinu.

Talc vas sestry prosim abyste Icada donesla sandviee, kolade a dorty Ii. Zveme take v gochrty Uredniky z MayIli rikadovny.

Mrij vnuk Frankie Slavik, kterY byl propugten nedavno z vojenske slutby po vyslouZeni onemocnel nahle musel se podrobit operaci v nemocnici v Cameron a se pozdravuje.

Mela jsem milou navgtevu sve Svagrove pi , Milton Barton ze Seymour s dce rugkami Carolin, Bobbie a Milliany. — Svagrova se stavela na zpateeni ceste z Alpine, Tex. kde se siteastnila ueitelskYch predna gek. 8vagrova udi ve Skole v Saymour, Texas.

S. pozdravem vgem Lydia ZavoclnY. ) 4, • ( Houston, Texas Mili dtenari: -tas utika a je mesic srpen skoro u kouce. Tak je eas zase nee° napsat od narozeninoveho klubu.

V srpnove schtizi se nas ze glo 37 'denkyri a 7 nav gtevnikti, darky na ktere se prodavaly disla donesly sedm dolarri a darkynemi byly pi. Marie Rucky, 5 darPani Willie May Powell 2 darky. Sic ena Vlasta Haluska 2 darky. Srdeene yam dekujeme, Na pri g ti mesic, zari slavi je j ich naro zeniny, pi. Birdie Hilsher, pi. Betty Elgik a pi. Marie Telge.

Hostitelkami budou na 11. zati nasledujici: Pani Anna Gordon, pi. Estelle Kel ly, pi. Evelyn Mikula g a pi. Louis Kadle= eek. Ty horke dni se ji g trochu meni, tak jiz nam ty partys a pikniky budou j emnejgi.

MinulY tYclen pi , Daisy Drabova nas pozvala do jejiho krasneho domova a hostila nas dvacct sester po celY den. pki hie riAznSich her kde jsme se mely velice dobke.

Tak se porad jen chystame, 2c jiz zitra zaenem na diete aby jsme par funtri ztratily, ale neni mono zaeit. Porad same pikniky •a parties.

Jeclneho dne nine /taxa .stavkovala a nechtela zaeit. Privolank mechanik ji strkal as zaaada a pak mne baterie je slaba, niam pry vie jezdit abaterie ze pry zase zesili. Tak jsme jezdili jeden den do Sealy, kde mam hodne zna, myth a na druhY den do Guy, navgtivit pi. Truksovou jell sebou pan a pi. Joe Koval, BohuZel ze jsme pi. Truksovou na gli nemocnou, tak ze musel i lekat prijet a dat injekce na uti geni bolesti. Pani Truksova bude miti 88 rokil na 18. zaki velice krasnY vek, ale bolestnY. Casto se mne nekteri ptate prod vie nepigu, ale jak vidite redaktor oznamuje, ze n.eni placu, ze jenom ty nutne spolkove yeci uvetej ni ze neni mista.

Se srdeenSan pozdravem, ' Anna vrlova..

(Poz. red.:— Dosud kaZdY dopis vdas dogli byl uverejnen, ovgein ze zpravy einnosti kaclove maji ptednost.)

ye stkedu, dne 28. srpna 19h'i ftall eislo 38 Koval-, Texas Ctend reclakce, bratri a sestry.

Rad osveta eislo 38, odbY yal pravidelnon svoji schazi v nedeli 14. srpna o dvou nodinach odpoledne a to rids teSi, ze za hoine iteasti &lent). Brath a sestry se ujednali, ze budem poradat yeeeki pry niho sari a, tedy prosim nezapomente.

Veoere zaene v 5. hodin a sice Family Style jako domaci klobasy, norky smaSe ne kurata a co patri k tomu. Tak sestry naae jsou ZactanY aby donesly jak obykoldee, paje, kejky okurky eejne ktera, co mute .prinest a nezapomente na toho prvniho saki a prijd'te vSichni z blizka i z daleka..

SrdeenY pozdrav a nas dik Mary Stepan, Lillis IviCia Poz. red.:— Na po pr ye velice pane jste dopis slOZila. Jeri zas piSte a Sadne strachy.) )• Stribropena Vltava Vltavo ty modro-oka, prod tak rychle pospichag kvapig kolem Vygehradu a dal z mesta utikaS! Poekej trochu, modrYin okem na Prahu se podivej, vZdyt' ti ma,m co povedeti a pak zase dal spechej!

AZ' tam za most dolu prijda za ten :SirS, vinohrad, co ty huste stromy stoji, prekrasnY , uvidi S s sad.

Slavieek tam libe zpiva,, v stinne sedic v oFSine, u studanky devae stoji, odi ma uslzene.

Po Ziviitku hned ji pozna§ pane slate sponky ma, stribrny na krku kriZek a v nem stuZka eervena.

AZ se na ni dust nadivaS" a bel lasky bude znat, vzpomen na nine, ne2 oclejd6' pozdrav ini ji nastokrat! ) • 4 • (–

Rodinny° sjezd l'Yroeni sjezd rodiny!

Spanielova rodina bude konat sve dvacate shromaZdeni (Reunion) v Moravia Hall v necleli dne 1. sari (Sept.) Obed bude o 11:30. KaZdY kdo jest z rodiny teto a na ge pratele jsou fictive zvane.

Kandy jest Zadan ptinesti si sve jidla malY poplatek bude vitan ku kryti vYNa shledanou! loh z taneeni saba yon.

Louis Spaniel, Rt. 1. Moulton, Tex.

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DETSKA BES!DKA PRVNi ZKOIrSKA

(NaCrtla Lea Ostrovska) Kdya pantatovi LukeSovi, na poll zamestnanemu, pribehla dcera rici, aby pospi§il dornd, Me se mamince narodil chlapeeek, sejmul eepici s pro§edle hlavy a zboane se poktiMoval, zakptal: — "Dekuji ti, Boae, Me's: nine vysly§el —" "To mate radost, starosto, co?" zastavil jej soused Tre§nieka, pied chalupou pokuiujici, ruku mu podavaje.

"I jak pak ne, vadyt' ua jsem t_rnul stra them, Me to bade zase holka, co naene novY par ---" "Pro umueenou hodinu, koli pak tech deti jeAte chcete? Osm holek, vadyt' je to u vas jako v tureckem serailu. Kam se §lapne, same sukne, ale ted' mate prince, to bude slavy, aM mu o krtinach zahrajou mou zamilovanou: 46)-3m je kuMelek, devatY kral."

Tre§nieka se hluene masmal, as se mu maklepal pahY1 aluteho zubu, z horeni dasne yys.tripujici.

"Ba, kral, kral," pfitakal Luke§, vehaA.) `mete do staveni.

"Toeit se okolo neho musi v§echno, do kud nepochopi, k eemu je metla na svete."

'TteSniekovu pisnieku side o latinach inaleimu Pepiekovi Luke§ti nehrali, ale ma to kopu jinYch, Pill obce hostil starosta z radosti nad narozenim devateho Mena svoji rodiny, ae patri ku pokoleni silnej§ich.

Pepieek hYekan matkou a hlidan osmi pary odi Marlivtch sestrieek, rostl jako

z vody a DM pc) rote rombehl se malYmi krneky tatinkovi naproti.

A s clal§imi lety jeho eipernosti, pribYvalo rodierun radosti.

"StarY zrovna oail v torn diteti," zastavila jednou EukeSova isoused:ku, "dtiv si porad steaoval, Ze ho kiiz boll, nohy mu neslotiii, ale ted' s klukem se celY den nahoni, Me ani nevzpomene."

"Tak to bYva", svedeila Tre§niekova, "av§ak on je Pepieek k svetu podobnY. Matky vain ho zavidi, panimamo, jak by se tedy starosta v nem neyidel."

"Boainku, aa' jsem se tuhle rozplakala, j ab je ten ehlapec srdeenY. Koukam pies plot k yam, pantatik na dvore rozkroCen a zle se mraei , Pepanek neco proved a ma bYt bit."

"Ptines metlu," rozkazuje chlapci.

Ten se louda, louda, a koneene ji vytahne za sudem na vodu. Chvilku se jeSte rommy§11, pak volne dojde k tatikovi a povidd: "Tak tu ma§ a ma§-li srdce, nemaMe§ takovemu malemu chlapci nabit, kdya vi§ ae by ho to bolelo."

Starosta se rozesmal, as si musel boky Podraet a bylo po trestu."

"Je to kluk pod§ita, jak se na eloveka podiva je jeden s prisnosti hotov, ma ta kove dobracke odi, ae mu nernaaerne nic odeptit," s nadechem materske pychy prondAela Luke§ova.

"A ty jeho rozumy, Tre§niekova, jakaiva jste to nevidela. Chodi za talon a chce v§echno Mat, jako on. V§echno musi vedet. Onehdy se starY chystal do schuze. Kink ho pozoruje, jak tatik zastrkuje notYsky do kapsy.

"Na co ma§ tati tu Cernott kniMeeku?"

"To je notes, Pepieku, tam at zaznamenam, kdya mite tak nee° napadne, abych na to ye schazi nezaponmel."

"A nae ma§ ten CervenY notYsek?" otazal se dal a — neM mu to mohl tab. — odpovedeti "Tam si pi§e§,kdya ti nic nenapadne, vid'?"

Sousedky se bavily dale na fleet nadejneho synka starostova, kdya pro pani mamu Lukegovu pribehla dcerka, ze prigel kdosi pro mleko.

"Kde pak je tatinek?" tazala se hospodyne, vidouc deti v kuchyni samotny.

"Prigel sem policajt Potaeek, Me v dolej gi hospode zase Navratil vadi, aby to §el tatinek porovnat."

"Take nema chvilku pokoje ,kozel aby to starostenstvi zahueela Luke§ova zamestnavajic se pripravou veeete.

"Aninko. podivej se po Peplekovi, nekam se yen vytratil," obratila se po chvili k nejstar§i dceri.

Tato vybehla a za chvili prudce Metela do svetnice.

"Marninko, pojd'te honem ven! Mates nejspi§ odhodil na clvore cigar°, kaati-

Tana 9 na doutna", jako z mlY'nku sypalo se z rtiacrytch jeji Ustek.

"Bole na nebi, elovek aby mei oel y§u de, na nikoho se nemobn spolehnoati!

Vezmi honem claberik a polej ktitiela za dcerkou °pet yen utikajici, odtalaujir kastrol s ji§kou, aby se zatirn nespailla. treinivAi toto opatieni, spechala dvar, aby se sarna presvecleila Slcuteene, nad preklopenott kogatinou, y e ktere travu vozivali, plouhaly se §eda ye modre oblaalcy dYrnu a rozeilene cite pripaclalo, e vidi i jiskry, z nicha by mail zhoubnt poMar vzejiti.

Vsak jia AniCka skokem byla u mista ohroaeneho a jeciinYm chrstmithn y yprazdnila obsab nacloby, jiz sotva tubama obrnYkala.

PronikavY vYkrik me spod ko§atiny se ozvav§i, polekal ji ton merou, daber upustila a ten s haramnYm hluk m kou lel se po dvoiT "Co to (legate, safienti, snad nehoti?" ozval se ramne bospoclar, dome se vra"I koCatina doutnala," promluvila ke:§ova, "Anieka to ulila."

"A cote tak piska? Holka blazniva jeti a nevi proe."

"To ja ne, maminko," hajilo se clevee,, "nekdo tam je pod ni ukazalo baalive na politou korbu VOZOVOli. Jeclnim trhnutim ruky starosta ko§athin pozvedl a -Ja.ko zmokla slepielca seclel v lotrai Pepieek, cosi azkostlive schcriavaje pod bat.

"Zatra kink," vybuchl strut, tu delis? Hned lez yen!"

Hoch se k tomu prilis nemel, tiskna pravici stale pod kabatem k hruclniku.

"Vyndej ruku!" znel kategoricky roc kaz otvil y po seznani rompaka chlapcoyYch. Stalo se. Pcpieek vyndal ruku s ni i tatinkovou dYmku, kterou tento sotva zapalenou, pri ma,hlem odchodu z domova musil odloaiti.

"Tak to je to doutnani! PrachmilionskY dareba, vkchno vyslidi. To je §estilete cute, at' se nan nekdo podiva, vyba fa pal fajfky; v§ak ja ti zaaenu chut' na koureni," pantata se chystal napome nuti sy a, eimsi padnePim doloaiti.

Pepieek postavil se do zkroukne posite, zvedl velke hnede oci jako rosou zamMene.

"Tatieku, nehnevej se, prosim! Vadyt' mamince rika§, ae se ma ktrit ocl sirky a ja nechtel, abys musel druhou stria' napaloval. Jen sem do toho foukal, aby ti fajfeieka nezhasla, nea prijcle§. A ta hloupa Nana zrovna vy§plichne voclu, kdya nine to nejlip hereto.

Starosta se rychle otocii, aby otcovskou jeho autoritu nepodyratil smith, jeuM • mu kutky Ust potrhaval. — —

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Prave to St'astne, jako slibenY trest, odbyl si Pepieek nasledky prvniho pokusu kurackeho. Silna pkirozenost jeho ku podivu lelice preSla pies michanY poZitek uherskeho s trikralovYm. "Jestli kluk vezme vSechna ma napomental tak doslova., jako s tend sirka.mi, musi-studovat na advokata," prohlasil LukeS, kdy2 se byly deti ku spanku uloZily.

"A mysliS, ze bude mit vlohy k tomu?" nedUverive se ptala hospodyne.

"Jakpak are, kdyZ u2 ted' tolik snese a dovede sc ze vSeho vymluvit." — ) • 40 • Ztracela sc na koinore slanina svacleli to na naSetio Martina.

Martin ale ten se duSoval ze on jen vZdy kousek si sebral vzal pry sobe se slaniny jen kousek aZ pry zustal na hrebiku provazek. ) • 40 ° Jenieku nas`, co to delaS? deti jdou ze Skoly ty tepr y do Skoly se kolibaS nedbaS. meeku nas co pak delaS ys porad ospaly y e Skala nedbalY Co s toho mar`? ze nic necibaS! Poirevky 0ece sedlak otavu zaria pohrabuje synek Nazi vozu dcerka naSlapuje ) • •T• • Mile teple !eta vsude nam to kvetlo, vi Li pekneho, ,Inodraho, ba i aerveneho. louka zazelend, klckuu si ja na kolena, riatrharn si kviteeek, upletu ti veneeek.

Tatieku hraj! svnku jakou? inane slepieku z.t kamny v hnizdeeku :Cliocholatatt:) Tatieku hrell vrrlau jakou'; manic babicku peei v koZiSku (31clovlasou:) ) Slribrne ty kiikurice zlata jakou radost mame domovino nab,.

Nod pokiady sveta vg: eko si vas ceni o vas nikdy v Texasu louse ilea

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aeenky nagi slepieky (Jos. Barnas.)

Sedela slepieka, na vajlekach, dvanact kaeenek, hezounkYcla panenek vysedela.

Pribehla hospodyne a volala: kae, kac lin ky, linky, rhalinky linky, kae, kae. A tak poznala slepieka, Pepieka, ze nenia detieky kuratka, ale drobounka kaeatka.

Sest jich bylo OutavYch, Best tmavYch jako scoria. Zobacky Siroke, noZieky placate, briSka, se smeSne kolibala; sem tam, sem tam. Slepieka mohia na nich eel nechat a brzy je vedla na procha2ku . Potkal je kohout, neco mu neSlo as rozum: Slepleko Pepidko, eervend hlavieko, jake to dime mar detieky?

A slepieka vysvetlovala: Kohoutku Proutku, ty start' bloudku, copak LIZ nepoznaS kachnieky? vedla je s pVchou pies dvareeek tam nekam dozadu na sadeeek. A dvanact kaeatek vybehlo ze vratek. Za malou chvi lieku zahnuly k rybnieku.

"Tam ne, tam se pkec nesmi."

"My jenom troSieku."

A slepieka Pepieka na brehu behala, poplaSene kdakala: "Ach, bo‘Ze, boZinku, achach, jejdaneeku, kokokokodak, pojd' se kohoutku podivat."

Kohoutek pribehl, hrebinek se mu na Wave Udivem postavil: "Kykyryky, to jsou mi podivne zvyky."

Jenoni ty kaCenky vesele se smaly, roz pustile dovadeli a SirokVini zobaeky ye vode evachtaly a hatialy: Slepieko Pepieko, prcdobra matieko nic ce a nas nabob pkijdeme brzieko.

A plavaly, plavaly, celY rybnieek preplavaly.

Chvatala za nimi slepieka cela ustraSend. Ale ne2 kolem dokola rybnieek obeSla a s hraze, k pottleku sbehla, byly 112 kaeenky dal/no tytam. "Kokokodak, kde pak jste, kaeenky, kdepak?"

Nikdo so slepiece neozYval.

"Co si ja uboha, slepieka poenu?"

Tak bedovala a po vode be2ela horemridden', horempadem. Seal tam na olSi SpaeiSek pan.

Ve stredu, dne 28. srpna 1957 prohliZela kdejake Kdo vi, kdo vi, kde si ty kachnieky asi lovi. AZ na ne pkiSla pied mlYnem v dolieku, sedelY schouleny v jedinem klubieku.

Tuze jirn slepiaka vycinila, velikou oklikou dome odvadelai. Politoval ji dvorku kohoutek Proutek: Slepicko Pepleko, zdali pak vii, de z lehle detieek. zeSediviS? ) 4 DallaskY Klub mladde iadu 84 V anglicke easti tohoto eisla najdete elaneeek o cinnosti Klubu mia.cleZe i obrazck suoastnika vYletu jejich na Willey's Dude Ranch pull Grapevine, Texas.

Pod dahledern sestry Petrove zajiste ze tam jak popisuje nalaclY JanouSek, meli dobre easy. — Velice nas to teSi/ de za° hajili tak peknou einnost a kNzdY ten nas kad, kterk einnost mladeZe sve podporuje a ji napomaha pro sebe buduje skvelou budouenost Mnoho dike Janouikovy za peknott zpravu. ) • 4, ° Sestavuieme Dejiny Jiz delSi dobu snaZime se sehnati jake vertihocine spisky k sestaveni naKroniky nasich pionYra Sich dejin. jsem jilt, do by valne prispeli abychom s udajd mohli spojit ruzna fakta o poeinech tech naSich pkedka v tech inaSich ocadach.

VaSe pomoc mild etenari doclanim tech to spra y ze starch zaznamit velice tuto praci mute usnadniti . Opakujeme svoji Zeiclost byste moZno-li zaslali nam. verulamine udaje z VaSich rodin od zakladate,hi a p e)) od starAh eicntl nod Jecinoty. - - NaSo Illavni itraclovna a cold flak bratrstvo bade Vain z naniahu po ydeeno. Neopomente pro rim ! ) 4 ( V nasich osaclach nutno jednati tak jak einili v Cedar Rapids:— Chceme-li uchZet naSi materskout ree, nutno ji ucit nisi - naSi budoucnost. — Chceme-li udrZeti naSe easopisy, musi se ease nalacle2 ueit oesky eist.

Kdo tak dini, zaslubuje — Dries nein vyrnluvy, Ze neni clobre ueebnico - eitanky pro ueeni poca(kiun eeskeho etc iii. Nezapoinenme vsak stare -no reeni, 2e bcz pracc nejsou kolae e.

PH -kern so osvedeila eitanka Jaro, kte roll vydalo Ceske litereirni sdrOeni Texaske statni universite v Austinu. — Tuto oitanku mil& mit kaZdY, kdo zaiSle $1.00 na adresu Dr. Ed Mieek, University Station, Austin 12, Texas a take mute zaeit s ueenim eeske reei naSich to se vi, Jsme opravdu drdi na, iispech Ceske le tamhle se schovaly tni Skoly v Cedar Rapids a srdeeno do krovi.

13eZela slepieka pada], potoka, zvedave blahoprejeme!

Spadeku, Spaeieku, mtj roily chlapiku, nevidel's kachtneky me nove eletiCky? A SpaCieek zahvizdal:

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Ramona mega pernou praci zasytiti dva hladovce. Kd.yZ se ji to podarilo, hnala mne na rohoZky. Papusi hupnulo za 1111101,1 a jiZ jsme odpoeivali. e Nejecinou si sedla k nam a delala. male kazanieko, zatim co se jell muZ mleky usmival.

Posunky i podivnou anglietinou vypra yovala, ze mno1i bilY Clo y & zunizel v kterd je pina vulkanickYch vyvrenin a zemnich rozsedlin. Papusi nerd dosud schopno orientate a tak zapadne me spolu do nejake propasti, odkud nam Adolf Heydirk mute pemoci jen "VelkY duck". Bude'-ll totiz chtit.

Ramonin muZ pak poznamenal, Ze PaWeeti s tatinLem nebo maininkou a pusi ma schopnosti velkYch bojovnikt1 ?looms jr!, aby Ti vysvetlili neznama azteskYch a s nim ze je moZno cestovati, va! Potom sl r vise opiS do seMtu! V pomleli, clue 19. srpna, v den sqe,11 ani2 by hrozilo zbioudeni.

Meli jsme tedy hospodare na sve strana • ozenin, strYeck vzporninal na male velke svou etenai. skou rodinu. ne, ale nekolik dun zdrZeli jsme se dalTo bylo take piieinou, pro:, dal do Ma- rich "vandre . Predne proto, Ze Ramona leho basen. "Co je Ta nu- yyrabelo hrnce a jd chtela bYt p•itomna ti k lrceniyslcni. Vzporninky pi ltel v2dy- Pii onom velkam dile. Druha prieina, pros jsme ustali v cestovani, byla, Ze pri elky st •!"g ka liotesi. Diky za ne! jel Rainonin bratr, s nimZ jsem se seS portlyavem znamila y e Skala a kterY vlastne byl StrSqlek Mieek v Austinu. I einott, Ze jsem poznala i obyvatele PuebAdresa str5'e"ka je: Dr. Ed. Nlii,;ek, VSichni trj, t. j. Papusi, Ivy a ja, pleUniversity Station, tli jsme se hospodyni do prate, vS'ude Austin, Texas. piece ci mysleli, Ze bez prekaZeli e by se to neebeSlo.. Malovani hrncii mne tak zajimalo, Ze jsem odmitla doprovazeti kolegu Ivyho do Phonix, karnZ se rozhodl vyjeti kcrimo. Opustil nas k vel kemu uleheeni me hostitelky, kterd byla Pokratovr ni. rada, Ze se aspori jednoho pomocnika Vracivali jsme se z toulek vyhladove- zbavila. li. V 111C 1- 1 eetnYalt kapsach bYval podVeeer pi- ed odjezdem Ivyho sedeli jsme niknut lov na koZdou ktirku, oschlOu plat ku. Drobeeky dostaly koleavky. JeSterky limed chatou. Papusi ov'Sem u nine, Ac nas pozorovaly udivene a nebyly pranic ne.mluvilo anglicky, vedelo, a eem jell° plache, kclyZ jsem je prohliZela Byly strYc vypravuje a pozorne nastouchakrasne zelene a °el jim zaiily jako dra- ; 10. hokamy. Podobaly se skmistnYm sper Precimetem naM •y eeerni rozmluvy byl kUm azteskYch princezen. start' vyhynnlY kmen indianskY Cliff Ktly2 jsme odpoeivali, east° nod narui DwellerU. Ivy vypravoval, Ze zustaly pa plul orel. Sum jeho peruti doletal aZ k tomto kmenu pribytky ye skalach, die nam. Mizel dal a dal, a2 zapadl Ye skali- nichZ moZno souditi, Ze skalni obyvate skdch carionu. Dotal k nam nekdy i le vyhynuleno kmene nalezali se na vybvizcl parostroje. Do tithe plane zaletl sokem stupni kulturnim. Nejvice pama-lento hluk civilisace z ohromne dalky tek po jench einnosti se naleza, v a nine hylo desne .smutno. NestY- Colorado a v carionech vYchodnich pCiskalo se mi site pa civilisaci, ale kdoZ ton. Tam ye skalnich rozsedlinach a rozuml lidskemu srcici? Stale cosi Zadd jeskynich, ktere vyhlodaly prudke reky, a malokdy je spokojeno a teskniva, a- sania pMracla poskytla moZnost k dpraniZ vy pros. . ye skalnich pribytkU . A v S'irokch ladotainn0Si krajiny darilo se rostlinKdyZ, jsme se utrmaceni priblizili k stvu znamenite.

Pueblu, vybehla narn ystiqc matka diIvy vypravoval, jak Cliff Dwellerove tete Papusi nebylo vlastne utrmacene, vytvorill zvlastni architekturu, odlftou jen hlaclove. Zato bile tvar se dovle- od jinYch.. kla -bidne do chaty. (V Pueblo neni stajak by si atienM pkedstavoval, ale (Pokraovani.)

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ednesday, August, 28, 1957

The Iron Curtain

Readers:

By Mrs. Betty Jurica Jiri, Mr. George Mikuidak, met us with i • , write a brief story of ray out Europe and, all the 'world, There is .open arms. This scene was seen on every th : ,.t, c . 1 ' acs the an Cur- perscmalized service in 55 KIM offices side, laughter tears everywhere.

There were and chartered buses to take us tan. ne C. . . ,i .. .. very beautiful all over the U. S. A. Their slogan is "It's count n :'c.'s like l .a1 sing hi a dream a Treat to go Dutch,"and it's true to to our next stop, HotekBsplanade. This y ad hotel is located two blocks from theVaworld. For touring and visiting it is every word. good, but for living there, I don't care Well here we were aboard an. Luxu- clayske Namesti. This is in the heart of Prague, the capital city of Czechoslovafor the living conditions. Now I will try rious Dutch Airline and the Stewardess kia. Here all 57 were each given a room to . e an outline of the trip to G'zecho- announced that we would fly at 19000 and the fun began. slovakia. ft. It wasn't long that a steward served As we all were exited and exchanging of us drinks of our choice and at money wasn't any fun at all. One had A V T OUP of '-even left from Corpus ti. They are the following: Mi. and 6:00 p. ,irr. supper was served, piping hot to buy so many hotel coupons and meat (has. Holasek, Mr. and MIS. Steve and did it taste good. Our next stop was tickets to get the advantage of getting , Mrs. Frank Zdansky, Mrs. Car- Gander, Newfoundland. We arrived at 21.60 crowns per American dollars. It Vuselka, and I. We left from Corpus 10:30 p. m. All of the passengers got was hard to understand and this took a on June 8 at 7:00 p. in. for out and did it feel cool, a low 44 degrees. lot of explaining to lot of us. non , we arrived by bus in Houston As we left the plane we were each given The first evening, June 10, my dither, 't 12:45 a. in. We stayed at the bus a ticket good for a drink of our choice, uncle, sister and I took a walk airough station till 2:30, then Mr. Strmiska and compliments of KLM. We stayed here the beautiful park across the street Mrn Holasek want to the Rice Hotel to 45 minutes. As We again got settled in from the hotel, around the Hlavni see if anyone was there, because this was our seats, lights were put out and we drazi and Narodni Museum. Also took the place we were suppossed to meet got settled for a good nights sleep, several pictures that evening. The next and depart for the International Airport. 'wonder who slept). Now we were told. day we went sight seeing through 'PraWhen we arrived at the Rice Hotel, few that the plane may not make a stop at ha and saw many interesting places persons were there and it wasn't long Shannon, Ireland, but that we would be which have historical backgrounds. We that two chartered buses came and all told in the morning the procedure of saw the astronomical clock, old Town of the luggage was loaded on and off the trip. As it turned out, we flew Hall, Prasna Brana, Mirove Namesti, to the airport we went. At the Airport, straight to Amsterdam, Holland in 10 Hrad'cany and several churches, Then were the rest of the tourists to hours fr=om. Gander, Newfoundland. Here we also took ,a walk across the Old ibis trin on a chartered plane to we were served lunch at a nice restau- Charles Bridge, which was built in 1342.

Cedloslov.:.!•.',:),. Every one was exited rant and who wished, could shop at the This bridge was the first one to be and . 1..lking,..bout the plane and many Airport. Several of us bought souveniers built in Prague. It crosses the river other things. It's funny, one doesn't .and all were ready to take off for that Vltava. There are many bridges cross. tc.1-MW the people, but it takes only min- last hop to Prague. We left here at 2:001 ing this river. us p. m. and.by 4 o'clock we arrived at RuJune 12, early in the irfarnin r we utes to get acquainted and all were like old friends, all there , were zyne. (Airport outside the city limits of started. out again through the city on a tour, by walking, street car and bus, 57 persons to take this adventurous trip Prague.) abroad. 13 fore vv e knew it, the luggage There were photographers every- One must have good pair of walking 'a s wel:.-hed and checked and we were where and newspapermen a plenty. All shoes anzl good legs to keep going. For told at the Chartered plane was ready of us had to go inside and give our pass- the streets •.re, not paved only made of a off. For many, this was their first ports to the Pohranicni Contnala CSR. stones. That day we saw the Narodni airplane trip and before we knew, all Here a welcoming carr ymittee met us vadlo, Vysehrad and did some shopping. a 'Delta Arline". and all ladies were given a. sweet pea That same evening we went to the seals and our corsage. There were several from the Hradcany, this is the Presidents headwas ready fdr Cede'_ Travel agency there and welcora- quarters. Here is located, Chrain sv. Vita, G o fra by plane is eel all of us to their country and moth- where Svaty Vaclav is buried more than lots of fun, before we all realized we ,erlan• of many among the 57 Texans. thousand years ago.

On thte night of June 11, we went t c,ff the ground and above the city. Mr. Valcik gave a response address to The stewardess : announced that the the welcoming committee. The first of- see the Opera "Netopyr by Johann lane would fly at 9000 ft. and all pas- tering to us Was a loaf of bread and salt Strauss. All of us enjoyed this opera sengers remain: seated as long as the as this is the custonr of the country, and the ballet troupe that performed in signal light was on, 'inc flight from Few minutes later our passports were it.

(To be Continued.)

Houston to N. Y. lasted 7 hours. Break- returned to use and we could go and * 4, faSt was served at 8:00 a. rn. We arrived meet our relatives and friends, that dui:n New York at the Idlewald Air p ort ing all of this titre were waiting patientThe widely held belief that dew gives 0' p. M. At the Airport we all had ly in another room. This was the hapa larr h and than we checked our lug- piest moment for all of us, for many of little benefit to plants has been disprovgage at the K. L. M. Royal Dutch Air- is it was our first meeting with rela- es. Dew may be on important source of line, the finest in the world. The rest tives, all the kissing, hugging, and the moisture — totaling as much as 10 of our luggage was weighed (K L M tears fell, this was the most joyous inches of water a year. our plane was announced inement. 'ere at the Airport my father's Grade "B" Eggs are just as high in p. en. Much exitement among all -sister, Mrs. Pepina Mikuleak, her husof us, as this was the flight overseas. hand Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Zdenek Ku- food value as Grade "A" and "AA" acTraditional Dutch Hospitality travels char, and their son Zdenek Jr., Mrs. cording to extension food and nutrition with you. Dutch fiioileilineSS through- Vera KrQj el disci her two sons La'da, and specialists.

Ve stledu, dne 28, srpna 1957

popstek Vkber rani -11 . na<si'J. P. J. S. T. Vyberte si Vida B:

potieby

Do2Ivotne poplatky se plati at do smrti.

Trida C: 20ti splatkova, dotivotni. Poplatky se plati pouze 20 let.

Tfida D: 15 ti splatkova dotivotni. Poplatky se plati pouze 15 let.

Tlida E: 10 ti splatkova dotivotni. Polatky se plati pouze 10 let.

Trida F: 15ti Leta nadaeni. Obnos certifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let.

Tkida G: 20ti lets nadaeni. Obnos certi fikatu jest vyplacen za 20 le.

Tkida H: Nadaeni y e 65ti let. tlen plati poplatky at do 65ti let.

60t1 TIlda I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni let.

Tkida K: Splatkova do 65ti let, dotivotni.

Tiida L: Dvojnasobne trazove pojiSteni (Double Indemnity) certifikat se vystavuje do obnosu $5,000.00, dodatedne k jinemu certifikatu.

Tlida M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosateni 65 rokil stati Glen dostava Zemesient plijem clokud demfe-li pled 80 lety dici dostanou mesieni plijem do 80 vYroei zar.-.Nzenin na.

Tild ' MC: 20ti lets tpisova ochrana ktera se rano zmenSuje, at stane vyplacene pojikeni na $1,000.00.

Trida lOti leta fiplsova ochrana ktera se 'Vane zmenSuje, az zAstane vyplacene pojikeni na $1,000.00, Tlida N: lOti lets upisov ochrana. tienum kteli maji vyptjeene penize od S. P. J. S. T. Vida N2: lOti lets tpisova ochrana.Olekteli nemaji ptjeku na majetek od S. P. J. S. T. V Detskem Oddeleni Vida JT: Doeasna pojikiini do 16 let, ktere se mute zmeniti na kterekoliv jine pojikeni, kdykoliv net closahne 16 let. da JS: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. Piny obnos pojikeni se vyplati v plipadu tmrti od veku 1 roku.

Titida JE: Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let; piny obnos pojikeni se vyplati v plipadu tmrti od veku 1 roku.

Tlida JG: 20t1 lets nadaeni, pint obnos obnos pojiMni se vyplati

VESTNiK -- WEST, TEXAS

Strana 13 na od veku 1 roku. ptipadu trti Vida JI: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni y e e- T]-nty ` Y' es ku 60 leet, pinSi obnos se vyplati v ptipadu {wort od veku 1 roku.

Payor Insurance: tlendm v tom Detskem Odboru jest Jednotou poskytovaClass B. Ordinary Life na vSt hoda ochrany poplatky Class C. 20 Pay Life za ditko platiciho, tak zvanou Class D: 15 Pay Life "Payor Insurance", kteratto Class E: 10 Pay Life ochrana za mirnSt mesieni poClass F: 15 Pay Endowment platek zbavuje, v plipadu smrClass 0: 20 Pay Endowment ti platiciho poplatky povinClass H: Endowment at age 65 nosti dalSiho placeni poplatClass I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 6C ki na takto chranenY certiClass K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 65 fikat.

Class L: Double Indemnity Insurance, ) 4 • ( issued up to the sum of $5,000.00 ADDRESSES OF DISTRICT Class M: Retirement at 65 ORGANIZERS Class MC: 20 year decreasinN martDIST. I—V. H. Barina game protection with a $1,000.00 Rt. 1 Paid-up certificate after 20 years Smithville, Texas Class MX: 10 year decreasing mortDIST. II—Chas. Navratil gage protection with a $1,000.00 816 E. Ave. A Paid-up certificate after 10 years Temple, Texas Class N: 10 year decreasing mortgage DIST. III—Arn. Vrla insurance, issued to members who 5532 Ellsworth have real estate loans from SPJST Dallas, Texas DIST. IV—Fred Kveton Class N2: 10 year decreasing mortRoute 1 gage insurance issued to members Abernathy, Texas who have real estate loans from DIST. V—J. M. Skrabanek other than the SPJST. 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Juvenile Department Bellaire, Texas Class JT: Term insurance to 16 years 131ST, VI—Ign. Senkyrik of age which may be converted into 405 Market St. any other class of insurance before El Campo, Texas attaining age 16.

DIST. VII—Chas. Cerny Class JS: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at 1125 Austin Hwy. age 1 San Antonio 9, Texas Class JE: Endowment at age 18, Full ) • 4* • (— Benefit at age 1 Class JO: 20 Pay Endowment, Full Benefit at age 1 Class JI: 20 Pay Endowment at age 60. Full Benefit at age 1 Payor Insurance: This Order offers There seems to be some misinterpre- payors of premiums for members in this tation of t he convention ruling that all department the benefit of PAYORS INpand up policy holders are entitled to SURANCE according to which plan paythe Vestnik. ment of premiums stops upon the death In this case the "paid up" 3fers to of the payor. * ) I those policy holders who carried their policies to MATURU'Y and are nocc Ask any family man why he has paid up policy holders of a 10, 15, or 20 insurance and to will probably say: •— year policy. and rightly. Howfor protection" Those who did not carry their insur- ever, many fail to realize the unique adance policy to maturity and received a vantage of life insurance as a means of paid up policy for that portion of the — SAVINGS. It is only human nature to need a policy value it represented at that time ARE NOT entitled to the Vestnik. Be- systematic incentive to make real head. fore writing to headquarters for your way in saving money. A sound life in Vestnik, please be sure that you are surance program, because it calls fot a Paid Up By Maturity policy holder regular premiurr., payments, provider( such an incentive. with our SPJST.

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Paid Up Certificate Holders — Notice

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Matter to be publish'rd should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue.

Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, To as.

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FOUNDED 1897

rostxuastor: Please Send Form 3679 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. BO 4011, TEDrPLE, 'TEXAS

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK 'DEN HALL YOUTH ROCK AND ROLL WITH THE TIDE Last Thursday night, August 15th was the Youth Night at Linden Hall, and your Editor and wife took a pleasant ride into the cool of the evening to the Hall to see how their experiment in Youth was progressing.

The lit up Hall could be seen from the highway and as one approached the grounds, lined up cars could already be seen in the spotlights. Inside the jukebox was loudly giving forth with the drum beat of the jungle while someOne was pouring out words of love.

The youth came. Members with their escorts to sit at tables and chairs arranged for them by the Hall, and the dance floor lights were dimmed down for atmosphere. The young ladies in their full skirts and many ruffled petticoats twirled and turned in rhythm to the beat, with their partners, dancing many intricate steps but in orderly fashion to their picked and favorite selections, some of them even bringing their favorite records along, to be played over and over again. They made a pretty picture.

There were three or four married couples present as hosts and hostesses that night, who sat on the sidelines and discussed Lodge business.

One sister remarked rather sadly that some of the membership objected to the Rock and Roll dancing. Frankly, this group of over 80 young people (yes, they counted heads) were every bit as nice in their form of dancing as those that have been shown on some of our TV channels. They were not rowdy, for every member felt responsible for his or her guest, who in many cases and not members of our S.P.J.S.T. While most of these non-member guests are still in high school, in two or three years will be on some compatay's payroll, and if they have been treated nicely at our Linden Hall, they will come back to Linden. Hall, to become members and leaders in the Lodge Work of N. Br. Organizers, here are your potential new members who will

keep your Lodge active when you are too tired to do it.

I remember in my youth the "Shimmy" was the vogue. Because it was the "thing" in Paris, everybody 'was doing the Shimmy. If anyone dared to suggest that it was vulgar, he was simply told that he "had a nasty mind." Then came the Black Bottom, The Charleston with the slinging of the feet as if disjointed. It was the rage. It came like a tidal wave over America, and as ridiculous as it may have looked to the older generation who vowed youth was on the road to purgatory, youth seemed to have survived the era without any outward signs for the worse. The Rock and Roll if it is danced as we saw it at Linden Hall is much more appropriate to these young people than the Bunny Hopp is to some white-haired, dignified business tycoon who wields an iron hand over his employees during business hours and who hops like a bunny in the evening.

Soft drinks ONLY are sold on Thursday nights. This is the only expense the young people may have. The good sisters and brothers always have a little treat for the youth at the end of the evening such as cookies, popcorn or as on this particular night, they had a watermelon party in the back of the lighted grounds, under the stars, which was welcomed by all The members of Linden Hall have long ago realized that is their Lodge is to grow and progress, they themselves will have to hold and entice youth into their fold. For this reason, they are willing to invest in a little popcorn or a watermelon, or pay for the additional lights, jukebox, etc., for they know that if these non-member young people are shown a good time in good comcany, they will come back to Linden Hall when they become wage earners and will join their ranks.

Don't you think it is a good investment? If feasible, go down to Linden Hall some Thursday night and see for yourself, will you?

I thank you!

L. O. H.

Dear Members: - With each Death Notice, the Secretary of our Supreme Lodge, Br. Chupick, sends out a form of inquiry -to the local lodge secretary which reads as follows: "It is my aim, purpose and enteavor, to procure for publication in tfie Vestnik, a short biography of all of our deceased members. In connection with that endeavor, I am coming to you for help in securing a short biography of the member captioned above. If you cannot give me the required information on the enclosed form, will you, please contact some surviving member or members of the family of,. the deceased and obtain such information from them; write it on the encloSed form and then mail it to me or request them_ to do so.

In addition to the information requested on the enclosed form, add any information or data relative to the life, history or biography of the deceased.

It will be very much appreciated.

Please, help me in my effort to give our deceased members a slight token of recognition and honorable mention, after they have passed â&#x20AC;˘ away, by publishing their biographies in this manner, in the This information then enables us, Vestnik, our Official Organ." to publish and complete some data as is given in our Vestnik in Czech and English and we thank our Secretary Br. Chupick, for these efforts.

Yours truly, THE EDITOR ( 46 FROM OUR BROTHER, PRESIDENT ED. L. MAREK Our Br. Marek, president of the Supreme Lodge and his wife desire to express their heartfelt thanks to all individuals and our Lodges for the kind expression of sympathy sent to them in time of distress. They were all encouraging.

"We assure you that your devotion has been very much appreciated and we thank you one and all."

Wednesday, August 29, 1957

ViSTNf)t

LODGE SVORNOST JIHU No. 20 OF HATS OFF TO THE PAST. COATS OFF BUCKHOLTS, TEXAS AND R.V.O.S. TO THE FUTURE, HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER THERE IS WORK TO DO Sunda,y, Aug, 18, Lodge Svornost Jihu No, '20 and the local R.V.O.S. Lodge alof Buckholts, Texas, sharing the same Hall, had their annual gathering at a common table to a nice crowd.

After a very brief business meeting and speeches made by different local officers of the S.P.J.S.T. Supreme Lodge Brs. Marek, Chupick and Navratil, the meeting was adjourned for lunch.

The Texas Czech sisters are noted for their bountiful boards and the good sisters, of Buckholts were no exception.

Everything was tasty and there was plenty of it. Our thanks to you all and our best wishes to you all for lots of health and happiness.

The Buckholts Lodge Hall with its tall round dome and its many windows in its circular construction is only a stone's throw from the town itself on a paved highway, with a good dance floor and plenty of parking space — an ideal spot for dancing. They have a very nice refreshment section, a roomy stage with dressing room space in the wings — an ideal spot for giving plays and lots of young folks to give the plays. What some lodges wouldn't give for such a stage!

The Editor and wife arrived a little late, but were delighted to again meet so Many old friends and make new acquaintances, Especially nice was the meeting of their Charter Member, Sister Svetlik, I didn't catch her first nome but she is the wife of Br. John Svetlik, Who took a lively interest in all the "goings on" in the Lodge. It was a pleasure, Sister Svetlik, and many many more happy years to you.

The Vrazel Band was setting up their instruments for the Battle Dance that night when the Editor took leave to wend his way home through the Sunrafflc, and will lolng remember the congenial gathering that afternoon in Buckholts, after so many years since he was last there, and wishes for the Lodge Svornost Jihu and its sister Lodge R.V.O.S. many continued years of prosperity, in harmony and friendship, together. That is what counts!

Fraternally yours, THE EDITOR ) ° 4., • ( PRINCIPAL QUITS AT CROSBY HIGH The principal of Crosby High School has resgened to become principal of another high school at McCauley.

Jerry Prochazka, junior high school principal at Crosby, will become hgih school principal it was announced recently,

Last year the "Fraternal Bitonotor" published a report of new insurance written by fraternal organizations and the increase of insurance in force which, shows that Fraternal Insurance written was 30 per cent greater with a. net gain of 9 per cent of insurance in force, over the previous year. This is the average increase shown by all fraternal societies. Many associations made far greater gains than these average figures. If our Association and your lodge did not show such growth during that time, it would be an indication that our members and organizers were spinning their wheels, not keeping up with similar organizations.

During this 60th anniversary year of the SPJST when we remember and honor the efforts and achievements of the founders of our organization, we would do well to take as our slogan these words which also appeared in the above mentioned report: "Hats off to the past. Coats off to the future. There is work to do."

afford to pay the premium, but it is as much if not more of a mistake to sell too little insurance to an individual, For even if the time should come when his income has decreased so that he can no longer continue to carry such a large amount of insurance, he will have had low-cost adequate protection during the years when it was most needed. He will have built an amount of paid' up in:surance and the initial amount of the policy may always be lowered.

It is quite necessary to save money during the most productive years, and the urge of meeting periodic payments for life insurance is perhaps the best way to learn the habit of .saving. Any young person who does not have the sponsibility of meeting definite pay-; nients is very apt to spend all4-fe earns on unnecessary things. FOr thiS reason, we must „see that our children learn the habit of saving at an early age. Buy insurance for your children, help tiredr to become responsible for saving 'least part of the premiums until are able to assume all the cost. There is no finer gift for birthdays, for ChrisL, mas or at other gift-giving times, 1%:r you will be giving resptinsibility and teaching thrift and self-reliance three requirements for success in life ) • dr. •

We might also add that in this field of fraternal work it is sometimes not only necessary to remove your coat, but to roll up your shirtsleeves as well. For —Every Member secure a Member, young people are often hot easily won prospects. Young men, during their first •T0 • earning years are indifferent toward —Every Member secure a Member. life insurance. They have not yet realized the importance and wisdom of taking advantage of building an adequate life insurance program during the years WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADIT,21;;S USE THIS COUPON when the cost of insurance is less than in later life.

Supreme Lodge, The years go by quickly and suddenly Box 400, Temple, Texas. they are faced with the fact that they I am asking you to change my delthc are not adequately insured. They won- of The Herald (Vestniik) as follows; der why they did not buy more insurooze when they were young. This reali- My new address zation usually comes at .a time when the family income can scarcely be stretched to cover the outgo, and the cost of insurance at this later age is prohibitive. For some, insurance even at a high rate is not obtainable -- if they are no longer insurable risks.

My old add Remind your friends and acquaintances how necessary it is for them and their children to secure an adequate amount of life insurance whilethey are young, while the cost is still low. The amount of life insurance a man should have depends on individual circumstances, but is should be enough to enable him to achieve his plans for the future, both for himself and those dependent upon him. It is unwise and useless to sell large policies to those who cannot

belong to Lodge No. Fraternally, Liiglaat

TbzK

F.311.13a 10 STATEMENT OF

TEST; TEXAS

Rrourrs AN9

DISIT.TIRSE !VW 'TS FOR TN, 1957

ZPRAVA PRLOVIIII i% Vi7 DANI ZA

ENEC, 1957 Mortuary Unirtni

GECEIPTS -.- PAIJEM 'ayments on mortgage loans - Splatky majetkovYch ptij'aek )ayments on certificate loans -- Splatky na certilikatove piljay 'remiums - Umrtni poplatky od iddu .nterest from certificate loans -- Urok a certifikatovych pfiRek interest from Mortgage Loans - f_Trok majetkovYch 13-Week Int. from Bonds --trok z bondu _--_--.__..-------------------------.---.-__._.-_____.-.

‘•'.11. E. 0. Rent - Najem z majetku R. M. 0.

Z mineralniho majetku ____________ _______ _ ______ 1 S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent -- Najem z budovy ___________ Appraisal fee - Na odhady ! Sale of Supplies - Prodej •adovYch poti•eb Total Receipts - Celkov3i pFijem Cash Balance 7-1-57 - Hotovost DISBURSEMENTS - 1717DANI: Mortgage loans - Majetkove ptijeky Certificate loans - Certifikatove pi_Bay Death Claims - Vyplacene ilmrtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus -- Vracene dmrtni poplatky a bonus R. E. 0. Expense and Insurance --- 11 E 0 vydani a pojisteni Rest Home - Na dim odpoeinku S. P. J. 5. T. Building Maintenance - Vyclezovani budovy ____ Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pi a.vnik o vi za Vy riz ova ni pfij eek .„, ..... ,_ Audit - Prohlidka knih Car expense - vYlohy na, auto ,..... - ..... - .......... ____ ----- ......... --.

Commissions - Komi'Ane Contribution - Dary Medical examinations - Lekarske prohlidky __ ..... - . _ .... ------ ....... ----, Non-medical examinations - Bezlekafske prohlidky Membership Dues N. F. C. ..., ........................... _ ......... ..... ........

Vestnik Press Committee Meeting Expense - AT",71olay schttze tiskoveho vyb.

Office maintenance - Na vydraovani fitadovny Office Rent - Na-jemne z fitadovny Officers Travel - Cestovne firecinikit Organizational Expense - Orga,niso.ani vYlohy Postage - POS'tovne Salary Editor - Slu2ne redaktora, Salary of employees -- Slu2ne vYpomoci Salary Officers - Stift& idednikfi Stationery and supplies - Tiskova, prate a psaci potteby ........ ._, Supreme Lodge Meeting -- Schtize HI. Madovny Tax, FICA and TEC Telephone and telegraph - Telefon a telegramy Total disbursements - Celkove yydani _ .. _. ......... _______ Sash Balance 8-1-57, Hotovost 8-1-57

ASSETS cash - Hotovost II. S. Bonds - U. S. Bond y County and Municipal Bonds - Mestske a okresni bandy Mortgage loans - Majetkove pajeky Certifikatove plAjdky Certificate lOans Stock - Akcie _______•............................ . .......... ......

13. P. J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T. buclova

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Wednesday, August, 28, .19f7

65,16(3.42 2,054.09 17,873.33 1,73'7,50 18,918.62 750.00 340.00 811.36 2,560.43

Expense V341

10,04.6.03

Juvenile ,

To ,Soup

5,533.73 116.00 7,798.05 28.60 2,208.14

70,700 2,170 41,717 1,766.

21,126.

750, 340, 811, 2,566.

456.

6.

456.00 6.35 110,217.75 97,023.03

16,508.38 7,265.16

15,684.52 35,788.30

142,410..

140,076:

207,240.78

23,773,54

51,472.82 -

282,487:

72,503.99 4,154.00 21,071.22 292.98 162.67 5,600.00 2,052.24

14,000,00 174.00 3,250.00 100.75

86,5031 4,328.1 24,3211 393.1 162.( 5,000.( 2,052.i 333.1 623.9 420.1 62.1 3,137.3 1,000.6 529.0 554.7 265.5 2,355.4 162.4 98.8 400.0 27.3 102.7 29.9 600.0 1,600.0 3,350.0 791.9 683.6 130.3 136.1

333.36 623.76 420.00 621.19

3,137,32 1,000.00 529.00 544.70 265.57 2,355.44 162.42 98.87 400.00 27.39 102.75 29.95 600,00 1,600_00 3,350.00 791.96 083.66 130.38 136.17 105,236.50 102,004.28

17.394.89 6,378.65

17,524.75 33,948.07

140,156.1 142,331.0

207,240.78

23,773.54

51,472.82

282,487.1

6,373.65

33,948.07

142,331.0 895,188.0.

229,887.0 6,859,171.9!

595,154.41 100,000.01 191,164.51

EDNOTY 102,004 28 895,188 00 ________ 220,190 80 a 6,101,962.61 574,137.06 100,000.00 ., 191,164.56

9,696,20 757,209.38 21,017.40

Maletek al Estate Owned llateral Loan - Collateral piljOka M 0 - Mineralni a OlejovY majetek Podily uity •rniture and fixtures --- Nabytek a zatizeni v Ufadovne Automobil itoinobile

$Vr.:017,, •

T XAS

VESTNI

Wednesday, August. 23, .1957

3(1,731.93 183.09 60.00 10.00 26,762.11 3,963.23

30,731.98 183.09 60.00 10.00 26,762.11 3,968.23 8.215,632 33

37,108.99

321,371.05

Fraternally yours - S bratrskym pozdravem R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial Secretary 65 60 67 Amount 68 704.73 69 33.40 71 14.95 73 708.05 74 121.59 78 213.78 80 416.29 81 36.44 82 415.53 83 66.80 84 9.47 85 182.34 86 50.02 87 196.89 88 230.62 89 1,251.83 90 8.44 91 138.04 92 719.14 93 45.14 94 295.23 95 300,40 97 1,102.65 98 643.27 100 126.43 101 933.81 108 1,814.00 103 250.40 107 610.32 1.05 84.51 112 7.15 113 409.45 114 191.74 116 966.31 117 61.64 119 191.03 122 113.08 125 324.02 126 519.07 127 1,121.46 123 108.87 129 575.83 130 35.31 132 1,123.18 133 21,22 135 206.16 137 49.83 106.55 138 487.48 139 62.79 140

radii v meSici i.",,,erverici 1957 Piljem Income il tom Lodges in July, 1951 lge 2 3 6 7 8 9 2

16 7 13 20, 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 33 35 37 38 39 40 41 44 45 48 49 30 51 54 55 56 57 60 61 63 64

Date

22 18 24 17 18 15 23 24 22 13 25 29 24 10 26 22 10 23 15 19 19 23 22 29 10 17 22 10 15 19 24 24 29 10 22 22 22 25 22 22 18 22 23 16 19 22 24 10 24 22

22 10 19 29 24 29 30 18 10 15 18 29 22 23 18 15 22 10 22 24 16 11 23 10 30 30 22 23 25 30 10 26 24 24

18 23 10 23 23 23 24 29 30 22 22 19 10 30 25 18 22 25 25

9.074,612 42

ueetni.

_..........._ 144.33 , 26 141, 1 125.14 541,03 24 460.89 142 278.73 25 139.34 143 2 0..9980 162 25 934.96 145 .22 41.13' 146 1 91.35 25 41.32 147 778.49 10 159.94 14$ 403.60 30 151 107.32 38.53 22 199.66 152 21,63 10 826.73 156 1,782.47 29 936.73 154 ' 96.22 23 202.70 153 52.97 22 158 88.19 277381..0440.

22 754.89 160 22 47.12 161 90.27 23 47.85 162 290.65 10 1,199.41 163 78.17 29 3,779.20 164 273.38 29 177.53 105 21.85 $41,717.41.

83.94 1 • * ° ( 1,463.74 245,39 Father Kaspar's Brother Expires 160.36 John Kaspar, 63, of Ganado, brother 20.50 of the Rev. Paul P. Kaspar of Portland:, 52.04 Ore., died at a Ganado hospital follow23.12 ing brain surgery performed about three 93 ' 24 weeks ago.

9.15 He was well known here to many as 278.82 a result of frequent visits with Father 11.04 Kaspar while he was pastor of the Plum 488.03 and Hostyn parishes.

37.40 Father Kaspar will come froin Porte 431.88 land to conduct the last rites which 5.24 will be held at Assumption Church in 29.54 Ganado. Burial will be in the Catholic 175.00 Cemetery there.

Born in Czechoslovakia, Mr. Kaspar 264.91 5.50 came to Texas when 11 years of age.

66.98 The family settled in the Ganado area, 26.89 where he made. his home since. He Was 113.74 engaged in. farming 2 a d also as an eni20.68 ployee for the Texas Company. He was 67.31 a World War I veteran.

Survivin g are his widow, nee Mary 39.29 Vesely; a daughter, Miss Lexie Kaspar 576.61 136.67 of NeW Jersey; two sons, Leo and Willie 411.93 Kaspar of Cianad.o: three sisters, Mrs. 178.93 John Valigura, Mrs. Steve Labay and 5.83 i Mrs. Bessie Surovec, all of Ganado; nine brothers, Father Kaspar of Portland, 50014 and Frank, Joseph, Anton A., Theodore, .

761.66 Louis, Jerry, Fred and Sylvester, all of 782$ Ganado; and twin grandsons.

Strana 18

or Our Youth

Wednesday, Ai. ist, 28, 1957

VASTNIK WEST, TEXAS

Too Much Str.ecy in The G-,

11

Braintea&?Tc6

There time, not long ago, when this 7. , ly 13 LurieniberS 1. Does the United States own the The Civil Rights bill now before the left and they reque sted that the SuPanama Canal Zone or lease it?

Senate contains a secrecy feature that premP Lodge cone and check out their 2:Cohid a baseball team be retired on should be fought not only by the news- books and transfer the 13 members to two pitched balls? papers but by the public as well. , . . other Lodge.

3. Does the Italian alphabet have the The. officers of the Supreme Lodge - 1111Mber of letters as the English In establishing a civil rights commisalphabet? sion, the bill would provide that it might came — talked — talked them into try4. What is the difference between a conduct secret hearings to receive testi- ing a "comeback." Embers in a dying bison and a buffalo? mony that "may tend to defame, de- fire are sometimes hard to rekindle but F) . Who or what was the subject of grade or incriminate any person." This fate chose at this moment to give LinAi i c first newsreel shots made in the evidence or testimony would not be re- den Hall a Godmother, an old, 92-yearUnited States? leased. Its release or publication with- old, blind, childless and heirless sister, 6. Does the old song "Pop Goes the out the commission's consent would be Katherine Wolf, who bequested the balWeasle"' refer to the animal of that punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 or ance of her estate to the Lodge.

Sister Wolf had been an arderit memname? imprisonment for not more than one ber of the SPJ.ST for many a year, and 7. When was granulated sugar first year. in her blind old age, the Lodge and the used?

The Senate has shown no hesitancy to Czech people were (very dear to her for 8. Is boxing more dangerous than amend: the civil rights bill. It should be her life was now limited of activity and football?

9. When was the first successful para- amended at least once more. The ele- she looked forward to enjoying the felment of secrecy should be eliminated. lowship with these people. clun e jump made?

It was inserted by the House Judiciary When her husband died, she was too 10. How long do ants live?

Committee, according to reports, in or- ill to attend his funeral, but she was i 1 Is the greater part of Africa north der to make the bill "less unpalatable to taken to the chapel in privacy to bid of the equator or south of it?

12. Why is broad comedy called slap- the South." Whatever compromises him farewell, to once again run her night have been necessary to get this fingers over his dear countenance and tici 13. Who was the first woman to have vital legislation enacted, this is one that bide her life's mate "Until we meet should not be tolerated. The South has again." She survived him only six her p)rtrait on a postage stamp?

14. What date divides , ancient history already been placated enough. It should. months and as sister Libbie Parma told not be permitted to add another agency it, when she directed the settlement of from medievel history?

15. Approximately how many matches that can "classify" information and her worldly affairs, when the modest thereby keep it from the newspapers balance of her estate would go to her arc made from a pine tree? and from the public. lodge, she admonished, "Now mind you, • e We have too much secrecy in govern- this is not to be used for any parties." ment already. Secrecy should be narThat love and faith put the spark rowed, not broadened. Futhermore, it's into the hearts of her Czech brothers p to be expected that a civil rights com- and sisters and Linden Hall mushroommission would hear testimony tending ed into the beautiful estate that it now to cast reflection upon individuals. is.

There would: be no need for the cotr.They have Sister Katherine Wolf's mission if such testimony was nonex- pptrait hung in the Hall, showing her in istent. Its ‘s-,xposure to public view would her younger days, a lovely woman, and The Board of Directors of our Rest furthei the c.:,uFa H.vil rights by dis- if you clear readers, ever go to Hen Home are now ready to accept applica- closin g tbe offc , ; discouraging H;311 at Elm Mott won't you del tom for the position of administrator their repetition, n view and public potrait and per your respects to of the Home in Taylor. An application censure are powerful persuaders and Grand Lady of Linden Hall, who must blank and other particulars will be fur- should be available as weapons in law surely be spreading her angel's wings nished by the secretary, whose address enforcement. A civil rights law will over Linden and .smiling clown on them. need all the help it can get. It should all, happy for her part in its erection.

Stephen Valcik, Secretar y not be hobbled by secrecy. ) • eTe • (• •( S.PJTRestHoi-rw HAVE YOU MISSED THIS? 6402 Prague Street KALLUS TO RECEIVE DEGREE FROM At the last Organizer school field at HOuston7, Texas TEXAS A. & M. Lodge 66, Elm Mott Hall, there were 20 A La Grange msn will be among the in attendance. Brother J. B. Hejey pre.9'8 candidates who will receive advanced siding and Arnold Vrla holding the leeDEAR YOUNG FRIENDS degrees in graduation excercises to be ture.

Instructions were very interesting At the 3rd District Meeting the Edi- held at Texas A. & M. College. tor received a special request to conHe is Daniel K211us, s'!on of Mrs. Rita and u--,.any questions were asked and me publishing some good stories for -Kallus, who will receive a master's de- answered, our young readers. They will be in our .gree in science and education, Mr. KalThese lectures should. serve to help Vestnik beginning next week. — Thanks his was a teacher in the Midland school with some of the problems our organilast term , . and has been re-elected for zers are so often confronted with They to Si.:;ter Horakova.

L. Q. H. the coming school ye,ar. are real helpful, iS ".311.1 C

SE;i3A3

A plication For cliitilinistrator of the Rest Home

PL;')Ii ,

Weiner

•

>Cif Brothers as they are doing all the in- interesting. Br, Chup.ick gave a very side and outside painting and their only nice talk in the English language. charge is for the paint and their outside With Billy Skrivanek as M.G. our pro.help. It's wonderful to have you boys do ;gram began with a Czech song by a this for the lodge. So everyone, please group of our children: Jeannette Jurcik, remember if you need good painting Patricia Trojacek, Betty Jean Haskovec, hone, just call on the Horak Brothers. Darry Laznousky, David Nesuda and Also, the lodge wants to thank Bro. George and. Milton Gurecky. They were Frank Vodicka for his faithful service accompanied by Sylvia Laznovsky at during the past 10 years, as caretaker the piano. The next two songs also in of the Lodge. Bro. Vodicka has always Czech and with Sylvia's accompaniment kept the Lodge hall in most orderly were by Sisters Alene Skrivanek, Rosie shape and we are very grateful to him. Jurcik and Frances Kudrna. A number Even now, after he has resigned, you by the Sokol girls on the "high beam" can stilt see him almost every night at was given by Betty Ann Houdek, Libbie I the hall, still helping, Thank you, once Ann Blazek, Nancy Evans, Jo Nell Knize, r►OiIt more, Bro. Vodicka.

Jannette Jurcik, Patsy Parker, Virginia On our sick list we have Bro. Charles Lekar, Berdessa, Reel, Sylvia Laznovsky LODGE POKRAK DALLAS No, 84 Prasifka, who is recovering splendidly and Adaille Parma.

Dear Members and Friends: To have so many attend the Ledge after surgery, and Kenneth Wayne KraAnother number by the littA Sokol -meeting as we had on our August 18 hulik. We hope Kenneth will be well boys was giyen by: Larry Laznovsky, meeting proves that the membership again soon, too.

David' Nesuda, George and Milton Gur,Our next Lodge meeting will be on ecky, Donnis Muzik, Biffy and Michael is truly interested and that pleases the officers more than anything else. Also, September 15, with family night, includ- Reel, Kenneth Haskovec, Herbert Docing food and games. A dance will be tur .and Jude Smith. Br. Hosek, Editor of many attended the Family Night, Well, the builders are through with held the night before the meeting, the Vestnik was good enough to give their work and now the willing members Saturday, Sept. 14. us a few words. Also Br. Charles NavraThen again on September 28 there til, Treasurer of the Home for the Aged are all pitching in with their helping hand in finishing' and cleaning the hall will ba. a "Softball Benefit Dance." This gave us a few words. The concluding for the dance on Saturday, Aug. 31. will be for the fund for next year's 1958 number was a song by Sisters Kudrna Music will be by the Rejcek Orchestra. softball team to operate. These games Skrivanek and Jurcik with Sylvia acAnd the celebration of the lodge hall are enjoyed by young and old so come ccmpaning on the piano. Then everyon Sunday, Sept. 1. Dinner will be serv- and support theis project and at the one was served verry good refreshments d at 12:30 at $1.25 inclusive your same. time, treat yourself to a wonder- which were enjoyed by all. pastry and coffee; for children, 50c. Aft- ful time♦ I would like to thank all you good Once more about our new improveer dinner we will have a guest speaker from the Supreme Lodge, and a chil- ments to the hall, I'd like to point out mothers for bringing all the delicious dren's progrom and at night, there will that it is completely air-conditioned and rolls, cakes, pies and kolace, we had be a dance with music by Joe Pol,<ladnik. features a large baby room and a lounge more than enough for all and the coffee During the day, there will be a Lodge Also, for the card and domino players, really hit the spot.

Our next meeting will be Sunday, Benefit Booth, so you still have plenty there is a game room. To those that September the 8th at 2 p.m. so be sure never could find enough tables and of time to donate to it any handwork, if you wish. Also, plan to purchase some chairs, just come and see the improv- and attend. Our wish for a successful item, say maybe for a. Christmas gift. ments. Everyone will have a very en- other 60 years to come.

Fraternally The old saying goes "Shop early for joyable' time, so -remember the two Sister AT ENE SKRVIANEK Christmas" so you will have that op- big dates, August 31 and September 1.

501 AVE. A. ENNIS, TEXAS Come help us celebrate. -See you then. portunity on that Sunday. ) Fraternally, We would like to ask you ladies (yes FRANCES BALEJA you've guessed it) to bring something LODGE No. 47 EDITOR'S NOTE: Congratulations to Dear Brothers and Sisters: for the kitchen, such as cakes, pies, kolace, strudel or anything you would all of you at 84. May your honest efforts Just a few lines about our next meetlike to bake. Anykind of pastry will be be an example to all our Lodges every- ing. It will be held Saturday night Aug. 'where. appreciated.

31st, instead of our regular Sunday.

The meeting will start at 7:30 and I would like to take this opportunity there will be a Dutch lunch served also.

VOLNA CECHIE No. 135 to invite all surrounding lodges (and Then Mr. Valcik will show us some ENNIS ,TEXAS all others-) to help us celebrate by at)ictures and slides, I don't know the detending this opening. It will also give I am very hoppy to say that our 40th each one an apportunity to make ac- year celebration of our SPJST Lodge tails, but I imagine he has a lot of good quaintances and renew old friendships. Volna Cechie No. 135 which was held ones to show, so all you members and And since lids be an extT'a long Stuiday, Aug. 11th turned out very well.. also visitors are welcome. So hope you all will plan to attend, don't forget the weekend, it will be all the nicer.

We had about 200 members, visitors and date, Saturday, Aug. 31. I know you will In behalf of the lodge, I want to out-of-town guests present, which was enjoy it. thank each one of you for your willing- very good. Our celebration started about Sincerely, ness in helping so much with the fin- 2:30 p.m. with our President Br. R. Mrs. Ed Mekeska, Reporter ishing touches of the lodge hall. This Hincir opening the program, with a ° ) surely has cut down on the expenses. (hearty welcome. Br. Vytopil gave us A special "thank you" goes to the Horak a short history of our lodge which was Remember our Rest Home

Women s

trana 20 CYCLONE LODGE 24

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS

private nook where quietly he forms the habit of study. Thee -first grade may not Dear Sisters and Brothers: have too much home study, but gradMy isn't it hot, look like there is no ually he will get more and more of it. cool spot to be found these hot days. To mothers of thiS group, the probSeeins like everybody is staying close less are still small. to the house and giving the ice cold It is to the mother of the adoleswater a lots of trouble to stay cool too.

I want to say at this time that at cent — the "child one minute-and man our next meeting which will be Septem- the next minute", - the inexperienced ber 1st, that we had planned a lunch head strong egoist, Who is not happy in for our members and their family, we school, or is a poor student and thinkwant this to be an old time get-together ing about quitting that the parent has for our members, since most of us visit the tough job of persuasion and in so little nowdays. It will be a good many instances fail: chance to gather and visit some friend Not all students are scolarly. Some which, we don't get to see to often. can't see the need for Algebra or A special invitation is exteoided to our' supreme lodge officers and their Shakespeare. To those must be shown the necessity of training in a special s ecretary and their families. profession or business course to qualiThe committee is asking each family fy for the better paying jobs with which to bring sandwitches, cake, pie, pickles,' he or she will have to buy homes, cars kolaches, or whatever of these you of their own and maintain their own want to bring just so there is enougs families. With the "draft" facing most brOught for your family, (No potatoes, 18 year olds, they thought of their ha y Salads please) for it's too hot for pog their schooling interrupted puts tatoe salad, and beside we don't want in them into particularly belligerent moods to cook, just fix sonlething easy and ngarding further school and study. can be done ahead of time. Please wrap the sandwiches each separately To this particular group of mothers for they won't dry out and too, will be is the need of patience, understanding easier 'to handle, bring food to kitchen and wise counsel which the family minthere will also be some sort of entertain- i n ter can give you in handling your ment for you pleasure. problems.

The business part of the meeting will • Today it is, just as necessary for the start at 1 o'clock and then we can. visit and have fun: hope to see lot of you girls in the family to have some means of livelihood as it is the boys. Many a there Aid_ be sure and plan to come. girl had to support herself and possibly Your Lodge Reporter a child as a result of the war when her Mrs. Jery Zavcdny husband was killed. Many a husband • 4 • ( West, Texas came hoMe sick and incapacitated for a long time. Here, again the ' woman with 1.)cer Girls: Many of you will be sending your training stepped right into a better paying job and kept her family together "baby" to school for this first tine next til her na2n could get on his feet. month, and in the privacy of your home until These ts should be pointed out to the possibly shedding afay. few tears at the •:' g student. These are changing change in the home. That has always in a changing world. been so. It is the sign of progress — your baby is now a. student. hen we see the thron gs of school Besides the problem of school clothes, children going to school all slicked and lunch money, school supplies and trans- starched, knowing that our country is portation problems, your child must giving these children a chance at a free have mastered putting on his overshoes education, with all the other advantaand raincoat, leamed where to cross the ges attached to acquiring it besides just strects in going to school, or if walking the three R-'s, such as school lunches on a road with no sidewalks, how to in many schools, athletics, manual walk against oncoming traffic so that tr a ining , home economics, the social he and the car driver can see each other, graces of languages and. music and danon the left hand side of the road, to cb,s as taught in school gymnasiums, to avoid being run over. brooden, the horizon of American's cit.

Y'rge must have taught how to look izens of tomorrow, it makes one feel real neat and well groomed, how to eat a ' proud to be an American, and even the nourning, substantial meal to last him paying of taxes that we so often gripe until lunchtime, to be mannerly and about, are forgotten for the moment. congenial with his playmates, and the My best wishes to you all, and to you responsibility of bringing home all of his wraps as well as his books each mothers of school children, may your day. At home he will need his own problems be light and your joys bound-

Wednesday, August, 28, 1957 less in those beautiful children in your home.

Fraternally, The Editor's wife ) • 4 • ( West, Texas Dear Readers: "Honor Thy Father and Mother" the Good Book instructs us. Maybe if our good Br. Otto Stehlik of Wichita Falls, who describes the Czech section of our Vestnik as purposeless, will read His word, he will be consoled as to why the Convention again ruled the Czech section of the Vestnik. In time the inevitable English Language willprevail, in fact, in some Lodges it already does and with very harmonious results.

The Vestnik and its sister CzkTh. papers are the- only papers in many a Texas home as the homemaker with her knowledge of kitchen English cannot read a daily paper and understand it as easily as the Czech paper. Being confined to her own environs, without English speaking contacts, she doesn't have a chance to broaden her knowledge and use of the English languag. and while I don't know the percentage, it is still high in our membership who prefer the Czech to the English section. In many instances the first and- second generations of American-born still read the Czech as well as the English sections.

In my own immediate family, my two sons married two lovely American girls and when we gettogether we speak English and only when the boys get into a "Bull Session" with their Dad, The Editor, do they speak Czech, but both our boy:xead and write the Czech in correspondence with their father. They seem to appreciate the Czech more now, that they are away from the home influence and the knowledge of their accomplishment gives them a proud feeling. Naturally, I don't expect my grandchildren to speak Czech under those circumstances.

The Wichita Falls Lodge must be unique in the fact that only five members can speak and read in Czech. Please believe, if that ratio prevailed in other Lodges, I am sure that English would have been voted in by our Convention a long time ago, for it is a lot easier to gather English material for the Vestnik than it is to get the Czech together.

So my brother, if we love our fellowman in His name, we must have a little forebearance and understanding o f these Czech people with their language handicap, for in time all things will be equal.

We can't help but commend you upon your spirit, Br. Stehlik, your "going to bat" for the Youth in our midst, and while we love them and want them' to

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work with us in our Lodge circles, they must understand that while our parents and grandparents from the old country are still living, we will have to make some‘ allowances for them, too.

With, best wishes to you all for your health, I remain Fraternally yours, THE EDITOR'S WIFE

LODGE SLOVAN JIHU No. 26 Skidmore, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers.

Will remind all of you that our next regular meeting will be held at Olmos Community Hall on Sept. 1st, 1957 at 10:00 a.m. So hope to see you there, and the RVOS in the after noon.

Fraternally yours, MARY VERODA, Sec. Lodge No. 26 SPJST Bleiblerville, Lodge )• •( Dear Members: LETTERS FROM AMERICA The Bleiblerville S. P. J. S. T. held its regular monthly meeting on Sunday Every letter sent abroad — letters to August 11. friends and relatives overseas — help The Siptaks will have their Reunion give a picture of America. Describe on Sunday, September 1 at the Bleibler- everday examples of democracy, things ville SPJST Hall we hope to see all in that happen to you, your family and attendance. neighbors. Friends and relatives abroad We had four new members this month know they can belieVe your letters. That who are, Mr. John B. Mikeska, Patsy is why your words are important. Make Wehring, Lana Smalley and Patricia them count.

Sma iley. ) • 4• • ( We are planning to build a new "Ask any family man why he has life nambuieg(•r and sodawater stand, and insurance and he'll probably say 'prowould tke see as many as possible at our next.Meeting The planning com- tection.' And rightly. However, many mittee will nave a sketch of it made fail to realize the unique advantages of by then and we, would like lc know life insurance as a means of saving.

"It's only humann nature to need a what everyone t g - k • t u:os prejeAt On th , •;lek t-n, moetn 'Or Fr systematic incentive to make real headRepka. :a, a quick recovery. way saving money. A sound life insurWith best regards to all and goad wishes ance program, because it calls for regular premium payments, provides such to 60th year we are Sincerely Mrs ,Ln Si. en an incentive." ) • sle • ( ) • 4 • ( LODGE STEFANIK No. 142 HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our old fashioned dinner that was held en July 28, was a big success.

Mrs. Filipek had charge of the kitchen Mr. Cykala, Mr. Siptak and Mr. Sklar helped to cook the meat which was delicious. Mrs. Hermis baked same homemade bread and it was very good. after not having it for so long it was a real delicacy. It was wonderful how so many members, came and helped out.

There were some new faces in the kitchen helping with the dishes which we are very thankful for. There were so many members that donated different things, teo numerous to mention them all.— Mr. and Mrs. Svrcek, Rosenberg, were out-of-town visitors. In the afternoon Mr. Melnar, Mr. Hetmis and Mrs. Melnar and"Mrs. Hermis took charge of the games and a good time was had by all: Thanks to all of them!

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VICE rim S1DENT Dear Brothers and Sisters: We will hold organizer's schools on the following dates and places: August 28th at Dallas Sokol Hall August 29th Ft. Worth Sokol Hall We have a lot to discuss about our classes of insurance, so bring your rate books with you. Too, we are in the second half of the year and we want to make an all out effort to double our sales during this year. I am. sure, that we can make a good showing if we shall all try to work a little harder than we did in the previous months.

Make notations of any questions you may want to ask in order that they may be discussed for the benefit of all present in the meeting. I hope, that it will be possible for all of you to make the meetings.

Thanks Joe E. Hejny nag `Domov Odpoeinkui Nezapornfit

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FAMILY REUNIONS ZAVODNY REUNION The Zavodny family reunion will be held Sunday Sept. 8, at the Country Bar Hall of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mikulec at Marak, Texas.

Everyone that is in anyway connected with or related to the Zavodny family is urged to attend. this first reunion.

Each family attending is asked to bring their own basket lunch for the noon meal.

MRS. LILLIAN B. MIKULFC ) • 4 • ( FAMILY REUNION The Kutach family reunion will be held at Pecan Grove, Sunday, ipptember 1st. near Hallettsville.

Pork and mutton barbecue and beef stew will be served. If you are in any way related to the Kutach families, youare invited to come and bring your friends. You will be welcome. There will be a dance at night.

John R. Kutach Hallettsville, Texas P. S. I am a member of Lodge Karel Havlicek No. 4 of Hallettsville and I would like for you to publish this re-. union notice in the Vestnik. Thanks. ) Why Throw Insurance Money Away?

The art of selling has developed to such an extent that even the man who pays for life insurance or annuities sometimes forgets that there is a buyer's point of view. The work of our Insurance Division in analyzing hundreds of individual problems has forced us to realize that most men are "sold" their life insurance, that most men never do fully understand what it is they are buying. The only way you will ever know that you are not throwing insurance money away is to obtain the needed information from a source entirely independent of any life insurance company.

Unlike most things purchased, the cheapest life-insurance policy usually is the best. Because the low-cost policy reflects good management, favorable mortality experience, and wise investments, it is really better than others costing much more. Moreover, contrary to popular belief, savings may often be made by charging to lower-cost policieS issued by another company, in spite of acquisition charges and a larger initial rate at the higher age. Differences in cost are much greater than mot policyholders realize, the substantial savings made per year on similar $10,000 policies in different companies.

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V t TN:f.K -- WEST, TEXAS try cemetery, which was exciting and grewsome for all of us. When we returned to the ranch all were in favor of ; going for a midnight swim. So once again we hurried to changeto our swimming clothes and into the beautiful GO by 30 ft. pool. The cool green water was very refreshing to our tired bodies but not a one would admit that he was tired. After a nice swim we went to our rooms to play games and enjoy some cold drinks and cookies which were brought by Brother and Sister Janousek. Finally we decided that we must go to bed or we would not be able to make the next day.

Bright and early Saturday morning we were up at the crack of dawn fresh as daisies and over to the dinning room we went for a good old family-style breakfast. Then the corral was the next stop, all the horses were saddled and just waiting for us. Over the hill and

Wednesday, Augutt,'22, 1 o through the ditches and gullies and what have you we all rode like we were old settlers of the land. One thing that made a hit with everyone was going under a bridge and through a small stream, which at one time could have been a river. A little tired but excited from the enjoyable ride, we made it back to the stables.

Back to our rooms and change of clothes again to our swimming suits and to the pool again. Some were tired out from the ride so they decided to stay in their rooms to rest, play cards or listen to the radio and records. We had enough chaperones so they were always near in case we needed them.

At lunch time we were served charcoaled hot dogs plus all the trimmings cut on the patio under beautifuif shade trees. For our evening meal we'feasted on good old barbecue and everything was so good we all went back for second

Children's, Youth Club FROM THE TEENAGE DIVISION OF S.P.J.S.T. N. 84, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends, First of all the Teenagers of Lodge No. 84 wish to take this opportunity to thank our leader, Sister Bessie Petr, Brother and Sister Willie and Carlyn Ondrusek, Brother and Sister Otto and Annie Janousek for chaperoning the teenagers on their wonderful and exciting trip to Wylie's Dude Ranch. We think it was very nice and generous of them for giving up their time to chaperon us on our trip, We really had an exciting and thrilling time. We left Dallas Friday evening, Aug. 9, about a quarter of eight.

Upon arriving at the ranch near Grape;, ine we were greeted by two enormusly huge Great Dane dogs. Within a few minutes Mr. Wylie, the owner of the ranch, was there to welcome us. After getting acquainted he showed us our rooms, The rooms were all air-conditioned and beautifully decorated with knotty pine walls and furnished to blend with the western atmosphere. Mr. Wylie also added, that as soon as we unpacked, the horses and wagon would be ready to take us on an old fashion hayiide.

Excited as we were hurried to unpack our bags and within a few minutes we. were all on the hay-filled wagon eating pears brought by thoughtful Sister Carole Nemec. For about an hour and a half or so we rode all over the country side singing and having a good time. We even drove through a forsaken old coun-

LODGE 84 DALLAS YOUTH CLUB Bottom: Mrs. Bessie Petr, Leader. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Middle row: (Left to right) Betty Staglik, Richard Sykora, Cathey Adamcik, James Janousek, Carl Messina, Mary Ellen Pekar, Sandra Laza. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Top row: (left to right) Kenneth Brown, Carole Nemec, Joe Ondrusek, Juanita Janousek. Drivers: (left to right) George Nemec Johnny Sill, Bobbie Ann Staglik..

Wednesday, August 28, 1957 and even third helpings. I did forget to tell you about the very strict rules Mr. Wylie said we must abide by: first, all must eat all you can and more. and second, have a good time. The latter part of the evening was spent playing games under the direction of Sister Robert Staglik, who always has so many cute ideas up her sleeve. Then off to bed again and dreaming of the past day and what Sunday had in store for us.

Sunday morning we were served an early breakfast so that we could all attend services in a quaint Catholic Church at Grapevine, Texas, which was about a 20 minute drive from the ranch.

Believe it or not we returned just in time for a quick change of clothes and off for another horseback ride. It seems that everyone enjoyed the second ride even more than the first which I did not think could be possible.

Sunday noon we were served fried chicken and did we all go in for those extra helpings, Mr. Wylie didn't have to encourage us to ask for more, we all knew he wanted us to have all that we could eat.

Being this was the second Sunday of the month we all went over to the Cabana by the pool and held our regular monthly meeting. The meeting consisted of plans for our First Anniversary Dance, which will be reported in a later issue of our Vestnik.

The rest of the afternoon varied, some went swimming, some sunbathing, some taking pictures, some went riding on a stage coach, which was a very bumpy and slow ride, but we all enjoyed it.

The only time that we were all very unhappy was when we noticed that the sun was setting and that meant we would all have to pack up once again and bedd back for home. As we all went to tell Mr. rand Mrs. Wylie what an enjoyable week-end we had at his ranch the idea struck us that if we all worked hard at S.P.J.S.T. No. 84, we could make such a trip again next year.

We all arrived safe and sound back. in Dallas and our parents were waiting for us at our meeting place. Each and every one of us was trying to tell our parents what a wonderful time we had bad. We were a happy bunch still not admitting that we were tired.

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FOPT WORTH SOKOL Dear Brothers and Sisters: The Sokol Gymnastic Exhibition held last Sunday in our newly air-conditioned hall proved to be a success in the way of a lot of fun for all. We had quite a large crowd to witness our endeavors, and we thank them for coming.

The program started at 3:30 p.m., with a Grand Entry, which would make any Sokol proud. In even lines, heads high, the drillers marched into the Hall singing "Spejrrie Dal." The colors wore posted and as all stood at attention, the "Star Spangled Banner" and the beloved "Kde Domov Muj" were played.

Mr. Ben Prevratil, President of the Southern District, was introduced by the Fort Worth President, Bill Renfro, and spoke on the vital need of Sokol training for all.

After Mr. Prevratil's remarks, all marched out to prepare for the drilling exhibition.

First, of course, were the little ones.

Under the capable direction of our new Sokol instructors, (just returned from a Sokol course in Wisconsin), Mary Jean Renfro, Dona Rose Stienman and Alice Gurney, the little boys and girls showed their proud parents and friends what they had learned. The little girls demonstrated on the balance beam and the boys on the horse and all in tumbling.

After their labors in drilling, they lined up in teams for the "Balloon Race," which is a favorite at the Hall. Each child was given a balloon and had to run to a chair at -the end of the Hall, sit on the balloon hard enough to pop it, and then race back to their start. Needless to say, some of the smaller ones had to have a little assistance poping those balloons, which made for some hearty laughter from the spectators. As a matter of fact, we laughed so hard we didn't know which team Won. After the children, the Junior Girls in their bright blue uniforms did their Prostna, with a grace and. that never seems to be present in practiee but always comes through at the right time. Seriously, we were very proud of all our juniors and we are confident they are going to win some medals for Sokol in coming meets.

We are fortunate in having a vis , from Chicago who really stopped the show. Miss Henrietta. Banfi of Sokol T:1-. bor in Berwyn, Iillinois, performed a graceful free calistmenic routine which laTt)de the audience oh and ,3 . 1-a."1-Hank" is

Our many thanks once again to our leaders and to the chaperones and all r parents, who made our bake sale sueh a success. For if it were not for all of you, we would not have had a weekend which will remain in our memories for a long, long time to come.

Thank you once again.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Your contributions Fraternally Yours, are most welcome. Just so they reach me JAMES J. JANOUSEK, Friday before your next weeks event.

Trip Chairman

currently second place women's champion of American Sokol and after watching her performance, we can see why.

A group from the Ennis Sokol-in their smart-looking red and white uniforms executed a beautiful fully well-precisioned special number which caused a great deal of comment from the audience.

Appal a; 118 work by the men and women highlighted the program, as usual.

The wo g ) . ri rand junior girls executed graceful and daring routines on the high balance beam and parallel bars, while the men equally astounded the audience with their . daring feats on the Parallel bars and rings.

The program was fittingly climaxed with the Women's Prosina.

Then, everyone lined up fdi! fried chicken, klobaSe, and a lot of other good food provided by our kind mothers.

Right here, we would like to give a great big "THANK YOU" to all those hard-working fathers and mothers who so tirelessly helped us prepare .for exhibition. To the fathers who worked every night last week on the air-conditioning and the millions 4of other clA3 tails — a great big THANK YOU! To the mothers who pealed mountains of potatoes and fried pans and pans of Chicken another THANK YOU! We really appreciated it.

After everyone had eaten their fill, the musicians struck up a good ; old Czech, polka and we almost dancedn.yir feet off.

We enjoyed the day very 11111Ch hope that everyone that attended equal• ly had a good time.

We want to especially thank all lime nice drillers from Dallas, Ennis, Honse ton and Austin that came to us in exhibition: Their attendance really helped to make the day a success.

Before we close this novel, we would like to 'Invite all of the youngsters .(and oldsters — anyone as a matter of tadt) to attend and participate in our &n.s. claEscs on Tuesday evening at 7:30 slip..

Help keep alive a Czech tradition!

Nazdar!

JO ANN HUBENAK.i' Fort Worth Sokol k ony 1CW GOOD ARE YOU AT FIGURES? Dear Friends, so far I have received 21 answers. Will wait another week and then —pleo.so be patient—publi ell the names of the winners, only 'thanks to all for your good efforts.

Yours truly THE EDITOR

REro ITS FROM LCCAL, LODGES President of district Seven, Brother ELODGE SAN ANTONIO NO. 133 mil MiCulka, had a relapse recently Sisters and Brothers: We sometimes wonder why nature pro- when from his home he was taken to vides some years we are plagued with Karnes City hospital, but shortly regrasshoppers, moths, hornets, ants and turned home where, at last report, he even flees. This year we are placued is doing as, best as can be expected. All hordes of crickets. Although it is said the members of Lodge San Antonio join one should not kill crickets, what is one in wishing hint a speedy recovery.

At the request of some Czech peoto do when they invade one's place by the faumbreds trying to make their home p le in San Antonio, Brother Stephen there, and having to listen to the inces- Valcik agreed to come here to show sant chirping and trilling until nerves films taken on their trek through Czeare on edge. After eliminating sonic of choslovakia:. He was enthusiastically rethe unwanted music, I will try to write ceived by a good turnout. The films were interesting, and especially to those who this letter.

The meeting held August 11 was had never been there before. There nicely attended and was somewhat "ab- would have been more of our members breviated" to allow time for a social and present were it not that my post script games after the meeting. It, however, to my letter written two days before was not devoid of interest. Our untiring was late. That was one of those haplodge operatives have been busy, bring- pening which happens quite often when ing in five applications for membership. an announcement should be in our orOur good chairman and operative, bro- gan, but on account of the short notice ther Cerny, brought in four, having it comes late. Monday, that is.

The jackpot winner may possibly beworked on his kinfolk this time. Brother Kleprlik brought in one. Total of new after the next meeting when games will 1,0 resumed. The last time, only one insurance $7000.00.

We had a visitor from Austin, Sarah member 1:-.cited to win it. This should be Ruth Holloway, a teacher, and a sales- interesting. Don't forget Sept. 8th, lady in the record department of a mu- 1957.

Fraternally, sic store in Austin. Last report is that S. C. Bundil, reporter she consented to be our member. More Editors Note: — You have been mispower to you, Brother Kleprlik. Another visitor to our meeting was Mrs. Marry informed as our Dead line for articles to L. Kallus who donated $2.00 to the be published is, Sunday morning. We Monckas fund. Sister Zeinert, our re- may be able to insert some short, -three porter to the Czech section, was the four line notices, ,Monday morning, but Mcl,v winner of the $2.00 attendance no "paid" or unpaid advertising can be pri /. e, which in turn she turned over to inserted Monday.

•( Mo!icka's fund. I'm not forgetting that • SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Sister and Brother Edward Holly were DALLAS LODGE POKROK 84 present, too, with their two _-‘•randc,hildroll. Although members of Lodge Pra This comming weekend will find our be :H y and Brother Holy are two of Lodge hall buzzing with a lot of activiout best lodge attenders, helping out ty starting with a dance Saturday, when occassion arises.

Night, August, August 31st. Starting at Ms aing of district 7 will be held at 8:30 p. m,. Sir. John Rejcek's orchestra Jaurdanton at Lodge La Parita, October will be featured playing a lot of your 13th. Aboot six lodges in this district favorite polkas and waltzes until 12:30 shall postpone or cancel their meetings p. nr., so come on out for an evening of order to Make this meeting, bemuse dancing and enjoyment. is the second Sunday of the month The following day, Sunday, September when they have i egular meeting_;. I'm lst, We will have our formal opening sure this does not meet with the ar,p..ov- of our new and enlarged lodge hall. alr our grand officers wno had made Starting at 12:30 p. m. A delicious dinit Har, some tine ago, that no district ner will be served, prices of $1.25 a --r Mg shall interfere with other meet- plate for adults and 50c for a child's ings. However, our Lodge No. 133 will plate will be charged. In the afternoon, go along with this date and has voted after everyone has finished eating, a to cancel our meeting in October. This program will lie presented by the Youth dist:ict meeting oromisses to be very in- Director, Sister Bessie Pete. Also for the teresting. The entertainment committee program , the officers of our Supreme is, planning a few surprises fur the au- Lodge, andsome Dallas City officials dience. You would not wont to miss this. will be present for the program. The We regret to hear that the honorary program will start at approxImately

3:30 p. m. at the conclusion of the program and the speakers, the lodge hail will be made ready for a dance that evening and those wishing to eat may do so as food will be available before the dance.

The dance will start at 8:00 p. and Music will be furnished by the popular Joe Pokladnik's orchestra. who will play until 12:00 p.

The Entertainment Committee, in behalf of all our members, wish to extend a cordial invitation to all our friends and members of all the SR1ST Lodges in Texas as well as members of our Tieighboring lodges, SPJST Jaro No. 130, the KJT and KJZT and the ZCBJ organizations. We will deeply appreci4le your presence. We also wish to urge all our members to attend and inspect enlarged hall. Remember, a dance Saturday Night, August 31st and then a. dinner, program and dance the following day Sunday, Septemuer 1st at our Lodge Hall, 2625 Floyd St., Dallas, Texas.

The Entertainment Committee Dodge Pokrok No. 84, Dallas Ben Jarmo , e OUR THANKS TO LODGE 88 Needville, Texas The members of Lodge Needville, No. 81 wish to express their thanks and appreciation to Lodge Pokrok No. 88, of Houston for the exquisite gavel presented to our lodge through our president A. V. Franek. This token of friendship and brotherhood will be cherished forA. V. Franek, President John Minim, Secretary John W. Kolaja, Bookkeeper T. H. Skefcik, Treasurer ) ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1 Lodge Suaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 will hold. a "Czech Dance." Music by Faraizl Orchestra from Fort Worth, starting at 8 p.m.

Fraternally, JAY DEE, Secretary. ) • 4 e Mesquite wood ground into a meal is a source of bulk in rations for cattle when other roughages are scarce and relatively high in price. Steers fed a mesquite meal made a higher net profit 'than those fed cottonseed hull ration. )• 4 Turkeys will be the big food value in meat departments for the third successive month, the Agricultural Marketing Service reports, in announcing its September plentiful food list. Bartlett pears are a co-feature on the list.

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District III Organizer's Workshop A Workshop was held on August, 22 at 8 p.m, at Linden Hall at Elm Mott, Texas for SPJST Organizers of District III, as stated in Vice-President Joe Hejny's letter to all District III Organizers.

Roll call revealed that only half of our Lodges in this District were represented, which is a pity for Br. Arnold Vrla conducted a very interesting session as can attest the wives of the organizers who were invited to sit in and who asked more questions regarding our policies as did their organizer husbands.

Perhaps the husbands already knew more about them generally than did the wives, but it was very educational and it is just possible that as a result of this workshop, an extra policy or two will be sold in the immediate future in some organizer's family whose wife attended this session. Your Editor had a scowl on his face that session trying to keep his wife (sitting across the room' from him) from revealing her stupidity.

Br. Vrla went into detailed explanations of our Endowment Policies, how they can tie in with supplementing one's Social Security at the age of 65 years of age. This policy is a beauty for those whose families are grown, or where both husband and wife work and invest their earnings in loans, stocks or bonds, etc. Br. Vrla showed us how a policy of thiskind can really set a couple up for life when they become eligible for Social Security benefits at 65.

Br. Vrla then talked about our Educational Policiec, how they are set up so a child kets his money from same at the age of 18 years regardless Of whether the policy was purchased for the child when it was born or after he became six years of age.

Then Br. Vrla explained the Double Indemnity Policy which is very desirable for the head of a family, for himself as well as his children in case of accidental death. This protection is invaluable and good up to the age of 60 years of the applicants.

Br. Vrla explained that a member currently carrying SPJST may take on this Double Indemnity rider now, or if he has paid his last premium on a policy ---- take the Double Indemnity within 30 days after the policy has become matured.

It was a very informative session as stated above, interestingly presented and all other questions that entered (one's mind were answered cheerfully.

Looking at the different policies that our SPJST offers, makes one feel proud to be a part of such an organization. We are keeping abrest with time and its

needs in insurance protection and savings in our field, and a 20 year old man can really build up an estate for himself if he sits down with one of our Organizers and plans his insurance program for his whole life. At the age of 20 years, the rates are so much lower that a young man can take advantage of the savings because of this age and as he becomes firmly established in his job, he takes on more insurance to build up an Loan Value asset which is like money in the bank. Insurance Loan Value figures as shown on a Financial Statement of any person looks good to any business man for it reveals quite a source of cash in case of an emergency.

It also speaks well for any man at his foresightedness in carrying insurance as part of his assets in estate. By the time a young man's children are out of high school, his policies that he took out at the age of 20 years have long since matured. What a grand feeling.

Ask your SPJST Representative to work out a insurance schedule for you.

Our sincere thanks to Linden Hall No. 66 at Elm Mott for the refreshments as well as the fine fellowship we had among you.

Sincerely, THE EDITOR'S WIFE ) • 4. • (

be, too. No wonder, with the enthusiasm, they had, it could not have turned out any other way.

The barbecue was done just right, all the trimmings and cold drinks were just right, and the fresh cold keg after 1 o'clock in the afternoon topped it all oft just right.

Everything was free, for it was a Lodge affair, for the members and their families.

Br. Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Vice President, Br. John Chupick, Supreme Lodge Secretary and myself had the honor of being their invited guests.

Br. Chupick had the honor to say the Lord's Blessing before dinner.

While after dinner all thre(1 of us were asked to make a short 'address.

However, brotter Rudolph Tydlacek, a local Lodge president and brother D. A. Juren, spoke briefly before we did. It was a day enjoyed by everyone present, and the people of Ellinger deserve to be highly complemented. They still believe in and practice the old southern hospitality. I was, happy to be with them and I am taking this meaqis to extend to all of you over there my sincere thanks and appreciation.

Wishing all of you Well, I remain as always, Fraternally yours, V. H. BARINA, Kovar, Texas District I Organize Dear Sisters and Brothers: On Sunday, July 28th I journeyed to Ellinger, Texas where the local SPJST Turkey and ice cream are the fc., tor Lodge Vernost No. 51, had an all day cd foods on the USDA's July plenhful picnic. foods list. Both will get special pie nt,.

And, because is was such an out- tions during the month: Mid-Su.mmer standing success, I wish to tell our 'Turkey Time, July 25-August 4, and lee Vestnik readers all about it.

Cream Festival, July 1-31.

As District Organizer, I'm supposed A deferred grazing system' with propto promote and help with. Youth act- erly used supplemental pastures iti estivities, so I always check in the Vest- sential for maximum range recovely, nik for any such announcements with- advises A. H. Walker, extension range in District No. I. specialist. Perennial grasses are slow That is the way I found out about recover and heavy grazing can -hurt the meeting in Ellinger where this more now than during the drouth 'pepicnic was planned, which I attended riods, says the specialist. His advice': and had the pleasure to maet many of Breed back into the livestock business their members. instead of restocking by buying back.

Of course, I have known their Sec- This method will give good range plants retary, Br. D. A. Juren for a long time an opportunity to come back. before that having the pleasure of -Need more information on alfalfa? meeting him at the SPJST Convention Then write the Agricultural Informayears ago. He is usually their represent- tion Office, College Station, Texas, and ative and always gets appointed on ask for. B-855, Alfalfa Production -in some important committee.

Texas. It is a new Experiment Station I was pleasantly surprised at the in- publication. terest all the members present had in Work "breaks" are as important to planning that picnic. They have decided farmers as city workers. They'll reduce to have an all day celebration on the possibility of accidents and improve last Sunday in July. They called it a work efficiency, says the Texas I'arm Feast and a real feast it turned out to and Ranch Safety Council.

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V fl STNfK — WEST, TEXAS Ludwig 13rbanovsky, Jos. Janacek, J. J. Krupa, Resolution Committee )eA° IN MEMORIAM

Resolution of Sympathy RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

In`- behalf of lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88 the undersigned resolution 'committee wishes to express our deep felt sympathy on the departure of our brother • • Edmiind E. Wunderlich who 'Passed to the unkonwn on July the 16th 1957. After a lengthy illness he left to mourn him ,his beloved wife Nola T. With ic rile la, tw;) alaughters,, grandchildren Iti(t host of friends. With His passing11-[(TE UN'S lo q a good brother. May he rosi asks. Tie will always be remeiubered.

Ior;mc.(--; (h :ca Anna V Anna Svesi ; kg,

:g. 11:54)LITTEN OF S V.ViPATHY We; the under- wd Resolution Committee o. Lodge Jaronair No. 54, SPJST of WSst. wish to express our sympathy to the bereaved family in passing of their -father and grandfather Jo.sopli F. CTVRTLIK who died July 8-, 1957 in Providence Hospital in Waco, at the age of 87 years.

Burial Sorvi • es were comluatect in the Catholic Church of West:.

Deceased was o member of our Lodge since 1913. Ho was very active in lodge work in his yougor clays. Being survived by tw i. Albert Ctvrtlik of Waco, and Dr. • L. Ct v! .1:!ik.Of West, and several grandchildren.

Mflay be rest in peace.

ROBERT CERVENKA, FRANK J. COCEK, JOHN J. KOSTOPIRYZ ,R4 ( I6kti,y OLIFIION OF SYMPATHY 1,),70., the undersigned Resolution niitte , of Lodge Revnost No, 7 of Cald well, Texas wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of Stepan Kocurek who passed .away at his home 2106 longfellow, Austin, Texas on August 3, 1n57. Requiem Mass was said...at St. ALiry's Cathedral by Rev. Francis Sullivan; Burial was in Mount Calvary Cemetery. May he rest in peace.

Nlrs. Anna Sulak, member of Lodge No. 10, died on the 27th of June, 1957 in Houston, Texas in the St. Joseph's Hospital.

Mrs. Anna .Sulak was the mother of six children, four grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and had lived near Shiner and Yoakum, Texas all of her life with the exception of the past 12 years when she moved to Houston to make her home with her youngest daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Reid. She was a wonderful wife and mother to her family and lived a clean Christian life.

In her childhood days, she was unable to attend school outside of two weeks in a Czech school, from this she was able to read and write in Czeeti and then later in life learned the English language and to read and write same.

After learning English, she studied and Was well versed on the history of our country. In doing this she was able to help the children, also her grandchildren with their school work.

Mrs. Anna Sulak in our opinion was cne of the greatest and one of the most lovable women this family has ever known, not only a good mother and !grandmother but a wonderful motherin-law and in my opinion even though she lived to her 81 years and held no public office this family lost an outstanding person at her death.

D. P. REID, Son-in-Law IN MEMORIAM Our Brother St. Kocurek, Member of Lodge No. 7 has passed frOm our midst on Aug. 3. He was born Nov. 22, 1872 and died in Austin, Texas. — He left his sadened wife Agness and children, Steve Edwin, Emily, Albina, Willie and Rudolph_.

After last rites he was buried from the St. Mary's Church at the Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Austin, Texas. He was a retired farmer from Lee and Burleson Counties. — May he rest in peace. —Our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved Family. ) eTe (— IN MEMORIAM As hasbeen iteviously reported, Brother Jos. F. Houdek Sr. Member of Lodge 25, Ennis. died at 1.10 a.m. Wednesday at Baylor Hospital in Dallas, where he had been a patient for eight days. He had been ill for three weeks.

Houdek was born Febritary 10, 1883 in Czechoslovakia and came to Ennis with

Wednesday, August, 28, 1951 hi faMily as a small child in 1892.

He was married to Miss Anna Noska in Ennis July 27, 1905. They moved to Corpus Christi in 1931 and lived there for 17 years. In 1948 they moved to Dallas. where they have been making their home since.

SUrvivors are his wife; one daughter; 'Miss Agnes Hotidek, -Dallas . ; two sons, JOe F. Hotiaek Jr. and William Houdek of Dallas; two brothers, J. B. Houdek of La Center, Washington, and Stanley Houdek of Ennis; and two sisters, Mrs. Bob Zazvorka, Ennis and Miss Bessie Houdek, Mexiaa Funeral services were at Keever Chapel with the Rev. F. J. Kostohryz of Temple officiating. Interment in Crisp Cemetery.

N MEMORIAAk Ludmila Schlickeisen. Member of Lodge No. 29. Born Jan 3, 1922 in Prague, Czechoslovakia.

Fire swept a farm house killing a former Czech war bride and her two small daughters late on the night of July 30, near Wheelock. in Robertson County.

Mrs. Ludmila Schlickeisen and her daughters, 5-year-old Kathryn Ida and 4-year-old Janette, perished in the fire.

The blaze destroyed their frame dwelhug. All three were found in the same room. apparently where they had been heaping.

The husband and father, Edic Schlickeisen, was at work in Bryan at the time and did not learn of the fire until about midnight.

A neighbor told Sheriff Howard Ste= gall a bright light from leaping flames awoke him about 11 o'clock in his home 300 yards away.

The, sheriff said no cries were heard and the cause of the fire is not known.

Funeral services for Mrs. Schlickeisen and her daughters, were held from the Condra Memorial Chapel in Taylor with the Rev. Paul Czerkus and the Rev. F. D. Sovododa officiating. Interment was in the Sandoval Cemetery.

Survivors include the husband and father, Erie Schlickeisen; her mother who lives in Czechoslovakia.

Pallbearers were Frank Ovesny, Joe Hejl, Louis Theile, Joe Hejl Jr., Walter Presher and Did Heibel. ) 4T4 ( Goals, plans and records help farm and home development families get more family living satisfactions than.

When no goals are established and no plans made. Form record books can be a big help in family planning and deeision making.

Wednesday, August 28, 1957

POLKA DANCE CALENDAR

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Calvin C. C'hervenka Wednesday, August 28 JoPatek orchestra — SPJST Hall Buckholts Saturday, August 31 Baca's. orchestra — Freyburg Hall Emil Bartos orchestra — Firemen's Benefit Dance — VFW Hall in Moulton Lee Ilse orchestra — La Bahia Hall Koncicka's Worthing Band — Waco SPJST Hall at Elm Mott Sil Krenek orchestra — Iowa Colony Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — KT Hall in San Antonio Majek's orchestra — Sefcik's Hall at Seaton near Temple Adolph; Migl orchestra — Turner's Hall in Yoakum Bill IVEraz orchestra — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston Joe Patek orchestra -- Boedker's Place near Shiner John Rejcek orchestra — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Dallas Sunday, September 1 Emil Bartos orchestra — Firemen's Daytime Picnic and Dance — Dime Box Hall Emil Bartos orchestra — KJT Hall in Hungerford Faraizl's, orchestra — SPJST Bohemian Club in Fort Worth Lee ',Ilse orchestra — Feast and Dance K—T Hall inFayeteville Konvicka's Worthing Band — Community Hall in Yorktown Sil Krenek orchestra — All Day and Night Picnic and Dance — Riverside Hall in Feast Bernard Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Picnic and Dance — KJT Hall in Plum Majek orchestra — Dance Starting at 7:00 p. m. — National Hall Club in Cameron Adolph Migl orchestra — Day and Nite Feast and Dance Appeit'c, Hill Hall

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District Seven will hold their next Joe Patek orchestra — Church Celebration — American Legion Hall in meeting on the 13th of October at Jourdanton, Texas, with our Lodge 161 "LaShiner Vrazel Polka Band -- Beyersville Hall parita". Remember this second Sunday Monday, September ,2 of October and please come! — BrothJoe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestras — ir J. Shortner is Secretary of the DisDay and Night Barbecue and Bat- brict, Karnes City„ Texas. tle Dance — Billy Mraz Hall in ) • 40 • ( Long before the days of television Houston baseball entered the living room — but Tuesday, September 3 the window panes had to be reset.— Bartos orchestra — Free Wedding Christian Science Monitor.

Dance — VFW Hall in Moulton • • Grain speculation: Gazing into the All the above oance b are at nigh; an, Less otherwise specified. This is a tree breakfast bowl, heaped with toasted, service but applies only to those clance crunchy, sealed-in goodness and wonat which mainly polka and waltz music is dering what the stuff was originally — played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik Winnipeg Tribune. or writer will assume no respons.,bility All the modern hairdo needs tQ look resulting from any dance announcement which is listeu .3 this column. like the original is a piece of shinbone Listings from orchestras and dance hall, thrust through it. — Richmond Newsshould be received at least one week be- Leader. fore publication. Send all listings U Rovers. Te7 Cherver v i, 1+,,No. p CHRASITE I • 4, • SV)r ZDRAVI A SVOU PENEZENKUI District One will hold their meeting Sunday, Nov. 3rd at Artesian Park Hall NONAT — Medikalnf mast newhich is located near Brenham . The jen he yam ugetti penize, avAak program and time will be announced mnoho hodin starostf nad later. venkovne zavinenjimi infekceSTEVE REGMUND, Secty. mi a jeji ur6eni pro l'ilevu District I, Bryan, Texas. nSreh bolesti. Mejte roliCku %Tidy • • v pohotovosti. Velka iisporna Our District Two, reports, that their velikost $111.05, pravidelna yellFall Meeting will be a special Meeting kost 55c. NavStivte sveho lek6rtieclicated to th( Youth of this District, nfka, agents anebo objednejte and will be held at the Lodge Hall of pr Imo. No. 80 in Holland, Texas, on the 20 of October, beginning at, 10:00 before noon.

We invite all our Friends from everywhere.

• • MT 0 We received a report from Director R. C. MILLER & CO. R. E. Broz that DISTRICT IV will NOT hold its planned District Meeting this Po. Box 235, Altadena, CAL fall, as the distances of the respective lodges in this District make it difficult ST0LEHLIVVA POHROBNICKA to Secure a good attendance anywhere in this District.

SLIABA '.ame pohotovi Vam posloutiti bez September 22, 1957—District No. 5, rozdilu jak daleko bydlite bez jaAll day youth program and picnic, with kehokoliv zvlaStniho poplatku. a short meeting, will be held at BrothS nami milZete mluviti desky. My er Skrabanek's ranch at Danbury, Tex. nabizime Pohtebni PojiAteni pro The previous date was changed due to kaZdeho elena rodiny. conflicting dates of other activities.

Our District Calendai

District Six has set its Fall Meeting on the 6th of October 1957, to be held at the Badge Sweet Home, Texas. This District has made a special request to the other Districts to arrange their dates so they may not interfere with other dates allready set. — Thanks.

Pete E. Ettlinger

FUNERAL HOME Elsie FraMk-Etlinger damska pomocnice Telefonujte "collect" Te 3• BELLVILLE, TEXAS

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Uvolniti zarezavele gronby Jednim z nejsnadnejMch a nejpohodl nejSich zpiisobti uvolniti zarezavelY eroub jest priloZit Zar k jeho hlave. Maid tyeinka neb proutek Zeleza, rozpaleneho do 6ervena v plameni, jestliZe jest pfilolen na d ye neb tri minuty k hlave Arou bu, zptisobi, jakmile se 'Sroub prorifeje, ae jej budete moe! vytahnouti Sroubovakern prave tak snadno, jakoby byl Sroub teprve nedaNno zavrtan. JelikoZ v kakiem domove jest et'araeek na kamna, tento nastroj rozpalen pokud Ize nejvice a prilolen po nekolik minut ke Sroubu aneb Aroubrim, vykona: uvolriovaci praci.

Obyeejne eroubovak dociela ostatni, ani2 by byla zprisobena nejaka Zkoda.

• • Sines na Smichejte jednu unci boraxu a jednu unci gumoveho kafru s jednim kvartem vaiici vody. Kdy2 se to ochladi, pfidejte jeden pint alkoholu, naplrite do lahve neProdySne uzatkujte. KdyZ chcete sme si pouZiti, zatteste ji dukladne a navlheete houbou kus obleku, kterST ma bYti vyeisten. Coto jest vYboma smes na eisten' tiepin.enYch kaSmirovYch a ylnemich limen na kabatech a dernYch plstenSich kloboukri.

• • Upevniti uvolnene grouby KdyZ se Arouby na kuchyriskem kabinetu aneb jinern kusu nabytku uvolnily a jest nemoZnY'm je utahnouti, vytahnete Zroub a umistete do otvoru sirku. Co pfe'eniva, odriznete a potorn utahnete eroub a bude dokonale drZet.

Protijed Prvne PoSlete pro lekai•e.

Za ciruhe. Prived'te zvra.ceni lehtaniin

VESELA. ZABAVA BUDE v Narodni SIni iaclu eislo 25 v Ennis, Texas V NEDELI DNE 1. zAiki

AR N DAN iidne zylaStni strojeni, — mod •aky, modra kaile to staei, — a nejakY ten zelenY papirak do kapsy Hudbu obstara

olka Dots orchestra z Dallas KaZdY je naive zyan

Ve stiedu, dne 23. srpna 195; v krku perim aneb prstem. Pijte horkou vodu aneb ostrou hofeici s vodou. Spolknete sladkY olej aneb bilky z vajec.

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Poclekovini a vzporninka ry a Marii F. K. Valovou v Houston, Texas Dna ni g opustOn. ye sve snIrti, po dlouhe zakei • ne ne(acei, drte. ?. eervence 1957 ye 3 hodiny odpolednc, ye yeku 74 let.

Pott •eb se !canal C . eervence u polirobnilM fistavu oak v kapli "Krematoria. Brookside Memorial Park" za hr. Rud. Scveika a zpevaeek, pi. Elsie Kadeitve pohrobaika a pi. Army Svestkove a Fr. Olexove Kre• roatorium.

PO torn na gem pi"..evelikem zirmutku jsme napineni FAa vtleenosti a tlekujeme v gem pratelfim a znarnYrn, kte•i pzisli rozlouel;:i s naSi drahou matkou, babiekou milenou man5:elkou.

Zest-it:di • nepHia sobs kvetin, a my jsme jeji piani thimoeili, presto clektrierne za ty krasne kvety, ktere kraiane a pi tele veuovali.

Na ge uprimre 0.11;y pat •i, hr. Rud. Sevcikovi za vykoaani vzorneko a dristojneho obiadu, za jeho projevy jak • pohrobnika, tak i v kapli Krernatoria . — Take patri dihr. Janu Gajevskernit, kterY za SPJST se zesnulou itapil TiretT1 at Oria razlottsil.

Dekojeme rove zpevaekam za jejich yybrane a pro• zpevy, a hr. nosieilm za sluibu a poctu prokizaWM. Dekuietne v gem pfitchlrn i nam neznitnYm za to spoutu sonstrasti, po gtou zaslam,l-ch z riiznyeh statii teto zeme, pak take za ty obsahle projevy ye forme dopiii 7e:sal-don hodnoti a vyzvedaji) a rovoei za ty eeetle vzporninky v tisku. Rovnei dekujeme Csl. tistayu zah •anienimu v Praze, vel yyslancetvi rep. Csl. ve 1,Va,shing'tonu 1). C. a zahranienimu rozhlasu v Pra,ze.

Dekajenic take radii Texas, ZtBJ v Houstonu za finanrati podporn zesnule v debe jeji nemoci a vein tem, kteiI ji na ystivili jak v dome, tak i v nemoenici.

V gera tem b y. a ses. a pi.atelfirri, patki na g nemalSr dik, kteri net-Pi parnatkli drake Miro bytosti darem misto kviti. Vge bude konorovtino v easopise "Vek Rozumu" a "Svobodoe eskoslovensko", die toho jak se darci vyjadilli, a zesnula, za iivota se vysloyila.

Pi in:ileiela k radu Stefanik SPJST, k • adu Texas Zt'BJ ✓Housionti, kadu livezda JihurtSA v Bryan, CeskehoNarodniho Sdruieni Skitniko VYborti Svazu Racionalistii v Texasu. Tel. Jednoty Sokol v Houstontt. Take byla el. jinojazyen • ch organisaci a sdruieni, jako spolttpracovnici mezinarodni a el. mezintiredniho terveneho fo•maeni sloiby C.C. Sdruieni pro ochranu zvieat a American Civil Liberties Union.

Jejiho orichodo 0. S. Vala, maniel; J. J. Kulttanek, brarr Ye Waller; Jarrla A. Cerny, syn v ifoustonti; LibuSe eerni, deem ye Washington, D. C..; Boiena Koearova, neylastni dcera v Csl. Slaxlcou a vdeene pameti Cest jeji pamatce. znstanoti mint r10 konce na geho

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KALENDAlk Dne 29teho fijna (October) verejne cviCern program mlaclee v Enniske Sokolovne.

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LABOR DAY DANCE

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Ham and Barbecue Dinner

Zae(atek y e 3 hod. odpol.

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Hymny, 1TrGSIOV starosty jednoty a Zupy.

Cvieeni iact y a, prostna, hry, Sletova prestna Zen. Cvieeni na nai. acti muin.

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Adult $1.25 - Chlildren 50c a plate After Dinner Short Program Special Guests OFFICERS OF THE SUPREME LODGE, SPJST And CITY ATTORNEY and DISTRICT COUNCILMAN

K obedu chutne barbecue, klobasy, dontaci peeivo rtizne jine obeerstveni a chlacIne napoje.

AT NITE

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Boating can be fun but it can also be dangerous, says Ed Cooper, extension wildlife specialist. He urges that precautions be taken to make boating safer activity.

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To My Many Friends and Patients Before departing from Hallettsville, I wish to extend my sincere and heart-felt thanks and appreciation for your cooperation and friendship you have shown me durog all of the years I resided here. I wish to assure you that I shall continue to serve you with greater determination than ever, and as in the past, shall never turn down a sick person money or no inkiney especially an elderly.

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