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ROCNIK (VOLUME) XLVI Oislo 26.

HUMANITY

25. eERVNA, (JUNE) 1958

BROTHERHOOD

eizi rec Oiliest nasim dikam nejake dobro 2 Kaide nadane dite, s dateenou znalosti druheho jazyka mule se stati vfidcem budouci g enerate. — Znalost vice jazykil jest rozhocine jen k prospechu ien i mu2t nejen mimo na gi vlasti, ale i nam tu doma v obchode, v prftmyslu a ✓ kadem oboru.

Vgeobecne se pfiznava, 2e poleveni ye vyueovani v cizYch feeich v teto zemi bylo pro nas osudnou chybou. — Po leta se v teto zerni davala site pfednost latine, riemeine a gpan'eatine, ale menici pomery v celem svete slovanske jazyky jakou jsou nage degtina a ru gtina zdftraznili dftletitost jejich fgeobecne.

Nage 1ibozvuena deetina jest uznavana klidem k Cele tade jinStch slovanskYch jazykft a ten ka2dSr kdo ji tfeba jen Steene ovlada, ma snadnej gi pfistup polgtine, sloven gtine, chorvat gtine k fedi Srbft k ratine a jinYch vic.

S litosti vzpominame toho kratkeho ob • kdy se v Texasu v rfanYch mistech vyueovalo ye verejnYch vy ggich Ako lad) (High School) eeskemu jazyku. -Velkou zasluhu o uskuteeneni meli tehdej gi uvedomile nage nadgenci, kteri by ✓ na:ich dejinach pov2dy meli bYti pamatovane. Vdeene vzpominame alespori nekterYch, aby jejich rodiny yeah 2e jejich snahy byly ocenene. — Pokud nam jsou -v pameti byly to nage rode,ei:— Skrabanek, Horriak, CernoskY, Van aura, Morris, KtiZan, Kni2ek, Chval, Chu Matug, Kleeka, Sktivanek, Holasek, Motis, Dr. Pazdra1, Dr. Kopeck, Jelinek,

Spadek, Trlica, Wondash, Syptak, Dugek, nYch na jejich jmena sI odpust'te neFrnka, Toupal, Schovajsa, Kubena, Mou mohu prave vzpomenouti.

MnohY s techto zde jmenovanYch dka, Hegar, Barton, Malec Dongres, • Ho neni mezi nami, ale jeho pamatka a do lub, Mairesh, Stibotik a jegte mnoho bre skutky dosud 2iji.

Kdy2 na ge nadgeni schladlo, nedovedli jsme si udrZeti to co jsme ziskali, pro= ste, chybelo porozumeni pro na gi vec a ditky se neptihlasili v dostateenem poeta Minulou ;nedeli zueastnili jsme se pra do mestskSich "High Schools". Nasledek videlne soh-Cul nageho Fort Worthskeho toho bylo, Ze i studentd v deskem oddd tadu a te gilo nas sejiti se s bratry a ses- leni na Statni Universite ubSivalo a tim stramy. i schopnych uditelt de.gtiny.

Schtize nebyla site poeetne navgtivena Proste jsme si ',red lety neuvedomiii, ale- vzdor tomu pojednavalo se po zaha- ze docilenYm vyudovani destiny na gkojovacich obtadech riane dillelite za gto- lach nage snaha skoneena nebyla nebot.' je, vyznainne' pro budouci hospodatskou tu tepr y nage zodpovednost k udriostranku nd geho tadu, vani mela zaeit.

Bude na nas zale2et zda nyni, kdy se Litujeme, Ze na ge sestry a bratti si ne ozivil zajem o cite jazyky se i my budem• chavaji ujiti ptilelitost zasahnouti do tadoveho jednani a svoji neptitomnosti o znovuskfiseni nagi fedi zajimati.

Ka2dY z nas musi piiznat, t• e budou,se ptipravuji o sva elenska prava jako cnost na:gi Jednoty jest zavisla na nagern jsou odevzdati svuj 'hlas, sve nahledy, navrhy a posudek. — Po celou cestu do dorostu, na prilivu mladeho elenstva. Ne mu ptem:cr glel jsem o tom, .2e kdyby ty da se to uptit, av'gak pies to v ge ze tyto tadej e hovoti anglicky chceme se .sna.nag:e zaklaciatele tadu a Jednoty byly tak lhostejne jako jsme dnes mno- pit zachovati tee na gich predku, nagich bY z nas, — veeu, ze by po rtiznu nebylo zakladatelii mezi sebou jak jen dlouho Za toto sna2eni nain nagich peknVch tadovYch sini — ba ani to bude mano. neni se co stycieti, davame jen to nagi Jednoty. — Zdali pak se polepdortistajici generaci 2e schopnost hovegime? riti druhS'm jazykem jest u2itedna a peChystame se oslaviti 20ti fete “Troei stovani hodna. nagi krasne budovy icadove dne 5teho Na zdar! tijna velkou a okazalou slavnosti a ji2 (Prosim preetete si pozorne elanek nyni se budeme Ve ga na Vas a se k to- angl. east — From their difference mu ptipravovat.

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BLAVNI I ADOVNA SUPREzviE LODGE EDWARD L MAREK, President JOE B. 1111JNY. Vice-President J. F. CHUPICK. Secretary JOS. KO -MBA. JR. Treasurer R. A. URBANOVSKY, BookkeePer All In Tem p le. Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KAC1R, Attorney Tem p le. Texas DR, MARVIN LESTKAR„ Medical Dire o P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor, Texas A,F.DITELE — DIRECTORS FRANK V. STEPAN. First District Bellville, Texas CHAS. NAVRATIL, Second District 816 E. Ave A.— Tem p le, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA. Third District.

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Doala zprava, ze na sjezdu teto Jedno ty konanem v El Campo zvolena byla pi.

Benita Pavlu z iiaiiettsville predsedkyni pani Rita Kallos z La Grange mistopred sedkyni. Tajemnice pi. Carolina Brneir z Yoakum a pokladni pi. Marie Jarea teZ z Yoakum. Reditelkou detskeho odboru zvolend sleena Bessie Pustka z Ballettsvine. Reclitelky Jednoty pi. A. Kopecks, pi. M. Mugka, pi. A. Toman, pi. K. Darilek a pi. Krist. Knapek. Lekarem zvolen Dr. C. Kopeck', pravnim radcem Tim. G. Maresh.

Sjezd trval dny, koneil ye stredu minuleho tYdne. Msgr. I. J. Valenta z West. jest kaplanem Jednotv, ktera zdroven oslavovala sve aedesatileti. Prig' sjezd Jednoty ustanoven do Sealy, Texas rote 1962.

Mnoho dalgiho zdaru!

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de al Inameni u uro u Dost moZna ze nikdo nevi co jest rekordni ftlocla pknice z jednoho akru a chceme zde uvesti Ze dle na gi znalosti roda yypestovand nagim bratrem Jos. Va;Skein v osade "Lively" Pr" Seymour v okresu Baylor je zajiste obdivuhodna. — Mel 74 akre p genice a jeho ftroda dle spray merila prfunerne 55 bu gle po akru.

Druh p genice kteroi. bratr Va gek sel, byla odruda "Early Triumph" a seta byla pied 15 rijnem 1957, v gechna. — Prejeme dalaiho zdaru.

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9 MoZna, i n Vas to bude zajimat, Ze neon zde ve West. no denim suchem poeasi, ko neene minuly tkden v pond'Cli veeer a pak v noel a terner celk den v iiterk pekne zapr gelo. --- Ale bylo to vlaZieky sku teene zapotieby nebot' krmivo v polich a. zahradkv ji g suchem trpeli. — V okoli Clostali deate vice a2 do 4 palca jiZne od West a na zapad, tak ze snad jiZ misty itrody jsou zaji gtene. Piejeme to nagm rolnikem, nebot' jak jsou Brody slabe, tak mesta trpi.

Kde se eleostvo na ge bez vkmluv nona spole •ne praci v Zivote radovem. jde se ku p redu k novemu rozvoji a roz kvetu i pies easto nepriznive okolnosti a rezmlouvani skarohIidii, ktere se jen obavaji aby na, nieh nebyla nejaka. prace Zaclana. Neclejle si einnost radovou brzditi!

Hlavni iiradovna poskytuje pfijay na farmy, raiiCe a vybudovanY mestskY majetek kciehoi2v v Texasu.

Pfijeuje svoje, vlastni penize na nizki; iiroky, dlouhe splatky a s veliee priznivYmi podminkarni pro predeasne vyplaceni. — Piste o 131U,S1 podrobnosti -- Supreme Lodge SPJST box 400, Temple, Texas.

• at) Cast° i dosti obtikiti vec se Mtm pociari s pomoci radovkch bratru i sester a tehdy obzvla gte, kdyZ jen dobro a prospech. Jednoty /name na zreteli. * (— K.a2cla. chyba ueinena de. se napraviti nebot' zakon k bliZnirnu, prave bratrstvi, jest laska ktera po y Zdy odpouati.'

Pomahejme obeas zasevat dobro, moano ze i budeme sklamane. ale je lope bYt zklaman neZ bkti ne.spravedlivkm. ) • 4„ • / Vgechny nak takosti. kaZcie nedorozu men: mu e bYti lu gteno shovivavosti, porozumenim. Jen je treba to dobre vjale, jen chtit v gichni a prijcie to. ) • *To • ( 2adtak espech neni moZnk bez prieineni bez obetavkch Clone spolkovkch a kaZdk ten ktelk pougti ze zreteli svoji Jednotu a budoucnost jeki, bazuje cd sebe sye vlastni zajmy. )•X• Mate-h nejake pLittcle, zname, sousedy, kteri dosud nejsou v na g Jednote, pozvete je nekdy do nektere Vaal schuze pri prilelitosti kclyZ mate nejakk peknk program,- svaelnu ; porad Va g MIAde2e, tak'nejlepe je presvecleite, ze mimo Dejigteni u nes v Jecinote poskytujeme teZ pre.telskou druktost, lidske spolu-.

Ziti a bratrstvi. ) • 40 • Ye spolkovern jecinani je zapotreby je,dnati opatrne a roz gafne .Poznali jsme sa, mi Caste, ze nekdy nepredlokne slovo mute vyvolati neshodu a rortrpeenost, ba mak to i znamenati i ztratu pritele. Proto tedy s vlastni sku genosti bych adil, jednejlne v zajmu na g Jednoty vZdy a v pravde bratrsky. )* 0 Kdo na ty uprazdnene mists nagieh stargich, ktere nem na vZdy odegli?

Na ge mlacleZ, na ge vnuci, na ge rodiny.

Kus toho na g eho bratrstvi spoeiva v tom, abychom se starali o le p ai budouenost nagcli deli a rodin. ,• Ne kaZdY rad nulZe se honositi door-mi snolkovYmi pracovniky. Mnohdy male prielny oclrazuji Ochre eleny cd spolhove prace.

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Obavy vim moans pomohou

Vzporninka na lidicke obeli

Ochivodnen:y strach je nekdy dobrit vec. Strach lidem east° zabrani, aby se nevystavovali zbyteen.emu nebezpeei. — Pfimeje lidi, aby se branili, jsou-li na-padeni. A ma mnohdy za nasledek vYkony, ktere jsou pro dobro celeho lidstva.

Zdolani detske obrny bylo z velke • y Ysledkern vefejneho postoje k opravnenernu strachu z tato nemoce. Vystra g eni hroznSr mi epidemiemi, ktere se kaddeho leta prevalily zemi vystra g eni ne bezpedim, ktere hrozilo zdravi a gtesti jejich rodin, semkly se miliony lidi v gik a pomoci akce "March of Dimes" umoZ• einnost organisace, ktera zasvetila svou existenci boji proti detske obrne.

Tato organisace, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, mela po dvaciti letech sveho trvani neptimou zasluhu na vypracovani bezaeeneho, levneho a U.einneho preventivniho prostfedku proti obrne — Salkova sera.

V sobotu odpoledne 7. dervna, poradal chicagsk:y Oblastni VYbor CNRA za velke idasti s y Ych elent a pratel vzpominku na vyvraaleni Lidic, ktera se konala v Lidicich, Ill., bide Joliet.

innost zminene organisace mela zdolavani chly odu ke strachu za zasluhu innohem vice, neZ"li bylo sestaveni vacciny. Patrani pa obrannem prostfedku vedlo sondasine i k nabYvani vecleckSr.ch poznatkil, ktere dnes otviraji cestu k novSim viterstvim proti teZkostem, ktere az dosud lidi sidovaly. PH provadeni programu ye prospech obeti detske obrny vynalezala organisace nove leeebne zakroky, ktere se dobfe osvedeuji i pfi pornahani tisicum lidi, kteri byli na padeni, pfipadne zmrzakeni jinYmi nemocemi, nebo pri nejakem ne g testi. Z fonchl akce "March of Dimes" bylo vycvieeno na tisice lidi, kteri. dnes usiluji o vyinceni detske obrny a o zabraneni zmrzaeicich nasledkil. Jsou mezi nimi ueenci, lekari, Ede obeznameni s terapuetick3imi zakroky a jini, kteri maji `v gichni spoleenST cil -- pomoci postiZenYm lidem.

V dfisledku einnosti Narodni nadace proti detske obrne byl dnes strach z tato nemoci z velke easti zdolan. Miliony di uZili zdraveho rozumu, vyhiedali ochra, nu Salkova sera. S poklesem strachu nachazime v g ak i miliony jinYch lidi, ktefi naopak po g etile zapomneli, se bez vacciny zilstavaji i male tereem teto mrzaeici nemoci, ktera stale je g te nacha, zi obeti mezi nechranenYmi. Blilici se iota je dodateenYm diivodem, proe by tito lide meli uposlechnouti vSTstrahy lekata a uvedomiti si, eerven je poeatkem nebezpeene "sezony" detske obrny. Nedostal-li jste je g te patfiene in jekce, mate dobrY clavod k strachu. Prod

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Oznameni schaze Pravidelna selulize Tiskoveho Tito= Slovanske Podporujici Jednoty Statu Texasu konati se bude prvni nedell v Zerevneit, to je dne 6. eervenee 1958, v deset hodin dopoledne v budove SPJST V Temple.

S bra trskfm pozdravem Eduard Week, t. c. predseda Tiskoveho vibortt (26-27) )•4•(

Nezapominalici krajane slozili pied zahajenim programu u pomniku mnoho krasnYch kvetin a vencil. Program • pfedseda Oblastniho VYboru bratr Alois Kopeck a bratr Jiii Spanek obstaral vysilani hudby. Sleeny Rfdiekova ?Ad La Parita eislo 161, v Jourdanton a Tuzarova, se sueastnily v krasnYch na- bude oslavovati sve 20t1 lett na den 4. rodnich krojich. eervence (July), v jejich opravene tidoAnglickS7 rednik, pan Dominik Roma- y e sini 3 mile od mesteeka Jourdanton no, stavitel vesnieky Lidice a majitel li- a kaddY jest uctive zvan. )• de • ( dickeho pozemku, pronesl velmi kra,sg g v Jak ji ichni vita bude se letos v eer nou rec. Vzpominal odhaleni pomniku pied 16ti lety a vyslovil uznaaii CNRA venci 26teho a 27teho konat u nos v Enza vybudovani lidickeho pomniku a ne- nis Slet a zaroveri na g e jednota oslaVy fma y nou peei o nej. Po ukoneeni sve fedi 50 late trvani v Ennis. Te gime se na shle odevzdai ONRA darem vlastnicke pray& danou s vami Vgemi. )• •( pozemku, do rukou predsedy Oblastniho Taneeni zabava v Seatonske sini facht Whorl' pana Aloise Kopeckeho. 6eskSrm rednikem byl pan plukovnik 0. Pej g a. Po 47 (Star Hall) pod za g titou `Beseda Club', 28. eervna, (June.) programu se v g ichni fieastnici se g li na v sobotu ,dne Iludbu obstara Adela a jeji Music pratelske besede. u manZelii WelcloySteh Masters. Obeerstveni a jidla na prodej ✓ Hinsdale, Illinois. po celST veeer. KaddSr uctive zvan.

NRA si yytSreila lidickSr pomnik uclir) • 4 • ( Nwat a vypsala na tento fieel sbirku.

20ti late vYrodi budovy radu 92. ye Ft. Predsedkyne eeskoslovenske Z s enske Na- Worth, Texas se chysta, na den 5. kijna. rodni Rady v Exilu, pani Mila Ferjen- (Oct.) 1958. Chceme tato vS •rroei oslaviti eikova, odevzdala pH to prilelitosti Fon- , obzvla g te okazale a 26,clame sbratfene th. du pro udrZeni lidickeho pomniku dar dy aby nom tento den v 'oas oznamen.* deseti dollart. Ve g kere dary laskave za- laskave vyhradili.

Diky pkedlem. silejte: CNRA, 4125 W. 26th Str. Chicago, ) • 4 • ( 23, Ill. NarozeninovY Klub Sester radu 88.

Houston oznamuje na den 2. eeivenee —) • & • ( (July) velkou pratelskou zabavu v spolkove sini.— Bude vysluhovan g maenST abed, spoled✓ nedeli dne 22teho spojench ra,clu SP- ne zaba yne hry, cent' a vtlaec kro.sne po JST, eislo 47 a radu RVOS eislo 5. se die baveni pro kaaleho. Nelze to vAe pro v g ech znamek fispe gne yydarila. — Nala me g kati, prijd'te dozajiste! )•4•( da byla pekna, na yg tevnikii yg ude pino, hudba prvotridni. — A nom se zdalo, Ze kaddY byl spokojen. — Odpoledni proNakm " zpevak " tun ° gram zahajen neco malo opozden, nasJanieko Co robig, ledkem toho, ze slavnostni reenik se zdr Za vaak pane nom to v g e se- Ze ty k nom nechodig? nator Yarborough povedel. — Haste sje- (:Moja mamka povedala, te z blizka i y zdalenYch mist se jak bylo ze ty ulna, nehibig.:) znati, dobre vespolek pomeli a Nas ov- Kebych t'a nelabil, g em Z'e teZ pote g ilo, sejiti se s tak mno- k y am by sum nechodil, hYmi starYmt prately a seznameni se s (:moje gtyry vrane kone novYmi — Budeme dlouho Vas vgech hladom bych nemoril.:) vzpominat.

Moj otec hovori 2e mi nedovoli, se ho nezbaviti? Dejte se ochraniti ne- (22e mi kepi Principiu Ze nb, da, do gkoly:) prodlene, pokud mate je g te das!

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ODDIL DOPISOVATELI El Campo, Texas Mild seitr a brat ri a ctend redakce na$61-io uilrho Vestniku: vam nirstinit naSi pH:SU okrskovou ktera bude spojend s celoden ni slavnosti, eili piknikom a bode oznamovana pod nazvein "CeskY Den 8 esteho Distriktu SPJST. 12ho kijna (October) v Hillje, v SPJST sini.

Celodenni program bude oznamen poz doji, lined jok se dornluvime s rac y Ses tend OkiSku, ale hlavni aby jsme udelali neco aby se to vskutku libilo te naSi ondadine pro kterou to vlastne delame, a proto do vaSieh schnzich dojede VaS Distriktni Oreanisator se s vami vSemi poradit. Kdo nebude moci prijet bych 2adal elenstvo kadu by bylo nam napomocne radou, hlaVne ovi..; em velikou Casti a echotou - 7 my to delame pro na vase pctomky. Tedy Zadam o VaSi east, nezapomente.

Zatim s pczdravem Ig. Serikyrik. ) • ote • 6ty Dist El Campo Jmena organisatorti ktere se kvetnu a unsali neve pojiSteni jak nasledttje:— Mrs. C. Bohaeik 1000.00 Mrs. Anna- Havlik 1000.00 Mrs. Marie Machaeek 1000.00 2000.00 Chas • Holy Frank 1000.00 Emil Kutae; 100P.00 1000.00 Jacob Velek Ig. 'Senkyrjk 3000.00 Timto dekuji vAem kteii se pri inili a upsali noveho pojiAerii, ale zaroven darn by i ostatni organisatori se vzchopi li a clic moMosti se prielinili by jsme spl, nili nam predepsanou kvotu. trody i sou visude dobre, jenom s chuti se do toho pustit. ozdraVern Senkyrik, Dist. organisator.

4 • f, Granger, Texas Cten9 bratre redaktore: Minulou nedeli dne 15ho, tento mesic jsme se .sneastniii s manielkou The Third Trlica's Family Reunion, byli jsme zajeti ye City Recreation Hall Hallettsville Texas, Lavaca County. Bylo pas asi 100 potomkti po John Trlica a Paul Trlica, a jejich sestry Terezie "Trlica" Shimek. kteri ptijeli sem do Texasu pre 80ti lety prisll ze na Morave a kteri se usadili 7 mil severovYchodne od Hallettsville, a to osadu pojmenovali Vsetin, v Texasu.

Je to krasne kdy" jednou za rok se tak rodina sejde a spoleene pobeseduje, treba e vsichni na jednou nepfijdou. ale

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jednou on a po druhe zase ten druh9 za se ten. ciruh9 nrijde. PriSti zejiti zase be v mesici cervnu 1959.

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Na Domov odpoanku Pore ova Odpoeinku Cteni sestry a pratele: -Zde pocia vain prijem darn, ktere jsein za 14 dni obdrZel na SPJST Rest Home.

P. a p i . Fr.mk. PetrtiSek Wallis 5.00 P. L. A. 1\latinec N. Y. e'en radu cislo 154 50.00 Pi. .A i• ,nes Silhav9, Fr. Worth 2.00 P. a pi. Jos. Milan Fr. Worth 2.00 P. a pi. Fred Burda Portland, Ore. na ucteni parnalky p. Jerry Zazvorky 5.00 P. a pi Frank GureckY, Ennis na ucteni pamalky p_ Frank Marka 3,00 Celkem stavebniho fondu jsem 67.00 Pi. Marie P. Ft. Worth 2.00 P. A. Novai; Bryan na ucteni pamatky p J y Zazvorky 2.00 4.00 o Mc uckova fondu celkem Tedy celkem vSeho jsem za poslednich 14 dni prijal $71.00 Vzdavam imenem feditelti vrele diky za tyto mile dary na tento dobrY chetnY idel, Doufam, 2e budeme v tech to milYch darech pokraeovat.

Pooasi mame suche a horko. DobrY cleSt'na kornu a jine krmivo by se opravdu seSel. S hr. pozdravem Chas Navratil pokl. SPJST Rest Home 816 E. Ave A. Temple, Tex. 4 ) s SP.IS1 REST HOME Mile sestry a bratri:— Pekne Dam zde zapir§elo, tak nadeje na dobrou 'arodu zde mame. Pi'edeSlou stredu nam pan farar Svoboda CMB Cir kve ukazoval obrazky a vkin se to libilo.

Pan farat Svoboda si zasluhuje naS vrelY dik.

Dr. KopeckS'r ze San Antonio nas obderil velmi cennYmi knihami a jmenem Domova mu srdeene dekuji. Zaroven Vaal kteri se zajimate a chteli se k nam pristehovat radime by jste si pespiSili neb manic jiz jen svetnice pro the osoby. Co byli pro jednoho jsou jiZ obsazenY, ale misto se vZdy udeld.

Kvituji zde dary a sice:— Bado Equipment Co. Inc. $300,00 Houston. Texas Red Karel Jonas k ucteni pamCtky 10.00 Karel Keprta E. Bernard 4.50 Amelia 1\./1okrY SPJST R. Home 1.00 Alise Shiller SPJST R. Home 1.00 Ruble Hol9 San Antonio 1.00 Pi. JoeNovak Son Monk) 1.00 Mr. Frank Marion San Antonio

Ve stredu, dne 25. iiervna 1958 V'Sem darctun si rdeene dekuji.

S bratrskYm pozdravem jako Italy vas Rudolph Troubil • t Americke jazyky pred Kolumbem Vdobe, kcly Kolumbus pochnkl svou epochalni cestu ke brehum Naveho sveta, nemeli obyvatele Severni a Ji‘Zni Ameriky Zadne spoleene reel. NejakYch tisic tehdy existujicich kme nn domorodS,ch mein prave toiik ruznYch jazykti. Mriohe z techto kmenu jr2 da yno zanikly, ale jeSte i does najdeme mezi Indiany, kte ve SpojenYch Statech a v Kanade, aspon dve std rtiznYch reel.

Irvadime zde nekolik hlavnich kmeny z Kolualbovy doby, jejich jazyky jsou upine pdligne.

Na fizemi dneSnich severov9chodnich Spojen9ch Stata a jihov9ohodni KanaCy. ad reip Mississippi an po pobteM Atlantickeh° ocednu, zily kdysi eetne kme ny, zahrnevane pod jednotnYm oznadenim Algonguin. Mezi nimi byly i kmeny Delaware, Potawantamis a Mohican. In diani na severu Zivili se lovem ryb a zve Indiani na jihu sklizeli divokou rY'z'd a jine zrni.

Iroquis, nekdy zvani Peti narody, nebo pozdeji Sesti narody, obYvali dnei'sni stat New York a jinni Ontario v Kanade. Byli zemedelci a vyrabeli blinene nadobi. Skladali se z tako yYch kmeml, jako Mohawks, Oneidas, Senecas. Byli, velmi bojechtivi a vedli Caste v9pady pro ti sv9m neptateltim.

Ji'21-16 od kmene Alconguin, na sahajicim od Severni a JiZni Caroliny a Georgie na atlantickem pobke'Zi a2 po Texas, Ma skupina kmenn. z nieh'Z nejdfilelitejKii byly Creekos, Choctaws, Che.rokees a Seminoles. Zili v trvalYch yesnicich, obdelavali pudu, vyrabeli hlinene nadoby a tkanivo.

Indiani na mississippske planine lovci, Zivici se hlavne buvolim masem.

Zili v jeblancoyitYch stanech a pildu ne obdelavali. Jedin9m zdomacnel9m zviretem byl u nich az do sedmnacteho sto leti toliko Des. V jihozapadni easti Spojen9ch Statiit Zili Inclia.ni Pueblo. ktcri zahrnovali Indiany kicrienti Apache a Navajo. V§ichni byli velmi zirueni pri pleteni Kalifornske indiany oznaeovali Ameri Cane jako "diggers"; nebot' tyto kmeny s nejprimitivnej:Si kulturou 'Zivily se vyhra bovanim jedlYch kofenn a Z'aludii. Kme ny v severozapadnich Spojen)%ch Statech vyznaeovaly se zruenosti pri obrabeni mezi nimi kmeny zname pode va. jmeny Bannoeks, Snakes a Flatheads.

Ve Stiedni a JiZni Americe je jei:ste mnohem vice ritznYch kmena a riAznStch jazykiA, jakoZ i rozmaniteli kulturra, od primitivnic'h Indiana az po vysoce civili sovane Azteky a Maye.

Ve stfeciu, dne 25. 'e'erVna 1958

Kalendai okrskovich schiuz Prvni okrsek Podzimni schtlze prvniho okrsku stanovena na etvrtou nedeli v zari dne 28.

(Sept. 28) a hostiti bude okrsek rad ndS cis.' 38, na Koval. — Schtize zahajena bude o jedne odp.

Na§e sestry veciouci ntlade2e zahaji kratsi program a kahlY fad okrsku kterY by mohl hodnotnym eislem prispet jest y yzvan zaslat zdeleni sestre Rud. C. Matejka, vedouci ''Youth Leader". — Pak bude nasledovat schtize okrsku. Po porade vase sestry prichystaji svadinu a broth se postaraji o obeerstveni. Wechny rady a elenove jsou k ireasti uptiinne zvane a navAtevy s jinYch mist budou vitane. Zveme eleny Illavni (Iradovny nakho redaktora i manZelku. — Budeme Vas eekati a svoji pritomnosti (Iodate narn rove chute k praci.

Frank Vytopil, mistopted.

Druhf. okrsek Pristi schtize druheho okrsku die us neSeni v Granger, laude se konat u du 'Oslo 29. Praha v sini raclove pobli2Ze Taylor, Texas, treti nedeli v rijnu (October) to jest dne 19. Laskave nam tuto nedeli ponechejte volnou. Diky predem.

PodrobnY program bucle co nejcitiv mOZno oznarnen.

T •eti okrsek Podzimni schilze tretiho okrsku bude 8e konat dle oanarneni u radii eislo 25 v Ennis, v jejich krasne radove budove dne 14 zari t. r. (Sept.) to jest druha nedele v zari aas a program bude oznamen co nejdrive bude mcdno.

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etvrtSr okrsek Nag 4ti district planuje svoji schuzi na prvni nedeli v srpnu to jest dne 3. srpna (August 3th) v San Angelo, Texas a hostem okrsku bude ne2A tad T. J. Masaryk Oslo 160 v San Angelo. — Doufame, *Ze nak sbratrene rady nam tuto nedeli ponechaji tak aby naAe nav gteva byla nerukna, a velka, a dekujeme Vam predem.

• Pat,Sr okrsek o gestfr okrsek S' ' estSr okrsek rozhodl se konati svoji podzimni schtizi u radu vllje, nekdy v fijnu, eas a porad bude co nejdrive oznarnen.

Prosime, aby okrsky brali na datum laskave ohied.

VtSTNiX .® WEST, TEXAS Oznamena celodenni sla y nost 6telto di striktu vhje, Texas na den 12teho na (Oct.) pod nazvem "OeskY den 6 disCelodenni program bude triktu v oznamen co nejdrive. — Okrskova schtize ye spojeni.

SedmY okrsek Matti vam vAem oznamit, e podzimni schtize 7 okrsku se bude konat cine 26 tijna (Oct.) 1958 u i• du San Antonio Cis. 133. v Mission County Park a te ten datum se nam neda zmenit neb na ten den tame mistnost zamluvenou. — Pica li bychom si aby druhe flak okrsky byly tak laskavY a ten den 26 fijna nam nechaly volnY pro tuto naSi schuzi, tak aby se nekonalo vice okrskovYch schtizi v ten den, ale aby se vSichni dostavily do na§i schtizi v Mission County Park, San Antonio. )•4•(

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STJ Sokol. Ve vAech jednotach eeskStch slovenskYch se elenstvo pripravuje k eestnYm zavodnin a verejnemu eviden.i. — Ale pripravuje se i ostatni elenstvo, kte re necviei. Sokolske elenstvo v Clevelan, de a okoli ma pied sebou velkY bor tohoto sletu yeti, te tak jako elenstvo v Clevelandu a okoli, i vzdalenejai jednoty &MI v ge, aby tento slet svobodnen° Sok,olst-va, ve svobodne Ameriee byl jechaim z nejitspeanejaich sletu eeskoslovenskeho Sokoistva.

Na tomto slete utvrdime viru v budou cnost Ceskoslovenskeho Sokolstva, shro maZdime okolo neho velke zastupy uvedomeleho eeskoslovenskeho lidu, kterY je rozhodnutY ydrket a pracovat za rozkvet a lepai budoucnost Sokolstva v Americe.

Pri tomto manifestaenim podniku se rozhovori nage srdce, vzplane nave nad Beni a odhodlani udrket si velke declictvi, ktere nam bylo svefeno, aby sloutilo k prospechu nejen naaemu, ale celeho naroda.

Sestry a broth! Spolehame se no, Vas, Ze prij dete vgichni, deal i Slovaci, spinite Slovenska Telocviena, Jednota Sokol u- CestnY slib a krasno dedIctvi naslich pied sporadala s yttj 13. sokolskY slot v CleveSletu zdar! landu, ye dricch 4. 6. ecrveace. Bude to )• 4 • ( slet nejen slovenskeho sohoktva, ale mu' Zeme klidne ric.i, 2e to bude slet OeskoDomnivate-li se, ke nag Vestnik jest slovenskeho Sokolstva v Americe. jen eten na gim elenstvem, tak se ovgem Spoluprace eeskeho a slovenskeho Somylite. Vime, ke nag list etOu 5 kolstva v Americe existuje jiz od. zaloleni neeleni kterYnt jest pravidelne do roSTJ Sokol koncem minuleho stoleti. Toto din pOjeovan a odberateli mimo Jedspoleene bratrstvo bylo posvecene sponoty, ktefi si jej pfedplaci. — Snatme leenYm usilun za svobodu nakho narose tedy vespolek aby na g organ stag se da, kdy2 v prvnirn odboji v eele s T. G. hledanim svoji eetbou, pomoenikem .si Masarykem a v druhem s Eduardern Beteni dobre vfile a oporou maim organineSem stall jsme v jednom .sikn pod pra satortn pii ziskani noveho elenstva. parent Tyr govYm, abychorn spinili odkaz dejin, poslani to, ktere nam osud pred ureil.

Pii zmene adresy pouiljte tohoto kuponu Ale byla to jen jedna historicky vSiznamna faze sokolskYch povinnosti, kte- Supreme Lodge SPJST. re nam byly ureeny v oblasti vzneknYch box 400, Temple, Texas. idealu sokolskeho telovychovneho a deZ ad am Vas o zmenu me adresy jak na mokratickeho hnuti. Od poeatku si slosleduje:— venske Sokolstvo bylo teciorno, 2e jeho laska path take americkemu narodu, to Moje nova adresa jest:— ho k nenm va;Zi mravni a obeanske povinnosti, jeho dernokratickY ideal a 2e podle sokolskYch zasad se musi usilovat o telesne i mravni zdravi, svobodu, pokrok a socialni spravedlnost Na techto zakladech jsou zalokny vk Moje stara adresa*— chny nak sokolske organisace. Takto pra cujeme na Ceske strane ji'Z 93 a na siovenske 66 rokti. Aby i verejnost se mohla se sokolskou praci seznamit, koname pravidelne verejne prehlidky naSi ein nosti na poli narodni a telesne vy-chovy. Pattim k kadu eislo Jsou to rozmanite podniky jednot, Z"up i S pozclravem celonaroclni slety. podpis Stojime, na prahu 13. sokolskeho sletu

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Za rad Pokrok Houstonu C. 88 Frances Olexa, Anna Vrla, Anna Svestka, res. vYbor.

• 4 •' RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI remit° radky resolueni vYbor radii Po krok Houstonu C. 88 vyslovuje svoji thprimnou soustrast nad odchodem na geho bratra a velebneho pana Paul P. lia§para kter7 ode gel aby spal svilj veenSr spanek dne 23. kvetna 1958 v Portland Oregon.

Bratr Ka gpar aekoliv byl tak daleko od sveho domar..iho radu, vZ"dy pamatoval vanoenim listkem na sestry narozeninovela° klubu radu Pokrok Houstonu C. 88 a sestry vzajemne zas pamatovali na nej. Odegel aby se vice mezi nas nevratil.

At' jest mu zeme lehka.

Za rad Pokrok Houstonu C. 88 Frances Olexa, RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Anna Svestka, My nine podepsan5'7 resolueni vYbor Anna Vrla, res. xrjbon ) • U^b • ldu Pokrok Houstonu d. 88 vyslOvujeme portistale rodine na gi aprimne citenou Posmrtni vzpominka soustrast, nad odchodem na geho spolkoNa hititove SPJST v Shiner pohkbeveho bratra na byla starenka Terezie Wentrekova, Jos. S. Pra,tka narozena ye stare vlasti v roce 1878. — Odegel mangol, otec, dedeeek a na g ver- Byla dcera Mrnu gtikovYch. Jeji mu2 ny spjlubratr aby spa]. svfli veenS r sPa- Frank ji na 'veenost ptedegel.

Zanechala 2 dcery, pani Raym. Vinnek, po delgim utrpeni. Pochovan byl na cikovou a Jacub Velekovou v Shiner, 3 htbitove V La Grange.

Byl dobdm spolkovjim bratrem, v2dy syny Franka v Bryan a Rudyho a Josefa vypomohl kde bylo treba dokud mu zdra v Shiner. — Budi'a ji zeme lehka. Uprimna, soustrast portistalS7m. vi dovolilo. Vgak posledni dobou byl )• • pine upoutan na Man2elce Elfriede Pratkove vyslovujem Posmrtni vzpominka nagi Uprimnou soustrast nad odchodem na nag eho bratra a elena fadu eislo 39, jejiho mankla. Budi2 mu zeme lehka. v Bryan Za rad Polank HouStonu C. 88 Tom gebesta Frances Olexa, kted se narodil dne 11. dubna 1895 v Anna Vrla, Bryan a tamte2 zemkel dne 29 dubna Anna 8vestka, res. vStor.

1958. Zanechal zde truchlici man2elku ) • 4, • ( pi. Mary Sebesta a ditky pi. Joe Krenek RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI pi. Frank Zemanek, pi. Chas. Nerrettig, a Resolueni vStor radu Pokrok Housto- Emil Sebesta. Po obradech Rev. Sylvesnu e. 88 timto vyslovuje uptimne cite- ter Fuchse byl ulo2en k feenemu odpoein nou soustrast nad odchodem marikla, ku na hititov v Bryan, Texas. — Nage soustrast pozastale rodine. otce a dedeeka a na geho spolubratra ) • 4 • ( Matej F. Ceealek ZesnulY bratr no zdlouhave chorobe oPosmrtni vzpominka degel na veenost dne 27 kvetna 1958. -- na zesnuleho bratra a elena radu eislo Bratr Cecalek dokud byl pri zdravi vldy 153 v La Salle rad navAtevoval vgechny radove podniky Anton F. Bosak a zvla.Ste eeske divadla jej vkly byl kted se narodil dne 4. kvetna 1888 v Larad veselSr a 'Orly se pridrOil kde se zpev vaca Co. a zemfel po krat gi nemoci dne 23. kvetna 1958. Jeho kena jej na veenost rozlehal.

Byl dobdm spolkovSnn bratrem a byl prode gla. — Bratr zanechal d ye ditky, nami postradan j1 del gi dobu. Odegel Helen a Violet v Houston, Texas. Byl aby spal sviij veeirk spanek v klidu. — uloZ'en k veenemu ocipoeinku z PresbiFohiten byl za velke teasti s ySrch brat- terianskeho kostela v Houstonu na RosenbereskS, hibitov. Na ge soustrast pora a pfatel.

ManMee, synam a vnoueatam vyslovu zastale rodine a klidnY yeenY spanek pte jun na gi aprinmou soustrast. jeme zesnulemu bratru.

Ve stfedu, dne 25. cervna 1958

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, niZepsany resolueni vYbor tadu KomenskY dislo 20 SPJST v Granger, Te xas, timto projevujeme jmenem tadu na si hluboce citenou soustrast poziAstale ro dine nad ztratou matky a statenky, a nagi spolusestry Anna Reia ktera od nas na veenoSt ode gla dne 27. kvetna 1958, ye stati 81 let. Zesnuila byla elenkyni nageho radii od 10. dubna 1904 celch 54 let a valy byla dbala svYch elensk3.Tch povinnosti.

Byla uloiena ku veenemu odpodinku • na hrbitove Cesko-Morayskjich Bratfi v Granger, za velke :least spolusester bra tri a pratel. Pohrebni obtady vykonali Jai:ail F. D. Svoboda a Jesse E. Sktivanek. Pozilsta1e ditky a rodino, vime, te2ce nesete ztratu jeji a 'WW2' Vam Utechou, Ze i my soucitime s Vami ye VaSem zarmutku.

Zesnula, spolusestro, odpoeivej v pokoji a budi2 Ti zeme lehkou.

Dario za tad KomenskY Oslo 20 SPJST v Granger, Texas, dne 20. eervna 1958.

Raymond F. Holubec, Jno. P. Trlica, F. J. Mikulenoak, res. vSrbor.

• 41,_ • ( TO JICH BYLO! Svoji Tonieku sttaila pani PaIoutova jako oko v hlave. Ani na krok nepusti la ji samotnou, a Irdty2 za Toniekou poCal chodit pan Likavec a pob.dal nekdy aby smel se svoji vyvolenou na prochazku, poslala s nimi opatrna pani Pa• 2,outova, maleho Frantika, aby na no poozr.

Po nejakem Case paacial slavnostne pan Likavec o ruku Tonicity. Pani Pgou tova sice prohlasila, ke ma Tonielca jeate na vdava,ni dost easu, ale kdy2 ji ma pan Likavec rad a mysli va7Zne, 2e tedy nic proti tomu nema.

"No tak", dodala potom, "a ted' (let, kdyi mate svoleni, nrnete si dat prvni polibeni."

Pan Likavec vtiskl Toniece hubieku, ale Tonielta se pti tom ani nezakervena la, co'2 matinku nemalo ptekvapilo.

"Co to vidim? Of to snad nebyla prvni hubielta? Pane Likavee, teknete pra ydu."

"No, kdiy2 to tedy musi bYt, ja se phmain. Prvni hubieka to nebyla. Kdyz. jsem chtel Tonieku v parku polibit, dal jsem vklycky Frantikovi dva centy. Ale odpust'te mu to, matinko, a nam taky."

"Je to setsakulensky kluk A ja porad, kde si za dva mesice uschranil osmnaet dola r 0,1" • (__ )• Oiiveni iadove einnosti mein() dociliti zaloienim klubu VaSi mladeke s porneci na'Sieh sester.

Ve stredu, dne 25. ieervna 1958

San Antonio, Texas Mile .sestry a brat•i:— Nein tomu oavno co zde byl zalolen Klub inla. de2e tak jak to maji i u jinYch hicin a jak z jeho einnosti patrno, uspokojive pokraeoje. Jak je mi znamo, teclitelkou mladeZe je sestra. Marcella M. Kleprlikova, ktera se veci s chuti ojala a za 0einne pomoci v gech dilo se datj.

MladeZ tou211a, pc tanci kolovem a hlavne square tanci. V tom ohledu zasluhuje pine uznani bratr Frank Parma St., kterY na po2aclani sestry Kleprilikove ye nuje veskery svuj volny eas a s neobyeejnYia zainlein v5nuje se svetene mlacie2i. Kar;alc' he ine raid, on to s nimi umi, o ve. clost neai nort7e, je to takov • jejich tata. On Ji,i0(ly r.aeatek je teZkY, o San Antonio lzc vsak '2e nejvetgi pteka2ky byly p •ekonany a ze vge zdarne pokracule nutno podekovati nejen imenovane dvojici, ale vein maminkain, k.tere e obetuji a pak te mladal samotne, ze pochopila sprayne C. ol a poilani zalolenelio klobu a Ze pod vlastnim vedenim zvolench iikednikn svorne v nejlep g i shocie praeuje. Je to opravdti raclostne pozmovat ie pti jeclnani ve schfizi i pti volne 7.".11-,,Dve a tan ci a neobye o ine bia21, is nezavrhrtji to, co iejich rociaie mlluji a maji racli.

V sobotu 7. cervna veeer Klub mlade2e piipravil siavnostni uvedeni v, Arad: svYch (iredniku, ktere provedl mistopted soda na gi 1-11avni iitaclovny, bratr Joe B. Byly vykonany velike ptipravy a eely proram byl nadhernY, dojemnY, vgeobecna se libil. Bratr HejnY promluvil nejltive vg eobecne a pak zyla.gt' k nilaciezi, jeho slova byla pHmo yybrana, zaposobila hlubokYrn dojmern na to rnlada srdce. Zvla gt' zdtraznil, Ze to jsou ti, kteti jednou ptevezmou na ge mista a povedou celou Jednotu a proto 2e rad vide, 2e ji2 nyni se ptipravuji na to chile2ite poslani a jejich einnosti ptal inn) ho zdaru. Jeho krasna, tee byla °Canemena zaslottZenYin potleskern. Jenom Sko da, 24-3 nebylo ptitornno vice elent do, bylo by to mlacleZ vice povzbudilo, dodala vice chuti a bylo by to nejlepgim dilicazem, 2e stojime pine za ni a. jeji einnosti. Av g ak, jak te2 podotknul br.

HejnY, to nas nesmi zaraziti. Nesmime

-vtsTNtx. --- WEST, TEXAS se lekat, ale, je g te s veci chuti pokraeovati v zap peate praci, se kterou je pine spokojen.

Jako, ele.noye Jednoty yitame zakladani Klubri inladek, ponevad2 to znamenet zaji gteni pro budouenost, vzrust nejonom mistnieh tacit, ale cele na gi JeKlob mladeZe je krasnYm dnoty. od jeho zaleateni bylo ptijato ronoho mlaOych liclj a nabor pokra euje.

Ude dnegka za 2 r. budeme miti sjezd zde v San Antonia. K tomu eteelu zviagt' jinenovally sjezdovY vybor cirri ji2 nomalu piapravy a planuje co v. e zaciciiti pro pine ta-Tokojeni v geeh Je to y elika prace, vy2adthici a-navel-lei stepeni, klid a hiuvue dobrou vuli, goo lad a harmonii v praci v gech na veci se podilejici 1i. Nepochyholi naprasto, 2e bode to nko velkolcaelie, 2c. bode to jeden z nag ich nejvetsich a -Like i nejlepSi= sjezdti. Bode to 1.62 na g e nejlep gi upozorneni eele vetejnesti na na gi krasnou a velikort Jodneto. Jiste vgern delegate= i hasttun sc zde bode libit a jiZ ! dries se na slaledani se vSemi uptimne to Sime.

Ruble Holly. ) ( Houston, Texas Mile sestry a bratti:-CM vain pripomenout vS'ern, Le sestry od "Birthday Club" buclou opet pota dat "Card Party" dne 2110 Cervenee, toti2 prvni sttedu v niesici. Pobaveni zacne od 10 hodin, totU co si kdo preje, jestli hru v karty, domino, atd. v poledne chotnY obed. a to vsc za potthYeh 75c. k tenni Je gte mtifZete vyhrat nejakou cenu. Ptivedle sve ptatele a •zname, ka2 dY jest vital'. Sestry, kteie byste chetli yYpomoci pti praci, aneb daTovat veci do yYlary„ aneb veci do kuchyne. jako salaty, peeivo atd., ptihlaste se u ses. F. Olexoye. Budeme ycleeny za sebe mengi clarek neb pomoc, jest to ye prospech nag eho klubu a 1..).do.

MinulY niesie v L-vetnu te2 prvni stte,du jsme udelali $60.70, tak ka2da trogka pornfi2e. Mnozi ani o tom nevedeli, tak prosim dejte vedet z ylast.' -1 tem co Vest nik neodbiraji. To minime potadat ka2 don prvni sttedu v mesici. Tak nezapomeqtel Za Birthday Club pige Sophie HrobY zpravodajka. )♦ " ♦ ( kid Osveta Cislo Koval, Texas Ctend redakce, bratti, sestry a pfateV nedeli odpoledne ye 2:00 jsme adbyvali nagi pravidelnou etvrtletni schilzi.

Clenu se dostavilo v ho,lnem poetu. Nag ptedseda Vaelav Batina zahajil schtizi.

Strana 7 Byla vzdana. Cost vlajce v gerni eleny.

Tajernnik. Jerry :_;. tepenicip •reet1 protokol z minute sehiize a byl prija t jak eten.

Taky yYbor finanenY bratr Kotulan Charlie Firibek pudali etvilietni zprayu, ktera priiata jak oteaa.

V minule Lclittzi bylo ujednano, 2e na 26. eervence budem potetclat \Teen spole enou, ale kdy2 bratti ZClellll 2e y e Smithville chteji potadat piknih, tak na ge je odlolena na pozdej gi dobu, Tegilo ze jsme, nicli takovou dobrou navgtevu v teto selluzi.

Ptitomni byli take br. HejnY z Temple, br. Kotulan s manklkou, synem a deerout z1 nckhart a ze San Antonio br.

James Zimmerbanzel s man2elkou a synern z La Change. Br. 8ebesta z Bastrop.

Bratr Been k nam pekne promluyil. tiekl, 2e dues 1.1?1, to neni takova jak to bylo pied nekolika lety. Dues mame v gemo2ne vymolenosti, jako radio, televise, automobily, atd., a jak tekl be. HejnY pro to yS.'echno pohocili neni zajem o seheize. Bratr HejnY take teld, Ze bychom men vgichni elenove pomahati na gim or gani.tornin, abychom ziskali co nejvice oznamil, eze br. Janeeka ie vaZne. nenicenY. Bratti a sestry, pama tuite na raej naN gtevou. KdyZ vite, ze ne kdo z Menu je nemocnY, prosim oznarate to nagemu bratru pokladniku aby on za, se pak upozornii nemocenskY vYbor.

Sly gela jsem, ze bratr Louis St'astnY z Taylor je v nemocnici. Pteji oboum brat rizm zdisavieka, aby zase ptijeli do sclra ze kde racii je vidime.

Po scheizi sestry mely ptipravenou sva einu. Bratti meli chladne napoje a byia velka be seda, pekne jsme si Taky 30. kvetna na den zdoboni hrobti jsem byla v Houstone. Prvne j sme vkcil ni jeli na htbitov a yeeer v 7:30 na graduation kde graduovalo 261 student:1 a mezi nimi take i na g vnuk Chairles Denby. No bylo to neco krasneno a rant,, to tegilo, 2e jsem se mohla stteastnit.

Take dne 7. eervna jsme byli pozvani na svatebni hostinu. Vclavala se sleena Lillian, dcera manklti E. Hofferkouh a dostala hodne krasnYch clarkft. P•ejeme gtesti a aby je Bth pone_hnal. Bydlet budou v Austine kde on pracuje.

Dnes 9. eervna spolusestra Lillie Evielie a pi. Joe Si gak jely na pohteb na Moraviu kde zemtel Karel Halata, strYeek jejich. Znala jsem jej te2" clobte dokud jezdival sem na Kovai. Wale svetlo at' mu sviti. A vy portistale, rodino ptijmete na gi soust•ast.

Ta kt2 mvsim ukoneit, pero nechce do bee psat, tak zase na shledanou v ptikti schilzi a srdeenY pozdrav vem etendt0m Mary Stepan.

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IrESTNiK -- WEST, TEXAS

Kritce ze sveta Kratee ze sveta LondYn, Anglie:— Mantel kralovny Al Z"betty II., tprine Fillip, oslavil v itterY v Buckinghamskem paraci sve 37. narozeniny.

• • Moskva, SSSR:— MoskevskY list Pravda napsal, ze 716,000 sovetskYch obeann navg tivilo cizi zeme a 550,000 cizich turistii navStivilo SovetskY svaz.

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Monte Carlo, Monaco:— Kne gna Grace a knik Rainer pozvali bYv. pres. Trumana a jeho man g elku na, koncert, star.-;Tch pisni. Listek do koncertni sine sto ji 24 dolarii a gampariske se itetuje zvha'. Koncert budou fidit Frank Sinatra a Noel Coward. 'Creel koncertu sbir 'ka na detskY fond SpojenYch naroda. — BYv. president Truman s man gelkou jsou na dovolene na francouzske Riviere.

• • Rio de Janeiro, Brazilie:— Asistent americkeho statniho tajemnika Roy R. Rubottom dorueil v fiterY presidentu Jus celino Kubiekovi dopis od pres. Eisenhowera. President Eisenhower vyslovuje sou hlas s ideou konference presidentu nebo ministra zahraniei zapadni polokoule. -Cil konference — zlep geni stykii mezi SpojenYmi Staty a republikami latinske Ameriky, ♦ • Parig, Fronde:— MinisterskSit pfedsecia Charles de Gaulle rozkazal nejvyAS1mu vojenskemu a civilnimu veliteli v Alg irsku, generalu Salanovi, aby se zdrgel politiky,

Popravy Ar Mad'arsku Budapegt:— Jeden mug bid popraven a 49 bylo uvezneno pro elenstvi ye "skupine zraddi", jak je nazYva ittedin tisk.

Gyula Lendval byl odsouzen k smrti vojenskym soudern v Mi gkolci, protoie zatYkani kladi odpor zbrani. ) • 4 • t 16 Finial osvobozeno Helsinky.— Sestnact Pint), kteki byli so vetskou vladou obvineni z vojenskYch ptestupkii, bylo propu gteno na svobodu. Tito byli od roku 1942 vezneni v taborech nucenYch praci. Novinatfina sdelili, ze v sovetskYch taborech dosud dil tisice zahranienich techniku a vedch v raznYch oborech ye prospech Soveta. ) •4•( Ruda eina osvobodi/a 2 Us kneze Hong Kong:— Dva amerieti fimsko ka tolieti kne gi byli po peti letech propugte ni z komunisticke veznice v rude tine.

Rev. Josef P. McCormack 65 letY z Ossin ing, N. Y a Rev. Cyril P. Wagner 51 letY z Pittsburghu, jsou poslednimi americkYmi knezimi, veznenSoni komunisty.

Tketi, Rev. James E. Welsh z Cumberland, kterY byl u.veznen v Sanghaji, obdrgel tog svobodu a vYjezdni visum. chni byli obgalovani ze gpionage.

I • •( Atentat na Titu?

Berlin:— ZapadonerneckSr Casopis Nacht Depesche oznamil, Jugogslavil byl na Titu piipraven atentat. Asi etyticet castniku 1Vto,skvou kizeneho spiknuti by lo zatteno. — 17-Sichni zateeni byli 'deny jugoslayske komunisticke strany. Nekte ii z nich byli kdysi deny vlady nebo za ujimali vedouci postaveni v kcmunisticke strane, ktera jim byla po vyloueeni Tita z Kominformy V roce 1948 ()dna ta.

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Great Rollright, Anglie:— Selska rada, okresu Chipping Norton po gadala F. J. Westa, aby se vystehoval z radnieniho do mu, nechce-li sni git pokt zvifat, ktera, Padelatele americkYeh pasii tam drgi. Me. tam 3 psy 2 koeky, kozla a Ze statniho departmentu bylo dnes oz26 ptakti, veetne kanarka, slepic holuba nameno, ze byla zjiAtena thipa, padelaa papookfi. telt americkYch cestovnich past), a ze •• ( osm Oleniz tato tlupy bylo zateeno ve Sp. v Evrope.

LondYn, Anglie:— 25-leta pani Dorot- Statech a Tlupa meta svfij hlavni stan v meste hy Smith je pygna na svo uhezoueltou de sitirnesieni dceru gku Patricii Ann, ale Palernu v Italii. elenove padelatelske tlu nechce, aby ,se s ni obdivovatele mazlili. py kradli a padelali americke cestovni Proto dala na jeji koearek listek s nad- pasy a predelavali je, a pak je prodkvali pisem: "Obdivovatele jsou gado,ni, aby se lidem, ktei-i by byli jinak nedostali povoleni ke vstupu do SpojenYch SOW. nemluvriatka nedotYkali. Dekuji yam."

Jak bylo oznameno, osm z tlupy pule • „,,, • ( latelii bylo zateeno v Italii, Francii a HoDeska Janu Masarykovi v New Yorku landsku.

Pametni deska Janu Masarykovi bude Od 1. ledna v Italii bylo hla g'eno 200 odhalena, v nedeli, 26. fijna tohoto ro- americkYch past' bud' to ukradenYch, ne ku v Husove eeskobratrskem chramu v bo ztracenYch. Padelane pasy byly pak Novem Yorku v ramci narodnich oslav prodavany tem, kteli se chteli dostat do 40. vyroei zalogeni Reptubliky eeskosloven SpojenYch &lath, a g za $1,250. Nekolik ske, jet se butdou konat pod zaaitou Ce- z tlupy padelatelu bylo zateeno v New skoslocvnske Narodni Rady v Americe. Jersey a v Nov:un Yorku.

Ve stfedu, dne 25. eervna. 1958 NaCe letei zadriene Ve trYchodnim Nemecku bylo zadr geno devet nagich americkYch letcu, jejich letoun byl donucen k, pristani ye vY chodnim Nemecku, byvk napaden sovet skYrni letouny. — Na ge vlada pogadala propugteni internovanYch, av ga,k bylo So vety odpovezeno, abychom se obratily primo na, vladu vYchodniho Nemecka.

Proto ze nak vlada neuznava, vYchodni vladu Nemecka, patrne ma bYti k vyjednavani ta,kto donucena aby se docililo navratu )•&• LondYn, Anglie:— V Anglii byly zruge ny pridelove listky na uhli. Pfidelove listky na uhli byly poslednirn zbytkem z pridelovehe seznanriu z druhe svetove val ky.

• " • ( Boeota, Columbie:— V provincii Tolima propukla ulna banditstvi a nasili, za, nit bylo zawragcleno 30 osob, ♦ • Londyn, Anglie:— MoskevskY rozhlas podal zpravu, ze SovetskY svaz, podle pro hla.geni Chrukeva, nezarnitl posledni na vrh pres. Eisenhowera, na schfizi vedcu v eneve ye SvYcarskti. na nil by se jedna lo o opattenich pro kontrolu picipadneho zakazu pokusa s nuklearnimi zbrane mi.

• Chru geev povag'uje Zenevu za vhodile mist() pro schfizi, nebot' "bude se na ni jednat o otazkach givotne dillegItYch pro vkchny narody sveta."

Natagaima, Colombie •-- 35 banditfi is automatickYmi puSkarni zaskoeilo bYv. konservativniho kongresnika Antonio Li se ,kterY vezi penize pro tholatu delnikiln) na odlehle farme. Zabili 10 vice tne Lischo.

Hong Kong:— einska kornunistika via Ida propusti prS, v nedeli posledni dva americke kneze, kteti byl zateeni 15 'dery 11a . )

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CeAlca, uprchlice obdriela stipendium Toto stipendium je udelovano kagdoro One nadaci John H. Whitney mladYm, na danYm studentem, kterYm bylo znemo g -Denopivynoutsjechopnsti,r svfij pfivod at' rasovY Oi krajovY. Behern deviti let, co existuje tato nadace, 21 urfiznYch narodnosti obdr gelo to to pomoc. Letos podilela se te g jedna na se krajanka na 52 tidelenYch nadaci, sou easne se dvema uprchliky, pfislogniky jinYch narodfl.

Jest to pani Tatiana Kosinski z Prahy, nyni V Cambridge, Mass. Graduovala, na Radcliff College a bude pokra,eovati v studiich slovanskYch jazyka k dosage-

Ve stiedu, dne 25. (7:erYna ni doktoratu filosofie na Harvard univer site. Pan! Kosinski byla lektorem ruitiny na bostonske a Harvard universitach. Je jim diem je noiti a badati ve srovnava cim sloYanskern jazykospytu.

4 • Atom. stiedisko US leteetva v Nemeeku Na nzerni zapadniho Nemecka se rale za hlavni atomicke sttedisko americkeho letectva y e stiedni Evrope. Po debu etyt let toto misto bylo ptisne zamleovano.

Az nyni, velitelstvi povolilo vstup do obrovskeho podzenmiho strediska nekolika novinattun a seznamilo je s vieobecnYmi operacemi mista, v ptipade nahle ho ptepadeni SovetskYm Svazem. Atomi ckemu stiedisku podlehaji letecke zakladny na EtYne, kde se nalezaji mocne tiditelne steely Matador. Na jinYch lete ckYch zakladnach pod velenim atomicke ho sttediska, je neustale v bojo ye pohotovosti 375 americkYch tryskovYch leta del, kterd v kter*koli okamiik vyleti na vYchod. V ptipade necteekavaneho fitoku. Tato letadla ,jicha rychlost letu pte yyiuje ryc: hlost zvuku, mohou opustit le bite behem 10 al 15 minut. Stejne doby je tteba k odpaleni steely Matador. V nej biizsi dobe atomicke sttedisko leteckYch sil ye sttedni Evrope bude ptimo spojeno s Pentagonem. ve Washingtone. ) • 4, • Soud v Polsku Variava:— Polska vlada obnovila ky na novinate, kterii,pry vyhledavali zpravy a tajne informace. Tento solid je povalovan za dalii sta geni opasku svobody tisku v Polsku. Obialo yanYmi jsou Alexander Wolowski, dopisoyatel patig.skeho Parish Match a televisni reporter Leszek Moczulsai. ) • 4, Tiprehli z eSR Video: —Tti antikomunistiiti echoslo vaci si najali soukrome letadlo. Jakmile se octl ye vzduchu, donutili starou pistoll pilota, aby ptistal v Rakousku, kde poaddali o politickY asyl.

Kdyg ptistaii na Aspern letiiti ye dni, policii rekli, ae zbrari, jia pougil aby ho ptimeli k p •eletu, nebyla pouaivatelna. Tento pilot se pokusil odletet jcite z rakouskeho letiae, ale bylo mu v torn• zabraneno. Nyni ma, obavy z navratu do 6eskoslovenska, protoge by ho prS7 mohli obvinit z toho, ge se nesnalil syYm cestujicim ntek vymluvit.

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Pe Gsule do Washirtgtonu?

Washington:— V statnim departmen to se dlouho zdraova.li yysloveni se jake hokoli iisudku o situaci kolem de Gaulla.

RHO, se dries, 'ae bade EisenhoWerern po zvan do Washingtonu. V nejbliaii dobe se zde bude konat schrizka ptedstavitelii

WEAT, T.EgAg

glie, Italie a zapadniho Nemecka v souvislosti s uddlostmi ve Francii. ) °

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Var.'iava Za poslednich Best mesicu by lo v provetujici kampani probihajici v polske komunisticke strand, vyloadeno 17 proc.

Podle oficielnich Udajn., podet komunisticke strany cirri 1,052;309 eland ve srovnani s 1,266,754 ele ny na zadatku. kampane, natizene Vladis lavem Gomulkou. Podie jeho nazoru, cis tka ma za neel odstranit nejen pasivni eleny poisko komunisticke strany, ale i nmoastvi komunistri, kteti stall na, jednom z obou extrema centristickych posici. ) • 4 • ( Jak kupuji auta v (!eskoslovensku Pro ziskani osobniho, automobilu byly yydany nove ptedpisy, ktere dasteene po nechavaji v platriosti stara ustanoveni, ale dale je komplikuji. 2adost o nakup automobile podava zamestnanec sve odborove nsttedne, rolnici zeinedelskemu odborti pti krajskem narodnim vYboru.

Zadost musi doloait pot yrzenim, ze sloZili u Statni banky zalohu 20,000 korun ve prospech "Mototechny" potvrzenim, ze ani on ani jeho aena nevlastni automo bil, jinak musi ptiloait prohlaieni, se au to nabidli ke koupi Mototechne, a kone ene potvrzenim, ze iadatel nedlu gi aacine (lane, platby nebo poplatky narodniho pojiiteni. V platnosti zrista ya natizeni, ge nove auto nebude do dvou let prodano nikomu jinemu nea Mototechne. 2adosti budou vytizo yany se zfetelern na to, jak se aadatel noastni budovani socialismu, a ptihliai se take k jeho zdravotni mu stavu. Natizeni o povinnem ria.bidnu ti stareho auta Mototechne, bylo yyda,no, aby se zamezilo prodavani za yysoke ceny jednotliveri.

4. • ( Lisabon:— PH volebni kampani v Por tugalsku vypukly chill nasilne demon.s trace. Nejsilnejii byly hlaieny z oblasti Oporto, v severoza.padnim Portugalsku mezi policii a demonstranty, kteti pod poruji oposieniho kandidata na presidentstvi. generala Humberto Delgada.

27 osob, voetne stralnikri bylo zraneno v teto pro-Delgadove demonstraci. Srolky probihaly ye chyili, kdy policie liana nasili k rozehnani skupiny, ktera, kame novala autobusy se stoupenci reaimu admir. Americo Thomase, yladniho kandidata v nedelnich volbach.

Jine nepokoje byly hlaieny z Guima rais, kde bylo zraneno na 15 osob p11 po licejnim zasahu vrier pro Delgadovrn vilencrim.

Strana 9 PotHitelna zpra ya z Cedar Rapids (Hiasatel) Jig 72 deti za.psano do 'Ceske ikoly Predseda, tstredni matice ikolske, M. L. Hroraddka, nas telefonicky zpravil, prvni' den zapisu do peti-tYdenniho kursu bylo zapsano 72 dal, a to neni koneend eislice.

Ato nerd vie! Do veeerniho kursu pro dospele se ptinlasilo 20 osob a brzy ptineseme podrobnejii zpravu, kdy tato iko la zapodne.

Musime si ptiznat, ze zprava o Ceske ikole v Cedar Rapids, jest vice nea pozoruhodna a mely by si toho poviiinnout jine krajamske osady, kde dozily race v kiln s hesiem — "Nejde to"!

Nai zdejii nspech po letech galostneho upadani se nedostavil pies noc. Vaal() a bete to hodne Asilovne prate se strany vedoucich einiteln, hleclani novYch test a blame pronikani do kruhti nolaciiich generaci.

Dayno se pfi glo k zaveru, ie apelovani na ty stargi mina velkeho smyslu. Pripominky z 'rumba, stran o dule gitosti znalosti eizie,h jazykft, jak to ueinil i sam president Eisenhower a to nekolikrate, probouzel novY zajem, ale zaleii na, krajanskYch stiediscich, aby se toho chopili pravi lide a dali Ceske ikole navy zaeatek To, co bylo a jest kortano v Cedar Rapids, by mohlo slouiit za priklad a poyzbuzeni!

1• • Odbornik Zlatnik: "ja, bych yam neradil, abyste si nechal do prstenu yyrYt slova: "Sve drahe Alici — Kdybyste se s ni ne kdy rozeiel, nebudete ho u g mod. pottebovat."

"Co byste mne tedy radii?"

"Napiite tarn: Sve prvni a jedine ce Jill." ) • Ji• • ( Kvetomluva "Co se to pilhodilo mezi tebou a Dorot kou ,ie jia spolu nernitivite?"

"Ona mela osmnacte narozeniny a ja jsem ji objednal u zahradnika osmnact rtai."

"Nu, a —" "Zahraclnik none chtel udelat raclost a poslal jich tlicet!"

Aby jej nezradila Deem: "Tati, aa si mne Ferry vezme,• mohu si vziti piano do sveho noveho bytku9" "Otec.: "To vii, ge ano, ale jeite mu tom netikej."

• RaidST z nas mule svfrm dilem pomoci tak abychom dosabli nove mety a 3 miliony novelto poAteni v 1958.

idsrNia '=- 1,VEST, 'TEXAS

Strdna 10

Ueltel StehliZek (Pokradoyani) "Zatiacena bestie!" vyhrkl, "pane kicil ci ,keknete mi jak intiZete tu potvaru psovskou ve Skolni budove trpet? Mit revolver v ruce, okainZite :tu potvoru vz teklou skolim. Mladiku, ihned s tim nekadem pryd, okanilite nue!"

Ja, jsem u Foka, v neml se zlost jako voda v kotli vakila, drZel za obojek a ad vadel ho k boucle na So inspektor ridicimu zle donalouva, vracim se zpet.

Inspektor znovu dovnitk. Tu vybehla proti nenni ad karnen kkikern podeSeria Micka.

"Co je tohle za potvoru?" kkidi inspektor couvaje.

"Prosim, to je ochodena vydra."

"Ta take patki do bytu? Pane kidici, je to byt pro uditele, nebo zvekinec? -lined s tou slotou oSklivou yen!"

Val jsem tedy Micku a dal jsem ji k I'okovi ito boudy.

KdyZ, jsem se vratil, inspektor dr2e1 kliku v race a jen hlavu naklariel dovnitk.

"F'uj, fuj! Citite, pane kidici, ten hroznY zapach ad tech potvor? Mladiku, okno otevkit!"

"Neni to n-ioZne, pane inspektore, ja chovain za oknem bile mySi!" "To je hrozne, pane kidici!" .S vedomim sve tkedni moci vykroeil inspektor s kapesnikem na nose u2 bez bazne do b.ytu. Ude. lay jedin krok, sta, nul a zavrtel pova glive hlavou. U dveki vlevo a zed' opkeno stalo moje vysoke kaki. Inspektor zamekil rids oba, kidieiho i nine, pkisnYm pohledern a tazal se pak: "ei je to kola?"

"Prosim. mole."

"Copak vy jezdite na kale, mladiku?"

"Aria, pane inspektore."

"Na kole mi jezdit nebudete!"

"A prod', pane inspektore?"

"Mladiku. vy se jeSle opova2ujete sveho pkedstaveneho ptati prod? Já yam to tedy keknu, nezpasobo! PratoZe jizdu na kale za Zadnou cenu nelze sloueiti s vá2 nosti stavu ueitelskeho! Chcete-li ale piece jezditi, dobra, ja, yam nebranim, ale pak se dejte k cirkusu! Rozumel jste mi? K cirkusu, tam se j ako akrobat lepe umistnite ne Z ye Skole!"

Tohie inne ale dopalilo. "Prosim, pane inspektore, copak je to neco zleho? Tu hie pan kidici intiZe dosvedeit, Z"e knas jezdi na, kole dokonce jeden pan farai."

"Jo, mladiku, to je dfistojnY° pan fa-. rak, a vy jste prozatim podueitel! Pane kolo ve'gkole netrpim. Tento nerozmunr, arogantni mladik jako ueitel i. nem jezditi nesmi! Za, yypIneni toho

to rozkazu einim vas odpovednSTm. Nadi ku, ani slova odmluvy!"

Od kola ulcielal inspektor jen dva bodne kroky kupiedu a byl pied flintou, vi sici na stene.

"To ,je va..Tz e puSka, mladiku?"

"Ano, pane inspektore."

'Mladiku, vy me stkilet nebudete! ta je druha, vec, ktera do ruky uditele nepatki Ucitel je uoitel, ne hajnY! Flin ta jest nejenom nebezpeena vec, ale ona znidila uZ innoho lidi mravne, protole za ne jde alkoliol s karbanem., Pane i'idici, co jsem ekl a kale, plati take a flinte!''

0 malY kousek dale visela na hkebiku moje hasidska zbroj!

Inspektor pova give krouti hlavou a. to Ze se: "Mladiku, vy jste u haslet?"

"Ano, prosim".

"Jakou to mate Sari?"

"Prosim, ja jsem. velitelem sboru."

"Vy Ze jste velitelem sboru?"

"Prosim, ano."

-Pane kidici, copak ye vaSi obci pro tak odpovednou Junket nebylo vhodnerSi osoby no tento nezkuSenY mladidek? Mu Ze miti nejake odborne znalosti a zkuSe nosti v oboru hasiestvi? Kde by je naMal !Kdo ho k tak dulelite a odpoveden hodnosti navrhl, ten nemel v hla,ve vSeeko v pokadku. Kdyby yypukl ve vsi polar, za jeho vedeni lehne popelem ce Ia vesnice. Ani slova, mladiku."

Inspektor se posunul zase a kousek v pravo a octl se pied umYvadlem. ZakYva jen povallive hlavou a jde dale k pa steli, pked ni Z jsem mel Sindelakem k pa dlaze pkibitY zouvak Domnivaji se, 2e tu jen tak nahodile he i. snaZi se jej inspektor nohou odsunouti pod postel. Udiven, tazave se na me podiva..

"Prosim, pane inspektore, ani s nim nehnete, je pkibit."

"Pkibit? Copak se zouvak pribiji? A k tomu jeAte doprostked svetnice. Z jakeho dinrodu?"

"Byl jsem nucen jej pkikladhe potrestat, nebot' mi zavinil siMou anginu, jsem sotva mluvil. PkiSel jsem totiZ poz cle domu v roznweenYch vysokYch boWell a zouvak ne a ne nalezti. Jako kciyZ se rem pod nim slehne Bez zouvaku ne a ne se z bat dostat. Musel jsem chtel ne chtej v botach do postele a vychladl jsem na nohy. Rano hledam zouvak arm vu: byl zalezenY pod gpina,vYm practem.

Ted' si to uZ nemirZu dovolit."

"Pane kidici, ma ten elovek vech pet pohromade? Poslechnete, mladiku, vy ne stelete9" "Ne, pane inspektore."

"Z jakeho davodu?"

"Prosim, ze tfl dUvodU. Pkedne se rá no zopakuji pripravu do koly a ne stia

Ve stfedti, dne 25. eergria 1958 ni me nezbucle Casu. Domnivarn se tak, kdyZ bych musel ustlariou pastel zase car rozhazet, Ze by to byla zbytteenii, pro. ce. Pak take rozestland postel snaze vyvetra,."

"OvSem, mladiku, jerr2e o vetrani. u vas nemuZe bYti keel, kdyZ za oknem pestuj ete my gi. Ted' mi povezte, za kolik dni vynalte tuhle nodni vazu pod poste "Prosim, kaZdeho dne. Dnes jsem uZ Casu."

"NelZete, mladiku! Ta vaza tu stoji u2 nekelik dni!"

"Nikoliv, pane inspektore, jen jedinou nocr "Mladiku, komu, to povidate? Tak Obj ernnou nadobu nelze na,pinit pa sarni okraj za jedinou noe! 1eknete, mi take, vy nerozumo nerozumnY, co vas to napa dlo, pestovat za oknem tuhle bilou havet 9 Okno je pro vetaani, ne pro chov bilYch mySi." Pobli2 okna stal stül. Inspektor venoval mu rovne2 zastaveni "Pane ridici, podivejte se sem, tohle je jeho stul! SeSity, tuZky, inkousty, ma, kalafuna, vejce, struny, limce, tva'rah, kartade, slanka, prach, broky, patrony a tak dale, a do te smesice si postavi kabinetni fotografii v nadhernein ramci Mladiku, co je to za divku?"

"Prosim, to byla moje snoubenka." "t12 neni?"

"Ne, prosim."

"A proe?"

"Umfela mi, pane inspektor."

"To je Than miloval, mladiku. S vami by to bYva.la asi chytla,."

Ted' koneone dolo na "Mladiku, ted' mi ale feknete, co tohle na teto stene znamena! Takovou dekoraci v byte svobodneho ueitele co tiv jsem nevicli.T" udelal kaza, Jo, tohle ti kid, to bys ni!

"Mladiku, ptam se vas znovu, co tohle znamena,?"

"Prosim pane inspektore, to nic neznanieria, ja main jen zalibu v pokliekach." nahodou nemel tolik

"SlySel jste ho, pane kidici? On ma v poklidkach ealibu! Pravda, uditele mivaji nekdy ptepoclivne zaliby, alee by nekdo z nich mCI zalibu v pokliekach, to tu jeKte nebylo, to slySim dries v ivote pa pr ye 'Kolik jieh vlastne je?"

"Prosim. ' estadvacet."

"Pane ridici, gestadvacet! A mate k. nim take hrnce?"

"Nikoliv".

"Tohle by na, svete nikdo nevekil. Poklieky ma, hrnce ne! Tohle Si musim poonamenat! Kolik e jich je?" "estadvacet."

"Sestadvacet, opaku j e si pro sebe in-

sttedu, dne 25. Zervna 195$ spektor, kroute hiavou a do sve zpravy i ptipojuje poznarnku: "Ueitel Stehlidek, 26 poklidek."

"Skoda, Ze ye vsi nemate fotografa, abych si dal potidit snirnek vaSeho bytu jako doklad, Ze v mem okrese existuje uditel, kterY krorne kola, flinty, psa, vydry a bilYch mySi ma jeSte zalibu v pokliekach, Ze existuje uditel kterY z postele vyleza jako jezvec z doupete a Ze ten elo vek j take zaroven velitelem hasicu. Mla diku, moje nejbliZSI navSteva teto Skoly bude venovana ptcdevSim prohlidce va neho bytu. Opakuji a zdUrazfluji, Ze chci pkijiti do sluSneho bytu, ne do zvetince!

Vy se zbavte psa, vydry, mySi, prodate kolo, flintu, umistite zouvak kam patti a tuhle dekoraci odtud odstranite! Wig byt je ve skolni budove, prcto podleha me kontrole. A jeSte neco, mladiku! Pii nejbliZSi p •ilchtosti se vzdate hodnosti zdejAiho hasieskeho sboru! Udelate to &ly e, ne2 svou neznalosti v tomto oboru vyvedete nejakY neprortetelnY a pro obec osudnY kousek. Pane kidici, kdyby va hal, tak ueiniti, postarat see to vy! Ani slovo, mladiku, site —! Take yam, pane fidici, muslin iici, Ze tentokrat nejsem s vami fmlne spokojen. Bylo by bYvalo zasluZnejSi a pro Skolu . uZiteenejS1, kdy byste' se misto Narodnirn listum venoval tuhle tomu nerozumnemu mladikovi. — fzeknete nil jenom, jak jste mu mohi dovoliti pfechovavani zviiat v jeho byte ve Skolni budove, jak jste mu mohi dovoliti jizdu na kole a brouzdani po ulicich s flintou! Velice se divim, ze jste nezabra nil jeho volbe za velitele hasieskeho sbo ru, kterST piece musi miti v dele zkuSeineho a rozvaIneho ()beam. Vasi povinnosti bylo, upoutat sveho kolegu cele ke gko le, ne ho od ni odvadet. Vain ovSem milej sI nekala politika ,podraZejici nohy muZfun, starajicim se o klidnej§i ziti naSeho naroda v rime l hranit nag. mocne tiSe. se yam mladoeeska politika, iaZitek varn z toho clobte, uvidime, vypline."

Kdy 2s inspekto a vzal Bert, tekl ml fidici.

"Pane kolego, byl jste Zadostiv vedet, jak si vede nas inspektor pii inspekci.

Dries si milZete o nem udelat obrazek z vIastni zkaenosti. Do smrti nari nezapoinenete! NaS inspektor je zaZranl'r sta roeeskY Ze mu rovno neni, Videti Narodni listy, naskakuje mu husi kiiZe snadno si ted' domyslite, prod chtel do vaSeho bytu; aby yam mohi za vas dotaz stran Narodnich listtl na krzzi. Jmena od beratelft Narodnich listiz z uditelti v okrese obstarava mu jeden znarnY bohuZel take uoitel! Tentokrat vyslidil i mne. Ve vagem byte nema yam inspektor co poroudet, tfeba byste si ptibil zouvak na strop, Ja take vykonatelem jeho roz-

Vtl'ITNtt

Tirat.A.5;

Stranti kaZti; vztahujibich Se- k vaSi osobe, nebu Ted' zas s ehuti do prate! Stfetnuti se s du, k tomu mne nikdy neptinutil Ostat inspektorem at' vas nerozelluje. Hled'te ne, Mame s nim na rok svatY pokoj.- Co co bych mel ja kikati! tu jsem vicekrate ne2 jednou v rode u (Pokradovani) nas nebyl. Pane kolego, nic si z neho nedelejte! To se rozumi, Ze pifku na vas Zdravoveda bude mit, tak, jako vy, se mu z mladYch lidi jeSte nikd: o nepostavil. Hlavna ved, Koini eboroby:— KoLlimi chorobami jsou cbrasty, jeze uZ ponejpr y jste si ve tilde tak donte vedl. aSe • kniha dennich ptiprav,,kterou vici se v podobe puehYtkil ramie povahy. si vzorne vedete, ho omradila, jen si ji Obyeejne chrastky v lidovem ,smyslu slo ved'te dale, uleheite si nejen praci ye Sko va jsou hnisave zanety v povrchnich vr1, ale posilite se tak i na zkouSku zpfisobi stvach kfiZe okoli -sveclivYell ran a chorob losti ueitelske. RovneZ vas ptepracovanY koZnich. 8krabanim nehtfi pora.ni se v orozvrh nava na tYdny byl velmi St'astnY koli takovYch mist kilZe a ranky neeismapad! On ureuje vain konkretneji tY- totou nehta nakeZene zhnisaji. PovaZdnu odpovidajici Usek ueiva neZ mesie- livejSi jsou chrasty, jeZ obevuji se v pado ni. Vy se ve sve praci nniZete kontrolovat. be hromadne vyraZky v oblideji. Ma-li TakovST rozvrh je zeimena pro absolven- dba mit neinek, tteba je podrobiti se itta uditelskeho Ustavu, abych tak tekl, ne einku leeiv a svetiti se proto • • zbytnY Skolni kompas. Co se mile tY.de, pane kolego, ja jsem vami fipine spo- Fonificka kojen. VaS zpev s prfivodem housli je potravy v iistech je dnleNtou, ra.dost poslechnout. pomfickou traveni, nebot' jeho Udel je Jak jsem u vas byl pti kresleni, divil dvoji • ptedne aby se potrava rozmelnila, jsem se, jak si diImyslne a udelne vede- a za druhe, aby se slinami dobte promite. Schvaluji vam, Ze jste si zaiidil sila a tak jeji traveni se usnacthilo. HIkresleni oddeleni ne podle stari zaku, takii potravy bez ZvYkani je nezdrave, Ca ale podle jejich dovednosti. Osnovy liee7 sto i na venek jevi jako nesMnO, je Nigak bne side to nedovoluji, ale vy timto opat7 take neuZiteene.

• tenirn dosahujete hranici vekovou zdrZo • vani a mene nadanYrn je man° se zase vice venovat. Vy si vabec clObte vedete. Cbleba. jakost a vady :— Chleba, jeji v domacnosti ifidka kdy Skoda, Ze vas po definitivnim obsazeni pekou nYbr2 kupuji, bYva nikdy porukn, mista, je2 zastavate, ztratim. Ted' bych yam rad tekl jeSte neco jineho. Pane ko adkoliv ztidka. Zato ovSem miva chleto lego, vy jste. pti pkevZeti funkce velitele easteji jine zavady. DobrY chleb ma piena:Seho hasieSkeho sboru dal vyvalit pill devSirn bYti nalelite vypedenSi, eemn1 ku a pti poslednim poplachu, kdyi a nas svedei kfira, pekne hneda, hladka, lesv komine hoielo, rovneZ pillku. Pane ko- kla, a neptiliS tlusta, ktera, nikde neni lego, dve pinky piva representuji hezkYch popraskana, neho spalend. Mezi IcArou a par zlatYch a vy piece nemate nazbyt!" stiidou nema bSrti ani dutiny, ani brous "Pane tidici, nebylo vyhnuti, na g hos ku. Sttida ma bYti kypra, aby stladena tinskY me upozornil, Ze je to zvykem, ji- prstem, opet se zvedla, nebyla tuba, ma nak by me neco podobneho ani nenapa zlava nebo drobiva, ale byla stejnomerne porovita. Pfl nakrojeni ma sttida roz§ldlo!" tovati ptijemnou a dosti silnou \rani. Je"Na na geho 'SenkYte vice nedejte, pane ll kfira piilis tuba, je nesnadno stravitel kolego, to je lakomec a vycltiduch. Ma- na. Sveddi to, Ze chleba byl peeen v peci jitel nail hospody ma s nim jako najem pfiliS tesne nebo piilis horke, eemid zarem potiZe a mrzutosti. Jedna se uZ o mezen byl nalelitV vS/par a kfira ryehle jemce jineho ,o Zupnim sjezdu uZ tu ne se rortahujicimi plyny v peel pfetopene bude. U rids se s pitim sboru nikdy neza nebo proto, Ze se zadelavalo chladnou vo dinalo. Proto vase podinani rozumni ii dou a testo kynulo pii nizke tplote. de neschvaluji. Po poplachu vraceli se ) • 01 ► • mnozi hasidi domu teprve pied poledPoeka aZ vyroSte. —"Podivej se mamin nem, kdyZ se Zeny pro ne ptiSly. Co yam tikam, neni vYtka, je to jen piatelske u- ko, jak Jan sousedovic rani ` se postavit pozorneni. Pane kolego, vy jste se finan na hlavu. TeZ to zkusim." Matka: "To se One zakrvacel. Vinu na torn nesu eastee- pro mala deveata nesluSi:" Divenka: — nk i ja. Co se tYee v;doh s pkevzetim fun "Tedy podkam aZ vyrostu." ) •( kce velitele, smluvili jsme se, Z.,e po Zupnim sjezdu yarn je na krejcar zaplatiMnoho se nedozvedel. Sedlak: "Jame, nebct' jste /lam svou dobrou rail, kube, kde jsou hrabe?" Jakub: "Pitt vidabych tak teki, vytrhl tin z nohy. TYka, lach". Sedlak: "Kde jsou vidle?" Jakub: se to y ak paradni a pracovni aniformy. hrabjach!" Sedlak: "A kde jsou bra, Hostinskemut zaplatite jen jeho uS1,Y. zisk. be a vidle, ty osle?" Jakub: Pohromade!"

is ammo Wiz: Skim

MALI" CTENAR UCte me Zesky eisti!

CAST SEDMA. DVACATE SESTK CVICENi.

Hadanky.

22. bodidlo, Po svete chodilo a dome nosilo.

(Veela.)

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

a viasy ma na dvoie.

(Mrkev.)

26. odt'ata hlava od krku Bela, a piece krev netekla.

(Zelna hlavka.)

27.

Stoji v poli hiiika, na to hilke kulka v te lkuke pino kulierek.

(Makovice.)

23.

Spadla plachta shury, rortrhla se v Zadna ivadlena ji neza- 28.

Ma to kloboueek, jednu noieku, (Pavueina.) pane si sedi 24. v rnechu v lesieku.

Je didee-ek, (Hiib.) v torn thileerku kulka, Weal s tatinkem nebo manainkou a po torn sprivne opig do segitu! na to kuke christeeek, S pozdravem Strfreek Mieek z Austinu na torn christeeku pino Adresa strkeita je: kulieek.

Dr. Ed. MiZett, University Station. Austin. Texas.

(Brarnbo •) ) 25.

Sedi panna v komoie

Ve, stfedu, dne 25. eervha 1958 Pkistehovalectvi roku 1957 bylo nejvetgi zs ,poslednich tricet let Pristehovalectvi do SpojenYch SOU", ktere v poslednich letech nepketaite stoupd, dosahlo ye fiskalnim roce, koneicim 30 eervnern 1957, nejvy ggiho bodu v poslednich triciti letech.

Podle vYroeni zpravy Pristehovalecke a naturalisaeni sluthy prijelo sem ye zminenem roce k trvalemu pobytu 326,867 pristehovalcd, eili asi o 25 tisic vice ne21i roku 1956 a skoro o 90,000 vice nee li roku 1955. S vYjimkou roku 1927, kdy sem bylo pripu gteno 355,175 pristehovalcii, byl rok 1957 rokein nejvet giho pristehovalectvi od roku 1924, kdy kvotovS/ za kon vegel v platnost.

Kvotovi pfistehovalei — Aekoli pristehovaleckY a narodnostni zakon dovoluje vydani 154,657 kvotovYch vis, pouze 97,178 bylo z nich vyu2itkovano 2 Anglie, ktera ma pra y° na 42 procenta cele kvoty (65,361), prijelo sem toliko 28,914 kvotovYch pristehovalcil. A to je gte Anglie vyuZila nejvet gi east sve kvo ty. Na priklad Nemecko, ktere je v poeetnosti kvotovYch vis na • hem miste, pustilo sem 24,952 pristehovalcd, Irsko 8,933.

Prakticke rady Kdy2 nandoeime nage ruce v trochou oc ta, ne2 zadneme ve geti pradlo na gam, zamezime tim popraskani ki12e. lehadio na vejce se necha lehce vyeis titi, je-li narnoeeno do studene vody ihned po pou2ivani. Ponorime pouze to east, ktera byla pou2ivana.

Kdy2 se papir Ine k varni govanemu na bytku, obinfekeime jej s olivo yYm olejem a -Herne jemne s mekkYm hadrem.

8tetky, ktere byly pou2ivany k natirkni laku, maji se vyeistiti v alkoholu, nikoliv terpentSmu. Drive ne2 umyjeme sklenice, v kterS7ch bylo mleko, vyplachneme je napicd v studene vode.

Pri michani omaCky v nadobe pou2ijme drevene Mice. Tato nepo gkrabe natio bu a rukovet' nice se nestane horkou.

• MAO elovek Stara pani del gi dobu pozorovala rybare, jak chytal ryby a pak jej oslovila: "Milt' pane, co2 vain neni lito tak akrutne pripravevat ty nevinne rybyeky o vot?"

"Ale co vas to napado., stara pani",— smdl se rybar, "to neni 2adne ukrutnictvi, v2dyt' ja je pouze zachranuji pied utonutim."

Hospodynka "Tak jsi se o2enil! A je tvoje 2ena getrna?"

0 pilinnei na, namesti "To bych rekl! Co jsme spolu ztratil "Neclelej takovY rdmu, ponocnY jegte jseni lest kilo na raze!" nespi!"

Ve stivdtl, dne 25. eervria 1958

Virber rithiSrch pojistek nail S. P. J. S. T. Vyberte si die potteby

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obnos poliAthal U vvnlatl • ptipadu 0mrti ad veku 1 roku.

Ttida JI: 20t1 splatkovin nadatni ye veku 60 leet, pin obnos se vyplati v ptipadu firarti od eku 1 roku.

Payor Insurance: Clentun v torn Detskem Odborn jest Jednotou poskytova na v*hoda ochrany poplatky za ditko platiciho, tak zvanou "Payor Insurance", kteratto ochrana za mirn, mesieni poplatek zbavuje, v ptipadu smrti platiciho poplatky povinnosti dats'iho placeni poplatdI na takto chranen,• certlfikat.

Twenty Types of Certificates offered b y our y S. P. J. S. T.

Them B: Dotivotne poplatky se plati at do srnrti.

Vida, C: 20ci splatkova, doilvotni. Poplatky se plati pouze 20 let.

Ttida D: 15 t splatkova. dotivotni. Poplatky se plati pause 15 let.

Vida E: 10 ti splatkova dotivotni. Polatky se plati pouze 10 let Ttida F: 15ti leta nadaeni Obnos certifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let.

Ttida 0: 20ti let& naciaeni. Obnos certi fikata jest vyplacen za 20 le.

Ttida H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. (nen plaADDRESSESOF DISTRICT ti poplatky at do 65ti let.

ORGANIZERS Vida r 20ti splatkova, nadadni ye eAti D1ST. E. Barina let.

Ri;. 1 Vida Splatkova do 65t1 let. dotivoSmithville, Texas DISTRICT II — Ben Mikola; •Tfida L: Dvojnasobne trazove pojitte111. W. Rio Clrande St. ni (Double Indemnity) certiTaylor, Texas fikat se vystavuje do obnosu DIST. DI—Arn, Vrla $5,000.00, dodateene k 5532 Ellsworth mu certifikatu.

Dallas, Texas Vida M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosae- DIST. IV—Fred Kve ton Route 1 ni 65 mkt stab Glen dostava Abernathy, Texas mesient piijem doknd tiv. Zemte-li pied 80 lety staki, de- MST. V—J. M. Skrabanek 4720 Bellaire Blvd. diet dostanou mesieni ptijem Bellaire, Texas do 80 vS7rofi naaazenin DIST. VI—Ign. Senkyrik na.

405 Market St. 'Vida MC: 20ti leta upisova ochrana kteEl Campo, Texas ra se rane zmen'S.uje, at distane vyplacene pojiLteni na DIST. VII—Chas. Cerny 1125 Austin Hwy. $1,000.00.

San Antonio 0, Texas ifida MX: lOti lets imiscraa ochrana ktera se roene zrnerthije, at ztstane vyplacene pojateni na $1,000.00.

Tricia N: lOti lets tpisovi. ochrana.

Clentm kteli maji vyptieene penize od S. P. J. S. T. DISTRICT I. Tfida N2: lOti leta, imisovâ ochrana.CleMrs. Rud. C. Matejka ntin, ktefi nemaji ptjdku na Rt. 4, Box 504 majetek od S. P. J. S. T. Bryan, Texas V Detskem Oddeleni DISTRICT 11.

Tinda JT: DoCasne pojiSteni do 16 let, ktere se mute zmeniti na kte- Mrs. Clara Heil, Route 4„ Temple, Texas. rekoliv jine pojiSteni, kdykoDISTRICT III. liv net dosahne 16 let.

Mrs. Emma Ceska, 2709 Park Avenue S. "nada JS: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. Piny Waco, Texas obnos pojiAteni se yyplati v Mrs. Bessie Pets, Assistant, 5406 Mornptipadu inurti od veku 1 roingside Dr., Dallas, Texas ku.

DISTRICT IV. Ttida 1E: Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let; Mrs. Ed. Haisier, Route 1, Scyrnour, Tex. DISTRICT V pin) alarms pojiSteni se yyplati v ptipadu ümrtl od veku 1 Estella Kelly, Della Kadlecek, Maxine roku.

Sefcik, 2301 Airline Drive, Houston 9, Ttida JO: 20t1 lets nadadni, pin$ obnos Texas

District Youth Leaders Addresses

Class B. Ordinary Life Class C. 20 Pay Life Class D: 15 Pay Life Class E: 10 Pay Life Class F: 15 Pay Endowment Class G: 20 Pay Endowment Class H: Endowment at age 85 Class I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 Class K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 63 Class L: Double Indemnity Insurance, issued up to the sum of $5,000.00 Class M: Retirement at 65 Class MC: 20 year decreasing moltgame protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certificate after 20 years Class MX: 10 year decreasing mortgage protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certificate after 10 years Class N: 10 year decreasing mortgagt insurance, issued to members who have real estate loans from SPJST Class N2: 10 year decreasing mortgage insurance issued to members who have real estate loans troy? other than the SPJST. juvenile Department Class JT: Term insurance to 16 yearli of age which may be converted into any other class or insurance befOre attaining age 16, Class JS: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1 Class JE: Endowment at age 18, Full 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 offeri payors of premiums for members in thin department the benefit of PAYORS IN SURANCE according to which plan payment of premiums stops upon the death of the payor.

DISTRICT VI Sister Edith Janik, East Bernard, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Betty Jurica, Rt. 2, Box 895, Corpus Christi, Texas •( • You could all help us, to attain out goal of securing 3 million of new Insdr4 ance, by assisting our Organizers.

Wednesday, Jane 25, 1953

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

Strana 14 Ort 10IAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENVOLTRD OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

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Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Matter to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue. Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85, West, Texas,

—HERALD— FOUNDED 1897 Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Institute of Life Insur- New Records May Be 34 Million Loans Now Covered by Life InSet In 1953 ance In Texas surance The gain in total life insurance ownTexas families owned 12,592,000 life Insurance policies providing $21,985,000,000 of protection at the start of this year, a new high record, the Institute of Life Insurance reports.

This compares with $19,526,000,000 Owned in theis state the year before ani $6,866,000,000 at the start of 1948.

The ten-year rise in this state was 220 percent.

"The past [decade has seen the greatest addition to the bulwark of U. S. family financial protection through life insurance in all our history," Holgar J. Johnson, Institute president commented. "These ten years have seen over three times the rise of any previous ten years. What is more, today's life insurance is more effective than that of a decade ago in terms of what it will buy. Insurance per family has risen 113 per rent in these years while the cost of living is up only 25 per cent. Also, today's life insurance is more than ever before set up under planned family programs, with a large portion of it arranged for income payments."

Of the total life insurance owned January 1 in Texas. $12,782,000,000 was in 3,872,000 ordinary life policies. Purchases of new insurance of this type in this state amounted to $2,734,399,000 in 1957, exclusive of credit life insurance.

New York was the leading state in ordinary life insurance 'ownership. California was next in rank.

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Moving If you plan to move, please send your new address sometime in ADVANCE using the Address Change Coupon that we print in each issue of our Vestnik.

Clipping the address label from your last paper will also help identify you.

By sending your new address ahead of time you will not miss a copy. — Write to Box 400, Temple, Texas.

ed by American families with the American and Canadian life insurance companies in the first half of the year will probably be the largest on record for any comparable period, the Institute of Life Insurance reports. It is estimated that the total in force will .be in excess of $480,000,000,000 on June 30.

Such an attainment would carry life insurance ownership per family through the life insurance companies to more than $9,000 — three times that of only 15 years ago. Eliminating those not owning any life insurance, the average per insured family would probably be in excess of $11,000, And this is on the basis of a record number of policyholders.

Purchases of new life insurance also appear to be setting a new peak in the first half of 1958, the Institute says.

Preliminary indications are that they will be in the neighborhood of $33,000,000,000 in the first six months.

Contributing to the larger volume this year is. the greater average size of ordinary insurance policy bought, according to the Institute.. Policies of this type, which account for two-thirds of aggregate life insurance currently bought, this year are averaging over $5,500. This is one-tenth larger than the average a year ago and almost one-third larger than the average two years ago.

Nearly 34,000,000 individual loans or time sales were covered by credit life insurance at the start of this year, some 2,000,000 more than a year ago and twice the number insured only four years ago, the Institute of Life Insurance reports The aggregate amount of loans covered by credit life policies was $19,748,000000 on January 1, which was $2,650,000,000 more than the year before and $11,000,000,000 more than four years before. This is a four-year rise of 80 per cent. This type of protection is almost entirely the development of the post-war years. Although started in 1917, credit life insurance had reached only $365,000;000 by 1945, less than .2 per cent of today's aggregate.

The Institute points out that probably more than 60,000,000 loan accounts were coveredby life insurance at some time during the past year, as loans paid off in the year nearly equalled new loans contracted.

The value of this protection for borrowers is shown, according to the Institute, by the rising total of death clairrc on credit life poliiies. In 1957, the number of such claims was 173,000 and the amount involved was $92,000,000. In these 173,000 cases, the families were saved the burden of payment of the loan balances. Two years earlier, the death claim figure was only $50,000,000 Payments to American policyholders ) 4•( and beneficiaries will also reach a new peak this year, according to the Institute report. In the first six months, SPJST Softball Team Benefit Dance these payments will reach nearly $3,700,000,000, up about $400,000,000 over a year at Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84, 2625 ago. Death benefits alone are estimated Floyd St. on Saturday night, June 28th.

You are cordially invited to attend this at over $1,500,000,000 for the half year, up nearly 15 per cent. Some of this in- special dance sponsored by the Softcrease appears to be due to Asian flu ball team. of Lodge No. 84. Music by Mr. complications, but a large part of it John Rejcek orchestra.• Also, there will reflects the greater amount of protection be door prizes. Let's all get behind the outstanding. At this rate, the total life team and make this dance a "gala" afinsurance payments for 1958 may reach fair. Dancing from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 pan. $7,500,000,000.

Special Announcement

Wednesday, June 25, 1953

District Calendar DISTRICT ONE District . One will hold its Fall Meeting the fourth Sunday in September — on the 23th, under the sponsorship of Lodge 38 at Kovar (Bastrop County) Texas. Please reserve this date for our District — Thanks.

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DISTRICT TWO The next Fall Meeting of District II will' be held at the Taylor Lodge No, 29, at their Lodge Hall Praha near Taylor, Texas, October the 19th, the third Sunday of that month. More detailed program will be forthcoming from Lodge Praha No. 29, or from our Brother C. C. Cervenka.

DISTRICT THREE Ennis Lodge No. 25 will be host to the next District III Fall Meeting at their Beautiful Lodge Hall 21/2 miles out of Ennis. This meeting will be held on September 14, 1958. The time and detailed program will be forthcoming as soon as possible.

DISTRICT FOUR The Meeting of District 4 will be held the first Sunday in August (the 3rd) at San Angelo, Texas. Lodge 'I. J. Masaryk of San Angelo, No. 160, will be host for that occasion. We hope that other Districts will not interfere with our date, as we would like to have a well-attended Meeting. — Best. regards, Mrs. Ernest Kristinek, Lubbock, Texas.

• • DISTRICT ••FIVE DISTRICT SIX The next Fall meeting of our Sixth District will be held at our Hillje Lodge at Hillje, Texas., in Wharton Co., sometime . in October. You will be informed as to the date real soon.

There will be an all-day (Czech Day) Celebration held at Hillje, Texas on the 12 of October by the 6 District of the SPJST. Please remember this date as we will endeaver to render all our visitors a worthwhile program of first class entertainment .There will also be a short session of the District held.

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DISTRICT SEVEN The. Fall Meeting of our VII District will be held on the 26 day of October 1958, at the Mission County Park in San Antonio, Texas. Please place this in our Vestnik. — We invite you and all from near and far to attend this meeting.

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Notice To All Lodges in District III Your district is attempting something new in way of district meetings. On June 29th all youth of the district are invited to attend an All-Day Youth Meeting dedicated to their interests. To be held in Ennis at Lodge 25, National Hail east on Highway 34. The day is completely planned with arrangements for contests, food and recereation. The Ennis Lodge anticipates an attendance of 750 young people, parents and friends.

The officers of the district and the youth leaders want you to enjoy a full day of social activities with no business session to shorten the day. It will be warm in Ennis but no worse than anywhere else unless you are completely air-conditioner spoiled. Nevertheless your officers invite you to participate.

New Contest FLASH! — A NEW CONTEST! BETWEEN DISTRICT III AND DISTRICT V

Contest Starts — with all application that are postmarked on June 1st, 1958.i Contest ends — with all aplications that are postmarked on or before Dec. 31, 1958. If a physical examination will be required, it too, must be postmarked on or before December 31, 1958.

We both are starting with a ZERO* —on June lst. 1958— Score — How Counted — Contest will be counted on points, one point for each member, and one point for each one thousand dollars of life insurance.

Example: 1 member for five thousan Ins, equals 6 points 5 members each for one thousand` equals 10 points Are we going to Sat Down and Letc) Even more important for the adult District V Beat Us Again members is to encourage all youngOr sters to take a part in the activities, to ARE WE GOING TO WIN? come and even to provide transportation If I can be of any help to you, pleaSe when needed. Take this message to your do not hesitate to call on me. lodge halls and know that you are needFraternally ed in anything your district undertakes.

A. M. VRLA, Dist. III Organizer ) 4, 4, ( Emil Petr, President Sid Pokiadnik, Vice Pres.

George Trojacek, Vice Pres.

Wilma Nesuda, Secretary Jaye Dee Waggoner, Treas.

Emma Ceska, Youth Dir. ) • •T• • A new letter writing contest is hereW. announced by the Vestnik for the Youtliti of our SPJST on the following topic:' It WHY I LIKE MY DAD In less than 500 words, tell us Vila you like best about your Dada This conPlease remember that June the 29th, test is open to boys and girls betwee1 t4 theagsof9-15yr.

1958 is an ALL DAY Youth clay of District III at the Ennis National Hall, EnWrite on one side of the paper, prefr nis, Texas( about 2 1Xt miles East of En- erably in ink -- or a soft pencil, on pa per 8 1/2 x11 inches. nis on Highway 34.)

First prize will be $5.00 cash; Second There will be Talent Contests, Dance Contests, Games played, Fun and en- prize will be $3.00 cash; and the next`' tertainment for all. If you come, please, best $2.00; and $1.00 for fourth prim,: Tell us, to what SPJST Lodge you and'' bring some food for yourselve and your your Dad belong. family.

Final entries must be postmarked no Remember this will be YOUR day.

I• • later than July 15th.

YOUNG FRIENDS — GET BUSY! New capital made available annually Prize winning letters will be pubfrom life insurance now runs about $5,- lished in the Vestnik.

000.000,000 which is about $45 per policyYour Editor holder. This new capital stems either )• •( from the start of a new policy or continLet's all try to gain our new ob jective uance for another year of an existing in 1958, to write $3,000,000 of new Inone. surance.

• )• )• 4•( Let's all try to gain our new objective Have you been of any help to your in 1958, to write $3,000,000 of new Inlocal or district organizer this year? surande.

Contest For The SPJST Yout

To All Our Youth Of All The Districts

Otrana /

VASTNtEt — WEST, TEXAS

Mrs. Marie Janeeka, Rt. 4, Hillsboro, Texas. Et,^,lifize 1 nedeli v mesici.

1. Rovnost — Caldwell. J. J. Krupa, Caldwell, Texas, Route 1. Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici.

8. Prapor Svobody — Weimar. Adolf Barta, 1008 Baumgarten St. Schulenburg, Texas. Schtlze 2. nedeli v mes.

9. Slovan -- Snook, Ernest Jakubik, Snook Texas. Schnze 1 nedeli v mesici.

10. TexaskY Mir -- Shiner. Aug. Madala, Yoakum., Texas, Route 2, Box 102 Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici, 11. Svojan — Praha. August Jalufka.

Route 2, Box 179, Schulenburg, Tex Schilze 2 nedeli v mesici. fteditele: Robert Cervenka, West, Texas. 12. Dubina Dubina. Albert Miean.

R. E. Br4 Rt. 3, San Angelo, Texas.

Rt. 2. Weimar, Texas.

Chas. Holasek. 2513 Nemec St„ Corpus 13. Texaska Orlice — Dime Box J. J. Christi, Texas, Frank V. Stepan, POB 43, Kf.enek, Dime Box, Texas. Schfize 3 Bellville, Texas, Charles Navratil, 816 E. nedeli v mesici.

Ave. A., Temple, Texas. Frank Rod, El 14. Veseli -- Wesley. Ed G. Vavra, Rt. 3 Campo, Texas. J. M. 8krabanek, 4720 Brenham, Texas. Schtze 2. nedeli v Bellaire Blvd., Bellaire, Texas. mesici.

Buckholts, Texas ADRESY DISTRIKTNICH TAJEMNIKID 15. Svornost Jihu Hilda Brti g, P. 0. Box 207, Buckholts, Distrikt prvni: Steve F. Regmund, Texas. Schnze 3 nedeli v mesici.

109 Coulter Dr., Bryan, Texas.

District druhY: Ben L. Mikolay, 101 W. 16. Bila Hora — BHA Hora, Victor Melnar, Hallettsville, Texas, Rt. 1, Box Rio Grande Str., Taylor, Texas.

131. Schaze 3. nedeli v mesici.

District treti. Mrs. Wilma Nesuda, Rt. 2, 17. NovV Tabor — Caldwell. Melvin H. Ennis, Texas.

Skrabanek, Caldwell, Texas. Schfize Distrikt etvrtY: Mrs. Ernest Kristinik, 2. nedelei v mesici.

Rt. 1, Lubbock, Texas District pat' : John Blinka, Richmond, 18. Jan 2ilka — Elgin. Wm. Marek, Box 15, Elgin, Texas.

Texas.

Velehrad. Fred IVIieulka.

District SestY: Frank J. OIS'ovskY, Rt. 19. Velehrad Schulenburg, Texas. Route 4, Box 4, Schulenburg, Texas.

221. Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici.

Distrikt sedmY: Jacob Shortner, Fash20. KomenskSr — Granger, Raymond Fr. mg Rt., Karnes City, Texas Holubec, P. 0. Box 308 Granger, TeTiskovY vybor: Dr. Eduard Mieek, xas. Sehtize 2 nedeli v mesici o 2 President, University Station, Austin, hodinach odpoledne.

Texas. Mrs. Hilda Brtis, Secretary, P. O. 21. Fr. PalackY — Engle. Raymond KoBox 207, Buckholts, Texas. Frances Oleclan, Rt. 2. Schulenburg, Texas. — xa, 6402 Taggart, Houston, Texas.

Schaze 1 nedeli v mesici.

22. Jiti Washington, Cat Spring. Sam ADRESIA TAJEMNIKU AILISTNICH Zubieek, Cat Spring, Texas. Schfize RAD/D 2 nedeli knkle 3 mesice.

Slovanske Podporujici Jednoty 23. Nova Morava — Moravia. John KaStitu Texas hanek, Rt. 4, Box 101, Schulenburg.

S. P. J. S. T. Texas. Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici.

1. Pokrok Texasu — Fayetteville, Tex. P. P. Baron, Fayetteville, Tex. Schll- 24. oe,skY Prapor — Cyclone. E. J. Bedfich, Rt. 4, Temple, Texas. Schaze ze 2. nedeli v mesici. prvni nedeli v mesici.

2. Kopernik Rotnov, Chas. Hilsher La Grange, Texas, Rt. 2, Schtze 1. 25. Ennis — Ennis, John F. Hrabina, 210 W. Ave, Ennis, Texas. Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici. nedeli v 3. Novohrad — Moulton, Adolf J. Mika, Moulton, Tex., Rt. 1. Senn 3. ne- 26. Slovan Jihu -- Skidmore. Mrs. Mary Veroda, Rt. 1, Skidmore, Texas. deli v mesici.

Schtize prvni nedeli v lafezntx, 'derv4. Karel Havlieek — Hallettsville. Chas. nu, zali a prosinci.

Holy, Rt. 1, Box 169, Hallettsville, 27. Pokrok Moulton — Moulton. Frank Texas. Schtize 2. nedeli v mesici.

C. Wagner, Rt. 3, Shiner, Texas.

S. Tioga — Tioga; Steve Novak, Rt. 1, Schtze 2 nedeli v mesici.

Tioga, Texas.

28. Karel Jonas — East Bernard, Caro6. MoraVati Bratti — Cottonwood. line Bohadik, Box 173, East Bernard, ADRESAR tftEDNIIM 111,AVNi MAD° VNY Slovanske Podporujici Jed.noty Statu Texas S. P. J. S. T. Edward L. Marex, ptedseda, Temple, Texas.

Joe B. Hej0, mistopFedseda, Temple, Texas J. F. Chupick, tajemnik, Temple, Texan.

R. A. LTrbanovskY, Ueetni, Temple, Texas.

Jos. Koliha, ml., pokladnik, Temple, August Kull:, pravni radce, Temple, Texas Dr. Marvin J. Leshikar, vrcrini lekat, P.O. Box 410, Taylor, Texas.

Wed,114$4,An *Le. 26; 119

Texas. &haze 2 neclell v mesici.

31. Praha — Taylor. A. L. Boudny, Taylor, Rt. 2, Box 180, Taylor, Texas.

Schtize 2 nedeli v. mesici.

32. Hvezda Jihu Taiton. J. F. Fiala, El Campo, Texas, Route 1, Box 292.

Schttze 1. nedeli v mesici.

31 . Pokrok Slovanti — Yoakum. Marvin Kunetka, 318 Pat Cleburne St., Yoakum, Texas. Schaze 2. nedeli kaale 3 mesice.

32. NaSinec — Schillerville. Leon F. Drozd, 1401 E. Warren, Victoria, Tex. Schtize 2. nedeli v mesici.

33 Hvezda Miru — Bleiblerville, Mrs. John Susen, Bleiblerville, Texas.

Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici.

Axtell. Theodor Bor35. Nove Kvety dovskY, Rt. 3. Mart, Texas. Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici.

36. West — West, Texas. Jerome KopecItY, West, Texas. Scntize 2. stfedu mesici.

Frydek, Norbert Jet, 37. Nova Vlast Route 1, 130X 179, Sealy Texas.

38. Osveta Sinittiville. Jerry Stepan, Route 3, Flatonia, Texas. Schilze 2. /Aden v mesici.

39. Bedrich Smetana -- Bryan, Steve Regmund, 109 N. Couti€ r Dr., Bryan, Texas. Schtlze 2 nedeli v mesici.

Hillje. E. K. Rajov40. eechosiovan — Rt. 3, El Campo, Texas. Schen 2 nedeli 41. Nova Ratolest — tort Lavaca R. Machaeek, Rt. 1, Box 17 Port Lavaca, Texas. Scnnze 2. nedeli v mesici.

42. Moravan — Sunny Side. Joe Hrbaeek, Brookshire, Texas. Schtize druhou nedeli v mesici.

44. oeSti Bratti — Industry. Miro L. Petrusek, Route 1, Box 90, New Ulm, Texas. Schtize 2 nedeli v mesici.

45. Vlastenec -- Shiner. John Podan ► , Rt. 2, Box 15, Shiner, Texas. Schulze 2 nedeli v mesici.

47. Hvezda Texasu — Seaton. Emil • J. Hejl, Rt. 4, Temple, Texas, Schtze 1 nedeli v mesici.

48. VySehrad Beyersville. John W. Maresh, Route 3, Taylor, Texas.

Schtize 1. nedeli v mesici.

49. Pokrok Rowenar Rowena, Vaclav Kvasnieka, Rowena, Rt. 1, TexaS, Scht(ze 2. nedeli v mesici.

50. El Campo — El Campo. Gilbert F. Rod, P. 0. Box 164, El Campo, Texas. Schaze 1. nedeli v mesici.

Ellinger, D. A. Juren, El51. Vernost linger, Texas. Schuze 4.. nedeli.

54. Jaromir — West. Frank 6o6ek, West, Texas 55. FIvezdnaty Prapor — Tours. A. E. Petter, Rt. 2, West, Texas. Schetze 1. nedeli v mesici, o 2 hodine odpol.

56 Anton oermak — Corpus Christi.

John Staa, 1346 Daytona Dr. Corpus

edrtesdaY;Jutae ;' 196

VESTNIK - WEST, TEXAS

Christi, Teia& Schuze 2 nedeli v me• • 5'7. Jan Hus Gonzales. Jacob Duck, 923 N. College, Gonzales, Texas.

Schtze 1. nedeli v mesici.

58. llad Columbus - Hungerford. Adolf SabrSula, Rt. 2, Box 257, Wharton, Texas. Schtze 2 nedeli v mesici 0 2 hodinach odpoledne.

59. Bratti Jihu -- New Ulm. F. A. Weige, New Ulm, Texas. Schtze 3. nedeli v mesici.

60. Bratti Svornosti - Wallis, Chas.

Zalesak, Route 1, Wallis, Texas. Scht ze 1. nedeli v mesici.

61. Vesmir Poth. Adolf Mieulka, Floresvine, Texas, Route 4, Box 120.

Schilze 1. nedeli ka gdY tteti mesic 62. Rozkvet - Galveston. Marie Cordray„ 3923 Ave Q 1/2 Galveston, Tex. Schtze 1, etvrtek v mesici.

63. Pokrok Sweet Home -- Sweet Home.

Felix Jutica, Rt. 2, Box 235, Yoakum, Texas. Schaze 2 nedeli v mesici.

64. Pokrok Plumu - Plum. Mrs. Katie 8u/ak, LaGrange, Rt. 1. Texas. Sch0 ze 2. nedeli kahlY tieti mesic.

65. Prapor Magnolia -- Crosby. Mrs. Albina Balcar, P. 0. Box 194, Crosby.

Texas. Schfize 2 nedeli kaklY druhY rnesic.

66. Slovanska Lipa -- Waco. Otto Hanus, Rt. 9, Box 236, Waco, Texas.

Schtize 2. nedeli v mesici.

Bratti Svobody Schulenburg, Mrs. Frances BezecnY, P. 0. Box 154, Schulenburg, Texas. Schfize 1 nedeli v mesici.

68. Vesmemost - Nelsonville. Edwin D. Shupak, Rt. 1, Bellville, Texas. Schuze; 2 nedeli v mesici o 2 hodinach odpoledne.

69. Nova Osada - Rogers. Jesse E. Shiner, Rt. 2, Rogers, Texas Schfize 1 nedeli v mesici.

71. NovY Raj. - Penelope. R. J. Pkikryl, Penelope, Texas. Schuze 1. nedeli v mesici.

72. Pokrok Jihu -- Cameron, B. A. Slavik, 1507 Fannin, Cameron, Texas.

Schilze 2. nedeli v mesici.

'73. Sam Houston';- Seymour. Frank Coufal, Rt. 1, Seymour, Texas. Saraze 1 nedeli v mesici.

74. BorovY Haj - Lovela.dy. Chester Shmoldas, Rt. 4, Box 132, Crockett, Texas.

75. Svoboda - Bartlett. Jos. Pacna, Route 1. Box 21. Bartlett Texas.

Schilze 1. nedeli kaldY tketi mesic.

78. Dobrota - Jourdanton. Julius Vrana, P. 0. Box 355. Charlotte, Texas.

Sehtize 1 nedeli v mesici.

79. Corpus Christi - Corpus Christi. J. J. KruSinskY, 2425 Johana St. Corpus Christi, Texas. Schflze 1. necieli v mesici.

80. Tyr -- Holland. Joe Belieek, Rt. 1 nedeli Hdlland, Texas. Selnize mesici.

81. Needville - Needville. John Blinks Rt. 1, Richmond, Texas.

82. Cechfi Domov -- Ennis, Wesley F Strunc, 700 N. Clay, Ennis, Texas.

Schuze 2. nedeli v mesici.

83. 8rcice Jednoty - Columbus, Chas J. HruSka, Rt. 2, Box 36 Columbus, Texas. Schtize 2 nedeli v mesici.

84, Pokrok Dallas - Dallas. Frank J. lienzen, 2226 Lolita Dr., Dallas 2'7, Texas. Schfize 3 nedeli v mesici.

85. Pokrok Haskell Weinert. Mrs. J. C. Baty, Munday, Texas. Schtize 2. ne. deli v mesici.

86. SlovanskY Svaz - ZDIcov. 0. V. VaMeek, 4 N. 34th St., Temple, Texas.

87. Hvezda Svobody - Temple. Mrs. Theresa Kurtin, 812 No. 8th St., Temple, Texas. Schuze v budove Hl. treti etvrtek kaZdeho mesice v 7:30 veeer.

88. Pokrok Houstonu - Houston. F. A. Kadleeek, 614 W. 16th St. Houston 8, Texas. Schfize 2 patek kakleho mesice v 8 hodin yeeer.

89. Ra-Zovy Dvitr-Rosebud. John J. Pia§ek, Box 88, Rosebud, Texas, Schfize 2. nedeli V ,mesici.

90. Slovanske SdruZeni - Stamford Frank Pustejo ysky, Rt. 2, Stamford Texas. Schfize 2. nedeli, 91. San Jacinto - Crosby. R. J. LoSt'ak, Box 352, Crosby, Texas. Schfize 1. nedeli dopoledne.

92. Svaz Oechostovanft - Fort Worth.

Jay Dee Waggoner, 2107 Ross Ave, Part Worth, Texas. Schuze 2 necieli v mesici.

93. Karnes - Hobson. F. L. Pustelovslq5 Hobson, Texas. Schitze 2 nedeli mesici.

94. Dennice - Wheelock. J. A. Rychlik, Wheelock, Texas. Schfize 1 necieli v mesici.

95. Oesky Den - Seymour. Emil Holub Rt. 2, Seymour, Texas. Schfize 2. nedeli v mesiel.

96. Krasna, - Krasna. John Marek, Rt. 2, Box 30, Rosenberg, Texas. Schilze 2 nedeli v mesici.

76. Neodvislost - Wichita Falls, Mrs. Henry Sottek. Rt. 1. Box 27.

Wichita Falls, Texas. Schtlze 2. nedeli v mesici.

Bomarton. Ray77. HVezda Praporu mond Ptibyla, Bomarton, Tex. Rt. 1.

97. Placed° - Pia cede. Mrs. Ed. J. BaroA, Placedo, Texas. Schtize 2 .nedeli v mesici.

98. Vitez - Guadalupe. Wm. Janota, Rt. 5, Box 330, Victoria, Texas, schilze 2. nedeli v mesici.

61ana 100. Pokrok Mlade2e . .ebesta. Miss Clara Schoenemann, Star Route No. 2 Lyons, Texas. Schfize 1. necieli v mesici.

101. Pokrok Gainesville, Rudolf Pacific, P. 0. Box 340, Gainesville, Texas.

Schuze 2. nedeli v mesici.

02. Hvezda MladeZe Coupland.' Raymond IVI. Machu, Route 2, Box 80, Taylor, Texas.

103. Pokrok Flatonia. Flatonia, Adolf Dostalik, lit. 1, Flatonia, Texas.

Tex.: s. Schtize 3 nedeli v mesici. .05. Del Slovane-Uus. Joe iviatejecx., Rt. Rt 1, Lincoln, Texas. Schtize 2. nedeli.

106. Oecho-Moravan - La Grange E. H. Erancke, La Grange, Texas, Schfize 2. nedeli v 107. Rozkvet Zapadu Floresville. Mary McCloskey, Rt. 1, Box 51, Elmendoll. Texas.

108. Rosenberg - Rosenberg. J. S. Jane, Box 171, Richmond, Texas. Schtize 2. nedeli v mesici.

109. Radecki - Granger, Arnold Zrubek, P. 0. Box 445, Granger, Texas.

Schillze 2. nedeli v mesici.

110. Jan RosickY -- Kaufman. Steve StastnY, Sr. Rt 2, Kaufman, Texas.

Schtize 2 nedeli v mesici.

111. .3arosla y Vrclilicky. - Sugarland.

Mrs. J. M. Baker, Barker, Texas.

Sehttze 1. nedeli v 112. F. B. Zdrilbek - Guy. J. H. Mikeska, P. 0. Box 357, Guy, Texas. Schtize 2. nedeli v mesici.

113, Svepomoc - George West, Texas.

Frank Luka2Sik, P. 0. Box 191. George West, Texas, Fairchilds, Mrs. Milady 114. Vyzovice Walenta, 1410 - let St. Rosenberg, Texas. Schfize 2. nedeli v mesici.

116. Rozkvet Cooks Point - Cooks Point.

John Kubin, Caldwell, Texas.

Schtize 2, nedeli v mesici.

117. Roostown Robstown. Oscar HrnCif, Rt. 1, Robstown, Texas. Schuze 1. nedeli v mesici.

118. Kingsville. - Kingsville. Mrs. Annie Kitner, 624 E. Kennedy, Kingsville, Texas.

119. Slovansk5, PPilelitost - Brookshire.

F. L. Gregor, Brookshire, Texas, Rt. 1. Schtize 1. nedeli v mesici.

Jo& 120. Pokrok Deanville Balcar, Caldwell. Texas, Rt. 1. Schtir' nedeli v 122. Nova Doha -- Wallis. Jos. F. FeleMan, Wallis, Texas, Route 1, Box 97.

Schfize 2. nedeli ka2clY druhY mesic.

125. Touha - Westhoff. Louis Zissa, Westhoff, Texas. Schfize druhou nedeli v mesici.

126. DubovY Hal - Ross. Jos. Foit, Rt. 2 West, Texas Schtize 1. nedeli v mesici.

- Strana• VASTNiK -® WEST. TEXAS . .

127. Pokrok Kenedy Kenedy. Mrs. Ann noha. Rt. 3, Box 342, Wharton, Marcak, P. 0. Box 337, Kenedy, Tex. Texas.

128. Bratrska -sPojerii. --- Joe L. Mills, 152. Pokrok Agua Dulce Augua. Dulce. tzt: ' 3, Mart, `texas. Sol: faze druhou John 1-1ranickS?', P. 0. Box 75, Orange Grove, Texas. Schnze 2. nc dch v 129. La:clnniKlaccl Edge. Frank Wen-, mesici, trek, WheelOck, Texas, Rt. 1, Box 153.Pokrok Benview --- La Salle, Adolf 45: Schuze i. nedeli v ElleS, La Salle, Texas. Schuze 2. ne130: -Ja.ro -- Dallas. Joe lVfaca, 7011 Condeli v -curd; Dallas, 'Teresa. Schuze 1 nedeli 154. Fort Worth --- Fort Worth. Mrs, mesici.

Mary Renfro, 2305 Skyline Dr. Fort Syatopluk ---Wailer , J. J. Kulhanek, Worth 14, Texas. Schtze 2 nePTenipstead, rift y as, Rt. 3. Box 29. mesia Scdan ,ze nedeli v 155. Illava Texasu - Austin. Raymond 133. Bar . Antonio Sin Antonio: JatoPrasa.tik, P. 0. Box 1151. Austin, h-iv jj,:lePrli• ; 1206 LaMar St., San Texa& • Alit:mil° ;Texas. Sch4e 2. necleli v 156. Pokrok Baytown. cyril Ptaeek, mesici.

- P. 0. Box 3867 13,..Yterwn, A, Texas 134. Bratreew --- Crowell, Chas. Wiachac, Schaze prvni l cif leli v nrwsici, veeer.

157. Rozkvet na Plains - Littlefield. Mrs Rt. 1. Crowell. Texas.

135..VOInd Clechie Ennis, Mrs. Ernest Kristinik, Route 1, Lubbock, Texas. hahroyskY, Rt. 1, Ennis Texas.

158. TexaskY Kvet - West, Frank Kofno Seinize 2 nedeli v mesici.

136. Liberty . --- EaSt Gate. Jos. 8efeik, vec, Route 2, West, Texas. Schtze se Sr. Fit,., 3, Box 18-A, DaytOn, Texp,s. odbYvaji 1. nedeli v mesici. "raft-- Tart. Mrs. W. 3. Janea, Route 160. T. G. Masaryk - San Angelo, Texas 1. Box 202, ,Sinton, Texas. Schilze 1.

Emil Krupala, Wall Route, San Anponcieli v mesici. gelo, Texas. Schtize 2. nedeli v hies Ganado. V. M. HlavatY 161. La Parita - Jourdanton. Joe Juri138. Vytrvalost eek, Jourdanton, Texas. Schaze 1.

RI. 1. ‘ Ganado, TeXas. nedeli v mesici.

139. Danbury, - Danbury. T. H. Lostak, Danbury, Texas. Schtize. 2. nedeli v Pokrok Brazoria -- Iowa Colony mesici.

Charles Krampota, Route 1, RoshaWied. Victor J. ron, Texas. Schtze 2 nedeli v mesi140.Ro?.lcvet Svobody ci o 2 hodine odpoledne.

0eqich, lit, 1, Box 151, Shiner, Tex_ Mixville. Adolf Fele- 163. Markham -- Markham, Mrs. Albina 141. Ctichoslovak ,man,Sealy, Texas, Box 193. Schfizz 3. Gauthier, 3221-8th St., Bay City Texas. Schtze 1, nedeli v mesici. ka' clau. necieli v me stet.

Ballston. ...Mrs. Emily 164. J. R. Kubena -- Rio Hondo. Mrs Gardina KriStof, Rt. 2, Harlingen elVI!,,,,har, 5(320 Mitchelidale, Houston Texas. ,r 24,.511,exas.,"....4chuze 1. nedeli. v inez, Leo Krause,Tr. Rt. 1 165. Culak -- Moulton. Adolph A. Wag143. Primoti Schuze 3. nedeli v mes1ner, Moulton, 'as. Schuze_ druhou nedeli v ici o 2 hodinach Nita, Eel. Etna, clen,,y1pr4 144;-; Sc.hme 2 nedai v mesici. . Penelope. Lud 145 • 14Iora ys1:2 • Van•uch, Rt. 2; 11,fi.t. Calm, Texas.

ScInize 1. riscell v enesici o 2. hod 011 • l o her Joe petras and his ;.oclpoledne. wife will celebe_Lte rEl aturclas- the 28th 14g. Woodrow Wil son--- Galveston, Mrs. e their 25 wedding Day at the Lucille Weinberg, 2002--35th St. PckrolK Lodge. 88 Hall 1140 Robbie St., ...; Galveston, Texas.-Scheze , 2. nedeli Houston, Texas. They invited all their na 3505-P1/2. friends to conic and celebrate with u:i stet v 7:hodin Tern them from eight until twelve, Music by jourda.nton.

147. Vesela- Osada :a-':Ventreek, Rt. , 1, Box 85; Jourdanton, Rtu.V Zatopek, Our heartiest congratu Schilze 1. nedeli v mesici, ye lations from our entire Brotherhood. ilve hodiny cdpoledne. * 40 • ( Blessing, Tony Ondra148. Elrnaton Ii the present highways toll continues ' : :'.ek, P. 0. Box .167, Blessing, Texas. life ins'u companies will pay out Schirte 2. nedeli -v mesici. death benefits of $120,000,000 in 1958 for 149. 'Terri.§ Jefferson --- Alvin. J. 0. motor vehicle fatalities. This would be •Strouhal, Alvin, Texas. Schuze 2 some - $45,000,000 more than five years .Kledeli v mesici. age.

Woodsbora. Mrs 150. Aug. Haidu.Sek Anton Strouhal, Woodsboro, Texas. ,,rou been c:+' any help to you I. nedeli v mesici. or district c..-eanizer this year?

Wharton.

Ladik Wharton 151.

Wednesday, June 25, 1958

''Re.Affirm States' -Editorial H of the W,ek clipped from The Waco News-Tribune.

A combination of Southern Democrats and Republicans workers of the House Judiciary Committee approved a broad states' rights bill which is intended to abrogate the doctrine of federal preemption, which has been upheld by the courts for 150 years.

This doctrine holds that when Congress legislates in a given area, conflicting state laws are superseded.

Attorney General William 3. Rogers has condemned the proposal as a "shotgun approach" likely to cause pandemonium in the adjustment of state and federal statutes. Since the bill is retroactive in content, the Justice Department fears that hundreds of past laws long held to pre-empt areas of state authority would have to be reinterpreted if the bill becomes law.

The author is Representative Howard W. Smith, Democrat from Virginia, which is now engaged in a, massive resistance to school integration. It is believed his bill could be used to block school integration, or at least to delay its legal application until the question of pre-emption in this particular area is reviewed by the high court.

In Texas a law passed by the Legislature in 1957 provides that a school may not integrate Negro and white pupils without the approval in an election by the voters concerned, and that if a school does so intergrate without rati fication by the voters, then it forfeits its minimum foundation funds, but not all state aid, and the Texas Education Agency is instructed to remove such school from its accredited list.

The law does not aff, :schools which are already integrated. het the office of the Commissioner of Education says that a school that is desegregated now would have to hold an election to become segregated.

Present federal - state conflict are tnultiplying almost every day. Congress has only begun to get in the flypaper of those conflicts. The Smith bill is not likely to be enacted in its present form but a milder version may be. There is a groundswell rolling in that direction.

• T • ( Insured pension plans now number 23,640, a rise of 70 percent from the 13,990 of five years ago. Today's plans cover 4,860,000 persons.

Have you been of any help to y4e.o' local or district organizer this year?

Wednenday, June 25, 19;;E

From Their Differences, Freedom - As We Know It Was Born On April 17, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Immigrants Protective League of Chicago, Justice William 0. Douglas of the U.S. Supreme Court spoke on the "Land of the Free."

We Americans are indeed all immigrants whose lives have been caught up in a, large dream that we or our fathers had found possible in the old land.

Some came for work opportunities. Some for more religious freedom. Some to escape the furnaces of Hitler and the slave camps of Stalin.

Our immigrants have added greatly to our lives. Many have achieved greatness in the arts, in science, in the professions. Others who did no more than draw water and hew wood gave us sons and daughters of distinction. But whether they were of low or high estate, the first and second generation added spice and flavor to communities, often pricked our consciences, often reminded us of ideals we had forgotten or conveniently neglected. Yes, the immigrants who have reached these shores have always brought challenges with them — challenges to our complacency, challenges to our tendency to conformity, to our customs and ways. This challenge has been a great stimulant. Those who fled here often cherished freedom more than we. Those who experienced the terrors of Communism and Fascism know what a great haven America is.

The American Dream holds that America is strong because of the independent thought and hard work of its men and women That American Dream has long been kept alive by the. tremendous push which the immigrants have given us. They came not as public charges, but as people eager for work. That push applied by our immigrants at the bottom, has been felt clear to the top. The impact of new ideas was also part of it.

Yet, those who have come recently must have noticed that the American Dream has been somewhat modified, that we have tended more and more to become a nation of conformdsts.

One of the most pathetic examples to my way of thinking is the trend among second generation immigrants to turn ther backs on their past, to drop their second language, and to try to conform as close and as fast as possible to the image of the average American, who as near as I can tell, looks and acts like the

VirEST. TEXAS man in the Arrow Shirt ad. This is the man wha follows the herd, who would not dream of speaking out on the burning issues of the day.

The trend to conformity has deprived us of some of our strength. We need diversity in our people. We need multilinguists who can talk to the peoples of the world in the tongues and dialects they understand. We need new dimensions in our thinking. The immigrant has .been a great inspiration in making us worldminded. We need this freshening stream to keep us a lively, sympathetic member of the world community."

ettltna tern's yearly expenditures are nearly seven billion dollars larger than they were only two years ago. That astron0mical sum makes a big difference in purchasing power. ' The single worker who retires now gets an average pension of $75 monthly.

The average unemployment compensation is $30 weekly. Organized labor argues that this is not enough to maintain the high standard of living we are accustomed to enjoying. But it is a help, nevertheless, and sufficient to prevent anyone from going without at least a minimum of the basic necessities -- food, clothing, shelter or medical care.

In addition, those in need can get relief through the part of the social security system known as public assistance. There are about two and a half million persons now receiving public assistance checks, averaging $61 a month.

This public welfare system, established since 1935 and now pouring nearly two billion dollars into the pockets of citizens every month, has become a major stabilizing force in the nation's economy. ) • • • (

This is the warning of Justice William 0. Douglas to second and third generation Americans — You are weakening America if you do. This applies especially to Americans of Czechoslovak descent, for the mother tongue of our parents is the key to other Slav languages. If you speak Czech or Slovak, you can easily learn Russian. Suffice it to say that almost 8 million Soviet students are. learning English and only a few thousand Americans are studying the Russian language. This places our country at a dangerous disadvantage.

There is a reason, a very obvious reason, why the Soviet Union is teaching Eng"Since the insured was proved to have lish to its young people. Start learning been in poor health at the time he signCzech today! Do it for America! ed the application, and he had will)• •( fully withheld his past medical history from the company, the beneficiary- was not entitled to the proceeds."

On April 14, 1954, George Gorey SIPplied for a• life insurance policy. At that time, he stated that he had never had The current economic decline is dif- any ailment of the heart Or lungs and fent from any which preceded it. The had not consulted any physician, relamain reason is that the benefits of social tive thereto. security are keeping the purchasing The insured died 19 months afterpower of the people relatively stable. wards, and the company then learned Economists of the U. S. Department of that within three years prior to the IsLabor estimate that payment of welfare suance of the policy, .the insured had benefits is now at the annual rate of gone to his family physician and com23 billion dollars. plained of a feeling of numbness in his These are payments from federal, state left arm and pain in his chest.

The physician saw the insured three and local governments for unemployment compensation, old age and surviv- times about the symptoms and had an ors pensions, veterans' pay, disability pay electrocardiograph and chest X -rays retirement pay for government employ- taken, His diagnosis was coronary inees, railroad retirement benefits and sufficiency, coronary heart disease; and other welfare progarms. In April such he explained this to the insured.

The insured never returned to the benefits were $300,000,000 more than in physician with any heart complaints, April a year ago. but he did not reveal the cOnsultations In no previous recession was there in his application for insurance. anything like this, It is one reason for The company denied liability• after the confidence that this recession will not insured's death because of urAsrepresenbecome a depression. The American tations, and the court ruled that the welfare system has grown to such huge beneficiary could not recover since the proportions that it is a major factor in company had a right to know the insurthe economy, an important prop for ed's true medical history. business in decline.

(Appellant vs. Gorey. U. s. Court of It is estimated that the welfare sys- Appeals for the Ninth Circuit No. 154424

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Happennigs At Fort Worth Lodge 92 Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92, Fort Worth, Texas held its regular monthly meeting Sunday, June 15th, and after the meeting held a nice social hour with refreshments.

It was nice to be among these good folks again, to sit with them in their meeting to help them vote on the new applicants presented at the meeting.

The Sick Committee reported several members on the sick list this month with some of them in the hospital. We sincerely hope they get well real soon and come to the lodge meeting next month.

Lodge 92 in Fort Worth is planning a Dance on. Friday, July 4th, to the music of the Faraizl Band, and is expecting its older membership as well as its "Youth Club" membership to make this dance a Financial success.

The Lodge 92 Youth Club held a Swim Party at lovely Burger Park while the older membership was having its regular meeting.. President of the Youth Club John Paul Hubenak reported a nice crowd present. Sister Flora Koci, Youth Director together with the parents of some of the members, chaperoned the party. The party was in full swing when the Editor's wife rode out to greet the young folks with Sister Koci and they all seemed to be enjoying themselves very much.

The different committees of this lodge are on their toes and their reports to the membership reveal active participation by all members on the various committees. The Lodge roof had been repaired and ceilings painted and the Hall looks real nice. Sister Bennie Bartek on the Entertainment Committee with her group. too, is thinking well in ad7,ance, on the hospitality phase of the Lodge work. She is asking for half gal1 in jars from the members so she can put tip some sauerkraut for future Lodge tate, now that cabbage is in season.

Kraut, you know, is a favorite Czech toed and is always asked for when serving Czechs at lodge gathelings. Even the By -Laws committee is busy ironing out "bugs" in the Lodge By-Laws which can be adopted again when the By-Laws are reviewed at the beginning of each year. Like everything, times and con ditions change and rather than work under the handicap of old by-laws, the Committee correctes' them as the case arises.

Again, it was real nice for the Editor end wife to again be with you, to see how conscientiously committeemen and

Wednesday, June 25, 1958

VESTNIX WEST, TEXAS committeewomen perform the tasks Which fall into his office. We congratu late you!

Only with tolerant understanding of each other and cooperation for the good of the order can such a Lodge go forward. We are both proud- of you all.

Fraternally, Your Editor and Wife P.S. Should have included, that Lodge 92 is planning a big celebration on the 20th anniversary Of the completion of our Lodge building, to be held on October 5th. It will be a real gala affair and we are of course preparing for it. Remember our date please, as you — friends and neighbors are sincerely invited. ) • 4 • (

Women's Nook KOVAR. TEXAS LODGE 38 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our regular meeting that we had last Sunday was opened by our Pledge to our flag which was conducted by our president. Our Secretary then read the minutes from our last meeting and the paying of our dues followed.

Erather Hejny from the Supreme Lodge made a nice talk and explained what a "Youth Club" is and what our lodge should do so that the younger folks would become more interested in coming to our meetings.

We had a nice attendance — wish it would be like that every meeting.

We went into a discussion about our picnic. Brother. Barina said to vote on it — those in favor of having two picnics and those in favor of having only one picnic. Those favoring two picnics lost! So, there you have it! When you want to do something for the lodge some people pull one way and the others the other way. I suppose they decided to have the one picnic for all the people will be tired of going anyway to two of them, •

The Lodge Treasurer read the report of income and expenses and the meeting was ended.

Our sisters brought good eats, kolaches, cake, pies, sandwiches and Sister Mary Stepan furnished the coffee. It was really nice of her! She is always willing to help in any way that is needed. I hope everyone enjoyed the lunch.

I didn't stay long for I had to go to a funeral the next day, so I had to arrange for watering our poultry. My uncle, Charlie Galeta from Moulton passed away. He was having some work done on the car and when the car was ready for him, he fell down and didn't come to anymore. There were a lot of people at his funeral. The body laid, in state at Moulton and Monday !morning at 8:15 we escorted his body to the Maravian Church for burial.

There I got to see some cousins that I haven't seen for 25 years and some I saw for the first time. After the funeral all the kin were served a good dinner — everything was so good — I'm sure everyone was satisfied.

Ottillie, if you read this, write me, and next time you pass through, try to find us.

The crops look bad — everything is burning up. There won't be much grain maid if it don't rain soon. From Moulton to Moravia they have nice crops over there, I'd better stop and go to sleep so that I'll be able to do something in the morning. We want to cut hay. Maybe it will start raining, so goodnight, everybody.

Fraternally, Editor's Note: You forgot to sign your letter and it was mailed to the wrong address, therefore, it was delayed. Our address is Box 85, West, Texas. Your envelope had Rt, 3, Flatonia, so we surmised, that your are L. Evicic at Kovar, Texas. ) • .14 • Paying no attention to the red traffic light, the whizzing cars, or the policeman's outraged whistle, the little old lady marched across the street. Brakes squealed, horns blasted, and the cop strode angrily up to her.

"Lady, didn't you see my hand raised," he growled, "don't you know what that means?"

"Well I should hope I do," snapped the lady, "I've been teaching school for 25 years." ) • •(

Judge: You cannot drive a car for two years, for you are a danger to pedestrians."

Defendant: "But your honor, my living depends on it."

Judge: "So does theirs."

Wednesday, June 25, 1958

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and interested in his church and community until his health forbid active duty.

He was proceded in death by a daughter,. who died in infancy. He is survived by his wife, daughter, Mrs. Erarda Dolsky; daughter, Mrs. Agnes Kristl of Geneva, Nebraska; son, Henry Malek of Madison, a brother, Robert Malek, of El Campo, five grandshildren and two great grandchildren, a host of relatives and friends.

Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. ) 4, I IN MEMORIAM OF IN MEMORIAM SISTER LOUISE VYBIRAL of our Brother and Member of Lodge 161 of Abbott, Texas, died last week at the La Parita, age of 53 years. Funeral services were JOHN DORNAK conducted by Father W. Pechal at the Abbott Catholic Church with burial in who passed away June 4th in a hospital Jourdanton. Mr. Dornak was born in. the Fatima Cemetery.

Pribor, Czechoslovakia on Oct. 4th, 1873 Our Sympathy to the bereaved Famand came to American in 1881 as a small ily and Friends. boy with his parents, settled in Hallets) ville, Texas. In 1901, he married Terezie IN MEMORIAM OF Janak and they made their home at R. F. MICHNA Hallettsville until 1917 when they came Member of Lodge No. 127 SPJST. Who to Atascosa County setteling on a farm was born December 31, 1895 at Yoakum, near Jourdanton. He was preceded in Texas and died May 24, 1958 at Refugio, death by his wife who passed away in Texas.

1948. Mr. Dornak continued to live on his Survivors include his wife, Leona, a farm until 1954 when he moved to town son Fred M. Michna and one daughter. and made his home with his son-in-law Martha 4( Michna) Elbourne. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Joe Tymrak Funeral services were held at the Pres- where he resided until his, death. byterian Church, Refugio, Texas, with Requiem Mass was said at 9:30 a.m.

Rev. Logan V. Cockrum officiating. Saturday, June 7th from St. Matthews Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery, Re- Catholic Church by the Rev. Wenzel Lieb fugio. and Rev. Hubert Janak of San Antonio, Our deceased brother was a filling nephew of the deceased delivered the station operator for 25 years, Deacon of sermon. Burial was in the Catholic the Presbyterian Church for 3 years. He Cemetery. Mr. Dornak was an active was a good father and husband, and had member of the SPJST for many years. a great interest in boys and their ac- He also remained active in his work untivities. til a week before death. Surviving Mr. Our sympathy to the bereaved fam- Dornak are two daughters, Mrs. Fred ily and may this brother rest in eternal B. Liberda, Gonad°, and Mrs. Joe Typeace. mrak of Jourdanton, three sons: John ) • 4 • ( L. Julius and Jerome Dornak all of Jourdanton, 21 grandchildren, 10 greatIN MEMOFILAM grandchildren and a brother August F. of our Brother and Member of Lodge Dornak of Hallettsville. Numerous nieces No. 50 admitted in 1907 and nephews. Serving as pallbearers WILLIAM MALEK were: Joe Pesek, Ed Spacek, Frank BendFuneral services 'were conducted Tues- er, A. N. Stienle, and A. W. Vrana all of day morning, May 8, at 9 o'clock at the Jourdanton. C. A Hooge of Poteet, FuSt. Francis Xavier church in Burling- neral arrangements by Lange Funeral ton.

Home, Jourdanton Brother Malek was born in FayetteMay our deceased Brother rest in eterville, Texas., November 17, 1876, and died nal peace.

May 6, 1958, at the home of his daughter ) •4•( Mrs. Charles Dolsky, where he resided IN MEMORIAM since moving to Burlington. of our Sister and Member of Lodge 111 Mr. Malek was in the hotel and bakery MARY SCHILLER business in El Campo, Texas before moving to Kansas in 1913. He farmed in of Alief, who was born in CzechosloOsborne and Rawlins counties and from vakia May 6, 1892, 1926-1947 in Coffey county.

Funeral services were held WednesWilliam Malek was a member of the day of last week at 10:00 a.m, in the Catholic Church. He remained active CMB Church, Alief, with burial in the

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Rev. Gordon Hejl and Rev. Dan Marek officiated at the service. Music was provided by Mrs. Schiller's granddaughter.

Dorothy Jean Haisler, at the organ, the Haven of Rest Trio, and Mrs. Ruby Fox. Triska Funeral Home of Rosenberg was in charge of arra:ngements.

Mrs. Schiller will long be remembered by the children of the Alief School and ethers in her community. Each Christmas she spent hours baking cakes and pies to serve the children of the Alief School. They were invited to stop by her home for' this annual treat.

She died Sunday, June 1, at 8:20 p.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs.. F. H. Haisler of Alief. She had been a resident of Alief for 33 years. Survivors include her husband, Mr. Joe Schiller, a son, Johnnie Schiller and daughters, Mrs. F. H. Haisler and Mrs. R. O. Goerlitz of Alief, brothers, Frank and Louis Schembera of Houston, sisters, mrs.

Ernest Wilprecht and Mrs. Willie Kadlecek of Sugar Land, and six grandchil dren, Linda Diane Goerlitz, Ronald Joe Goerlitz, Dorothy Jean Haisler, Frank Haisler,Jr., J. D. Schiller and Patricia Ann Schiller. Pallbearers were J. D. Schiller, grandson, Ted Kossa, 0. G. Wilprecht. Bennie Kadlecek, Cecil Walker, and George Bordovsky, all nephews.

Honorary pallbearers were Ronald Joe Goerlitz and Frank Haisler Jr., grandsons.

Our sympathy to the bereaved Family. ) •4•( IN MEMORIAM Funeral services were held at St. Mary's Catholic Church in. Temple, Texon .Tune 5, 1958, followed by Requiem s, for JEROME ZALESKI 11, who expired at King's Daughters Hospital in Temple, Texas on June 2, 1958.

The Rev. P. J. O'Reilly officiated and burial was in the IVIarak Cemetery.

The deceased was the son of Mrs. Emilie Zaleski. Surviving him are three brothers, Bill, Ernest and Gene Zaleski, two sisters, Joyce and Evelyn Zaleski, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.' JoS, Slavik, all of Temple.

Our sy'irpathy to the bereaved fam4 Hy. J. F. Chupick H. H. Heji Stanley Kacir Resolutions Committee Hvezda Svobody No. 87

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Strata 22 RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY CESTI BRATRI LODGE NO. 44 INDUSTRY, TEXAS We, the undersigned resolution committee , of Lodge No. 44, in behalf or our members, do hereby express our heartfelt sympathy and respect to the bereaved family in the passing of their beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and our good fellow member and friend, BENNIE BOELSCHE who died of a heart attack on May 21, 1958 in the LaGrange hospital, at the age of 63 years.

The funeral was conducted from the CA113 Church at Industry of which Mr. BdeLsche was a loyal member, and burial was in the church cemetery.

Mr. Boelsche was a blacksmith by trade, and also very instrumental in fixing water wells and pumps. He is greatly missed by the entire surrounding area as he was an honest and hard working man.

Glory be to his memory and may his soul rest in peace.

Miroslav Petrusek Joe F. Coufal John Marek Sr. Resolution Committee ) • I' • (

Letters From America Like all birthdays, Independence Day is something more than a solemn event.

It is a family holiday as well — gay, full of fun and games, as a birthday party should be. So when we write to our friends and relatives abroad our letters will be about the parades and picnics, the speeches, band concerts and ball games, the fire-crackers by day and sky rockets and Roman candles by night.

Yet perhaps we should spend a line or two to tell them what the Declaration of Independence still means to us in America — those everyday things that give personal meaning to liberty and the pursuit of happiness, ) • 0, • ( A Nebraskan, an Ohioan, and a Texan died, and all were scheduled for cremation on the same day.

The Nebraskan was first, and when his ashes were removed they were put into a quart jar. The Ohio man was next, and his ashes required a pint container.

The Texan was last. After 15 hours, the furnace door was opened. Out walked the Texan, mopping his brow. "Boy," he said, we get two more days of this hot weather it'll ruin the cotton for

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We have received: an announcement that Lodge 92, Fort Worth, is preparing to celebrate the 20th anniversary of AT LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 their Lodge building on the 5th of Oc2625 Floyd St., Dallas, Texas tober. This will be an outstanding afSaturday, June 28, Softball Team Ben- fair and, a special program for an allefit Dance Music by John Rejcek's or- day celebration is in the planning, chestra So please remember the 5th of October Saturday, July 5, Dance, Music by E- for Lodge 92. ) • 4• • ( ric Honza's orchestra Saturday, July 19, Dance ,Music by Fara.izl's orchestra of Fort Worth.

Saturday, August 2, Dance, Music by QUESTION: I am an American citiJoe Pokladnik's orchestra zen, having been born in the United Saturday, August , 16, Dance, Music by States, but intend to marry an alien West Melodians Saturday, August 30, Anniversary and thereafter live in my husband's Dance, Music by Chuck Perkins and the country. Will I lose my American citizenBavarian Playboys of Dallas, Texas. ship by doing this?

(Featuring Six Dutchmen Style of MuANSWER: No, you will not lose your sic) American citizenship by marrying an Sunday, August 31 Anniversary Din- alien, or by living abroad. If you wish to ner starting at 12:00 p. m., Program in retain your American citizenship, howafternoon and dance at Night starting ever, you must be careful not to committ rt 8:00 p. in. Music by John Dlabaj or- any of the acts which would result in its loss, such as voting in a political :hestra. election in a foreign state, taking an Saturday, September, Dance, Music oath of allegiance to a foreign state, or

by Faraizl's orchestra of Ft. Woith, Tex. being naturalized in a foreign state. No Saturday, September 20, Dance, Music American citizen loses his or her citizenshp by 'marrying an alien. ,Living

by Eric Honza's orchestra Saturday, October 4, "Vinobra,ni" abroad, however, is a different matter.

(Harvest Dance) Music by Joe Poklad- Here a different rule applies to native born and naturalized citizens. Prolongnik's orchestra ed residence abroad does not affect the Saturday; October 18, Barn Dance, Mu citizenship of a native born citizen. sic by Jo..in Rejcek's orchestra This is not true, however, of a naturalSaturday, November 1, Dance, Music ized citizen. If the latter resides conby Eric Honza's orchestra tinuously for five years in any foreign Saturday, November 15, Dance, Mu- country or for three years in the foreign sic by Faraizl's orchestra of Fort Worth country in which he was born, of of Saturday, November 29, Dance, Music which he was formerly a national, he

by Joe Pokladnik's orchestra will lose his American citizenship.

Wednesday, December 31, "New. Year's Eve Dance" (From 9:00 p. m. to 4:00 a. in.) Music by John Rejcek's orchestra.

WIZEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS We members of the Entertainment USE THIS COUPON Committee of our lodge, cordially invite our members, friends and visitors Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. to attend all our dances and enjoy Box 400, Temple, Texas yourselves. We hope we can keep make I am asking you to change my address 1958 ar enjoyable year for all. of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: • •

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My new address. is: Lodge La Parita 161, Jourdanton will celebrate July the 4th with a Chicken Barbecue dinner (all the trimmings, too) at their Lodge Hall. Serving starts at 12 noon. Dance at Night. Music by San Antonio Czech orchestra. We like vis- My old address: itors — Everybody Welcome.

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Dance at Seaton Star Hall Saturday June 28. Sponsored by Temple Beseda sure!"

Club. Music by Adele and Her Music )•&• Masters. Hot Dogs and pastries will be Have you been of any help to your sold throughout the dance. Everyone is local or district organizer this year? cordially invited!

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YOUTH CLUB IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING ALL YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY SUNDAY. — JUNE 29, 1958 Dear Youth and Members of District III At the meeting held in Ennis oil May 23, 1958, the date definitely set for our All Youth Activity Day was Sunday, June 29th, at the National Hall in Ennis. The program will begin at 10:00 a.m. Each family can bring a picnic basket lunch or if preferred, hot dogs and cold drinks will be sold .

Members, children or grandchildren of Members of SPJST Lodges in District III *ill be eligible to participate in the contests.

There wIl be a talent contest, crafts contests, and dance contest, and we invite and encourage each of you to enter in any or all the events. There will be ribbons awarded for every entry with special awards to first, second and third place winners.

In the Craft Contest, awards will be given for three divisions. Entries will be classified as follows: ITEMS COMPLETED BY INSTRUCTION: (For example: sewing aprons. dresses, pot holders, crochet pieces, etc.)

ITEMS BY HOBBY KIT: (For example: airplanes, boats, paintings by nurnbers, leathercraft, copper tooling, etc.).

ORIGINAL WORK: (For example: carvings, paintings and drawing done by free hand). hots in the Craft Contest will be entered by number and age only. Each item must be first time entry in SPJST Contest. Full Identification will be attached after the judging has been completed.

In the Talent Contest there will be singing, readings, instrumental numbers, or presentation of any other talents any youth may have.

There will be four divisions in the Dance Contest: Folk, Polka, Waltz and Bop. A Hi-Fi set and records will be furnished for all divisions except the folk dance. Groups entering this division should provide ther own record player and records.

A/Milt WEST, TEXAS

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The folic/i 1it age bradketS haev been DEAR YOUTH set up; fox' each event in the 'contest: 1 This is to inform you that, we are rethru 6; 0 thru 8: thru 12; and 13 ceiving daily a good number of letters thru 19 years of age. each child will for our Youth Letter Contest on the subcompete with others in his own age ject: "Why I Like My Dad." bracket.

So far the Waco Lodge has by far the most contestants entered and some The talent contest for children ages 1 year through 8 is scheduled to be- of the letters are very good.. Young gin at 10:30 a. ire; for the group` ages friends everywhere, try for the priZes , 9 thru 10, at 2:00 p. M., with the dance offered!

•( )• contest to folio*.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Each Youth Leader in District III is asked to come prepared to lead or con- Dear Readers: The Youth Club of Lodge 56 held its duct Some game or activity for all to participate in for fun after the contests regular meeting on June 8, • 1958.

We have four members who joined the have been coraileted, Youth Club. They are Virginia and MarY Entry blank4 should be obtained from Ann HermiS and Kathy and Louis Ku-,' your Lodge Youth Leader. These should bald. be completed and returned to Mrs. Em'there were nineteen members present Illa Ceska, 2709 Park Ave., Waco, Texas, and only one (visitor. not later than Friday, June 27, 1958.

We nominated Johnny Stasa, Sam' Again, we urge all the youth in Dis- Peal, Patricia Peal and Virginia lienni trict III to make plans now to attend for Vice-President. We had to elect an)-' this special activity day On June 29th other Vice President. Virginia Ilermisin Ennis. Enter all events you can, is now our new Vice Presdent. start work on your craft items, and be Georgia Ann Peters, Gordon Castrosure you attend that day, you might and Jerry Majek celebrated their birthbe the winner. days at our meeting They were each given a gift.

Fraternally yours, Kathryn Jurica, Louis Kubala, Leon Exuma Ceska, Youth Direc Castro, and Martha Mae Sassin won the tor, District III SPJST. door prizes.

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ENTRY BLANK — SPJST DISTRICT III CONTEST ALL YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY JUNE 29, 1958 -- NATIONAL HALL, ENNIS, TEXAS Age

Name I plan to enter: Craft Contest

Talent Contest

Dance Contest (Street'_

Parents Name City

Route No.) Lodge N Craft Item

Article)

Talent (Name of song, reading, musical presentation, etc.)

Dance (Folk, Polka, Waltz or Bop) Members, • ehildren or grandchildren of Members of MIST Lodges in District III will be eligible to participate.

Age brackets: 1 thru 5 — 6 thru 8 — 9 thru 12 — 13 thru 19 years.

Bring items entered in Craft Contest to Ennis not later than 10:00 A.M. O June 29th.

Please CoMPlete and Return This Entry Blank Not Later Than June 27th.'

To: Mrs. EMBIA CESKA, Youth Director SPJST District III, 2709 Park Avenue S., Waco, Texas di Ow

fltrana 24 After the meeting they all played games. We were also served sandwiches, punch and cookies. Best regards to all and come again.

Fraternally yours, Frances Jurica Secretary and Reporter t- - - ) • Waco, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: Next Sunday, June 29th, at 10:00 a.m. is the big day for our Youth at the National Hall in Ennis. We are sure it will be a day we will enjoy and hope you will do your part to make it a most successul event.

Youth Leaders and Parents, we hope you have encouraged your youth to participate in the contests and to attend.

If for same reason you did not have a chance to mail the entry blanks to me, remember, it is not too late to be in the contest. Just come on out Sunday morning and we will include you in every event you care to enter. And remember, you must be present to win the awards in the Crafts Contest.

We extend a hearty invitation to all the Officers of the Supreme Lodge, to all District officers, to all our members and and members of all the Lodges over the State.

Looking forward to seeing you Sunday in Ennis. I remain Fraternally yours, EMMA CESKA, Youth Director SPJST District III ) ° vie • ( ANOTHER' CRAZY LETTER 111 11th Ave. Eievenworth , El. Jewvember 11,1900 &froze to death Dear Foe, When I read your letter through, I only read half of it. It was very interesting, as it was pointless due to your pencil point running out of ink.

Since I had nothing to do, I was too busy to wash next week clean clothes or iron the dirty ones.

I never had any rose buds on the lilac bushes . but the blooms were beautiful.

The weather was so dry I never had to water them I think. I took a long trip last week while there was no transportation. I will have to postpone my vacation, business is so dull right now. L am going alone with my cousins on my Uncle's side. :nary and Joe Popska had a Silver Wed:ting Anniversary party and I wore my hat nearly. The one sport hat with the ribbons, lace and flowers on the brim. It was so ugly I got lots of compliments on it.

I attended all Sunday night dances on

VESTNIK WEST, TFXAS Saturdays, it is cooler then. I don't believe in dancing. I won the Jitterbug contest, it was a comb for my bald-headed husband.

For your eleventeenth birthday I intended to send you a Cadillac, but it takes so long to deliver it I am sending you a handkerchief, hope it fits.

I got my furniture ready to move into my furnished apartment, on the second Tuesday of last week.

Your boy friend stole first base in the last football game of the season. I seen him when he done it, I taken in after him, but I ain't saw him since I have carne. I never made but one grammatical error in my life and when I seen whit I done, I taken it back.

I must close and eat a bite of milk and drink a sandwich. If You don't get this letter, let me know by return snail.

As ever, Ima Bumm.

P.S. Have you ever read "Return of the.

Swallow" by Belch?

Sunshine Easley, Lodge 92 )• •(

Reports From Local Lodges ATTENTION MEMBERS OF LODGE NUMBER 88 Dear Brothers and Sisters: Again we would like to remind you, that the dance lessons will be held at Lodge Pokrok Houston, No. 88, 1140 Robbie St., every Tuesday night at '7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. for your children and non members' children.

Weekly dues will be 25c, if your child is a member of the SPJST and nonmembers dues will be a fee of 35c.

Once a ,month refreshments will be served to the children of the dancing group.

Remember the date: Tuesday, June 3rd, and every Tuesday night during the summer months.

Time: '7:00 to 9:00 p.m. )• • MART, TEXAS, LODGE 128 Dear 1VIeinbers and Family or SPJST Lodge No. 128. We will have our Annual Barbecue Sunday June 29th at the home of Brother John Jurecka.

Hope to see all of you there.

Fraternally yours, Joe L. Mills, Secretary ) • 4* • ( FORT WORTH, LODGE 92 Dear Readers: Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 had it's regular meeting Sunday, June 15, Brother Albert Kubala announced in the meeting the Lodge will have it's neat Czech Dance, Friday, July 4th, with

WcdnesdaY, Jun es, 2.b, 1953 music by Forazil's orchestra, from here in Fort Worth. Everyone tell your friends and make plans to come.

We want to wish a . speedy recovery to our Sister Esta Bell Hubenak who was in the hospital; we missed Sister Hubenak in the last meeting. We hope it nothing serious and she will be again feeling fine. Brother Tony Tatarevich also has been off from work sick at home, we hope he will be well soon.

Brother Edgar E. Orrick has been in the hospital for surgery but is at home now.

Sister Florence Greer who has been in the hospital this week but is supposed to go home.

Everyone remember the Dance and make plans to attend. The next regular meeting will be the second Sunday, July 13th, as usual. The Youth Club is especially invited to attend the next regular Lodge meeting. Which they received a letter about this. All the Youth remember the Youth Day to be held in Ennis, June 29th.

Fraternally, Jay Dee Waggoner ) • a. • ( LODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON, TEXAS IMPORTANT NOTICE Dear Brothers and, Sisters: On Wednesday, July 2nd, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lodge No. 88 Birthday Club sisters are having "Bring A Friend Social" at their lodge site 1140 Robbie St. On this occasion games will be played, door prizes given away and a luncheon will be served at noon for a nominal fee 75 cents. The hostesses for the occasion will be, Mrs. B. Hilsher, C. Chernosky, F. Chalupnik, J. Dvorak, F. Dvorak, F. Bechan and Mrs. F. Zimmerman. The hostesses as named are planning to serve the best noon meal ever served by the Birthday Club_ The meal planned will be tasty, tendered, juicy, sliced ham, surrounded by cold, mixed, palatable potato salad, vitamin enriched sunbeam bread, delicious cakes, coffee, and refreshing ice cold tea. So, remember this is really a treat for thase who don't like to cook and shake up their kitchens during these hot days. The hostesses for this social July 2nd will be ever so happy on this occasion to welcome you and your friends, and show what a splendid job they can , do, in preparing a palatable luncheon, and give you a happy enjoyable day of entertainment.

Won't you come, bring your next door neighbor, your groceryman, your doctor, your lawyer and any others which you feel you owe a treat for some of their kindly favors in the past. The hostesses for the month of July have made a "on the side bet" with the June hostesses, that they will beat the attendance of 150 that was made last June

Wednesday, June 25, 1958 4th. So talk to all of your friends via the phone, or drop a card to them about the big planned social that is being given by the Birthday Club Sisters of Lodge No. 88 this coming Wednesday, July 2nd, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Make this a must in your plans for next week and ke sure and come.

The games will be played upstairs in our completely cooled ballroon-o, and the luncheon will also be served upstairs in the same (this is living) cool atmosphere.

We certainly hope to see some of our not forgotten birthday sisters, as Mrs. H. Allison, J. Kovar, H. Barnes, R. Kikeska, A. Bozon, A. Bristik, L. Drawe, J. Elsik, F. Faltesek, L. Forai, J. Hogdik, Henrich, 0, Hosek, E. Hroska, M. Hurley, R. Kachtik, J. Kalousek, J. Kahanek, S. Cole, I. Faltisek, 0. Zarr and Mrs. F. Krotky — won't you come — the sisters do miss each of you.

Don't forget Wednesday, July 2nd from 10 axn. to 2 p.m. — the "Bring A Friend Social" by the Birthday Club of Lodge No. 88 Houston, Texas.

Let's Be Friends, Louis Hanus Vice President Editor's Note: Thanks, Brother Hanus, for this fine letter. We have missel you! ) • 4 • (

DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Last night, June 18, our SPJST softball Team played McCard Music and we lost by a score of 6 to 1, We did play a iniuch better game and Frank Mach, III, our pitcher, hurled a very good game. He allowed only 4 hits, 2 walks and struck out 4 batters. Had he received better support, the score would have read something like 2 to 1 in their favor instead of 6 to 1 with 5 errors, plus some loose play resulting in 4 unearned runs. When the weather got too hot and we stopped practice on Sundays, you can tell the difference in the results as we do not play as good as when we were practicing regularly. In

VPSTNIIC WEST, TEXAS the second game, State Farm Insurance defeated Arnold Taylor Inc. by a score of 6 to 3.

Getting hits for us and all 4 were doubles, were Raymond Smith, Joe Jaralik, Ben Jarma and Jody Rejcek. Betting on base via walks were Ted Dusek, Jr., Allen Dunn and Frank Mach III. Had we been able to get a few more base hits with runners on base, the outcome might have been in our favor. Allen Dunn turned in a good game behind the plate. Though we lost, all of our players enjoyed the game and we all feel that maybe we can still beat somebody before the season is over.

We had another wonderful turnout of members and friends at the game. Also a large group of our teenagers were present rooting for our team, Thanks for your presence and your support.

After the game a large group of the players, wives and children and members all gathered at Keller's Drive Inn and enjoyed some refreshments and visited together for a spell.

I wish to remind all our members and friends that our Softball Team Benefit Dance will be on this coming Saturday night, June 28th at our lodge hall. Mr. John Rejcek's orchestra has been engaged for this special dance and will play your favorite Polkas and Waltzes.

The Softball team will deeply appreciate your presence at this dance and only through your cooperation and support, will we be able to raise funds to insure our having another team next season. We are looking forward to this dance and we sincerely hope it will be a social as well as a financial success.

Our next softball game is Wednesday night June 25, game time 7:30 P.M. at Samuels Diamond No. 2. We will be seeing you at the game .

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Team Mgr. Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84 )•4•(

SPJST Rest Home SPJST REST HOME, TAYLOR, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Last week, the pastor, F. D. Svoboda of the Czech Moravian Brethren Church of Taylor, Texas, kindly showed us some pictures which were very much appreciated by all..

Dr. Kopecky of San Antonio, Texas donated to our library some valuable books. Our thanks for his generosity.

This is to inform all that are interested that there are not many of the single rooms left at the Home, so if you are planning to join us do not delay and send in your application.

We had some goOd rain here lately

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Below we acknowledge contributions that we have received: Bado Equipment Co., Inc., Houston Texas — — — — $300.00 Lodge Karel Jonas to the memory of Karel Keprta, East Bernard, Texas 10.00 Amalia Mokry, SPJST Rest 4.50 Herne Alice Schiller, SPJST REST 1.00 Home Ruby Holy, San Antonio, Tex. — 1.00 Mrs. Joe Novak, San Antonio, — 1.00 Mr. Frank Marion, San Tntonio — 1.00 To all contributors, our sincere thanks.

Fraternally yours, Rudolph Troubil, Mgr. • •

Family Reunions The annual Shiller-Hejl family reunion will be held at the Taylor SPJST hall, Sunday, June 29, 1958. Everyone is asked to bring a basket lunch for the noon meal. In the afternoon a short business meeting will be held and after that there will be games for all ages.

Mrs. Harry Stauffer, Sec'y. ) • 4 • ( KUNZ REUNION The annual Kunz reunion (Descendants of Joseph and Anna Kunz) will be held at the SPJST Hall at Holland, Sunday, June, 29th. Anyone that is in any way related to this family, is requested to come and spend the day together.

Bring your eats, refreshments can be had at the Hall.

Joseph Barabas, Jr ) •4•( NOVOSAD REUNION The Tennessee Gas Co. Recreation Building was the scene of the third annual Novosad family reunion on Sunday, May 18, 1958.

Shortly before lunch, the ladies began preparing several tables with the delicious and plentiful food. Before serving a prayer of thanks .was given by president Paul T. Novosad, of East Bernard.

A short business meeting was held after everyone had eaten lunch. Officers were re-elected and are as follows: President, Paul T. Novosad, East Bernard; Vice-President, Dr. Henry Novosad Wharton; Secretary, Mrs. Louis Naiser, East Bernard, and Treasurer, Charlie F.'unetka, San Antonio.

It was voted to hold next year's reunion at a park or some similar place.

A committee was appointed to checlt into the facilities of parks in a more centrally located area. The committee members are Charlie Belicek, Jr., chair-

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.man. Mrs. Stazie _flop and Gus Novosad various delicious .eats. They were set on all of jou•danton. )long tables, and alter blessings were reEveryone enjoyed visiting and renew- cited- by Sister Frances Havlik of Temjug, friendships ,throughout the after- ple the ,dinner was served. noon Refreshments were: tea, coffee, soda . . .

Thosewho registered throughout the pop and ale. After the meal the celebratday were as follows: ing started with good music, dancing, John K. Novosad, J. F. Novosad; Mr. picture taking, talking joking, etc., nn.arid , Mrs. Henry Novosad, Mrs. Willie til 3 p.m. then after the crowd was seatGraves, Jr., Melinda, Dee and Cam, Mrs. ed, the pregram arranged and directed • D.C. Find, Louis Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. by brother Chas, chairman (oldest of the Daul .Novosad, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert brothers) begun with opening song Brandes and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Louis "America." by the audience with violin Naiser, Lou Ann, Timmie, Sammy and music by brother John Next roll call Debbie, mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hlavinka, of officers, all were present, then readTommy,.. Chris, and Tim all of ,EaSt ing of last year's minutes which were Bernard. worded and accepted as read. ..,, • •• Mr, and Mrs. Gus Novosad, Mr. and Next chairman introduced speakers: ,--Mrs, Torn Novosad, Georgia,Zezula, Mrs. first speaker was broter Prof. 0. F. HavCle.rq Novosad, Danny and Steve, Geo. lik of Palacios, school teacher for 31 Novosad, Mrs.. Stazie Hon, Rex and Tom- years of experience, made a• very good , py,. Mr. an,. Mrs. Clyar ie Novo$ad, educational speech on his experiences ..,,.Cheryl Marie, •Mr. Charlie Belicek, Jr.; in his iong years of teaching. Stating arid Charlsie all of Jourdanton.

• how he started and how he has progressair, and Mrs. Joe. Husak, Diane, Mr. ed, also about farming when he was a and Mrs. F. E. Gilley, Lana. , and Sherry, boy and how hard it was, so different •Mr. and Mrs. V. B . Anderson, all of from today. It was very interesting to . Houston listen to Mrs. J. If. Novosad, .Mr; and Mrs. Next brother John was called on to , J. "Gus" Novosad of Smithville.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Korczynski, Mr. say something. He spoke briefly telling ,• and . Mrs. Jerry Novosad and family, Joe all present how glad and happy he was to be here, and see all present, and that R. Novosad all of Lolita.

Mrs. Laddye Lee Novosad, Mr. and all should enjoy this day, forget all the g rs. R. J..Kucera, Ronald, Kay, Ricky, unhappy days, and only think of and and.Randy, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Novosad, enjoy the good hoppy days, also to keep Garland, Lisa, and Byron, all of Whar- up these family reunions in the future as long as possible, in conclusion reton.• minding all to drive carefully and take Mr. and Mrs.• Henry, Hurta, Norma • Jean, Donna Faye, Mrs. Gilbert Vogler, their time so all would get home safe Janis Pamela. and Joules Wade of Need- and happy. . , ville., Next nephew Lad. Havlik of San AnMr,land -,Mrs, E. C. Hurta, Jr., Mr. and gelo (who came the longest distance) Mrs, Brinkmeyer, Alan and Dar•-, made a nice speech of his by-gone and Win of FreepOrt. happy clays receiving big applause.

MPs Bill Novosad and Shirley, R. L. Next was a Czech song "Ustudaky 1 1'6.710Sad and family Dick Korczynski and aedela ; ' sung by three brothers, Chas.

Sarah Davenport of Ganado.

John nnci Oscar Havlik. They also were Mr. • and Mrs. Joe Lucas and Betty Jo' loudly applauded. Then brothers Chas. of El . IVIaton; Mr. and Charlie Novosad and John played .two violin duettes they arid 'Charlie of Wallis; Mrs. Albina Azbell used to play together 60 years ago, when and : granciSon, Billy Crocker of Wax% they were Voting boys, Was enjoyed and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Kunetka, Charlene, brought back old memories to many ,Thdy and Sue of San Antonio, Mr. and present ' , Mrs. Frank Novosad Of Lane City, Mr. Next'Allen Keilers of Houston, 13-yearand Mrs. Norman 'Novosaci, Bubba and Nancy of Point Comfort, Mr. and Mrs., old grandchild, put on a cowboy rope Ed Novosad of Karnes City, Mr, and Mrs. or lariat performance which was very L:.:Novosad and sons of Bellaire, and good.

• itIr .and Mrs . Frank Corefal of FayetteMiss Frances Havlik (sister) of Temvide... )• ple and Maurice Havlik of Lake Jack4 •( son, and Raymond Havlik of Pasadena, HAVLIK'S SIXTH ANNUAL REUNION made brief talks. They also were the Havlik Reunion was held at Sweet photographers that day, Being no more HPMe, iri the.SPJST Hall on Sunday June speakers, the election of officers came.

8. The' crowd started arriving around A ,motion made and seconded. , to reM:.00 a.m. from all corners of Texas, elect the old • officers by acclamation, .carrying , huge baskets and boxes of carried 100 per cent:They are: President

Wednesday, June 25, 1958 Chas. Vice Pres„ Oscar, Second VicePres., John and Reporter Louis (all Havliks).

The date and place for next year's reunion was not set, but will be left for a later date. It was also discussed that the next reunion may be a combined affair of Chas. and wife Julia Havlik, celebrating their golden or 50 year wedding anniversary with Ben Halavhicek and wife Vlasta, their 25th Silver wedding anniversary, next, year, the third Sunday in April some place in. Fayetteville, this is not set for sure. It will be announced, later. Relatives at this reunion came from San Angelo, Gonzales, Yoakum, Rosenberg, Fayetteville, Houston, Pasadena, Lake Jackson, El Campo, Palacios, Temple, Moulton and Sweet Home. One sister and two brothers were absent, sister Marie Wright and family of the Hawaiian Islands and brother Henry Havlik and family of Cameron and brother Joseph Havlik of Temple.

They all were missed and regretted not being there by all present.

Na Zdar J. V. Havlik, Reporter. )•4•(

zed" Names In The Texas News By introducing this column in our Vestnik we earnestly solicit our friends' cooperation and we would thank you to send us some clippings from your local newspaper about persons with Czech names, of Czech descent, and/or who are SPJST Members. We solicit clippings or parts of articles of "dooings" in our Czech settlements.

If possible include local lodge affiliation of members of our. SPJST. The clippings that you send in will be reprinted as space permits.

We hope that this new column will serve to keep us well informed and closer together in our brotherhood. )•4•( NOVOSAD REUNION AT ELLINGER The third Novosa.d family reunion was held at the American Legion hall at Scaly, Sunday, junel. Sixty-four families registered and consisted of about 220 people.

There were three brothers and four sisters born to this first generation. Two brothers and three sisters immigrated from Czechoslovakia.

Frank Novosad came to the United State-, in 1885 at the age of 21 years. He settled in Fayetteville and reared eight children.

John Novosad came to the United States in 1893 at the age of 21. He also

Wednesday, June 25, 1958 settled at Fayetteville and later moved to. Moulton.

Theresa Novosad came to the U.S. at the age of 16 in 1893, married John Saha and moved to Frydek.

Frances Novosad came to the U.S. at the age of 10 in 1893. She married John Machala and moved to Sealy where she still resides.

Joe Novosad Sr. never carne to the United States. He reared four children and only one of his children came to the.

United States in 1907. His name was Joe Novosad Jr., and he settled in Shiner.

Katherine Novosad married Anton Vrablik and reared five children. She never came to y the United . States and only one of her children came to America, in 1907, her name was Miss Carrie Vrablik and she resides in Houston.

It was voted to have the next reunion on the first Sunday in June 1959, at El-. linger. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybala, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Svrcek and Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Svoboda Jr. were appointea as the committee in charge of the next reunion.

• REPORT FROM HOUSTON

VLSTNIK WEST, TEXAS GOING OVERSEAS Mrs. Marcella Janda and family of Houston received a telephone call from. her son, Ignac, last Thursday from Fort Monmouth N. J., frern where he was shipped this Thursda for overseas duty.

CLANCY VACULA Mr. and Mrs Frank Vacula have announced the engagement of their daughter, • Clancy Vacula of Austin, to Billy Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Taylor, also of Austin. Miss Vacula and Mr. Taylor are employees of the Municipal building. The wedding will take place August 2.

CHARLES ORSAK RECEIVES DEGREE Charles Orsak of Snook was one of the 906 graduates of Texas A. and M. College to receive his Bachelor's Degree, Sunday, May 24, in the G. Rollie White C'olliseurn at College Station.

Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Orsak of Snook and received his Bachelor's Degree in Agricultural Economics.

CALDWELL COUNTY GETS WOMAN DEPUTY SHERIFF A woman deputy sheriff has been appointed for the first time in Caldwell County's 110-year history.

Mrs. Toni Ilrncir was named by Sheriff Desmond Reed as a deputy sheriff to enable her to serve as a district court bailiff. Reed said it was planned that Mrs. Hrncir would serve as bailiff in the future when women are serving on juries.

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Miss Marie Blanche Sobotik was married to Joseph John Stibora Jr., recently.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Sobotik of Rosenberg and Frank Sobotik. of El Campo. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stibora.

Sr. of Ellinger.

The bride graduated from El Campo High School and Southwestern Business University and the • groom graduated from La Grange High School and SouthALBERT J. KUCERA AND FRIEND western Business University. She is eirtDROWNED • ployed by Humble Oil and Refining.

Three goad friends left town to go Corporation, and both are attending the swimming in Tank Lake Monday night.

University of Houston.

Only one returned alive. ' • • ' Albert James Kucera, 24-year-old carKJT BY-LAWS GROUP MEETS Penter of Pasadena, called for help when An appointed committee of eleven, he.Was about 25 feet from shore.

A 16-year-old swimmer pushed an innamed to study and make recommendations with reference to proposed by- ner tube at him, which he grabbed'and laws changes, convened at the KJT then lost.

Home office Monday morning.

Joseph Lee Carder, 26, of Channelview The result of their deliberations will jumped in the water in an effort to be presented to the state convention save Kucera. Both al-den drowned. The which will be held at Shiner on July 21- third member of the trio, 24-year-old Bill Jack Zachary was left to watch the 22-23.

Attending the session were: I. C. emergency unit use pulmotors on the Parma, Granger; R. J. Bartosh, Taylor; bodies of his two friends for more than Joe F. Kasper, Ganado; Jerry F. Sliva, an hour.

Wallis; Max J. Jalufka, Hobson; Julius The' men had been close friends since B. Korenek, Ennis; Charles Dvoracek, they attended Pasadena High School West; Leo Netek, Corpus Christi; Fred together in the late 1940's.

Hajda, Granger; F. J. Holub, FayetteCorder and, Kucera were bachelors. ville; F. W. Hons, Moulton and Charles Both • were Navy veterans. Their girl friends watched the tragedy.

Nemec, Blessing.

Kucera's survivors include his parents, The committee completed its deliberMr. 'and 'Mrs. William Kucera; three ations Wednesday evening,

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Corder's survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Corder, and three slaters.

• JODIE MAREKS HONOR VISITOR Jodie Marek Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Marek Sr. entertained with a game party at their home at 123 E. Monroe honoring Miss Shirley Higgs of Barrackville, W. Va. • • TRIG G-MIKESKA WEDDING Miss Shirlaine Trigg and Adolph L. Mikeskal, both of Dallas, were married Saturday at the Ramona Avenue Baptist Church in Dallas with the Rev. R. A. Stacy officiating.

Parents of the • couple are Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Trigg of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mikeska, formerly of Temple.

• • SKOPEK HURLS WITLESS GAME Ronnie Skopek pitched hitless ball and struck out eight as Bell County Iris. blanked the Knights of Pythias 13-4 in the Midget National League.

Terry Cearly singled in the winning run in the bottom of the fifth as CearlyLew edged Chupik Wood 2 to 1. Aaron Lueck, the winning pitcher, also scored the winning run.

Cearly had two for three for the winners and Ray Swertner had two for two for Chupik-Wood.

Skopek had a perfect night at bat as well as on the mound, getting four for four.

• OCKER STUDENTS ATTEND MORAVIA) ENCAMPMENT The Ocker Czech-Moravian Brethren Church has 10 students attending the junior high encampment near Caldwell.

They are Delores and Woodrow Chervenka, Betty Lou Coufal, Daniel Lesilsar, Carol Marek, LaNell Marchak, James Martinec, Wenono Pomykel, RoaerYi Wentrcek and Barbara Zabcik.

Also attending the encampment Are the Rev. and Mrs. John I3aletka of Terriple, who serve as directors and three students, Anna Jean Chupick, Mary astovica and Mary Junek all of Temple.

Church Picnic The Ocker Czech-Moravian Sunday School will sponsor a family picnic 'and swimming party at Temple's Lake Park on June 23 at 7:30 p.m. James Wentreek superintendent, has asked that each member bring his own picnic lunch.

• • CALVIN CHERVENKA TO TEAM AT TEMPLE JR. COLLEGE .

Calvin C. Chervenka will teach Physics, drawing, descriptive geometry and

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possibly some mathematics at Temple Junior College when the Fall semester starts in September. Calvin is a Rogers man, '41 graduate of Rogers High School with a MS in Mechanical Engineering and a BS in Aeronautical Engineering from the University of Texas and 6 years experience with the aircraft and other industries as a research analyst and test engineer in California and . Fort Worth. o • BARTOSH ELECTED MAYOR OF GRANGER Louis L. Bartosh, oil dealer, was eleeted mayor Tuesday to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Pickard Mulholland, in one of the hottest contested elections in Granger's history.

Bartosh won over four opponents while Albert Simcik was named alderman.

Bartosh received 141 votes, Percy:-Tidwell who resigned as an alderman to make the race, received 123 votes.

Simcik polled 378 of the 388 Votes cast. ♦ o JOHNNY STRMISKA COMPLETES TRAINING Pvt. Johnny A. Strmiska, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom F. Strnaiska . Granger, recently completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Hood. He is a 1954 graduate of Granger High School and was formerly employed by the , Taylor Manufacturing Co. • A LIFE INSI1RANCE NOTES American tannies now own an esti mated 270,000,000 life in s u r a n c e policies — an average of 5 per family.

This reps ents ail increase of about 50 000,000 in the past five years.

• L was the rush hour and the buses re ('Fuv, d ed. "One on top, one inside!" shouted the conductor at a stop.

"Sin ely you wouldn't separate a mother and daughter, would you?" said the elder of the two women on the pave nt.

"You're quite right, ma'am," said the conductor, starting the bus. "I did that once and I've been regretting it ever since." to

First Lad: "I'm so tough I wear out a pair of shoes in a week."

Second Lad: "I wear out a pair of leans in a day."

Third Lad: "I wear out my grandparents in an hour."

• Harry: "Can you do anything that Dther people can't?"

Larry: "Why, yes. I can read my own handwriting."

Wednesday, June 25, 1958 munity Center near El Campo Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in Buckholts Wednesday, July 2 Sil Krenek orchestra — Plainview Cornmunity Center near El Campo

POLKA DANCE CALENDAR

By Calvin C. Chervimica Wednesday, June 25 Adolph Migl orchestra — VFW Hall in Moulton Southern Syncopators Free Wedding Dance SPJST Hall in Hilije Saturday, June 28 Adela and Her Music Masters — Dance Sponsored by Temple Beseda Club — SPJST Star Hall at Seaton near Temple Emil Bartos orchestra— Docosta Hall Henry Brosch orchestra Wedding Dance — Shiner Hall Faraizl orchestra -- Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Slim Haisler's orchestra — SPJST. Lodge 54 Hall in West Lee use orchestra- Fair Grounds in La Grange Ray Krenek and Bill Mraz orchestras— Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Roust on Sil Krenek orchestra •-- Wedding Dance Riverside Hall in East Bernard Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Boedeker's Place near Shiner Adolph, Migil orchestra—Wedding Dance Turner Hall in Yoakum Joe Patek orchestra - KT Hill in San Antonio John Rejcek orchestra — Softball Team Benefit Dance — SPJST Pokrok Hall Dallas Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in Snook Rudy Zatopek orchestra — Free Silver Wedding Anniversai Dance — SPJST Pokrok Hall in Hou-ton Sunday, June 29 Henry Brosch orchestra — Wedding Dance — Cistern Hall Lee Use orchestra -- Day and Night Feast and Dance -- Plum Parish Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Wedding Dance Youth Center in Wallis Adolph Migl orchestra — Reunion and Dance -- VFW Hall. in Moulton Joe Patek orchestra — Plainview Corn-

All the above dances are at night unless otherwise specified. This is a free service but applies only to those dances at which mainly polka and waltz music is played by a live orchestra. The Vestnik or writer will assume no responsibility resulting from any dance announcement which is listed in this column.

Listings from orchestras and dance halls should be received at least one week before publication. Send all listings ti Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Tex )• 4•( PRIVATE COMPANY PLANS TO TEST HOME WARNING DEVICES A contract providing for the first field test of a home warning device under development to warn residents of enemy attack or impending natural disaster has been signed by Midwest Research Institute of Kansas City, Mo. and the Consumers Power Company of Jackson, Michigan.

Midwest developed the inexpensive warning device ,called the National Emergency Alarm Repeater, under contract with FCDA. The device, a small plastic-covered electronic box, can be plugged into any 110-volt electrical outlet. It gives no sound until authorities issue an order to warn of approaching attack or natural disaster. Then, brief, controlled signals transmitted over the regular power network trigger the alarm receiver. It buzzes loudly to warn listeners to turn on the radio for official civil defense instructions.

Under terms of the Midwest-Consumers Power contract, the power company is installing equipment for testing in its lines in the Battle Creek, Mich., area.

After the initial tests, equipment will be installed at other Consumers' substations so that the signals may be transmitted to cover more of the area served by the power company's network. If the field tests prove the device feasible, it is planned to develop a system that will be made available for public home use. ( )• Little Johnnie had to stand in the corner at school for putting mud in a little girl's mouth.

His mother was horrified when she heard about it. "Why in the world did you put mud in Margaret's mouth?"

"Well," said Johnie, shruggina his shoulders, "it was open."

Wednesday, June 25, 1958

High School Students And United States Foreign Policy Public Discussion of Foreign Policy In addition to participating in our foreign relations by receiving both foreign teachers and students in our schools the high school students have taken an important part in the public 'discussion of our foreign policy. Their parents participated in high school debates on the question ow whether or not the United States should join the League of Nations.

Today high school students participate in television network programs on foreign affairs, quizzing the chief ministers of foreign governments, as well as leading figures of our own country. There are a number of local TV and radio programs in which high school students have given the answers as well as asked the questions; and many of these programs have been appreciated by viewers and listeners of all ages. In groups like we have today in our high schools are worth while for the participants. Fortunately there are many social studies clubs and international relations groups in our high schools across the country.

We should keep in mind also the foreign affairs discussions within the family and among friends. Not all the parents of today's high school students had the opportunity of attending high school themselves, and many students are now carrying on the responsibility of explaining to their parents and neighbors the reasons which underlie our country's present foreign policies — so Ilifferent from what our policies were 20 years ago.

This is a worthwhile and patriotic service for each student to be well informed about the problems in our country's foreign relations and to understand why the United States has adopted its present foreign policies. Participation in discusson offers one of the best ways of formulating your own views on foreign policy.

(TO BE CONTINUED) ) 4,, As the salesman signed the register in a hotel in Mississippi, he noticed a mosquito crawling across the register.

"I've been in a lot of hotels," said the salesman, "and I've seen a lot of mosquitoes, but this is the first time I have ever seen one read the register to find cut which room I was getting."

• Let's all try to gain our new objective in 1958, to write $3,000,000 of new Insurance.

Eltrana

VESTNf1C -- WEST. TEXAS "WITH ALL MY WORLDLY GOODS" June is traditionally the month of weddings, and many couples will be taking marriage vows within the next few weeks. A certain symbolic transfer of "worldly goods" is often associated with the wedding ceremony, but under Texas law the act of marrying another does not give you the right to take control of his property.

Generally speaking, each spouse has the right to control and dispose of his or her own separate property. The separate property of a husband or wife includes property, owned by either before marriage, and that which is acquired by either after marriage by gilt or inheritance. Any other property acquired after marriage is presumed by law to be community property until the contrary is clearly proven.

Aside from the ordinary community estate, there is a class of property known as the wife's "special community," which includes all the income from her separate real property, and probably the interest on bonds or notes, and dividends on stocks owned in her separate right.

While the husband may have similar assets, the law accords them no particular distinction from ordinary community property.

Although the history of the matter, is somewhat confusing, it appears that under present day law the husband has control of ordinary community proper-. ty; but control of the wife's special community property is reserved to her.

Certain restrictions are imposed upon both husband and wife in exercising such control. For instance, the husband cannot legally dispose of community property in such a way as to defraud the wife, nor can he sell the homestead without her signature and acknowledgement. And the wife's sale or mortgage of her separate real estate, stocks or bonds is not valid unless her husband 1 joins with her in the transaction — he must sign and execute the necessary legal papers along with her.

There are laws exempting the wife's separate and special community property from liability for debts incurred by the husband. Such liability is restricted to his separate property and the ordinary community property.

On the other hand, debts incurred by the wife in obtaining necessities for herself or the children bind all property belonging to either party, including the husband's separate property. For other debts which she has power to incur, only her separate land special community property is liable.

All of these distinctions emphasize the advisability of keeping proper records.

By doing so the various classes of corn-

munity and separate property owned by a married couple will always be easily distinguishable. Each category will then receive the special protection afforded to it by our laws.

(This column, based on Texas law, is written to inform — not advise. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who knows the fact, because the facts may change the application of the law.)

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