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Postmaster: Please Send Form 35'79 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE SPJST P. 0. BOX 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS

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

ROeNili (VOLUME) XLVI islo 34.

HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

20. SRPNA (AUGUST) 1958

Vlach Spoj. Stith vy6 va, rode °e aby sve deti ticili cizim jazykum T

Tema kaklYm dnem a mesicern uvedo muje si nak vlada elm dale tim vice, oe zkracene americke dite je, neuei-li se mimo anglietiny i jinemu jazyku. Vatnejti je VSak jeRe to, to je tim ochuzena cela americka. vlast.

V tomto elanku tlumoeime ohlas US Departmentu pro vzdelani ye Washingtonu, jake flpravy diva gkolam a rodiefun aby ucinili vse motne, aby ueili sve deti cizim jazykhm. Pki tato pkiletiitosti se obracime my na nak krajanske rodide s prosbou, aby neochuzovali sve deti, neo chuzovali svoji novou vlast jen proto, se nesnati udit sve, vlastni deti jazyku.

Prosime vas, Ceske i slovensky rodiee: mluyte se svYmi detmi doma eesty nebo slovensky.

Zde uvadime zpravu o prohla geni US Departmentu vzdelani, ktera zni: "MinulY tYden US Department pro vzdelani ye Washingtonu vydal zylagtni zpravu v nit doporueuje, aby studium moderni cizi keel se stalo soueasti vzdelani katcleho ditete od tketi tkidy. Toto doporudeni dokazuje, jakY yYznam americka vlada pkiklada studiu ciziho jazyka a hlavne slovanskeho.

Americka vlacla si je tet vedoma toho to American pomerne v malem poetu se zajimaji o cizi keel a proto jsou o to chudAi. Dnes, kdyt se stava svet tak ma1Son diky urychlenemu cestovani keel, za einaji v tivote prilmerneho Amerieana hrat vet§i faohu. Proto statni department vzdelani ptikl s timto doporudenim a

obraci se nejen na skolni rady, ale i na organisace rodiet" a hlavne na rodioe samotne po cele: Americe, aby vyueovani keel u s yYch cleti venovali zylaftni pozornost. Vlada ze skuknosti vi, ze v mnoha zemich se: musi za tento program postavit organisace rodia a rodiee samotni, ma-li se tent() program vtibec uskuteenit.

Skolni vYbory maji totit velmi omezenY rozpokt a na mnoha mistech studium ieei neni povatovano za dfiletite. Mimo to je nedostatek ucitele cizich jazykil a proto nebude tak snadne uvest do tivota podobnY program, pfestote je tak Proto vetti dfiraz je nano klast na rodiee samotne.

Jednou ze zajimavosti teto zpravy je, to deti tijici v okoli, kde se hovoti jinYmi jazyky mimo ne velikY zajem. Tyto deti se uei rychleji cizim jazyktim net ty, ktere ziji v mistech kde se vYluene hovoii anglicky. Proto deti, ktere pochazi z doniacnosti kde rodiee hovoki tea jinou keel, SrlaZeji pkivyknou cizimu jazyku, kterY musi studovat Ye tkole.

de pozdeji jeho mysl pkipravena i na studie.

Tato zprava hlavne zdilrazriuje, ze rodiee, kteki umi jinou 'tea, net' anglickou a mohou ji snadno hovoiit, aby ji hovokill s detmi. Je to nejlep:si zaeatek pro dite, jakY mute na prahu sveho tivota ziskat. Podle zpravy ueitele tvrdi, zee je lepe, hovoii-li se s ditetem jinou fedi a uei-li se konversaci, net aby mu byla do hlavy vtloukana gramatika. Takovi rodiee pry si sami neuvedornuji, co svemu diteti davaji, hovoki-li s nim jinou keel net anglickou.

Nejen to je uei keel, ale cviei tim throve?" obrazotvornost. Dite je nucene pfern*Slet a proto se sta y& damyslnejUm a bystkefglin.

Ale i rodiee, kteki hovoti jekoukoliv byt' i nedokonale jinou feel, mohou detem prokazat dobrY skutek, snati-li se s nimi hovolit cizi keel a vzbudit v nich o ne zajem.

To je pry ptieina, proe'deti rodieti pftvodem z ciziny se obvykle stavaji dobrSt rodia-mitaky.MjvYhodu,kter al hovoticich ien anglicky, nemaji.

Z tett) zpravy dle odbornikfi yyplYva, Tedy, mnozi z nas jsme ani nevedeli, to deti ntleho veku mail mit pi-istup k to jsme einili dobie, hovotili-li jsme s cizim jazykilm, obeas videt cizi Casopis, nasimi detmi Cesky. poslechnout si cizi desky nebo zpevy. ) * ell* • ( poslechnout radiovY cizi program nebo a HaidST nas mute sqm dilem pornoci se podivat na cizojazyenY film. Toto pry yydatne ponitte diteti k rozvinuti jeho tak abychom dothhli nove mety a 3 mimozku a timto pfijemnSm zpfisobem bu- Roily noveho pojigteni v 1958.

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Entered as second class mail matter, January Std, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Congress of Aug. 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Supreme Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas.

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vysvetienou

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Jak jsem ji2 nekolikrat zcle prohlasil, Ze Vestnik nezabYva se politickYmi otazmi, ale nevim o jakem opatkeni se zminu jete. Chci nekolika slovy vysvetlit, ze dle meho nahledu netteba se obavati, Ze by komunistickd Cina kterd pottebuje dim dal tim vice hospodatske pomoci by se neptedlolene pustila do valky.

Chovam dcmenku, Ze nedavna schtize soudruha Krukeva a einskeho diktatora asi mela za hlavnl iteel zastraSit naSe Spo jene Staty.

Kdy2 se mluvi e naproste shode poked jde o opatieni pro udtZeni mire, oba cliktatoti chteli pravdepodobne Spoj.

Stattim, nebc ,se snaZiThaby se o tom Amerika dornnivala, jestli ze neustoupime na sttednim vYchode, Ze by Gina se postarala o nove rozmisky na Dalnem VYchode, jako je Korea a Formosa.

Za tute politiku byla slibena Gine bez pochyby hospodakska pomoc, nebot' tarn lid zmird hlady. — Znovu opakujeme, ie na podobne ciotazy nebudeme budoucne odpovidati. (

Redakdni tajemstvi bylo, jest a doufejme 'Ze i bude nadale vsem novinatUm svatYin, riepsanYm ale stale clodrZovalaYm. zakonem. — ZalcZeno jest na odkazu, ze CestraY novinat /testi?' prozraditi autora nepodepsaneho alnku, nema-li k tomu vYsiovneho svoleni, nebo dokonce ptani praveho pisatele.

Redakeni tajemstvi bYyalo za pohnutYch dob meho mladi posvdtnym, kdy detne reclaktoti zYuenYch jinen sedeli v starem Rakeusku v kriminale. Jejich sou ani ptelideni byly prave vYznadne tim, de nikdy nikdo z nich, ad dekala je leta 2.alate, neiekl, kdo ten nebo onen elanek napsal a my studenti jsme si jich za to nem-time vaZill.

Redakeni tajemstvi_ neobmezovalo se jeiz na elanky otiStene v novinach, tykalo se to i rozhovorti a. sdeleni v rtiznYch redakcich dtiverne pron genSTch. Tehdy jak dnes ma platit mezi novinari: — 'Co se v redakci uvadi, to se ma to V redakci snist."

MoZna, Ze uhodnete pro es jsem tote zde k VaSi pozornosti uvedl a budoucne VaS'e dotazy si laskave die toho I

Odooved' na dotaz NaSe vernost k teto naM nove vlasti rozhodne nevi zleheena kdy jednotlivec tvrdi, Ze miluje to vlast svoji s ktere pochazej a intiZe to bYti i vlast jeho rodiett. Myli se ale velice kdy nikdo prohlaSuje, ze nam to ma bYti lhostejne, jaka vldda tarn ve vlasti ten lid s ktereho jsme utiskuje.

Stavi se takovYm, postojem kaZ'd3i z Nas do rozporu s dstavou SpojenSrch sta kterou jsme slibili hajiti a jejichZ" za sadou jest, poladavek svobodnYch voleb lido.

Tak.ove volby jsou dnes v zemich s kte rSich jsme ne-proveditelne. Meli bychom si tedy uvedomiti tuto pravdu, de svoboda kaaleho naroda budevand, na .svobocinYch voleb a p •oto 13ychom se meli snaZiti, pomahati utiskovanim narochum celelho sveta kdy jen v nasi mo2nesti.

NaSe neteenost a naS nezajem snaeni rfizmjch narodti jen stehije. Nas ani napada abychom nekomu chtell navrhnot[ti jak se ma chovati.

Pomery v nekterYch zemich co se tree osobni svobody jsou vSalc. takove, Ze by cit kakieho americkeho obeana mel jemu naznadit, 'Me nak sympatie vzpru hu by mobil znamenati.

Upozorfinjetne, ze budouene na podane dotazy net-minium odpovidati.

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"Vlast svou maS nade vSe milovatit" to ye hvezdach zlatem psano; a krasnejSi nad zakon ten neni nikde dano!

Proto ma planet-a slunce sve, jeZ k druhtim ji veone poji, a kaZda ma hvezdnatY nartidek odvekou oblasti svoji.

Preto i kometa jiskrna tak dlouho sve W.° plouK Ze do sveta vyslane po vlasti zas nazpet to0i.

Jan Neruda,.

Dovelq" S Vami, e ka'20 eldnek Vas o pomerech ye -VaSi osade a snO,oni Vakho tadu povaty jest 'vitan. Zasilejte jej vdos, dokud udalosti ktere se ptihodili jsou novinkou, nebot' jen takove budi pozornost. Roclinne nadich nu, kratSi popisy vaSich cost jsou te zajimave a radi etene. Oweels po kterem kaHY den rediny rad saline, ma bYti zajimavYm vkin elentim domacnosti. Pro tuto priehm snaZime se zachovati cue nametil ktere nam nude eleni po rtizriu laskave poskytuji, Diky!

Ve stredu, dne 20. srpna 1958

Nivitevou v tiskarne TeMlo pas sejiti se se sestrou Kaadovou po prve co vratila se s poseldni nay Stevy stare domoviny. Havana o testa a i o tom co vSe zaZila pied i po eas ces ty. Sve zkuSenosti nelze pry vypsati jen tak krataim elankem ale stalo by to za to objasniti mnohYm za‘Zitky i skuenosti s posledni vYpravou. — Se,stra Kazdova privezla sebou dotaz, ze jest hledan krajan G. H. PolanskY jeho poslediii znama adresa byla Fayetteville, Texas. Jest synem. (ktereho se ujal) Jan 1111eak a jeho syn Stanislav ktere odjeli do Ameriky v roce 1907. — Kdo by o nem vadat prosim 'clopiSte naSi sestre Stacy Kazda, ktera informace za2Sle do CSR na adresu. West, box 251, Texas. — Predent diky.

Dekujeme sest •e Kazdove: i bratru Kaz dovy za milou na yStevu v tiskarne. — Prijd'te zas. ) • .12• V nedeli oslavili vYroei 50ti leteho trvani snatku manZele Karel Wrbasovi ye West. VelkSr poeet jejich platel je navStivil v "otevrenem dome" rnanZelt WrbasovYch, Navatevnici vyslovili jejich bin hop •ani k tato p •ilelitosti. Navatevnici hyli pekne pohosteni. ManZele Wrbasovi byli sezdani ye Sla yLkove na Morava aeskoslovensku. 'Do SpojenYch Statil jell 11. srpna 1911. ) • a • ( Krajan John J. Myna'', testa 2, West, edZinoval v patek minuleho tdne pryni bal baviny letoSi sezony v Farmers ci, Zine ye West, ktere jest p. August PustelovskY riditelem. Bal byl odZinovan z 1,900 libel bavlay: vaZil 468 Tiber. Pan My nat. dostal d2inovani zdarma, semeno phi neslo $25.00 premie cd obchodniku ye West obna gela $153.00. Ve streda byl bal prodan na licitaci a prines1 44 centii za libru. Bal koupila Farmers Mina ye West.

• 4, • ( Sesti:e Mikove v Californii Stalo se nedopatrenim, jak to oby6ejne se v tiskarne prihodi,ze do posledniho (Asia Vestniku Vann zaslane pek,ne basnieky p ro naSq middez, byly od VaAeho dopisu ze stranky 4te . oddelcne al na 12.

Litujeme ale doufame, Ltranku. zas nee,im do nakho Vestniku obeas prispejete.

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Kalendai okrskovich schuzi

Prvni okrsek Podzimni schnze prvniho okrsku stano vena na et yrtou nedeli v zati dne 28.

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

Bude predveden kratSi program mlade he a kaklY had tohoto okrsku kter3i by mohl hottnotnYm eislem vypomoci jest iadan, prihlasiti se yeas u sestry Rud. C. Matejka vedoucI "Youth Leader". -Po schnzi okrsku naae sestry prichystaji dle slibu svaeinu. a bratri se postaraji o obeerstveni. VSechny lady a elenove jsou k ateastl uptimne zvane. Navgtevy s jinYch mist budou vitane. — Zveme ale ny Iilavni Uradovny naS"eho redaktora i man2elku. Budeme Vas eekati a svoji p •itomnosti dodate nam nova chute k praci.

• ♦ DrullY okrsek Pristi schilze druheho okrsku dle us neaeni v Gran ger, bude se konat u du eislo 29_ Praha v sini radove Taylor, Texas, tteti nedeli v kijnu (October) to j est dne 19. Laskave nam tuta nedeli ponechejte volnou. Diky predem.

PodrobnY program bude co nejdriv mo2no ozna.men. ♦ • Tieti okrsek ' Podzimni schnze tretiho okrsku bude se konat dle oznameni u tadu Oslo 25 v Ennis, v jejich krasne tadove budove dne 14. zefi t. r. (Sept.) to jest druhe nedele v zafi. was a program bude oznamen co nejdtive bude mogno.

• • PAO okrsek Jiz 5. kijna (October) bude se konat podzimni okrskova. schtze 5. distriktu.

Misto a ces bude oznemen podzdeji.

Tento den prosim ponechejte patemu okrsku.

• Sesti okrsek . Prosime, aby okrsky broil na datum laskave ohled.

Oznamena celodenni slavnost 6teho di striktu v Hillje, Texas na den 12teho na (Oct.) pod nazvem "OeskY den 6 distriktu v I-Iillje". Celodenni program bude oznamen co nej drive. — Okrskove. schtize Nepromolcava harva da se upraviti tak y e spojeni. to: do galonu sbiraneho mleka se phda° ♦ 4 ji 4 libry portlandskeho cementu a doSedmy okrsek . se bfe se: prornicha.. K vuli barve mt & Mem varn vSem oznannt, ge podzimpridati vention red. yellow ochre neb i jine barvivo a nejvice se to hoc.11 k bar- ni sehaze 7 okrsku se bude konat dne 26 veni sudd a Skopkti neb jinYch na.dob, po Nina (Oct.) 1958 u i'adu San Antonio cis. 133. v Mission County Park a ze ten ne chavanY ch venku.

datum se nam neda zmenit neb na ten den mame mistnost zamluvenou. Pre li bychom si aby druhe nage okrsky byly tak laskavS, a ten den 26 tijna nam nechaly volnST pro tuto nagi sehtzl, tak aby se nekonalo vice okrskovSTch schtzi v ten den, ale aby se vgichni dosta,vily do na§i schtizi v Mission County Park, San Antonio.

• 4, • ( Rez na latee se odstrani, pakli se skin" na posype soli, navlhei citronovou gt'avou a da na slunce. Neodstrani-li to skyrnu hned, milk se natirani citronovou you opakovati. ) • 46 • ( Venkovske: Ve Vysokern mStte byl odhalen zavilY nepritel lidove-demokratie Mho zkizeni. Jeho provineni: Odeslal do ciziny pohledniei. Za svYm podpisem pH. psal je gte dougku: "Pod znamkou je dal si sdeleni". KdyZ censor znamku po namahave zahfivad proceduke odlepil, "To cumin, co?" ) • e • (

Oznarneni veiejnosti Illavni niadovna SPJST poskytuje piljeky na farmy, ranee a vybudovant mests147 majetek kdekoliv v Texasu.

Prijeuje svoje vlastni penize na nizke iiroky, dlouhe splatky a s velice vYmi podminkami pro pfecUasne vyplacent. — Pi gte o blazsi podrobnosti — Supreme Lodge SPJST box 400, Temple, Texas. ) • 4

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Pit zmene Vasl adresy pou'iljte tohoto kuponu Supreme Lodge SPJST. box 400, Temple, Texas.

26,clain Vas o zmenu me adresy jak na

sleduje:— Moje nova, adresa jest:—

Moje stare. adresa:—

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rozumnYm stridarnin peace a odpoeinku nedoVelili svym organtlm, aby "rychle" Venujte pozoinost tomuto desateru a starly a opotrebovavaly se. snaZte se podle nej chovat, k prospechu 10. SyYm nioudr'm a vlastnim rizenin sveho zdravi a k prospechu na gi spoled denniho, mesieniho a roeniho prograare price. mu maZete nebezpeene a rychle znehod1. Po kaZde del gi svalove a du gevni pra nocovani zdravi zpornaliti a predeasne ci pracovni vYkonnost (schopnost) u kaZ starnuti oddaliti na pozdni leta. dello z nas klesa; dostavuje se zvlagtni )* °( pocit ochablosti a vznika anava. Stripnuje-li so anava, dochazi k vyeerpanosti, vznika, stay prepracovani. — Hnavou ro;zumitne men gi vYkon a ph stejnem bo vet gim yydani sit, pripadne neschopnost podat obvyklY vYkon.

2. trnava nastava: a) zvla gt' rychle za hiadoveni nebo po nevyspani a ph praci v rnistnostech, v nichZ jest nevetranY vzduch: b) ph nedostateenem zasobo eskY Casopis v Arnerice byl od nepavani pracujiciho svalu ktvi, tedy 'kysli- met misionarem na li ge krajanskeho kern.

Zivota. Ze zamori prichazejici s od3. Pri anave neni jiz takova nervo-sva- bernYria, eaSto i universitnim vzdelanirn lova souhra a anava zde bYva prieinou prihla govali se z viaittniho zahnu do remnohYch irrazu. UnavenY elovek se Spat- dakci, kde mnohdy hmotna odmena byla, ne soustred'uje na praci, jest nepozornY, alizsi neZli obyeejnYch delnikti. Jakmile rortr'ZitY. se vsak novinarstvi dostalo do krve a Jak eelit anave? srdce, nebylo mono se jen tak lehee od 4. Vklaclame-li do price kratke odpo- trhnouti. Pamatujeme na intimni rozmlu C nky (presta y ky) nebo zmenime-li na vy s redaktorein Josefem J. Hajkem. Byl kratkY das praci za jinou, mhZeme MHz Zidovskeho puvodu, — maturantem Karnaky anavy lovy university v Praze, schopnYm reeni5. Tyto pracovni prestavky, tyto chvil- kem, Sokolem, divadelnikem. KdyZ byl ky odpoeinku, vlolene mezi obd'obi einno r. 1927 se svoji Zivotni drahou hotov, Casti, poskytuji na gim svaltim i I-Jeri/fun ste si kladl otazku, "zda to stab za naprilelitost dostateenemu a‘Z alpine= mahu". KclyZ ale byl se sVYmi stesky hozotaveni, takle nedochazi ke hromadeni thy, koneil pravidelne s poznamkou — zbytka z plodin Zivotnich pochodu. ktere "Nelituji!" zpasobuji y e svalstvu a v celem tele anavu.

I kdy2 na tucty CeskYch easopisa se 6. K dokonalenni zotaveni potrebuje z,rodilo a zantklo nektere brzy po svem svalstvo I nervy apinY klid, dostateeny zaloleni, inuZeine si gratulovati ze i dries privod kysliku (proto hlubeke dYchani v polovine dvacateho stoleti jsme dovedli jest nutne) a jidlo. Take vlaZna sprcha semknouti kolem zbYvajicich jeZ nadamasaZ nebo parni lazen znaene snip le pini sve poslani, 'Verne, dobre a poctive pocity dnavy. Nejprirozenej gim prostred Price jejich jest n.amahavej gi, rieZli za kern k odstraneni anavy zastava ovgem dob rozkvetu pristehovalectvi, protole dostateenY a vydatnY spanek. slouh novY generacim i zde rozenYm. — Tim dale'Zitej gim fikolem nas v gech jest 7. Nejnamahavei gi pram svalova je takova, pri niZ" koname bud' stale stejnou bledati k tomu, aby se v gechny na ge ea(jednotvarnou) praci pii vnucenem vy- sopisy, zasvecene zajminn Ceske feel, fesilujicim tempu, nebo ph niZ je nahlY drujiei a chranici principy svobody a de velkY pracovni vYkon pri trvale a zna- mokracie Ameriky udrZely a to nejen pc dobu na gich vlastnich Mvotti, ale i pa ene svalove namaze. torn, aZ nas tu 112 nebude.

8. Po jednotvarne a nenamahave svalove praci je nejlep gim `lekem" na pocit My chceme k tomu zde je gte dodati. '2e anavy rychla prochazka lesem, plovani, k ucteni parnatky na gich predka, jedennekolikahodinova price v zahradce nebo kaMY eestni na g rodak mel by bYti pana poli a vabec kaZde radostne ,cvieeni v metliv sveho ptivodu a verve doslouZiti Sokole nebo radostna prate, pri niZ se vgem tern, kteri za krajnYch abet! zanenemusi mnoho na praci nebo na cviee- chali nam odkazy trvale ceny. — Mnohe ni mysleti. ty na ge podniky, spolky, podparne Jedno9. Je na, vas, abyste programovm regu ty, budovy a jive institute dnes bychom lovanim a vyrovnavanim peace a odpo- nebyly v stavu ziiditi aC neda se uprieinku nepriznivY vliv dlouhodobeho jed- ti, 'Ze mnoho blahodarneho vlivu a dinotvarneho pracovniho zatiZeni, abyste bra vykonali.

Jak edit unave

Neco zadimaveho z pito bk. o iii Zeskeho tisku

Ve sti'edu, dne 20. srpna 1958

U naiich v Buckholts Byv ge pozvan, saeastnil jsem se s manZelkou radove schuze radii tislo 15 minulou nedeli. Tato schtize spojend s spolenYm obedem konala se faciem spolku RVOS teto osady spoleene a byla dosti pekne navgtivena.

Mnoho nasich pratel a elena obouch spolkti se sice d.o teto pi atelske schuze nedostavilo nasledkem nahleho jedneho elena rodiny KuZelove, kterY byl skosen mrtvici ve stari 36 let. zanechavge male ditky a Zalern zdreenou mladou Z`enu.

Pod dojmem teto smut uddlosti rase schuze ov gem byla, rekt bych, velice stisnend a kdy2 jsem byl bratrem predsedou poladan promluviti, obmezil jsem se jen na to poukazati, jak ten Zivot na g jest, jen tak nam v gem den ode due propujeen a jak bychom se meli snaZiti proto zajistiti tu nagi v na ge rady v eas aby o ne bylo v nagem spolku v padu ne gtesti postarano.

KaZdYm dnem blilime se na gemu koneenemu oily a proto pracujme spoleene v dobre shode, pokud je nam toho dopiano, aby na ge fatly costly a mlade'Z se k nam radostne pridavala.

Dekuji Vain tam v 13uckholts, sestry a bratri, za vlidne priVitani a mile nam oboum pohosteni. Dektrjeme za pratelske pozvani a te gilo nas s tak ninohYmi se ghledati.

Zarmoucene rodine cele plati na ge uprimna soustrast. Necht' nam v gem tato uddlost lest vVstrahou, ze ZadnY z nas ncvime dne ani hodiny, kdy odvolani budem s tohoto sveta.

Pamatujme na to, aby na ge rodiny meli negtesti nagi bratrskou ochranu!

Nate srdeene pram dal giho zdaru. ) * Washington, D. C.:-- President Eisenhower obvinil SovetskY svaz, 2e prerugil i diplomaticke pripravy pro vrcholnou kon ferenci, cot pry vrha ocifivodnenY stin pochybnosti na amysly sovetske vlady.

Jeho ob'Zaloba byla obsaZena v dopise, ktery postal na sovetskeho ministerskeho predsedu Chru geeva. Britanie a Francie poslaly mu take dopis stejneho men!.

4, Po prve v clejinach Mexika budou volit 2isny. JedirrYin dal gim kandidatem pro volbu presidenta j e Luis Hector Alvarei, 391et-;l textisni pramyslnik, jeng je katolikem. RovrieZ Lopez Mateos je katolikem.

Byl vychovan v katolicke gkole v Mexico City. Komunisticka strana nepostavila kandidata, Nemehla sehnat '70,000 potf:ebnSrch

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RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My nine podepsanY resolueni vS7bor du Pokrok Houstonu d. 88 vyslovujeme pokistale rodine nati uptinmou soustrast, nad odch.odern nateho dlouholeteho spol koveho bratra Anton Student kterY se navkl yrozloueil se svou rodincu a ukoneil svou Zivotni pout' dne 23. dervence po dlouhe nemoci. Zanechal zde svou milovanou deem a vnueka, aby spal svuj I/6611 spanek. Buda mu mine lehka.

Za tad Pokrok Houstonu C. 88 Frances Olexa, Anna Vrla, Anna Svestka, res. vflpor. ( )• RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Resoludni vYbor tadu Pokrok Houstonu O. 88 timto vyslovuje uptimnou soustrast nad odchodem nateho spolubratra Willie John Haltitka kterSr ukoneil svou Zivotni pout' nahle a neneekavane. Odetel a zanechal zde zarmoucenou manZ'elku a nazi spolusestru Amalie Halutkovou. Spousta ptatel a spolkovYch bratrft a sester Zell jeho nahleho odchodu.

Odetel aby spal svilj veenSr spanek, dne 2 srpna a Dochovan byl v pondeli dne 4 srpna. Sestrc Amalie Halutkova ptihni nail uptimne citenou soustrast.

Za tad Pokrok Houstonu C. 88.

Frances Olexa, Anna Svestlkova, Anna Vrlova, res. vYbor. ) a ( RESOLUTE SOUSTRASTI My, nine podepsani resolueni vSrbor v jrnenu Clenü tadu karel Havlieek 'Oslo 4. v Hallettsville, Texas vyslovujeme upti mnou soustrast pozilstale rodine nod ztratou jejich dedeeka a pradedeeka a nateho spolubratra R. J. Staffa tento spolubratr se odebral ku veenemu ocl,poeinku 20. dervence v roku 1958 .Bratr Staffa byl narozen na. High Hill. Do jed dnoty ptistoupil 11. Mina 1932 ku 1-du Radhott', efslo 99. Bratr Staffa zanechavd dy e (leery pani Julius Holub a pani Victor Kresta, Worting. Jeden ne vlastni bratr Raymond Staffa, ye Whor ton jedna sestra Mary Orsak v Hallettsville, dye nevlastni sestry Albino, Bellowe v Houston a pani Emilie Peterson v Okla horna. Dva vnuky a etyti pravnuky. Je-

Vt ST NI It WEST, TKXAS ho manZelka zerntela 26. zati 1957. Bratr Staffa byl pohtben 22. dervence 1953 no St. Marys katolickem htbitove. Pohtebni obtady vykonali Rev. Henry Ptendik, Rev. G. Kuratko a Rev. Roman Janak.

My nine podepsani vYbor vyslovujeme uprimnou soustrast cele portistale rodine a neck tento ná5 spolubratr spI svilj spanek veen*.

Dano v Hallettsville, Texas dne 10. srpna 1958, (Jhas. HolY, F. K. Bueek, John HolY, res. vS7bor. ) 40 • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My nine podepsanY vYbor za tad Anton Cermak eislo 36 timto vyslovujeme uptimnou soustrast pozilstale manZelce nad, ztratou jejiho manZela Adolf I. Simanek kter7 ndhle zemtel 2. srpna 1958 ye stall.

58 let.

Do Corpus Christi se ptistehoval pied 16 lety a stal se elenem 1-1-du dislo 56.

SPJST 12. prosince 1946.

Byl dobrYm spolkovYm bratrem dbah"7 svYch povinnosti a bude narni postradan.

Jeho telesne pozustatky byly pkevezeny k pohrbeni do Dodge, Nebraska. ()est budi.2 zachovana jeho pomace.

Deno 10. srpna 1958, za tad Anton C'er mak eislo 56 resolueni vSrbor, John Stata, Raymond Peters, Eddie Kueera. ) • ata ° ( — V Dallas, Teaxs, zemtel ve veku 91 let : F. J. Karasek, bYvalY chicags14 pravnik, jenZ tarn Zil sedm let na odpodinku sve decry .Druha jeho dcera, pi. Virginie Keeler je v Lombard, Ill, a syn Robert Karasek je v St. Louis. )• •( —Floresville:— Ve stall 75 let zemtel v nemocnici v San Antonio zdejti farmat Jan Ratka. Floresville farmoval pc 50 let. Zanechal manZelku Emmu, tfi decry. ( veky Odetel no Dozvedeli jsme se, Ze v Ennis zeintel nat davnY ptitel a spolkov3i bratr Anton Kure v En' Byl elenern nateho kostela OMB nis a po mnoho let tam s celou svoji rodinou velice dintnim.

ZesnulY• bratr narodil se 20. tijna 1877 v HoraZdovicich ye stare vlasti a zde byl zamestnan Co doveclnY . strojnik v ditnach S. P. drahy. — Byl on uptimnYin vlastencem a ttedrYm podporovatelem vtech dobrSich snah. Litujeme jeho odcho du a ptejeme mu klicinSr spanek Nate uprimna soustrast truchlici stale rodine.

Stryna Vzpoininka, na nail zesnulou sestru a elenku tacht Cis. 130 v Dallas, Texas, ktera zemiela dne 27 eervence 1958.

Rosie Cepakova ktera narodila se dne 10. k.vetna 1885 NT Tfeboni OSR. Zanechala zde zarmouceno clitky Mark a Alberta a celou tadu ptatel. — Po obtadech v kostele byla k vednemn odpodinku ulolena na Grove Hill latbitove v Dallas. -- Necht' nate mi15, sestra tato odpodiva ve svatom pokoji. Nate uptimna soustrast. ) Smutnou zprivu zdelujeme, zesnul na velky nat dobrSr. bratr Chas. Mikeska snakvSr spolko“7 pracovnik a oblibenY osaclnik WestskY po delti nemoci v 70 letech sveho veku..

Jeho polateb konal se minuleho tYdne ye etvrtek. z Methodistickeho kostela ye West. Rev. Kenneth E. Bass vykonal Pohtebni obtady v kostele a na Narodnim htbitove ve West. ZesnulY zanechava manZelku, pi, Marion Mikeska v Abbott, etyry syny, W. L. Mikeska v Grand Prarie, Marvin Mikeska v Taylor, Walter Mikeska v Abbott, Eugene Mikeska v Au stint jednoho bratra, Frank Mikeska, v Abbott; jednu sestru pi. Rosalie Summers ye Ft. Worth a devet vnukii. Porti sta.11-m vyslovujeme nail upfimnou soustrast. ) • 4. • ( VSTsledky soutUe Matice vyttiho vzdelani Matice vyttiho vzdelani, stard krajanska oragnisace, kterd od roku 1902 udeluje bezfiroene pineky vysokotkolskym studentran, letos poprve obratila svou pozornost na studenty stlednich tkol, aby ye smyslu syYch stanov povzbu cilIa zajem mladeZe o flat kulturni a no,rodni Zivot.

1.JCelem literarni soutNe, v nil Matice vyttiho vzdelani vypsala patnact pane1-itch cen v hodnote 300 dolart za pisem ne price v anglidtine na namet o Zivote 6echoslovakii ye Spojer4ch Statech a v Kanade anebo o historii eeskeho naroda, bylo povbzbuclit zajem zde, narozench a vychovanYch deti o kulturni dedictvi jejich ptedkft odmenit zylatte nadane studenty za jejich literarni namety a upozornit studenty na program Matice.

Odezva no souteZ", ktera byla oznamena pled nelcolika me'sici v kraja,us,kem tisku, rozhlase, ve vestnicich bra,trsIcYla organisaci, byla celonaredni. se studenti ze statti vS7 chodnich, jakoZ i studenti z pacifickeho pasma, ale zvlatte poeetne byly ptihlatky z farmatskeho venkova sttedozapadu, kde tradice CeskYch pionSufi je nesmazatelnou soueasti Zivota dnetni generace.

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Z Domova Odpoeinku, Z Domova Odpoeinku, Taylor, Tex. Mile sestry a bratki:— Zase nekolik kadka z Domova ocipoeinku. Pomalu nas po jednom pribS7va a doufame, 'tie v brzku bude Domov zaplnen. Bylo by nakm milYrn pkanim by tech nekolik zbYvajicich svetnic bylo obsazeno nakiny 'deny, aby ten potiitek s toho Domova melt nak elenove. SlyMine to od jinonarodovet stale, 'tie mame jeden z nejpeknejSich Domova v celem Texasu.

Vdera zde byli dva panove z Austinu od zdravotniho odboru a brali obrazek z yen& naSeho Domova. Byli zde ponejprve a melt jen samou chvalu o nem.

Tak vy kteki pomfAlite jit na odpodinek rozhodnete se brzy a pro na g Domov jsem jist, tie toho nebudete litovat.

Kvituji zde dary a sire: knihy bratra sestra L. 0. Hoek z West a Joe Valeik z Dilley. Ovoce a zeleninu: Jan Svadlenak pani Polanska, pani Oervenkova, pani Valeikova a pani Boudna. Vazy na kvetiny pani L. 0. Hoekove„. Ponetiite dary. $20.00 Br. a ses. L. 0. Ho gek, West Add Praha d. 29. k ucteni pamatky 5.00 bratra J. M. Holubec Bratr a ses. G. L. Baxley C. Cchristi 2.00 5.00 Rudolph a AnduIka Troubilovi k ucteni pamatky pkitele Adolpha Simanka. Ten samST Teel 4.00 Joe UrbanovskSr, West 2.00 Jan Sirooka, La Grange Vgem darcinn nas ykelY" dik.

S bratrskS7m pozdravem Va.S" Rudolph Troubil. spravce domova ) 4, Temple, Texas Oteni bratki, sestry a pkatele:— Zde yam podavam pkijem dare, ktere jsem posledni dobou obdrtielou na. SPJST Rest Home. $ 2.00 Pan J. L. Machu, San Angelo 10.00 Pan a pi. Joe Wakk Seymour Pani P. P. Mikeska Caldwell na, ucjeji tivagrove pi, Mary teni 10.00 Adamek v Caldwell Sjezd Katolicke Jednoty v Texasu 200.00 konanS7 v Shiner Tex. daroval $222.00 Celkem jsem pfijal Vzdavam srdeene diky Ninth milSrm pkatelinn za tyto jejich dary. Doufam pe vne, tie budeme jejich piikladu nasledovat a tie pkispejeme jeden kaZdST dle mo tinosti na, tuto dobrou a lidumilnou vec.

Kahl* da p* bude s diky pkijat a ve ye$tniku kvitovan.

S br. pozdravem, Chas. Navratil Aoki. SPJST. Rest Home 816 E. Ave A. Temple.

V2STNtX --- WEST, TEXAS PROSPECH DOMOVA ODPOCINKU Bratrsk3hn kadum SPJST: V minulem disle Vestniku je na pkedni strane vhodne a easove upozorneni od' bartra- HoSka "Pamatujte na Domov odpoeinku". V temti eisle na strane 8 ma, bratr Navratil tiadost ,abychom v dobe sklizne prispeli na Domov die motinosti.

Pri letoSni dobre erode po celem statu, je to motine.

Aby prispevky na Domov byly lepk, bratr Valeik, tajemnik Domova, je ochotnY ukazovat barevne filmy z Oeskoslovenska lAude, kde by si to krajane Vjteiek pfdde na Domov.

Prvni uka,zka filmu z eeskoslovenska bude u kadtt eechoslovak eislo 10 v Hilje, ve etvrtek yeeer 26. •srpna.

Program bude trvat hodinu a pill.

VSichni, kdo videli tento nadhernS7 barevnST film ve schtizi v San Angelo dosvedei, tie je to nejkrasnejtii ukazka dneknho 6eskoslovenska. Bude to katidello twit, kdyti uvidi tisice zajimavVch veci z Oeskoslovenska v pkirodnich barvach, mezi hroby rodiny Masarykovy, pomnik postave/ny na pamatku americke annade, svatek Botiiho tela na Velehrade, lidove slavnosti v krojich a jine.

Bude to take finaneni pomoc Domovu odpoeinku.

Den promitani ye vast osade musite si ustanovit sami po dohode s bratrem Valeikem.

S bratrskVnI pozdravem.

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Domov Odpoeinku v Taylor, Texas, Budete pkijemne piekvapene a dosved Cite svoji nav gtevou zaroveii, ie se zajimate o pomery jak tam nage stakenky a stariekove -iiji- Vag upiimnY zajena bude i jinjrm pobidkou aby znamost o tomto krisnem podniku se po celem Texasu

Ve sttedu, the 20. srpna 1958

ODDIL DOPEOVATELO Vjrznamn* dopis organisatora El Campo, Texas Mill bratki, sestry a ctena redakce na geho Vestniku:-Nejdillelitej gi novou pojistku kterou na ge Jednota vydava, je moino zabezpeeiti rodine i domov, na nemi vazne dluhopis, nebo se postara o pravidelnY prijem; pro takovjr pkipad, te by tilvitel pkedeasne z tohoto 'Zivota ode gel, a takova ochrana je mill bratki a sestry, daleLtd pro gpatne easy.

Opatkonim si takovYch pojistek vim zajiste plinese du gevni ldid a zmirni yege a moZna ztratu va geho celoZivotnihe namahani a proto nage Jednota abyl vyhovela potkebarn na geho teskeho lidu, takovou pojistku zaridila. Tyto nove pojistky by jste si meli dati vysvetliti vagim organisatorem nebo dotazem na Hlavni Uradovnu, abyste se seznamili s jeji pro vas vYhodami.

Tolik vam mohu kici, Ze na ge Jednota nikdy Zadneho nesidamala, naopak v rnnoha pkipadech byla jedirr •m zachran cem rodiny nebo majetku, a to mill bratii a sestry potkebujete-li poji gteni vezme te to u ,vagi nebo nagi Jednoty, a po2adej te va geho organisatora, o vysvetleni, nagich pojistek, je to jeho povinnost yam posloutiit.

Tak se zda, Ze ty na ge schilze jsou stale lepgi, co jsme zavedli rozdilne hry, zvlaSte nak inlacle2 se ye vetgirn poetu kleastriuje naSich schfizi a je Zadoucno, by stark spolkovi bratki a sestry takove to tech mladYch snaZeni podporovali a byli jim napomocni radou, take finanene, kde ran uzna nutnost, a je to ku prospechu Jednoty, marne — neb Zeme dostati pomoc od distriktu.

KatidY kad, kterY nem kone. ve prospooh mlade2e a pro dobro Jednoty by mel bYti opravnen k finaneni zaloze, kte rou Jednota poskytuje pro ten Creel.

V techto slavnostnich schuzich kterjrch se' na ge mlade'Z sfreastriuje, se i nage Jednota jak kikame omlazuje. TakovYnai schfizemi, eerpame v gichni sily, nadgeni, pro cialgi praci Jednote prospeelm a rozkvetu.

Jako nas, bligsi styk s pkirodou, Winese nam zajimave poueeni o zavislosti jeden na druheho, tak take na ge schilze pkinageji nam lepgi poznani nagi Jednoty a jejiho zkitieni, jak hlavni vedeni tak i kadove, a take se seznamime s na gimi po j istkami.

Zajiste neni to tiadn'Sr tajemnSr hlas, kte 0 se ozYva v nas anebo z "reel &nit, abychom opattili pro sebe a pro Vgechny eleny svoji rodiny zabezpeeeni tiivotni pojiSteni. A pfece jaksi vahave, jako by jsme se ball, Ze ten organisator, kte0

Ve stredu, One 20. srpna 1958 vam tu pojistku vysvetiuje, to tak nemini jak mluvi, a tu ostatne stati, nat organisator vain mute lllati, ponevadt vy jste prijimani pies rad, tam se dozvi te, to to vtechno se musi zhodovat co yam pravil organisator, kte vas zap. sal, a zase jaksi vahave bereme jen male Pojitteni abyehom potom litovali, ze jsme nevzali vice, kdyt talc dasto slytim ty slova, a buciu zase slySeti znovu.

"Kdybychom v mladtich letech, rozu meh Zivotnimu pojitteni tak jak fines; ancbo byla priletitost k zisk.ani tak hodnych pojistck jako za dnetnich dna byli bychom zajiste vzali vice."

My, organisatori musime tuto jistinu vyhledati tern, kteSi tadne, nebo jen ma lo maji pojitteni a jsou v tech letech, ze si mohou vziti pojitteni a nebo pripojitteni. Povezte jim o velkem vYberu pojistek, tktere vain nabizi nate Jednota, take jim nezapomente iici, ze jednou budou miti radost, Se poslechli vateho hlasu, nebot' je =oho tech, kteri lituji, to neposlechli hlasu, a neopatrill si pejistku, ktera by byla ochranou jemu jeho rodine. — Neco noveho V nedell 10. srpna Sad Ha ylieek Clsio 4. v Hallettsville a poradal vYroeni schu zi ktere se steastnilo volkY poCet seater a bratrii, a myslim, ze to bylo ta nejpeknejti thromatdeni a s cela pravem mohu tyrditi, to je v gas jette hodne abychom ten zapad, toho nateho eeskeho smYtleni a natich eeskYch zvyku mobil odalit na mnoho desitek let.

Ale i tam bylo videti, Se jestli se ma hecc udelat, musi se zaprahnouti ti "tahouni", aby ukazali jak se to dela.

Nebot' bez uprimneho zapalu a bez oprav clove lasky ke vtemu tomu co tvori vYznaene snaky a znaky toho nateho narod niho tivota, jako dedictvi po predcich a jak pravim bez lasky by to netlo.

Jest treba na prvnim miste upevnit Vim v krasu a prospech takove einnosti, setrasti lhostejnosti, a prihrati se na kat dem ohnieku deskeslovenske soudrutnesti.

TakovST ohnieek jak byl v Hallettsville nam poskyti v souladu potechu a posilu k daltimu natemu snateni. Bylo to tam vtechno krasne, a my vtichni tem Hallettsvillsk rm dekujem, obz ylatte kuchat kam, za jejich velkou pro nas namahu jette jednou, srdeene diky za testy distrikt.

13ratr predseda Meek ridil cely slavnostnl program. Bratr Chas. 110K city or g anisator tanarnho rildu eislo 4. byl stale zamestnan vysvetlovani pobstek, jemcilm, kteri ! chteli b iti u nas pojitteni..

"Nekdo pravi, ze to schnzovanl nepoinclha, ale tarn melt jste videti, ze verejnost ma tivSr zajem o nate pojittent Na tam 80ti leteho bratra Bteka vain musim talovat; ja myslel, ze on bude

VESTNiK — WEST, TEXAS sedet nekde v haute, ale on tanoil katdy kousek jsem jistY ze rano bylo treba hodne "linimentu", di se mYlim?

Bratr preds.eda Ed. Marek mei lc to slavnistni sehuzi peknY prilehavY proslov v Ceske i anglicke reel.

Jette chci pripomnet, ze schrize sireast nila se i pant Markovd z Temple a take nat poklacini natl. utulny byl sneasten, ale pro nedostatek dasu a mnoho jinych disci nernohl vlastne nechtel brati eas, talc nam nic nerekl, ale presto jsme ho rani videli a s nim si pobesedovali, Tak se zdalo, ze se vsichni mame radi ,a pro to by se mei° u katcleho radu aspou jednou za rok takove schtize poradati, nehot' jest nam Una lasky k Jednote, kte dobrYch vYsledcich, nam bude prinateti radost, nyni i v budoucnosti.

Mile bratri organisatoti a sestry organisatorky: jest dobre si obeas prehlednouti vase okoll, Irate zname, vy vite, udelali vase ptatele dobre Brody, oni oeekavaji, Sc kdyt jste organisatorem, ze k nim prijdete, a poptate se jich jestli by chteli vziti u nas pojitteni pro sebe a pro sve mile, nedekejte az oni prijdou k vain. Jest to vase povinnest aby jste posloutili jim, a, vy kdyt si obeas pripomenete, Sc jste ustanovenY, aby jste pra covali pro Jednotu, to samo vas'presveddi, ze vtichni organisatori jsme nati Jednoty prodavaei a ta nate Jednota bude miti takovY nspech jak my se priei.

Mine. Tejto Wei rozumite, Ce za, vami tadny nentdde, vy musite jiti za nim, ne rikejte, ze se u vas neda nic Mat. Vy vite, ze deli se rod vtude, jenom si toho vtimat a nenechati se predbehnout Bratri a sestry, Jednota vas potrebuje a vy clelate tu nejeisterti praci pro lid skou spolednost, nebot' vati praci motna, zachranite vdovu nebo sirotky od bldy a hladu. I tote by vas melo udrtovat v einnosti, nebot' vy jste ten apottol ktereho vat tad a nate Jednota vyslala do sveta, talc jak bylo vyslanYch 12 apottolu. Nyni je ten nejlepti eas se prieiniti ddkud jsou penize nob farmari je mail pouze jednou za rok. — Komu se neleni, tomu se zeleni!

S pozdravem, .8. enicyrik, Dist. Orb. ) • 4, Ivezcla Texasu, eislo 4'7. SPJST Seaton, Texas.

Bratri a sestry:-Mann zase neco napsat, ale ja ted' nic r10 1/i111 jenom co etu v novinach, jak psa.val kdysi znamenitY. humorista Will Rogers, kterY skoneil svuj plodnY tivot padem letaclla icdesi na Alatce. On sySim hurnorem tepaval zlorady a nerady tehdejti day. A o tom co chci zkratka psat jsem take Ceti jen v novina.ch, tam osobne ,jsem tam nebyl.

Strana 7 Totit 7ho srpna jak jsem se v poslectaim dopise zminil, poradala v nati spolkove sini Bell Co. Farm Bureau vYroeni vederi. (Annual Barbecue Supper), ,kterY podnik se velice dobre vydarn a navtteva ze byla vett). net o pikniku 22ho dervna. Bylo pry tarn 1200 lb. masa na barbecue, ale jestli se vtecko prodalo to nevim. Byly riltne zabavy byla vyvolena kralovna a sice sleena Jean Ware z Bartlett. Jak jsem uuz &iv zminil, osobrie jsem tam nebyl„ ja nerad ye eer nekde jedu kdyt manusim, tryl jsem letos ye dvou sratkach, to je o the vie net by men) bYt, podrobnou zpi:avu torn vederu jsem Ceti v Temple Daily Telegram.

Sestry a bratri nateho radii v schnzi se bade jednat o znovuzaloteni Sokola v nati osache Seaton. A pri tom. zaletaji vzpominky do minulosti, pied 32ti lety (roku 1926). Tehda byl paddan sokolskY slot tupy jitni tady u mis v Seaton a byl krasnY. Valor venku na pripravenem jevitti sehrali sokoltti 0chotnici divadelnj hru "Lucerna" kterou sepsal Alois Jirasek. Byl zde br. Bawdnek, keici bych dute sokolskeho hnuti s jeho 'tenon, Ludva, Hotek nynejti be. redaktor, Franla Rendl, pi. Vaneurova ny ni Rendlova, ktera znamenite sehrala Kla.skovu term, ze pred ni i vodnik utekl.

Klaska bra]. tehdy Franta R,endl a ten byl take povedenY. Byl tu take Honza Kebrin, maloval kulisy pro ten veeer, le Vaclav LatnovskY, Vaclav Kueera, ny ni v Corpus Christi, Franta StranskY a bylo hodne jinYch jicht jmena si nepa matuji. Byli tu neastnici z Oklahomy ba az z Kansasti Br. IVElankovid (nyni na sve vlastni futraty vypravil skupinu omladiny z Fort Worth. Byl to krasnY sjezd na. kte4 nelze zapomenout.

Podari se nam neco podobnoho zas ale pit dohromady? Chceme se o to pokusit a proto sestry a bratri prijedle do pristi Cis. 47, ktera, bude odbSivanft prvni nedeli (sedmeho) v tali. Dostavto, se v poetu- co nejhojnejtim, budeme o tom rokovat.

S bratrsicVm pozdravern Karel Kalenda, dopisovatel. air * Strintna. zpriva ze San Antonio ze zemrela tarn nate sestra Frances Gold Hazelrigg elenka radu eislo 133, — na rodila se dne 10. kvetna v CSR a zemrela dne 5. listopadu 1957 v Los Angeles, a tarntet k veenemu spanku ulotena.

Frantitka narodila se na Morave ye starobylem mesteeku Podivine u Brna a do SpojenYch Statil pkijela jako maki deveatko s marninkou a sourozenci pred prvni svetovou valkou v roce 1914. Na cestu vydali se lodi a prijeli do Galvestonu.

Strang; 8 Jeji otec, Josef Gold, byl ye SpojenSTch Statech jil nekolik mesict. Zakoupil si stark velikou farmu u Walder v Texasu, kde vSichni spokojene hospodahli. Pozcle ji cela rodina odstehovala se a kdy FrantiSka jil dorastala, byla s rodiei Ys,lete, kde dokoneila Skolu a pak se ode brala do El Paso, kde byla jako oSettovatelka. JistY eas pusobila te2 jako oSetrovatelka v Globe, Arizona. Svemu po volani venovala se telem i duk, nesmirne ji tesile, 'le muze pomahati potrebnSrm a nemocnYm, to uz bylo v jeji povaze.

Nejenom ye svem zamestnani, ale y2dy a vkide ochotie a rada vypomohla a pro svoji neobyeejne milou povahu, uprimnost a dobrostrdednost ji meli elm' radi.

Po devitiletem pfisobeni v El Paso a Globe phjela na na yStevu, do San Antonia, kde jil zUstala. Do Arizony se ji.2" nevratila. DlouhSr eas byla zamestnana v bkvale nemocnici Medical and Surgical Hospital (dneSne Baptist Memorial Hospital) v San Antoniu jako noeni vrch ni oSetrovatelka.

Stra gne rada 'della a 'Ober knih v2dy sveddil o jejim vSiborne mykusti. VSeobecne byla, velmi yzdelana a mela vrozene vlohy k umeni, ktere milovala rovnel tak i znev a hudbu. Jak jen mohla si zaz pivala, zataneila, poslechla s oblibou pe knou hudbu a tell mela mimoradne nadani pro malitstvi, Byla St'astria, kdyz naka volnou chvilku, aby kreslila a malovala; zvlaSte nektere jeji kresby a mal by pekne vynikly a jsou nejlepSim kazem tuneleckeho nadani .

Byla oddanou a vzornou dcerou, svo ji maminku milovala; nade vSechno a udelala by pro ni vSej na svete. Kdy2 ji maminka zemrela, byla velmi sm:utna, a kekla nam nekolikrate: "Tak ted' nemam v 2ivote nic, jenom praci". Odchod maminky nesla telce a od to doby stale churavela.

V pozdnich letech se provdala za Arthura Hazelrigea, -kterSi VAak neSt'astnou nahodou piisel k Aram a zemrel v e'ervendi minuleho roku. Za lbratko na to sama neeekane °deka za s yYm maillelem a maminkou, kterou tolik milovala.

Frantk,'ka si nikdy nesteln yala, byla krajne obetava a prieinli ya. I kdyl byla churava a potrebovala odpoeinet, chodila do nemocnice a neziStne pomahala jak a kde jen mohla: Bylo marne ji to vymlouvat s ohledem na jeji tehdejSi zdrayotni sta y, jeji odpovedi obyeejne bylo, lle je nouze o oSetrovatelky a proto 2e chce vypomoci dokud . mule. Nikdo jsme tehdy, jiste ani ono.. chudak, netuSi li, le je to s ni talc valne. Pracovala do poslechaiho dechu, all padla.

FrantiSka byla velmi pobolna a tell

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Ve stiedu, dne 20. srpna 1958

mama svoji velikou Stedrosti. Podporovala, svoje zname a pratele, frozdavala a radeji ocilijekla si ledacos sama sobe. Chu clobnYm data posledni co mela. Byla Alechetna duSe a jestlille jeji livot nebyl prave piilis radostnY, jiste za svoje piedobre skutky a velikou lasku ke svYm blilnim dostane se ji zaslonlene odmeny na veenosti.

Tato zprava dodana, br. Kleprlikem. ) Upozerneni fAem naSim lidein v okresu.

Bell:— Temple, Texas Sestry a bratri:— Jak jest yam asi vSem znamo, ze naS bratr Jerry Vitek jest v uzsi volbe o tirtad pokladnika okresu Bell. Proto brath, se stry a pratele vemte toto na vedomi jdete k volbe 23. srpna a volme pro naSeho br. Vitka. Bude nam to vSem ku cti, kdyl budeme miti aspen jednoho nasince v okresnim idade. Br. Vitek jest mladV spolehlivY mull, path s celou svoji rodinou do flak. Jednoty a sice ku f:adu OeskSr Prapor cis. 24.

Tedy pamatujme na 23, srpna a vykonejme svoji povinnost.

Dale vas vSechny laskave 2adam jmenem viech reclitela SPJST Rest Home, bysme nyni v dobe sklizne jeden k.a2dSr prispeli dle manosti na tento miloclarnY rzdel. Bude nas to jednoho kajldeho ie jsme pomohli nem tak krasneho a Ueelneho vybudovali. VSechny dary budou s diky prijate a ye Vestniku kvitovane.

S br. pozdravem Chas Navratil, pokl. Dornova

dcery a etyry syny, jak ndsleduji: Julie, Nancy, Mary a Lena decry, Willie, Joe Barney a Calvin, synove. Manlelka jeho zemkela roku 1938 a jeho nejmladlli syn Calvin ill s bratrem Ktivaeliou all do posledni chvile. Znal jsem bratra eku dosti dobte kdyi jsem tak nekdy jel do Snook a Dime Box ,tak jseun jej zebral sebou. On mel hodne znarnSlch, pa matuji jak jsme byli spolem v Dime Box a jsme se rortandili, ze jsme nevedeli kdy ptestat jsem jej sebou zebral jedinou kdyl jsem jel prodavat melas do Iowa Colony, do okresu Brazoria. Bratr Ktivaaka byl dobrVin spolucestovatelem a dobrYm pozorovatelem okolnosti. dy byl spravnY jeho tadovYch povinostech dbalY a za mladk dobu bral &1St za jem pill naSem tadu. Posttaddme jeho odchodern do2i1 se vzacneho stati 82 let a pracoval na jeho farme all do posledni chvile. PortistalYm syntim a dceram my &move tadu Veseli dislo 14. vyslovujeme nail vtelou soustrast. Bratru Ktivadkovi budi2 zeme lehkd. Zemtel 19. aervence a pohtben byl v pondeli 21teho eervence zde v Wesley na htbitove CMB. Obtady pohtebni obstarali ZaSkoda Funeral Home z Industry a farak p. Ross udinil proslov utechy v Industry a to na hadtoy& PeveckV zbor OMB tell na htbitOve zazpival a bratr pledseda Fr. Surovik zazvonil kostelniM Zvonem doprovadicim pozilstatky bratra Kilvaeka k hrobL. best budi2 jeho pamatce.

S bratrskSon pozdravem Ed. G. Vavra.

Bad Veseli eislo' 14.

Ctena redakce mile sestry a bratti:— Ptedne chci srdeene podekovati v8em bratrtim organisktorilm v distriktu pry ne za jejich dobrou organisani /Oki, kterou oni doposud tento rok vykonalt A zvlaSte tern nekolika co se tak pekne pricinily od to doby co jsme v souteli z distriktem els. 2. Budeme-li tak dbbte pok •aeovat all do konce roku, tak si jiste pekne pochutname na torn dobrem bar becue co nam bude muset druhSr distrikt pripravit. Ale jak se fika (nekikej hop) all preskoeiS, tedy pra,cujine pilne dale, a vy organisatori kteti jste jefto letos nikoho neupsali, dejte se take do prace obyste si take na torn barbecue pochutnali. Budeine vas vSech pottebovat nebot' distrikt C. 2 ma take hodne dobrS.rch pracovnikti, kteti se jenom tak lehce pora4it nenechaji. Budeme mit hodne tuhV zapas ale kdy" se opravdu vSichni ptieinime tak jiste vyhrajem.— Ptichazi doba, kdy farmati budou mit penize, tedy je pfesvedeme e u nail jednoty mimo ochrany dostanou i dobrST interes. Pozdeji y am za to budou i vdei.-tni a vy budete mit ten p6knY pocit,

Wesley, Texas Vazeni bratri a sestry:— • jsem poziistale. rodine bratra Vilema Krivaaky, le• napiSu do Vestniku neco o jeho kvote a tak dries se chapu pera abych tak Pavel a Anna Krivaeka rodiee bratra Vileina Krivaeky pristehovali se do Ameriky z Moravy z stare vlasti a usadili se' zde pri Veseli kde br. Vilem byl narozen. Jak mu bylo asi etyri inky jeho rodiee se prestehovali poblille Latuim, kde si koupili farmu. Po smrti jeho rodi cu br. Vilem si prekoupil pui to fanny na ktere iii asi 78 let all db jeho smrti. Kdyl. br. Krivaeka dorostl co mohl jiz pracovat, tak pracoval trochu mezi lidmi a tell se zabVyal v to dobu handlenhn, koni a mull, rile vSeho myslim, ,delal zajild'ky do Dime Box, Caldwell, Snook a mnoha jinS7 c,th mist. ✓ kterem roku se ol'enil mne neni znja, mo, ale jak ul se citil dost dorost1S7m, pojal za manlelku Veroniku POhorelsk3i.

V tom manllelstvi vychovali 8 dal, etyry

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ale str.-edit. dne 20. srpna n53 jste vykonali dobrY skutek a. k tomu si jeSte videlate par dolart.

Musim vas take upozornit na blitici se distriktni schtizi naleho distriktu, kde by nem.nel chybet ani jeden tor na g eho distriktu a rady by take jednou mobil bytt vlechny zastoupene.

Osada Koval je sto procentne obydlena na ginci, rad Osveta eislo 38 ma dobrou povest co se pohosteni tYee, tedy jestli jste tady jelte nekteri nebyli, tak se prijed'te presveddit. Rudhai yam, ze uslyg ite i eeskY zpev a sami si take budete moct zazpivat. Vlimnete si ye Vestnikir 'kdy a co vlechno budeme mit a pripray te se zaveas tak aby jste jisto tady potom mohli bYt. Ja. sam osobne main ty distriktni schuze velice rad, neb mimo redaktora a motno i v gech ostatnich alaSich hlavnich drednikft se tam obydejne sejdeme s mnohYmi kterYch bychom jinak ani neuvideli. A jak se rika ze lide se schazi s lidma a hory s horami a pak take nikdy nemame jistotu jak dlouho nam jelte bude mono se tak schateti, neb let nam pfibYva, a milteme bYti odvoldnii ani se nenadame, proto se schazejme pokud jest to motile. Potelime se i pobavenim a vratime se domu s peknYmi upminkami. Tedy na zdar a na shledanou.

Tito organisatori se posledni mesic p11 einili ja knasleduje: C. O. Dugek 6.000.00 Aug. Jalilfka 1,000.00 W. D. Kamas 2,000.00 Fr. Petru gek 2,000.00 Miro Petrugek 1,000.00 Willie Schovajsa 500.00 J. H. Sip 3,000.00 Fr. Wentreek 1,000.00 .

Diky brat1.i a dalgi va gi praci zdar!

V. H. Bafin.a organisator dist. eislo 1.

• 4, • ( Wheelock, Texas Mile sestrya bratri:— Timto jste vSichni zvani do nagi schtize, ktera se bude odbYvat druhou necieli v mesici zari odpoledne. Po schuzi sestry od klubu mladete predvedou kratli program pak budeme mit spo leenou svadinu posvaeime a bude volna zabava pro v gechny. Timto jsou sestry snatne tadane by na tu svadinu pPinesly sandvide, kolaee a tak dale.

Nag dobr r bratr predseda obstara pitivo a nejaku muziku. Tet timto zveme sestry a bratry a pratele od radii eislo 94. a 'Oslo 129 a eislo 17. a vy pi-atele od Buckholts tet plijed'te, mohu vas l gechny ujistiti, ze nam budete vitane, tedy na gt'astnou shledanou druhou nedeli v za.li v sini Hermans Sohne Bryan, Texas.

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frickch mladiku pak by jsme mobil nage Dallas ,Texas "Juvenile Delinquency" starosti vyhodit Ctene sestry a bratti:— z okra v en.

Oct to doby, co je nale stara Sokolovna Zde podavam jmena na gich dalgich prodana, ocibY y aji spolky, had Jaro 130 a obetavYeh darcti, na stavbu na,Se .rove Sokol 2iZka svoje pravidelne schitze na Sokolovny a domova tadu Jaro eislo 130: $9,213.25 naSera 4 akrovem pozemku, vedle Vicke Soueet poslednich darn 200.00 ry parku, pod sirym nebem a ac jsem. Mr. Mrs, Jeiiry StranstY ml. nebyl v posledni schitzi riaeho i.adu Mr. Mrs. Marie a Luis TobernY 100.00 100.00 Jaro, neb jsem byl v tu nedeli v dist- mr. Mrs. Chas G. :Nemec ' 100.00 riktnim sjezde v San Angelo, slySel jsem. Mr. Mrs. M. J. Jureik ze schtize byla moc navAtivena nea Mr. Mrs. Henry cechan 50.00 100.00 Mr. Mrs. Stanley Vrla, obyeej ne.

V Sokolske schitzi minulou nedeli, by- Mr. Mrs. J. F. Kudera C. Christi 100.00 25.00 lo take moc vice elenit neZ kdy jindy, Mr. Mrs. F. Novotny 25.00 vypada„ ze bratri maji velkY zajem, o.- Mr. Mrs. Joe HejnY, Temple 25.00 'nledne naSeho buclouciho domova, ele- Chas. M. Prchal Chicago, Ill. 25.00 ni phi schuzi si ucielaji takovY necielni Chas. Moueka Ennis 20.00 .qlet a piknik na venku, kde si phine- Mr. Mrs. Walter L. Kalmus 10.00 sou svoje jidla a o obeerstveni se vZdy- Mr. Mrs. Jos Koliha jr. Temple 10.00 cky postard na'S bratr obouch radii, Joe Joe Jureak Family 5.00 Maca, ktery ma pod moci naS bar.

Mr. Mrs. P. E. Panacek 5.00 Pi isla otazka v teto schttzi, v Mr. Mrs. Stanley Patak 5.00 miste techto 4 akroveho pozemku ma Jerry Hemtal ml. se stavit naSe budova, neb mesto Dallas Cash at Ennis Slet donors Unknown 1.50 hodla vybudovati dosti krokou a hlav1.60 ni ulici vedle Vickery parku a nami, kde Mr. Mrs. Miroslav BilY, Houston by se nam edebralo hodne na gi kras$10,120.75 ne zahrady a pekanovYch stroll-at, ac by Dohromady nam to prispelo dvoinasobne na hodnoS bratrskYin pozdravem Vag te naSeho majetku, piece nechceme, aHugo Schefeak, 1267 Harlandale Dallas,Tex. by nale deli, byly tak blizko tive ulici, kde jede tak runoho kar.

Pot, red:— Citim, ze je na misti Vain Bylo odhlasova...no a pkijato, aby se po- vlerri vysloviti dik a nal obdiv ze se tak slala mestu Dallas petite s taclosti aby ye statedne drtite. Te g ime se ze Vale snadli tuto Sirokou ulici na severni stra-ne teni setka se s fiplaiYm zdarem a ze se na geho pozemku na misto vYchodni. Da- vespolek budeme s fispechu radovati. Na le na g vYbor na kolektovani dal gich Ion zdar. e 4, • ( chi pro nal domov a cviditelnu, byl nee° rozmichan, Ben Prevratil schopnY praco vnik techto vYboru se valal sveho pledsednictvi skrz nedostatek easu a moo prate v jeho zamestnani a bude tetko tohoto proziraveho a obetaveho Mena v jeho praci nahradit a zastat.

Byl jsem zvolen na jeho misto, ac tato price path mlad gimu dlenu a budu se snatit co nejvice budu - moct, na ty moje stare kolena, moji pokladnieni praci pre vezme Will Nesuda, at phijede zpatky za dva tYdne s jeho prazcinin, na ge tajemnice techto •“7boru je V. OndruSkoTaylor, TeXas v6, chceme udehit na ka 7kle mekke srdce, fz, ad Prah'a, dist° 29 oclb:Yval schttzi v vkchnYch dallaskYch obeanu a obchod- nedeli 10. srpna. niku, neb nam schazi je gte dosti velka Nag prediseda nebyl pritomen suma penez na tent° bratrs1CY podnik, zahajil mistopreciseda Frank Pokorny jestli cheeme postavit neon vynikajici- a 32 Merin bylo pritomno. Od posledni ho. schke ztratili jsme jedneho elena, Joe Za maw pokladnictvi rcin'e nit tak ne Holubec byla jemu vuland test povstapoteSilo, net kdyt p11111 riale nrlaasi ele nim. Tab A. L. Boundary predet1 p•otokol ny a Sokoli ke nine a darovali, $200.00 z rninule scinize a bit prijat tak jak byl $1.00.00, nebo $50.00 na tu novou Soko- eten.

Za majetkov r NrDior dal zpravu br. lov. nu, ad maji svoje rodiny a mohli by utratit tyto potrebne penize na jine veci Ed. Koval- zdelij take, te chladirna byla tento SlechetnY podnik, ket by jsme me- koupena a piano ze jelte dosud zajigte nebo zaba,vy sve, podavali ze srdce na ne. Nat pdkiadnik Prank Hejl dal jeho li vice takov)ich srdeenYch (esko Ame- zpravu. tdetnik Ben Mikolaj dal jeho

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gpravu a take hadal, .he by na ge mladeh se niela prihlasit maji-li talent zpivat ne bo zahrat na nejakY instrument jak bude na g e distriktni schuze 19. kijna, tally nagi sini kadu eislo 29.

Nemeli jsme hadne neclokoneene jedna ni ani hadne nove navrhy tedy schfize byla hodne kratka.

Po schazi domino se hralo okolo stold a pozdeji byla svaCina jak obyeejne.

S pozdravem Frank Pokorny, zpravodajka.

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Ctena redakce, mile sestry a bratki:— Jsem rada, he yam mohu zdelit, he nage rainula, schfize se nal-a pane vydaiila.

Schrizi zahajil o dvou hodinach bratr predseda Vadat?' Baiina za pritomnosti slugne navgtevy elena. Byla yzdany jako vhdy Cest vlajce, pak byl eten protokol s posledni schitze a ptijat. Byla dana cent cly ou minut povstanim nagim hemrelSn elentim. Ztratili jsme minulY mesic dva bratry br. Alfred Janda, a br. Jan, Kubidek.

Zentrel bratr Stanislav Vydi:hal tretiho srpna a polakeb men ye stkedu 6 tell° srpna. Obrady vykonal farar Henry Besoda ml., v Marrs Funeral Home a na hrbitoye Oak Hill, ye Smithville, nag predseda br. Vaclav Barina dojemne se za nas deny Y gecky s bratrem Vydrhalem rozloueil. Bylo to velice pekne.

Z Hlavni aradovity se dostavil bratr Koliha a promluvil v Ceske a i anglicke reel. Bylo to smutne ale velice pane.

ZesmilY byl nas dobrY fikednik, co Iteetnik nakho kactu. V'Sichni jsme ho me ii radi. On pomohl kdy bylo tkeba. V patek jsme se sli podivat na bratra Tanieka neb jiZ je deli dobu nemocnY, ale se pozdravuje. TeMine se, 2e zase bude moo prilet mezi nas se podivat.

Taky Minnie Palla byla nemocna. Byla tYden v klinice v Smithville.

Bratr Henry MatoSla minulou nedeli meli neStesti na ceste domu. Moe se jemu nestalo jenom kara to odnesla nej vice. To ale neni nic noveho to je na dennim poradku Na slyS•et, co se toho potluee kahlY den. Jak byli Modl T Fordky, tak ani nebylo tolik srakk a nej lepS1byl ktin a bog ga. Jednou jsem kidila a drimala ale v Buggy. Jak rime bratr spatril spim, to jsem dostala, ze nekdy se kiln splaSi a vk rozbijem. Zatim pkiSly auto a je po jezdeni a jestli tak ob,vch Bola poser jak jedu abych do nekoho nevrazila.

Taky maji radost manhele Eugene Eyield, he narodil se jim synek 25teho der vence v Bastrop nemocnici. Starieky jsou ponejpry manhele Joe E yieie z Kovat a manhelo `Wieston z Bastrop.

Take jsou o jednu stupera vetalaii sta-

risky nag redaktor Vestniku br. L. 0.

Hogkoyy. Gratulujeme obojem srdeene.

No, abych jiZ pkestala zas new podruhe napigu.

Tak sestry a bratri, pkijcI rte co nejvice do prigti schuze aby jsme nezapomnen nagi distriktni schfizi, eas se aby jsrne men cost easu co a jak budem mit tak aby se 'deny ujednali.

Ze budem poradat weeki na prvni nedeli (October) 5teho. Tak si to poznadte na vagem kalendaki aby jsme nezapomneli a pak ten ostatek bude oznameno pozdeje ye Vestniku.

MinulY tYden besedovali zde u panu Jerry 8tepanovSTch, pan a pi. Arthur Curtis a synek z Angelton.

SrdeenY pozdrav v gem etoucim nageho mileho Vestniku, Vage Mary Stepan.

Poz. red.:— Dekuji Vam za peknY dopis, pozdrav a prvni. — Jsem jist, he si Vag dopis kandY rad pfeete. Te gilo by nas vgechny, kdyby tako yYch zpravodajd bylc u kahcleho Nadu.

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Ueitel StehliZek (Pokradovani) Prosim, na ktere jmeno slygi?"

"Sibal!"

"Dekuji yam, to je hezke jmeno!"

"A pkipadne!"

Pin radosti koupil jsem psovi uzenici a s Sibalem. do Skoly. Za mesic ye gkole fTlne zciomannel. V gichni ho meli radi, dal kidicich bez nett° nedaly do fist. Par dui vodil jsem ho pro jistotu je gte na ginirce, ale pak byl apine volnY. Na svuj prvotni domov apine zaponmel.

Ve stole mall jsme os mslepic, devateho kohouta. Nesly ye dvou kukanich kulne v rohu phi zenai. Dole ye dvetich byl pro ne sekizen otvor, kudy prolezaly.

Kdehto drive mela pani kidici vajec nadbytek, ted' byla najednou ye Alcole o ne nouze. Kdykoliv nyni slepice krmila, udelala jim nejdkive prisne kazani a pro pkipad, he by i,tenesly, slibovala jim nuz. eJji bney byl odtivodnen. Slepice jako kyty, hrebinky der yene a vejce jedno, dye nebo vabec hadne.

Ja jsem se domnival, he ram vejce nekdo krade.

V tom vajeenem nedostatku prinesla kopu vajec do gkoly maminka pani Medci a omlouvala nage slepice, he pry nejsou kadne krmeny. Brambory a zbytky, ktere zastanou po detech v lavicich, he pry jim nestaCi, slepice he chce zrno.

"Mahenko, as pojedeme do mlYna, vez ruts ti Pool pknienou zadinu a pak se

Ve stkedu, dne 20. srpna 1958 pfesveddi g, poriesou-li nebo ne". poueova la moudra selka svoa dveru. ✓ nekolika dnech se v gak zahada, tYkajici se slepic a vajec, VySel jsem na dvur a volam Sibala. Vy behl z kulny s vejcem v tlame. Ted' jsem uz byl donta. Ana, 8ibal je yejco2rutem.

Proto se tak leskne a proto se ho clkivetgi majetnik rad zbavil. Dal jsem ho na retizek k boucle.

Druheho dne, jako na zavolanou byl tu pytel p geniene zacliny.

Pani iidici svolala slepice, udelala jim vyhruhnou pkednaSku a pak rozhodila jim po dvore p geniene zadiny.

Slepice se na to vrhly sezobaly a Skem raly o novY zasyp. Ted.' ja jsem jim jefte na oko doinluvil a nekolik hrsti jsem jim phidal.

Druheho dne bylo uh pet vajec. Tak to glo dale. Bylo po yajeene nouze!

Vidig , Makenko," pravila pri °pane naySteve matka pani iidici, 'co umi pge niena zadina!"

Abycla Sibala ze zlociejstvi yyleeil, vyfoukal jsem vejce, nacpal do neho tvarob, pkesyeenY peprem a paprikou, a vlozil jsem mu je do Bondy.

Sehral je i se gkorapkou. Pak se vde end na mud podival a oeeka yal dalli Phipravil jsem mu tedy druhe, napinene smigeninou tvarohu, soli, Cesneku, cibule a smi geninou ySeho druhu Pokeni.

Sehral je jako to prvni i se skorapkou, vrtet vesele ocasem a jeSte se ohzoyal. uminil, ho se Sibala zbaPreto jsem vim. ✓ sobotu weer chodival nas starosta do hostince jedne z pkiSkolenYch obci na dardu. 1Vlajc s nim co jednati, vzal jsem Sibala na Sintru a Sel jsem za nim. ✓ hospode byl nahodou pkitomen tamni menSi chalupnik Skrbek. Byl to mnohomluvriY, ale jinak dobrY dlovek.

Sotva spatial rneho Sibala phi naSem piiehodu do bospody, z Cista jasna povicia* "Pane ueiteli, toho psa bych zrovna po treboval!"

"To je leak pornoc, tak y arn ho darn!"

"Panove, slyseli jste pana ueitele?" `Jak by ncsly'Seli, vhdyt' jsem to fekl blasitel Pane Skrbku, vy snad pochybujete? Slav° dela mule, iibi-li se yarn, tu ho matek, a odved'te si ho domu!"

Skrbek skoeil po source, podekoval a se .ibalem pin radosti domu.

Pane :skrbku," volam za nim, "mesie musi by t na fetizku, sloe varn uteee!"

7,1odeje mel jsem s krku.

U Skrbk.0 opakovalo se tote, co ye Nco le. Jakrnile byl uvolnen, slictil po ve j -cih.Proteanslyepictakh

Ve

dne 20, srpna 1958

zemi v pristoclolku, vysl3.di1 Sibal po vajeenim postu vajec nasytil, nebylo a Skrbu ani vajeene skorapky. bal je postihl v&'ecky uklizet. Kukan pokad az na sadrovY podkladek upine pra, zclna.

Vedle chalupy Skrbkovy stala chalupa vdovy Nezdarky. ProtoFe obe jmenovane chalupy vznikiy rozdelenim jeclne yetSi Fivnosti, mely nejen staveni, ale i polnosti vedle sebe. Studnice na dyoke u 8krbku slou2ila obema chalupam. Nez clarka mela na ni zarueene pra y° sluFebnosti.

Skrbek nemoha se dopatrati jak a karn se vejce ztraceji, mel v podezteni Nezdarku.

Ve sve domnence byl jeSte posilen tim, Fe na obchodnici s maslem a vejci vyzvedel, Fe Nezdarka ma vajec vice neF kdy jindy.

Kdy2 jednou Skrbkovi pracovali na za humeni, Nezdarka Sla pro vodu. Skrbek zahlecil ji, pkibehl a na Nezdarku, mu krade vajce a Fe ji nohy p •erazi. Od Nezdaru vybehli y en, co se to deje, Byl z toho soud. Skrbek prohral na ccle care. Platil nejen soudni atraty, ale muse' v novinach Nezdarku jeSte odpro siti.

Po Nezdarce padlo podezkeni na tchoke. Skrbkova brala totiF z pkistodolku slamu na kezanku a tu pry zeela zketel no poznala tchoke, jak se ji pied oeima mihi. Skrbek pkibehl do Skoly, Fe trF zlodeje vajec vypatral. Je to pry tchok a maji ho ye stodole, abych si yzal flintu a set s nim.

Ucinil jsem mu po vuli. Tchok tam docela bYti mohl, ale vajec na svedomi nemel.

Skrbek se Fenou do stodoly, ja k rane pkipraven u vrat. U Nezdarky v gichni u oknech, co se to bude diti.

Tchote ve stodole nebyl, Skrbek uznal neni-li tam, Fe je najisto v otypkach, iimiz na dvou stranach byla obloFena.

Na jedne strane pkerovnaval ottpky Skrabek, na druhe jeho Feria. Ja jsem stal na rolm stodoly a pozoroval jsem cbe strany. Nezdarka divala se na nas ze dvora.

Piave pozoruji Skrbka, kdy tu jeho Fena vykkikne, Fe neco skoeilo db brambor. Obratim se a sleduji znatelnSr pohyb brambofint Namirim, ranu trochu nad hedim a bac! Na. miste dostkelu se y bramborach chvili neco hazelo.

Vytahnul rychle T.,7stkelenou patronu, nahradirn ji novou a vykroeim do bram bor.

ST/“k SST, =ASS Balm tadkem a uchopim zasttelene zvire. JenFe nebyl to tchor, nYhrF tutedY kocour!

NeFli jsem se nadal, pkiletela Nezdarha, kotist my vytrhla, kocour, Ze je jeji, a Fe mi prijde draho. Druheho dne beFela s kocourem na hejtmanstvi k inspek torovi.

Do tYdne mi oznamil kidiel, Fe se main ve etvrtek dopoledne v deset hodin dostavit k inspektorovi. Usoudili jsme, Fe mile bud' inspektor z tabla piece jen vykoukal, anebo, Fe mite poznal, kdy2 jsem ztratil polovinu Nemejte-Fadnou. starost, pane kidici, 'te-Sirn ho, "at' je to co chce, vSak ja, se vysekam. Koneene ja nejsem 'Al nieeho zleho vedom!"

Ve etvrtek, punkto v deset hodin, zatlana na dvere inspektorovy kancelake.

"Volno!"

Vstoupim a pozdravim. Inspektor obracen jsa zady ke dvekim sedi u stolu Stojim u dveri. Inspektor jako by, inc. a probira akta.

Teprve po chvili se ledabyle °tail a zavelel: `Pkistupte sem ke stolu mladiku!"

JO, tedy s poklonou k nemu.

NeFli zatal se mnou jednati, srial si oku•ary, ntedistil si je a jako tenkrat u nas pri inspekci obkadne si je nasakekl vaFne.: "Mladiku, je tu na vas Faloba., ze po vsi stkilite kooky. Byla tu Fena, jeF na dalkaz pkinesla sem, koeku, kterou jste ji zastkehl. Co je na torn pravdy?"

Prosim, pane inspektore, to neni pravda, koeek po vsi nestkilim. Zastkelil jsem jen jedineho kocoura, ktereho nas chalupnik Skrbek povaFoval mYlne, za tchoke."

"Mladiku, co jste mel z priroclopisu?"

"Prosim, velmi dobfe!"

"A pki tak pekne znamce nerozeznate kooku od tchoke?"

Prosim, pane inspektore, ratite uvaFitt, Fe jsem strilel na tere ktereho jsem nevidel!"

"Mladiku, co povidate za nesmysl! Je moFno stkileti na neco co nevidime a zastfelit pki torn kocoura?"

"Prosim, pane inspektore, to je moFne!"

"Mladiku, nerozeilujte; mne! Uz jste zas tam jako tenkrat o inspekci! Ja tvrdim, Fe nevidi-li strelec terse, nenraFe take nic zastieliti! Zastkelte zajice, kclyF ho neuvidite" "Pane inspektore, raete si jen dat tu vec vysvetlit! Ja jsem sice terse nevidel, Filipe, trefil jsi, neco rozhodne padlo- ale tu'Sil jsem jej!" jsi adny stfelec a hoden titulu "revirtukl, jak jste jej mohl tunik. 1 " Nevidet terse a piece trefit, to je siti?" vskutku mistrovskl kousek!"

"To je tak ,pane inspektore, kocour

3tratia n nepozorovane sk&A.1. do brambor a utikal kadtem k lesu .Surer jeho tahu znaeila mi pohybujici se bramborova, nat'.

Ja jsem po ni zametil, konsek jsem nadhoclil a zvike padlo. 2e to byl nahodou kocour a ne tchor, je mi lito, zylaSte kclyZ se k nemu pkihlasila Nezdarova.

Ale ji, pane inspektore, neSlo tak o kocoura jako o instu!"

"0 jakou mstu?" o mstu! Byla uz dva.krate pokutovana, Fe neposila, s yStch dal kadne do Mcoly. Rekla, mi do oci, Fe mi ten kocour pkijde draho."

"Mladiku, kdyF jsem byl u vas na inspekci, zakazal jsem yam nejen jizdu na hole, nYbrF i —2" Stkelbu."

"Ano, stkelbu, prod jste „neuposleohl?"

Beze slova vyrial jsem naprsni tobolky zbrojni pas a podal jsem jej inspekto rovi. Udiven povida: "Mate-1i_ jej uz, tak mate, ale tolik vain keknu, Fe kdybych byl vectel, Fe on Facia te, vase Fadost by se yarn byla zarnitla.

ZneuFivat ho ale nesmite! Prod jste mi jej neukazal ji2 tenkrat pii inspekci?"

"Prosim, pane inspektore, vy jste racil bVti tenkrat piilis rozeilen, obaval jste se, aby vas neranila mrtvice, jsem si netroufal".

"Ano, tenkrat jsem byl nesmirne roz ellen! Mne c. k. okresniho Skolniho inspektora, mladik sotva vyMS7 z astavu nechtit vpustit ye Skole do bytu?! To tu mladeneeku, jeSte nebylo! Ze vSech absolventu,ja jsem prijal na okresu, jste vy jedint jenF pro sve v,S,'stkedni choyani nemille se dostat do koleji spnavneho ueitelskeho Fivota. Zpasob va geho chova ni je hotOve negace toho, Co zakony gkol ni Fadaji na uciteli. Byl jste na zavoctech cyklista, mladiku?"

Prosim. byl, ale jen jako divak" "Pak jsem vas ovSem na vystavenem tablo marne hledal. Jeden z nich byl varn velice podoben, mel ale vousy.

"To byl maj stark bratr."

"Chu pak je?"

"Posim, drogista."

"To je neco jineho, ten si to uF mute dovolit. Co dela vas svaloVS7 hostec?"

"Prosim, pane inspektore vy raete yedet. Fe to byl svalo y ST hostec?"

"Otz::, cm. Tak mi aspon scielil pan c. k. vrchni okresni lekak."

"Dekuji active za optani, pane inspektore. Po ,mazani, jeF jsem dostal, jako by ut'al. Pane inspektore, kctybyste snad jednou podobne trpel, raote jen s Pinola drivorou toho znameniteho leku pou2i.ti."

"Vite, mladiku, kde a jak jste si tu nemoc ulovil?"

"Prosim, ne!"

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Sotva ueinil nekolik krokU, jakoby cosi jinn Jak rnilion zavraidil ikubnulo elovek se zaeloveka. stavil, nohy se pod nim DedeEek vypravoval ohnuly, oa adlel. Li& jej deter pribeh, jeni se zachytili a donesli kampirihodil v dobe jeho si do domu. PiivolanST faker jej vzkiisil a dal [Midi na Morava: do p raviti do jeho bytut. koupil si Jeden (Prite dokoneeni piibehu.) los. Sotva bylo po tabu, Preeti s tatinkem nebo maminkou a potom spravne opi§ do se .g itu! Pokus se sel se podivati do opet pribeh v y pravovati vlastnimi sloxy! Popros rodiee, aby ti vysvetlili, zname mu nerozunng! kladni S pozdravem banky, kde prive vyStrYeek Meek z Austinu. strYeka je; aisle. Na- Adresa stavili Dr. Ed. MiZek, University Station Austin, Texas. stojte, co vidi? Jeho 61) •( PanamskY pruplay sio vyhrelo hlav eetne lodi brazenly vin7 Atlantickeho oceanu mezi Evropou a Amerikou ji2 pied tiemi sty lety. Plavbe do Ticklehru ce1 milion. hc oceanu, do Asie, branila americTit/CATE

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udelaly se miltky pied oeirna, po drehe, po tieti, srovnitva s Eslern sv6,ho tosu. 't 7 , ":ku vyhrl!

Poodegel kousek dale, protoie ye

Ve stiedu, dne 20, srpna 1958 prekaZky, a kdyi se s jeho uskutedriovanim nezadinalo, poealy o nej jeviti zdjem Spojene Staty, kterY podobnY play potiebovaiy zyla§te k rozkvetu sveho tichomotskeho pob 2t e21. Roku 1899 dil proto kongres spoleenost "Isthmian Canal Company", ktera zapoeala s konstrukci o par let pozdeji. Pies mnohe od kiady a pterukvani byl priiplav dobuidlovan roku 1914.

Prtiplav je asi 50 mil dlouhSr — mnohem kratk Suerskeho prtiplavu — a jeho hloubka je mezi 45 a 85 stopami. Tema polovinu delky priiplavu tvoti jezero Gatun, umela vytvotene ptehraZenim feky Charges. Lodi, blilici se jezeru se stra ny Atlantickeho oceanu, jsou pozdvileny na nroveri jezera, (asi 85 stop) v serif til zclYmadel. Po opu gteni jezera pluji lodi prtplavem 500 al. 1,000 stop girokS7m a poblae tichomofskeho pobteli jsou opet spuSteny na &oven" hladiny more zdYmadly.

Vykopani prtiplavu bylo nejen triumfern inZenSTrskeho dilmyslu, ale i triumfern v boji eloveka o zdolani nemoci. Ne2 bylo piano s budovanim zaciti, bylo tie ba vyrn3i. titi malarii a 2lutou zimnici Stalo se tak zasluhou inZenSTra, lekatu a hrdins14ch muzu, kteri deli sve zdravi v sazku vysta-vivSe se zminenSrm nemocern, aby tak lekah' mahli studovati jejich ptioiny a leeeni.

Prfiplav zkratil plavbu z jednoho oceanu do druheho o tisice mil a umo2nil rozmach obchodu mezi Evropskou a Dal nYm vYchodem. V dubnu 1951 proplula PanamsaYm prdplavem stopadesatitisica lod'.

Common Council )•4•(

' 'CALENDAR

20ti lete yYroei budovy 1•adu 92. ye Ft. Worth, Texas se chysta na den 5. tijna (Oct.) 1958. Chceme toto v3"Trodi oslaviti obzvlake okazale a Zadame sbrattene dy aby nam tento den v eas oznamenk ka pevnina. 8panelove pomYSleli proto laskave vyhradili. — Diky ptedem. ) • t. jiz davno na moZnost vybudovani pritplavu pies panamskou Siji, kterY by tuto V Ennis po2adal nas bratr Jos. Maca, kratsi cestu umoZnil, he konkratnim pia taj. radii Jaro Cis. 130, abychom znovu num vSak nikdy nedospeli. zcielili ye Vestniku, ze aZ do odvolani K tern zavdaly podnet teprve v devate- budou schilze tadu Jaro konane na nonactem stoleti narody, ktere mely run vem pizsobisti, pobliZe Vickery na zakou svetovS7 obchod a ktere si proto pfaly u- penern pozemku pro stavbu nova Sokorychliti cestu mezi dvema oceany a ukt- lovny. 61enstvo Mein je 2adano by se iiti svYin lodim zajiLl'hlt kolem mysu schnzich podetne sueastnilo.

Horn. Pananiska gije byla stale je gte nej • • pinhodnej'S'im mistem, a tak roku 1879 Add Needville 'Oslo 81. bude poiadat vytvotila se ve Francii Spoleenost pro PanamskSr prnpla y. Jejim presidentem celodenni pikni kv nedeli dne 7. zati. Chu tne Barbecue, klobasy, pfikrmy a napoje Mal se Ferdinand de Lesseps, kterjr prod tim vybudoval prtiplav SuerskSr. po ce13-7 den budou k dostani Veeer taNov' projekt narazil vaak no, mnohe mein zabava. Katdk jest fictive zvan.

Ve stkedu, tine 20. srpina 1958

VESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS

obnos poliatiini sr vyplati ptipadu turerti od van 1 roku.

Tilde 20t1 splatkovi, na.datni ye veku 60 leet, pint obnos se vyplati v ptipadu finarti od reVyberte si die potteby ku 1 roku.

Payor Insurance: Tfida B: Doliy otne poplatky se plati Olentim v torn Detskem Odat do mud. born jest Jednotou poskytovaTfida C: 20ti splatkoya, dotivotni. POna rfrhoda ochrany poplatky pIatky se plati pouze 20 let. za ditko platiciho, tak zvanou 'Hide D: 15 ti splatkovi dotivotni. Po"Payor Insurance", kteratto platky se plati pouze 15 let. ochrana za mirnt msierti poTilde E: 10 ti splatkova dotivotni. platek zbavuje, v pfipadu smrlatky se plati pouze 10 let ti platiciho poplatky povinTfida F: 15ti lets naclaeni Obnos cernosti daltiho placeni poplattifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 kft ne. takto chrinen$ certilet.

Mat. Tilde G: 20ti lets nadadni. Obnos certi • 49 • fiked. jest vynlacen za 20 le.

Tfida H: Nada6ni ye 65ti let. Olen plaADDRESSES OF DISTRICT ti poplatky at do 65ti let.

ORGANIZERS Tfida I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni ve 60t1 DIST. I—V. H. Barina let.

Rt. 1 Tfida Splatkova, do 65ti let, dotivoSmithyille, Texas tni, DISTRICT a — Ben Mikolal nide L: Dvojnasobne drazove poltite111. W. Rio Grande St. ni (Double Indemnity) certiTaylor, Texas fikat se vystavuje do obnosu DIST. Vrla $5,000.00, dodatedne k jine5532 Ellsworth mu certifikattt.

Dallas, Texas Vida M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosate- DIST. IV—Fred Kveton ni 65 rokfi staff glen dostiva Route I mesi6nt prijem doknd Div. ZeAbernathy, Texas inte-li pted 80 lety stab, de- DIST. M. Skrabanek did dostanou mesidni pfijeni 1720 Bellaire Blvd. do 80 vYrod ne eezenin. 'deBellaire, Texas n& DIST. VI- -Ign. Senkyrik 405 Market St. Tfida MO: 20ti lets Upisova ochrana kteEl Campo, Texas re. se roo'ne zmenSuje, a zfistane vyplacene pojitteni na DIST. VII—Chas. Cerny 1125 Austin Hwy. $1,000.00.

San Antonio 9, Texas Tfida MX: lOti lets iipisova ochrana ktera se roene zmentuje, a ztt)•4• stane teyplacene poji:steni na $1,000.00.

Tfida N: let lets ochrana. tient= kteti maji vypfaidene penize od S. P. J. S. T. DISTRICT I. Tfida N2. IOU lets fipisova ochrana.OleMrs. Rud. C. Matejka mAtn, kteti nemaji ptjeku na Rt. 4, Box 504 majetek od S. P. J. S. T. Bryan, Texas V Detskem Oddeleni DISTRICT II. Tfida JT: Dooasne pojiSteni do 16 let, ktere se mute zneeniti na kte- Mrs. Clara Hejl, Route 4„ Temple, Texas, rekoliv jine pojigteni, kdykoDISTRICT III, lie net dosahne 16 let..

Mrs. Emma Ceske, 2709 Park Avenue S. Tittle JS: 20t1 splatkova dotivotni.

Waco, Texas obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v Mrs. Bessie Petr, Assistant, 5406 Mornpiipadu uinrt.f od yeku 1 roingside Dr., Dallas, Texas ku, DISTRICT IV. Tfida JE: Nada,6n1 v dosakni 18 let; Mrs. Ed. Heisler, Route 1, Seymour, Tex. DISTRICT V pin, obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v pfipadu timrti od yeku 1 Estella Kelly, Della Kadlecek, Maxine roku, Sefcik, 2301 Airline Drive, Houston 9, Tfida JO: 20t1 lets leaded-M D pint obnOlt Texas

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Twenty Types of Certificates offered b y our S. P. J. S. T. Class B. Ordinary Life Class C. 20 Pay Life Class D: 15 Pay Life Class E: 10 Pay Life Class F: lb Pay Endowment Class G: 20 Pay Endowment Class H: Endowment at age 65 Class I: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 Class K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at 85 Class L: Double Indemnity Insurance, issued up to the sum of $5,000.00 Class M: Retirement at 65 Class MC: 20 year decreasing more game protection with a $1,000.0 Paid-up certificate after 20 years Class MX: 10 year decreasing morte gage protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certificate after 10 years Class N: 10 year decreasing mortgage 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 iron, other than the SPJST. Juvenile Department Class JT: Term insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted into any other class of insurance before attaining age 16, Class 35: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1 Class JE: Endowment at age 18, Full Benefit at age 1 Chess JG: 20 Pay Endowment, Full Benefit at age 1 Class JI: 20 Pay Endowment at age 60 Full Benefit at age 1 Payer Insurance: This Order offers payors of premiums for members in this department the benefit of FAYORS SURANCE according to which plan paye ment of premiums stops upon the death of the payor.

DISTRICT VI Sister Edith Janik, East Bernard, Texal DISTRICT VII .

Mrs. Betty Jurica, Rt. 2, Box 899, Corpus Christi, Texas ) • 41, • ( You could all help us, to attain ou* goal of securing 3 million of new Insure ance, by assisting our Organizers.

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Reports from our L(.4;4es, or any other Reading Mutter 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 Forme 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P. 0. BOX 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Survey Reveals Use Of Does This Concern To All Our Friends Pictures Increasing You? Everywhere It is our honest desire to print articles in our Fraternal Paper that we hope would help our friends, the man who desires to live solvently as long as he may live and dying to leave behind him a solvent wife and family to follow financial plans which will bring him his objective.

For there is a way, a time-tested and century-proven way whereby the man of spiri t and independence can buy financial security for himself and for his family on terms so easy that care and thought and desire rather than the amount of income he enjoys makes the purchase possible.

One great fallacy in the average man's philosophy of saving and investing is his seeming inability to remember that the money he has on hand when he reaches the end of his earning years is all that counts. The financial ups and downs of the years is between youth and old age may be a lot of fun but they are significant insofar as the problem of oldage income is concerned.

If we could get into our heads and our hearts the great truth that all that counts is the condition of our personal financial annual statement at the end of our working lifetime, our problem would be on the way to solution.

Picture use in smaller newspapers is increasing steadily, according to findings of a survey among weeklies to which 146 publishers replied.

Results of the survey show: 1. The majority specifically noted they could use only pictures of local interest, which would: generally rule out pictures illustrating a good farm practice, etc.

2. Picture use in smaller papers is increasing steadily. Of the 146 who cooperated with the survey, 83 or 56.8 per cent said they used pictures constantly.

Forty, of 27.3 per cent, stated they used Remember that tomorrow or next week pictures sparingly. The balance used it may be too late as injury, sickness or mats only or no art work at all. even death may overtake you and — 3. Publishers of weekly papers apthen, it will be too late to provide pro- parently use pictures often, but would tection for your lovedones. While you rather use several of a small size than can see if you are adequately insured or one or two large pictures. This was start a life insurance program for your shown by the fact that in the multiple children or grandchildren. choice selection, 66 marked polaroid, 58 You and they will be glad, you did— checked 4x5 size and 45 specified to cerPlease call your nearest organizer today tain column size. Many papers who use and see about increasing your own life pictures consistently will accept pictures insurance or of some insurance for of any size. members of your family.

4. Among the replying newspapers, only 11 engraving plates were listed, • pointing up the fact that most prints must be sent to weeklies from four days To to a week ahead of time. , All emphasized picture situation must warrant the time element in getting out the print.' ) • • • (--

It is a proven fact, that your life Insurance will take care, if sensibly applied, to pay all your bills in case premature death accurs. Your insurance should provide for growing children, to insure a comfortable home and to eliminate financial worries, therefore one of the finest gifts that money can provide is insurance and membership in our SPJST. — Young and old, we all need good insurance protection. the kind you can have in our Fraternal Order at rates that will fit the average family's pocketbook.

The Kind Attention Of our Friends in Bell County

Isn't it true, then, that almost the only savings plan the average man can use which he does not tear down and spend before he becomes old is life inAn old saying that's always good is surance.

"Practice what you preach" and so toSooner or later a man if he is wise If you agree with all this, why not tell way with this, your editor would like to learns, that carrying a chip on his call your attention, that one of our your son, your friends and neighbors, to investigate our different Life Insur- Brothers will be in the runn-off election shoulder is the easiest way to get in a in Bell. County. It is our Brother Jerry fight. ance programs today.

Re learns that this world could run ) • 3 Vitek for Treasurer of Bell County. along perfectly well without him — lie Personally I do not know this brother learns most of the other fellows have Joe: "I was getting $50 a week and the of ours but it has been said, of him that brains that are as good or better than boss just doubled my salary."

Bob: "Really, what are you getting he is a good man, dependable and hon- his and that no man ever got to first est. So brethren lets all go vote for him base alone and that it is an art to getnow?"

"Fifty dollars every two weeks." and promote him. Thanks! ting along with people.

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"Don't turn your vacation dream into a nightmare, use a few common sense safety rules and courtesy. Be especially you go into a store and buy a bag conscious of your driving speed -- Slow of groceries, a suit of clothes, a house- Down and Live." hold appliance or anything else, you ex) • Gy, ♦ pect to ,pay for it yourself. You don't expect other people, who may never p patronize the store or buy the same The seventh annual Vitew Reunion brands of goods, to pay part of the bill The District standings percentage for you. The same thing is true when will be held on Sunday, August 31st at wise so far this year are as follows: Seaton Star Hall. you purchase services.

District No. 1, wrote 36% of 1958 quota Barbecue chicken and sausage will be But there are exceptions to this rule District No. 2 wrote 23% of 1958 quota served.

Ladies are asked to bring cakes, and they are found in commercial enDistrict No. 3 wrote 47% of 1958 quota terprises run by the government. These kolaches, salads, etc. A charge of $1.00 District No. 4 wrote 38% of 1958 quota for adults, 50c for children from age 6 enterprises rarely if ever pay their own District No. 5 wrote 29% of 1958 quota gray. They commonly operate at a lo4s to 12, and those under 6 are to be servDistrict No 6 wrote 34% of 1958 quota ed free.

This one price covers both the which is made up out of general govDistrict No. 7 wrote 41% of 1958 quota noon and evening meals. ernment revenues, which simply means Wishing you all a lot of success, I reAnyone related to the Vitek family is that they are subsidized to some demain, cordially invited to come spend the day. gree by all the taxpayers. A long list of Fraternally yours, If you decide to come, let us know in examples could be cited. A typical one Joe B. Hejny time.

Write the number of people comis parcel post. It is not a basic postoffice et. ( function. It does not advance the cause ing t o the address below.

OUTSTANDING LODGES AND THEIR Sincerely yours, of public information and enlightenment GAIN OF NEW MEMBERS IN 1958 Jerry Pechal as do other postoffice functions. It is Route 3, Box 275 Std. Inc. No. purely a commercial undertaking. It Temple, Texas 68 154 Fort Worth competes directly with private, taxpay4 ) 50 84 Dallas ing parcel carriers on a national, re133 44 < San Antonio gional and local scale, And as the Hoov37 88 Houston er Commission and other authoritative 36 Ennis 25 bodies have pointed out—it operateS at 24 50 El Campo a deficit.

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Danbury 139 of the bills for those who use parcel until Sept 26 to file requests with their 18 165 Moulton pest service. Wan the prospect of stag- County Agricultural Stabilization and 18 9 17 Caldwell gering federal deficits, and increased Conservation committees for maximum 111 10 Cyclone 24 spending, it's pretty hard to find any rates for their farms under the 1958 con16 10 San Angelo 160 sound argument against increasing par- servation reserve part of the soil bank ♦ dt. cel post rates to the point where reven- program.

Then, after the maximum rates are Dear Brother Editor: ues balance the costs, both direct and Please insert in your calendar of ac-: determined, farmers have until October indirect. )♦ 4 17 to apply for conservation reserve con- tivities in the Vestnik that we are in tracts, I. H. Lloyd administrator of the the process of organizing a new lodge;-7, soil bank program in the state ASC in Beaumont, Texas and we would like.. f to reserve Sunday, November 23rd for office said.

Lloyd pointed out that there will be this occasion.

More details later. no acreage reserve program in 1959. He Thanks, urged that farmers become familiar with lavel is I g business Joe B. Hejny. Vice-President' the conservation reserve. in Texas, with nearly ten and a half ( Fifteen meetings in Texas this week million tourists spending $531 million will train ASC personnel to handle the as they piled up four billion miles of 1959 program: Also soon as these meetdriving during 1957. ings are completed, the county offices these figures were mentioned by J. 0. will be ready to accept applications for Musick geW_Hral manager of the Texas establishing the maximum conservation Safety Association, as he warned TeXas reserve rates. These rates will average Please notify us at least a weeks in of the many traffic accidents that occur $12 an acre in Texas. advance. ) ♦ 6,7, • ( during summer's peak vacation months.

Include the address label clipped from "Etch year, more and More persons Your friend, your Congressman does your latest copy, clearly ste ting both' take to the open road during the sumyour old and new adoress. If your city met' months," Musick said. "And each not know about matters that concern has postal zone numbers, be sure to you unless you take a few minutes and year, more and more of them manage to include theis zone number in your new 4c with a letter to tell him. get themselves injured or killed in trafaddress. fic accidents . while on vacation."

You will want to get your copies promHe attributed such accidents to many A greasy oven is easier to clean if you ptly, so notify us at least 3 weeks in adcauses, but listed the principal ones as leave a small bowl of household am- vance. Send your change notice to: being: monia in it overnight.

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For 1958 High School Graduates Although graduation was the end of your high school career, it was also as the alternate name implies a commencement â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the beginning of another career which probably will prove much longer and more important than the previous one. I am sure you are aware of this and have either already embarked upon this career or are seriously considering What your future plans and activities' should be.

It may appear attractive to take some of the full-time and well paying (by previous part-time standards) jobs Which are now available to you. It may be a temptation to earn money and be somewhat "on your own." Possibly if you are greatly interested in some occupation and are firmly convinced that you will want to make it your life work, it may be best that you enter that occupation now as an apprentice or through an on-th-job or other special training course.

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scholarships and loan funds available to you if you are of Czech descent. Although scholarships are the best when obtainable, loans are next best because repayment usually 'does not have to start until after graduation and you are earning.

If you are a male graduate and are concerned about the unstable world situation and the probability of your being drafted for military service, do not let that interfere with your long range plans for the future. Almost every generation has been faced with a similar problem, and it usually has not materialized as the tremendous obstacle which it may have seemed to be. Merely waiting for possible induction will accomplish little and attending college may help you a great deal in several ways. Because of the need of college graduates, the Selevtive Service boards are liberal in granting deferments to draft-age college students. Also at most colleges you may join one of the many ROTC programs which will permit you to complete your college training and earn an officer's commission before you are called to active duty. Even if you should be inducted while in college, having something started and accomplished and something to look forward to and return to will make the two years of servive seem shorter and more enjoyable.

The training you receive in college before induction will of course better qualify you for more desirable positions in the military service.

To help you choose a college or university and course of study, write to "The Registrar" of various schools in which you may be interested for free information bulletins for freshmen; study these bulletins and then consult your parents and high school teachers. In general the large state-supported schools have low tuition fees and offer a wide range of courses; and junior colleges usually have the advantage of being located close to your home. Because most schools start their fall semester in early September, you should select your school soon and then hasten to take all the necessary actions (as outlined in the information bulletin) required for admission and enrollment in your chosen school.

However, if you are undecided as to exactly what occupation or profession you wish to follow but are interested in obtaining a higher education, then I suggest that you plan to attend a college or university this fall. You need not be an honor graduate to feel qualified to attend college. Although it is best to know what general field of study you will want to pursue, the first two years of many college courses are very similar, and you can definitely decide what you will specialize in after you have had an opportunity to learn more about the various fields of endeavor. The aptitude tests and counselling you receive in college will help you in making your final decision. In addition to giving you time to decide, going to college will be a continuation of your education which is very important for the future.

Because so many persons have obtained college degrees in recent years, the bachelor's degree from a college is now about equal in significance to that of a high school diploma ten or twenty years ago. To compete with the 'next person" in most professions even now and espeIf you are of Czech descent and select cially in the future, it will be practically essential that you have a college degree. a school which teaches courses in the Czech language and/or has a Czech If you wish to attend college but be- Club, I strongly urge you to join the lieve that the financial situation of your Czech Club and plan to study some Czech family will not permit it, please investi- either as a major course of study, to fulgate this matter more fully. In addition fill language requirements in other to the part-time work, scholarships, and courses of study or to obtain a better loan funds which are available to college working knowledge of the language for students, there are several special your own benefit. There are several

Wednesday, August 20, 1958 reasons for or benefits from your study of Czech.

1. The beginning course in Czech will be easy for you if you are even only slightly familiar with the language.

Word pronunciations are the hardest hurdle for anyone starting to learn Czech; but most persons of Czech descent seem to have a natural or inherited ability to "twist their tongues" as required for the proper pronunciations.

Courses in Czech will be counted as credit toward most degrees. Whether or not they count, insist on your right to learn the language of your forefathers.

Why not utilize and add to your existing knowledge and natural ability in Czech instead of starting on some foreign language with which you a're totally unfamiliar and which may prove of no use to you?

2. A better knowledge of the Czech language will be of help to you in learning many other foreign languages which you may decide to study. The more foreign languages you know, the easier it is to learn additional ones. Knowledge of one or more foreign languages will better qualify you for many additional job opportunities â&#x20AC;&#x201D; no matter what may be your major course of study. The Czech language is often referred to as the "key to learning the Russian language" which is at present very important in various branches of the government and in many commercial and educational activities. There is an ever increasing need in the U. S. diplomatic and military services and in the scientific, industrial, and literary fields of activity for persons who can "deal with the Russians in their own language."

3. Taking a course in Czech may better qualify you to receive certain scholarships and/or obtain student loans. Although registration for Czech courses may not be necessairly a prerequisite for obtaining scholarships and loans, such action will certainly be in your favor.

4. A better knowledge of the Czech language may be of considerable practical vallue to you after graiduation if you engge in any professional or btisiness enterprise which compete for the patronage of the many persons who do and will continue to prefer use of the Czech language. Also. there are many fraternal, religious, and mutual organil zations in Texas which will continue to require officers who are proficient in both the Czech and English languages.

5. A better knowledge of the Czech language and membership in the Czech Club (you do not have to study Czech to belong to the Czech Club) will better prepare you for more successful living

Wedn.e oday,Fart 20, 195.3 by a more complete acceptance and assimilation into the American society and way of life. Most likely your name — even if you change it — will always be known or recognized by some as being of Czech origin. This will be to your credit because practically everyone is aware of and respects the patriotic and cultural contributions which the Czechs have made to help make this country great. Most people realize that this country is great because we are a composit group which includes the stands of many peoples and many cultures, and that one can be (is more likely to be) a true, loyal and more appreciative American if he does not forsake the language and culture of his ancestors.

If you can answer the occasional friendly question about the language and culture of your ancestors, others will respect rather than criticize you for it.

As you grow older, you, yourself will feel an ever increasing psychological and consequently practical need for knowing about your ancestral ties and cultural heritage and background. Avail yourself of your pjresent opportunities to gain this knowledge for your own benefit.

I hope you will continue your education at a college or university of your own choice. If the Czech Ex-Students Association of Texas can assist you in any way please call on us. If you are interested in learning more about the scholarships, Czech and Russian courses and the Czech Clubs at TU and A. & write directly to Dr. Eduard Micek, Department of Slavonic Languages, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, and Dr. Joe Malik, Austin, Texas, or Dr. J. M. Skrivanek, Chairman of the Department of Slavonic Languages, Texas A. & M. College, College Station, Texas.

To apply for financial aid from the Texas Council of Higher Education, which is a student loan fund administered by the Czech Ex-Students Association of Texas, write to Mr. R. J. Bartosh, Treaserer, Attorney at Law, Taylor, Texas.

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District Calendar DISTRICT ONE District One will hold its Fall Meeting the fourth Sunday in September — on the 28th, under the sponsorship of Lodge. 38 at Kovar (Bastrop County) Texas. Please reserve this date for our District — Thanks.

• DISTRIST 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 2 1/z 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.

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DISTRICT FIVE October the 5th is the date set aside for the fall meeting of district No. 5.

The place and time will be announced later.

• • DISTRICT SIX There will be an all-day (Czech Day) Celebration held at Hilije, 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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7 Down, 5 Months To Go! July Production ANNA MILAN Lodge No. 154 - $6,000,00 WILLIE F. HEJNY ' 135 3,000.00 Frank J. Haskovec 2,000.00 25 Bennie Jarma 2,000.00 84 Otis J. Ceska 66 -- 1,000.00 Otto Hanus 66 — 1,000.00 J. J. Kostohryz 54 — 1,000.00 John Mach 35 — 1,000.011 Charlie Mikeska 6 --- 1,000.00 500.00 Alvin Nesuda 25 -Mary Laznovsky 135 -- 500.00 Congratulations Sister Milan for being No. 1 and Look at the No. 2 spot! A new organizer, Brother Willie F. Hejny Lodge No.. 135, Congratulations Bill, and let's keep up the good work, Can we make our goal of $650,000 with only a few organizers working?

Win a Free Dinner for yourself and wife at our next District III Meeting Sept. 14 at Ennis No, 25.

How? Write Five thousand ($5,000.00) worth of new insurance.

When? All applications postmarked August 11, 1958 thru Sept. 11, 1958. Yon have nearly 5 weeks to write $5,000. It a medical examination is required, BE SURE TO MAIL THE SHORT YELLOW FORM to Supreme Lodge, Temple, Texas, and it must be postmarked not latet than Sept. 11, 1958.

When? The Free Dinner will be served at our next District III Meeting on Sept,.

14 at Lodge No. 25 Ennis, Texas. Winners will be ,announced at that time.

All organizers of district III are urged to be present at this meeting as we will have a session ourselves. Brother Joe B. Hejny, Vice President, will be present.

DISTRICT SEVEN Make plans now to attend the District The Fall Meeting of our VII District III meting at Ennis Lodge No. 25 on will be held on the 28 day of October Sept. 14.

1958, at the Mission County Park in See You All there at the Meeting.

San Antonio, Texas. Please place this in Fpternally, Sincerely, our Vestnik. — We invite you and all A. M. Vrla Calvin C. Chervenka, from near and far to attend this meetDistrict III, Organizer Vice President, Czech Ex- ing.

• 4 • Students Ass'n. of Texas ) • bt. • Customer: "Say, you made a mistake Editor's Note: Many thanks Brother If Elfrida. Von Na,rdoff, record quiz in that prescription you filled for my Chervenka for this fine article. show winner of $220,500 thought she wife. Instead of quinine you used •4•( was going to have a big bank account from her accomplishment, she had a strychnine."

Alaska, the 49th state, probably will sad awakening. After the tax collector Clerk: "You don't say? Ten you owe formally enter the Union before this me 20 cents more." skimmed off the cream, she had left • • year ends. And she'll be the biggest state about 50,000, 48 cent dollars. That by far — more than twice the size of is the price of big wars, big centralized Have you heard the story about the Texas. By way of contrast, the entire government and piecemeal acceptance Texan whose check came back from population is only that of a middle-sized of the socialist philosophy which sad- the bank marked "Insufficient funds, city — about 210,000. dles us with the "welfare state." not yours — OURS "

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Reports From Local Lodges "POLKA GO ROUND" NOW ON KWTX-TV WACO, TEXAS Rogers, Texas Dear Brother Hosek, In the Vestnik of last July 30 you reprinted my letter informing you about a polka prograx,, "Polka Go Round," which could be seen on Channel 8 TV Dallas, every Monday night from 8:30 to 9:30.

Since we here in Central Texas are in the fringe (reception) area. of channel 8 it is sometimes impossible to tune that channel in, I was very pleasantly surprised Monday night, August 4th, to find that television station KWTX-TV Channel 10, in Waco now carries the last 30 minutes of this ABC Television Network program. This should enable many more Central Texas viewers to see and enjoy the last half of this entertaining program. Possibly some other ABC affiliate television stations in our SPJST area of South Texas are also carrying the program. If not, our members there should contact their local stations and urge them to add it to their program schedule.

All persons who see and enjoy the program are urged to send their comments and requests for types of music and dancing to : "Polka Go Round" ABC Television Network, Chicago 1, Illinois.

Fraternally, Calvin C. Chervenka ) • 4, • KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Editor, Freternal Brothers and Sisters: I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all of you district one organizers who have contributed so much to our success in writing new insurance so far this year, and especially to those who have responded so eagerly since our contest with district No. two, started. We are progressing very nicely, and I am thinking how much all of us will enjoy that good barbecue dinner that we will get if we keep up the good work, so let's go, go, go, right through that goal line. Here are those that have made themselves count this last month of July. $6,000.00 C. 0. Dusek.

1,000.00 Aug. Jalufka 2,000.00 W. D. Kamas 2,000.00 Fr. Petrusek 1,000.00 Miro Petrusek 5,000.00 Willie Schovajsa 3,000.00 J. H. Siptak 1,000.00 Wentrcek

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Wednesday, August 20, 1953

Good. work boys let's hear from you again this month. With best wishes for our final victory, Fraternally yours, V. H. Barina, Organizer, District No. I •

Changing Morals Observers among the older generation long have contended that the moral standards of the nation's youth have been undergoing a major change — and not for the better — in recent years.

They may be only partly right. A survey of U.S. college students has indicated that the standards are not changing but disappearing. In their place a sort of confusion seems to have taken hold..

The survey, conducted by psychiatric researchers at Ohio State University, drew anonymous responses from 498 undergraduates — 204 men and 285 women — to a questionaire listing 50 moral acts which were to be rated in degrees of "rightness" or "wrongness." The findings were compared with studies of three previous decades at other Midwestern schools.

Women's Nook LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 Dear Members and friends; Again, please remember the celebration of our lodge 84 Anniversary — two days of fun and entertainment that is Saturday, August 30 and Sunday, August 31.

There will be a dance on the 30th with Chuck Perkins furnishing the dance music at Lodge 84 Dallas.

On Sunday, a delicious dinner will be served at 12:30 p. m. Afterwards a very interesting and enj Dyable program will be presented under the direction of Sister Bessie Petr. And, of course, there will be a dance that evening, featuring the Dlabay band.

As mentioned previously, there will be a "Building Fund" booth and all sisters are asked to bring some handwork. Also, we will need a lot of good fcod for serving at the noon meal. So, again we are asking you ladies to please help us out in this respect. All your efforts will be appreciated.

Fraternally Frances Baleja.

The researchers cited "the great lack of stability of many moral values" as the most important finding of the latest survey. Other significant discoveries, however, were the apparent lack of very strong convictions on many moral issues and the broad areas of conflicting judgement represented in the student replies. While opinion on such matters may never have been unanimous, the widening gulf of disagreement between individuals on what is right or wrong is strongly suggestive of a departure from any "standard." The change in moral viewpoints since the last generation survey is more apparent in the area of immoral acts connected with sex.

It is scarcely surprising that the survey reveals much less disapproval of these TAYLOR, TEXAS offenses than was registered in the earDear Vestnik Readers: lier studies.

Lodge Praha 29 held its last meeting Since the previous survey, taken in Sunday, August 10 at 2:00 o'clock. Our 1939, represents the youthful views of the president was not present. The meeting parents of today's undergraduates, it was opened by Vice President Frank may be safe to assume, as the research- Pokorny and about 32 members were ers have, that "either parents aren't present,. getting across their values to to their Since the last lodge meeting, we lost children or the parents themselves have one member Brother Joe Holubec. Rechanged.".But might it not be an even spect was given to this deceased brothsounder assumption that both possibili- er by standing in silent prayer. ties may be involved in the apparent The minutes were read by our secchange in the moral outlook of our retary Brother A. L. Boudny. They were youngsters? approved as read. The Property Com(From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram mittee represented by Brother Edwin

sday, August, 20, 1950 Kovar gave his report and also reported that the committee bought a dry-box for our Hail and is also lOoking for a. piano. Our Treasurer Brother Fr. Hejl gave his report, Then our Fina.ncial Sec-retary Brother Ben -I\likolaj gave his report. He also gave the suggestion that our young people try to be on our program at our next District Meeting. If you have any talent singing or playing any kind of instrument, please call us.

As there was no unfinished or new business, the meeting was very short.

After the meeting dominoes were play-. ed around many tables. Then later; lunch was served as' usual by the good sisters.

With best regards to all, I am Fraternally, Mrs, Frank Pokorny • (e_.

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Dear Girls, After a somewhat cooler (we got a shower) but beautiful day, our little town. of West, is getting ready for bed; everything is hushed and peaceful, only the little new baby girl across the street is alerting her parents that it's time for her night bottle. Someone down our street has just called out "good night" and far away the staccato of a speeding automobile exhaust is breaking the silence and peace of the whole area. Your Editor is burning the midnight oil, writing furiously to have his material ready for the three lineotype operators in the morning.

• There are countless numbers of little towns in our Texas, just like our West. getting ready for an untroubled night of sleep in the security of their homes; with their loved ones, however, all of our loved ones are not home tonight --. some of them are having night. watch on some hilltops in Beirut tonight.

I've just finished watching our American correspondent interviewing our sons in that unhappy spot in the world on our local channel; they are bedded down in foxholes on top of strategic hills tonight, talking in whispers, thinking of home; of those snipers whose bullets break the stillness of their night; of the flares bursting so fiercely bright on the black sky tryin g to ferret out the snipers' holes. They do not complain; maturity tells them it could be worse, in spite of the inconvenience of bathing and laundering ones few clothes in sea water, and eating canned rations, they have fallen into a routine of sleep, eat, bathe and keeping their rifles and premises in order.; They know this is the lot of the professional soldier.

The American GI's love for little chil-

EPS TNTK WEST, TEXAS dren is known the world over. In Beirut it is not an exception for the tiny tots of that city are drawing to these fighting men likeflies, for they distribute candy among them, fondle them, all the while he is thinking of his beloved youngsters at home. "Here, sonny, have a Piece of candy, I've got a little girl, three -- your same size," he says. The children echo "candy, candy" and eagerly climb into the arms of these new-found friends.

Would that their fathers could take the examples of these little tots and finally realize that men the world over are essentially the same, having the same emotions, desires and dreams, only the interpretation differing. Children, on the other hand, behave alike, in child like innocence and trust with which their Creator blessed them. We hope that our GI sons will not be long in Beirut, that that country and its neighbors finally settle their differences amicably.

Many of you are by now picking up the last cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, etc., which brings to mind the "End of the Garden Pickles" made from such small amounts of vegetables from your gardens which seems to be an excellent way to preserye them for that winter eating this special pickle will perk up your meal.

It calls for: 1 cup sliced cucumbers; 1 cup chopped sweet pepper; 1 cup chopped cabbage; 1 cup sliced onions; 1 cup chopped green tomatoes; 1 cup chopped carrots; 1 cup green string beans cut into inch pieces; 1 cup chopped celery; 2 tablespoons mustard seed; 1 tablespoon cellery seed; a cup vinegar; two cups sugar; 2 tablespoons tumeric.

Soak the cukes, peppers, cabage, onions, and tomatoes in salt water overnight. (Use 1/2 cup of salt to 2 quarts water). Drain. Cook the carrots string beans in boiling water about 10 minutes.

Drain well. Mix soaked and cooked vegetables with remaining ingredients and boil 10 minutes. Pack into sterilized jars, and seal at once. Hope your family likes this "End of the Garden Pickle."

Mush of the ripening fruit is being damaged by wasps, yellowjackets, black and red wasps and bumblebees. In picking the fruit from your trees, be careful not to grab suddenly at a beautiful clump of fruit only to disturb a nest to be ' painfully stung by these insects.

They are unusually thick this year.

Fryers and hens are on the market in quantity at this time. You can buy them very reasonably. Watching one lady fix chicken the other day, I noted that she uses a cup of mayonnaise for that piquant taste to the drippings in the pan after browning chicken tender,

r,"rania which she then poured over the chicken and served. This replaces the flour thickening one generally uses for the gravy. Try it, that is if you are not on a diet which makes mayonnaise taboo for you as it does me. Anyway, it is different and easy.

School starts September 2nd here at West and like mothers everywhere there is the problem of school clothes. It will be a busy two weeks for a: lot of you.

Please read the article by Brother C. C. Chervenka in this issue!

Maize is being combined, and cotton is beginning to burst. A lot of it looks small for lack of moisture, but the grain crop around West is wonderful.

If you and your family lack something to do this weekend, check the Vestnik for some lodge activity near you and attend, you will be glad you did for our lodges are a beehive of fun and pleasure before our youngsters go back to the classroom'. One or two last flings before they settle down to books, and our lodge youth directors have planned wonderful entertainment in their lodges. Won't, you visit your own lodge, or some lodge this weekend. They'll be glad you came D y er for a visit and you will have a good time and be glad you went. Close by is Lodge 6G Elm Mott where on Sept. 7 pictures will be shown by Sister Kazda.

Again, in driving, be careful, it's just too hot to be laid up in bed, with a mishap, stay cool and beautiful, I am, Fraternally yours, The Editor's Wife j„ • ( WEST, TEXAS

Dear Readers, I have been reading a lot about lots of families taking vacation trips this year and I enjoyed reading about all the places where they went. So I decided to write a few lines too, where we went and what all we have seen in our 13 days that we took through these states: New Mexico. Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho Utah, Nevada, California and Arizona.

While still in Texas, we visited some relatives that were on our way. The first day we visited our Aunt, Mrs. Anna Krizan and her family in Wichita Falls, and that night we spent all night with nay brother, Ed. Mickell and his family in Crowell.

Our next stop was at Ft. Jordan in Clayton, N. M. where we saw a true picture of the old West. Then we toured Royal George, where we saw the world's steepest railway and the highest auto bridge.

At Colorado Springs we drove to the top of Pikes Peak, the most famous mountain. It took us about 3 hours, that was ;very thrilling. The altitude os 14,110

Strana 20 feet. Also in Colorado Springs we visited the Garden of Gods. Cave of the Winds, Seven Falls, and the Miracle House. Where the guide put a chair on the wall and my son Johnnie sat on the chair and we saw "Moonbeam," an Indian princess mummy, who was found in 1884. The mummy was found in a cave 30 feet underground and although she now weighs only 25 lbs she is still fully dressed in her costume.

We also visited the Petrified Forest.

Our next stop was in Denver, Colo., where we visited my nephew and his wife and son Robert Bacak. The Bacaks took us to Mount Evans, altitude 14,260 feet, the highest auto road in the world.

Then we went on to Central City, the old gold rich city, and now the home of the famous summer festival.

From Denver we drove through Wyoming where we saw "Hell's Half Acre", Shoshone Canyon, and near Cheyenne we were greeted by a cold norther with 54 degree temperatures. We saw a strip two miles wide, of hail which had fallen about 30 minutes before we got there, with hail the size of golf balls and about 6 inches deep in places.

When we arrived at Yellowstone Park we toured the Wind River Dam and spent a night at Tower Junction, Roosevelt Lodge. It was 40 degrees here and we had to keep a fire going all night to keep warm. While the bears walked around the outside of our cabin the children were scared. The other places we visited in this park were Old Faithful, Mammouth Springs, Norris Geyser Basin, Upper and Lower Falls, Dragon Mouth Geyser that spits mud all the time, and we saw many places which are too numerous to mention.

The next stop on our tour was Las Vegas, Nevada. The most colorful and lighted City we ever saw at night. We spent the night here, the next day we went to see the Hoover Dam, the world's biggest. We drove on to Anahein, Caif., through the Mojave Desert, where the temperature reached 123 degrees in the day time, that sure was hot for as after coming out of the 40 degree climate.

We also spent a full day at Disney Land; where it is very lovely with trees and flowers of all description, and the crazy quilt land of cactus. This place is just like you see on TV and in themovies or magazines, etc. We rode all the rides we could get on. We always had to stand in long lines to get to ride, sometimes as long as 45 minutes. A book for 10 rides cost $2.25 for children under 12 years, and $3.35 for adults.

On the way home we saw a big mountain fire, the smoke was boiling up like sane clouds. Then we stopped at Carlsbad Caverns and took the well-worth-

ESTNiE — WEST, TEXAS while 4-hour tour. After this we were ready to start for hOme, Which we did.

All I can say is that we had a wonderful time and enjoyed everything that we saw. The highways were good, but some states don't have enough road signs for strangers, like us and we easily could have taken the wrong road if we had not kept our nose in the road map. One interesting sign I saw was "Take your time, not your life."

Best of all though is home sweet home.

Fraternally yours, Ruth Krizan, john Krizan and Children Johnnie and Jeanette LODGE 38 OSVETA KOVAR, TEXAS Dear Brothers and ;Sisters: I think it's about time to write to the Vestnik even though I don't know how to start.

We aren't doing so very well over here.

We lost 3 members in our Local Lodge in a short time: Brother Alfred Janca from Ft. Worth; John Kubicek from Smithville and Stan Vydrzal that was a shock to everyone for he looked so good and then we heard something like that. He has held office in our Lodge and he was friendly. I think it will be hard to find one to fill his place. We are also having few members on the sick list. Not long ago Mr. and Mrs. John Weist. Will Stasny and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stepan went to Taylor to visit one of our members Louis Stasny that just got home from the hospital. We have members scattered every where. I hope those sick members recover soon. .

Well that District meeting is getting near so hope things will work out it's Sept. 28. Hope those poppy seed Kolaches turn out good. I didn't get to go to the last meeting but I heard that they voted on having a picnic in October. I think the first Sunday in October: We shall let you all konw so don't start to get ready yet. Oh, I have to go back to Brother Stan Vydrzal's funeral. Our President, Brother Barina made a real nice talk and spoke for all the brothers and sisters, we all felt sorry in losing him ,. Then Brother Koliha, Officer from Supreme Lodge, SPJST, also made a nice talk in English and Czech languages. Pastor Beseda held the service at the chapel and at the grave and pallbearers circled around the casket and Brother Koliha reads some SPJST burial ritual —Thanks to all, it was nice.

The ladies from Smithville Altar Society served dinner to Vydrzal and Vyvjala. families at the VFW Hall also members from Lodge brought food to them. Well here I am, I thought I would write lots and now can't think of any more. After this is mailed I'll think of

Wednesday, August 20, 1958 many things I should, have written. Oh, well, try to save it for next time if it won't be too old and late.

We really need rain. It sure don't feel good in the kitchen when you are canning peaches so I will have to end this and you all don't forget Sept, 28th District Meeting. Good luck to all.

I am fraternally, Lillie Evicic 4, • )

Sokol Sentinel SOKOL FORT WORTH Dear Brothers and Sisters: We want to extend an invitation to everyone to attend the annual Children's Competition and Exhibition, which Sokol Fort Worth is playing host to this year.

Promptly at 10:00 a.art Sunday August 24, the children will line up ready to try to win some of the medals and ribbons that will be given in each event.

Groups from Ennis and Dallas, and we hope, Houston, are expected to also participate in the competition and program.

The program will begin at 3:30 p.m. where the adults as well as the youngsters will demonstrate what they have learned this past year. Dinner will be served, and in the evening, starting at 8:00 p.m. a free dance Will be- held, with music by the Joe Milan Orchestra.

We also want to mention what a nice time we had at the Slet held in Ennis recently, and congrathulate them on a more successful and well-organized meet.

We certainly enjoyed the entire weekend.

Again, we are looking forward to seeing everyone Sunday at Fort Worth. lqazdax!

Jo Ann Hubenak • 4 • t SOKOL FORT WORTH Hello Everyone!

The August Sokol meeting has been postponed due to our annual Sokol exhibition which will take place on Aug. 24th. Events will begin with early morning competitions, lunch at noon, an entertaining program in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. There is a more complete prOgram elsewhere in the Vestnik for those interested. Everyone is cordially invited to come and spend a very pleasant Sunday at Sokol 3221 1■1.W. 28th St. My faint Annie, Mrs. John Marchak spent a few days with us and she and my mother, Mts. Frances Jecmenek had a good time catching up on all that's been going on. Her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marchak of Bartlett, brought her and spent the day. Then a few days later we were delightfully surprised by a visit from my cousin, Mr.

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and Mrs. Dan Kovar, their son Larry and nephew Johnny Ray of Temple. I hope they all come again real soon.

All of you be sure to come to the exhibition as it will be well worth it. Our gymnasts always work very hard to make it entertaining and- interesting.

Sincerely, Mrs. Fred (Maxine) Merlick ) oto i SOKOL FORT WORTH NEWS

Dear Readers: I would like to extend an invitation to you, your family and your friends to attend our annual Sokol gymnastics ex-_ hibition at Sokol Hall, 3221 N. W. 28th Street, Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday.

August 24, 1958.

We have planned a whole day of activity starting at 10:00 a.m. with the Children 's Gymnastics Competition which you are invited and. encouraged to attend Free of charge.

Then at 12:00 a good ole Southern CzechosloVakian Fried Chicken Dinner with all the trimmings will be served until 2:00 p.m. Then again from 5:30 until 7:00 p.im supper will be served.

Starting at 3:30 you can see one of the finest Sokol Gymnastics EXhibitions in the Southwest. There will be Work on apparatus, special numbers, games, and loads of other events performed by gymnasts from Sokols Dallas, Houston, EnMS and .Fort Worth. This you don't want to miss.

Then rounding out this wonderful day of activity is our Free Dance beginning at 8:00 pm. with both American and Czech music by the American Federation of Musicians Band, Local No. 72.

Looking forward to seeing all of you August 24, 1958.

Nazdar, Jerry Milan, Physical Director, Sokol Fort Worth

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Washington, D. C..— BostonskY milionar Bernard Goldfine, kterY se zodpovidal pied vySetrujicim vYborem Domu zastupcti, oznaeil za lea zpravy, Ze pouZi val prime fedexalinch iiiadd diky siremu staremu priteli a hlavnimu asistentu pros. Eisenhowera, Shermanu Adam si. Obvinil vySetrovatele z pokrytectvi a z toho, ae zneuZival jeho osobnosti, aby podrazil nohy Adamsovi. Hlavniho obZalobce, milionare Johna Foxe z Bostonu, ozna611 za "nemocneho eloveka, jen2 prSr mnoho Thai a kterY si jeSte vice zal 2e."

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Even though some of you fondest dreams fail to materialize, you can be thankful that many of your nightmares don't come true, either.

In Memoriam RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY LODGE NO. 4, HALLETTSVILLE

We, the Resolution Committee of Lodge Karel Havlicek No. 4 in Halletsville, Texas. In behalf of all our members, wish to express our sympathy to the bereaved husband, and son in losing their beloved wife and mother SOPHIE DROZD

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this family, G. G. Drozd, other survivors include her husband Joe Drozd two brothers Julius Kalmus of Schulenburg and August Kalmus of Houston, five sisters, Mrs. Mary McCord, Mrs. Justina Dunn and Mrs. Steff a Couplin all of Houston, Mrs. Gladys Kennedy of Galveston and Mrs. Albina Schilhab of Hallettsville.

May our deceased Sister rest in eternal peace.

Chas. Holy, Reporter ) • t' IN MEMORIAM OF MRS. ANNIE JARMA

a Bryan resident, who died last week at Houston. She was 91 years of age.

After services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church she was laid to rest in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Survivors include daughters, Ida Petranella, Josephine Habarta, Francis Embsi and Mary Connor, one son, Joe Jarma, 8 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren.

Our sympathy to the bereaved family.

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who passed away at Rengers Hospital on July 29, 1958, at the age of 66 years, 3 months and 17 days. Funeral services were held Thursday, July 31 at Kubenas WITH SADDNESS IN OUR HEART Funeral Home an dthen at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Rev. Alois Morkovsky we are today reporting the death of our officiating. Interment was in the Hal- Sister and Member of Lodge No. 17, Novy Tabor, Caldwell, Texas, lettsville Catholic Cemetery.

Survivors include her husband Joe W. Drozd and one son, Gilbert Glenn, of Hallettsville; two brothers, Julius Kalmus of Schulenburg, August Kahnu.s of Houston; five sisters, Mrs. Mary McCord, Mrs. Justine Dunn, and Mrs. Steffa Couplin, all of Houston, Mrs. Gladys Kennedy of Galveston and Mrs. Albino.

Schilhab of Hallettsville and two grandchildren.

Be it therefore resolved, that the members of our Lodge Karel Havlicek SPJST No. 4 adopt this resolution as an expression of our profound grief in the loss of our lodge Sister Sophie Drozd'.

Be it further resolved, that this resolution be spread upon the minutes of our lodge and copy be sent to the family of the deceased -and a copy be sent to the publication of our Order.

Dated at Hallettsville, Texas this 10th d:ay of Au gust, A. D. 1958.

Chas. Holy F. K. Bucek John Holy Resolution Committee MARIE A. ADAMek )• •( -who passed away Sunday, Aug. 3, 1958 at IN MEMORIAM Of our Sister, Member of Lodge No. 4 of 9:15 a.m. of pneumonia in Goodnight Memorial Hospital. She had. attained the Hallettsville age of 81 years, four months, and 24 SOPHIE DROZD born April 12, 1892 and died at Halletts- days. She had enjoyed good health all ville July 29, 1958. Funeral services were of her life. Signs of illness became prev. held at Halletsville Catholic Church. alent only the past week and after one Our sister was laid to rest at the Cath- day's illness. she was taken to the hosolic Cemetery July 31. She was a good pital for the first time in her life, Sathousewife. Only one son was born to urday night.

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Funeral services were held at the Czech-Moravian Brethren Church in Caldwell on Monday, August 4, Rev. H. E. Beseda Jr., pastor officiated., Interment was in the New Tabor Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed, Joe S., and William C. Skrabanek, Henry Vychopen, Joe V. Sefcik and Ed Drgac.

Mrs. Adamek was born on March 10, 1877, in Burleson County, the daughter of the late Frank and Mary Mikeska, of New Tabor, She was baptized and confirmed in the New Tabor Church; lived in that comtpunity until school age, at which time her father moved the family to the Hix community. where th& children could learn English. Several years later the family returned to the New Tabor community to their farm, now known as the Henry Gold place.

After her marriage she moved with her husband to Wesley, where they lived for six years. They then moved back to the New Tabor community, where Mr. Adamek engaged in the occupation of farming. Mrs. Adamek lived here until the death of her husband in November of 1948, after which tire she moved into Caldwell and lived with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vychopen. Here she remained until her death. Her chief hobbies were cooking, and visiting her friends. She was a loving mother, grand-mother and sister. She had numerous friends throughout this area, all of whom held for her the highest esteem and respect.

Mrs. Adamek was a lifelong member of the Czech-Moravian Brethren Church, having been a member of the New Tabor and Wesley churches, and more re-. cently of the Caldwell church. She was also a member of the Christian Sisters Society, and the New Tabor SPJST. good neighbor, deriving great pleasure form helping and befriending those in need, she welcomed the opportunity to exercise Christian principles.

VPSTNt.K — WEST, Houston, Texas Anton Studeny born Feb. 8, 1884 at Dusniky, Europe, and died at Houston, July 23, 1958. Surviving him his children, Bohnnila M. Cmelka and one granddaughter, Frances Elizabeth. , After funeral rites perfornaed by Dr. J. S. Riley and Rev. H. R. Yount our Brother was laid to rest at Hollywood Cemetery in Houston.

Our deceased Brother Studeny came to Galveston first in 1908, he made his home with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jane of Richmond, Texas.

In the fall of 1910 he went back to his native land, and married his sweetheart whom be had left behind. January of 1911 he brought her to Texas, again to Richmond. They farmed for 10 years, then moved to Houston. where he took up his trade he had learned in Czechoslovakia. He opened his own shop in 1932 baking delicious French and Dainish pastries, and using his . artistic abilities decorating birthday and wedding cakes. Fruits,. flowers and animals shapel out of egg whites and sugar decorated many a christmas tree with the dainties. He retired in 1951. His wife preceded him in death in 1944.

Reported by Mrs. Fred Cmelka, daughter. ( )* IN MEMORIAM Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Temple, Texas, on August 6, 1958 for our Sister and Member of Lodge Hvezda Svobody No. 87, MRS. J. J. (ALBINA MAREK) LESIKAR who expired in Temple, Texas, on Aug. 4. 1958, at the age of 73.

Rev. Wilson Keenan officiated and burial was in Bellwood Memorial Park.

The deceased is survived by her husband, J. J . Lesikar, of Temple, one daughter, Mrs. Ed Shine, of Temple, and two sons, Laddie Lesikar of Houston, and George Lesikar of San Antonio.

In behalf of all members form Lodge No. 87, we wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. May she rest in eternal peace.

J. F. Chupick H. H. Heil Stanley Kacir Resolutions Committee Hvezda Svobody No. 87 *(

Survivors are two daughters,: Mrs. Robert (Ella) Vychopen and Mrs. Joe (Lauretta) Vychopen, both of Caldwell; two grandchildren, J. W. and Mary Lynn Vychopen, Caldwell; two sisters, Mrs. Tracy Macat of New Tabor and. Miss Frances Mikeska, of Caldwell.

Preceding her in death, - besides her husband, were six brothers: Pete, John, Joe, Tom, Henry and Frank Mikeska, • The above picture of the late Mrs. Mary Adamek was a very recent picture.

Daffy Definitions: Boy -- noise with It was taken on July 13, 1958.

Thanks to Brother M. Skrabanek for dirt on it.

Hobby — a kind of hard work you all the information given. — May our would beashamed to do for a living.

Sister rest in eternal peace. ; * Propaganda — the other side's case.

Thrift — a wonderful virtue, especialIN MEMORIAM • of our brother, Member of Lodge 88, ly in an ancestor.

YOUTH CLUB DALLAS LODGE 84 Dear Brothers and Sisters: On August 10, the teenage division of Lodge No. 84, of Dallas, had their monthly meeting as always, After the meeting there was a banquet given, honoring all of the Princes and Queen and their escorts of 1957.

The banquet was given at the SPJST Lodge No. 84.

There was a table set aside for all of the Princesses and Queen and their escorts.

On the table were five dolls representing the princesses and the Queen of last year. The dolls were dressed just as the princesses were dressed one year ago at the Princess dance.

The food that was served was delicious. We had fried chicken, potato salad and all of the triu.mings to go with it.

After everyone had finished their meal our President of Lodge 84, Mr. Sid Pokladnik, gave a speech. When he had finished his speech, he called on Queen Carole Nemec and King Joe Ondrusek to announce the old princesses which were: Mary Ellen Pekar, Jerry Ann Urban, Juanita Janousek, Cathy Adamelk, and our Queen Carole Nemec. At the same time the forth-coming princesses were announced. They are Juanita Janousek, Sandra Laza, Nodya Re.jcek and Ruby Valiqura. Their escorts are: James Madak, James Janousek, Richard Sykora, and Kenneth Brown I would like to thank everyone who helped to make the banquet a success, especially our Youth Leader, Mrs. Bessie Petr.

Fraternally yours, Juanita Janousek .s. .

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ATTENTION TEENAGERS! All those teenagers who live in the vicinity of Dallas and wish to learn the Beseda are cordially invited to attend the Beseda practices at the SPJST Hall, Lodge No. 84, 2625 Floyd St., Dallas, Texas.

The only requirements are that you are a teenager and that you have the few dollars to pay for a Beseda outfit.

Wednesday, August 20, 1958

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The practices are lield regularly once DEAR YOUTH a week on Thursday evening at 7:30.

This is a prize winning letter written Again I extend an invitation for all by a 18 year-old Schoolgirl in a conto attend. test of a fraternal order.

Cordially, For the last 10 of my 18 years, my Carole Nemec, Reporter, family have endured poverty. privation Teenage Division Lodge 84 and agony of spirit, all of which could have been avoided if my father had 4 (---LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS realized that life insurance was important enough to treat seriously.

Dear Mr. Hosek and Vestnik Readers: To meet payMents on our TV, car and On Sunday, August 10 an event took place here at our Lodge 84 that I for home, he let his life policy lapse, thinkone will always remember. Following our ing he'd get to it when other obligations teen-age meeting last year's Queen and were settled Then suddenly father's life ended, King, the Princesses and their ecsorts snuffed out in the shiny car he was paywere honored at a lovely banquet.

Everything was decorated simply beau- ing for instead of life insurance.

Mother, sister and I were literally pentifully especially the Queen's table. FIVe story-book dolls dressed to resemble the niless, swamped• with debts and no Queen and each Princess adorned the credit to lean on. Exit TV, car and home.

Mother, with no specialized training, table at which the rayal members sat.

These dolls were later given to the happy was poor material for a business woman; Princesses and the Queen as a memento but even could she have found a job, there were two little girls at home too of that night.

After we all finished our delicious meal young to leave.

What happened? We were shipped — Richard Sykora, our teen-age club President. introduced Mr. Sid Pokladnik, the an unwelcome family package — from President of our Mother Lodge. Mr. Pok- one relative to another, until mother beladnik rendered a very inspiring speech came broke in health and spirit and my which made each boy and girl, their sister was taken from a normal girlhood parents, and everyone else who was and cast for the role of Bread-whiner.

My father's mistake had taught me present proud to be a part of this wonderful organization. He then presented one great lesson. When I marry and last year's Queen and King, the Princes- have my own family I shall build my ses and their escorts for the last time. future peace of mind around Life Then our wonderful Queen Carole Insurance! My children and I are Not Nemec introduced the new princesses going to live in the homes of reluctant for this year and King Joe Ondrusek relations. if ,my husband is suddenly snatched away! Life insurance will come introduced their escorts.

When all the speeches were completed first And by FIFST, I mean that we the supper was fallowed by a dance will deny everything, if necessary to keep our policy in force. which was enjoyed by all teen-agers.

Why? It will mean blessed protection Yes, it was a wonderful night and a wonderful year. I will always remember and independence for my family; edulast year as one full of excitement and cational advantages for my children; payments of financial obligations, but joyous times.

A special word of thanks to Mrs. Emil most important — guarantee for all of Petr, our beloved youth director to whom us for a place in the sun of Life, if we owe so much and to Mr. Sid Poklad- death should take my husband, ) 414 • nik, who is always around when we teenagers need his assistance. Without these two wonderful people our teen-age club could not be what it is. Also a word of good luck to last year's Queen and King, Carole Ann Nemec and Joe Ondrusek, who have done so much for our club This new Column in our Vestnik has during their reign. And good luck to all gained favor with our readers, in order the new princesses. to keep this Column interesting we May God bless each and everyone of solicit your cooperation and we would you wonderful people and many many be very grateful if you would send us thanks for everything. ! some clippings from your local news-.

Sincerely yours, paper about persons with Czech na'T,es, Jerry Ann Urban, SPJST of Czech descent, and/or who are SPJST Teen Princess '57 i Members. We solicit clippings or parts Editor's Note: Thanks for your nice I of articles of "dooings in our Czech letter. It is always a pleasure for me settlements. to receive isuch nice inspiring letters If possible include local lodge affiliafrom your lodge about its activities. tion of members of our SPJST. The

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clippings that you send hi will be reprinted at space permits.

We hope this column will serve to keep us well informed and closer together in our brotherhood.

• • Dallas—Two gunmen shot down a tavern operator at his home Monday before he drove them off with return fire.

Wesley Joseph Strouhal suffered nine wounds in the early morning gunbattle in South Dallas. His condition was believed not serious.

• • Army Pvt. Daniel J. Klimek. son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph J. Klimek, Rt. 2, Fayetteville, recently completed 8 weeks of basic combat training at Fort Carson, Colo. o o The marriage of Miss Evelyn Marie Skubal and Johnnie J. Kubicek was solemnized in Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Frelsburg Sunday morning. * Mrs. John A. Bartosh of Anunannsville who had been a patient at M. B. Anderson hospital in Houston the past five weeks recovering from a major operation, returned home Sunday. She was brought home by her son-in-law and daughter. ♦ • Directors of the Slavonic Mutual Fire Insurance Association held their semiannual meeting in Houston.

The board is composed of nine members, two being from Granger, and includes Jno. P. Trlica, treasurer of the organization, and I. C. Parma, a board member.

• • A dance sponsored by the Ellinger Farm Bureau is scheduled for Tuesday night of this week. The event will feature the music of Ray Krenek's orchestra and adMission will be by donation.

Door prizes will be awarded.

• Clarence Bohot of Smithville, son of Mrs. Alvin Bohot of La Grange, lost part of three fingers of his left hand when they were caught under a metal press recently.

La Grange's new fire truck is expected to arrive within two weeks, it was reported by Chief A. H. Spacek to the La Grange Fire Department during its meeting Thursday night.

Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Martinka have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Joyce Ann to Charlie Palla, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Palla, Sr. The wedding

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will he an event of October 4,, in the SS Club, is rapidly drawing to a close.

Four teams of little league (non-afCyril and Methodius Catholic Church in filiated) two teams of 13, 14, and 15 year Granger. olds, in baseball, and four teams of men's Rocky Dale Janes, eight pound son softball comprise the summer program.

The little league teams are managed born Aug. 5 in Houston to Mr. and Mrs. De1phin Janes of Houston. Grandpar- by: E. A. Smith, Jr.; Clayton Clowers; ents include :Mrs. Ed Jurca of Buck- Kenneth Sturdevant and Derl Gene bolts and Mr. and ,Mrs, Shier Sample of Warren. More than GO boys have participated in this program.

Houston, formerly of Buckhoits, • • The 13-14-15 year old teams are man On Sunday July 27, in Sts. Peter and aged by J, Hugh Green, and Emil SchilPaul Catholic Church in Erelsburg, the ler. Emil Schiller is general manager of impressive marriage ceremony of Miss the whole program.

Jocelyn Motl to Joe Henneke took place.

• The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Recognition went to Walter Labay, Mrs. Theo Motl of Frelsburg, vocational agriculture district super• • visor at Plainview, as the state's outFuneral services for Mrs. Sallye Dodds standing supervisor.

Eranicky, 42, daughter of Mrs. E. M. • • Sheppord of Temple, will be held Sunday Ben Bednar Jr. of Houstonson of Mr. afternoon at the Heights funeral home and Mrs. Ben Bednar and a native of in Houston. The Rev, Mr. Ladd, pastor LaGrange, will appear on the program of the Heights Baytist Church will offi- at the Sacred Heart parish bazaar. ciate. ) • 4, • • Sirs. Hranicky died in Houston Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stavinoha have returned, from a vacation in Tennessee where they visited their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stavinoha in Oak Ridge, Tenn., William is doing medical research at Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies and his wife, Karen, is attending the University of Tennessee.

• • Mr. nd Mrs. E. S. Kovar will board a plane Sunday at Austin for Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr. Kovar will attend the national convention of the Knights of Columbus.

• • Robert Stavinoha owenr of Stavinoha's has recently been awarded a service plaque by Fairbanks, Morse and Co., Chicago, manufacturers of home water systems, water heaters, softeners and many other products used throughout industry and agriculture. Stavinoha has been a Fairbanks, Morse dealer for 38 years.

• Russell Malinak, son of Dr. and Mrs. I,. I. Malinak has been moved from Baton Rouge, La., General Hospital to Scott and White Memorial Hospital. He is recovering from injuries received in an automobile accident which occurred 10 days ago in Baton Rouge.

Marla Renee Junek, eight pound, oneounce daughter born Aug. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Junek.

Rogers — The Rogers Community baseball and softball program, sponsored by the Rogers Community Service

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nesday night, August 20 if arangements can be made for another game with a team from Garland; Teas.

We had another nice turnout at the game which was indeed gratifying. After the game the whole group got together and enjoyed a very enjoyable visit.

The softball team wishes to urge and remind our members to attend the Anniversary Celebration at our Lodge Hall on the last weekend of this month, Aug. 30 and 31. Saturday night, August 30, Anniversary Dance to the music of Chuck Perkins and his Bavarian Playboys of Dallas, then Sunday August 31st, Anniversary Dinner starting at 12:30 p.m. . Accordion music by Mr. Jackah's Studio and his students from 1:30 to 2 . 30 a program featuring the "youth" of our Lodge under the direction of our Youth Leader, Sister Bessie Petr starting at 3:00 ' p.m. Then supper and a dance Sunday night, starting at '7:30 p.m. featuring the John Dlabj Orchestra. Let's all do our part and help our Lodge have a wonderful success of our 48th Anniversary Celebration.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma, Team Mgr. SPJST LODGE 84, Dallas • 4. • Defendant's telegram: WIRE ME HOW CASE CAME OUT. Attorney's telegram: RIGHT HAS TRIUMPHED. Defendant's telegram: APPEAL IMMEDIATELY.

SPJST SOFTBALL TEAM OF LODGE 84 Dear Brothers and Sisters.

Last night, Wednesday, Aug. 13, our softball team played St. Pius X. Catholic Church team a practice game and we defeated them by a score of 11 to 2.

Frank Mach III, hurled a very good game allowing only two hits, walked 5 batters and struck out ten. Only one of the above 2 runs were earned. Allen Dunn and Albin Vrana both caught good games behind the plate.

Leading hitters with 2 hits apiece were Jody Rejcek, Allen Dunn and Ben Jarma. Getting single safties were Ted Dusek Jr., Frank Mach, Joe Jaralik and Jack Moffitt. Getting on base via walks was Ted Dusek who drew 3 free passes.

The team played very good ball defensively as 2 doubles were made and only 1 error was committed. Despite the heat, the team played good ball and enjoyed the game.

We may play another game next Wed-

WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald (Vestnik) as follows: My new address is:

Hy old address:

belong to Lodge No Fraternally, Signature

Wednesday, August 20, 1958

WHO INHERITS PROPERTY IN ABSENCE OF A WILL What will happen if you should die without executing a legal and proper will? Who will inherit your property?

Your husband, wife, mother, father, children, your wife's relatives? The best way you can say who will have it is to provide a will which will protect your rightful beneficiaries and dispose of your property in accordance with your wishes.

When a deceased has no will, or dies "intestate" as the law calls it, the property of that person is distributed according to a detailed formula fixed by law. In some cases this may be the way you yourself would divide it — but in many cases it is not.

The provisions of the law concerning the distribution of the property of a person who dies without a will are rather complicated, and all of the possibilities cannot be covered by a general statement.

There are different rules for real estate and for personal property, for community property and for separate property, for homestead property, and for all of the many possible combinations of surviving relatives. Each situation must be carefully studied to determine th,r correct distribution of the property.

For example here is a general idea of how the community property which you and your spouse have accumulated will be divided if you do not have a will prior to your death.

If your husband or wife survives and there are no children. the surviving spouse receives all of the property.

If, in addition, there are surviving children or descendants of deceased children, they would divide one-half of the property, while the surviving spouse would receive the other one-half.

Of course, grandchildren do not share in the estate unless their parent who would inherit is deceased. And when descendants of previously deceased children do inherit, they receive only the portion that the child would have re-

VtSTNiK — WEST, TEXAS ceived, regardless of the number of such descendants.

An odd note, perhaps, is that the surviving spouse already owns one-half of the community estate prior to your death, and the law adds nothing to this share when there are children surviving.

When there, are only children and their descendants surviving, they divide the entire community estate between them.

The death of an intestate person (one who has made no will) may give rise to many problems regarding distribution of his separate estate. In the preceding column we investigated the manner of dividing the community estate upon the death of a husband or wife. Now we shall see that when separate property is involved, a completely different set of rules applies in determining heirship and apportioning the estate among the rightful claimants.

It may be well to recall that the separate estate of a husband or wife includes property owned by either before marriage, and that which is acquired after marriage by gift or inheritance.

Any other property acquired after marriage is presumed by law to be community property until the contrary is clearly proved.

Now, here is a general idea as to how your separate property will be divided if you do not make a will with contrary provisions prior to your death.

If your husband or wife survives and if, in addition, there are surviving children or descendants of previously deceased children, the children and their descendants immediately obtain a full (fee) title in two-thirds of the real estate involved. The surviving spouse receives a life interest in the remaining one third of the real property, which passes on to the children and their descendants upon the death of the spouse.

The rule for distributing personal property — cash, stocks, bonds, furniture, or any other items not constituting real estate — is different. Here the surviving spouse gets full ownership of onethird and the children and their descendants inherit the balance.

Now suppose your husband Or wife survives, but there are no surviving children or their descendants. In this case the surviving spouse inherits all of the personal property involved.

With regard to real estate, the survivor obtains full title to one-half, and the other half is divided between your mother and father, if both survive you.

If only one of the survives, he or she receives only half of this portion, and the other half (or one-fourth of the

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And, if there are no parents or brothers and sisters (and their descendants) surviving, then the surviving husband or wife inherits all of the real estate.

(This column, based on Texas law, is writen to inform — not to advise.

No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who is fully advised concerning the facts involved, because a slight variance in facts may change the application of the law). ) • 4,,

Citizenship QUESTION: In order to determine whether our daughter is an American citizen it is necessary for me to establish the date when I entered the United States. I arrived on a Scandinavian shipping line in 19. 12, sometime in the spring, but cannot remember the name of the boat. Is there any way in which we can find out the ship upon which we arrived?

ANSWER: In many instances such information appears in the petition fot naturalization. If you have been naturalized as an American citizen, it is quite likely, therefore, that you may obtain this information from the files of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. If such information is not available in its files you might apply to a social agency specializing in the field, Most social agencies have access to a book, now out of print, entitled the 'Morton Allen Directory of European Passenger Steamship Arrivals." There, listed by year, are the names and arrival dates of all passenger vessels sailing from European ports to United States Atlantic ports from 1890 to 1930 for the port of New York and from 1904 to 1926 for the other major ports. Once you have obtained the name and date of the ship, it may be easier to locate additional records, if those should be necessary. o, Painting doors? Keep metal hinges, locks and knobs clean by coating with petroleum jelly.

The paint can be wiped off after the door has dried.

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Wednesday, August 20, 1958

Age Assistance, Aid to the Blind, Aid to The vaccine is in plentiful supply and Dependent Children or Aid to the Per- inexpensive, so the decision is up to the manently and Totally Disabled provid- individual. No one is safe without the ing for the acceptance of funds from protection of the Salk polio vaccine.

• the Federal government for the purIn this issue appears the full text of pose of paying such assistance. the constitutional amendments to be NO. 9 (SJR 3) voted on at the general election on NoAuthorizes the Legislature to create a QUESTION: Two months ago I was vember 4.

Hospital District co-extensive with married to an American citizen. He is It is urged that you read each propos- corporated limits to the City of Amarillo, stationed in Europe, in the country of ed measure in ith entirity, and study Texas and a county wide Hospital Dismy birth, where he works for the United all of them carefully before you go to trict in Wichita County, Texas, and HosStates Army. My husband and I have the polls to cast your vote. pital Districts in Jefferson County, Tex- just come to the United States for a as.

NO. 1 (11PR-1) short visit. I would like to become an ) * 4, 0 (-------..

American citizen, but someone has told Provides for annual sessions of the legislature, changing the compensation, me that I must first reside in the United per diem and travel expenses of memStates for at least three years. I cannot Before the advent of the Salk polio do this at present as I must go back with bers of the legislature and authorizing temporary residence of the lieutenant vaccine, Texans prayed for a release my husband to his post abroad. Is there governor and speaker of the house in the from the raveges of paralytic polio for any other way of acquiring American citizenship? capitol building. themselves and for their children.

ANSWER: In your case, yes. The ImThe picture has changed a great deal NO. 2 (SJR 6) since then. With the announcement that migration and Nationality Act permits Authorizes each court to establish, aft- Dr. Jonas Salk had developed an effec. aliens married to American citzens to be er approval by its voters, a retirement, tive vaccine for the prevention of polio, naturalzed without any specified period disability and death compensation fund parents swarmed to their doctors and of residence in the United States, in covering the elective officers of the clinics to have their children protected. cases where the spouse is employed county or precinct, as well as the apSince then the incidence of paralytic abroad by pointive officers and employees of the polio has fallen many-fold, and an apa1. The government of the United county or precinct. thetic state of mind has fallen on many States; NO. 3 (HJR 30) 2. An American institution of research Texans concerning the need for protectProvides that vacancies inthe office of ing themselves. recognized as such by the Attorney Gencounty judge and justice of the peace Many students have received their eral; shall be filled by the commissioners 3. An American firm or corporation shots, resulting in a favorable vaccinacourt only until the next general elecengaged in whole or in part in develoption picture among school age children. tion. ment of foreign trade and commerce of As a result this year and last year has NO. 4 (HJR 31) the United States, or a subsidiary thereProvides that any district, county, or seen the pre-school age children with of; or precinct official serving a four-year term the highest attack rate of paralytic polio 4. A public international organization must resign before announcing for a .Who should be vaccinated? Everyone in which the United States participates different office if there remains un- can benefit from polio vaccine inocula- by treaty or statute. served more than one year of the term tions, since the disease strikes all ages.

To be naturalized in such cases the However, the present goal is to vaccifor which he was elected. alien must appear before any naturalnate the most susceptible groups — from NO. -5 (RJR 48) ization court in the United States and Provides that a Home Rule City may infants to age 40. Especially lax in re- declare in good faith that he or she provide by Charter Provision, and a ceiving the shots are children under 5 intends to take up residence within the city operating under the general laws and adults over 20.

United States as soon as the employmay provide by majority vote, for a The vaccine protects only those who ment abroad of the citizen spouse is terlonger term of office than two years for have been inoculated. The immunity of minated. All other naturalization re-its officers either elective or appointive your friends and neighbors cannot pro- quirements must of course be met, exor both not to exceed four years. tect you. Although the vaccine prevents cept that the alien does not have to NO. 6 (11.111 17) Paralytic polio from occurring, it does- show any period of residence in the U.S. Provides for pension to retired Texas n't eliminate the polio viruses that cause such as is ordinarily required. Further, Rangers who are ineligible to participate the disease. The viruses can remain in the alien does not need to show three in the Employees Retirement System of circulation in the population, and are years of marriage; which is required Texas, and their widows. passed from person to person by car- for the naturalization of aliens marNO. 7 (HJR, 4) ried to American citizens living in the riers.

Authorizes the Legislature to make United States.

You are not adequately protected unappropriations and establish procedure ) * 4, • ( for advertising the historical, natural. less you have all three shots, properly Napoleon III, acquired such skill in the agricultural, industrial, educational, re- spaced. The second shot is given two to creational and other resources of Texas. six weeks after the first; the third, 7 art of lying. You could not even depend to 12 months after the second. It is im- upon the exact contrary of what he said.

NO. 8 (Tug' 36) —H, 'W. Emmerson Gives the Legislature the power to portant that we have that third shot!

• • No vaccine ever has been 100 per cent authorize vendor payments for medical One of the surest of all truths is that care in addition to the amount paid in effective, however, the Salk vaccine has the form of direct public assistance to proven 60 to 90 per cent effective. That life will give you no more than you give and on behalf of needy recipients of Old is reason enough to get your shots now. it. — Norman Vincent Peal

Nine Amendments To Be Voted On

Naturalization

About Polio Vaccine

Wednesday, August 20, 1958 SUMMER TIPS ON BABY CARE

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FULL DATA NEEDED FOR DRIVER'S LICENSE

While summer means beaches, vacaThe Texas Department of Public Safetions and fun for most of us, it can also pose some hot weather problems for ty reports that it is returning applicanearly every member of the family, in- tions and fees for renewal of Texas Driver Licenses at the rate of one thousand cluding baby. per week because of information inIn the matter of feeding, just as adults sufficient to identify the applicant. are apt to taper off on food. babies too The wholesale return of DL applicaare likely to go off their regular eating schedulewhen temperatures soar, and tions is brought on by the omission of a can be just as finicky about food as any number of factors that must be includgrown-up according to the Beach-Nut ed for the proper identification of the person desiring to renew a driver license. nutrition staff.

The department reported that it must During extremely hot weather, moth- have the full name of the individual, er need not worry unduly if baby de- the person's birth date and current adcides to go on a "hunger strike," and, dress. The number of the old license is a should keep the infant on his fegular quick means of identification. formula along with the possible addiMost of the information needed is altion of water. (Mother should offer water—not insist). Also, during such weath- ready included on the renewal notice er, baby may enjoy spoon food better that is sent by the department to the when it is offered at room temperature. motorist phior to the expiration of his Baby's summer appetite can often be license. A space is provided for that stimulated by including more fruits in license owner to change his address.

H. C. Smith, manager of theDPS Lihis,diet. Tasty and refreshing fruits are cense Issuance and Drivers Record secavailable in an acssortment of strained and junior baby foods which are light tion, reports that most of the difficulty come when a person applies for reand esy digested. newal without returning a renewal noFor comfort, babies should be dressed tice. In this type or fenewal application according to the thermometer and the the individual simply writes a letter and humid days when even a ,diaper will be includes the fee. almost too much clothing — there are Insufficient information in renewal other days when a clothing will feel applications received by the Texas DPS good .Ordinarily, when the tempera- set up a chain reaction of processes for ture is in the 80s and the humidity not identification of the individual asking too great, a new baby s comfortable ly- for a new license. But in many instances ing around with only a diaper and band. the search is hopeless.

On extremely hot days, babies should When a man gives the name of A. B. not be placed in the sun at the height of Smith in his renewal application, file the day—that is from 11:00 a.m. until clerks of the Drivers License service of 4:00 p.m. Outdoors in the shade is de- the state police organization set to work sirable, but great care should be exercis- in an attempt to identify the individual ed,when exposing baby to the sun not to by birth 'date, address or other informablister him. Sun filter creams are valu- tion contained in his permanent file able in preventing blistering, but such However, if all identifying information excessive exposure to the sun is entirely does not correspond the application unnecessary anyway. must be returned to the individual.

You can imagine the task that awaits An occasional dip in tepid water — not cold water — will help to refresh him a DL clerk who must search through a on hot days. After drying, baby powder file that contains more than five-million applied with sterile cotton balls will add individual records and more specifically to look for the name of A. B. Smith in 35 to his comfort.

During the hot part of the day, baby's trays with each containing 700 perconal room can be kept comfortably cool by record files. There are 36,400 files in the keeping the windows closed to shut out department's massive record system midday heat, and by drawing the shades bearing the name of Smith. In order that or venetian blinds. On excessively humid it may improve its service of renewing nights, an electric fan may be used, but licenses with a minimum of delay to not turned directly on baby's body. Thte motorists, the Texas Department of air should be playing above his body. Public Safety asks that you give comAs a rule, baby will be comfortable in plete information.

A woman should give her date of birth a room temperature of about 68 to 70 degrees, with one or two light blankets all given names, and her surname. If at k night and usual cotton sleeping she is married, she should also give her maiden surname. clothes.

POLKA DANCE CALENDAR

By Calvin C. Chervenka Saturday, August 23 Emil Bartos orchestra -- Sons of Herman Hall in Dacosta Ed Earaizl orchestra — SPJST Lodge 54 Hall in West Slim Haisler orchestra — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Lee use orchestra — Fair Brounds in La Grange Ray Krenek and Bill Mraz orchestras — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston Sil Krenek orchestra — Cantr.ine Hall Rudy Kurtz orchestra — Echo Hall in New Braunfels Vrazel Polka Band — Wedding Dance — SPJST Star Hall at Seaton near Temple Sunday, August 24 Emil Marton orchestra — Day and Night Picnic and Dance — American Legion Hall in Caldwell Henry Brosch orchestra — Day and Nite Picnic and Dance—VFW Hall in 0-ranger.

Lee use orchestra — Feast and Dance — Schulenburg Hall Joe Patek orchestra — National Hall in Cameron.

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 Vestaik 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 td Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Tex ) Madame had just had her hair cut and remarked to her husband: `Now I don't look like a little old lady any more."

"No." he agreed. "Now. you look like a little old man."

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Wednesday, August 20, 1958

Needville Lodge 81 will hold a allclay Picnic with barbecue and other good AT LODGE FOKROK DALLAS NO. 84 things to eat with refreshments and Uncle Sam's National Park System Dance at night. You all come Sept. the 2625 Floyd St.. Dallas, Texas expects to play host to 13 million tour7th. ists this season. That is to say, one out Saturday, August 30, Anniversary of every dozen Americans.

Dance, Music by Chuck Perkins and the Bavarian Playboys of Dallas, Texas.

Most popular of the scenic attractions There will be a new SPJST Lodge or(Featuring Six Dutchmen Style of Mu- ganized at Beaumont. So please keep offered are the mountain reservations sic) this in mind and reserve the meeting which alone look for almost eight milSunday, August 31 Anniversary Din- date of Sunday November the 23rd for lion sightseers, notes the National Geoner starting at 12:00 p. m., Program in this occasion. graphic Society. afternoon and dance at Night starting • Judging by 1948 recors, more than a at 8:00 p. m. Music by John Dlabaj or= million visitors will journey through the ,,hestra.

JOURDANTON Great Smoky and Shenandoah sections Saturday, September, Dance, Music

by Faraizl's orchestra of Ft. Worth, Tex. Free Wedding Dance, Saturday night of the 'Appalachian Mountain chain, Saturday, September 20, Dance, Music August 23rd, at the H and H Hall. Hon- whide Acadia National Park in Maine

by Eric Honza's orchestra oring bride, Betty Lou Valchar and will draw about a half mIlion to enjoy the rugged granite beauty of Mount Saturday, October 4, "Vinobrani" groom Lloyd House.

(Harvest Dance) Music by Joe PokladMusic by "The Media Valley Play- Desert Island. nik's orchestra boys" You all come.

For the rest of the mountain vacaSaturday, October 18, Barn Dance, Mu tioners it will be westward ho. The big • 4,, sic by Jon Rejcek's orchestra drawing cards there, in order of pouSaturday, November 1, Dance, Musa "The girl next door has a dress ex- larity, are the national parks of Rocky

by Eric Honza's orchestra actly like mine," Harvey's wife com- Mountain, Colorado; Yellowstone in Saturday, November 15, Dance, Mu• Wyoming, Montana and Idaho; Mount plained. sic by Faraizl's orchestra of Fort Wort11 "And I suppose you want me to buy Ranier, Washington; Yosemite, CaliSaturday, November 29, Dance, Music fornia; Glacier, Montana: Lassen Volyou a new one," he answered.

by Joe Pokladnik's orchestra `.Well, it would be cheaper than mov- canic, California; Grand Teton, WyoWednesday, December 31, "New Year's ming, and Big Bend, Texas.

Eve Dance" (From 9:00 p. m. to 4:00 a. ing," she chirped. m.) Music by John Rejcek's orchestra.

• LODGE 54 JAROMIR, WEST ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING DANCES Aug. 23 — Faraizl orch. Fort Worth, Texas September Dances awro•ao....1,••••oaw.a•wo•111s.

10.0 .0Mq .ow Sept. 6 — Eric Honza, Ennis, Texas Sept. 13 — Slim Haisler, Temple, Tex. Sept. 20 -- Vrazel's Polka Band, CamJa si zde p •eji vysloviti miij uprimnY dik lido veron, Texas Sept. 27 — Faraizl orch. Fort Worth. kresu Wharton za jejich mnoha dohroCini uzmini ,kte-

Calendar of Activities

Our National Parks

PODEKOVANI

Big recreation program the second Sunday in September of Lodge 39. Bry. an, Texas at the ODHS Hall with danc• ing, singing, fun for everybody, children's program, refreshments. So you all come — Sept. 14.

Our Lodge 66 at Elm Mott will hold a big Laborday Celebration and Picnic with a Turkey Dinner, good Sausage, refreshments, games, fun for all and Dance at night. So you all come out on August the 31 to the Linden Hall.

• We have been asked by our Brother Joe Maca, Secretary of Lodge 130 of Dallas to publish in the Vestnik that until further notice all Lodge Jaro meetings will be held on the new Sokol grounds near Vickery under our Pecan trees. Our members are requested tc attend our important meetings.

reho se mne dostalo v moji kandidatuie o uiad okresniho klerka.

Mnoha . lidu kteii pro mne volili a nine podporovali v mojcm tispeAnem zatrode, vyslovnji mtij upi•mnS! dik.

Va2ge navgteva do fii•adovny okresniho klerka bade 'tidy vitana

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Wednesday, August 20, 1958

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Hot Springs Preferred Official figures disclose, however, that the mountains have not always been as popular as they are now. During horseand-buggy days of the century's first decade the American people seemed to prefer the milder attractions of such spas as Hot Springs, Arkansas, and Platt National Park in southern Oklahoma.

The reputed medicinal value of the government-controlled Hot Springs waters drew more visitors than all the national parks combined in 1910. But, as President Taft pointed out at the time, Yellowstone and Yosemite. The boom years of the 1920's ushered in a new era for all the national parks.

Forests Popular The automobile, improved roads ready cash drew millions instead of the previous thousands to the parks. Despite the economic depression of the 30's, their appeal as vacation spots continued to grow. Attendance more than doubled between 1931 and 1940, with two new parks — the Great Smoky Mountains and Shenandoah — drawing the lion's share of the visitors.

Second in popularity to the mountains are parks featuring primeval

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ests and lakes, among them Crater Lake, Oregon; Olympic, Washigton; Sequoia, California; Isle Royale, -Michigan; Ever glades, Florida, and Hawaii, Territory of Hawaii.

Hot Springs and Platt are expected to draw a million and half visitors; and so are the four canyon parks — Grand Canyon, Arizona; Bryce Canyon and Zion, Utah, and Kings Canyon, California The three cavern parks — Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico; Manmmoth Cave, Kentucky; and Wind Cave, South 'Dakota — with unique Mesa Verde in Colorado, complete the top list of vacation magnets.

• 4 • ( CONGRESSMAN JIM WRIGHT'S NEWS LETTER While the U. S. once stood as a shining symbol of freedom and liberty for the oppressed, the image of America which now flashes in many eyes throughout the world portrays us less as a symbol of liberty than as the symbol of wealth.

Perhaps the most bitter complaint against us is that we do not consistently stand up for individual freedoms. In Latin America and elsewhere it is charged we have made our alliances with

local dictators rather than with those who yearn for freedom.

It is this point, it seems to me, on which we have allowed ourselves to become vulnerable. The illustrations are legion. The sanctuary we gave to the Hungarian freedom fighters, for instance, was a tenuous one, and now shrill voices are being raised to demand the return of many of these to almost certain imprisonment and death at the hands of the tyrants from. whom they fled.

In Venezuela we went along with the brutal tyranny of General Perez Jimenez, and our government even congratulated him on putting down a revolt just days before he was finally reposed. After he was overthrown, we provided sanctuary for this discredited dictator and for the head of his secret police. This bitterly rankles with those Vmezuelians who had risked their very lives to overthrow his regime.

More recently, we seemed to be giving silent assent while the Cuban strongman, Batista, brutally crushed the freedom of the press and methodically snuffed out every vestige of individual liberty in smothering his local opposition.

VEikEJNE CVItEN1 Pokida

ELECT

Sokol Fort Worth V NEWELL DNE. 24. SRPNA v Sokolovne 3221 N. W. 28th Fort Worth, Texas

SEARS McGEE

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Spoleenk abed ve 12 do 2 hadiri ve•C'eie ad 5:30 do 7 hodin veeer Vekeine evieeni zapoene 3:30 hod. odpoledne do 5:30

Judge - 55th District Court GRIVIMINNIONI117,011M,

7 YEARS JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE IN HARRIS COUNTY Qualified — Con cientious — Courteous — Impartial

Veer Tane6ni Zabava Zdarrna HUDBA AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS, LOCAL NO. 72 POD VEDENIM JOE MILANA VSechny mile piatele sokola uctive zve cvieitelskV sbor

SEARS McGEE IS A MEMBER OF THE S.P.J.S.T. LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS

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By Districts January 1st, 1958 to July 31st., 1958 Members

Insurance

Number One

88

$107,500.

Number Two

84

114,000.

Number Three

252

309,000.

Number Four

38

38,000.

Number Five

93

192,000.

Number Six

147

171,500.

Number Seven

102

123,000.

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$1,055,000.

District

Supreme Lodge SPAT Temple Texas August 1st., 1958

Fraternally yours, Edward L. Marek