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

ROC Cislo (No.) 37

(VOLIJNIE) XLV4II 21. Z.104 (SEPTEMBER) 1960

Official. Organ of Slovanio Benevolent Order of the.

State of Texas

BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

JAZYKOVA OTAZKA Projekt americkStch skupin pro vytfeo- ke naxodni skupiny upozorneni cele vani cizkch jazykit ve Spoj. Statech. zeme na jejich jazykove a kulturni dePH oznamovani projektu dr. Fishman dictvi. Je soudasne i k obpoukazoval na fakt, ze americkym pe- jasneni zpiisobii a prostredku k irdinnej dagogum a vladnim organiim pirsobi jiZ Shim zachovani tohoto dedictvi a k jeho dalgimu rozvoji, jako2 i prilelitosti pro deli dobu starosti skutednost, ze pomernarodni lorganisace a jejich 'deny, aby ne jen mak) Ameridana ovlada vedle sve materkiny je gte nejakou jinou rec. A se aktivne zapojili do projektu, kterY piece na posileni americk3ich kulturnich ma velikk vYznarn jak pro no same, obchodnich a diplomatickYch stykii je tak' i pro jejich zemi." treba stale vice prOve takovYch lidi, kte Ziskavani presnYch a podrobwich inri umi mluviti, disti a psati v jine redi.

Je zde ovgem jedna skupina — pristeho formaci a mnoho vecech, ktere je treba valci a jejich deti — ktera na tomto studovati ye spojitosti s prozkumem, vypoll vynika, ale na ge znalosti o ni jsou Zadd si gtedre kooperace narodnich a mistnich organisaci a predakti narodaz dosud nedostadujici. inch skupin. Dr. Fishman Nita, ze rad Planova0m dvouletm prozkumem uslygi ode vgech, kdoZ se o akci zajimama se proto zjistiti, co narodnostni sku- ji, zvlagte vgak od narodnostnich ,orgapiny ye SpojenS7ch statech delaji na za- nisaci, ktere jazyku vyuduji, a ad' rodichovani svSrch rodnYch jazykti, jestli a du, "kteri se snak naueiti (Teti svemu jak , dilkladne uci temto reamn sve dal materskemit jazyku. Doufam, ze se mi a mlade2, a co predaci organisaci techto ozve co nejvice techto organisaci a j eskupin soudi o moZnosti zdokonaliti zna dinctl, a ze se od nich dovim co nejvilost techto jazykii mezi s ySani prislugni- ce o jejich irspechu nebo netspechu. — ky. Ve zkoumani budou zahrnuty cizoja Jejich zkugenosti budou miti v prigtich zyenk tisk a rozhlas, jakoZ i odpoved' letech velkou cenu pro jine." na ,otazku, co podnikaji stredogkolgti a Jednotlivci i organisace, ochotni spovysokogkolg ti profesoki fedi na zuZitkovani jazykoveho bohatstvi narodnostnich lupracovati s drem Fishmanem, mohou mu psati na tuto newyorskou adresu:'— skupin.

Schfize prvniho distr.

Ve sve nedelni parade na g prvni okrsek ve schtizi konane u radu 39. pobliZe Bryan, °pet ueinil krok ku pkeclu. — NavReva byla sice slab& jak obyeejne bYva ale porad schnze a prednesy deZe uspokojive.

Dostavili se firednici 1-Ilavni Ukadovny a zastupci zdruZenYch radu tohoto okrsku, ad mnohe rady tohoto okrsku ku sve Skode zastoupeni nebyli. Po formalitach okrskovYcha privitani a pkedstaveni podane strudne zpravy idecinikti okrsku a pak predveden obsahlk program mladeZe. Na ge mlade sestridky od radu Oslo 9. ze Snook, melt peelive nacvi Gene dislo, ktedrir se v gem pkitomnSm zavdedily. Vg echny proslovy hostfr ac jen kratke byli prilehajici a vdeene pHjate. — Nav gteva od radii NovY Tabor byla podetn • a toto sejiti se ze v gerni nas ov Tento nag rad v Bryan gem potegilo. s jeho slibnou mladek jsem jist, vzroste v kratkosti v mohutO tad, coZ ovSeru bude k nas vgech radosti.

Buderne se zas te giti na prigti podnik radu a pkejeme Vara v gem tam mnoho zdaru. — Dlouha cesta k domovu \Teem rozlouditi se s prateli nas s kYm jsme se opomeli ve spechu rozle Na si Podle sloe dra. Fishmana je zkouma- Language Resources Project, 11 West eiti, laskave nam prominte. ni "vYzna,mnou prilektosti pro americ- 57th Str. New York 18, N. Y. danou.

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Od redakEniho stolku v nemocnici v San Antonio leli teZ Co pies tirden jsem ce nemocen Dr. E. H. Marek z Yoakum a proto Ze je jiZ 72 let star jeho sta y je vazny. zaslechl • •

Entered as second class mall Matter, Januar y 3rd, 1 g33 at West, Texas, under the Act of Congress of A. 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Su p reme Lodge SIMST, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas,

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ve Fort Worth Sokolska Jednota opravuje svoji. sift a telocvienu i p•istavu ji a zatizuji v,3e pro pohodli navgtevni ku i cvieicich. Mame s toho ovgem radost a tegime se, 2e zlep'g eni prospeje nejen Jednote Sokolske ale i taclu 154, kterY v Sokolovne ma jig pa leta sve sidlo. ♦ • —2e velke barbecue chysta, pro navgtev niky Sokol v Houston a taneeni zabavu dne 25. zati. 8koda jen, ze je k Vam tak daleko.

— 2e Dorothy Jean Polagkova z Yoakum jest nevestou Toma Sitky ze Shiner a budou sezdani v Yoakum. Blahoptejeme.

• • v Taiton sezdana byla sleena Barugka Fueikova z El Campo s Edvinem 1-Irneitem teZ El Campo kterY jest (leitelem na High School, • • 2e v Granger manlele Jos. M. Ma— chu slavili minulY tYden svoji 50ti letou svatbu. Sjela, se velka jejich rodina te2 =oho jejich ptatel a znamYch. Sr— 2e v Buckholts, na ge sestry a bratti deene Vam blahoprejeme.

• • eini rozsahle pripravy k okrskove schaZe tad 84 v Dallas, potada letos jak zi, ktera se tam bude konat , dne 16. kijna (Oct.) v jejich velke radove sini. — jind leta zabavu podzimniho "VinobraVelk'a navgteva vgech zdruZenYch kadil ni" coZ jest tobyeejne velka legrace a tohoto okrsku jest ptislibena. Modli- kiaZdY se pekne pobavi, obzvlagte kdy'Z se pH kradeli ovoce neda "lapnout". — me se o pekne poeasi pro ten den. ♦ • Chysta se ten podnik na 1. kijna (Oct.) — 2e v honebni sezone je pry zapotteby a kaZdY je pry zvan.

• • na nagem venkove obzvla gte, velike 0patrnosti aby se ptede glo neAtestim ktere — 2e v kostele St. Marys v Hallettsville byla sezdana sleena Dornakova z Hounas uvrhnou v zarmutek. ston s Toma:Sem Kainerem ze SchulenZe dne 16. tijna bude v Baltimore =- burg.

• • tend, pamatka, slavneho ptistehovalce minuly" tSiden zemi'ela pant' Johacha, Augustina Hehnana, kterY byl pr y -nimaturdzovnYabem&ho na Prochazkovo, v Hillje a pochovana na hrbitove sv. ktiZe vedle sveho pavodu.

— 2e die zdelen sestry Soukupove, nage SPJST tady se chystaji vypraviti se k pristi distriktni schazi spoleene ve velkem busu tak aby na g okres McLennan byl poeetne zastoupen. Schilze okrskova se bude konat v Dallas v Sokolovne a domova 'radii 130 na 7448 Greenville Ave, dne 25. zati. -- Program toho dne najdete na jinem misti.

• • — 2e v rodiny J. F. Kudrny doekali se pekneho ptirtstku, tota holeieka a vim Ze oni i obe jejich babiety v Ennis a Dallas s toho nadeleni mail uptimnou radost.

• • — 2e pry` nas start pfitel Slava StudnienY se ,objevil v Ennis, eemu se ovgem nedivime, ale mrzi nas, ze se to u nas ye West neukazal, naposled jsme byli spo lu o Sokolskom sletu v Corpus Christi 1948.

• 4, - Radostne nadeleni se doekali u tan v Lancaster a teZ u Willie TrojaekovSrch v Ennis a pfejeme jim vAem to ,rodine raclosti a dal g zdar.

ye Smithville zemtela pani Anton P geneikova a pohtbena za velke aeasti ptatel, rodiny a osadnika.

• • — 2e pry bratr Jan Willy v Crosby dne 15. srpna oslavoval osmdesatku. Blahoprejeme mu proto ze vyhlili jak 55nik.

Inu, jak Dragoun.

— 2e v blizkem mesteeku Troy, na ceste do Temple obeane nove inkorporovaneho mesta Troy v okrese Bell, zvolili si prvni mestske Atedniky mezi je Sidney Kacit, jako mestsk3"r pravnik.

V novern mesteeku Zije 460 osob a rozloha mesteeka je 990 akril. Prvnim May lorem byl zvolen W. Frank Simmons, asst. administrator King Daughters Hos pital v Temple, Texas.

• • Diane Marie S ' unk a Richard E. Brawn byli oddani v katolickem kostele St. Joseph v Bellmead 5. zafi. Svatebni obrady vykonal dp. J. B. Walsh.

Nevesta je dcera manZ. Chas J. SulakovYch. 131ahoprejeme.

Ve stkedu, dne 21, zaki 1961 — 2e porota okresniho soudui McLennan po 6 hodinove parade uznala Jerry Tho mas Slova,ka, 24 leteho z Grand Prairie, Texas nevinnYm ze zabiti zpfisobenem neopatrnou jizdou autem 8 leteho chlap ce Jimmy Wiese, Rt. 2 West, kterY byl zasagen autem kizenYm Jerry T. Slavakern pit vystupovani ze Skolniho busu 20. kvetna t. r. a zraneni podlehl 15. eery na.

• • — 2e minulY tSrden byl vysvecen v krajanske ()sad& v Hilije katolickST kostel sv. Ondfeje. Po vysveceni slavnou mgi sv. v 10 hodin slouN1 mistni farak dp.

Jerom Stryk za, asistence dvou bYvalYch mistnich faraft, dp. Smila Vinklarka z Moulton a dp. Eduard JanskS7ho z Yoakum. Budova je zdena, moderniho slohu, uvnitk je 390 sedadel. Podjezd umoni ag do same chodby za de gtiveho poeasi.

• — 2e v El Campo zemkel krajan Wm. Mengik na srdeeni mrtvici a zanechal zde genu, dye decry a tki. syny kterYm vyslovujeme upkimn.ou soustrast.

V 2- - TNi1C — WEST,

&silk' Den na statni vSrstave v Dalt ,s

Zveme Vas fictive k fieasti eeskeho dne, kterY se bude konat dne 16. kijna 1960. pki Statni vSistave v Dallas, Texas ye "Wornens Building" od 10 hod. do 12:30 odp.

Ku Uprave poludu a za pkedsedu zvolen p. Nick Morris. — tajemnici Mrs. Lilian Kaska.

Zastupce spolkfi jsou:— Za Jednotu Sokol — sestra Marie Pkesestra Anna Zvolanek.

Za Katolickou Jednotu KJ2T:— Pi. Ch. Adameik, pi. C. F. Michalski, pi, Lillian Kaska.

Za kad Pokrok 84. SPJST br. Sid Pokladnik, ses. Bessie Petr. ses. Carol Ondrfigek.

Za kad Jaro 130, SPJST ses. B. Valeikova., ses. Martha Vrla.

Za Zapadni GBJ, W.B.F.A. — pan Nick Morris, p. Stanley Patak.

KagdY nag spolek ten kterST by si 0'61 bYti sileastnen hodnotnym ees14m Cislem na programa necht' se ihned — e u Frank Panu govSTch v Yoakum, s udanim podrobnosti u vYboru, dostali rodine nadeleni hezke deveatku a Mr. Nick Morris 2710 Blyth Dr. Dallas, to jim k piirfistku gratulujeme.

28, Texas aneb u Secretary: Mrs. Lillian Kaska 2218 Centerville Rd. Dallas 28, Texas.

— 2e pan ueitel vyggi. gkoly Jerome Ko4, • cian pki gel k zraneni pH hie u S"koly a musel bSiti k og etkeni odvezen. do Rengrove nemoenict, cog litujeme.

• • MinulY tYden nav gtevou v tiskarne nas pote gili mangele Joe Sramkovi z En— 2e easto dojde nam zdeleni, 2e tyto nis, kteki oba dobke vyhli gi, dale mankratgi zpravy z rezriSrch osad jsou veil- gele Hugo Sefeakovi z Dallas, a bratr a cc oblibene a 'g e by jste mohii pkispet, sestra Bartkova z Fort Worth od nageho udelati je jegte zajimavej g1, kdYg kratgi kadu 92. dale sestra Soukupova, br. R. zpravu od svYch pkatel z Va gich doma- Cervenka, Kti ganovi, br. F. Goeek a pozcich listü vystkihnutou nam za glete. Za- deje cela rodina br. Chas. Zicha z Fort vdeeite se innohYm. Na g Vestnik jest Worth, kteki se na krat gi navgteva za&ten po celSieh Sp. Statech v na gich za- stavili. — Vgechny jste nas poteSili. — mokskYch drg'avach, v Alagce, v Evrope Mimo techto nav gtevnikii si zdravici ze i Asii.

Povgirnli jste si dopisu ze Sau- syYch cest na nas vzpomeli manZele John di Arabii?

Pigte a udfite Si na g list imCIka z Waco. Jiste ge mail dobre eazajimavYm. sy u tech krasnYch Niagara Falls. Zdra• cs vi se narn vrat'te! ) • et• • ( Kaida pojistka, na gi SPJST provazena je nejen zarukou, Ze bude sprivne Opatrnosti nezbYvi dediciim vyplacena, ale je s ni spojeno Kluk: "Dejte ml pdl kila masa". tolik rfiznSrch vkhod jichi jeden kaidY' keznik: "Ma penize?" elen nemiiie jen zbeine plejIti. — Kluk: "Tatinek .ge to nesmim tete si vS'hody v certifikatu. kict a dostanu maso. Ze bych to tkeba )•4 jinak nediostal."

0 • V tom to vezi A.: "Gloveee, co tudelag?"

Tovaryg : "Ten pan, co tu byl rano, B. "Chci se povesit." posila kabat, 'Ze mu na zadech praskl, A.: "To si musite uvazati provaz kokd y t se zapinal."

Mistr: "Tak vidite! Kolikrat jsem vam lem krku a nikoliv kolem biicha."

B.: "Jã to zkusil, ale nemohl jsem dS7kekl, abyste ty knofliky nepki gival talc chati." pevne!"

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Ze iesteho okrsku Nag bratr Ig. 8enkyfik je jeden z nagich organisatorfi, kterY dosti east° do Vestniku napige povzbuzujici dopis 0 pomerech jeho okrsku, o na gi organisaeni: praci, a o tom ria gem sna2eni pit ziskavani noveho elenstva. — Jeho ochota nagemu spoleenemu sna geni velice prospiva, a jsme jemu proto idiky zavazane.

V kadein nagem okrsku se pomery ovgem valne rfizni ale prave proto a k nagema poueeni takove dopisy at' ji g v eegtirie aneb i do anglicke Usti jsou po-ddy douci a vitane. Nezapomerite.

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54 rok ádu Slovanski Lipa ve Waco Ve svem Linden Hall fad eislo 66. oslavil dne 16. zalii sve 54te 'Oro& od sveho zaloieni.

Tento ná Iád, jeho elenstvo a einovnici, zaslouii si uznani nas vAech. — Nokolik poslednich roku pracuji tam pospolu neunavne a visledek jejich snaenI pozorovati kaZdY mesic a ph kaieem jejich podniku. — V krasne zarizene sve adove sini elenstvo ma ifohodli a miiiou s hrdosti poukazati svirn prittelum a hostum, ie to ve jest Iiisledek spoleeneha dobreho snaieni. Do 55 roku, mnoho zdaru.

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Spojeni ádÜ v Penelope Dogla radostna zprava, ge nage dva Cody eislo 71 a eislo 145 v Penelope, ye s yYch schtzich elenove odhlasovali si, nasledkem toho, e oba rady mail pritornne jen menSi poeet Menu, pkeji, se spoilt a takto utvokiti v Penelope jeden i•ad, s eislem die pfani a k spojenosti vet giny elenstva a pak pracovati pospolu v dobre shode pro budouci rozkvat kadu spojeneho a cele na gi Jednoty.

Tato zprava ma slou2iti jako Utedni oznameni na geho usne geni a bude koneeneho sloueeni ponechana ve Vestoku, pro informaci nagich olent a nag Hlavni fdadovny. ) eya • ( Raids pojistka nagi SPJST provazena je nejen zarukou, e bude spravne dediciim vyplacena, ale je s ni spojeno tolik raznS7ch vYhod jichi jeden kaidS, Glen nemffie jen zbeine piejiti. — Freetete si vyhody v certifikatu.

VASTNilt — WEST, TIXAS

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My niZepsanY vYbor fadu 107 ve FloresVille, Texas, timto vyslovujeme za na ge- elenstvo pozirstale rodine po na.gem bratru Paul T. Kadlee na:;i nejuptininejai soustrast. Tento na g bratr zemi-el po delai nemoci v San Antonio, Nursing Home a zanechal zde poeetnou rodinu, ktera Zell jeho skonu. %1 star 69 let a jeden mesic, 21 draft Buda jeniu acme lehka.

Za res. vYbor.

Julia Vaclavik, Anna Kutae, VlastaFlowers.

• 4 • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI NiZe psanY vYbor fadu 107 ve Floresville, Texas za sve elenstvo vyslovuje rodine na$i zemfele sestry Mary Frances Pelich svoji uprimnou soustrast. Tato sestra ze mi-ela po delsi nemoci v nemocnici. ve Flo resville, dne 5. zafi a zanechala zde sveho mute, 3 dcery, 2 syny, 12 vnukt a tea celou fadu pratel a rodiny. Necht` odpoeiva v pokoji.

Za res. vYbor: Julia Vaclavik, Anna Kutae, Vlasta Flowers. ) • 4 • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI NgepsanY vYbor vyslovuje pozilstale rodine naai sestry Mary Mikula hlubokou soustrast elenstva 'Mu 'Oslo 72 Pokrok Jihu v Cameron, Texas. — Nage sestra zemkela ye staki 93 let u syna sveho v Cameron a byla po obfadech z kat. kostela ulolena k yeenemu odpoeinku na hfbitoy sv. Monica. — Bu diZ ji yeena pamet.

Za had — L. J. Slavik, Frank Mikulec, 13. A. Slavik.

Bratr Walter gpanhel na velcy odvolin ENAlo sniutne zdeleni, ze na g dobrY bratr, 'Oen fadu 130 Dallas na yeky odvolan, jegte v naladem yeku. Narodil se v Seaton, Bell Co., dne 28. srpna 1914. a zemrel nahle v Garland, Texas pobliZe Dallas, kde slouiil ja,ko mestskY radni.

Zanechal zcle zarmoucenou manZelku, 2 syny a 3 dcery pak otce, bratra a sestry.

Vyslovujeme'jinn v gem na gi ,uprimnou soustrast. — Vic o tato smutne zalelitosti v prigtirn disle.

• Dr. E. H. Marek zemiel Dr. Marek o kterem jsme se ye syYch zpravach zminil ze churavi, zemfel v 'San Antonske nemocnici. Dle zpra y. Narodil se v Brenham z rodiefi Josef a Emi lie Marek a byl po celY jeho plodnY Zivot velice tinny ve vefejnem Zivote v gude kde pfebY y al. SlouZil mestu Yoakum a tamnejai nemocnici co mestskY lekak po 29 let. Dle jeho pfani jeho telo bylo zpopelneno v Mission Park Crematorium v San Antonio, Texas. — Pokoj jeho popeli a oestna mu buda pamet.

• ( Prosim, laskave si pov gimnete v Ceske i v anglicke Casti vyzvani vYboru Ceskeho dne na statni vYstave v Dallas, dne 16. Mita k neasti a i podileni se hodnotnYm CeskYm eislem na program% ) • 4 • (Podzimni schiize nageho 3 okrsku jak oznameno, bude se konat 25. zaki v Dallas, na 7448. Greenville Avee v sini Sokol Dallas a icadu '6. 130. KrasnY program se piipravuje a koidY glen distriktu jest k freasti zvari.

FRI zwitNt VAgI ADRESY POU2IITE TOHOTO KUPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas ' 6,dam Vas zmenu me adresy jak nasleduje: Moje nova adr sa jest:—

Ve stfedu, dne 21. zail 1960

"CALENDA' V Dallas u fadu eislo 84. zaloZili zpevackY krouZek ve stkedu due 7. zaki a zvolili si vYbory tohoto krou2ku. Ve sae du dne 21. zati bade priati jejich schfize a prvni cvideni ye zpevu. Pkihlaste se za elena nebo elenku. Nezapomente 21. na 2625 Floyd St. Dallas, Lillie Jarma Secretary.

• • fzad 54. Jaromir ve West zmenil svoji schrIzi na, nedeli dne 9. fijna (Oct.) nasledkem toho, ze jejich sin byla proprijee na na pivni nedeli osadni slavnosti katolickelao kostela Abbott. Tedy si to laskave poznamenejte a pfijd'te do na si schfizi dne 9teho budeme slaviti Men-ske narozeniny. — Bad 54 ye West porno ci syYch snaZivYch sester zalozil odbor mladde rovna tak jak fad dish 6. Cottonwood pobliZe West i tam dobre pokraeuje. Velice nas to te'gi.

• • Schilze Enniskelm Zenskeho 'krouIku se bude konat posledni et yrtek dne 29. zafi opet v Sokolovne, hlasi pi. Joe Sram kova, ktera nas v tiskarne minuly tyden s jeji "Pepikem" nav gtivila. — Tegilo nas.

• VelkY vyroeni Picnic jest oznamen fadem "Tyr g" v Holland, Texas a site na nedeli dne 2. rijna (Oct.) phi sini fadu cis. 80 Poeatek o 2 hod. odpoledne. Hovezi "Ro gtena" peeene a jine k tomu Tdobroty budou yysluhoyane. Hudba bude vyhravat k tanci odp. i yeeer, Joe Patek z Shiner, Texas. Zveme na g e pratele z blizka i ty vzdalene aby s nami se spoleene • Sokol Houston, bude poradat "Picnic" barbecue ph Sokolo yne na 4514 Edsee.

Obed se bude y ysluhovat o 12:00 P. M. Veeer pak taneeni zabava pri hudbe H. Tanenbergra. Laskave si datum poznadte.

Kandy je fictive zva,n. vYborem.

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Mam. oznamiti, ze fad eislo 94 "Dennice" bude ∎oslavovat sve 50ti lete zaloleni dne 27. listopadu. My site neplanujeme nejakou velkou osla yu, ale chceme se vgici sejit k pfatelske besede a zveme Vas Vachny abyste narn pfi gli a nas povzbudili. — Nage fifednici s HI. tfadovny na geho redaktora a jejich manZelky jsou fictive v ten den zvane a my se na Vas spoleha,me ze se dostavite. -Vic o tom napi gem pfigte.

S pozdravem podpls

ye stkedu, dne 1, zati 1960

ODDIL DONSOVATELlie Sjezd rodiny Halamiekovi La Grange, Texas JiZ pa nekolik roku kona se sjezd rodiny Halamiekove v osadeZnov jenZ pan J. M. a Anna Halamieek zaloZili. — Pan Halamieek byl narozen v Ro'znove na Morave.

Sjezd konal se na rodinne fume jen2 nyni vlastni nejmlad gi syn Ben Halamieek.

Cele dopoledne sjikleli se pkibuzni s rtiznYch konein Texasu k chutnemu o bedu jenZ portistaval s pedenYch kurat, klobasy a v ge co k dobremu obedu pat:Si a take rune chladne napoje.

Nejstargi elert rodiny byl Karel Havlik 76 lety a nejmladk byl 4 niesice Jerry Halamieek syn Benie Halamieka z Bellvine.

Nejdel gi cestu vykonal Lynn Carl Halamieek a syn z Brownsfield a nejbliZe mel Ben Halami6ek.

Bylo rozhodnuto aby pri gti sjezdy po kud mono se konaly na, tom samem miste.

Pritomni byli nasledujici eleni: Dr. Dr. a pi. J. A. Halamieek, Dr. a pi. H. 0. Halamieek, Frankie Halarnieek s rodinou pan a pi. Jos KopeckY, Victor Kopecky, Jessie KopeckY, Oliver KopeckY s man Zelkou, Louis Kana s rodinou, Henry Halarnieek Jr. s rodinou, Arline Jonie a Sue Sublet, vgichni z El Campo. Karel Havlik s manZelkou, Herbert Reurnhouse s rodinou z Yoakum, pi. Emma Halarnieek, San'Angelo, Lynn Carl Halamieek Brown sfield, pan a pi. Eugene FIalamieek, Bron

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te, Claude Lancaster s rodinou s Hamlin, Chas R. Butler s rodinou, Lomita, Alan Cordes s rodinou Buchanan Dam, Oney Cordes s rociinou, Floresville, Her for Havran s rodinou a p. a pi. Harold best Lange s rodinou, La Grange, VicHarris, z RoZnov a p. a pi. Chas Hilsher, Park. — Dale Alfred Hilsher s rodinou pani Peri Hilsher s rodinou, Leander Pftughaupt a rodinou, Waren FIavennman s rodinou, Rob. Martinak s rodinou, sleena Arlene Halamieek a Dick Sayers s rodinou vgichni z Houston, Vagina techto jsou eleni SPJST. S pozdravem Chas. Hilsher. ) 04 s( Seaton, Texas Bratri a sestry radu eis. 47.

V mOm dopisu za mesic srpen jsem oznamoval, Ze kadove schttze byly preloleny z prvni nedele v mesici na druhou.

To se tYkalo jenom nesice zati protole prvni nedeli mela v sini rodinnou schtizi (Family reunion) rodina Vitkova o eern se sestra, Pechalova zminila v jejim poslednim dopisu v anglicke stati. Tak radove schtize se budou odbYvati jak doposud prvni nedeli v mesici.

Jinak nemam nic zvla gtniho aneb dtilekteho co bych mohl oznamovat z nagi osady tak prebehnu do neeeho co neni prave mistni ale piece path do einnosti Jecinoty totiZ oslavu 50 leteho trvani radu Svaz deehoslovanit eislo 92 ye Fort Worth. Ja, a moje lepk polovice jsme meli prilditost se te slavnosti neastnit. Mame pH Fort worth usazene tri de'ti d ye decry a syna. Pted tim natal to-

Stuns

lefonovala jedna z deer Makena nyni Chaloupkova (oni oba jsou Cleny tacitt cis. 92 a jejich clva synove take), Ze kdy bysnie se chteli te slavnosti teastnit pro nas ptijedou do Temple a dovezou do Fort Worth, ca jsme s radosti pkijali.

Prabeh slavnosti popsali ye Vestniku sestra Marie Juranova v keel Ceske a br.

Hoek v keel anglicke. Br. Holek si dal s tint praci a vypsal vAecko do podrobna'.

Program byl pekne sestaven ale jak eejno laStva trval trochu dele neZ se p).eitalo. Ale prave p14 tomto byly uznany zasluhy tech bratra pracovnikii ktert svSTin prieinenim a usilim vedli praci du od jeho zaeatku as do dne:Ska a byli take za to vyznamenani. Tak to patri, kviti ZivSun a trochu uznani blaZi a pobizi k dalei einnosti. Co se mi velice byly Ceske pisnieky zatadene do programu mladeZe. Prvni pisen byla americ14. narodni hymna "Star Spangled Banner" kterou krasn3irn eistSun hlasem zazpivala. sestra sl. Gloria Naizerova a pak nasle dovala eeska hymna "Kde domov mtlj?," kterou zpivaly dye a sice: Gloria spoleene-, se pani Lidia Alholm obe dobre zpe-si vaeky. Pak dva hosici, jejich jmena znam zpivali eistStm hlasem bezvadne: "Ta naSe pisnieka eeska," a tteti pisen: "Chaloupky pod horami", zpivala zas si.

Naizerova. Gratuluji tem, kteki ten program pokadali za jejich UspeAnou praci.

Takove slavnosti jsou vVznainne protole se tam sejdou a seznami lide zdAleka, a take 'Clo y& uvidi co Mali zi.

Co mne take zai'malo byla jejich

Zaklaclajici Cleni iadu ye Fort Worth chc lovanti" v roce 1910 a jsou dosud Kok. — Nag e pkani, aby nam byli jeke Prinagime Vain obrazek dosud Zijicich einnYmi eleny radu. dlouho zachovane. Nág rad inel 458 zalkladajicich Clem radu 92. ye Ft. Worth Od leva do prava, — brats Josef Be- hlastii v poslednim sjezdu a ma slibnY kteri pomohli zaloZit nag Sad, "Svaz de- Can, sestra Anna Paprska,k a brats Rud. odbor mladde. PkedSedou jest las. Carl Zich a tajernnikem J. D. Wagner.

Strana e dova sin, protole u nas v tadui se take jedna, Ze by se melo neco udelat. Nynejgi sin poladavkiim doby uZ dost navyhovuje. Proziravi byli ti pracovnici kteki stavbu sine planovali protole sin je prakticky sestavena, a je vybudovana aby vyhovovala nejen ptitomne Jobe ale i budoucim pokolenim. A take chytill tu stavbu v pravY eas kdy stavebni vYlohy nebyly daleko tak yank& jak jsou dnes. Nynej gi dobu by si to mohl dovolit jenom spolek s velikYmi ptijmy.

KdyZ jsme tam jeli jsem doufal, se sejdu s nekterYini dopisovateli a dopisovatelkami co pi gi do nagich eeskYch; easopisu a delaji tyto za.jimavYrni, ale jedinou co jsme se se gli byla pani Antonie Horakova, a to jen na kratiekou dobu. Litujeme, Ze jsme nemohli ztistat na veeer ale okolnosti nedovolovaly.

Gratuluji elentim tadu cis. 92 za jejich uspecby!

Skuteene jsme veliee radi, ze jsme meli to slavnosti se sneastnit.

S bratrskYm pozdravem, Karel Kalenda dopisovatel. ) •4•( El Campo, Texas Bratii, sestry a ictena redakee:— Zajiste my vgichni vime, ze je nezbytno kaZde bratrske jednote venovati co nejvetgi pozornost ziskavienim noveho elenstva a take gkoleni nagich organisatorn i ochotnYch stalYch pracovnikt pro praci organisaeni. Organisaeni pracc jak je snadno k pochopeni jest nejdnleittej gi soudastka spravy kaZde jednoty, nebot' na dobrYch vYsledeich organisaeni prace zavisi pokrok bratrstva nageho jak kaZdY rok zaznamenavame.

Kdykoliv si vzpominam na ziskavani no veho elenstva v tech starYch ,clobach, myslim na ty stare ∎obetave harcovniky no.dgene bratry a sestry a na jednoho typickeho nejstar giho v to dobu ptedstavitele bratra Kadanka. On nebyl jedinYm, jemuZ Zadna prace a namaha pro dobro na gi mile jednoty nebyly nepkigla za teZko. On byl nejznamejgini proto, Ze hodny bus testy procestoval na model T, bez vr gku a snad za sveho pasobeni navgtivil 'kaZdou osadu, ktera skytala nadeji Ze v ni ziska nova eleny.

Bratr Kadanka a jemu podobni men po merne jednoduche vybaveni pro praci organisaeni. Postaeila k tomu mala kniZeeka s poplatkovYmi tabulkami a zasoba ptihlagek. Neohaneli se eislieemi nic sloZiteho nepoeitali a jejich vYklad Btati se elenem byl opravdu jednoduchY. Podivej se krajane, k to na gi jednote path uz v gichni sousede, mame pane pobaveni u mistniho spolku ye schnzi pobeseduji, pornahaji si na vzajam, kdykoliv toho potteba yyZaduje, navStevuji se v nemoci, jinaeim slovem

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WEFT, TEXAS

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maji se radi, a kdy se i ty k nem pHdag, butleme mit radi i tebe, tak se ptiidej. Ty male poplatky co to to bude stati to ani neueitig, mutes useknut par flagek a je to a kdyby se s tebou neco stale, rodina je zaopatten g, Ze nebude trpet bidu. No tak nine zapi g, jiz davno jsem si myslel, te bych mel vziti pojigteni, a mutes pkijit aj pojistit celou moji rodinu, elovek , nevi co se mute phhodit, a plakat nepouraZe, v gichni chti miti zaplacene a brie ta Zena to ma vziti, kdyZ by se mne neco tsalo. Tak to bYvaly nage obyeejne vysvetlivky. Ale dries to tab snadno nejde. Na ge Jednota ma velkY vYben pojistek a kaZda ma nejake vYhody, • a ty vYhody organisator musi prospektovi vysvetliti. AC vgechny pojistky maji jeden cil, toti2 poskytnouti rodine Idobrou a jistou ochranu za prtmerne poplatky. Za druhe dne gni mlada generate ma hodne vice a lepSi vedomo sti stran poji gteni, tab ze organisator musi bYti ptipraven zodpovedeti rozdilne otazkY.

vgichni pfieinime aby jste stravili s mi dobre odpoledhe.

Ig. 8enkykik, Dist. org. ) • 4 • ( Spolek 48 RVOS Shiner Texas CterlY bratti a sestry:— Nag spolek se usnesl, osla-viti 54 leti vYroei sveho trvani v Shiner, a proto Vas mile sestry na ge timto Zadame, aby kaZda ptinesla do na gi pkigti schaze dne 25teho to je v nedeli na Wied Hall, nejake ty Vage "Iclobroty" v gak Vy nejlepe vite co a kaRla neco gikovneho na taBratti ntednici nam povi jak spolek RVOS u nas zapoeal. Ptijd'te v gici i ty vzdalene a pomoite narn ten den oslavit. Zveme Vas co nejsrdeeneje no, den 25. zati na Wied Hall, zaeatek o 1:30 odp.

Vakolni spolky RVOS jsou tez srdeene k neasti zvane.

S pozdravem vgem a dik za uvetejneni Vag John PodanST. ) • 4,

Neni to nic teikeho pro toho, kterY zna svoji platebni 'bniZku s tabulkami a mohl prospektovi poraditi, ktera tabulka by byla pro neho nejvYhodnejei, aby mu a jeho rodine poskytla nalaitu a postaeitelnu ochranu. NaSe gkoly pro organisatary jenZ eas 'od emu v rtznYch mistech pokadame, maji za tkol, hlavne poskytnouti zakladni poueeni o rtznYch nagich pojistkach aby organisator dovedl je spravne obstojne poctive vysvetlit a poukazat na jejich vYherciY. Drie gni snahy organisaeniho vYboru totit mistopredsedy br. Joe Hejny, vedou k zbudovani dobre organisadni soustavy, nebot' my pottebujeme kaZdeho spolehliveho organisatora nebo organisatorku, ktefi se ye svem snaZeni pfieini a budou vytrvali. Nebot' vytrvalost je vlastne polovina Aspechu. Neni to prace tab snad na jak by se zdalo. Take pfi ni nelze 0eekavat rychle vYsledky. Je vgak nadeje, Ze pi vytrvalosti dodela se nspechu. Co je hlavniho, jest a to jest ta stara Pravda, Ze musime miti k yeti lasku, aby jsme byli schopni pro ni pracovati, see jsou nage sily. Takova, laska, k veci tu pra ci uleheuje a oslazuje, a proto mill bratti a sestry k zdarne praci organisaeni je tteba to starodavne lasky, lasky k pros pektu, k kadu, k Jednote, kdy tab budete tu lasku projevovati, tu zajiste yam pkinese ta laska vYsledky radostne a bude je •ptinageti i v budoucnosti, bez ohledu na vgechny zmeny a zajiste si to dopovime v okr,skove schazi 16. kijna o jedne hodine odpoledne v K. C. Hall v El Campo, to ktere zveme Atedniky Hiavni ntadovny, jakol i manZely Hogkovi a fgechny deny z okrsku gesteho, jak i z jinYch . okrskii budete nam vitani, my se

Hlidka Zen Houston, Texas Bratte redaktore, sestry a bratki.:-Zas pkichazim si s Vemi trochu votit neb main toho mnoho na srdci. — Letos v bfeznu jsem byla na navgteve u moji dcery Elizabeth a mantela Henry a clvouch. chlapcil Dannis a Patrick Callihan v Baton Rouge, La. — Thule se mi libilo i v torn meste maji pekne mederni obehody a to na Satstvo i na Zivobyti. Byli jsme se podivat na Ka,pitol a vyvezeni az na vreh odkud byla krasna, podivana na stromy, travniky a dom ky ve stromovi a na feku Mississippi. Je pies ni velkY most vSude vSechno za,jimave a ja. Vain vgem srdeene dekuji, za vAe co jste pro mne udelali nine podarovali. A vgem tern rodinam ku kterYzn nine dcera povozila vyfid' prosim me Pozdravy a cliky za pohosteni vgem.

V Zervnu moje plitelka Emilie Dongress ptijela no,vgtiviti svoji davnou phtelkyni Adolf Valovou v Houston s kterou se jiZ davno nevideli. Bylo to ra,dostne sejiti a take ja„ jsem se sneastnila. — TeZ tam ptijely Annie Vrlova, Marie St'astnY a Sostakova a bylo to radostne a vesele shledani v gech neb jsme si meli ov gem lost co, povidat. Bylo tam kolaen jineho jidla a ani klobasy nechybely. Tedy jmenem v gech tech Vam sestro Valova, za pohosteni idekujeme. — KdyZ snad Emilie Dongresova je ve Jednote SPJST jiZ pies 50 let tab ji tajemnik Chupick poslal pamatnY knoflik kterk mela na posi. sjezde v S. A. pkipnuty. — Pak v eervenei jsem zas byla na navReve u dcery Angeline Lomen, ktera k vuli me pozvala vSechny zname

Ve stfrclu; dhe 21.‘zo.N 1960 sousedky a navarlla kavu a buchty k tomu s kterSani paniekami jsme si Peale pohovorili a kter3"rm i deeri tea velice dekuji. — Dale pak zas v eervenci jsme byli navatevou u rodiny Mrazove a tam meli upeeene na roani maso slepid i hoveal. Vgechno bylo chutne 2 bandy muzikantil brali. Jedna odpoledne druha veeer a bylo tam hodne nav gtevnikft co se vytandli. Kdyg veeer prestali ty Shinersk hrat nee jell ,dome jeden Lary Vlasak se pta,l, jell to nada ze Shiner.

Tu jsem fekla, ae ja jsem ze Shiner a ge-kdya jsme sem prijely v roce 1907 z 6eskoslovenska, ze jsme u rodiny Jitiho Mikesky v Shiner byli prvni noc. Znala jsem i jeho rodiee a ten p. Vlasak tomu byl 'velice rad. — Dale pak v 6ervenci moje dcera Elizabeth Callihan i ze s yStmi syny prijela k mail druhSr dceri Vlas to J. Kubinove a tak i ja jsem byla pozvalid a byla tam i jeji dcera Betty Joys se svoji dceru gkou Shelia.

Tedy zas Vlasta nasrnaaila kutatek a jak jsme se dobre najedly tak jsme sebrali tento obrazek kterk Vam do Vestniku posilam, by jst videli etyri 'deny jedne generace.

Totia Veru Stefkovu, dceru Vlastu a jeji dceru Betty Joyce a jeji malou dcerugku.

Dekuji Vain predem za uv,efejV nedeli v srpnu moje pritelka Anna Vrlova sebrala karu mne a Annie Bovarovu a jely jsme do Guy nav gtivit rodinu Joe Mikeskovu a pani Truksovou a velice pane jsme si tam v geci pohovoti Jak jsme jely domu tak nam dali kaademu 2 melony a kaademu libru , eerstveho masla a za to Vam pratele velice dekujeme i za. to pohosteni.

V eervnu zemtel jak jia vita ptitelky KristVny manael Joe Volek a v srpnu zas zemfel tatinek me pritelky pan Slovaeek coa tea jia bylo ye Vestniku oznameno a on byl pochavan ye Snook, Texas.

Zarmoucenim vyslovuji uptimnou soustrast:a pote g Vas .-fgeclany Pan Ze snleenSrm pozdravem Vera •Stefka. .Pozn... red.:— Obnos za zhotoveni gtoe

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ku nano s ,ohrazkem zaslanY Venn vracim, a eleni jsou pozvane aby pti gli a prived denim Jednoty totia za obrazek neuetu li ssebou sve pratele, bude to zdarma a doufame, ae se nas hodne sejde. JeSte o jeme. -- Check prilogen. torn budem mluvit pri na gi prigti schfizi dne 2. tijna a pak je gte a tom bude psat' Taylor, Texas do Vestniku.

Mile sestry a bratti:-Bratr Roman Parma dal zpravu za' Nag tad Praha Oslo 29, Taylor, l konal svoji pravidelnou schnzi minulou nemocenskST y bor a pravil, ae sestry nedeli odpoledne za pritomnosti 16 Me- Mates a A. Mazanec byly obe v nemoc-L nu. Nag predseda tea- byl neptitomen a nisi v stejnem Case ale jia jsou mezi n tedy schrizi vedi br. mistoptedseda Rud. mi a prejem aby byly aloe nadale zdrave.'

Troubil. — Br. Tajemnik A. L. BoutinSr Maminka, bratra Frank Kolenovske me-' preeet1 zapis z minule schtzi kterY' byl la negt'astnou nehodu na Labor Day a prijat. Za neptitomneho bratra Fr. HO- zlomila si nohu a je v Dallaske nemocnila, br. B. Mikolaj podal zpravy obe a pak ci a prejem ji aby se brzo noha zahojila br. E. Koval' podal zpravu za majetkovS7 a ona mohla jit zase brzo domu. vSibor. — Jelikoa nebylo addrie Dna. jedSestra Oeskova dala svou zpravu pro, nani, tak br. Rud. Troubil podal zpravu o svem vVletu do stare viasti, coa nas miadea a pravila jak je at'astna s vS,sled, vgechny velice zajimalo. Melt jsme kern kontestu deveat 14teho srpna, kdy tea" nav gtevnika pana J. H. El gika z Do- jejich rdcera La Nell byla korunovana mova, ocipoeinku. Nemeli jsme obvyk kralovna na rok 1960 a Matilda Jean. lou svaeinu ale snad ji budem mit po Spence duchess, gratulujem obou gt'astnVm deveatfim a jejich rodieum vgechni, ptigti schfizi. si zaslouai nage diky za praci idobte vyPoeasi zde mame kra,sne, noel chlad ne a ye dne Pekne sluneeno hteje, coa konanou. Sestra Ge gkova je velice hrda na vgechny deveata a te gi ji, ae se jim. na ty baviny je zapotteby.

Tea housenky se do ni pustily a to nam tak krasn'e ten veeer vydatil a tea dekaje vgem elentim co ji v gelijak yypomohpomnae aby se to listi znieilo.

Na shledanou v nail pri gti schfizi a li. Te gime se na obrazky vgech deveat.

Mame jedneho noveho della v detspamatujte tea na pri gti distriktni schtkern ,oddeleni a je to Michael W. Trefzi ktera se bude konat v Buckholts dne 16. kijna (Oct.) Narozeniny tento inesic slavi •sestry: S pozdravem Vage zpravodajka Annie Hanug, Mary Alice Christensen, Hermina Pokorna.

Helena Kolenovsk, Emily KolenovskSr, ) * 4• • ( Dorothy Gerlich, Grade Soukup a brat Slovanska Lipa Oslo 66 ti Don. HanuS, Eddie Mazanec III. MarWaco, Texas vin Matug, a Roy Moore. Zazpivali jsme, Mile sestry a bratri:--jim Happy Birthday piseri a prejemMistopredseda Frank Miller zahajil vgem St'astnV a vesele narozeniny. nail schtzi ye 3 hodiny odpoledne dne Door prize vyhrali bratr Frank Par 11. zati za nepritomnosti ptedsedy Mon- ma a Evelyn Traywich. roe Janke. Na ge nova kralovna, La Nell Bratr Otto Hanu g nas pripomnel, ae d'eska vzdala test vlajce a byla opakova dne 25. zati bude okrskova solarize v Dalna vgemi eleny pritomnSuni. las u tadu 130 a ptal by si aby se nag/.

Vgichni frfednici byli ptitomni as na hodne seglo v Dallas. ptedsedu MOnroe Janke a priivodei J. Schfize skoneila v pill pate hodin y, pak Bratr Franke Parma ptevzal ft- se vysluhovala dob•a yeeete a po veeei.1 tad prilvodeiho za bratra mela schtlzi mladea a eleni zaeli brat Navgtevou u nas byly: Marvin Voleik progressive 42, bylo gest stoth. a tyto ele z West a pani Weldon Galler z Waco. To ni vyhrali cenu — Silo nas je mezi nas privitat a doufame Door prize vyhral bratr Frank Bruns. ae prij ,dou zase.

Prvni cenu vyhral bratr Otis oeska.

Protokal byl den a trochu opraven a Druhou ,cenu vyhral bratr Frank Miller, pak prijat. tfeti cenu vyhral Bennie Engelke. ConMistopredseda, Miller nam preeet1 psa- solation, vyhrali sestry Miller a Minnie ni od ptedsedy Marka z Hlavni fnadov- Narovec a booby prize vybrala sesta ny. Nag tad je na ttinactem miste v u- Alice Bruns. Zabavni vS7bor doufa, ae se pisovani novS7ch to vgem libilo.

Sestra Libbie Parma nam pripomnela Pfigti schfize bude druheho kijna. Ozna ae 16. zati bude na g tad 54 roldi ueinko- meni bude jak ,obyeejne ye Vestniku. vat a mame dva zakladajici deny, sesSrdeenV pozdrav na v gechni douce po tru Barto g a bratr Jan Lo gak. Tea pra- silo vila, ae zabavni vSrbor bude potadat maa Rfigena Parma dopisovatelka, karni bal dne 23. tijna, to je v nedeli Poznamka red.:® veeer Dulochova orchestra bude hrat Chci podekovati. za V5A- jak fobyeejno

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VASTNiIC -® WEST, TEXAS peknY dopis kterY o einnosti Va geho elen dy, znemonuji plodnost a snauji celkostva dava povzbuzujici zpravy. Pravi- you vitalitu. Optimalni teplota pro hardein& dopisovani prospiva, katdemu monickY vYvoj eloveka se p ohYbuj e medu. zi 5 a 15 stupni Celsia. Podnebi s teplo) ° 4 • ( tou trvale nad 15 stupritl sniZuje energii Jak ueinkuj podnebi na lidske zdravi s teplotou trvale pod 5 stuprifi zpiisobuje brzy nervove vyoerpani.

"Kdybych jen mohl najit pra y& podne ) • 4 ° ( bi," natika si pacient. "Jsem jist, itadfun eislo 71 a 145 bych si vyleeil reuma."

Penelope, Texas Misto reumatismu bychom mohli 11.i/esti seznam chorob, na ktere ma vliv Mile sestry a bratti:— Mam oznamiti, ze je svolana mimordpodnebi.

Lekarska veda uznala uz davno vliv dni drilaita schrize na prvni nedeli podnebi, ale popira jaw, letebne flein- tijnu, totiZ 2. kijna o 2 hod. odpoledne.

Proto jsou fictive Zadani vgeeky sesky na speeificke choroby. Nyni ptichaze ji zpravy o vYzkumech, ktere ptinesly try a bratti obou radii, by se teto drilelinovY nazor na vztahy mezi podnebim a te schrize sridastnili, by se spojeni tech zdravim. MtlZeme rici, 2e elovek je za- to dvou radii uskuteenilo a aby bylo vge vislY do znadne miry na podnebi. Do- vykizeno do vYroeni prosineove schtkonce i podnebi, v kterem Zila na ge mat ze. ka, kdy jsme se narodili, rozhoduje TeZ jsou Zadani cleni a elenkyne techtorn, zda z nos budou geniove neba to dvou radii, kteri jsou pozadu s plamerni lids. cenim, by si sve zalelitosti spolkove Bali Dr. Clarence A. Mills, profesor expe- do potadku. Tak nezapomente na nerimentalni mediciny na universite v Cin- deli 2. fijna. cinati, deli podnebi na dva hlavni typy: S pozdravem, prvni, yyznaeujici se vlhkem, horkem, a Marie Bartosh, taj. sp. 145 —) • • malo boutemi, druhY v mirnYch pasech, kde teplota kolisa rychle, east° a silne.

Kaida .pojistka na gi SPJST provazePrvni typ ma jen nepatrnY stimulaeni na je nejen zarultou, ze bude spravne vliv, druhY znaenY. Vysoce draZdive podnebi podnecuje elo dediciim vyplacena, ale je s ni spajeno veka k neustale einnosti. Nasleclek toho tolik rtiznkch vkhod jichi jeden kaidk Weejsou 'Caste poruchy ve vYmene latek, ja- clew nemuze jen zbeine vkhody v certifikatu. tete si ko cukrovka, zhoubna chudokrevnost, vo ) • •. le a pod. Lido na jihtt maji zridka kdy cukrovku v nebezpeene forme. Sevetane, Podzbnni schfize nacho 3 okrsku jak trpici cukrovkou, se obyeejne zotavi, pte oznitmeno, bude se konat 25. rift* v Dalstehuji-li se do mirnej gho podnebi. Pa- las, na 7448. Greenville Avee v sini Socienti, trpici kloubovYm reumatismem, kol Dallas a faclu e. 130. Krisnk program se vyleei nejlepe v jihozapadnich kra- se pflpravuje a kaidk 'den distriktu jest jich. Lids stargi a ti, kteti maji slabgi k fteasti zvan. cevni system, udelaji dobre, kdy odejdou do krajil s vlhkYm a horkYm podnebim, na priklad do trope, ponevad2 tote podnebi sniZuje krevni tlak. sever, jsou zvlagte naklonni k cukrovce Obyvatele z jihu, ptistehovavgi se na a podlehaji snadno nervovemu vyeerpani. S klesanim teploty vzrfista u nich me lancholle a sklon k sebevraZde. Pobyt Nebudete litovat kdyi pii prvni pie v tropech ma vklycky za nasledek snizitosti navitivite gcni krevniho tlaku a nervoveho napeti.

Neexistuje podnebi, ktere by se Irodilo pro kaZdeho eloveka v kaZde dobe. Pro vet:gnu lidi by melo laYt podnebi takove; caste mime zrneny poeasi, dostatek chia dna, menial se oblaenost, dostateene teProsirn nezapomente. -pelne rozdily mezi jednotlivYmi roenimi Piamluvte se za Domov ve vagich poeasimi a dostateene sraZky. dovkch schtizich.

Idealni podnebi neexistuje. Podle dr.

Milise se mu nejvice ptiblituje podnebi Day iram piedem. v Oblast And. Tropicke podnebi je daleko od idealniho. Vysoka teplota a vlhkY vzduch zpomaluji znaene Zivotni pocho

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ye sUedu, dne 21. zafi. 1960

NABEJE napsal V. M. SKALSK (Pokradovani) Druheho dne rano vstav zaeal se stroj iti.

"Kam tak brza tatinku?" ptala se dee ra. "My prijdeme dues ke sv. zpovedi a vy jste mohl tady zristati s Jimiekem."

"Ja Paj du take", tekl StarY tak rozhodne, Ze se aZ Klieka, jenk se strojil opodal, obratil.

"To bude hezke," rekl pohnut.. "Cela rodina pUjide a tady mute zustati pan DobrY." "Nikoli," tekl Jenik proste. "Take ja prijdu a Jimieek mute jiti s nami, vgak on bude hodny a ja s nim zristanu v laneZ vy ptijdete od sv. prijimani.

"To jest znamenite," tekla Kliekova.

"Jest to nutne, abych take ja podekoval Bohu za ochranu po caste a abych prosil o polehnani pro sin:1j Zivot v Americe."

Kliekova i Bolenka pohledly na Jenika tak pratelsky, ze neodolal a sklopil hlavu.

Stark pak tekl: "Jimieku, ty pfijdeg zase s dedeekem."

"PUjdu dedeeku, ale nebudete plakat," vymilioval si Jimieek.

"Nebudu dite, nebudu, ji2 jest to odbyte."

Ale nebylo, KdyZ ptikleki zase po dlou he dobe ku znovednici a kdy g pc) dlouhe dobe zase ulevoval sve dusi, nemohi zabraniti slzam.

A kdyg pozdeli pak nriklekl ku mri g -ce,abyprijlTe°Pan,mohlsezase ubraniti: Po jedne strane dcera, pa druhe zet' kleeeli, vedle matky dceracela rodina ku povzbuzeni a fidivu cele osady.

S jakou hrdosti pohliZela dcera na sveho otce, kdy zboZne prijav Telo Pane, s tvatemi na nich je gte stopy slz byly, ktheel k lavici. KdyZ pak Jenik po sv. prijimani se vracel a kaZdy se ohledl po nem, pocitila pant Kliekova touhu, aby jej mohla pripoutati vice ku sve Bolence, ktera take tkeba tak mlada, upjate hledela na Jenika.

OstrYeh byli take v kostele, ale ten den ne gli k sv. zpovedi, az druhy den.

Bylo tak ureeno, nebot' Horky newel prazdno a musil byti easne v tovarne.

Veliee mile na °stroll prisobilo, ze Jenik pristoupil ku. Stolu Pane.

"Mutt," tekla tire, "z toho bude jednou hodnY 'Cloy& gkoda, ,Ze na ge .dcerka jest tak mlatta."

OstrY nic neodpovedel, ale priklad Jo-

Ve sti'edu, dne 21. zaki 196Q zanechal u neho velik(r dojem tak doffed doma,Feld u stolu: "Tenhle DobrY bade skuteene dobrYm elovekem, jestli setrva."

"Setrva," tvrdila Ostra, jelika jest to v nem vloleno z domova."

"To mate pravdu," dotvrzovala Horka.

"A zda se hodnY elovek. To by mela Klie kova dobreho zeta."

Ostrou jakoby mraz ptejel po zadech.

"Tedy i toho si jiz pov girrila?" tekla si.

Mista dostall oba: OstrY v te2e tovarne, kde pracoval HorkY, Jenik a Klieky.

OvSem, byla to prate trochu jinn, ne jak se delavalo v Cechach. Tady se mu silo dati za rozdu ureitY poeet hodin a innoZstvi prate.

Jeni kbyl spokojen. Klieka, vida, Ze Jenik jest ochotnY a pilnY delnik, rad mu platil sluSnou mzdu a jelikoZ meli dosti velikY byt, Jenik ziistal pohromade s rodinou, k velike radosti Klielcove i dorastaliciho poupete Bolenky.

Jenik viak neptestal jen na torn, aby se usadil a. dostal praci. Jeho touha hna la jej dale. JiZ doma velice rad eet1 a taco zaliba s nim pkeila i do Ameriky.

Prave proto sedaval rad ye svem pokojiku a eital. Mnohe veci znal z vlasti, mno he mu bylo cizi — ale detl a vzdelaval se. Slo mu hlavne o to, aby poznal zpasob aivota a prate v Americe. Proto take hledal, kde by naiel knilm eeskou, ktera by mu poclala vysvetleni — nenaiel ji viak. AnglickY• ch bylo dosti, ale zde narazil na p •ekaZku; neznal anglic ky.

Mohl site ptati se Klieky, jen mu ochotne vysvetloval vZdy rtzne ty nazvy anglicke, mohl snad poladati StarStho, pani Kliekovou nebo Bolenku o pomoc, ale nechtel tak einiti, aby je zbyteene neobteZoval.

Proto touZil po tom, aby se naueil anglicky a s velikou radosti uvital pobidnuti Klielcovo, aby se dal zapsati do yeeerni ikoly, kde by se mohl anglicky nauditi. Stalo se a nebylo pilnejiiho Zaka nad Jenika. JelikoZ pak mel nadani k naueeni se teeem, zaeal brzo lamati ji2 trochu to anglieinu. Bylo to velice zajimavo, kdyZ jednou Klieka zaeal anglicky.

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teto sve snaze pa vzclelani nezapominal nikdy na domov. Kliekovi zatim se dovedeli jiZ pros Jenik jel z domova, dovedeli se, Ze tarn ma znamost a to na ne pusobilo jako sprcha. I Bolenka zaeala najednou smutne na neho hlecle ti a Klielcova zaeala bYti site ptatelskou ale odmetenou. Jenik si to nedovedl vysvetliti, as jednou Klieka sam zaeal: "CoZ Jeniku, jestli pak jste jiZ psal cloma? Budou tam miti o vas strach. A Wa y ne to vaie laska tam."

Stars' se pi•1 tee rozmluve usmival, ale mleel.

Tu se Jenikovi rozbtesklo v hlave, pros Zenske tak laskave na neho pohliZely a pros nyni tak ochladly.

"Muslin psati," tekl, "aby si nemysleli, 2e jsem se ztratil."

A psal.

Vypsal vie, celou cestu po mori, vypsal jak se setkal se StarSrrn, kterY jest tchanem jeho ptitele a zamestnavatele, nezminil se viak ani slovem o Bolence.

Psal, vyptavaje se, jak to tam chodi, co dela Kohn, co delaji jeho neptatele, kamaradi, vie — Kdy2 to psal, najednou jej ptepadl velikY zarmutek.

"Jest to, j12 dues 2 rnesice co jsem v Americe — co se asi stab?" tekl sam k sobe.

Psal take Aniece, vypisuje ji vie, i co dela i kolik penez ma — psal, jak bade iettiti, jen aby ji dostal za sebou do Ameriky!. Prosil ji, aby mu byla ver112-

0 "Chudak holka, ona jej ma rada," tell in Kliekova.

"Ma, ma!" zamyilene piisvedell Klieka. "No nevim, co se make stati tam za motem. Musime nyni jen doufati."

Bolenka zatim v kuchyni utirala slzie ky, 'Mere se ji draly do oei. Marne si tIkala: "Viclyt' jest to cizi elovek."

Marne se ptemlouvala — tam dole u srdeeka to bolelo, a bolelo sic.

Ani si Jenik nepomyslil, co se ode hrava v rodine jeho ptatel a idychtive eekal na odpovecl' z doutova.

Nedookave rortrhl Jenik obalku a asednuv, zrovna hltal taclky novYch zpritv.

Nejprve rortrhl dopis od rodiat. Ceti — eim dale Ceti, tim byl zachmutenej.iim.

Rodieove mu oznamovali vYvin udalosti: "DrahSr synu: Byli jsme opravdu poteieni, Ze jsi se dostal na misto ziv a zdrav a Ze jsi u dobre rodiny. Dekujeme Bohu, ze jsi se dostal do rodiny vetici. Vime z povidani tech, kdo sem na nliviteva jezdili, ge Chicago jest jako hotel na dobrYch i zlkch proto jsme Bohu vdeeni za to, ae to uvedl do dobre rodiny. Jenom Jenieku pamatuj na Boha a nezbavuj se ho. Chrari se Apatne spoleenosti a nikdy nezapomeri Ze jsme to vychovali ye vite. Nezbavuj se ji, ona to bude siliti v celern Zivote. Varuj se tech, kdo se Boha zbavili, a tady ti musime fici, Ze OstrST, lulyZ tady byl, nikdy nebyl dobrYm katolikem. Jeho Zena jest -Otearta Zeno., ale on byl vkly vla2nSr. Tedy s nim mnoho nemej.

Ptal jsi se, co tady se deje: Ua maji Koulu mezi sebou. Dal se zla, kat — jeho Zena, jest ji2 cela utrapena.

Povida se, ale nikdo to nevi jeite, Ze Kohn dostal Koulav podpis na Klimo you smenku a hodne velikou. Anieka jest cela utrapena, protole Koula ji nuti, aby si vzala Kubu. Nevime jak to dopadne a budeme ti hned psati. Pozdravovali jsme ji a Koulovou od tebe, ale Anieka jen smutne klopila hlavu, takle mame podezteni, Ze svolila ji2 ku sriatku s Ku bou. Nebel- si to ido hlavy: pro jedno kvi ti slunce nesviti. Budeme ti psati jak se jen neco stane. Mame viechno ptipraveno ,aby statek Klimri.v se nedostal Zidovi. Cela vesnice se spojila do hromady, vyjma tech, ktere ma Kohn v race, ale mame slibenou pomoc z mesta, abychom Kohna dostali yen. Neboj se, Kohn nikdy nebude sedlakem nebo stat katern. v Kroine.

Psal svSrm piatehlm. NovS7m, aby se dovedel oct nestranneho eloveka, co se deje. Znova je prosil, aby nedali Kohnovi koupiti nekter3 statek, ale aby se hle deli zbaviti to pijavice.

Psani odeslal a eekal. Bylo to dlouhe eekani a eekani trapne pro eloveka, jen vetil.

Mezitim pokraeoval rychle ye zdokonalovani se v truhlatine, ae koneene Kli eka se mohl na neho apine spolehnouti a nechati mu na stanosti dohlidku na stavbe, kdyZ potreboval nekam odejeti.

"Jak by to bylo pekne, kdybychom mo hli tak pracovati dohromady," tekl jed nou jaka nahodou, kdyZ byl doma a Jenik ye ikole.

Jenik rozumel a chtel odpovedeti, ale "Take jsem na to myslila, ale jest to ilo to jako po gpatnem dlaZdeni, eili na marne — ma tarn nejakou lasku a proto polo. Tak se stab, Ze "krosoval" ulici — jest marne poeitani," smutne tekla jeho (ptechazel) nebo zase "mitoval" nekoho man2elka. (potkal) a pod. Bylo to k smichtt ale nikdo z domacich se mu nesmal, jen jej "Nezoufejte," kekl Stars'. ietrne opravovali. Jenik zaeinal mluviti Bo2enka netekla nleeho, ale jej i zarvice a lepe anglicky a co hlavniho, je- dela tvai. mluvila vic, neZ slova. likoZ zaeinal znati anglicky dobte, neTvoji milujici a vzpominajici AniZ mohla iici, jak se to stab, zaplet1 jiZ jaltc mnoho lidi, kteri anglicky padl ji Jenik hluboko do srdeoka a proto rodide a bratr". neznaji !date nebo neznaji eesky dobfe, se cela chvela, Ze jej ztrati. Odetla proto Jenik svesil hlavu. Dopis tento neposlova poanglieend nebo poeeitena do fe- do kuchyne a oba rodieove se na sebe vidal viechno — nechteli mu povedeti el. yYznamne podivali. pravdu a proto to jen napovedeli — to

Strand 10 dobre Jenik chapal a proto byl smuten, k se mu nezdalo ani otevirat dlapis od NovYch. Anieka nepsala, ae ji pozdrav — jeji mleeni bylo vYznamne.

NovYch psali: `"Milt' Za to kratkou dobu, co jste prye se tady staly velike zmeny. Koula se dostal docela do rukou tech zloeincti, kteil jej opili a pak donutili podepsat smenku na veliky obnos, ee zadlueil celY statek. Nyni nechce se k podpisu znati a Kohn vy hroauje, ae mu vezme statek, jestli ne, ;!da jj prepsati na Anieku a to jestli si nevezme Kubu. Koala byl ye meste, ptal se advokata na to a bude z toho asi soud a pak si Kohna phjehne. Mame jie pkipraveny dakazy jeho padvoda a proto jen eekame, as zaene nee° s Koulou.

Ovaem Koula musi bYti trestan za svoji pYchu a proto asi ztrati statek ne doacela, ale piece jej ztrati. Kouphne jej pro Jirika, jak yam slibil. Kohna dosta,name ven, to jest jia jiste a on to take citi. Zkrotl a proto nuti Klimu aby se rychle oaenil s Aniekou a tak zaplatil svoje dluhy.

Anieka jest neat'astna jako jeji mat ka, ktera, jest nemocna. Jak jsme slyae Koula donutil jia Anieku aby svolila •a Kuba zeela vetejne se chlubi, bude veselka. Davame pozor, ale nedeljte si z toho nic, vy byste tomu nemohl zabra niti. Kohna, toho privodce vaeho zla vaak vytrestame — o torn bud'te presved den. Dakazil jeho darebactvi: podvadt, padelani smenek, kupovani kradenYch ,veci, mame ji.a vice nee dost. Jen nyni eekame co bude death Kclya by se stalo a Anieka se provdala, nedelejte si z toho nic, vaak najdete nYch hodnYch divek dosti. S pozdravem van pratele.

NovYch a Jirik."

Jenikova hlava klesla docela.

Jiste nepovidaji vae a Anieka jest na&liar° pryo — donucena Mihaodek se mu zat'aly ruce v paste a Jenik zahrozil: "Oh, Ikidybych to tady mel, ty darebaku," a zuby mu zaskkipaly.

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yam?" ptala se Kliekova. "Jste tak zamy slen, ae ani nevite, kdy jsem. k vainveala. Do.stal jste Spatne zpravy z damo va?"

Jenik nepromluviv ani slova„ podal Kliekove ,dopisy ku Pfeeteni.

Tato detla, eetla vaene a aekoli ji bylo Tito Jenikova ztraceneho atesti, nemohla nee pocititi v srdci svernu radost.

Jenik byl svoboden nyni a nadeje zde byla.

Prato take, kdya doeetla, vyslovila site Jenikovi soustrast,•odsoudila jeho nepfately a dodala: "Vita Jeniku, oboji maji pravdu: Pro jedno kviti slunce ne sviti a vy byste to byl take nezmohl, kdy ten Koula jest tak omezenY, ae se dal eidovi nachytati. Nermutte se nad tim a poruete vae Parra Bohu. Kdye se yam vda, yda, se — vy najdete vadycky hodnou divku, ktera yam nahradi vase utrpeni."

"Mate pra,vdu, pani Kliekova, co jest to vSechno platno. At' jest jak Pan Rah chce. Kdya ji donuti, donuti — budu site na ni pamatovati, ale to bude vae, co mo hu pro n delati. Musim ji jen litovati, ze takovemu opilci ji ten jeji hrdopyanY tatik da. Kdybych tady mel toho darebe, ka Kohna. Inu, co jest to platno, jest daleko, ale nescha,zeji se hory s horami, nYbra bide s lidmi — a pak bych mu to ale nepfal!"

Kliekova se musila zasmati, jak Jenik se rozpahl.

"Nechte toho bYti a nemyslete na to.

S tim vetai silou se venujte nyni ueeni a praci a budete spokojen. '6 a s rany hoii.,, "Take mate pravdu, pani Kliekova," kkl Jenik, "ale kdya ono to piece boll."

"Ono to pkestane bolet, az budete viee nadeje jest mama."

"To mate pravdu pani Kliekova, lakestane, ae budu jist, ze Anieka jest pro mne ztracena. Musim jim odpovedeti."

"Nebudu vas tedy zdraovati", iekla Kliekova a pina radosti spechala, aby jak muei, tak deai povedela, co byla eetla.

Boaenka hned byla, jina hned se Ani nepozoroval, ee oei se mu zakalily a pa tvari skanula slza. Sedel tak za- ji zjasnila tvar a zaeala si pobrueivati durnan, nemysle na nic — apine odurn- zamilovanou piseri.

Oba rodieove se na sebe vYznamne .-kelY svetu, ae ani nepozoroval jak do jeho podivali a usmali se. svetnice wad Klieka.

Vida Jenika tak zarnyaleneho, vyael "Co to, Boaenko," akadlive tekl otec, Ven, aby to donesl maneelce: "ae najednou jsi naala zase piseri"?

"Nem/ velice smutneho musilo nakho Boaenka se zapalila jako makovY kvet. gtravnika potkati vejdi tam a podi"No, jen tak mi napadlo sama, abych vej se na nej. Snad jej dovedea poteaiti." si nee° zanotovala," vymlouvala se, hle Kliekova ala. Jenik ani nepozoroval, dic nejiste do zeme a pkalapujie netrkdy veala. Teprve, kdy se dotkla jeho pelive. tamene se vytrhl.

"Ah tak," kekl otec. "Ja myslil need "Ah", zvolal. "Stalo se necor jineho," a usmal se.

"Nie se nestalo nam, ale co se stab Boaenka vyrazila yen jako sifela

Ve nemohla nesti datai:naraely:.,Tentokrate vaak neslzela v kuchyrice, ale ra,dostPfebinala sera tam, pripravujie jidlo — a jakio nahodou, zvolila co Jenik rad.

"Kdybyste ji nezlobili," napominal Sta ry, jena celou rozmluvu poslouchal. "Ma Jenika pinou hlavu."

2e Jenik byl celY zarmoucen, ani nepozoroval, jak Si jej vaichni domaci hie di. Jedl, chutnalo mu i ph tom zarmutku a po jidle kekl: "Nyni muslin jiti, abych odepsal doma," a odeael zase do sveho pokoje, krat ce se jen rozloueiv.

Ten veeer bylo v jeho svetnici dlouho svetlo. Jenik psal.

Dekoval za dopis rodieam anapomenul je, aby nezaponmeli na zakoupeni statku Klimova. Prosil je, aby nedovolili, aby se Kohn mohl ye vsi usaditi jako sedlak. A koneene dodal: "Pokud se Anieky tYka, vim, ee si nevezme Kubu z lasky. Lituji ji a kdybych byl doma, zaplatil bych vaem, jak si zaslouai. Koala mel miti vice rozumu, nea prodavati svoji dceru takovemu opilci.

Co bych za to dal, kdybych mohl Kohnovi zaplatiti za jeho da •ebactvi. — Ale jinak nemejte o lune strach. Kdye. Bah jinak usoudi, jsem spokojen."

Pak vypisoval, co dela, jak ma plat, jak se mu vede — a dodal: "Jedine o to prosim, vykidte ji, 'ae i ktlya bude pro mne ztracena, nebudu ji miti za zle, ae nedostala, slovu —" NovYm psal take, dekuje za zpravy a prose rovnee aby nedovolili Kohnovi usaditi se ye vsi.

"A jestli to bude moano, vypud'te jej yen, nea zniei pal vesnice. Aniece to nekladu za vinu, jestli bade donucena ke sriatku s Kubou — ale tomu bych ne radii, aby se mnou setkal, kdybych nekdy se vratil, treba jen na navatevu."

Dopsav, pi'eeet1 vae jeate jednou, zalepil obalky a zadumal se. Pied zrakem mu pfeala cela ta doba, kdy byl doma, cla ta jeho laska pHal si bYti idorna, aby se vypokadal s terni, kdoa jej chteji pripraviti o jeho lasku, pro kterou se odebral do ciziny -- pro niZ pracoval na nia se tall.

Poloail hbavu do dlani a tak bez mya lenky setrval dlouhou ziraje yen, na, ulici, kde se lidmi jen hemeilo. Nic jej nezajimalo io nic nedbal. Co mu bylo do celeho sveta, kdye byl pfipraven o svoji Anieku. To, k v dopisech neby lo napsano, ae se vdala, to jej nezrnat lo vedel, ae to bude brzo.

Dlouho do noei seal a kdye ulehl koneene, mel divoke sny. Nic si neodpdeinul rano vstal cely unaven. Byl bledY, si toho vaiehni vaimli.

"Wm neni dobre," keki Klieka. "Zits-

117, 41,1,„ am. pt. gfiti 1,9611 tante idoina, a odpoeinte 81".

"0, nikoli," odvetil odinitate Jenik.

"Prase prace mi bude tegitelkou."

Doma neznstal, ale na ceste si zagel do kostela a tam, v tichu chramovem ziskal znova sviij dugevni klid a novno vahu. Vychazeje, byl ji g docela klidnYm a pracoval ji g docela vesele.

Jedine co jej znepokojovalo bylo, Anieka nepsala. Snad ani nesmi. Ale piece mohla aspoñ neco lid, aby mu to nekdo napsal. Tteba tekla Oekal netrpelive na dopis domova.

A ten ptisel.

Bylo to dopoledne a kdyg Jenik pfnel k obedu, na gel dopis z domova i od nieky.

Nemohi ani dokoneiti obed a spechal hned do svetnice, aby Si dopisy pfeeetl.

Nejprve rortrhl , dopis od Anioky.

Byl psan nejistou rukou a bylo na nem znati, e asi musila Anieka slzeti, nebot' pismena byla, rozmazana.

Psala dosti kratce: "Mtlj idrahY Jenieku: Odpust' mi, e tak dlouho jsern ti nepsala. Veak vi g jig, a jiste ti o torn z domova. Tatinek se dostal do rukou KohnovYch a mame nyni starost. Cele noel nam zrovna blazni, proe te neposlechl — ale to mu nepomii ge, protoge Kohn hrozi mu, ge vezme celY statek jestli Kubu nevezmu. Jenieku proe jsi nine .ssebou hned nevzal. Jsem celd zoufala. Maminka, ta draha maminka, stun a jak lekaf pravi, sotva vydrgi.

Trpime nesmirne. Ttinek naleha, abych zachranila celou rodinu, ale ja vim, ge to nerd nic platno. Ke g bys zde byl, abys mne ochranil. Pisi ti tato, kdyby se neco stab, abys na mne nezapomnel a odpustil mi. Jsem zoufala a nevim je gt& co udelam. Musim ukoneiti, Protoge tatinek zase ke mne jde a zakazal mi, abych ti psala. Tvoje Anieka."

Jenik doeet1 a zalomil rukama. Keg by byl zpet doma — jak by se vypotadal s celou ton smeekou. Peste se mu zat'aly a zuby zasktipaly bezmocne. Napiei jim, rozhodl se koneene.

Neg vgak sedl, ,otevtel psani druhe, kte re bylo psano o dva dny pozdeji. Bylo z domova.

Rodiee psali: "Milk synu: Musime ti napsati, co se tady stab.

Koulova jest nebo gkou a jeji mug div Si nezoufal. To jej vgak nezachranilo pled Kohnem. Jakmile zeinfela, jegte byla mrtvola v dome, dostavil se Kahn a vyhrogoval Koulovi exekuci, jestli sejde s veselky Ant s Kubou Jegte byla mrtvola v dome a Anieka cela, zoufala musila slibiti, e svoli ku shatku a sice brzo po pohitu. Ant sinutek nedali ji drteti. Nevime jak to skort-

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ei. Ten neet'astnY Kohn, ta pi javice a ten zlottilY Klima, Co vge tady ji g nadetail zla. Dame ti lined vedeti, jak Sc neco stane."

Jentk se zamyslil. Co se tu stane chno za tak kratkou dobu jako dva dny.

Co asi nyni bude?"

Rychle sedl a napsal psani Aniece, vy slovuje ji svoji soustrast a lituje, e neni doma. Psal ji, ge se na ni nehneva ani nebude, kdyby ne glo mu to do pera, aby napsal a dologil — se vdala.

Psal dlouho a dlouho na konec vgak dodal: "Snad de„ nem Rah, abychom se setkali jednou a byli At'astni. Cesty Bogi jsou nevyzpytatelny. Anieko, at' se stane cokoli, dilvetuj v Boha, On veechno ()brat k dobremu."

Domil take napsal dopis, pin odhod lani a •koneil: "Jen jednu vec bych si pfal v givote a to jest, abych dostal do rukou Kubu a Kohna."

Odeslal rano Edopisy a jaksi se mu ulevilo. Zagel si zase do kostela a zde svoje trapeni pled oltatem. Prosil, aby setrval na modlitbach j ej Bah silil clerk dobu a pak spechal, aby se chytil prace, ktera dovede mysl odvratiti od galostl.

Datilo se mu a k obedu Sc vratil jig uklidnenY, take domaci nepoznali na nem, co haralo v jeho nitru. Ba dokonce jig i zagertoval s Jimikem.

Nasledujici pak dny a tYdny venoval se s dvojnasobnou pill yeeerni gkole.

Deal pekne pokroky a bylo na nein znati, ge ma nadani k ueeni se feeem, jellkog zakal pekne anglicky luviti — a dokonce in se chytal i psani anglickeho cog neobyeejne potegilo Klieku. Melt' v Jenikovi svoji pravou ruku a mohi se na neho docela spolehnouti, e prace za jeho vedeni jde ku pfedu tak, jakoby on sam byl pfitomen. On pa,k, mohi zase jinde hledati nave kontrakty.

etratia "Oh, pfitell, ten pfestal do kostela, o3 vitil se."

Jenik byl zarrnoucert.

"A cog jeho rodina?"

Mang elka chodi jeete do kostela, ta si to neda vziti, I dcera jde, ale ten kluk se dr gi taty. Ze pr Y "kluk musi byti po tatovi," kika, OstrY. Ten veeer setrvali u HorkYch a Jenik se dovedel, ge brzo po svem 'usazeni, zaCal °std bYti nespokojen a jednou si za gel do maleho hostince, kde naeel protinabo genskou spoleanost. To se mu zamlouvalo, kdyg mluvili proti chozeni do kostela, kdyg se posmivali zpovedi a pod.

Takove veci zaeal pak doma povidati.

Oveem, moje man gelka byla s nim hotova hned.

(Pokra'Covani) ) • 4 • (— Osoby stark 65, obdrii pomoc v nemoci Senat schvalil nevrh zakona, podle nehog ma bYt poskytnuta federalni a statni pomoc osobam 65 rokt stadm a stargim pIt placeni nemocnienich a lekatskYch nett, a zakon byl poslan do Bileho domu k podpisu presidentem Eisenhowerem.

Aby byl uveden v platnost, novY zakon potlebuje nyni pouze podpis presidentfiv, jeho g poradci pomahali pfi sepisovani tohoto zakona,. Novy. zakon ma vejit v platnost. 1. fijna.

Pti dne gnim hlasovani o zneni noveho zakona bylo Iodevzdano 74 hlasft pro a 11 proti.

Zakon poslanY dnes do Bile.° domu, stanovi, aby ka gdY stat ztidil program k pomoci hrazeni netü lékalü, nemocnic, ogetfovatelek a jinYch lekaiskYch po tfeb pro star gi osoby, a federalni bude hradit vice ne g polovinu tohoto yydani. Z'akon dale stanovi, ge tato lekafska pomoc ma byt poskytnuta osobarn pottebnYm v ka gdem statu. Ponechava Veak jednotlivYm statfun ureovat Tim se stab, ge jeho obchod rostl a osoby "pottebne", ale neeini gadneho opfijmy stoupaly. Nasledkem toho jed- patteni pro poskyto yani pomoci pro vae noho dne nabid'nul Jenikovi zvY geni mz- chny stargi 11db, kteti dostavaji yetejnou dy, cog tento rad ptijal. podporu. ) • 4. • ( Doba utikala, velice rychle.

Jinak vea,k tomu bylo u °stitch. JedProsim, laskave si povgnmete v Ceske noho vedera vybral se Klieka s Jentkem i v anglicky easti vyzvani vYboru Cesna navatevu HorkYch. Cht8li nejen nay keho dne na statni vSrstave v Dallas, gtiviti Horldch, ale take °stitch.

Kdyg tam yeak pli1i, nagli, e °st- dne 16. iijna — k ifeasti a i podileni se hodnotnS,m Ces14m Cistern na itch se odstehovali a bydli nedaleko. programu.

"Ale nepotegite se," tekl Rork. "OstrY ) • 4 se dostal mezi gpatnou spoleenost a bojim se, ge se ehytne piti. Z tovarny byl Kaida pojistka nak SPJST provizepropugten, protoge mel nevymachana ft- na je nejen zarukou, e bude spravne sta, a nyni nevim co dela, proto ge se s dedicum vyplacena, ale je s ni spojeno nim nesejdu." tolik ritzniTch vYhod jich jeden kaidg "Co se s nim nesejdete ani v kostele?" Glen nemüe jen zbeine piejiti.

Wee., ptal se Jenik. tete si vSrhody v eertifikatu.

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CAST DEVATA. TilICATE PATE CVICENt.

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Vlaitovcr '1. Pod naiim krovem m uz mnoho jar, si stavi a iije Vlaitovek par® °diet& v lec jak rani kvet, vidy v tote hnizdo e vraci zpet® 3. A 130 cele Leto, at' dunce, at' hrom, jak rady a it'astnSr jsou v hnizde torn.

4.Je stare to hnizdo a bourn je Cas, i4eZ vlaitovky vidycky je postavi zas!

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jeji mile j tak.

T, TEXAS

Ve stfedu, dne 21. tail 1960

A el lovek mamen.e bit, Kalendii okrskovSrc schfizi nee je ten ptal ?

Pieeti s da finkem nebo maminkou a potom spri:%ne opig do segitu! Popros rodiee, a d E Ti vypravovali o vlagtovkach v CesltYch. zemich. Jsou tam hi druhy vlagtoyek: vla,gtoyka prava, jikieka a bke hule. Lithe vlagtovky chrani a te gi se na jape") pfilet na jake. Maminka ml fitly psala na jai e, ltdyi vla gtovky pkiletely.

S bratrskY'm pozdravetn StrYeek Mieek z Austinu. )°4 ( Ve veku pouh3'ich 59 mkt' zemkel ye Vidni v Rakousku, Va,Sa Pkihoda, umelec virtous ye hre na housle, povaZo yanY v mezinarodnich hudebnich kruzich za nejlepSiho houslistu sveta v technice a bohatosti tonu. Ve SpojenYch statech byl Prihoda brzy po prvni svetove volce, a usporadal celou kadu koncertfi v cele fade yeteich mast. Mezi americk)imi krajany byl velice obliben. S yYm umenim a milou povahou ziskal si VaSa Priltoda pratele a priznivce v gude, Icam se na syYch uineleckYch cestach ye svete dostal. ) • 4 • ( PresidentskY. kandidat J. Kennedy se seg el se zastupci 22-ti narodnostnich sku pin (byli mezi nimi take na gi amerieti krajane) a slibil jim, ze jeho administrativa (v pkipade zvoleni) neuzna, nikdy sovetskou nadvladu v zemich za Zeleznou oponou. "Obeane zotroeenY'ch zemi si musi udrZet nadeji, Ze budou zase svobodni. V tom jim budou Spojene staty yeemi miroyYmi prostkedky pomahat", dodal senator Kennedy. ) • 4 • Prakticky

Do keky spadl hoch. JakYsi pan skoeil do vody a zachranil ho. Matka hochova vrele rdekovala. "Ale kdyZ u g jste jednou tak mokrS7," tvrdila, "nemohl byste jeSte skoeit pro jeho no0 Iklobouk, kterSi mu uplaval?"

• • Podobnost Prvni pan: "Nejste snad pkibuznY s panem Hou2viekou?"

DruhST pan: "To jsem ja, sam."

Prvni pan: "Aha, jste mu talc Wane podobny.."

1. Okrsek Den mlatleZe a Contest teto "Youth Activity Day" se bude konat dne 9. kijna (Oct.) v sini kadu eislo, 39. pobliZe Bryan na F. M. caste Oslo 21. Mladet tohoto okrsku a naSich kadit jest k 'Cash zvana. VSechny kadY v prvnim okrsku by si meli tohoto contestu sheastnit.

2. Okrsek Prejeme si oznamiti, Ze nage podzimni schuze alcrsku se bude konat u kadu eislo 15 v Buckholts, v nedeli dne 16. kijna (Oct.) Tato schtize bade spojena z "Youth Activity Day". Podrobnosti zdeli Hejlova.

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3 Okrsek Podzimni. schate 3. okrsku bude se die oznament konat v Dallas, Texas u fadu 'Oslo 130 Jaro na Greenville Ave. Oslo 7448. etvrtou nedeli, cot je dne 25. tali.

• • 5. Okrsek Podzimni schtize 5. okrsku bude se die zdeleni konat v Houston, dne 30. kijna (Oct.) u radu eislo 142, Stefanik, Bli281 podrobnosti celeho pokadu budou v kratkosti oznamene. -- Emily Mynak.

6 Okrsek Pristi schfize gestalt° okrsku se bude konat v El Campo dne 16. tijna dle oznameni br. 1g. 8enkytika pod zagtitu fa du 50, 30, 40, 148, 163, 151, 138. — Vic o tom a podrobneje, jakmile dodana bude od vYborn zprava.

7 okrsek bude konat svoji podzimni schazi dne 23. Nina (Oct.) °pet u fadu La Parita Cis. 161. v Jourdanton spojen s Youth Activity Day. Neopornente a tento den liana ponechte laskave. eirt, Kaida pojistka naSi SPJST provazena je nejen zarukou, ie bude spravne dedicum vyplacena, ale je s ni spojeno tonic rtiznYch vjrhod jichi jeden kaidjr elen nemnie jen thane tete si vjrhody v certifikatu. ) * 4 • ( "Ciprava veene psanjrch dbpisu je povtdy radostnou praci kaZdeho redaktora. Diky ygem na gim dopisovatelfun.

Anna: "Minuleho roku odmitla jsem • * Ja.kuba vziti si za, manZela, a ad to doby The international boundary line beneustale pije." crossed more often than any other in Marie: "Ta jeho radost trva trochu tween the United States and Canada in cilouho." the world.

Ve stfedu, dne 1, Zafi 060

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Types of Certificates Offered By Our SPJST

int STK/

WEST, TEXAS

CLASS E: 10 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1

Btrana 13 ztlstane YypIacene pojitteni na, $1,000.00.

CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18 full TAIda MX: lOti leta fipisova ochrana ktera se roan& zmenSuje, al benefit at age 1 ztistane vyplacene pojiAtern PLASS G: 20 Pay Endowment, full benna $1,000.00.

CLASS B: Ordinary Iife efit at age 1 CLASS PR: Preferred Risk, ordinary CLASS II: 20 Pay, Endowment at age 60 TWA, N. lOti leta apisova ochrana, Oleninn kteri maji yypiljeelife Full benefit at age 1 ne penize od SPJST CLASS C:20 Pay Life Payor Insurance: This Order offers TAIDA N2: lOti 'eta fmisova, ochrana. payors of premiums for members in this Olentim, kteri nerr:oaji ptijeCLASS D: 15 Pay Life department the benefit of PAYORs INku na majetek od SPJST SURANCE according to which plan payCLASS E: 10 Pay Life ment of premiums stops anon the death TRIM 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna CLASS F: 15 Pay Endowmeni a zrnenitelna. of the payor.

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 65 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance, issued up to the sum of $5.000.00 CLASS M: Retirement at 65 CLASS MU: 20 year decreasing mortgage protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certificate after 20 years.

CLASS MX: 10 year decreasing mortgage protection with a $1,000.00 Paid-up certificate after 10 years CLASS N: 10 year decreasing 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 from other than the SPJST CLASS 5T: 5 year term, renew n ble and convertable CLASS 10T: 10 year term, renewable and convertable CLASS 20T: 20 year term, convertable only 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 C: 20 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: 15 Pay Life, full benefit at age 1

Respectfully submitted Joe B. Hejny

TAIDA 10T: lOti leta lhfrtni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelni.

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TAIDA 20T: 20ti feta, lhutni. Znienitalna. V Detskem oddeleni.'"

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TAIDA JT: Doeasne pojiSteni do 16 let, ktere se mute zrneniti na kterekoliv jine pojikeni, VYberte si die potfeby kkdykoliy net dosahne -16 TAIDA B: Dokvotni, poplatky se plati let. al do smrti.

TAIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dotivotni. PlnY TAIDA PR: Pfednostni dotivotni obnos pojikeni se vyplatt, pripadu iunrti od veku 1 TAIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dokvotni. Poroku. platky se plati pouze 20 let.

TAMA D: 15ti splatkoya, dotivotni. Po TAIDA D: 15ti splatkova dotiy otni. plnY obnos pojikeni se vyplati platky se plati pouze 15 let. v pfipadu fimrti od vekti 1 TAIDA: E: lOti splatkova, dokvotni. Poroku. platky se plati pouze 10 let.

TAIDA E: lOti splatkova„ dotivotni. PlTAIDA F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cernY obnos pojiSteni se vyplatifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 ti v pripadu firnrti od veku let.

1 roku.

TAIDA G: 20ti leta nadadni. Obrios cer- TAMA JE: Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let° tifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 pinY obnos pojiSteni se vylet. plati v pripadu fimrti od yeku 1 roku.

TRIDA H: Nadaeni ve 65t1 let. tlen plati poplatky at do 65ti let. TAIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, piny obnos pojikeni se vyplati v pripaTAIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni ve du fimrti od veku 1 roku., 60ti let. rittnA I: 2oti splatkova, nada eni y e veTR1DA K: Splatkova do 65ti let, doti- ku 60 let, ping obnos se vyplati v pripavotni. du finuti od veku 1 roku.

Payor Insurance: TAMA L: Dvojna.sobne firazove pojikeni (Double Indemnity) cerClentim v tom Detskem certifikat se vystavuje do boru jest Jednotou poskyobnosu $5,000.00, dodateene tovana yYhoda ochrany k jinernu certifikatu. platky za ditko TAMA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa getak zvanou "Payor Insurni 65 rokit stall elen dostaance", kteratto ochrana 'za va mesieni pfijern dokud mirny mesieni poplatek zbaZeinfe-li pied 80 lety vuje, v pripadu smrti pla,tistall, dedici dostanou mesieciho poplatky povinnestl ni prijem do 80 YYroei nadalkho placeni poplatky na rozenin takto chranenY certifikat.

Respectfully submitted': 7A/DA MC: 20ti leta fipisova ochrana ktera se rodne zmenkuie, Joe B. Heim nasi SPJST

Strana 14

VkSTN/K — WEST. TEXAS

Orr 1CIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OP THE STATE OF TEXAS POUNDED 1897

VESTNiK —HERALD--

,esday, September 21, 1960 Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material 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.

Postmasters Please Send Form 3519 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPRIKVIE LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEMPLE,

America's Fr' Societies

Taz

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Are You a Thousand n.

Dollar Organizer?

How fortunate we are who live in America, rather than in Europe with its troubles, turmoil and threatened wars; where the individual has lost all feeling of security and sees but small hope for the future. Unreasoning racial antipathies and unvalled for nationalistic ambitions account for the turmoil and trouble and constitute a threat to the peace of the world, We, in America, should be thankful for the privilege of living here in view of the present chaotic situation in Europe.

Members of racial and nationalistic entities live side by side, forgetting antagonisms of the old world, despite the fact that some efforts are being made by voluntary and subsidized agitators to recreate these antipathies in America. We are proud of the fact , that these efforts are not succeeding, because in free America old world prejudices have no place. Our capacity for tolerance is a very great aid in rebuffing attempts to settle these ancient prejudices on us.

Where but in America will you find Protestant and Catholic, Jew and Gentile members of the same organization, breaking bread together and working for a coiranon purpose — the betterment of all of the people, and of the state and Of the union. Fraternal benefit societies are exemplification of the capacity of America to resist the advances of subsidized agitators, who would inflict us with the "isms" of the old world. There are many organizations of this type, each with a different name, but all with a common purpose — the welfare of their members, and of the state and the nation generally.

..1;* PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." members, thus giving the racial and nationalistic groups, all of whom are represented in their membership, a common goal to attain a common purpose to work out, which in itself is the very best cure for "isms" and prejudices.

The fraternal benefit societies of America advocate patriotism, love of country and active earnest cooperation among all of its citizens in solving the many problems that confront us. Many of these problems are, of course, the result of the difficult situation now obtaining in Europe, and we can be sure that the fraternal benefit societies of America, ihold in their membership representatives of all of the racial and nationalistic groups of Europe will be a great factor in solving the many difficulties that lie ahead of us. ) • oTe • ( There was a guy who bought a carburetor that saved 30 per cent on gas, a new distributor that saved 50 percent on gas and a new set of spark plugs that saved 40 per cent on gas. — Last we heard from him, his gas tank overflowed about every 15 miles. e )

They are practical in their operation, in that they offer protection not only to their members, but also to their dependents and loved ones through the medium of their cooperative insurance plan. These organizations are owned, governed and Two-thirds of the population of Vercontrolled by their members. Their as- mont live in rural areas, unusual for New sets are the common property of all the England.

Are you a Thousand Dollar Organizer?

Does your mind function on a $1,000 level when you approach a prospect, or, do you plan your selling pitch on a $20,000; $15,000 or $10,000 level?

There was a time when a thousand dollars would cover the whole "show" at the demise of the insuree, but today, it won't even cover the hospital bill on an illness of over a week's duration.

The young homemaker of today with his better opportunities for higher wages, does not hesitate to purchase a new $20,000 or $15,000 home on terms, paying out so much each month from the "take home pay" envelope. This is a type of forced savings, put aside like rent. The same goes for the car and maybe the furniture.

Our organizers too, should raise their selling techniques to meet these higher standards of living and obligations. Only then will he or she be doing a prospect a justice in coverage.

When our Organizer can point out that for $20 or $15 a month, a young breadwinner (providing he is insurable) can carry so many thousand dollars worth of life insurance; that with an added $1.80 per thousand, double indemnity with, which to protect his young and growing family during the critical and infant years of their lives, then our organizer is doing this family a truly fraternal service!

The time when our parents, grandparents started life together on a shoestring, furnishing their first home with handme-down furniture and $90 to furnish the ho pe is a thing of the past and the need now is to Up-Grade our way of thinking to today's present levels of living and earning.

So the next time you approach young breadwinners, Mr. and Mrs. Organizer, work out a plan for $20,000; $15,000coverages. Break the premiums to the monthly level which are in keeping with the pay

Wednesday, September 21, 1960 envelope and are more realistic to his budget planning. Be realistic, shoot high, you're not doing him a favor with a $1,000 policy. It won't cover his funeral much less his hospital bill — then what of his family?

In ratio to his purchasing power which is based on his "take home pay" plus so many years so he buys his home in its respective bracket; sell him his insurance to cover that bracket.

Show him, Mr. and Mrs. Organizer, that this is really a savings, even if' it forces him each month to meet it; that his policy is less expensive than competitive policies; that his policy is also an instrument which guarantees him a loan in an emergency after it has been in force a number of years; a loan where only the policy is the collateral and that this loan doesn't require co-signers. Tell him that a policy with an accumulated "loan value" is a very nice thing to show up on the asset side of his Financial Statement, in the eyes of his creditors.

Tell him that besides the business features, there is the fraternal side of this policy, where social and cultural ties are formed; where he can watch his children grow up into young manhood and womanhood, away from questionable company, in wonderful environment, where they can meet in their own Lodge Hall, have the same privileges as anyon else; where they develop talents that would never have an opportunity to come out; where fraternalism is practiced — where one can find a helping hand in time of distress.

So, the next tione, Mr. and Mrs. Organizer, you approach your prospect, have a plan worked out for his particular need i n keeping with his level of living, make your pitch for complete coverage. You have SO MUCH to offer, so don't sell him short — do him a service and cover him adequately. ) • 4, • (

Waco's Linden Hall Observes 54 Year in Quiet Observance In the beautiful Linden Hall located at Elm Mott, Texas, about 10 miles north from Waco on Highway 77, Lodge Slovanska Lipa No. 66, observed its 54th year of existence in a quiet but reverent ceremony, Friday, Sept. 16, 1960.

This is one lodge in our fraternal Order, who heads our list in membership increase, whose membership has increased to more than 300 per cent in the last few years of organized lodge activity and all of its members, and those workers

V2STNt — WEST„ TEXAS in the lodge who made this possible, deserve a "rousing round of applause" from all of our brotherhood.

As stated above, they have a spacious Hall, beautifully appointed inside, acres of graveled parking space and well lighted, shade trees, and every inch inside and out in apple pie order.

The ranks of its Youth Club is a sigh to behold, for they are an active and aggressive group of youngsters under active and beloved Youth Leaders.

They can point with pride to the product of their labors, again stressing the point that it took team work and good will, a little self discipline to knuckle under to orders of their chosen committeemen and committee women.

To their Fifty-fifth year endeavors the whole fraternal Order extends "Success!" ) • 4, • (

Dear Friends: The letter from our Youth Leader, Sister Mary Paprskar of Lodge 92 in Ft. Worth, has been received too late to be published in this week's Vestnik, and will be in the Vestnik of Sept. 28, with some Of the pictures of their 50th Anniversary Celebration, which have been mailed us

by Bro. Carl Zich, President of Lodge No. 92.

The Youth Program given by our talented youngsters of that Lodge, under the direction of Sister Paprskar and Sister Alholm was a decided success. All of the numbers were enthuiastically received.

Our only wish is that these youngsters and their leaders keep this up for the good of our Lodge and for their own good, in spending their time profitably.

Thanks again.

Your Editor. ) 4, President Eisenhower recently signed a bill liberalizing the Social Security pro gram for thousands of workers who are disabled while still young and for older persons still capable of earning part of their own livelihood.

The bill also provides larger payments for children's benefits and makes it easier for many already-retired persons to qualify for benefits.

The changes were included in the bill that attracted most attention for establishment of a new federal-state medical care program for aged needy persons.

This program will not be under Social Security , however.

An estimated 125,000 disabled workers will be able to get benefits for the first time under one amendment that wipes out the present age 50 requirement for disability payments. If a disabled worker

Strand 15 DIETING

By Herman Bundesen, M.D. Is dieting really worth the effort?

You bet it is!

It's tough to remain on a diet I'll concede. In fact, up to 80 per cent of those who embark upon diet programs don't follow them through.

Persons with emotional problems are much more likely to quit than are reasonably stable individuals.

Just how successful your own weight reduction program will be, depends upon whether you have set a realistic goal for yourself and upon the importance you atach to food and eating.

In case you may be wavering in your determination to died, let us, as the politicians say, look at the record.

Among persons between the ages 'of 45 and 50, as little as ten excess powids increases the chances of death by etht per cent above the normal.

Thirty extra pounds mean a 28 per cent increase in Chances of death. And you more than double your chances dying (a 56 per cent jump) if you are carting around 50 excess pounds.

The greater the amount of overweight, the higher the mortality rate. It's that sin Dple.

Let's look at individual diseases.

The death rate from heart disease irom obese men between 25 and 74 is 42-per cent above normal. The women fare even worse . For obese females in this sanie age bracket, the heart disease death rate is 75 per cent above normal.

Advanced atherosclerosis is three times fore prevalent in obese pawls than in those who are underweight. IcAl.A sustained hypertension is twice as ;frequent among the obese as among those of normal diet.

Diabetes is another example. The death rate from, this disease among obese men and women is nearly four times as high as for those, of normal or average weight.

You are Knore- likely to get varicose veins and to suffer from gallbladder and gallstone trouble if you are fat.

Also, it will be more difficult for ,you to recover from acute infection such,as pneumonia if you are overweight.

I could go on and on, but I think •you get the point.

Does it pay to take off these excess pounds?

It sure does. It pays off in the best way possible -- a longer, healthier life.

• An object in possession seldom ,retains the same charms which it had when it was longed for. is otherwise qualified, he may now I receive, the benefits at onv

Wednesday, September 21, 1980

vESTNIK - WEST, TEXAS

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISEURSX MFNTS FOR AUGUST, 1960 ZPRAVA eftimm A VYDANi ZA MESIC SRPFN, 1960 Expense Vydani

Mortuary Umrtni

RECEIPTS - PAIJEM Mortgage Loans - Majetkove piljtky Certificate Loans - Certifikatove Vijay Premiums - Umrtni poplatky od Interest from certificate loans - tlrok z certifikatovYch pljeek Int. on Mortgage Loans - (Jrok z majetkovych pilijaek Interest on Bonds Urok -z bona' it. M. 0. Z mineralniho majetku S. P. J. S. T. Building Rent - Najem z budovy Appraisal Fee -- Na odhady Sale of Supplies - Prodej te.dovS7ch potreb Transfer from General Fund -- Hems z generalniho fondu Total Receipts - Celkovy ptijem Cash Balance 8-1-60 - Hotovost 8-1-60

Juvenile Detske 723.92

80,254.46 3,729.48 30,597.19 1,875.95 25,628.83 885.00 597.75 2,969.41

17,845.76

257.80 228.14

ago,

813.00 5.00 15,000.00

,Sounre 80,978.42 3,729.48 48,7 '5 1,875.95 25,856.97 885.00 597.75 2,269.41 813:00 5.00 15,000.00

145,838.07 291,362.08

33,663.76 17,963.70

1,209.90 8,063.65

180,711.73 317,389.43

437,200.15

51,627.43

9,273.55

498,101.16

DISBURSEMENTS - ITYDANT: 135,505.09 8,960.00 1,000.00 23,779.71 328.16 51.501 15,000.00 980.n 300.00 75.96 651.78 1,261.50 219.34 3,546 09 300.00 31.88 301.00 268.00 2,526.50 69.14 400.00 147. 0 600.00 2,300.00 3,350.00 144.29 179.59 167.16 1,632.50 87.89 27.36 11.00 1,414.64

Mortgage loans - Majetkove ptjdky Certificate loans - Certifikatove Vijay Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojiReni Death Claims - Vyplacene tnirtni podpory Returned premiums and bonus - Vracene Umrtni pop. a bonus R P. 0. Travel - H. E. 0. cestovne 'transfer to Expense Fund - Prenos do vydani fondu KIST Build. Maintenance - tizeni a vydr2ovani budnvy Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznamky Appraisal Expense - Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vytizovani pujeek Car Expense - Vydani na auto Commissions - Komisne Contributions - Dary Freight and Express - Freight a dovoz Medical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bez-lekatske prohlidky Vestnik Office Maintenance - VydrZovani ....radovny Office Rent - Najemne z fikadovny Postage - Patovne Salary Editor - Slukie redaktora Salary of employees - Slane vSrpumoci Salary Officers - S1unĂŠ fitednikt Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a praci potteby Tax: FICA and TEC Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel: Directors - Cestovne fediteln Travel: Officers - Cestovne firednikft Travel: Editor - Cestovne redaktora Youth Activities - Cinnost mladee Convention Expense - Sjezdove v3"71ohy

135,505.00 8,960.00 1,000.00 23,779.71 178.28 51.50 15,000.00 980.89

Total disbursements - t;entove vyoani Cash Balance 9-1-60 - Hotovost 9-1-60

185,455.47 251,744.68

20,013.22 31,614.24

149.88 9,123.67

205,618 57 292,48

437,200.15

51,627.46

9,273.55

498,101.16

31,614.24

9,123.67

292,482.59 895,143.00

ASSETS rash - Hotovost iT. S. Bonds - II. S. BonelY

149,83

300.00 75.96 651.78 1,261.50 219.34 3,546.09 300.00 31.88 301.00 268.00 2,526.50 69.14 400.00 147.60 600.00 2,300.00 3,350.00 144.26 179.59 167.16 1,632.50 87.89 27.36 11.00 1,414.64

MAJETEK (EDNOTY 251,744.68 895,143.00

Wedne:sday,SePtember 21, 1960

VAISTNiK - WEST. TEXAS

Bonds: Municipal - Okresni bondy • ... _ . _ __ ___ Mortgage loans -- MNetkove pujeky certificate loans - Certifika.tov6 piljeky Stock - Akcie S. P. J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T- budova Real Estate - Majetek Other Assets - Jine zdroje Furniture and fixtures -- Nabytek a zatizeni v ntadovne, Automobil automobile

179,094.40 8,218,776.03 029,610.18 100,000.00 170,000.00 22,360.61 151.18

70,393,21

185,928.25 8,307,248.77 629,610.1 100,000.00 170,000.00 22,360.61 151.18 36,779.67 2,000.00

104,430.21

10,641,710 ‘.?„,,,/

S bratrskym pozdravem.

R. A. Urbanovsky, Financial secreta, ---

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67 Plijem od kalif'. v mesici srpnu, 1960 Income From Lodges In August, 1960 68 Lodge 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 33 35 37 38 39 40 41 44 45 47 51 54 55 56 57 58 60 63 64 65

Date 18 12 26 26 30 12 26 24 24 26 26 18 26 18 26 26 26 24 24 18 30 30 18 18 12 18 18 18 24 24 26 18 26 26 18 24 18 24 18 26 26 24 18 26 18 24

00

12

Amount 69 562.44 71 45.02 72 17.13 73 588.88 74 177.70 77 569.48 78 201.26 80 30.97 8 1 626.79 83 62.71 84 8.28 85 139.32 88'67 266.23 83 286.56 89 1,541.81 91 53.58 92 593.95 93 269.30 94 912.59 95 1,021.06 96 60.03 97 1,120.36 98 2,197.52 100 145.07 103 230.63 105 725.98 107 214.84 110 6.67 112 346.27 113 216.25 114 986.11 118 285.36 119 193.94 122 184.30 125 679.14 127 113.68 128 1,050.32 129 29.06 130 866.46 123 32.28 135 270.89 136 21.13 137 555.04 138 48.16 140 65.50 141 773.91

142

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6,833.85 88,472,69

36,779.67 2,000,00 10,466,880,13

Vraternally yours

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26 30 13 24 18 5 30 5

24 30 24 18 24 12 12 18 24 24 30 18 24 12 26 24 18 24 18 12 26 18 18 18 12 24 24 24 24 30 26 18 26 12 24 20 18 24 18 12 30 18

11

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146 1,039469%62047 1 44753 214281..2381 114591

24 26 18 12 12 5 24 26 5 12 12 24 24 24 18 5 26 26 30

21.36 47.81 102.77 435.45 188.45 264.42 40.21 143.85 2,332.33 230.16 62.03 83.06 404.25 313.07 67.65 386,91 21.28 350.53 86.62

152 153 154 155 156 158 160 161 162 163 1, 33189..7221 164 165 10,253.20 798.60 160 45325 48,700.75 1,218.62 4 4, 242.60 220.00 58.00 21.78 195.86 16.77 79.38 The Bryan Lodge No. 39, was host to 68.21 District One's Fall Meeting in the new 8.55 Lodge No. 39 Hall, Sunday, September 18.

The Youth under the leadership of 220.82 146.93 District Youth Director, Sister Lillie Ma. 487.10 tejka, presented their Youth program 9.44 to a most 'appreciative gathering.

Lodge No. 9 from Snook, brought out 36.49 102.97 their talented Youth and Teen-Agers to 3.67 give us some really outstanding num32.17 bers. Let's see more of these Snookeret54.71 tes at these meetings!

Sandwiches, pastry, coffee and re18.05 67.84 freshments were served after the meet41.67 ing by the good sisters and brothers to 1,003,00 alleviate thirst and hunger.

It was, indeed our pleasure, to again 832.83 228.58 see these busy folks of the Bryan Lodge.

8.21 Next week's issue of the Vestnik will carry a more detailed description of this 98.08 District One Meeting. Look for it!

272.56 ) • 4 • (..._____ 37.65 94.94 Lots of Watter --- The world's 7 longest 305.60 rivers total 23,160 miles of water.

158.46 14.49 '74.41 140.25 418.70 847.42 22.69 1,345.84 3.79

District One Holds Fall Meeting

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Jour .Brothers and Sisters: 1?1,-ase, be advised that during the month, of August, 1960, the Supreme LodSV,I.ST, has paid death benefits, due, virtue of certificates issued to the following deceased brothers and sisters, 'Death. Claim No. 7105. Sister Cornelia I;:onesellik, housewife, memeber of Lodge Praha, No. 29, died July 27, 1960, at age 69. Admitted Feb. 8, 1914. Cert. A-2985 for $1,000 . and Cert. B-1250 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 7106. Brother Jakub lanci, cook, member of Lodge Pokrok ilaustonu, No. 88, ,diod June 23, 1960, at e 70. Admitted February 8, 1914. Cert.

-1051 for $1,000.00.

Death Claim No. 7107. Sister Marie Ifttlia .housewife, oa-ember of Lodge Szaz r,hoslovanu, No. 92, died July 12, 1960, 58. Admitted June 13, 1920. Cert.

79.20 . for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7108. Brother Frank S.ya.ida, retired, member of Lodge Volna No. 135, died July 6, 1960, at age 87, Admitted Sept. 13, 1903. Cert. A-1664 le • :41,000.

Death Claim. No. 7109. Sister Marie Zabeik, retired, member of Lodge Cetsky Prapar; No. 24, died August 3, 1960, at age 86. Admitted December 13, 1903. Cert. A1360 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7110. Brother Johnnie Stasa, —, member of Lodge Anton Cermak, No. 56, admitted Oct. 3, 1938. Cert.

C-4665 for $1,000.00 Death Claim No. 7111. Brother Albin IVIartinek, farmer, becober of Lodge Cesky ;Prapor, No. 24, died Aug. 6, 1960, at aloe ` 65. Admitted Aug. 3, 1929. Cert. C-960 for Death Claim No. 7112. Sister Adela Org,i housewife, member of Lodge Velehuat No. 19, died Aug. 1, 1960, at age 88.

Dec. 11, 1910. Cert. A-15314 for $1',500.

Death Claim. No. 7113. Sister Frances Ki-cmenek, housewife, member of Lodge Farita, No. 161, died July 30, 1960, at 80. ,Admitted Oct. 14, 1917. Cert A' 1057'; for $500.

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Worth, No. 154, died July 26, 1960, at age 2. Adoadtted May 1, 1959. Cert, D-22185 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7116. Brother Arthur Ross Parrish, Industrial Engineer for Swift and Co. member of Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu, No. 92, died Aug. 11, 1960; at age 55. Admitted Sept. 27, 1938. Cert.

D-1812 for $1,000, F-242 for $1,000, and D-491 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7117. Brother Bill Vyoral, retired, member of Lodge Liberty No. 136, died Aug. 9, 1960, at age 47. Admitted April 17, 1941. Cert D-830 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7118. Brother Joseph Kocian, retired farmer, member of Lodge Robstown, No. 117, died July 22, 1960, at age 83. Admitted May 21, 1911. Cert A8326 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7119. Brother William Volcik, farmer, member of Lodge Smithville, No.'38, died Aug. 6, 1960, at age 76.

Admitted Jan. 9, 1910. Cert. A-3592 for $1,000.

Death Clain-4 No. 7120 , Brother George Sabrsula, retired, member of Lodge Needville, No. 81, died Aug. 5, 1960, at age 85.

Admitted June 12, 1904. Cert. A-4847 for $1,000..

Death Claim No. 7121. Brother George G. Mitchell, manager of Oil Company, member of Lodge Volna Cechie, No 135, died Aug. 15, 1960 at age 47. Admitted June, 1, 1958. Cert. E-20618 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7122 'Sister Liddie J. Bucek, housewife, membe r of Lodge Elmaton, No. 148, died Aug. 18, 1960, at age 70. Admitted Sept. 20, 1933. Cert. C1680 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7123. Brother John E. Kaspar, retired, member of Lodge Hvezda, Texasu, No. 47, died Aug. 18, 1960, at age 69. Admitted Nov. 12, 1911. Cert , A-3087 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7124. Sister Anna Knesek, housewife, member of Lodge Velehrad, No. 19, died Aug. 19, 1960, age 85, Admitted. Maq 12, 1907. Cert. Pd-up 556 for $734.00.

Death Claim No. 7125. Sister Katerino, Kollatschny, housewife, member of Lodge Jiri Washington, No. 22, died Aug. 12, 1960, at age 75. Admitted April 14, 1907.

Cert. A-2899 for $1,000.

Death Claim No. 7126. Brother Pavel Tkadlec, farmer, member of Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu, No. 107, died Aug. 20, 1960, at age 69. Admitted May 19, 1912. Cert.

A-6811 for $1,000.

To the bereaved relatives of our de'oath Claim No. 7114. Brother Raymond Mican, labOrer, member of Lodge ceased brothers and sisters, the Supreme •Ka rot, jonas, No. 28, died July 28, 1960, at Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt age 53. Admitted June 27, 1942. Cert. B- sympathy.

J. F. Chupick 31.15 for $500.

Secty . Supreme Lodge Death Claim No. 7115. Cynthia Ann SPJST Thompson, child, member of Lodge Fort

Wednesday, September 21, 1960

SPJST CALENDAR The annual Fall Picnic will be held at our Lodge Hall No. 80 at Holland, Texas Sunday Oct. 2nd — Beginning at 2 P.M. Plenty of Beef Barbecue plate lunches will be, served. Free dancing all afternoon. Music by Joe Patek of Shiner — We especially wish to invite our out-oftown friends to come and spend an enjoyable day with us. — Joe Barabas Jr., President.

•

Sokol Houston at 4514 Edsee, will hold a Picnic and Barbecue on Sept. the 25th beginning at 12:30 P.M. — Dance at night — Everyone is cordially invited.

• Lodge No. 66 Waco, will hold at Elm Mott's Linden Hall a "Masquerade Dance" on October the 23rd for our Members and their invited friends. — Rose Parmer, Reporter • • A Thanksgiving Celebration will be held at the Dallas Sokol and Lodge 130 Hall at 7448 Greenville Ave, on November the 12th — with dance.

Sunday, Nov. 13, a Thanksgiving Dinner will be served at the Hall and you are cordially invited.

— Fraternally, A. M. Vrla Lodge 93 at Wheelock, Texas will celebrate their 50 Year Anniversary November the 27th and all our good Friends and our neighboring Lodges 129 and 39 and members everywhere are cordially invited to come.

Detailed letter will follow in some of our next issues of our Vestnik but keep this date for us, please — Thanks.

J. A. Rychlik )• 4 • ( LODGE 84 DALLAS, TEXAS October 1

Saturday -- "Vino Brani" Dance, music

by Eric Honza Orchestra October 15 Saturday — "Barn Dance" Music by John Rejcek's Orchestra • • DANCE DATES OF ELK LODGE NO. 35 Sept. 24 — West Melodians Oct. 1 — Albin. Matus Oct. 8 — Vrazel Polka Band Oct 15 — Albin Matus Oct. 22 — Rural Ramblers of Marlin Oct 20 — Albin Matus • o CALENDAR OF LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS October 1 — 10:34 Kolache Sale 5:30 Chicken Supper 8:45 — Dance — Geo. J. Nachart Oral October 5 —

Wednesday, September 21, 1960

V2STN.f.K WEST,=SAS

10:00 — Card Party 12:00 Noon Dinner 1:00 — Gifts October 15 — LODGE 35 ELK 8:45 — Dance — Rudy Kurtz Orch.

Brothers and Sisters: Our regular monthly meeting was A. L. Hilsher, Pes. opened with the Pledge of Allegiance led 1• •

by Kathy Zaloron and Linda Pavelka.

The RVOS held its meeting first. The next meeting of RVOS will be held the second Sunday in December.

Each of the members of Lodge 35 were DALLAS, TEXAS glad to welcome four new members who Dear Sisters and Brothers: were, Susan Jean Stuckley, Jerry Joe It is with a great deal of pleasufe. I Stuckly, Edwin David Stuckly, Pamela take this opportunity to announce the Carol Stuckly. We also had one policy ,formation, of the Czech Choral Group holder who took out another one. He was of Lodge No. 84, composed of members Fred Kubitza. of said Lodge and their guests from Next, under business Theodore Bordosister lodges. vsky read the minutes of the last meetOur first meeting was held Wednesday, ing. After which each of the committees Sept. 7, with many interested members gave very good reports and also they present — Bro. Sid Pokladnik, President gave $615 to the Lodge. of Lodge No. 84 presided; and after the Under new business we voted to imformalities were over, Bro. Frank Henzen prove our heating system for the coinwas elected director of the choral group, ing winter.

Sister Lillie Jarma, secretary, and Sister Also Brother Zalmon asked for those Ruth Chmelar, pianist of the organiza- who wished to go to the District meettion. Brother Pokladnik turned the ing in Dallas on the 25th to say so. For meeting over to Brother Henzen. if they wished to go by bus he would Our first official meeting to be held on let Brother Cervenka know. But those Wednesday evening, Sept. 21, and all who were going were planning on going members present will be signed up as by car. charter members.

We also voted not to bring lunch to We urge all members, teenagers in- our next meeting since the Elk Church cluded, who are interested in singing is having its yearly Bazaar. We will go Czech songs please attend our opening there for supper. meeting.

After which Brother Zaknan asked for Let's make this a family affair and one an adjournment. So until next time I we can all enjoy . We need your support remain. in this project, so come and join us — Fraternally, Don't forget the date, Wednesday Sept.

Your reporter, 21st, at 7:30 p.m. See you all then.

Mrs. Eugene Pavelka Frank J. Henzen, Secretary Lodge Pokrok 84 Dallas LODGE STEFANIK NO. 142 ) 4, • ( _— Houston, Texas Let's don't forget our District III Dear Brothers and Sisters: The barbecue which was to have been meeting which will be held on Sunday Sept. 25th, 1960 at Lodge Jaro No 130, held on September 25th, by Stefanik 7448 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, Texas. Lodge, has been postponed until a later Call to order 10:30 am. — Dinner 12:30 date.

All members are cordially asked to be p.m. and afternoon session starts at 2:00 p.m. — Looking forward to seeing present at our next meeting, which will be held October 2nd. At this meeting we many of you there.

If I can be of any help to you, please will make arrangements for the District Five Meeting which will be held at our call or write, hall October 30. Please be present to Fraternally, make this meeting a success.

A. M. Vrla Fraternally yours, )• • • Emily Mynar Deep-plow as soon as possible root rot •( )• infested land on which cotton will be planted. in 1961. Deep plowing is the most LODGE 154 AND FT. WORTH SOKOL.. effective practice for reducing root rot Dear Members and Friends: It is so nice to again greet you from losses and the plowing is most effective when hot, dry weather for two weeks Lodge 154.

Our last meeting was held Sunday, follows the plowing job. Break land 10 Sept. 11, 1960, in the newly expanded, reto 14 inches deep if possible.

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Reports From Local Lodges

Straw, 19 modeled and still under construction, building of the Fort Worth Lodge 154Sokol Hall. Yes, the improvements that have! be enmade on our building this summer have been the dream of our members and friends for many 'years. Each and every member of Lodge 154 and Ft. Worth Sokol can truly be proud of their accomplishment. There: have been many hours of hard work and planning for such a wonderful change. Everyone now can enjoy it.

Our first Dance will be on Sept. 17. I know by the time this letter is printed we will already have enjoyed this dance.

Hope you had. fun!

The next Dance will be on Saturday October 1st. Our Grand Opening will be Saturday. October 15th and Sunday October 16th.

The Dance Saturday, the 15th will start at 8:00 o'clock. There will be a "Barbecue", Dinner Sunday the 16th, at 11:00 a.m. prices are $1.25 for adults and 65 cents for children. A program will begin at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon Sunday. Admission will be $1.00 this will also entitle you to the Dance Sunday night which will be furnished by the American Federation of Musicians. Be sure to bring all of your friends and help us make it a wonderful success! The public is .very cordially invited.

Our next meeting will be October 9th.

All of the SPJST members are urged to attend. This will be a very important meeting and we will need the help of every member of our Lodge. Come and offer your help and enjoy a wonderful day!

Without you, we could do nothing.

Fraternally yours.

Mrs. 'Rose Steinmann ) 4 • ( COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 West, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: We had our regular meeting, Sunday September 4th. Our President opened the meeting and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was said by Bobby Dobecka and the Cotonwood Youth Club youngsters. Then followed a good Report on our picnic and its success and other past activities of our Lodge Hall, which showed much improvement since our Hall has been remodeled.

As Youth Leader of our Cottonwood Youth Club, I gave my report to the membership, regording the Youth Movement in our Lodge, explaining the responsibilities that I have and the point system that I have with the Supreme Lodge given to us by our State Director, Brother Joe B. Hejny in which the youngsters will receive cash prizes for the first three highest number of points

Strani ► 20 earned .at the end of the year and also they will receive prizes from our Mother Lod ge or Club.

1 Eippreciate the response of the membership on my report through this paper on our activities which are held at our Lodge and I hope they will continue to do so in the future.

A discussion was also held on our other, activities; that are to come up for this fall season. They, too, will be reported through the Vestnik, so be sure and watch for them in a later issue.

We are glad to accept two new Mein ber,s to our lodge, they are: Hubert S. Murphy' and Mildred Georgia Dobas.

We hope they will enjoy being with us as! we enjoy having them.

Following the meeting and its business, a delicious barbecue supper was served with all the trimmings. Many thanks gocs to the, few good sisters who worked. in the kitchen and to all of those who braugiat the other good covered dishes of salads and sweets.

We also want to thank the kind Barbecue Makers. Brother and Sister John and Tonic Marek, who are always so kind to make it for us.

Our next Lodge Meeting is on October 2, at 1:30 p.m. — be sure and be there, as We Want to set our dates on our fall activities.

Fraternally yours, Ruth Kriza.n Youth Leader ) ele•( ..TO ALL MEMBERS IN DISTRICT 7 I am happy to announce that I have already' received applications for our Youth Activity Day contest. From which lo. ,-.Dge, and who the contestants are is, of course, top secret, Who will be the next? You better hurry, the time is running too fast. Do not miss this big opportunity to wit?. nice prize, and money, too, As to the dance contest (square, polka etc.,) it is not necessary to have a boy as a partner, two girls may dance if they want . But, if you have a friend, who is not a member of SPJST, secure him or her as a member so you can have a partner. All contestants 'must be members of any lodge in District seven.

Fraternally yours, Marcella M. Kleprlik, District Seven Youth Leader YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY PLACE: Lodge La Parita No. 161.

Jourdanton, Texas.

DATE: Sunday, October 23, 1960 WHAT: Contests in craft, talent and dance; for all SPJST members (boys and girls) of District No. 7.

WHY: To encourage our youths, to get everybody interested in entering

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this contest, and to give them a chance to show their abilities in our SPJST. AGE: Age brackets will be: 5 through 8; 9 through 11; 12 through 14; 15 through 18.

CRAFT CONTEST: (a) by instruction: sewing, embroidery, crochet work, leather, wood work, etc. (b) original work -- pointing and drawing free hand, etc. (c) hobby kit: airplaines, boats, etc.

Note: All items must be placed on exhibit not later than 10:30 a.m. Each item will get a code number. After the crafts have been judged, names will be attached.

TALENT CONTEST: In sihging, reading, speech, musical prewontations, recitations, etc.

DANCE CONTEST: In square, polka, waltz and bop numbers.

JUDGING: All contests will be judged by impartial judges. In all contsts prizes will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners.

Prizes will be announced.

The same youth participating in one of the contests may also participate in others.

CONTEST IN SECURING NEW MEMBERS: This is a big opportunnty for you boys and girls, as well as for your Youth Club, to increase the membership. Furnish the names and addresses of your friends interested in organization to one of your organizers . He, in return, will place your name on the application so that you will get the credit. The winner will be a boy or girl of the age of 5 through 18, who will be the most successful in obtaining new members for District 7, during the period from Aug. 15 through Oct. 15, 1960, midnight.

Marcella Kleprlik DISTRICT V QUEEN CONTEST District Five is having a Queen's Contest beginning Sept. 10, and ending Oct. 20, 1960.

All organizers and members are urged to support this program by selecting their candidates for their lodges as soon as possible, so everybody will get off to a good start.

Rules and regulations have been sent to all organizers. Wishing everyone lots of luck and success.

Fraternally yours, Maxine Sefeik Dist. Five Youth. Director • a, • ( TAYLOR, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Lodge Praha No. 29 in Taylor held its regular meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at our lodge hall. In the absence of our President, the Vice-Presi-

WedneSday, September 21, 1960 dent Brother Rudolf Troubil opened the meeting. Brother Boudny read the minutes which were approved as read. Since Brother Frank Hejl was also absent, Bro. Ben Mikolaj gave both the reports, and Bro. Edwin Kovar gave the Report for the Property Committee.

Since there was no other business to discuss, Bro. Rudolf Troubil gave a report on his trip to Czechoslovakia which was very interesting.

Only sixteen merrrbers were present at this meeting. I guess most of the farmers were staying at home relaxing after a week of hard work in the cotton patch!

The weathe!r is ideal for cotton and most of the farmers are half through stripping cotton. We did not have our usual lunch but hope to have it after our next• meeting.

We also had One visitor, Mr. John H. Elsik from the Rest Home.

Hope to• see all of you at, our next meeting and also remember our next District Meeting which will be held at Buckholts the 16th of October, I am Fraternally yours.

Mrs. Frank Pokorny • 4, • SOKOL FORT WORTH NEWS Dear Readers: I guess everyone in Fort Worth is busy.

I am too, but I thought I'd let you know what has been going on here.

We have been making some big changes and the improvement is great — here at the Sokol Hall.

There is a 60 by 30 foot addition across the back of our Hall with a new kitchen, bar, storage rooms, locker roorks and wash rooms . The gymnasium has been improved by a new floor, entrance foyer, apparatus storage room, aluminum screens and pretty curtains. We have yet to finish the stage and add to the back room for comfort of a refrigerated air conditioner.

More folding tables will be added to our few and also matching dishes and kitchen utensils.

As of our last meeting the date of October 16th was set for our opening and Gymnastic program. I will write later about the time and the program in more detail.

Fraternally, Henrietta Milan )• •( ..

WACO SPJST LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters, Our monthly meeting was held Sept.

11. In the absence of Brothers. Monroe Janke and John •Simcik, Brother Frank Miller presided and Brother Frank Patina acted as guide.

Sister Lo Nell Ceska, our new queen, led us in the Pledge ol Allegiance.

Our visitors were Marvin Volcik Of

Wednesday, September 21, 1960 West and Mrs. Weldon Galler of Waco.

Attending our meeting for the first time was a new member, Brother Lance Corsbie. We hope you will be with us again.

The meinutes of last meeting were read

by Sister Rose Parma. After a correction they were approved. A letter from Brother Edward. Marek was read.

The various committees gave their reports , Brother Bill Korenek reported that we have, been able to pay a good amount on our hall. Sister Libby Parma reported for the Entertainment Committee. She said this month the lodge is celebrating its 54th birthday. We have one living Charter Member, Sister Filipino Bartos.

One member that joined 3 months later, Brother John Lostak.

A masquerade dance will be held Oct. 23 for our members and their friends.

The sick committee reported Sisters Louise Matus and Agnes Mazanec had been in the hospital, but are feeling fine, now. Brother Frank Kolenovsky's mother is in a Dallas Hospital. We wish for her a speedy recovery.

Sister Emma Ceska reported on the Princess Dance. She thanked the members who donated their time and services to make it the success that it was. A standing ovation was given to the Youth for the wonderful job they did selling tickets. Matilda' Jean Spence was introduced' as the!Duchess and La Nelle Ceska was presented as our Queen. They each gave short speeches. A swim party was held at the Lions Pool in Waco as a token of appreciation to the youth.

The members celebrating birthdays in September are Brothers Dan Hanus; Ed Mazanec III, Marvin Matus and Ray Moore; Sisters Annie Hanus, Mary Alice Christensen, Helen Kolenovsky, Emily Kolenovsky, Dorothy Gerlich and Gracie Soukup. We sang "Happy Birthday" to all.

We have one new member, Michael Wayne Trefny.

The question arose whether the Linden Hall could be, rented free for a social party to omeone not a member of Lodge 66 but an officer of the Order. The vote was Yes 18, No. 28 — So it was rejected.

The door prize was won by Brother Frank Parma and by Evelyn Traywick in the youth division.

A delicious supper was served after which "Progressive 42" was played. There were 6 tables of players. Here are the results: Door Prize — Brother Frank Burns 1st Prize — Brother Otis Ceska 2nd Prize — Brother Frank Miller 3rd Prize — 3-way tie — BennieEngelke winning.

Consolation prizes — Sisters Filomena Miller and Minnie NaroVec.

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V/STNiE — WEST, TEXAS Booby Prize — Sister Alice Burns May God Bless You All Fraternally yours, Dorothy Gerlich ) • * WEST SPJST LODGE NO, 54 Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our regular meeting was held last Sunday, and I am sorry to have to say that the attendance was smell, but we all know why, there were lots of activities in the vicinity, and too some fariners were picking cotton, so we do hope to have our usual if not a big attendance at our next meeting.

Wesley Sulak who was Manager of the SPJST Little League was supposed to have been at this meeting with all his players, but several of the boys are playing with the Mustang football team and couldn't be present as the Mustangs had a game that afternoon, so this was postponed to our next meeting, when all the players can be present.

Brother Albin Sulak, talked in behalf of the Little League boys, thanking the Local Lodge for all they did to help these boys form a SPJST team.

Brother Cervenka stated that there will be a Chartered Bus going to the District Three Meeting which will be held in Dallas on Sept. 25th, any one who would like to go by bus can contact Brother Robert Cervenka, Brother Frank Cocek, Brother John Kastohryz and Brother John Kizan of Cottonwood Lodge No. 6.

Brother Joe Hejny of the Supreme Lodge was present, he made a very nice inspiring talk on the Youth Activities and their future, and covered much of the SPJST Insurance policies, several of our Organizers asked him questions about the insurance and he answered these questions so that they would understand all about the changes which were made at the last Convention.

Brother Vick Hall of Waco also was present, it is always nice seeing you us. an Birthdays in the month of September were, Brothers Joe B. Hejny, Frank Cocek, Emil Popp and Vaclav Bezdek.

Since there were so few at the meeting, we will celebrate all the September and October Birthdays at our next regular meeting on Oct. 9th.

Our next meeting is again changed from the first Sunday to the Second Sunday in October which', is October 9th, as the Catholic Church in Abbott will use the Hall on the first Sunday. So don't forget the date — Oct. 9th, at 2 p.m.

Fraternally, Bennie Soukup, Reporter )• 4 • Would you support increased allotments for maintenance and operation of our schools?

Third District Meeting Lodge 130 Dallas The Third District Meeting to be Held on the 25th of September 10:30 a.m. — Call to order Pledge of Allegiance Welcome by Local Lodge President Welcome by President of 3rd District Revognition of Visitors, Supreme Lodge Officers and District Officers Roll Call of Lodges Reading of Minutes Reading of Correspondence 12:30 Adjournment for Dinner -- y2 hour recess 2:00 p.m. — Call to order District Officers Report Unfinished Business New Business Appointment of Nominating Committee Placement of the next Third District Meeting Adjournment.

Addresses of Ow District Organizers 1 V. H. EAft1NA Route 1 Smithville, Texas District 2 B1yM MEKOLA.T 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3.

ARNOLD M. 6307 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas District el N Route 1 Abernathy, T District 5 J. M. 4720 Bellaire Blvd.

Be IGNAC SENKYRIIC 405 Market St. II Campo, Texas

District 7 JAR MO' liLZPRLIN 1206 Lamar St. Ban Antonio, Texas

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District Calendar 'ALL DISTRICT MEETINGS AS ANNOUNCED TO DATE

DISTRICT I Youth Activity Day of District 1 will be held at Bryan Hall on October 9, 1960. There will be prizes awarded to our contestants in different age groups.

Lunch will be served from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. Dancing Contest, and at 8:00 o'clock Queen of our District will be Selected by impartial judges. Read the requirements in this issue. So now girls of all our Lodges this is your chance to qualify and enter this contest.

DISTRICT II Also the Fall Meeting will be held at Buckholts Lodge 15 on Oct. 16 with "Youth Activity Day." Program to be announced, also rules of the contest.

DISTRICT III District III will meet at Dallas Lodge 130-4th Sunday in September the 25th.

DISTRICT IV Will hold no meeting this fall.

DISTRICT V Our District 5 will hold its Fall Meeting on Sunday, October 30. The place and more details will be announced later.

DISTRICT VI Will meet at El Campo Lodge 50 on October 16 — which is the same date as District IL DISTRICT VII Will meet at La Parita Lodge No. 161 on October 23. Please remember to reserve this date for our District 7. A Youth Activity day is also planned for this day. )

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Dear Friends: At the occasion of our Third District Meeting which will be held in Dallas at the Sokol-MIST Hall located at '7448 Greenville Avenue the fourth Sunday,-in September which is the 25th., Brother Robert Cervenka su ggested that our members of Waco Lodge 66, West Lodge 51, Cottonwood Lodge No. 6, Elk Lodge No. 35, and all other lodges at Penelope, Ross and West could together charter a Greyhound Bus to be taken to this District Meeting.

Please let Brother Cervenka know at your earliest convenience if this meets with your approval.

We also have a good time while tray -ingthebusandit ferandmo economical, too.

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Czech Day At The State Fair Of Texas

When Changing Your Address

All Czech Lodges and Societies in the State of Texas are cordially invited to participate in the Czech Day Program at the Texas State Fair in Dallas, Texas, which will take place Sunday, October 16, 1980 from 10:00 a.m. at 12:30 p.m in the Woman's Building.

Information concerning the Lodges' and Societies contribution to the program should be two numbers of a Czech nature and character. Notify the chai • -manorsectyfheprogamby October 3rd. The chairman is: Nick Morris 2710 Blyth Dr. Dallas 28, Texas Secretary: Mrs. Lillian Kaska 2218 Centerville Rr. Dallas 28, Texas Mrs. Lillian Kaska )•4•( HOW MUCH DOES ONE VOTE COUNT? Frequently you hear this question: What good will one vote do? Well, one vote has had a lot to do with a lot of things in this country.

Thomas Jefferson was elected by one vote in the electorial collee. So was John Quincy Adams.

Rutherford E. Hayes was elected President by one vote. His election was contested, and it was referred to an election commission. Again he won by a single vote!

The man who cast that decisive vote for President Hayes was a Congressman from Indiana, a lawyer who was elected to Congress by a margin of just one vote. and that one vote was cast by a client of his who, though despertally ill, insisted on being taken, to the polls to vote.

Just one vote gave statehood to California, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, and Washington — and today all th6 millions living in those five states are American by just one vote.

Now you sal that the one vote situation applies to the past: Well, don't forget that the Draft Act of World War II passed the House by just one vote . . and you can carry this one-vote history on and on.

They right to vote is precious, and we must safeguradit. _I • 4, •

Please report your OLD address and your Lodge number to our Supreme Lodge, Box 400, Temple, Texas, direct when asking for a change of address.

If you do not do this, it is very difficult for us to find your name on our list, as you are one out of 10,000 Vestnik readers, and many with the same name.

Wewould like for you to get your Vestnik promptly so please give you the best service.

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District Youth Leaders Addresses DISTRICT L 1VIrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT Mrs. Clara 1iej1 Route 4, Temple, Texas DISTRICT TEL Mrs. imma Ceske MOO Park Avenue S. Waco, Texas Mrs. Bessie Petr, Assistant 4406 Morningside Dr. Dallas, Texas DISTRICT IV. Mrs. Ed. Heisler Route 1 Seymour, Texas DISTRICT V. Della Kadlecek — Maxine Sefcik 2301 Airline Drive Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI Mrs. Frank Brdeeka Route 1, Box 150?

Rosenberg, Texas

DISTRICT VII. Mrs Marcella, Kleprlik 1206 Lamar St. San Antonio, Texas

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YOUTH CLUB YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE ELK Dear Members and Friends, Our Youth Club met Sept. llth at 3 pm, at the Elk Hall.

Officers were elected and they are: President — Betty Pavelka Vice President — Kathleen Zalman Secretary — Linda Kay Pavelka Reporter — Elaine Pavelka It was decided that we would have a Halloween Party at the Elk Hall. The date will be announced later.

We hope in the future that we will have a better membership attendance.

Youth Club Reporter, Elaine Pavelka , • 4, •( LA PARITA YOUTH CLUB 161 (Delayed The meeting was called to order by our President, Charisle Beiicek, which was followed by our Secretary reading the minutes.

A report on the trip to Garner State Park was given, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

There was some discussion about getting a Ping Pong table and a Shuffle Board for our Lodge. A motion was made and seconded that we purchase these things.

We then had election of officers. The new officers are as mallows,: President — Anne11 Pivonka Vice President — Victor Locke Secty-Treasurer Frances Locke Reporter — Mildred Bender There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Refreshments were served and were enjoyed by all.

Sincerely yours, Your Youth Club Reporter Mildred Bender ) • 4 " "A MELTING POT"

By Jerry Ann Urban Dallas, Texas Our United States is commonly referred to as a large "melting pot", because of the many different races, creeds, nationalities and customs which compose the strong united nation that it is . All these different elements are bound by one common cause — to preserve the American heritage and to insure man's rights We can thus refer to the SPJST as a large "melting pot" comparable to the United States . It is large because it extends state-wide; it is a "melting pot" because the membership includes many different nationalities and religious beliefs. And though membership is not limited to Czech, people, all the members seem to work toward this one end — to encourage our fellow citi-

Ira•S TNit WEST„ TEXAS zens in moral, spiritual and economic respect and to preserve the Czech language and heritage in this country.

Our SPJST is also a very closely knit family group. There are many interests for the men, women, small tots, and young adults. The SPJST is an Order which does not neglect its younger members but one which provides for them a happy haven of fun and amusement.

Our SPJST is' a place for the mature advancement of its young members.

Teen-Agers are given the opportunity to hold their meetings at their own discretion. Thus, they are preparing themselves to take their places as future SPJST leaders and members. These young adults enjoy the privileges of voicing their opinions where they can do the most good.

It is very true that in practically every lodge, differences arise among the members. In a few cases these differences result in friction of some sort. Sometimes we look upon these things as bad for our Order. But quite the contrary, they are very good for it. Wouldn't it be) terrible if everyone, everywhere would thing and act in the same way? Life would be rather dull in that case. Moreover, we have witnessed that in everything great and good, there has been some sort of disagreement. If it had not have been for a great difference , of opinion between our first colonies and England the United States would' not today be an independent nation. Good and faithful SPJST members do not let such slight grievances "get the best of them." Instead, they profit by their mistakes and progress even farther into success.

The SPJST is a truly remarkable Order and a fine reflection of the United States in miniature. To maintain its ,effeciency, it will be necessary for us, as members, to make a daily habit of brotherhood and fellowship.

Jerry Ann Urban Lodge 84, Dallas ) • ,t,( • MOULTON LODGE NO. 165 SPJST (Delayed Dear Vestnik and Friends, How is everyone doing ? Hope fine. I am doing just fine. It sure is hot these days. We have been sewing pick sacks and pretty soon we will start picking cot-. ton. It will be a backache for all of us. 1 don't like to pick cotton at all. School days will be here soon again and we school children will have to go to school and study some more. I am, sorry I didn't write sooner it was because I wasn't home much. I was at my sisters house in Victoria for a . week then I went to Palacious, Texas, for a week and to San Marcos my friend and I went to Austin

23 see the Wonder Cave and from San Marcos by friend and I wenWi • Austin and spent the weekend there. i,Voks like rain, I hop•the Culak Lodge 465,,EPJST will have a chicken Barbecue: (ion. Sorry that's all I know about the Lodge. Well now I shall write a joke or twa far our young friends.

Question: Why can't a person en a secret in a corn patch?

Answer: Because there are ,to any ears around!

'Question: Why did this young yqyta e his step ladder to the beer joint:,1),,,k, Answer: Because 'he though ;the Mer was on the house.

1 i.e Yours truly, PP Mary Ann Culak ) • „T• • SPJST TEEN-CLUB LODGE ;NOe Dallas, Texas Dear Members, The Teen-Age Club of Lodge Isr4a,,,,,84 held its regular monthly meeting on Sunday, Sept. 11. This meeting, wascalled to order to accept and induet, our; new Teen-Age members into the' Club. Vtifortunately, there were only two new members, these being Miss• Jeinnie Hamusek and Miss Sharon Gaiser. We did have a few prospective ',ArfeAciibers ?.

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This Meeting was the first Iti vbe-,t•kecuted by our new President, Joe °tali], sek. I must say that Joe handled the , CHANGING YOUR Asps* USE Tills COUPON

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meel ing marvelously. There is no doubt that Jo,, will make a very fin( acid very capable President.

After the meeting was adjourned by our President, a brief social followed.

The teens played the "juke-box" and danced. However, it seemed that everyone had 'homework to do and had to nigh, 1 c/-1-/,-, very soon. But, still, everyone had a wonderful time.

The Teen-Age Club wishes to take this oobortunity to congratulate our fellow member, Kenneth Brown. Kenneth, a freshman in college this fall, has recently been pledged to Lambda Chi Alpha. Frei' rnity at Southern. Methodist University. It is really a great accomplisionent to be accepted by any fraternity and for this reason we are very, very proud of Kenneth. We are confident of the fact that he will have a very successful- term in college as Kenneth is a Line, industrious, and responsible.

YOU IPc man. The teen-agers of 84 admire Kenneth very greatly because of his fine character. We wish him all good luck in his college career and extend heartiest cormatulations on his fine accomplishment. Kenneth's parents are: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown. All are active SPJST mem iiers.

Fraternally yours, Secretary - Reporter 4• "MEGA BOTTOM" Written by a Dime Box Native Along the broad expanse of country that'lies in South, Texas near my birthplaee is an area known as Yega Bottom.

Without mentioning much history or old natives, I wish to go into that memory that throughout the, years seems to back track and mellow as time goes by.

We being natives of the brush country came by the love of coon hunting honestly In the beginning I was about five years old when the sport called for my assistance. My father and a friend or so would sit, out up the bottom with about five or six hounds shortly after dark and our ,destination was known only to our stamina. As the enthusiasm mounted we seemed to take on new energy with very stride throught this majestic bottom With the bay of the hounds which called for very learned ears so as to pick up the sencerity of the most trusted of the pack. As hounds go, some are prone to close track with a degree of distrait.

Hoy, ocer I suppose they are much like some humans in that they like to put fourth their efforts to gain favor from their m ester. They are highly corr.ipetitive As I have mentioned, my part in the treek was to carry the lantern which was used to spot the coon with the bulls-eye in the globe. I have eoncludecl that the

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;grown 'hunter, could not carry anything that would distract from their reading the bays or as they might say reading their lips. One, can see how difficult it was for me to keep up with such long strides of the grown hunter and arrive with the lantern when it was needed.

Many timers. I can recall, I arrived bearing the marks of wear. It was quite common for me to have friar scratches and stumped toes and even posion ivy whelps. I would avow this to be my last hunt but by the next week I would have forgotten and be ready to go again.

Many years having passed and I cannot recall seeing country so dense, so many different giant trees, vines berries and undergrowth, so many beautiful birds in the pattern of our great Creator.

The bottom seemed to turn dark blue as the night progressed and the splendor increased with every 1r.oment. As I would look up through the high branches and the moonlight would seem to dance in and out through the openings held snug by the thick vines of berries, some red. with dainty white stripes around them and some, were dark blue. There were so many works of nature all innerlaced that one could never identify each individually. One has to but place himself in the bosom of our Creator in this quietness to hear His speechless joy he has fixed for us in, His great design..

Recalling as we moved on through the bottom, we came upon an opening where the moonlight shone upon the dry bed of this bottom, a rather large area bounded by large trees on the opposite side. It seemed to be only moonlit on the large bed in the center Oddly I caught a glimpse of the hounds as they were in hot pursuit of a coon and they were just about to tree him on the opposite side of the bottom. I can say that I believe this is the only occasion I ever eyewitnessed the actual persuit but I have arriced many tines after the coon had been treed.

This sight of the hounds as they appeared to be exerting themselves to the flullest and sensing they were nar the kill had even silenced their bays. We hurriedly crossed the shoal to find the' baying renewed as I brought up the lantern to find the coon high up in the branches of the Youpon. As the hounds milled around and around the tree, each seeming to seek personal attention for the catch, one could but believe they were in a part, human. The hunt was over and now the long juant home at what hour, none seemed to care.

Many years have passed now, and we have moved to the northern part of the state. Gone are the coon hunting days but the memories of the moonlight

Wednesday, September 21, 1960 shining on the backs of the hounds as they stretched across the open bottom will never be wiped from my eyes. That was the Yega.

Your friend, Buel Matthews ) 4.,„ U. S. MARINE BAND TO PLAY IN TEXAS Information has reached us that the U. S. Marine Band will play concerts in Texas at these places: Sunday, October 2 ,a/t the SMLJ coliseum, Dallas, Texas Thursday, Oct. 6 at the Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas.

Many of our' Members in Texas will want to take advantage of the opportunity and /hear the fine Marine Band.

So you who live near Dallas or Houston keep these dates in mind and treat your family to such a musical date.

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Third District Meeting Sept. 25 In Dallas Dear Members and Readers, Our third District Meeting is very close at hand and sincerely hope that as many as possible are making plans to attend this very important meeting hi Dallas, at Lodge No. 130.

Wish to stress how very important it is for every member of the Third District to attend these functions which are designed for your benefit. Not only to keep you informed on the activities of the fraternal order but also upon its growth, its benefits and the social life which it offers you.

Remer.r+ber that your voice is heard through these district meetings and sets the progress that our order must make to assure a successful future.

A very cordial invitiation is extended to all of our other districts, officers, members, and mainly officers of the Supreme Lodge to attend the Third District meeting in Dallas, Texas.

Fraternally yours, DOlfie Hrabina, Secty. Third District ) • 4, • ( The largest painting in the world is called "Paradise," in the Doges Palace, Venice', Italy. It is 84 feet wide, 33 1/2 feet high.

• • The, world's newest nation is Ghana, on Africa's west coast, and is also one of the first Negro nations in the British Commonwealth of Nations.

• • In 1502, on his fourth voyage to the New World, Columbus hit a hurricane and lost 29 of his 30 ships.

Wednesday, September 21, 1960

In Memoriam IN MEMORIAM From Lodge 154 Fort Worth, Texas We wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the family of SISTER. MARY BARTOSH

in behalf of our Lodge and its membership.

She was a wonderful and charming little lady whose memory will live with us always. She was a member of the SPJST since 1904.

God love and grant her eternal peace and rest.

Rosary was receited at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Robertson-Meuller-Harper Chapel, and Requiem Mass was celebratd at 9:30 am. Thursday, in St. Alice Catholic Church.

Mrs. Bartosh was an active member of several Czechoslovakian groups here. She died Tuesday in a hospital after a lengthy illness.

Additional services in Wichita Falls, where Mrs. Bartosh was a long-time resident, included recitation of rosary at 7:30 p.m . Thursday and graveside services at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 10 in the Sacred Heart Cemetery there.

Sister Bartosh came to the United States with her parents from her birthplace in Central Europe when she was 18 months old. The family settled in Georgetown. She came to Fort Warth from Wichita Falls in 1945. At the time of her death she was living with her daughter in Fort Worth, Mrs. Frank K Becan.

Mrs. Bartosla's membership included SPJST Lodge 154, and KJZT 59 in the Czechoslovakian group and St. Alice Catholic parish.

Surviving are four daughters: Julia Ann Bartos of Dallas and Mmes.

J. J . Patton of Wichita Falls, Ida B. Marshall of Oklahoma City and H. R. Pruitt of Ft. Worth; six sons: T. A. of West, W. J. of Dallas, J. E. ,of Ennis, W. L. of Pleasant Hill, Calif., and R. F. and George M. Bartosh of Wichita Falls, a sister Mrs , Emilie Adams of Oklahoma City, 25 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.

Resolution Committee Mrs. Rose Steinman Mrs. Walter Hale Mrs Annie Korteff 1 • • IN MEMORIAM Blessing, Texas SISTER LIDDIE BUCEK Funeral services for Sister William (Liddie) Bucek, age 70 of Bay City, were held at the Rose Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Van Vleck, Texas, Saturday, Aug. 20, with. Brother Edward L. Marek, president of the SPJST Supreme Lodge and

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the Reverend J. P. Shannon, officiating.

Sister Bucek passed away on August 18 in Bay City. She was a long time resident of Matagorda County.

Our sincerest sympathy from our Lodge 148 to the bereaved fanaily and we wish blessed eternal peace for our departed sister.

Frank Holzek, Sr. Frank Hejtmanek, Sr. ) • 4•( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of SPJST Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu No. 107, Flooresville, Texas wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to thebereaved family on the passing away of their father and grandfather and our brother PAUL' T. KADLEC Who died in a San Antonio nursing home after a lengthy illness at the age of 69 years, 1 month, and 21 days, May he rest in peace Resolution Committee Julia Vaclavik Anna Kutac Vlasta Flowers ) • 4 • ( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned. Resolution Committee of SPJST Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu No. 107, Flooresville, Texas wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed sister MARY FRANCES PELICH Who died after a lenthy illness Sept. 5 at 2.35 am. at the Memorial Hospital, Floresville, Texas. She left to morn her, her husband, three daughters, two sons, 12 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren, and a host of relatives and friends.

May she rest in peace.

Resolution Committee Julia Vaclavik Anna Kutac Vlasta Flowers )• 4°( A fathom now measures a distance of 6 feet, and was at first the distance a man could measure with both arms outstretched.

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Two-hundred-eighteen cannon produced the heaviest artillery barage ever heard on. Western Hemisphere on July 1, 1863, at the Battle of Gettysburg.

• • The pulse rate of bears 'during hibernation remains normal Most other hibernators lapse into a stupor, with the heart barely beating. ) • • The Lapplanders of northern Europe have many characteristics and features very similar to those of the American Indian.

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"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you , would like to have published in this colunin An your next week's Vestnik, please mall them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports of other family tidings, in our brotherhood, births, weddings, anniversaries ,and mainly activities of your lodges , or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pubtished for lack of space and news value thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

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In a. candlelight ceremony performed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Grace Presbyterian Church, Miss Jean Mae Craig and Da,vid Joe Coufal, both of Temple, exchanged marriage vows. Par. ents of the couple are Mr. and M Floyd Craig of Texarkana, Texas :and Mrs. Lydia Coufal of Temple.

• • Danny Vrba, son of Mr. and Mrs:: Mir' Vrba of Elm Mott, received the Bachelor of Science degree in law from the University of Houston after attending night school for the past four and one half years.

• • The bride-elect of Emil Krejcla 'Mist Jo Ann Starustka, was the honoree of bridal shower on Monday night .a.ta the' Fellowship Hall in the First Presbyterian` Church in Rosenberg . Guests add friends called between the hours of 7:00 'and 8:30. ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Ludvik Surovec of Damon attended the wedding of her brother, Calvin Mikeska of Guy and Miss Genevie Matcheski of Needville which took place last Saturday in the Needville .Gatholid Church. Calvin is the grandson of -Mrs. Rosa Trtiksa of Guy, Texas.

• • Taylor — Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bartek have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Johnnie Mae Bartek, and Curtis Edward Barnes, son of Mra.and Mrs. Clarence M. Barnes of Granger. Miss Bartek was graduated from Taylor High School, and her fiance( from Granger High School. ♦ • Ennis — Requierrt High Mass : for JOhn M. Slovak, 78, a retired farmer of Ennis, will be celebrated at 9 a.m.. Wednesday in St. John Catholic Church. Burial was- I2 St. Joseph Cemetery. Mr. Slovak was born in Czechoslovakia, and came to :the.

Strom 26 UnAW.States at the age of 19. He settled neariEntils. He was a member of the St. JohatiVtatholic Parish and the KJT eitty ..? f i 1.)

• • BliGiltholt freshmen students to register on ubpening day at Temple Junior College irictinde :Janette Fuchs, LaVelle Fischer, Mary Burtis and Carolyn Wayne Gta get. Second year students at the colle` el Gene Fuchs and Barton Fuchs. Nancy Zayre' has enrolled at Carnetori Commercial College in Ternpl v,- Rathryn Svetlik and Ruth Ann Whitington are enrolled at Sam Houston State C011ege in Huntsville.

William Chudej, son of Mr. and Mrs. ErnRA Chudej of West, Texas, will enter Asswption University in Windsor, Onpanada, as a freshman this fall.

• • Lerman County Court-at-Law jurq,i4yednesday night returned a not guilty Frdict in the trial of Jerry Thomas,,Sibmak, 24, of Grand Prairie, lovak was tried on an indictment cl .rging, negligent homicide in conncRI.iO 4•,,W ith the June 15 death of Jit:r.4my,. 'S'iiiese. Young Wiese, 8, of Rt. 2, West, was fatally injured May 20 when he. ,,wa,s 's,truck by a car as he stepped from,,a, school bus which had stopped in front of his home.

• • 14iss• Icrizan Awarded Senior Stripe oris Jane. Krizan, daughter of Mr•,,,pnd Mrs. Henry F. Krizan, received he,rscnior, stripe on Sept. 1. She was the• onti,i0dcnt of the original call of 61 to recAve,4'ne honor as a senior stipe is given only to the students who have an aygago of at least 80 and have not failed as ,y 6ubjpets during 'their 2 year study.

Slakifnnow parliamentarian of the senior9class-and ICC representative at Jeffeivg Davis.

• ak(f)ri-And Mrs. Ed Walcik of Guy accompanied Miss Peggy Walcik to Sam Houston college in Huntsville where she attend State Teachers College. ,Michael Lynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. John„Poncik of Galveston was baptised atSt. -Patrick's Catholic Church in Galveston Sunday, Sept. 11. Sponsors were MrhandOMrs. Adolph Kulhanek of Fayetbaville; the maternal grandparents. The baby waborn, on August 27 in the Mary Hospitai In Galveston.

• • earl, Zalesak Jr., Drowning Victim Jiaytown Emergency Corps divers recovered the body of 19-year-old Lewis Charles Zalesak Jr. of Croeby, from a bayou'Off the San Jacinto River. ZaleSak apparently drowned after his oar veered

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off U.S. Highway 90 early Tuesday and Crashed into a tree. Texas Highway Patrolman Roy G. Wilson said Zalesak's body wac hurled into the bayou by the impact. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Charles Zalesak Sr., of Crosby.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Crosby. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery at Crosby.

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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Svec of Crosby announce the arrival of a baby boy, Lynn Ray, on August 31, at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital at Baytown. Lynn Ray weighed 'six pounds and six and a half ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raschke of Clute and Mr. and Mrs. John Svec of Crosby.

•• • Marcia Marian Skrabanek, 8 lb. 9 oz. daughter born Aug. 26 to A-2c and Mrs. Elmer G. Skrabanek of Wichita Falls.

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Michael Lynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Poncik of Galveston was baptized in St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Galveston, Sunday, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kulhanek of Pisek were sponsors.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Marvin P. Sulak of Rosenberg, a girl, Denise Lynn, born on Sept. 7, weighing 6 lbs. 11 ozs. The grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Luksa, and Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Sulak.

• • Susan Marie Sladecek, 8 lbs., 14 oz. daughter, born Sept. 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Clement Sladecek, Rt. 1, Holland, Texas.

• • Our best wishes to all these proud parents! ) TEMPLE JR. COLLEGE ENROLLMENT CLIMBS TO 340.

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A total of 225 freshmen student had enrolled in Temple Junior College • at last report received from. dean-registrar Johnny Payne.

Enrollment of sophomores was 115, which gives the college a total enrollment in day school of 340, Payne said that about 100 stUderits are expected to enroll in night school during the coming week.

From Our Texas Game and Fish Commission Austin — A game managetrAnt agreement has been completed between the Game and Fish Commission and the heirs of the late Sid Richardson, covering approximately 12,000 acres of St. Joseph Island, adjacent to Cedar Bayou on the Texas coast. Details of the agreement were announced by H. D. Dogen, Commission executive secretary.

Under the terms of the contract, the Game and Fish Commission will assume full responsibility for managing all wildlife game species on the tract, for a period of 10 years. Primary emphasis will be placed on waterfowl habitat development and management. Plans are being made for the construction of low level fresh water' impoundments on the island.

A dependable supply of fresh surface water plus the abundant waterfowl foods available in the adjacent bays is expected to result in a higher wintering population of both ducks and geese. Other management techniques such as the controlled and regulated burning of salt grass flats are being investigated.

Under terms of the contract there will be no hunting permitted on the management area at present. It is believed, however, the presence of this nesting and feeding area will benefit both ducks and hunters.

Boundarieq of the area will be posted with regular wildlife •management area signs.

• • "Pick up those birds," warns. the director of law enforcement, Game and Fish Commission. "Some hunters are careless about recovering their kills when they go into the field to hunt doves and whitewin.gs. These people are detrimental to the, honest responsible hunters and fail to see the damage this causes to the bird crap."

The director encourages every hunter to make an honest attempt to search out any and all birds killed or wounded. He reminds shotgunners that picking a stand is important to the recovery of.. birds. First, don't shoot a bird if it will fall into heavy brush. "It's best to let the bird escape than to waste it."

Wednesday, September 21, 1060 Second, if you shoot a bird, be certain to mark it even if it falls into an open field. "Get a line on something in the background and walk straight toward it keeping a sharp eye on the ground. A dove blends well with the soil in most areas."

One reminder suggested by the warden chief is that "even if a hunter fails to recover his birds, he had better keep a close count of them. Wardens will be in most areas, and they will apprehend a hunter for shooting more than his limit, whether he picks them up or not."

Those hunters who abide by the law and have faith in rules and regulations can help themselves by reminding frresponsible hunters who leave their birds lie, that it's wrong, and can't be tolerated. If it continues, report them to a game warden.

• • Squirrel camps and squirrel stews are traditional in East Texas writes Bob Brawer in his interesting article, "Where Bushy-Tail Is King," in the September issue, of Texas GaIrre and Fish magazine.

"As traditional as the rolling, forested hills and heavily timbered bottoms that make this land a hunter's paradise."

Brewer, outdoor editor of the Texarkana Gazette, describes squirrel hunting as more than just shooting. "It's a time for cool nights and campfires, of restless waiting while the first feeble fingers of light creep across the eastern. sky."

According to the author, East Texans approach their squirrel hunting in a business-like manner, setting up camp during the preceding week and being ready ahead of time for the opening day.

It's traditional in the camps for the first squirrels killed to be used for camp stews. In with the squirrels go all sorts of vegetables and spices. The stew pots are not allowed to become empty. As the days draw on, anything from crayfish tails 'to turnips are likely to be tossed in.

Hunters who wish to bag the larger squirrels look for them in the semiopen, upland forest of oak and hiskory, interspersed with pine. The success formula for this type of hunting is the knowledge of the squirrels' habits, a great deal of woodcraft knowledge, and an ability to move through the woods with shaddow-like quietness.

• • "Hunters trwust have special permits to kill; doe or antlerless deer," warns the assistant director of law enforcement, Texas Game and Fish Commission.

"There seems to be some confusion on this subject," he says. "However, it is very simple. If you don't have a special permit issued by the Commission, you can't legally shoot or take doe or antlerless deer in any county of the state."

VtSTI•TiI{ — WEST, TEXAS The general law states that it is unlawful to kill doe, fawn or spike buck anywhere in the state. However, in regulatory authority areas, in order to maintain a healthy balance of the deer population in those areas, biologists recommend that surplus doe and antlerless deer be removed by hunters.

In such instances, landowners or operators arc issued a quota of permits based on deer census reports and observations by the biologists and wardens of the Commission. Hunters then must contact the landowners and obtain their permits to hunt doe or anterless deer.

Permits also will be required of all hunters who wish to take proghorned antelope this season. When a hunter purchases his privilege to hunt on a piece of land, the landowner will give him a permit to hunt and take either doe or buck, depending again on the condition of the herd and biologists' recommendations.

"The best thing to do if you are in doubt about game laws, seasons, or bag limits," said the assistant director, "is to check with your local game warden before going hunting." ) • 4, 4, (

LAW REQUIRES STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES Thousands of school children are now back in school throughout Texas. Many of them will be transported by school buses. Most people are careful when approaching a school bus which may be standing beside the road or school to pick up school children or allow them to alight. However, we have had some very bad accidents this year because a child or a •r.votorist, or both, were careless at that very time.

Most Texans are aware of the law which requires a driver to come to a complete stop when overtaking from the rear a school bus which has stopped to receive or discharge school children. After stopping immediately behind the bus, the is then allowed by law to proceed past same at a speed "which is prudent, ont exceeding ten (10) miles per hour, and with due caution for the safety of such children."

Strana 27 What 'many persons do not realize is that the very same rules applies when MEETING a stopped school bus. While everyone is interested in protecting our children, unthinking violators of simple safety rule greatly outnumber those who comply. Failure to follow the law in this case can lead to fines up to $200.00 even when no accident occurs.

Following an accident in which some child is injured or killed, the penalties are naturally much more serious.

Although the above rule does not always apply when passing a stopped school bus in a business or residential district of a town, the necessity for extreme caution dven in those locations is obvious.

When it comes to overtaking and passing a car it is only common sense to proceed on past it a safe distance before cutting back to the right side of the highway. Also, any driver would realise the 'danger of increasing his speed while another is attempting to pass him.

In the same category is the prohibition against passing on the right under most ordinary conditions. Of course, you may legally pass on the right in a few specific instances, such as when the vehicle overtaken is making or about to make a left turn, or upon a one-way street with two or more lanes, or upon al four-lane highway.

However, our traffic laws state that ever when passing on the right is allowed, it. shall be done only under conditions permitting such movement in safety.

And, in no event should such passing be accomplished by driving off the pave• ment or main-traveled portion of tate roadway.

Familiar to all are the no passing zones designated by dash lines placed to one side of the center stripe on our highways. Not so well known are the restrictions against crossing the center line when approaching within 100 feet of or when traversing any intersection or railroad grade crossing.

A driver should never cross the center line of a highway when the left side of the road is not clearly visible and free of oncoming traffic. Generally speaking, when not engaged in passing another vehicle, one should not drive to the left of the roadway.

(This newsfeature, prepared by the State Bar of Texas, is written 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• Glass making has been practiced for well over 5,000 years.

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How important are medical tests? Today they are important in the doctor's office, in the hospital and clinic, and in the research laboratory. What they tell in -iv save lives. They eliminate hit and miss forms of treatment.

And for the patient himself, medical tests may shorten the duration of his illness, the time he may spend in the hospital, the number of days he is away from work. For these reasons alone, tests are assuming a more important role than ever before in the practice of medicine.

Microscopes and test tubes are still the major way in which tests are conducted.

But such devices as the Geiger counter, borrowed fron-4 the atomic scientist, and the ultracentrifuge spinner, borrowed from the physicist's laboratory, are now assisting in the amazing detective work being done in medical laboratories. With increasing boldness and flexibility, the scientist and physician borrow from whatever source they see fit and apply the device or principle in new and unique ways.

Any disease attacking any part of the body will probably produce a tell-tale change in the blood. Viruses, infectious bacteria, nutritional disorders, the improper functioning of glands and internal organs — all affect the blood in some characteristic way. Medical scientists are learning how to single out these changes, to relate them to the specific disturbance, and to devise forms of treatment, In each instance, medical tests play a major role in helping the physician to reach a correct diagnosis.

There are already well-established tests for various infections, tests for cancel' and other chronic diseases, for determining the functioning of such organs as the heart, liver and kidneys, and tests for glandular disorders such as those of the thyroid. To these, medical scientists are adding new tests — tests that are accurate, more specific, more refined — to aid the physician in making his diagnosis and prescribing an appropriate treatment.

Physicians, for example, have borrowed from atomic energy research to develop a highly satisfactory bloodless liver-function test. The older test requires the injection of a dye into the blood, and then then frequent drawing of blood sarrOles to determine the efficiency of the liver in removing this dye. in the new liver-function test, a ra-

Vt STNiX — WEST. TEXAS dioactive form of a ,dye called rose bengal is injected. No blood sample is then needed. Instead, a Geiger counter is placed just above the patient's ear and the radioactivity of the blood — a perfectly harmless dose is checked through the skin every two minutes for 24 minutes. If the liver is functioning properly, all the dye will be filtered out in this period.

This is one of the more spectacular kinds of tests. There are others, such as tests for heart disease, anemia, diabetes and gout. Their importance lies in the fact that they often foreshadow the development of a disease before the first recognizable symrftoms appear — in time for effective counter measures.

No test, by itself, constitutes a diagnosis. This is the job for the trained and experienced physician. Often a series of tests may have to be run before the nature of the disease becomes apparent.

And even then, the physician may have to combine the results -of the tests with everything else he knows about his patient to arrive at his diagnosis. But each test does play an important role in pointing the finger at one group of diseases and ruling out another group.

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Polka Dance Calendar CALVIN CHERVENKA Thursday, Sept. 22 Lee Ilse orchestra — Copacabana in Houston Friday, Sept. 23 Bill Mraz orchestra — Fair Pavilion at Fair Grounds at La Grange Saturday, Sept. 24

Emil Bartos orchestra — Waco SPJST Linden Hall at Elm Mott Hi-Toppers orchestra — Bulverde Community Center near New Braunfels Lee Ilse oreheStra — Carmine Hall Ray Krenek orchestra—New SPJST Hall in Bryan Sil Krenik orchestra — Coshatte Hall near Bellville Rudy Kurtz orchestra -- Lone Star Hall in Port Lavaca George Machart and His Polka Boys — Sons of Herman Hall in Gonzales Charles Mikush orchestra' — Boedeker's Place in Shiner Joe Patek and Bill Mraz orchestras — Battle Dance — Bill Mraz Hall in Houston Vrazel Polka Band — SPJST Hall in Ping-pong, or table tennis was first Buckholts played at the end of the 19th century, West Melodians — SPJST Hall in Elk and was originated by a sporting goods Sunday, Sept. 25 dealer in London, Englan,ct • Emil Bartos orchestra — Tours Hall near Waco "I'm proud to pay taxes in the U.S. Only thing is — I could be just as proud Henry Brosch orchestra — Day and Night Feast and Dance — Frydek for half the money." — Arthur Godfrey.

Hall ) • 0,1, • (-Hi-Toppers orchestra — Saengerhalle The oldest living thing in the world near New Braunfels today is believed to be the sequoia tree. Lee use orchestra — Effinger C of C haill Certain specimens are known to be Sil Krenek orchestra — Parish Picnic 2,000 years old. and Dance — Iowa Colony Hall ) • eis • ( George Machart and His Polka Boys — Free Appreciation Dance — AmeriWE GUY U.sTiAVINGs BONDS REGULARLY can Legion Hall in Shiner TO KEEP A ROOF Adolph Migl Brass Band —Daytime only, OVER OUR HEAD. Church, Picnic — Edinger Hall Adolph Migl orchestra — Annual Fall Bazaar Dance — Recreation Center in Granger Joe Patek orchestra — SPJST Hall in Buckholts 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 dive orchestra. The Vestrnk or writer will assume no responsibility resultmF, from any dance announcement which is listed i this column listings from orchestras and dance hall should be received at least one week before publication. Send all' listings to Calvin Chervenka, Route 2, Rogers, Texas.

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