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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. 0. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS.

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11. IdJNA (OCTOBER) 1961

ROCNIK (VOLUME) XLIX Cislo (No.) 41,

POSTIT ilVOTNiH O POJNTENI Rozgiteni 'Zivotriiho poji gteni v nekolika poslednich letech jak Institute of Life Insurance nedavno znovu zjistil, se odhaduje, ze pramerne Zivotni pojigteni kahle rodiny ye SpojenYch statech dosahla $8,500.00 — Co bylo temet o $600 vice prfunerne na kaklou rodinu jak bylo odhadnuto v lednu 1960.

V prvnich gesti mesicich roku 1961 vypso,no bylo 25 billiona noveho pojigteni a tim celkovY obnos pojigteni v platnosti dosahl rekordni vfge 450 bilionu, a ovgem Ze i podet poji gtenYch stoupl.

JmenovanY ustav "Zivotniho poji gt'ovnictvi odhaduje dale, '2e vYpiaty americkYm rodinam na zaklade Z"ivotnYch pojistek ,dosahly vYge asi 18 milliona denne v prvnich 'g est mesicich tohoto roku.

Pied deseti lety tyto platy einily nem, pfes 6 milliont .denne. Zajiste, Z'e jest z techto &slid zjevno, ze 'tivotni poji gt'ovnictvi ye SpojenYch statech dosahlo obrovskeho rozmachu a take jsou tyto dislice svedectvim stale vet giho pochopeni dfilegitosti ochrany ' ivotnirn pojigtenim.

Vidime vge to i kolem nas a kdy'Z uvaeislice prfimerneho pojigteni jedne rodiny se uvadi ye vYgi $8500 a Ze v to sumo jsou zahrnuty i na ge man"Zelky: a ditky, tak pozname, Ze tak mnohe nage pojistky jsou mengi a jine °pet mnohem vyggi do tohoto prameru.

Casy se meni, ceny postupuji ve vgem rok od roku a z toho zase ize souditi, si rozumni lido opattuji Zivotni pojistky yyggi, pokud jest jim to moZ. no, nezli v minulosti.

VSe co zde uvadime je arci dasledek

hospodatskYch zmen v 2ivote americkeho naroda, ale tato skutednost mela by kaZdeho vest k ptemfgleni, jeli jeho Blal se vYroeni schtize Texaskeho nynel gi pojistka dostateenou ochranou Bratrskeho Congresu ktera se letos bujeho Zeny a ditek. de konat ve Fort Worth, Texas Hotel, Jeden tisic dollars drivej gich neni ve dnech 26 a 28 tijna 1961. dnes, uvairne-11 jejich kupni silu, k Odporueil bych kaideniu kdo se zajiporovnani s jednim tisicem jak bYvalo. ma o blizici se sjezd "Texas Fraternal Vtom svetle by kaklY mel pohliZet a Congress" kterY se bude konat ve Fort uvazovat o. sve zivotni pojistce a je-li Worth, "Texas Hotel" ve dnech 26., 27.. a dosud k zvY geni pojigteni zpasobilym ne- 28. fijna, (Oct. the 26, 27, and 28) aby mei by ani jeden den vice odkladati a si cely pokad techto dnu v anglicke eajiste ie by si mel svoji iivotni pojitsku ti tohoto eisla uvefejneny, laskave uzvYgiti. schovali.

Nage dollary *Zivotniho poji gteni jsou Nage Jednota bade miti nekolik disel ukladane do rozmanitYch pfijeek a jistot, na potadu. nag im sborem keclitelt, kteki pod dohleTexaskY BratrskY Congress kona sve dem statniho odboru poji gteni se snag zasedani jednou rodne a jest slcten z vYhodne zarodit tyto sumy a mimo 117- mnohYch bratrskYch a sesterskYch poddatne pomoci mnohYm, Coto hospodate- garnYch spolka, ktere se zdruhli aby ni ma vYsoce dtile gtY hospodatskY vY- pracovali spoleene za stejnYm cilem, znam pro celY na g Texas. Snadneji to zlepgeni syYch pomera, vymenili mezi pochopime, kdy2 zkoumame na g posled- sebou sve nazory a zku genosti, pohovoni finaneni vYkaz od na geho bratra ft- kili si o syYch nesnazich a pak spoleene detniho Hlavni atadovny, postupovali ve hledani novYch test a prosttedkil, jak piekonati razne ty pieTam bylo uvedeno, ze mame majetko• Ze zasedani si mute kaZdY zavych piljeek 9 miliont a 52 tisic dollara kaZky. do konce mesice srpna 1961. Tento obnos stupce Jednot i tada odnesti mnoZstvi bohatYch nauk, ktere mono praktickY ovgem Ze nam ptinagi slugnY &Gk. uplatniti v Jednote ku ktere patti. — Ze v geho toho je zjevno, ze vYznarn jednani texaskeho kongresu obyeej2ivotniho pojigteni znamend mnoho. ne trva, tti dny a cele jednani je rozdeMnohem vice dnes, net si nag e zakladaleno mezi pocitadna telesa a sekce. tele pied 64 lety mohli pfedstaviti, Do kahle skupiny jsou vybirani yYznam SPJST ye spoleeenskem i hosstupce s tech spolka ktere, ptinale*Zi do podatskern zivote americkeho lido bude tak y Yznadnim a te2 take diilaitejAirn texaskeho Bratrskeho Kongresu a doufame, 'Ze se tam shledame s picately ve kaalYm dalgim rokem. velkem poetu.

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Od recdakc"nih© stolku Ve svorne praci a pri dobre vtiili se v2dy ulosahne clobrYch vYsledkii, jak toAbyste si ptatelstvi lidi ziskali, neni mu bylo dne 24. min. mesic v Taylor. V ovzduei skuteene bratrskYro a sesterskem tteba jim pochlebovat, ale staei kteri se o zdarny praye slovo podlokne skuteenou uptimno- Dekujerne yeem, béh toho dne zaslou2ili a plejeme tarn sti. y eem stale zdravi a dalei lispedh a yeem tern prespolnim kteri dlouhou cestu va6asto sejdete se s lidmi raznkch po- LH, mnohY dik. HACH jsme -vas videli. vah a nazoril, nepiistupni i Asi 2e byli east° zklaniani aneb jim bySna2rne se pospolu, aby or0,-an stal lo ubliZeno. Privetive jednani je mile se hledanim a Silitelem dobre y ule mezi ziskat. elenstvem mlaideiro 1 stareim.

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Sivotontsy semfelYch blend se uvefejfinli besPlatng The obituaries are p rinted without charge. arrAvNi ilkAnovinA SUPREten LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, President ADE B. REMY. Vice-President R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary .(09 HOLIHA. JR. Treasurer BEN ZABCIFC Financial Secretary AU in Tem p le. Texas. 8_3 400 AUGUST XACIE. Attorney Tem p le. Texas en. Teokevni L,11SI rCAR. Medical Director P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor. Texas

frmorralA DLtECTORS JOHN A. ICUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. O. Box 43 Granger, Texas StODERT CERVENXA, Third District West. Texas N. BROZ. Fourth District 3. Box 320 — San An g elo. Texas M. SICRABANEK, Fifth District 4120 Bellaire Blvd.

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Corp us Christi. Texas VYPOR — PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 250 Louise, Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA MO2 Ta gg art St. Houston, Texas RUDOLPH TROUBIL c/o S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home Taylor, Texas

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Jak bylo mono posouditi z posledniho eisla organa mare rozmanite problemy ktere nutno teeiti od eisla k Je stale nee° noveho a sna2ime se uspokojiti etenate i dopisovatele. V2dy se nam to nepodafi to vime a vime te2, 2e se to nepod'ati ani nikomu jinemu, kterSr piljde na toto misto po nas. — 2adne zazraky delat neumime a ani pak nebylo by moano ka2cleho uspokojiti.

Chceme jen. aby Vestnik distal obrazem 2ivota v naeich osadach a kadech a kde se uZiva. 'desk* jazyk, dobte, to nas kde to neni moane a nejsou k tomu schopne sily, taky dolate. Nezlobme se proto. — Vim jak to jde v me vlastni rodine a jiste proto se nebudeme "pohlavkovat".

Kde se rnilZe bez te2kosti &sky pracovat, dobra, je to krasne a mime z toho radost, ale kde se neda, klezo ptes koleno nezlamee. My in beetinu debatovanim zachranit nemfriem.

CIm dkiv to poznalne thn lepe.

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Ji2 jednou pled tim jsem zd'e vzpemnel, ze nae iadove sine by nam nemeli pouze slouZit k tomu, abychom tarn jen konali sve tadove schaze a obeas nejakou tu zabavu, ale dneeni doba vy2aditje, nail mlade2i poskytnouti ochotne mista, kde by se mohla die potieby schazeti, a potadati sve vlastni zabavy, tak zvane "Parties", sve "Socials" atd. — Takova pohostinnost by nal]] veude zajiste ziskala naklonnost nail mladek.

Prosirn uvaZujte o tom a pohovolte Si o te veci v plfiti schtzi vaeeho ta.du. — Diky predom.

Ne po led, ale po skutkil pozname sve ptatele.

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Zajiste, 2e jeden kahlf,r z rids tou t. i po sobo zde zanechati diistojnou parnatka a jakou lepei miikte si vzpomenouti, ne2-li tu, kdy2 zajistite sve rocline synu, dceli, svemu vnuku, vnueee pamatku trvalou, 2ivotni pcjistkou, — Takova jiste le je uchrani i v ptipade nahodileho Vag' redaktor yell, abychom chovali predeasneho vaeeho odchodu. lasku k rnatekske keel, kde je to ovem Ka2c15'7' z nas musi priznat, 2e budoucmoZne, ale vAude tam kde je pkitomna, nost nali Jednoty jest zavisla na naeem mladeZ a nae pozvani hoste ve vetSlne, je vhodno pougti lee na gi nove vlasti sna2eni zachovat a ziskat do naeich v na gich sehtzich. To ale neznarnena, le lad priliv mladeho. elenstva. — Neda se si naM kee nevaZirne. Vaichni vitame to uplit, Ic mlade elenstvo radeji hovoa rnnozi ani nejsou schopni pkilelitost se setkat a proZit mile chvi- Ii adst Vestniku v Ceske tea Ceske red. le v bratrskem a sesterskem ovzduM, cox nema pro mnohe 2acine ceny. — Nez1Vnam ten jednotvarnST divot zkraSluje, ale zajem a freast mladeZe uddime a zaji- va tedy nein, chceme-li udrkti zajern ne2-li venovati vetei Cast or-. stime si jen, kdyZ budeme hovokiti k veteiny.

Zmena se deje nim a v tech nageh sehtizich a shro- ganu, anglicke keel. pozvolna ale stava se nutnosti. maldenieh aby nam rozumeli.

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Vgechny nae teikosti, I ta jazykova Sestry a bratli, my v tech naeich o- otazka, kaidy rozdd v nazirani, kaide krskovS7.ch a i jinch schazich, hledarne nedorozumeni, mffZerne luititi valy a cesty ktere by nas vedli k daleimu roz- veude shovivavosti a porozumenim. machu a pokroku Jednoty a nebudeme Je jen zapotlebi dobre vide a upkimne se dohadovati o torn, ktera lee vie k bratrstvi. rozkvetu narn prospeje. Pracujme dohromady bez rozdilu v ktere keei a hled'me v Hled'me jen sestry a bratli, 2e viiidobre shode u mlade2i nail zanechati de tam kde se naee elenstvo mule hoten nejlepei dojem. Potkebujeme spolu- nosti spolupraci voteiny elenstvi, a na praci yeekereho elenstva. praci pro svki tad och . otne se pod ill,

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asi vgichni vite.

Byla to dobra a matka a i dobre jeji skutky jsou vdeene vzporninane.

• • bychorn meli pamatovat na flak pkigti okrskovou schtizi tketiho distriktu SPJST malo kdo pkipomina. Lashave si prosim preetete dopis a program - Ze v Louise zemrela pani Louise od sestry Dolfie Hrabina a sestry Wilma Bartova, 67 Leta v tamnej gi nemocnici a Nesuda.

• • zanechala syna a tri bratry a sestru.

Nage soustrast vgem.

— e v mesteeku Dime Box v kostele • • sv. Josef a sezdana byla sleena Loretta — 2e minulY tYden se vytial na leee- Sktivan s panem Josef em Mikuleneakem ni do Houstonske veteranske nemocnice z Granger. Sezdal je dp. Geo. Tydladka. ban Joe Zaruba Sr. od Nsetina.

— Budou prebYvat v Granger.

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spolek jde ku pkedu i pkes nepriznive 'a proto jiste, k musi byti hranice naokolnosti. Proto vaIme si dobrYch pra- rodniho dluhu zvY govana. Nechceme nikoho stra git, ale pakli Ze na ge zastupcovnikti kadovYch. cove v Congressu a senatu neobrati, lehce nasledovat inflace a pak deprePokrok nag mile Jednoty nebyl by pemo2nY bez nepketr'Zite dodavky novSrch se milk znehodnotit vSechny na ge nize, Uspory a majetek. slokk, t. j. novYch Mena a bez svorne place nas v gech, kterYrn nage Jednota jest miiou a jeji Z" prospech leii nam na srdci. Nejvag pak odmenou nam bude vodomi, k jsme pomahali a mame podil na -Leto vystavbe Jednoty. — ne vysledky na g eho pkieineni vyvál eas i namahu kterou jsme tomuto freeli yenovali. ) * * • (--Co

pies tSrden jsem zaslechi

- Hovoril jsem minule s mnohYmi kteki se siteastnili sletu Arnericke Obce Sokolske v Chicagu poradanem co cvieici i co nav gtevnici a vesmes se pochvalne vyjadkili o poradu a provedeni i hudbe. Velice nas vyjadkeni pote gilo a vim ureite e nam to v ge, minim, ten dobrY dojem prospeje v te praci na gi tu v Texasu.

Veteinou si povzdechli a my s nimi, 2e je to k yam do Chicaga tak daleko.

• • — e si mnozi ste guji na dab, s prodeje (Sales-tax) nic se nedivime. Nova tato Texaska statni dan ne:ni oblibena, a ktera pak dari jest? Troufame si tvrditi, e mnohY ten kterY si nyni trpce stesZuje na tuto dan, v den volby zastupcil do statni legislatury, zfrstal doma.

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— e nmohe g•kody zpilsobene poslednim hurrikanem pM pobre g. znstanou bud' apine bez od gkodneni aneb jsou jen easteene kryte. Nedbalost se neoeekavane teke nese.

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— 2e 14. kijna slaven v Louise sriatek sleeny Alice Frances Dorriak s panem Louis Josef Svobodou z El Campo.

Blahopkej erne.

• • — 2e minulY tYden zemkel AbbottskY °bean pan Frank . J. Divin, 79 let stark a byl pochovan na WestskY hrbitov. Zanechal jednoho syna a d ye sestry. Nage soustrast vgem.

• — e zdej g. sleena Lillian Ka gik stala se nevestou Gilberta Franklina Marka minulY tYclen ye West v kostele 6. M. B. Cirkve. — Oboum a cele rodine nage srdeene blahopkani.

— e v Arlington sezdana byla sleena Mary Cathy Mashck s panem Danielern Poppem v nedeli dne 1. rijna. — Zenich jest bYvalY br. Poppa z Abbot, v gem vyslovujeme upkimne pkani St'astneho souiti. v Hallettsville nemocnici zemkel br. Frank J. Chaloupka v 67 letech. Srdeeni mrtvice skoneila jeho uivot. Byl pochovan minulY patch na katolickem osadnim hrbitove. — Na ge soustrast rodine.

• • — e mankle James Koneabovi v Moulton dostali rodine nadeleni a sice chlapeeka. Pkejeme j im gtesti.

— Ze v Dallas se pevecke zdrukni kadu 84 pilne cviei pro vekejne sve vYstoupeni na "Oeskem Dnu" kterY se bude konat dne 15. zaki ye State Fair, slavnostnim zpilsobem jak zdeluje tajemnik Dallaskeho radu bratr Frank Henzen.

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Prcram &him 6. krsku Program schtize Sesteho okrsku ktera se bude konat dne 2, iIjna, (October) v sini KJT Riverside v East Bernard, Tex. 1.—Schfize zahajena v 1:00 hodinu ododpoledne (Pkedseda mistniho spolku.)

3.—OdpovecP a proslov — Dist. piedseda 4.—Cteni protokoht z minule schfize 5._zpravy firednikti a vYborii. (Dist).

6.—Nedokoneene jcdnani 7.—Volne navrhy pro dobro Jednoty 8.—Oznameni nayStevnikti. (Introduction of guests.)

9.—Zprava. Navrhujiciho VSrboru, a volby tikednikil 10.—Zvoleni misto pro priSti Okrskovo Schfizi 11.—Program Mladeie, pod vedenim Sestry Elsie Brdeekove 12.—Proslo yy, firednikft Hlavni fikatlovny 13.— Nastoleni novYch okrskovYch ft(bratr GajcvskY) 14,—I'rosiovy novYch okrskovYch nikü 15.—Ukoneeni Zveme v§echrty Piedniky Hlavni tikado yny aby se stieastnili teto schfize.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Paul Sablatura, piedseda S'esteho oltrsku

— e nagi rolnici v nekolika jgnich okresich postaenYch hurrikanem dostanou snad yYpomac zrniteho krmiva pro dobytek z vladnich pkebytkti.

VYpomoc mohou pry, obdrkti v okresich Brazoria, Calhoun, Chambers, Galveston, — e slavnost ye Wallis se velice doJackson a Matagorda i Lavaca. Rolnici bre vydakila, byla pr Y dtistojna, srdeena i obchodnici V postiknYch mistech do- a pote gujici kdy'A se sego tolik starch stanou od vlady ptijeky na opravu po- pratel a narodnich pracovniktt. Vgem nag upkimnY pozdray.

SkozenYch budov a jineho zakizeni.

• 0 eky budou splatne pa roce i mohou bYti prodlouZeny au na 20 let a pri 3% u rodiny mann.1 Alfred ZatopKrmivo dostanou v jmenova- kovYch v Columbus doekali se rodinnen3.7:ch okresich od vlady, postieeni zdar- ho nadeleni a site chlapeeka minulY tY4 ( • 41* ma. — Dohled nad tim budou miti 0- den. Starieky jsou mankle Jos. VagutoPODZIMN1 SCHUZE 3. OKRSKU kresni soudcove. vi z Fayetteville a Zatopkovi z Colum(s.

• RUDE SE KONAT bus. Gratulujeme.

• • u hosticiho kadu 154 ye Fort Worth • nag minttlYT Kongress utratil — Ze nage sestra Anna Svitakova ve nedeli dne 29. kijna 1961 v Sokolovne sumu 92 billionir a vydani toto daleko Fort Worthske. Na shledanou. pkesahuje vgechen narodni nag pkijem Fort Worth zemkela minulSr Uden

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Kalenclai okrskovSrch schuzi TRETi OKRSEK Align podzimni schnze 3. okrsku se bude konat u hosticiho kadu 154 ye Ft. Worthske Sokolovne due 29. kijna (Oct. 29) Cely program bude za yeas oznamen.

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iaclu 92 VYroeni slavnost kadu 92 Fort Worth konala so minulou nedeli dne 8. •ijna spojena se spoleenYm obedem elenstva a vgech sezvanYch pkatel a hostu. — Navgteva byla uspokojujici a i poensi v ten den bylo krasne. — Nadvoki pked a kclem budovy ryehle se napinilo vozidly.

K slavnosti se se gli pkatele z daleka od sousedniho radu 154. dale z Dallas a jinych mist a 'Otani bylo srdeene. — Program slavnosti zahajen piedsedou facia bratrem Chas. Zichem, kterY v proslovu vital nage hosty a oznamoval celY poPad mlade2e, vedenY sestrou Paprskakoyou.

Velice pekne se na g dorost zadr2e1, Ceske tance krasne znevy narn pkipomeli davne easy. — Vie o torn, podrobneji v prigthn disle. Tentokrate srdeene diky vgem i za pozvani. Meli jsme se dobke. )••♦

PATY OKRSEK pteje si oznamiti, ze podzimni schtlze se bude konat u kadu Stefanik dislo 142 v Houstonu dne 15. kijna. — Schtlze bude zahodena o 10:30 dopoledne, v poledhe °bed a odpoledne program mlacle2e. — Vic o torn bude yeas oznameno.

F. A. Kadleeek, taj okrsku.

• • §ESTt OKRSEK oznamuje, 2e jejich podzimni schtze v East Bernard se bride konat dne 22. kijna (October) v sini K. J. T. Riverside poCinaje picesne o 1 hodine odpoledne Mirno jinYch ddle2itYch zastojti, bude se g konat volba distriktnich titednikt. — Nezapomeirte a dostavte se.

V nagi tiskarne se minulY tSrden na • A, • kratgi ndygtevu a rozhovor zastavili bratr J. Fojtik, bratr Josef Bukovjan, g.

Hugo Freund, brat' Marek, Bratr Popp tlji mezi nami krajane, kteki doma s a dp. W. Pechal z Abbott. Dekujeme.

— Teg dekujeme za pkedplatne, ktere detmi nepromluvi slovo eesky, aekoli anglietinu morduji az hruza. Delaji to pkedano bratru yydavateli, p. Chas. Vyv blahove nadeji, 2e se deti stanou ry- choperi, Houston, pi. Frances Hrachove ehleiii "skuteanYmi" Amerieany. Mira- v Buckholts, pi. A. J. Kubenka v Corji, 2e eegtina je stejne jazyk nepraktic- dele. p. Alfred Vra2e1, Buckholts. kY ,neu2iteen.Y. Jako od poved' na tyto tista y Jelinelr ze Seattle, Washington. pomYlene nazory pkina gime tii zpravy Doufarne ze budete s Vestnikem spokoz akadernickeho sveta v USA a v An- jeni. * jak se na g "neu2iteenY" jazyk a nase literatura rozmahaji. g Universitni kollej Sidmore v Saratoga Spring, N. Y., zava di od podzima t. r.

Vas vgechny kdo2 se stehujete upozornovY kurs slova,nskYch literatur, v nem2 riujeme, 2e zmeny adres dlu2no zasilati se vedle literatury ruske a polske bude prim° do na gi Hlavni Madovny kde se vyueovat take pisemnictvi eeskeinu a adresak opravuje. — zmeny slovenskemu. Pkedna get bude dr. Rudolf adres do West, musime je zas odesilat Sturm. do Temple Hlavni dkadovne a marne s Take na Brown University v Provi- tim zbyteenou prdci a po gtovne vYlohy. dence, R. I., byl nerlavno zaveden novY Adresa Hlavni Madovny jest pfedmet: Struktura, ee gtiny-rozbor jaBOX 400 zyka a eetba z moderni 'Ceske literatury.

TEMPLE, TEXAS Kurs vede dr. Jindfich Kueera.

Dekuji yarn za pozornost ptedem Z LondYna se hldsi, ze na tamni HolRed. • & born College se bude od zaki t. r. rovne2 vyueovat eatine. UCitelem tam buKolchoznik stoji u v3ivegni tabule a de Karel Bru gak, redaktor es. vysildni studuje pfedpisy povinnYch dodavek.

BBC. "Hergot, ty nas ale tlaei", uva2uje na• & * (— hlas.

Kdo vynalezl roentgen? Samozkejme "Kdo koho tlaei??" ozve se za nim Rus. Jmenoval se Ivan Machaljovig zhurta. -Roentgenovie. Ji2 roku 185Q psal 2ene z "Ale", na to kolchoznik pohotove, "noPali2e do Petrohradu: "Jen se nemyl, ye boty me tlaei, soudruhu milicionisto ja vidim. $a" do 2aludku!"

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e sky Den na Jallaske statni vcrattLy, Sestry a bratii.

Tiha zodpovednosti v pokadani Ceskeho dne na statni yYstave v Dallas ,spoeiva yetginou na bedrach na gich dallaskYch ochotnikil. Jedna z nieh sestra B. Petrova ji2 se s YYzvou svoji pkihlasila.

Otete o tomto dnu a pOkadu kaalou doglou zpravir a prosini hled'te kde jen varn moZno pi-11021U ruce a mysl k dilu.

Pkieilmnie se jeden kahlY a ye vgech nagich spolcich bez rozdilu aby tento den nag a pro nas, radostne se skoneil.

— Pamatujme, 2e musime se -pkedstaviti nejen vekejnosti ale i ygem tern naaim rnlad gim v tom nejpkiznivej girn svetle a pamatujme tea na to, ze ka2dY. Aspech jakekoliv einnosti dobYVa se svornosti, dobrou shodou a ochotou v neumdlevajici praci.

Vestnik SPJST nabizi ram sestry a bratti sve shiny ochotne a radostne.

Nejen yam v Dallas ale ygem, kteki hodlaji spolupracovati, aby se ten den na statni vYstave vydaiil. ,Tiste nas — a snad kaaleho, bude nesmirne to kdy2 tento den — a to Spoleene vystoUpeni na ge Zanecha nejen mezi narai ale i u na gi ameriCke veiejnosti, ten ,nejkrasnej gi a trvalY dojem, Ceskemu dnu v Dallas na statni stave, vSnehen moinY zdar p •eje Vag redaktor • •?•

Dideilte oznarneni Po delgi porade a dohode s tikedniky Mavni (thadovny bylo usneSnno, ie nehudou budouene ye Vestniku uvefejnovane obrazky nevest, vYroei sriatkii, absolventfi retznYeh skol, coz nema 0104 vztah na na'Si spolkovou praci fadovou, okrskovou a vitbee eele Jednoty. To se stalo k vuli obmezeni vydani za zhotoveni rytin a patovneho spoeneho s vracenirn obrazkil odesilatelin.

Dale bylo usne geno, ie kaida zasilka odeslana, redaktorovi musi bYti pine vyplaeena,, a za obrazky ktere si piejete aby yam byli vraeeny, musi bj7ti no pat lone po gtovne. Obrazky ku kterYm je priloien dopis, mu g bYti tak oznaeene na obalce, jinak vela zasilka je prvni tridy, a chybujici po gtovne musi doplaceti redakce.

Ceny v§eho, i po gtovneho se stale zvyguji a jest tieba opatrneho vedeni vyiaduje napravu. Kaida, zasilka ktera nebude pine vyplacena odesilatelem, bude mu vracena. — Vag redaktor Vam dem dekuje za laskave porozumeni to. auto nalizeni a za Vasi souZinnost.

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KALEN?)AR kid Holland eislo 80 Porada podzimni Piknik v nedeli dne 15. rijna (Oct. 15) y e sve sini pobli2e Holland. — Zaeatek v . 1:00 hodinu odpoledne. Rtizne zabavy a pobaveni pro kakleho. V 5 hodin talikova, veeete.

Hudbu odpoledne i veeer obstara Patkova orchestra. * DallaskS7 Klub ZpOvacky kadu 84 bude konat sve pravidelne zkou gky a cyieeni kaklY pdtek veeer o 8 hodine, Dostavte se yeas.

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Dne 15. iljna teZ "6eskST Den" na statni vYstave v Dallas, Texas, s pestrYm programem dopoledne i odpoledne. — Pevecke zdruZeni radu 84 bude -ueinkovati.

• • Dne 22. kijna schtze g esteho okrsku u radu 28 v East Bernard. Poeatek odpoledne, laskave si povaimnete programu.

• • Dne 29. kijna schtize ti-etiho okrsku u hosticiho radu 'Oslo 154 ye Fort Worth v Sokolovne. Vic najdete v programu v tomto

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Dne 26, 27, 28. fijna v3iroeni sjezd, "Texas Fraternal Council" se bude konat v Texas Hotel ye Fort Worth, a nage Jednota tam bude zastoupena. — Vystoupi tam teZ na ge mlade2 v nekolika eisle ch.

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l3ratti a sestry organisatati povaimnete si laskave ruznYch zprav, "co jsem pies t3"Tden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadirne pkilelitost pro vas zajenice vyhledat a piipomenouti jim, Ze kaZdST eloy ek potiebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlep gi uloleni naaich penes, vzpomerite jim, Ze v kaZdeni pf-ipade dostane pojiatenY sve penize zpatky. — Pki torn ale kaZdY Glen SPJST ma pillektost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeenske praci v tade i v nakch distriktech s naafi mladeli aneb bYti ileastni dobroeinne praci. Ziskavejrne ditky oznameni v flak rubrice aneb ty ditky naaich zemielYch Clend. — Pamatujme na to, Ze chceme v tomto roce °pet pievYAlti ureenou kvotu a pfejeme Vam vaechen jen mount zdar.

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name, abychom vas na,10,ite ii f ormovdli a zaroNeñ odpovedeli na, v,:eciloy vage "‘l Cesk dotazy. Prosim, abyste si uvedomili vsr na statni vS,stave v Dallas. Texas -znamtechosazi,eltohszafidl dne 15. Mita 1961. (Oct. 15) a uadnou z pki gtich nevynechali.

Program bade zahajen Jestli2e jste toho nazoru, e v zavood 10 hodin dopoledne do 12 hodin dech a v praci rozhoduje "finish", pak, ye "Women's Pavillion" a odpoledne prosim, je eas, abyste se zapojili a vyod j edne hodiny do 4 hodin v konali svou povinnost. Zaenete radeji "Band Shell" Auditorium ihned, neodklddejte ,opet na, zittek, poPiipravujte se k velke navgteve nevaU nejaka neneekdvana okolnost by Bude na programu ueinkovati pevec- mohla lehce zkri2it vase pldny, ktere ke zdrueni .'ca du eislo 84 SPJST, Dallas, byste jj. " uskuteenit tkeba ani nernohli.

Texas. o neeem v pochybnostech, po• (---. ) 8 Uebujete-li radu anebo pornoc, prosinv napiSte ml anebo zatelefonujte, jseni 4 milerad ochoten uoinit ihned eeho bude treba,.

Dalai na gi sp,oleene praci ZDAR! Jaroslav Kleprlik, Sestry a bratil, okrskovSr organk-',trIr Jak jsem oznamil v okrskove schazi v Kingsville, organisatorska prate v naem okrsku pote gitelne pokraeuje. Je to zasluhou pouze nekolika snaMvS7ch organisatoril Lituji, 2e nepriloLli ruku k Corpus Christi, Texas dilu vgichni organisatoil, na ge prate by- Cteni, broth, sestry a etenaki Vestniku: la by mnohem lehei a dnes jsme se jiZ KdyZ jsem minu1S7 mesic oznamoval mobil pochlubit, ue jsme svuj fikol spl- ten na g SokolskSr podzimni piknik, tak, nili. Do konce roku zbYva nam je gte ne- jsem mel jakousi predtuchu a node% co pies dva mesice. Spoleham na vas a ge se nam nage dilo zdati. Ov gem, Ze stale . doufam, Ze i ti ostatni organisãto- jsem nepfedvidal tehdy kdy jsem ty ii k dosaZeni stanovene kvoty. tadky psal, ue dostanem 11. sail k naV mesici zaki prodali pojiateni: emu pobteM Mexickeho Zalivu tu zu$6,000.00 rivou sleenu Karlu, ktera ha hodne na 1. bratr Frank C. Sack Y — 2. sestra Tillie Valcharova — $3000.00 nervy. Mnoba zdej gim obyvateltim 3. bratr John Hranicky — $2,000.00 mnohfrn nadelala dosti gkody na ma4. bratr Louis Dressler — $1,000.00 jetku. Nejhufe to odnesly ty asfaltove 5. bratr Henry W. Mareak — $1,000.00 papirove stfechy (Asphalt Composition Za yak pili a vykonanou praci srdeene Roofs). Odhadei od poji gt'o'ven byli dekuji. Gratuluji bratru Franku Sacke- hodne zamestnani Mat prohlidky po g mu, Ze si udrZel prvni misto v okrsku a' g spolek eislo 30-kozenSichmajetku.Na zvlaat' dekuji sestie Tillie Valchai-ove, SVPS. mei dost co tyto ildky piau 3. ktera syStini dosava..dnhni vSrkony velmi tijna — celkem 55 odhadti. Jak velkSr ptijemne piekvapila. RovneZ tak bratr pooet odhadu ,je do tohoto sameho daJohn HranickY zasluhuje pochvalu, je- tum u spolku RVOS nevim, ale ye schtivaechno pkispet co zi 17, zari oznamoval odhadei p. Frank liko nejvice ke koneenemu vYsledku, cos je Kagpar, 26 gkod (jestli se dobre pamatu-; jiste velmi pote gujici. Neobyeejno me ji). Jak velke obnosy budou vyplacenSr poteaili bratti Louis Dressler a H. W. to se dozvime pozdeji, neb vaechny odMareak svoji obnovenou einnosti a ja hady nejsou vyrizeny. Oba tyto spolky pevne doufam, Ze v dobledne budouc- vyplaci akody od jednoho dolaru nahonosti podati se jim ziskat dalai nova ele- ru, jestli se nemYlim v padu rozaiteneny. Vaem jeate jednou dekuji a preji ho pojiateni. Kde u jinYch vydelednYch mnoho zdaru. pojiat'oven maji vyjimky, ie kody pod Nedavno byly svolany d ye organisator- jedno sto dolaru se nevyplaci. TakovSrch ske schtize, a to do Robstown a Flores- gkod je zde nejvice ph kaZde bort& Ze yille. BohuZel, postrada.li jsme tarn mno- P0 bouri bYve, zase klid tak jeden se he z naaich oragnisatortt, ae doba pro zase citi, jako by o0v1. konan ischilze byla volena velmi chodne a poeasi bylo krajne Sestry a Onehdy jsem se ptal jednoho spolubratti, jeliko2 v naaem sazebniku byly bratra spolkoveho jestli mei jakou gkodu ueineny mnohe podstatne zmeny, vase no. niajetku odpovedel Ce ne, ale pak fteast byla tim vic Zadouci. Abyste mo- dodal: "Na new byla ta Karla piece dobil spraNne a bez obtik pracovat, je ne- bra. Ona to tu trochu vyeistila, co bylo zbytne nutne, abyste vat, co organisator shnile a na spadnuti, a spoleenosti poma vedet, dobre znali. Preto schrize ko- jiat'ujici jim to zaplati."

Strana 6 Chtel jsem pfivodne psati jen o torn na.S'em. pikniku Sokolskern a ono mne to prodeji tech zaneslo i k te' Karla. naSim vaZerlYrn navjidelnich Stevniktm, kteri mezi rids si spoleene pobesedovat v necleli 24, zati, nekteri byli prekvapeni kcly2 shiedali, Ze musi psi torn jedno tolarovem taliri platit dva centy daft s prodeje (Sales Tax) kterou narn ustedrili naSi zakonodarci v mimoradnern zasedani v Austinske zakonodarne a veSla v platnost 1. zaki, 1961. Die rftznYch, poznamek jsem shledal, Ze tato nova clan neni v oblibe. Jidlo, potrava, Satstvo a leky by men blti sproSteny teto nova Doufam, Ze pristi sejiti zakonodarny ueeni rozumnejSi zmenu v torn smerti.

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NaSe domaci odboeka spolku SVPS eislo 9 pojiSt'ovna, chranici nas proti ohni a bouti kona svoji pravidelnou schuzi dne 15. rijna (October) ye Ft. Worthske Sok.olovne.

Prato ze bud,e 'konand volba firednitak se prosim dostavte v hojnern poetu. NaSe mild sestry jsou fictive teZ, Zadane: by zas jak obydejne do kuchyne pro tu nail spoleenou svaeinu, jako, paje, koldee nebo kejky, 0 maso se postard na..S spolek. — Vim, Ze nab dobre sestry se vZdy velice nam vypomoct a path jim Arkin naS dik.

Bylo to vysoke clanove bremeno uvaS pozdravem na vSechny etouci lene na pra,cujici chudY lid, a nuce-nY FrantiSka Skrakk dop. vojenskY ocivoci ku trilete vojenske sluZbe, za Sest krejcaru denne, co donutilo nale otce a praotee opustit svoje dornofictive pozvani do schfize 5. okrsku Yad eislo 142 v Houston, eini tirnto, vy v rodne vlasti a stenovat se do jinYch zemi. Kcie jeSto bylo vice 'svobody, vice vSern elenfim a radinn v patern okrsku prilegtosti dornoci se lepSitio postaveni SPJST, fictive pozvani k neasti value iivotniho, kde done byly menSi, a pouze schfize nakho okrsku, ktera se bude dobrovolna sluZba vojenska vetSim konat u radu 142 dne 15. rijna na 5508 plate jaky pak tedy, div, kdyZ mladi Nokia Stree, v Houston, Texas. jaky pak tedy div, kdyZ miadi muZi aby Schnze bude zahajena o 10:30 dopoledne a chutnY obed pro navStevniky meli , obracene oei na zapad, svuj pohled na sever, a to do Kanady, bude pripraven.

Prijd'te kde kdo, budete vitane. Vic kde jeSte do dnes neni zavecien ten nuo torn v anglicke easti. ce-nY vojenskY odvod a vycvik.

Za rad 142 Oct kvetnove vYroeni slavnosti do poEmily Mynar kladny • Sokolske bylo ,clarovano jak na° 44 • sleduje: brat]: a sestra Frank Sacky, $5; Slovanska Lipa cslo 66, Elm Mott bratr a sestra J. A. Kosar, $5; bratr a Waco, Texas sestra Frank Vesely, $4.

Mili eleni: Paiznymi dary prispeli do to stolee,kaJak vite, psala jsem do Vestniku, Ze ye hry sestry: Marie Rencliova, Anita budem -mit "Halloween Party" v Linden Reg'ro'und, Agnes Brea, Agnes Burge, An- Hall lined po naSi schfizi v nedeli veeer nie Spencer, Adela (Aa.)i.:.;:y, Lillian 15. rijna v 6 hodin. Bude jen kratka, Kunc a Olga 1VlokQ;T.Seat latky schfize a v 7 hodin do pill jedenactebua je-de dollar v hotovosti ad nejnieno- de Dulockova Orchestra vyhravat k tanvane spolkove pracovnice. Nevim kilo ci. vSechno prispel do kuclayne, ale bylo, toSrdeene Vds vkchni zverne a prived'ho tolik clarovaneho, ze jac-ni musel ob- te sebou hosty. Zabava je zdarma. Oblee divovat to vclkomysinou stedrost tech to se die sve libosti, ale ,doufame spolkovYch pracovnic a pracovnikii, kteti vSichni se Ustroji bud' sme gne anebo oSmnozi naimo tech clarit vyponadhali s pri- klive atd. a ocimeny budou davane ye pravou a obsluhou kde toho bylo zapo- trech ocldeleni: v detskem, mladeli a trebi, aby na yStevnici byli vSestrane ii- starSim. spokojeni. 1Viusim zde ptipsat, Ze vSichPrijd'te tak obleeene do schfize, ni se snedili aby tato pecizinini °slava se tote ;Jude jen kratka schfize. zdarila. Bylo raciest sledovat jak nenuCdenky Zadnou y eeekr tentokrat necenY humor se nest mezi zamestnancia noste. ,navStevniky pa cely den. ProtoZ, vy Se srdeenYm pozdravern v'em chni co jste poclileli na tom naSern ItilZena Parma, Tajemnice 0 0, podniku, prijrnete nak Sokoiske a srcleene diky a bucleme se teSit na dalsi vati "Dela vas pan syn pokroky y e hre na housle?" "Ano, uz hraje dost sluSne, spolu-praci a freast. takle jsem -si mohl vyndati vatu z Na zdart (Judge) uSil" John " a a, jet-Anatol

Ve suede, dne 11. rijna 1961

Priva Feclerilni a Statni Spojene staty severoamericke jsou federalnim sdruZenim 50 state. PrinnernSr American povaZuje tuto spolkovou statni stoustavu za tak pevnou a zavaznou,ze instinktivne roluvi o SpojenYch statech v jednotnem aisle: "Spojene staty jest" misto jsou.

Federalni vlada kona povechne Ceno — vkchny funkce, ktere: se tYkaji naroda jako celku: razi penize, udrCuje diplomaticke a obchodni styky se zahranieim, ' yydrZuje ozbrojene sbory s ohledem na narodni bespeenost, stars se o zdravi a blaho lidu, atd.; a, abychom nezaponmeli, uvaluje fecteralni dane, nebot' jedine tak mute vykonavaty povinnosti, ktere ji jako ti nadmiru komplexnimu fistroji pripadaji.

A — zase jen ykobecne teeeno — kaZdY z padesati state ma svrchovanou moc ye vSech vecech jen jeho sameho se tYkajicich.. KaZdY stat y ydrZuje sve vetejne Skoly, dozira, na mistni a mestske spravy, v,ymaha dodr2ovani zakond pros tkednictvim sve policie a solidi, a zase, bohuZel, uklada dane na vlastni pest".

Ustava SpojenYch state vYslovne chra ni prava state dobre znanim paragrafem: "Moc, neudelena fistavou SpojenYm statfim, aniZ za.kazana fistavou stattlm, je reservo yana jednotlivSim statilm, nebo lidu."

V fistave se jasna stanovi, co staty nesmi clean, jako na ptiklad raziti mince, uzavirati smlouvy s cizimi zememi, uvalovati dovozni nebo vkvozni clo bez povolent kongresu.

Dlouho tadu let rozchazelo se mineni o tom, smeji-li jednotlive , staty z Unie vystoupiti. Otazka byla nakonec zodpovezena obeanskou valkou. a porakou jiZnich state, ktc.u'e se chtely odtrhnouti.

Rozsah, autorita a prestY2 federalni vlady od tech dob znaiene stouply. Napomohly k tomu nemalou merou moderni vymeiZenosti v transportaci a v komunikaci. V d.obe zakladani zeme omezoval se obchod na mistni trhy. do Dne S . ka vzrostl .na mezinarodniho kolosa, a frkol jeho kontroly ptipadl pochopitelne vlade fecleralni.

Aekoll einnost narodni vlady ocita se easteji v zahlavich novinatskych sloupIth neZli einnost vlad statnich- a zda se proto poutati pozornost prinnerneho °beana vice nail tato druha, fakt je, Ze autorita statnich vlad je mu piece jen bliayi. VetSina lidi, i tech, kteti se east° stehuji, mysli na sebe v hranietch sve vlasti spice jako na obyvatele ureiteho statth, nail jako na Ameridany.

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Texaskti rnilionâfl jsou andmi syYm hrdYm vystupovanim jakoby se sami k bohatstvi povznesli z nieeho a s yYrn odsuzovanim federalni pomoci jako socialisace, ponfaujici svobodne podnikani pit jakern Texas byl vybudovan. Ale jak pie magazin New Yorker, otiSteny v Houston Chronicle, texasti jednaji jako pokrytci velebice statni prava a VyhYbajice se sarni placeni statnich dani, take Texas je nucen :usilovat ye Washingtonu o co nejvetS1 federalni pomoc, bez ktere by nebyl schopen podporovat vlastni potrebne obeany, jak se deje nyni. — V Dallas News byl nedavno olantek a mezi jinYm t am stalo:

DesatY slet Americkeho Sokolstva vstoupil: do slavne sokolske historie. Stalo se tak prave na vrcholu prveho sta let existence sokolstvi a jeho tvarei prace. Byl opravdu mohutnou a dustojnou osiavou tak vYznamneho jubilea. Opel nam pripornenul a zduraznil onu ohromnou, mono iIci mravenei net "KdyZ naai pionYri vstoupili na zapraci ktcrou Sokolstvo konalo v uplynulYch sto letech. V dvahach a vzpo- padni breh reky Mississippi, aby otevreli minkach vratil nas zpet k °nem dnitm, nove zemedelske kraje, neohliZeli se za kdy se nak sokolstvi rodilo a formova- sebe a nevolali federalni vlddu na palo, kdy east() za teZkych podminek, doma moo, nYbrt spolehali jen na sebe." i zde, rostlo, Sirilo se a mohutnelo, k aRozdil meal tehdejSimi pionYry vstunem sla,vnym dnUm, kterYini zasahovalo: pujicimi do lesti a dneSnimi :railionari doma, do narodni a zde do krajanske hi- vstupujicimi do nadherne plovarny na storic. jejich dvore jest, ze tit() vyAby tato pripomenuti byla dtitraznejSi, hYbaji se placeni statnich :dani a proto rozhodl se vzdelavaci sbor AOS. za vede- Texas musi spolknout svou hrdost a beni br. iháka, usporadati sletovou vY- hat do Washingtonu o federalni pomoc. stavu "Sto let sokolske prace". Jejich Takto Texas, test Y mezi stdty v poetu snahou bylo, aby dobrYm usporadanim obyvatel a sedmy v placeni federalnich dokladil sokolske einnosti vzbudila v nas dani, je na tretim miste v mnoZstvi pev'Sech radost 1 hrdost nad tak mohut- nez prijimanYch z Washingtonu kaZdY nYm dilem a vyvolala v nas vetSi lasku rok. k eintim naSich °tett a zejmena nadSeni 0 dovednosti Texantit tahat penize z a pili k clalli sokolske prate na prahu federalni pckladny svedei skuteenost prvYch dnü druheho stoleti. VYsledek Texas je na prvnim miste v mnoZstvi pea Uspech vYstavy potvrzuje, Ze se jim to n& branch z Washingtonu na vydrZopoclarilo. vani hospodarskYch stanic, na poclporu VYsta,va, ktera byla instalovana V chudobnYch (JUL, na stavby nemocnic, krasne Lincolnove sini nove budovy Lin- na silnice a cesty, na regulaci rek a coln Federal Savings and: Loan Associa- leeeni zmrzaeenYch deli; je na druhem tion v Berwyn soustredila velike mna- miste v mnoZstvi penez branYch z Washstvi dokumentil telocviene a vYchovne ingtonu na starobni pensi, na opatrovaprdce od prvopoedtkii aZ pa dneS"ni dny. ni slepcii, a na vydrZovani verejnYch Byly vystaveny rtizne fotografie a obra- Skol. Texas ma jiZ tak snadny pristup k zy i z poslednich let minuleho stoleti. federalni pokladne, Ze jedna tretina Potvrzovaly s jakou laskou, nadknim a vSech penez a federalnich eektil jde do obetavosti konala se sokolska prace, bu- Texasu. dovaly se sokolovny z opravdu skromnYch poedtkii a jak slavne byly to dny Vzdor tomu Ze Texas dostava vic neZ v porovnani s dneT3kem, kdy se tak east° sytij podil z federalnich fondil, zilstava, setkavame s neteenosti a lhostejnosti. daleko pozadu s podnorou sveho lidu. — Dale jsme videli objerane knihy zapist Ku prikladu, v 1959 Texas byl na pr y ze schtizi a jinYch, dokumenttii, rtitzne -nimstevoZpnzrijatych brolury, zaznamy o cvieebni dochazce, podporu nuznYch deti, ale je na 44tem dopisy, oznameni a plakaty sokolskYch miste skuteene upotrebenYmi pro tyto podniktia velkou radu trofeji, stare so- (Yeti. Texas je na druhem miste v mno2kolske prapory rovne2 aZ a minuleho stvi penez prijatYch z Washingtonu na

Texas se chlubi Ze je na prvnim miste v chovu clobytka ale at na poslednim miste v opatrovani dobytka.

Texas se pravem pySnii Ze se vySvihl na desate misto v prfunyslove produkci.

Ale malo se vi torn, te v texaskS eh tovarnach je vice Urazil net v 1-terem jinem statu. Vzdor tomu rozmachu punmyslu, Texas nema komise k dohl reclu na bezpeenostni opatteni a nedra ani statistiku itrazti.

V poetu Zaktit a ueitchi Texas je na tretirn miste. Ale je o na 28tCm miste v ueitelskem sluZnern a na 32tem haste v podpore Zakit. A byl by asi aZ na poslecinim miste kdyby nebral vic federalni podpory na Skoly net ktery jinY stdt s vYjimkou Kalifornie a Virginie. A mohl by te. pomoci upotrebit vic nob texaSti mladici volani k odvodu za dinhe valky byli at na, 40tem miste v inteligenci a stat ma closud 880,000 obeanti na 24 let starch kteri •nedovecbou Gist ani psot, pile magazin.

•( t Ptala se onelidy dcera pana lidovedemokratickeho primatora hlavniho mesta Prahy, Svobody: "Tati, prosim té, HU. se spravne "le coeur" nebo "la coeur?"

— "To, ut prestava vS'ecko!" zlobi se soudruh primator, "na co ti tedy drZime francouzskeho ueitele, kdy2 nevil, Ze se ncrika ani lecoeur ani la coeur, ale liker!!"

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Pokraeovani V posledni dobe nabylo v Hermine vrch pkesvedeeni, '2e pd. poslednim setkani s Horakem jednala ukvapene. Kdyby mu nebyla zakazala mluviti, byl by ji snad ledacos vysvetlil, a ona dnes mohla bYti klidnejgi.

Snad v pkigti prazdniny mi povi, co zabranila jsem mu iici tehdy, myslivala si Hermina, a mimodek v2dy cela se za rdela, kdy se pkistihla, ze v duchu po vita tYdny do polovice dervence, kdy asi by mohl Horak pkijeti.

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"0 tom ja o vgem vim take, jak ho ti veseli jeho kumpani ogkubavaji. Nevzpamatuje-li se yeas, sam Btrh vi, kam to jednou pkivecle. Ale co je nam koneene do neho. Ja, jsenr ze srdee rad, 2e to gtesti bYti pant ueitelovou ve Slatiny nagi Hermi rninulo. Tak mne cosi povida, ze na to deved 'deka jinde gtesti. Onehdy start Horak v rozja.tene chvili se mi svekil, 2e by si za gtesti pokladal, kdyby si pan profesor Herminu oblibil. Boji se, 2e syn upadne do osidel nejake svetaeky tteba, bohate, ale bez citu, a naai Herminu pry od detstvi znaji, v2dycky se jim libila a iikaji si s Horakovou, 2e by, si jich dovedla i va giti," svekoval se panimame v dobre nalade Panek.

"To se podivejme! Mne jsi 2e Herrnine namlouvam a sear' za jejirni zady kujeg tako-ve plany! Cot je o to, gpatne by to nebylo, ale co je po tom, kdy na ty konce nic neukazuje. Pan profesor je vaim mo2nYrn, jenom ne vadnYm 2enichem. KA° vi, za, kterou se ji2 ye svete blazni. Na nas tady ani listkem nevzpomene. Doktorat slavil a ani to neoznamil. Ten ti stoji o takovou ledoyou panne jako je nage Hermi."

A zdado se opravdu, ze pan profesor na sve stare pkatele v xnyslivne Nikomu se Hermina nesvekila, 2e v zapomnel. pkigti prazdniny sklada mnoho nadeji, "To vgak nic nedeTa a prazdniny maael eim vice se ty prazdniny tim vice Herrnina aivovala. I lice zaeinaly se hou vgechno spraviti," tail se v duchu ji zase sveleji barviti a zasmu gilost po- ye svYch nadejich Panek.

Prazdniny vgak nena.pravily nieeho. hledu mizela, tak 2e panimama foitova Jednoho dne v polovici dervence pkines1 nepokryte se zaradovala, 2e ji pani fokt ze Slatiny rnrzutou zpravu, 2e pan rinka pozdravi deekino nahnala zbytedprofesor Hoak jest sice doma, ale 2,e neho strachu.

"A vidig, matko, obeglo se to i beze se nezdai dale neai! tri dny, ponevadi merry vzduchu a beze styka se spoledno- bude provazeti sveho svetence, jeho sti, k eemu2 ji doktor radii," radostne pkipravoval k maturite, na, eeste Po Italii. zmenu u dcery konstataval i Panek.

"Spoleenost, spoleenost! Co pak je na"Kam pak tam jej vedou do horouci ge Hermi jako slatinska pani uditelova, Trantarie vaichni rohati! To si mohl dol aby bez ni nemahla bYti? To pry je ma jinak pahoveti mohlo s nim pkibYhrtiza, co to provadi. Nedeli jak nedeli vat do kraje trochu veselosti, ale takhle must bYti na, nejake zabave v Brne. V je po *dem," odlehdil si pied panimamou okoli navAtevuje vYlety a zahavne pod- Panek."

Hermina, kdy ji panimama povedela niky. Ani selskYch muzik pry se negtiti, kde jakou vymete, a zatim co pan uei- o ceste profesorove, vyslechla tu zpratel pry se mraeiva a d2banku, z naru- vu na oko klidne, ale o samote potom de Eta a taneiva do bileho raffia,. Ten toho yeeera vstoupily ji do oei hake Cloy& si s ni dal! A2 jednomu Tito, jak sizy. se zahrabal," rozpovidala, se panimama.

"Je po vgem, po eels krasne mladosti.

"Prod nevzal oei do hrsti? V2dyt' pie- Vgechno jakoby mi pied rukama velka ce vedel, 2e si bere holku z pokoutni voda odplavila. ." hospody. Co pak od ni mohl eekati? Na XIII. par gro ga se jako dr2mi gek upichnul, MladY profesor Horak v onech tkech tak ted' ma, co chtel." dnech v rodigti stravenYch se v myslivne "A jak pry se spou gti! Pied dvanactou ani neukazal. I P 'anek, jen2 v2dycky pry nikdy nepiijde domii a u Holeeka rad jej videl a proti panimarne mu stradne co den s nekolika mlad gimi souse- nil, tentokrate se pro to na profesora dy karbani. Ani na gaty ji2 nedr21 a jak rozmrzel.

"Wdyt' pro Boha by mu snad na vese to v loni zdal eistY a spokadank elohlasu neubylo, kdyby k narn zaskodil na vieek," trnula Pankova.

Ze pkijede pod rodnY krov, o tom. Hermina nepochybovala. Prace prazdninach v Praze miti nebude, doktorat si odbyl a proto jiste s radosti pkijede si &ma ponekud oddechnout. BaZein hrob nebude mu hritznYm mistem, je2 by jej od sebe odpuzovalo, proto2e jej piece jistila, ze sestra negla k vali nemu ze sveta. Prod by tedy vahal pkijiti tam, kde je mono oddati se zahaleivemu klidu bez piedhtizek svedorni a bez bolestmien yYditek?

ye stkedu, dne 11. t1jna 1961 chvilku nejakeho hovoru, a nic by tim neztratil no, sve ueenosti, kdyby si vzpornnel na sve 1)3-wale pkatele."

"V2dycky jsem, ti to kikavala, 2e jsme mu byli jenom z nouze dobrYmi. Ted' se pohybuje v jinadi spoleenosti a kouka na pies rameno," s jistym zadostudinenim pfisveddovala rnuZi Pankova„.

Hermina po eels tri dny v horeenem neklidu eekala, .2e snad piece pkijde. Nepkigel vga,k.

Den po torn, kdy profesor ze Slatiny odejel, vygla, si Herrnina sama do lesa.

Nikdo ji tehdy, k tomu nepobizel ne vnitkni touha po sa,mate. Zraky rodidri, ktere na, ni chvilemi se zylagtnim, nepochopiielnYm vYrazem spodivaly, jakoby se chtely dopatrati, co se deje v jejim nitru, byly ji nepohodlnYmr a pkilig , . zvula,vYnn. Sama sejmula v sini s rohatiny karabae na psy a zavolavgi vygla si odpoledne yen.

NadhernY s horkY eervencavY den praall do kraje. V polich bylo ji2 pima ruches.

Rosy gustely a hvizdaly v moii 2itnYch stebel, misty held jiZ take zazali. Les dYchal opojnou vuni pryskyfice. Ani sebe lehdi vanek nehYbal korunarni stromu. Na paseka.ch rdely se posledni jahody a zraly maliny.

Hermina si vgak kralinneho vzhledu ani mnoho nevgimala. Sama v sebe pohki2end gla lesem bez cile, mijela mYtiny a mizela, chvilemi na fizkYch kach prosekanYch jehlienatYm, hustYm Stkela talc se Upine volnosti pobihala v kruzich kolem ni s euma.kern z zemi sklonenYm. Zastavila,-li se Hermina chvilemi na nejakem piikrem svahu, aby se volne vydYchala, i pes se zastavil a na velitelku upiral rozumnY zrak skoro soustrastne, jako by nemohl pochopiti, odkud se berou ty chmury na Herminine druhdy jasnem a otevkenem dele.

Probloudivgi tak lesem vice nez dye hodiny, unavena sedla si Hermina na zvetralk paiez na pokraji mYtiny. Kolem ni vinila se metlice a plazily se °strata' glahouny ostru2in a °nodal za ni lyse tome bez stromil k bezmraenernu, vysokemu nebi zvedal Kotre. RozkvetlY vies pupurem pokrYval jeho uboei, na nem2 tu a tam ze skalnate pady yyrastal zakrslY dub.

"Jak jest en Kotre stalY a nepromenlivY!" kmitlo Hermine hlavou. "Tady dole lecktere mist y, kde jako ciecko sbiravala, jsem jahody, temni se ji2 krasnYm, mladYm smreim. Tatinek s pYchou ukazuje, jak rok za rokem mlade slinky a jedle, je2 tam sazel, 2enou ji2 do slunce delgi a delgi letorosty. Tarn, kde diiye 2ehlo upalne letni slunce, nu. mechu

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vladne jig neproniknutelnY stin, ale ten mirite ml to laskave. Neni mYin rimyKotre stale rozva gne a za,m1kle jako slem lekati a stra giti lidi a netugil jsem, ye hledi do kraje holYm. temenem. Je- ge se tu s vami setkam." nom v lets rozkvetlY vies o givi jeho sva."Nevypadate sice, pane ueiteli, tak, ahy, ktere v zime a nejdele do jara z ce- by z vas gel strach, ale lekla jsem se leho okoli sviti snehem." opravclu, proto jsem vas zpozorovala Nano vzpornela si zase Hermina na pa piing nahle a neoeekavane," odvetila na ueitele lirba6ka, jen g rad chodival na Hermina sna gic se nabYti zase dugevni Kotre procladzkou, aby se naba gil s n- rovnovahvi. "A co jdete je gte ted' hlebagli s ,neho dalekeho rozhledu, pro to- dat do lesa,? Vgdyt' za, chvilku bude tu te dole tarn v azkYch zdich slatinske gko- upina, tma." ly citil se pkiliS stesnan a jako uvezlVfavnul rukou. "Cog, to mne neodnen. A vzpornnela si i na jeho "Bout! od stragi. Tmy se nebojim a ye stragidla Kotree," ktera tolik se ji libila, z nig neverim, zylaate kdyg osud mi preje a vyznivalo tolik zklamanYch nadeji a pkivadi mi do cesty takove luzne stvorover). tolik vzdoru marne se snagiciho len!, jako jste vy, sleeno Hermino!" eeliti neptizni osudu. Ted' Hermina jas"Dekuji za poklonu, ale neplYtvejte neji neg jindy eltila, ze asi ty duby na zbyteene takovkmi zdvokiltistkami, ktere jeho kamenitYch, stranich vichreni °b- asi rozdavate na potkani. Vite piece, ge e:as zmitane na geptavaly mu bouilive a- o ne nestojim." kordy jeho skladby.

"Vgdycky jste byla takova, ze nieemu, A piece, pies jeho vzdor, i jeho snaky at' jsem kekl cokoli, nikdy jste nevekila. zustaly marnymi a piece i jeho vgechny A piece nikdy nemluvil jsem ryzejgi sny rortfi gtily se o bade skaly osudu. pravdy jako dries v tento okam gik, kdy Mraveriei praci vypinil vgechen svuj '6as jsern vam kekl, k jste rozko gne stvoieni. a ted' zapomenut givoki v ustrani pozdni dny sveho sna giveho givota. Smir s Nemetejte na mne, sleeno, ze s yYch oei givotem ustoupil boutlivYrn tu gbam. Keg zgiravYch biesku, proto ge sam citim, ge ona byla by ji g tak daleko, aby po ni- se to nepatki, abych yam to tikal. Dovokm jig touhou ,nezahledely se jeji oei, lite, abych se s yam! vratil?'"

Zaplava ramence zbarvila Hermininy aby nieemu a nikomu vstfic ji g nerozbou lice a vYraz nevole zazrcadlil se v jekilo se jeji srdce!

Do toho aka v gak asi jests velmi dale- jich belch.

"Dovolte, necitite, ge jste v nejvyMi ko, neg odumrou v ni vgechny tu gby, ale ze jsou odsouzeny k uhynuti, to zdalo se mike ke mne negetrnYm a doternYm?" "Citim a necitim. Vim jenom, ge tak Hermine jistYm. "Prot nezemtela jsem dlouho nemel jsem atesti s yami mluvikmitlo Hermine genky?" radeje mist() Bo myglenkami. "K eemu tu jests jsem a nae ti a nerad bych nechal minouti ptile gitost, jeg se mi k tome sama naskyta. eekam?"

Vzdor sluneenimu jasu, jen g zaplavo- Kdybych byl normalnim, mela byste, val jeji postavu a ..dues take na jejich sleeno, pfieinu mne pro to karat!,ze na licich kouzlil smave kvety ru g!, chmu- odlehlem miste obte guji vas svou spora za chmurou piehanela se Hermini- leenosti. Ja v gak nejsem jig normalnim. nY mnitrem, a piece skoro se ji ani ne- Musite piece 'Octet', co zde skoro jig chtelo hnouti se s mista, kdy slunko kagde elite vi, ge jsem troseenikem na bylo jig jen na skok nad zapadem. Je- sire plavbe givotern, jsem neSt'astnom nerada povstala a zamiiilia sine- nm."

"Promirite, pane ueiteli velinala jsem rem k domovu. vas snad ja do negtesti? Nae mi to vgeJedle vysokeho lesa kladly ji g dlou- chno povidate?" .ostie odpovedela Herhe stiny na hebkY mech a slunce jig mina. jenom jejich vrcholky polevalo zlatou "Protoge hledam eloveka, jeho srdce zaki, kdyg se Hermina blizila pokraji leby se ke nine rozechvelo soucitem. Nesa. ma-li jig elovek prava na gest', zbYva Jegte dye ste krolcri jejich milYm sti- mu nepopiratelnY narok aspori na sounem a ji otevte se pohled na rodnou cit," s trpkYm rismevem, otiraje eelo, myslivnu. Nete gila se na ni, ale piedveospravedlrioval se uditel. eerni gem, jeg stlalo se vrikol pod stromy, naplriovalo Herminu divnYm stes"Hledejte si, pane ueiteli, porozumeni kern a skoro. bazni. Vykroeila proto jegte a soucitu u lid!, kteki jsou vain jim porychleji, kdy g tu najednou zristala sko- vinni. Co mne se tyre, byla jsem v gdycro ohromena, ky upirinnou a proto yam pravim bez Nekolik krokti stranou cesty, po ostychu, ge styclela bych se do du ge, bYti kra,eela, zahledla postavu mu'ge. Sejmul na vagem mists. PravY celY mug, 1 klobouk k pozdravu a zpozorovav jeji ri- kdyg trpi, nenaiika, tvrdou van' vzpira, lek, pkibligil se a trochu rozpaeite se se osudu, bojuje a zapasi. Vy natikate a usmal. gebronite ,pti prvnim setkani, aby vas "Podesila jste se mne, sleeno? Pro- elovek politoval, pofoukal varn bolesti

Strana, 9 snad jenom pouhe bolistky, je g. Mate si sam," rozhoreene rozohnila se Herrinna. Lice se ji rozhorely a eel() jako by ji oblevalo zar.

Nikdy nezdala se ueiteli Chleboradovi tak krasnou jako,prave v tom okamZiku.

Sklonil hlavu a povzdechl: "Mate pravdu, sleeno, zaslonZil jsem si od vas teto lekce. Mel jsem poslechnouti hlasu srdce, kdy v loni ozvalo se touhou po vas. Matce byl bych radost zpusobil sam jsem mold zristati tiaetren neUesti, do nehoZ' strhla mne Zena, ktera rmutem. ,v1aei moje jmeno, a ji. Z kaZdY na svete je milejaim neZli jeji mug."

"Ale, ale, vzpomerite si, pane ueiteli, co jegte pred necelYm piece rokem soudil jste o vnitkni eerie eloveka. V gdyt' piece neni rozdilu mezi ctnosti a nekesti nebo zloeinem a gena nectna, a nekestna ma zrovna takovou cenu, jako gena poeestna- Nestaram se o to a proto jsem nepatrala po torn, co je pkieinou valeho negtesti, ale pH s yYch nazorech, jichg jste hajil a ze zastaval, nemate ani prava neco vytykati sve pani, aije-li si jinym syYm vlastnim zptisobem," "Uznal jsem svoji pora gku vagiin 'cliivtipem lined tehdy, kdy g jsme se vraceli z one prochazky za podzirnnlho odpoledne, ale jedno plesvedeeni mi ztistalo a zkugenosti se je gte utvrdilo: Ze totia zla, jest mnohdy tieba, aby vynikla krasa sila dobra, ge tkeba je hfichu, aby tim zativeji vedle neho zaskvela se ctnost.

Srovnavam-li svoji germ a vas a pomyslim.-li, co jsem mohl miti a co main, hlavu bych si rortfi gtil o prvni kamem."

"Nemam ptieiny, abych yam v torn branila, kdyby vas zoufalost popadla doopravdy. Nevim vribec, jak pfichazim ke cti, ge si dovolujete ze mne delati si drivernici svYch nejtajnej gich bolesti. Vyproguji si co nejrozhodneji, abyste mne napfigte podobneho vyznamenani u getill, a s tim se yam jednou pro vgdy porouoim," odvetila popuzene Hermina a obratila se rychlYmi kroky k odchodu.

"Ani .jiskerky soucitu se mnou nemate?" volal za ni Chleborad temei plaetiye.

Najednou se po tech slovech Hermina jegte jednou zastavila.: "Lituji ,lituil vas co nejuplimneji, proto ge jineho nezaslougite," zvolala za nim a potom pusti,la se temek do behu. Za par okamgikii 'byla v polich, z nich g vonela pokosena gita.

Flaky odpor k ueiteli napinit jeji nitro. Proe ji to v ge povidal? 6im dala mu pravo, 'aby k ni byl tak drivernYm? JakY je to protivnY slaboch! Ona je jenom divkou. T jeji duel pro gla, jig tak mn.oha bolest zklamane nadeje, i ona zagila jig dosti trpkych. chvil, ale pies jeji rty neptegla ani hlaska, jeg by pro-

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zrazovala jeji smutek. Oei jeji, kdyZ oast° by se jim chtelo plakati krvavYmi slzami, nerozslzely se ani na srdce mateine, jeZ nejspiSe by mohlo jejimu Zalu porozumeti. Na kolik zamkti uzavirala svoji hrud', aby jedinY vzdech neprozradil, co ji zrnita.

Jenom etyri hluche zdi jeji svetnieky a tickle livezdy, je2 za vonnYcla veeera okny se do ni divaly, mohly by neco prozraditi o slzach, jek kropily jilice,kdyZ ted' casein zahledela se do Sere, letni,noci. Jaka to naproti tomu nestateeriost a nemuZnost u toho slabocha!

Kolik dni nosily v sobe Hermina pocit tohoto oclporu k ueiteli. Samota i doma ji kruSila, po lesich touZila, aby jako onehdy mohia se v nick oddati svYm dumam, ale obavala se, aby se snag zase s Chleboraclern nesetkala.

S matkou nebylo reei, otec utikaval ze zamlkle domacnosti, jiZ se hoste vyhYbali, do sveho lesa a k yeeeru potom no holbu do Slatiny a tak byl! Zivot v Borovine nejvYSe jednotvar:nY. "Uteci bych nejradeji chtelaq," rnyslivala si Hermina. "Ale karn?"

Ted' ji2 sama sobe rozurnela a se k tomu priznavala, celemu sveti ovSem jate to . tajic, ze vSechny jeji myMenky a vzpominky nesou se jednim smerem a upiraji se k jedinemu pkedmetu.

Na Stesti priSel jeji touze, dostati se z Umorne samoty, sam osud vstric. Nejbli2S1 neciele prekvapil rodiee navStevou Emil. Objevil se " v Borovine" jako by ,s nebe spadl.

"Prosim te, hochu, kde pak se tu tak pojednou bereS? Proe pak jsi nepsal, abychom to &kali?" divil se Panek.

"Pozbyl jsem nahle mista, tatinku!"

"NestraS!" ustrnula panimama.

"No, uZ je to tak! Propustili mne z adjunktskeho mista a dali mne za for:ta do dubeneckeho reviru," radostne vysvetloval rodienm syn.

"Tak najednou? Maig Stesti, hochu. e kal jsem ze dlouho sedet nezastana, ale piece jsem se nenadal, ze to ptijde tak raZno. A to jsi tedy hotovYm elovekem!" radosti zaril Panek.

"Givatuluji„ r4ovopeeenSr pane forte, a tu maS ke gratulaci jeSte jednu uprimnon laubieku," priskoeila k bratrovi Hermina srdeene jej objimajie.

Pankova se radosti rozslzela.

"Jo, jo, jsem hotovYm elovekem, ale jsem jako Adam v raji, ne_'st mu Pan Bilh vyrial Zebro," usmal se novY fort.

"To uZ ted' bude nejmenSi starost, jak hnizdo oZiviti. Hlavni vec je myslivna a tu tedy ma y . Zdali pak jsi to ua psal Staziece," zvidal Emiluv otec.

"Pochlubil jsem se, tatinku."

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THIRTY FIFTH LESSON

TilICATA PATA 1.5LOHA vrata, vratka

gate,

vratnY,

gatekeeper or porter,

vraziti, vraziti do neeeho,

to drive in, to run against,

vraceni,

return,

vratiti,

to, return,

vravorati,

to reel,

vrozenY,

inherent,

vrouci

ardent,

vedle,

next to,

vedlejSi,

adjoining,

vejiti,

to go in,

vejiti ye skutek,

to become a fact,

skutek,

act, or deed,

skuteenost,

in fact,

skupina,

group,

skulina,

crack,

skuliti,

to roll up,

skrz, skrz na skrz

through, — throughout,

skrYti,

to hide, — or to cover,

skryte„

under Cover,

skropiti,

to sprinkle,

skromnost, skromilY

modesty, modest,

skroucenjr,

twisted,

skroutiti,

to twist,

skratiti,

to shorten,

skracenina,

abbreviation,

to butte fge pro dnes.

this will be all for today.

Are you my friends still studying these — Cover one side and check yourselves lessons? The most important part of our "Self study" is to write these lessons to see how many words you remember. down and try to memorize each word. — Good luck! the editor.

Wednesday, October 11, 1961

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Sestry a bratti!

Nag resolueni vYbor tadu 15 . vyslovuje tomto pozilstale rodine po na gi sestre, ktera na veenost oclvoland Anna Svitak dne 29. zari svoji hlubokou soustrast.

Zemtela po kratai nemoci, oblibena pro svoji milou povahu a pro sve snaZeni pro nage krajanske spolky.

Zanechala zde zarmoucenou rodinu, syna a pet deer teZ 11 vnukti a 2 pravnuky. TeZ jednusestru a jednu sestru a etyti bratry v CSR. — Ptejeme mile sestte lehke odpeainuti a veenou slavu v nebesien.

Anna Korteff, Rose Steinman, Mary Hale, Resolueni vYbor ) 4 c__..6.-® VYbor eeskeho dne na statni v'Ystave v Dallas, Texas oznamuje: Mill etenaki: Oslava 6eskelio Dne na VYstave statu Texasu bude konana v nedeli dne 15. iijna 1961.

Spoleeenska, hodina bude pokadana v 33udove Zen (Women's Building) od jedenacti do dvanacti hodin. Kava a zakusky pro obeerstveni budou vyslubovany.

Program bude drZen v BancIsbell, zaeatek o pul druhe odpoledne (1:30 p. m.)

Kdokoliv si pkeje se na programu podileti, bude vYborem vitany.

Prednesene elsio by melo bYti eeskeho privodu a moZno-li, pkednatejici by mel bYti °den v kroji. Aby zajemci mohli v tomto programu vystoupiti, musi se pkihlasiti u tajemnice potadajiciho vYboru do dne 21. zaki 1961. Tajemnice potadajiciho vYboru, Pani Bessie Pete 5406 Morningside Dallas 6, Texas Tel. TA-6-3557 e e A few men are known by their deeds: the majority, by their mortgages.

V fl STNIK— WEST, TEXAS C.S. Nerneeke hranice znovu vyme•eny Po mnichovskem diktatu v zati 1938 byla eeskoslovenska statni hranice poBoiven cla 17(111.1 rychlej'gi zkrz nazkrz sunuta hlubOko do vnitrozemi a byly taulevu pti bolestech hlavy, nervti, nebo i pohranieni mezke ocistraneny tehdey,' , pri chripce ku sniZeni horeCky a boniky, kameny, tabule a znaky.

Dne gni hranice, .ktera, probiha mezi lestech v Udech. Je to kombinace etyt Bavorskem a Cechami na stare demar- maaernich ieciv, vynalezena eeskYm kaeni linii, musila bYt proto nejen zno- protesorem l kaistvi. Prato prtsobi tak vu oznaCena, ale take vymerena a sta- rychie pti bolestech jako z revma a arthritis, at viz buiest sedi v nohach. ovena.

Tato prate trvala tai a pfil roku a vy- Pe etytleku BOLVEN skoro najednou konala ji herniae, siolena, ze zastupcft cti.te se lepe zkrz nazkrz. Ano, etytlek Ceskoslovenska a zapadrilim 1\7(7rriecha. BOLVEN pemeci ob6lni krvenlho vnikd V minulYch dnech bylo vymerovani rychle i do tech easti tela, , kde bolest sedi a. nehYba se. -- Otyil6k BOLVEN skoneeno na celem 380 kilometrit hem Useku spoleenYch eeskoslovensko- prinese TAM vice a rychlej gi filevu ye bolestech. NabiSte si o nej jebavorskYch hranic. Byl jill podepsan slugnY protokol a Nemci prohlasili ees- 'Ste tines! 100 table BOLVEN dvojnakosiovenske chovaunj na korektni. -- sobne Uannosti jen $2.90 rychlou poSnarl i tote je znamka skuteenosti, '2e ttou vyplacone. Money order, cash, check bonnska vlada oficialne uznava Ceske- nebo 0. 0. D. EUROPEAN DRUGS slovenske -predinnichovske hranice.

Bretislav Jelinek, esl. lekarnik Seattle 99, Wash.

3255 — 10th W. Fine Start Anyway vein BOLVEN hol The wise man never takes his troubles home with him: he has plenty more Teen-age marria ges are a risk, but waiting there. so ore the other kind, too.

;11A IRA 7iI i Opel Meiji 'tpatne slyti nebo dobke norozumi zatleme Z D A R M A a naprosto nezavazne vzorek nateho sluchata ve skuteene velikosti.

Chceme, abyste mohli sami vyzkouteti jak malieke jest nage sluchatko, jak jest zbarveno tak, aby nebylo skoro ani videt, a jak dobte, pohodlne a bez tlaku sedi za uchern.

Tento vzorek, ktery obthilte od yids zdarma, nejdele do dull poStau, ztstane VaSina majetkem, abyste ho mobil ukdzati I Vann stejmail za-ne trplefin pi'atelum, je m na letAni slykni a rozumenL Nas mali6V vzo rek velikosti dosta,nete od na.s napresto zdarma, yam pointiZe op6t pomtWe Vain :odstraniti Va-' si nedoslYchavot, a budete fgemu opEtne dokonale rozumeti, budete

opet rezumeti v divadle, v kostele, no schtizich, ye spoleenosti i doma, kde se budete schazeti se syYmi pkateli.

Nat maliekY zazraenY pkistroj jest jeclinST, r ktetS7 nepottebuje baterie cele roky. Jen jednou za tkff roky potkebujete obnoviti silu sluchatka, baterii, velikosti tabletky aspirinu.

Vy vtichni, kteki tpatne slytite, nebo slytite a dobre nerozumite, potlete dolejti kupon na postcard nebo v dopise, a dostanete do cintil zdarma vzorek velikosti zazraeneho, nejleptiho, nejmoderneitiho sluchUtka s nejvetti nejlepti guarancli na svete.

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JA1OS ASSOCIATES 61111 West 26th Street CHICAGO (Cicero) 50, ILLINOIS Pane JaroA, po§lete tni zdarma a nezavazne vzor velikosti sluehatka s power na tie roky a neilePg svete.

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

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.

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ith Thideliverable Co p ies to SUPREME 1,013CrE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEMA T.

DESK Will Your Child ,9 • "Measu--7,

Our nation has strayed a loJg ways from- the'warning of George Washington that We Should not make "entangling alliances" with any nation.

It would be difficult to see how some of our allies might have been avoided and probably George, himself, would have found it necessary to change his views if he had lived in this century. But the thing which seems most dangerous about the entangling agreements we do enake is not the fact that we make them, but that they have no termination clause. .Conditions at one point in history may call for an agreement which is of vital importance to us and to other nations involved — at the time it is made. But many agreements can be come a thorn in our side at a later point in history. unless revised to meet modern conditions.

In dealing with the Russians, we have had repeated examples of their considering old agreements not to be worth the paper on"which they are written. But we wonder if even the Russians might not show more respect for agreements if they were kept up to date.

No businessman would make.an agreement for life on any proposition. In fact I doubt if our courts would uphold an agreement if it did not have a terminaton or renewal clause.

If agreements among nations were made, as they are among businessmen, for, say, a five - year period, to be continued for additional five-year periods unless canceled by either party on six months notice, it would help to keep them up to date. ,Such a cancelation clause would not usually mean that an agreement would be dropped, but merely that each party to the agreement would have the opportunity to review it in the light of present conditions and make what revisions would seem sensible at the time.

• ( The human heart is rated at about 1/250th of one horsepower, yet moves some 9 to 10 tons of blood each day.

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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 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."

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District Meeting to be held at Ft. Worth The 3rd District meeting has been set for October 29th, in Fort Worth at Lodge 154. This should prove to he a meeting to look forward to. It seems that since we have these meetings only twice a year everyone is anxious to see their friends and renew old acquaintances. In this \vay the attendance is increased and the quality of the business session is improved, for the Inembers always bring forth new and better suggestions for the improvement and continued growth of our district.

What about your youngster? Even though he may appear to be in tip-top condition it is a sensible idea to have his health checked.

Your child's doctor will be alert to problems — bath physical and emotional — that could interfere with your child's progress. For exatnple, he might have some slight and unsuspected defect of his eyes or ears which, if attended to now, could prevent difficulty later on.

And when you see the doctor. you can talk with him about your child's health 'habits. If, for instance, he skips or barely eats breakfast, he will have a poor start for his day's tasks.

Your child should be protected against the communicable, or "catching" diseases, Are his immunizations up-to-date against polio, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus and smallpox? Protection against influenza is also given to some children.

Although it is best to check a child's health before school begins, it is not too late to check for possible trouble before bad winter weather gets here.

Texas Fraternal ®s To e Held At Fort Worth

The annual Convention of the Texas Fraternal Congress as announced by the President, John V. Prince of 3916 Linden, Fort Worth, and Louis B. Engelke, Secty.

Treas., San Antonio, will be held October 26, 27, and 28 at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas.

A large attendance of all the affiliated Fraternally yours, Brotherhoods and their Texas Lodges is Dalfie anticipated. Let us all be tivn . e to hear Secty. Third District the reports of our state officers and take • part in the proceedings. — All our 168 Be who must establish his authority by Lodges are cordially invited to send their noise or force shows his reasoning to be representatives. — A detailed program will be published. .

Weak, • So don't forget that you have a very important date on the 29th of October, which you as members of the SPJST will wish to keep, for by keeping this date you have an opportunity to express your likes, dislikes and ideas.

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0,- t and Refigion Separation of church and state is a basic principle of our law. For example, the other day a Maryland citizen sought a notary's commission. To —get it, he would have had to declare his belief in God. Refusing to Make this religiOas dee-laration, he got no license. He sued for it and lost.

He took his case to the U.S. Stipreme Court. The court said he should get his license without taking the religious oath. The court will not enfarce such a state law since it violates the safeguards of freedom of religion.

At common laW ail oatliS referred to God. Their reference to GOd was a reminder of possible divine punishment for a false oath. For centuries. an Englishman who would not take such an oath could not enforce his rights in court.

Today, other solemn declarations are allowed to bind a person's conscience instead of an oath referring to God. The U. S. Constitution says that "no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States."

Though some federal oaths have religious references, the government cannot force a person to profess a belief or disbelief in religion.

Government cannot "establish religion" and must remain out of religious activities so far as possible.

How far can the government go in religious activities? The state can provide buses for parochial schools to promote safety for children (not to establish religion.) State schools may release children for church classes. A church or church school may claim tax exemptions.

In the past, the U.S. has provided funds for ex-G.I.s to go to collegeS, some of them religious. The Armed Services have long had chaplains of various religious. faiths. A long time ago the U.S. used funds to aid missionaries.

(This newsfeature, prepared by the State Bar of Texas, is written to inform — not to advise. No person should everapply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who is fully advised concerning the facts involved, because a slight varienace in facts may change the application of the law). , e A •

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Program for Third District Meeting OCTOBER 29TH AT LODGE NO. 154 FORT WORTH, TEXAS 10:00 a.m. -- Call to order by President of Third District Presentation of Flags `Pledge of Allegiance Welcome

by Vice-President of Lodge No. 154 Welcome — by Third District President Roll Call Reading of Minutes Correspondence Treasurer's Report Acknowledgement of Visitors 12:00 Noon — recess for lunch 1:30 p.m. — Call to Order Guest Speaker Program to be presented by the youth of Lodge No. 154 Unfinished Business New Business Committee Reports: District Organizer A. Vria District Youth Director Wilma Nesuda District Director Robert Cervenka Youth Camp Committee Appointment of Nominating Committee Place of Next Meeting Adjournment.

Dolfie Hrabina Fraternally, Secty. Third District

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To Our Corespondents PLEASE NOTE Postal regulations prohibit publishing or mentioning in any way itarts covering any raffle or Game of Chance such as "Bingo", and similar games.

Papers containing this information are refused admittance to the mails. You will please, therefore, kindly eliminate mentioning such from your letters and articles.

Thank you.

• •( Birds are very important, after all. The dove brings peace — and then there is the stork

Most of us could turn over a new leaf much easier, if we could tear out a few Rather than gripe because we don't cid pages, first. get all we want, we should be thankful • • that we don't get all we deserve.

All play and no work makes Jack • scarce.

The history of all wars is always writMany men seem to have one wife too ten by the winners. Therefore, the los•x,any, and still are not bigamists. ers are always the aggressors.

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Meeting of District Six The Fall Meeting of District Six will be held October 22 at the K.J.T. Riverside Hall at East Bernard, Texas.

PROGRAM: 1.—Meeting called to order at 1:00 p.m.

2.—Welcome, by the President of the Local Lodge 3.—Response by the District President 4.—Reading of the Minutes 5.—Reports of officers and Committees 6.—Unfinished Business 7.—Motions, for the good of our Order 8.—Introduction of Guests 9.—Report of the Nominatinng Committee and election of District Officers.

10.—Selection of next Meeting Site 11.—Youth Program 12.—Speeches of visiting Supreme Lodge Officers 13.—Installation of Elected Officers 14.—Addresses of New Officers 15.—Adjournment.

We invite herewith, all our Supreme Lodge Officers to attend this meeting.

Fraternally, Paul Sablatura President, Sixth District ASSOCIATED LODGES OF DISTRICT 6 Calhoun County — Lodge 41 Colorado County — Lodges 8, and 83 Dewitt County — Lodges 31 and 125 Jackson County — 138 and 153 Lavaca County — Lodges 3, 4, 10, 16, 10, 23, 27. 15, 63, 140, and 165 Matagorda County — 148 and 163 Wharton County — 28, 40, 50, 58, 131 Victoria County — 32, 9'7, 98, 143.

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District Calendar DISTRICT THREE Next District Three Fall Meeting will be held at Lodge 154 of Fort Worth at the Sokol Hail Oct. 29th. Please rernernher this date. A detailed program will be published'real soon by the Committee.

• DISTRICT FIVE District Five will hold their Fall Meet, ing at Lodge Stefanik No. 142, Houston, texas on October the 15. Meeting will convene at 10:30 a.m. and Dinner will be served at noon. Youth Program will also be presented. For more details wat011 our Vestnik, please.

F. A. Kadlecek Secretary, District Five o • DISTRICT SIX Our Sixth District will hold its 1981 Fall Meeting at East Bernard on the 22nd of October at the KJT Riverside Hall beginning at 1:00 p.m. Election of District Officers and other important matters will come before this meeting,

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Types of Ce0 Offered b: CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age

85 CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life CLASS E: Ten Payment Life CLASS F: Fifteen Payment EadowrDent CLAss G: Twenty Payment Endowment CLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 (CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance CLASS M: Retirement at age 65 CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreasing Term Mortgage. Plan CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable and Convertable CLASS 10T: Ten. Year Term. Renewable and Concertable CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convertable only.

JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

CLASS JT: Terra Insurance to 16 years of age Which may be converted in-to any other class of insurance before attaining age 16.

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, full benefit at age 1 CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (beginning at age 5) CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS E: Ten Payt:rient Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS 0: Twenty Payment Endowment, Sun benefit at age 1 CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full benefit at a ge 1 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60, full benefit at age 1 CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age 1

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CLASS. K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at age 65, full benefits at age 1 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance 'CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full benefit at age 1.

PAYOR, INSURANCE: This Order offers the Payor of premiums on a child's certificate the benefit of Payor Insurance, which provides that in case of total disability or death. of the Payor, the premiums will automatically be paid.

Respectfully, Joe B. Hejny 0, fp )

To All Our Friends In Texas You do not have to De a perfect scholar or a skilled writer to keep our readers informed of the happenings in your Lodge.

Just write a few lines in simple English terms and see how easy it really is.

Write something about your Lodge Meetings, or something friendly about your members and the youth of your Lodge. Thereby, you will stimulate interest in your lodge and some of your friends and fellow members all over the state will be glad to hear from you.

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To All Our Organizers Brothers and Sisters: We would like to assure you again that our Vestnik is willing and anxious to be of service to everyone of you.

We are ever mindful that you need some publicity in your work and we are ready to serve you. So, do not hesitate to call on us.

Your letters should be here Saturday before our Vestnik is published. The Vestnik will gladly publish announcements of family reunions, if you give us the date and place for the family concerned, This is YOUR Vestnik, so keep it enjoyable. * * (-

Fraternal Congress The Texas Fraternal Congress will be held this fall on October 26-28 at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas.

All of our Lodges that wish to atteru, are invited and will be welcomed.

• 4 • Those who go fishing for compliments must remember that fishermen often come home empty handed.

• Bright people do not cast reflections.

OUR FRIEND AND' BROlitinR KUCERA ELECTED HEAD OF GROUP

Dallas City Attorney Henry P. Kucera received the nation's highest honor among city legal officers in New York Wednesday with his election as president of the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers.

The veteran Dallas city attorney was chosen by lawyers from 145 cities and towns in 50 states. He had been first vice-president.

Kueera, 65, became assistant city attorney under J. J. Collins in 1925 and was appointed top man in 1935. He is a native of Fayette County, a graduate of the University of Texas law school, and served in. Warld War I and in. World War II. As an Army colonel, Kucera served in U. S. military government in Africa, Italy the Balwans and Trieste.

The veteran legal officer is in his 37th year of Dallas service. He now heads a staff of 17 attorneys niconducting the city's legal affairs, which range fran law suits to land acquisition — from defending Dallas' Love Field to ruling on city and citizens' righst.

The Dallas law chief has an encyclopedic knowledge and memory of cases involving the city over the past decades.

Recently in court, when an opposing attorney cited a case to make a point, Kucera reeled off from memory six more Texas cases refuting the point—and won his case.

One of Kucera's most important contributions, from 1925 to the present. has been solving the land acquisition for (four vital water supply lakes for Dallas: Lake Dallas, Grapevine, Forney Lake and Lake Tawakoni on the Sabine.

During his long tenure in office, the veteran attorney has advised numerous municipal lawmakers and administrators, drafted innumerable city ordi-

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nances and represented Dallas in every strata of courts including the U. S. Supreme Court.

Of one of Kucera's knottiest land acquisition projects the late Mayor Woodall Rodgers said: "I doubt it we could ever have had Central Expressway without his skillful dealing with railroads ose right of way- was involved."

Nucera probably has served under ire mayors than any other current atorney: T. L, Bradford, Sheales R. Turner, George A. Sargeant, George A. Sprageri, Rodgers, James R. Tarple, Wallace H. Savage. J. B. Adoue Jr., R. L. Thornton and now Earle Cabell. albs article W:"3 written by Francis Prifetto and apprered in The Dallas News).

Our best wishes from our brotherhood ----)

dance floor after taking the well balanced food supplement which he carries on all dance occasions. Glad to see MR. and Mrs. URBANOVSKY in our midst after a few weeks Of absence....BIRDIE HILSHBR all dressed in blue and a beautiful corsage celebrating her birthday ....Everytinte you sae DONNIE COX he's always eating a variety of Craft Cheese ....MRS. LA RUE and MRS. STEBNER enjoying a birthday celebration at the last dance....MRS4 TILLICH who's name failed to be mentioned along with the others for all of her work during the last kolache sale .... The birthday surprise that will be given by our lodge president to all members who have a birthday in October in the monthly meeting... .you better come and see what happens....The board of Directors still conducting their many surveys on the new proposed lodge site....The new lodge proposed is really a beauty....the The new lodge site program will he will thoroughly discussed in the October monthly meeting .... The trennendous help that our lodge No. 88 gave to our District officers at Taylor at the State Talent Contest.... Some 78 members of our lodge supported them....Don't for get this Friday night, October 13th is our BENEVOLENCE If- lodge's monthly meeting .... Meeting starts at 8:00 p.m. .... Don't forget the = M31E01000 dance this coming Saturday night to the music of JIMMY BROSCH and his Happy AMITY Country Boys....Music time will be 8:45 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. Support your lodge and come to their dance once in a while ....do your part and be a part of the Dear Brothers and Sisters: success.

Roving Reporter At Lodge No. 88 PROGRESS NEVER eg, STOPS .... Who's the new talented appointed good will roving ambassador of Lodge No. 88.... the newly appointed ambassador made a trip to Taylor, Texas a few weeks ago to advertise and publicize the Czech play called "HEN PECKED HUSBANDS" which was presented to I am happy to report that our meman ever-flow crowd on October 8th.... bers are coming to practice very faithFla also has made several trips to El fully. We only have a short time before Campo, Wharton, Sealy and radici sta- the big day at the fair, which we are tions in Brenham and Rosenberg, Texas looking forward to.

Another first at our lodge was when Everyone invite your friends and relaVice President, DELLA KADLECEK betives to attend. This will be an event came the first woman to ever conduct a lodge monthly meeting .... The SEALY that has never been held in the Band PLAY BOYS fro in our neighboring city Shell before. I believe all attending will Of Sealy played at our dance on the 30th enjoy themselves. of September to an over-flow crowd .. .

Our costumes will impress many specPETE KOVA.Fr and wife MRS. KOVAR tators, and all members should be comwho does the singing for the band did a mended on their hard work that they outstanding job and GEORGE TEPERA are contributing toward the Czech Feson the accordion was the one who car- tival. l'ied the "Miss Sunbeam Smile" throughI have all my faith in each and out the night ... The band was well everyone of you. liked and booking for the band in the Fraternally, .future is in the making.: ..HARRY RICE Your secretary, was on another endurance record on the Dorothy Rejcek

etoLYdgeNo.84 Czech Choral Group

Lodge NOÂŽ 92 Ft. Worth Holds Annivelmary Of To a large crowd of friends and tbembers from far and near who attended the dinner and then the Anniversary Youth Program of Building of the Lodge Hall, when twenty-three years ago a progressive group parted with the old existing Lodge Building and decided to build a new, modern Hall on the Roberts Cut-off site. This Sunday, October 8, was, therefore, another successful inileston in the hi o -ory of Lodge 92.

With a large contingent from the sister Lodge No. 154 in Fort Worlh, whose youth helped to enrich the Youth Program, and visitors from Lodee No. 84, the day was spent in celebrating the eventful building, paying off the mortgage and the remodeling and enlarging of this Lodge, Hall since its founding in Fort Worth years ago.

Brother Carl Zich, Lodge 92's president was . Master of Ceremonies at the celebration, and Sister Mary Paprskar the Lodge 92 Youth Leader introduced and announced the individual performers and their numbers on the Youth Program. It was a good program. --- CongratUlations.

The highlights of the day, besides the wonderful dinner in their modern kitchen, was the Beseda Group from visiting Lodge 154 of Fort Worth; also the Kuban Brotthers, tiny boys who sing like "nightingales," one of whom recently won an audition in New York to .appear on Town Hall, and the Songfest in Czecn by anyone who wished to participate.

Through the foresight of one of the members, 1.Dimeographed words were passed out among the gathering. It was a most satisfying performance, which everyone agreed unanimously should be repeated again as soon as convenient.

Your Editor Hosek, representing the SPJST was guest speaker. Your Editer also reminded that the District Three Meeting will be held in Fort Worth at sister Lodge 154, on October h, and that now Lodge No. 92 will have a chance to return the visit which this sister Lodge honored Lodge 92. Also, Czech Day at the State Fair of Texas on October 15 should be supported, as good Czech members of our Fraternity.

See next week's issue for a detailed report on the program of this memorable day. ) • eto Those who aim at perfection will go farther than those who aim at nothing.

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rogram of SIXTY-FIRST ANNIha CONVENTION

Texas Fraternal Congress Organized 1900 Member Nattional Fraternal Congress OCTOBER 26, 27. and 28, 1961 Texas Rotel --- Fort Worth, Texas Wednesday, October 25 Registration Mezzanine Floor, Texas Hotel 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

• • 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. — Junior Ball ROCItir Mezzanine Floor Reception — Courtesy Fort Worth Fraternal Council — Mrs. Catherine Harrison, President Entertainment — SPJST Organist — Jerry Surber, Royal Neighbors • • Thursday, October 26th Registration 8:00 a.m. Mezzanine Floor Silver Lounge, Texas Hotel • • 10:00 a.m. — Crystal Ball Room Call to Order — Johnny E. Prince, Chairman Presentation of Colors — 'Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Color Guard Pledge of Allegiance Group Singing, "The Star Spangled Banner" — Gordon Hast, leader; Mrs. Walter Be,gau, accompanist Invocation — Dr. Henry M. Johnson, Minister of Education, First MethoDist Church Welcome Address — The Honorable John Justin, Jr., Mayor of Ft. Worth Greetings from Fort Worth Fraternalists — Mrs. Catherine Harrison, Presi. dent, Fort Worth Fraternal Council.

Response — Leo Anders, Past President, Texas Fraternal Congress Special Presentation Roll Call — Louis Engelke, Secretary, Texas Fraternal Congress Introduction Of Officers — R. R. (Bob) Bryant, Honorary Past President, T.F.C.B. of L. F. and E. Group Singing Speaker — Mrs. Lena Alexander Shugart, National President, Woodmen Circle, Omah, Nebraska Appointment of Committees — John V. Prince, President, Texas Fraternal Congress • • 12:15 p.m. — Gold Room.

Past Presidents' Luncheon — Mrs. Thel-

ma B. Smith, Section President, Woman's Benefit Association

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2:00 p.m. — Crystal Ball Room Publicity Section — Louis 0. Hosek, Section President, SPJST Business Meeting Speaker — Carl 13iebers, Sons of Herman Speaker — Cyril Pokiadnik. SPJST Group Singing National Fraternal Congress Report — John V. Prince •

Thursday, October 26th 7:00 p.m. -- Grand Ball Room Banquet — John V. Prince, Master of Ceremonies Invocation -- Charles A. Osborn, Pastor Birchmann Ave. Baptist Church Introduction of Distinguished Guests -Louis Engelke Special Music Mrs. Jeanne Stewart Miss Mary Ann Delwaide Accompanist — Miss Linda Prince Speaker — W. Cable Jackson, Director, Modern Woodmen of America, Past President of National Fraternal Congress, Minneapilis, Minnesota Drills and Program: Drill — Ladies Auxiliary to B.R.T., Evergreen Lodge No. 170 Drill — Woodmen Circle. H. A. Thomas Grove No. 5 — Mrs. Julia Garrison, Captain Dance— Janice Skrivanek, Western Bohemian Fraternal Association, Texas Libbe Lodge, Ennis Drill -- Royal Neighbors, Alpha and Catherine Camp. Mrs. Bertha Dickenson, Captain Dance — Betty Ann Houdek, Western Bohemian Fraternal Assn., Texas Libbe Lodge, Ennis Drill — Degree of Honor, Jennie Lee Arnold, Captain Dance, "Conquerors of Ages" — SPJST • • Friday, October 27th 8:30 a.m. — Silver Lounge Registration ContinueS • • 9:30 a.m. — Crystal Ball Room

Wedne glay, ()etcher 11, 1961 as Wesleyan College . Speaker — R. B. Corley, Field Representative, Social Security Adir.inistration • 12:00 Noon — Executive RoOm F.I.C. Luncheon and Business Meeting Joe B. Hejny — Section. President, Presiding • • 2:00 p.m. Crystal Ball Room Youth Counselor's Se;..1 ion — Joe B. Hejny, Section Presi,lent presiding Report. of Youth Section of National A. UrbanFraternal Congress --ovsky, SPJST Accordion Solo — Kathy Vrla. Dallas Business Meeting, Speaker — Mrs. Wilma Nesucla, SPJST Committee Reports on Youin Election of Officers Installation of Officers Congress Business Section Continues: Address — J. Richard Sims,. President, Woodmen of the world, Omaha, Neb. Report of President — Jobn V. Prince Louis B. Report of the Secretary Engelke Committee Reports Announcements YOUTH ROUND-UP AND BARBECUE "Go Western" To Be held at Ernest Allen. Ranch Buses leave 8th Street entrance of Hotel at 5:45 p.m. Sharp.

Western Music furnished by Modern Woodmen of America String Band Eat — 6:30 p.m.

Address — Fritz Schilo; Grand President, Sons of Hermann, San Antonio Dance — Schiloettes, Sons of Hermann, San Antonio Piano Solo — Shelly Denise. Brozek, Western Bohemian Association Mexican Hat Dance — Julia and Rafael Gonzales, Woodmen Circle Spanish Dance — Woodmen of the World Baton Solo -- Sheri Lynn Erwin Modern Woodmen of America Dance Pantomime — Pat Scruggs and Barbara Green — Modern Woodmen of Auoerica Baton Solo — Sandra Looper Modern Woodmen. of America Folk Dance — SPJST Drill — Degree of Honor Miss Iris Bosley. Leader Drill — Carlettes of Houston, Sons of Hermann Dancing until 10:15 p.m.

Announcements •

Congress Reconvenes Presentation of Colors — Review No. 4, Woman's Benefit Association Invocation — Very Reverend Msgr. Vincent J. Wolf, Pastor Saint Patrick's Cathedral Credentials Committee Report — Leo Anders, Chairman Membership Committee Report — E. F. Stoppenhagen. Chairman F.I.C. and Field Section — Joe B. Hejny, Saturday, October 28th Section President, SPJST Crystal Ball Room Speaker, "Irrestible Force and Immov9:00 a. m. able Objects" — Dr. Jarrett E. Woods, Congress Reconvenes Chairman Division of Business, Tex- Memorial Service — John W. Demmitt,

Wednesday, October 11, 1901 First Vice President, T.F.C. Woodmen of the World Solo — Mrs. Walter Beglau, Lutheran Brotherhood Accompanist, Mrs. J. C. Richmond Fort Worth Drill Team of H. A. Thomas Grove No. 5 -- Woodmen Circle, Mrs. Julia Garrison, Captain, will assist — Accompanist, Mrs. Leona McBride

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Mrs. Mary E. Young — The Maccabees Stanley Patak — Western Bohemian Decorating Committee— Mrs. Catherine Harrison, Chairman — Royal Neighbors Mrs. Bertha Dickenson — Royal Neighbors Mrs. Laura Krebs — Woodmen. Circle

Nominating Committee— Mrs. Leta Ashley, Chain.D n — Degree of Honor Mrs. Jeanie Willard, Past President. Na- A. S. MacGregor — Modern Woodmen of tional Fraternal Congress. Honorary America Past President Woodmen Circle Mrs. Ora Lee Baldwin -- Royal NeighMrs. Eva Huskey, Past President Texas bors Fraternal Congress, State Manager Membership Committee— Royal Neighbors of America Mrs. Hazel Godlove, National Treasurer E. F. Stoppenbagen — Aaid Associaiion for Lutherans • Woodmen Circle Mrs. Fannie Benkendorfer, National John Dimmitt — Woodmen of the World Cardnittee woman, Woodmen Circle Mary Renfro — SPJST Unfinished Business OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS New Business President — John V. Prince Committee Reports Modern Woodmen of America Election of Officers First Vice-President — John W. Demmitt Installation of Officers J. Richard Woodmen of the World Sims, National President, Woodmen Second Vice-President — Stanley Patak of the World Western Bohemian Announcement of 1962 Convention Site Third Vice-Pres. — Mrs. Laura Krebs Closing — "Blest Be The Tie That Binds" Woodmen Circle Secty.-Treasurer — Louis Engelke CONVENTION COMMITTEES Sons of Hermann Co-ChairmenDIRECTORS Mrs. Mary E. Young — The Macabees P. C. Tynan — Knights of Columbus Johnny E. Prince — Modern Woodmen E. F. Stoppenhagen — Aid Association for Lutherans Credentials Committee— Women't Benefit Leon Anders ,Chairman — Sons of Her- Mrs. Vivian Maupin mann Association Mrs. Rhea Bevel — Degree of Honor Gordon Hast — Lutheran Brotherhood MarVin Stelzer — Aid Association for B. R. Cowan — Brotherhood of Railway Lutherans Trainmen Good of the Order Committee— 41) Mrs. Addle Hamlin, Chairman — Woodmen Circle Morris Wisernon — Woodmen of the World P. C. (Pat) Tynan — Knights of Columbus IN MEMORIAM

Constitution, a,nd By-LawsLouis B. Engelke, Chairman — Sons of Hermann R. R. (Bob) Bryant — B. of L.F.&E. Edward L. Marek — SPJST Resolution Committee— Mrs. Vivian Maupin, Chairman — Women's Benefit Association hood Walter C. Beglau — Lutheran BrotherA. D. (Bud) Martin — Modern Woodmen of America Extension Committee— Mrs. Kathryn Wilcox. Chairman — Degree of Honor

YOUTH CLUB YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE STEFANIK NO. 142; HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Members: A most enjoyoble evening was spent by those that attended the ice-cream party sponsored by the Youth Club of Lodge Stefanik No. 142, on Friday Sept.

22.

Sister Lillie Mae Melnar and Marie Ennis registered the members and their ;guests as they arrived and pined on each a star with SPJST 142 written on it. Once inside the Lodge there was plenty of Imerri ment going on. The youngsters up to 12 years had their kind of games and the older ones especially enjoyed the volley-ball relay games.

During game time our Lodge Brothers were busy "cranking," yes turning the ice cream freezers. The home-made ice cream was delicious and many thanks to the mothers that donated the ingredients that made this delicious dessert.

At nine o'clock an announcement was made that everything was ready for a cake-walk. Bro. Lenhart was the champion winner of the three cakes. We also wish to thank those that baked the beautiful cakes and to thank Brother Joe Cieslewitz for donating the ice. Sister Lela Vaja played the piano, march music during the cake walk.

Afterwards, everyone visited and the party ended at 10:30 p.m.

On Oct. 15 the District Five will hold their meeting at Lodge Stefanik. The Youth Club of this Lodge has been asked ti present a program in the afternoon.

(On behalf of the youth we wish to Invite everyone to this 'meeting and to the youth program.

Once again our "thanks" to all that donated cakes and ingredients for icecream and those that helped in anyway to make the ice cream social a success.

Fraternally, Mrs. C. Chupik Mrs. A. Melnar Youth Directors

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To the Organizers of District Seven

STRATTA The above picture is another picture of the Winner of the State Talent Contest for 1961--62 lovely and talented sister Angelina Stratta, as she appeared tight after the conclusion of her nurrnber, on the stage of host lodge Praha No. 29, in Taylor, Texas, on Sunday, Sept.

24. She is shown in one phase of her fifteen different styles of dresses which she modeled to win the Contest. Sister Stratta starts her first year at the University of Texas as an Art Major, in which she is very talented.

Her District Youth Director is sister Lillie Matejka of District One and of Bryan Lodge No. 39. Sister Stratta is ,froD the Bryan Lodge, also, The whole brotherhood ',vislier, her much success in her chosen profession. ) 6r f Hash and life are similar, in that each are just what you make 'op.

Dignity does not consist in possessing honors but in deserving them.

Sisters and Brothers, As to our organizational work, our District is growing, our organizers are doing a good work, but not all of them. We are starting the last quarter of the year, and we have sold insurance for a little over three-fourth of the quota we have o make.

In September are on the list the following organizers: Brother 'Plunk C. Sacky — $6,000 00 Sister Tillie Valchar — 3,000.00 Brother John Hranicky — $2,000.00 Brother Louis Dressler — — — 1.000.00 Brotheh H. W. Marcak — — 1,000,00 Sisters and brothers, again I can only say thank you. Brother Frank Sacky is holding the first place, congratulations, Sister Tillie Valchar has 'surprised me again, I am proud of her and I hope sne will keep it that way. Also brother John Hranicky deserves special recognition for his very good work. Of course, I am very happy to see in the list again the names of brother Louis Dressler and brother H. W. 1Vlarcak. I wish, it could be that way every month. Thanks again, and I wish you all good luck!

We had two organizers' meetings, one in Robstown and another one in Floresvine. In both these meetings we missed many of our organizers. Sisters and brothers, it is not necessary to stress, how important it is for you organizers to attend these meetings. You know, there is nothing more basic and essential to organizational work than good knowledge of everything an organizer should know. It is in your own interest and to your benefit to come, listen and ask questions you would like to have answered. Especially now. when there have been some changes made in the rate book, it is highly ipportant to be armed with all the necessary knowledge in order to be a good representative of our SPJST. Think it over, please, and be sure to come next time.

There remains two and a half months in this year and we still need too much to reach our quota. Now is the time for everybody to examine his past work carefully and make up for lost time. We are making real progress in our organizational work and a positive approach to Teach our quota. This requires further understanding, action and willingness to cooperate. Energy, thought, courage and self - dedication are essential to success.

You can afford to do no less.

Fraternally, Jaroslav Kleprlik District Organizer

Wednesday, October 11, 1961

Organizers of District Six

Inez, Texa;-, Dear Fellow Workers: Below you will find the report for the month of August and September. .

August Report Jacob Velek $3,000 00 10 Roy Bucek Sr. 88 1,000.00 83 Chas. Hruska 1,000.00 Charlie Kulcak 40 1,000.00 Stanley Bartos 28 1,000 00 4 Erwin Holy 1,000.00 E. K. Hajevsky 1,000.00 40 My congratulations to brother Jacob Va.lek for being the top Organizer in Dis trict N for the month Of August, I hope you can continue to keep up the good work. Best of luck to you.

September Report Carrie Bohacik $4.00.00 28 4 Chas. Holy 1.500.00 1,000.00 J. F. Fiala 30 1.000.00 Anna Havlik 165 Mrs. Viola Macha 151 1,000.00 1,000 00 C. M. Srubar 138 1,000.00 Martha Kopecky 50 1;000.00 Emil Kutac 63 I want to congratulate sister Carrie Bohacik for being the top Organizer in District 6 in the month of September. I aom sure that you can continue with your good work as you have always been a faithful worker. Best of luck to you.

I also want to congratulate all of you good Organizers that made sales during the last two months. Your good work is appreciated very much.

All of us know and realize that we have been hit hard by the recent Hurriour cane Carla, however we must shoulders to the wheel and work that much harder to secure members for our good SPJST as our insurance is safe arm sound and the rates arc reasonai.,1e. We have several new classes oi certificates that are good therefore we have what the prospects want all we have to do is, see the prospect, know our inerehandise.

The rest is easy. We as Organizers have one thing in our favor and that is when the going gets tough and hard, the people realize it more than ever that they need insurance to protect their loved ones, and we all love our families, who doesn't?

I am also asking our Organizers. ne emhers and all of our friends to come to our Fall District meeting at East Bernard on Sunday October 22 at 1 p.m. All of you good people are invited, we will be happy to see you there at East Bernard.

Fraternally yours, Leo Krause, Jr. Organizer Dist. 6

Wednesday, October 11, 1961

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Youth have shown outstanding talent in Handicraft Arts. Sister, Hejl is a school principal in the Seaton Community; working with young people every day.

During the bad weather when her pupils cannot play outdoors, she steers their interest to crocheting and even the boys there have mastered this priceless art.

They have created some of the most beautiful crochet articles as has been our privilege to see anywhere. Sister Sandra Mikeska, of the Seaton Lodge was recently judger runner-up in the State Talent Contest with her snappy baton twirling routine. — Congratulations!

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SISTER LILLIE MATEJKA Vestnik proudly presents one of our ,seven District Youth Directors, who steer our youth through the Lodge Youth Leaders, to the outstanding success that they shave enjoyed in the history of our Order.

Sister Lillie Matejka, our lovely Youth Director from District One, has just re cently steered her District's State Talent Contest representative to the coveted "Winner's Title" when lovely Sister Angelina Stratta was judged the Best in the igroup. We proudly present Sister Matejka of District One. Congratulations!

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SISTER WILMA NESUDA

Another very active but as yet les'3 known District Youth Director is charming Sister Wilma Nesuda of the Ennis Lodge No. 25 and of District Three. Sister Nesuda has been active in her lodge with youngsters for some time, having teen-age children of her own. She has also been active in the Future Farmers of America circles to which, her children contribute. She served on various District Committees allrost since the District's inception and in the last election of District Officers was elected District Three Youth Director. Her first major project the District Three Youth Activity Day held in Dallas, indicates that this sister will introduce many interesting events in Youth Activity. Her handsome son, Roger, was the "Private Zeb" in the recent State Talent Contest. Last but not least, her husband, brother Alvin Nesuda, SISTER CLARA HEM has been an ardent District worker also, Another beloved District Youth Direc- serving in various capacities. At present tor, from District Two is our well-known he is First Vice-President of District and very active Sister Clara Ilejl whose Three. Congratulations!

SISTER MARY HAISLCIt The most difficult role of District Youth Director, falls upon charming Sis-. ter Mary Haisler, of District Four. In her territory, due to the vast expanses of cotton farms, and cattle ranches which measure into the hundreds of acres, her lodges are very far apart and consequently, keeping in touch with them and the Lodge Youth is almost an impossiblity.

With the aid of the. District Director, District Organizer, District Officers, they are trying to make District Four more "aware," of the District and its potentialities as far as youth is concerned. Tt means creating more interest in the parents of the youngsters so that they will sacrifice their time and travel to bring their talented youths to rehearsals, and to Lodge and District Meetings where they would have a chance to perform before a live audience. Our District Youth Programs are very indulgent to our beautiful youngsters who do their best to present their numbers. The District Four Officers are still trying to. crake a , "break through" in reaching these parents of youngsters to cooperate more closely with the District Youth Pro-grams. Good Luck. ) • • Another charming young matron working effectively with Youth is our Sister Maxine Sefcik of District Five, in the Houston area. Sister Sefcik has come up from the ranks of Lodge Youth Leader to steer her District Five Youth in some of the most outstanding achievements in the history of our Order. Being ever interested in Youth and its abilities, Sister Scfcik with her tiny son Terry and her well-known husband brother Rudy Sefcik, visit all of the District Meetings in the state, to learn and share experiences in this phase of work.' It was from Dis-

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youngsters in her district who can still speak the Czech langua ge fluently than any other District. In her District are the old Czech settlements, the Cradle of Czech immigration into Texas, where the Czech and in some cases German tongue are still used on through the third and fourth generation. These youngsters can speak three languages fluently from the cradle. Consequently, the District Six Youth Programs are a treat to the visitor, who swell with pride at these youngsters performing skits, songs, recitations in Czech. They also have a Czech folk dance team of youngsters who performed at one of the Hallettsville Meetings, which were very good. Young Leon Zisa who represented his District in the recent State Talent Contest, confirms the above statements, for he presented as his talent the belloved Czech songs on his accordion and SISTER MAXINE SEECIK then singing them. — Congratulations! trict Five whence came our first Miss • • SPJST of Texas, lovely Sister Sandra Watson, to reign until our next Convention in 1964.

Sister Maxine Sefcik is truly a champion of Youth—and the new Youth Clubs springing up in her District speak for her effective leadership. Sister Sefcik steered the District Five Queen, lovely Linda Clawson, to re present her District in a intricate baton twirling routine at the recent State Talent Contest. — Congratulations!

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Wednesday, October 11, 1961 Marcella Kleperlik steered handsome Victor Locke, to represent District Seven in the recent State Talent Contest giNn ing us a beautiful piano solo. Congratnlations! )••(

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CZECH FESTIVAL DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Readers, The Czech Festival will be held in Dallas on October 15, 1961 at the State Fair of Texas.

A social hour will be held in the Women's Building from 11 to 12 o'clock.

Coffee and pastry will be served.

The program will be held in the Band Shell at 1:30 pit. The committee extends its welcome to anyone who wishes to participate on this program. The numbers presented should be of Czech origin, and if possible in Czech costume. Those interested will be permitted to participate by sending their request to the secretary of this committee no later than Sept. 21, 1961.

Mrs. Bessie Petr, Secretary Czech Festival Committee 5406 Morningside Dallas 6, Texas •

SISTER 1VIARCELLA KLEPERLIK Another untiring Youth Director is our Sister Marcella Kleperlik of District Se'ven, the San Antonio and Corpus Christi area. Being lovers of music, Sister Kleperlik and her husband Brother Jaro.

Kleperlik, have presented the District's youngsters in many programs both in the District, Lodges and before Societies of San Antonio, in Czech selections in song, on instruments, in dances, Having come to America after the Second World War, the Kleperliks have been very active in Czech circles in the San Antonio SISTER ELSIE BRDECKA area, having served in many capacities The District Six Youth Leader, charm- in the Lodge offices, and now the Dising Sister Elsie Brdecka, has the dis- trict. Brother Kleperlik is President of tinction, we believe, of having more District Seven at the present time. Sister

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WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: 'Tis said that there is a great future in being a :honsenaker — there is — for there is no end to it. No sooner do we get one chore completed than another pops up and so it goes from day to dan month to month, but there is a joy in its completion, in the work's going forward. Hurricane Carla poured some much-needed moisture on our gardens, and today being the first opportunty tf get into it, I had a day of it, planting bunching onions which have been needing setting out for some time, onion sets, lettuce (which I 'hope the insects will let alone long enough for it to come up), beets, spinach, and turnips. Now my flower beds need grooming; old zinnas pulled up, iris and shasts daisies divided, and chrysanthemums staked for they are budding. So you see, there is always something to do and the day does fly. but the thought occurred to me that once a dirt gardner. always a dirt

Wednesday, October 11, 1961 gardner, and once a wonan has known the delight of opening a jar of her own produced fruit or vegetables, she will always pursue this same task in a greater or lesser degree all of her life. Today's hcrffemaker can cut her canning time in half with the help of her deep freezer.

She can store not only fresh vegetables and fruits but baked goods as well, and save cooking time with a bit of planning. The same with school lunches.

Sandwiches can he made up ahead of time for the week, packaged and labeled for the making of a lunch.

Yes, homemaking takes planning, just like office work. That is why today's homemaker finds time to serve on committees in her church, club and her children's school conamittee, because she has scheduled her work, allowing the cleaning and picking up, the cooking, shopping, laundering a certain portion of her day, to keep things shipshape and rolling. At times she may falter under the burden of these, many titles, but again, the thought that she is a very important person to her family, who after a day out of the home, in school and the office come to her at the end of the day for rest, solace, companionship and meals. So—there's a great future in the homemaker — a gold mine — the hub around which the whole family revolves.

By popular request, since so many of you have lost the Sept. 6th issue of the Vestnik, I am rewriting the Oatmeal Cake recipe of which praises continue to come in.

Oatmeal Cake Pour one and one-fourth cups boiling water over one cup of rolled oats. Let stand about twenty minutes.

In the meanwhile. creaQ.r. q one-half cup shortening or butter with one cup white and one cup brown sugar (this white sugar may be halved if too sweet) with two eggs. Beat well and add the oatmeal Mixture.

Sift together on and one-third cup sifted flour with one-half teaspoon salt. one teaspoon of baking soda, one teaspoon cinnamon and add to the oatmeal mixture. Then add one teaspoon of vanilla extract and one-half cup nuts (chopped, if desired). Beat until smooth.

Pour into an oblong pan and bake in 350 degree F. for about 40 minutes. Cover with broiled frosting.

Broiled Frosting The, broiled frosting is made from six tablespoons of butter (this too, may be cut in half, if too rich) one-fourth cup cream, one-half cup brown sugar, onehalf teaspoon vanilla extract, one cup fresh coconut and one cup nuts chopped.

Mix above ingredients together and spread over warm, baked cake. Brown under broiler. Cut into squares.

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Sister Alice Boudny of the Taylor, Texas Lodge Praha No. 29, contributed this to Vestnik's recipe collectors. Again thanks to her.

While attending the District Four Meeting recently at Seymour. Texas, sister S. A. Ondricek of Bomarton, Texas, stated that she too, had a loaf cake which was "simplicity" itself, saying that it could be mixed and baked in half an hour. It's made of cocoa.

Vestnik is grateful to Sister Ondricek for her contribution and I hope it will !find favor with all of our recipe collectors. Cocoa is used here. It too, is delicious.

Cocoa Loaf Cake In a saucepan place one stick of oleo Margerine, four tablespoons cocoa, onehalf cup crisco, one cup water. Bring to a boil — then stir in: two cups sugar, two eggs well beaten, two cups flour, sifted, one-half teaspoon salt, one teaspoon baking soda, one cup buttertnilk (which can be made by squeezing the juice of a lemon into a cup of sweet milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Bake in an oblong pan for 20 minutes at 400 degree F. Ice cake while hot.

Icing In a saucepan, place four tablespoons of cocoa, six tablespoons milk, one stick of oleomargarine. Bring to a boil and then stir in: one box powered sugar. one teaspoon vanilla extract. Beat until smooth and spread on hot cake. Pecans or coconut may be added to the icing " Sounds scrumptous! (and full of calories too-. Thanks sister Ondricek, and you recipe collectors, let's hear from you on this one.

I also have a recipe for French Dressing, which has won many raves inher home, sent to you by our good sister Ben Zabcik. Her hubby is our new Financial Secretary. Sister Zabcik states that she usually makes half of this recipe, which will do her for quite a while.. It is wonderful for solads, makes about three quarts and should be stored in the refrigerator.

French Dressing Beat four eggs with three teaspoons lemon juice, using electric mixer. Add five teaspoons salt, two teaspoons garlic powder (more or less, to taste), one cup sugar, four teaspoons paprika, two tablespoons mustard, beating well until blended. Then add, one pint Wesson Oil, a little at a time, beating constantly. Add one quart Miracle Whip Dressing, one cup tomato juice and one-half cup apple cider vinegar, beating constantly until well blended. This 'Takes three quarts.

Can't you just visualize a huge salad bowl crisp and colorful with salad makings and this wonderful stuff poured over it?

Strana 21 Many times the homemaker finds her self out of chocolate and begins to wonder about the measurements needed to use cocoa. I have, myself and I ran across this measurement tine other day which I would like to pass on to you — just in case.

To substitute Cocoa for Chocolate For each square of chocolate called for in a recipe, use three tablespoons of cocoa and , one tablespoon of butter or margarine, make a smooth paste of the two. This will save you from using too little, or too much cocoa when susstitut ing for chocolate.

May I take this means to say "hello" to Mrs. Anna Krizan of Wichita Falls, one of our "Dear Girls" ardent readers.

We missed you at the District Your Meeting. Get well soon!

Let's not forgeE that a Halloween Party is in order this month. If you don't already have one planned, do have one for your youngsters and you, yourself have fun too. Halloween falls on the 31st of this month. Besides the usual "eats," a costume party, tacky party, Harvest Dance, Crowning of the Harvest Queen, etc., in order. It spells great fun for all.

So, sisters, do get behind this thing, have something in your Lodge. It's about the last chance i:nany of you will have before bad weather sets in, before the Thanksgiving Holiday comes around with the families on the move again, visiting folks and folks visiting and then Christmas — there's that word again — in less than 90 days Christmas will be here.

Let's give our hubbies and our youth one more big event before Santa comes!

When you stop to think about it — the world is in turmoil, neighbor armed against neighboring nation, strife, strikes, trouble everywhere, it seems -but here in our brotherhood it's like a haven from these storms, for here we forget about the rest of the world and its trouble, to really meet and enjoy each other and watch our youth . blossom out into young adults, like a butterfly out of its cocoon, these youngsters spring up almost overnight. So, let's keep our Lodges active, fun loving, where laughter and true brotherhood goes hand in hand. It takes the homemakers in our midst to get things rolling; in the lodges just as they do it in their private homes. Re meir.gber our District Three Meeting at Lodge 154 Fort Worth, Oct. 29 and please be there.

So, until next tone, drive carefully, and stay happy.

Fraternally, The Editor's wife )•& It is hard for people to improve, wheil they have no Model to follow.

Strana 22 HOUSTON, TEXAS Only a short time remains for you to be informed of the District Five meeting which will be held Sunday, October 15th at Lodge Stefanik No. 142, 5508 Nolda Street. Houston, Texas, beginning at 10:30 a.m. and a delicious dinner will be served at noon with plenty of refreshments.

A cordial invitation is extended to everyone in the entire SPJST to be present at our district Irreeting. We- are always happy to see members and friends attending our meetings and hope many of the Supreme Lodge Officers, Brother Editor, and other District Officers will be able to attend.

A brief program will be presented by the youth of Lodge No. 142 at 2:00 p.m. directed by local Lodge YOuth Leaders, Sisters Mary Chupik and Lillie Melnar.

Let us dedicate our -efforts in District Five toward achieving a better future for our Order and its . Lodges, and go forward with great enthusiasm.

I am looking forward to seeing you at Lodge No. 142 Houston, Sunday, Oct. 15th.

Fraternally, Maxine Sefcik District 5 Youth Director Editor's Note: Thanks for the invitation.

There will be a "Czech Day" held at the state Fair in Dallas on the 15th which we both will attend. We wish you all in District Five a very successful meeting.

Please accept my excuse, thanks.

• 4, • SOKOL FORT WORTH Dear Members and Friends, On Wednesday, September 27, 1961, the Sokol meeting was called to order by our president Bill Renfro, after all the members had enjoyed a covered dish luncheon.

The MonthS of October and November on the Sokol calendar are almost "full to capacity" with activities that will take place at the Sokol. plus other activities that our Sokol children and adults will participate in before advent.

In Texas we have four seasons in our calendar, and I think, everyone looks forward to Autumn, especially after the endurance of some mighty wan", days.

To help add the seasonal atmosphere to our next dance, it will be a Harvest dance. There will be fruit hanging overhead above the dance floor for you to pull. Oh yes, there will also be some detectives, a judge to take your fines; or into the Calaboose you go! Come and have spiae fun. When Satiuday, Oct 14, 1961. Music by Charlie Adamcik's Orchestra from Dallas.

On Sunday, October 15, 1961 we are hoping to see many of our friends at the Czech Festival in Dallas. at the

VPSTN1K— WEST, TEXAS State Fair of Texas. The Junior Sokol girls will present the "Conquerors of the Ages" (modern Roman interpretive dance) at the program in the Band Sheh at 1:30 p.m. The request for this dance is still great, even though some have seen It many times.

The annual Convention of the Texas Fraternal Congress will be held at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth, October 26, 27, and 28. Many of our children and Junior Sokols will take part in the vari.ous programs.

We know that the Children from the Texas Sokol units are looking forward to their slet on the 5th of November, here at Sokol Fort Worth. The ccuspetition will start at 10:30 a.m. More details on this event later, but we are hoping that you are making plans to attend, and to schow us how great you are.

Our Physical directors, Jerry and Henrietta Milan attended a gymnastic clinic in Conway, Arkansas on October 1, 1961.

We were indeed very happy to have Mr. Wayne Yoder and Miss Anna Veroslay from Pallas at our last dance. They are frequent visitors to our hall and their presence is always welcome.

Also at the last dance, Miss Ann Johnson, Junior Sokol, was the proud winner of a beautiful table lamp, and Miss Rose Zaworski won the ice box cooler.

Thank you Mrs. Evelyn (Pavelka) Riha in Los Angeles. California, for the nice comments on my Sokol reports. It is gratifying to hear such nice compliments from our former Texas friends.

In closing we wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Helen Vitasek and her family for the loss of her husband and lather, and to the Svitak family for the passing away of their mother 'recently. Instead of giving flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milan, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Renfro donated money in mix:.:, ory of these friends to the Sokol building fund.

Our Sokol calendar contains the following events: Saturday, October 14, 1961 — Harvest Dance, music by Charlie Adamcik's Orchestra of Dallas Wednesday, October 25, 1961 — Sokol Meeting. Covered dish luncheon Sunday, October 29, 1061 — SPJST District Three Meeting at Lodge 154 Fort Worth.

Sunday, November 5, 1961 — Children's Competition Slet and Dinner Saturday, November 11, 1961 — Dance, music by Charlie Adamcik's Orchestra of Dallas Sunday, November 12, 1961 — Sokol Turkey Dinner (More details later) Sunday, November 19, 1961 — KJZT Meeting

Wednesday, October 11, 1961 Wednesday, November 22, 1961—Thanksgiving Eve Dance See you at the Harvest Dance on the 14th of October.

Nazdar!

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Lydia (Tirk) —.) • affi • HOUSTON, TEXAS (Received too late for last issue) Dear Brothers and Sisters: I went to the State Talent Contest 'which was held at Lodge Praha No 29 in Taylor, Texas. On the way to Taylor, we stopped off at the SPJS'I Rest Home where we made a, tour through tne building. It is a real beautiful building.

They are adding another wing to it now. Then after the tour, we sang some Czech and some English songs for the Residents there. They sure did like it; they said for us to come down again Now we are on our way to Lodge Phaha in Taylor. They had Barbecued chicken and sausage, also fried chicken. They had kolaches and cake, ice tea, coffee and other cold drinks. We were on a Chartered Bus from Houston.

Well, it looked like Lodge 88 of Houston was well represented at the State Talent Contest. It also looked like all of the officers who were there fro•D Lodge 83. T believe it was about 60-75 from Lodge 88 • present.

Your Roving Ambassador of Lodge No. 88 • 4 • (—_ SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Lodge No. 133, San Antonio held its regular monthly meeting on Sunday, Sept. 17.

Our next meeting will be held on the third Sunday of October, which is Oct. 15th at 2:00 p.m. It will again be held at the V.F.W. Hall on Tenth Street, off Broadway. The meetings for the rest of the year will be held at the V.F.W. Hall, until further notice. A game party will ' be held after our October meeting, so, bring your friends.

Fifteen new members were secured in our lodge by brother Kleperlik. The attendance prize was won by Sister Amberm, congratulations to you, I must end for now, as I have plenty of homework to finish.

Fraternally yours, Marilyn Strobel Lodge Reporter • • t-LODGE STEFANIK NO, 142 HOUSTON (Delayed) Dear Readers of Vestnik: October 15 is the date set for the fall meeting of District Five, which will be held at Lodge Stefanik No. 142.

We take this opportunity to invite all

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Lodges in this district to attend. Also the Three meeting at Fort Worth Lodge 154 pincers of Supreme Lodge. Those that on Oct. 29.

Fraternally yours, live outside of District Five are also most Norma Pavelka welcon Reporter Dinner will be served beginning at 12 • 4 • k noon. The evening meal will be served at 5 p.m. The menu is barbecued sausage SLAVONIC MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSN, CHAPTER 9, FT, WORTH and chicken with your choice of vegetables. Coffee, cake pie and kolaches Dear Brothers and Sisters: It is time once again to rordnd you of will be served during the entire day. a meeting of the Slavonic Mutual Fire Don't forget Oct. 15 at Lodge Stefanik Insurance Association, Chapter 9, to be 142 in Houston, Texas. held at the Sokol Hall on Sunday, Oct. Fraternally, 15th at 2:30 p.m. This is an important The Committee meeting as election of officers for the • 4,,, coming year will be held. All of you members make your plans now to attend.

WIVE, KVETY LODGE NO. 35 ELK Dear Members and Friends: After the meting, supper will be served This writer is usually at a loss for and the ladies are asked to bring cakes, words this time of the month, but Broth- pies or kolaches for which we thank er (intone said. "write about the weath- them in advance. Everyone really ener." Well, it's cool and everyone seems to joys all that good pastry that is brought enjoy it. I'm sure the people on the coast to these meetings. are happy to see the nice suns rnine we've Don't forget about this meeting as it been having° lately. is important and we hope to see all of Our Brother President, Rudolph Zal- you then.

Fraternally, man, and his sweet daughter Kathy, atMrs. Carl Zich tended the State Talent Contest that e ••• was held at Taylor recently. Brother Zalman said i was very well attended NOTICE. TO ALL MEMBERS OF by the SPJST Members from all over SPJST LODGE NO. 66 AT ELM MOTT the state and that Lodge No. 29 Praha Dear Members: is a large and well arranged hall. He lodge is giving a free Halloween dance al so stated that the members gave us party for all our members and their all a cordial and heartwarming re- friends on Sunday night, Oct. 15th, the ception including one of the best din- short meeting to begin at 6 p.m. Then ners that we've had the privilege to en- the dancing will start at 7 p.Qa. and conjoy. tinue until 10:30 p.m. Dulock's Orchestra will play, This writer also heard thru the gra pe The entertainment Committee wishes -vinethafromeC andtofhe 8th Naval District Brother Zabrian re- for everyone young and old to come ceived orders effective Sept. 1, 1961 that dressed in costume to the meeting and Ile was officially retired, with' combined there will be prizes given in three groups active and inactive service of 30 years --Little ones; Teenagers, and Older and more, he will carry the title Chief folks.

Ladies, this time NO supper will be Machinist Mate United States Navy Reserved. tired.

So do bring your friends and come and As you all know Brother Zalman is a have a good time Sunday, October 15th Navy man for many years. The Zalman at 6 p.m. Please remember our District family have lived on Guam and on sev- Three Meeting to be held at Lodge 154 eral Naval Bases throughout the coun- Fort Worth Oct. 29. try. Recently they went to San Diego, Fraternally, Calif., for a reunion with all the shipRose Parma, mates on the ship Brother Zalman servRecording Secretary ed on during the war and after. Not only )• • did the shipmates enjoy the reunion, NOTICE TO LODGE NO. 84 but also the wives and children. CongratCZECH CHORAL GROUP ulations Brother Zalman for a job well At our last meeting we decided to hold done for your country. practice every Friday until the sevenBrother Daniel Beralik is being mar- teenth (17th) of October, at which tiir& ried this Saturday Oct. 7. His future we have been invited to sing for the bride is a West girl, Allyne Webb. Our Czech Festival being held on the grounds best wishes to this couple. of the State Fair of Texas.

All members are urged to come to the Hoping to see all of you at our meeting Sunday. Remember our District practice and be ready to work hard.

Practice will begin as usual at 8:00 p.m. but come early so we can start on time.

Fraternally, Your secretary of C.C.G. Dorothy Rejcek , • CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Gentlemen: ....We the members of the Board of the "American Sokol" receive your Vestnik regularly and enjoy reading it.

We mislaid. the copy of Sept. 6, and would like to have another copy if you could possibly send us one. We would appreciate it very much. Thanks for your trouble.

Na Zdar!

Mrs, Ann Falta ....Chicago, Illinois Editor's Note: Thanks for your comment.

EXtra copy mailed. Always glad to hear from our Sokol Headquarters.

• ( Luck will help anyone over the ditch or fence if he jumps hard enough.

Addresses of Our District Organizers District 1 V. H. BARINA. Route 1 Smithville, Texas District BEN MIKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3 ARNOLD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas District 4 FRED KVETON Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 JARDA CERNY 1521 Woodyine Drive Vonsfor 25 "'exits District 6 LEO KRAUSE, JR. P. 0. Box 427 Inez, Texas District 7 JAROSLAV KLEPRLIK 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas Telephone DI 4-1700

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Vt STNt K WEST, TEXAS Five officers and Stefanik Lodge 142 leaders. They will have everything spit and span, good eats, refershments to assure all of us that attend an enjoyable Sunday.

Please look in this issue for a special message by youth leader Sister Sefcik for details, program, etc.

With best fraternal greetings I remain: Charlie Cerny, District Five President —1 • ( SALES TAX ON PICNIC RESENTED Corpus ChriSti, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: On. Sept. 24 I had the occasion once again to meet many respectable people at our picnic at the Sokol Hall, who came to dine with us, and for some of the people it was a big surprise to have to pay 2 cents sales tax on a one-dollar meal plate.

I heard many unfavorable remarks on this new unpopular sales tax. Meals, food, clothes and medicines should be tax free.

I hope that the, next special session of the legislature will make some sensible changes in that direction.

It was the high tax burden and the Military service compulsion that made our fathers and forefathers leave their homes in the native old country and immigrate to this and other countries, where there was more freedom. more opportunities, less taxation and no com pulsory military draft.

No wonder that many young men are finding new homes in Canada, where there is today noeexistence off compulsory military draft. With the• permission of the editor, we want to thank all of you for taking the time to come to our picnic and make it successful.

John Stasa, Secretary • 4, • (— Much of troubles of, our world arise from the misuse of words — and power.

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HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Much has been written about the recent State Talent Contest in Taylor. I feel that a lot of additional praise should be, given to all that have participated.

Serving as President of District Five, naturally I will begin commenting on the part done by our District V officers and members. Sister Sefcik, our District Youth Leader should come first according to rank. She is principally responsible for bringing out about the largest. representation of any District. The chartered bus, upon departure from Lodge 88 in Houston was overloaded with enthusiastic members from our District that happily gave their "6 bucks" to go.

Many others came in loaded passenger cars from District Five. We all went hoping, our contestant Sister Linda Clawson would take the crown. Looking at it maybe from a selfish stand point, I would say she had a litle hard luck because the low hanging curtain was the cause of her dropping the baton and probably was the reason for not being judged as the winner; but I must apologize for my selfish attitude, and congratulate her as a winner anyhow because of the good natured attitude she took the defeat and for her sporting manner in congratulating the real winner. I also join in with her and sincerely do congratulate talented Sister Angeline Stratta for being the winner, (she should have her name changed from Stratta ta. VYHRALA). District One should be congratulated for having a winner as well as for having such a lovely lady like SisterMatejka as their Youth Leader. Next time we have a State Talent Contest I want District Five to come up with a young man conSilence is the only completely successtestant that can show us men how a ful substitute for brains yet found. fellow can, for $10:60 wear one suit with accessories that can bake it switch into 15 different styles, and I know we will have a winner (if the majority of Judges are men).

Sister Sandra Mikeska and District Two should as well be complimented for taking second place. She was really wise because she stayed away from the low hanging curtain.

About the SPJST rest home that we all visited from District V, I must compliment Brother and Sister Troubil for being such capable and sincere managers.

Now about the next District Five Meeting, this coming Sunday. A meeting was held about 3 or 4 weeks ago with District

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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 column in yohr next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports of other family tidings, in our brotherhood, births,, weddings, anniversaries and 'aminly 'activities of your lodges or members that interest ail of our readers.

Reports of "visitinge cannot be published for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

• • Another well-known and respected pioneer, Grandpa John Holub of Louise, passed away on September 11, at Nightingale Hospital after an illness of about three weeks. He was born in Dubina, near Weimar, Texas, on August 29. 1873, but had lived most of this 88 years in Louise.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Louie Veselka of Rt. 5. and their daughter, Dianne, attended the wedding in West of Mrs. Veselka's brother, Gilbert F. Marek. Miss Lillian Christine Kasik and Mr. Marek were married Sunday in West Brethren Church. Rev. Johnny Bravenec performed the ceremony.

• • SS. Cyril and Methodius' Catholic Church, Shiner, will be the scene of the November 5th marriage of Miss Virginia Gladys Mozisek and Alois J. Nevlud, Jr., both of Shiner. Miss Mozisek is the daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Moz',sek, Rt. 2, Shiner and his fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nevlud Sr,.

Rt 2, Shiner.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Kovar of Louise announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sylvia Marie, to David John Strnadel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strnadel, Sr., of Hillje. The wedding will be an event of October 21, in St. Procopius Catholic Church of Louise.

• • Miss Barbara Kaska and Jimmy Pond of Fort Worth were married at 7:30 p.m.

Friday Sept. 29 in the River Oaks Baptist Church by Rev. Cecil L. Gammill.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kaska. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pond.

• • Mrs. Rosie Math Orsak passed away after an extended illness Saturday, Sept.

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23 at the age of 77. Mrs. Mach is surThey were married Sept. 20, 1911 in vived by ten children, six daughters and Seymour and have lived throughout four sons and her husband. William their married life on the farm where Orsak. they still reside.

Adrian Jez was honored by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jez, on his fifth birthday Saturday. Twelve children and their mothers attended the party in Halloween costumes.

Special guests were Mrs. Anton E. Vybiral Sr., of Cameron and Mrs. Joe D. Jez Sr. of Temple, grandmothers of Adrian.

George West, Texas -- Frank Lukasik.

53, died Wednesday when his auto left U. S. 59 and struck a tree four miles east of here. Lukasik, a farmer, was alone in the car.

• Funeral services for Mrs. Frank F. Supak, 80, who died Sunday in the Taylor Hospital, were held at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Knesek chapel with continued services in St. John's Catholic Church in Fayetteville. The Rev. Thomas Matl, assisted by Rev. Benedict Mazurkiewicz of Granger, will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Supak, a former resident of the Fayetteville area, had resided in Gran Eger for about 12 years. She was the forme: Mary Fetter and was married at Fayetteville in 1906 to Mr. Supak who preceded her in death on May 8, 1959.

• • Cuero — Emil Joseph Papacek, 58-year old well-known Cuero resident, died at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1961 at his home, He had been a resident of Cuero 27 years.

Mr. Papacek was especially known for the many years he devoted to Boy Scout work and to the Cuero Volunteer Fire Department. He served as a Scoutmaster and for many years was first assistant fire chief.

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Johnnie Gaidusek employee of Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Waco attended the company's kr.,eeting in Galveston, Texas, recently. While'he was in Galveston his wife and family visited in West with relatives. They also went to Fort Worth Sunday to see the "Six Flags Over Texas."

• • Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Marek Sr. of Seymour, Texas were honored at their home in observance of their golden wedding anniveitarV. Hosting the affair were their 6 children. All 10 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren were present to honor the Mareks.

The St. Paul School of Nnrsing held its annual graduation exercises on Sent.

10, 1961. Diplomas were presented to twenty-two seniors and honor awards were presented to freshman and junior students.

Receiving an award was Jerry Aim Urban, member of Lodge Pokrok 84 in Dallas. She received the Anna B. Griffin scholarship, for $100 due to a 3.7 average during the first year of her nursing training. The presentation was made by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. O'Brien at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Dallas.

This is the second scholarship that Miss Urban has received from the school of nursing — the other being from the Texas Instruments Company. — Our best wishes for her future.

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Philip Lindsay, $011 of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lindsay of Bartlett, and a grandson pf the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Huser iof Granger, was one of the sixty new Eagle Scouts of Capitol Area Council honored during the pre-game ceremony ,of the University of Texas vs. Texas Tech football game Saturday night at Memorial Stadium in Austin.

The Eagle Scouts and their mothers were escorted onto the playing field by a service fraternity composed of young men with a scouting background.

During the ceremony, each Eagle Scout pinned, a miniature Eagle pin on his mother. and he then preceded her off the field to the strains of "Trail The Eagle."

The Eagle Scouts and their, parents were guests of the Athletic Council of the University of Texas. mr. and Mrs. Lindsay and Phil are members of Lodge No. 20, Granger. — Our congratulations • • Ellinger — Miss Ruth Birmingham of Houston, bride-elect of Dennis Juren was honored with a miscellaneous shower Sept. 16, at the Ellinger C. of C. hall.

The honoree was presented a corsage of pink carnations, and her mother and mother of the prospective groom were given corsages of white carnations.

Hostesses were: Mrs. G. H. Kristek, Mrs. Henry Fuchs, Mrs. Tillie Tobias, Mrs. Walter Koehl, Mrs. Joe B. Krenek, Miss Julia Jaonenek, Mrs. F. 3. Hruska, Mrs H. 0. Frerriohs and Mrs. P. R. Hruska.

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proaching marriage of their daughter, Irene Gladys, to James L. Turner, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. 3, W. Turner of Creedmoor.

Miss Boudny is presently employed in the bookkeeping Department of E. M. Scarbroughs and Sons in Austin. Mr. Turner is with the R. C. Foster and Co. as a salesman.

The wedding date has been set for Friday, December 1, at the First Presbyterian Church in Taylor. Congratulations ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Curt Webb announce the engagement and mdrriage of their tdaughter. Sandra Kaye to Ben Roy Hubenak.

The marriage will take place Nov 18 at 12 noon at St. Mary's Catholic Church In West.

Mr. Hubenak's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hubenak.

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Mr. Frank J. Divin, 79, of Rt. 1, Abbott, Texas, died Tuesday night of last week.

Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 6 at 10 a.m. in Abbott Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery in West.

• • Miss Mary Catherine Mashek became the bride of Mr. Daniel Popp in a private ceremony on, Sunday, October 1 it Arlington. The parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mashek of West.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Dmil J. Dornak of Louise, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Alice Frances. to Joseph Francis Svoboda, son of Mr. and Mrs. August F. Svoboda of El Campo. The wedding is calendered for October 14, at 9 o'clock in the morning at St. Procopius Catholic Church.

• • William Charles Kana, 13, a student of Blessing elementary school died last Saturday.

Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at Triska Chapel followed by a requiem high mass at Blessing Catholic Church with the Rev. John Mat ocha officiating.

Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Francis Joseph. Kana and Paul Anthony Kana, all of Midfield.

• • Mrs. Emil (Martha) Kasper passed away at the 'Flatonia Modern Nursing Home Tuesday morning, Sept. 26, 1961. at four o'clock following a lingering illness. She attained the age of 83 years, 10 Months and 12 days.

• • Funeral services for Mrs. Benedict Jasek (nee Dorothy Vana) were held Tuesday, October 3, 1961 at 8:30 a.m.

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v ES TN I K WEST, TEXAS Wednesday, October 11, 1961 from the Smith Funeral Home in Flat• Raymond Lee Kohut, 7 lb son born The division is responsible for certif y onia and continued at the AssutrAption Sept. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Henry -ingwaterds geytmopras of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Kohut, Temple, Texas. who have proper knowledge of the Church. job and its its public-health implications.

• • • Larry Lee Mikeska. 7 lb. son born Oct. and for approving water systcn:s servJohnnie Krizan, Rt. 2, West, won the 2 to Mr. and Mrs. William EYnil Mikeska ing the public. Well over 300 cities and towns, representing 90 per cent of Texweekly football contest }sponsored by of Temple.

• as' urban population now have approved • The West News, West, Texas. Johnnie's systems.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kahanek of West entry on the games played Sept. 30 had three incorrect guesses out of 20. He are the proud parents of a 7 lb. 13 1/, oz.

Boiled down to its simplest terms, the won a year's subscription to the paper baby girl born at 3:25 p.m. Monday ir. Man of the Year has the task of colplus two tickets to the local football Providence Hospital. Mother is the for- lecting water for processing, making it mer Wilma Roznos. game. safe for human use, and transporting • • it to homes and businesses. It goes on Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Novak of Colum- 24 hours a ,day. seven days a week. bus proudly announce the arrival of their third son, born on Sunday, Sept.

The Man of the Year retails clean wa24th at the Youens Hospital in Weimar. ter. Is that important?

The little lad weighed 7 lbs., 11 1/2 ozs. and So important that no tyrnat dares dewill receive the name of Johnny Joe. ny it to his people. Wars have been Spon,sors at baptism were Mr. and Mrs. fought over it. Once mighty nations have Adolf Novak. collapsed because supplies were cut off.

The wandering children of Israel falMr. and Mrs. V. J. Mach announce the The infant son born to Mr. and Mrs tered in the desert and threatened rearrival of a. daughter, Rhonda Lou, born Leon L. Kahanek, II on Sept. 1st was bellion until Moses smote the rock and Monday, Sept. 18 in the Wharton hospit- baptized Sunday, Sept. 17th at 3 p.m. brought fourth a spring. al. Rhonda is welcomed by a brother, by the Rt. Rev. A. J. Morkovsky, at the Because of what the Man of the Year Randy Lee and sister, Rebecca Lynn.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church. does .during his eight-hour shift, the • • 140-plus gallons of water you use daily Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Hykel of —assuming you are. average — is deThe little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rek of Houston received the holy West, are the proud parents of a 5 lb , livered to you in all its life-giving rites of baptism Sunday morning, Sept. 3 oz. baby girl born at 2 p.m. Saturday in cleanliness.

24 at Fayetteville Brethren Church with Providence Hospital. She has been namPart engineer — part chemist his Rev. Jessie Skrivanek officiating. She re- ed Karla Ann. Mother is the former badge of honor is his cherished operaceived the name Deborah Ann. Sponsonr Mary Ann. Holecek. Grandparents are tor's certificate, bestowed by the State Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holecek and Mr. and Health Department only on those who were Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Juren.

• Mrs. Ed Hykel all of West.

• have proved their ability to handle vital 4 • water system assignments.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gerik are anTo all our good 'friends and proud parBut the use of water so pervades hunouncing the arrival of a son born on ents our best wishes. man life that it loses significance. Thus Sept. 21 in Columbus. The baby was )• 4 • ( does the Man of the Year get slighted welcomed by a brother and sister Mrs. when the public hands out accolades for Gerik is the former Regina Malota. service.

Grandparents are Frank Malota and the ) • 4 • late Mrs. Malota and Mr. and Mrs. Many men go through, life with an Frankie Gerik, all of this area. inquiring mind, but don't a ppreciate her.

• Austin — The water plant operator in • • Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Tynes of Bell- your hometown is the State Health DeTo be conscious of our ignorance is mead are the proud parents of a 7 lb. partment's candidate for Man of the the first step toward knowledge. baby boy morn at 1 a.m. last Thursday Year. in Providence Hospital. Mother is the Does his work sound too prosaic for a A quitter never wins; a winner seldom former Joyce Marie Cocek. Grandpar 'distinction? Health Department engiquits. cuts are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cocek of neers say he was a major hero during • • Bishop and Mrs. William Tynes of Bell- Huricane Carla.

Early birds generally scratch up the mead.

Without the commodity he handles. worms for the late risers.

• • men and cities would slowly .die. You Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Dornak an- use his handiwork with confidence, yet announce the arrival of a baby boy. born without thought, each time you turn the Sept. 6, in Pasadena General hospital. (faucet to drink of the clean, clear water.

He weighed 7 lbs, 9 ozs. and was named Each time you fill the basin to wash Jeffrey Wayne. He is welcomed by a your face or brush your teeth or shave sister, Jacalyn Marie. Grandparents are you call on him. Or on a hundred ocMr. and Mrs. John W. Zimmermann of casions during a single, fleeting day.

La Grange and Mr. and Mrs. Edward He and all men like him are subjects of Dornak of El Campo. prime concern to the State Health De♦ • partment's sanitary engineering division.

A pretty baby girl was born to Mr. The interest stems from the fact that and Mrs. Anton Kalisek in Port Lavaca, clear water is indispensible to good Friday, Sept 23rd. (health.

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SPJST Calendar COMING EVENTS OF LODGE NO, 6 COTTONWOOD Saturday, October 21 — 25th Anniversary Sunday, Nov. 5 — Regular Meeting Sunday, Nov. 12 — Family Get-Together Entertainment Committee LODGE NO. 130, DALLAS, TEXAS CALENDAR OF LODGE NO. 84 Dallas, Texas Saturday, Oct. 14 — Dance, music by Edd Rejcek orchestra Sunday, Oct. 15 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 4 — Dance, Music by Ed Faraizi Orchestra Saturday, Nov. 18 -- Dance — Music by Rudy Kurtz Orchestra, Shiner, Tex. Sunday, Nov. 19 — Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night • WACO LODGE NO. 66 Saturday, Oct 14 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braungels Saturday, Oct. 21 — Slim Haislers Play boys of Temple Linden Hall is the happy gathering place for dance lovers of Central Texas — make it yours too.

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Wednesday, November 22, 1961 — SPJST Order will be represented at this Convention. Our Youth will participate Thanksgiving Eve Dance. in several numbers on the program.

Nazdar Fraternally yours, See the program printed in this issue. * 4, • Mrs. Lydia (Tirk) Alholm 4 LODGE NO. 1309 DALLAS Harvest Festival of Lodge 29 Taylor, October 28 — Queen Coronation Dance, will be held on the 3rd Sunday of Oc- featuring Vrazel's Polka Band of Camtober the 15th — You all are invited. eron.

• • 4, ( CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS OF DANCE DATES, LODGE 15 BUCKHOLTS LODGE NO. 80, HOLLAND Saturday, Oct. 14 — Battle Dance — Sunday, Oct. 15 — Fall Picnic, beginning Music by Vrazel's Polka Band and at 1:00 p.m. Free dance. in afternoon Slim Haisler's Playboys Music both day and night by Joe Saturday, Oct. 28 — Music by Henry Patek Dulak's Orchestra of West, This will New Year's Eve Frolic and Dance — be their first appearance at the Sunday, Dec. 31. music by Bohac Buckholts Hall.

Sisters of Granger, Texas. ) • eTe A convict is one chap who doesn't mind being interrupted in the roiddle of CALENDAR OF EVENTS a sentence.

FT. WORTH LODGE NO. 92 Saturday, November 4, — Dance by Saint Thomas Booster Club.

Sunday, November 12 — Lodge meeting and Lunch starting at 2 pm Saturday, November 18 — Harvest Dance sponsored by Saint George Church 6 music by Eric Honza and Orchestra.

Friday, November 24 — Polka Dance C) music by Wally Pikal and his Orchestra.

Friday, December 1 — Polka dance music

by Wally Pikal and his Orchestra.

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DANCE DATES OF LODGE 40 HILLJF The Dallas Choral Club of Lodge No. Saturday, Oct. 14 — C. L. and the Picture 84 will hold its regular rehearsal every Saturday, Oct. 28 — C. L. and the PicFriday evening at 8'oclock. Please be on ture time.

Saturday, Nov. 11 — Moods will play.

• • Octomer 15— LODGE 35 DANCE DATES District Five will hold its District October 14 — Henry Dulock of West Meeting at host Lodge No. 142, Lodge October 21 — Vrazel Polka Band of Stefanik of Houston, Texas.

Cameron October 15— October 28 — Slim Haisler of Temple Czech Day at the State Fair of Texas November 4 — Albin Matus and His will be held in Dallas, Texas with a colRhythm Playboys, of Waco orful program both in the morning and November 11 — West Melodians of West afternoon in the women's building. The November 18 — Vrazel Polka Band of Dallas Choral Club of Lodge No. 84 will Cameron participate.

November 25 — Slim Haisler of Temple October 22 — Floor Committee District Six Meeting will be held at Brother Antone Pavelka • host Lodge No. 26 in East Bernard, Teras. The Meeting starts in the afternoon, DANCE DATES OF LODGE 39 please note the full order of the meeting Bryan, Texas elsewhere in the Vestnik.

Saturday, Oct. 14 — Lee Isle Orchestra October 29— Saturday, Oct. 21 — Jesse Lee, Orchestra District Three Meeting will be held at Saturday, Oct. 28 — The Citations. host Lodge No. 154 in Fort Worth, Texas.

You all come out for fun. in the SPJST Sokol Hall. More details Steve Regmund Our Sokol calendar still shows the fol- can be found elsewhere in this issue of your Vestnik. lowing events to occur: October 26, 27, 28—+ Sunday, October 29, 1961 — SPJST DisThe annual Convention, of the Texas trict Three Meeting Sunday, November 5, 1961 — Children's Fraternal Council will be 'held in Fort Worth, Texas, at the Texas Hotel., Our Competition Slet and Dinner

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MAN! UNCIAL° NONAT A naKe neustale bAdani zatigt'uje vam, e nae mast je vkhodna, die nejnovejAl doby dom6ci prosti-edek pro'eetne zevnej gf bolesti. Pi-es 60 let ouZivani vdeenS;mi rodinami zajistil NONAT jeji poilest. — Objednejte nyni, bud'te veni pro ony nepi.edvidane moinosti. 2Adni lekarniCka by nern e 1 a bkti bez trubiely. fisporni velikost $1.15; pravidelna -yellkost 65c.

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TOTAL BLINDNESS NO LONGER BARS LIFE INSURANCE Blind people in good health who are well-adjusted to their handicap can now provide financial protection for their families and a secure future for themselves through life insurance on much the same basis as people with normal eyesight.

For many years, a blind person often had to pay a substantially higher premiutt■ for life insurance if he could obtian it at all. But a large majority of life in surance companies are now issuing permanent policies to healthy, well-adjusted blind people at standard premium rates. In cases where an extra premium is necessary, the additional charge usually runs no more than about $2.50 a year for $1,000 of protection.

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In rare cases, blind persons can also obtain term life insurance, modified waiver or premiums, in sase they should develop a disability other than blindness in the future, and double indemnity in case of accidental .death. These provisions, when available to blind people, generally involve higher than standard premiums.

A life insurance policy taken out prior to becmoing blind is not affected in any way.

Life companies have liberalized their require:Dents for insuring blind people and are now issuing policies to many who might formerly have been considered un-insurable.

These advances have made life insurance available to an increasing num-

ber of the more than 350,000 blind people in the United States. However, more than half of the nation's blind people are over 65 years old and so are beyond the ages where life insurance is usually is • sued. Several major causes of blindness — including diabetes, cataracts and glaucoma — are diseases often associated with advanced age.

But recent experiences of life insurance companies shows that blindness itself is not necessarily a health hazard.

If a person's blindness is not caused by cancer or some other degenerative disease, and if he is adjusted to his handicap, he will likely live as long as anyone else.

Life companies usually consider a blind person "well-adjusted" if at least

Death Claims Paid During September, 1961 Omani podpory vyplacene v zaii, 1961 SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas October 1, 1961 Death Claim No.—Name eislo emrti—Jmeno 7381 Alois Zadeisky 7382 Joseph Pavlicek 7383 Jerry L. Henderson 7384 Jos. Zbranek 7385 Frank L. Hejny 7386 Lawrence L. Barber 7387 Clem R. Fabrygel 7388 Marie Pavlicek 7389 Joseph F. Mikeska 7390 Wm. Hovorak 7391 Julius J. Kollatschny 7392 Aug. W. Roznovjak 7393 Frank Melnar 7394 Hermina Skutca 7395 Anna M. Shiller 7396 Paul Valigura 7397 Rudolph Hrnicko 7398 Emil M. Pokladnik 7399 Frank Konvicka 7400 Ed J. Vitasek 7401 Joseph K. Marek 7402 Johanna Lovecky 7403 ohn Pavelka 7404 Joe Cizek 7405 Emil Sonka 7406 Chas. Sontag 7407 Joe F. Peters

Occupation Zamestnani farmer — rolnik retired — na odpoeinku student — student blacksmith — kovak retired — na odpoeinku attorney pravnik farmer — rolnik housewife — hospodyne retired — na odpoeinku farmer — rolnik na odpoeinku retired farmer — rolnik retired — na odpoeinku housewife — hospodyne Bookkeeper — iteetnik retired — na odpotinku retired — na odpodinku retired — na odpoeinku retired — na odpoeinku retired — na odpoeinku retired — na odpodinku housewife — hospodyne farmer — rolnik retired — na odpoeinku farmer — rolnik retired — na odpoeinku farmer — rolnik

Lodge No. Rad Cislo 42 49 50 63 135 25 40 77 97 17 22 16 16 40 48 7 60 4 154 54 6.

117 45 91 9 68

Sunny Side Rowena El Campo Sweet Home Ennis Ennis Hillje Bomarton Placedo Caldwell Cat Spring Bila Hora Bila Hora Hillje Beyersville Caldwell Wallis Dallas Hallettsville Fort Worth West Cottonwood Robstown Shiner Crosby Snook Nelsonville

Date of Date of Admission Death Datum Datum imirti Pkijeti 6-13-26 5-17-03 7- 1-54 11- 9-13 12-12-08 1-13-34 3- 7-49 7- 5-08 11- 8-08 10-14-23 6- 4-05 10-27-42 6- 9-12 7-30-34 7-10-43 1-14-06 10- 9-10 8-20-22 2-10-06 - 9-23 4-11-11 11-24-36 1-13-07 10-19-02 6-13-09 1-10-04 7- 1-48

8-10-61 8-17-61 8-14-61 7-29-61 8-28-61 8-18-61 8-11-61 8-25-61 8-25-61 8-24-61 8-30-61 8-24-61 8-26-61 8-30-61 9- 1-61 9- 1-61 9- 3-61 8-16-61 9-10-61 9- 7-61 9- 161 9- 7-61 9- 1-61 9-16-61 9- 9-61 9-19-61 9-22-61

Age Cert. No. stall Cislo Cert.

58 84 7 74 74 63 38 79 72 62 80 60 76 74 46 88 69 65 88 66 74 79 74 81 84 88 59

C-286 A-3099 JS-2628 A-7092 A-1564 B-981 D-2457 A-10976 A-2341 A-8927 A-5203 C-6694 A-789 B-1096 D-1189 A-5909 A-5011 A-15442 A-555 A-8910 A-3719 B-1714 A-3482 Pd-up 731 A-5664 A-473 B-3900

To the bereaved survivors of our deceased brothers and sister *, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt sympathy.

Raymond Urbanovsky Secretary, Supreme Lodge, SPJST

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five years have elapsed since he became Spatne vyhlidky blind and if he is employed. A person "Mami, az vyrostu a vdam se, to dowho has been blind less than five years stanu rnu2e jako tatieek?" is usually charged an additional Pre"Ano." mium, but the extra charge is often "A kdy s se nevdam, budu starou pandropped after the dive-year period.

Employability is an important factor, nou jako teta Eli?" "Ano." alla,ough a blind housewife or a blind person of idependent means would not "To jsem tedy: v pekne ka'ai mami." be disqualified because they are "un • orVoyed."

Significant progress has been made in "Co dela Ferenc?" -rehabilitating blind people and teach"Ale .. sedi! Dostal 10 let." ing them to support themselves. Ac"Prosim to A za, co?" cording to an informal estimate by the — "Ale za nic."

American Foundation for the Blind and "Za nic? Tak poRej, poekej, to the U.S. Office of Vocational Rehabilit- neni moZne. Za nic se diva dvanact!" tion, at least 25 per cent of all blind adults under 65 years old now hold regular jobs — a larger percentage than blind people is helping them to meet ever before. that need.

Their skills are usued in a wide range of businesses and industries. There are many jobs, particularly on factory asHuly which blind workers can Kto as well or better than workers with normal eyesight. They are also active in the professions. There are hundreds of blind lawyers, teachers, scientists, businessmen and salesmen.

The economic progress achieved by blind people means that they have a growinR- need to protect their families against the financial loss that would Tesult from their death. The increa.s1,,c, availability of life insurance for

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