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Na g e noviny a den Dildwzdani Napadlo yam nekdy, jak by nam vgem asi bylo kdyby nam pkestaly v Americe vychazet noviny?

Jiste 2e hodne smutno by nam mnohYm v dugi bylo, nebot' bychom ztratili potechu a posilu obzvla gte my v podzimu 2ivota.

Na ge eeskoslovanske noviny ktere nam v Americe pkina geji eetbu nejen easoyou ale i zabavnou povidky a east° nam nahra2uji i dobrou knihu, velice teZko bychorn. pohkegovali.

Za vgechno to co jsme v narodnim vote spoleeenskeho vybudovali, vdeeime do znaene miry na gim eeskoslovanskYm novinam, ktere nam byly ueitelem v tom nagem spolkovem snaknim, jak kikame pravou rukou. Jiste 2e by zanikem nagich novin, pohynuli nag spolkovY, narodni a spoleeenskY 2ivot. lo kdy si na to vzpomeneme, co pro nas znamena nag tisk a jeho obrovskY vyznam pro na g 2ivot pospolity. — Co tak asi mnohY z nas pro ridr2eni dobreho tisku do roka vykoname?

Nadchazi nam v kratkosti zima, dlouhe veoery a to je °dadama eas, kdy v domacnostech jsme se venovali vice eetbe. Vime ka2dY, 2e se v minulosti vice ditavalo a lidem jedny noviny ani nestadili, i objednavali si mnohe, ba i knihy se kupovali a vice se v gude etlo; je tomu ji2 davno.

Mame dnes radio a mame televisi. Mame i jine zabavy kterYch dfive nebylo.

Nemame nic proti tomu, ale pkec je nam lito, 2e eetba novin a dobrYch knih tak upadava a mnohY ji g s mladgiho pokoleni ani nevi, co krasneho a pro-

spegneho pkina gi nam eetba dobrYch novin a knih. Kdy2 mluvime o eetbe novin, ovgem 2e mame na zketeli zajmy nagi Jednoty, protok to lze kici, 2e ten kcio rad si pkeete sraj organ, sveho bratrstva a sesterstva ma smysl pro krasu a nage poctive snakni je jiste taky dobrym spolkovYm pracovnikem a pkieinlivYm elenem.

Jeden vehlasnY anglicky spisovatel poznamenal. "Bud'me povdeeni a milujme na ge noviny, nemusime bYti osameli klesati na mysli a se nuditi, mame v nich verneho piitele a moudreho radce, east° i veseleho spoleenika i silneho utegitele v ka2de strasti." Noviny nas poji se vgemi narody sveta proto valme si jich a bud'me za ne vdeeni.

V den dikiivzdani vzpomerime tedy vzdali diky za ty nage noviny a bud'me kde moZno jim napomocne ziskati nove pkatele a etenake i pkispivatele.

Den dikily zdani kterY budeme slaviti pkig tim tYdnem dne 23.. jest svatkem 340 let starYrn. Pilvodne byl to svatek eiste naboknskY, — tak i byly vgechny posvicenske svatky ye stare vlasti, vet ginou slavene na den a na pamatku posveceni chramu to ktere osady. Na ge osadnici zde v Americe vzdali po prve hromadne v tento podzimni eas diky Bohu za prvni sklizenou riradu na pride noveho sveta v voce 1621. — Jejich troda byila hojna a jiste k je uchranila pied hladem a nedostatkem kterYm pied tim ji2 znaene trpeli. -- Byli to poutnici, kteki pro pronasledovani za vernost k sve vice opustili sve domovy v Evrope vydali se pa Lodi Mayflower do tohoto noveho sveta, aby si zde zalo2ili nove do-

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moviny. PkevaZnou vetginou jiste tvoi-ili zemedelei a tak i zde v novem svem domove zustali verni svemu povolani.

Pro nas den diktivzdani jest vice net vpominati pkilelitosti k slavnostim, pro nas se stal den dikiivzdani pfilditosti k rozjimani, abychom vzdali diky za ty yeci, jich se nam zde dostava rok co rok.

— Vzdavejme tedy diky i za nagi priimyslovou einnost, ktera nam poskytuje krasne ziti v teto zemi volnosti die na geho prieineni. Ve svem jadre jest den diknvzdani svatkem vdeenosti a proto jsme vzpomneli nagich novin v ohlaveni tohoto rozjimani. Jen si prejeme aby vde ene uznavana byla dfflelitost na gich novin, vZolyt' vdeenost ma nas \Testi iivotem i vgechny ostatni na ge city a ma zajiste i vliv na nage jednani s jinkmi lidmi, v nagem kruhu, v osade a ve spolcich. Nage uznani a vdeenost ma vztah k rozmanitkm vecem, hlavne pak k tomu, co slouZi k zvkgeni spokojenosti a bezpeenosti.

V tom ohledu nage vdeenost by nas vgechny mela nabadati k horlivej gi praci v nagich, tadech pro dal gi pokrok a rozkvet na gi SPJST. Bud'me povdeene, 2e nam Jednota je ochranou a za gtitou a Ze nam kaZdemu poskytuje prilelitost, abychom se uplatnili ye svem 'rade kde mono nam vykonati dle sve schopnosti nee° pro ten na g celek a tak skuteene vedli jsme uZiteenST Zivot ve sve 0, sade.

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Budoucnost bratrskYch pojjgtovacich spolkil nezavisi na hlavnich fdednicich, nYbrZ na mistnich tadech a na elenstvu i jejich einnosti. Hlavni ritednici jsou pohotovi kooperovat a yypomoci radou a skutkem.

• • Podpidne organisace musi dodrZeti svoje zavazky do litery, co znamena, Ze nemohou slibovati jednomu elenu ureite vYhody a druhemu je odeprit. Jednaji die stanov, die kterYch jsme Si v gichni rovni.

9 • tspech a budoucnost na g Jednotyr zavisi na torn, jak se zku genostech zaZitych jsme se dovedli pfizmisobit moderni dobe..

Jests jednou Vas chceme mile sestry a. bratti upozorniti, e dopisy které odeglete a v patek odpoledne, nas obycejne dojdou az v pondeli rano, co'Z je jig pozde pro bezne Oslo toho tYdne. ye West na ge pogta neuraduje v sobotu po 12te hodine V poledne a v nedeli jsme obyeejne na cestach. Tedy chceteli svuj dopis aneb oznameni mitt v Ulm elsie, bude nellepe, kdy 2 jej odeglete ye etvrtek v tYcinu. Diky za pozornost.

• * Bratr Mieulka pi ge zticlka kdy, co lituji, ale kdy Z pige dopis tak jiste stoji za preeteni a nejen jednou ale tolikrate aZ Si jej dobte zapamatuji. Povgimnete Si laskave jeho dopisu V tondo eisle.

Soueinnost elenstva ptimetene poplatky a zdrave na ge obchodni vedeni, praktienost a poctiva obeztela sprava nam zarauje dal gi postup.

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kdy i z firoky se vain aneb vi rodine vas ulolenY kapital vrati. a

Pamatujme na to, Ze Ze mace sve nemocne sestry a bratry navgtevovati.

Nemocnemu doda srdeena nav g teva byt' i kratka novou odvahu a ehut' k Zivotu a i driveru v ozdraveni. To jiste mnoho znainend. Netteba snad ani ptipominati, ae velke nav gtevy a hlasitY hovor nemocneho unavi a rozeili. Klid je kaZdemu nemocnemir v prvni tade zapoti'ebi.

Nejlepgi a nejm.ilej g navgteva nemocneho je, kratka, ne dale na 15 minut.

Vage taclove idednici ktere jste Si ve vSdoeni schrizi zvolili zasluhuji si, pokud spravne eini, va gi morajni podpory.

Znam nanoho a nmohe tadovYrch tidedkteti skutecne svedomite pro svuj rad pracuji a easto vzdor tomu Ze v gechna starost o tad a v gechna prate na nich spaiva,, je gte nekterYrn nedavedou vyhovet. Kdy2 i /lady porbybi nezasloar si aby jste je ptisne pouzavali.

Jdete tedy do s yYch vYroenich kadovS7 ch schrizi a zvoite ty do Idadu, v ktere mate driveru a pak je, eery rok uptimne podporujte.

Nekolikrate jsem jiZ zde vzpomel, elovek kterY by dovedl se ve5 vgem zachovati, vgem a povkly, — ten se jests troufam se tvrditi, nenarodil, mezi nami nekje. Bud'me tedy shovivave! a 1310i se doba svatkii, vananich nadilek a jinYch zaThav novoranich a ty, rrizne podniky, besedy pro mlacia i dospele yyZacluji fleast a zajem v geho 'Oenstva kaZdeho tadu. Nenechte tarn u Vas pracovati neustale jedny a ty same v3ibory, ale pomahejte kde man° ta. — Sestry a bratti nemeli byste se na to spolehati, Ze kaklYm rokem tu praci phpravni obstaraji jen ty obetave eleni kadu.

delne vydavane a zde uvetejnene finaneni zpravy teditelstva a freetniho odboru, vi o kaZdern yydanem dollaru a za co Ptigti Uclen dne 23. budeme vzpominabyl vyplacen. ti v den americkeho posviceni s povdekern, Ze Zijeme v zemi lode nas svoboda Toto jest 64. rok trvani na g Jednoty Wail a kaZdernu , z nas dava, ptilelitost a za ten eas sve prisobnosti na ge SPJST, V ivote die svYch schopnosti se uplatdostala vgem syYm zavazkiim do posled- niti. 'regime se dosud s nabolenske Mho centu a bez prfitahu. svobody a jsme vdeene za svobodu slova O 9 a tisku, za svobodu poltickou a za nage JestliZe se Glen neb na ge elenka. svobodne volby. — Vdeenost mela by nas rani schtze sveho faclu nezfreastni, pak budoucne vesti usilovnej gi praci i pro nema pra y° na Joao natikati co se mu to na gi Jednotu, ktera tak mnolVm v po schfizi dbalYch elenir nezandouva, teZkych easech byla, ochranou. Bud'me a vdeeni, ile 'name pfilaitost konati dobro Nelitujte dodari a centil s ktermi si a nee° pro na ge spolueleny.

8 udrZujete sve poji gteni, nebot' jsou to dobi'e znraene penize. Nejlep gi NI torn 13ud'me vdeeni za to, Ze spoleene dati ov,g em jest, — Ze nevite tine ani hodiny se narn fikol zabezpeeeni na,Sich rodirk a

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ze nam v Jednot y se sk'Yta te2 pfile gi- kampane misto do narodniho kongresu tost, pomahati na gi mlade gi a ge je nam presto, ge loSivalSr president Eisenhowe mogno stykati se a ziskati dobre pfatele, se pro republikana ptimlouval. sestry a bratii po celem Texasu.

• • - 2- e v Ennis zemiel Frank J. Strunc Pamatujme na to, ge sila nagi vetve 77 let start, narozen ve stare vlasti. Byl zde je giva s nagi pfieinlivosti a z toho, elenem na gi Jednoty po mnoho let. Pied easem si zlamal padem kyele a od to jak se vzdelavame a pakli se i na dale rozmnogovani techto vlastnosti budeme doby churavel. Zanechava man gelku systarati, ptispejeme i dali svobode nagi na a dye dcery a sestry v CSR. — Cele vlasti a tak nejlepe nag dik vlasti vY ja- rodine nage uptimna, soustrast. Bratr Frank Strunc byl dobrST elovek. Pteel ledtime.

• ty bydlel na fame redaktora v Telicu a • V teto pohnute dobe nejlepe projevi- pbctive a Mine pro nej pracoval. Litume svoji vdeenost k nagi vlasti, verno- jeme jeho odchodu a budi g mu na ge eesti k jejim zasadam, vernosti druh k dru- stria pamet. — Bratru J. Vytopilovi v hu a tak povzbuzujeme v gechny kolem Ennis dekujeme za tuto zpravu.

• • nas, k utu geni toho bratrskeho, sesterskeho spolugiti v budoucnosti.

— 2e minulSr tSrdert v East Bernard • • byli sezdani sleena Hanzelkova a pan Kdy2 chystate si listinu yanoenich prosim nezapomerite si tam pti- Jan Mleak. Pkejeme jim Stesti. pojit jmeno nageho Domova Odpoeinku.

• • Ve svSrch vStroenich schtzich pamatujte sestry a bratfi te g na volbu dopisovatele aneb dopisovatelky. Po "dobre" volbe budete se moci eely rok telt z dobitch zprav od va geho kadu. eelt jednanf fadove dostane vzpruhu kdy tad si zvoli dbaleho zpravodaje. — Jen si povgimnete tadove einnosti v gech tech, kde je o svedomite dopisovani postarano.

• • Doufam, .ge v pfigti vagi fadove schtizi teg, projednate nejake plany pro va.noeni oslavu s programem pro vá g dorost. Budou vas dlouho za to vzpominat.

Neopomerite te'g podekovati odstupujielm tadovSrch fitednikrim za vgechnu praci kterou pro Vag fad vykonali.

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Co pies tfiden jsem zaslechl v Ennis minulk tSklen sleena Adela Marugakova si za spoleenika givotem vyvolila pana Karla Pouzara oba z Ennis ale nyni zamestnani v Dallas.

Dp. Botik jim po gehnal. Blahoptejeme.

• • Ze v kostele sv. Petra a Pavia na Plum, sezdani byli Joann Ziglova s Klementem Trliekou z La Grange. V osadni sini veeer byla veselost a tanec. Budou novoman gele ptebSTvat v Houston.

Ptejeme gtesti.

• — 2e velka hraz na face Colorado nekde pH Columbus by snad zaplavila 225.000 akrt pozemku nemo gno uvetit.

• • — Ze v Sa nAntonio vyhral demokrat Henry Gonzales po dosti tulle volebni

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— 2e po zaclu gni mgf v Dime Box pochovan byl pan Josef depear 79 letSr. Zemfel v nemocnici v El Campo. Zanechal syna Rudolfa a dceru oba v Giddings.

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— 2e na Sweet Home k yeenemu odpoeinku ulo gen Tom Dolegal, 93ti let*, dne 26. kijna. Zprava, nas doSla a g 6. tenth mesic. — Na ge soustrast rodine.

• • - Ze vgech stran jsou hla gene degte a student vitr a ge takoy ST eas se zahradkam velice negarrilouva.

• — Ze pan Al. Kotanek kterST nedavno spadl s trucku a zlamal si nohu v kloubu se jig zvolna pozdravuje jak. zdeleno.

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— Ze v Ennis zemiel 61ti lets' Karel Krajea vdovec kterSr ji g delgi dobu churavel. Zanechal rnatku a nevlastniho otce, dva bratry a jednu sestru. PozilstalYm nage soustrast.

• — Ze v mnoliSich mistech v Texasu byl den 11. slaven jak den vyslou gilcil z nagich valek a i my zde ye West jsme heekavali, ge den ten bude pattiene oslaven Pied na gi mestskou .radnici stoji pekn)'r pomnik pro na ge padle hochy a pki nem yysazene jsou kyetiny, jenge malo kterY s kolemjdoucich , si uvedomi, ze ty na ge dobH hogi tarn v mramoru zvednene, dali sve mlade givoty za svobodu nagi vlasti. Budig jim, test a mir vecny.

— Ze v Rosebud zemiel minu1S7 ty'den bratr Henry Skupin 77ti let"?' po delgi nemoci a pochovan na htbitov Woodland. — Zanechal zde 2 dcery a dva sy— 2e v Shiner dne 15. Hjna oslavili ny, vnuky a pravnuky. Na ge soustrast. mangele Frank J. Jemelkovi 50ti lete vir9 roei sveho spolu giti v osadni sini Her— Ze zemiel pH Moravii dnes 3. t. m. man's Sohne v kruhu sve velke rodiny.

Alvin E. Polag ek 47 let start ye Vete- Sideene jim blahopiejeme. e ranske nemocnici v Houstonu. Pochovan — Ze zas sttibrnot svatbu oslavili man byl dne 5. na htbitov v Moravii. Nage gele Frank J. Moj gigkovi v Hallettsville. uptimna soustrast.

• Veeer oslava pH krasne. hudbe oslaven- Ze nam bratr J. Vytopil zdeluje, %ge ci maji syna a dceru a v gem blahoptejenag ptitel John J. Bra gek zemiel nahle me. na ulici u pogty v Ennis. Byl rozen v — 2e na Moravii zemiel pan , Frank Taylor. Tak ti na gi staff znami jeden po druhem odchazi. Je nam smutno. Paylieek a byl pochovan vedle sve manNage soustrast portstalSrm. Dik za gelky na osadni hititov. Zanechal tti syny a dve dcery a v gern rodinam plati zpravu. nage soustrast.

• • — Ze z Ennis jsme obdrgeli dar $2. — pro ten nag Domov Odpodinku v Taylor dne 28. kijna rnnozi dobti od Johna a Lillie Sktivanek k ucteni pa- stenci s te gk3im srdcem vzpominali smutmatky misto kvetin, jejich staice Frank ne nam v,3-7.toei prohlageni eeskoslovanStrunce. Wel* dik yam oboum a vag dar ske samostatnosti. — Pro givali jsme v to bude spravne dorueen domovu v Taylor. dobe ve SpojenYch Statech ru gne chvile a dues si ptipomenem, ge to byla des• • — 2e 501etSr Adolf Hotelica byl vagne ka Amerika, ktera se o samostatnost poranen kdy g se jeho vozidlo minulSr tY- stare vlasti ozvala tak mohutnS rm proden ptevratilo do pfikopu mezi Wallis jevem v pamatne ygeslova.nske schtzi v a Tavener. Byl o getten v East Bernard- Chicagskem Plzeriskem parku a to praye v den, kdy zradne Rakousko napadlo ske nemocnici.

Srby.

Piedseda to Chicagske schtze — Ze na Moravii byl pochovan dlou- bratr S ' tepina prohlasil ge ye vlaholetSr tamnej gi osadnik pan August Ku- sti hodlaji zvrhnouti tyranskou vladu bog st. — Poziistale rodine na ge sou- stareho Rakouska.

Vzpominame, strast. prvni skupiny ktere se vyslovily tehdy

litrana 4 pro organisaeni osvobozovaci prdei v srpnu a v zati 1914. byly Sokolove, liberalove, slovacke organisace a rusofilove.

— Na podnet cestovatele E. S. Vraze a Josefa Tvrziekeho zaloleno "Ceske na.rodni zdrukni" ktere po etyrech letech prace sve posiani skvele provedlo. — NaS katoliekY narodni Zivel se pozdeji teZ v tomto boji o samostatnost naroda stare vlasti naSi pripojila tato spoluprace aZ do vitezneho skoneeni boje proti Rakousku souladne setrvala. — Na podzim roku 1918 President Wilson zdelil hrabeti Burianu spinomocneneho Rakouska, a slovdci se Zada fipina sa' Ze pro deSi mostatnost od Rakouska o kterou se tyto dva narody sarny zaslouZily a kterou \re valce za ty leta od 1914 do 1918 svou krvi posvetily.

Toto je vie co chtel jsem vain vS'em v den dejin o boji pro na gi samostatnost pripomenouti. Zei, Ze dnes ve vlasti se pomery tak pozmenili, Ze teZko nam vzpominati.

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Vdeenost mUerne projeviti i dobrym a uznalYm slovem. Vykonali kdo nejakY dobr3"7, nam vSem prospeSni ein, at' jiZ" slovem jem a pismem, hled'me jej aneb ji ujistit, ze nas-jeho prace poteSila. Pamatujme, Ze kaZdY laskav3i projev uznani a lasky, vkly blaZi a potal.

Xoneene projevme svoji vdeenost a oddanost sve vlasti, svemu Bohu, rodine, pratelfun, svemit spolku a sve osade a naSim novinam, vabec vkm, abychoth nejen den dikfivzdani ale i dalsi dny na'Se prozili v gtesti a pokoji! !

S pozdravem vain vgem vas redaktor.

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BratI a Sestry Organa n .torx Bratti a sentry organisatoisi pov§imneto si laskave rUznYch zprav, "Co jsere pees (Vden zasleehi" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadime prilelitost pro vas zajernee vyliledat a pripomenouti Ze kaZdY elovek potrebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlepSi uloteni naSich penez, vzpomefite-jim, ze v ka2dem pripade dostane pojiStenY sve penize zpatky. — P11 Lord ale kaZdY clen SPJST ma prile2itost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeenske praci v made i v na§ich clistriktech s nail miadeli aneb bYti fieastni dobrobinne praci. — , Ziskavejme ditky oznameni v nail rubrice aneb ty ditky narich zenakelYch elent. — Pamatujme na to, Ze chceme v tomto roce opet prev3iSiti ureenou kvotu a plejeme yam vieehen jen i-noZnY zdar.

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awn pa e Halcuz Preto Ze nemam va gi adresu, zdeluji vain touto cbstou, ze VaS prisp,evek o pro nesene reel pana profesora Ivana TaborskYho v den Oechoslovaku v Dallas, nemihe bYti ye Vestniku uverejnen.

NaS Vestnik jest organem podp. bra-trstva a jako takovy nem-Herne se svetovou politikou zabYvat. Mame sice kUZdY pravo na sve nahledy, ale o to feei zavadet rozpravu v naSem organe by nam nebylo k prospechu.

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Vas vdechny kdba se stehujete upozorfmjeme, ze zmeny adres ,d1Ono zasilati prim° do nail Hlavni firaclovny kde se adiesal opravuje. Posilate-li zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Illavni firadovne a mame s • 4 • tim zbyteenou proci a poStovne vfilohy.

Adiesa Hlavni firadovny jest BOX 400 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dne 23. tento mesic vzpomerime vS'ech Dekuji Vaud za pozornost predem nagich predkti, kteli nam zanechali tak Red. =oho, Ze odchovali nas tak, Ze stall jsrne se svedomitSmi obeani -Leto nail zerne svobody. — My, kteri jserne byli presazeni do tato nail. nova vlasti, zamyNaiim Ztenaiu° sleme se na okamZik a vzdejme diky Neopomente se sileastnit vVroeni vgem tern, kteti nam zde byli napomocni abychom zde zdomacneli. — Vzpo- selnize va geho eadu. Jest to na ge denmeinne ale teZ vkch s fictou, ktdi tam ska povinnost dle na gieh bratrskVeh, ye stare vlasti i zde obetovali ve val- sestersiOch pravidel. Velka nav gteva pokach sve Zivoty, aby tento nas lid mohl tegi kadove tie edniky a vidy znaei zizit svobodnSi a 2e oni nezemreli nadar- jem elenstva o svixj kid a Jednotn.

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Di-' tni kalendiiPfiAti Jarni schfize III. okrsku bude se

konat v 1962 u hosticiho radu 92 ve Ft. Worth na pozvani tehoZ • Okrsek destY oznamuje svoji Jarni sehtizi do osady Talton. Datum totio dne bude na.rn vSem oznamen.

V Corpus Christi u radu eislo 56 jest planovana Jarni schtize sedmeho okrsku nail Jeclnoty a datum bude stanoven zayeas a zde oznamen.

Doufame,' ze i ostatni okrsky co nejdriv moZno misto prikich schfizi oznami. )

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SlavnSi oeskST architekt Dr. J. Zitek, projektant a prvni stavitel Narodniho divadla v Praze i jinYch vYznamnSreh budov, je uZ pies padesat rokft pohrben na malem larbitove ye vesnici Malenicieh nad Volynkou, kain path jeho nekdejAi venkovske sidlo, zameeek v nedalekYch Loveovicich. SkromnST hrob, lezici tesne p1i zdi bileho kostelika a krytY kamennou deskou, nebyl po 'eta ani oznaeen jmenern. Pled easem se vSak zavazal Svaz es. architektfi s NIrodnim divadlem a Krajsldm stredis_em pro fed. statni pamatkove peee v Ceskeh Budejovicich nove upravit misto posledniho odpoeinku velikeho umelce. V roce 1952, kdy bylo vzpominano 120. vYroei Zitkova narozeni, zvitezil v souteli Akademie v3nvarnSich umeni v Praze navrh Stanislava Hamzika na bustu Josefa Zitka. Toto dilo je nyni v bronzovem provedeni vystaveno ye idr skrini" Krasne jizby" na Narod--kladni ni there v Praze, kde budi pozornost nejen vynikajici vtvarnou hodnotu, ale 1 jako vdeena vzpominka a pocta eloveku, jen • obohatil hlavni mesto architektonickS7m klenotem nad Vltavou. Busta bude umistena v Malenicich u lirobu, jehoZ fipravu navrhl akad. arch. J. Fragner.

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• o Den Dikfrvzdani oslaven bude dne 25. v Sokolovne. Hudba Eric Honza z Ennis.

• • A person nowadays does not need to be crooked to have trouble making both ends meet.

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stoleekova a spoleene pobaveni. Na to pak bude spoleena vedere zdarma pro vsechny pritomne. Sestry sokolky jsou timto opet active Zadany, aby byly tak dcbrosrdeene a prispely nejakYm peelvem do kuchyne.

Vybor obstara v ge ostatni jako fizenky, chleba, kavu a mleko. V geho druhu oboerstveni bude zasoba v nalevni, kde vas vlidne obsloui manacle bratr a sestra Albert a Anita Regmundovi.

Nazdar a na shledanou v Sokolovni.

Jim Kueera, Starosta John Sta ga, Jednatel

Ennis, Texas Bratie redaktore a etenati: V Ennis zeintel bratr Frank Strunc 771etY, e'en nagi Jednoty narozen V Ceskoslovensku. Myslim, Ze jsi Strunce znal.

On tripe' pied nekolika rnèsici zlomeni Wle a on te doby stonal. Zanechal zde zarmoucenou rnanZelku a syna Leslie a dye dcery a d ye sestry v OSR. Taky zde zemrel John J. BlaZek 76 let star a Ze snad zemtel na ulici u na g po ty. On narodil se v Taylor, Texas v roce 1885. Zanechal zde manZelku, gest Koval'', Texas synil a tri dcery. --- Na ge soustrast vgem Ctena redakce a mile sestry a bratri: pokistalYm. Od meho posledniho dopisu uplynula S pozdravem jia hodna chvile, a hodne se toho ode-.

Jos. Vytopil hralo v na gem spoledenskem a spolkovern Zivote. Byly okrskove schdze, ceRad 154 Fort Worth lostatni souta miade2e, nejake ty svatSestry a bratri: by, a i nekolik pohrbil. Ten podzim vgeho Choi hapsat kratk zpravu z na gi schil- takoveho vZdy vice prinese. Prot° asi ze 3. distriktu ktera, se konala u nageho jsem se i ja s tim psanim trochu oporadu a byla velice pekna, a iispegna,. zdil, ad mne elenove vkly pominaji KaZdemu kdo byl pritomen se libila abych zase psal, hodne pr Y toho veseleho. dosti dobre prace se vykonalo.

Deku- JenZe nekdy jaksi eloveku nechce nic gijeme firednikiam Hlavni ttadovny, bra- kovneho napadnouti, a dnes je tomu atru redaktorovi, dale bratru OernYmu a korat tak. Citim se, jako ten teenik, kteSefelkovi za nav gtevu ktera nas v gech- ry vygel na podium, nevedel jak zaeit. ny potegila.

Povidal, nedli jsem byl volan, tak jsrne Velice jsme tomu povdeeni,'Ze mile byli dva, kteri jsme vedeli o eem budu sestry a bratii od radu 92 nas tak pod- naluvit. Ja, a Pan Bilh, ale veil jen peeivo a jine dobroty a Pan Biala vi, jd uZ nevim nic. Ono jak se tak nam vypomohli v ten den dne 29. Cloy& rozeili, na v gechno zapornene, neOvkm, Ze i na ge dobre sestry se bo si to aspon hodne splete. Tak jako ten pfieinili a i jim vgem na ge diky a i za co spechal aby kmottiekovi oznamil, pekne zastoupent. jim kdosi v noci ukradl prase. Ptibehl Za velice pane proslovy a za ten kra- a povidal: "Pane gods, to se nam stal snY program mladeli tea v gem dekujeme kmotr, prase oteviene a chlivek prye". i tem vedoucim, kteti 1 pi Fraternal Tak mi prosim odpust'te, jestli tu buCongress nas tam tak zdatile zastupova- du psat, jak se kika, "pate p1-es devate", R. Jsou vgichni velice obetave a za- neb jsem tak trochu rozeilen, nebot' Si slouZi si nag velkou pochvalu. (Many vzpominam, jak se se mne nedavno thanks to our Youth and to our Youth small, kdyZ jak se tika, me. Nov& smilleaders.) lu, tak se toho nalepi nekdy dost.

Dosud v kaklem radu Mame chyby, Prigel jsem do obchodu se gatstvem, kdy2 mame talentovanou mladeZ tak nebo "ready to wear", jak to tady jmejim mame vgici pomahat v gemi prostred- nuji, a jelikoZ kdyZ jsem vy gel ze sluky aby ptedstoupili ve schiizich a i tro- neeniho jasu do budovy, tak jsem akochu ty druhe povzbudili. rat dobte nevidel, ale zdalo se mi, ae tam Nyni se sestry a bratii ptipravujeme k od zadu na mné kYva takova hezka, vYroeni schazi, jak bratr redaktor vybizi hid sledinka, jako by chtela, abych k a pro volby Orednikii na rok 1962. Tak Tak jdu rovnou In ni, a zdvotile pona shledanou dne 10. prosince t. j. druha vidam "How do you do", a nil torn se na nedele. Na zdar. ni lepgi podivam, a vidim, Ze je to "moJohn Beean del", vite jak to umeji oznamovat, naSo stroji na ni nejpeknel gi gaty na ten "moCorpus Christi, Texas del" nebo jak se tomu tika, aby Zeny videly, jak jsou g aty Wane, kds jsou oCteni bratti a sestry: bleeene.

Sokol Corpus Christi kona svoji rani schtizi tteti nedeli 19. listopadu No to by nebylo to nejhor gi, neb jak (November) 1961. Zaeatek ye 2 hodiny se tika `zinYlena neplati" jenom Ze tam odpoledne. Ptipadaji nam volby einov- bylo nekolik kupujicich a par prodavanikii pro rok 1962. Ptitomnost vgeho eek co rune dobte znali, a v geci se zaeali elenstva je Zadouci. Po schtzi bude hra rehtat jako na svatbe. Tak se nedivte, ATM

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trans V kdyZ si na to vzpomenu, nine vZdycky trochu rozeili.

Zaenu radeji o neeem rozumnej gim, a nackia, mild to rozeileni prejde.

Poslednekrat jsem se vain chvalil, jak nag distrikt za mesic srpen pekne pokrodil, stalo to opravdu za to. BohuZel, od te doby, ne akorat jak by ut'al, ale velice Indio jsme toho poji gteni napsali.

Zda se Ze ten hurikan "Carla" s nami tak zattasl. Ze se nenniZeme doposud vzpamatovat. Posledni mesic zati toho bylo tak rnalo, Ze to ani nestado to oznamovat, a ani veil za dva mesice to neni o moc lepk. Takle jestli to nenahraclime tento a pti gti mesic, tak opravdu nebudeme mit co oslavovat, nebot' do nak leto gni kvoty nam toho chybi jegte hodne.

Vime, po torn hurikanu mel kaZdk starosti a prace s opravovanim strech a jineho, Ze na, to pojigteni nebyla nalada, avgak veil, kdyZ bude prace udelana, a i mona gkaredY eas, tak se do toll() dejme do opravdy. Jak jsem naposled psal, jest je gte dost tech, kteri pojigteni pottebuji, ale je to na nas, abychoin se o nich dozvedeli. Poladejte sve pratele aby vam pomohli, sam jeden to ne, doka2e, ale ye spojeni je sila I zdar, tedy s chuti do toho, a vYsleciek Wide jistY. Mam ye vas dfiveru, a vim, Ze mne nezklarnente. tpiny seznam novel() pojigteni za mesic zati a tijen naleznete v anglicke easti Vestniku, tak si to prosim pteetete.

Jegte vam musim zdelit, jsme melt to gesti bYti na &skein divadle v Houstonu a radu 88. Bylo to hlavne zasluhou bratra a sestry KolihovYch, totiZ nageho hlavnilio pokladnika SPJST, Ze jsme se tam s manZelkou dostali. Vite, on ten nag bratr Koliha, je a.2 svedomitY v jeho povinnostech pokladnika. Mel nejakou ttedni vec y Houstonu projednavat, tak spojil povinnost se zabavou a nabidnul nam nas vezme s sebou.

To vite Ze narn to pti glo velice vhod, a jsme jim za to vdeeni, nebot' divadlo bylo opravdu velice pane, a pak ta srdeenost v gech Houstonskych stoji za to, aby i delgi vzdalenost byla pfekonana.

Houston, abych tak tekl, je ba gtou naIi Jednoty, maji tam nejenom talent provest opravdu nee° velice pekneho, i dobrou vuli a pohostinnost vtei navgtevnikt. Zajiste mate pekne vzpominky na ten HoustonskY sjezd, moll jsme se tam vgichni opravdu dobre. My jsrne zvlagte vdedni a diky zavazani rodine Olexovy, doufame, Ze nam nekdy daji Milditost jim jejich pobos,tinstvi 0platit. Za Lim srdedne diky za, vgeehno.

Take chci vzpomenouti na g celostatni souteZ mladde v Taylor, Texas a pode4 kovati i tam za dobrou vtili a pohostinnost, a pH tom, ad pozde, bia,hoprati vi-

Strana 6 teziim. ZylaiSte sestte Angeline Stratta, ae nam v nagem okrsku udelala takovou radost jejim celostatnim viterstvim. Jest to pro nag okrsek velika Best, a ma na torn zasluhu jiste na ge okrskova vedouci mladeae, sestra Matejkova. Diky vam.

Take blahopteji sestr y Sandra Mikeska k jejimu iispechu. Jsme na vas sestry opravdu hrdi. — Vim 'le, napinam trpelivost bratra, redaktora, tak radeji ukoneim. S ptanim vS'eho dobra vein etaucim, zfistavam jako vadY, va'S Vaclav Bakina organizator okrsku eislo ) • ifs • clenum kadit Velehrod t eislo 19 Moulton, Texas Na vedomi Vain davam ae naSe vYrani schtze bude jako obyeejne prvni nedeli v mesici. prosinci, to je ttetiho.

Delame tak kaadY rok a to k vuli podasi a davarn to vedet v eas abyste o tom vedell. Toa, nezapomente schnze bude odbYvana prvni nedeli a teprve v padu gpatneho poeasi nedeli druhou. Tak die toho se zatidle.

Tak nam to leto uteklo, bliaime se zase k vanocilm, k novemu roku, co nam asi dodnese ten ptigti novy rok? Nekteti proroci prorokuji tu hroznou valku coa nedej Boae, zda, se, ae celY svet je zachvacen vaSni po krvi a add se, ae ndrody nemaji dost tech dvou hroznYch valek, silou moci se aenou do tteti s kterou by ptigel ten prorokovanY konec sveta. Nebylo by ani viteztt ani poraaenYch, vgude zkaza a zhouba. Vzdelanost sveta pry zamezi valkam a zatim tento vzdelanY svet speje k nejvetSimu barbarstvi. Nave narody se osvobozuji a. tim vetai zmatek ye svete. Snarl se na to diy am pies eerne brejle a je si jen co ptat aby tomu tak bylo. Dobte, 'Ze nevime do ptedu co se stane a co nam novS7 rok donese, nejlepe se s toho co se moano ani nestane, nerozeilovat a doufat, ae se vAe k dobru celeho sveta urovna.

Larnat si s tim hlavu nic nepomitae a my obyeejni lide nic na torn nezmenime.

Tak to na ge Distriktni Schtize Distriktu Sesteho je ua odbyta a jak vidim odbyla se a i beze nine a ja myslel, a e se beze mne ani neodbude. Rad jsem do tech schtzi jezdil, ale ua jsem dojezdil, ale bratti, tteba jsem nebyl osobne ptitomen, byl jsem s va,mi v duchu a vzpominkach.

Ptijde to za teak() a musime se podvolit co nemilaeme ptedelat. Bavim se na, torn svem vYmenku jak se da pfehliaim stare roe-niky novin a kalendata, tu a tam mne nekdo navS"tivi, nekdo se vzpomene par tadky psanim ei listkem a trS'em jsem za to vdeenY. Vag Ferd Mieulka

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS

Hhdka Lei Waco, tad 66, Elm Mott Oznameni eleniun kachi Slovanske LiPY. Nage ptigti radova schfize se bude konat dne 19. listovadu t.j. v nedeli o treti Bodine odpoledne v Linden Hall v Elm Mott a na ge eleni na vYboreeh jsou fictive aaciane aby se laskave dostavili pted schfizi o 2 hodinach odpoledne.

Po selreizi zabavni vYbor potada "progressive 42" po veeeri a odinen.y budou davane. — Nage elenky jsou zdvorile aadane aby si prinesli dosti jidla pro sebe a pro sve hosty ktere sebou nahodou do schfize flak. pozvou.

Nage mladea (Youth Club) bude konat svoji schfizi hned po nak.

Se ,sesterskYm pozdravem Ruaena Parma, tajemnice o ) itad Jaromir, Oslo 54, West Bratil a sestry.

Musim yam oznamit, ae na ge vYroeni schfize se bude konat prvni nedeli v prosinci coa jest dne tretiho. Zapoene o 2 hodine a bude volba tadovYch Ukaaine zajem o na g spolkovou praci a prijd'te jednou v gichni a tea dejme uznani kdo si jej zaslouai. Ty nag e organisatoti se celY rok snaaili pro rad ziskat nove eleny si dik na g zasloual. — Nage minula schfize se dobre vydailla a i ny'Steva byla dobra. — Mladea nage mela svoji schnzi pied na gi. Vzpomelo se tea naaich nemocnYch, kterYm jsme poslali pozdravni listky. Bratr Frank Marek je dosud v nemocnici a na ge sestra Frances Bilek jest jia deli dobu nemocna. Je to na ge zakladajiei elenka a nejstarai na geho radu a prejeme ji rychle pozdraveni. — Na g majetkovr vybor snaai se vge poopravit v naafi tadove sini a diky: jim vaem. — Na g soudce Vic Hall elen fad.0 byl nazi schuzi pkitomen a tail() nas to v gechny. — Druhou nedeli v prosinci budeme pokadat vanoeni program s nadilkou pro na ge eleny. To jest dne 10. prosince bude i peknY program mladeae a vymenovani darn od vanoeniho stromeeku. Byli zvolene sestry do kuchyne a jsou to pro vanoce sestry Milberger, Pustejo yska, JanskY, Bessie Popp, E. W. Popp, Barton, Marek Legikar a Annie Marek, Co dal giho jeate bude k vyrizeni se projedna, v prosincoye schnzi. a jiste se tarn v gici dostavte a zvolte si nredniky dle sve chute a uznani. Do YYroeni schfize radove se ma dostavit jedenkaadj'r elen.

Zveme i na geho bratra redaktora a jemanaelku mezi nas.

Ze sesterskYm pozdravem Mollie Barton

Ve stkedu, dne 15. listopadu 1961 kid 38, Koval., -Texas vaaena redakce, sestry, bratti a etena11: Kdya je tak malo tech eeskYch dont-su tak alespon ja varn nee° napigu.

Pohodu tu mame jak si kdo pteje. Jeden den pekne sluneeko hteje a druhY den zas chladno aby elovek jen hledal Ja vadycky main radeji teplSr kabat. eas, nun treba na sebe navlekat 'Aatstva.

Treba jen takove ty "shorts" jak to veil nosi, noaiska nahe. — No snad se alesSnad to tak Pan pori ugetki "habit".

130. Jak se veil ledacos deje, ale jak se kika„, za penize ledacos potidi se.

Dnes je dosti chladno, ae by se mall nekterY ten "maSik" zabijet a vite, ae by dobre jatrnice velice chutnali? Jenom ae to zeleniny nerd v zahradce jak tak pfeprcha tak i bermudka se ma k svetu pit to pohode a kobylky chti nee° tea spapat.

V nedeli byla zde uspatadana sprcha v naS1 sini na Koval pro pani Bobby Hofferek ani nevim jak se za svobodna jmenovala. Pochazi z Giddings a tarn pied tYdnem meli oda yky. Hostitelky byli sestry L. Evieic a M. Meduna a Ruth Fritz.

Jidla bylo hojnost a co si kdo ptal a bylo mnoho hostt as z Houstonu ktere zde pak besedovali a i nas se u rids zastavili coa nag potegilo a dekujeme za navatevu a snad se zas STastne i pri torn deati domu dostali.

Mina)* tYden onemocnel bratr Zimerhanzel a byl vzat do Shinerske nemocnice. — Prejeme v gem tem nagim nemocnYm brzske pozdraveni od Pana Boha. — VaSU Mary Stepan, dopisovatelka ,o) 700 let olomoucke radnice Olomoucka radnice je znarna svkm orlojem a navgtevnici mesta neopominou v polednich nebo vbeernich hodinach si poslechnout jeho hru. Malokdo vgak vi, ae radnice v techto dnech oslavila yYznamne vYroei. Dne 13. tijna uplynulo 700 let od chvile, kdy kral mysl Otakar II. v roce 1261 vydal v Jihlave olomouckYm meSt'antim povoleni ke stavbe kupeckeho domu, kterY byl o sto let pozdeji ptestaven na radnici. K domu pattila tehdy i tranice, a temeslnici s pravem prodeje svYch vYroblat na vYroenich trzich byli Best tYdnu osvobozeni od celnich a mYtnich poplatkii. Privilegium bylo prvni toho druhu v celem kralovstvi. Kralovsky souhlas je vyjadren na hrubem, dnes jia zaaloutlem pergamenu a psan rank gotickou minuskulou. Zachovala se i kralovska mincovni jezdecka peeet' se anrami barvy eervene, zelene a alute. Listina je sttedoevropskYm unika,tem.

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J. V. Siddek Ocl rana do Sera, rely den bok zpivaji ptaeata v poll a hlo21.

Fiscn eeska slavne zniva, v cbramu Pane kcly2 se zpiva, kde duck prost \TM pozemkosti na perutich poboZnosti k vySSim staniam zaleta.

Pisen eeska slavne zniva, kdy lid "SvatY" zpiva.

Penkavy v zahrade, kosove v lese, sktivanek pisnieku k nebi a'Z' nese.

Pisnieka, perlieka na poslouchani, ti mall zpevaeci, nic nechti za ni.

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Dokud jim prostira sluneeko leta, za ni by nevzali poklady sveta.

Ale aZ na zimu, snehu a mrazu, dame jim dukatkil noveho razu. zrneeka pgenky jako zlato, budou zas na jute zpivati za to.

• 6%, ( OTRAVUJEME VZDUCH 2eleznieni spoleenosti se donaahaji pomoci poukazem na yYdaj statnich penez pro moderni dopravni prostredky, nybrZ i zdravotnimi ohledy. Otrava vzduchu vYfukovYmi plyny aut prina gi podle lekarskYch statistik stale vet'Si nebezpezejmena obyvatelfina mest. NejlepSlm prikladem pa* je Los Angeles, kde zdravotni firady a lekarske vYzkunane Ustavy hlasi vzestup rakoviny plic. V elanku, kterY uverejnil tYdenik "Business Week", eteme: "Zkou gky, ktere provadi universita v jinni Kalifornii, dokazuji, Ze presyceni vzduchu automobilo yYmi vYfukovYmi plyny, hraje velikou roll v rozmnoleni rakoviny, na kterou umfelo minuleho roku pies 44,000 AmeriCant, KdyZ se zkaebni my'S nalokala plynu stavu, kdy pike byly zasaZeny zapalem, skoro vtdy podle dekania university JiZni Kalifornie — dostala rakovinu. Dekan Dr. V. Wisely z tohoto zjevu usuzuje, to ve vflukovYch plynech jsou sounovYch nadoria. V Los Angeles podle fix tednich odhadil vyfukuji automobily do vzduchu'denne 1,000 aZ' 1,200 tu uhlovodiku". Kongress proto utvoril zylaani bor, jenZ se zabYva, vlivem motorovYch yYfukovYch plynu na nebezpeeny vzrust rakoviny ye Spoj enYch statech. Z teto male ukazky yysvita, ze dopravni re yoluce je ye SpojenYch statech jiz v pinem proudu.

Pisa eeska stadce plyne, z ,fist divenky icdyZ se vinejaka mezi kvetinarni, kdyZ potteek lueinami ke sve sere pospicha.

Pisa' eeska, sladce zniva, divka kdyZ o lasce Piseri eeska libe zniva, kdyZ spoleene se zpiva, jako kdy yeterci maje, laSkuji s vetvemi haje, tak tu rozmar s ndmi bra; Ube eeska nisei"). zniva, kdy y e spolku se zpiva.

Anketa o n AnglickY spisovatel Shaw byl vyzvan aby prispel do ankety o lanZelst yy. Cle Gdmiti to a timto odiavocinenim: s zadny muz nemute rici a y e mineni o manZelstvi, pokud jeho pant tije, leda snarl v pripade, Ze svou. Zenu nenavidi. Ja vSak svou Zenu miluji.."

V soukrome roznalu ye se Nia.k vyjaciril o manZelstvi takto: "S -natnZelstvim je to zrovna talc jako se .svobodnym zecinarstvim. Ti, kdo v nejsou nemohou ntc vypravovat. A ti co v torn jsou ,musili se zavazat yeenYm uleenim."

Dobrodinee Lekar: Lituji, ale muslin yarn sdelit, ze zkouSka dokazuje, to ten pes co vas kousnail trpel vzteklinou.

Pacient: Tak mi, prosina dejte papir a tuZku. Lekar: Jake pak strachy, jeSte nemusite deist posledni vuili. MilZete bYt vyleeen serem.

Pacient: Co vas napad'a doktore posledni ytili! Chci si napsat seznam jrnen ktere chci pokousati.

Piseri eeska srdce jima, Poehopitelne brzy proudi, brzy hrima.

Dnes se mi stalo nem co by a neural Nekdy lahodou oplYva, syernu nejvet'Sinnu neptiteli. jindy Zalem se odiva, A co to bylo? tu zas frame 'Atebeta.

Vyhral jsem prvni cenu v lotterii.

Nej yreleji ale zniva, laskbu k vlasti kdy rozhriva. wnl picsent The Moho' Use (Pied 85 roky sloZil Bedrich Smetana Enr;';' ,b, Pier C: pro sborovY zpe y "eeskou pisen" na sloSo, va buditelskeho spisovatele Jana Jin- please na a!l,nAft dricha Marka, (Jana z Hvezdy), rodaka the ti z Liblina a dlouholeteho farare v Kralovicich u Plzne, Sbor tento stal se jedPLiI ZIVIENE Wig! Alarms nim z nejoblibenejSich a Do mnoha deFOU2IJTE 9COHOTO ICUPONY r setileti zahajovaly jinn zpevacke spolky svoje akaclemie).

Supreme Lodge SPJST. ) Box 4009 Temple, Texa 293 milliard dolarii uarociniho (Plin Arnerieti poplatnici dani zaplatili behem fiskalniho roku 1961, kterY se skonell 30. euvna, 94.4 miliard dolaru. Je to nejvetSi celkovY obnos v dejinach SpajenYch state — o 2.6 'Tabard yetSi, net za fiskalni rok 1960 a prevySujici skoro 0 15 miliard dolaru eislici z r. 1959. Schoclek pro :fiskalni r. 1961 se rovna 3.9 millordain dolaru a narodni clluh je o neco pros 293 miliard dolaru.

Sukarno ye Vidni na VIDEI4, Rakousko. — President Sukarno, z Indonezie byl pripuSten do vicienske kliniky dues za neelein clUkladne telesne prohlidky a pravdepodobne operace. Podle scleleni informantfi, Sukarno trpi nemoci ledvin anebo 2lueovYmi kaminky.

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Pokraeovani "To se snadno iekne: Ohenite se. Ale jak? Jak vain povidam, jsem jako Po fake operaci. Bode trvati dlouhY eas, neZ se mi vrati duSevni rovnovaha a mravni sila, a co blavniho, i vide hiti jinak a eisteji, neZ jak jsem zil neblahY ten rok. Vim, he na mne i pro vetejnost zbyl temnY stin. Ktera, pak Zena nebo divka rozhod_ne se jiti za mule karbanika a opilce?" s vahnou opravdovosti hamital ueitel Chleborad.

"Ze o torn, pane uditeli, mluvite!" ruSila jej temet rozhoteene Pankova.

"Sam se Mate o innate, horS'im, neh jste. Chtela bych videti elovelca a zylaSte maze, kterY by v podobnYch pomerech jednal jinak."

"Take mu to tikavam, zlata panimamo, a ttebahe nine to dtive tuze trapilo, co provadel, myslim, he pro buduucnost mohu dati za a ye dite ruku do ohne," horlive syna omlouvala Chleboradova.

Hermina naslouchala tomu hovoru s ckem zasnenYm a uptenYm do prazdna.

Teprve, kdy tee se zatoeila zase k yecem v:i'ednejSim, poneltud oZivla a levi° la vice pozornosti.

Chleborad, jenh patrave v jeji tvdN pozoroval a sledoval, jakeho neinku docilily u Herminy jeho stesky a sebeobhaloby, nebyl vYsledkem prilis spokojen.

RovneZ jej nijak nenadchnul chlad, s jakYrn podala mu Hermina ruku, kdy s matkou z na yStevy pied yeeerem °deka.zel. Za to byla panimama fottova, tim srdeenejSi a to dodavalo mu nadeje, ze konedne se mu piece podali, ttebaZe by to yyZaclovalo i delAiho easu, co pojal po Urade s matkou za s ytij plan.

Panek brzo potom se divil, jak si jej ueitel nacichazi. Co chvile setkal se s nim na nektere sve pochtidce lesem, jindy pisel za nim i k Holeekovi, videl-1i jej tam vejiti..Vracel-li se kolem myslivny z "nahodne" schnzky s foltem v lese, pan ueitel nenechal se nikdy tuze nutiti, jestlihe jej fat tleba jenom pro formu sluSnosti pozval dovnitt. A jindy zase chodival tam na pozvani pani fottove, o eemZ Panek east° ani nevedel.

Ueitel byl mu s poeaku ternet nemilYm druhem. Panek jako muh stroheho hivota neslySel rad ustavienYch ueitelovYch ptipominek na prvni ueitelovo manhelstvi. Byl neptitelem kande sentimentality a ueitelovo "'Skomrani" — jak to nazYval jej unavovalo. Casem se vSak vec zmenila. Chleborad vycitil, he podobne hovory pantku nudi a proto s nimi brzo piestal. Za to se daval fottem

poueovati o rtiznYch zjevech lesniho hospodatstvi, Casein zaboeil i na pole saleZitosti vetejnYch i politickYch a to byl pro pantatu kten.

ye stkedu., dne 15. listopadu 1961

dluhy za jeji toalety. Ted' snad , by mu byla dobrou Hermina, ttebas tolik se ji neslibovalo. Ale nejsent padlY na hlavu, abych ueiteli lined sedl na jeho chytrystiku. I v torn pripade, kdyby jej device Hermina brzo vytuSila, kam veci na,- mohlo vystati, ja jako jeji otec bych si strahami mateinYmi smetuji a proto brzy tu vec claktadne musil napted rozlaiti v jejim nitru propukl vzdor a vzpoura. a promysliti."

Pii kaZde navSteve ueitelove chovala se VdeenY pohled HerrnininYch smutnYch k nemu zdrZeliveji a chladneji a v kratkern Case doSlo to tak daleko, ze phi ne- oei byl Pankovi odmenou za jeho dobra, jecine jeho nal/Steve uzavi'ela se ye sve slova. Panimama jako obyeejne, kdy svetnici a neukazala se, dokud neode- mela svorne mule s dcerou proti sobe, S'el. bouchla dvetini a zmizela .Fott se v‘Sak "WS to pane maiVrry. elovek by late- tentokrate, jako jindy phi podobnYch ce snad mohl od tebe odekavati, he vise projevech heniny nevole, neusrnal. aspoh, jako kaZde prima e: rne device, co se "VidiS, Hermi, kam se veci schyluji! sluSi a patti, ale ty pied na yStevou za- Marninka to s tebou mysli doble. Kdyby lezeS jako sysel," vybuchla proti deal bylo mohno ji vyhoveti, kdo by byl radjednou Pankova po ueitelove odchodu. Si nehli ja! Proto se, Hermi, na ni ne"Co bych mezi vami delala, kdy mne hnevej a nepopouzej ji. Vec nekvapi, vas hovor nebavi. Mam hromadu prate si celou vec musim jeSte ptedlohit. Snad a nernam kdy kandY druhY den kolik ho- by z toho mohlo opravdu neco bYti. din s navStevou prolelkovati," odvetila mass ji22 leta, a jak device do etytiadvaceti paniniame Hermina. let neni pod eepcem, nadeje je potom "Walc bys s nejakou tou svou titernou den ze dne Weal. Tady stranou od opiplaelcou taky mohla posedeti mezi statniho sveta je tim mene vyhlidek, he mi, aspofi by pan ueitel videl, co 'umiS." by to tu nekdo nagel."

"Netouhim po tom, aby pan ueitel ye"Ale, tatinku, vklyt' main sotva ne ja del, co umim a eeho neumim. Nezalehi -kYropiesclvat.Akdy2semiltn mi na tom ani dost main, maminko." elovek tak — ale tak tuze protivi —" "To je pak jina. Ja jsem netekl po"To je pravda, matko! Ueitel Chleborad neni piece Zacinou industrialkou, sledniho slova, abych s maminkou nemel aby Hermine claval znaniku z ruenich zie vide. To ted' vSecko zalai pi'edevS'im praci," vinisil se do hovoru se srdeenYm na tobe. A neciti'S-li k uciteli nejmentedy mu to tekni a bude si smichern Panek.

"JeSte ty zaeinej! Jste raneni slepotou, Po komedii."

"Vidim, tatinku, he tak bude nejlepe, ze nepozorujete, pros k nam pan neitel chodi? Nebo se tak slepYmi jenom sta- nema-li nine ten elovek vyS"tvati z domovite? Jiz jednou jai jej, dobraka, odpudi- va," ptijimala °taw navrh s vdeOnVm la svo utvrdohlavosti, chceS si ave. Ste- pohledem Hermina.

Pialehitost k tomu nedala na scbe dlou sti nohama zaSlapati po drulie?" vybuchla zlostne panirnama prucleeji nehli ho C..'elcati. Do kraje se jiZ vracelo jaro. j indy . "NevidiS, jak se trapi, he jednou Marjanka uhrabavala zahradu a ve prohloupil, a nevidiS, jak to ma rad? vi v jejim plote vonely jih prvni fialky, KterY pak muh by tak trpelive snaSel kdyz jednou odpoledne vybrala se Hertvoje urahlive chovani? Na, koho jeSte mina s koSikem na ruce do Slatiny obstarat nejakY nakup. Venku byla pohoda eeka§, he pro tebe ptijde?"

"Na nikoho neeekam. Vim vAak, ma- prvnich dubnovYch dni. Slunko se umyminko, he se mYliS, domnivaS-li se, he je e usmivalo, pod modrYni, jarnim nebem ueitel charakternim muZem, za jakeho rad poll ' zpivali sktivani a po rtiznu tu jej povahujeS a jak by se nam ted' rad a tarn poluZe se za potahem tadil orde jevil. A proto jej k nam radeji nezvi," brazdu ku brazde ylnkYch, na slunci se odpovedela Hermina rozhodne, temet dr- lesknoucich hrud. Krajem jakoby vanula ptedzvest vzkti'Seni, jeh se nielo za sne.

"A na to bych se piece podivala, abych etrnacte dni slaviti.

Cesty i cestieky mezi poli byly pekne ti hlavy nenapravila!"

"Mila matko, clupanina se to vec ne- vyschle a hezky se po nich behalo. Herspravi a nevyjasni," vlohil se mezi matku mina, vytidivSi svoji zalehitost u kupce, a dceru vaZne Panek. "A ostatne neni vracela se zase lined doniii a vySla prave nae spechati. Pan uelteltel Chleborad za z dediny, kdyh proti sobe spattila jiti ten eas, co je tu, ukazal se v tolika. me- pang ueitele.

Ptiblilil se k ni schvatem a s patrnYm nivem svetle, he neni mu co vetiti. Kdoh vi, co by se zase jeSte z neho nevyklu- vzrusenirn ji pozdravoval: "Jake to Ate"balo. Taky rnam oei a uSi a vS'elicos jsem sti, slam) Hermino, he vas zde vidim vide]. i zaslechl. S prvni henou nalieil na jednou dole u nas mezi obyeejnmi smrpekne yen° ale zilstaly mu po ni jenom telniky! A jak pilvabne vam lieka tim

Ve stkedu, dne 15, listopadu 1961 jarnim, svelim vzduchem rozkvetla! Vracim se site jia z prochazky, ale moje Stesti by bylo bez konce, kdybyste laskave dovolila, abych se s vami smel kousek vratiti."

"Prosim, pane Often, nebude-li yam obtili. Mile jest nale dnelni setkani velmi vhod," odvetila Hermina klidne a bez nejmenliho vzruleni.

"Opravdu, sleeno? Ani svemu sluchu neverim. Velkeho poteleni s vast strany nad moji spoleenosti nikdy jsem nepozoroval a tedy ani dnes neeekal. jdu-li k yam do myslivny, obydejne se prede mnou zavrete" — zavyeital si ueitel, vyrovnavaje po boku Herminine svnj krok.

"Chodite snad do myslivny, pane uditell, k vinli nine?" tazala se Hermina s pohledem na uditele uprenYin, takle se ye zmatku az zardel.

"Vy se jeSte ted' ptate, sledno Hermino? Vy mne nutite, abych varn i'ekl dnes, nekolik kratkYch tYdiau pa smrti me le-ny, silim po vas touhou a le vas mam k smrti rad?"

"To snad neni tak velikYm zlobinem, le dobYvain si na vaz priznani, ktere jste mi udinil jelte za kvota, sve zesnule pant. Pamatujete se jelte na onen letni podveder, kdy jsme se sami dva, setkali v lese nad myslivnou? Tehdy to bylo mene na miste nel dnes, kdy ozYva se ye vas svedomi proto, le yyznavate inn svoji naklonnost jil v (lobe, kdy rov vast pant jelte ani po prve se nezazelenal."

"Ano, sleeno, a jak jsem rad, le mne omlouvate ve sve neskonale debrote. A na onen den abych nepamatoval? ZUstavil ye mne vzpominku jako jedinY paprsek, jenl zabloudil do eerne trny, meho tehdejliho Zivota. Tenkrate nemel jsem na vice prava nezli prositi vas o trochu soucitu se mnou, ale dnes, sleeno Herminko" — roznanil bias ueitel Chleborah, "pomery se v mtij prospech zmenily, dnes ne o soucit, nYbrl o vale srdce Zebram."

"Tu jsme, pane uditeli, u korene to Na svoje vyzvani dovolte zni vlak otazku: Uvazil jste dobre, echo na Zad.ate? Zebrate a zrovna srdce! Ale reknete mi sam, myslite, le jest man° srdce a s nirn livot dati nekomu almulnou? Tak velikY dar dava se jenom z Lasky a vYmenou za srdce stejne cenne. Pro mime m.i tedy, kdyl vain otevrene rikam, le nemam v sobe tolik shy a velkomyslnosti, jil by k tomu bylo potteba, abych celY livot s y nj dala mak, jeha nemiluji a nikdy milovati nebudu," s klidem al ledovYm odvalovala. Herrnina, slova, jedno pacinejli druhelao.

"Vy ze mne nemilujete? Chcete snad Pict, le jste nine nemilovala. Ale jak piece i sama musite uznati, byly-li doby, kdy jsem vali lasky nezasluhoval, tedy

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ty doby minuly. Bolest a neltesti °distily nine ve mnohem smeru, Jsem jil ted' a chci znstati jinYin elovekem, nel jsem bYval," vytteltil malomyslne oci. ueitel Chleborad.

"Je-li tomu tak, pane uditeli, jak pravite — a ja o torn nechci pochybovati, ad pro sve tvrzeni doposud jste nepodal zaruky — tedy je to jenom k valemu vlastnimu prospechu. Uznavate-li sam, le y arn bylo tteba to odisty, jste na nejlepst ke stesti. Preji y arn ze srdce, abyste na to ceste nalel prilvodkyni, jiz bYti ja, nemam. prani ani sily.

"Vlechnu nadeji mi berete. Tak jsem se jiz zotavoval a silil pro novY livot a to jenom luznou nadeji —" "Odpust`te mi, pane ueiteli, ze jsem k varn byla upritanou. Vite aspon, na dem jste. Vale navStevy u nas v budoucnu mohou platiti pouze mYni redietim. Kdybyste se snail sledovati jine cite byla bych nucena opustiti domov a hledati Utoeilte u bratra."

"Ne, ne, sleeno. Podle toho, co jste mi rekla, vim, ze nemam prava vyhaneti yes z domova. Vytkla jste nade mnou ty rdY rozsudek, a ja se mu podrobim. City moje k yam alespon tentokrate byly uptirrine, ad sam ,jsem nedoufal, le bud.ou lined opetovany. Znam vali uminenost a le jste odhodlana radeji jako osamelY kvet uvadnouti, nel byste potesvoji vUni eloveka, jenZ jednou se vas stal nehodnYin a jenl jiz nikdy ye valich odich svou vinu nerrnuze napraviti. Prominte laskave i ze dovolil jsem si vas obtelovati,"a podejte mi ruku na dukaz, ze rozchazirne se bez hnevu, bale zfistavila jste v me zklarnane duSi cele more horkosti."

"Hake jsou leky a vy se jate chcete lediti, pane ueiteli. Preji yam ze srdce Stesti," podala uciteli. ruku Hermina.

Bylo ji uditele velmi lito, ale ye vlastnim nitru pocitila ulehaeni, jako by se ji balvan svalil se srdce. Jako by ji nadnakla neviditelna kiidla, mihala se Hermina lehkYm krokem na polni stezce a rozkvetla jarnim vzduchem i duSevnim vzrulenim, za nekolik minut dobehla do myslivny.

XVIII.

Na psacim stolku v byte profesora Horaka na KralovskYch Vinohradech v Korunni tride vrlily se kniby, brolnry a seMty jil do tako yYch hromad, ze z obchazel p, hrhza bytnou profesorovou, kdykoli se u stolku zastavila. PokUlde popadla ji chut' polovici podmaraneho PaPiru hoditi do kali-len, knihy rozestavitt do knihovny a. konedne aspon ted', kdyl se jiz blizily velikonoce, udelati na stole poradek. Ta touha videti stolek uklizenY trbala ji jil vlemi nervy, ale kdykoli udinila slaby nabeh a pouze to

Strana, 9 neb ono na stolku z mista na misto pielolila staval se jeji podnajernnik nervosnim.

Pracoval na obsahlem dile kulturne hi storickem o Italii, o nil z minul. prazdnin prines1 si haldu poznarnek. Atlasy, cestopisy, katalogy nejraznejSich musei a obrazovYch galerii sdilely svorne spoleenost onech zahYba.nYch, tulkou zbelne popsanYch selitti. Cele vanoeni pried niny a kde jakou volnou chvili v zja-le nad tirn prosedel a piece ze vleho -Lobo jenom velmi zvolna list po listu prib -Yvalo v zasuvce rukopisu, urdeneho pro tisk.

"Cele vanoce nad tim prodrepel, :n.edej Bole, aby nine s tim trapil o nocich! Vldyt' si s tim zdravi podryje," po strane hubovala bytna.

Venku se jil smalo. v HavlidkovYch sadech svezimi lupinky puede kiovi, pozitrku bude kvetna nedele, v fiterY se koly uzavrou, ale pan prolesor nejevil nejmenSi znamky, le by se chystal k odj ezdu.

"To je tam jiz pohoda jako v maji, pane doktore! Radost je venku poVti. Vzduch vlaze voni, na venkove bude o velikonocich krasa. 8koda, le jil nemam nikoho na venku, kana bych si mohla zajeti, jako vy, pane doktore," povzdechla sladce Horakova bytna, vrativk se v pod yeder z nejakeho nakupu.

"Rada byste se nine, pant Rybiekova, na ty svatky strasla?" usrnal se H_orak, pochopiv, kam bytna mini. "Vera rad bych si damn zajel, ale nepojedu. 0 svatcich vas to vlak piece trapiti nebudu."

"Ale joke pak trapeni, pane doktore?

Mani vas ;rada, vlastni maminka vas ra• deji neuvidi nez ja, ale musite piece miti rozurn. Nad tenai lejstry si zdravi znieite. Nedivila bych se, kdybyste se ueil ke zkoukam, ale takto? Doktorat mate, pevne misto mate, eeho pak jeSte chcete dosahnouti?" ‘tim bych byl na svete, kdybych proto mel jiz nad praci navady udelati kill? Place jest piece povinnosti a pH.rozenou vYpini kvota, pi i pra:A elovek na ylecky horkosti a trampoty zapoinina."

"Vy tech horkosti a, trampot asi mate!

A mate-li lake, je dosti jinYch prostredaby elovek zapomnel. Znarn pany profesory, kteii denne veder si zajdou na pet plzenskYch, chutn.a-li jim, vytahnou jich po pripade i vice a nestaraji se, co se deje v nejake Sakrabonii, jeli ta neb ona stard mazanice na otludene omitce o pet let starSi nebo "Pant Rybiekova!" zakriki bytnou rozruSene Horak.

"Protole je to Pravda! Vas by nej ldrAe melo zajimati, je-li pravou nebo jen nalidenou krasou ta, neb ona kra..sav4:x, no korsu a neudava-li si mene let, jak svedei jeji kiestni list..."

Ve stredu, dne 15. listopadu 1961 "Viclim, pant Rybiekova, ze se mne na svatky chcete zbaviti za kaZdou cenu.

No budiZ! Neztistanu y arn tady na obtik.

Psal jsem si o prospekt cestovni Sulcovy kancelare a nebude-li to priliS drahe, podivam, se trochu do sveta. Nejradeji bych do Dalmacie stopovat kinaske pa matky na druhem brehu Adrie, kdy2 Joni jsem procestoval Ralik Terst Pulj — Dubrovnik R snad a2 do Kotoru bych mohl zajeti. Jak povidam: uklidnete se, doma yam asi na ty svatky neztistanu.

"VZdyt' ja vas, pane doktore, nevyha,nim, ale budete-li chtiti i ye svatky, se tim psanim rnoriti, na mou h•iSnou nestojim za sebe, ze vain to lejstra nekam pod zamek neuzavru."

V predsini v torn okaraZiku zadrneel zvonek. Listono g v tu, dobu chodival do domu. "Snad prinaM oeekaxanSr prospekt," pornyslil si mladY profesor. Sam gel otevriti a listono'S mu vtiskl do ruky dopis.

Ach! od tatinka!" zabuSilo v Hordkovi srdce a prsty se mu chvely, kdyZ s pietou rozkezaval fizkou obalku.

Bytna zatim upokojena profesorov3",m rozhcdnutim, se ptijde na cesty, z pokoje vyklouzla. Proto Horak, osame y v pokoji, pristoupil s dopisem k oknu a hltal chtive na selskou raku Uhledna pisrnena.

Dopis znel: Draze milovanY• synu!

Prejeme si s maminkou a .s bratrem ze srdce, aby to techto naSich par radka pri stalem a dobrem zdravi vynatrefilo.

BohuZel od to doby, co riepiSeS o penize, vime o tobe tuze malo a nevinie teda take, jak je s tvVin zdravim. Cekali jsrne, ze prijecieS se na roclieepodivat o vanocicn, no, nemel's rnyslim easu, tak jsi neprijek a my jsme se teSili nadarmo. Protole ted' jsou zase velkonoce prede dvermi a nevime, bude-li ti to stat za to, abys k nam vaZil cestu, music me ti aspon napsat, jak to u nas vypacia.

Ja jsem jeSte chvala Bohu, jakZ tak2 zdrav, ale maminka nevezi v dobre Zi. Celou zirnu pokaSlavala a posedala lic,lem kamen. Doufame vS"ak v Pam. Boha, ze nam ji jest= nevezme a ze jaro ji zase postavi na noby. tam sve zabavy, nenech se tim ruSit. Pokraeovani Dobri, rada.

MladY lekar si otevre praxi.

Po nekolikaclennint eelcani prijde tlustY krejei.

"Jsem prilis tltist7" naiika, "co mi poraciite pane doktore?"

"Potrebujete vice pohybu, chod'te do schodti -- a potom vain chybi tak troehu cienniho zlobeni."

"Co main delat?"

"Sijte lidem Saty na d uh."

T, TEXAS

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LET'S 1, ,ARN CZECH

CTYRICATA

FORTIETH LESSON

Jak jsme byli poiadane

As we have been asked

opakujeme nektere

we repeat

d •ivejSi alohy.

previous lessons

Uschovejte

Save them

Si

je

laskave.

kindly.

Jsou z na gi alohy pate:

They are from our. fifth lesson:—

Vak mleko je dobre.

Your milk is good.

Toto jidlo je chutne.

This food is tasty.

Mame zleho psa

We have a bad dog,

a ten pes je velkSr,

and this dog is big,

hlida nam dfam

he watches our home,

kelyi jsme v poli.

when we are in the field. —

NaSe koeka, je males

Our cat is small .

je bila ale vzdy vista.

She is 'white, but always clean.

ruka je kratka

My arm is short

ale silna.

but strong. —

Day jsou dlouhe v lets

Days are long in summer,

ale v zime se krati.

but they shorten in winter.

Vceery jsou dlouhe

The evenings are long

a tak jam/ i noce v zime.

also are the nights in winter.

Now', =lova v teto Uloze:

New words in this lesson are: —

vOiky strum,

big tree,

zly pes, hlithrt cid ,

bad dog, watches house,

den se ktati,

clay is short,

nak, moje, tvuje, noc,

yours, ours, mine, yours, evening, night,

ruka, noha,

band or arm, leg. —

et' a pamatuj co ete g .

Read and remember what you read.

In our next lesson we wi ll repeat words Again we ask, please clip and save all from our 7 and 9 lessons as has bee re- the lessons if you are interested'. — quested by some of our readers.

Good luck the editor.

Wednesday, November 15, 1961

V2STN

— WEST, TEXAS

Types of Certificates Offered by Our SPIT

case of total disability or death of the Payor, the premiums will automatically be paid.

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age VYber rfiznYch pojistek na g SPJST vyberte si die potteby 85 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dal.CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life votm CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life TRIDA PR: Ptednostni doZ1votni CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dOZivotni. PoCLASS E: Ten Payment Life platky se plati pouze 20 let CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment CLASS C+: Twenty Payment Endowment TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, doMvotni. PoCLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 platky se plati pouze 15 let CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment TAILA E: lOti splatkova, d givotni. Poat age 60 platky se plati pouze 10 let CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 TftIda F: 15ti leta. nadaeni. Obnos cerCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance tifikdtu jest vyplacen za 15 let.

CLASS M: Retirement at age 65 TRIDA G: 20ti leta, nadaeni. Obnos CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let.

Term Mortgage Plan TRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. Glen CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term plati poplatky a g do 65ti let.

Mortgage Plan TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadadni v 60ti CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreaseltech ing Term Mortgage Plan TRIDA K: Splatkova, do 65ti let, doMCLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing votni Term Mortga g e Plan TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne firazove pojiAteCLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable ,, ni (Double Indemnity) and Convertable TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2eCLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable ni 65 roku staFi Men dostava meand Convertable sieni prijem dokud Ziv. Zemte-li CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convertpied 75 lety staid, dedici dostanou able only. mesieni plijem do 75 vYroei naroze• • nin elena JUVENILE DEPARTMENT TRIDA MC: 20ti leta apisova ochrana CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years ktera se roene zmenSuje of age Which may be converted in TRIM MX: lOti leta upisova ochrana to any other class of insurance bektera se rozne zmerguje fore attaining age 16.

TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova ochrana CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, , ktera se rodne zmenSuje. full benefit at age 1 TRIDA MD: 30ti leta, fipisova ochrana CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (bektera, se roene zinenguje ginning at age 5) TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full a zmenitelna. benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fiftee,n Payment Life, full TRIDA 10T: lOti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna benefit at age 1 TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhfitni. Zmenitelna CLASS E: Ten Pay rent Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, V DETSKEM ODDELENI Full benefit at age 1 CLASS Twenty Payment Endowment, TRIDA JT: Doeasne pojiSteni do 16 let ktere se rriff2e zmeniti na kterekofull benefit at age 1 liv jine pojiSteni kdykoliv ne'g• doCLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full saline 16 let sveho veku benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dollCLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment votni. Piny obnos pojiAteni • se vy. at age 60, full benefit at age 1 plati v pPipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age 1 TRIDA PR: Pi'ednostni doZivotni. (ZaCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at einani v 5 rokil stall) age 65, full benefits at age 1 TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, doZvotni. PlnY CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance obnos pojAteni ye vyplati v ptipaCLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full du nmrti od veku jednoho roku stabenefit at age 1.

PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers the Payor of premiums on a child's TC4DA D: 15ti splatkova dOivotni. PlnY certificate the benefit• of Payor Inobnos pojigteni se vyplati v pkipadu surance, which, provides that in imrti od veku jednoho roku.

Straus IT

TRIDA E: lOti splatkova do2ivotni. Pln ► obnos pojiStoni se vyplati v ptipadtt fimrti od veku jednoho roku TR,PIDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni piny, obnos pojigteni se vyplati v ptipadu od veku jednoho roku TWA G: 20ti leta nadadni, pinY obnos se vyplati v ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA H: Nadadni ve 65ti let. Piny obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA 20ti splatkova, nadadni v 60ti letech. PlnY obnos poji gteni se vyplati v ptipadu itmrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosahni 18 let, pinY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipacie iuzirti od veku jednoho roku.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, doMvotni. — PlnY obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA L: Dvojna,sobne firazove poji gteni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosa2eni 65 rokil stall, lien dostava, mosieni ptijem do 75 vYroei narozenin 61ena. Piny obnos pojisteni se vyplati v ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytuie elerram pla,ticim poplatky na, detske certifikaty to vYhodu ochrany, ze v padu fipine nemo2nosti no,siedkem nemoci aneb poraneni aneb v padu fimrti platiciho, poplatky na ten cletskY certifikat budou samoeinne zaplaceny.

Respectfully, Joe B. Hejny

• 4, • Dovezli jej na prave misto Automobilista se srazil s jinym a byl teZce zranen. Donesli jej k nejbli2Simu lekafi, ale v rozeileni si nepoySimli, to byl zverolekaf.

"Nemohn nideho pro neho udelati," pravil tento, "jsem zverolekakem."

"To je v pokadku," hlasil se pacient, "v2clyt' ja, jsem vlastne osel, Ze jsem tak rychle jet a nedival se kam." ) • ota •

Wednesday, November 15, 1961

V2STNiK -- WEST, TEXAS

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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. O. Box 85, West, Texas.

VEST NI

BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

HERALD— Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With puleliverable Copies to SUPREM

LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DT'S: Texas Fraternal Congress Meets At Fort Worth (Delayed from Last Week) The 61st Convention of the Texas Fraternal Congress met for a three-day conclave in Fort Worth, Texas, on Oct. 26, 27, and 28, where societies located in Texas which belong to this body converged to hear and learn of new developments in the fraternal field.

Reports from the National Fraternal Congress, held in September in Cincinnati, were presented to the Texas Fraternal Congress delegation housed in the Texas Hotel, to keep them abreast with news from all fronts in our nation.

As guests began arriving Wednesday evening for the three-day Convention, registration of delegates from 5 to 7 p.oa was followed by a reception sponsored by the Fort Worth Fraternal Council, with the $PJST presenting the entertainment. Oar Sister Mary Renfro, being Secretary of the Fort Worth Fraternal chapter.

Thursday's session began at 10:00 when Mr. Join E. Prince, Chairman, and son of the President of the Texas Fraternal Congress Mr. John V. Prince and of the Modern Woodmen of America, opened the meeting, calling the guests to order.

Then followed the scheduled program where the Mayor of the City of Fort Worth, the Honorable John Justin, Jr., addressed the Convention. Roll Call, Introduction of 07:ficers, Speakers, Appointment of Committees followed.

In the afternoon the Publicity Section inthe Crystal Ball Room, presided by Section President, your Editor, Louis O. Hosek, was held at 2:00 p.m. With a few opening words by President John V. Prince. Mrs. iNfary Young, Secretary, introduced your Editor, saying: "I feel that if every person gave as much to the Fraternal Congress we would have a better Fraternal Congress. He has co-

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "t 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." op erated in every way possible and I feel that each of you, each Society, should write up the Texas Fraternal Congress and send it to yoUr official organ, Tell them who was here from your Society and then send a copy of it to the Pubieity Section of this Congress," Mrs. Young warned that competition is keen and if we don't stand up we will fall behind. Introducing your Editor, she then concluded: "I wish we had more workers like Mr. Hosek." Mrs. Young represented the Macabees.

Hosek's speech followed.

Dear Fraternalists; Mr. President; Ladies and Gentlemen: Our theme for this section is "What Good Publicity Will Do for Our Fraternals."

There are many phases of Good Publicity. There is the word of mouth, where one person tells another of his Order and what it can do for hiiro there are its deeds, where the membership comes to the side of its unfortunate members; there is the Youth, where through the cultivation of the Social Graces, draws other young people into our ranks as well as their parents; and there is the Fraternal Newspaper, which must en-

deavor to sell the Fraternal Order to outsiders; to tie the scattered Lodges together in one big family; by covering and printing their outstanding functions during the year; to keep the harmony among differing factors and individuals, who would use its columns to grind their personal axes, as well as those who would aggrandize their own persons.

The Fraternal Newspaper which particularly pertains to this Section, is the medium of contacting the great number in the membership. It should inform, educate, create interest, suggest ways of improving our fraternal work, honor its aged membership who are no longer active, hold them in estecir.4 before our Youth. It should stress good citizenship and while it be non-sectarian, as the ease may be, foster our Democratic way of life. It should preach tolerance, understanding and confidence of the older generation for the younger generation in cur Order„so that they can grow and develop into our future leaders even if their line ofl'thinking and acting is more of the Jet Age. The Fraternal Paper should stress cooperation, good will and self discipline to follow the elected leaders in our Lodges and Order on a mapped program. of growth and success, thus sl:aring that growth and success of the Order and have the satisfaction of having participated.

A fraternal Paper must be impartial to all factions in the Fraternal Order, yet, it must boost, encourage its active memership and compliment the efforts of its Lodges and its workers, young and old.

A Fraternal Paper must express views of its membership, and soft peddle the views of its Editor.

You can see it's a big order which must be kept before the editor at all times.

Sometimes it's like trying to walk in a basket of eggs; again, it's a wonderful feeling of "to getherness" i yhich lifts one's soul, to great heights our as each issue leaves the press, a great burden of responsibility is lifted, a feeling of having done a honest job, and the hulikility for the Divine guidance received, and the good messages which it sends out to its membership and its readers.

'Wednesday, November' 15, 19,61 There are possibly many more phases of Good Publicity for our Fraternals, not touched upon here, but if one keeps just these points presented to you today in mind, it will be a job well done and its good will be evident and far reaching.

Because of last minute changes in schedule due to illness, our guest speaker Mr. Carl Biebers, of the Sons of Herman, our own well known District Three Organizer, Brother Arnold Vrla, graciously agreed to "pinch hit" for the guest speaker. Getting into a huddle at noon with our other SPJST member, and popular District Three Director to the Rest Home, brother Sid Pokladnik, they mapped out their talks so as not to over-lap ideas since time was of the essence at this Publicity Section.

I thank you for listening and may we have a good meeting.

The next speaker was Brother Arnold Vrla who stated: "Brother Chairman, fellow fraternalists, ladies and gentlemen: As brother Hosek expressed hi.tiaself, that I am to pinch hit for brother Carl Biebers — as you know it is hard to talk on the spur of the moment and as you know Mr. Biebers is a very wonderful 'non and has led his organization to heights; to very large growth — I will endeavor to bring to you some aspects of Publicity and Public Relations. The two are very closely related inasmuch as one is derived from the other. Press: what is Press? To ire it is means of communication. Now a means of communication is by word of mouth; back in the years before the automobile, it was the buggy express which got word from one place to another; then the automobile came, and now we have jet transportation.

The relation of our Field Men whose work in the field, which I am sure each organization have organizers — might call them field men — those people are the representatives and we should in all cases create good for your organization; a credit; and develop a good public relations. So in reading various and sundry books and articles, I have a few thin gs that might be of interest and I will go down the line as I have listed tlickr4 here.

I am thankful for my many blessings: I appreciate my many opportunities, no matter how small or how large. It is up to me what I make, measuring that I create good relationship and good will for my paft. I love my workers; will be a good listner; appreciate the other fellow's point of view without being critical; keep up my enthusiasm; never hold negative thoughts against any of my clients, prospects or competitors; make my worker a gain; and have the right

VEST INTt X — WEST, TEXAS never be discouraged; try to make life a little sweeter for sooneone every day and if you can accomplish that you have done a lot; be courteous, by living by the golden rule.

Mark Twain said that no matter how old you may be that you can reduce your age by several years by putting a colored flower in your lapel or better still, by wearing a smile on your face.

Try wandering down the street and watch the faces of people that you meet and you will want to understand what is on the inside of this grim atomic age.

Most of the people you meet will have forgotten that they have two good eyes, two good ears, a healthy appetite, but they let the worries rob them of their smile. Put all of God's goodness in you as you go about your work — smile — the whole world is so hungry for your smile.

Brother Vrla went on to suggest that if we would adhere by some omen that each and everyone of us would have a better feeling at the end of the day.

Brother Vrla then litsed ten suggestions or rules, which appealed to many who heard him and he had requests for them by the delegation. They are: 1. Always say less than you think. Cultivate a low, persuasive voice. How you say it often counts more than what you say, 2. Make promises sparingly and keep them faithfully, no matter what it costs you.

3. Praise good work done, regardless of who did it. If criticism is needed, criticize helpfully, never spitefully.

4. Be interested in others. Interested in their pursuits, their welfare, their home, and family. Let everyone you meet, however humble, feel that you regard him as one of importance.

5. Be chereful. Hide your pains, worries and disappointments under a smile.

6. Preserve an open mind on all de batable questions. Discuss but do not argue. It is a mark of superior minds to disagree but yet be friendly.

7. Discourage gossip. Make it a rule to say nothing of another unless it is something good.

8. Be careful of another's feelings — wit and humor at the other fellow's expense are rarely worth the effort, and may hurt where least expected.

9. Pay NO attention to ill-natured remarks about you. Simply live so that noone ill believe them.

10. Don't be too anxious about your "due". Do your work, be patient, and keep your disposition pleasant. Forget self and you will make few enemies.

"It was a pleasure for to pinch hit fnr Mr Carl Bi pvers and I thank you

Strana 13 for your kind attention and may God Bless You." Then Brother Louis Engelke, Secretary of the Texas Fraternal Congress and representing the Sons of Herman, requested that he be allowed to read a "paper" prepared by Mr. Biebers who was unable to come at the last moment.

Good Publicity whatever kind it may be; newspaper on a city, country newspaper or a small community or semi-monthly issues in our fraternal society — all of this is of great value if covering the points the advertiser wants to bring to the readers, and therefore the article must be styled to that point. The fraternal organ, good publicity definitely accomplished results. Many societies are fortunate to have a newspaper. He then went on to explain how his society put on a membership drive, for a three-month period where the styling of the advertisement is different each month but publicizing the membership drive; that each year the drive becaries more successful than the preceding year. The same applies to Publicity from other outstanding virtues that some other societies have to offer: the Home for the Aged, where they assign their life insurance policies to the Home for the care from the Home for the rest of their lives; the Youth camp at the foot of the Home of the Aged grounds where some 60 children a week were cared for with recreational facilities and now through popularity and demand applications run about one hundred youngsters a week.

"This proves once more what good publicity accomplishes for an organization."

The address closed with a quote which Henry Kaiser Jr. had printed on a card: "Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify our Father in heaven." Matt. 5:16.

The next speaker was our well-known brother Sid Pokladnik, President of Lodge 84 in Dallas. Since brother Pokladnik had to alter his speech somewhat to fit in with that of brother Vrla, his rewritten talk threw him a little and he didn't deliver his punch lines correctly, which he admitted with a "you don't seem to appreciate my jokes" which brought up peals of laughter — "so I'll tell you another one" — cuore laughter, in fact he turned his "mis-cue" into a riot, for a brilliant speech that afternoon.

Brother Pokladnik continued: "First of all I would like to say something purposely. I would like to say that sitting up here; the same as at home where I am president of our local lodge No. 84, SPJST, I notice how the sisters and brothers will always sit at the back of the

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1. In these news reports the interest of our young generation is of vital importance.

2. All Reports should be in a Friendly fraternal manner.

3. Be careful of misconcept of rightful aims, through rumors.

4. Give credit where credit is due — if you can't say something good — don't say it.

5. Stand behind your choice of officers, committees, delegates and anyone in your society given any responsibility.

6. Don't downgrade your societies but tell the public what YOU have and what YOU can do for them.

7. Don't, forget all of these problems and more — go to your Editor and Press — give him or her the best news you can from your respective lodges, so he or she in return can render the service he or she would like to render.

You have to help your newspaper because that particular person in charge cannot make every point in the state; it has to be sent in the mail where it has the value and understanding; when you do that you will do your part at home.

As it has been said before, you are being watched by Dany, many, not only by the Fraternal Societies but by every other society. So, dear fraternalists, go back to your respective lodges and let the public see the good news. If there is some little disagreement, keep it at home, but to the public give them the best and you' will reap the best. Fraternal societies don't spread through, the use of thousands of dollars of advertising, you have to help yourselves. I hope my points have been of some benefit, that I've not taken up, too much of your time, but that is my thinking about Public Relations." concluded brother Pokladnik.

The Press Section Secretary, Mrs. Mary Maupin read the minutes of the last Fraternal Congress Convention and minutes were acce pted as read.

In the Election of Officers, the present officers were re-elected for another year 1. Not by spending lots of the com- by acclamation. pany's earnings for big salaries, Public Then President, brother John V. Prince Relations, Publicity, — big advertising gave his Report on the National Fralike Rodeos, T. V., Billboards, Special ternal Congress held in Cincinnati, Sept.

Pamphlets and many other ways. But, 25, 26 and 27, from an overall program, being able to be part of his or her socie- giving just some of the high points disty as an active member, like an officer of cussed, saying the Convention was held a local lodge, com,r,ittee, delegate to con- to "promote the general welfare of the ventions and other functions which you Fraternal Benefit System; that at preshave in fraternal life. Also, most societies ent 102 societies belong to the National have their weekly, semi-monthly or Fraternal Congress; over 600 delegates monthly "News" which goes to their registered 'from the United States and membership. Now, that is where our Fra- Canada; he described problems of preternal Societies can reap — that is where miums (pro and con of mailing pregood publicity should be presise. miums in directly to headquarters). Bro. Keep up with modern til.r.es and •new Prince touched upon new Fraternal Sales developments.

Training Courses, dealing with problems

empty. Let's all sit up closer, he bids.

Firs,t it may not be my place to say so, but I would like to say that our Brother Hosek who is the Editor of our Vestnik (Herald) is a man that was born in Czechoslovakia, came to this country, became a citizen of the United States, I think from his words, reactions and ;feelings, he deserves the credit that this country gave him because his full heart and soul is in the support of the Fraternal Orders.

Getting to the topic: "Public Relations and Publicity." Why do we want to pinpoint Public Relations and Publicity in our circle of Fraternal Societies? Because in our Fraternal Circle our problems are different than those of the large commercial companies. These large commercial companies spend thousands upon thousands of dollars for their advertising and prnnoting their merchandise. But, those same problems can well be fought in a clean and honest way in our fraternal societies. We know that Public Relations is an art of winning public favor for any organization or person. Evidence of efforts to create public opinion can be found in almost all periods of history, and now, today, public opinion is a world-wide business.

I say that public favor can be gained only when you have ethical policies and practices. That, the fraternal societies have more than any others in the same field; because they feel and live a fraternal life.

I know that many societies in their early life started by bringing together groups that were banded together so that they could help in time of sickness or death. These groups started many of our societies and we should always be proud that we are members of one of these societies. Many of these societies have more than a half-century of service to their credit. And why? Because, yet, today, the work is carried out by the members who have the fight to be a part of the society.

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 of sales promotion; the closed corporation, key men's life insurance; familyprotection, differed income investment, analysis of typical estate; just to name a ?few new insurance plans in the offing; he outlined the program of the National Fraternal Congress.

That evening at 7:00 p.m. the Banquet at the Grand Ball Room was held and again President Prince presided as Master of Ceremonies. At this program our sister society, the Western Bohemian, presented two dance numbers and our own SPJST presented the beautiful "Conquerors of Ages" number of Lodge 154, which the Vestnik will run as soon as the picture arrives.

Friday, October 27, was another big day for our SPJST officers and 'members who appeared in various categories.

Because your Editor was putting out Your Vestnik, he was not able to be present, but reading the program we see that our Vice President, Brother Joe B. Hejny presided as Section President at the FIC and Field Section, dealing with the different phases of insurance which our societies handle. At noon he also presided at the FIC Luncheon, and Business Meeting in the Executives' Room of the Texas Hotel.

At 2:00 p.m. in the Crystal Ball Room again, the Youth Counselor's Section met, for a session. Here Brother Hejny again presided as Section President.

Our Supreme Lodge Secretary, brother Raymond Urbanovsky gave his Report on the Youth Section of the National Fraternal Congress held in Cincinnati.

Our pretty Kathy Vrla of Lodge No. 130, Dallas presented an Accordion Solo, for Kathy is quite accomplished on her instrument. In the Business Meeting the speaker was our own Sister Wilma Nesuda our District Three Director. (She has promised to send in her talk). Then followed Election and installation of new of)ficers. That evening the "Go Western" part of the Youth Program, Lodge No. 154 of Fort Worth played host to the Convention, Busses took them out to Lodge 154, where red and white checkered covered tables, and plenty of delicious barbecue and beans and other Western 'fare awaited the fraternalists.

Brother Hejny also presided at this part of the Program. On this evening's program the Western Bohemian Society presented a Piano solo number and our own SPJST presented the colorful Folk Dance by the 9-12 year-old set.

Saturday morning at 9:00 o'clock in the Crystal Ball Rockr,i the Memorial Services were held where Past Officers of the fraternal Societies were called "home" to be honored. New business and

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 the usual installation of new officers and other outstanding items to "mop up" the successful Convention for 1961. , Besides our SPJST and the Western Bohemian society, the GSA and the KJZT societies have filed application for membership. Welcome.

Represented at this year's Convention were the following societies as taken from the program: Royal Neighbors; Knights of Columbus; Brotherhood of Locomotive, Firemen and Engineers; Woodmen Circle; Modern Woodmen of America; Sons of Hermann; Woodmen of the World; Modern Woodmen of America; Lutheran Brotherhood; Woman's Benefit Association; Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainucen; the Maccabees; Degree 'of Honor, and the Aid Association of Lutherans. You can see that this is a wonderful roster of societies in of Texas, spreading their influence into every corner of our state.

Through the kindness of Brother Urbanovsky, we gave you his report on the Convention in Cincinnati where he represented our Order.

From the comments volunteered, our SPJST Order did itself proud, made many new friends among the fraternallets and is one of the most aggressive and hard-working societies in Texas.

Witn the "Accent on Youth," our Youth Section is a moving and vibrant wing of our Order and makes a fine representation for itself among the other Youth Groups of the other societies.

Through our Districts, the District Youth Activity Day, Contests and the State Talent Contest, every District in our Order was represented Oil the placard depicting Youth Activities in our state. The "First" among the fraternal societies was our STATE TALENT CONTEST which was highlighted. Congratulations and many thanks to all that participated.

Your editor, Louis 0. Hosek •

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To All Our Organizers Brothers and Sisters: We would like to assure you again that our Vestnik is willing and anxioac to be of service to everyone of you We are ever mindful that you neee oine publicity in your work and we are ready to serve you. So, do not hesitate to call on us.

Your letters should he 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 enj oyable.

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The meeting was called to order by President Marek at 9:15 a.m.

All members of the Supreme Lodge were- present as follows: Edward L. Marek, Joe B. Hejny, R. A. Urbanovsky, Jos. Koliha, Jr., Ben Zabelk, R. E. Broz, Robert Cervenka, Chas.

Holasek, August Kacir, John A. Kubena, J. M. Skrabanek, E. P. Sralla. Henry E. CERTIF ICATES ISSUED Vitek.

Editor Hosek was also present.

January 1st., 1961 to October 31st., 1961 RE: Reading of the Minutes District Members Insurance Secretary Urbanovsky read the minNo, One 109 $ 179,500.00 utes of the last meeting. Director Sralla 136 Nth. Two 219,500.00 made a motion, seconded by Director Nth, Three 443 574,000.00 Kubena, to delete the following: On pa,ge No. Four 35 81,000.00 176, paragraph 8, the words, "but not less No, Five 205 1,035,000.00 than $25.00 for any one appraisal," with No, Six 146 198,500,.00 the above correction, the minutes were No. Seven 136 9176,500.00 approved as read.

RE: President Marek's Report 1,210 52,464,000.00 President Marek referred to his writNovember 1st., 1961 ten report, which is filed with the reFraternally yours, ports of all the officers.

Joe B. Hejny Brother Marek reported that he had a • v conference with the Committee at Lodge Dear Organizers, Friends, Brothers and No. 66, and that Vice-President Hejny and Secretary Urbanovsky were with.

Sisters: him at this riaeeting. It was found that Our report for October shows we have the Convention Hall at ti!e Raleigh Hoissued 82 . certificates for the amount tel, had ample space to hold our Conof $127,500.00 of Life Insurance for a vention. After hearing Brother Marek's total of $2,464,005.00 of life insurance report Director Kubena made a motion, issued this year. seconded by Director Skrabanek to set the date of our Convention to start on The total of life insurance written the third Monday in June, in 1064 at tile thus far this year is $2,554,000.05, winch Raleigh Hotel in Waco. leaves us a balance of $446,000.00 to President Marek read a letter from reach $3,000,050.00 for a record year' in Ostaja Muniza and his answer to Brother selling life insurance.

Muniza concerning a destitute member The top organizers for October are as in District No. 5. follows President Marek read an appeal from District No. 1 — Frank Vytopil the Local Red Cross Chapter for funds District No. 2 — Emil J. Hejl for Hurricane Carla. Director Holasek District No. 3 — Anna Milan made a motion to contribute $50; secondDistrict No. 4 — C. S. Bubenik ed by Director Skrabanek. Brother Sralla, District No. 5 — J. M. Skrabanek made a motion to contribute $25; secDistrict No. 6 — Ad. B. Dusek onded by ,Director Broz. The last motion District No. 7 — H. W. Marcak was voted on first, then it carried by a We wish to thank all of you for your motion of seven to six. contributions and hope you will help us President Marek again brought up the in reaching the $3,000,000.00 this year. adoption of the Retirement Plan, which With best regards, I am 'had been deferred in the last meeting.

Fraternally yours, Attorney Kacir made a motion, seconded Joe B. Hejny

by Treasurer Koliha, to adopt the plan as accepted by our Convention. The motion carried.

RE: Vice-iresident Hejny's Report Vice-President Hejny presented his written report in the meeting and referred to it, eraking his oral report.

Vice-President Hejny reported that the _ ait insurance quota set for the Order has Following are the Minutes of the Third been exceeded, and that some districts, Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Su- especially District No. 5, have gone a preme Lodge, SPJST, held at the office good deal over their quota. of the Supreme Lodge at Temple, Texas, Vice-President Hejny reported on the on October 12, 1961.

State Talent Contest and reported that

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Vice-President Hejny brought up the Texas Fraternal Congress Convention in Fort Worth, and appealed to the members of the Supreme Lodge to attend.

Vice-President Hejny inquired whether we will send Organizers to the Insurance Marketing Schools again this year. There was a lengthy discussion in which Brother Sralla, Kacir, Vitek and Skrabanek participated, after which it was unanimously agreed to let Brother Hejny select the Organizers to take the insurances course.

RE. Secretary Urbanovsky's Report Secretary Urbanovsky referred to his written report which he mailed out to the Directors several days prior.

The first item on the agenda was the s'r.ortage of funds to take care of our loan committments. After some discussion Vice-President Hejny made a motion, seconded by Director Vitek to pass a resolution authorizing the President and Secretary to borrow up to $300,000.00.

Secretary Urbanovsky brought up that due to oversight no resolution of respect was adopted in the death of Martin S"alla. father of our Director Edward P. Sralla. By common consent it was agreed that the resolutions of respect for both, Mai S'ralla and Frank L. Hejny, father of our Vice-President Joe B. Hejny should be passed and spread on the minutes of our Order, and one copy to be mailed to the family, and one copy to be published in the Vestnik. (resolutions) Secretary Urbanovsky reported that Martin Hajdik, a oriember of Lodge No. 141, at Sealy will become 96 years of age and his life certificate will endow. Secretary Urbanovsky was Instructed to contact the Secretary of Lodge No. 141 and that some program or formal presentation of the voucher to Brother Ho 1dik be arranged. It was also reported that one member of Lodge No. 17 will also attain the age of 96 and since we 1, ave no record of this, Secretary Urbanovsky was instructed to write to Secretary of Lodge No. 17, Brother Melvin Skrabanek for the information.

Secretary Urbanovsky stated that it is customary when a borrower requests partial release, when he makes his application for a mortgage loan with other lending agencies these require a fee of at least $50 for any partial release. After some discussion Vice-President Hejny made a motion, seconded by Secretary Urbanovsky that henceforth where our Deed of Trust provides for partial releases, to charge $50 for such partial releases. Motion carried.

Secretary Urbanovsky reported that

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Rudolph Troubil, Manager of the Rest Home, visited at the Supreme Lodge Office and that he requested Secretary Urbanovsky to bring up the question whether or not the Supreme Lodge would furnish one room in the new addition of the Rest Hune. A discussion on this matter was held by Brother Sralla, Skrabanek and Koliha. Treasurer Koliha made a motion, seconded by Director Kubena to furnish one room in the Infirmary. Attorney Kacir made a motion to defer deliberation on this matter until the next meeting. Seconded by Director Vitek. This motion was voted on first and carried by a majority.

Secretary Urbanovsky brought up for consideration the application of William D. Rohlf for a mortgage loan on some buildings irz Fredericksburg, Texas.

After some discussion, Secretary Urbanovsky was requeSted to advise Mr. Rohlf that the application had been declined.

' Secretary Urbanovsky made a report on his attendance at the National Fraternal Congress Convention.

RE. Treasurer Koliha's Report Treasurer Koliha distributed and read his report in the meeting and referred to it orally.

Treasurer Koliha reported that he had received a letter requesting an increase on REL NO. 6331 loan on account of damage by Hurricane Carla. It was unanimously agreed that he file the application for a loan through regular channels.

Action was taken on delinquent loans that were reported in the July Meeting.

There was a good number of loans that Treasurer Koliha wanted to bring up for attention. Therefore, Director Kubena made a motion that the Investment Committee be authorized to treat all delinquent loans in the same manner as all

rep, ' Three Officers as tiaey presided at the recent fall Meeting of the District in host Lodge No. 154 in Fort Worth, Texas.

Reading from left to right: Brother Alvin Nesuda, Second Vice-President; Brother George Trojacek, President, and Sister Dolfie Hrabina, Secretray.

the Background behind Brother Trojacek is our District 7in c ee Flag, which is always pkesent at the District Meetings, and the Pennant Cowtown, Texas, belongs to the Fort Worth Sokol Unit which they used during the Sokol (Stet) Congress in Chicago, just recently, to advertise Fort Worth,

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 seriously past due loans taking into consideration the recommendations of the Directors in whose District the said loan or loans exist. Seconded by Director Skrabanek, motion carried.

RE: Attorney Kacir's Report Attorney Kacir asked if anyone had any questions of him. No one responded.

Attorney Kacir explained about a certain death claim.

Attorney Kacir explained to Brother Broz about loans in San Angelo Irrigation District, stating that the District has not been completed and recommend ed that we do not accept any loan applications of the property would be taxed before water is available.

RE: Directors' Report Director Vitek said he had nothing to report but he did want to congratulate Director Skrabanek and thank him for the nice turn out by District No. 5, at the State Talent Contest.

Director Holasek reported that Johnny J. Cizmar needs more money and recommended a $2,000.00 increase in his loan. Attorney Kacir stated that if the Mechanic's and Material men's Lien Contract is drawn up for the amount sufficient to justify the said increase, that it would be permitted.

Attorney Kacir explained to Director Eros why the two loans were turned down by him. The reason being that there was a fault made in the way the Mechanic's and Material men's Contract was drawn up.

Director Skrabanek states that the Holiday Greetings which appear in the Vestnik should show names of all members as signers of these greetings. It was so agreed.

Director Skrabanek stated that the Rest Home will need some funds in the near future. He was advised to file a formal application, signed by the principal officers of the corporation, and it was agreed that the funds would be advanced to them as needed.

Director Skrabanek brought .up RED No. 7354 for reduction in payments and recommended refinancing the loan with out appraisal at $85 monthly payments.

It was agreed unanimously.

Treasurer Koliha inquired of Director Skrabanek if he had anything to report on REO No. 125 and REO No. 135.

Director Skrabanek said that he went by these properties but was unable to contact the prospective buyers.

Director Sralla stated that he regretted not being able to attend the State Talent Contest, but due to the fact that he had so much work with the RVOS on account of Hurricane Carla, that he just ► it. wasn't able to make Secretary Urbanovsky brought up a question whether or not to ask for an

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VESTNIIK® WEST, TEXAS application fee and an inspection of property where the borrower is asking for a reduction in payments or an increase of a small amount for improvements where we have previously loan 461 a considerable amount and the loan has been reduced by 50 per cent or more and is in current status. There was a lengthy discussion but no action was taken.

President Marek asked all present if they had anything else to bring up before the meeting and since there was no response, Director Vitek made a motion

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to adjourn, which was seconded by Director Cervenka.

The meeting adjourned at 7:00 p.m.

• 4, • They tell me that woman is a gossip. Do you think she is reliable.

All I know is that what she says goes!

• • Woman (on crowded street car, to her , friend) "I wish that good-looking man would give me his seat.

Five men stood up.

WES JANOTUSEK

They are both irora our Dallas Youth We are proad to present to you Sister Kate Vrla of Lodge 130 Dallas, and James group and we hope, our future fraternal Janousek of Lodge 84, Dallas, both in leaders. beautiful Czech National Costumes.

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District Calendar DISTRICT THREE The Spring Meeting in 1962 of our District Three will be held at Lodge 92 Fort Worth. More details on this forthcoming DISTRICT SIX The Spring Meeting of District 6 will be held at Talton, Texas early in 1962 Date will be announced later.

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Dear Members and Friends, Our Sokol calendar contains the following events: Sunday, November 19, 1961 — KJZ`In Meeting Wednesday, November 22, 1961—Thanksgiving Eve Dance See you at the Harvest Dance on the 14bn of October.

Nazdar!

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Lydia (Tick) Alholm ) • • The MAW. D3'al..L;'?.Uc.• Cl:.. b will present SOKOL FORT WORTH an English Play cll,, d "God Gracious, Dear Members and Friends, Grandma," 'Sitiula.er 26. So, Sunday, November 5, 1961 was the day please mark your .rs and attend that our Sokol children of the Souththe Flay at Lodge i'v c, Dmuston. can District had looked forward to for quite some time. '

DISTRICT SEVEN District Meeting of our Seventh Dis trict will be held at Corpus Christi in the Spring of 1962 at Lodge 56, sometime in April.

40, e All our other District officers are requested to please announce as soon as possible, their meeting place, and date.

The average televion set has about i a " e t as Many parts as a typewriter (1500).

TO THE ORGANIZERS OF DISTRICT THREE

At 10:30 in the morning, the children's ,opetition got started at the Hall. By

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• • Friday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. Lodge 66 Elm Mott.

Make your plans to be present!

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla Dist. III Organizer

won't be long now until Thanksgiving. We are Thankful for the many good co r respondents who contribute to Vestnik's column in Czech or the the English Section.

We know many of you loyal readers are thankful too, for the improvements their contributions have made to our fraternal Vestnik.

Why not give them a pat on the back this is the :SP JET ef,, Ch,ere. In the ' 84, everywhere and tell them: "THANK LodgcPao b,in Czech cosEric Honza YOU, SISTERS AND BROTHERS! s under the b Brother Frank t N ' Texas, one of the two :, • if„; Henzen, as they appeared during one of bands which furnished music during the Gulls and porpoises sleep while float- their numbers in the Band Shell at the progra2a.

State Fair of Texas, October 15, dining ing on the water.

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 noon, the competition and special events were completed.

After a very well prepared fried chicken dinner the crowd resumed in the hall at 2:30 p.m. for the awarding of the ribbons, medals and trophies.

Bro. Jerry Milan, our Ft. Worth Sokol Physical Director was master of ceremonies. The very informal program started with the audience standing at attention, and in a body saying the Pledge of Allegiance to our American Flag. Several important people seated in the stage were recognized. We were kriost happy to have the presence of the following people: Sister Marie Prevratil of Dallas, Secretary of the Southern District, Bro. Miro Parma of Dallas, President of the Southern District, Sylvia Laznovsky of Ennis, Southern District Director of Women, and our own Ft. Worth Sokol President, Bill Renfro.

Brother Jerry thanked the many Sokols that came from Dallas, Ennis and Fort Worth for the fine job rendered in judging the children in competition.

The girls and boys were divided into classes: "A" and "B" ; and the following categories of competition were judged for first, second, third and fourth place ribbon winners. Rings, Marching, Parallel Bars, All Around Athlete, were chosen in each division. The girls also had the Balance Beam in their competition.

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Reports From Local Loere3 LODGE 63 SWEET HOME Dear Members, The time is here again to inform you of our next regular meeting which will be held Sunday, Nov. 19 at 2:00 p.m.

All members are urged to attend as the election of officers will be held.

Following the meeting a social will be held. The sisters are asked as usual to bring what ever goodies they wish and the drinks will be taken care of by Bro. Targac.

Strana 19 LODGE 84, DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Tne Entertainment Committee of ,Lodge 84, wishes to advise all of our mekriters and friends that for our last dance before Advent, will be Sunday night, December 2nd, with t ine famous Wally Pikal Orchestra from Hutchins, Minnesota being engaged for this date.

We hope to see all of yoU at this dance and bring your friends.

Don't forget to make plans to celebrate New Year's Eve, Sunday, December 31st with us.

Music will be by Ed Faraizl Orchestra.

Dancing from 8:30 p.m. 'till 4:00 a.m.

Entertainment Committee, Lodge 84, Dallas

Do not forget the date — Sunday, Nov. STEFANIK LODGE NO 142 19, we will be looking for all of you.

Houston, Texas Fraternally yours, Brothers and sisters Felix Jurica letter is to inform you that Secretary

Special Events included Chinning for boys and Triple Broad Jump for boys, while the girls had for their special events, Volley Ball and Broad Jump.

The closing of the Children's Cornpetiton program was an exhibit by various individuals and groups.

It was nice seeing so many of our Sokol Friends form Dallas and Ennis.

Nazdar!

Mrs. Lydia (Tirk) Alholm Editor's note: We are, indeed, very sorry that we are unable to print all of the names of the winners in the various divisions, due to limited space.

There were well over a hundred winners in this competition. We trust our young Sokol friends realize that our fraternal Vestnik has to give preference to fraternal matters; to articles partaining to our own fraternal aims.

• £ • So Turner made a fortune?

Yes he invented a chocolate bonbon with a lettuce center for wolx,en on a diet.

• 46 • The Hlahol Dramatic Club will present an English Play called "Good Gracious, Grandma," Sunday, November 26. So, please mark your calendars and attend the Play at Lodge No. 88, Houston,

re Vestat:L plee-tic.; to its readers a scene from the Czech Festival held Oct. 15, at the State Fair of Texas. The scene, shows the SPJST Lodge No. 84 Choral Club in , Czech costumes in the background and also the Bands which furnished the music for the program. Due

LJ the size of the t where the program was given, the picture could only catch about half of the whole group of folks on the stage for the program.

The bands were the Honza and Rejcek Rands, so popular in central Texas for their dance music,,

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our next lodge meeting will be an election of officers for 1962. I hope that all of you will attend this meeting to elect the officers of your choice.

Our meeting will be held on the first Sunday in December. It is December 3, at 1:00 p.m.

Please attend this 1.r.ieeting not only for the election of officers, but to take care of the other important matters such as the paying of dues if you are behind.

Fraternally yours, Alvin E. Melnar • 4 • ( FORT WORTH LODGE NO. 92 Dear Readers: The Lodge coming events will be a Harvest Dance, Saturday, November 18th, sponsored by St. George's Church. There will also be a special three acts during the intermission by the girls of the Sokol. Gym. Everyone make plans to come and enjoy dancing and also the entertainment.

Everyone remember the Lodge Dances, Friday, November 24th, and also Friday, December lst enthe music will be by Wally Pikal and his orchestra and this will be their first tour to Texas. Everyone make plans to come out and enjoy this fine orchestra.

If you are making plans already for New Year's Eve. The music will be by John Rejcek and his Orchestra from Abbott, Texas.

We want to wish a speedy recovery to Sister Lillie Matusevich who has recently underwent surgery and is still in the Hospital but hope it won't be long before she will be at home.

We also want to extend our deep heartfelt spripathy to the Family of Brother John H. Murphy whose father passed away last week. To let them know that our thoughts are with them in their sorrow.

Everyone remember the coming events and make plans to come to all the Lodge activities that you can attend.

Fraternally, Jay Dee Waggoner ) • ,t• • ( CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Dear Brothers, Sisters and Friends, Our next Sokol annual meeting will be held Sunday, November 19, 1961 at 2 p.m. at the Sokol Hall. Again it is time to elect our officers for the year of 1962.

I sure would like to see all our members present at this meeting. It is an important meeting. So please come everyone and elect the ones of your choice.

After the meeting there will be some games and other entertainment, refreshments,and supper.

As usual if any of the Sokol sisters are so good hearted and inclined, the can

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Women's Nook

BROTHER

MAZANEC

Vestnik proudly presents, District Three First Vice President, Brother Ed. Mazanec, as he appeared during the recent District Three Meeting held in Fort Worth, with host Lodge 154 of that city.

Brother Mazanec is a member of our Lodge No. 66, also popularly known as Linden Hall, located at Elm Mott, Texas.

Brother Mazanec is a very active and energetic member in his home lodge, a true booster of SPJST and his District's goals.

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® Our Orgamzers Dear Sisters and Brothers: We are calling a meeting of all organizers in and near Elm Mott to be held next Friday November 17, at 7:30 p.m. at the Linden Hall in Elm Mott, Texas.

Brother A. M. Vrla, our District Organizer for your District will be with us and we have some very important subjects to discuss. Among other things, in the meeting, we will try to cover all the changes and supplements which we now have in our new rate book.

Please be sure to 'attend this meeting.

It is of great importance to all of us.

With best regards, I am Fraternally yours,, Joe B. Hejny , mittee will furnish sausage, bread, coffee, milk and other things connected with that supper.

We will be very happy to see you all at the Sokol Hall.

Fraternally yous, Jim Kucera Sr., President Tnins, Clod Cnnro4r 1,7

ENNIS, TEXAS REPORT ON DISTRICT HI MEETING This will be a rather belated report on the business session of the third district meeting at Lodge No. 154, Sunday, October 29th.

At this meeting, particular emphasis was placed on the need for a more determined and concentrated drive for the benefit of the Youth Camp. Our "Kitty" is gradually growing, but we need more help from everyone and especially the lodges. With the many kind and generous donations that we had Sunday, and those in the past, eventually, our goal may be achieved.

It is by working with our youngsters, that we can keep their interest in the SPJST. It isn't only programs that heighten their interest, but thin , gs that they enjoy doing. And what do youngsters enjoy? Many varieties of activities.

They enjoy play, supervised programs, planning activities in which they are given the responsibility, folk dancing, and so ,irany other things. A youth Camp is the answer to many of these activities; there our young members can play, plan, and participate in any planned activity, and all of this in the great outdoors, where the sun light, and fresh air is so beneficial to their growth.

When the Youth Camp becomes a reality, then the parents will also want to attend, for it is through their interest and participation, that their children will want to also attend, and consequently will look forward to the time when the outing to the District Youth Camp is planned.

After the meeting had been called to order, there was a welcome extended by the representatives of Lodge 154. Followed by a weleome by the president of the 3rd District.

A roll call of the 20 lodges in our district showed that we had a very good representation. Lodges No. 71 and 145 have merged to become a new lodge, No. 167.

Our district meeting was rather for-• tunate in that we had many out of district visitors, who were interested enough in the work of the SPJST to

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VEST N f K — WEST, TEXAS Strana 21 were also officers of the Supreme Lodge am saving them for my daughter's use to have these tables fixed by putting and our .editor present, to whom we are later on wooden legs on the same table tops; the always so grateful for their attendance; Thanks very much. hall floor has been painted all around for with their full schedule, their time Yours truly, the walls where the tables are standjust doesn't stretch far enough.

Mrs. Sophie Burks ing and the kitchen floor, too, 'has been A report was also given on the Frater) sslks painted, this prevents the black stains nal Congress which had been held for from foods to show up on. the floor.

LO ➢GE', NO 88 HOUSTON three days at the Texas Hotel and at the Dear Members and 'Friends The youth leaders told the members same lodge, just a day previous, which The seasons have changed and the tnust have been highly successful. There weather has become chilly and the time that they will have a Birthday Party sometimes in November for all those also, Youth and the need to provide is fast approaching for Thanksgiving. who had birthdays during the year 1961, functions for their interest was stressed. 'Celebrating this occasion so that we the Youths will send out cards for this The SP,IST Rest Home is being extend- might count our blessings at this time of occasion. ed and enlarged with the addition of a the year, Saturday, Nov. 18, Lodge No. 88 hospital wing, where any resident of the is having a Turkey Supper with a big The next thing brought up was about rest home will be able to obtain hospital dance to follow with the music of the having our ChriStmas Party. It was deand medical care, if the need arrises. Jolly Six. cided to have the party on Decewber These new hospital rooms can be fur- The dinner starts at 4:30 and you will 10th. Turkeys and other items will be at nished for the sum of $350. So if an in- be served Turkey, Dressing, Giblet Gravy, the expense of the Lodge, cards will be dividual or a lodge wishes to furnish one String Beans, and Yams for only $1.00 sent out to remind the members of the of these rooms it will be deeply appre- for adults and 60 cents for children. Any date, and for the ladies to bring some crated, I am sure. On the door of each donations of pastry will be more than pastries. Gifts also will be exchanged room there will be a plaque, stating who appreciated. We also hope that any sister and ole Santa will be there to see that furnished that particular room. wishing to help with the Turkey Supper all the little ones get a gift from him.

After a delicious dinner, the meeting will call Sister Annie Vala at JA 8-7627.

The Youth leaders Sisters Frankie Miwas called to order, and each president But, at any rate, be sure to come to the keska, Helen Cepak and Estelle Marek of the lodge represented, was asked to Big Turkey Supper and Dance, Saturday will have the program in charge, while give a report of the activities sponsored Nov. 18, and bring your friends. sisters Christine Milberger, Stevie Pustein 1961 by his lodge. These were rather Something special has also been added jovsky and Mary Jansky will have the interesting reports, for there are many this year. A pre-T'nanksgivi-ng Dance kitchen in charge. The following ladies lodges that are active all the time, and will take place on Wednesday, November will help, Sisters Sophie Lesikar, Millie then some that are not. So I am sure 22, to a very popular orchestra. Future Barton, Frances Popp, Bessie Popp, Anthat many went home with the thought details of this dance will be announced nie Marek, Mary Marek and Mary Dudik. that they too could have the same ac- later.

There may be other ladies called upon to tivities that some other lodge had.

Be sure to make plans to come to both help. Yours truly will help where ever I There were also highly interesting re- of these activities on November 18, for can be of any help. ports by the Youth Carp Committee; the Thanksgiving Supper and Dance and the District Youth Leader, the District on November 22, for the Pre-ThanksThere will be a big dance in our hall Organizer, and the District Director giving Dance. on Sunday night, Nov. 26th, music will be The nominating committee was apFraternally yours, furnished by Wally Pikal Band from pointed and the place for the next disAnnie Vala Minneapolis, Minnesota. "Everybody come • trict meeting in the spring was set, out and enjoy themselves at this good which will be in Fort Worth at Lodge wEsT S1'JST LODGE NO. 54 music. This band will be here on Sun92.

Lear Sisters and 'Brothers day; Nov. 19th and 26th over Station The highlight of the day was the proOur regular meeting was held last KSKY. gram presented by the youth of the Surlay. The Pledge of Allegiance was We were glad to see sister and Brother lodge. This proved to be a deeply appre- led by Joyce Mikeska, Cra,arline Volcik, Adolph Volcik as visitors, from our ciated program for it was different, and and Jeanie Mikeska. neighboring Lode Cottonwood Hall, movel along at a fast clip. Congratulainutes of: the previous meeting hope to see you again soon.'

Then tions to our members in Fort Worth were read and approved..

Lodges 154 and 92 for having such talOn the sick list were named; sister The meeting was cloSed with the reFrances Bilek who has been in the Hos- minder that our next meeting will be ented youngsters.

Many thanks to all, who made this day pital under an oxygen tent, but is now election of officers, all of you good memrecuperating at her hcharr in West. We hers cc+ rre to this eiection.arrd cast your a success.

Fraternally, were indeed sorry to hear that sister vote for the members you want to serve Doifie Hrabina Bilek was sick and we did not learn of you as officers for the coming year.

Refreshments were served by the Secty, 3rd District this until she was at home. _ • 4, • ( Also Brother Frank Marek who has ladies; hot dogs, kolaches, cakes, potato HOUSTON, TEXAS been operated on in a Marlin hospital, chips and coffee all tasted very good.

Fraternally, Dear Editor: is improved. We wish both of you a Bennie Soukup, Since you have promised to repeat speedy recovery.

Reporter some of the previous English-Czech lesBrother Emil Matus who is released sons, I would like to put in my request from Marlin hospital was at the meeting, for lessons No. '7 and No. 9 to be repeat- and he now seems to be in good physical The lliahol Dramatic Club will present condition, glad to have you at the an English Play called "Good Gracious, ed, please.

Grandma," Sunday, November 26. So, Somehow, I missed them, but I have meeting. all the other lessons.

In our hall many tables have been please mark your calendars and attend I enjoy the lessons very much and damaged, the committees will see to it the Play at Lodge No. 88, Houston.

Strana 22 NOTICE TO LODGE, NO. 84 CZECH CHORAL GROUP Our last meeting of the choral group was a treat, we had a wonderful time. We were all in a mood to sing. There were old songs sung and we even started practicing on snru new ones.

The next practice should be on Dec. 1, if there are any changes I will put them in the next issue of the Vestnik.

Your secretary, Dorothy Rejcek • • NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF WACO. LODGD NO. 66 We urge all our members to be present at our next meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Nov. 19th in Linden Hall.

All committee members please be present at 2 p.m.

The entertainment committee is preparing to have a progressive 42 game after the supper hour and prizes will be given.

Ladies please be sure to bring enough food for your family and guests if you bring someone along.

The Youth will have their meeting directly after ours, Fraternally, Rose Parma Recording Secretary -) ° ( BIRTHDAY CLUB OF LODGE 88 Houston, Texas Sisters of t heBirthday Club celebrated their anniversary with a delicious chicken dinner served funaily-style at the Wind Swept Inn. Many guests were present to help celebrate the occasion. A short meeting preceded the celebration and all reports given.

It will be of interest to the lodge members to know that we are having four new ovens installed into the kitchen which will cost us a litle over $700 and on which we will be able to put out many dozens of kolaches with one bake.

Also in addition to paying for the ovens, the sisters voted to donate to the mother lodge another $300 and still have a nice sum left for future needs of the lodge.

We are indeed thankful to all of you for your loyal support in helping us to make the above possible — for it is only through you that we can carry on.

Our honored birthday celebrants of the month . were sisters Mary Elzner and Ara Skrabanek, and also one of our guests, Charlie Slovacek to whom we all sang "happy birthday."

A. beautiful floral arrangement made

by Rosie Bily enclosed with matching candles were the center of attraction at the main table. After-dinner mints Were donated by and served by our president Estelle Kelly.

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It is a great pleasure to admit into our Birthday Club three new sisters: Mildred 'iZ,irnmerman Touchet, Margie Rice, and Cecelia Klecka. May your stay with us be a happy one.

We were indeed honored to have our District Director Joe Skrabanek with us, our president, Louis Harms, Frank Olexa, Frank Zimmenruan, Charlie Slovacek, Mildred Touchet, Cecelia Klecka, and 'Mrs. Prazak as our guests.

Our sincere thanks to all of you who have so faithfully donated towards the success of our monthly card parties this year, and also for your attendance. Our November party was the last for this year, and we hope to see you again on January 3rd — the first Wednesday. So, don't forget!

Our Kolache Sale held on the first Saturday of each month has grown out of control (that is why we had to get more ovens) and we wish to anounce that we are getting ready to take care of the orders you wish to place with us for your Christmas holidays. Our next Kolache Bake is on Saturday, Dec. 2nd, Give us your support.

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls Slowly the year is coming to a close and each beautiful day is cherished and enjoyed as perhaps "the last one" in the coming winter. Therefore, when a beautiful day hits one of our SPJST Functions, it makes that day doubly wonderful as was the case of the Czech Day at the State Fair in Dallas on the 15th of October and then again on the 22nd, for the District Six Meeting at East Bernard and later on the 29 for the District 3 Meeting.

Everywhere I go, I get compliments on Ve.stnik's recipes, especially the Oatmeal Cake which Sister Boudny of the Taylor Lodge shared with you, the Fruit Cocktail Cake which sister Frances Popp of West's Jaromir Lodge shared with you, of the Queen Elizabeth Cake which sister Betty Jurica of the Robstown Lodge shared with you and numerous others which turned out well for the "First Try" which our good sisters have tried, used and shared with you. To all, we are ALL grateful, Many have promised to send, in their fovorite recipes for you girls to share. I'm delighted that they are so wonderful about snaring precious family recipes, for as you know, there is no renumeration for this, just good Christian sisterhood. Each of us have a special" and having used it, know it is foolproof and good Each new recipe which your family likes, makes the family menu tore interesting and appetizing.

Our thanks ,go to the Bazaar Committee: Frances Kadlecek, Estelle Kelly, Irene Slovacek, Della Kadlecek, and Evely n Mikolas and to the following donors who have made it sucha success: Sisters Augustine Winkler, Rosie Zimmerman, Frances Olexa, Birdie Hilsher, Itasca Cerny, Annie Boothe, Rosie Ruland, Sophie Hruby, Mary Tillich, Marie Rucky, Daisy Drab, Estelle Kelly, Irene Slovacek, Annie Vrla, Frances Walla, Josephine Today, I give you a recipe for French Burl and Evelyn Mikolas.

Fried Onions. Many of you have plenty of nice onions from your gardens, and We wish also to thank Sister Rosie this is an excellent way to give your Ruland for the "Money Hat" she donatfamily a change. Many restaurants feaed and Frances Olexa for the slip. ture them this way.

French Fried Onions We wish to extend our sincere sympathy to the Kristinek family and to CoMbine two cups milk with three the Gates family on the loss of their thoroughly beaten eggs and pour into loved one. Also our get-well wishes go a shallow pan. Slice one or two large to Charlie Bean, Elsie Kadera, and Lil- !white or Bermuda onions and dro p into lie Pryor, and all of you other members the egg mixture. Swish around to wet that we do not know about. May you thoroughly. Lift rings out; shake over soon be well and with us again. pan to drain. Drop into two cups flour; Our Birthday Club Christmas Party make sure each ring is coated. Place a and Dinner will be held at the lodge few onion rings in a wire French frying hall on December 13th with a ChristrrO,s basket, shake off excess flour by giving tree and Santa. Gifts will be exchanged the basket a sharp slap with the hand. and a catering service will take care of Set basket into hot deep fat (450 degrees oar dinner. If any guests wish to attend 5). Stir lightly with a two-tined cooking -- at their own expense of course — fork. This will separate the rings as they please notify one of the committee sisters fry. Tumble golden brown rings onto pabefore December 6th (Estelle Kelly, Della per toweling to drain off excess fat.

Kadlecek, or Birdie Hilsher) for your res- Sprinkle with salt. This is enough for four servings. ervations. Lodge Officers and Board of Directors will be invited.

Another vegetable which is still availFraternally, able is Squash. Though this calls for Birdie Hilsher, summer squash, the white winter squash reporting will do equally well.

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 Western Summer Squash Three pounds of summer/winter squash., cleaned and covered with water, simmer until soft. Drain and whip squash, add one triedium grated onion, and one four-ounce can of green chili peppers, takinced. Add three tablespoons butter, salt to taste. Pour into greased casserole and grate one-fourth pound American cheese over top. Bake in warm oven until cheese is melted. This serves six to eight persons.

With Halloween, then Thanksgiving, and finally Christmas just around the corner from each other, I give you a Cranberry Pie. Cranberries symbolize Thanksgiving, of which we have much to be thankful for.

Cranberry Chiffon Pie Place one envelope of unflavored gelatin in a custard cup and add one-fourth, cup of cold water. Let stand two minutes, then place custard cup in a pan of boiling water until gelatin dissolves. Add to a one-pound can of Cranberry Jelly, crushed with a fork, or whole sauce. Add oneeighth teaspoon salt, one teaspoon of grated lemon rind, two teaspoons of lemn juice. Chill until mixture begins to set. .Beat two egg whites until stiff and beat in two tablespoons of sugar. Fold in the cranberry mixture. Pour filling into an eight-inch pastry shell, bake, and chill until film. Top with whipped cream if desired. Can't you just see this beautiful fluffy, pie adorning your Thanksgiving table?

So much of our cooking these days is composed of combining already cooked foods to make a quick, exotic dish which alters the old-fashioned cook's conception of cooking, for she had to start from scratch. Just like the Strawberry Cake which sister Bartek of Lodge 92 in Fort Worth sent in Its good — and here too, the white cake mix is already prepared and the frozen strawberries are also pre p ared. The quick wr4ixing of the two make a most delicious cake. Reports come in that it's wonderful, as is Sister Mikusek's Orange-Poppyseed Cake.

With hunting season at hand, if your man-of-the-house is a hunter, be sure and check your spice shelf and get your supplies in, for before long you will be called upon to take his "kill" and prepare it. Such things as Bay leaves, juniper berries, and dry wines which add zest to a marinating brine have to be purchased beforehand.

Personally, I don't like to see Bob Whites killed. They are very useful to the farmer who has to fight bugs and worms to be able to produce foodstuff for America to eat. Then too there is so little meat on the poor little bird, that it hardly seems worth while to stalk them and kill them. They have enough

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natural enemies to run from for survival — a hunter's gun seems a waste of ammunition on so useful a bird. The same goes for doves. However, I suppose one could never convince an avid bird 1.-ran of that.

Before I close, I want to again comment on the wonderful 55-piece High School Band which played at the District Six Meeting in East Bernard. They were good and the city fathers of East Bernard should be proud of them. They would enhance any High School in Texas with their deportment, performance and looks. Under the baton of their Director Mr. Park, they gave us several old songs ,beloved and sung by their grandparents, and even parents, and swung into bop time just as easily and then into marshing time. They had a large repertoire of musis for our enjoyment. Congratuplations and thanks.

The pecan crop seems to be good this year, so let's have your pecan recipes.

Right? So until next time, stay beautiful, drive carefully and be happy.

Fraternally, Th. e F Wife

Here Vestnik resents to its readers a view of some of our lovely Czech sisters who presided at the Reception held in the Women's Building during the State fair of Texas in Dallas, on Oct. 15th.

Modeling authentic costumes of the

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Have Cars inspected Early Col. Homer Garrison, Jr., director of

the Texas Department of Public Safety, suggests the start of fall "is an excellent time to have motor vehicles safety inspected" in preparation for hard winter driving.

The new 1962 Texas Vehicle Inspection sticker is now available at the 5,000 official inspection stations in compliance with orders issued by the Texas Public Safety Commission. The order states that all vehicles coining under the provisions of the Vehicle Inspection Act must display the new sticker by April 16, 1962. ) o 4, o The Illahol Draioatic Club will present an English Play called "Good Gracious, Grandma," Sunday, November 26. So, please mark your calendars and attend the Play at Lodge No. 88, Houston.

Czech Homeland are: Sisters Helen Vrla, Irene Halouzka and Susan Snasel.

Other pictures of this Czech Festival will be published as soon as space permits. Also those from our District Three Meeting.

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JOHNNIE SONTAG Dear Brothers and 'Sisters: Our member JOHNNIE SONTAG another worthy member of our lodge for many years is making his debute with the famed Dramatic club of Lodge No. 88 in the English play called "GOOD GRACIOUS, GRANDMA," which will be ;given on the 26th of November, a Sunday, starting at 3:30 p.m.....After the play a dance will start at 7:30 p.m. and all the persons attending the play will get in free for the dance....So plan to come to the play and dance....It will cost only $1.00 for both events....Just imagine an English play and a dance for only one dollar....JOHNNIE SONTAG has lived in Houston every since he was one year old. He was born in Seaton, Texas, and is the son of MR. and MRS. PRANK SONTAG who reside at 118 Reid St., Houston, Texas. JOHNNIE has taken Food Marketing courses at the University of Houston for three years and is now general manager of the Rice super market at 5016 San Felipe Road....

JOHNNIE has one daughter named

BETTY JEAN. Brother SONTAG is one of the most popular members of our lodge He has held the position as officer guide, has served on the entertainment committee for several years and is the best Roving good will ambassador our lodge ever had. JOHNNIE makes several trips each month in behalf of our lodge visiting district meetings, other lodge functions, and making spot announcements over many radio stations in both the Czech and English languages telling about our lodge activities JOHNNIE is playing a surprise part in the "Good Gracious, Grandma" English play, where our Director M. KAREL is giving him guidance in playing his part.

Many of the ones attending the play will be very satisfied with JOHNNIE'S performance ....The dramatic club hopes that all the mothers and fathers who have children will come and bring them to the english play. So many times in the past several years the parents wouldn't bring their children to the plays, because they were only in Czech, now 'His play will be in the English language ad the children will be able to understand the play .... so, come out and pport this play .... be a member who did his part to make us a success....

Another real treat for the person who buys a ticket for the play is that they will also be admitted to the dance after the play free of charge .... in other words for $1.00 you will be able to see the the play and also attend the dance on the same ticket....The dance after a play hasn't been held for irAany years.

This time we have the up and coming orchestra of WILLIAM HILSHER and his ever popular RHYTHM "KINGS: to furnish the music .... WILLIAM HILSHER has a 12 to 15 piece band who has played at the Rice, Shamrock and many of the elite places in. Houston .... The RHYTHM KINGS have a style of music similar to the sweet style of Sammy Kay and Glen Miller .... His orchestra will be a treat to hear, so come out and attend the dance if you can't come to the play. The dance will start at 7:30 p.m. and last until 10:30 p.m. .... All members of this famous orchestra, are selling tickets for both the play and dance, so buy a ticket from ,one of the Orchestra members and support WILLIAM HILSHER, the leader who has always been a devoted •-r. ember of our lodge Remember it's on November 26th, a Sunday afternoon starting at 3:30 for the English Play called "Good Gracious, Grandma" and a dance by the popular music of William Hilsher at 7:30 •.m.

This coming Saturday night our lodge will have a dance and the music will be furnished by a new coiner named THE JOLLY SIX under the direction of

Wednesday, November 1.5, 1'961 JIM RHOLE .... This orchestra has in it three brothers by the name of DENNIS, CLEM, and JOHNNIE•MLCAK all from Sealy, Texas who really give out some real fine music .... Other members of the band are JIM RHODE of Fayetteville, Texas, JOE SULLIVAN from Houston and DAN PAVLAS of Schnlenburg, cane out and give these Texas boys support who will play for us for the first time .... They are good ....

'Tey are popular .... They art a happy :group that will play any requests that Come and see some other you ask surprises that's going to happen at our lodge on that Saturday night .... Yes, it's November 18th (this coming Saturday) Music starting time at 9:00 p.m. .... be there .... and let us greet you as a friend that is appreciated ....

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CI E.OLIE SISTER, NIESUDA In the above picture Vestnik prasents District Three Touth, Director, Sister Wilma Nesuda, with 'her lovely daughter Carole, taken during the recent District Three Meeting, which was held Oct. 15, hi host Lodge No„ 154, Fort Wer(h.

Sister Nesuda comes from a it a l ly of "Lodge Workers," grew up in the work, and now her children are antive hi the SPJST work. They belong to tl-ie Ennis No, TZ. Sister Nesuda a' :o at the Youth Counselors' Section of the TO1KaS Fraternal Congress which was held in Fort Worth, at the TexaS Hotel October 26,27 ) and 23. She is making big plans for her District. #73 4 (na., -----)

YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE. NO. 54 WEST Dear Readers, We held our monthly , meeting Sunday,

Wednesday, November 15, 1961 November 5, and had a very good attendance. We first said the "Pledge to the flag" and sang "America" and "Happy Birthday" to Dolores Cepak, and Joyce Mikeska, our youth club mechbers and wished them many more birthdays.

We are having a birthday party November 22 at 7:30 p.m. and everyone is invited that belongs to our birthday club of our Lodge No. 54 and their parr nt s.

Be sure and come, because we are also planning on a Christmas, program for December J.O. So we will be counting; on you youth members to be in our Christmas program, and don't forget our next meeting, Decorr.43er 3, You all corn for sure.

Historian of Lodge No. 54 Rose Marie Marek. oto • (-LODGE NO. 130 DALLAS, CROWNS QUEEN The Youth DiviSion of Lodge Jaro No. 130 held its Second Annual Coronation Ball on October 28, 1961 at its new home at 7448 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, Texas.

Queen of 1960-61 Deanna Vrla in a beautiful red formal, escorted by Jerry Prevratil began tie procession and was seated in the Queen's Chair. Following Duchess Sharon Sebetka, dressed in red, escorted by Roger Brown and Teresa Vrla dressed in white organza, escorted

by David Podhrasky. Next came all the lovely princesses. First was Linda Prevratil in a lovely pink dress, escorted by Bobby Podhrasky. Princess Sharon Kovar dressed in beautiful Aqua Chiffon„ escorted by Jimmy Prevratil. Princess Danielle Frown in a very pretty White Chitmon, escorted by Milton Vrla Jr. Princess Cindy Sebetka, looking very pretty in red, escorted by Joe Prevratil. Princess Kathy Vrla in a lovely dress of deep Aqua Chiffon, Escorted by Frankie Houzvicka. The Flower Girl Shirley Vrla looking so cute, was dressed in red velvet. She was escorted by Steven Vrla.

Then the moment we all had been waiting for — The New Queen of our SPJST Lodge Jaro No. 130 for 1961-62 Jo Ann. Maca, very pretty in a beautiful white formal with insets of lace and red ribbon on the bodice and skirt, was Escorted by James Todd.

Jo Ann was crowned Queen in a very impressive ceremony by our outgoing Queen Deanna Vida. Jo Ann is the daughter of Brother and Sister Joe Maca. of Dallas.

All the Duchess and Princess received as a gift a lavalier. Their escorts received fountain pens. The New !Queen was presented with a bouquet of Red Carnations and a lavalier.

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The Ball Room was decorated very nice for the occasion and a large crowd attended, among them were many outof-town visitors, to mention only a few, froxl District I Brother and Sister Frank Sparthel and from. District V Brother and Sister Rudy Sefcik and Brother Charlie Cerny.

I would like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all the Youth that parMcipated, their parents and friends that helped to make this Corontaion the huge success that it was. We're looking forward to a bigger and better one next year.

Fraternally, Youth Leader, Lodge No. 130 Martha Vrla ) • Al, • (---California has within its borders; soil and climatic conditions similar to parts of every state of the Union, and most nations of the world.

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"Friei,4, In The Tr,_,,ERs 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 your 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 :vainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

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

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Henry ,Skupin '77, father of Emil Skupin of Rt. 2, Rosebud, died Friday of last week in a Rosebud Rest Home after exThin gs seem to come quicker to peo- tended illness Funeral services were held Saturday. Burial was in Woodland ple who hustle while they wait.

Vesta its sc ae of o r Cze l sisters who wesided at the Reception at the recent Czech Day Festival held on October 15 during the annual state Fair of Texas in Dallas, Texas.

Appearing in the beautifully em-

red Czech costumes from the Czech homeland, are left to right: Sister Helen Vrla, Sister Martha Vrla, Sister Irene Halouzka, Sister Bessie Petr and Sister Susan Snasel.

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Mr. Skupin was born in Czechoslovakia and came to the United States when a small child. He had lived in 1V1ilam, Falls and Bell County since 1917 and was engaged in farming until his retirement several years ago.

He was a mariber of the SPJST Lodge 89 i Rosebud. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Charles Engel of Travis and Mrs. William H. Surovik of Dallas; two sons, Emil Skupin of Rosebud and Charlie Skupin of Brow.nfield; ten grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

• • Miss Mary Johanna Jansa, daughter of Mrs. Frank L. Jansa, and the late Mr. Jansa of Dallas, became the bride of Cyril Stephen Marek in an evening ceremony, Nov. 4 at Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Dallas. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Marek of West.

• • Alvin E. Polasek,. 47, resident of the Moravia community, north of Hallettsville, died Friday, Nov. 3rd at 3:30 a.m. in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Houston.

Funeral services were held at 4 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 5th, and burial was at Mo-. ravia. Mr. Polasek was born in Lavaca County.

• • Mrs. Emil Ondrusek of Shiner is a patient in the M. D. Anderson Hospital in Houston, where she is undergoing treatment.

• • Elizabeth Coufal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coufal of Willow Springs, has been named the senior girl Good Citizen for Fayetteville Rural High School.

• • Brother Ernest L. Bezdek has been selected Jaycee of the Month for November by the Waco Junior Chamber of Commerce. Ernest joined the Waco Jaycees in 1954 and has been an active Jaycee since. He was elected a Director at the Waco Jaycees in 1957, re-elected Director in 1958, elected Vice President in 1959, elected State Director in 1960, and is currently serving as Director in charge of the Inter-Club Relations. Ernest was elected Key Man of the Waco Jaycees in M,,y of 1957. He was a charter coember of the Waco Jaycee "100" Club and is still a member. The Waco Jaycees are proud to be able to give Ernest this recognition because of his continuous loyal work as a Jaycee.

Ernest is employed by Citizens National Bank of Waco. He was born in Penelope, Texas, on December 7, 1928,

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Neuvar suffered namerous fractures, and moved to West when he was 4 years including a compound skull fracture, a old. He attended West public schools.

• 0 fractured jaw, etc. He was brought to the Renger Memorial Hospital in HallettsAt the State Teachers College, Depart- ville. ment of Music, young David Bernshau• sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernshausen Bernard Marcak, son of Mr. and Mrs. and grandson of our brother J. Havlik of Sweet Home, is studyig for a Master's de- Ben Marcak, is presently Cadet Group gree in Music which he will complete Cenimancler of the Air Force ROTC at the next June. He was presented in a re- University of Texas. Group Commander cital at the Music Building of the College is the highest position attainable in the recently. Our best wishes and congrat- AFROTC program. Ben is presently a first-year law student and will receive ulations to the family.

• a commission in the Air Force upon graduation.

A host of friends and relatives were present at the K.C. Hall Sunday, Nov. Mr. Joseph Smolik passed away Tues5, to wish Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kocurek "congratulations" on their Golden Wed- day, Oct. 31 at his home near Praha, ding anniversary. The Kocurek's were where he lived all his life, after an illmarried November 7, 1911 in St. John's ness of five weeks duration. Mr. Smolik Catholic Church, Taiton. had reached the age of 83 years and 4 • • days.

• • Mrs. Louis' (Mary) . Matias, Sr., age 73, years, five months and 17 days, passed Cameron — Funeral services for Henaway at her home Monday, Nov. 6, 1961 ry Hlavacek, Sr., 75, of Ad Hall comat 6:30 p.m. munity will be held Wednesday at St. Funeral services were held from the Monica's Catholic Church, with the Rev. Buffingiton Funeral Home, Thursday, Jahn Geiser officiating. Burial will be in Nov. 9 at 8:45 a.m., thence to the Shiner St. Monica's Cemetery.

Catholic Church for Requiem Mass.

Mr. Hlavacek died at 4:53 a.m. Mon• • day in a Cameron hospital. He was born Mr. and Mrs. Toy( T. Sefcik of Seaton in Czechoslovakia. He came to the United observed their golden wedding anniver- States in 1909. He had lived in Milam sary Saturday. The couple was married County for the past 40 years and had in the Seaton community. In 1922 they farmed in the Ad Hall community.

• • built Sefcik Hall at Seaton which they Rev. Mark Derring performed the Satstill operate. Mrs. Sefcik is the former Miss Tracy Motl of Seaton, daughter of urday irorning wedding ceremony of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joe Motl, pioneer Miss Mary Mokry and Robert John KadBell County residents. The couple have lubar in St. Mary's Catholic Church of two daughters, Mrs. Edd Urubek of Mar- the Assumption, Waco, Texas. Parents of lin and Mrs. E. J. Sula,k of Seaton, and the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Kadtwo grandchildren, Tommie and Steven lubar of West and Mr. and Mrs. George Sulak.

1Vlokry of Aransas Pass.

• • • • Mr. and Mrs. Otto S. Sofka of Houston Brother Frank Strunc of Ennis, age announce the engagement of their 77, passed away after prolonged illness. daughter, Rosalie, to 'Frankie J. Ba.nnert, To his bereaved wife and children our Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie J. Ban- heartfelt sympathy.

• nert, Sr., of Shiner. The wedding date is set for December 2, 1961 at St. Theresa Miss Barbara Jean Hesse]. and Edward Catholic Church in Houston, Texas.

Rudolph Hykel were married Saturday, • • Nov. 4th at 12:00 oclock noon in the St. Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Darilek of Hous- Martins Catholic Church in Tours. Rev. ton, announce the engagement and ap- Edward Geiser performed the ceremony.

• proaching marriage of their daughter, • Delores, to Arthur Waler, son of Mr. and Georgia Dornak, daughter of Mrs. Mrs. C. E. Waller of Corpus Christi. The Jessis Mae Dornak, Elcampo will reprewedding is scheduled for November 18 at sent the Wharton County Farm Bureau St. James Lutheran Church in Houston. at the State Farm Bureau convention which will be held in Galveston.

• Marcus Edward Neuvar, 28, cf Hallettsville and Victoria, was critically injured Pelegrin Janacek, 63, of the Dubina in a highway crash about 9:00 p.m. community, passed away at Fayette MeTuesday, Nov. 7th. The accident happen- morial Hospital Wednesday morning ed 12.3 miles south of Hallettsville on where he had been a patient since the Victoria highway, 77.

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Strana 27 Lodge Cottonwood No. 6 announces Sunday, Nov. 26 Family Get-Together.

• • Ladies Sewing Circle of Ennis next Meeting on Thursday November 30. You are welcome.

Entertainment Committee o • CALENDAR OF LODGE NO. 84 Dallas, Texas • • Saturday, Nov. 18 — Dance — Music by -aprommommeivsm.,1--,7 Rudy Kurtz Orchestra, Shiner, Tex. DANCE DATES OF LODGE NO. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pesek. of Victoria Sunday, Nov. 19 — Monthly Meeting and BUCKHOLTS. announce the arrival of a baby boy, born Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 25 — Battle Dance — JimThursday, Nov. 2, 1961 at 2:50 a.m. in Saturday, Dec. 2 — Dance, music by Walmie Brosch and his Happy country the Citizens Memorial Hospital, Victoria. ly Pikal orchestra from Hutchings boys of Houston and Vrazel's Polka The little lad weighed 8 pounds and 9 Minnesota.

Band of Cameron. ounces and was named Lonnie Ray. Sunday, Dec. 17 — Monthly Lodge Meet- Saturday, Dec. 2 — Battle Dance — Slim • • ing and Family fun night. and His Playboys of Temple and Mr. and Mrs. Alois Michalec of Hous- New Year's Eve Dance — Sunday Dec. Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron. ton are rejoicing over the safe arrival of 31 — Music of Ed Faraizl's orchestra ) • ••• a baby girl born Wednesday, November playing from 8:30 ' till 4:00 next DANCE DATES FOR LODGE 35 1 at the Heights Hospital. Little Pamela morning.

ELK, TEXAS Ann tipped the scale at seven pounds • • Dec. 2 — Albin Matus and His Rhythm and two ounces.

DANCE DATES OF LODGE. H1LLJE Playboys of Waco, Texas • • Saturday, Nov. 18 — Wedding Dance, F. Dec. 9 — Slim Haisler of Temple, Texas Michael Bruce Hudec, 5 lb., 7 oz. son Gregurek Dec. 16 — West Melodians of West, Texas born Nov. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel An- Thursday, Nov. 23 — Thanksgiving, the Dec. 23 — Henry Dulock of West, Texas ton Hudec, of Temple, Texas.

Triumphs Dec. 30 — Bob Haisler and His Melodians • • Saturday, Dec. 9 — The Traits playing of Temple, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mach of the Chatt • • Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve Dance, Rural community near Hillsboro, are the proud LODGE 35 DANCE DATES Ramblers of Marlin, Texas. parents of a baby boy, born Tuesday, November 18 — Vrazel Polka Band of Entertainment Chairman Nov. 2, at the Hillsboro Clinic. The Cameron Antone Pavelka youngster weighed in at 6 lbs. and 6 ozs., November 25 — Slim Haisler of Temple y • A, • and has been named Richard James.

Floor Committee Mr .Brown was driving on a very busy The mother is the former Helen PusteBrother Antone Pavelka street. He came to a corner and couldn't jovsky.

• • see to his right, so he asked his wife if CALENDAR OF EVENTS any cars were coming.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Zemlicka of FT. WORTH LODGE NO. 92 "No, no cars," she said, and as he Houston proudly announce the arrival Saturday, November 18 — Harvest Dance started to move, "just a gravel truck," of their first born, a baby boy, who made sponsored by Saint George Church his appearance at the Baptist Memorial music by Eric Honza and Orchestra she added.

• • Hospital in Houston, on Tuesday, Ott. Friday, November 24 — Polka Dance "I hope my visits don't bore your 31st. music by Wally Pikal and his Orchestra.

Friday, December 1 — Polka dance music husband, Julia my dear."

"Oh no, indeed. No matter how deThe infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

by Wally Pikal and his Orchestra. pressed he is when you come he's always ♦ • Alois Kozel of El Campo was baptized happy when you go."

Sunday, Nov. 5th at St. Phillips Catholic LODGE 154 FORT WORTH • Church in El Campo by Rev. J. A. Petru. Wednesday, Nov. 22 — Thanksgiving Eve Mrs. Gadabout — "That Mrs. HardShe gas given the name of Theresa Ma- Dance. head next door doesn't seem to have rie.

• • .-.-1 4 a, many friends."

-LINDEN HALL, LODGE 66 Hostess (wearily) — "You don't say. I The new stenographer was rather flip- Saturday, Nov. 18 — Emil Bartos orchwonder how she manages it?" pant with her remarks to the other girls estra of Moulton • in the office. One day, however, she was Thanksgiving Night, Nov. 23 — Slim During the first 150 years as a nation on the receiving end.

Haisler Playboys of Temple "My fiance's birthday is next week," Saturday, Nov. 25 — The Hi-Toppers of we have used or destroyed three-fourths she said to another girl, "and I would of our native forest; lost more than oneNew Braunfels like to surprise him."

Saturday, Dec. 2 — The Happy Country third of our topsoil, and much of the "H'm" was the other's reply, "why Boys of Houston — Don't miss this wild game. What will the next 150 years don't you tell him• your age.' happy music, modern and old time. bring?

4 • Everybody comes to comportable, hap• "I took up golf to develop self control" py Linden Hall where friends meet Mrs. Brown — She told me that you told her the secret I told you not to tell. said the golfer to his caddie. friends and have a happy time.

"You should have taken up caddying, Mrs. Green — The mean thing! I told Dance Dates of Lodge 39 near Bryan Mister," re p lied the ,exasperated youth. Saturday, Nov. 18 — George Marchart her not to, tell you I told her. o • playing Did you tell your girl you weren't worChristmas is a widely observed holiday Saturday, Nov. 25 — The Whatleys playthy of her when you propsed? on which the past nor the future is of ing Well, I was going to. But she told me much concern — to some people as the Saturday, Dec. 2 — Bob Haisler and His Melodians playing. so first.

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RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Hvezda Svobody No. 87, SPJST, Temple, Texas, on behalf of our members, wish to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved wife, and other members of his family and friends, of our departed brother, BEN W. ALBRIGHT who passed away at Scott and White Hospital in Temple, Texas, on October 18, 1061 at the age of 66 years.

Funeral services were held on October 26, 1961, at First Lutheran Church with Rev. Raymond Schliesser of that church officiating. Burial was in Bellwood Memorial Park in Temple.

Brother Albright had been a member

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of our Lodge for 23 years, a resident of Temple for many years, and a native of Bell County. He was loved and respected by all of his lodge brothers and sisters and many other friends. He is survived by his wife, Ida Albright, of Temple, He.nry Blankenstein and Kris Blankenstein and George Posey, brothers-in-law, of Temple, and other relatives.

May our deceased brother rest in eternal peace.

H. H. Heil John J. Kurtin Stanley Kacir ) o A, o (Belated) IN MEMORIAM We, the undersiwed Resolution Committee of Lodge San Jacinto No. 91 of Crosby, Texas, wish to express our sympathy to the family of our departed brother EMIL SONKA who passed away Sept. 9, 1961 at the age of 84 years.

Interment was in the White Cemetery on Sept. 14th.

Mr. Sonka was born in Czechoslovakia on August 5,1877 and came to this coun-

try in 1900. In 1923 be m poved to Sheldon, Texas with his family where he resided until his death. His passing is mourned by one son, and four daughters, 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

He was a member of the SPJST for over 50 years. May he rest in Peace.

Arthur Lostak Alvin Franta Lad Doskocil, Resolution Committee

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Death

SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas November 1, 1961 Death Claim No.—Name Cislo tmrti—Jmeno

Occupation Zamestnani

Lodge No. ita.d Cislo

Date of Date of Admission Death Datum Datum Prideti umrti

housewife — hospodyne 154 Fort Worth 7408 Anna Svitak, 114 Fairehilds 7409 Charles Srubar, retired• — na odpodinku 17 Caldwell 7410 August Linack, retired — na odpodinku 63 Sweet Home 7411 Frank J. Chaloupka, farmer — rolnik 20 Granger housewife — hospodyne 7412 Agnes Cervenka, housewife — hospodyne 17 Caldwell 7413 Vlasta Mucha, 40 Hillje housewife — hospodyne 7414 Sofia A. Bacak, 7 Caldwell 7415 Jebn Dlabaj, retired — na odpodinku 130 Dallas 7416 Paul Chas. Panacek, repairman-spravitel Danbury 130 7417 Estelle Kuchar, housewife — hospodyne Caldwell 17 7418 Hermina Z. Wolman, housewife — hoSpodyne retired — na odpodinku East Bernard 28 7419 Agnes Bucek, 88 Houston housewife — hospodyne 7420 Rosalie Kotrla, Cyclone 24 housewife — hospodyne 7421 Albina Smolik, Fayetteville 1 7422 Karel H. Cmajdalka, retired — na odpodinku Floresville 107 ta ilor—krej 7423 Frank Bolf, 87 Temple cm:ent contractor-kontraktor 7424 Ben W. Albright, Shiner 10 '7425 Marie Pustejovsky, housewife — hospodyne To the bereaved survivors of our deceased brothers and tens, the Supreme sympathy.

2-14-26 10-13-12 3-11-43 6-29-43 7-12-04 12- 9-06 1.30-36 1-13-07 8-28-39 3- 1-53 8-12-08 7-16-05 8- 3-19 8-16-14 2-11-12 1-21-14 1-18-38 11-13-04

9-22-61 9- 3-61 9-24-61 9-27-61 9-28-61 9-29-61 9-27-61 10- 6-61 10- 6-61 9-14-6.1 10-10-61 10- 6-61 2- 4-61 10- 7-61 10-17-61 10-16-610.19-61 10-15-61

Age Cert. No. Stati Cislo Cert.

72 65 75 67 84 77 80 75 51 46 74 81 78 65 75 73 66 91

B-143 Pd up 781 B-3231 B-3275 A-1525 A-1102 B-1496 A-5918 C-5157 C-11682 A-2417 A-4526 A-7335 A-1421 A-63 A-6813 B-1979 A-19628

Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt Raymond Urbanovsky Secretary, Supreme Lodge, SPJST

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V restauraci Host dopelen v restauraci: Sklepniku, ten holub co jsem si objednal je malt' a zapacha.

Pienahlil se TJ holiee "Byl jsem osel, Ze jsem vzal tu praZekaznik: KdyZ elovek me tak Indio ci tak lacino." vlastt jako ja, mei by platit mene od "No a prod jste to Mal?" ostrihani.

"J6, jsem vedel, Ze me to zabije, ale Sklepnik ye smichu: Poslouchejte paBa, jate-vice. Muslin tech Indne, bud'te red. Nebot' kdyby ten holub chtel jsem tu praci." io vlasu vyhedavat.

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"Zajiste, pane — a jak easto." formuli ZDRAVITAMINU. Jak? 0 tom &tete: Trpela jsem velkou zavrati, Z"e jsem se obavala, abych nespadla pG schodech dolt a hlava Kayla hrozne teZ"ka,, Cpatne jsem spala, a 2adnou chut' SPRAVNE VYKONANA na jidlo, ani do 'Zivota nemela. Take POHREBNI SLU2BA nohy mi vkly do veeera otekly a sotva V hodine Z'alu zarmouceni najsem chodila. Jsem 82 roku a myslela leznete Edward Pace pohfebni jsem, Ze mi ua nice nepomfde. Ale ted' ustav pohotove k sympatickepo uaivani toho zazraeneho Zdravitamu vykizeni nezbytnYch jedno'minu, kterS7 mi na zdravi tak hodne po tlivosti a k vypraveni dojemmohl, jsou me potiZe prye a zase je neha pohfbu. vAechno, jak to ma bit. Mrs. Berta Levne ceny jsau na.§1 zasadou.

Fisher, 27 Highland Ave., Passair, New Jersey. — I y am mute Zdravitamin pomod., kdy2 si ho objednate jeae ,dnes!

Pohfebni teditel Lahey na 5 Writ za $3.98, nebo radeji den SPJST Tel. Prospect 3-3606 hned dvojnasobne mnOZstvi ZDRAVI113 N. 5th St. TEMPLE, TEXAS TAMIN kapsle na 2 1/2 mesice jen $6.98 vyplacene rychlou poStou. Cash, Money order, check nebo C. 0. D. EUROPEAN DRUGS VELKY VYBER BI etislav Jelinek, Cs. leitarnik Seattle 99, Wash.

3255 — 10th W. ZDRAVITAMIN pramene zdravi: 0,, ®4 PiSte si o cennik MU, jeho2 auto vytahli prave parem koni z hluboke louae, pta se koeiho, podavaje mu bankovku: "Stalo se to u‘Z nekomu, jako mine?"

WEST, TEXAS "Hm," vece koei, "vy jste dnes (the) patY." "To je hrozne, a kdy se dostanete ke sve vlastni praci?"

"V noci."

"A co delete vlastne?"

"Vozim v sude vodu sem do to lotde."

Ve stfedu, dne 15. listopadu 1961 RUTH BEREY Nejlepgi pumpa na svite.

Nezamrzne ani se neskazi.

Nepotiebuje pokr y vky Zdali studne vyschne, zastavi automaticky. Jenom jednou zaeiti jest zapottebi.

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)1.novate/ NEW MEMBERS WANTED. Czech descent only. For information: THE CZECH CORRESPONDENCE KLUB P.O. Box 323 Omaha 1„ Nebraska • 4. ( Chicagske kiub y pigi, Se u nich jest nyni pohadkove onalazeni v:;ech elenft, protole vsichni jsc-a bez kdivYch vlastI bez barveni, vSichni nyni chteji bVti jeSte bez holohlavosti, zastavili pada,n1 vlasft a podporuji clalSi vzrUst Za dolla,ry na vyzkou'Seni, (check nebo money order) dve lahve leradi za'Sleme: ROKO HAIRWONDER 3435 — E — 70 Street Cleveland 27, Ohio (Kluby, ktere chteji u§etrit holne penez, objecinaji 50 lahvi najednou za $52.50 i s dopravrrYin Greyhoundem) K dostani te2 v lekarnach.

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Na N'av'Ateve Z napadn profesora Proe nepki:Sla vase Sena s vaMi? Kdo pracuje, ma. chut' k jidlu. BohnOba jsme nernohli odejit, tahali jsme Zel ne kaZdY kdo ii, ma take chut' k los. ci.

A vy jste vyhral, Se? Vybidka k oCItovani proti chiipce Ne, prohral.

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Verejna zdravotni sluna uvedla, Se od zati 1957 do brezna 1960 zenarelo 86.999 osob nasiedkem chripky, vet'Sina z nich ze shora uvedenYch skupin, Pesky Mak a Operator Dopravni problem HOUSTON, TEXAS "Neni zde dosti mista pro auta!

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