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HERALD BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

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

ROCNIK (VOLUME) 50 Cislo (No.) 6

PODPORA LID SRO ST BRATRSTVI 7. UNORA (FEBRUARY) 1962

LINCOLN A SVS BODA slovo svoboda to, Ze kaZelY si nude delati se sebou, a s plody sve prace cokoli si pteje. Pro jine intik toto slovo znamenati, Ze nekteti lids mohou nakladati s jinymi lidmi a s plody jejich prace podle vlastni Lincoln, narozenST ye srubove chats v Zde jsou dye nejen rozdilne, alpine Kentucky, zaeinal svou pout' k nesmrtelnosti jako dtevorubec, zemedelskY delnik, plaveik no, tece Mississippi, prodavae ye venkovskem krame v Illinois a YesnickS, po gmistr. Vygkoliv se po 'neerech z yyptjeenYch knih, dotahl to aZ na advokata, nadeZ byl ttikrate zvolen do zakonodarny statu Illinois.

Kdo mluvi za svobodu, miuvi za chny easy a za eels lidstvo, Prave toto mfde se tici o gestnactem americkem presidentovi, Abrahamovi Lincolnovi, jehoZ 154te vYrodi narozenin oslavime 12. imora.

Pozdeji byl elenem ,domu representanth ye Washington& ale narodni pozornost upoutal teprve roku 1858, kdyZ se uchazel o misto senatora na zaklade programu, jeho steZejnim, ba jedinSrm bodem byla otazka otroctvi. Ve spojitosti s ni pravil tehdy Lincoln toto: "Jako bych nechtel inSrti otrokem, tak bych ani nechtel bYti jeho panem. Toto vyjadisuje milj nazor o demokracii.

Co se od neho uchyluje, do rozsahu rozdilnosti, neni demokracii."

Abraham Lincoln utrpel toho roku politickou pordZku, ale jeho, slova zachovala si vYznam na, v gechny easy. Jegte dnes, prave jako tehdy, maji lids clefinice pro slovy, jako jsou demo-, kracie a svoboda. KdyZ se Lincoln stal pozdeji presidentem, ptedstoupil pied posluchaee v Baltimore, v Maryland, s ternito slovy: "Vgichni se vyslovujeme pro svobodu.

UZivajice tohoto slov y, nemame vgak na mysli tuta vec. Pro nekoho znamena

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tinde nazvem 'svoboda'. A z toho yyplYva, Ze kaZda z techto veci je oznaeovana sajici je stranou dvema odli g nYmi a nesrovnatelnYmi terrniny svoboda a tyranstvi." nesrovnatelne . veci, oznaeovamy

S blilicim se koncem obeanske \Talky blilil se i konec LincolnovS7 Zivotni pout& Kulku, vysttelenou no, sklonku dubnoveho dne roku 1865 Johnem Wilkes Boothem, bylo v gak mono pkedzyidati jiZ etyry roky pied tim. Na ceste do Washingtonu zastavil se tehdy opetne zvolen president ye Filadelfii, aby pl:edstoupil inked posluchaee v Independence Hall s omluvou, ze ptichazi neptipraven k proslovu, a aby peak pokraeoval takto: "Nikdy jsem nemel pocitu, minim politickeho, kterY by nevyveral z myglenek, velenenYch do Prohla geni neodvislosti... ktere davalo svobodu netoliko lidu -Leto zeme, ale i na, deji celernu svetu na vedne easy. Praye v torn tajil se ptislib, Ze behem emu bude btime sejmuto s beder vgech lidi, ze vgichni budou miti rovne A ted', moji ptatele, mtde bkti tato zeme zachranena na tomto podklade? budu se povaZovati za nej gt'astnejSiho eloveka na svete, budu•li mod. pomahati pti jeji zachrane. Nemtde-li bYti zachranena na zaklade teto zasady, bude to skutedne hrozne. Nemfde-li vgak bYti tato zerne zachranena, ani by obetovala tuto zasadu, pak doznavam, Ze bych radeji byl na mists zabit, neZli abych se ji sam vzdal."

Zasada Prohla geni neodvislosti nebyla vAak obetovana. Vsude, kde se svobodni lids snaZi zachovati nebo znovunabYti s yobodu, Zije i dries duch velikeho americkeho presidenta Lincolna. 0 torn mtdeme se zrniniti i v svYch dopiseen do zahra,niei, v nicld mtderne zdtirazniti, Ze i dnes ridi se Spojene staty v neZ vetil Abraham. Lincoln.

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Entered as second class mail matter, January 3rd. 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Congress of Au gust 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 tO Supreme Lod ge SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas 17.11ZEDNf ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJfef JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L. 0. HOSEK, Box 85 — West, Texas Vydavatele — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Pfedplatne $3.25 — Subscri ption $3.25 Per Year Zmeny adres zasilaji se do Hlavni fleadoVnY Box 400, Temple, Texas Changes of address must be sent to Supreme Lodge, Box 400, Temple, Texas Pfed platne a oznamky bud'tk adresovany na Vestnik, West, Texas Zivotomay zemtel$ch elenfi as Uvefejfillii bezplatne The obituaries are printed without charge HLAVNI 1.111ADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All in Temple, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Temple, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas REDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 -- Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San An gelo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., — Bellaire, Texas ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Corpus Christi, Texas TIS OVY TY13011,--PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 6402 Taggart St. —, Houston, Texas RUDOLPH TROUBIL c/o S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Taylor, Texas STANOVNf VYBOR --BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. IIRENEK, president, Dime Box, Texas PAUL SABLATURA, secretary ._ Box ox ._ Louise, Texas

Automobil je site velice dobrS i m a doti spolehlivYm dopravnim prostredkem, ku kteremu neelu ma pomerne siliV motor. VYkon motoru je tak znae0, ze umoZnuje vozidlu docilit velkkh rychloti.

Je ovSem ted y zic ejmo, ze ph vysokS/ch rychiostech znamena rozjetST auto ohromne nebezpeei, nebot' easto neni loZno tak velikou silo najednou zastaviti. Proto east°, dochazi denne k vaZnYin ehodam, ktere si y yZaduji tolik lidskYch obeti i ztraty na majetku, tak k automobil je povaZovan za smrtici prostredek.

kdy je doprava velmi Ziva. — Dale: — BudiZ trpelivY. Neni Inc jiste hor'Siho, neZ riskovat nehodu proto, aby se ziskalo nekolik vterin za den. °--Da l e: — BudiZ zdvori13'r, nebot' Spatne chovani a sobeckost velmi east° konei nehodou.

— Dale: — VZdy davaj jasna a zketelna znameni, bud' rukou aneb svetlem a hlavne clavej je y eas, aby kidie za tebou veal co minis ucinit. — Dale: — V2dy se rozhledni na obe strany neZ se rozjede g do jizdni drathy. --Hied' dale k tomu, aby nejen motor ale i T y e brzdy (brakes) a svetla spolehlive pracovali.

— Dale te2, aby si vide). nejen vpked ale i do zadu. — Dale: — Kahle pravidlo poznaeene na na'Sich cestach pfesne sleduj a nikdy nepfedjiZdej vozidlo pied sebou kdy vedle naznatene bile Cate je na tve strane 1 Nuta, eara. — Dale: Auto prina,A1 smrt nejen chodctun a - Nezastavuj nahle, kdy za tebou je cestujicim v jinYch vozidlech, kdy neni vozidlo. svedomite a opatrne fizen, ale i ohroToto co jsem zde uvedl melo by staeiti, Zuje i Zivoty tech kdoZ pouZili vozidla, aby dostihli die sve testy drive a pohodl- aby doprava pro /ads byla, v rote 1962 neji, neZ jinyin dopravnim prostkedkem. itpine bezpeena, a kdy bychom jedenka2• * dy zachovavali techto, nekolik zde uve0 tom prase' jsem chtel dnes zde poho- denSrch pravidel, nemohlo by b:(7ti nehod voriti, kdyZ shlecili jsme minul3", tYden a tolik obeti jako jsou temek kaki*. den.

• • hrozne automobilove ne g testi pobliZe mesteeka Italy, jernuZ za ()bet padlo nekolik Dnes, date mi za pravdu, ze bohukl, lidskSrcri Zivotti. ani ten nejlep gi fidie neni jist Zivotem, 4 e nebot" velmi snadno mfiZe se sta. obeti motorovieho vozidla nua miti sraZky, kterou zavini, ne on — ale jinY vkly na pameti, ze bezohlednou jizdou bezohled mi automobilista. ohroluje nejen sebe, ale i ostatni ce4 4 stujici, nebot' staei jen proste si uvecloDosahnouti 'OW bezpeenosti neni tak miti odpovednost, kterou na sebe bere kaZd3i ridie motoroveho vozidla za jizdy, velice teZka vec je vAak zapotkebi, aby a bezpecnosti jinS T'ch, na na g ich silni- se udrZovali a vymahali jista, pravidla a cich i ulicich by se opatrnosti znaene ty kidiee uposlechli. Jsou ovS'em teZ iidiei vozidel, kteki si ptedstavuji, ze oni • 4 jsou pang na silnicich a vk se musi PiMelo by se vydati jiste pravidlo bez- dit podle nich a tam ov g em neplati opeenosti pro kaZdeho kidiee motoroych bled n3"TbrZ znaena pokuta. Jen tak pak vozidel a vRepovati jej jiZ mladeli v doekame vetS'i bezpeenosti a to jiste ku pullet a pak jej pfesne vyniahati a za- spokojenosti y kch kadnSrch a sluSnS7ch lidi. chovavati.

• Neni zapotkebi mnoho nakizeni, aby Ku sepsani tohoto elaneeku nine pHbezpeenost byla co nejvetS1 a takove pra- mel dopis bratra Sochy ze San Angelo vidlo by se mohlo sestaviti jako desa,te- v ktere mezi jimim phe o tragickem ro pkikazani pro kaZdeho kidiee vozidla, skonu krajarta Orsaka a zraneni jeho ale i pro chodce, kteki jiste east° nesou mile rodiny. — Bud'me tedy velice opatake nemalou vinu na pomerne male trni, nebot' mohlo, by se pkihodit, ze H bezpeenosti. dic Auta ktery jede proti y am mohl by 4 Aekl bych za prvni pkika2ani; Nikdy bYti nepredjadej, kdy cesta pied tebou neni na pill mile volna. — Dale: — Jezdi vhly pfesne na prave strane a to i ph za taelcach. — Dale: Nejezdi v mestech a menSlch osadach kde vede cesta, rychieji neZli je naznakeno, obzylage pozorne na ktiZovatkach, aneb

Pozde litoval "Kdy2 jsem se oknil, byl bych svou Zenu laskou snedl."

"A nyni?"

"A nyni?"

"Nyni lituji, 20 jsem to neueinil."

Ve sttedu, dne 7, anora, 1962

VESTNiK— INESZ TEXAS

e rninulk. Vden byl v Schulenburg na mestkem hfbitove pochovan Eddie Chromeak. Byl 58 let star a byl zamestnan v Houston. Narodil se pH Engle a zanechal zde 2enu svou a matku e snad pogtovne bude z ySigeno z ny- Emilii Chromeak v Schuleburgu a jednej gich 4 cents na 5c za dopisy prvni noho bratra a dve sestry. Uptimna souttidy a na po gtovne listky z 3c na etyki. strast vgem.

Ma, se tim uhraditi east pagtovniho schodku kterY. obna gel temet 8 milionu — 2e v Dallas se konala rninulou nedolarti. V roce 1958 bylo z yYgeno pogtoy deli vYroeni schtze Sokolske Zupy JiZni, -nez3ctilnaey 3cntbylasz- Americke Obce za fieasti delegatb. z ba na dopisy po 26 let. Mnoho to z yYge- TexaskSich a OldahomskSrch Jednot. — ni nepomhaa, kdy g zas platy ztizen- Jakrnile nam dojde podrobna zprava, eft se a poStovnich fitadfi jak v gude jin- zdelime s etenaki. cle zvYguji.

TeZ bude snad sazba na noviny a magaziny zvY gena a tak zas nektetre zpravy do tohoto ododberatele novou sazbu budou museti, stavce se znaene spozdi nestava se nagi hraditi. Jde to -v ge jen kolem do kola. vinou. Prosime sve mile ptatele znovu, — I/6'6.Si platy, — vetgi drahota. kdyg mate zpravu z va geho okoli odeglete ji laskave co nejdfive mono. Stara, ye Fort Worth zemtel nahle zprava Vden a vice zpoklena strati na Dekujeme ptedem. nag Glen Jednoty a dobr3 r ogadnik, otee zajimavosti. * velke rodiny na g oblibenST ptitel Jan e v Granger dustojne oslavili otev— Skragek. Jegte nedavno jsme spolu schUziZertovali a dnes ji ‘Z na \ay odpo- teni nove fitadovny katolicke Jednoty eiva. Jeho mantelka nedavno churavela Zen za velke navgteviy elenstya a ptaa ji a eel& rodine po zesnulem plati na- tel.

• • ge uptimna soustrast. Oestna mu budi2 — e manZeltm Lambert BartorioySrm pamet% z West se narodil syneeek ye Providence • • nemocnici ye Waco minu1ST -Wen. PH— Ze zima a posledni silnST mraz na- vitali jej dva men gi brattieky, rodiee a clelal mnoho Skod na vodnich trubicich statieci E. Bartonovi. Pfejeme mnoho ktere nebyly chranene a popraskali. Od gtesti. roku 1925 byla tato zima rekordni zde ye West jak zdeleno. Snad bude letos tou — .2e v Houston zemtel krajan Josef posledni.

Kopeck ye stati 89 let. Byl pochovan • na katolickY.hibitov v Houston. Jeho — e krajan Frank A. Leak pH ei- rodine nage soustrast. steni ledu ze schodek u kostela sam uv Houston byla minu1ST 'Wen klouzl a nat'astne Si zlamal kost v no- zabita v karovem ne gtesti sleena Sanze. Byl odvezen do nemocnice v Sealy dra Novosad 17ti leta. Pochazela z El a pozdeji do veteranske nemocnice v Campo odkud se cela rodina odstehovaHouston. la do Houston. — Zanechala zde rodiee sestru a vice rodiny v East Bernard.

— 2e ye Fort Worthske nemocnici sv. Vgem vyslovujeme na gi uptimnou souJosef a se narodil manZeltim Ed Schnei- strast. derovYm synaeek. Maminka je Wivala • 4 • Marie Krupkova a br. J. Botik se stal dedeekem. Vg em na ge blahopt'ani.

Co jsem pies t5rden zaslechl

Jeite Jednou

Vas vgechny kdol se stehujete upozorfmjeme, le zmeny adres dlulno zasilati ptimo do nag Hlavni idadovny kde se adresat opravuje. — zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni Utadovne a mame tim zbyteenou prdci a pottovne vYlohy, Adresa Hlavni atadovny jest BOX 400 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dekuji yam za pozornost ptedem Red. )•4•( e krajan Josef Kotrla leH po srJe gte ZadnST Zenat* se neptal, pros se deenem zachvatu tOce nemocen v Cameronske nemocnici sv. Edwarda. — Viterstvi oznaeuje Zenskou postavou.

Ptejeme jemu a cele rodine obrat k Takovou otazku male dati jen svoboduzdraveni.

— 2e pani Marie Zatopkova, 70 let stara, zemtela v Dallaske nemocnici. Byla pochoyana z katolickeho kostela v Needyule. Zanachela Zanachela zde dva syny Alfonse v Needville a Leonarda v Houston. Nage soustrast.

• • — e manZele 8ulakovi v Corpus Christi ydavali dceru Magdalenu. je pan Viktor Benyg . Mli hostinu v 51ni K of C. — Blahoptejeme.

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istriktni kallendai PRVNI, OKRSEK Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni schazi v 1962 na den 6. kvetna (May the 6th.) u hosticiho tadu Oslo 38 v Texas, pH Smithville. — 2aciaji zdrulene distrikty aby jim tato tak easne oznamena nedele v kvetnu byla laskave ponechana.

• • DRIJHY OKRSEK Na g okrsek planuje svoji Jarni schfizi 1962 u tadu Oslo 48 v Bayersville vSrchodne od mesta Taylor, dne 29. dubna (April 29). Bude tato schaze pouze" "odpoledni" schilze. — Vralelova Polka orchestra bude vyhravati yeeer k Taneeni zabave PodrobnY program bude co nejdtive molno oznamen.

• • TR,ETi OKRSEK Ptieti Jarni schaze III. okrsku bade se konat v 1962 u hosticiho tadu 92 ye Ft. Worth na pozvani tehoi • • PATY OKRSEK

Pat okrsek bude potadati jarni schftzi 20 kvetna. Misto bude oznameno pozdeji. Jak oby'dejne, take bude potadana volba idednikt.

• • Ric:Turn pateho okrsku Houston, Texas Pat okrsek bude potadati jarni schtlzi 20. kvetna a touto oznamkou jsou tady okrsku uvedomeni e nabidky jsou vitane od i1ádU ktere by si Ptah bYti hoste teto schtize.

Nabidky zagete na tajemnika anebo tadovY iikednik male ptitomen ye schazi OkrskovYch ifteclnika 7. Unora, v 8 hodin u tadu 88 v Houston.

S pozdravem F. A. Kadleeek, Taj. 5. okrsku 614 West 16th St., Houston 8, Texas • g`EST t OKRSEK Timto Okrsek SestY oznamuje, Ic jejich jarni schtze se bude konati v osade Talton, prvni nedeli v kvatnu ktera ptipada na de n6. kvetna. Zaeatek pteso I hodine odpoledne.

SEDM1 OKRSEK Oznamuje le se okrskova schfize bade konat u tadu 'Oslo 56 v Corpus Christi, posledni nedeli v dubnu col jest 29. dubna (April the 29.)

• • Oznameni o okrskovYch schfizi v roce 1962 budou ye Vestniku dr l• eny k informaci nageho elenstva a budou dopineny aneb rozSitene jakmile od okrskt dojdou dalg podrobnosti. Prosime 0 Vag pozornost.

VP TNiK— WEST TEXAS

ky schaze Tiskoveho vfirborn v Taylor, Texas Bratr predseda Paul Sablatura zahajid schtizi za pritomnosti vYboru, bratr Rudolph Troubil a sestra Fiances Olexa. Pinomen br. reds ktor L. O. HoSek a na gtevnice sestra Ho gkova. Bratr J. Holasek se omluvil, ze mu nebylo mo2no saeastniti se schuze. Bratr ptedseda pripomind le mame k uvaZeni nekolik dopisa o kterVch bude rokovano.

Piikroeeno ku eteni zapisktl z minule scheme dne 9. imora 1961 a prijmute etene.

Prvni dopis — tYkajici se poznamek na geho redaktora, byl didelite probran.

Navel bratr redaktor byl tiskovYm vYborem znovu pripomenut, v budoucnosti aby se presne ridil podle stanov.

Dopis druhY a treti tYkajici se pravopisu zavedl ZivY zajem a debatu. V tom oboru tiskovY vVbor souhlasi s eleny coil podali tuto obZalobu, Ale vYbor odeprel jednat podle stanov, nebo redaktor byl znovuzvolen na druhY etyri lety tel min v posiednim sjezdu.

Odpoved temto elennm byla napsana bratrem predsedou osobne.

Ujednano poladati pisimne na ge aredniky hlavni atadovny o prispevek do na geho Vestniku ku prospechu nageho elenstva.

Na ge posledni stranka Vestniku kterd jest vYhradne venovana pro oznamku nail Jednoty. Bylo ujedndno, le by mela V,,t menena prilmerne dvakrat mesiene. Naco bYt upozornen pisemne bratr misto predseda hlavni ilradovny.

JelikoZ dalii jednani nestavalo, bratr predseda schuzi uokneil 1:45 odpoledne.

Frances Olexa, taj. T. V. (leni tiskoveho vYboru srdeone clekuj i SPJST Domovu za pohoStent + 4,

Veasne upozorne'ni Kalendat fadovST v obouch easti VestslouZi k tomu, aby na gim radium a okrsktim pomohl oznamovati razne jejich podniky, schUze a jine dalelite poeiny.

P11 trochu porozumeni a veasnem planovani vYbora facia a okrskil ize se v roce 1962 snadno vyvarovati tomu, aby dva podniky pobliZe sebe neporadali se v ten samY. den. Skodi to oboum pri slabM navgteve. Prosime tedy, davejte zpravy do kalendare zaveas a laskave si pov gimnete, ktere podniky ji2 jsou oznamene.

Dekujeme za va gi pozornost. niku

Je dobre si obeas pPipornenout, le zakladem aspechu v ziskavani noveho elenstva je spoluprdoe naieho elenstva s organisatory. V mnohYth na gich radech tato spolupiace se 'poiniji a die toho 1 nektere na ge rady pokraeuji. Tedy si pripomennie v tomto roce, ze jen spoluprace v gech bratri a sester vykona a doka2e, le mame zajem o pokrok nail Jednoty.

Co nam ten rok stark prinesl, vime jiz ze zpiav na gich hlavnich arednikti a reditela a zbYva nam nadeje, ze i tento na g 65 rok trvani nasi Jednoty pro nas radostne skonei. Je dobre jak jsern jiZ jednou vzpeinnel, ze ye svem srdci chovame nadeji le i tento rok bude pro tu nail Jednotu a jeji pokrok aspegnY a jen bude nyni na nas v gech zaleZeti, abychom °pet v dobre shode pospolu v kadem rade se snaZili.

Chceme-li lep gi budoucnost a uskuteeneni na gich pottivy-ch snah v tomto roce dociliti musime se jedenkadS7 o to te2 prieiniti a sySim dilem prispet uprimnou einnosti dle nagich moZnosti.

Nejvice prilelitosti k einnosti pro nasi Jednotu nam Vgem poskytuje einnost v nagich radech, kde kaZdSi z nas mute uplatniti svoje vlohy, svoje moZnosti k spoleenamu dobru.

K lepgi einnosti radove je nutne zapotrebi dochvilnd na ysteva radovSrch schtizi , nebot' tam se lepe poznavame a stavame se lep githi pratele a davame na jeVo, le si vaime prace tech kteri stejne s naini smYgli a i vgech tech, kteri nam slouZi v aradech a obetave se o to staraji, aby na g rad a einnost v nevi 'nezitstala, na mrtvem bodu. ,

Ve stredu, dne 7. anora 1962 eestna pamatka zustala V tom nagem bratrstvu coil docilime, kdyZ budeme k sobe shovivave a pratelske v kaZdem jednani. Rozkvet docilen i z maleho poeatko, svornou praci radovou hledanirn a zvelebovanim na gich dobrYch stranek, rozumnYmi opravami a vnitini spokojenosti kterou si razime cestu k aspechu.

LoriskY pokrok mule nas piniti jen tiprinanou radosti a na g dik vgem tern, kteki se o tispech ten prieinili.

Kdyl i letos sobe vytkneme velk3i cii a budeme k jeho dosahnuti spoleene a horlive pracovati, tak v3iznaeenou metu dosahnem. Budeme i letos miti prilelitost dokazati, le si odkazu nagich pionYru a jejich °Move prace vaime a le jejich priklad je i /lam voditkem v nagem snaZeni. JedenkaZt"7 z nas muleme se pokusit v ziskavani noveho Menstva v kruhu svYch pratel, sve vlastni rodiny, — a neponechavejme to jenom nekterYni, ale kaZdY z nas die s yYch maZnosti a prilelitosti prispejme letos ku zdaru a pokroku nail SPJST v jejim 65 roku. Nazdar!

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Prave tak jako prili g chlazena jidla, horka, poi uguji naSe zdravi a krati nag vek. A pak — toho foukani, sykani, srkani, horke sousto rychle pi'evalujeme na jazyku a honem, honem spolknout, abychom se to paloivosti zbavili.

Ubohe zuby, uboha sliznice a Zaludek!

Ze se nemaji psu, koece a iin:cnn domacirn zviratam podavati horka kaZdY dobre vi a zaehovava ten zakaz; ale viiei sobe toho zdraveho pravidla neJest jen treba se vane zamysleti nad pokrokem kterY byl docilen v prave u- hledime. plynulem roku u nekterStch mengich Nalijeme-li vrelou polevku a hned pferadech. -- Co se tam stalo? — Jsou to dloZime (jak se zpravidla dela.), mulenektere lady, kterY se venovali vice me bSrti jisti, le rodina pojida okolo einnosti mezi rnlad gim elenstvem, ziskali 60° horke jidlo, aekoliv nab kiev meri prirastek z omladiny, venovali se a po- sotva 30°. skytli mladeli rilzne vYhody a vgemoZnou Podavani vychladlYch jidel je ovgem podporu. Tohoto snaleni meli bychom take nechutne, nutno zachovati "zlatou se v novem roce i v gude jinde saeastni- stredni cestu." ti, nebot' jest to jedind cesta jak oliviti Pri &waren' kaZdeho jidla odstaviradovou einnost. me nadobu stranou, nebo na mrizku plotny, kde zachova ureitou teplotou, Musime si uvedomit, le nekdy je ani2 se stale vati. chyba na strane tech star gich, le Nejlepe ,pochodite, koupite-li si tdel do sveho kruhu nepripou gtime s plomer na mereni vrelYch napojil; budetou srdeenosti a laskou kterou oni oeekavaji. — Uznejme v gude, le vas se val- te mit jistotu a bude moZna dobrSrm prostrednikem mezi va gi dobrou vuli a ne pozmenil, le to na ge dnegni mladeZ je eleny rodiny. toil dobra, jen nutno ji pratelsky vyjiti ) vstric, skratka musime se snalit jim porozumet a vzbudit u nich zajem o tu "Kdyl jsem posledne hral na jevigti nail spolkovou prack mrtveho, kaZdY, kdo byl v divadle, plaV tomto roce jedenkat°7 z nas by si kal!" mel uvedomiti, ze 'kahlY z nas ciluZime — To proto, 10 vedeli, le nejsi dosvetu, sve recline, sve osade aby no nas opravdy mrtvY.

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PO DO: ISOVIA Plipominka vy. born eeskeho tenlvalu Dallas, Texas VaZenSr p. redaktor: Chci pfipomenout eleny vStoru eeskeho festivalu pro r. 1962, ze na ge prvni schtize t. r. bude v pondeli 12. enora v 8 hodin veeer v dallaske Sokolovni, 7443 Greenville Ave. Hlavni ukol bude zvoleni novYcla fitednike pro leto g ni festival a resent a jednani o zakladnich bodech.

Doufame, ze ve gkere lady spolky, atd. mezitim jiz zvolili sve zastupce k tomato vYboru, a ze kaZda organizace bude plimerene zastoupend. Mezi nami oudou i elenkyne dallaskeho KrouZku Oesk3"Tch Zen.

Zaroveri by men CeM Pa celem statu Texas zatit se ptipravovat na vice representace z jiZniho Texasu. Krajane, uvedomte si, ze deskk festival jest pro ceskk narod z celeho Texasu, aekoliv jak jig bylo keeeno ,tento podnik musi NEKDE miti zaeatek, a jest docela logicke ze mistni spolky jsou jadrem a podstatem tohoto podniku. UkaZme co spoleene meZeme docilit! Potlebujeme vice rtiznosti v programu.

Dalgi informace bude uvedena v rtiznSTch easopisech behem 1962. Povginmete si prosim, kde, komu, a jak se mate hidsit.

S bratrskS/m a krajanskSm pozdravern, Nick A. Morris Spolupfedseda es. Festivalu 1961 2710 Blyth Drive Dallas 23, Texas • es, eSan Angelo, Texas Mill etenali!

Zaoinam psat par kadek a rozmS7glim se, z ktere strany to zaeit a pricladzim k nazoru, ze nejlepe asi to zaeit z vrchu dolu.

Dries co toto pi gu mime 30. ledna a obloha je krasne modra a sluneeko po tech artickYPh mrazich hleje tak mile a plijemne jako iismey babieky na vnoueata.

V pondeli 29teho byla to pochovana na Lawnhaven lalbitove manZelka Adolfa J. Hejla, za svobodna Cubova z Taylor. — BudiZ ji zeme lehka a portistale poteg Bela.

Ten samS7 den, byl zabit jiZne od Ballinger znam3'r krajan farmat pri Lowake 52 let stark L. E. Orsak. — On Pickup truck a srazil se s autem fizenm Mexikanem. TeZ vaZne zranena, je jeho mlactg i dcerka Sherly a pak jeho Zena a star g i dcerka Dorothy Le,e. — Jsou v lekafskem o getkeni v Ballingerske nemocnici.

Jinak to zde po loriske dobre erode arse doble kraei normalnim smerem, ale

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Strana 5 budeme pottebovat de gt' a. zase na znameho Irish-aka Johnnie Geary. Dne pole a pastviny a pak drZet ty pragne 24. imora St. Thomas Altar Society ma boule na uzde ktere jsou zde fined za taneeni zabavu phi hudbe dobte zna,mych Bohae Sister z Granger, Texas.

Dne 13. imora budem zde mit novou Dale, 2. brezna na g Idd nza velkou zaTelevisni stanici Ci vlastne to bude bavu a hraje velice znamY eeskSr or"Transmitter" z Abilene ale pro nas ja- chestr Wally Pikal ze Schuyler, Nebraska. ko nova stanice. — V dubnu snarl' zde Hied'te se brathi a sestry dostavit v zaenou budovat tovarnu na spracova- nejvetgim poetu. Za. pobaveni yam ruelni viny, tak ze budoucnost pro San An- me, to bude prozatim 'lost. Ohledne gelo se barvi do reZova. veselice.

Koneim a gmahem zdravim vgechny Ted' plikrodinie slam tnYin zprava.m. etendip a platele a zustavarn vas Pled chvilkou jsem dostal telefonni Fred Socha. zpravu ze na g bratr facia Jan (John) ) • dig„ Skragek utrpel nahle zachval, srdce a East Bernard, Texas neZli jej dovezli do nemocnice tak zemotenaii pialtele: Ccl, podrobnosti stra p pohlbu doCelorooni schtize Narodniho lafbitova sed nejsou zname. bude se konat v East Bernard druhou V patek dne 28. s manZelkou jsem nedeli dne 11. imora po schiizi radu Ka- navgtivil sestru Anna Paprskak v dome rel Jona g gislo 28 o etvrte hodine ye ktera se pomalu zotavuje, Sestra Paspolkove sini. Dude to duleaita schilze prskar rna zlomenou pravou nohu, nepro vgechny co maji sve mile pochova- gtesti ktere se ji stalo v jejim dome jak ne na tomto hrbitove. jsem psal minule.

Vgeclany co se nemohou dostavit, Ma dobrou obsluhu od manZela a denecht' po glou sve spovinnosti a sice $2. ti a luZko ma jako maji v nemocnici a od rodinneho lotu, $1.00 od jednotli- tea jine pohodli tak ze je v dobre nalahrobu. a 50e od malSrch hrobu. — de a jinak je phi zdravi. Doufame, ze phi Budou tea jine zalaitosti projednavane. takove opatrnosti bude znovu mezi naMoZno-li dejte toto i do anglicke ea- mi ve schtizich. sti.

Dne 17. t. na. zde zemtpl William MilDiky pfedem. S pozdravem ler, polskeho, ptivodu a Hen ladu Ft. Julius OvesnST Worth 'Oslo 154. Pohiben byl z kostela, St. Rt. 1, Box 16 Thomas, dne 22. Bratr Miller zanechal East Bernard, Texas manZelku Terezii, rozenou (Chaloupko••f vu) a thi dcery a teZ po jeho prvni Zene Red eislo 92 Ft. Worth tri synove.

Mile bratri a sestry: Podrobnosti najdete v Resoluce SouPtipeminam timto, ze na ge pravidelna strasti. schilze Padova se bude odbkvat dne 11.

S bratrsk:crin pozdravena imora ye dye hodiny odpoledne. DoJoseph Bean, dopisovatel stavte se co nejve't gim poetu a bprte ) •(6 ileast phi jednani. Na g lad jako kaZdY Fad 'Oslo 135, Ennis, Texas ji1V7 nepathi jen nekolika jednotlivciim Ve vYroeni schuzi i'aclove byli zvolenl anebo idedniktim toho ladu, ale nam vgem a tinato vas Zadame a vyzivame aby elednici pro leto gni rok 1962, a site Wiljste prigli s fismevein na tvahi a zapo- lie Skrivanek phedseda, Rudolf H.rneiimnely na to jestli vain 'lad° ublilil ane- mistopredseda, Mary LaInovsky tajembo ze ne glo vge zrovna po va gem: jednej- nice, Alena Skicivanek fteetnice, Frank LaZnovskS7 pokladnik, Mary LeZnovskSi te bratrsky a ne sobecky.

Sestry jsou Zadane aby dle moZnosti a a Willie Hejn'Y organisatoti, Vecla y Tuochoty donesly peeivo, rtizne a salaty, pY zestal na gim knihovnikem at"; mnoho ovgem, tez kolaee. Taky ofgem jste Zada- prase nema, theba ze mame v na gi knini zapravit si svoje ladove poplatky the- hovne asi 13 ,set knih, dnes nejsou ba i na celY- rok. Na g eeetni rad de', Vann tolik Ceske knihy etenY, na. ginai etenafi jako kdysi, stvrzenku na, jak3ikoli obnos.

Pled 30 — 40 lety ba je gte plied 10 leDale na g tajemnik, bratr J. D. Waggoner, vas broth a sestry halo abyste si ty mel na g knihovnik dosti price, ale zaplatily radovou Nemocenskou a pli- stall etenati odchazi tam odkud navragli do schtize kdo si pfeje. Jest to nejla- tu vice neni a s jejich odchodem ty nase eeske knihy — leli ladem. cinej gi nemocenska co infiZete dostat.

Co a,si se nekdy stave s tema eeskS i Na g zabavni hiditel se stare aby na, -miknhami? sin nebyla. prezdna.

Mitno veeirku a ge Taky jsem uvidel ye schezi gek poslareznYch hostin ktere se oclbYvaji plies tYden zabavy taneeni jsou na programu nSr z Hlavni eladovny vystavern'r na ob. nos jako premii z kollektovanSich penel nasledovne.

St. Thomas Home and School Associa- do Hlavni eladovny za celY rok. Tyto tion ma zabavu dne 10. imora phi hudbe penize jako odmena plijdou Nadu velrni

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vhod na tadove vSdohy, cot kdysi nebyvalo.

Ja sam jsem slou'til jak tajemnik du pinYch 30 let a slutba byla velice mala. — Pied 30 — 40 let dostal tajemnik na pottovne a praci udelal tadu zdarma.

Dnes tomu jit tak neni. Dnes ritednici jsou aspori easteene odmeneni za jejich praci. U nateho tadu mime iitedniky v prostiednich letech kteH nas stark zastupuji jenom na rune stareho kozaka se usedly, abych pry byl radovYm dopiti sovatelem. — Jit tolik jsem se napsal : . do Oechoslovaku 28 let a nyni do Hospodate a ne a ne od toho dopisovani neDallas, Texas 29. ledna 1962 jak, uniknouti, jako vtem to pero, Sokolski Zupa Jiini, Dallas, Texas nebo tuika jednou z ruky vypadne.

Br. Edward L. Matek, Ptedseda Take vytizuji. Tuzex zasilky do 6esko- Hiavni Utadovny, SPJST slovenska jit mnoho let ku vii spokoje- Temple, Texas nosti a jsem yam k slutbam. Pitt& na VatenY bratte Marku: nstupci resolueniho vYboru Sokolske Jos. Vytopil, 900 S. McKinney, Ennis, Zupy Jizni sidlem v Dallas, shromatdeTexas a ja yam spravne posloutim. ne ye vYroeni schnzi sve, pieji si vysloviti Jednote SPJST vrelk dik za ptatelS pozdravem ske porozumeni, a pochopeni natich Jos. Vytopil snah, za ptispevek Vat, kterY nam ) • 4 • ( motriuje rozvijeti einnost pro dobro a rozkvet nail Sokolske vetve v Texasu.

Slibujeme te i v budoucnosti se vynaBrat °i a Sestry snatime zachovati tak. by nate cesta, a • V zvuk dobreho jmena nateho i pro jedOrgamsator i notu nail ye 'ktere jsme yettinou Bratti a sestry organisatoti povtimmel vVdatnou podporu. nete si laskave rriznYch zprav, "co jsem Za resolueni vYbor tupy Jitni, pies tj,den zaslechl" aneb v Friends in Alfred Jelinek, Yukon, Okl. the News", kde uvadime pkiletitost pro Stanley Ktenek, Ft. Worth vas zajernce vyhledat a ptipomenouti Marie Rendl, Corpus Christi jim, ze katdS7 eloyek potiebuje pojisteni.

Marie Ptevratilova, Dallas Jest to, nejlepti uloteni natich penez, Sec'y )41. vzpomerite jim, te v katdem ptipade dostane pojittenY sve penize zpatky. — PH Sokolski 2upa JiZni torn ale katelY clen SPJST ma ptiletiAmericke Oboe Sokolske tost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeenDallas, Texas ske praci v fade i v natich distriktecb Br. L. 0.

Hoiek, red. s nati mladeti aneb bYti rieastni dobrotinne praci. — Ziskavejme ditky ozna- Vestnik, West Texas meni v nail rubrice aneb ty ditky na- Milk bratte Hotku: My zastupci zdrUtene v Lipe Jitni 'Leh zemtelYch elenri. — Pamatujme na ye schrizi vYroeni, 'kenane dne 28. ledto, te chceme v tomto rote °pet ptevSr na 1962 v Dallas, Texas, p •ejeme si poyam vt'e.-tiurenokvtuapejm dekovati naternu eeskernu tisku, za yechen jen motnSr zdar. tkerou podporu a snahu poskytnutou • 4 • ( nail Sokolske tune jinni v uplynulem obdobi.

Oteyiena slova Tetime se, te i na dale podpoiite lasJ. Edgar Hoover, teditel FBI byl po- kave nate snahy za ktere yam ptedem cten cenou 10.00 dolard kterou ptijal z srdeene "dekuj erne. ruky vedouciho Mutual of Omaha InS pkanim mnoho zdaru ye viem vatem surance Co. jako ocene'ni price na poll poeinani, bezpeenosti ve SpojenYch statech. PH Za resolueni vSrbor 2upy Zdar! teto pkiletitosti byl potadan banket na Alfred Jelinek, Yukon, Okl. kterem J. E. Hoover se otevtene vyslovil Stanley Ktenek Jr Ft. Worth proti jakekoliv spolupraci (appeasing) se Marie Rendl, Corpus Christi SoyetskYm svazem. "Radeji bych byl Marie Ptevratil, Sec'y mrtyY net rudY", tekl teditel FBI a )•4• pokraeoval: "jsme ye valce s komunisty "Kapitane, laka jidla ma elo yek jist, a elm drive si to katclY American uvecio- kdy2 se boji motske nenaoci?" mi, tim bude pro nail bezpeenost lepe.".

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Ve stfedu, dne 7. 'finora 1962 ZAJEZD K SOKOLSKEMU SLETU DO 1/11)Nlt Drahe sestry a bratti: ITYkonnSi VYbor Arnericke Oboe Sokolske srdeene Vas zve k rieasti na zajezd do Evropy a sletu na oslavu sto let Sokolstva, konanem ye Vidni, letadly Pan American World Airways.

Toto je zajezd, po kterem jste a na kterY jste eekali. Navttivte test zemi, berte (least na stoletYch oslavach ye Vidni, bud'te ptitomni pametnim obtadtim Dr. Miroslava Tyrte v Oetzu v TyrolskYch Alpach. Toto vie letadly Pan American World Airways do Evropy a zpet.

Cesta testi zememi bude zvlaitnimi busy, vyhratenYmi pro nail pottebu.

Uvidite vice, budete mit vetti po2itek, protote nepomernY spech zachytit vlak anebo letadlo bude odstranen. Pfistanete a uvidite 8vSreary, Italskou a Francouzskou Rivieru, Monako, v Italii Florencii, Janov, Rim, Milan a Benatky. Potom AlbertovYm prrismykem do Rakouska. Nezapomenutelne dny a noci bu41ou ztraveny' ye Vidni na sokolskSrch podnicich a projtd'kou krasneho mesta i jeho okoli.

Dalii ptijde oblast oerneho lesa (Black Forest), Ba.vorske Alpy, zvlattni osady, starodayna, historicka, mesta, krajiny, ktere pro svoji krasa jsou znamy po celem svete. Dny Nte v rozechveni, napini Vail mysl vzpominkami, ktere se yam budou vtcly znovu a znovu vracet. Odjedeme pak do Patite, Francie a jeji tivota. Dva dny a noci v tomto meste snil a potom zpatky dorms, °pet letadly Pan American World Airways.

Odjedeme z Chicaga 25. eer yna 1962.

TH nezapomenutelne tYdny pohodlneho cestovani, vYborna jidla, dobre hotely, znamenita, doprava. A toto vie pouze za $725.00.

Ueirite svou reservaci nyni. Cestujte s peknou skupinou spoleenikri, kteti se vtdycky snati bYt rieristni zajezdu AOS. Poilete svoji zalohu v obnose $100.00 Zajezdovemu odboru AOS., 5611 W. Cermak Road, Cicero 50, Illinois.

VYkonnY VYbor Americke Oboe Sokolske Karel M. Prchal, starosta B16.2a, J. oihakova, jednatelka • 4 4( Nezamestnanost v Nemecku.

Za mesic prosince minuleho roku byl poeet nezamestnanYch v zapa,dnim Nemecku zdvojnasoben. Jedna se viak pouze o tetkosti ptechodne, ktere vlada zapadniho Nemecka slibuje odstranit v dobe jarni. Poeet navratilcri ze zamoti znaene klesl a ma se za to, te v rinoru a bteznu t. r. ptestanou se Wind ze zamoti vracet docela.

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kliniku. Tak na priklad roku 1961 bylo zde vice nail etvrt' milionu tehotnYch Zen, 'ktere chodily na prohlidku na kliniFt. Worth, Texas ky, yydrZovane rtiznYmi stay za finaneCtend redakce, sestry a bratri. niho prispeni detskeho &ado. Kolik Zen KdyZ tak ten n(IS" 6echoslovak prestal dalo se za techZe okolnosti oktrovati uni elanek) dochazet tak neni zpravy karn zaslat soukroumYmi lekari, neni znamo, je vSak V pondeli minulY tYden zastupcove ,jen do mileho Vestniku a tak to dnes jisto, Ze jich bylo velmi mnoho.

SpojenYch Narodu seSli se k pokraeovaJe'Ste se neslehla, hlina na larbini zasedani valneho shromaZdeni, kteTake matky vice neZli dvou milionu re nyni ma jiZ 104 elenske silty. tove v larobe bratra W. Milerovi, ktery mel pohreb kdyz byla to hrozna zima, deti preakolniho veku obratily se roku Valve shromaZdeni F.J. N. neekava Ze mnozi se ani nikarn nedostali a tu 1960 o radu ke znalcinn placenYm staty 6etiVeh v uycl t hc.l i, z nich.Z uz zas se rozletla smutna zprava, Ze na- za prispeni detskeho firadu. Mnohera vihle zenarel nas brats Jan Skrakk. -- Ta- ce matek ziskavalo podobne informace mnohe byly projednavany nri pred zasedani pied Vanoenimi prazdto zprava mnone prekvapila nebot' ne- o detske peel od rodinnYch lekarri. bylo slykt Ze by byl stonal.

Vlada SpojenYch Stan snaZi se je, •; :e ninami, • a odbornici jsou presvedeeni,.

Jeho Ze na Frant gka, uZ delSi dobu postonava a vice sniliti Umrtnost rodicek a no yoro- Ze, jen vyrizeni techta "nedokoneenYeh tu najcdnou takova hrozna Dana, pro zenat. VVzkumy, financovanYmi z verej- zalelitosti." zabere etyri a r lest tYcelou . rodinu. — Nebudu vkcko vypiso- nYch a soukromnYch fondti zjiWu.ji se d nU. vat, to asi odela pani juranova — dtivody, ktere neSeasteji vedou k Je to rada problemu, tYkajicich se ASkra'Skovi mail velkou rodinu a budou u deti v prvnich mesicich Zivota, a hle- sie a Afriky, zvlaSte Konga, dale Parpostradat sveho otce. Pobreb se konal z daji se zakroky, 'ktere by Unita predeas- tugalska a Indic, ktera — proti ustanokostela Vkch svatYch, a Vy nina smrtim zabranily. veni zakladni charty Spoetnich narodu prijmete ode nine uprimnou soustrast Redaktorova Zena.

— poslouZila proti portugalskYm a Janovi preji lehkY spanek yeenY na ) • v5 • niim v • Indii misto vyjednavani — votorn Mount Olivet hrbitove. jenske moci, a lady daElch problemil RAFAEL KUBELtK VLASTENECKi S pozdravem vkin ci America, v Ka.ribske ()blast!

I iTion, atienske EML■ LEC Mary P. IVIaresh Na fispUne Geste v exilu je umeleckY e e/a o ( ) Mnichov da gi zasta ykou.... Rafael KuMiami zastupee Spojeiy'ch static it Rid eislo 154 Fort Worth, Texas belik -preyzal 1. listopadu t.r. misto kf- U. N. velvyslanec A. Stevenson — usiSestry a bratri. thrigenta bavorskeho rozhlasu. A ji2 za loje„ o •projednani nave mi. ov:" strategic Sti nak pravidelna schfize se bode ti'i tYdny se poprve ve sve nove funkci SpojenYch narodfi, a to zylate v konat druhou nedeli v dnoru, coZ jest predstavil naroenemu mnichrivskemu ku poruSeni dosavadni ruirove strategic dne 11. Unora o 3 hodine odpoledne. publiku na koncerte, na nemZ soueasne se strany "mirumilovne a neutralni Sestry a bratFi dostavte se v pinem vystoupil dallI es. exulant pianista die poetu a dejte nakmu novemu preclsedo- Rudolf FirkuMY, jen2 je prave na vi pinou podporu v novern rove.

Tato nave mirova strategic mein, by jezdu v Evrope.

Oekame Vas kaZdeho a radi Vas uviV sezone 1961-1962 bode Kubelik ridit za nasledek ruzne Smelly v jednani dime. Tedy na shledanou v pristi schn- devet z dvanacti verejnYch ko-ncerth postupu SpojenYch narodO, z y1W3te jejicla zi. . bavorskeho rozlasu. Na poradu je m.j. — Bezpeonostni ra.dy, kde by meta dojit Ze sesterskYm pozdra.vem Beethovenova "DevOte, Verdiho "Re- i ke zmenam ohledne uplatEovani velMary Hale, dopis. quium", dale BartOk a v neposledni rade mocenskeho veta.

-----,--) • •Te • Kdyl byla organisace SpcjenYch 01Haydn, jehoZ "LondYnskou symfonii" Pece o matky a deti Kubelik uvedi za nentarchaliciho po- rode po druhe svetove valve vytvorena, Ve SpojenYch Statech je mnoho po- tlesku jiZ za sve na y Stevy v Mnichove na nikdo si asi neuvedomil, do jakYch rozrodnic, ale vetSina dal rodi se ve verej- jare minuleho roku. merit\ se maze rozrtist. Dries se 104 denyeh nemocnicich, to jest takovYch, kteV taint° race (20. Unora — 11. brezna) ny rUznYch narodnosti, velmi rozdilnYch re peCuji o pacienty s rozmanitYmi ne- podnikne se "svYm" -Makin rozsahle povah, tak Ze se da'. tato organisace len mocemi. Tyto nemocnice mail v2dy I po- koncertni tourne, jet ho zavede do eet- velmi obti2ne zvladnout. Setkava se zde rodni oddeleni a opatrovny pro deti, tak- nYch evropskYch mesa — do Basileje a nenasytnost vyspelYch narodu, zvyklYch Ze rodicky a deti jsou odcleleny od ne- Curychu, do Bernu a Zenevy, do Parik, rafinovanYm znillsobern ziska ,o q; vechmocnYch. dale do Brusselu, Antverp a Amsteroda- no, co ma cent', s nenasytnosti primitivDetskY brad americke vlady po Le- • Na zpateeni ceste se leae zastavi nich narodO, zahoriclYch !alaradosti ta spolupracuje s lekari a nemocnicemi ✓ Poruri — v Fssenu a ye Wuppertalu sveho postaveni a na phienYch nezrizo.pri zavadeni a zachovani nalelite firov- a nakonec v Hannoveru, V druhe po- non Zarlivosti a Zadostivostl. Pak je zde tie pH peel a novorozenata. Take maze o loy ine brezna pak zavita do Vidne, 19. jeSte jeden nenasytnY element, kterY se sniZeni risika infekce a o zachovani kvetna do Rezna a v eer y nu znovu do ridi besieni sta:reho Rakouska "Divide zdravi Todieek venuje patrienou pozor- Vidne, kde bode fieinkovat na "Umelec- et impera" "Rozdeluj a nanuj". Stye, podpichuje a pak si utYrane a uSl yanost. kYch tYdnecb." no narody podrobuje. V generainim sbroAsi 95 procent americkYch ,deti na)* e maZdeni SpojenYch narodti kaZdY z rodilo se roku 1961 v nemocnicich za pti• Pan Rybka sedi v hospode a ji jako MI ma pravo kdykoliv se prihlasit ke toranosti lekare. D ye a pfil procenta naslovu a mluyit jak cilouha chce. Tim se rodilo se jich za pritomnosti lekare do- vlk. Ne, jak pet "Safra, vy mate nadhernY apetit," di- prodluZuje jednani do nekoneena, seslama, zbytek pak za asistence porodni buje se jeho vYznam a znernoMuje se vi se soused. babieky.

"Hm, to leS'te nic neni, to byste inne 61eniim, aby je obe iJ,ali nejlepinai lidMnoho Zen chodi nejakou dobu pied ni sveho porodem i po nem k lekakUrn nebo na mel videt, kdyZ jsem nekam pozvan."

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Nov bytovST zakon (Informaeni elanek) Federal Housing Act, prijatY nedavno kongresem a podepsanY ji g i presidentern, znamend novY, velkY krok k cili, vyteenernu kongresem pied dvanacti lety. Illasanou tehdy snahou bylo zajiMeni "slueneho domova a vyhovujiciho prostredi Zivotniho pro kaIdou americkou rodinu".

Do konce roku 1960 bylo vice nail 5,800,000 domti financovano hypotekami, zajiMenYrni Uradem Federal Housing Administration, kterY soueasne pojistil ptijeky na 900,000 bytovYch jednotek ye velkYch stavebnich projektech a 24,000,000 oprav Letokii zakon rokSituje nejen zakladni program FHA, ale soueasne i poveruje tento odpovednosti za zdolavani takovYch zastaralYch problemti, jakymi jsou upadajici &oven existujicich pHbytkt a chronickY nedostatek pristreM pro lidi s menSim prijrnem. Zakon te2 sniZuje eastku, kterou je kupci domu kdy2 se uchazi o pujeku, pcjiStenou Uradem FHA; zvy'Suje rovneZ povolenou ptijeku na hypoteku; prodluZuje piljekovou lhirtu ze 30 na 35 let.

Ji dlou.ho ozYvaji se hlasy, do2adujici se vyhovujicich obydli pro lidi s prostrednim prijmem, to jest takovYm, kterY je velikY pro verejne domovni projekty s nizkou Milli a piing malk na placeni bytovYch Uradti jedine ty rodiny ze stredni platove skupiny, ktere musely opustiti sve domovy v dfisledku nejake verejne Upravy mista, kde al do te doby Zily. Nyni vS'ak maji narok na to pHspeni v'Sechny rodiny ze zminene tkidY bezrozditne.

Hide, kteri koupi behem pri gtich dvou let nova postavenY, stojici u nebo pHpadne i prestavenY jednorodinovY domek v cene $9,000 as $11,000, mohou dostati vladou pojietenou hypoteku za velmi vYhodnYch porminek. Prvni splatka, veetne manipulaenich poplatkiI, mule bYti toliko procenta kupni ceny. Hypoteka na novY nebo opravenY domek intik se spla.ceti 35 let, a v nekterYch pripadech dokonce a etyricet let.

Lide, kteri se museli z bydltSte vystehavati, nepotrebuji poloNti na zakupovanY domek vice neZli $200 a zbytek mohou splaceti po dobu 40 let.

Ve shade se zakonern z roku 1961 mule nyni FHA pojiM'ovati piljeky na opravu damü a do vYe $10,000. Pfijeky je pak treba splatiti bud' do dvaceti let, nebo v dobe, rovnajici se t1-ern etvrtinam let, v nichZmüe domek podle nsudku slouZiti svemu üëelu. Plati obdobi krat-

V ES TNIK— WEST, TEXAS M. 0 arokove mire, kter'a nesmi nikdy pkesahovati Best procent, rozhoduje komisaf FHA. 0 pirjeku mule se uchazeti majitel domu, v neniZ je od jedne do etyr bytovYch jednotek. V plipade veteich domu mile majitel ziskati piljekp jen vtakovem pripade, le se jeho majetek naleza ,v estske etvrti, kde mestska sPrava provadi velke opravne prace.

Fri oprave budov, ktere nejsou jekte deset let stare, musi jiti bud' a velke stavebni zmeny nebo o opravu vad, nichl. se v dobe dostaveni nevedelo, nebo ktere byly dodateene zavineny ohnem, povodni, nebo jinou pohromou.

V'Sechny tyto pfijeky musi bYti zajieterry bud' hypotekou nebo nejakYm jinYm pripustnYm zpirsobem. Kde na dome jig vazne nejakY dluh, pak tento stark dluh spolu s novou piljekou na opravu nesmi presahovati hypoteku, kterou FHA by mohla podle za,kona pojistiti.

ModifikovanY zakon pamatoval i na vekove pokroeileji Cast naroda. Na prime pirjeky temot lidem je dnes dovoleno vydati al $125,000,000, kdelto drive bylo, povoleno pouze $50,000,000. Stavitele mohou si vypirjeiti celYch sto procent vYloh, spojenYch se stavebnim projektem pro stari obyvatelstvo, kdekto drive nemohla maximalni ptijeka presahovati 98 procent. Za,kon krome- toho dovoluje po pry& poskytovani pirjeek i spottebnim kooperativirm, jistYm verejnYrn Madam a nevYdeleenYm organisacim.

Tim, le novY zakon povoluje dodateenou subvenci $120 roene na kaldou bytovou jednotku, sna'Zi se zajistiti starve verejnYch domovlm nich projektech minirnalni einZi (asi $27 mesiene), anil by pri torn ohroloval platebni schopnost projektu. V mnoha pripadech neni tel nutno vypovedeti z bytil v techto projektech ty najemniky, jejich'i prijem presahuje stanovene maximum, kteri veak nemohou nalezti soukromi byt, na. kterY by jejich finanCnI vystaeily. ) o o

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Umelci do Vgech Koutfi Sveta (Informaeni novinky) eské hudebni umeni stale vYrazneji upevriuje svou povest i postaveni ye yeech svetovYch koneinach. Nejde yeak jen 0 jednotliva pohostinska vystoupeni.

VYznamna telesa a umelci jsou zvani i na diouhotrvajici turns nebo jim bylo nabidnuto angamd.

Tak na DalnY vYchod odletela es. vynikajici sdruleni Sukovo trio. Bezmala trimesieni turns zahaji sedmacti koncerty v Japonsku. Pots odjede k nekolika vystoupenim do Indie, kde bude mj. na mezinarodnich oslavach vYroti

Ve stredu, dne 7. iinctra 1962 narozeni Rabindranatha Thakara. jezd, ukonei v iranskem hlavnim 'nest Teheranu.

Jekte dole se v cizine zdrli mladY diri gent Jindfich Rohan. Bylo mu nabid nuto nejmene pfdrodni angalma na Is lande, kde se po odchodu vYzna,mnehi polskeho sefa varAa yske Narodni opery ujme vedeni rozhlasoveho symfonickeht orchestru a reykjavicke opery. Do Rath ua odjelo na festival v Perugii pralski komorni sdrukeni Pro arte antiqua, 4 vystoupenim a k rozhlasovemu nate.. e'en' ye Finsku se chysta, klaviristke Mirka Pokorna, do Francie zase pojed( Smetanovo, kvarteto.

Nern.enM zajem je o soubory pra'Zskeho Divadla "Na zabradli". Pantornine prave zahajila Belli 32 vystoupeni v Mad'arsku a erne divadlo po celou prva pull zati hostovalo na veletrhu v Lipsku ) • 4. • 6

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District Youth Leaders' Addresses DISTRICT I Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT II Mrs. Clara Hejl Route 4 Temple, Texas DISTRICT III Mrs. Wilma Nesuda Tenet) Road Ennis, Texas DISTRICT IV Mrs. Ed. Haisler Rt. 1 Seymour, Texas DISTRICT V Mrs. Maxine Sefcik 2301 Airline Drive Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI Mrs. Frank Brdecka Rt. 1, Box 150 Rosenberg, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik 202 Schmaltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas

Ve stiedu, dne 7, ilnora 1962 ANUSE MITTENHUBROVA

Plana rule Divei Roman Pokraeovami Jaroslav, jako nejmlaclei z bratrii DoubrayskYch, hoch neobyeejne nadank bystrY a proto rodinou velmi rnilovany, byl zvyklY, ae oba mnohem starei bratti, z nicha keditel byl bratrem nevlastnim, jaked i gy akruee Helena, jako &l ye matka, jejia mazliekem bYval, sousttedili k nemu yeecku svou lasku, svou pozornost.

MladY hoch byl si ,dobte vedom ay e dueevni vyspelosti, byl proto neobyoejne sebeveclomY, kteraato vlastnost s nim rostla, podporovana 'demi jell() milYmi. Nikdy neslyeel slova, vypadiujici pochybnost nad jeho plany a innysly do budoucnosti. Vee kolem neho vyznelo v harmonicke: "Ano, dokake to, budee-li chtiti, jsi toho schopen. " Jaroslav studoval lined od poeatku s vyznamenanim, byl vzornYm studentem a chovani jeho bylo vady nanejvke sluene a kadne a proto nazi mohla bYti rodina pravem hrda. Hoch to dobte vesel byl snad proto sam na sebe ponekud domkeliv.

Na svfij vek byl mlada student velmi vaanY, ticebale se zabave nevyhYbal. S bratrem Jindtichem, jena bYval velice vesel, si dobte rozumeli, a jemu se tea podatilo nekdy Jarolu rozjakiti, a pti torn ovladal bratra j ako nikdo jink. Ale tentokrat nepomohly ani nalehave domluvy Jindrovy; Jarola trval na svem, ae mu po to male tulaeee, jak Rilaenku nekdy jmenoval, nic neni, a ae by bylo smeeno, kdyby se snad nutiti mel k lasce k ni, jak to druzi cirri. Jemu jest pine lhostejnou a nevi take, z fake pkieiny by to cizi, prostoteke dite mel milovati. Jaroslav citil, ae Helene ztrpeuje radost nad jeji "dceruekou" s yYm odporem k ni, ale prozatim nemohl se ptemoci, snad easem pry si na ptitomnost jeji zvykne. Byl zvyklY podavati se vady tak, jakYm byl a nemohl se nyni chovati jinak, nea jak mu ukladala vnittni potteba, ptesvedeeni a pravda, kterou byl stale veden a jia take odhodlane zastaval.

VAS TNIK— WEST, TEXAS

nea jak jim vymetoval on. PH fel sve nelibosti k ni musil spravedlive uznati, k byla velmi ueeliva, bystra i rortomila a ae to bylo samozfejme, kdya on, velky student musil ustoupiti tomu rozkag -nemurtik,jemuahozceldnho zamilovank bratr kikal "eoteeku", Helena "ma devenko" a Jindtich "divoeko."

Jen on Jarola nemel pro ni neane pkezdivky. Bylo mu to sme gne, jak dovede Helena kaadou jeji rozpustilost omluviti, jak jest k ni shovivavou, kdya na ptiklad kavu na stub vyleje, nebo rozbije talif nebo koflik. Co toho jiz pobila!

Snarl za kolik let nerozbilo se u tediteln. tolik nadobi, jako nyni za Rilkneiny pkitomnosti. Jaroslav nemohl se zdraeti kousave poznamky pokaade, kdya se neco takoveho ptihodilo i ptes karave pohledy Jindrovy.

Divka splacela Jaroslavovi stejne stejBylo mezi nimi zjevne nepfatelstvi.

Nikomu nikdy neodsekia tak, jako jemu, eima jeete vice jej draadila. Za to s Jindkichem shodla se Rffaenka nejlepe.

Kdykoli byl on pfitomen, neprovedla nikdy nieeho, co by se ho bylo nelibe dotklo a nejakou tu mengi neptistojnost odpustil ji on velmi rad.

Pani Helene dalo to dosti pra.ce, nea si dovedla ziskati takovou nadvladu nad schovankou. Ona se musila o vYsledek pfleiniti, kdeato jemu se to podatilo bez nejmenai namahy. Nikdo si nemohl vysvetlit, jakYm vlivem se to stalo. keditele, jemua tikala "tatinku", naklonila si Rilaenka velmi zahy. Kdykoli jej spatkila ptichazeti, beaela mu vstfic, zavesila se dtverne v jeho thine a lichotila se k nemu jako koeieka. Nebylo diva, ae se stala jeho mildekem, ae ji do tovarny bral, a nekdy ji i dovolil, aby tam za nim ptiela. Ale vychazky ty brzy pfestaly k villi inaenYru Bendrovi, kterY ji hladival pc, vlascich a tvatinkach, coa od neho nemohla snesti. Mival takove vihke, chladne ruce a Rtaenka mu jednou zptime fekla, at' ji necha na pokoji a nedotYka se ji syYma aabima rukama. Prato ji otec zakazal, by za nim do kancelate chodila. Zatim se Rfraenka seznamila se starYm vratnYm Z'iakou, v jehoa svetnioce pak eekavala nekdy na otce, a jena se stal brzo jejim dobrYm pfitelem.

Rilaenka byla prvni, nemilou ptekaakou na ceste po nia kraeel, ne snad pfeS poeatku, kdya pani Helena zakazala kaakou na draze k vlastnirnu jeho vze- divoke pobihani s detmi po stramich, stupu, ale prekaakou v jeho zvycich, v ktere si east() dovolila, zastesklo se ji jeho dueevnim aivote. po bYvale volnosti a svoloode, ale stesk S ni pfielo do jeho aivota cosi noveho, ten pomohly zahnati mnohe zajimave nevitaneho, netoukneho, ale i pies od- veci, jea dEive neznala. Vadyt' prostfedi, v nerna nyni aila, bylo tak zcela, zcela por jiste zajimaveho, elm se jeho vyspela mysl zabkvati musila chtej ne- jine, mela krasnY, fitulnY domov, mnoho chtej. A to ho mrzelo, draadilo a zlobi- dobrYch veci, o nicha &Ivo ani zdani lo, ae to male, hezke vyale tak rugive nemela,, spkvala v eist'ounkem, mekkem odvadel omyelenky jeho jinYna sinerennlilaku, eatieky jeji byly vady ykusne a

Strana 9 pekne, ttebaae je nekdy hodne pornazala, ale tu si je hned musila svleknouti a do eistYch se °bled, kolem ni vaude kind laskavost, dobrota a elechtilost. I pti karani a trash': pouaito zpilsobu, kterY se spike dueevne dotYkal nea telesne.

Kdya se ,s ni po Case pani Helena oclvaaila jiti do mesta, kde se oveem jia mnoho hovokilo o hezounke schovance, kterou si teditelovi domft ptivezli, nazapominala Rflaenka s poeatku napomenuti rnateinYch, Ale sotva, ae se objevil nejakY psik na ulici, nebylo moano ji -udrkti, pobihala za nim tak dlouho, as se ji podafilo pohladiti jej. HlasitYch posudka o yeam co videla, nemohla se rovnea pies zakaz matein vyvarovati zpfxsobila tint, an se pani Helena pYkiti musila a uminila si, ze diive se zde s Riiaenkou neobjevi, dokud nebude jista, ae ji ua nic neptijemneho neprovecle.

Zname damy zastavovaly pani teditehymn a veem se oveem krasne dite libilo, ale dobre pani neuelo, jak se Usta nektere z nick posineene zaktivila a jinn dokonce si nenechala. pkilealtost ke etiplave poznamce.

Cestou nazpet setkaly se s damou asi etyticetiletou, odenou s napadnou jednoduchosti. Pkistoupila k nim s patrnou radosti a jeji gede oei zanily za sktipcem untimnosti, kdya pani Helene srdeene podavala ruku.

"Tak to je ta vase maid schovanka, o ktere slyeirn veucle hovotiti?" tazala se a chtela Raaenku pohladiti, ale ta nevrle nekubla, majic v fimyslu vytrhnouti se pani Helene, jea draela ji peene za ruku.

"Aj, to jest jakYsi malt' zbojnik!" pokraeovala dama, smejic se. "Veak my se spolu jeete seznamime a budeme dobrymi pfateli. Budee mit jiste doktorku rada, jako ji ma rada tva matinka!" yes rada mit nebudu!"

"To jiste ne odmluvila Rtaenka.

"Ne? — nu, uvidlme, milaeku!" zasmala se doktorka 6erna. "Jen kdyby to nem bolelo a ja ti pkinesla ulevu, zapomenee na neptatelstvir V torn podatilo se Rfiaence vyvinouti rueku z dlane pani Heleny a jako eipka octla se ye stfedu deti, hrajicich si na namesti, zatizenem v peknY libosad.

Pani Helena omlouvala doktorce divokost a prostolekost diveinu a ta dobromyslne ptikYvla.

"Ale, mild Helena, mnohe z nagich vzornYcla dal nebyly by lepei, kdyby byly rostly jako strfunek v lese. Je mlada a vy zajiste otoeite lodieka jejiho aivota ,spravnYm smerem."

"Doufam, draha, Elieko!"

Jasot HU, do jejicha stfeclu prve Ruaenka vbehla, a ktere s poeatku zaraaerie na neznamou divku pohliaely, vzbudil pozornost obou dam. Doktorka (!er-, na se vesele zasmala, ale jani Doubrav-,

la 10 ska, zardela se nevoli.

Ratenka se totit na kandelabr stojici uprostred namesti s opiei obratnosti a drtela se nahote okazale jen jednou rukou a nohou, cot vzbudilo ja.sot a obdiv jejich novYch, rnalYch znarn-Ych. "Pojd' ihned dole," volala Helena trnouc azkosti, ae spacine na kamenou podezdivku, "vtdyt' bys se mohla zabiti, nerozvalne diter Jako ‘Sipka sjela divka po hiacike Mine a zasrnala se: "Zabiti? U nas neumel nikdo lepe po stromech lezti net ja, na nejvyMi borovic jsem se vyS. plhala lako nic," chlubila se, jisktic ()China.

"A to nevyleze tamhle na nasi Hour draZclil RaZener,inu odvanu jeden z chlapet.

"2e ne? Koukal bys — at na nejvy'Ai YrS'anek. '8koda, to :nes ynim, matinka by se hnevala."

"Ale kotrmelec, neudelas takovY jako jar zvolal jiny hoch a proved1 v trave "svtj" podareny housek.

"Iim, to já unlim daleko ohrnula divka rtik a jit se chystala k peknemu kotrmelci, kdy2 k ni pestounka rychle pristaupila a zamer jeji ptekazila — Cestou dome hovotila Helena o doktares aerne s velkou Pctou a frekla sve schovance, to bade jednou jiste damu to ctiti a milovati, nebot' toho pinYm pravem zaslouti. je. to Lena v(4trai ;Sicchetna a velka dobroditelka chudiny.

"A pros nosi brejle? Nernam rada lidi s brejlemir "Nejsou to brejle, ale sktlpec, ROieko, a ten pir ece nosi net Jarola take, jako vAichni tide kratkozraci." nemam Jarolu take radar —ro nein prieinou k nena yisti!" usma-a se Helena, "uvidi: , to jak sleenu doktorku, tak jarolu bude g jednou miti radar RUZenka, zattepala rychle hlaviekou, ale v tom jiZ novY dojem zlakal jeji tekavo-a mysl. — RUZenein pritel, vrataV byl bezdetnSm vdovcem, ale pees to miloy al deti velice. Casco seSlo se a neho nekolik (Ceti a on jim yypravel pohadky, smySlene i pravdive historic o starYch, slavr0:11. • dobach v zerinch eesk.kh.

Ce se stale mocili, aby mu Bfih da1 doCkaLi, az Se mirod eeskY case pozvedne k bYvale sve moci a slave", at settese na veky ono jho, Mere 'JO po staleti dusilo a nieilo.

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FOURTH LESSON

CTVRTA

Sprava,

Management or repair,

Zprava,

Report,

Zpravoday,

Reporter

Sprkivce,

Manager,

avka,

Mending,

Spravnost, vni sbo Spolu, oieenik,

Punctuality, Managing Board, Together, Partner,

Spoleil.nost,

Company or society„

Spolek,

Society or union,

Spolykati,

To swallow,

Spotiti,

To sweat or perspire,

SporuY ota ka,

Debatable question,

Spodek,

Bottom,

Spodni pradlo,

Underclothing,

Spojenec,

Ally,

Sok,

Rival,

Sokol,

Falcon,

Sokoli zrak,

Hawk-eye,

Sokolice,

Female Falcon

Soud,

Court,

So mice,

Judge,

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To Judge,

Soudni dviir

Court of Justice,

Soulad,

Harmony,

SoulaclinY.

Harmonious,

A good many new words in this les- ory. It is fun to learn a new language, We will repeat sonic of them from and if you have someone to help, you'll to time so as to refresh your mem- enjoy it. Good luck.

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

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

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CLASS M: Retirement at age , 65, full TRIDA PR: Pfednostni dalvotat. (Zaë1n.ni v 5 ran staki) benefit at age 1.

PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova do2ivotni. Pint obnos poji5tem ye vyplati v pripathe Payor of premiums on a child's du imirti ad veku jednoho roku certificate the benefit of Payor Insurance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova daivotni. Pint obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu the Payor, the premiums will au.

Umrti od veku jednoho roku. tomatically be paid.

TRIDA E: lOti splatkova daivotni. Pint obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu funrti od veku jednoho roku VYber rfiznY-ch pojistek na.51 SPJST TRA.IDA F: 5ti leta nadadni ploy obnos vyberte si die potieby poji*Steni se vyplati v pripadu finarTRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, do5iti od veku jednoho roku votni TEIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, piny obnos TRIDA PR: Ftednostni do2ivotni se vyplati v pripadu nmrti od veku TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, daivotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 20 let TRIDA H: Nadaeni ve 65ti let. PlnSr obTRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, daivotni. Ponos poji5teni se vyplati v pripadu platky se plati pouze 15 let Mufti ad veku jednoho roku TAMA E: lOti splatkova, doZivotni. Po- TRIDA 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 platky se plati pouze 10 let letech. Pln r obnos pojigteni se vyTinda F: 15ti leta, nadaeni. Obnos cerplati v ptipadu ümrti od veku jedtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. noho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadadni. Obnos TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosaleni 18 let, certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. pin' obnos pojigteni se vyplati v TRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. Olen pade nmrti od veku jednoho roku. plati poplatky a2 do 65ti let.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, daZivotTRIDA I: 20ti splatkovo„ nadadni v 60t1 ni. Plny obnos pojigteni Sc vyplati eltech v pflpadu taut' od veku jednoho TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65t1 let, do,21roku votni L: Dvojnasobne nrazove paji5t6TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne nrazove poji gteni (Double Indemnity) ni (Double Indemnity) TAID A M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosaeTRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa2eni 65 rokil Men dostava mesieni 65 rolkü stab Glen dostava, meni piijem do 75 v-Srroei narozenin desieni piijem dokud iv. Zemre-11 na. Pln' obnos pojisteni se vyplati V pied 75 lety stáii, dedici dostanou pkipadu ümrti od veku jednoho roku mesioni piijem do 75 vSrroei naroze- PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytu ■ nin Mena je Oleniam platicim poplatky na detTRIDA MC: 20ti leta imisova ochrana ske eertifikaty tu vYhodu ochrany, ktera se ran& zmerguje 2e v padu fipine nemanosti nasledTEIDA MX: lOti leta, Apisova ochrana kera nemoci aneb poraneni aneb v ktero, se rozne zmenguje padu funrti platiciho, poplatky na TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova ochrana ten detskY certifikat budou samoktera se roone zmenAuje. dinne zaplaceny.

TRIDA MD: 30ti leta imisova ochrana Respectfully, ktera se none zmensuje Joe B. Hejny TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna • .) 9 .' • C. a zmenitelna.

TRIDA 10T: lOti leta Itratni. Obnovltelna a zmenitelna TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhütni. Zmenitelna

CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted into any other class of insurance before attaining age 16.

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, full benefit at age 1 CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (beginning at age 5) CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full V DETSKE,M ODDELENt benefit at age 1 TRIDA JT: Do e. asne poji§teni do 16 let CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment ktere se mute zmeniti na. kterekoat age 60, full benefit at age 1 liv jine pojieteni kdykoliv ne dosahne 16 let sveho veku CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85t1 let, dalCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at votni. Plnfr obnos poji gtoni se V3'age 65, full benefits at age 1 plati v pripadu imrti od vetu jedCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance -- noho roku

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Wednesday, February 7, 1962

V kSTN/K— WEST, TEXAS

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material to be pubBENEVOLENT ORDER lished should reach the Editor, OF THE STATE OF TEXAS Saturday before the date of issue.

Address all matters to the Editor: FOUNDED 1897 HERALD— P. 0. Box 85, West, Texa.s.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, PAX Box 400, TEMPLE, TEX* :‘OM

THE EDITOR'S DESK But the principle of the Declaration of Independence was not surrendered. Today wherever free men and women strive to retain their liberties, or to recover them, the spirit of Abraham is abroad.

So, as his birthday comes around again we might speak of him in our letters to friends and relatives overseas, and assure them once more that the ideals of Abraham Lincoln still guide America.

Lincoln and Liberty He who speaks for liberty, speaks for all time and all humanity. Such a man was our 16th President, 'Abraham Lincoln, whose 154th birthday vie celebrate on February 12th.

Born in a rude log cagin in Kentucky, Abraham Lincoln began his long journey to , greatness as a woodcutter, farm laborer, Mississippi River boatman, clerk in an Illinois country store and village postmaster. Educating himself with borrowed books at night, he was admitted to the bar and thrice elected to the Legislature of Illinois.

Lincoln served in the House of Representatives in Washington but first won national recognition in 1858 when he ran for the United States Senate on one issue and on one issue alone. His theme was slavery and on this theme he said: "As I would not be a slave, so I would not be . a master. This expresses my idea of democracy. Whatever differs from this, to the extent of the difference, is not democracy."

Abraham Lincoln was defeated in his contest that year, but his words were to have meaning for all time. Then, as now, people differ in their definitions of words dike democracy and freedom. When he became President, Lincoln told a Baltimore, Maryland, audience: "We all declare for liberty. But in using the same word we do not mean the same thing. With some, the word liberty may mean for each man to do as he pleases with himself, the product of his labor.

While with others, the same word may mean for some men to do as they please with other men, and the product of other men's labor.

"Here are two, not only different, but incompatible things, called by the same name, liberty. And it follows that each of the things is, by the respective parties, called by two different and incompatible names — liberty and tyranny."

The American people elected President Lincoln for a second term, When the war between the states was almost over, so was Abraham Lincoln's j:fe. Yet the bullet of John Wilkes Booth on an April evening of the year 1865

65th Anniversary PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all," was almost forseen four years before. On his way to Washington, the Presidentelect stepped in Philadelphia, at Independence Hall. He came unprepared for a speech, and apologized to the audience.

Then he said: "I have never had a feeling, politically, that .did not spring from the sentiments embodied in the Declaration of Independence . . which gave liberty not alone to the people of this country, but hope to all the world, for all future time.

It was that which gave promise that in due time the weights would be lifted from the shoulders of all men, and all should have an equal chance.

"Now, my friends, can this country be saved on that basis? If it can, I will consider myself one of the happiest men in the world if I can help save it. If it cannot be saved upon that ' principle, it will be truly awful. But if this country cannot be saved without giving up that principle, I was about to say I would rather be assassinated on this spot than surrender it."

4, e ) Sign in an Alaska restaurant: "Clam Chowder, 50 cents. Texas style, 25c.

Dear Fellow-workers: This year marks the 65th Anniversary of our SPJST Order. Sixty-five years of life insurance service with Benevolence, Humanity, and Brotherhood benefits.

Let us all join hands and make this a banner year. A year that shall remain in History of our SPJST. Let us all make an all out effort in securing new members. Ask your fellow members - for leads. The Supreme Lodge will have gifts available at cost price for you to give to your members whenever they provide you with a lead in writing a new member.

We would like to urge you to help promote lodge and youth activities in your local lodge. It is always easier to write new members into a lodge which can provide some entertainment; for their members.

We are also sponsoring an application a month club this year and those of you who will write an application for 12 consecutive months will receive a certificate of award, and if this proves satisfactory, we hope to continue this in the following years which would enable you to receive certificates of award for 24, 36, 48, etc. months.

Should you have any questions or if you need information regarding any of the plans in our 1962 schedule, please contact your District Organizer or write direct to this office and we will be happy to oblige.

Fraternally yours, .Toe B. Hejny ) • eTe • ( To achieve world peace, we need smaller guns, and bigger men.

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

The Nuclear Protection Fallout Booklet Early in January, 1962, the United States Government released its longawaited booklet on nuclear fallout protection. Twenty-five million copies were made immediately available through post office and local civil defense organizations. And although the booklet is only 46 pages long, it is likely to gain far more attention and stimulate far warmer discussion than most longer and more ambitious publications on this or any other subject of contemporary interest.

The subject itself is grim, distasteful and controversial — the usefulness, or uselessness of the nuclear fallout shelter.

It is a subject that has given rise to an extraordinary variety of opinion. One school of thought holds that nuclear war is unlikely and that therefore shelters are unnecessary. Another holds that nuclear war in the 1960's is just about inevitable, but that shelters would be that an efficient shelter program would worthless. There are those who believe reduce the number of deaths significantly; there are those who agree that lives would be saved, but argue that nobody would want to live in a devestated world, so why bother with shelters?

Still other persons argue that a shelter program would make the Russians suspicious, promote a war psychosis and set a bad example for other countries. The coanter-argument is that it would discourage a would-be attacker because it would lessen the impact of his nuclear attack. And so on.

The government's booklet Is not going to settle all these arguments, nor does it pretend to. It is not going to please everybody, nor can it be expected to. Already it is under attack from various quarters for one reason or another; because it hypothesizes on the basis of a five-megation rather than a 20 or 30 megation explosion; because it doesn't give details about what the country would be like after a nuclear war; because of certain assumptions about air pollution and food supplies.

Nevertheless, the Government has taken a signigicant step toward educating the public about the realities of survival in case of nuclear war. The booklet explains, in simple language, the probable results of a five-megation explosion, and provides information — complete with drawings — about how to build and stock a simple fallout shelter for the home or one for community use, with the emphasis on communal shelters. It also discusses radiation sickness and how to treat it.

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS The official nuclear fallout protection booklet does not pretend to be a panacea, and avoids the optimistic language that has caused so much irritation in some other discussions of fallout shelters.

It admits frankly that "there appears to be no practical program that would avoid large-scale loss of life."

Basically, the concern over fallout shelters is — given the condition of the world — natural, logical and predictable.

As everyone knows, nuclear weapons do exist. There is general hope that fallout Shelters will never be necessary to use.

But there is feeling, too, that the facts of international life have to be faced, whether they are pleasant or not.

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Safe Driving Tips For Motorists

"Easy does it" is a simple but sound rule that is practiced daily by all expert drivers to get started, to keep moving, and to stop their vehicles on slippery streets and roads during late winter and early spring rains and the occasional freeze-ups that still may hit the state. This was emphasized by J. 0.

Musick of Austin, General Manager of the Texas Safety Association. .`Applying this rule to starting from a stopped position, a good' drivers tries to avoid spinning his wheels," he said.

An adequate shelter program will ob- "Tires which spin generate heat which viously be expensive, bothersome and cause unnecessary wear on tires and the limited in value. But it would save mil- vehicle and reduces safety." lions of liVes and it could also have its Musick recommended that all drivers deterrent value, the government contends. That is why the booklet has been consider their moral responsibility in issued, and that is why President Ken- traffic accident prevention and "drive by nedy has asked Congress for an enlarged the Golden Rule."

"At all times when driving, it is well to civil defense appropriation of $700 milremember that Biblical admonition: lion. `You are your brother's keeper,' and • GS, • kee—_, `Thou shalt not kill',' he said.'

Basic steps for driving in adverse weather, he said, include making certain the seat is adjusted correctly, allowing the foot to rest fully but easily on the accelerator pedal. Front wheels should be turned straight ahead to ease startA careful man I want to be, ing on slippery pavement. If wheels must A little fellow follows me; be cramped to pull away, power should I do not dare to ogo astray, For fear he'll go the selfsame way. be applied gently, it was pointed out.

"Once the good driver has begun movI cannot once escape his eyes; ing, he tries to avoid sudden changes What'er he sees me do, he tries; in direction or pace," Musick added.

Like me he says he's going to be, "Thinking ahead, and looking ahead, The little fellow who follows me. he tries to anticipate actions of other He thinks that I am good and fine, motorists — preparing to meet an emerBelieves in every word of mine; gency by reacting soon enough to preThe base in me he must not see, vent being caught in a squeeze," he The little fellow who follows me. stressed.

I must remember as I go "On icy roads, following distances are Through summer's sun and winters made longer than usual by a thoughtful, snow, expert driver," he declared. "Use of reI am building for the years that be inforced tire chains in these conditiona For that little chap who fellows me. can help prevent 'fishtailing' and side • ofi, • ( skids, but even with this most reliable help the good driver cuts his speed when he is traveling on wet, slippery or icy "Teach Yourself Czech" — W. R. Lee roads."

"Extreme caution under adverse con1959) is the title of an interesting text(English University Presses, Ltd. London, ditions can mean the difference between book of Czech instruction, including safety and disaster," he concluded. grammar and pronunciation by W. R. Lee ) • 4 • (— professor of languages in London, forEvery month, CARE helps feed an mer lecturer of English at Charles Uni- average of 20 million people in 27 counversity in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The tries, through various programs ptilizing modern book of instruction may be ob- U.S. farm abundance. Contributitus to tained at the Czechoslovak National the CARE Food Crusade, New York 16, Council of America, 4125 W. 26th St., N. Y., deliver these foods to the hungry Chicago 23, Illinois. in 17 of the countries.

A Little Fellow Follow Me

Teach Yourself Czech

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.ute, of Publication Ate(

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Meeting was called to order by the chairman brother Paul Sablatura with the other two members, brother Rudolph Troubil and sister Frances Olexa present.

Also brother , Louis 0. Hosek, editor, and sister Anna Hosek, as a visitor.

Brother Jos. Holasek, publisher, sent his regrets at not being able to be present.

Brother chairman remarked there are several letters that will be taken into consideration.

Minutes of the last meeting held Feb. 9, 1961, were accepted as read.

The writer of the first letter, called our attention to the various remarks made by the editor in the Vestnik. The publication committee after thoroughly discussing this matter. Again reminded the editor to comply strictly with our bylaws.

The writers of the second and third letters, referred to the incorrect Czech and English used by our editor. This matter again brought on a lively discussion. The publication committee is in sympathy with these complaints, however refuse to act according to the bylaws, as the editor was re-elected for a second four-year term at the last convention. The chairman brother Sablatura personally answered these three letters.

A lqtter to the officers of the Supreme Lodge with a request for written articles to our Vestnik for the benefit of the Order and membership.

The last page of the Vestnik is specifically set aside to advertise our Order.

It was agreed, to request brother Hejny, vice-president of the Supreme Lodge to have this ad changed periodically as not to have the same ad so many times in succession.

As no further business was pending, the meeting adjourned at 1:45 p.m.

Thanks to the SPJST Rest Home for the hospitality extended to us. • Fraternally, Frances, Olexa, secty. ) • •T• • 0— Mnoistvi neni vgechno Jeden obean velikanskeha statu: poslal °Warm menS'iha sousedniho statu velk5i pytlik s ma.kem a a tim dopis, ye kterem bylo: tolik je rids!"

NaeeZ dostal od neho zcela maVT pytlieek u toho nebyl ZadnY dopis. °bean velikanskeho statu pootevi'el pytlieek, Ze se na dne neco eerna, eichl si . . . a mel cost.

Byl to pent'.

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

District Calendar DISTRICT ONE District One will hold its next meeting on the First Sunday in May, 1962 — May 6th — at Kovar, Texas as announced by Brother E. Jakubik of Snook.

District One requests its sister DisRESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY tricts to reserve this date for them and not schedule any other District Meeting We, the undersigned Resolution Comon that date. The Lodge No. 38 at Kovar, mittee of Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. is located about five miles south of 92 Fort Worth wish to expre; in beSmithville, Texas. half of all our members of our Lodge, District One als requests that all of- our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ficers of t heSupreme Lodge to please be family of our deceased sister, present at this meeting.

JULIA ANN MIKLICA • • DISTRICT TWO who died on December 25th, in San Jose, District Two will hold the Sprin,g California at the age of 69 years, where Meeting of 1962 at Lodge No. 48 in she had lived for the past 40 years. She Bayersville, on April 29, 1962. It will be was born in Czechoslovakia and had an afternoon meeting only. been a member of the SPJST fur 43 Lodge No. 48 is also planning to have years. the Vrazel Polka Band furnish music Funeral services and cremation was after the meeting and also play for a held in San Jose on December 28th, 1961. dance at night.

Survivors are her three daughters!

Thank you and remember our date. Misses Mary An Miklica, Lydia Rose April 29, 1962.

Miklica and Antiontette Josephine MikFraternally yours, lica and two sons, Paul P€ ,a Miklica Barbara Zabcik and Raymond John Miklica, ad of San Dist. II Reporter Jose, California.

• • Our heartfelt sympathy to the bereav, DISTRICT THREE rest in eternal peace.

The Spring IVIeeting in 1962 of our Dis- ed family, may our friend and sister trict Three will be held at Lodge 92 Fort Resolution Committee, Worth. More details on this forthcoming Sister Helen Kubala 0 Sister Helen 'Lich DISTRICT FIVE Sister Victoria Murphy District Five announces that the ) • $0 • Spring Meeting will be held May 20, 1962.

Place of meeting has not been selected but will be announced at a later date.

District Five requests the courtesy of Early other Districts to reserve this date for Col. Homer Garrison, Jr., director of us. Election of Officers will be held at the Texas Department of Public Safety, this meeting.

• • suggests the start of fall "is an excellent time to have motor vehicles safety DISTRICT SIX The District Meeting of the Sixth Dis- inspected" in preparation for hard wintrict will be held May 6th, Sunday start- ter driving.

The new 1962 Texas Vehicle Inspection ing at 1 o'clock sharp at Taiton, Texas.

So please mark your Calendar for this sticker is now available at the 5,000 official inspection stations in compliance day. with orders issued by the Texas Public • • Safety Commission. The order states DISTRICT SEVEN that all vehicles coming under the proThis is to inform you that our Spring visions of the Vehicle Inspection Act Meeting of the Seventh District will be Must display the new sticker by April 16, held at Lodge No. 56 Corpus Christi, 1962.

Detailed program will be published in ) • y„ time.

Jeden stark farmaf jel z mesta donatk.

• 4, e KdyZ sjizdili s kopce, kin zakopi a upadl a bud' nemohl vstat nebo se mu nechtePotkali se ,dva, kamaradi.

"Prosim te, co se ti stalo na ruce, Ze lo vstat. Nakonec se farmat dopalil a ji mag[ celau obvazanou?" pta, se prvni zvolal zurive: "Tak vstaneS, nebo ne"Nic zvla'atinho. Jenom jsem s motocy- vstane g hrom do tebe to rifeklu sestoupil rukama napked." jedu!"

Have Cars inspected

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

V2STNiK— WEST, TEXAS

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help your member of Congress decide whether to support or oppose the measure.

Proper timing of a letter to your member of Congress, as well as its contents, Bermuda Sodding Time Why, when and what should you write depends upon how conscientiously you If you are planning to sod Coastal or to your Congressman? These are impor- kept yourself informed upon the progress Clear Creek Bermuda grass this year, tant and practical questions which again of major legislation. An informed elec- it might be well to consider the following confront the thoughtful and public torate is the basis of good legislation. points before you start, for establishing spirited citizen as the second session of What should you write to a member of grass is expensive and requires a lot of the 87th Congress gets under way. Tak- Congress? Tell him where you stand on hard work. ing them in order, why should you write pending legislation, and briefly, why. You Grass should only be planted on a to your Congressman? do not need to give detailed argument. clean, well perpa.red seedbed. Success or The United States Congress is the You can assume that your member of failure of grass plantings can usually be most important law-making body n the Congress knows most of the_ arguments credited to early seedbed preparation or world. Your Congressman and Senators for and against an important bill. But lack of it. Plantings are almost always are your personal representatices in this he does not know where you stand unless more successful where the land had been great assembly. You pay them. Your vote you tell him. Your letter need not be plowed several times during the fall and helps to determine their election. typed. A hand-written letter is the kind early winter. It is very difficult to estabThrough them, you can make your opin- that sinks in. Form letters are almost lish Bermuda grass on land, where there ion felt on the fate of legislation. They worthless. They simply show you signed is much Johnson grass. need and want your help in doing their a ready-made opinion.

Only good, fresh, live, sprigs should be job — making laws. Generally, they make Your letters should not be limited to planted. Locate a good dependable root up their minds about legislation on the pleas for legislation that will benefit you source well in advance of planting time. basis of what they believe their consti- personally. Your member of Congress The planting rate for Coastal is 15 Cu. tuents want. represents you, to be sure, but he also ft. per acre and 20 cu. ft. per acre for What Congress does affects you per- represents the national interest. He will Clear Creek. After roots are dug, they sonally as well as the nation. Full re- give more weight to letters which show should be kept moist until planted. sponsibility as citizens, taxpayers and the writer is aware of that. Writers Most grass is planted with automatic consumers require more than voting. It should, of course, follow the rules of sodding machines. Your Soil Conservameans keeping ourselves informed on courtesy and consideration in their cor- tion District probably has sodding mamajor legislation through the press, ra- respondence with members of Congress. chines available. There are also custom dio and television, advising our repreHow should mail to members of Con- contractors who have sodding machines. sentatives in Congress of our views, and gress be addressed? Letters to a member Sprigs should be covered with 2-3 inlearning theirs. of the House should be addressed: ches of dirt and the soil should be firmed Honorable (full name) with a roller or tractor wheel to seal in Citizens should know to what comHouse of Representatives the moisture. mittees their two Senators and the RepWashington 25, D. C. resentative from their Congressional Bermuda grass may be sodded from • Letters to Senators should be address- February 1 to May 15 when there is sufDistrict belong, and as far as possible, how they stand on major legislation. If ed: ficient moisture. Eary planting is best.

Honorable (Full Name this information is not readily available On most all soils, the grass should United States Senate in the regular news media, citizens may be fertilized with 200 pounds of 10-20-10 Washington 25, D. C. obtain it by writing their members of or 10-20-0 per acre at planting time. ) • .14 ° ( Congress.

Grass should not be grazed during the ALIEN INFORMATION first growing season. Weeds and other Suppose there is legislation you are inIS CONFIDENTIAL competitive plants should be controlled terested in, when should you write to Information furnished by an alien in by mowing or spraying. your Representative in Congress? TimFor further information and assisting is important. There is little point in making his annual address report to ance contact your local Soil Conservawriting after his vote has been cast unless the government is confidential.

According to Mr. J. W. Holland, Dis- tion Service -technician. your letter simply comments on his Financial assistance is available for action, or unless he will have another trict Director of the San Antonio Immichance to vote. Your first letter, then, gration and Naturalization Service of- establishing grass from your local ASO should be written when the bill has been fice, the information furnished by aliens office.

Suggestions for February introduced. At this time you should note in reporting their addresses has been 1. Get your local technician to help you to what committee the bill has been as- declared confidential by statute.

These reports must be submitted dur- make plans for the year. signed. ing January each year by all aliens in 2. Cheek with your County ACP office If your Representative or Senator is a the United States with few exceptions. for financial help and take full admember of the committee, your letter will Forms on which to submit the reports vantage of it. be especially effective, since committees are available at any Post Office or of3. Get your Bermuda grass sodded. do most —of the work on legislation. If fice of the Immigration and Naturaliza4. Plant Madrid clover. he is not a member of the committee, ask tion Service. Persons who are unable to 5. Get seed beds ready for summer him to forward the letter to the com- pick up a form because of illness, or oth- supplemental pastures. mittee with the request that it be made er reasons. may have a relative or friend 6. Contact your Supervisor or local part of the committee's record and its obtain a card for them.

Soil Conservation Service technician if receipt acknowledged. Another letter The card should be returned to one of you need costal Bermuda grass sprigs. from you when the bill is nearing a vote aliens under 14 years of age submit re7. If your grain froze out why not seed on the floor of the House or Senate may ports for such children. to Hubam or Madrid Clover?

How to Write to Your Congressman

For Our Farmer Members

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EXCERPST OF MINUTES OF THE .FIRST REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T,., Held at the Office of the Supreme Lodge at Temple, Texas, on January 11, 1962 The meeting was called to order by President Marek at 9:30 a.m.

All members of the Supreme Lodge were present. Editor Hosek was also present.

Secretary Urbanovsky read the minutes of the previous meeting, which minutes were adopted as read.

President Marek distributed his report in the • meeting and referred to it while making his oral report.

President Marek reported that we paid 2 endowments to members that have attained the age of 96, namely Brother Martin Ila,jdik and Sister Rozalie Sontak.

It was agreed that the articles and the pictures of both presentations of vouchers to the 96-year old members be published in the same issue of the Vestnik.

President Marek made an oral report on the progress of the Order and stated that he was pleased with the splendid co-operation of all members of the Supreme Lodge.

Vice-President, s Hejny presented his written report in the meeting and referred to it while making his oral report.

Vice-President Hejny reported that we have re-insured $779,500.00 of life insurance and $350,000.00 of D. I. Insurance with the Republic National Life, and explained the various features of re-insurance.

Vice-President Hejny complimented Director J. M. Skrabanek as being the outstanding organizer in the amount of insurance written and Brother John Krizan writing the greatest number of members.

Vice-President Hejny reported that the Order exceeded the insurance quota set at the beginning of the year. The quota wos set at $2,250,000.00 and the amount of insurance written amounted to $3,011,000.00.

Vice-President Hejny reported that the Youth Director's Meeting was held at the Supreme Lodge Office on Dec. 16th, 1961, and submitted the point system adopted by the Youth Directors for Youth Activities for the year 1962, The point system

VkSTNIK— WEST, TEXAS the Youth Directors recommended was unanimously approved by the Supreme Lodge.

Vice-President Hejny presented the recommendations adopted by the Youth Directors for the Queen and Duchess contest for the approval of the Supreme Lodge, which was unanimously approved.

Vice-President Hejny reported that he received a roster of all organizations granting scholarships to students at the Lamar State College of Technology, Beaumont, Texas, and that the Slavonic Benevolent Order is listed in the roster as a donor of the $250 scholarship, which was awarded to Sister Sandra Watson for winning the Miss SPJST Contest.

Vice-President Hejny reported that the Youth Committees recomends that a record book be made available for any child in the Youth Club who wishes to keep a record book on the theme of Benevolence, Humanity and Brotherhood, and such child would receive merits for any act recorded in these books per taming to Benevolence, Humanity and Brotherhood. He introduced a sample copy which was prepared by Sister Wilma Nesuda, District No. 3 Youth Director.

The members of the Supreme Lodge admired the book and agreed to provide the record book.

Vice-President Hejny reported on the District Organizers Meeting which was held on January 6, 1962, stating that 1962 will mark our 65th anniversary and that everyone will be urged to help promote a 65th anniversary membership drive and presented the recommendations of the Insurance Committee, which was adopted.

Secretary Urbanovsky asked the members of the Supreme Lodge if they had any questions concerning his report which he mailed out several days prior.

He brought up several matters which were discussed and disposed of.

Financial-Secretary Zabcik presented his written report in the meeting and asked the members if they had any questions that he would gladly answer any questions. He also reported that the Directors made an audit of the books and they will present their report.

Treasurer Koliha distributed his report and read it in the meeting elaborating on it orally.

Treasurer Koliha brought up for discussion two properties owned by the Order REO No. 125 and REO No 135. After a lengthy discussion it was agreed to authorize T:reasurer Koliha to sell these properties.

Treasurer Koliha reported that many borrowers are dropping their Extended Insurance Coverage since Hurricane Carla. After some discussion it was or-

Wednesday, February 7, 1962 dered that all improvements offered as security on our loans must be covered by Fire and Extended Coverage insurance to the satisfaction of the Supreme Lodge.

By common consent it was agreed that the real estate mortgage loans that were passed on prior to the regular meeting, by the Directors, and the decisions and recommendations made thereon be adopted as part of the minutes.

Attorney Kacir asked the Directors if they know of any loan on his list, which he mailed out, that will not be closed.

Treasurer Koliha reported that he has been informed that one applicant is obtaining a loan from some other source and the loan will not be consumated.

Editor Hosek made his report to the Supreme Lodge and was then excused to go home before the conclusion of the meeting, because of bad weather.

Director Kubena expressed that he was well pleased with the progress made during 1961 and that it is evident that there is good co-operation among officers of the Supreme Lodge, and that he enjoyed the four days during the audit and the meeting.

Director Sralla expressed the same sentiments.

Director Vitek said he had no report to make but was satisfied with the conditions at the Supreme Lodge.

DireCtor Broz stated that Director Kubena expressed his sentiments and that he had nothing else to report.

Director Skrabanek stated that he was pleased with the progress made. He reported on the new addition to the Rest Home, stating that the construction is practically completed, except for a few minor details.

Director Sralla reported on the Rest Home also, stating that Brother Troubil, Manager of the Rest Home, stated that he had applications pending on hand to fill the new addition.

Director Cervenka made a detailed report of the findings of the Auditing Committee , which was accepted by the Supreme Lodge. Director Cervenka stated that the audit report will be published in the Vestnik.

Director Vitek inquired about the increase in expense for advertising, which was explained by Vice-President Hejny to the satisfaction of all.

By common consent it was agreed to transfer funds as provided in Article 40-c.

By common consent it was agreed to allow discounts to Class A and B members over 70 years old, and 35-year membership in the Order, as provided by Article 47.

President Nfarek asked all present if they had anything else to bring up be-

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

Reports From Local Lodges LODGE NO. 25 ENNIS, TEXAS Dear Editor: The monthly meeting of our Lodge No. 25 was held on the second Sunday of the month with the exception that it took place at 4 o'clock instead of 2 o'clock.. We had a short business meeting which was followed by a meal prepared by a number of our sisters. The youth club held their meeting during the same time that the regular lodge held their meeting. It turned out to be a very enjoyoble evening for all.

I wish to take this opportunity to remind our membersship that Sunday, Feb. 11th we have another meeting at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Let us make it better and even more enjoyable than our last meeting. Covered 'dish supper following regular meeting.

Fraternally yours, Alvin Nesuda, President ► • 4, • LODGE 92 FORT WORTH Dear Readers: Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 will have its regular monthly meeting, Sunday, February 11, starting at 2 p.m. The ladies are asked to bring either a covered dish or some pastry, such as pie, cake for. kolaches for the lunch after the meeting. We want to thank all the ladies that are so good about co-operating and helping in our kitchen.

The members that have not paid their Sick Benefit can do so in the next meeting or if you can not come to the meeting you can mail it to Jay Dee Waggoner, 2204 N. W. 23rd Street, Fort Worth 6, Texas.

The Saint Thomas Home and School will hold a Dance at our Hall Saturday, February 10, music will be by Johnny Geary and his Orchestra.

The Saint Thomas Church Ladies Altar Society also will have a Polka Dance on Saturday, February 24, and the music will be by the Bo•ac Sisters from Granger, Texas.

The Lodge will hold a Polka Dance, Friday, March 2, and the music will be

by Wally Pikal and his Orchestra. He is the leader of the orchestra that played here last and is making a return engagement on March 2.

We want to express our heartfelt sympathy to the Family of Sister Julia Ann Miklica who passed away December fore the meeting and there being no response, the meeting adjourned at 4:40 p.m.

VESTNIK— WEST,' TEXAS 25th in San Jose, California at the age of 69 years, where she had lived for the past 40 years.

Funeral services and cremation was held on December 28, in San Jose.

Sister Miklica had been a member of the SPJST for the past 43 years.

She was a native of Czechoslovakia and was the former Miss Julia Ann Dana.

She, is survived by three daughters Miss Lydia Rose Miklica, Miss Mary Ann Miklica and Miss Antoinette Josephine Miklica; and two sons, Raymond John Miklica and Paul Peter Miklica all of San Jose, Calif.

We also want to express our heartfelt sympathy to the family of Brother John Skrasek Sr., 75, of 3023 North Terry, who was dead on arival at a hospital here Sunday after being stricken while visiting the farm home of a son, Johnny Skrasek Jr., near Springtown. Rosary was recited at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Shannon Memorial Chapel.

Requiem mass was celebrated at 9 a.m.

Tuesday in All Saint's Catholic Church with burial in Mount Olivet.

Peace Justice Jim Boorman ruled death was from natural causes.

Brother Skrasek was a native of Czechoslovakia, and had lived here for 52 years.

He retired several years ago after 25 years at Armour and company. He was a member of All Saints Catholic Church and had been a member of the SPJST since May 14, 1911.

Survivors are his wife, Sister Frances Skrasek; three sons, Johnny, Joe and Willie L. Skrasek all of Fort Worth; four daughters, Mmes. Frances Gribbard, Toni Matula and Mary Ryno all of Fort Worth and Lillie Milam of Houston; 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

May our brother rest in eternal peace.

Fore the Members of Lodge 92 J. D. Waggoner, Secty.

• 4"( TO ALL MEMBERS OF LODGE POKROK DALLAS NO. 84 On Sunday, January 21st, my wife and I, along with other officers and their husbands and wives of Lodge No. 84, were invited to a silver tea given by our Teenager Club, honoring their parents, and also to participate in the inauguration of their officers for the coming year by the president of the mother lodge, Brother Sid Pokladnik.

Our thanks to the teenagers for a very wonderful afternoon spent with them in their meeting and hosting us with a Silver Tea. I would also like to state that next month's meeting will be held the second Sunday of February, instead of the third Sunday, due to our Anniversary Celebration to be held February 17th and 18th. Our monthly meeting will be held

Strana 17 on Sunday, February llth at 4 p.m. and I urge all members that can to please attend.

The Czech Choral Group is starting on some new Czech songs. We always have a wonderful time at rehearsals, and urge all of you that would like to sing with us to come on and join. We have currently a 40 voice choir, and we have enough music and arrangements for a 50 voice choir, so come on out on Fridays and give us a hand. Watch Vestnik for rehearsal dates.

So don't forget our meeting Sunday, February 11th at 4 p.m.

Fraternally yours, Frank J. Henzen Secretary • • REMINDER TO THE CZECH FESTIVAL COMMITTEE — DALLAS, TEXAS Dear Brother Editor: I would like to remind the forthcoming Czech Festival Committee for 1962, that our first meeting will be held on Monday, February 12, at 8:00 p.m. in the Dallas Sokol Athletic Center, 7448 Greenville Avenue.

The principal order of business will be to elect the new officers for the year, to talk over other basic problems, and to lay the groundwork for this year's Czech Festival.

We hope that all Lodges and Organizations have, in the meantime, elected their represntatives to the committee, and that each body will be adequately represented.

The Dallas Circle of Czech Women will also be represented.

All Czechs over the entire State should begin to thing and plan on how they might contribute to this year's program.

As in the past, the Festival will probably be held sometime in October. We should have more representation from the southern part of the state.

My dear people, remember that this festival is for ALL Czechs from all over Texas, although as has been previously stated, this thing must start somewhere, and since the State Fair of Texas is located in Dallas, we believe it is only logical that local organizations form the organigational nucleus of the festival. Let us demonstrate what we can achieve collectively; We need more variety in our programming.

Watch for further details in various Czech and local newspapers during the coming months.

Take note of when, how, and to whom you are to write for further data.

Fraternally and respectfully yours, Nick A. Morris Co-Chairman, Czech Festival 2710 Blyth Drive Dallas 28, Texas

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7, at our dance on Feb. 10th there will be a big Sausage Supper, and also a dance at Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88, 1140 Robbie St., Houston. That date is Saturday, Feb. 10th 1962. Serving Sausage and all the trimmings will begin at 5 p.m. until ?

Women's Nook NOVE KVETY NO. 35 ELK Dear Members and Friends: In the last if.vue of the Vestnik this writer wrote tTat Lodge 35 Elk's next meeting date will be February 14. But this date is not correct as the next meeting will take place on Sunday February 11th at 2:00 p.m.

Let's all turn out and attend this meeting as your obligation to your lodge The ladies are asked to bring food as usual. Thank you.

Bring the Youth to the Youth Club.

Fraternally yours, Norma Pavelka, Reporter ) • 4 • ( LODGE KAREL HAVLICEK NO. 4 Hallettsville, Texas Dear Sisters, Brothers and Readers: Our January Lodge Meeting was well attended and so I would like to remind you that our February meeting will be held on the second Sunday which is the '11th of February and please be there.

We also will hold our six-month Birthday Party and all our members that have birthdays during the six month period will get to celebrate with us. After the meeting we will have some entertainment and lunch.

So please good sisters, bring a plate full, or more of your good things to eat, if you can. Thank you! A cup of hot coffee will go good with it. — All our neighbor lodges are always welcome to visit with us.

I would like to thank Brother Hosek for printing all my letters in the Vestnik in 1961, as I ain't much of a letterwriter. Thank you again.

So you dear members, don't forget on February the 11th our Lodge meeting at the Recreation. Hall and let's have a 'nice friendly meeting.

Yours fraternally, Mrs. Alvin Mikush ) 4,,

Music for the dance at night will be furnished by the Jolly Six Orchestra.

Plenty of tables without reservations.

All of you come and have a big time.

Fraternally, Della Kadlecek Entertainment Committee ) °4•( NEWS ITEMS FROM LODGE 88 Houston, Texas What a wonderful time all were having to the dance with the excellent orchestra of Randy K's of Vcreimar furnishing good music! .... Margaret Vala, Evelyn and Janet Kucera, Carol ' Dvorak, Margaret Rezek, Bobby Dobesh and others of our young people enjoying the dance very much! .... Viola, and Marley Cox bringing a bunch of nice people from the Kraft Foods Company and all having a grand time Nice to see again the Gus Urbanovskys, Frank Bohacs, Frankie Semberas, Emil Horlicas, Mrs. Rose Ruland and Mr. Haas at the dance ....

Birdie and Alfred Hilsher and Della and Amos Kadlecek doing the schottishe beautifully; Frank Kucera really jitterbugging! .... Chairman Steve Kelly doing a good job of announcing over the microphone .... Frances and Frank Olexa and Margaret and Harry Rice coming in late after attending a Shriner's Dance at the famous Crystal Ballroom at the Rice Hotel .... A bunch of us enjoying a delicious breakfast after the dance at the home of those gracious hosts Louise and Ed Kadlecek!

President Estelle Kelly of the Birthday Club inviting all to the Club's Card Party and Luncheon Wednesday, Feb. 7; also to their luncheon after their meeting Wednesday, Feb. 141 .... President Tim. Kostom urging all members to come to the Lodge Meeting, Friday, Feb. 9; meeting to be followed with refreshments! .... Don't forget the big dance this Saturday, Feb. 10 with the Jolly Six of Houston furnishing good music! ....

Wondering what the prizes will be at the dance (three baskets of groceries given away at the last dance!) Delicious Country Sausage Supper preceding the dance — serving starts at 5 o'clock.

This Roving Reporter wishing that someone would take turns with her writing these news items for our Lodge; LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS someone good like past president Louis Dear Brother Editor, Harms, who did a good job of it the past Please put this in the Vestnik of Feb. year .... Thinking that Della Kadleeek

Wednesday, February 7, 1962 or Naomi Kostom would also be good at this! .

• **Tillie Helmcamp NOTICE TO ALL LODGES, DISTRICT HI Dear youth leaders, officers and lodge members: On january 31 brother Joe B. Hejny presented in the Vestnik the complete outline for Youth Activities for 1962.

Every lodge can fit the activities it chooses for its young members into this outline.

Your lodge may be very lucky and have all the adult leadership it needs to carry on with its youth. Your lodge may be even luckier and have an active program in full swing. In either case you will not need to make any changes to give your youth an opportunity to participate in any or all sections of the outlined program. This was the primary aim of the December meeting of the district youth directors.

Their second aim was to make uniform plans which could be used to spur new youth groups into existence. Since district youth directors were placed in office to help promote such work it is important that lodges call for their help when they need it. In my own district I offer any help I may be able to give. I would be glad to meet with any interested ,group of parents, children and officers of your lodge on any weekend excluding the second one of the month Our lodge 25 meets then) and help in any way to get your youth busy. To any lodge with special problems may I say, "May I help you?"

Fraternally yours, Wilma Nesuda, Youth Director, Dist. III SPJST • 4e LODGE CYCLONE NO. 24 Dear sisters and brothers: Here I am for another year, as I was asked to be your English Reporter again.

I accepted and as you see, I am late again, as usual, for it seems like I have too many things to do. But, as the saying goes "better late than never," I come with news from our lodge.

Our last meeting had quite a list of business to accomplish and we had a good turnout of brothers. I was the only sister present.

Brother Henry Maresh and brother Ed. Milian were appointed to Auditing the Lodge Books. They have a pretty big job on hand but I know they will do a good job.

Then the Sick Committee was a ppointed and I will mention their names, for our president, Brother Henry Jakubik asked me to name them in case some of

Wednesday, February 7, 1962 our members should want to know who the Sick Committee reporters are, so here are their names: Brother and sister Jerry Zavodny New Colony Brother and Sister Charlie Stepan Red Ranger Brother and Sister Joe Schiller — Cyclone Brother and Sister Anton Graza — Meeks Brother and Sister Ben Zabeik — Zabcikville Brother and Sister Henry Mares Oscar Brother and Sister Johnnie Macek — Seaton, and Brother and Sister Johnnie MartinecTemple.

Brother Henry Jakubik our president, and brother E. J. Bedrich our secretary, had the honor to attend the celebration of one of our members, Sister Rosie Sontag of Wallis, Texas, to celebrate her 96 Birthday recently. There she was presented her life certificate in "cas1V% from our SPJST. Our Lodge appointed her a honorary life member. Congratulations to Sister Sontag for attaining such a remarkable age.We know that she has lots of fine and rich memories.

Now I would like to announce to our members that our next Lodge Meeting will be held on the second Sunday of February — the 11th at 1:30 p.m.

With best wishes I am, your Lodge Reporter Mrs. Jerry Zavodny ) • 42 • ( WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: Not too many years ago, one could buy kidneys, heart and liver in the butcher shop almost for nothing for as a rule, outside of foreign born people in America, it was not eaten. Today, however, these meats have found their place on the American table in appetizing dishes and are not cheap any longer. They are proven nutritious too, in the American. mind.

In many countries it was the custom of old to reserve for the chief and the young warriors the liver, the kidney and the heart of a freshly killed animal, these being believed to contribute to both strength and courage.

Science has since proven that these Organs play a most valuable part in nutrition. Liver has been studied meticulously and found not only to contribute essentially to daily nutrition, but also to be a specific remedy for pernicious anemia. Recent reports have shown that kidney apparently has specific influence upon blood pressure. A kidney extract has been and still is used to lower blood

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pressure and at the same time to play a part in reduCing weight caused by retention. of water in the tissues. More research work will, of course, be necessary before kidney extract will be used generally as a remedy for such conditions.

In the meantime, however, it will be wise to use this organ in its natural form, not occasionally, but frequently. And nothing is more delicious than a good kidney dish, when properly prepared and seasoned.

Kidneys, which are highly rated by gourmets, also win praise for their food value. They contain riboflavin, one of the .factors of the vitamin B complex which is apt to be lacking in the average diet; also of thiamine and niacin. They furnish the high-quality pi•otein found in all meat and minerals, especially iron.

Kidney has a dual flayor and the trick of its cooking is to subdue the unpleasant task to an artful blending with the pleasurable. Kidneys, be they from beef, sheep, pork or calf, provide delicious and economical, as well as nourishing and agreeable dishes, but their apotheosis is achieved when they are sauteed. Kidneys of quadrupeds (four footed animals) are all edible. They shOuld always be plunged in rapidly boiling water and drained at once, at which time the thin filmy skin which protects them may be easily removed. The operation of scalding removes the sui generis flavor.

Today I am going to give you a kidney recipe which I hope you will like. It is called: Veal or Lamb Kidney Polonaise Remove the outer skin, split, remove fat and membranes from six veal or 12 lamb kidneys, and slice, not too thin.

Pour salted water over and let stand 10 minutes. Drain' well and dry between towels. Heat 1/3 cup of sweet butter, add sliced kidneys, and cook over a quick fire 4 to 5 minutes, stirring constantly and rocking the pan frequently. Then stir in 1/4 cup of vinegar mixed with 3/4 cup boiling water and 1/4 cup of Pique Seasoning. Simmer gently, cover, 10 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Meantime, cook one cup of thinly sliced onions in three tablespoons of olive oil until browned, drain and add to the kidneys, and continue simmering 2 to 3 minutes, stiring once or twice. Mix one tablespoon of sugar, one tablespoon of flour and 1/3 cup of sherry wine, and add to the kidney mixture. Continue cooking until the sauce is slightly thickened; season to taste with salt, pepper and a grating of nutmeg and serve in a rice or potato border.

Here's another: Veal or Lamb Kidneys Chasseur Remove the outer skin and fat from six

Strana 19 veal kidneys or 12 lamb kidneys, and cut them into not too thin slices; season with mixed salt and freshly ground black pepper. Fry quickly in four tablespoons of butter until just beginning to brown slightly; sprinkle with one teaspoon each of finely chopped parsley or chervis, shallots, and if desired chives and toss for two minutes over a hot flame, shaking and rocking the pan frequently; then sprinkle over the whole one generous teaspoon of flour. Saute a few seconds, then moisten with cup of dry white wine 1/2 cup of good Madeira wine, and 1/3 cup of beef bouillon or stock. Bring to a quick boil; lower the flame as far as possible, cover and simmer very gently 3 to 5 minutes, then add 1/, pound of fresh mushrooms, caps peeled, thinly sliced and cooked In a little butter until tender. Simmer 3 to 5 minutes longer, transfer to a hot platter, sprinkle with parsley and garnish with triangles of bread fried in butter.

At this writing, the weather is beautiful, a warm 70 degrees. How long this will last is hard to say, but it seemed everyone here in West was in tne garden stirring about, raking and cutting out old and frozen mums, etc. to give the flower beds an orderly apnearance.

In persuing through Ward's catalog, I notice that they have a goodly stock of nut trees which are adapted for this central Texas and points south climate; Hardy English Walnuts, Almond and Chestnut trees. Then too, they have a whole section of new dwarf fruit trees PRI ZMENE VAgI ADRESY POIAUTE TOHOTO HUPOND Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas 26,ciam Vas o zmdnu me adresy jak nasleduj e:-

Moje nova adresa jest:—

Moje star& adresa:—

Pattim k radu dislo S pozdravem PotiPts

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Usually in the too high fruit trees, the top fruit cannot be reached and is left to the birds. Not so in the dwarf size trees then too, if a person has only a speck of a yard, one or two dwarf size fruit trees can still fit in. Some of the small trees are grafted with two or even three 'varieties on the same tree, which spreads the ripening season out where a family can consume the harvest more readily.

VESTN/K— WEST, TEXAS member, Brother Miller who passed away in a hospital. Also to the breaved family of our Brother J. Skrasek to all they left behind in sorrows. May they rest in eternal peace.

Our next Lodge meeting will be held Sunday the 11th of February at 3 o'clock p.m. and you all come and give our new brother president Jerry Milan your fullest support.

We will be expecting everyone and we will be glad to see you at this and every meeting.

Fraternally yours, Mary Hale Reporter

Another exciting novelty is the Rose ) • 4. • ( Trees. They are still not too plentiful HLAHOL DRAMATIC CLUB NOTES and therefore very expensive, but if a Houston, Texas person were to stake and prune and train Now that the "flu" and pneumonia a good growing rose into tree form, over a period of time, could make her own. weather has made headlines, let us turn They would look wonderful in a formal to something more interesting. Although this is ground-hog day and fog and garden. dampness are as thick as butter, we are The new patented American Hoses of promised very nice weather from here the Year are beyond description in their on out because the little creature has not beauty. If only one could grow them to seen his shadow. The day is young, howsuch perfection in the garden as pictured ever, and who can predict what the in the catalog. Still, too many of these change will be by mid-afternoon. beauties are without any fragrance, The ground-hog may be down with the which is a pity. A rose has always been "flu" himself in which case he won't linked to pleasant fragrance; witness bother to put himself out! anyone given a rose, will immediately To get to my real reason for writing: and automatically smell it to ascertain Tne dramatic club is now rehearsing a whether or not it has any perfume. play entitled "LASKA NA KONCI VESWhile it's still to soon to work in the NICE," a three act comedy. The cast is garden, the soil is perfect after these made up of some of your favorite actors snows and freezes — as light as a cake. corlie new ones which I am sure you While most plant life in general has will like. been killed by the freeze, the pesky wild This play will be presented on the geranium is still flourishing on the rows in the garden and will require a "going afternoon of February 18th, at Lodge over" before it gets too well rooted, or Pokrok, Studewood, Houston. Please reit will take over. Our flowers should have ine:eber this date and plan to attend. the hardiness of this weed.

The usual arrangements for dinner I hope this finds all of you well, happy, and supper are being made and a variety and looking forward to spring as I am. of pastries and coffee will tempt you.

My best wishes to you all, I am ?'case :efer to the Vestnik for further Fraternally, hlf our atnn.

The Editor's wife for the Hlahol Dramatic ) Club. I am LODGE NO. 154 FORT WORTH Fraternally, Brothers, Sisters and Friends: Naomi Kostom Our last Lodge meeting was held Sun1 •4• e day, January 14th. The meeting was opened by Brother John Becan and the Pledge to our Fla g was recited by all members present. Our reports from the different committees were presented and all the business matters received proper atteention. Then there was the installation of the newly elected officers for 1962.

We the members of the Lodge thank the outgoing officers and Brother Becan 'for all the good work done in the past.

The members wish to express their sympathy to the family of our deceased

COTTONWOOD NO. 6 Deer Yfemb? •s and Friends, The 'Entertainment Committee is inviting all of you to our Mask Tacky Dance on Saturday, Feb. 10. Let's all dress tacky and wear a mask. Let folks guess who you are.

This is lots of fun. Try it once arid see, you'll never Miss another dance like this . This dance is for every one — so you come and bring a friend or two and have tun with us.

Entertainment Committee

Wednesday, February 7, 1962 Most people have larger dollar incomes now than they had in 1946, just after World War II. But that doesnt mean that we have higher "real incomes" — a term which covers purchasing power — for taxation and inflation have sorely worn away the dollar's worth. For example, if a married couple with two children had an income of $3,000 in 1946, they need $4,756 now if they stay even -- a jump of 59 per cent. And the percentages are pretty much the same for most other income brackets.

A lady emerged from one of these huge department stores onto their equally large parking lot. She made off across the area, then returned to the pay telephone booth and called a taxi. "Where to lady?" asked the cabbie when he pulled up. "Just drive around the parking lot," the baffled shopper ordered, "until I find my car."

Addresses of Our District Organizers District 1 V. H. BARINA Route 1 SmIthville, Texas District 2 BEN MIKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3 LD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas District 4 FRED KVETON Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 JARDA CERNY 1521 Woodvine Drive Houston 24 District 6 LEO' KRAUSE, JR. P. 4::X Box 427 Inez, Texas District 7 jAROSLAV KLEPRLIK 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas Telephone DI 4-1700

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YOUTH CLUB LODGE SAN ANTONIO NO. 133 YOUTH CLUB

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On February 9, 1962 we agreed to have a Valentine Dance at Linden Hall for all youth club members 11 years old and up.

Each member may invite as many friends as they wish. We would also like to invite the Teen-Age members of our neighboring lodges to conic have fun with us on this night. The dance will be from 8 until 11 p.m. and will be chaparoned by Adult members of Lodge No. 66.

A hay ride and a skating party are some of the activities planned for the Youth club for 1962. The weather will be clearing up and it won't be l ong before we can put our volley ball court back into use. Remembers those games last year?

Boy! didn't we have fun, young and old alike? There will be plenty of fun and surprises for all in 1962 that attend our meeting, so remember the date for our next meeting in February 18, 1962, I will see you there.

Zephyr Spence Youth Club Reporter

Dear Sisters and Brothers, Last month's meeting was held at the American Legion Post 399 Hall located on 328 Dwight San Antonio. This meeting was held for the adults, but there was to be a meeting for the youth in the adjoining Hall. Since there were no officers YOUTH CLUB, LODGE NO. 56 present except Secretary and Treasurer Corpus Christi, Texas and very few members there was no Dear Readers, meeting held.

Our first meeting of the year will be The date for the dance had to be held February 11, 1962. We will hold an settled, so it was left to the Youth lead- election of officers and a valentine party er, Sister Mary Henderson, Treasurer will be held afterwards, so all members John Giambernardi, and Secretary Ber- please remember to bring their valentha Boger. This Valentine dance was tines.

After the meeting, refreshments will be decided to be held on February 9, 1962 at the American Legion Post 399 Hall, 628 served, so all parents arc asked tc please Dwight, San Antonio, at 7:30 p .m. Be I bring sandwiches, cakes, etc.

So everyone come out, and we will have sure to attend this meting and dance.

Bring as many guests as you want and a good time.

Fraternally, please urge all of them to become memSam Peal bers.

• Fraternally, Bertha Roger BEAUMONT, TEXAS Secretary Dear Members and Friends: Well, here it is at the end of the LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS first month of the New Year. In thinkDear Readers: In January at the Youth Club of Lodge ing of the new year I wonder how many 66 the following youth club members of you have made a New Year's Resolution. I would imagine that almost everywere elected to hold office for 1962: one of you have probably made one, but La Nelle Ceska — President I would like to reach those of you who Vice-President Elmer Rrem Mary Nell Naroyec — Secretary-Treas- make one every year and never carry them out for more than one or two urer weeks. You know, everyone seems to be Gene Miller — Guide like that, and it isn't that we are lazy wary Sue Moore — Historian Francis Miller and Beverly Gaidusek — or not interested; we usually have good intentions, but then our problems and Sick Committee Sharon Engelke and Jean Spence — interests just seem to engulf us and before we realize what has happened, we Telephone Committee Marvin Matus, Don Shroeder, and have forgotten all about our New Year's Mary Nell Narovec — Entertainment Resolution. That was my purpose in waiting until the first month is over to Committee write to you. I would like to know how Zephyr Spence — Reporter These new officers will be installed at many of you have already forgotten our meeting to be held on February 18, your resolutions by the end of the first month of the new year.

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A New Year's Resolutionto most of us is just something that is done at the beginning of a new year; we usually say, "Well, it really doesn't matter whether I keep it or not because it is not binding on me or anyone else. That should not be the case. We should consider our resolutions something to make us a better, more considerate, or happy person.

Not many of us are infallible, and we could all stand some small improvement, or correction, so why don't we all make a New Year's Resolution now. If we have already made one, we can really try to stick with it this year so that by this time next year we can feel that we have really accomplished something. It is a wonderful feeling to know that you have accomplished something when you have strived for it.

Now I would like to say that I miss all of you and I. am very anxious for the next affair when I shall see many of you again. I have thought of all of you many times particularly when I am up studying late at night; even though I am usually very tired I cannot help feeling warmth and affection for you who have made it possible for me to attend Lamar State Colege of Technology. I deeply appreciate this wonderful opportunity.

I made a New Year's Resolution that I would write to the Vestnik very often. In the past I have felt that I did not have much to write concerning lodge affairs (parties, dances, etc.) but I think I would certainly enjoy writing just to say that I am thinking of you and looking forward to seeing you again.

I want to extend a cordial invitation to each of you from Lodge 166 to visit our monthly meeting every second Monday of the month in the home of Brother and Sister Bill Moreau, 295 North St., Beaumont, Texas. The meeting starts at 8:00 p.m.

Until next time I will be thinkin g of you and remaining, -Fraternally yours, Sandra Watson ) 9 ela•( Babies born in Ecuador have less than a 50-50 chance to live beyond the age of 5, with malnutrition a major cause of death. Through CARE's Frood Crusade M powdered milk packages sent by Americans provide a daily cup of milk for 150,000 undernourished Ecuadorion school children, mothers and infants.

It costs just $1 to send a $6.25 gift of food to a needy family overseas through CARE Food Crusade, New York 16, N.Y. The figures represent the contribution price of a package, against the retail value of typical contents.

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"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column in 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 Inainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub lished for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your under, standing and cooperation.

Funeral services were held last week, on Saturday, at 2 p.m. for Albert R. Kosel, 61, at Terry Chapel Lutheran Church in Barclay.. Burial was in Terry Chapel Cemetery.

Mr. Kosel died Thursday in the Temple hospital.

He was born in Cyclone, November 25, 1900, and married Miss Annie Nessbaum, October 18, 1930 at Burlington. He was a retired farmer.

• • The Wied 4-H Club girls held their regular meeting in the 4-H Room on Jan. 16th at 9 a.m. The President, Agnes Pavliska, called the meeting to order. Dolores Janek led the 4-H Pledge. The secretary, Beatrice Maladenka, read the minutes and they were approved.

Bernice Pustka and Agnes Pavliska gave a demonstration on "instant Chocolate Pudding. " Dolores Janak introduced Miss Burmeister, who gave a demonstration on "Organization."

• • Mrs. Laura Baca announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Catherine, to Paul Walla, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walla Sr., of Plum. The wedding will take place at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Feb. 17. e • Miss Norma Jean Traywick and William. Raymond Adamcik were married Saturday in St. Joseph's Catholic Church Bellmead, with Rev. J. 13. , Walsh officiatng.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Traywick of Waco, and Mrs. F. J. Adamcik of West and the late Mr. Adamcik.

The bride graduated from Reicher Catholic High School and Four-C Business College. She was employed with the Alamo Machine and Supply Company.

The bridegroom graduated from West High School and Navarro Junior Col-

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS lege in Corsicana. The couple will reside in Denton where the bridegroom is a senior on North Texas University.

• • L. A. Vogelsang, 87, a retired merchant and cafe operator of Rosenberg, died Dec. 6. He was buried in the Fayetteville City Cemetery on Dec. 8. Rev. Jerome Tydlacka officiated.

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Bernard J. Marcak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marcak of Shiner has been selected Special Assistant to the Commandant of Cadets of the Air Force ROTC cadet corps at the University of Texas. He will hold the rank of Cadet Colonel for the spring secester of 1962. Cadet Marcak is a senior Law student at the University of Texas. o • Floresville — John Stavinoha, Sr., age 77 years, two months, and 10 days, passed away in an Austin hospital Thursday, January 11, 1962 at 9 a.m. following an illness of several weeks.

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon of last week at the Marrs Funeral Home in Smithville for Mrs. Johana Holubec, 86- year-old mother of Julius Holubec. Rev. Jessie E. Skrivanek of Austin officiated and burial was in Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Holubec passed away in a Smithville hospital.

• John Skrasek, 75 of Ft. Worth was dead on arrival at a hospital in Ft. Worth Sunday after being stricken while visiting the farm home of a son, Johnny Skrasek Jr:, near Springtown. Justice of the Peace Jim Boorman ruled death was from natural causes. Skrasek, a native of Czechoslovakia, had lived here 52 years.

He . retired several years ago after 25 years as t butcher at Armour and Co. He was a member of All Saints Catholic Church and SPJST Lodge. Survivors also include his wife; two sons, Joe and Willie L. Skrasek of Fort Worth; four daughters, Mrs. Frances Grizzard, Mrs. Tony Matula and Mrs. Mary Ryno of Ft. Worth, and Mrs. Lillie Milam of Houston, 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Requiem mass was celebrated at 9 a.m. Tuesday in All Saints Catholic Church with burial in Mount Olivet.

• • Mrs. Adolph J. Hejl of San Angelo, Texas formerly of near Taylor, passed away Jan. 27 in a San Angelo hospital.

She was born Jan. 27, 1899 at Taylor, Texas.

Married to Adolph J. Hejl on Nov. 25, 1915 in Taylor. She was a member of the Wall Brethren Church.

Funeral services were held from the Wall Brethren Church on January 29 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. John Bravenec of West, Texas officiating.

Wednesday, February 7, 1962 Survivors are her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Milton S. Labaj of San Angelo, two sons; Raymond R. Heil of San. Angelo and the Rev. Gordon A. Hejl of Rosenberg, Two sisters, Mrs. Anton Michalik of San Angelo and Mrs. John L. Cuba of Taylor; and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers were nephews; Alfred Cuba, Daniel Michalik, James Hejl, Alvin Hejl, Gus Stracik and Edwin Turek.

Honorary pallbearers were all the ministers of the Unity of the Brethren Church. Interment was in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens near San Angelo, Tex. • • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heimann of El Campo announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Dolores Ann, to Daniel Edward Hrncir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hrncir of Hillje. The wedding is planned for Feb. 17 in St. Philip's Catholic Church.

• • Mr. J. J. Okruhlik of Praha celebrated his 75th birthday on Sunday, Jan. 28th.

Some of Mr. Okruhlik's children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren gathered together to make his birthday a very happy one.

• • Miss Melicent Marie Tlucek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Tlucek of Houston, left for Dallas last week to attend the Texas Music Educators Association Convention where she was chosen to participate with the all State Orchestra.

• • Funeral services for John Mladenka, 92 years of age, of Shiner, a retired farmer and former county official, were held Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1962 at the Buffington Funeral Home Chapel in Shiner.

The Rev. Edwin J. Oehlke, pastor of the United Lutheran Church of Shiner, officiated at the last rites and burial in the Moulton City Cemetery.

Mr. Mladenka died Monday, January 22 in the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He had been a patient there since the preceding Saturday.

He was born in the St. John Community May 20, 1869. o • Miss Georgia Machart and Edo H. Foyt Jr., repeated their wedding vows Saturday, January 27 at 9 o'clock St. Andrews Catholic Church, Hillje. The Rev. Jerome Stryk read the wedding Mass and officiated at the double ring ceremony.

• William (Billy) Novak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Novak of Hallettsville, has been named to the mid-term honor roll at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, according to the Very Rev. Charles W.

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

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Neumann, S. M. president of the uni- a hearty welcome from her brother, Ken- of time. versity. neth Ray. The mother will be rememberOf these 10 additional casualties, six ed as the former Dorothy Machacek of were fatal and, of the six, four were Shiner. known to be youths.

4 4 During the months of November and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karlik of West December, eight hunters reportedly fell are the proud parents of a 9 lb., 3 oz. victim to fatal heart attacks while huntbaby boy born Tuesday in Providence ing. The average age of these victims was Hospital 54.4 years.

Several unusual accidents occurred. One Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Vajdak of man broke his ankle stepping from a Houston are the proud parents of a 7jeep. In another instance, a jeep overlb., 6 oz. boy born Jan. 22nd at Herman turned and the hunter's leg was lacerated when he fell on his gun.

Hospital. He will answer to the name of Stephen Wayne. Maternal grandparents Two youngsters were injon?d in target are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Payne, and practice—one, the victim of a ricochet. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Another youth, a 15-year-old lad, was Eddie Vajdak„9,11 of Houston. fatally shocked when the water pipe he was lifting to dislodge a rabbit came in Mr. and Mrs. George Cerny of Houscontact with a power line.

• ton proudly announce the arrival of their Most of the accidents were the result third child, but their first daughter, born of careless gun handling. However, in six • to them on Monday, January 22 at 12:31 instances, according to Game and Fish p.m. at the St. Joseph's Hospital in HousCommission reports, victims were mistaken for deer. One hunter mistook two ton. The little lady tipped the scales at 66 Or More Casualties hi 1961 hunters for deer and injured both of 6 lbs., and 11 ozs. She will answer to the Austin — Reports of 66 hunter casual- them at the same time. Of the six "misname of Jeanette Ann. ties were received from wardens of the taken for deer" casualties, one was fatal.

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Konvicka, Sr. Game and Fish Commission for the calOne accident concerned a 14-year-old of Houston are the proud parents of a endar year 1961, according to T. D. Car- boy sitting in a tree, who was mistaken baby boy, Franklin August, Jr., born on ro ll, coordinator of information and edu- for a bird and fatally wounded by an Jan, 15, The little lad weighed 8 pounds, cation of the Game and Fish Commis- adult hunter. sion.

1 ounce.

Although the official Uniform Hunter Of the 66 reports, all but three involved Report of the Game and Fish Commis0 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wagner of Shiner guns -- shotguns, rifles, or pistols. One. sion was recorded as having received 66 proudly announce the arrival of their hunter was the victim of a heart attack, accidents, 19 fatalities, there is no doubt first born, a baby girl, who made her ap- one lady fell from a hunting stand in a that the totals were appreciably higher pearance Sunday, January 28, 1962 at tree and was badly bruised, and one male and that 25 or more Texas hunters lost 6:00 p.m. weighing in at seven pounds hunter fell from a tree and broke his their lives in hunting accidents during 1961. and four ounces, at the Frank Wagner back.

Twenty youths (under 21 years of age) Memorial Hospital. The little Miss will answer to the name of Mildred Ann. were victims of shooting accidents -- sevAustin -- Landowners who received doe Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe en of them fatal.

In 36 of the 63 shooting accidents, the permits for the 1961 hunting season are Fikac of Shiner and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagner of Moulton. The mother will be victims were also the shooters. Including expected to make their reports to the remembered as the former Annie Fikac, eight pistol victims, most of whom were Game and Fish Commission at once, according to H. D. Dodgen, executive secpracticing the "quick draw."

Rifles were the firearms involved in 33 retary of the Game and Fish CommisMr. and Mrs. Lambert Barton of West sion. are the proud parents of a 7 lb. 21/2" oz. of the accidents — shotguns in 22.

These doe permits were issued to landNineteen, or 30 per cent, of the shootbaby boy born at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday in owners for removal of surplus doe deer ing accidents reported by the field men Providence Hospital. The youngster has during the hunting season, with the unwere fatal.

Women were listed in two of two brothers. Mother is the former Marlene Wynne. Grandparents are Mr. and the accidents, though only one was in- derstanding that unused tags and reports of the kill should be made by Feb. 1.

Mrs. E. L. Barton of West and Mr. and volved in a firearm accident. The other There were no checking stations in the fell from a tree.

Mrs. G. 0. Wynne of Utica, New York. state during the past hunting season, The reorganization of the Game and 4 4 and these reports are needed to make A seven pound three ounce son was Fish Commission went into effect Sept. an accurate record of the kill of anter1, 1961, at the beginning of the hunting born to Fayette Memorial Hospital Satseason. Many field personnel were shift- less deer in those counties where the u • day to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chovanec of antlerless harvest was authorized by New Ulm. He was named Thomas. Mat- ed to new areas and this, no doubt, in- proclamation under regulatory authority. fluenced the efficiency of their reportthew.

In some counties, the killing of a third ing.

4 4 A check of news clippings from the or bonus doe was authorized, where there Mr. and Mrs. Victor Welfel of Lubbock various newspapers published in the was an unusually heavy population of are rejoicing over the safe arrival of a state reveal 10 hunting accidents re- doe. The effectiveness of this program baby girl, born . January 22 at 9:58 a.m. ported for the months of November and can be determined with a study of the at the West Texas Hospital in Lubbock. December which were not reported by reports.

The landowner should.sen.d the report Little Donna Marie tipped the scales at Game and Fish. Commission field men, seven pounds, 14 ounces. She is receiving who reported 30 during that same period to the biologist in charge of the area..

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Czech Festival Committee Meeting of the Dallas Czech Festival Committee will be held at Dallas Sokol Lodge. Hillje No. 40 Friday February 9th — Dance, music by 7448 Greenville Ave. Monday, Feb. 12 at 8 p.m. Election of officers for the 1962 "Moods" orch.

Season and other problems to be worked out.

Dance Dates of Lodge No. 65 Waco Saturday, February 10 -- Vrazel's Polka Sokol Houston Band of Cameron Sokol Houston will again have a Saturday, Feb. 17 -- West Melodians "Jitrnicovy vecirek" and if you should West like to order some extra ones, please Saturday Feb. 24 — Slim. Haicler'N call the committee in time to be taken care of, every second Sunday of each Play Boys of Temple Saturday, March 3 — Rudy Kurtz — month. The next one, is Feb. 11.

• • of Shiner Lodge No. G Cottonwood This will be the last dance before Easter, Don't miss it!

Saturday, Feb. 10 — Mask Tacky Dance Everybody come for real dancini Sunday, Feb. 18 — Family Get-together pleasure at the friendly Linden Hall — Sunday, March 4 -- Meeting and Lunch Bring your friends too!

Coming Events of Lodge No. 92 • • Fort. Worth, Texas Dance Dates for Lodge 35 Elk Saturday, Feb. 10 — Dance, music by February 10 — Henry Dulock — West Johnny Geary February 17 — Vrazel Polka Band — Sunday, Feb. 11 — Meeting, starting at Cameron, Texas 2 p.m.

February 24 — Bob Haisler — Temple Saturday, Feb. 17—Popular Dance, music • • by the Coacbmen.

Saturday, Feb. 24 — Polka Dance, music Dance Dates at Lodge 39 Near Bryan

by Bohac Sisters from Granger, Tex. Saturday, February 10 — Happy Country Friday, March 2 — Polka Dance, music Boys of Houston

by Wally Pikal.

Saturday, February 17 — Slim Haisler's Saturday, March 3 — Popular Dance, Playboys music by Johnny Geary.

Saturday, February 24 — Vrazel's Polka Sunday, March 11 — Lodge meeting Band starting at 2 p.m.

Saturday, March 3 — Jessie Lee Orch.

4, Ruckholts Lodge No,. 15 Dance Dates Lodge No. 88 Houston A card party will be held February 7 Saturday, Feb. 10 — Dance, Bob Haisler and his Playboys of Temple at 10 o'clock with Chicken Dinner being served. The second Wednesday in Feb- Saturday, Feb 21 Dance, Henry Dulak's Orchestra of West. ruary (the 14th) is the date for the monthly meeting of the Ladies Circle.

Lodge 88 meting will be held on FebLodge No. 84 Dallas, Texas ruary 10 with home-made sausage served Saturday, Feb. 3 — Dance, music by to all. February the 24th dancing with Charlie Adamcik's Polka Tones Chars. Matejka's orch. playing. — You Sunday, Feb. 10 — Regular Monthly all come.

Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Feb. 17 — Anniversary Dance • • music by Eric Honza Orchestra.

Houston Lodge No. 88 Saturday, Feb. 18 — Anniversary Dinner Wednesday, Feb. 7 — Card Party, Fried 12 o'clock, - Program 3:00 p.m.

Chicken Dinner Saturday, March 3 — Dance, music by Saturday, Feb. 10 — Sausage Supper, Ed Faraizl orchestra.

5 p.m. and Dance — Jolly Six Orch. Sunday, March 18 — Regular Monthly No table reservation.

Meeting and Family Fun Night Wednesday, Feb. 14 — Valentine Day -Birthday Club Luncheon Sunday, Feb. 18 — Czech Play at 3:30 Brenham, Lodge Meeting Sister Milady Kamas, Brenham, anp.m.

Saturday, Feb. 24 — Dancing. Past Blue nounces their Lodge Meeting on February Ribbon Orch.

10th at the Fireman's Park Kitchen. LetSaturday, March 3 — Kolache Sale and ter received too late Monday to be pubDance at night with Henry Tannen- lished in this issue. Will be In the next burger Orch. Plenty of tables. No issue of Vestnik. reservations. Last dance before The same happened to Brother E. Easter.

Kouba's letter from Houston.

S.P.J.S.T. Calendar

Wednesday, February 7, 1962' Dance Dates at Dallas Sokol Hall Saturday, Feb. 10 — Eric Honza playing Saturday, Feb, 24 — Eric Honza, playing Call EM 8-5525 before 2 p.m. for reservations.

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SCHOOL ATTENDANCE HELD COMPULSORY UNTIL CHILD IS 16 A child under 16 ears of age must attend school even if he has completed the 9th grade, Atty. Gen. Will Wilson announced recently.

The state official told Alton R. Griffin, county attorney , of Lubbock County. that the compulsory attendance law is somewhat vague.

"The apparent purpose of this statute is simply to compel the attendance of children between the ages of 7 and 16 in the public schools of Texas, wrote Asst.

Atty. Gen. Eugene B. Smith.

The inquiry concerned a Lubbock youth who wanted to leave school after completing the 9th grade, and before reaching his 16th birthday. ; ) • 4°4 ° Definitions Public Speaker — The art of diluting a two-minute idea with a two-hour vocabulary.

Fortune Hunter — The man who seeks a girl for her pa value.

Fishnet — A lot of little holes tied together with string. ) • 44 • 0 WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 400, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald. (Vestnik) as follows: My old address is:

My New address is:

I belong to Lodge No. Fraternally, Signature

Wednesday, February 7, 1962

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HISTORY OF WILLS Courts see that your intention or "will" as to property is carried out after you die. Before then you may revoke or change it any time.

The passing of property to heirs is one of man's oldest transactions. As far back as the Egyptian, Assyrian and Jewish civilizations, we have wills written and witnessed on papyrus, clay tablets, etc. In one will an early testator left some of his property to his wife and named a guardian for his children.

The Hammurabi code (2100 B. C.)permitted a father by deed to favor his son.

Under early Roman law the head of a house could tell the patrician assembly his wishes, but later Roman law favored a written will to keep the testator's plans secret until death. It also favored having a firm record of his wishes, not resting on memory.

v S T f — WEST, TEXAS cerning the facts inolved, because a slight variance in facts may change the application of the law.) ) • GT3 • ( SKIN DISORDERS

By Harold N. Schwinger, M.D. In the medical profession, there's a saying to the effect that the dermatologist sometimes has the longest drawnout job of any specialist. This would apply only, of course, to his work with his and often stubborn disorders as acne chronic sufferers from such lingering (pimples), pruritis (an inflammatory itch), dermatitis of the hands, and the like.

Much still has to be learned about the various diseases which affect the skin.

Why, for e arhple, does one person walk across a tile locker room and "pick up" athlete's foot (a fungus infection), to be followed by a dozen more who do not, and indeed will never have it in their lives?

In part the skin reflects the general health of its owner. The healthy skin is covered with its own film of a slightly acid protective oil which acts as a barrier against disease from the outside. If this barrier on the hands, let us say, is broken down by poor health or too constant use of strong washing solutions, the skin's own gloves will melt away and the By 2100 A.D. England, where we got outer layer fall prey to whatever happens along, fungus, germs or other contagion. our law of wills, was quite well advanced; Even long immersion in water can do The church courts (like our probate courts) supervised disposition of property this, as with soldiers who acquired trench foot. Care of the skin involves keeping it according to a "testament" of how the clean but not literally scrubbed off, caretestator wanted his property to go.

Church courts supervised personal fully dried (or even powdered) after property (movables like armor or person- bathing, and washed with soap or a germicide after exposure to infection. al effects); land was passed on by wills Attack can also come from the inside, which the king's court handled. Hence and here the problem is also one of the today we speak of "last will and testament" since English courts came to pass general health. Acne, hives, eczema, fever on both real and personal property, so and sun, blister, shingles — all express the body's raction to some inner chemthat one court could handle the whole ical problem. estate.

Since a healthy owner usually has the English church courts had "executors" best skin, the best skin care is good hywho carried out one's testament. To die gienic practice — cleanliness, good diet "intestate" (without a testament) was stressing vegetables and protein foods, almost like dying unconfessed. Some- good habits of elimination, plenty of rest. times the church in the interests of a Since the skin is one of the favorite orman's soul could give some of The man's gans for psychic as well as physical progoods to others besides his family. Then, test, skin disorders are fairly often linkas now, some property had to be left to ed with emotional upsets or stresses not the surviving wife and children. well understood.

Skin ailments are best treated by By the time of the American colonies, the laws were well settled, and law curing any disease causing them, but the courts, rather than church courts, ad- dermatologist also helps them with antiministered and distributed estates here. biotics, and hormonal therapy, good nu(This newsfeature, prepared by the trition and hygiene, and in many other State Bar of Texas, is written to inform, ways. If these measures fail, the radiolonot to advise. No person should ever ap- gist may be called upon to treat the conply or interpret any law without the aid I dition with x-ray, which can have surof an attorney who is fully advised con- prising success in stubborn cases.

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it Library Aids Teachers Austin — Public school teachers throughout Texas face more teaching problems than ever before.

High on the list of resons for the situation are the difficulties involved in presenting instruction on whole subjects or portions of subjects which cannot properly be taught using normal classroom methods.

Many of the state's teachers—particularly councellors and health and physical education teachers — have found the solution to this problem at the film library of the Texas State Department of Health in Austin.

The library, with its 1,600 films which are listed under 600 different titles, is said to be one of the most extensive in the Southwest. It contains films with viewing times ranging from four to 57 minutes, covering practically all phases of personal and community health.

Most of the films were produced commercially, but 20 of them were written and produced for specific Texas application.

All films are aimed at a single purpose: teaching good health practices.

In addition to providing Texas school teachers with films of classroom aids, the library makes films available to religious and fraternal organizations and to civic groups. Practically any club or organization may book films for general interest or educational viewing, but they are limited to use within the state.

If you happen to be this month's program chairman for a neighborhood ladies' club, perhaps you'd like to show clubmembers an approved, step-by-step method of making a baby's formula.

There is a sequence in a film titled "Lin'da" to do exactly that.

During the past three months the library has furnished films for more than 6,000 showings to over three-quarters of a million people. All films are shipped parcel post, with the borrower paying return postage.

(A weekly feature from the Division ol Public Health Education, Texas State Department of Health). ) • 47,, • (—.

A colored boy was strolling through a cemetery (in the daytime of course) when he saw inscribed on a tombstone: "Not dead, but sleeping." He scratched his head a moment and remarked "kle ain't fooling nobody but himself."

• Every man has a right to his own opinion, but no man has a right to be wrong in his facts — Bernard B. Baruch

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Wednesday, February 7, 1962

YOUTH EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE OUTLINES ritoGRANI

The Committee spelled out its ob- tunities exist for park, recreational, and jectives in its report to the President watershed developments near metropolitan centers and would provide work Washington. D. C. Cabinet Secretaries following a session January 23: for youth. Other opportunities exist in and the President's chief economical ad1. Improve the employability of young viser told the President's Committee on people through maximum education and imaginative naturai resource conservation programs involving rural and other Youth Employment that preparing young training. youth. people for employment is vital to the 2. Increase employment opportunities Nation's prospects for accelerated ecoSecretary Hodge told the Committee for all youth seeking work. nomic growth. that more rapid econocical growth in3. Identify and examine the extent to vestment depends fundamenta!ly capChaired by Secretary of Labor Arthur which existing programs are fulfilling ital investment, but growth rate reJ. Goldberg, the Committee heard Secsponds also, he said, to a properly trained their objectives. . retary of Commerce Luther H. Horges, work force.

Committee goals as outlined were. the Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freep r. Heller pointed out that more labor development of public understanding; man, and Walter W. Heller, chairman of and capital may be added to inencouragement of youth committees in the President's Council of Economic Addustrial plant but that these alone will local communities and states to improve visers. job opportunities for youth; recom- not accelerate economic growth rates.

Persistently high levels of unemploy- mendations for desirable legislative ac- The nation's new workers, he said, must ment among. the nation's youth brought tion; stimulation of laborAmana,gement have the education and training which White House action last November when cooperation in employing youth, appren- will be required in a growing economy the Yauth Employment Committee was ticeship expansion, short term skill characterized by rapid change. e • established by President Kennedy "to training, work experience programs and bring the Nation's resources to bear on related programs. patience! this vital national problem."

Secretary Freeman urged the ComCoed Officer, stop that man. He More than a million young people, most mittee to consider programs for employ- tried to kiss me. of them between 16 and 21, are out of ing youth in the development of recreaOfficer -- Be patient, there'll be antion areas. He pointed out that oppor- other one along in a minute. school and out of work today.

Death Claims Paid During January, J962 Omani podpory vyplacene v lednu, 1962 SUPREME LOD GE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas February 1, 1962 Death Claim No.—Name Oslo thurti—Jmen

Occupation Zamestnani

7466 Frank J. Pelech, farmer — rolnik 7467 Albina Hranicky, housewife — hospodyne 7468 Anna Husak, housewife — hospodyne 7469 Jos A. Stepan, na odpoeinku retired 7470 Frank A. Babek, blacksmith — koval 7471 E. D. Hollub, retired — na odpodinku 7472 Henry W. Hejl, retired — na odpoeinku 7473 John Svrcek, farmer — rolnik 7474 William E. Kudelka, retired — na odpoeinku 7475 Julia Miklica, housewife — hospodyne 7476 William Miller, barber -- hone 7477 Anna Florus, na odpoeinku retired 7478 Joseph Altman, carpenter — tesak housewife — hospodyne 7479, Marie Sveter, 7480 Jos. Novotny, retired — na odpodinku 7481 Jos. Slovak, retired — na odpoeinku 7482 Emil Lesikar, retired — na odpoeinku 7483 Joe L. Janac, retired — na odpneinku 4784 Joseph. Sumsal, retired — na odpoeinku 7485 Paul J Kuban, farmer — rolnik

Date of Admission Datum Prijeti

Lodge No. Rad Cislo 107 125 126 24 25 103 48 81 66 92 154 91 88 88 135 33 17 9 9 40

Floresville Westhoff Ross Cyclone Ennis Flatonia l3eyersville Needville Waco Fort Worth Fort Worth Crosby Houston Houston Ennis Bleiblervilie Caldwell Snook Snook Hillje

To the bereaved survivors of our deceased brothers and sis ter,,, the' Supreme sympathy.

'Charter Member - Zakladajici elenkyne

Date of Death Datum umrti

4-11-15 12-26-61 1-11-14 12-13-61 7- 1-1807* 12-17-61 8- 8-09 1- 4-62 6- 8-24 12-29-61 1- 8-05 12-30-61 12-14-02 1- 8-62 9- 2-33 1- 3.-62 5-14-11 1-12-62 9- 8-18 12-25-61 4- 2-35 1-17-62 11-12-05 12-18-61 7-10-21 1- 5-62 1- 2-62 3-27-35 11-12-08 1- 3-62 9-10-11 12-20-61 1-16-62 4-14-07 1-22-62 4-11-09 6-10-08 1-12-62 1-16-02 6-12-12

Age Cert. No, Stall Cislo Cell> 70 90 87 72 73 82 78 65 74 69 73 '76 67 73 75 79 84 72 82 77

A-3768 A-5865 - 6781 A 1403 B Gee A-9120 Pd up 170 A-2961 C-1634 A-4431 A-6937 B-1309' Pd up 733 A-8280 B 1305 A-4242 A-10347 A-1077 A-452 A-885 Pd up 325

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

Wednesday, January 31, 1962

Ed. H. Grimm se utchazi z 07uzvoleni

Ed H. Grimm Ed. H. Grimm prohlasil, Ze se uchazi o znovuzvoleni na druhou lhirtu smireiho soudee (Justice of Peace) ye 3. precinktu.

Ed. Grimm se narodil v Tours, Texas, syn rodied Ed. a : Mary Grimm. V roce 1947 odekl do vYsluZby od US namornictva ye kterem slouZil 20 roku. V roce 1951 byl povolan zpot do aktivni slu2by ye ktere setrval do roku 1953.

Po navratu do West, na yStevoval Baylor Universitu dva roky. V prosinci 1955 si zaiidil ye West, Texas pojiSt'ujici obchod "Grimm Insurance Agency". V roce 1958 byl zvolen smireim soudcem na prvni Ed. H. Grimm je velice aktivni jak ye vel'ejnem, tak nabokriskem Zivote, je e"lenem Kiwanis Club, Chamber of Commerce, sboru ,dobrovoln3"Tch ha.sieti, feditel Bold Springs Country Club, a predseda West Ondustrial Corporation.

(Paid political adv.)

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Middle West Led in. Life Ins. Investment Total Life insurance companies have more policyholder funds invested in the East North Central region of the U. S. than any other geographic area, with a total of $17,495,554,000 at work in the economies of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin, at the start of last year. This amount represented close to one-fifth of the investment total of life companies with 84 per cent of the business assets, as reported by the Life Insurance Association of America.

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VgSTNI BZ — WEST, TEXAS On a regional basis, the East, North Central States have held the volume lead for five years.

The Mountain States accounted for the largest regional percentage increase in 1960 investments, or '7.9 per cent. This was slightly lower than the leading percentage increase of 9.3 per cent for this same region the year before. In dollar volume, the Pacific States with a $768,931,000 increase in 1960, led all regions.

Every region in the U. S. experienced 1960 increases in life companies' investments in their areas, with several regions showing a higher percentage i ncrease for that year than for the year before. These regions and their 1960 percentage increases were: Pacific, 6.7 per cent; South Atlantic, 6.1 per cent; West North Central, 4.9 per cent; West South Central, 4.2 per cent; East South Central, 3.9 per cent; and New England, 3.6 per cent.

Per cent increases for 1960, somewhat lower than the 1959 increases, were reported for the Mountain States, 7.9 per cent; Middle Atlantic, 3.4 per cent; and

East North Central 2.6 per cent.

By category of major investment, state, county and municipal bonds showed the greatest percentage increase among 1960 life companies' investments in the U.S., or 8.7 per cent. These included "a relatively small volume of foreign government bonds. The regional leader for increases in these bond investments for the year 1960 was the South Atlantic States, a 29.1 per cent increase.

The second largest percentage increase by portfolio in the year 1960 was in the life companies' industrial and miscellaneous securities, amounting to 6.6 per cent. The West North Central States showed the greatest percentage gain in these securities, up 11.1 per cent in that year.

Within the regions, there continued a heavier concentration of holdings in corporate securities of business and industry in the New England States, this region showing the highest ratio of this type of investment, 50.4 per cent of all investments in this area in 1960.

DIVADLO V HOUSTONU u Radu Pokrok er islo 88, SPJST 1140 Robbie St., Houston, Texas V NEDELI 18. UNORA 1962 Pod nizvem

"Laska na konci veEnice" Veselohra o trech jedlnanich Preclnese yam DramatickS, Krouiek "Hlahol" OSOBY Jakub Sva0, sedlak na grunte, "U trech svatejch" — Viclay jeho synove

Jan Schroif — Johnnie L. gula Miloslav Karel StarBunk,hospdyeatu—FrncsOlexa

Terezka, sluiebna

Mary Jane gula

Edmund, jeho syn Iska, jeho dcera Zvanda, obecni iebrak

Tovarnik,KstLbc4—Rudygefik Joe Pavlik Katy Blaha Eman Kouba

Napoveda: Mary Johnson Johhnie L. gula a Miloslav Karel 0 chutnou veeeki se obstara pi. Emil Valova VSichni jste uctive zvani

Divadlo zapoene pi esne v 3:30 odpoledne

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VESTNiK—WEST, TEXAS

Boss — To pretty young applicant — So you want a job as a secretary had any experience?

Applicant — Oh, some very wonderful ones!

• To force opinion is like pushing the magnetized needle round until it points to where we wish the North Star stood.

Liberty lies in the hearts of men and women; when it dieS there, no constitution, no law, no court can save it; no constitution, no law, no court can even do much to help it.

• • Pop, how they catch crazy men?

It's easy. A little rouge and lipstick, a new hair-do and a pretty dress.

Ve stfedu, dne 7. imara 1962 Texas now has a total of more than 60,000 miles of highways — enough to stretch around the world twice at its equator.

• • Last year the interest on the national debt alone was $9.5 billion. It will be higher this year, as the debt limit has been increased.

"The Pearls in the beer are the life of the beer!"

Peal &Wog Cowl" $0,11.0g0, Tao • St Jos" *mei

This is "The Big Spring" near Hunt in Kerr County, Texas. This Spring is on the Edwards Plateau in "The Country of 1100 Springs"—source of Pearl Brewing Company's own artesian water.

That short, sweet season is here again, It's Pearl Bock Beer Time! So right now — before the weeks slip by — get your share of this dark 'n friendly brew. Stock up with Bock! In regular bottles or glas can 6-pak.

Brewed with pure artesian water...

/mike Count" of1100 kSpriv

u, dne 7. Unora 1962

e oznameni 11. Kongresni Distrikt W. R. POAGE Za Poslance SpojenYch Stahl (0 znovuzvoleni) • OKRES McLENNAN VIC HALL za Soudce 54 District Court ) • 4 • ( OKRES McLENNAN WINTHROP (Wimp) SELEY za.

Judge 54 District Court OKRES McLENNAN JOHNNIE HUNT za County Treasurer 0 DOROTHY TORRANCE CADANISS Za • Okresni Poklanici znovuzvoleni)

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STN Fz -- WEST, TEXAS

Jeden svateeni sttelec se vracel z levu jako to obyeejlie s prazdnou bra'Snou. Aby to tak nevypadalo, zakl ke zverindri a koupil tarn zajice — jiZ ne a krdeel s nim pySne docela eerstveho k doinovu.

Doma si Zena zajice prohlikla, pheichla k nernu a povida: "JeAte Stesti, Zes ho zastfelil dues, Akdybys ho by strelil a2 za dva dni, tak u2 by byl , straS'ne zapachal."'

Slu§nY elovek V pfecpane tramvaji sedi vedle sebe dva pdnove. Tu jeden z nick si v'Simne, Ze ten druhY ma zavfene oei.

"Udelalo se yam snarl 'Spatne od Zaludku nebo jste ospalY?" ptd se.

"Ne," zni odpoved'„ "ale vite — ja nemohu videt, kdy2 damy v elektrice musi stet."

• • "Kdybys nakl 1000 Ke, vratil bys je?"

— Jako poctivY a nravdomluvnY vek ti musim Ze ne!

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Dr. Chas. Haub Ceside Mak a Operator HOUSTON, TEXAS OV 6-7000 Telefon res.

CA 7-2553 Telefon tliad.

711 Medical Arts Building

Dr. Thos. N. DeL,aney cool LEKAit

Bryle spravne piipravene as dle innluvy 513-17 SPJST Bldg Tel. firadovna PR 3-3248 TEMPLE, TEXAS

OKRES McLENNAN ED. H. GRIMM Za Smireiho soudee 3, preeinktu ) * s?* OKRES FORT BEND ELIZABETH WILLIAMS za okresniho pokladnika (0 znovuzvoleni) ) 4 (— "Zpiva Miss Graciella je§te stale ye vezenich?" — "Ano, tim vykondva mnoho dobreho — zloeinnost silne poklesla."

Neodklidejte s naystevou pfibuznYch v eeskoslovensku. Zdravi a staii neeekaji.

Sesta vYprava, kterou zase kidim osobne, odleti z Houston)) tryskovYin letadlem KLM Dutch Airline

SE -ANUALLY

NI NIS

v poledne 19. iiervna 1962 a pfileti do Prahy v poledne 20. eervna. Miliete se zdriet v eSSR die libosti, vratit se dle pi.ani, a tei nayStivit Rakousko, Nemecko, SvYeary, Francii, Anglii bez pHplatku na letenku. PIAte hned o pocirobnosti. ri

VAL ,P S P. 0 Box 1828, Houston 1, Texas

113 W. Ennis Ave.

Ennis, Texas

Your savings account is insured up to 510,000 by an agency of the United States Government DIRECTORS Joe F. Kuchar J. T. Austin James Collins Dr. L. A. Williams Vernon Woodard W. Bruce McCrary F. E. McLemore AufteallatSone,

VESTNtK— WEST, TEXAS

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MaIf oznamovatel Ptijme se Zena 'Ceske neb nemecke narodnosti k bydleni na miste, ku konani lehei domaci prate a k opatrovani dvou (2) ditek. Mzda a volnY eas. Pifte neb telefonujte PA-3-5311, Mrs. Alvin Steffek, 5163 Kinglet, Houston 35, Texas (3-6c) ) °4•( Ten ma, pravdu Mnohdy je tteba nekolik krejei, aby `udelali eloveka". ale staei jedna S' yadlena, aby eloveka znieila.

SPRAVN) VYKONANA roattEBNI SLUtBA V hodine zalu zarmouceni naleznete Edward Pace pohtebni iistav pohotove k sympatickemu vyfizeni nezbytnYch jednotlivosti a k vypraveni dojemneho pohtbu.

Levne ceny jsou n.asi zasadou.

Edward Pace Pohfebni feditel Clen SPJST Tel, Prospect 3-3606 113 N. 5th St. TEMPLE, TEXAS

VELKit VYBER

eskSTch Rekordii

Zajimavosti ze sveta Amerieane opou gti Unie Delnicke uniove hnuti ye SpojenYch statech zaznamenava dal gi • -abytek sveho elenstva. Ptiznava, Ze se jim nepodafilo ptesvedeit zernedelske a kancelatske zamestnance o tom, ze take patti do unii. 0 elenskYch ptihloigkach mladYch — ptedchazejicich ze Skol do denniho zamestnani — neni take zminky Je .domenka, Ze tuto situaci vyvolaly ostre vladni zakroky proti nekterSim vedoucim delnick3)ch unii.

9 Ani nejdokonaleji fugujicimu mecharrismu tovarni vYroby umeleho nad'Seni v diktaturach se nepodati yytvotit to bohatstvi yzniceneho svobodneho citu„ jeZ se projevuje na sokolskern sletu.

Pravo Iidu (social. demokraticke).

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Marek Burns POIlftEBNi DOMOV V hodine za,rmutka najdete u nas nejle01 pohkebni obsluhu a ceny levne.

Tez prodavame pohtebni poji§teni — od 1 mesice do 80 rokft staff.

Ambulance ye dne v noel MAREK BURNS FUNERAL HOME Bill Marek a Bill Burns Box 225 - Ph. OX ford 7-3661 Cameron, Texas

Ve stledu, dne '7 unora 1962 RUTH BERET Nej/epii pumpa na svete.

Nezamrzne ani se neskazi.

Nepotiebuje pokr Zdali studne vyschne, zastavi automaticky. Senora jednou zaeiti jest zapotiebi.

HARRY J. STONE Plumbing 105 E. Brown St. ENNIS, TEXAS (dzc)

ROGERS FUNERAL HOME — BURIAL INSURANCE — We Honor Anyone's Burial Insurance DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED SERVICE

Flowers For All Occasions 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE JIM and HELEN SHOOK PHONE MI 2-3211 TEXAS ROGERS,

Pigte si o cennik

White Auto Store

Hasher's Home Supply Co.

WEST, TEXAS (dzc)

SPOLEHLIVA POHROBNICKA SLUIZA Jsme pohotovi Vain posoluNti bez rozdilu jak daleko bydlite bez jakehokoliv zvlagtniho poplatku.

S nami mfitete mluviti eesky.

My nabizime Pohicebni pojigteni pro kaideho dlena rodiny.

Pete E. Etlinger FUNERAL HOME Elsie Pra/ak-Etlinger damste., pomoeniee BELLVILLE AND SEALY Tel.: Bellville No. UN 5-3121 Sealy No. TU 5-3535

A neust514 bltdfinf gg'uje vain, ze na:sp ' mast je die riejnoveiii doby domaci prostiedeir pro Zetne zevnejil bolesti. Pies 60 let rouiivani vdeLtOrni zajistil NONAT jeji povest.

Objednejte nyni, bud ge papraveni pro ony nepiedvidane mutnosti. Zadna lekarnicica mela bkti bez trobiaty. tYsporrui velikost $1 15; pravidelni kost 65c.

NAT J.S. MT . Soft

B. C. MILLER, P.O. Box ZS,

Altadena, Calif.

2020 Washington Ave., CA 8-8424 730 E. 20th at N. Main UN9-1441 5225 Washington UN 9-3387 301 East 11th Street UN 9-3351 HOUSTON, TEXAS For All Your FURNITURE APPLIANCES and EVERYTHING ELSE TOR YOUR HOME Be Sure to See

HILSHER'S And Get "THE BEST FOR LESS" CASH OR EASY TERMS Your Satisfaction Guranateed And Free Delivery Service VASE CESKE OBCHODY

Ve

v'edu dne 7. imora 1962

V STNf

Pekne chutnani Vera meho psa pokousal jeden vleak.

N: Tak mu to natri jodem.

B: I3a ne. Psi rany se hoji lip nim net jodem.

N: Cote? Ty mu je lizae?

K— WEST, TEXAS

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V kacelaii

Indic se Modernisuje

"Pane fediteli, prosim zitra o dovoleni na svatbu."

"Ale sleeno, dovolil jsem na svatbu zitra uz pana aamrdu, tadyhle. Copak musite vy zrovna take zitra?

"Muslin on si totiZ here mne".

Behem priStich tii let Nude v Indii zlizeno 151 vVcvikovVch a pre'Skolovacich stredisk prinyslovSrch. Nejvet§i obtizi jest najimani potiebnych ueitelit a odbornikti.

"Tak jak jsi se choval na navAteve u Polanskch, VaSieku?"

"Ale chvalili me, /narninko."

"No, a co ti fekli?"

"Povidali, ze je tvlaStni, jak nektera oSkliva matka ma hezounkeho syna."

SOKOL HOUSTON 4514 Lisee St.

DANCE SOKOL ATHLETIC CENTER 7448 GreFnville Ave alias, Texas MUSIC BY

Eric Honza Orchestra SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 9:00 P.M. ADM. $1.00

Houston, Texas

JATERNICE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1962 Orders by Phone HI 7-3631 Please pick up orders before 5:00 p.m.

Thank You!

Due to lack of bookings in this area, Wall y Pikal has been forced to cancel his engagement for February 24.

C77,eeh P lka and Waltz Records Loog•-Playing 33 1/3 R.P,M. — 5 or 6 Records Per Side 13Y POPULAR, POLKA BANDS

Eric Kucera Al. Grebnick Frank Hermanek Razzberry Reynolds Don Peachey Whoopee John Wilfahrt hill Mraz Romy Goza

Frank Koulaa Six Fat Dutchmen Fezz Fitsche Cousin Fuzzy Dick Sinclair Lawrenee Welk Frankic Yankovic and many others

UP TO

10,000

ALWAYS A SAFE PLACE

For Catalog and Prices Write to:

APPLIANC -

& AUTO STORE

4631 SINGLETON DALLAS, TEXAS AVE. A AT FIRST STREET IN TEMPLE

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Wednesday, February 7 9 1962

YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION?

It can become more than just a possibility with an Educational Endowment Plan.

SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER of the STATE OF TEXAS S. P. J. S. T. ox 400

Temple, Texas