Vestnik 1962 03 21

Piipravujte se u va geho fidu na oslavu na geho 651eteho trvani

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.

PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI

21. biezna (MARCH) 1962

ROeNtli (VOLUME) 50 CIAO (No.) 12

Chystame se neco oslavit Nag spolkovY', spoleeenskST givot zde v Texasu projevuje po mnoho jig let se v nagich kadovYch schtizich, kde obydejne vespolek planujeme na ge podniky at' jig , a letyjine zabavy, divadla, pfedna gky,.ATY. veci.

Jsem jist, ge nagi pkigtehovalci pied lety se tee k parade schazeli v skkeh schazich, kde radili se jak spoleene pro ,dobre sve 'wady si painati. Z jedne takove porady jiste ge zrodila se myglenka, zalogiti si svoji vlastni Texaskou Jednotu pro ochranu s yYch rodin, svYch zajmii. a jak zlepeit ten osadni spolkovSr givet.

Tema. 65 let nage Jednota stejne jak pied lety, usiluje o dalgi zdarny vYvoj sve osadni, spoledenske a organise:611i einnosti a tim poskytujeme na gemu elenstvu vedle “thodne ochrany pojigteni, tee piilegitost se podileti na einnosti kulturni kterou se sna ginie udr geti v kadach nagehe elenstva.

Vetime, ge na ge spolkova einnost v iddech spojuje Jdnes, jak pied davnmi lety, na ge elenstvo v pevny bratiskSr a sesterskY kruh a te gime se, ge budeme pokradovati v tomto zaslu gnem dile v budoucnosti pro dal gi vzrust nagi SPJST. Zadna lidska institute neroste sama od sebe jak trava v polich. 0 vzrust se must starat elenstvo. Bud' samo se pfieinit aneb si zjednat osoby, ktere tut°, praci za nas vykonaji. Takova osoba musi neristale hledet vpi~ed a se poudovat jake methody peugivat mime dasu a propa-

gad/rich pomticek. ()bees pokadame elenske kampand, soute ge mezi distrikty, na niclag se mohou podilet vgichni elenove dle schopnosti a kteti maji upiimnST zajem aby nag e Jednota rostla i jejich Jsem jist, ze ka gdfr nag organisator aneb sestra organisatorka bude vitat pomoc a odporudeni na gich ochotnYch elenu

Nagi organisaenou einnosti ziskati jsme si vagnosti i fray v mnohYch osadach, v okresni i statni sprave.

Jest tedy skuteenosti, ze ty na ge spolky /ram vein byly k u gitku a proto snagme se, pouditi i na gi mladez,ze i jejich freest pini destnY tkol a 2e jest nag snahou aby se mezi nami uplatnili.

Pfejeme si aby se mezi nami citili vitan& a pro ka g cleho se skSita, ptilegitost vyniknouti.

Dobra, snaha bSTve, odmeriovand, ale neivetgi odmena je jiste ten pocit uspoKagelSr z nas chceme po sobe zanechakojeni, ge Glen sam ptispel k irspechu a ti clUstojnou pamatku a jakou lep gi si k vzrilstu nagi Jednoty. mirgeme piipomeneuti ne g tu, ge ziskame Letogni nage eleska naborova kam- Jednote. bud' syna, dceru, vnuka aneb pair jest jako na oslavu na geho 651eti a vnueku jak trvalou pa,makir a vhodnou men bychom .dosehnouti a piekroditi na- jim ochranu. si stanoveno.0 kvotu v ziskani noveho Lepgi zpusob osiavy na g eho 651eti si neelenstva. Musime si pov gdy uvedomit, ge dovedeme pfedstaviti. zaruka irspe gne budoucnosti na gi SPJST Kondic pilpominam, ge v ka gclem najak v kalde jine bratrske organisace le- gem fade, bychom letos v dervenci men gi v nagi mladegi. poiadati nejmene jednu oslavu nageho Pamatujme tedy pri kagde 651eteho vSfroei a k ucteni pamatky naziskati nagi dorristajici mlade g a tak jen gich zakladatelii a i v gem tern nagim zajistime budoucnost na gi Jednoty. Na- upiimnsim pracovnikrim na podest, ktege Jednota ma uspokujici , vYber pojistek ri sta.veti a dosud pomahaji krpro ditky i mladeg a at' si ji g vyberete diti osudy nail SPJST. pojigteni tr yale neb jen doeasne na de) • set, patnact neb dvacet let, nepochybite. Penize nagetiene mogno vS/hodne. poSpojene staty se nezireastni svetove ugiti vzdelani ditek. vistavy pogtovnich znamek v Praze ye Nekdy je dobie ditkam vysvetliti, ge ty dnech 18. srpna — 2. zati 1962, protoie iliady nedovoluji dopravu americkYch nage spolky a rady maji sve misto a meli veliky vYznam kdy2 tvofili se zde nage znamek, ktore pkipominaji svobodu a zaosady a mesteeka. Wa ge "spolkaieni" ne- kazaly ipijem pogtovnich zasilek s porbylo plane a dosud blahode.'rne pilsobi. — tretem T. G. Masaryka.

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Entered as second class mail matter, January 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Conof August 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Sumemo Lod g e SPJST, Box 400, TemPie, Texas OREDKI ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJIC1 JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L 0. HOSEK, Box 85 — West, Texas V y davateIC — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK . PUB. COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Predplatne $3.25 — Subscription $3.25 Per Year Zrneny adres zasilaji se do Illavni firadovny Box 400, Tem p le, Texas Chan g es of address must be sent to Supreme Hod g e, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas Predolatne a oznamky bud'teZ adresovany na Vestnik, West, Texas Zivoto p is y ze elkh Clenu se uverejAtlif bezplatne The obituaries are p rinted without charge III,AVNI UHADOVNA — SUPREME. LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R., A., URI3ANOVSKY, Secretar y JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All in Temple, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN . LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas RBDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas, HENRY E. VITEK, Second Distric 0. Box 43 — Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Te,xas R.' Z. BROZ, Fourth• District Rt. 3, Box 320 -- San An g elo, Texas J. Sr. 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., Cor p us Christi, Texas.

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Formula,k pro zmenu adresy najdete Ceske i anglicke easti temet v kaZdem eisle k pouZiti a prosim znovu NEPOSILESTE ZIVEENU ADRES do WEST My zde ve West nejsme opravneni menit cokoliv v adresati a kaZdou Zadost o zmenu posilejte prime, do Hlavni atadovny, Box 400, Temple, Texas.

Pri oznameni zmenY kam si pfejete aby Vas' byl Vestnik zasilan, udejte eislo svelm taidu, kde jste elenem, svoji noyou ale i starou adresu aby se usnadnilo ptesne zji gteni mezi mnohYch Casto stejn3)ch jmen. Dekujeme Vain • • Nekolikrate jsme zde vzpomeli, ze nelze se pki nejlep gi vtli kaZdemu zachovati a setkavame se s Stendil, kteti mail z toho velkou radost kdyZ mohou bud' nag sloh neb nedostatek spravnosti v eeStine stepati, kdyZ se jim ptilelitost naskytne. — PkevaZna vetAina etena,th jest vSak s na gim organem spokojena, a proto, ze vetime, ze kaZdY novinat si vytvoti svou etenatskou obec sam sv3'rm ptieinenim, mame s naklonosti vgech tech ptatel uptimnou radost.

• • retime jegte dnes jak pied lety, Ze rispeg'n3) novinat bude koneene ten, kter3i si uchova poctivost a ptinik ma es r listu, bez vzletn3-rch frazi vysokogkolske eegtiny, ale bade si hledeti v poctiVe maze toho aby pracoval v dobre shode vedle druha, sestra svorne vedle sestry.

• SnaZime se kaZdYin eislem vyzvednouti dobre snaky kaZdeho na geho tadu kde koliv, a neunayne budeme se i na,dale snaZiti, vychovavati na, gi etenatskou 0bec prave idealy dtmokratickeho kizeni vgech na gich instituci.

• • V nagem 65 roku trvani Jednoty, jedine dobrou snahou a pomoci na geho soudneho Clenstva budeme moci zachovati a rozgititi krasne vlastnosti na geho bratrstva.

• • Donis sestry lirabinova z Ennis mne nuti poznamenati, Ze se, obdjvuji tern, kteti aC zde rozeni a jejicb ueeni v eeskern jazyku bylo as jen nepatrne neloo dokonee Zadne, pfec jen etenim nagicb iieskSrch novin se naueill obstoine Cesky psati a mame je za, to v • KdyZ shovivave pospolu v2dy jedname milZeme v kaZdem tade i v cele Jednoty pozorovati, ze lep gich vSrsledkri se dopracujerne. -- Ten na g laratrsk3i kruh se bude 'neustale roz gitovail, kdy't v brat.=

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Pamatuj me na to po y2dy, ze kdyZ se vzajemne v dobre maze podporujeme, kaZda prace i to iteite2 g i se nam lehee zdati.

Nage Jednota, ma velk3) VSrlaer rriznSrch pojistek a rianch ochrannYch plant do rtizn3'rch vY gek tak se moZno nyni vyhoyeti temet kaZde pottebe mlad gieh i stargich zajemch. Zkournejte vYber rtlznYch pojistek na gi SPJST v tomto eisie aneb zavolejte si, organisatora mistniho tadu. TeZ moZno dopsati ptimo na Hlavni Utatiovnu, Boo 400, Temple, Texas.

• • Temet kaZd3r mesic se stava, ze So dostaneme, od nageho bratra tajemnika Hlavni ntaclovny umrtni zpravu v gech v ten mesic zesnulSrch dent, od nektorSrch radii nedojde nam ani slova oznameni aneb Resoluce soustrasti Ci posmrtni vzpominka. Vzpominaine to proto, ze je nam to skuteene podivne.

JiZ pied trot° jsem s povdekem vzpomnel, ze jest to drobna prace ra ge, tech dobr3rch sester s bratra vermich ktera clivy tvoki a tak ifeinne pomaha. -- KaZdY ten na g bratr dopisovatel i ty nage mile sestry by men b3"Tti s poydelem vzpominany. — KeZ jeden kaZdy die sv3ich •sebopnosti i dale pomaha, abychom v tomio roce pinili nektery ten kol pro rozkvet na gi Jednoty.

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Nezadejte aby byl kaZd3'r s vami stejneho nazoru. MtiZete se rnSrlit, kdyZ hledime na jistou zalelitost jen ze sveho stanoviska a uvaZujnie o postaveni sireho ,druha. SnaZme se vysleehnouti odchylne mineni o veci kterou povaZujeme za,sprasnou.

Neopomerite nabizeti na ge pojistky pti kaZde pfilelitosti. Jsou dobre, ty nejlepSi at' je zima nebo teplo, at' pr gi i pti suchu na jate, v lete na podzirn v kaZdem Case, rostou V hodnote bez ohledu na roCrii a jsou zarueene na ge pojistky a stalou ochranou Va gi Zene, Vagi rodine a majetku. Zadna jina listina na svete neehrani Va ge mile tak, dobte a spolehliye jak pojistka u nagi SPJST. ) * 5?-0 ( Member's of District Three are urged to attend the District Meeting at Fort Worth, March 25, at Lodge Na. 92. j • 4 4, Piri Trnka, znalmcr malif a tvCrce es. kresleneho filruu, doZil•se padesatky.

Ve sttedu, dne 21. btezna 1962

Co jsem pies tSrden zaslechl te mantele Edward E. Sklatovi oslavili sve padesate vYroei siiatku v nedeli 11. UnoraA v sini K of C Wharton v kruhu syYch dstek, ptibuznYch, ptatel a znamYch. Blahoptejeme.

— te v Danevang, 10 mill jitne od El Campo je postavend radarova, signalni stanice aperovana armadnim a leteckYm odborem. Ma to byt nejsilnej gi rozhlaso; vaci stanice ye SpojenYch statech.

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— te skupina jihoslayskYch neni velice vitana v Houstone kam ptigli se poueit o stavbe rtiznYch obchodnich budov. Jisto je bezpochyby, to to mane podivnou politiku kdyt na ge vlada brad cestovni vylohy na gim ithlavnim neptateltim kteti nas jen hanobi.

• minulY tYclen °pet na ge vlada poskytla neoklik set milionu dolaru pomoci narodfun do zamoti, kterY nam vyhrotuji, ae. se jinak ptidaji k nagim nepratelinn. Ohromne vydaje jen oslabuji nagi zem a nage dame vzrusta ji do zavratne vfge. ♦ • dokud budeme do nagich zakonodaren posilat takove zastupce kterS, tento zvraceny postup schvaluji tak nam hrozi upadek.

• • — 2- e se nam zda, to jest povinnosti 'katcleho uvedomeleho a poctiveho redaktora sve etenate na tento nebezpeeny stay veci, zaveas upozornit.

• • - 2e cc jen Japonsko od nagi zeme jit dostalo pomoci a nyni jejich vlada gado., navracenl v gech ostrovii, ktere krvi nagich sync byly vykoupenY. — V fiterY minulY tYden pres to v ge nag pan president Kennedy tadal kongres o povoleni dalgich 5 bilionil na pomoc do zahraniel.

• • — 2e na vYchodnim pobteti Spojen3ich state inedavne boute zpusobily milionove Skody. Ohromne ylny hna,ne boufi rychlosti 80 mil za hodinu, domy a budovy na pobtek Dosud zjigteno, ze 35 osob zahynulo.

• • — 2e "Hlas Ameriky", kterSr je vysilan

informaeni slutbou americke vlady, dokoreil letos dvacatY rok sveho trvanl.

Rozhlas v 'desk& a slovenske feel se vysila etytikrat denne primo z Washingtonu a ptenosem ze zapadni Evropy a Afriky.

VPSTNiK— WEST. TEXAS

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®- Ze na g krajan Pets; Liberda byl sekani travy strojem bolestne zranen.

Dosua jsou nam zasilany rum& obrazByl operovan v nemocnici v Ganado. Liky k uvetejneni ye Vestniku nektere I tuj erne. od neelent, a tet takove, ktere s mid • • spolkovou praci viibec nemaji vztahu.

— Ze mantelum PustejovskYm ptines1 Bylo usneseno, ae takove nebudou uve'Op pekne rodinne nadeleni minulY ty- iejnovanY. Bylo na tuto vec jit jednou den a chlapeeek se pry ma k svetu. Bla- upozorneno, a litujeme, to nelze vyhovet. hoptej eme.

— Zaroveri zdelujeme, ze obrazky ku kterYm neii pilloteno zpateeni pogtovne, — 2e 291etY Steve Barta byl ne gt'ast- nevracime — Kdyt prilotite k obrazku nou nahodou zabit pti Araci v ptistave dopis, poznadte tak na °Wee jinak ceHarbor Island. PtebYval i s rodinou v zasilka jest "prvni tridy" chybujiIngleside a zanechal zde mantelku a,dye ci pogtovne doplaci redakce. — Nedcery, bratra a sestry a jinou je gte ro- ktere obrazky z na gi spolkove einnost1 dinu a pratele. — Na g e soustrast plati nelze tea nekdy poutiti pro tisk, kdyt vgem. jsou nejasn.e aneb maji tmave pozadi.

• • Vratime je Vain ov gem kdyt — Ze pani Justina 8paelova zemrela pogtovne. ye Whartonske nemocnici minulY tYden.

Red. Dekujeme Vam za pozornost.

Byla clerk dobu nemocna. Byla pouze 49 let stara a zanechala zde mantela, 5 deti a 4 vnoueata. — Cele rodine nage uptimna, soustrast.

Vas vgecnny kdot se stehujete upozer• • flujeme, ze zmeny adres dlutno zasilati mantele J. Koke govi v Houston prima do nag. Hlavni fitadovny kde se dostali nadeleni, kdyi deveatko ptibylo adresar opravuje. — zmeny jim minulY tYclen do rodiny. — Pfejeme adres do West, musime je zas odesilat gtesti. do Temple Hlavni fitadovne a mane 8 • • tim zbytednou praci a pogtovne vSrlohy.

— 2e dle zpravy nam dogle, Rev. J. Adresa Hlavni fitadovny jest R. Vilt a mantelkou oslavili minulY tyBOX 400 den 50 let sveho spolu giti, zlatou svatbou TEMPLE, TEXAS v Needville a srdeene jim mnoho dalgich Dekujl Vain za pozornost piedem let pfejeme.

Red. • 4, • ( — 2e pani Frances Skragkova, mantelka nedayno zesnuleho bratra. Johna Skragka ye Fort Worth dosed: churavi cot litujeme. Psavala mile dopisy do Vestniku ',red easem. Piejeme ji brzske a trDne 19. bylo Vam v gem dlutno k vavale. uzdraveni. svatku blahoptati, ale kdyt Vas gemu • 40 • dojde Vestnik at dne 21. toto nage ni -dem Vain bude sice opozdene ale stejne srdeene: Bud'te vgici hodne zdravi, spokojene po celY rok a lutivejte radosti v pine — Nekdy si vzpomefite peknYm doBluth a sestry organisatoti pov g1mnete si laskave rtznSrch zprav, "co jsem pisem na ten na g Vestnik. — Nazdar! )•4•( pies tyden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadime pilletitost pro vas zajemce vyhiedat a ptipomenouti jim, ze katdY Clovek potiebuje pojisteni.

MinulY Udell nav gtevou v tiskarne nas Jest to nejlep gi uloteni nagich penez, potegil, bratr John Ktita,n, Hugo Freund, vzpomefite jim, to v katdem piipade do- J. Marek, J. Slovak z Dallas, bratr Fr. stane pojigtenY aye penize zpatky. Pit Mach, bratr Raymond Voleik, bratr tom ale katdSr glen SPJST ma ptileti- predseda Edw. Marek a bratr Raymm.,1 tost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeen- UrbanovskY z Temple. — KrasnYm poske praci v Ma 1 v na gich distriktech hlednim listkem si na nas vzpomeli Z s nagi mladdi aneb bYti ifeastni dobro- Californie mantele R. E. Brot ieditel 4. einne praci. — Ziskavejme ditky ozna- okrsku Jednoty a sestra Stanovska z meni v naafi rubrice aneb ty ditky na- Galvestonu. Vgem vielY dik za pozornost. gich zenakelSrch — Parnatujme na - Dik za pfedplatne panu Frank Juto, to chceme v tomto rote opet prenSr- fiekovi z More, Oklahoma, a stejne tak giti ureenou kvotu a piejeme Vain vge- pani Dolej gi ve Wallis. — Obnosy piedane bratru Vydavateli. then jen moinSr zdar.

oznimeni

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Bratii a Sestry Organisitoii

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Distriktni kalendai PRVNI OKRSEK -.7e Ft. Worth Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni schfizi v 1962 na den 6. kvetna (May the 25. biczno u katiu 92 6th.) u hosticiho tadu eislo 38 v Kovat, Po nekolik rokil muslin zkusit jestli Texas, pti Smithville. — Zadaji zdrute- jeAte dokatil psat eesky. Vim, te udelam ne distrikty aby jim tato tak easne oz- mnoho chyb, ale snad mne ty chyby branamena nedele v kvetnu byla laskave tr redaktor opravi. ponechana.

Vestnik ma mnoho etenatit kterk katcIST tSr den se teg i na Ceske zpravy, a pteetou si vAe kde co se del°, aneb co se DRURY OKRSEK chysta u jinSrch fad& Skrz tuto prdeinu, NOs okrsek planuje svoji Jarni 1962 u tadu 'Oslo 48 v Bayersville 147- chci i j a uvedomit etenate a eleny 'Vet chodne od mesta Taylor, dne 29. dubna ho Distriktu, ae bude Jarni schtize na'Ae (April 29). Bude tato schtze pouze" od6Sivand ye Fort Worth 25. btezna u Vratelova Polka tadu na Roberts Out-off ceste. "odpoledni" schfize. orchestra bude vyhravati veeer k ToneeMinu1ST rok, Hlavni fitadovna poctila ni za.bave Podrobn' program bude co eleny kteti byly v Jednote 50 let z peknejdtive mono oznamen. nSrm odznakern. A tak zas tento rok i ty • • kteti neby,ly eleny 50 rokit, ale ten eas TRETI OKRSEK jim dokl tento rok, budou pocteni, a Pristi Jarni schfize III. okrsku bude se odznaky budou vSem udileny ye schfizi. konat v 1962 u hosticiho tadu 92 ye Ft. Prato vSrbor Ttetiho Distriktu by rad Worth dne 25. btezna (March the 25th) vide' aby 't/echny ti kteki maji pojistku v Narodni sini tadu 92 Fort Worth, na jig 50 rokil se dostavili do nag schtze ye Roberts Cut off ceste. Pamatujte na tu- Fort Worth. to etvrtou nedeli.

Budete nejen pane pohosteni, ale buAi program toho dne jest uvetejnen v anglicke east tohoto eisla a za- dete si most pobavit mezi svYmi ptateli a tea odelat nove znamosti. pane o desate hodine dopoledne.

Schtze bude zahajena v deset hodin rano, kdy bude betne vedlerSi jednani PAP OKRSEK Patr okrsek bude potadati jarni schrizi vytizeno. Pak kolem 12 hodin, bude chut20. kvetna. Jak obyeejne, take bude po- n3i °bed ptiproven3"/ pro vas. tadana volba fitednikt. Schitze se bude Po obede, cshfIze bude znovu zaha j ekonat v sini na Fairchild ve Fort Bend na. A hned se ptistoupi k uznani elent County a hostici tad jest tad Needville 501etSrch." Nasledovat bade rune jedOslo 81 Blit§i podrobnosti, eas a pro- nani, tea velmi dfiletite, zvla§te pro mlagram bude v kratkosti oznarnen. deg. Budou se volit a nastolovat nove Sestra Bessie Franek utedniky pro pti'Sti rok. tajemnice tadu 81 Po schfizi bude program picipravemi ) • •t pro vase pobaveni. Tak die uvedeneho §ESTC( OKRSEK programu, uvidite, te den bude zajimavSr Thnto Okrsek AestSr oznamuje, te je- po katdeho. jich jarni schuze se bUde konati v osaJmenem Ttetiho okrsku, chci pozvat de Taiton, prvni nedeli v kvetnu ktera katdeho z 3. Distriktu a i z druhS7ch ptipada na de n6. kvetna. Zaeatek ptesnaSe utedniky z Hlavni dtadovny ne o I hodine odpoledne. a tea katcleho kdekoliv kdo, se zajima o vzrilist naoho Distriktu a SPJST, aby se sErnvit OKRSEK dostavil, do Fort Wort k tadu 92.

Oznarnuje te se okrskova, schilze bude S pozdravem, konat u tadu 'Oslo 56 v Corpus Christi, Dolfie Ilral3ina posledni nedeli v dubnu cot j est 29. dubTajemnice 3. Distriktu na (April the 29.)

V ttetim okrsku jsou zdruteny tady • jak nasleduje: Cooke County: —.101 Oznarnem o okrskovS7ch schtzi v rOce Dallas County: — 84. — 130 1962 budou ve Vestniku drteny k inforEllis County: — 25 — 82 — 135 rnaci na geho elenstva a budou clopineny Grayson County: — 5 aneb rozMtene jakmile od okrskfr dojdou Kaufman County: — 110 dalgi podrobnosti.

Prosime o VaM McLennan County: — 6. 35, 36, 54, 55, pozornost.

—) • ( 66. 126, 128, 158 Members of District Three are urged to Tarrant County: — 92 — 154 attend the District Meeting at Fort Hill County: — 167 Worth, March 25, at Lodge No. 92.

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vyucovarn oral jazyktim

FranconzStina, S'panelZtina, nemeina, ruSAina, itaiSlina, to jsou vesmes lazyky, jinat se dnes vysoka§kolaci nejeasteji uei. V poslednim desitileti projevuje se vS"ak ye SpojenSTch statech ye vyueovani jazyktim novY smer, zalolenY na novYch poznateich pedagogu a vlady, Ze Amerika nemfiZe toti2 pohliZeti na, celY svet oeirna zapadni Evropy a Ze se muse seznamiti s jazyky a kultwami sta jinYch narodti po eelern svete.

V dtisledku tohoto noveho nazirani poCabo se zyld'Ate v poslednich ttech letech s vyueovanim nanolaym modernim jazykirm. Narazilo se pfi torn na eetne pfekaZky. Bylo tfeba vyheldati ueitele, vypracovati studijni latku. Pokrok vAak patrnk jig dnes.

Seat jazyktl, ktere byly oznaeeny za nejcitiletitejSi, jsou arabAtina, ein'Stina, hindustanUina, japontina, portugalUino a ruStina. V'Aent temto jazykilm se jit na vysolt rch S"kolach vyueovalo, ale pomerne Indio studentil projevovalo o ne zajem. Od roku 1958 se vS'ak poeet studenth techto jazyku zdvojnasobil a ztrojnasobil, easteene zasluhou federalniho fltadu osvety, kterk podpokil kursy fondy.

Osmnact jazykt, ktere byly taktet oznadeny za pottebne, zahxnuji tyto: bengalgtinu, birratinu, fin gtinu, moderni hehrej gtinu, mad'arAtinu, malajUinu, khamtotinu, korejStinu, marathi, perRinu, pol§tinu, srbAtinu, eing;alkinu, svahili, tamilske nakeei, telegu, siamAinu a tureetinu. Pak je zde je gte Aedesat dalgich svetoch jazyku, k jejich g studiu se take nabada. Jsou mezi nirni teetina, hindi, sestina, slovenStina, ,§veffitina a vietnam'Stina. Take africkSrm jazykilm — yoruba, ewe, bantu a twi venuje se zylagtni pozornost.

Nejpozoruhodnej gi zmena v americkem postoji ke studiu modernich cizich keel jevi se v otazce cite a metody. Tradienim diem dtivejS'ich let byla schopnost eisti literarni dila v originale; metoda portistavala v "jazykove discipline", stipendiu na filologicke studium, gramotickem rozboru a spravnem ptedkladu.

At na nekolik vflimeir toto byla situace, panujici ve vyueovani cizim 'jazykfun at do roku 1945.

Za valky meal() se s vyueovknim vo j akil bane keel no“n sphsobem. Jejimi novotami -bylo venovani delAiho easu na vyueovaci hodiny, duraz na intesivni ko centraci, vetAl pozornost ureit)im Asektin studio,- ptiprava vyueovaci latky s zvld'Atnim ztetelem na plynnou konver sac i a zanedbani veCkny , formalni gra

Ve stredu, dne 21. brezna 1962 matiky. Hned po valce rozhocilo se nekolik universit yyzkouSeti nove tyto melody vyueovani jazykam. VYslecikem je, toto vyueovani je v pritomnosti v procesu premeny.

Nejdaleaitejdi strankou teto transformace je vznik jazykove laboratore, pozastavajici z nejakYch elektronickYch pHstrojti, obyeejne tape recordera. Student naslucha keel v claim jazyce a opakuje, co slydel. Laboratori mohou bYti individualni budky se stenami, jimia nepronika ladnY zviik, nebo ji mule bYti trida, vybavena stolky, sluchatky a mikrolony. teelem laboratore je unioaniti studen.tarn, aby se cvieili v mluve vice, nelli by mohli delati pri normalnim vyneovani, kde by je profesor za celou hodihu treba , ani nevyvolal. V pekterYch pripadech vytieuje se vYhracine jen v laborav jinYch je laborator toliko dodatkern k obvyklemu vyueovani ye tride.

Setrenim se zjistilo, ze asi v 61 procentech vysokoSkolskYch kurstt cizi literatury uliva se dnes z velke cacti — ne-li vYlaradne — jen ciziho jazyka.

Vice zapsanYch studenta, vetdi populaoni zajem a vetSi pozornost, venovana svetovYm jazyktim, nove napady a nove pokusne metody vyueovaci, to vde svedei o slibne budoucnosti vyueovani jazykam v Americe. ) • a •

7 Prvni arnericky astronaut byl vystrelen do vesmiru, liv a zdrav pristal ye Atlantickern °cant' a aspedne byl vyloven.

Je to ohromnY aspech a Mc nesniai jeho y Yznam. Ani to ne, le pied timto letem Rusove byli jil y e vesmiru dvakrat.

Do dnedka celkem tll pozemeane si uvYlet vesmirem kolem zemekoule a livi se Yratili. Gagarin byl prynim spednYm astronautem a obletel, zemekou,dvakrat. Taw/. druhY v poradi, ablesodninactkrat a John tel Glenn, v poradi treti, ale prvni Ameriken, obletel zemekouli trikrat.

Rusove se nepochlubili kolik je kahlY ten vYlet std.l. Pri jejich nizkYch mzdach jiste zdaleka ne tolik, joke: Ameriku, kterou to pry stalo $400,000.000.00, Let trval asi 4 hodiny, toe jedna hodina letu sta.la asi jednosto milionu dollara, uletelc se asi 88,000 mil, Chi jedna mile letu stald pet lisle dola,rt, nepoeitaje "brichabol" nas vdech pozemeanti vznikly z nervoveho rozelleni "aby se, probah, Glennovi nic nesta.lo," V nem, v Glennovi prave spoeiva, myslim, riejvetdi aspech prvnilio americkeho letu vesmirern. Glenn totil personifikoval svetu Ameiikany jako lidi MicanYch nerve, pinYch odvahy a ctiladosti.

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VESTNiK -- WEST, TEXAS kajz"de pro ne i ire technicke chyby, obje vene v poslednim okamaiku, byl let odlolen. Desetkrat Glenn zaujal nepohodlne misto v kabine, desetkrat eekal, ae za hodinu, za za etvrt, za par minut se poleti a desetkrat zase z kabiny vyleal, aby eekal daldi dny na, svtij let instalmentem, kterY nikdy, ba ani ne kdyZ se opravdu letelo, nebyl bez chyby.

Glennity klid a odvaha udelaly na nine vetSi dojeni na ten vlastni let. Uvedomil jsem si, le Amerikani jsou prec jen chlapici. Ze mail houlevnatost, sportovniho ducha, kural a ocelove nervy. 2e se nedaji odradit deseti neaspechy a de si veri a ae to, co si predse yzali, skuteene dokaZi! Oe radostneji •se dnes, po tom Glennove aspechu, hledi do budoucnosti vldyt' "smula byla protriena!"

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vynikajicich a ul" zesnulYch osobnosti (Nye osobnosti nejsou nikdy na nadich znamkach zpodobneny), na poeest vYroei rozmanitYch daleaitYch organisaci a v uporninku na vYanaene dejinne dalosti. Zpravidla se tiskne techto pametnich znamek od 100 do 110 miliona husk a nikdy ttl znovu vydavany nejsou.

Pled nedavnem poeal patovni odbor nahralovati belne paradi pravidelnych znamek novYmi. Pritomne poradi, nesouci podoby 32 zesriulYch grediclenta. SpojenYch Statt, bylo za.koneeno v roce 1938.

Hodnoty techto znamek jsou od pal centu do pet dollara. VYmena zapodala noyou osmicentovou znamkou s obrazkem sochy Svobody v barvach eervene, modre a bile. Nova tato znamka, jia je udivano an.aene no dopisech do zamori, je velmi vkusna a vyvolala mezi zamorskYmi sberateli neobyeejnY zajem. Byla na gedovana novau tricentovou znamk'ou stejsberatelstvi ne Re apravy, avdak jen v jedne barve. V minulYch dnech vydany byly d ye daldi, h znarnek dvoucentova s novYm obrazem George Podtovni odbor SpojenYch state ozna- Washingtona a etyrcentova s obrazem mii techto dnech, le prode j e podtov- Abrahama Lincolna. ( nich znamek sberateltim ei filatelistam presahly 15 miliont dollart roene. Prodeje tyto podle stejne apravy se stale zvyduji a je to zjevern vitanYm, protole Za celou nadi etenarskou obec dekujeanon to takkka vdechno vYtedek. Pilateme tento tYden vdem kteri obsah nadeho listicka agentura v podtovnich aradovnach ve Washingtone samotna Vestniku pomohli nam zpestriti. hlasila zyYdeni p,rodeja v uplynulem Jsou to: sestra Sramkova., Ennis, Tverednim roce o 13 procent nad prodeje v lyn Vornsand, Houston, Ferd Mieulka, roce predchazejicim, ktere byly o.16 pro- Moulton, Ben Jarmo, Dallas, Hilma Macent vySdi nea v roce 1952. V tom nejsou cha, West, sestra Svobecla, Buckholts, zahrnuty prodeje v jednotlivYch no g-toy John Stada,,Corpus, Dolfie Hrabina, En-nichardov ,jeasoutknae. nis, Agnes Mieulka, Houston, Virg. He,rSberatele podtevnich znamek, jichl" po- mis, Corpus Mollie Barton, West, J. D. eet ye SpojenYch statech odhacluje asi Waggoner, Ft. Worth. Sophie HrubY, na 12 miliona„ kupuji a °one asi puut bi- Houston, Jos. Beean, Ft. Worth, Nona lionu podtovuKch znamek. Z toho znaenY Cieslewitz, Houston, Christ Spence, Wapoeet jde ovdern do admori. O ze zamori co, Nancy Malish, Taylor, Jean Spence prichazeji prime objednavky, avdak vet- Waco, Dr. Jedlieka, Houston, Zephyr dinou koupe tyto zprostredkuji amerieti Spence, Waco, sestra Riebe, San Antoobchodnici se znamkami, a nichl nekte- nio. kaldeho novella yydani na sta 11 )• ardika.

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Ponevadd znalpky tyto jsou zpravidla uklaclany do sberatelskYch albumt, je usporeno poStovnimu odboru yydani, je2 pravidelne ma s dorueo yanim podtoynich zasilek za cenu znamky. Viddni naklad na tisk jednoho tisiee poStovnich znamek jest asi 25 cente a ponevadl tisic znamek tricentove hodnoty prodava se za $330.00, ma vlada, opravdu anamenitY aiSic na techto modejich znamek sberatelam.

Podtovni odbor vydava kahleho roku asi tucet znamek pametnich, hlavne tricentovYch hodnot, a po, tech zvladte jest meal sherateli velka sharika. Znamky tyto jsou vydavany ponejvice na pamet'

Ve'asne upozerneni Kalendar radoli* v ()beach cacti Vestniku slouli k tomu, aby nasim radam a okrskam pomohl oznamovati razne jejich podniky, schtze a jine dalelite poeiny.

Pri trochu porozumeni a veasnem pianovani vYbort radii a okrska Ize se v roce 1962 snadno vyvarovati tomu, aby dva podniky poblik sebe neporadali so v ten samY den. [::lkodi to oboum pH slabProsime tedy, davejte zprasr vy do kalendate zavoas a, laskare si povdimnete, ktere podniky jil jSOU ozna,Dekujeme za vasi pozornost. mene.

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ODDIL D6-130VATELIJ „Rad Velehrad (Hsi° 19, Moulton, Texas Bratti a sestry: Nagi pravidelnou scherzi jsme odbyli jak • abyeejne hezky v potadku a nav gteva by la taky obyeejna. Jednani jsme meli ta. ke dost. Rtzne dole dopisy, bankovni • poukazky na poplatky agent.” a tak se • toho nazbird ku projednavani.

Take byl jsem uvedomen bratrem UrbanovskYm, Tajemnikem Hlavni ntadovny, bych. pozval do na gi Distriktni schtze ✓ Talton nageho gesteho distriktu eleny od na geho tadu kteti jsou ji pacitsat let ✓ Jednote, kde jim budou odevzdany na pamatku odznaky padesatileteho elanstvi. Tito, eleni od na geho iadu Velehrad jsou: Bratr Theodore Kubala, jeho meni jak bratr Kubala v2dy pie, sestra Anna Kukalova. Tak bratie Kuba10, pingl na 'Cagan, panimama nejakou tu, buchtu na cestu upeee a pravou nohou vykroeit vgak z Ontario, Californie nerd tak daleko ani jak a farmy kde si se naradii do Englu, no vgak pamatuje g, no a jestli tomu neveti g, tak a tu "negdy" ptijedete tak to ptemetime Ze jo? Ale 'Zert stranou. Po tett) Distriktni scherzi odbYvane g esteho kvetna v Taiton Vam ty pamateenii odznaky za glu jsou opravdu hezke. A bratte Kubalo, hod' as nee() do Vestniku — pane se to dte. Nejak se ten svet mein u Vas v Californii pr gi a u nas v Texasu zas zima a zima ktera, leze do kt2e. Dalgi Clen vlastne, alenkyne je sestra Louisa Havlova ze San An, gelo, Texas, 'kdysi bYvala na ge sousedka.

Tak mild sestro na toho Sesteho kvetna se rozbehnete a patad, za nosem, tak tam trefite a jestli ne, tak Vain taky ten odznak poglu a pana manZela trochu drbnete do zad a hekne jako na pozdrav od nas. Dalgi bratr je nag Joe Linhart.

Tomu tato pozvani jsem vytidil osobne ale aby mu nebylo lito, tak ho je gte zvu aby se dostavil do tett) scherzo, co 2 on slibil, e pr Y ma u El Campo jakousi znamou, ech, pardon Joe, tak se mi zda Zes povidal syna, vid Jozifku, chyba neplati a tak tam pojedeS, 2e ano? Padesat roku byti elenem v Jednote u stoji za to abys se do schtize osobne dostavil pro ten pamdteeni odznak.

Fuj, to je ohavna pohoda, zima za zimou, elovek jen aby v hauzu sedel a na tu gkaredou pohodu gkarede hledel, nu co cleat nejlepe nechat at' si to dela co chce. A ted' pfehodim no vabrejL'd ton.

Zemtel nam zde Vildm Klapucha, ad, kadu Novd Morava. Ani se .mi nezda md2ne, LI;e, ji ha neni. Byl 1113411 dobrY'm telem, kaklY ho mei red. KdyC jsem sveho dasu hravali divadla na Velehrade, nag krou2ek byl jako jedna rodina, bratr Vilern Kiapuch easter rozesrnal na-

v g aTNix— WEST, TEXAS vgtevniky jen sv3.7rn jednanim a hrou sklizel salvy smichu a potlesku, povahy byl mime a pki skou gkach a divadle vCdy podrobil se v gemu co na nem bylo Zdclan°. Mel vrozene nadani ke late a byl. opravdu ochotnikem divadelnim jak pravY ochotnik rnCbYt. Nikdy nie za tu 0choti nepoCadoval vSe obetoval k dobru gkoly a k obveseleni obecenstva. A ted' zapadla 'apona nad jeho Civotem — dohral posledni jednani ye svem Zivote — semi-el. Zemiel ye stall gedesatidvou let (jestli se nemylim) a pohtben na SPJST htbitove na Moravii za brattskYch obtadu br. Edwarda Marka, ptedsedy nagi plavni ntadovny. Je gte naposled jsme jej objali syYm bratrskYm kruhem, pak lolen k veenemu odpodinku. Necht' odpoeiva v pokoji. Slzi vtele zaslau2ene na jeho hrob kanou, led hlas pamatky drahocenne, z dalku void na shledanou. Jeho manZelce, synovi, statieke matce, a ti-em bratrum, na ge uptimna soustrast.

Tuto posmrtni vzpominku svemu ptiteli Vilemovi venuje jeho ptitel Ford Mieulka t Sokolski Sednota Corpus Christi Mili etenati Vestniku: V nagich krajanskYch spolcich mime hodne schopnYch elentr, Ze by mohli obeas neco napsat, neco ze spolkove einnosti 'aneb jine zajimavosti, ktere jsou na dennim potadku ,ale mimo sestry Anaky-Elzner-Brenove, ZeidnY neni ochoten vziti si 'lady tu volnou chvilku, a napsat nekolik radek do tech jib malo zbYvajicich eeskYch easopisel.

Co tyto tadky p151 je 14. btezna dopoledne a Ze se tro gku rozpr gelo pa dlouho trvajicim suchu tak chci napsat nekolik dalgich tadkir pro tisk k uvetejneni o te minule nodal 1Libtezna, neco 0 tom nagem spolkovem schtizovani, spo'eerie svaeine a o shiednuti tech fihnd z eskosloyenska ktere nam s yYrn st•rojem promital pan Joseph Muras ze Shiner, Texas.

Scherzo sokolská i ladova SPJST byly eetne navAtiveny i klub mlade2e. Ve schtzi sokolske byla projednavand zalaitost ohledne politickeho pikniku kterY se bude pokadat 8. dubna 1962 v sokolovni.

Jedndno take o postaveni nove budovy ye ktere bride nova pee eiheind pro pee'en' masa (Barbecue).

Ve scherzi radove mimo jinVeh obvyklYch zaleEtosti bylo pkikmeenoo k novani piiprav pro okrskovou scherzi kterC se 'konati 29. dubna (April) 1962 v Sokolovni u hosticiho ka,du Anton Carmak eislo 56, SPJET. Klub mlade2e konal svoji schüzi v torn samem Case ye vedlej gi mistnosti a odekava: se, 2e jejich tajemnice neb zpravodaYka daji 0 sobe slyget.

Spolkove sestry se zase zadrZely a Ste48

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die pkispely zakusky a pedivo do kychyno.

Ze vzdalenejSlch navbtevnikil jsme mdli se ptivitat s manbely Burton Riebie ze San Antonio, v jejich prilvodu pi. Newberry z Ingleside a s manbeh jiste Jugoslayske rodiny z Rock Port jejich jmeno jsem nedostal si upamatovat.

ManZele Ele govi s jejich dcerou a zetern Tom Faison z La Salle, Texas, a s ovi a Penelope, Texas, manbele Barto S kteti pkijeli shlednout ony Filmy.

Pan Joe Muras ma zde velkou znamost mezi nagimi lidmi a byl nimi vtele vitan a po programu osobne ptichazeli si pottast rukou a nekolik slov vymenit. My vAichni co jsme ony filmy pozorovali jsme jemu vdeeni za jeho milou ochotu ptijet k nam na sire vlastni vYlohy. e k 1 nam, jestli cheeme vybirat dobrovolne ptispeyky pro Sokola neb pro Domov Odpoeinku SPJST Ze to je nab e vec, ale on be nepobaduje hrazeni vYloh. Brat) a sestra J. A. Kogat ptiteto ptilelitosti darovali do pokladny Sokola $25.00 3, na, Domov Odpoeinku take $25.00. Sokol z dobrovolnYch ptispevkil odvedi Domovu Odpokinku SPJST v Taylor, Texas, obnos $12.10; tedy celkem $37.10 na ten Panu Jos. Murasovi srdeene dekujeme jmenem naZi Telocviene Jednoty .Sokol Corpus Christi, za jeho ochotu a krasnY ptiklad, kterY nam ukazal v tom spoleeenske bivote. Ptiklady /nluvi samy za sebe, tak jako ty ukazovane oPrazky se nedaji vymazat a pameti nag a nebo je nelze menit a fatgovat jak mluvene neb psane slova.

Diky vtele path v gem tern nagim AtedrYm spolkovYm sestram za jejich kuchYnske pokrmy a vgem navUevnikilm za takvelkou navaevou a jejich gtedre clarky na vzneknY a pottebnY Jestli jsem nekoho vynechal neb pteMedi tak mi to laskave zdelte a já to ptigte dopinim.

Nazdar John Staga, Jed. ) • eT. • ( Starostliva ienugka Panu Ma gkovi se utrhl knot Ilk u kabatu. — Kdyb v poledne pfflel k obedu, sylekl jej a dal bend, aby knoflik la; odpoledne si vzal kabat jin). Veder shledal, be knoflik jeAte piibit nebyl a chteje ,dati benuke "jemnY pokyn", pkiCii si sam na misto utrZeneho knoflidku, vieko od male plechove krabieky.

Kciy2 si ehtel druheho dne kabat ()bled, shledal, be bena, rozWila konflikoyou dirku tak, aby se do ni mohlo vielw zapnout.

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San Antonio, Texas Vageni elenove radu Corpus Christi: Minulou necieli dne 11. brezna jsme se sireastnili mesieni solarize, v Corpus Christi na pozvani na gich dlouholetYch pratel man gelti. L. M. Frakieovi na gich Jihoslovana, a tak jsme tam byly predstavenY vein Clentim pritomnYm Kdy g se schtze zakoneila, byla podavana svaeina a diky srdeene tern kucharinkam za jejich umeni. — Pan J. Mu ras privez1 sebou filmy se zajezdu od 1957 a g do 1961 ze stare vlasti a bylo to nadhexna, podivana, kdy g tisice mladege i star gich Celan nastoupili na cviCiate hudbe, coZ se nedd popsat, jak ta mladee pro sve zdravi je secvieena a otugila.

Setkala jsem se tarn se spolucestujicimi a na ge vzpominky zaletaly tarn za more na na ge sourozence.

Zpominall jsme, chvil pro gitYch ve stare, vlasti, a tak uzaviram techto per kadkir a jegte jednou vaem za ka g dou laskavost srdeone dekuji. Obz ylaat' inangelitm F,rakfoovYm i p. Newberry za mne a toho meho kocourka aekoliv neovlada nasi Cegtinu ale rad si pohovori anglicky s naahni spolkovYmi elenami.

SrdeenY pozdrav a prani dobreho zdravioka yam' elentm tarn v Corpus Chriziastavam sti Barbara Riebe ) • 4. * ( Ze kroniku v Ennis, Texas Mile sestry: V nagein Steim krou gku jsme prijali a privita,li 2 nove elenkyne, obe Marenky, sestra. Petrik a Pola gek. Privezla nam je na ge eiperna sestra, M. Kopeekova. Rady jsme je mezi nas privitaly. Po denim odpoeinku, opet se daly sestry chute do price, s pro givanim dek, nab hodne jich mame zamluveno. k pro grvani ku predu.

V teto schrizi bylo nas pritomno 21 Clenek. Take jsme daly povstanim poctu, zemrele sestre Fr. Braun, inatiece sestry M. Lagnovske. Take jsme mely volby frtednic, ktere byly v gecky aklamafene zvoleny a sice, predsedkyne, Bettie Houdek, kterou mame v gechny rady a nepomohla gadna vYmluva, ge nenaa eas, mistopredsedkyne, Mary A. La gnovsk a tajemnice moje maliekost, , dokud si ta zubata pro rune neprijde. Mu g kika, ge s nim musim git jegte aspon 10 let. Nevim, zda to na tak dlouhou dobu dotahnu. teetni a pokladni v jedne osobe, sestra Hattie Lekar, ktera svou dost zodpovednou praci svedomite vykonava,, bade siougit nam nadale.

Pfigte budou se progivat 2 ideky najednou. Dosud nebyla mezi nami sestra Tupa, ktere se dari ji g lope, doufame, ge jig v pristi schnzi, kterd pripadne na

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posledni etvrtek v bonito mesici loreznu 29, se a ni ye schtizi shledame a xady ji uvidime. Nage sestry vgem nemocnYm daruji darek, te g i nemocne sestre Tripe a Voitegce aJniekove, ktera te g podstoupila men gi operaci jsme radi, ge hla bYti jia mezi namy. Sestre Braun na polareb byly zakoupeny kvetiny. NTezapomerite pri g ti schnzi, posledni etvrtek 29. brezna. Praia bych si, byste byly v gechny zd,ravy. Nyni neco, osobniho, snad p. redaktor dovoli.

PredealY tYden jsme s m,an gelem zajeli do Dallas, k sestre Bo gence Valoikove, pro ty vyhla gene zdravitaminy, ktere rune tak dobre d.elaji, ge se, citim dosti sil na. Bogenka nas srdeene privitala a hned nas zvala no, °bed, ge ma ryby a vi, ge ja je mam velmi rada. Mela tam take milou nav gtevu, matinku sveho zete pi.

Adams, kterou ji g delsi dobu znam, z Red Ranger, kdyg jsem tam byla na rada jsem ji teg videla. Pak jsme se rozjeli za mou dobrou a dlouholetou pritelkyni Karliekou Kraftovou, ktera prijela s mugiekem Vaclavem od doktora, kteremu je dobrou a vernou a obetavou opatrovnici i jeho sestre •Ane g ge jsme ji prigly na--ce.Bylatoikrda, vgtivit a popovidaly jsme si o starch krasnYch easech, kdy jsme hravaly divaIdla u "Stefaniku" a pracovaly a dkely v spolkovem givote, z neho g nam zbyly jen mile vzpominky. Zda se nam obema, ge to mladi nam a g prilis brzo ubehlo. Od ni jsme, se zastavily je gte na chvily u syna Antona Fojta gka a jeho genugky AlOba jsou stale pilne zamestnani.

Anton v Garland, stavenim mnoha kras• nYch cihelnYch dame, ktere nam jeho syn Joe Francis, ukazal, kdy g nas tarn prova gel a Almieka ma zas obchod s damskYm a detskYrn gatstvem.

Mely jsme tu milou navgtevu mangeWesley LagnovskYch a v nedeli nagi Kvetugku a Vlastieku SramkovYch. Kvetnaka byla tYden nemocna na chfipku.

Tak 19. brezna 'name zas ten slavnY svatek Pepikt a Pepieek, Joseiti a Josefek a pepieek, kterST byl hodne slaven u nas v Cechach, kde byly i Josefske poute. Prvni to byl jarni svatek a to tag pani kluci 'arab venku kuliCky; fazole Apo±"'ky, snad i bratr Vytopil, el ne. Mrij mantel Pepik si prines1 to imeno na sve narozeniny a tak me idvoji svatek. Tak vg em tern PejR,'kum i PepiOkam, Jose-film a Josefinkam i memut. Pepovi preji hodne vesele a pkijemne narozeniny.

Panu J. F. liolaskovi a p. Jos. Veselemu.

Promirite p red. Ho gku, ge ten mtij dopis dnes je tak dlouhY, dam Vam zas na, chvily pokoj, diky Vam Pi. Jos. 8ramkova

Pad 92 Fort Worth Bratti a sestry!

Jak ug je Vam znanao, ge dne 25. brezna zde ye Fort Worth se bude konat schtze tretiho Distriktu na gi Jednoty SPJST v sini radu "Svaz 6echoslovanit Oslo 92 v Narodni sini (National Hall)".

Podavam auto zpravu doslovne a podrobne aby se nestala mYlka bud' v oisle radu nebo jmenu.

V nagi radove schuzi dne 11. bfezna bylo jednano mezi jinYmi zalegitosti jak se na deast teto schtize priuravit. Nedogio vgak k rozhodnuti k v gem p iipravam, jak uhostit aeastniky teto schaze.

Bylo odkazano v ge vYboitim kte0 se pozdeji pa schtizi se gel s rikedniky "radu.

P.O, kratkem a rozumnem jednani se rozhodlo, co vge bude zapotrebi uhostit zastupce. Jsem jistY, ze nic nebylo opomenuto. hlavne co se jidla tyre. — Bratri a sestry, gademe Vas o velkou navgtevu a freast aby se mohli rilzne body dobke probrat. Pripravujena se pkibli gne na 400 ne"astnikti a jest mognost i daleko vice.

Sestry mistnich radu eislo 92 a 154 jsou uctive gadani aby donesly co nejvice moan peeiva, hlavne kolaeti a dortti. a te g jine peeivo dle ochoty a mo2nosti. — Jsena jistY ge budete dobke uhosteni a te g o pobaveni bude postarano, proto prijedte kdo jen innote.

Na shledanou S bratrskou uctou Josef Beean, dopisovatel HoustouskSi Sokol Bratfi a sestry.

Chci vam zde poznamenat, ge se u nas v sokolovne konala due 4. brezna oslava k 100 leti zalo geni Sokola a ge se velmi dobre vydarila.

Nesgteva byla velika a ka gd3"/ si pofad pochvaloval i to jak pekne u gili nedein' odpoledne v utulne sokolovne.

Cvidenci se v gichni zadr geli a predvedli sve vYstupy velice pane jak ti mall tak i dorostli v rozlienYch cvieenich tak ge mnozi s pritomnYch si prali kdy by se to vge mohlo zveenit s "Movie Camerou".

Byla by to vzacna pamatka.

Predseda Cas. Petr gelka v anglicke keel preeet1 vysvetlil vYznam Sokola co pro nas znamena, jak — kdy -- a kde byl zalogen. Na to v eeske keel mel krasne sestavenY pro;slov bratr Ernan Kouba cog jste mohli eisti minulY tYden v nagem Vestniku. — Vgem se jeho proslov libil a byl mu clan vroucnY dik vsemi. Zaslouai si tu pochvalu, bratr Kouba jest on Sokolem jak pravil, ye stare vlasti od 6ti let.

Po programu se v gichni spoleene bavili a 9ti Mena, orchestra Dad. Pavelky spustila ty 'Ceske polky a valeiky. Mnozi si Pane zazpivali a vesele zataneili, .cog trvalo do 10ti hodin.

Strana 8 Veichni si pochvalovali jak pekne nedelni odpoledne a yeeirek. Ptes postni dobu nebude se, krome c yideni nic potadat az po velikonoci. Cvidi se kaZdY tYden veechny ttidy.

Pozdrav veem a za velechny zasila Sestra Sophie HrubY ) ° *Ts • ( Itad Jaromir tislo 54, West, Texas Mill bratti a sestry: Nage bteznova schtize byla zdatila men jsme peknou navetevu.

Oest vlajce odtikana za vedeni Rose Marie Marek, Barbara Sulak a Jane Mikeska od Klubu MladeZe, na to protokol eten a pkijat z minule zchtize.

Cest vzdana povstanim naeemu bra, tru Frank Svobodovy, kted zemtel stati 91 let. Byl elenem Jednoty pc, 55 let. Zanechaya manZelku a nekolik ditek at' ptijmon nasi uptimnou soustrast.

Bratr toeek pfeeet1 pozvani od, radii 92 z Fort Worth, kde se bude konat Distriktni schtize dne 25. bfezna. Kdo by si pH" jet aby se ptihlasil u bratra R. dervenky aneb u bratra John KMZana. Zylaete ti ktefi patti do Jednoty 50 let, neb budou davany jim odznaky.

Mame nekolik 'dens v nagem tadu kteti patti do Jednoty 50 let.

Bratr Robert Cervenka hlasil, ze kdyby se seSlo, dosti elenft by si zjednal Bus do Fort Worth na navetevu tato Distriktni schfize.

Radi jsme yidely nag dopisovatelku sestru Soukup v teto flak schuzi ktera byla delei dobu nemocria: citi se jiti. lepptejerne ji Upine zdravi.

Take nas tesilo, Ze bratr a sestra L. 0.

Hoekovi byly s nami take promluvil k nam par slov, jak je dillette aby to mlade2 se dostavila do Distriktni schfize neb my mely s toho poueeni a nejake nacie'eni by si domu ocinesli.

Bratr Joe Bukovjan je nemocen a naleza, se c Dallas ye Veteranskem epitalu.

Pfejeme pozdraveni.

Sestra Frankie Mae Mikeska, yudkyne mlacleZe oznamila jak to mladeZ' se snat. s nami pracovat. V kreseleni a psani Vestniku dostavaji "points" kted budou na konec roku seitany a odmenene od Hlavni iitadoyny. Za rok 1961 odmenu dostala Prvni cenu — Rose Marie Marek, $15.00; ,druhou cenu — Debris CePak, $10.00; a Tteti cenu dostala CarlYn Cepak. $5.00. EAd se s toho tesi, Ze zvitezili.

Mlada Janice Hanzlieek byla vylor and za princeznu do kontestu. Dale byly navrZenY tti deveata s ktedch pak jedna bude zvolena za kralovnu od nageho du. Jsou to: Linda Popp, Patricia Sulak a Sandra Nemeeek. Po schfizi byla dobra Evaeina a dobra kava.

Nezapomefite ptieti schilze se bude konat prvniho ubna (April 1.) odpoledne

VbSTNiK—WEST,TEXAS

Ve stfedu, dne 21. bkezna 1962 -

dye hodiny. Dostayte se ye velkem poetu.

BUDE SE gETRIT? S pozdravem, jsem Vase dopisovatelka.

Kongres nandil "Aettit" a Fowler HaMollie Bagtoin milton, ,hlava "Foreign Aid Agency, za4 • Cal proyadet co mu bylo natizeno a -z NEBEZPEO VOJENSKE MOCI jeho fitadu propustil'350 osob, ktere by(Informaeni elinek) ly podle neho tam zbyteene . nazval je ZnamY arnerickY komentator John "mrtye dteyo."

Crosby zazvonil na poplach. Napsal o Ale co se nestalo? Do v gech' tech feamerickem militarismu, o tom jak se deralnich agentur, odporueuji kongresstava tak vlivnou slottou Ameriky, mani a senatoti sve "zname". A kdy2 to aZ budi obavy. tito "znami senatoril a kongresmanu bysdelili to "svemu" zakonoPtieinou k poplachu byla resignace i general-majora Edwin Walkera, kted darci a ten protesto yal, poladoval, aby vystoupeni z armady oduvodnil Urn, Ze ten "jeho" byl vzat zpet.

"KaZdY souhlasi s mytenkou eetteni, se chce vyhnout "rozhodoyani malYch lidi". Tim myslel zfejme ministra. vo sniHt personal, ale jen potud net se jenstvi, kted ho zprostil yelitelstvi di- dotkne jednotliycil. Kongres nemfiZe vise. Stejne arogantne se cho yal i jinY oeekavat mit oboji vyhodit nepottebgeneral americke admacly. Da se pted- ne, ale podrZet jejich ptatele na yYpla,tpokladat, 'Ze to nejsou ojedinele zjevy. ni listine," sdeluje administrator agenArmada je dnes velmi dizlezita. S du- tury. Ale tak to v Kongresu ehodi. ) • eit• • ( lettosti veak roste moc a s mod roste chut' po vett moci a pa . slave.. .

Nestal o odmenu John Crosby yypoeitaya jakou mac maji dnes profesionalni yojaci ye Spojenych statech. Kontroluji roene pies etyficet bilionn dolarti ze, statniho rozpath. a rozhoduji sami, bez vetejne soute'Ze o 18 bilionech dolart. Jejich autorite podleha celkem asi 3,800,000 vojakft (reservy v to poeitaje) .a asi 100 nej yetsick prtunyslo yYch korporaci oyladaji pensionovanYmi yyeeimi dtistojniky, kteti zamenili yojenskou hodnost za karieru v prilmyslu. Do jake miry maji vliv i na, prtimysl, kde na vedoucich mistech nesedi pensionovani dfistojnici, lze tako uh.odnout. Jiste \Teak je, Ze kupni sila armady je tak ohromna, 'Ze musi mit vliv na cele amerlcke narodohospodafstvi.

Okolnost, ze pensionoyanY dfistojnik, kted pokud zadaval objednayky, nebo rozhodoval o nabidkach nebo kontroloval dodavky, dostane yedouci misto v prfimyslu, vzbuzuje znacna 2e by se byl ten pan dtistojnik na vojne stal narodohospodatsky nebo technicky tak versirovanYm, ZTe by jeho schopnosti mohly prospet nejakemu prumyslovemu kolosu nebo jsou to spiee konekce a znamost s jeho aktivnimi kolegy, ktere mu pomahaji ziskayani objednayek z tech 18 biliornl dolarfi, ktere se vyclavaji hez vetejne kontroly?

Pensionovani yojaci by nemeli mit dovoleno pkijimat vlivna zarnestnani v prfi myslu. ma to ureite vliv na vetejne mineni a na dtiveru ye statni spravu a jeji brannou moc. Koneene, je-li dastojnik schopen vzit na sebe zodpovednost vedouciho Yelkeho prumysloveho koncernu, pak jiste mel jeete lost schopnosti sloutt na,` vojne dal.

Zachranil jste me od utonuti", rekl neznamY, tiskna, ruku mlademu mut.

"Dam yam za to zde moji dceru za Zenu."

Mladik se, podival na divku n.eodpovidal.

"Na' myslite?" ptal se zachranenY ()tee.

"Choi vas tam hodit nazpet." ) e 4 • t-Will your Lodge be represented at the next District Three meeting at Fort Worth Lodge No. 92, March 25, on Roberts Cut-Off Road?

PRI VANE VASI ADRESY POUtIJTE TOHOTO KIIPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas 26,clam Vas o zmenu me adresy jak nasleduje:--

Moje nova adresa jest:—

1Vloje stub, adresa:--

Pattim k tadu dislo S pozdravem Podpis

Ve stiedu, tine 21. beezna 1962

IT STNIK— WEST, TEXAS

ne pomahala. Neskonala vdeenost napinila srdce male divky.

Jak nesmirne vlidnou, a laskavou byla ta dobra matinka a jak RUZenka easto Dived. Roman ve sve vzdorne svevoli zapomina na velke dobro, je2 ji prokazala. Zahanbene Pokraeova,ni sklonila hlavinku a uminila si, ze se pHRidenka rychle smlsala povolenou la- eini, aby byla hodnou to lasky, jek se it htItiku a pina nedoekavosti belela do ku- ni v osobe pani Heleny • e chyne za Vitkem. Zde rnatka jiZ vybirala z velkeho hochova ko ge houby a kladla je Kdyl Vitek odegel, odnageje ,koS' nana pineny rtiznYmi potravinami, ve gla He"Maminka uz zase chodi?" tazala se lena zas do jidelny k choti, kterk prave prave, kdyl Rtflenka vegla.

"Ano, prosim, ale sleena cloktorka j odkladal noviny, aby si die sveho zvyku zakazala giti, a tak ma maminka starost, peed odchodem do tovarny s ni nohojak to s nami dopadne, kdyl nebude votil. moci take vydelavat. Kdyby nine bylo Rtilenka vplilila se tile za ni, do svejil aspori gestnact roka, abych mohl cho- ho koiuteeku, kde mela zirla gtni skein pro diti do tovarny." sve ueebne pomucky a knihy, jako i pro "Myslila, jsem, ze bys byl rad mall- hraeky. Zahokela touhou bYti pilnou a kem?" pracovitou. Vytahla ze skein vgechno Hochovy modre oei zazafily, pkisvedeil sve bohatstvi a jala se veci ty spovnative, ale ihned se zase jeho bleda, tval vati na, vykazane misto, a kdy2 byla s zachmueila. touto praci hotova, vzala ze zasu yky na"Vgak a:2 se maminka uzdravi, zas eatou puneochou a poeala horlive pieyam bude lope. Tebe bylo by gkoda do sti. Byl to jeji prvni umeleckk kousek, tovarny, to radej popros matku, at' to na nerhl byly prilis patrny stony jeji dovoli jiti do uaeni rok za rok. A pak, neobratnosti. Puneocha vykazovala tolik az bude samostatnYm, bude matce tva klieek, uzlu, peevracenkch i peibrankch pomoc zase vitana a ty bude g moci snad- ok, ze vzoir jeji nesl spi ge podobu jakeneji starati se o sve sourozence, nez ja- hosi indianskeho tetovani, mist() jednoko delnik tovarni. Maminka, al se uz- tvarne smesi hladkkch ok. Je gte nikdy zdravi docela, bude zase mod. giti. Makka neujala se RilZenka s takovou chuti pra,i Andula ji pak pomohou a s malYm ce jako dnes. Aekoliv slygela o rem pevkslulnkrn, jez dostava jako vdova po stouni hovori, nepostkehla, le se k ni hajnem, peedrli jil pH skronanosti ta pani Helena east° ()brad pohledem pronejhorgi leta. Pro takove mlade hochyi jevujicim spokojenost. Myslila si asi paje tovarni okoli zkazou musim je gte o trne, jak dlouho potrva horlivost tom s maminkou promluvit. Co eika slee- na a jeji zkrou gena nalada, ' na doktorka, mamineine nemoci?"

"Musim tento tkden zajiti k doktor"Ze by se brzy uzdravila, kdyby mela ce a poptati se dm, Kadleakovou. Uz jsem silnou, dobrou stravu." s Eligkou dlouho nemluvila, je to ode "Nule, peijd' si kaZde poledne it nam mne nevdeene, ze ji tak zanedbavam. Amamince pro obed. Zeptam se sama slee- le kdyl se tak mak) kitty do mesta vyprapy doktorky, jaka strava ji nejlepe po- vim, a nyni bylo stale prace s naklaciaslouZi, a doufam, .2e se pak brzo zotavi nim a sugenim hub. Jest tomu jiz kolik a bude moci pracovati jako delve. Sid nedel, co se tu cestou na nadraZi. zastavimam pro ni nachystano!" hovokila vlid- la a to jsem byla prave .s El-aZenker, nahone pani eeditelova. ee nad strani v polich," hovoeila HeleInZenka citila, jak ji pH laskavych na. slovech mateinkch srdeeko HI/0i-bull v "Jake to uglechtila, vzorna 2ena, tahle obdivu a lasce k dolma pestounce. Vgu- sleena oednal" prohodil eeditel, "pravk de, kamkoli se obratila, ,konala glechet- stralnk to andel zdej gi chudiny." na pani jen dobro. Jake velike dobro "Ano, vykona mnoho dobreho skryte, prokazuje den ode dne ji — o rem se nikdo nikdy nedozvi." ktera by bez jejiho peleineni dosud dle"Zda se mi, ze ji lekaeska prakse la v nouzi a bide u stare, rortrpeene a mnoho nevynagi!" zle Marjanl. Oh, a jak se ma nyni dobee "Ovlem, kdyl vet ginou loci zdarma! v tom svem krasnem, novem domove, Neni tak oblibena v zamankch rodinach jak zcela jinakk Zivot vede, oprotd ono- j ako doktor Trnka, jon2 svou hladkou mu, tam v horach. lisnosti chytke si ziskal zamolne pacienDivka peitulila se bezdeky it ruce las- ty a zajiste se v duchu doktorce smeje, kave pestounky a zdalo se ji, ze ji vidi ze leeenim chudiny sriala s neho }gime, kraeeti po zelene ceste, na ktere se pe- ktere delve dosti, teke nesl. Ona kika, steno mnoZstvi kveta, vyrostlkch z vdee- ze od to idoby, co se ji podafilo nosti tech, jim laskava nand tak ochotzlepgily se jeji pkijmy znaene."

ANUSE'MITTENHUBROVA

Plana nib

Strana 9

"Byla to jen pkedpojatost k 2enskemu lekail, ze nemohla ziskati dtvery girgich kruht, A pak jest ye sve obetavosti zjevein tak ojedinelkm, ze se ani neditvele. to nelze diviti."

"Lida na, venku jsou jiz taci nedfiveeivci ke kalde novote."

"Ja bych, na peiklad, velmi rad ziskal sleenu aspon pro na ge lent' za tovarniho lekafe, ale v gecky me Zaclosti ye smeru tom ger odmitl a nakonec proste zaktizal. Na gim ienam by to prospelo a bohatemu Trnkovi by nemusilo vaditi, le by se s ptijmem z tovarny rozdelil se sleenou. Ale get jest osobnim ptitelem Trnkovkin a proto me namitky a dUkazy nij ak neplatily."

"A na to peatelstvi pana tovarnika heegi dr. Trnka tak, ze ani pacienttun neveei a nepkedpi ge jim Zadneho leku!"

"Lida jsou vgelijaci, moZno, ze nekterk delnik peedstira, chorobu, aby se mohl doma vylenogit."

"Myslim, ze takovkch jest u nas velmi mad°. Pamatuje g se na peipad mlade Zimove? Te ubolaece hledela smart z a doktor nechtel it ni do byte, ze ma ona it nemu prave tak daleko, jako on it ni.

A nebkti doktorky "derne, jiZ jsem it Zimove o sve ujme poslala, byly by dnes jeji deti Apinkmi sirotami."

"Ale ten peipad se, Helo, opakovat nesmi. VII jake neptijemnosti mi z toho vzeg ly. Doktor Trnka jest mstivk sober a nenavidi svou kolegyni, ktera, jak toho lekakske povolani lacia, jest pravou lidumilkou a nezi gtnou peitelkyni kaldemu svemu nemocnemu. Kdo nevi, ze se to zaficlila, jen ze zdravotnich ohleda, musil by to pokladati za piin g odvalne."

"Na gtesti neni Odkazana na peijem z lekafske einnosti a to jest take hlavni sloup, o nejZ" se jeji lidumilnost opira.

Stala se lekafkou z popudu eiste nth°, z pouhe lasky k 131f2nimul Co pak asi soudi , o to nebohe Kadleakove?"

Reditel pohledl na hodiny, vstal a obrat' se it RuZence: "Co to tam robig, Soteeku?"

"Puneochu, tatinku!"

"Puneochu? Pro koho? Snadi asi pro nageho Rojka!" lertoval. se nekomu piece hodi!"

"Doufam, pronesla s dtistojnkm klidem divka.

"Hm, chrari me, Bole, abych to nemusil bYti ja.!"

"Prop?"

"Slykl jsem jednou vypraveti o puneoge, zhotovene asi takovou umelkyni, jakou jsi ty, Rtflenko. To. nelt'astnice navazovala, v horliyosti peetchanou bavlnu tak 2asto, 2e byl na rubu pundochy uzel na uzlu. Odsouzenec, jemul sve vzacne dilo venovala,, mel poi nogeni jeho pocit, jakoby met v botce nasypano spoustu broeka — veru pocit to nanej-

Strana 10 vY'S pkijemnY, kterY mu vynesl zpuchle nohy a otlakene moclfiny. Bude-li tvuj umelecky pokus obdaten tYmi2 vlastnostmi, darujeme jej nejvetkmu hriSniku sveta! Co tika g ano Jako peknY vanoeni darek."

Rileenka, se na tato Akadleni ani neozvala, a pan Doubra yskY vzal se smichem svtj klobouk a odeSel do tovarnyi.

Sotva se za nim zavrely dvete, obratila Rtieenka opatrne puneochu, a majic svedomi zatiZene mnohymi htichy v po<lobe uzlü, jala se bedlive prohliZeti rub puneochy. Skuteene, nalezla mnoho tvrdYch, pevnYch uzili., slibujicich ptiStimu nositeli jejiho vYrobku, male piljemne pfekvapent Rozeilila ji to jaksi a horko vstoupilo ji do hlavy, ale pak se uklidnlia, de ony dilkazy jeji mistrne prace nalezaji se v horni polovine puneochy, a tu nebylo tteba se obavati tlaku v bote, a uminila si, de si da dobrY pozor, aby ye Spiece s patou se ani jedinkrat navazanim neprohtekla. Po tomto uklidneni vratila se maid divka (vet ku pfedmetu sveho ptedeSleho rozjimani, vyvolaneho rozmluvou rodieu a tYkajiciho se sleeny doktorky erne.

Jid asi clvakrat spattila Rileenka doktorku ad te- doby, co ji na namesti nabizela sve ptatelstvi. Ptipadala ji ptiliS bledou a hubenou a nikterak nemohla zvyknouti pohiedu na jeji sktipcem ozbrojene oei. Nemela ani tuSeni, jakou vzacnou bytosti je ta vysoka, Stihla ma, ad dnes z hovoru pestound poznala, e i nepatrnY, ba nevzhledny zevnejSek, skrYvati rnüde srdce nejuSlechtilejk. Raeenka se v duchu zateSila, de ji matinka na navStevu ku sleone doktorce vezme ssebou a ee se ji naskytne ptileeitost poznati ji bliee. — — Ke konci tYdne, v den, kdy se pani teditelova chystala nafkiviti ptitelkyni do ktorku, ptiSel pan Doubra yskY k obedu vSecek rozeilen. Vypravel pak na otazku sve choti, co se mu neptijemneho stalo, mladem Rumek, ktereho pro odcizeni dopisu s peti sty kocunami ihned ze sluzby propustil.

"Co tomu rikaji rodiee?" hrozila se pard.

"RumeS Tonika, spoliekoval ptede mnou a matka se mi vrhla k noham s imenlivou prosbau, abych hocha nenitmysl udati ten ptipad byl mnC ovgem stejne vzdalen, ae'koliv by Tonik zasluhoval notneho trestu. Avsak podrzeti ho nemohuldele ve shine tak zodpovedne. Odpustil jsem mu poprve a zavtel oei i nad tim, kdye se mi pres ri)zne domluvyi ztracely z kancelate rtizne predmety a menk obnosy, a niche' jsem ureite vedel, de zmizely pod neklidnYmi prsty Tonikovymi. Slibil ml vedy na domluvu, de se polepk — a zatim zapadd stale hloubeji a hloubeji!"

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

Ve stfedu, dne 21. bi'ezna 1962

Youths Corner UthIE SE ESKY

LET'S LEARN CZECH

DESATA TTLOHA

TENTH LESSON

Poleno,

!ytick of Wood,

pole,

field,

pole svate,

churchyard,

Poleditak,

south Wind,

dopoledne,

forenoon,

odpoledne,

afternoon,

Polarni zem

polar country,

polekati,

to frighten,

poletovati,

to fly around,

polevka,

soup,

poleieti Si,

to lay down,

police,

shelf,

polesnk,

forester,

policajt ,

policemen,

politi,

to pour,

politovani,

pity,

poloha,

site,

polovice,

half,

polovieatost,

indesision, item,

polStak,

cushion,

pomahae,

assistant,

pornalu,

slowly,

pomaten,

confused,

pomeje,

slaps,

pornerne,

in proportion,

pomiloyani,

caressing

Our Czech lessons are primarily de- through this "sell" study. Copy your lossigned to be of same help to those son it will help you to renterabur new friends who have no Czech teacher, but Words. are trying to gain some knowledge

Wednesday, March U, 1962

Types of enreificat 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 Endowir.ent 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. e • JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full TRIDA PR: Ptednostni dotivotni. (Zabenefit, at age 1. ëlnáni 5 mkt stall) TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova do2ivotnt Plat PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers obnos pojigteni ye vyplati v ptipathe Payor of premiums on a child's du ilnarti od veku jednoho roku sticertificate the benefit of Payor Insurance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dedivotni. Pint obnos pojiaeni se vyplati v ptipadu the Payor, the premiums will auu Umrti od veku jednoho roku. tomatically be paid.

TRiDA E: lOti splatkova, do'Zivotni. Plnt obnos poiieteni se vyplati v pfipadu Umrti od veku jednoho roku VSrber rfizn'Yeb pojistek nagi SPJST TARIDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni pin obnos vyberte si die potteby pojigteni se vyplati v ptipadu TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dOi° ti od veku jednoho roku votni TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, p1n obnos TRIDA PR: Ptednostni daivotni se vyplati v ptipadu inarti od veku TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, doZivotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 20 let TRIDA H: Nadaerd ve 65ti let. Plnr obTRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, doLvotni. Ponos pojigteni se vyplati v ptipadu platky se plati pouze 15 let Umrti oci veku jednoho roku TAlLA E: lOti splatkova, daivotni. Po- TRIDA I' 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti platky se plati pouze 10 let letech. PlnY .obnos pojigteni se vyTRtda F: 15ti leta, nadaeni. Obnos cerplati v ptipadu ümrti od 'Oka jedtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. noho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta, nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosaleni 18 let, certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. piny obnos pojigteni se vyplati v TRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. tlen pade Umrti od veku jednoho roku. plati poplatky a2 do 65ti let.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, do2ivotTRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni V 60t1 ni. Pink obnos pojigteni se vyplati eltech v ptipadu Umrti od veku jednoho K: Splatkova, do 65t1 let, &Airoku votni TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne tirazove pojigt6TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne trazove poji gteni (Double Indemnity) ni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosaeTRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosaIeni 65 roku stati, Men dostava mesieni 65 rokfi Glen dostava meni piljem do 75 vSTroei narozenin elesieni ptijem dokud iv. Zemte-li na. Piny obnos pojisteni se vyplati v piced 75 lety stall, dedici dostanou ptipadu ümrti od veku jednoho roku mesieni ptijem do 75 vSTroei naroze- PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytwo nin elena je elenftm platicim poplatky na detTikiD A MC: 20ti 'eta iipisova ochrana ske certifikaty tu vyhodu ochrany, ktera se roene zmenguje le v padu -Opine nerno 1, ',nosti nastedTRIDA MX: lOti leta, flpisova ochrana kern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb ktera se mule zmenguje padu Umrti platiciho, poplatky na TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova ochrana ten cletskii eertifikat budou samoktera se roene zmenguje. dinne zaplaceny.

TRIDA MD: 30ti leta Upisova, ochrana Respectfully, Joe B. Hejny ktera se rano zmenguje ^ 0 (TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna, a zmenitelna.

TRIDA 10T: lOti leta lhütnI. Obnovltelna a zmenitelna TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta ihUtni. Zmenitelna

CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted into any other class of insurance be' fore 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 V DETSXEM ODDELENI[ CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full benefit at age 1 TRIDA JT: Doeasne poji gteni do 16 let CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment ktere se mute zmeniti no kterekoat age 60, full benefit at age 1 lly jine pojigt'eni k:dykoliv nehi doCLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full sahne 16 let sveho veku benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova ,do 85t1 let, &AlCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at votni. obnos pojig teni se vyage 65, full benefits at age 1 plati v ntinadu (=di ad van jedCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance mho roku

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V STNI K— WEST, TEXAS

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

Reports from our Lodges, or any other Reading Material to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue.

Address all matters to the Editor: P. 0. Box 85,' West, Texas.

BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE• OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

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

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK sonal traits, interest, and aptitudes in Let's Go Out to the the success of life underwriters," the department observes, in a pamphlet on careers for women in the; life insurance Ball Game! field.

Spring and the echoes of the Umpire's "Play Ball" will ring in many of our SPJST Lodge grounds throughout Texas — soon.

This is the time that teams are being organized, tryouts held, uniforms ordered, equipment checked and replaced, and when the team is whipped into shape, ball games are scheduled •for top places among the teams.

Our Brother Ben Jarma, business manPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ager of Lodge 84's team, is already call"I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the ing for recruits, announcing the first ' United States of America and to the practive game and has posted a SoftRepublic for which it stands. One Nation ball Benefit Dance to outfit their team. under God, indivisible, with Liberty and This Lodge has this down to a fine point Justice for all," for they are now going into their ninth year of Softball Competition among Dallas' Organized Baseball. In some of our can know who the players are. While you Lodges the preparations are not as elab- need not be a good speller, the spelling orate but nevertheless just as much fun. of names of your players is important, The Waco Lodge No. 66 has had a team sc you will have to get them to spell for several years for young boys. The their names for you correctly. Czech Cottonwood Lodge No. 6, has had a team, names are hard to• spell sometimes, so which at times even the Mommas vs. let's get them right the tfirst time, for Pappas, or mothers against daughters; correcting a name after the article has fathers against sons; created an after- been published, will have lost its imnoon of the most enjoyable kind. pact.

Our Lodge Jaromir 54, too, sponsored a Your Editor will help you put your team of young boys, under the guidance Team's "doings" into the Vestnik, but of one of their "big" brothers. you must help him get the, news to him Our SPJST under Vice-President Bro. in time and with the names correctly Joe B. H,ejny's supervision, has SPJST spelley. emblems for T-shirts for the Little Let's Go! Let's get those teams on the Leaguers. You will need to get in touch ball field and let's PLAY BALL! with him for particulars. ) e Oh yes, Houston's Lodge Stefanik No. 142 also had a team of boys and a team of girls last year.

Please remember that Your Vestnik will run your softball stories which will be counted as "points" in your new It takes personality, plus hard work Points System BoOks: just keep Vestnik's readers pasted on your doings by writing and "a genuine liking for people" for a in regularly. As stated before, write woman to succeed as an insurance on one side of the letter size paper, with agent, says the Labor Department.

Women also . need . "resourcefulness ink, and double space so that corrections could be made between the lines. When and imagination" to get ahead in the inyou have. -a good start send in your surance business. ''Too much stress canteam's picture so that Vestnik's readers. not be placed on the importance of per-

Women's Future in th.

Insuran

A woman who wants a job as an insurance agent should also have: —Ambition to get ahead.

—Persistence, patience, and resilience to keep at the job.

—Self-discipline and organization to avoid diversions.

--Integrity to respect a client's confidence and trust.

"These are not rare qualities," the pamphlet says "but they are all needed in great abundance for a successful life underwriting career."

In 1956 there were 133,200 women in the life insurance industry and they comprise almost one third of its personnel. They accounted for more than 90 per cent of the agency cashiers and clerks and 65 per cent of the home office staff, the department reports.

There were 5,900 women agents or three per cent of the 195,800 full time underwriters that year. They made up only one per cent of the agency managers and assistants.

"Experienced ordinary life underwriters are paid on a commission basis and therefore their earnings are directly related to production," the pamphlet says.

"Insurance selling is a field in which women consistently earn at the same rate as men."

It also notes that life underwriters "punch no time clock" because they are independent operators. "Their time is committed by others only to the extent that they may have to attend agency or brands conferences. Otherwise, experienced underwriters put into their work as much time as they choose."

Women who are interested in life underwriting are advised to consult workers employed in the industry and officials in the National f,ssociation of LifeUnderwriters. They should learn first hand from agents what the job is like and should try to get introductions to general agents or branch managers.

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

VEST INT I K — WEST, TEX.AS

courage the children tobetter attendance and activity in your club.

You, the Youth Director, will play a big part • in this program and a lot will depend on you to make this piogram a success. Be sure to keep close rcord of your meetings and all activities, so that you may have a complete roster of your children and that you may keep an acDear Youth Directors, curate count of points each child earns.

This year we will again have a perWishing you a lot of success, I remain. sistance contest, which will be conFraternally, J. B. Hejny ducted on the point system.

—) • 4 • In 1962 the children will receive points for: Dear Fellow Workers: 5 points Our February report shows \ r e have issued 73 certificates for $188,000.00 of 1. Each letter in Vestnik. Limit one to Life Insurance. an issue.

During February we received 81 ap2. Serving on project committee. plications for $159,500.00 of Life In10 points 1. Each Youth Club meeting attended. surance.

2. Participating in Lodge programs, Remember: The Queen and Duchess plays, etc.

Contest is now underway in all Districts, 3. Attending District Meetings. except District No. 7, and all applica4. Each prospect recommended, if pros- tions written durnig the next three pect becomes a member. months will be credited to the candidate 5. Each District Program participation, of your choice. If your lodge has failed 6. Each adult meeting attended. to select a candidate for the Queen and 7. Winning a prize in contest, except Duchess Contest, please do so in your Queen and Duchess or Talent Contest. next meeting and inform us of your 8. Selected candidate for Lodge Prin- selection. cess or Duchess.

With best wishes for a very successful 9. Selected candidate for Lodge Prin- sales contest. I am cess' or Duchess' escort.

Fraternally yours, 10. Winner of Lodge Talent Contest.

Joe B. Hejny 15 points '• • 1. If elected to Youth Club office — CERTIFICATES ISSUED only members may be elected to office.

2. Serving on Standing (annual) com- January 1st 1962 to February 28th, 1962 Insurance Members Districts mittee. $ 32,000,00 19 3. If elected to office of Mother Lodge. No. One 21,500.00 21 4. Selected Lodge Queen, Duchess or No. Two 83,000.00 No. Three 56 Escort.

10,000.00 No. Four 8 5. Winner of District Talent Contest.

188,000.00 37 No,. Five 20 points 55,000.00 23 1. Selected District Queen, Duchess No. Six 25,000.00 15 No. Seven or escort.

2. Winner of State Talent Contest. $423,000.00 179 All children should be invited to participate in your meetings and activities, March 1, 1962 Fraternally you but only members up to age 21 may compete fo rthe prizes offered.

Joe B,. Hejny ) (_ In addition to what your lodge or Youth Club may offer in prizes to the children with the highest points in your Club, the Supreme Lodge will give: 1. $15 to the child with the highest number of points.

2. $10 to the second highest 3. $5 to the third highest 4. $30 to the child with highest amount Taxpayers were issued a special reof points in each District. There must be at least two active Youth Clubs in any minder to include their Social Security one District to qualify for District prize. numbers, if they have them, on their in5. $60 to the child with the highest come tax returns and Declarations of amount of points in the seven Districts. Estimated Tax, which are both due by

Include Social Security Number With Tax Return

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"Than kYou" For all of Vestnik's reader followers, this week we thank all of those who help to make Vestnik's pages enjoyable. They are: brothers or sisters, as the case may be: K. Sramek, Ennis; Evelyn Vornsand of Houston; Ferd. Miculka, Moulton; Ben Jarma, Dallas; Hilma Mach, West; Dr. Jedlicka of Houston; Svoboda, Buckholts; John Stasa, Corpus Christi; Doifie Hrabina of Ennis; Agnes Miculka, Houston; Virginia Hermis, Corpus Christi; Sophie Hruby of Houston; Joseph Becan, of Fort Worth; Nona Cieslewitz of Houston; Chris Spence of Waco; Nancy Malish of Taylor; Jean Spence of Waco; Zephyr Spence of Waco; R. B. Riebe of San Antonio.

As you readers can see, a lot of Texas is covered in these letters, as well as a lot of Lodge activity, which makes us aware of the fact that each respective lodge is active. Again, dear people, we thank you.

Your Editor )• 4•(

Bingo Cannot Be Advertised in Vestnik For your information the General Counsel of the Post Office Department has ruled as follows: "There is one type of lottery which is carried on in all sections of the country and with which most people are familiar — Bingo —. You Have in this game the awarding of prizes by means of chance, and almost always the payment of a fee to participate in the game, so that there are present all three elements, prize, chance and consideration. Bingo, Bunco, or Keno, whatever name might be applied to this game — is a lottery.

It is believed by some that if the announcement merely carries such words as "Party" or "Games" or "Big Game Wednesday Night" or just the printing of the familiar dollar sign, that such an announcement does not contravene the law.

This is not the case. It is, in fact, an advertisement of a lottery, the omission of the schemes details renders it none the less objectionable. Postal lottery laws as enacted by the Congress, provide for no exceptions in favor of lotteries which are conducted for worthy causes or which might be regarded as merely a "little raffle."

• • Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, District, and State Talent and Point Con4

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Progress Report FEBRUARY PROGRESS REPORT FROM DISTRICT THREE 84 Bennie Jarma $11,500.00 Antone Pavelka 35 5,000.00 Stanley E. Vrla 130 5,000.00 Anna Milani 154 4,000.00 John Krizan 2,000.00 6 Mary Laznovsky 2,000.00 135 Chris Spence 66 2,000.00 Raymond Volcik 2,000.00 6 Hugo Freund 54 1.000k0 Edwin Holub 1,000.00 35 92 Joe Krivanek 1,000.00 Rudolph Krizan 6 1,000.00 Edmund Marek .

54 1,000.00 Jerry Milan 154 1,000.00 Emil Petr 84 1,000.00 Mary Renfro 154 1,000.00 25 1,000.00 George Trojacek Wow — Look at the No. One Spot on certificates issued in the month of February — Brother Bennie Jarma of Lodge No. 84, Dallas. Congratulations Bennie, it sure is good to see your name ap pearing at the top of the list. Now, if you can make the No. One Spot again next month, making two months straight, ycu Will receive a "Cash Award Prize of $15" — Then — Three months in succession and you will receive another "Cash Award Prize of $25", making a total of $40. — Then it starts all over again. — This applies to all organizers of District Three, who will make the No. One Spot in succession.

There is a tie for the No. Two Spot, Brothers Pavelka, Lodge 35, and Vrla, Lodge 130. Congratulations to you both and to all whose name appears on the above list.

THANK YOU I would, like to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for the many nice letters and cards I received from you after our organizers Banquet at Elm Mott.

DISTRICT THREE MEETING District Three will hold its regular spring meeting at Lodge No. 92, Ft. Worth, Texas on Sunday — March 25th, 1962. Make your plans now to attend. It should be an interesting meeting.

'QUEEN AND DUCHESS CONTEST The Queen and Duchess Contest is now in progress and will be until May 31, 1962. So, let's make hay while the sun shines and work together with the princess and duchess of your lodge and make this one of the best ones ever.

WHAT LODGE WILL HAVE THE WINNER, THIS YEAR? If I can be of any help to you please Fraternally, write or call.

A. M. Vrla, District III Organizer

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS

Program of the Third District Meeting Sunday, March 25th Lodge 92, Fort Worth, Texas Meeting called to order at 10:00 a.m.

1. Meeting called to order by President of Lodge No. 92.

2. Presentation of the flag and Pledge of Allegiance 3. Welcome by President of Lodge 92 4. Response to Welcome and opening of business session by President of the Third District.

5. Introduction of all visitors and officers of the Supreme Lodge 6. Reading of the minutes of the last meeting 7. Reading of all correspondence 8. Financial Report 9. Report of Officers and Director.

Intermission for Lunch 10. Meeting called to order 11. Presentation of 50 year pins to those who have been members this length of time.

12. Old Business 13. New Business 14. Committee Reports Youth Camp District Youth Leader's report District Organizer Nominating Committee Report 15. Installation of new officers 16. When and where the next meeting will beheld.

17. Closing remarks 18. Adjournment Program to be presented by the youth of Lodge No. 92.

Fraternally, Geo. Trojacek, President Dolfie Hrabina, Secretary ) • 4, • INFORMATION SOUGHT ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE USAGE Are you concerned with teaching, using or preserving the non-English languages brought to this country by immigrants?

If so, you may have received, or will be interested in a questionnaire being sent out by the Language Resources Project.

The Language Resources Project is conducting a nationwide study — the first of its kind — under the sponsorship of the United States Office of education to find out exactly what American nationality groups are doing to teach and preserve their ancestral languages. If you received a questionnaire, be sure to complete and return it. If you are interested in participating in this important project, write to Language Resources Project, 111 West 57 Street, New York 19, N.Y. for a copy of the questionnaire.

Wednesday, March 21, 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 Districts to reserve this date for them and not schedule any other District Meeting on that date. The Lodge No. 38 at Kovar, is located about five miles south of Smithville, Texas.

District One als requests that all officers of t heSupreme Lodge to please be present at this meeting.

• • DISTRICT TWO District Two will hold the Spring Meeting of 1962 at Lodge No. 48 in Bayersville, on April 29, 1962. It will be an afternoon meeting only.

Lodge No. 48 is also planning to have the Vrazel Polka Band furnish music after the meeting and also play for a dance at night.

Thank you and remember cur date.

April 29, 1962.

Fraternally, yours, Barbara Zabcik Dist. II Reporter • • DISTRICT THREE The Spring Meeting in 1962 of our District Three will be held at Lodge No. 92 Fort Worth on March 25, which is the 4th Sunday of the month. Make preparations to be there at Lodge No. 92 National Hall on Roberts Cut-off. Detailed program is in this issue, look for it.

• DISTRICT FIVE District Five announces that the Spring Meeting will be held May 20, 1962. at the Fairchild Hall, in Fairchild. It will be sponsored by the Needville Lodge No. 81.

Detailed program forthcoming.

Mrs. Arnold Franek Secty. Lodge No. 81 • • DISTRICT SIX The District Meeting of the Sixth District will be held May 6th, Sunday starting at 1 o'clock sharp at Taiton, Texas.

So please mark your Calendar for this day.

• • DISTRICT SEVEN This is to inform the Membership of this District that our next District Meetng will be held at Lodge No. 56 Corpus Christi, Sunday, April the 29. A more detailed program will be published shortly.

VtSTNIK-WEST,TE

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

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Lodge No. 154 Cash donations 10-29-61 - 25.00 - 100.00 Check Bro. W. J. Ondrusek Bro. Ben Zabcik 5.00 houston, Texas 1.31 o.

Louis 0. fie,,ek, • 10.001 DISTRICT THREE This is the time of the year, when our Dallas, Texas Bro. Rnymond tnnanovsky 5.00 Order reviews the results of what was Dear Brothers and Sisters: Cash clooallun 'Bro. J. Krivanek - 1.00 accomplished during the past year and The Third District Youth Camp Fund -- 1.00 prepare a program of activities for the " Sist( , 1 Wilma Nesuda would like to submit a current report of coming year 1.00 Bfotlier Alvin Nesuda all the donations and the donors that `Many of our members of District Five Brother Anton Tirk - have contributed to this worthy project 5.00 are aware of an insurance sales Oiliest since its conception in 1960. We are all Brother Frank Pftibazka 5.00 effective March 1 and ending May 31. I aware that the ultimate purpose is to hope many of our lodges in District Five GRAND TOTAL -- - $789.39 • establish a Youth Camp that can be utiwill -choose a Princess and DuchesS and lized by all of the SPJST youth in our March 5, 1962 Dividend - - 13.66 Escorts for their representatives to comThird District. In order lfor this to beTOTAL 803.05 pete at the Queen's Bali. The date and come a reality some day, it is up to all of 3-5-62 Youth Club cr Lodge 54 place will be designated later.

13.80 us in the Third District to work in uniWest, Texas All the rules concerning the insurance son and plan some worthy projects in our BALANCE IN FUND ON DEPOSIT $816.85 sales contest were mailed to all lodges, Local Lodges to help raise some adBrothers and Sisters, Let's Do Someand youth leaders, and were published in ditional funds for this worthy cause. thing in 1962! the Vestnik. Please take this into conFraternally yours, sideration and let's try to make this a With the advent of the next Third Bro. Ben Jarma tremendous success.

District Meeting which will be held in Third District Treas.

If our SPJST is to continue its noble Fort Worth Lodge No. 92 on March 25, In behalf of the Third Dist. Fraternal work in the future, we must 1962, it would be nice if some of the Youth Camp Fund Corn. continue to have qualified and able lodge lodges would make some plans and present their ideas at the District Meet) officers, organizers and youth leaders.

Our Fraternal organizers depend upon ing. We hope that your Lodge is Planyou, dear Brothers and Sisters, to conning some social function in the near future. tinue Fraternalism in our: )oidst by the conscientious performance of your preThe following Lodges have made the scribed duties. following contributions: DISTRICT I So, let us show our appwojation to Our Elm Mott-Linden Hall No. 66 $175.62; Order, by giving our Society one of ,the Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka best birthday presents possible, NEW Dallas Lodge 140 YOuth Club $55.00; Rt. 4, Box 504 MEMBERS, and as fine a tribute as_posLodge Jaro No. 130 $10.00; Lodge No. 25 Bryan, Texas sible in the monthS of March, April, and Ennis $55.63; Lodge No. 84 Dallas $120.70 DISTRICT II and the Teenage Club of Lodge No. 84 May. In closing, I would like to congratulate $100.00. Lodge No. 54 Youth Club, West, Mrs. Clara Hejl lall the newly elected lodge officers in Texas $13.80. To the above we wish to Route 4 say, our most sincere thanks.

District 5. May all of, you have SucceSsful Temple, Texas administrations While conscientiously Donations to date: performing your duties. Ala(); r would 12-6-61 Elm Mott Lodge No. 66 --- $175.62 DISTRICT III like to see more Youth Clubs being or3-5-61 Dallas Lodge No. 130 Mrs. Wilma Nesuda ganized in our District.

Youth Club - -- 55.00 Telico Road If I can assist you in any \7'),y please 4-16-61 Dallas Lodge Jaro No. 130 10.00 Ennis, Texas feel free to consult me. 'be most 3-31-61 Ennis Lodge No. 25 - - 55.63 4-10-61 Lodge Pokrok Dallas 84 - 120.70 happy to perform my duties!

DISTRICT IV Fraternally, 4-10-61 Dallas Lodge 84 Teenagers 100.00 Mrs. Ed. Haisler Maxine Seicik Rt. 1 TOTAL of District. Five - $516.95 Seymour, Texas Additional donations Third Dist. Meet)• Father: "How does it 11:,).ppen that you ing at Elk, Texas 4-23-61: DISTRICT V Cash donation have three Fs and two Its on Your re- 25.60 10-29-61 Mrs. Maxine Sefcik port card this time?"

Check Brother Edward Marek - 2 50 2301 Airline Drive Johnny: "I don't know, Dad, but lOok Bro. Joe B. Hejny --- 10.00 Houston 9, Texas at the other side of the card. It says' I'm Bro. Frank J. Mach. -- -2.00 healthy, clean, prompt, and weigh 100 Bro. Louis 0. Hoek - 10.00 DISTRICT VI pounds." " Bro. Ben Zabcik 5.00 Mrs. Frank Brdecka 5-22-6- Cash, Charley Vita - - 5.00 the Rt„ 1, Box 150 Will your Lodge ' at For Rosenberg, Texas next District TI-lqrGRAND TOTAL $627,08 on Rob' Worth Lodge No. 92, it:‘,' 3.71 Dividends Nov. 2, 1961 DISTRICT VII erts Cut-Off Road? ,to $630.79 TOTAL -Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik Additional . Donations, Third District 202 Schrnaltzer Lane Much loyalty consists largely in th4 Meeting at Fort Worth on 10-29-6- at San Antonio 1, Texas courage of making choices.

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forth, March 25

Wri the Third District meeting just a few days off, I must urge every member of cur district to be present. For you have no idea how good it makes the officers and the hosting lodge feel, when they see a good attendance. With your presence you not only show that you are interested in what goes on in your District, but that you also look forward to meeting old acquaintances, and making new ones.

.1 ave report of interest to our youth.

"I ere will also follow the elections and intallation of new officers. Beside many other highlights and new business, this should prove to be a meeting which no cue should miss. So may we count on you?

To all of the members in our district, organizers, youth leaders of all the lodges, officers, goes our sincere invitation to attend the 3rd District MeetThis Will be a highly interesting meet- ing. ing, for there. will be several highlights.

A very special invitation is extended For . instance the impressive presentation to the officers of the Supreme Lodge, of 50 year membership pins to those members who have attained this honor Directors, and members of other diswill , -be the outstanding afternoon fea- tricts, to come, and be with us on this ture. So, if you have parents, friends, day, March 25th at Lodge 92, in Fort sisters or brothers deserving this award Worth.

Fraternally yours, you will want to be present.

George Trojacek, Pres.

Alsip the Youth camp Committee will Dolfie Hrabina, Sec..

Sunday, Lodge Ms voted to have a membership drive to continue thru May 31st. This drive will decide which of three . lovely young members will represent the lodge as its Princess in the 1962 Queen's Contest in District 3.

The candidates are Miss Betty Jean Haskovec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Haskovec, 8G5 East Crockett; Miss.

Patricia Trojacek, daughter of Mr. and Adrs. George Trojacek, Route 2; and Miss Carol Ann Nesuda, daughter of Mr. and M. Alvin Nesuda, Route 2.

The organizers of Lodge 25 met Tuesday ni ght with the young ladies and set rules under which the contest will be conducted. Each young lady must per, cnally present an invitation card to the 'lel:ibex-prospect: She will be assisted by er escort. Members and her friends: y also help her by suggesting names of possible prospects. The contacted person will then present his invitation card tc, one of the :following organizers: Bros.

F. S. Haskovec, George Trojacek, Johnnie I. Krajca, and Alvin Nesuda.

Coronation of the Princess will be held June 9th at National Hall. The Duchess of Lodge No. 25 will also be presented at that time.

Wednesday, March 21, 1962 As president of our lodge, I certainly request the cooperation of our membership that this may be an outstanding event.

Fraternally yours, Alvin .Nesuda, President, Lodge No. 25 ) * oto • ( EXCURSION REPORT The American Sokol Organization is planning a chartered flight to Vienna with a subsequent tour of other European countries. This is an alternative plan to tile one rannounced in the last issue. There we. advised you that Sokol Los Angeles was arranging a round trio; flight to Vienna on July 1st, leaving you with free time from July 9th to July 20th to tour Europe or visit. Czechoslovakia, with departure from Paris on July 20th.

The cost of the round trip fare is $398.00.

We plan to remember the foundation of the Sokol movement through a program by our own unit, but if anyone of you can go to Pittsburgh or Vienna. by all means do. The opportunity to see Europe at those prices is unique.

Milos Halouzka for the Dallas Sokol Unit • & 4'• ( FORT WORTH LODGE NO. 92 The Third District meeting will be held at Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 at National Hall, 3816 Robert's Cut-off Road here in Fort Worth, Sunday, March 25, at 10 a.m. The ladies of the Lodge are asked to kindly bring the pastries for this day, such as pies, cakes or kolaches.

Many thanks for it.

Everyone make plans to come. There will be many things of interest discussed.

The Lodge will have its next Polka Dance on Saturday, April 28. The hand that will play will be announced later.

So everyone keep this date in mind.

The Lodge is planning a Rest Home Benefit Dance in May. More details concerning this will be published later in the Vestnik. So watch for this dance date.

So, everyone come Sunday, March 25 to our District Three Meeting.

Fraternally, Jay Dee Waggoner )° • A man takes up his cross and carries it as well and as stoutly as he is able: he strives to lift his body and soul in love of his fellow men, and lo, he makes of himself one to whom other men look for strength to '.help thine bear their burdens. )• • It is difficult to slice anything so thin that it has only one side.

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

Women's Nook LODGE NO. 15 BUCKHOLTS, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Here is my regular report of our local lodge activities. Our March meeting was held Sunday March 11th with a nice attendance.

The meeting was opened at 2 p.m. with President Stalmach presiding. Sister Svetlik read the minutes of our previous meeting. They were approved as read.

Sister ,Svetlik read a letter from the Supreme Lodge concerning our 50 year members. The presentation of the 50 year Emblems will take place at the District II meeting in B'eyersville Lodge No. 48 on April 29th 1962.

These are the names of our members who will receive the emblems. Sister Anna Glaser, Sister Julie Krupicka, Sister Frances R'ubac, Sister Thresa Zajicek, Sister Alouise Zajicek, Brother Vince Petruj, Brothel- Frank Svetlik, and Brother J. A. Walschak.

We extend an invitation to all these members, so please try to be present.

Should any of you members be unable to attend, these emblems will be left with some of our members for delivery.

The main discussion in the meeting was the. celebration of the 65th Anniversary of the SPJST. Our lodge will celebrate this occasion on July 1st, 1962.

Hope all the other lodges will hold this d,ate open for our lodge. We extend an invitation to all other lodges to come and celebrate with us. More on this subject will come later.

The books were audited and found in good order.

Our lodge will sponsor an Easter egg hunt for the smaller children on our meeting day, which will be held Sunday April 8th. We are extending an invitation to all children, even if they aren't, members of our lodge.

Since the days are getting longer, our sisters have decided to start serving lunches after our meetings. Our first lunch will be served April 8th. So you good sisters bring sandwiches or any kind of pastry.

VPSTNIK— WEST, TEXAS We had one member who was in the hospital, Brother Louis Svetlik, Sr., but I was told he is home and doing fine.

We all wish him a speedy recovery.

I see that the weather sure is acting up again. The poor gardens just don't have a chance to get started.

Please don't ?forget our next meeting which will be held on April 8th. We will have a lot of planning to do, so please notice our new time 1 p.m. sharp.

Hoping to see everyone then.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Edward avoboda ) A* f HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Sir: Would you please publish the following information in your next issue of the Vestnik. I am a member of Lodge 88 Houston and would like for all the readers of the Vestnik to came to my Art Show.

Mrs. Agnes Miculka and Mrs. Fernie Parker present the Art Emporium Show.

Come and be dazzled! Bask in the sunshine of beautiful Arts and Crafts in Houston's fabulous covered air-conditioned Mall in the Sharpstown Shopping Center. The Show starts March 31, to April 8, 1962, On display will be oil paintings, sculpture, water colors and other art media.

Strana 17 Featured will be a bargain table with reasonable priced paintings. During the show some of Houston's best-know Artists will be available to paint or draw portraits of the shoppers.

A special attraction for the children will be two famous clown artists, Fi-Fi and Francois.

If any of you readers would. like to show your work S with us, bring them to the Center Mall on March 30.

Thank you, Mrs. Agnes Miculka ) 4, • esuoir EYES will see • EARS will hear

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LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers: At Lodge No. 88 progress never stops: An opportunity to see and buy originOn Friday night March 9, the regular al art works at reasonable prices by monthly meeting was held, and sure prominent Artists.

A free painting will be given away was nice having such a large attendance ipresent. every day-of the show.

I The meeting was called to order b

, Ne - of - Janis, Tex. Dis °et Alree Youth Director, kindly mailed this picture to the Vestnik for publication. It represents the Youth Club el Lodge No. 25, Ennis in part (some of our members are missing). Some of Sister Wilma's helpers are Mrs. Ernest Haskovec, Mrs. Johnny Krajea, Mrs,.

Johnny Vrana, Mrs. Leslie Harris and Mrs. G. Louis Kudrna. Our sincere thanks and best wishes for future success. — The Editor.

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Brother President Tim Kostom. There were two new members initiated into the order: Mrs. Julia Jackson and Jan Schroif. We wish to welcome them into our lodge.

All the committees were represented, and reports were given by each, of what is going on, and things have really been progressing along.

The Youth Club Director Sister Tillie Helmcamp reported that energitic Bobby Dobesh, has won first place on the merit point contest in the state of Texas. Congratulations Bobby, do keep up the activity. James Kadlecek was second and his brother Charles Kadlecek was third. We are so proud of all of these young people who take so much interest in the activity of Lodge 88.

Brother Johnny Sula, director of the dramatic club "Hlahol" reported that they had a meeting Thursday night, March 8, and that plans are on the way of presenting a fine Czech operetta on Sunday afternoon May 6. Tickets will be Isold in advance, as well as at the door of admission. So all you members and friends, make plans to come and enjoy the performance of all the fine talented performers.

James Kadlecek, who is a member of the Phi KappaTheta fraternity at the University of Houston, along with a group of members of the fraternity, won wirst place trophy in. the Song Fest Contest Saturday night March 10. Proud parents Brother Amos and Sister Della Kadlecek were in attendance, and also acted as chaperons. Good work James -Lodge 88 is proud of Sister Jeanette Helmcamp the past Princess of Lodge No. 88, who is on the honor roll for the second time at the University of Texas.

She is also taking Czech, as a major subject.

Special thanks to Sister Lillian Kruse and husband, Lowman, for bringing out all those fine youngsters to the Youth Club social.

The Birthday Club sisters had their Card Party and luncheon, Wednesday March 14, and reported it was a success.

They are having a card party for all the members on Saturday night, March 31.

The admission will be 500 with free rerefreshments.

The Christian Sisters of the Houston Brethren Church are grateful to Brother Louis Hanus for his gracious donation of Sunbeam bread for their chili supper.

Entertainment Committee of Lodge 88 Making plans on giving a barbecue, in the near future— Youth Club having a mixed dance Saturday night April 7, with the good music of Billy Hilsher and his Rythm Kings.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orsak, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rubach at our last dance on March 3.

All you members and friends come out and dance to the music of Henry Tannenberger on Saturday March 24.

Fraternally yours, Evelyn Vornsand ) 4.,. • -----

COTTONWOOD LODE NO. 6 West, Texas Dear Readers: This report is the same as the weather today; a little late for snow. It's quite a change from the spring like weather soveral weeks ago. Had it not been for the help of some very kind lodge sisteis, I would never have gotten in a report because I was unable to attend the last meeting. I'm hoping there won't be any mistakes.

Our regular Lodge meeting was held March 4, with a very large attendance.

We were happy to have quite a number of visitors with us.

President, brother RaYinond Volcik called the meeting to order. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by Dorothy Pavlicek, Kathy Zapalac and Jeanette Krizan. Siste Secretary, Marie Drews read the minutes of the previous meet ing. They were approved as read. She also read the names of the new mem bers: Clement L. Dulock and Albert MaWs; then the junior members: Cynthia E. Pustejovsky, Suzanne M'. Hlaverka, Charles E. Karlik, Larry J. Nors, Jimmie A. Machac. There was one transfer from Lodge 54, Charles W. Ferguson. Everyone approved their applications and may we welcome everyone of you to our lodge.

President Brother Raymond Volcik introduced one of our visitors and her children. She was Sister Wilma Nesuda, daughter Carol and son Roger, from Ennis. Sister Nesuda is our District Three Youth Director. Among other visitors were Editor L. 0. Hosek and his wife, and the Emil Popps of Abbott. Our Youth Leader, Sister Ruth Krizan was asked to announce the winers of the "Point System." They were: Tied for first place were Johnny and Jeanette Krizan.

The second place was also a "tie" be-

Wednesday, March 21, 1962 keska and the third place went to Jerry Janecka. Sister Krizan congratulated them and she asked the District Three Youth Director, Sister Nesuda, to say a few words. Sister Nesuda, congratulated them and asked that they keep up the good work.

Brother President Volcik then asked the Editor, Brother L. 0. Hosek to speak for a few moments. Due to the very crowded evening of business, and other activities, our Editor did just that. He urged the members to attend the District Three Meeting in Fort Worth on March 25th. He also said that Lodge 54 of West will charter a bus if there will be enough applicants wishing to go; that they should contact Brother John Krizan, or Brother Robert Cervenka.

The trophy which was presented to our organizer Brother John Krizan from the Supreme Lodge headquarters for his work was shown and held up so everyone could see it, by vice-president Brother Walter Mikeska.

Then there was a discussion about the grandparents of Brother John Krizan who donated the land on which the Cottonwood Lodge Hall stand. It was suggested that a picture of them be hung in our Hall. Mrs. Kelly Lander said she had a picture of them and she would be happy foe the Lodge to use it. All of the members present, approved.

There were two members from Tours Lodge present, Brother Albin Petter and Brother Alphonse Hrabala. They stated that their Tours Lodge No. 55, decided by vote to join the Cottonwood Lodge. Their request was approved by all present members and our President Volcik announced that our next meeting will be held on April 1, at 3:30 p.m.

Then the meeting was adjourned.

The Youth Club then held their meeting, while the sisters prepared the barbecue supper. Thanks to Brother Walter Mikeska, Jerome Kaska, James Pavlicek and John Krizan for preparing the delicious barbecue. Also sincere thanks to all of those who brought food and all who helped in the kitchen.

Everyone enjoyed this friendly evening, including the dance held later, very much.

Fraternally, Hilma, Macha, Reporter / • 4D 4' WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: It was last Christmas at a Lodge Jarcmir 54 of West party that I asked Sister Pustejovsky, who is on the Kitchen Committee, for the following recipe. Were it not for the insistence of Sister Frances Popp to write up this recipe, Sister Pus-

Wednesday, March 21, 1982 around to doing it. She is a busy person, one must acknowledge, and so last Sunday, March 4th, while visiting Lodge Jaromir's monthly meeting and that of her large and beautiful Youth Club membership, she brought her recipe along, which I most happily present to you. It is for pinwheel cookies, filled with dates and nuts, though, sister Pustejovsky says one can let her imagination run riot here and use otherfilling.She had these cookies placed on a large platter and they were truly eye-catching.

They are so easy to make and we are, indeed, indebted to her for sharing this recipe.

Pinwheel Date Cookies Chop one cup dates; pitted of course, and place in a pan to which you add one-half cup water, one-fourth cup sugar and cook together until the mixture is soft and thick. Then add one cup chopped nuts. Mix 'and set aside to cool.

To make the dough: take one-half cup butter, one cup brown sugar, one egg, one teaspoon baking powder, one-half teaspoon cinnamon and two cups flour.

Make a stiff dough, stiff enough so it will roll out well. If too thin, place in your refrigerator to harden.

Roll dough out on wax paper to a sheet one-fourth inch thick and spread with the date mixture. Roll the dough and place in the refrigerator to cool and harden, possibly overnight. Slice into quarter-inch cookies and bake in 3'75400 degree oven for about 15 minutes, or until done.

Note: If you use margarine, remember that it does not have as much butterfat as butter, called for in this recipe, so , you will have to add more margarine.

Experiments will show you just how 'much to add. Too, some butter does not have as much fat content as other but-ter, sa make up a trial batch for the family, it will show you what is needed.

This is a quick, pretty cookie recipe, one that can be made up ahead, and baked in the last two hours before your party. The children as well as adults will love it. Well, spring burst into bloom with a bang, and bang, the freeze came and bang! our fruit crop is gone for 1962. Bang! Bang! Bang!

This is one time your Editor and I got to attend a Masquerade Ball where we were not on official business or on a committee etc. We had a grand time. The West Melodians were very good and everyone had a stomping food time dancing and cutting capers as it was a Masquerade and today the "let-up" has set in. This romping about is hard on old folks! They did have a very good dance however, and they made everyone feel "at home."

v ESTNiK- W EST, TEXAS I hope that all of you girls who read this, whether or not you live' in District Three or not, can make the District Three Meeting to be held on March 25 in the National. Hall in Fort Worth, Texas, on Roberts Cut-off. The District as you know, have for some years now, been trying to project a Youth Camp for their youth. Those lodges in cities can appreciate this project more than lodges in the country where their youngsters have more than plenty of room to romp, play and breath the "open spaces" whereas city children are getting less and less of it, only hard pavement, dust and heat.

Even the few parks available at great distances, are becoming smaller and smaller; so it behooves the District to assure a place in the sun and fresh air for its youngsters; a camp for organized activity and safety for SPJST children and their adult parents and grandparents.

The movement is gaining momentum and you may gain some insight in this project to take back to your lodge and district. Many other organizations already have developed such a site fcr their youth. It stirs the imagination -it is a gesture of love for our children.

Anyway, if you can make it, know that Lodge 92 in Fort Worth, our host, will love having you.

It's too soon to talk of gardens much since the weather has not decided whether it will stay cold or warm up, however, the grasshoppers have made their decission, I've discovered a young, green, inch-long monster just waiting for something to come, up to eat. The bugs and worms are already waiting on us dirt ,gardners! , What a jolly battle it is forming up to be. So, get your sprayers and your sprays toogether and working, for it seems we will be needing them.

I've always heard as a child, that company wears out its welcome after three days. It's a Czech. saying. Anyway our family sort of remembered it but the other day I found a saying by Poor Richard (Ben Franklin) similar to it: that company as with fish after three days isn't enjoyed; which parable was used to strengthen basic good manners.

In these hurried times, harem-scarem times, god manners are aften overlooked by the adults; which reflects back in our children. Have you ever observed a child upon entering a room full of adults — it is hesitant, uncertain — at this point a "Good morning," if it is morning, or "How do you do" if it's other times during the day, would have given the child poise. We, in our bustle, overlook these marks of refinement which remain with us throughout our lives. It is a shame. In

Strana 19 the business world especially, the lack of basic good manners shrieks out in people..

If you will notice, telephone operators in the better businesses, take time to answer your ring with a "Good Morning, this is —" or "Good Afternoon, this is" and it immediately opens the way for good business relations for the person who is being paged to take this order or call. These things should be taught at home, so that it will become a part of the child. A simple "Thank you." too, is a mark of good breeding. We of Czech parents still practice these courtisies as taught us and they are paying off for us in poise, respect and better nubile relations. Our children, too, still carry this training: through to their children — it is a good habit, these little courtesies., let's watch them, nurture them, and give our children a priceless gift of good manners by which the rest of the world will judge us.

Have a nice weekend; drive carefully; stay beautiful.

Fraternally, The Editor's Wife )® FAYETTEVILLE, TEXAS Dear Bro. Editor, I am sending you a copy of a clipping which I would like for you to publish in your "Friends in the Texas News" column.

Jerry Lee Haluska, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Haluska of Flinger has berm commended by the dean of engineering at Texas A. and M. College for his fine academic performance in the fall semester of the 1961-62 term. He was awarded the Distinguished Student Card which attests his accomplishments, and it also makes him a member of Phi Eta Sigma, honorary engineering fraternity.

He and his father are members of SPJST Ledge Vernost, Edinger, Texas.

Yours truly, Mrs. Jerry Halusks el& 0

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In Memoriam We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Komensky No 20 of Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of our members, with herewith to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed brother, SYLVESTER J. ZETT Brother. Zett passed away in a Houston hospital on Saturday, March 3rd, at the age of 26 years, 6 months and 22 days.

He was born at Granger on August 11th, 1935, and lived here until Some three or four months ago•, at which time he moved to Taylor. He was a member of Lodge Komensky since September 3rd, 1954.

On November 26th, 1961, he was married to Miss Dorothy Marak, who survives him.

V2STN/K --- WEST, TEXAS Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of our members, wish herewith to express our deepest sympathy to :the bereaved family of our departed brother, RUDOLPH E. ZETT Brother Zett of Granger, Route 2, passed away in a Taylor hospital on Sunday, March 4th, 1962 at the age of 72 years, 9 months and 6 days. He was born on May 28, 18a9 near Granger and had lived in the area ail s of his life where he was engaged in hirming. He was a long time member of the SPJST, having joined Lodge KomenSky on February 14th 1909.

On November 28th, 1911 he was married to Miss Albina Pustejovsky, who survives him.

Other survivors are five daughters, Mrs. A. J. Adamek and Mrs. Paul Zimmerhanzel, both of Taylor, Mrs. Richard Bartosh and Mrs. Louis Vrabel, both of Austin, Miss Anabella Zett of Granger; four sons, Christopher and Benjamin Zett, both of Granger, Ralph and Daniel Zett both of Taylor; a sister, Mrs. Theresa Stegka of Granger, and ten grandchildren.

Funeral services for Brother Zett were held at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 6th, at the Condra Funeral Home in Granger, followed by 10:00 a.m. rites in the SS Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church with the Rev. R. L. Mahaney and the Rev. Benedict Mazurkiewicz officiating.

Interment was in the Holy Cross Cemetery.

May our departed brother . west in eternal peace Dated at Granger, Texas this the 9th day of March, 1962.

Jno. P. T.rlica F. J. Mikulencak R. F. Holubec Resolution Committee

Other survivors are his mother, Mrs. Sophie Zett of Granger; six sisters, Mrs. Henry Bartosh and Mrs. Gene Finn, both of Granger, Mrs. Frank Hajda and Mrs. Elick Zurovetz, both of Temple, Mrs. Tracy Kalenda of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Albert Wusterhausen of Austin; five brothers, Frank R., Will and George Zett, all of Austin; Zigbund Zett of Granger and Victor Zett of Corpus Christi.

One sister and two brothers proceeded him in death.

11T9'ON OF SYMPATHY We. resolution committee of Lodge Funeral services for Brother Zett i,vere V.7h2 pThuk, Texas wish to exheld Monday at 9:15 a.m. March 5th at 1-ehalf of cur entire memberthe Condra Funeral Home, Granger, fol)est sympathy to the belowed by 9:30 rites in the SS Cyril and 1 relatives of Methodius Catholic Church with the reaJ. SCHOVAJSA Rev. Benedict Mazurkiewicz and the Rev. R. L. Mahoney officiating. Burial was in. whe: y on March 6, 1962 in Marlin, the Holy Cross Cemetery.

FUncral services were held on March May our departed brother rest in eter8, 1962, at the Hillier Funeral Home, nal peace Dated at Granger, Texas this the 9th Bryan, Texas with Chaplain Louis V. Hanna, officiating, assisted by Brother day of March, 1962. ,Edward L. Marek. Burial was in the Jno. P. T.rlica Bryan City Cemetery.

F. J. Mikulencak, Brother .Schevajsa was born February R. F. Holubec .10, 1896, in the Smetana community. He Resolution Committee served with the AFT in France during Ito ) IN MEMORIAM World War I, being disoharked June 20, We, the undersigned Resolution Coin- 1919. He was a member of the Evangelic1rif T RiliTIPT1StCV No 20 of al Church, a member of the American

Wednesday, March 21, 1962 Legion Post 159 of Bryan and a long standing member of SPJST Lodge No. 94 of Wheelock.

He is survived by his wife, Clara Schova,jsa and a sister, Mrs. Will Nedbalek.

May our departed Brother rest in eternal peace.

Mrs. Cecil H. Dickson Mr. John A. Rychlik Mr. Joe E. Scasta Resolution Committee of Lodge No. 94 ) • GT. • (

Notice to rsY. ..ict Two Ortvaniers We are calling an Organizers' meeting at the National Hall in Cameron, for Wednesday, March 21, at 7 p.m. These meetings are very important, so be sur?, to cone out. Especially those in the vicinity of Cameron, Rosebud, Buekholts, Seaton, Cyclone and Temple. Also as many otners of you as can make it.

Brother Joe B. Hejny is planning to be with us, so let's have a big turnout.

Fraternally yours, Ben V. Mikolaj District No. 2 Organizer ,g• • Members of District Three are urged to attend the District Meeting at Fort Worth, March 25, at Lodge No. 92.

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 Ls:

I belong to Lodge No Fraternally Signature

Wednesday, March 21, 1962 C:1 C,

YOUTH CLUB YOUTH CLUB, LODGE NO. 4S TAYLOR Dear Readers, We held our regular monthly meeting on March 4. Several discussions about different topics were carried on.

Brother Ben Mikolaj came to the meeting to remind us to be sure and elect queen and duchess candidates for the Queen and Duchess contest. The elected candidates were Nancy Malish for queen and Jeanette Batla for duchess.

The membership voted to have a May Fete on the third Sunday in May. All girls interested in being queen, please be present at our next meeting. The requirements are that she be 16 years of age or over. Also she or some other member of her family must be a member of the SPJST. Also plans for the District meeting Which will be held here at our lodge on April 29 are in progress. The lodge is extending a special invitation to the Supreme Lodge officers, Editor of the Vestnik, Youth Club Directors, District Director, District Organizer and all other lodges of District II, and all other members of the SPJST. Our lodge hall has a completely new appearance. It is so well remodeled that you would not recognize it as our old lodge hall. It is going to have all the conveniences one could wish for. We are all very proud of it and hope all our members and friends come to see it who have not.

See you at our next meeting. We'll he looking for you.

Fraternally yours, Nancy Malish ) • 4 • ( LODGE 142 YOUTH CLUB, HOUSTON Dear Readers, On April 1, 1962 Lodge Stefanik 142 Youth Club will have its meeting. The meeting will start at 4:30 p.m. At this meeting we will have the election of our officers for this year.

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I urge all the members to come and bring guests. See you at the meeting.

Yours truly, Nona Cieslewtz ) • 4 •

LODGE NO,. 66, WACO • Dear Brother Editor, You know just how much I like to play base ball. Saturday, daddy signed me up, to play Little League and I can hardly wait until we have try-outs. I will play as an 11-year-old this, year. I am proud we live close to a, good ball field and my parents like to watch ball games. Last Sunday when we visited Lodge 35 they had just started planning a ball team and they asked me to play with them and I hope their Lodge will give them the $35 they are asking for to buy some catcher's equipment. I would like to •see every lodge have .as many boys interested in base ball as Lodge 35 has. I hope to play football in Jr. Hi. school next year if I can. Mother said if I did I would have to go on a diet, but I think it. would be worth it. I like all kinds of sports, and will be glad when summer comes so we can play outside at our Lodge meetings and meet new friends, we are, going to Fort Worth on the 25th of March and I know we will get to meet some of our friends there. I must close for now and get my report on wool, cotton and silk for tomorrow.

Your Friend, Christopher "Skipper" Spence ) 4 LODGE NO,. 66, WACO Dear Readers, Last week when I received my letter from Brother Joe Hejny, I could hardly believe what I was reading. I was over come with tears of happiness, when I read that I had won first place in the local and first place in the District Point Contest for 1961. I would like to say `Thanks" to each and everyone that helped me win this honor, from the bot• tom of my 'heart, because you will never know just how happy it made me when I wen.. I am proud that I am an active member for the Youth Club and had the opportunity to win this contest. I am also proud to say that as of last Saturday (March 10) I have been a member of the SPJST Lodge 66 of the past 10 years.

I know everyone would like to know

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how I plan to spend the $45 prize money, I am going to place it in the Savings Account along with the $5 I won last year, when I came in third in the District Point Contest. I will be 15 years old on August the 19th and I only have two more years of high school, I am trying to save so much as I can in order to help my parents with the expense of furthering my education, when I complete high school.

Before I close I would like to say "Thank You" once again to my Parents, Grandparents, and the many Friends I have, for helping me win this honor. I wish, all the members of the Youth Club "Good Luck," may they have the joy of winning the honor I have won in the coming years. My advice is to work hard at being an active member, and you can achieve any goal you set your heart on.

In order to be an active member, you must make up your mind to participate in everything your leader has offer, and in order to know what they have to offer you must attend the meetings, work hard and may you all be a winner like me.

Fraternally yours, Zephyr Spence ) • 4, FORT WORTH JUNIOR SOKOL Dear Friends, This is my first report for the Fort Worth Junior Sokol. It was organized Nov. 29, 1961. Our meetings are held tne 4th Wednesday of every month.

Our officers are: John Thompson, president Gordon Hubenak, vice-president Barbara Dana, secretary Anne Johnson, treasurer Erich Koch, reporter Our next meeting will be held on March 28th at Sokol Fort Worth Hall.

Nazdar, Erick Koch *) • .T. • ( LODGE STEFANIK 142 On April 1, 1962, Lodge Stefanik 142 Youth Club will hold its meeting. At this meeting we will re-elect officers.

I urge everyone to attend.

See you April 1.

Fraternally yours, Nona Cieslewitz )• • LODGE NO,. 66, WACO Dear Readers, Sorry it has been so long since I have written to the Vestnik, but school work has kept me very busy the past few months. I will graduate from Lake Air Junior High this year and I am looking forward to going to Richfield High School next Fall.

I enjoy going to school very much,

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CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS because there is always something to do. ( Dear Vestnik Readers, Last month our choir had an operetta The Youth Club of Lodge No. 65 held called "Torn Sawyer." I played me part a meeting March 11, 1962.. It wasn't a for Gracie. Mother made my costume, very large attendance so we hope to and I enjoyed wearing it for the operet- hove ,a better one next month. ta and also to the "Masquerade Dance" The meeting started Off with, the at Linden Hall on March 6. I do wish Pledge of Allegiance then a Secretary's you all could have been with us on this report. After this, Old business was calldate because we all had loads of fun. The ed for then the New business. We didIfirst prize in the children's division went n't decide on anything for next month to Christopher Spence and Cindy Moore. because there is supposed to be some They were dressed as the Judge and Miss kind of picnic. I'll write more about this Linden Hail. Christopher was dressed in my next letter. in a black silk top hat and black, longSince it is going to be Saint Patrick's tail coat, with a. black and, white check Day all the member $ wore green. Everytie that had a wide red stripe in the one looked real nice. middle which showed off the tie pin Will end now and write at a later date. he was wearing. Cindy was just a living.

Virginia Hermis doll, being dressed in a red nylon net Reporter floor length formal with matching head ) • 4, piece, and gloves. Cindy carried a casWEST, TEXAS cade of white nylon net flowers and wore, tinestone jewelry to make her look as Dear Friends and Readers: I wish to thank the Supreme Lodge of lovely as any beauty contest winner. the SPJST for their check in the amount Good Luck! to you, Chris and Cindy. of $10.00 which they presented me at the Second prize went to "Little Johnnie meeting of our Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood.

Gaidusek" dressed as the "Linden Hall I won second place in our Youth Club Tramp." Johnnie was very cute and was on the point system. a very proud boy when he won second I also want to thank our Youth Leader prize. Third prize went to Barbara GaiRuth Krizan for hanging the picture of dusek and Garry Moore. Barbara, was dressed as a boy and Gary was dressed Robert Dobecka and myself as we apas her fin friend. Garry stole the show peared at the District III Coronation. when he cut in on the Judge and Miss Thank you.

Fraternally yours, Linden Hall when a twist was being Kathy Zapalac played. Garry had a wig made from 4, • orange hair and wore a red dress, and black stockings.

DESTRUCTION BY TAXES In last wek's Dallas News we noticed Everyone at the Dance enjoyed watching the Youth perform ., some even a very interesting letter which speaks joined in with them and had more fun our sentiment, so we 'are copying it for than the youth. We were proud to see so our readers. many adult members and friends dress- "To the Dallas News: History has proved that high taxes and ed up that night. Good Luck to the winners in the adult group: First prize went excessive debt have destroyed more great to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parma, second nations than have invading armies. The to Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Hosek and third, to direct and hidden taxes now paid by the Marvin Matus and Don McMillan, who American people are greater than the made a wonderful couple of "Darkies." combined taxes of over 75 other notions of the world, including Soviet Russia.

I must close for now as my letter is Americans now pay 31 cents out of every getting to be rather lengthy and I want dollar in some form of taxes. This is exto help out with some chores to he done actly the prescribed manner by which border for us to be ready to go to Fort the communists intend to bury us.

Worth for the District meeting on the We need to examine this unhealthy 25th of March. We had a chance to visit condition and make necessary correcwith, Lodge 35 on March 11, and really tions promptly if we want to continue to did enjoy their meeting. They are plan- live in our magnificent country and be ning a baseball team among their boys able to enjoy our wonderful freedom and which is very nice and I thing they rich heritage. have a wonderful idea. Good Luck! Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Jock J. Jones ) 35 on organizing your ball team.

4 • Hope everyone plans to be in Fart Will your Lodge be represented at the Worth, I will see you there., next District Three meeting at 'Fort Fraternally yours, Worth Lodge No. 92, March 25, on RobJean Spence erts Cut-Off Road?

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

To All Brother and Sister Organizers Again your Editor reassures you that he is always ready and willing to be of help to each of you.

He is ever mindful that you need some publicity in your work and he is ready to serve your interests in this respect, so, do not hesitate to call on him.

Your letters should be here by Friday, the latest, before your Vestnik is published.

The Vestnik will gladly publish announcements of family reunions, just give the date, and place where the family reunion is to be held. This is an exc.ellent opportunity for the Organizer to meet new prospects.

Don't neglect to work with the Youth where you have many prospects. Right now, they are in the midst of their Queen's Contests in each lodge and in each District. They will help you with prospects, for the needed "points" to win the coveted title of queen.

Then there is the news of Mr. Stork's arrival, which should have you wending your way to the family to add to the congratulations and sign up a new member. These new arrivals will need monetary help more than ever before in the history of man, for with the arrival of new babies the world over, educational facilities will become more expensive than ever before. Assure him his education with a policy.

Keep your Lodge, Your District, inOf what's going oia through formed . your letters into your Vestnik, You are the HUB of. our Order, our Lodges and our Districts, for after all, it's new insurance that keeps us growing, replenishing our losses in our membership and growing stronger, and insurance is what you sell,.

SG, again, keep your membership . informed and interested and they in turn will keep you informed of what is going on in your territory in the way of new business.

This is YOUR Vestnik, so keep it enjoyable.

Your Editor )•4 • The lightning bug is brilliant, but it hasn't any mind; It blunders through existence with its headlight on behind! ) ° •i• • ( Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, District, and State Talent and Point Contests of all our seven Districts.

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

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nated labor, was estimated at $8,000 at that time.

Dedication services for the remodeled church were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 18.

The Rev. Frank Baietka, pastor of the Temple Brethren Church and chairman of the Brethren Church in Texas gave the dedicatory sermon.

Rev. Kostota e7, pastor of the Seaton Church gave Liic call to worship, led the congregation in the dedication and gave the benediction.

The Rev. Simcik, assistant pastor, read the scripture, gave the prayer and dedicated the offering.

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Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippingt 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 01 other family tidings, in our brotherhood.; births, weddings, anniversaries and mainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub li6hed for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your under Miss Dolores Ann Himann, and Daniel standing and cooperation.

Edward Hrncir, F1t. 1, Louise recited • then wedding vows, Feb. 17 at 8:30 o'Jerry Lee Haluska of Ellinger has been clock in the morning in St. Philip's Cathcommended by the dean of engineering olic Church. The Rev. William Halata at Texas A. and M. College for his fine recited the wedding mass and officiated acedemic performance in the fall se- at the impressive double ring ceremony. mester of the 1961-62 term. He was • awarded the Distinguished Student card Mrs. Lillian Kruppa, a long-time resiwhich attests his accomplishments, and it also makes him a member of Phi Eta dent of this community, passed away Sigma, honorary engineering fraternity. Feb. 28 at Nightingale hospital after an ♦ o extended illness at the age of 63.

Mrs. Kruppa was born in Weimar, Cameron — Funeral services were held April 2, 1898 and her husband, John F. at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Green Funeral Kruppa died in 1931.

Home for Mrs. Joe Zubicek, 65, of Yarreilton, who died Thursday night in an Charles H. Burt, grandson of Mrs. C. Austin hospital. The Rev. James Harvey officiated. Burial was in North Elm M. Burt and Mr. and Mrs. Emil- Prasek of Hallettsville has, been an honor stuCemetery. dent for the past lour years he has been Mrs. Zubicek was a lifetime resident of attenfing the Colorado School of Mines the Yarrellton-Meeks area. in Golden, Colorado. He will graduate Surviving are her husband; a daughter from the School in June of this year.

Mrs. Evelyn Caufal of Wallace; a broth* el•, Frank Schiller of Cameron; five sistAnton Frederick Pustejovsky of 208 ers, Mrs. Joe Sisa of Rogers, Mrs. Paul Fovt of Fort Worth Mrs. Frank Pucek, Simpson, Schulenburg, passed away at Mrs. Steve Salach and Mrs. R. D. Prova- the Youens Hospital in Weimar Satursek, all of Cameron; a half-sister, Mrs. day, March 3, 1962 after an illness of five days. He had reached the age of F. A. Marek of Cameron.

77 years, two months and five days. * Mr. Pustejovsky, a retired- farmer, was The CMB Church at Seaton will re- born at Moravia on December 26 1884. ♦ ♦ model at a cost of about $40,000 which was financed by special offerings and Louis Adolph Weselka, 67, passed away loan. suddenly Wednesday morning at his Members of the building committee are home near Fayetteville.

Funeral services were held at 9:30 Willie Sefcik, Louis Sirny, Edwin Tyroch, Antone, Machalek, the Rev. F. 3. Kostoh- a.m. Friday at the Knesek Chapel in ryz, the Rev. Frank Simcik and the board Fayetteville with continued services in the Fayetteville Brethren Church, the of elders.

Elders are Jerry Tyroch, Edwin Jez, Rev. Henry Beseda of Beliville officiatEdwin Chupik, Adolph Junek, Ladis ed. Burial was in Ross Prairie Cemetery.

Navratil and Benjamin Pitrucha.

The church was built in 1925. It was Joe Mollnar, hotel and cafe operator completed in 76 days with 300 days of free labor given by the men of the con- at Magnolia Beach, passed away last Thursday, March 8 at the age of 57 in gregation.

Cost of the entire church including Victoria Memorial Hospital after an material from the old church and do- illness of about a year

Miss Jo Ann &mbar became the bride of Ronald Gerold Cummings on Saturday at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church in Port Lavaca. The Rev. Jerome Burnett conducted the double ring ceremony.

Miss Geraldine McClellan and James Arnold Kocurek exchanged marriage vows in a ceremony Saturday March 3, in St. Paul's Catholic Church in San Antonio.

Funeral services for W. H. (William) Albrecht were held from the Buffington Chapel, Yoakum, Thursday, March 15 at 9:15 a.m. thence to St. Joseph's Catholic Church for Requiem Mass at 9:30 a.m. in Yoakum.

Burial will take place in the Catholic Cemetery in Shiner. In. Albrecht reached the age of • 70- years, 11 months and 16 days. ) •4♦(

M-Sgt. an Mrs. John C. Pekar of San Antonio are the proud parents of a 6 pound 11 ounce baby girl born March 6 at Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston. This makes two boys and two girls in the family. The mother is the former Annie Marie Kristek of Hallettsville. o Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hlavaty ande the proud parents of twin girls born March 3, in Pasadena Hospital. The little misses weighed 3 lbs.,14 ozs. and 3 lbs.. 15 ozs.

They were named Linda Laren and Lasa Karen. Mrs. Hlavaty is the former Miss Vergina McKey of La Parte. Maternal grandpa.rents are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McKey of La Parte and paternal grandparents areg Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Hlavaty of Ganado.

David Ladis Zatopek, 7 lb. son born March 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Ladis Joseph Zatopek, Temple.. The lad was born at King's Daughters Hospital in Temple.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Marcak of Shiner are happy over the birth of a baby girl, born Sunday, March 11 at the Dr. Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital.

The, little Miss tipped the scales at 7 lbs., 6 ounces: 6

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snapka Jr. of Dallas, are the proud parents of a baby boy born March 10. Mother is the former Eva

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Mr. and Mrs. Method Muras became the happy parents of their third daughter who was born Wednesday at Fayette Memorial hospital. She weighed 5 lbs., 13 ozs.

• • Charles Dwayne Balcar, 7 lb., 11 oz. son born March 6 at King's Daughters Hospital, Temple, to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Joe Balcar, 1905 S. 41st St. Temple.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Matoeha became thei proud parents of a son weighing 9 pounds, 13 ounces who arrived Tuesday at Fayette Memorial Hospital.

Be has been named Leonard Joe. • • A baby girl, weighing six pounds, five ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barta at the Clinic Hospital in San Angelo, March 2. Little Vickie Lea is welcomed home by a brother and a sister, Rodnie James and Loretta Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bohumil Barta e‘f Komensky and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miebalec of Moulton.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dudik of Dallas are the proud parents of a baby girl, Deborah Lynn, born on Wednesday, March 7 at St. Paul's Hospital. The young miss has three brothers and two sisters.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anton.

J. Lenart of Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. LqUis. Dudik of West.

Bryan Matthew Pustka, 8 lb., 4 oz. son born March 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Pustka, Temple, Texas. Born at Scott and White Memorial Hospital.

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'Joseph Frank was the name given the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Innocence Vacek when he was baptized Sunday in the Catholic Church at East Bernard.

Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hermis of Nada.

• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Patek of Shiner are the proud parents of a baby girl born at the Dr. Prank Wagner Memorial Hospital Friday, March 9, weighing 6 pounds and 14 ounces.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ondrej of Houston are the proud parents of a 7 lb., 2 oz. baby boy born Wednesday in a Houston hospital. Mother is the former Agnes Kraemer. Grandparents are Mr. and.

Mrs. Toby Kraemer of West and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ondrej of Penelope, Texas.

Tax Time Is Lesson In Cost of Government Some 60 million Americans, of high and low estate and in all walks of life, are currently getting an annual reminded at first hand of something of what the phrase "cost of government" means as far as their personal lives and finances are concerned.

For they are in the throes of preparing their Federal income tax returns and squaring their accounts with the U. S. Treasury Department's Internal Revenue Service before the April 15 deadline, little less than a month away. Millions of these persons, too, have the added task of doing the same thing for the state in which they reside since two out of every three of of these impose personal income taxes.

This year is of more than ordinary importance on the income tax front for two reasons. For one, it marks a significant milestone in the history of American government revenues as the 50th year since the 16th amendment to the Constitution authorizing the personal income tax went into effect. Thus it is within the lifetime of a large part of today's population.

Then again, the people are preparing their returns against the background of the tremendous levels attained by both Federal receipts and expenditures. Using only the figures in the conventional budget, which, omits trust funds and certain other transactions, U. S. outlays are expected to reach $89 billions for the 1962 fiscal year ending on June 30, a total exceeded only twice before at the height of World War II. Budget receipts will top $82 billions, it is 'antiCipateci, hillions of dollars above any yearly total previously attained. And the personal income tax will provide more of this sum, than all the other sources of revenue put together.

The U. S. Bureau of the Budget in its estimate of the Federal Government's accounts is figuring on $45 billions of receipts from individual income taxes for the current fiscal year. This comes out to the equivalent of practically 55 cents of every dollar of budget receipts expected for the year, a record share. Back in 1950 the personal income tax proportion I N as just over 43 cents of all budget receipts while in 1940, before the income tax base was broadened and the rates raised, it was less than 19 cents.

It was in the 1957 fiscal year that personal income tax collections first added up to more than half of all Federal budget revenues.

Wednesday, March 21, 1962

Don't Ask Post Office To Change Your Address Readers of our Vestnik are urged to send in changes of address PRIOR to such changes. , New post office regulations have in creased the charge of for notification of a change of address to ten cents effec tive Jan. 10th, 1962. The charge was formerly five cents.

All notices of Address changes should go to our Supreme Lodge, Box 400, Temple, Texas. direct.

Often subscribers fail to send a new address when a change is made; the post office sends a notification of the new address to us, charging us a fee of ten cents,.

The cost of changing an address of a current subscription to any publication, magazine, newspaper, etc., is approximately 25c. The increase in the postal charge raises this cost to 30 cents.

The cost lies in cutting a new stencil, changing records, correcting a mailing list, etc.

So please send your change of address before moving. DO NOT let the Post Office do this for you. — Thank you.

• es, HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brother Editor: You are to be commended for reaching out a little further for facts and information on the common cold "Do we learn by experience?" Wed. Feb. 21, 1961, Vestnik.

As you know there are two healingprofessions licensed by the State of Texas, Medical and Chiropractic. The article on the common cold that the Vestnik carried recently gave the medical point of view. In fairness to all I sincerely hope you will feature the enclosed article— the chiropractic approach to the common cold problem.

Fraternally yours, G. Jedlicka, D.C. The Common Cold A cold is not something that happens to you suddenly. When you feel the first discomforts of a cold, the cause has been in your system for sometime. Even with electronic microscopes, the "cold germ" has never been pictured. Also, contrary to the theory that exposure to bad weather and damp, cold drafts cause colds occur when no such exposure has occurred.

When you are subject to colds you are actually bein warned that something is

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causing your body to operate below noranal. You are accumulating too many poisonous materials which are not being moved out by your excretory organs.

Your kidneys, lungs, intestines, and skin are the fourmajor excretory systems which dispose effectively of the body's poisons. If one or more of these organs is not performing efficiently, an other organ will attempt to take on the extra job. Therefore, if your kidneys, lungs, and skin should be abnormal in their action, these liquid poisons that would be excreted, back-up and nature makes an attempt to dispose of them by sending them to some minor organ which as capable of producing elimination. If this minor organ has less than normal resistance it can easily become congested and inflamed. This congestion can settle in the nose, throat or bronchial tubes, depending upon the resistance of each.

To determine the real cause of colds the excretory organ which is abnormal must be corrected and restored back to its normal function. If any organ is abnormal in its function it is because the proper amount of vital nerve energy from the brain is not being received by it through the nervous system.

Strana- 35 LIFE COMPANIES NOW OWN $4 BILLION IN REALTY

Life insurance companies' investments in real estate reached $3,966,000,000 at =. the start of this year reports the Institute of Life Insurance. Acquisitions during 1961 totaled $370,000,000. More than one-half of the past year's acquisitions were commercial and industrial In order that each organ may receive rental property, a total of $214,000,000. its full supply of this vital nerve energy The aggregate of such holdings reached the spinal column must be in perfect $2,366,000,000. alignment, free from impingements that Rental housing accounted for $427,pinch delecate nerve trunks.

000,000 of the year-end aggregate and There is no sure formula for curing 'a company-used properties, $1,124, 000,00. cold. However, regular chiropractic .• check-ups and gentle spinal adpustments will assure you of stronger physical conWill your Lodge be represented at the dition so your body can fight off the next District Three meeting at Fort "unsolved mystery" of what brings about Worth Lodge No. 92, Mardi 25, on Rob"bad colds." erts Cut-Off Road?

Death Claims Paid During February, 1962 Umrtni podpory vyplacene v unoru, 1962 SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas March• 1, 1962 Death Claim No.—Name Cislo iburti—Jmeno

Occupation Zamestnani

7486 Johanna Holubec, retired — na odpodinku retired -- na odpodinku 7487 William Lauer, retired — na, odpodinku 7488 John Skrasek, Sr., housewife — hospodyne 7489 Milady Hejl, retired -- na oclpodinku 7490* John Mladenka„ housewife — hospodyne 7491 Rosalie Matejek, farmer — rolnik 7492 Rudolph Sonntag, retired — na odpodinku 7493 John E. Marcak, 7494 Veronika Polansky, housewife — hospodyne farmer — rolnik 7495 Louis J. Biskup, housewife -- hospodyne 7496 Marie IVIuniza, farmer — rolnik 7497 John Piter, retired — na odpodinku 7498 John Prihoda, 7499 Anton Lukasik, Sr., retired -- na odpodinku housewife -- hospodyne 7500 Frances Balusek, retired --- na odpodinku 75.01 Josef Valla, 7502 Joe Walenta, retired — na, odpodinku gauger — merle 7503 Alvin J. Toma,sek, farmer — rolnik 7504 Paul H. Kopecky, lawyer — pravnik 7505 J. Alton York, 7506 Sophie Dusek, housewife — hospodyne 7507 Julius M. Sehranun, retired — na odpodinku 7508 Frances Marek, housewife — hospodyne 7509 Jos. Konarik, retired — na odpodinku 7510 Willie Klapuch, farmer -- rolnik

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Date of Date of Admission Death Datum Datum umrti Pkijeti

Smithville 38 Sinithville 38 92 Fort Worth Beyersville 48 165 Moulton Hallettsville 4 128 Mart Cyclone 24 29 Taylor 148 Blessing Hungerford 58 55 Tours 9 Snook 112 Guy 97 Placedo 17 Caldwell 114 Fairchilds 148 Blessing Bryan 39 13 Dime Box 20 Granger 20 Granger 73 Seymour 28 East Bernard 23 Moravia

6-12: 04 1-27-62 12-15-05 1-18-62 1-28-62 5-14-11 2- 9-19 1-27-62 7- 1-18577 1-22-62 2- 9-13 1-25-62 10- 1-53 1-24-62 1-14-06 2- 7-62 11- 9-13 2- 4-62 3-27-44 1-29-61 6- 9-12 2, 6-62 5-22-10 1-26-62 12- 1-01 1-29-62 8- 2-14 2- '7-62 5- 9-15 1-26-62 1- 8-28 2-13-62 6- 8-13 2-12-62 7- 1-48 2- 6-62 2- 8-14 2- 6-62 12-21-44 1-27-62 6-12-04 2- 1-62 3-12-16 2-10-62 3-16-13 2-11-62 11-,10-12 2-15-62 9- 9-37 2-17-62

Age Cert. No. Start Ciao Cert.

A-3611 82 Pd-up 348 75 A-6641 63 A-7115 92 A-365 60 A-5402 C-11911.

59 A-1469 70 A-3202 77 C-7310.

51 '75 A-2506 Pd-up 723 93 79 A-896 80 A-5601 73 A-2634 B-376 77 A-6538 73 0-9821 24 A-3334 71 C-7748 57 78 A-1528 A-8610 93 67 A-3924 B-122 85 A-1996 B-1902 62

To the bereaved survivors of our deceased brothers and sister *, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, expresses its heartfelt sympathy. *Charter Member - Zakladajici elenkyne Raymond Urbanovsky Secretary, Supreme Lodge, SPJST

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J.S.T. Calendar Dance Dates of Cottonwood Lodge No '6 social Sunday, April 15 — Easter Egg Hunt and Program.

Saturday, April 28th — 25th Anniversary dance at night.

Sunday, May 6th — Lodge Meeting and Lunch Saturday, May 5th Matus' Reunion Saturday May 12 — Smajstrla's reunion.

Saturday, MaY 26 — Party and dance.

Dance Dates of Lodge 35 Elk, Texas Saturday Nite, March 24 — Bob Haisler, Temple.

Saturday Nite, March 31 — Henry Dulock West.

Rudolf ViolinJr. Floor Chairman • Lodge 84 — Dallas, Texas Sunday, April 8 — Special Play "Gun Smoke" more or less! Supper for Benefit of District Three Youth Camp, by Lodge 84 membership.

Sunday, April 15 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Saturday, April 28 — Softball Team Benefit Dance — music by John Rejcek Orchestra.

Saturday, May 5 — Dance, music by John Dlabaja Orchestra Saturday, May 19 --- Dance, music by Eric Honza Orchestra.

Sunday, May 20 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Saturday, June 2 — Dance, music by Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, Texas.

Saturday, June 16 — Dance, music by John Rejcek Orchestra.

Sunday, June 17 -- Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Saturday, July 14 — Dance, music by Ed Faraizi Orchestra.

Sunday, July 15 — Regular Monthly

Sports Column Fur Trapping Good Business in Texas Austin — Fur trappers in Texas during 1961 did a business in excess of a quarter of a million dollars, according to reports compiled by J. B. Philips, coordinator of law enforcement for the Game and Fish Commission.

These reports showed that there were 185887 pelts sold for a gross of $257,197.00.

Ringtails topped the list with 65,168 pelts being sold for $97,221.00. Next in value was mink and 6,554 mink pelets brought 832,770. There were 13,402 nutria pelts sold for around 50 cents each.

Among other top species were 52,440 coons, 28,389 muskrats, and 14,975 possums.

Resident trappers licenses are required for persons who catch furbearing animals and sell pelts. This license costs $1.

Fur buyers are required to buy a $25 license. Fur dealer reports are required from "any person, firm, or corporation, except the trapper selling his own catch, who orders or buys pelts of furbearing animals."

The open season for taking pelts of furbearing animals is during the months of December and Jammu, except muskrats, and that season e.itends from November 15 to' March 15. A number of counties, however, have local laws affecting trappers, and a person engaging Meeting and Family Fun Night. in trapping should familiarize himself Saturday, July 28 — Teenagers "Princess with the laws pertaining to his parBall" music by Eric Honza Orchestra. ticular county, according to Phillips.

• Entertainment Committee, Lodge No. 84 Bra. Bill Gaiser Artificial Reef Will Be Marked Chairman Houston — The artificial, car-body, Fraternally, reef established off the coast near FreeBro. Ben Jarma port in May, 1959, by the game and Fish ---- 1 016 Commission, will soon be marked with a Six out of each 10 bank employees are permanent lighted buoy, according to women — 142 women were -bank presi- Bob Singleton, director of Region IV. The buoy has been around for some time dents, at last count, but before it could be anchored over elt the reef, Hurricane Carla roared in an Will your Lodge be represented at the damaged it beyond use. next District Three meeting at Fort As soon as repairs are completed-and Worth Lodge No. 92, Marc,h 25, on Rob- weather permits, it will be positioned erts Cut-Off Road? over the reef with a 5,000-pound cement

anchor. A temporary buoy once marked the 600 weighted car bodies, but was soon destroyed by storms.

The reef, located 7.3 miles, 113 degrees (magnetic) from the Freeport Channel bell buoy, and only mile northeast of the southeast lump (The Rocks), was designed to attract reef fishes, chiefly red snapper. Numerous fishermen have reported some fine catches, after locating the reef with sonar or depth recorders.

It is possible, said singleton, that the reef may have been covered with sand stirred up by Carla, destroying some of Is fish appeal. Two recent attempts by skin divers to inspect the car bodies failed because of muddy water near the bottom.

As soon as conditions permit, divers will survey the condition of the artificial Once the permanent marker is securely anchored over the structure, boats without fathometers can locate, it and take advantage of the fish concentrations below.

438 Arrests, $19,949.74 lines in January Austin — Night hunters plagued Texas game wardens during the month of January, according to the monthly violation report of J. B. Phillips, coordinator of law enforcement of the Game and Fish Commission. There were 142 hunters who paid fines for hunting at night and headlighting. In most instances, the court forfeited the hunting license in addttion to imposing fines ranging up to $200 for each violation.

In all, there were 438 arrests during the month, with, fines and costs total ing $19,949.74. A number of the hunters seemed to forget that the season was over, and had continued to shoot dove, deer, ducks and quail during the closed season. Twelve arrests were made for dredgin,g oysters in closed season. Twelve arrests were made for water pollution.

Despite warnings that fishing licenses should be bought, by all persons between the ages of 17 and 65, who fish with rod and reel, or who fish outside their home county, 20 persons were charged with this violation. The Texas fishing license costs just $2.15 for both residents and non-residents.

March and April will be the critical montbs for shrimp in our costal waters, according to the marine biologists of the Game and Fish Commission. This is the spawning period for the brown shrimp, the major species in the Texas shrimp ,fishery. These shrimp spawn in the off shore waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and the newly-hatched young must make

Wednesday, March 21, 1962 their way into the shallow, fertile bay nursery . areas.

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Farm Depreciation

Strana 2'l small, any asset bought could be placed on the Straight Line Method, thereby holding the depreciation to the lowest possible level.

Farmers should also remember that depreciation may be taken on breeding stock. It should be claimed on those animals that are purchased at a cost considerably above what they will bring when discarded from the herd.

It is believed that many farmers can manage to claim larger deductions on their business assets, thus reducing their tax obligation, says Bates. Get a copy of the 1962 Farmers Tax Guide and study the choices you have in claiming this important business deduction, he suggests. ) 4 (—

College Station — Depreciation takes its toll from farm machinery, buildings and other farm investments every year.

It's just simple economics that capital goods lose value as they age. There is a bright spot, however, because farmers can deduct this depreciation from their income tax, says C. H. Bates, extension Young brown shrimp, which arrive in farm management specialist. the bays at a size of one-fourth inch, reAll farmers, whether they complete ceive some legal assistance from the closed bay shrimping season during their their own tax returns or provide inforation to an accountant for filing, nursery period. After a rapid growth, these shrimp, still too small for the should study the choices on depreciation fishery, will return to the Gulf in June available to them. A copy of the 1962 and will receive additional protection Farmers Tax Guide, which may be obfrom a 45-;day closed Gulf season be- tained from the local county agent, proginning June 1. In mid-July these vides an explanation of the alternatives shrimp will be ready for the fishing fleet. available. The discussion in Chapter 9 WILL MY POOR MEMORY PREVENT ME FROM BECOMING A CITIZEN? o o of the Guide explains how each of these Question: I have lived in the United choices can affect the amount of tax States for many years and have never to be paid in a particular year. never applied for citizenship because A rather recent change in the tax law due to an industrial accident my memallows what is called Additional First ory is poor and I forget things easily. I Year Depreciation. This is a flat 20 per am afraid that if I am questioned by a Appcoximately $7,013,000,000 of new cent deduction allowed the first year on naturalization examiner I may forget capital was made available, to the na- personal property used in farming (or many facts dealing with the history and tional economy in 1961, representing the business) provided the assets have a use- government of the United States and increase in the aggregate assets of more ful life of six or more years. The total even with my own background. Yet, I than 1,465 U. S. Life insurance com pa- amount on which this deduction can be would like very much to become an nies. This is the largest increase in any taken is $10,000 on a single tax return, American citizen. Is there any way in one year, reports the Institute of Life or $20,000 on a joint return, explains which I can do that?

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Answer: If you are otherwise qualiFor computing regular year-to-year fied for American citizenship, you should As a result, the total assets of the life companies reached a new high of $126,- depreciation, the farmer, has a choice of apply for it and should ask the help of a 589,000,000 at yearend 1961. Aggregate three different methods. If the Straight close friend or a social agency experiinvestments made in the year were near- Line Method is used, the farmer sub- enced in this matter when you fill • out ly $25,000,000.000, a sum made up of the tracts a reasonable salvage value from your application to file a, petition on new capital, plus an additional $18,- the cost of the asset, and then• divides Form N-400. When you are called in for . 000,000,000 which became available for the remainder by the number of years an examination, you should obtain a reinvestment as a result of maturities, of estimated useful life. This gives the statement from your family doctor exexchanges, refundings, prepayments and annual depreciation allowance, which plaining the reason for your poor memis the same amount every year. ory. The examiner will take this into sales of investments previously held.

Under the Declining Balance Method, consideration in questioning you. CitiFor the fifth consecutive year, securi- the rate of depreciation on new assets zenship requirements are fully explained ties of business and industry made up is double the rate used in straight line in "How to Become a Citizen of the the leading new investment category, method. For example, on a tractor hav- United States," a 128-page handbook, with more than $10,200,000,000 represent- ing 10 year life, the depreciation is com- with sample questions and answers, ing about 41 per cent of 1961 acquisi- puted by taking 20 per cent of the cost as published, at one dollar a copy, by the tions. About 82 per cent of this amount the first year's allowance. This is then American Council for Nationalities Servwas invested in industrial and miscel- subtracted from the cost, and 20 per cent ice, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18. laneous bonds. The balance was in public of the remainder is the second year's al- N. Y. Anyone reading our Vestnik should utility and railroad bonds and common lowance, Bates points out. No salvage save this address for reference. and preferred stocks.

—) • value is required under the Declining.

Balance Method since there is a "remainMortgage loans ranked second by investment types with $6,700,000,000 of new der" after 10 years deductions.

The farmer's choice of the Declining money providing financial aid for the construction of homes and commercial Balance Method or other fast write-off facilities. This was about 27 per cent on an asset would depend on his need of large deductions. For example, in a year of the 1961 investments. of unusually good income, a tractor, s 4, ) combine or other asset bought could be Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, Dis- placed on this method, thereby doubling trict, and State Talent and Point Con- the depreciation. tests of all our seven Districts.

Conversely, if the year's income is A late norther at the end of March last year was an important factor in the great decline in shrimp production. Tex, as, which has the largest of this, the country's most valuable fishery, had a decline of over 23 million pounds of shrimp in 1961.

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materials, be sure children can't mage into them.

The important thing to keep in mind is this: Poisons lurk in a variety of common disguises and can be hiding in (from The American Medical Assn„) any nook and cranny in the home. No There are 250,000 products for use in child is safe in a room by himself, at the home which contain one form of least not for long. poison or another. It is little wonder ) ° •T• • ( then, that 600,000 children manage to poison themselves each year. Of these, about 500 die.

Pois ns in Horn, are Danger us to Children

Cleaning and polishing agents, detergents, cosmetics, paint, turpentine, p s troleum-based products, bleaches, plant foods, plaster and thousands of similar items all may contain poison found in such places as the cabinet under the sink, the broom closet, the bedroom dresser, etc. — places toddlers pust love to explore.

Medicines also are extremely dangerous, except in the correct dose for the person for whom they are specifically recommended. Too much of virtually any medicine can be poisonous. Aspirin, a virtual staple in every home, is the primary cause of poison death among children under five.

To emphasize potential poison dangers in the home, especially to small children, the week of March 18-24 has been declared National Poison Prevention Week. The American Medical Association during the week will join with other organizations in urging safety measures against poisons.

Don't think that because something doesn't taste good, a child won't eat it.

His inborn curiosity leads him to sample almost anything, even if he has been warned not to touch.

The surest means of keeping ,small, inquisitive hands away from poisonous products is to keep such substances under lock and key. Since this isn't always practical, here are some other pointers to keep in mind: —If your child takes something that may be poisonors, call your doctor for instructions at once. Don't wait to see what happens.

—Never transfer poisonous materials from their original containers; especially never store them in pop bottles, glasses, cups, bowls, etc. Children naturally assume things in such containers are for eating.

—Never leave a child alone when you are working with cleaners, polishes, insecticides or other poisons. Wash contaminated utensils immediately.

—Give medicines only in a lighted room and discard old medicines which are no longer being used.

—when you throw away hazardous

Ve stfedu, dne 21. Orezna ipuz Often you sell your old house in one year and don't buy a new one until the subsequent year. Where this occurs, you should show the fact of sale in your tax return for the year of sale and indicate that you intend to buy a new house within the one-year period.

When you later purchase a new house and have gain to report because it cost you less than the adjusted sales price of the old house, you should amend your return for the year in which the old house was sold and report the proper amount of gain includible in income as In completing your income tax re- capital gain. turn, you are required to include in your Where you desire to build a new house gross income the profit on the sale of your personal residence. This profit is to replace the old house sold, you are normally the difference between sales entitled to these tax benefits as long as price less agent's commission and the construction begins within the one year purchase price of the house when you period after the date of sale of the old residence, and is completed within 18 bought it.

This additional income can, however, months after the same date. be postponed in the situation where (This newsfeature, prepared by the you buy a new residence within a one- State Ear of Texas, is written to inform year period before or after the date on not to advise. No person should ever which you sell your old home. However, apply or interpret any law without the you postpone the payment ol tax on the aid of an attorney who is fully advised sale only if your new home costs as much concerning the facts involved, because a or more than the price you received for slight variance in facts may change apyour old house after deducting the plication of the law.) agent's commission, selling expenses and ---) the amount you spent to fix the house up for sale during the 90-day period oe"How many cigars do you smoke a fore which the house was sold. day?”

For example, if you paid $10,000 for "About ten." your old house and sold it for $15,000 "What do they cost you?" you made a profit of $5,000 on the sale.

"Twenty cents apieze."

If you buy a new home within a year "My, that's two dollars a day. How for $16,000, you report no profit on the long have you been smoking?" sale of the old house. You must, however, "Thirty years." reduce the cost of the new home for "Two dollars a day for thirty years is later sale purposes by the amount of the a lot of money!" untaxed profit you received on the old "Yes, it is." home. Thus, your new house cost would "Do you see that office building on be reduced $5,000 and would be valued at the corner?" $11,060 for- later sale purposes.

"Yes." "If you had never smoked in your life, Assume the same facts except that you spend $500 fixing up your old house for you might own that fine building."

"Do you smoke?" sale within 90 days before selling it, and "No." bought your new house for $13,000 rather "Do you own that building?" than the $16,000 figure used in the ex"No." ample above. You would deduct the $500 "Well, do." from the $15,000 sales price to obtain the adjusted sales price. Inasmuch as the 0 4 • purchase price of the new house was A Russian peasant, visiting a Moscow less than the adjusted sales price of the zoo for hte first time, was shocked to old home, you would have to include the see a big beaer and a little lamb in the net difference of $1,500 as capital gain same cage. in your gross income.

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The value of your new house for sub- he asked.

"That," said the guide proudly, "is sequent sale purposes would then be reduced by $3,500 which is the difference an example of peaceful co-existence."

The peasant still looked doubtful. between the total profit made on the "Of course," added the guide, "we have sale of your old residence, ($5,000) arid the amount you showed as income when to pUt a new lamb in every day." * 4, • ( you bought the new residence ($1,500).

College Station -- Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman has announced the updating and broadening of the agreement which provides the official basis for cooperation between the USDA and local soil conservation diStricts; According to the announcement, the USDA is now ready to enter into this reviced agreement which will offer help to districts "in c ons e r v in g and improving soil, water, vegetation, wildlife' and related sources, and in reT clueing damage by flood and sedimentation."

The new memorandum will be used with all newly formed districts. Agrements with existing districts will be renegotiated using the new document as rapidly as they wish to do so, the Secretary said.

Updating USDA's assistance to districts conteF3. on the 25th anniversary of the district movement. In Texas, 182 soil . conservation districts, including 98 per cent of the state's privately owned agricultural and forestry land, have entered into agreements with USDA - for help in conserving soil and water resources, says Lynn Pittard, extension soil and water conservation specialist.

Secretary Freeman made the first publicannouncement of the revised

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Will your Lodge be represented at the next District Three meeting at Fort & Worth Lodge No. 92, March 25, on RobSANITATION STILL THE BEST erts Cut-Off Road?

DEFENSE AFAINST INSECTS Insects have bothered man since the beginning of recorded history. They have stung hint, bitten him, destroyed nis home and his food and, even worse, POHREBNt DOMOV carried germs that brought sickness and V hodine zarmutku najdete u death. Entomologists report that they nds nejlep g i pohrebni obsluhu a can identify some 10,000 "public enemy" ceny levne. insects that da $4 billion damage anTeZ prodavame pohrebni ponually. iiSteni -od 1 mesice do 80 rokti stati.

For thousands of years man probably Ambulance y e dne v noci did little but swat and squash the inMAREK BURNS sects to defend himself against them,FUNERAL HOME but by 1000 B. C. Homer was writing about sulphur as a fumigant. Since that Bill Marek a Bill Burns time insecticides have steadily improved.

Box 225 - Ph. OX ford 7-3661 One, DDT, was develo p ed in 1942, and Cameron, Texas gave promise of providing the knockout punch against insect hordes. However, many insects, including flies, salt marsh mosquitoes, roaches, and lice quickly developed resistance to the chemical.

Other insects including Mexican beetles, spider mites and many aprids were not affected by it.

Even today there is still only one sure BUT HAVE TROT defense against insects. A simple but 'UNDERSTANDING WO complete program of community and home sanitation. Start this program at home by clearing the weeds from around Recover your the garage, stock ponds and fence corners. These are ideal breeding places ■ for mosquitoes and flies. tiny, amazing with this Check your garbage cans for leaks and corrosion, replace those that are worn or mis-shaped. Garbage cans should be washed weekly to keep them clean and dry.

Always replace the lid when depositing refuse. If the lid doesn't fit, fix it or get a new one.

- MOTOROLA DAHLBERG Inspect the house and ground carefully for stagnant water catchers. Vases and flower pots inside the house are freNothing above or behind the ear. No quent offenders as are old tires, wood tubes, no cords, no ..cratehy sounds. piles, tin cans and empty jars in the yard. actually Wcmi in the ear Use a good residt al spray on all out Pabuildings, walls, pc--ids, and shrubbery and eliminate stagnant water areas.

Empty and refill a .1 stock and pet water troughs at least --nee a week.

Greenville Avenue Hearin g Aid Center Finally, repair or replace all worn or 2021 Greenville Avenue Dallas 6, Texas damaged screens aril use a space spray Phone TA 6-3930 or aerosol bomb to rid the house of Please Rush Full Information flying, pests, being particularly careful to Name cover foods and eating ware.

Take the precautions now and keep Address them up throughout the summer, and State L City the fly and mosquito population will be the only loser,

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Charlie Majek, 4050 Green Grove Dr. Corpus Christi, Texas (10-13c) _) •4 • Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, District, and State Talent and Point Contests of all our seven Districts.

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4 • OKRES McLENNAN VIC HALL za Soudce 54 District Court • 4 • (— OKRES McLENNAN WINTHROP (Wimp) SELEY za Judge 54 District Court • 4 • (—.— OKRES McLENNAN JOHNNIE HUNT za County Treasurer • • DOROTHY TORRANCE CABANISS Za Okresni Poklanici (0 znovuzvoleni) • • OKRES McLENNAN VIRGIE LA COW CLEPP za Okresniho pokladnika OKRES McLENNAN ED. II. GRIMM Za Smireiho soudce 3. precinktu 4 • ( ) OKRES FORT BEND ELIZABETH WILLIAMS za okresniho poldadnika (0 znovuzvoleni) )•4•( OKRES ELLIS CHARLES SHULTZ za Okresniho Pokladnfica ) • 12th SENATORIAL DISTRICT WARWICK II. JENKINS za Statniho Senatora • 4 • Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, District, and State Talent and Point Conatests of all our seven Districts.

Ve sttedu, dne 21. bfezna 1962 Will your Lodge be represented at the next District Three meeting at Fort Worth Lodge No. 92, March 25, on Roberts Cut-Off Road?

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