Vestnik 1962 03 28

Piipravujme se v 'faith na diistojnou oslavu na geho 65. leti.

BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD R00111{ (VOLUME) 50

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. O. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS. tislo (No.) 13

PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI

28. biezna (MARCH) 1962

Piipravujerne se k nagemu vfroci.

V tomto roce 1962 budeme vzpominati dne pro /ids v Jednote velkeho yYzna,mu, vSTroei jejiho zalnieni dne 1. e'ervence v La Grange, Texas. Dlugno narri vzpomenouti tohoto nageho 65 milniku stojne a ph rAznYch prilegitosti, upevnime dobrou povest nati SPJST nejen ve vgech kruzich krajanskYch ale i mezi nagimi spoluobeany v kagde osade pa Texasu.

'creel ye vedeni na gi Jednoty je pfatelsky soulad s nagi Hlavni Aradcwnou s bratry rediteli, vzajemna ucta a ponozumeni ze sve odpovedne Akoly koname vgichni dle nejlepgich syYch sil, uplatriujice dlouholete skugenosti.

Jiste, ze Vag redaktor jest si toho yedom, ze Mladi ma mnohe vYhody, ale velke prednosti ma i star gi yek, hlavne zkug enost, rozvahu, pochopeni a mirnost.

Zdar nagi elenske kampa,ne jiste Pro nage pochopeni vgech tech snah nabude i dokladem stale 'Civello za j mu o si mladege, tegime se spoluprace s mladrozkvet Jednoty v fadach elenstva teg girn elenstvem a doufame, ze na ge prajak doufame i nad gene a vYsledne din- telske vztahy potrvaji a budou vyslCdnosti nagich kadu. ne.

Nas Vestnik bude i letos jak v roce 1961, stejne jak v letech ptedchazejicich, dobrYm, vernYm obrazem toho, co se v nagi Jednote deje a ge pini svoje poslani k spokojenosti vet giny elenstva.

Chceme aby jsme si dobre rozumeli a proto ptipojime nekolik slov.

V 65. roce budeme se sna git aby Vestnik byl milYm hostem v kagcle domacnosti a aby nikde nezev gednel. Nektere dopisy ktere nas dochazi svedei o tom, ze nage snaha jest uznavana, v gdyt' mame vgdy na parneti predev gim zajmy a prospech Jednoty a vernou slu gbu vgemu elenstyu. Sna gime se ze v gech sil aby mezi nami panovala dobra yule a spokojenost a toto na ge snageni aby bylo oplaceno te g dobrou rah a prtaelstvim nagich sester a bratril dopisovatelti.

V roce, nageho vYznamneho vYroei chci Vam vgem plipomenouti jak dulegitou

rok se stal meznikem no ye doby, skuteeneho mire vgude a spoleeneho gtesti.

Kagdk, z nas, sestry a bratti mute k tomu prispeti udilovanirn staleho souladu pospolu v na gich srdcich a spoleene pak vytvorime radostnej gi a krasnejgi bratr,skou SPJST.

Nadeje a vzpominky jsou snad nejkrasnej gi ba tvrdil bych, nejyzacnejgimi dary lidske duge. Jsou to kekl bych, nejsilnej gimi sloupy o ktere se mAgeme bezpeene opriti za kagdYch okolnosti. — Z nadeji a blaha vzpominek, eemaine silu k dalgimu snageni a takto posileni pevne verime, ze i na ge budoucnost bude Uvedl jsem toto vge abychom si lepe dobra. Mela to nage Jednota take zkourozumeli. Porozumeni prispe j e k tomu Sky, ale vitezne obstala a posileni kraaby tento jubilejni rok jsme vgude osla- 'dime radostne do predu. vili v to nejlep gi shode a srdeene nalaNaeerpejme z odkazu nem zanechanede jedenkagdY a kdyz spojime letos i ho novou silu pro dalgi nage snageni, a budaucne, vetgi prubojnost mladYch se hled'me vic a upreneji do budoucnosti zkug enosti a rozvahou v gech nagich star- ye vike, zo to na ge Jednota, te gce zbudogich, nernn geme se minouti dobrYch vana, dojde jests vice s yeho uplatneni — mezi nagim lidem. — Kdyg probili jsme Jaro a pratelstvi v na gich srdci je ne- se tegkou minulosti destne, pomoci obeuvadajici nadeje v zdar na gi prate at' ji tavYch einovnikti od sjezdu do sjezdu, koname v polich, v dilne, v Aradovne s tak jiste, ze nni geme hlecleti nebojacne nagi inladegi v nagich radech a kdeko- do budoucnosti kdy g budeme i nadale v liv jinde, vge se nam v pratelstvi obraci souladu verne pri sobs stati. — Spojme k dobremu a prospe gnemu. Nage nad ge- vgechny nage sily v tomto roce a v ka g ni nage spoluprace i na ge sestry a bratry gech na gicb distriktech-demrade,v organisatory povede ku zdaru. pomahejme na gim sestram a bratrum orNikdy snad pied timto easem nebylo ganistaornm v jejich snaze pro waist tolik treba jako nyni v teto pohnute do- nagi SPJST. be, abychom co sestry a b,ratti stall pe y Vag S pozdravem Redaktor g pamatnY-neksoba ytkenoa

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Entered as second class mail matter, January 3rd. 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Cong ress of Au g ust 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to Su p reme Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas DN1 ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJICI JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR 5. 0. HOSEK, Box 85 — West, Texas Vydavatele — Publishers CECLIOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Pred p iatne $3.25 ---- Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year ZniOny adres zasilaji se do Hlavnf dfadovny Box 400, Tem p le, Texas Chang es of address must be sent to Supreme Lod g e, Box 400, Tem p le, Texas Pfedolatne a ozniimky bud'ta adresoVany na Vestnik, West, Texas Zivoto p is y zemrelVch elenft seuvefeinall bex p latne — The obituaries are p rinted without charge HLAVNI UIIADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD. L. MAREK, president.

JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president II. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All in. Tem p le, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor, Texas h,EDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 — Gran g er, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San Angelo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., — Bellaire, Texas ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Corpus Christi, Texas TISKOVY VYBOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman 0. 0. Lex 230 — Louise, Texas . VRANCES ()LENA . Ta gg art St. — Houston, Texas 1:•CIDOLPI1 TROTJB1T, S.P.J.S.T. Rest Horne Taylor, Texas STA*ivNi rc- tion. — BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. KIIENEK, p resident, Dime Box, Texas PAUL SABLATURA, secretary 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas

Formulak pro zmenu adresy najdete y eeske i anglicke easti temef v kagdem eisle k pou giti a prosim znovu NEPOSILEJTE ZMENU ADRES do WEST My zde ye West nejsme opravneni menit cokoliv v adresati a ka gdou gadost o gmenu posilejte ptimo do Hlavni ritadovny, Box 400, Temple, Texas.

Pti oznameni zmenY kam si piejete aby Vam byl Vestnik zasilan, udejte eislo syeho tadu, ikde jste elenem, svo j i nowt' ale i starou adresu aby se usnadnilo pkesne zji gteni mezi innolaYch east° stejnYch jmen. Dekujeme Vam • Rozmyslete si to dobie, nevi se rozhodnete nechati se suspendovati neb vystoupite tteba skrz nejake nedorozumeri z nagi Jednoty. Takoveho kroku jiste g' e byste litovali. Ztratite cennou ochranu puo sve mile v padu smrti, ktera ptijde neooekavane a nebude se ptati v j akem stavu jste zanechal svoji rodinu.

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Kdyg ztratite svou pojistku, nemtgete nahraditi ji druhou za tak nizke poplatky a to proto ze nejste ji g y tom yeku v kterem jste do Jednoty ptistoupil. Nevite taky ureite zdali jste v tom samem zdravotnim stavu, jestli mti gete projiti lekatskou prohlidkou. P.uoto jest velice nebezpeono zahravati si lehkomyslne s pojigtenim a kagdY by mel dbati aby mel sve poplatky yeas zapravene a nenechal se suspendovati aneb snad dokonce vylouCiti.

Takove neclbalosti litovalo jig mnoho lidi a a jegte vice — jejich vdovy a si rotci.

slugnou eastku penez a ten Men nejcensve pojigteni. nej gi svuj majetek •

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PtemY gleli jste vag ne o tom, zdali mate svtij zivot dostateene poji gtenY? Eaeitali jste, kolik va g givot ma ceny pro Vagi ,rodinu? Eamatujte, ze vagim treba nahlS7m odchodem rodina utrpi yelikou ztratu, kterou byste lnel alespori giyotni poeasteene heldeti zajistiti jistkou ptimeiene yYSky. Neeekejte ag vas nekdo k tomu vybidne, mohlo by bYti jig pozde a ptemY glete o torn je gte dnes. east() se mi a jiste ge i Vain mnohYin ge se loueirne s osobami pevnem ptedpokladu, ge se s nilni zase brzo shledame, a. ye spechu, v nem g stale gijeme, nemame ani easu Mei jim nekolik dobrYch slov, projeviti jim svoji oddanost a la.sku k nim, tu jen povrchne vesele volame sve "na shledanou", netugice, ge by ten milt' elo yek s nimg se takto loueime mohl odchazeti od nas navg dy. — Oasto pak, ale o ygem ge jig pozde gelime, — kdy bych to byl tujak mnohem vice la.sky byl bych pHtell ukazal a jej potegil. e Na vlidnost a laskavost nemame nikdy bYti skoupi a ovgem ge rovne g na dobre skutky. Nername giviti hney ye svern sudci chceme-li aby se na.m spokojene gilo na zemi, nebot' laska a dobro posiluji telo, nenavist a zloba hubi a niei nas. —

Za dobre slovo, za laskavou ucast, za slugnost se je gte. nikdo nikdy hanbiti nemusel. — Nelze vedeti zda zitrek na,m poda jegte ptilegitost ke konani idobra, a proto nemame nikdy pfechazeti ney gi'nave kolem tech, kteti pies cestu nagi ktiguji a sve tegke btime by lehee j i neNage vagene ptispivatele znovu uposli, kdyby sly geli slovo nage slovo Uc'asti zornujeme, ze neni tteba tu a tarn v do- nebo uznani a kdyby od nas pomoc jim pisech o Uprayu neb opravu gadat ne- usnadnila nesti sve Mine. bot' tak s radosti einime. Jen prosim • 8 pigte struene a vecne. Podavejte na gi veJestli ge si v kratkosti neuvedomime, tejnosti zpLavy o v gem co jste u Vas y ge jen spcleenYm postupem budeme mofade k jeho prospechu a rozvo j e udelali ci na delgi dobu oddaliti zanik to nag i k eenni se ehystate. PH struenem po- matergtiny tak i ta na ge "pisnieka eesdavani takovYch zpra y mtigete psati ea- ka" bude miti kratkY gtvot v to na gi nosteji a bude to teelnej gi a zajima yej- ye vlasti. A piestarime si lhati, ge ta gi pro na gi etenatskou obec. Neopomeri- nage krasna tee tu nezahyne, pakli nete se zminit jak u Vas einnost s mlade- budeme yYdatne podporovati bez rozdigi pokraeuje. lu nage tu zbYvajici Ceske easopisy.

• 1VInohY ten nag "tata" treba ge sam neWady sly gime stignost, g e elenove za- ovlada dobie anglieinu, jeho cleti ji g nenedbavaji placeni s yYch mesienich nauejl eegtine. Tak dobro yolne a jiste i speykri, obnos dlu gici stale roste, laroma- nenucene se vzda yame sve mateHtiny. — di se ag pak je pillig vysokY k zaplaceni oasto yzpominam, ge nebYti na gich braa tu se i nekdy sta ya, 'g e Nen pa eastYch trskYch podprirnYch Jednot zde v Texa upominkach jest koneene yyloueen. Tim su tak by i to na, ge sloyanske citeni jig nage Jednota ztraci elena, nekdy i fad davno bylo zde zahynulo.

Ve stkedu, dne 28. bkezna 1962 KaZd)im dnern, kterYm odkladame v nagich kadech zalonti odbor mladde, ztracime pkilditost ziskati nave nenstvo. VYmluva, 2e doba je nevhodna, Zetatt vas nepujde, je vet ginou neoddvodnena. VZdy a vgude se na j dou oehotne silt', nag e dobre sestry pohotove vypomoci, kdyZ jsou patkiene a yYpomoe poladane. A ditky vase, jen jim dejte pkilentost a ptivedte je nekolikrate do van kadove schfize a uvidite, ze jsou pohotove a ochotne se sdruZiti k einnosti v klubu mladeZe (Youth Club).)

Zastupci jinYch organisaci vyuntkuji kaZde ptilentosti aby ziskali na g mladeZ" a my se zatim jen vymlouvame na, nepkihodnou dobu.

• • V nekterYch mistech, nage kady v tom ohledu jdou pkikladem ostatnim kaddm, kde elenstva se jaksi nemilZe zmoci, odhodiati ku konani noveho naporu s midden, ktera v mnohYch mistech jen eeka na pkilelitost se do spolkoye prace zapojiti. Jen ten tad vyhrava kteny se neboji Pozorujte, jak si to s midden jinde "vedou". Jak to "delaji" v Dallas, v Houston, Fort Worth, West, Ennis, Elk, Cottonwood, Bryan, Waco, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, East Bernard a v jinych mistech.

Radostne dtou se zpi tavy z techto mist sdelujici onveni dinnosti v kadech at' jig jsou to vYlety, zabavy, veeirky, hostiny hry mieove, neb koleekave brusleni (Roller skating) Volleyball a co jineho vice.

• Ku konci poznamek chtel bych naznaditi, ze east° zalen na pkedsedovi tadu jak ktera to nova my glenka v tadu najde pkijeti, odporueeni a uskuteeneni. — O tam vgak si pohovotime vice v ptigtim eisle.

Prosim pkipravujte se jiz dues, sestry a loath na oslavu nageho Oleg S P J S T v eervenci.

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V Lisle u Chicaga zemkel 23. prosince V 1961 ye veku 68 let opat eeskS7ch Benediktind AmbraZ Lev Ondrak, kterY by opatem kla gtera svateho Prokopa v Lisle.

ZesnulY byl duchovnim vddcem es. katolikii a vgemane se snaZil a pozevdnuti hmotne i mravni drovne.

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If you want your Lodge Youth to come into your Lodge and actively participate, you must give them some consideration and pleasures in planning for your Lodge activities. Now is the time for you all to plan for your Lodge Easter Programs in which not only the Youth but the whole membership will have pleasure.

• *To • ( Jack is what lifts a car, and it also is what keeps one going.

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— 2e z katolickeha kostela v Put LaCo jsem pies tSideka vaca byl pochovan na hrbitov Herman SOhne pan Joe Molnar. Zaneehal manklku, syna a starou matku, sestry a zasiechl bratra. Vgem pozdstalYm, na ge uptimna ,dosud mnozi veri sazeti rostliny dle soustrast.

• • mesieka,, nekteki kdyZ, je novY mesieek, jini no, fipinek aneb zas na, prvni dtvrt', — Ze pani Frantigka Dolelalova, zemale kdyg je sucho bez vody nic nevzejde rela minulY tyden v La Grangeske nea ani mesieek nepomilZe. mocnici ve staid 84 let. Byla pochovand • z katolickeho kostela na hkbitov v PluZe krajan Vlad'a Rainogek star 81 me. — Na ge soustrast pazUstalYm. let zenatel minulY tYden ye El Campo nemocnici. Zanechal manZelku syna a — 2e v Houston u kadu 88 dramatickY dceru, pochazel z okresu Fayette. Nage odbor Hlahol chysta se dati na scenu soust)ust rodine. zpevohru. Ma nazev "Kraj anku vrat' se." ♦ • Zajiste, to Houstongti herd zas pekne — Z ‘ e sleena Pat Pekakova z Granger provedou a pfejeme vgem tam nejen hojsi za Zenicha vyvolila pana John Supa- nost trpeliy osti ale i ygechen moZny zdar. ka z Cauplandl a ptejeme mnoho zdra- l3liZSi podrobnosti zdelime ja,kmile nas vi a gtesti. dojdou. Bude to kdys v kvetnu.

• - Ze minulY tYden zemtel ye Fayet- U kadu v Taylor zas 13udou jak oteville krajan Louis Veselka 68 let star a byl k veenemu odpoeinku ulolen na byeejne, pokadat majoyou oslavu a koruRoss Prairii htbitove. Na ge soustrast po- naci sve kandidatky Barbara Naivar, prvni nedeli v kvetnu ktera pripada na zustale rodine. den 6. ten mesie. Tel maji na programu • • pro ditky dne 8. dubna, hledani vajidek.

—2e pan Emil Jekabek vaZenY obchodnik WestskY ji g deli dobu jest nemo- (Easter Egg Hunt.)

0 • cen v domacim og etkovani. Pfejeme aZe u Mclu 39 v Bryan, adbor brat k lepgimu a dpine uzdraveni. chysta velkou oslavu na den matek a • • podrobnosti programu budou nam zdele— 2e ye Fort Worth velka jateeni firma Armour and Company bude v krat- ne. kosti zavtena. Dle zdeleni, ze zvYgene — 2e snageni Houstonskeho sboru platy zamestnanct tent() krok zavinili "Hlahol" a Dallaskeho Choral Group. nektere opravy starch bu'dov dle moZnovu v has onvilo vzpominku na vYyyZadovali dernich poladavkii by velke vydaje, cog by se die udani firmy nevy- rok Vojty Naprstka, kterY — "Zoevem k srdci, srdcem k viasti." — Kaplacelo. z Nas rou ge teSiti vedomi, k pfee ♦ • jen jegte v Texasu nejsme naprosta bez ta ye Fort Worth na g znamY — Anton Beean jest vaZne nemocen v ne- einnosti. Je toho site galostrie meal na mocnici Harris. — Pfejeme brzke a tova- nagi poeetnost, schopnosti a vrozeny hudebni talent, a proto se obracim na sbor le uzdraveni. v Dallas i v Houston by setrvali. Zkuste — Ze Onech 18 tisie akrd lthaleha kde jen trochu mono pro tuto kro.snou Campu vladniho vojska ph Bastro p , — vec zaujati svilj dorost pro ty na ge kra,sCamp Swift, rase federalni vlada daro- ne Ceske a slovanske pisne tak lidove a vala Texas National Guard' a jen. 7000 unaSejiei. NekterY ten Va g zajezd i jinaka' z toho bude soukromne rozproda- de najde porozumeni a mo.Znost nasledovani. Prejeme Vam vgeehen moklY no. — zdar.

• dr• • - Ze v Taylorske nernocnici zerniel va,ZenSr GrangerskY obean pan Tim D. Dekujeme Bartosh, ptedseda First State Bank po mnoho let, on byl 64 let star. Zanechal Za celou na gi etenatskou oboe dekujezde mankiku, syna, sestru a dva bra- me tento tYclen v gem kteri obsah nageho try. Byl z katoliekeho kostala v Granger Vestniku pomohli nam zpestfiti. pochovan na htbitav svateho kki2e. Nage ) • ,,To • ( Members of District Three are urged to soustrast eel& rodine. attend the District Meeting at Fort • • — 2e Inaneltra Edvin fzepovSim v Worth, March 25, at Lodge No. 92. ) • .1• • ( Granger se na,rodila, rortomila dceru g The average 7-inch pencil will make a -ka1.beznpjmiohraline some 35 miles long. dosti s holeidkau.

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Distriktni kalendii PRVNI OKRSEK Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni Achrizi v 1962 na den 6. kvetna (May the 6th.) u hosticiho radii eislo 38 v Kovat, Texas, p11 Zadaji zdru2ene distrikty aby jim tato tak easne oznamena nedele v kvetnu byla laskave poneehana.

• • DRURY OKRSEK Had okrsek planuje svoji Jarni schfizi A962 u radu eislo 48 v I3ayersville yS7ehodne od mesta Taylor, dne 29. dubna (April 29). Bude tato sciatize pouze" "odpoledni" schuze. — Vraklova Polka orchestra bude vyhravati weer k Taneeni zabave PodrobnY program bude co nejdrive mono oznan-ren.

PATt OKRSEK PatY okrsek bude poradati jarni schtzi 20. kvetna. Jak obyeejne, take bude poradana volba firednikU. Schtze se bude konat v sini na Fairchild ve Fort Bend County a hostici rad jest rad Needville 'Oslo 81 Blizsi podrobnosti, eas a program bude v kratkosti oznarnen.

Sestra Bessie Franek tajemnice radu 81 ) • g?* • ( — AESTt OKRSEK Timto Okrsek destY oznamuje, 'Ze jejich jarni schuze se bude konati v osade Talton, prvni nedeli v kvetnu kterd pripada na de n6. kvetna. Zaeatek presne o I hodine odpoledne. o

SEDMI OKRSEK Oznamuje 2e se okrskova schilze bude konat u tadu eislo 56 v Corpus Christi, posledni nedeli v dubnu coA jest 29. dubna (April the 29.)

• • Oznameni o okrskovSrch schtzi v roce 1962 budou ye Vestniku drkny k informaci riadeho elenstva a budou dopineny aneb rozditene jakrnile od okrskfr dojdou daldi podrobnosti.

Prosime o pozornost )• •(

Jet Jednou Vas vdecnny kde: se stehujete upozarnujeme, `2e zmeny adres dhAno zasilati primo do riadi Hlavni fdadovny kde se adresat opravuje. Posiiate-li zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni Uradovne a marne s tim zbyteenou praci a podtovne vS/lOhy. Adresa Hlavni dradovny jest BOX 400 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dekuji \Tam za pozornost pfedem Red.

Leceone tistavy ve °jelly statech Nemocnice ye SpcjenYch statech spadaji do dvou tdavnich skupin. V prvni skupine jsou, nemocnice pro pacienty, kteri budou pravdepodobne potrebovat oSetreni delSi dobu, tedy nemocnice pro duSevne chore, pro lidi s tuberkuloso.0 nebd jinou chronickou neneioci. Tyto nemocnice jsou nejeasteji yychZovany dou federaini nebo statni, pfipadne sprayou mistni.

Druhou skupinu tvoid nemocnice yAecbecne, minene pi p kratS1 pobyt. Vice netli poloyina techto nemocnic je yydrZo yana nev3"TdeleenYmi soukromYmi skupinarni, na pPiklad kostely, uni yersitami, filantropy nebo jinYmi dobroeinnYmi oiganisacemi. Pederalni vlada, statni yla.dy a rnistni spra yy vydrZ'uji 43 procent vdeobecnych nemocnic.

Mame zde take malou skupinu vdeobecnYch nemocnic, ktere jsou znamy jako "vlastnicke" fistavy. Jsou soukrome. vlastneny skupinou Jaen', korporacemi nebo soukromYmi obeany. 'Va gina dobrovolnYch a vladnich nemocnic je rizena neplacenou radou km:Ataru nebo slUZenou z vladnich, universitnich nebo cirkevnich hodnostatil a frrednikt, eili z lidi, kteri nemaji pa strance povolani rile spoleeneho s medicinou.

Jinou formou lekarske peee zaWivaji se ye SpojenYch statech kliniky, ktere paskytuji diagnosticke, leeebne a preventivni zakroky pacientfun, kteri nejsou v nemocnici, Kliniky , byly zrizeny jednak se zretelem Ira poskytovani lekarskeho odetreni nemajetnYrn obeantm, jednak ye snaze umo2niti dodateenY vYcvik mediku pod radnym dozorem. Dnes mohou na kliniku jiti jak lide neplatici, tak i platici, podle toho o jakou kliniku jde.

Nektete kliniky maji toti2 spojeni s nemocnici nebo medieinskou fakultou; jine jsou soukromYnn klinikami, zrizenYmi skupinami lekaft, z nich2 kaZdY se specialisuje na neco Vetdina klinik pri nemocnicich prijima jen ty pacienty, jejich2 finance nedovoluji inn jiti k soukromemu lekari.

Oktfeni na klinice je pak bezplatne. Posledni dcbou rozdifuji vda,k mnohe nemocnice tuto slunu i na pacienty, jsou ochotni platiti. Na.nektere kliniky je mono jiti s rriznYmi neduhy, zatim co jine se specialisuji toliko na jednu , chorobu — ra.kovinu, srdeeni nemoci, tuberkulosu a pod.

Nemocnice maji obyeejne mnoho oddeleni, z niche kahle se venuje pacientfun s jednou nemoci. Jsou tam oddeleni pro detske nemoci; oddeleni pro dudevne chore; oddeleni porodnicke a pro

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nove narozena, nemluvriatn,; oddeleni chirurgicka, v nichZ se pacient pripra, vuje na operaci a v nichZ se po operaci zotavuje. atd.

Srdcem kaZde nemocnice je snad dnes ope • aeni sin, kterd se v poslednich nekolika desitiletich stala scenou neseetnYch novinek v chirurgicke technice a zatIzenI. Jsou to mna priklad stroje, ktere za pacienta pri operaci dYchaji a prisobi prondeni krve, stroje, ktere cloeasne prejmou einnost ledvin, a pod.

JinYm drilelitYm mistem v nemocnici je sin, kde jsou lekari a odetrovatelky pohotove etyryadvacet hodin denne jati se kaZdeho, jehoz sta y vy2aduje okamZiteho zakroku. Nemocnice jsou vybaveny laboratoremi a mistnostmi na prosvecovani pacientil roentgenern; tam provadeji se zkorSky, ktere umoMuji lekari dospeti k rychle a spravne diagnose choroby. K teplorneru, stetostopu a pristroji na mereni tlaku krve pridru2ily se komplikovane aparaty elektronicke — spektrofotometr na analysu krve, elektroencefalograf na mereni vlIn v mozku, elektrokardiograf na zaznamenavani tlukotu, srdce, a sesilovaci zatizeni, umoMujici prornitnuti zvetdeneho roentgenoveho snimku na televisni plochu.

Mnohe nemocnice maji te2 rehabilitaeni ti stied v nich2 se pacientum dostava pomoci lekarti, therapistti, odettovatelek a jinYch profesionalnich Za pomoci hydrotherapie, ultrasoniky, oza.rovani, telocviku a jinYch leoebnStch zakrokil dopracovavaji se tato fistfedi dobrYch vYsledkil pri mirneni bolesti a urychleni konvalescence po nemoci nebo po zraneni.

Ke konci treba I podotknouti, ze arnericke nemocnice maji jedte jinY Teel, starati se o nemocne. Nemocnice maji rozsahlY program vedeckYch yYzkumn, dohlikji na vzdelani medikil a technickeho personalu a ridi zdravotni akce, verejne a preventivni.

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Nase naystevv Kdy2 se nam prihodi, 2e o nektere mile navdtevy se opomeneme zminit, talc nam to laskave promifate. Tento prave minuly v tiskarne navdtevou nas potedil, bratr reditel Henry Vitek z Granger, bratr feditel R. Cervenka, bratn Heny Taladek z Dallas, mankle Louis TobernY a mankle Fr. Orsakovi z Dallas, sestra Kri2anova, bratr J. Marek, H. Freund, — Dekujeme za kaMou zpravu a prijd'te zas.

PeknYm dopisem se prihlasil i s predplatnYrn na Vestnik pamatovali manZele Ant. Ermisovi, sr. z Aguas Dulce. — Obnos byl predan bratru vydavateli.

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b•ezna 1062

V drivej fich dobach nebylo noSeni tak beZne jako 4nes, kdy nikomu ani na mysl neprijde, aby se pozastavil nad tim, potka-li nekoho v brYlich. Byly v'Sak doby, kdy brYle byly hotovou sensaci, ba dokonce i stredem posmeehu.

Zdravotnictvi v minulYch .easech nobylo na takovern stupni jako dnes. Jen si vzpomenme, jak misto pohodlneho a eisteho topeni a vytapeni mistnosti byla poufivano otevrenYch oteveenych oh(ve starYch hradech i venkovskYch chalupach), pit nicbZ kout odchazel otvorem ye strope a nebo trYchtYtera zaveSenYm nad oteveenYrn ohniStem. Pei takovem vytapeni lidskYch obydli nejvice trpely oel. Take" prach silnic a ulic nebyl lidskenat zraku ku prospechu.

Tehdy bylyl oeni choroby neobyeejne rczSieeny. Nebyla vSak kteti by oai leeili, ani prosteedkU, ktere by lidera navracely zrak. Pouze na jarmarcich a trzich objevovali se vklijaci dryjaenici, kteri se dokonce odvaaivali i operaci, ovS'ern s vYsledkern east() velmi ZalostnYm. Tak ku pelkladu Silhajicim detem byly takovYmi ranhojiai nasazovany zvla'Stni masky, ktere mely clrybrie oai denutit k primemu pohledu.

Ve XIII, stoleti objevily se na trzich prvni brYle. Proto2e se tehdy nosily koZeainove a plstene &nice hlubcko staZene do eel, pripovnovaly se skliaka zaveknd no, dratech prim° k eepici. Prvni lide s brYlemi byli povaZUvani Za, blazny a kdekdo se jim vysmival. JeSte i po cele XIV. stoleti si uchovavaly jarmarky primdt prodeje brYll a poulienibo 06.1. BrYle se kupovaly tak, ze z hromady hotoveho zbozi si poteebnY aloyak vybiral tak dlouho, az na e1 one skla, kterd jeho °aim nejlepe vyhovovala. kaeft ph torn nohylo, asistoval pouze neSkolencj proda yae, peivolavajici svVra kern nova zakaznihy.

Dnes se zraku venuje stale vet§i pace a od vstrepu ditete do Skoly je jeho zrak, stale pod dozorem, ba dokonce kdy jeAte delve neZ je dite povinne. Dnes se obrYlenemn eloveku nikdo nesmeje, nepovauje nositele brYli za blazna, protoe vS'ichni vime, jak dineZitV je zrak a '2e nokni hrYli path k peel o lidske oh, Ptivodni vYnalezce prvnich brYli je neznamY, Od prvialch skRek, 1.131 - iz si lido pomahali k tomu, aby 1(.0,‘ k dnesnina drobre;in aoakam, peimo pod oani je dob.,. a veimi dlouhY eetez zlenSovani, upravovdni, zdokonalovani. JeSte do neddvna nebylo znamo pcufivani tak zvanYch bifokalnich skel( doublevision) spojujicich

V tSTNi g — WEST, TEXAS sklo k videni do dalky v hornim tseku, se sklern na blizko v Useku: doinina.

Take forma brYli se postupne manila.

Jen vzporriente na maid ovalova, skliaka naSich decleakft a babieek, tak zvane "skripce" vidane nejeaste j i u lekarti a profesorti. —take president Masaryk nosh skeipec bez poboanich zavesti — a koneciMe i filigranske "cvikry" student-17i, preeasto noSene jen pro ozdobu s obyCejnYin sklera.

Za drieSni doby je vYroba brYli a jejich prodej z ylaStnim oborem prilmyslu a obchodu a zamestnava velkY poeet radne Skolenych Je pravda, Ze jeke i 'dues si v mnoha peipadech lide kupuji brYle tak, Ze si sami vybirali takova, skla, ktera se jim zdaji pro jejich nejlepE Led tento zpUsola nakupu zanika neni daleka doba, kdy zmizi docela, aby byl nahraZen prime odbornym a peelivYm peedbeZnYin vySeteenim • ) vti • ( NOVE NAlkiIZENi 0 CESTOVACH I3ASECH DO CIZINY (Informaeni elanek) Podle novYch natizeni vyclanYch statnim clepartmentem, Glen komunisticke strany nemtZe ziskat pas k cestovani za hranice, ale department peiznava, ze v takoverrito pripade odepeeni vydani pasu, osoba, o niZ je tvrzeno, Ze je elenem komunisticke strany, ma pravo podrobit keiZovernu vYslechu udavaee, prozkou, mat tajne zpravy proti ni udelane.

Od roku 1958 podle vYnost NejyySSiho soudu, statni department nemel prava, vydani pasu odepeit a nova regulaeni natizeni statni department dela je podle vYnosu Nejvy'SSiho soudu z 5. eer yna minuleho roku, kdy vetSina NejyySS'ilm soudu pen ku etyeem uznala, Z • e komunistickd strana se must registrovat — avSak vSmos NeyvySSiho soudu jedna jen a registraci ne o dal6ieh provizich zakana, .jako o vydavani past, zamestnani v zavodech kde je vYroba pro narodni cbranu, trestech jenZ zdkon predpisuje, nebo o torn, Ze kaZda publikace musi nesti oznaeeni, Ze je komunistiska.

VYslovne se ye vYnosu VetSiny eika, ze jestli komunisticka strana se nebude rep;istrovat a. .pouZije pateho clodatku ustavy, Ze toto bude projedndno ph daldim eizeni.

Statni department poi vydavani novYch natizeni., jak omeziti vydavani past musel obchazet konstitueni pravo, zaruerile kalcierau obdanu svobodu cestavani.

McCa pranuv &Ikon v roku 1950, podle nehoZ statni department nova natizeni vydal eika, ze Hen organisace, ktere je natizeno se registrovat nesmi ani o pas Ze toto podleha pokute deseti talc dolarti nebo pet let Zalate, nebo oba clva

Strang 5 tresty, pokuty i Z'alar. Ale zakon, kterSi byl Kongresem schvalen v (lobe korejske valky jde i dale a kika, ze natZe bYti i potrestan neednik paarveht.) oddeleni, kterY by pas vydal. Musel z toho statni department hledat nejake vs,"7chodisko a justieni department yypomehl "vysvetlenim" dati Zadateli o pas moZnost hlednout do ta.jnYcla clokumentit a pasovemu Ukedniku ziskat tak .spravnYch informaci, a podle nick se fidit, zdali pas vydat nebo ne.

konala se u hosti(tho eislo 92 Fort Worth v nedeli due 25. beezna za velke ucasti elenstva tohoto okrsku a hostel z jinYch okrsku.

Didelite zalefitosti byly projednane aisle. DokterYch se zminime v maci eddy Fort Worthske, DallaskY rad 84 a 130 dale rad 66 Waco by]. poeetne zastoupene ale i jine eddy okrsku vyslali sVe zastupce. Na programu odpoled.ne po chtitnem °bade-, obZVldSte zpev "Dallas Choral Club" eadu 84 se nana v'Sem krasnYm sborovym zpevem za.vdeeil. NUSe, mla,deZ mela, eeStne a peeetne zastoupeni.

VYber, kterY se jiz po delSi doby staral by zajiSteno bylo misto pro Distriktni "Youth Camp" /lade Pobli2e steedu okrsku ve vhadne k tomu krajine, Ze ,naS bratr Josef F. HOlasek vydavatel Vestniku a Hospodffe nabldl distriktu dar 10 'akru pozem:ku, co. sve fanny v okresu Hill.

Po zprave vYboru ktcrY tento project vySetril 'bylo jednomysine ocilalasovano sedeene podekovati sestee a bratru Josef F. HoldskovYm Ye za tento velkoduSni dar tohoto pezernku pro taboegte mlad.eZe, ' (Youth Camp) teeth° ekirsku_ SPJST. PeisluSna resoluce diku bude naanZ"eltm PolaskovYm odeslana vYborem. SchitZe tato .3koneeria 'Pozde. veaer.

Vic o torn v:Sein v pristine aisle. -- Jsrne koneene na ceste k uskateOneni naSeho davneha 'Jean' pro nafi 4,4 If you avant your • into your Lodge and must give them s as l. plusures in •"9, ne,,,

itb to come participate, considevation yoni Lodge 'Q.all to graa1:3

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Rol Corpus Christi timto eini fictive pozvani eels vetejnosti aby ptisli mezi nas a pomohli odkoupit ptipravene obedy a Agua Dulce, Texas y eeeke pfitom vyslechli na,Se uchazeee do Ctena, redakce. vetejnYch politickych &adu a spoleene Doufam, k prominete, Z`e jsme se s se pobavili ptivitali se stati znami a napfedplatnS7m na Vestnik o pozdili. Zapo- vazali nove znarnosti a ptatelstvi. mene elovek na neco dost east°, My2 tu Za Sokol Corpus Christi, zfistava tak Zijem na tom polednim zapade.

John StaSa, Jednatel Mame tu sucho, sucho a moc. Je nam tak tfeba, dobreho date. Od mesice záHouston tad 88 if 1961 nam tu v okoli potadne nezaprRime do ptedu Alespon kulturne v Selo jak jen male pfehanky a menSi Boustonskem Blaholu. nic. sprSky a ty posledni 4 mesice Rada starSich kteti zde vladnou tim Jen velke vetry a zima v ledriu vSecky kunagem rozhodla se, k naSi na y stromy a plodiny a ty velke lany zele-StevniczaslouZ jdvietneho "flexu" (len) vSe to zmrzlo na.doumeleckou firovni a rozhodla se s vadlo bte. Farmati maji zrno majzu zasetou ale je to jen.misty Arze gle a misty nic a tentokrate pro —operettu se zpevy a vSechna bavina co byla vzeSla vSechno tanci. 0 torn poslednim nevim to tak to zmrzlo zaeatkem biezna a zas "name ureite, ale ono v kaZde operete ma bYt ktera zpialespoil jedna — subretta velke vetry a mraziky. ✓d a tanei. Nesuaim vSak malovat Certa No ale doufejme v to nejlepAi, 2e Pan na zed', oni byli vstavu streit me to, na Brih toho deSte ptec jen nam ze gle. Vest- krk. nik dostavame v potadku, diky. — VSak jste v poslednim divadle byli Zdfavime ave. ptatele v okoli Buckholts sveclky jake specialy umeji pro a Cameron. mné vybrat k sehnani.

S pozdravem Doufam vSak Ze se tak nestane, neb Anton a Marie M. Ennis, st mi Mila Karel posledne tikal, te jsem • • lard' pod — psa — a tak me asi streej do boudy a budu napovidat. ád 86 Temple, Texas Ono je to koneene jedno jak elovek.

Bratki a sestry tadu SlovanskV Svaz Cislo 86 yam zdeluji, e nã S tad od tohoto slouti rte Thalii.

Operettka ma nazev `Krajanku vrat' se' dne bude konat sve schfize v dome 0. V. Motiv byl asi vzat a ponZit z TfimoVanieek na 4 N. 34 st. Temple. ye kterYch on PkiSti tadova schfize v dubnu bude pr y vYch — 6eskSTch mlYnu -niedl 1.ubnavjedhoinu ✓kly humorne popisoval veselSr Zivot ye odpoledne. Tak infiZete sve poplatky pti- starch eeskVch — klepaeich. — jak tenkrate nazYvali ty stare vodni in1S)ny rozjit si tam zapravit na udane adrese. sete po vetArch potokach.

S bratrskYrn pozdravem Tak se vSichni tate na 27. kvetna. Na 0. V. Vanieek, taj. tento den neeifite sobs Za,dne jine *( ) Corpus, Christi, Texas Znamy. Tento den vSichni milovnici divadla sejdou se v Houstonskem Pokroku Ptatele! ✓ nedeli 8. dubna 1962, se potada Pik- na Krajanku vrat' se. 'nik, za ueelem dati statnim a okresnirn Na shledanou E. Kouba politickVm kandidattm pfilaitost se o) 4, beznamit s voliCi, mistnimi obyvateli.

Zde jest program: Hvezda Texasu eislo 47, SPJST Barbikovane kuiata k obedu a vedeii, Seaton, Texas se vSemi ptikrmy budou posluhovany od Bratfi a sestry: 12-do-2 hodin, a veeete v 5:30 hodin doDnes neni mnoho o km psat protok kud zasoba potrva. nasledkem pohitu jednoho z naSich staVe 2:30 teeneni kandidatil do 4:00 ho- rVch 'dent bratra Karla OndraSka, ktedin. Od 4:00 hodin do 5:30 bude "Cake ry2to pohteb byl odbYvan ten samY eas Walk" pro vSechny dal a dospele. co byla potadana tadova, schilze, byla taMame zase Zadost k naSim spolkovYm to obmezena na nejnutnejSi jednani a spolusestram sokolskVin aby zase byly tak pak byla rozpuStena aby se tadovi MaStecifi ja lm Orly a °pet ptispely s peel- tti a sestry mobil pohibu bratra OndyitS\Tem a pomaci do kuchyne a bratti So- ka fleastnit. koli pomohli napect kuta,ta a line nutne Prato se jednani ohledne opravy nebo ptipravy. KaZda pomoc i dar bude s po- upravy sine, ktere melo bYt v bteznove vdekem ptijatY. schnzi vypra,covane odloZilo do schtze Sokol je bezv3-Tdeleena telesna vVchov- dubnove, kde maji bYt plany stavebiate na organisace dobrovolnikt sloueend pod ho vVboru schvaleny nebo zavrhnuty. trYsadou Americke Obce Sokolske. — So- Bylo pociano nekolik navrhfi v teto zale-

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Mtosti a bratti a sestry maji rozhodnout kterY by byl nejlepSi. Proto bratti a sestry ptijd'te vAichni do dubnove schtze ktera se bude odbSivat v nedeli prvnih.o dubna. (na aprila).

13,natr Frank 8panhel mladSi syn nakho bratra Frank V. 8pahhela dobreho tadoveho pracovnika Si vzal novou pojistku a sestra Betty Ann Olejnikova zmenila svou pojistku z dvacetilete na patnactiletou.

Bratfi a sestry pkijd'te (nebo pkijed'te) vSichni do pkiSti schtze nic na to nedbejte, to je prvniho aprila. Na shledanou!

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Ltatiei a Sestry Organisitora Bratici a sestry organisatoil poveim'nete si laskave ra gnSrch zprav, "co jsem pies tjiden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in the News", kde uvadime ptiletitost pro vas zajemce vyhledat a pkipomenoutt jim, to ka golSr elovek potkebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlepei uloteni naeich penez, vzpomerite jim, te v katdern ptipade dostane pojiAtenSr sve penize zpatky. — PH torn ale katdSr Glen SPJST ma pfiletilost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeenske praci v fade i v na gich distriktech s naei mladeti aneb bti leastni dobroMilne praci. — Ziskairejme ditky meni v nati rubrice aneb ty ditky na§ich zemfe13?ch elena. — Pamatujme na to, ge chceme v tomto roce °pet pkeq§iti ureenou kvotu a pfejeme yam vee. chen jen mo'gnSr zdar. ) 4 •

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Dosud jsolu liana zasilan razne obrazky k uvetejneni ye Vestniku nektere i od neelena, a tet takove, ktere s spolkovou praci vabee nemaji vztahu.

Bylo usneseno, te takove nebudou uvefejnovanSr. Bylo na tuto vec jit jednou upozorneno a litujeme, to nelze vyhovet.

Zaroveri Zdelujeme, te obrazky ku kterS3m nend pfiloteno zpateeni poRovne, nevracime — Kdy g ptilotite k obrazku dopis, poznaete tak na obalce jinak cezasilka jest "prvni tfidy" a chybujici poetovne doplaci redakce. — — Noktere obrazky z nati spolkove Cinnosti neize tet nekdy poutiti pro tisk, kdyt jsou nejasne aneb maji tmave pozadi.

Vratime je Vam oveem kdyt pfilotite po,§tovne.

Dekujeme yam za pozornost.

Red. e 4t, Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, District, and State Talent and Point Contests of all our seven Districts.

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:each/ 38. Kovi •, Texas Sestry a brat& Nag e eadova schtize se konala dne 11. beezna a nav gteva byla dobra obtvlagte sester pei glo hodne a to nas te gi. Byla vzdana pocta na gi vlajce, &ten zapis a dopisy dogle. Bratei Kotulan Heibek podal]. 1/41etni zpravu, byla schvalena. — Odlotene jednani bylo obarveni te nagi steechy na sini cot ukoneeno.

Sestra Lillie Evielo tacla o propiljeeni sine 24, beezna, pro zdavky brats A. Zimmeihanzla k slavnosti. Bratr Ch. Kalina, -Let tada, o proptijeeni sine pro Kalinovu Reunion a zaroveri zve v gechny aby pfi gli. Dekujeme za pozvani.

Peedseda bratr Batina zdeluje, te ma mlacleho elena k peinnuti do eadu. zda se te by bylo velice pekne kdyby se nas k pkijimani noveho elena vtdy segel vetgi peeet Clem, noveho elena do nageho steedu jak to ma bYt"peivitat. Podat mu katdY ruku a seznamit se slu gne s novYm elenem.

Tak by videli i ty mladgi j ak jedname a easteji by pak i do na gich schnzi jak to peijimani ted' provadime, ani nevimi kdo je vlastne u rids elenem, kdyt jej nepozname. — Do nagi peigti schnzi peijd'te co /nand nejvic, budeme projednavat zaletitosti pro to nagi peiSti distriktni schuzi ktera se bude konat u nageho fade dne 6. kvetna. Musime se na to peipravovat a ledacos ujednat Co a jak. — Vtdyt' katclY mute peednest nej akY gikovny navrh. — Pei te schtzi vgechny ty na gi eleni ktefi jsou v Jednote 50 let obdrti &stile odznaky a i ty z druhYch fade/ nageho distriktu. Bude to jiste slavnostni.

Tak neza,pomerite a pkijd'te do nagi schtize dne 8. dubna a po schnzi budeme mit pro ditky Easter Egg Hunt, co zajieek jim nacieli. Peipra yinae dobrou pak svaeinu, dobee kafieko a neco i zajist.

Vgak ona to sestra Evieic tet v anglieke east]. popi ge. Minulou sobotu peijeli mantele Schlitzkusovi z Houston ko rodine a v nedeli se jell podivat na sye buzne do nemocnice v Austin. --- Tet k iodine Jerry Stepana peijela nav gteva z Burleson, mantele A. Stepanovi a v nedeli jell zas do Gonzales se podivat na jeji rodiee. — Myslim, te toho dnes jit bylo dost napsano. — Kdyby z katde osady kde stava fad, ka.tclY jen nee° malo napsal co se tam u nich v eadu deje a jak pokraeuji, tak by ten na g Vestik byl jiste pro v gechny vie zajimavy. — Tak tedy nezapomerite na, dne 8. dubna. — ze sesterskYm pozd,ravem Vam vgem jse m Mary Stepan, dopisovatelka

vESTNIK — WEST, TEXAS itad 88, Houston, Texas Milt' &tended!

Opet jdu s tro gkou mezi vas, ale moc toho nevim. Posledni card party v mesici beeznu se opet yydatila, te jich peiglo hodne k obedu a pochvalovali si cot rids tegi. Ponevadt to bylo jit na zaeatku v dobu postni, tak pro ty co se postili od masa, jsme men smatene ryby a tak bylo vyhoveno vgem.

Peigti ()bed a 'card party' sestry od birthday Club budou potadat prvni steedu v mesici dne 4. dubna. Zacatek v 10 hodin rano a v poledne chutny obed.

KatdY jest uctive zvan, Peivedle sve zname.

Schtize tenskeho kroutku bude dne 11. dubna, jako vtdy druhou steedu v mesici. Pocatek v 11 hodin a v poledne Navgtevnice jsou vtdy vitany. Minulou schtizi moll jsme hodne nav gtevnic, a tet hodne mutt/ pei glo v poledne k obedu- Jste taciani kterYm motno darovat nejake veci pro na ge "door prizes" budem yam vgem za to vdeeni. Hostilkami pro mesic duben budou sestry Estelle Kelly, Evelyn Mikolas. Annie Baethe a Albina Drawe. Sestry ktere slavi narozeniny v mesici dubnou psou: Della Kadleeek, Agnes Svaeina a Sophie Hruby.

Celt' kroutek jim peeje Happy Birthday a jegte vice dalgich narozenin se doekati.

Prodej kolaefi bude opet prvni sobotu dne 7. dubna. Cot vtdy sestry od kroutku peeou ty koldee a to vite te co to da prace. Zadejte si va gi objednavku do piedu.

Pro' deti Velikonoeni nadilka u eadu Po kok bude v nedeli odpoledne dne 15. clubna. Davejte pozor je gte na dal gi oznameni.

Pro dne gek jit toho necham. Pozdray na vgechny a tet abyste v gichni pekne a vesele utili Velikonoenich svatku, pamatka to Vzkei geni Pane, slavny a velmi yYznamnY den v roce, deti ov gem se tesi na zajieky a malovana vajieka, za Birthday Club pile Sophie HrubY, dopisovatelka 9

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Sloyanski Lipa, eislo 66, Waco, Texas Mill bratfi a sestry: Peedseda Otto Hanu g zahajil nagi schfi zi v nedeli odpoledne v 2:45 hodin v Linden Hall. Se gel se peknSr poeet elenii a vzdali test vlajce a sestra Mary Sue Moore ji peedeikala.

Vgichni neednici byli peitomni.

Navgitevou u nas byli pani Olsen a pani Sophie Miller, bratr 2alman z Elk, Sestra Dorothy Cabiniss s mantelem.

Bratr Vie Hall bratra sestra Alvin Nesvadba z Ennis. Te gilo nas velice te neigh a doufame to zase nekdy pkijdou.

Protokol byl eten a peijat jak eten.

Strana 7 Dekovne psani bylo etene od oratra a sestry A. M. Vr1a, z Dallas.

Bratr Biill Koienek pravil,ze keditele meli svou schfizi, veeer 15. biezna ye ktere zase rokovali o chladiee pro sin a bylo ujednano aby keditele to vykidili jak nejlepe mohou.

V sobotu odpoledne 14. dubna se bude eistit v sini a venku kolem sine tet, a vgichni eleni jsou vyzvane aby pomoct, pak bude jidlo a obeerstveni.

Maine se dostavit o jedne hodine.

Sestra Libbie Parma c:lekovala tern HeMien co vypornohli .kdsrt mladet mela ten tanec v nedeli yeeer. Pravila, te maji plany na, vgelijake radovanky pro. mladet tento rok. V nedeli 15. dubna budou mit Easter Egg Hunt a 'bet je to den nagi schtize. Pravila sestra Parmova, to tyto studenti dostali vyznamenani ve syYch gkolach a sice: La Nell Oeska z .

Unive/sity High, pak Frances Miller, Beverly Gaidu gek, a Kathy Stanislav z Reicher High. Na ge srdeene gratulace jim a jejim rodiefn.

Tito eleni maji tento mesic narozeniny a jsou to sestry: Mary Nell Narovec, Matilda Hanu g, Mary Kudelka, Millie Koienek, No‘rana Adameik, Melanie Hanu g, Kathy Mazanec, Christine Narovec ,a Paula Janet Scott.

Pak: bratei — Clement Karlik, Jr., M,iauricb TranY, Jiohnnie Engelke, a Edward Traywick, Jr., Zazpivali jsme jim "Happy Birthday" pisen.

Sestra Parmova tet rozdala, jako feditelka mla,dete na geho spolku, eesky deveattim za, "body" nashromatdene pilnou spolkovou praci, a daro yano od Hlavni idadovny mladeti, a sice: teeti misto dostala Sharon Engelke a La Nell 6eska; druhou cenu, Beverly Gaidugek a pak prvni cenu Zephyr Spence. Zephyr tet vyhrala pro celY Teal Okrsck prvni cenu jako nejvice ziskanYch bodfl. Nage gratulace yg em a jsme na ne hrdi, te tak dobee pracujou. Zephyr Spence podekovala, IpeihodnYini slovy. Sestra Paranova pak vyzvala sestra Nesudovou aby mladeti a nam vylotila nee° o Volley Ball a sestra Nesudova deveatiim tet gratulovala.'

Uradili se, te ten Volley Ball budou hrat at bade mladet mit svin "Youth Activity Day" a v ten den tet bude Talent Contest pro mladet od 14 rokit vYSe. Sestra Dorothy Moore zdelila, te se Mag karni Bal dosti dobee vyclatil a te brtatr a sestra Frank Parma vyhrali prvni cenu a penize dali spatky mladeli.

13ratr a sestra L. 0. Ho gek z West dostali druhou cenu a tet dali obnos zpet na Youth Camp Fund, a teeti vyliral Marvin Matug se syYm peitelem. Jmena pro detske vyhee nam nebyly ,oznamene.

ana 8 Predesda Otto Hanue se tazal, jestli bychom chteli nejakou zabavu po kaZde sehitzi a ujednali jsme se, 2e kaZdk treti mesic nam zabavni vkbor new zabavnab° prichysta.

Marne jednoho kandidata pro MenStvi a sice: John Louis Wendt, Class E, napsank bratrtm Otis Ceskem. Mame jednoho noveho elena, Elmer Herbert Olsen, v Class D, napsankm bratrem Chris Spencem. Velice radi je mezi nas pri j ima'am to vysvetlit a pravil, Ze se bude o tom rokovat v Distriktni Schtizi.

Dverni cenu vyhral bratr. Bennie Engelke a MaliCka Margaret Rose GaiduSek. Schtze ukoneila ve 4:20 a mlade2 mCla svou schtizi a pak se jedla veriere.

NaSe prieti schtze bude te2 15. dubna a ten den bude te2 Easter Egg Hunt. Tak vSichni, prijd'te a. privedle deti aby meli a prosime nezapomerite, 2e den peed schilzi to bude 14., se bude eistit sin a kolem sine.

Srdeenk pozdrav vkm Cotucim zasild, RtZena Parma ) ° •T• ♦

KALENDAR Z Houston se zdeluje, Ze sestry od du 88 poradaji "Card Party" dne 4. dubna zaeatek 10 hodin dopoledne a schtIzi KrouZku dne 11. dubna a v poledne °bed, — Prodej koldett prvni sobotu v mesici dne 7. dubna.

Nezapomerite.

Velikonoeni nadilka pro deti u radu odpoledne dne 15.

88 v Houston v dubna.

Prived'te ditky. ♦ Rad 66 oznamuje 'Easter Egg Hunt' v Elm Mott sini dne 15. dubna. Nezapomerite.

• Na Koval' u radu 38 oznamuji schfizi a pak `Illedani vajieek' pro ditky a tak se veichni dostavte. ♦ • Rad Cislo 4 Hallettsville oznamuje, 2e porada velkk 'Easter Egg Hunt' pro ditky v nedeli dne 8. dubna v Recreation Hall.

• • ' Add v Taylor Cislo 29 oznamuje `hledani velikonoenich vajieek' v nedeli dne 8. dubna, dale pak v kvetnu a site dne 6. `Majo you oslavu' pri sve sini s kralovnou v nadherne vkbave. Jste uctive pozvane. ♦ ♦ V Dallas, rad 84, chysta, Youth Club ye prospech netiho okrsku Youth Camp fondu predvesti divadelni pPedstaveni 'Zapad'acke s nazvem "Gun Smoke" a Western Comedy v nedeli dne 8. dubna zaeatek o 4 hodinach odpoledne a Chuck Wagon Supper. Pil.jcl'te.

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ANUSE MITTENHUBROVA

Plana rye Divei Roman Pokradovani "Neet'astnk hoch! Co s Mau ti ubozi rodiee poenou?" "ftikal jsem. Rumeei, aby ho dal na meslo, at' si vyvoli obor, jen2 by se mu zamlouval, snad v milem zamestnani nebude miti easu mysliti na provacleni zloclejskkch svkch choutek. Tato chtivost po penezich ovSem Tonikovi nezarueuje doty pe.brou budoucnost. — Ty penize jaka to despoticka mot, ktera strhuje lidi v nepravost a stava se kletbou slabkch povah."

"Cast° jsem si myslivala, 2e takovk mladk hoch se nehodi za, kancelaieskeho sluhu a hlavne za poslieka. Byl tim vystaven prilis velkemu pokueeni."

"V,§ak vis, jak nerad jsem ho ueinil jsem to je z ohiedu na rodiCe. Pro takoveho zkaZeneho studenta teZko lze nalezti pkisluSne . zamestnani. Nedivil jsem se otci, Ze tolik usiloval, aby se hoch uplatnil v lepeim prostredi. Byl by ho mei rad na oeich a do tovarny ho pi'ec jen posilati nechtel, zde jest teprve nezdrava pada pro takove krehke povahy. Rumen cla nyni Tcmika do ueeni k pisnemu mistru treba do Boleslave, aby mohl za nim easteji dochazeti a nan dohliZeti.. Uznal, 2e jen bezohlednou pkisnosti bude mono je'Ste uvesti hocha na dobrou cestu. Za to mne nastava nova, starost, vyhledati vhodneho, poctiveho poselaka; nejradeji bych mute starMho, abych se nan mohl spolehnouti."

"Snad mezi starSimi tkalci by se nektery naeel," navrhovala pani.

"Kde pak du ginko, z tovarny nechci nikoho, nedelalo by to dobmtu."

"Tatinku, ja, vim kdo by se pro to hodil!" ozvala se Rit2enka, ktera dychtive naslouchala vypraveni otcovu.

"Ty?" Hlas pana Doubra yskeho znel nedirverive. "Nu2e, kdo pak to jest?'"

"Stark Ko2V6,1!"

"Stark Koet'al?" opakoval reditel udiven, "jak prielas na tuto myelenku?"

"Vzpomeri si tatinku, 2e jsi KoSt'alce v pondeli rano fekl, Ze bys KoSt'ala do tovarny vzal, kdyby se pro neho nejaka, vhodna, prate vynala. A za kanceldfskeho posluhu, a poetovniho poslieka se snad hodi i obuvnik."

"Vida, vida, mudrlanta. Neni to tak snadne, jak se domkSlie, musil bych drive vedeti, moZno-li se nan spolehnouti. A to je asi kamen rirazu. KoWal si rad pfihne, zapomene se, neize se na neho spolehnouti —" "Ale, tatinku, on se polep2i, bude ii2 hodnkm," primlouvala se divka.

.11:ozna 1962 Ve stredu, 281 "Tornu ty 8oteeku, nerozumie Ja. yellce pochybuji, Ze by to stark KoSt'5,1 dokazal."

"Otee Zi2ka rekl 2e je to mane!"

"Nu, rek1-11 to on, pak to ovSem ma jinou vahu, pak ani ja nechci pochybovati o moZnosti Koet'alova obratu," usmal se pan Doubra yskk, "ale nyni mi povez, jake pikle jsi to kula s nagim vratnkm?"

RitZenka opakovala svuj pondelni hovor se ZiZkou.

"Promluvim o tom se ZiZkou sam. Budeli skuteene ,echoten pusobiti na stareho Kat'ala, zkusim to s nim. Dost mano, Ze se da, piece vesti."

"Tatinku, ty mirj dobrk, zlatk tatouS"ku," zaja.sala divka, objavee jej "to bude mit Koet'alka radost."

"Wive musim jeete promluviti s vratnkm. Pitjdee dnes s matinkou stejne do mesta k sleene doktorce a mohla bys tedy hned pripacInk vzkaz vyriditi. VzkaCu ti po Zizkovi jak jsem se rozhodl."

Za nedlouho po odcholu pana Doubrayskeho prines1 ZiZka do vily jeho vzkaz, aby Rri2enka KoSt'alovi vyCidila, aby, jakmile se uzdravi, prise1 peedstaviti se do tovarny pane RUZenka hotela nedoekavosti, aby ji2 ji2 ()taw vzkaz vyriditi mobla a proto ji i cesta do mesta pripadala delAi nek obvykle.

Pani Helena rozhodla, 2e se drive zastavi u sleeny 'Oen* ktera bydiela v jednom z novkch domkta pod farou a kostelem. Sleena jim povi, jak to dopada s Koet'alovkm zdravim a take proPRI ZMENE VAAI ADRESY POUbJTE TOHOTO RIIPOND Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas 2aclam Vas o zmenu me adresy jak nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest:—

Moja stars adresa:—

Pattim k tadu Cislo S pozdravem podpls

Ve sttedu, dne 28. biezna 1962 jevi svilj posudek of nem, je-li maim doufati v jeho skuteenk obrat.

Doktorka vitala srdeene Wichozi, pies to,'Ze byla jimi vyrug ena, z psani o jakemsi vedeckem dile, 0 nérn ji deli dobu pracovala. Byla Zenou sveraznou, ureitkch snah a cilii, ktera se veriovala sve vede kahlkm nervem sve bytosti a nevidela v ni jen pouhk, nezbytnk prosttedek k zaopatteni.

Pokynula Wichozim s tismevem na starou, brokatovou pohovku, nad nll. se pestrosti svkch barev usmival 2enigktiv "Piemysl orde od pluhu za kniZete povolan". Pied pohovkou stal ovalovk ptikryt staromodni. vkgivanou pokpkykou a ye stiedu jeho trunila Attila visa s nekolika krasiakmi chrysanthemann.

"Posledni v zahrade utrZene," tekla sleena a piejela bilou ru,kou nine kidsne kvety. "Ostatni main ptesdzene do kvetinaeti vedle v pokoji. Ad pak vain je ukaZi. Ty nine pokvetou dlouho do zimy. Nu, a co ty, palna rtilieko, ud ti neni doktorka se sktipcem nemild?"

RaZenka, zavrtela prudce hlavo.0 a divala se na sleenu velkkan, rozhotelkm zrakem, pozorujic pH tom i jeji skromne obydli. Bylo to zvla gtni, jako aria sama.

Psaci still u jednoho z dvou oken byl vg ecek pokryt rozlolenkmi papiry a rozevtenkmi knihami. Nad nirn visel BroZiktiv "Hus" a vedle neho stala vysoka police s knihami, vesmes objemne, silne ,to svazky, mezi nimiZ v hoieni ptihradce poznala RaZenka znamou vazbu "Ottova n'aueneho slovniku", kterk znala z otcovy knihovny. Mezi okny, na, jejichZ timsach vsunutkch do pokoje se nalezalo mnastvi kvetin, stal podlouhlk kvetinovk stolek, z nehoZ kra.sne, visute kvetiny splkvaly ad k zemi. Kvetiny, peolive pestene byly jedinou ozdobou tohoto skromneho ptibytku. PH protejgi. strand stala giroka sktiri a na .ni globus, dale dvete jimiZ se vchazelo, pak starodavni nizka kredenc a bliZe ni ve tietim rohu kamna. Ke etvrte steno, pterugene dvetnai do vedlejAiho pokoje, ptiraZeno do rohu giroke, staradavni ?UZI°, kryte bilou pokrkvkou s vysokou naberou, podobnou mulavkm zacionam, j ed kryly okna. Nad ltiZtem visel prastark obraz Berne Matky BoZi monseratske, kterk znala RriZenka jiZ z Bezdeze, kdeZ visel nad oltatem nalezajicim se v prvem dvoti.

Jak bylo v tom malem pokoji titulno a milo, snarl pro to mnoZstvi kvetin, snarl proto, de byl bias sleeny doktorky tak, melodickk, de ptisobil na sluch jako ptijemna hudba?

"Domnivala jsem se, mila Helena, de jste v poutech tohoto diblika pro ostatni svet ztracena," dertovala :doktorka WedloZila RriZence talifek jenankch, do-

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koladovkch bonbonti. "Smisni si, okaeku, jinkch cukrovinek a koldeu bohuZel nemam."

Jegte okanilik hovotila plimo s Zenkou, kladla ji razne otazky a vyslo,vila podiv flad tim, de se mala divka v' dobe pomerne dosti kratke, tolik ku svemu prospechu zmenila. Nebyla jiZ nespoutanou divogkou z hor, ale mime deveatko slugnkch mrava, na norm byl jid velmi patrnk bladodarnk vliv nova vkchovy, vedene u glechtilou Zeno,u. Pak ptinesla sleena RriZence velkou, illustrovanou knihu, jeji2 obrazky upoutaly zahy vegkerou diveinu pozornost. Jean tu tam, kdy2 ji bias siedny doktorky zvlagte zalahodil, naslouchala i hovoru, kterk vedla s matkou.

Ptipadala ji dnes zcela jiriau, net tehdy na namesti, kdyZ ji videla poprve a piece mela i nyni svuj sktipec, kterkm se HUZence tak znelibila. Nemela v gak klobouku a jeji vysokd, klidne Belo bylo jen s eristi zastteno nepokojnkmi, Wirozenkmi vioakami svetle hnedkch vlasd a toto nakyptene, jemne pkti propajdovalo ykrazne tvati doktoreine raz dive' mekkosti a ptivabne lahody.

"Cod pak by, Helena!" sly gela RtiZenka wave hovotiti :doktorku, "chadou zcela vagi spokojenost a Stesti, jed poZivate v tichem astranni sveho domova, jejd varn svou ptitomnosti prozrazuji :du ge milovane. VZdyt' i ja, ad ,nemam nikono, kdo by se mnou domov natij sdilel, pokladam. tento Wec za nejmilovanejgi koutedek na svete a nechapu, de nage deny si sveho domova tak malo vaZi, hled'ajice nahrady ve vetejnosti za viecko to kouzlo vnitimiho gtesti, j ed jim mimic poskytnauti toliko domov. Ja bych sve waste zakouti nevymenila ani za ten nejkrasnel gi palde sveta. Zatidila jsem Si je die vzoru a razu onoho draheho, nezapomenutelneho domova, meho detstvi; milovane, dal/no zesnule bytosti mluvi tu ke mnd z kakieho koutka a kdyd se mi v prsou :ezve teskliva struna osamelosti, citim uprostied tohoto okoli mend sin dal!" — Doktorka se rozhledla svou malou domacnosti, piistoupila ke stolku s kvetinami a znovu pohladila neZne jejich leskle lupeny. Ty se nepatrne zachvely pod timto dotekena lasky a zdala se, jakoby malieko vztkeily sve iiponky, toudice odvdediti se u glechtile sve pestitelce.

"To j sou me druZky, nejvernej gi, spolu s onemi!" pokynula ke kniham, "a ty mi stkskati nedaji, ani nine nezklamou.

Md dobra matieka mi vZdy kikavala, usmivajic se piitom tak nezapomenutelne laskave: "Ma mila Eli gko, ue se pHjimati Zivot, tak, jak ti ho Bah podava, jsme malomocni v hlavnim tizeni sveho osudu, tu tfeba podrobiti se mocne Prozfetelnosti, kterd nejlepe vi, krle a jak

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dvou alohu nejlepe brat inaZeme. Na nas vgak jest, abychom v tisicerkch drobnostech hledali a nalezli sve gtesti!"

Rozumim tomu tak, de hlavni rysy, hlavni naezniky divota na geho urduje kd;o,si Vyidi, Moudrk, Nekoneenk, ale de jest kolem nas tisice a tisice vedleigich, drobnkch dillelitosti, jicht dizeni, vedeni a tvoteni spoeiva, v nas samkch a jimiZ si divot Bohem nam dank bud' zpkijemfaujeme neb ztrpeujeme. To jest v nas a nail vinou jak jdeme cestou Panem nam vymetenou. Vidite, pai d ureil, abych Ha sama Zivotem a tieba all nikdy bolestnk stesk seviel hrud', vzykla jsemn si jid miti stale kolem sebe j en to sve ja, a stilly drahkch zeminikch. A pH tom citim, de jest mi me pov;olani vzpruhou a de bych take bez nab° nedovalla.

Zit!" RtiZerika Wevratila, list, z nehoZ se na ni usmala stra p s houfem husi a stadem raznkch koz.

Na dveie ozvalo se toile zagkrahani.

"Ad, ma obvykla, denni navgteva!" zvolala doktorka a pooteviela dvete, jido vniti velkk, krdsnk bilk mid kocour s demon skyrnou na temeni hlavy a na noZkach.

"Jdeg na mleeko, vid", Belou gku," zvolala sledna usmivajic se.

Kocour pozvedl hlavu; jeho zelene odi zamZouraly Watelsky na doktorku a toile zamfro,ukani bylo ji odpovedi.

Je gte nedoznelo a jid se ozvala temna rana. RTZenka, jakmile zahledla kodku, zapomndla na vgecky ptikazy slugneho chovani, ktere ji pied nav gtevou matka ptimonenula a vyskoeila z pohovky jako diva. Takoveho krasneho kocoura nevidela jegte nikdy. Razem vytratila se ji z mysle vgecka dribra piedsevzeti obrazkova, kniha zapomenuta; mala pHtelkyne zviiat videla jen krasnou, bilou kodku; a v srdeeku jejim vznikla velka, touha moci ji pohladiti. Jednim skokern octla se z pohovky na, zemi, porazila Hdli, jed ji v testa stale a div pies ni ve svem :kvapu sama neupadla a jiZ se skreila na bobek u koeky, nedbajic volani a karani mateina.

"Ta je krasna, takova bila, eista, yelika! Moureeku, moureeku!" podala ji hladiti a chtela ji v name vziti a k sobe piivinouti.

"Nebel"- ji, Skralane td! Nechej ji, j divoika!"

Ale RtZenka nesly gela napomenuti sleenk doktorky, jako vkly, byla-11 addim apine zaujata.

Kodka nezvkla lichoceni se vzpirala, ale divka drZela ji pevne a tjskla k sobd hladkk jeji koZigek.

"Pust' ji limed, RaZenko; cod .neslygig, de gkrabe?"

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nezvykleho objeti, t'ala tlapkou po ruce diveine zaryla eve ostre drapky do jejiho ktehkeho masieka. Rutenka slabe vyktikla, uvolnila ‘ruce a kocour zmizel dvema skoky za kamny, kde mu sleena Conk do nachystane misky nalila mleko.

Helena spattivk krev na ruece schovaneine, zvoiala vyeitave: "VidiA, jak se ti zas neposluSnost vyplatila."

"112dyt' to neboli! Ale ptes to, te to nebolelo, piitiskla Rtitenka pevne kapesnieek na krvave rkhy a pti dalhm, zdanlive klidnem pohliteni obrazkove knihy neopomenula skryte jazkekem navlatovati palel y & stopy neptizne krasneho BelouSe. Tou malau ptihodou °brat], se smer hovoru dam jinam a Helena vzpomnela vedle Kadleakove tet stareho KoSt'ala, ptajic se eve ptitelkyne po zdravi techto jejich pacientt. Stark ptiatipkat byl tak potlueen, te KaSt'adeiny obavy nebyly bezdtivodny, ale za to pr k se tene pied sleenou 6ernou zaptisahl, te vice jit piti nebude. Helena sdelila sleene, te mu chce jeji mut na ptimluvu RtitenChia ppskythauti dobrou slutbu v tovarne a tazala se ji, co 0 tom soudi a bylo-li by motno na Kok'ala v tom ohledu se spolehnouti.

"Myslim, te toho slabocha mute jecline zachraniti jine prosttedi, v nemt by se mohl vyhnauti pokuSeni, jemut dosud tak tetko odolaval."

"Po torn, eeho jsem byla svedkem, soudim, te na ten zpilsob bylo by jedine motno podpotiti dobre ptedse yzeti KoAt'alovo a zachuvati ho tadnemu tivotu.

Rtitenka se tedy zari ptimlouvala. To me teSi, a vidim jit, te to Bite ptijde ve vaSich stopach, draha Heleno! TeSim se na xadost KoSt'alky, at ji tu novinu zvestuj ete !"

Doufam, te ji naleznete dome — ptijdemo tam radeji hned," navrhla pani Helena.

"To, dobra tena se na krok od mute nevzdalila a oSettovala ho s netriasti at pohnutlivou. Upozornila jsem KoSTala, za jeji neptitomnosti na to a on to take uznal a se slzami v aich me ujigt'oval, te by mu roka musila upadnout, kdyby se jeate jednou zapamnel a sahl na svou dobrou tenu. Take jsem yam chtela podekovat, Heleno, za yak podporu Kadleakove. Vake dobre obedy cirri divy. S vami Iruku v ruce se mi vYborne pracuje."

"Ach, cot pak ta maliekost, nestoji ani za zminku."

"Neni tomu tak, mila Heleno, maliekost bkva Cast p ptieinou velkYch udalost. Vaki milosrdenstvi a laska k Mum jest mi osketujicim ob6erstveni na ceste fit se ubiram — —" " ktera, j e tak ticha, nezdobena rudYmi rtitemi vlastniho Stesti —" Pokraeovani

lie stiedu, 28. bfezna 1962

T N I K -- WEST, TEXAS VES

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Koutek mL11ee UtME SE t ESSY

LET'S MAHN CZECH

JEDENACTA IJLOHA

ELEVENTH LESSON

Myji nadobi,

I wash dishes.

jsou gpinave,

They are dirty.

Ilraji na housle,

I play the Violin,

Leji ven vodu.

I pour the water,

Voda je studena,.

Water is cold.

Miluji svoji sestru.

I love my sister.

Ona je velice nadana.

She is very talented.

Kupuji sebe klobouk.

I buying myself a hat.

Je Cerny.

It is black.

Maluji obraz.

I draw a picture.

Opakuj i si filohu.

I repeat the lesson.

Skougm si pamatovat

Try to remember

kaide slovo

every word

s piedeglYch filoh.

from previous lessons.

mouka a chleb,

flour and bread,

klobouk,

hat,

soused,

neighbor,

kohout,

rooster,

kousek misla,

small piece of butter,

inkoust,

ink,

modrY,

blue,

nioudry,

wise,

bohatY, chudY,

rich, poor,

dlouhY, kratkY,

long, short,

hloupY, chytrY,

foolish, smart,

Kabit je kratkY,

the coat is short,

dopis je dlouhy.

the letter is long.

This is all for todays lesson, a rather makes perfect. difficult study. — Please try to repeat "Good luck" the Ed. -same several times. Remember, practice

Wednesday, March 28, 1062

Types (7$ CirtificAes Offered by Our SPJST CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85 CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life CLASS E: Ten Payment Life CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowmeht CLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 , CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance CLASS M: Retirement at age 65 CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable and Convertable CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable and Convertable CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convertable only.

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Vt STNiK—WEST,TEXAS

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full TRIDA PR: Pkednostni. dotivotni. (ZSbenefit at age 1.

Ctnáni y 5 rokt staff) PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova dalvotni. Pint obnos pojiStent ve vyplati v ptipathe Payor of premiums on a child's du funrti od veku jednoho roku sta.certificate the benefit of Payor Inti. surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, do2ivotn1. Pint the Payor, the premiums will auobnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu iirnrti od veku jednoho roku. tomatically be paid.

TRIDA E: lOti splatkova dokvotni. Plat obnos poiiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu Multi od veku jednoho roku SPJST VYber rOznych pojistek nagi obnos T1DA F: 5ti leta nada,eni vyberte Si die poticby pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu tub"TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, daiti od veku jednoho roku votni TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadadni, p14 obnos TRIDA PR: Ptednostni doMvotni se vyplati v ptipadu innrti od veku TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dokvotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 20 let TRIDA H: Nadadni ye 65ti let. Piny obTRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, do2ivotni. Ponos pojiSteni se vyplati v pripadu platky se plati pouze 15 let thrift' od veku jednoho roku TRILA E: lOti splatkova,, do2ivotni. Po- TRIDA I` 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti platky se plati pouze 10 let letech. Piny obnos pojifteni se vyTRIda F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cerplati v piipadu Umrti od veku jedtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. noho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaani. Obnos TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosakni 18 let, certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. plriSr obnos pojigteni se vyplati v piiTRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. Olen pade Ontrti od veku jednoho roku. plati poplatky a2 do 65ti let.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, dokvotTitiDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 ni. — PlnY. obnos poji§teni se vyplati eltech v ptipadu innrti od veku jednoho K: Splatkova, do 65ti let, dotiroku votni TDA L: Dvojnasobne Orazove poji gteT TDA L: Dvojnasobne Orazove pojiAteni (Double Indemnity) ni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosageTRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosakni 65 mkt stati, Glen dostava mesieni 65 rokü stati Glen dostava meni ptijem do 75 v3iroei narozenin elesieni pfijem dokud, iv. Zemre-li na. Pin Y obnos pojisteni se vyplati pied 75 lety stáfi, dedici dostanou ptipadu innrti od vau jednoho roku mesieni pfijem do 75 vYroei naroze- PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytuo, nin 'Mena je dlentim platicfm poplatky na detTRIDA MC: 20ti leta fipisova ochrana site certifikaty tu vYhodu ochrany, ktera se rand' zmenSuje e v padu Opine nemoktosti nasledTRIDA MX: lOti leta fipisova ochrana kern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb v ktera se rozne zmen§uje padu funrti platiciho, poplatky na TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisovo, ochrana ten cletskli certifikat budou samoktera se rand' zmenSuje. dinne zaplaceny.

TRIDA MD: 30ti leta, tpisova ochrana Respectfully, Joe B. Hejny ktera se roene zmenguje ) TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta, lhutni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna.

TRIDA 10T: lOti leta 11TOtni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhOtni. Zmenitelna

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

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, full benefit at age 1 CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (beginning at age 5) CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 V DETSKEM ODIPELENI CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full benefit at age 1 TRIDA JT: Dodasne pogAteni do 16 let CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment ktere se milk zmeniti na kterekoat age 60, full benefit at age 1 lly jine pojiSteni kdykoliv ne2 doCLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full - , sahne 16 let sveho veku benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85t1 let, do21CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at votni: PlnY obnos pojiaeni se vyage 65, full benefits at age 1 plati v ptinadu unorti od veku jedCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance . noho roku

VESTNIK W ST,TE

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

—HERALD—

Wednesday, March 28, 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.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUP''E i Lon t-7,' FrJsT, P.O. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEX, P

ROM THE EDII„,

With the ( lactment by Mississippi of a bill authorizing use of a new mortality table by life. insurance companies, all 50 states have now adopted the new table, the Institute of -Life Insurance reports.

The Mississippi bill sets Jan. 1, 1963 as the earliest date for use of the new table, bat it can be applied now in every other state except Oklahoma, where July of this year is the effective date. The new table will replace the currently used it 1 CSO Table and applies only to new policies issued, not existing policies.

Nearly 100 life insurance companies have already adopted the new table, chiefly smaller companies not operating in Mississippi or Oklahoma. Some of the companies o p erating on a nationwide basis are expecting to change over by the st!: rt of next. year, by which time it is believed that at least 150 companies will have adopted the new table, This table, called the Commissioners 1958 Standard Ordinary Mortality Table, , reflects substantial mortality improvement ;.renter in the two decades prior Ition of the table than in the premou ' 1.alf century. It is based on insuran •e company experience for the years 1950-51 and was checked for trend up to mid-year 1958. It was adopted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners within a few weeks of final calculation and has been in the process of securing legislative approval for the past three years.

Principal, purpose of the new table is to enable state laws to be amended to permit policy reserves and cash surt ender values. in ordinary insurance policle , , to be calculated on a more model it was possible under the CSO Table, which was ade0 Adoption of the new table basically changes only policy reserves and policy nonforfeiture values and does not affect premiums. The improved mortality of the new table has already been re-

er mortality for women than for r.en.

Tlais 'provision permits an across-thehoard drop of as much as three years in the basis of establishing reserves and cash values for women compared with policb?.s for men.

ALLEGIANIA e to the Flag of the o of Am ric awl to the which it sta:ndr, One Nation ', der God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." fleeted in the premium rates and policy dividends, which are adjusted from time to time- as current experience warrants.

However, because a change over of the nature is a massive undertakin g , requiring the printing of entire new rate -books, it is probable that many companies will take advantage of the reserve change to incorporate other change that are related to other factors. This has been the ease With many 'of the companies already adopting the new table and this has led to a widely held and erroneous belief that the new mortality table itself results in lowered premium rates. The new table, uncle:: the new laws, merely modernizes the oasis for computing reserves and simplifies certain bookkeeping procedUres.

The preparation of the table was one of the outstanding achievements of electronic data processing machines. The basic table was prepared in three months, a task that would have required two years wits the old desk calculator tern

It will be recalled Llian on October 17, 1961,- the United Nations High Conimissioner announced. that December 31 was the deadline for filing applications for indemnification from the Fund administered by his Office under an Agreement concluded with the Federal Repub of Germany.

High Commissioner now informs that thi, deadline has been extended to :March 31, 100.

The Agreement is concerned with persons perseeuted by the National Socialon account of their nationality.

(P sous persecuted only •for race, re-Or political opinion 'may not be 0. , :unindemnificatlon under this Agreepart of this Agreement, the Ger eral Government placed. at, the d of the High. Commissioner 45,000,000 DM for measures of assistance to na,uional porsecutees. In order to qtialify for payments from this fund, a person at '..c„ave been on October 1, 1953, refugee in the sense of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees.

All persons residing in the United States, who have not already done so may be eligible for and who the Fund, are urged to yment .., Room 3268, United contact: if, -S:T.H. Natione.

Tr ° available in English, There will be no le deadline be--

( Concurrent with the adoption' of tne Watch for peelings of the lodge, new mortality table, all 50 states have adopted a new provision for setting up trict, and State 'latent and Point Conpolicies for women, recognizing the low- tests of all our seven Districts.

Wednesday, March 28, 1962

Dear Youth Directors, This year we will again have a persistance contest, which will be con* ducted on the point system.

In 1962 the children will receive point_s for: 5 points 1. Each letter in Vestnik. Limit one to an issue.

2. Serving on project committee.

10 points 1. Each Youth Club meeting attended.

2. Participating in Lodge programs, plays, etc.

3. Attending District Meetings.

4. Each prospect recommended, if,, prospea becomes a member.

5. Each District Program participation, 6. Each adult meeting attended.

7. Winning a prize in contest, except Queen and Duchess or Talent Contest.

8. Selected candidate for Lodge Princess or Duchess.

9. Selected candidate for Lodge Princess' or Duchess' escort.

10. Winner of Lodge Talent Contest.

15 points 1. If elected to Youth. Club office — only members may be elected to office.

2. Serving on Standing (annual) committee.

3. If elected to office of Mother Lodge.

4. Selected Lodge Queen, Duchess or Escort.

5. Winner of District Talent Contest.

20 points 1. Selected District Queen, Duchess or escort.

2. Winner of State Talent Contest.

All children should be invited to participate in your meetings and activities, but only members up to age 21 may compete fo rthe prizes offered.

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 of points in each District. There must be at least two active Youth Clubs in any one District to qualify for District prize.

5. $60 to the child with the highest amount of points in the seven Districts.

I sincerely hope that this will en-

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS 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 program 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 accurate count of points each child earns.

Wishing you a lot of success, I remain.

Fraternally, J. B. Hejny ) 4 e Dear Fellow Workers: Our February report shows we have issued 73 certificates for $188,000.00 of Life Insurance.

During February we received 81 a p -plicatonsfr$159,0.ofLieInsurance.

Remember: The Queen and Duchess Contest is now underway in all Districts, except District No. 7, and all applications written durnig the next thr6e months will be credited to the candidate of your choice. If your lodge has failed to select a candidate for the Queen and Duchess Contest, please do so in your next meeting and inform us of your selection.

With best wishes for a very successful sales contest. I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny ) • sTs °

Strana 13 The Kerr-Mills law represents a comnon-sense approach to solving a problem that concerns us all. As doctors, we support it — because our first consideration is the health and life of our patients. As Americans, we endorse it — because helping those who cannot help themselves is the obligation of all decent people.

Here's what we reject: As Americans — not simply as physicians — we are deeply concerned about the dangers of Socialized Medicine. And we are not crying "wolf" when we apply that term to the currently. proposed legislation which would establish compulsory health care program for everyone covered by Social Security (regardless of need). The Socialist Party itself calls this Socialized Medicine. And we believe they have a more expert knowledge of socialist definitions than do those who describe is as "just a method of (financing aid ior the aged."

This compulsory health-care program adds up to nothing more than Socialised Medicine — controlled by a bureau of the Federal Government -- paid for by increased Social Security taxes, burdening both present and future generations.

Confined at first to the aged, it would inevitably be expanded to cover all Americans.

Moreover, when the Federal Government enters the privacy of the examination room — controlling both standards of practice and choice of practitioner —the cost includes loss of freedom. Your doctor's freedom to treat you in an individual way. Your freedom to choose your own doctor. When the phySpeaking for 180,000 physician-mem- sician is socialized, so is his patient. )•4•( bers — the A.M.A. believes the .public deserves to know exactly where doctors stand on the question of Medical Aid for the Aged. Here's what A. M. A. favors — The doctors of America believe that our aged citizens who need medical care Ever increasing taxes are bringing our should get it, whether or not they can nation on the verge of bankruptcy. 'We afford to pay for it.

We favor a program of medical aid for think it is about time our pablic officials the aged sensitly designed to help those began to concern themselves more about the people of the United States who are who need help. being "milked" by increasing tax burSuch a program was enacted by Congress last year. It's the Kerr-Mills law dens and the resulting inflationary which has the enthusiastic support of prices on everything we buy.

We think the best strategy would be, America's doctors. Specifically, the law to let our enemy take over these counprovides for Federal grants-in-aid to the individual states, enabling them to pro- tries who are blackmailing us now into vide health care for those among the supporting them financially. Let's reelderly who need help. The benefits of verse all this and let Russia spend nerthis locally administered program also self into bankruptcy, which should not include the 21/2 -million Americans eli- take long because she, as it shows, cangible for Old Age Assistance — and pro• not feed her own people now. ) A 40 • ( tect all other senior citizens who canExperience is not so much what hapnot meet the cost of a serious or longpens to you, as what you do with it. lasting illness.

Medical Aid For the Aged

A Fe Words About Taxes

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Bro. Ed. azr171.

Elected ri District - -

District Three held its Spring Meeting Sunday, March 25 at host Lodge No. 92 Fort Worth, Texas, where brother Eel Mazanec was elected President of the District for the coming year; brother Alvin Nesuda its First. Vice-Prwsident'; brother Ben Jarma its Second Vice-President; Sister Emma Ceska the new Secretary of the District; Sister Frances Jurcik as District Treasurer, Sister Wilma Nesuda re-elected as District Youth Director and brother John Krizan Jr., District Three Flag Bearer. As submitted by the Nominating Committee to the gathering, the above were accepted by acclamation.

Brother Jos. Koliha Jr., of the Supreme Lodge office, installed the newly elected officers.

The Czech Choral Club of Lodge 84 Dallas again reaped an enthusiastic applause of appreciation for their beautiful rendition of some of our beloved Czech songs. Yes, there are 40 members in the Club and it looked like they were 100 per cent represented, which best shows how the Choral Group likes to sing and share their singing. Tice two Youth Club members — one was ChoralmaSter Hensen's son Rudolph Dwayne and little Irene Vlk — held their own with the group which goes to show that there are still children Who can talk 'Czech.

The two popular Fort Worth Kuban brothers, John and Mark also gave us some lovely numbers in both English and Czech.

Only three 50-year-pin members were personally present to receive their emblems, as read from brother Hrbanov!to sky's list of District Three eligibles.

Relatives of same members called volunteered to take their family's pins home for presentation.

The 65th. Anniversary Issue of the Vestnik, was discussed at length regarding the, 10 living Charter Members of our SPJST and explainations were given, clarifying many points as to the contents Of the Vestnik in this 65th Anniversary issue and the, part the Lodges still play in assembling reports on their "Worthy Lodge Workers" who should appear in the issue as well a histories and pictures of Charter Members of the Order.

District Three went on record again as a "First" as being the first District to furnish a room, in the new Infirmary in the SPJST Rest Home.

V2STNIK— WEST, TEXAS

Wednesday, March 23, 1962

District Calendar

District Three Youta Have a Ca p!

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 of-, ficers 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 our date.

April 29, 1962.

Fraternally yours, Barbara Zabcik Dist. II Reporter

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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 Talton, 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.

The good sisters of Lodge No. 92 served 600 guests a delicious barbecue, sausage dinner.

The next District Meeting was voted to be held at Elm Mott, Lodge No. 66, with more details to be published later in the Vestnik as they are worked out.

It was a very successful and sparkling meeting. Watch for a detailed report in next Week's Vestnik.

Through the generosity of brother and sister Joe and Mayme Holasek of West, Texas, of our Lodge No. 36, the District Three Youth were donated ten acres of land out of a 400 acre ranch with option to purchase land for a Campsite for the District's Youth. The site is west of Hillsboro in the Lake Whitney area, with large oak trees, a running brook which can be dammed up for a large lake, native stone for building purposes and only a short distance from a main thOuroughfare.

The Committee on the Campsite consisting of five brothers, made their individual reports on the site at the last District Three Meeting Sunday, March 25, held in Fort Worth, and immediately a Work-Picnic was scheduled real soon to set into motion the development of the site. More details and dates will be announced later, This is a two-year dream come true as ovely Teen-ager, Sister Jerry Arm Urban stated, and the Youth asked that these two beneficient members be thanked publicly as well as privately for the District and the Youth for their most generous offer.

The theory that country boys and girls won't go to camp was knocked in the head when it was pointed out that many country boys and girls go "to camp" ev ery summer for a few days or weeks of organized sport and living; where horseback riding, biking, picnicking, swimming, and other activities are hald with children from other points.

The only regret was that brother and sister Holasek were not present at this meeting to register the expressions of happiness and professed gratitude of both the young and old members present at this magnificent gift.

The enthusiasm with which they tackled the development of this tract shows why some folks are born leaders of others: first they dream — then they follow the dream to a successful conclusion.

Funds for this project are stadily coming from the Youth Clubs and private contributions of members — now — they will be accelerated for the site is a reality.

Handsome John Krizan, Jr., president of Lodge No. 6, speaking in behalf of his youth Club membership presented the District with $25 which their Youth collected for this project. The Youth Club members of Lodge Jaromir 54 also have just sent in their share for this project.

Now the word is LET'S GO!

Wednesday, March 28, 1962

About Unsolicited Foreign Mail Unsolicited communist propaganda from the Soviet Union, from Soviet satellites, from Cuba and, from other places outside the United States is being sent to persons in this country. This propaganda attempts to promote the objectives the international communist movement.

It often appears, on the surface, to be innocent and unimportant.

But the communists regard propaganda as an important and necessary means for subversion of our nation and the free world. In order to achieve the maximum impact, this propaganda often comes to unsuspecting addresses who are not associated with or in sympathy with, communist objectives.

This propaganda is not labeled to re veal its origin or content and is not always easy to identify.

If you have received unsolicited mail from abroad, it may contain such prona-, ganda. If you wish, you may mark it "Refused" and return it to your local Post Office.

The privacy of your mail continues to be respected by your government and by the Postal Service. ) • 4 • (

Peace Corps If you would like to join the Peace Corps questionnaires are available at your local Post Office. This questionnaire gives you the opportunity to inform the Peace Corps about your qualifications for service as a volunteer. Filling out this questionnaire and mailing it to Washington does not obligate you in any way to serve in the Peace Corps.

You may apply if you are: a United States citizen; 18 years or over; single or married provided you have no dependents under 18. (If married, !husband and wife must each submit questionnaire).

Your questionnaire, together with references and test scores, will help the Peace Corps decide, whether you have the qualifications needed for Peace Corps service in a foreign country. When there is an appropriate assignment, you will be invited to a training site before going overseas. You should be aware that only after successful completion of the traMing period will volunteers be finally selected for overseas service.

If you do not know a foreign language and such knowledge is needed for a particular project, you will be given training in this language by the Peace Corps. If you do have knowledge of a foreign lan7,74 guage, the Peace Corps will take this into consideration when reviewing your Help Red Cross, and you help people qualifications for an assignment.

— people across the street and people The length of service, including the across the world. People always look to Red Cross as a source of care and com- training period, will usually be two years. fort. In time of disaster, when floods, After you have submitted this questornacioesl, hurricanes, or earthquake tionnaire, you should ire sure to advise strike, they look to Red Cross for food the Peace Corps imniediately of any and clothing. During illness or surgery, change ni your maliing address, marital they look to Red Cross to supply much- status, date of availability, or other inneeded blood. In the farflung forgotten formation which might be needed to places of the world, where disease runs keep your questionnaire up to date. ) rampant, people, look to Red Cross to send life-giving medicines and vaccines A wealthy sportsman was showing his and to supply trained personnel to help !guests the trophy room. When he came them help themselves. When a serviceman's family ,fails to hear from him, to a tiger-skin rug he said, "I shot him they look to Red Cross to establisn con- in India, and it was a case of "him or tact. When hospital walls shut out the me."

A rather p ored guest stared at the world, the sick and the convalescent look to Red Cross trained volunteers to bring tiger skin and then at his host. "Well, them comfort. In any time of serious old man," he declared, "he certainly need, people look to Red Cross! Now makes a better rug."

• • Red Cross looke to you! So remember!

When you help — Red Cross can help!

If you want your Lodge Youth to come ) • 4 • into your Lodge and actively participate, Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, Dis- you must give them some consideration trict, and State Talent and Point Con- and pleasures in planning for your Lodge tests of all our seven Districts. activities. New is the time for you all to o 9 plan for your Lodge Easter Programs in More of the world's people live under which not only the Youth but the whole thatch roofs than under any other kind. membershin will have pleasure.

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Publi-he y.s rotest EaKe Publishers throughout he nation are protesting the possible raise in postal rates. They say that enactment of the administration endorsed postal rate increases would sound the death knell for many weekly and Small daily newspapers as well as some large ones.

Witnesses from six state press groups told theSenate Post Office Committee that House passage in January of a onecent increase in second class mail was their worst news of 1962.

The testimony came during a hearing on the legislation requested by President Kennedy. The legislation would increase postal rates $691 million a year to help erase the annual postal deficit.

Chairman Olin D. Johnson, D-SC., hinted strongly That a penny-per-piece surcharge on all mailed newspapers and magazines would be scaled down, or eliminated by his committe. It was this surcharge that drew the fire of the publishers.

One publisher stated that newspapers already had abserbed six increases in the last 10 years, raising postal costs an average of 89 per cent.

Speaking for the more than 6,000 weeklies and small dailies afj'iliated with the National Editorial ssociation, spokeSman said the bill wo aid hike rates an additional 114 per ace and would have a serious economic heroact on many papers and magazines, i.orcing them to increase subscription r:)A . s or absorb the cost themselves, which would be almost impossible for them to do at this time.

as of February M 1982 Months Bessie Franek Frances Olexa J. M. Skrabanek Ella it. Suchma Lillian Kruse 1 (Look at Brother &g,rabanek amongst all that beauty).

You needn't worry about hiring somebody smarter than you o -- if they were, you'd be working for them. ) We can always' see faults of others so rvvrtni,

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From District Fire All organizers of record in District V have Eby now probably received notice through the mail of the party to be staged for their enjoyment on Sunday, April ist, starting at noon. It is our intention to continue the tradition of giving sopeio reco f2,nition to our success in achieving cur quota in the production of Life Underwriting. An added attraction'' was the accomplishment of production well in excess of a million dollars of life insurance protection this past year.

Summary of 1961 Written Production Organizer Lodge Amount $750,000 Club J. M. Skrabanek 139 $788,000 $75,000 Club Frances Olexa 88 95,000 $50,000 Club Bessie B. Franek 81 54,500 $25,000 Club A. J. Lostak 91 36,000 Leroy Kamas 81 29,000 $12,000 Club Alvin Melnar 142 19,000 ICharles W. Cerny 166 15,500 12,500 Louise A Kadlecek 88 81 A. V. Franek 12,000 $5,000 Club 112 11,000 Calvin Mikeska 88 9,000 Al Hilsher 8,000 88 Ernest Hanka 166 6,000 Joseph Perricone Honorable Mention 112 4,500 Joe Cieslewitz 88 Frank A. Dolezal 4,000 4,000 88 Helen M. Ilegwood 88 4,000 Rudolph Sefcik 81 3,000 John Blinka 3,000 88 Albert Bristik 2,000 88 John J. Starcala 1,000 142 Mary Chupick 132 1,000 J. J. Kulhanek 81 1,000 Ella Z. Suchma, 1,000 Stephen Valcik 88 1,000 139 Jim Wagner 142 500 Lena M. Kunetka Inspection of these schedules shows that our district benefited from active support throughout its area. And in looking back, it is easy to see the so very important and greatly appreciated assistance and co-operation from the Membership of District V, the Lodge Of Peers, the District Officers, the Youth Leaders, the Editor of the Vestnik, and the 'Officers and Directors of the Supreme Lodge.

This is my personal, expression of appreciation to everyone of you, brothers and sisters, for your help and for your accomplishment in 1961.

This demonstration of the effective-

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ness of the power within us can encourage us to achieve even greater accomplishments in 1962.

Fraternally yours, Jarda Cerny The Queen and Duchess Contest is District V Organizer •( ) 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 WINAgain your Editor reassures you that NER THIS YEAR? he is always ready and willing to be of If I can be of any help to you please help to each of you. write or call.

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla, He is ever mindful that you need District III Organizer some publicity in your work and he is ) ready to serve your interests in this respect, so, do not hesitate to call on him.

If you want your Lodge Youth to come Your letters should be here by Friday, into your Lodge and actively participate, the latest, before your Vestnik is pub- you must give them some consideration lished. and pleasures in planning for your Lodge The Vestnik will gladly publish an- activities. Now is the time for you all to plan for your Lodge Easter Programs in nouncements of family reunions, just which not only the Youth but the whole give the date and place where the fam- membership will have pleasure. ily reunion is to be held. This is an ex) • 4 • cellent opportunity for the Organizer to meet new prospects.

Queen and Duchess Contest

To All Brother and Sister Organizers

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, informed of what's going on through 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, repleg our losses in our membership and growing stronger, and insurance is what you selL So, 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

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

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V STNIK— WEST, TEXAS You are a wonderful group of people, and I am. eagerly looking forward to seeing you at the party. You All Come: Fraternally yours, Jarda Cerny, District Organizer, Dist. V. ) • 4, • tea Brother Editor: Please accept my cordial invitation to a Barbecue supper Tuesday night, April 3rd at 7:30 p.m. at the New Tabor SPJST Hall near Caldwell, Texas, which I am giving in appreciation for your achievement and co-operation given me in 1961.

LODGE PRAHA NO. 29 Taylor, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: Just a few lines from our lodge to let those members that do not attend meetings, for one reason or another, know what we have been doing, in our rneetings.

In the last two meetings we received five applications for membership and they were all accepted by the lodge.

We elected Barbara Naivar, as our Queen for our May Fete which will take place on the first Sunday in May, which is May 6th. Don't forget the date and come to see us, you will not regret it.

With our regular meeting, Sunday, April 8, there will be a Easter Egg Hunt.

Please bring your children, so they ran enjoy the fun with the rest of the children.

Please do not forget the District Two Spring Meeting which will be held at Lodge Vysehrad No, 48 on Sunday, April 29, the lodge hall is located about six miles south-east of Taylor.

This will be all today, and I promise to do a little better next time.

Fraternally yours, A. L. Boudny ) • 46 • HOUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brother and Sister Organizers of District V: You are invited to a celebration over the success we achieved in 1961 by writing more than ONE MILLION DOLLARS OF PROTECTION for the first time in the History of our District.

Please be sure to come and bring your wife, husband, or otherwise as the case may appropriately be. This celebration is for every organizer of record, and it has no bearing on the amount of your production.

Place: SPJST Lodge No. 88, 1140 Robbie Street, Houston Date: Sunday April 1st Time: 12:00 Noon

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LODGE 166 BEAUMONT, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Monday, March 12, was the day of the monthly meeting of Lodge No. 166, Beaumont. The meeting started out as usual; however, after a while we had visitors Thanking you and looking forward to from Houston. The visitors were: Mr. seeing you at New Tabor, April 3rd, I and Mrs. Rudy Sefcik and son Terry; and Mr. Jarda Cerny, District Five Orremain ganizer. That was surely a pleasant surFraternally yours, , prise! I wish they could come more ofV. H. Barina ten and bring others with them. We alDistrict Organizer so had another visitor: Mrs. Ladd. Car( men, who is a member but has just recently moved from New Hampshire. We hope to have her with us regularly for a In this issue of your Vestnik, you will while. have the pleasure of reading contribuThe Meeting progressed in the usual tions sent this week by the following manner and we had the pleasure of brothers and sisters which will prove hearing a few words from our visitors. very interesting and informative, for We all enjoyed our meeting and we which your Editor as well as Vestnik's wish to invite anyone else to come to readers are appreciative for their having our meetings. We would also like to taken time from their busy lives to write thank our visitors for taking the time to them for us. They are as follows: Broth- come and tell us about the Queen's Ball ers: John Stasa of Corpus Christi: V. for District Five and the insurance sellBarina of Kovar; A. L. Boudny of Tay- ing contest now going on. lor; Jarda. Cerny of Houston; EM. Kouba Until the next time, I remain of Houston; Charles Kalenda, Seaton; Fraternally yours, Frank C. Wagner, Shiner; Chas. KadlcSandra Watson 4, cek, Houston; 0. V. Vanicek, Temple; ) Anton Ennis, Aqua Dulce.

This invitation is being extended to all active Organizers and officers and their wives in District 1, so please make every effort to spend a pleasant social evening with us.

Many Thanks to All

SOKOL, CORPUS CHRISTI

Sisters: Ann Peal, Corpus Christi; Lillian Hamusek of Dallas; Bessie Fojt, Moulton; Clara Hejl, Seaton; Dianna Matejka of Bryan; Norma Pavelka of Elk; Dorothy Gerlic.h of Waco; Mary Stepan of Kovar, Gloria Pavelka of Mart; Sophie Hruby of Houston; Hilma Mocha. of Cottonwood; Birdie Hilsher, Houston; Sandra Watson of Beaumont and Evelyn Vornsand of Houston.

• 4,• H you want your Lodge Youth to come into your Ledge and actively participate, you must give them some consideration and pleasures in planning for your Lodge activities. Now is the time for you all to plan for your Lodge Easter Programs in which not only the Youth but the whole membership will have pleasure.

Dear Readers: A political rally is to be held at the Sokol Hall in Corpus Christi and Sokol Corpus Christi is inviting all State and Local Candidates and the general public to attend, Sunday, April 8, 1962.

A barbecue chicken feast with all the trimmings, including kolaches, pies, or cakes will be served. The dinner will be served from 2:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. and then supper will be served at 5:30 p.m.

Either meal will cost $1.09 per plate; carry outs for those who cannot stay.

Members are asked to please bring kolaches, pies or cakes, or any other pastry for the kitchen.

During the afternoon there will be political speeches held from. 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. Each candidate will have an op-

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The Sokol Hall is located on Kostoryz Road, only .one-half mile south of Lexington Boulevard.

The Sokol is a fraternal, physical and educational non-profit organization. It is a member of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States with headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.

Everybody is again invited to our pie Fraternally, Ann Peal )* LODGE NO,, 84 DALLAS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our Monthly Meeting was held Sunday March 18 at which time we also held our Annual Initiation.

The meeting stated promptly at 3:30 p.m. and was opened by the Pledge of Allegiance followed by the usual pro cedure of business matters.

After this our Brother President introduced all the new members that were present and also acknowledged the members wild purchased additional insurance.

The new members were properly initiated into the lodge. I think we had some of them a bit Worried, but all turned out well, then they were presented tickets with numbers and some of the lucky ones received lovely prizes.

We had a wonderful turn out of about a hundred members and it was so nice to see each and every seat filled and some even had toy stand up. (Our apologies to you.)

Our sincere thanks go to all and especially our teenage group who turned out in a large number. This was highly appreciated and thanks also to the small i frye who very patiently sat through the entire meeting. We enjoyed having you and let's all try this again in all our ' future meetings.

All-in all we want to express our sincere gratitude for coining out and extending a wecome hand to all our new members.

After the initiation our youth leader Sister Bessie Petr introduced the newly selected Princess for District Three.

Our sincere congratulations go to Sister Carol Nemec who we know is most worthy of this honor. The Duchess for this occasion will be selected and announced at a later date. So now you Organizers let's all join hands and see if we can get us a Queen.

Sister Petr also introduced the past Queen, Kathy Adamcik and past District 3 Princesses who are as follows:

Sisters Betty Staglik, Nadya Rejcek and Duchess Justine Marie Pokladnik. She then presented each girl with a lovely charm bracelet in appreciation for the 'wonderful manner in which they represented our lodge.

After this Brother Bill Gaiser the entertainment chairman, announced an up-coming event to raise funds for the District Three Youth Camp. ; The Men and women and teenagers of lodge 84 will present a Benefit dinner and play entitled "Gun Smoke, More or Less," real soon.

This will be a completely Western affair, the lay will be a Western comedy and will be strictly an all male cast, it will last about an hour, after which there will be a Chuck Wagon supper served by the sisters arid teenagers.

So let's all keep this in mind and help support this worthy cause.

After our meeting the sisters of our lodge served a delicious supper honoring our new members.

Our thanks and appreciation go to all who in any way helped to make this a success and thanks also to all you ladies who again responded so beautifully on bringing that delicious pastry, Thank you ever so much, one and all.

Lillian Hamusek Reporter ( 4) 4, LODGE 1d5 MOULTON, TEXAS Dear Readers and Writers of Vestnik; SO again I come with a few lines to let you know about our lodge news. The Chicken Noodle Soup dinner was very successful. So many of you good people of Moulton and elsewhere did come to our dinner and we greatly appreciate it.

We had some from Yoakum the Targacs. and Fareks and the others, I didn't know.

The Miculkas and Mrs. Kuban never forget to come. Thank you folks very much. We were glad the day was so pleasant for the occasion. I was told that Mr. and Mrs. Emil Miculka from Floresville will move to Shiner this spring where they bought themselves a home.

We hope to have them come to our meeting sometimes.

Our next meeting will be held the second. Sunday in April that will be April 8th. So dear members be sure to come to this meeting and hear the report from our Dinner which we had on February 25th and try to bring some new members as there's too many of the old ones dieing so let the younger ones take their place. Our March meeting was not held as we had Jour Anniversary dinner at our Legion Hall in Moulton. It's 43 years ago that the Legionaires organized their membership. The attendance was grand and everyone enjoyed the mutton. bar-

Wednesday, March 28, 1962 becue. Also the speakers had interesting speeches. Easter will soon be here and picnics will start again also the weddings are being announced. Our neighbor's daughter Iris Dean Raab is getting married to Curtis Havel and our neighbor's son, Benjamin Hienrich is getting married to Miss Barbara Bahae of Houston. Both couples will be married April 29th. I wish them God's Blessing for health and happiness in their life's journey. So this will be all for this time and please do come to the meeting April 8th.

Fraternally I remain, Bessie Fojt LODGE NO. 47 SEATON, TEXAS Dear Friends, Our last meeting, which was held on Sunday, March 4, was a short one. Most of us wanted to attend Brother Charles Ondrasek's funeral. Brother Ondrasek was a member of our lodge for fifty-one years. He passed on to eternity on Friday, March 2 in a Temple hospital. He was a good member, a good neighbor, and a good father. He is survived by his wife and four sons: John, Clarence, Arnold and Marvin. To his bereaved family, we extend our deepest sympathy and may his soul rest in peace.

Frank Spanhel Jr. was admitted as a new member. We welcome him into our lodge. His parents have been very active members of our lodge for a long time.

Jeanette Hruska changed her policy from a twenty-year to a ten-year.

We discussed our queen's contest briefly but did not come to definite decision as to hew we would conduct our contest. All of you girls between the a,ges of 14 and 21 are eligible for a queen and you small ones or younger ones are eligible for a duchess. If any of you are interested in entering, let me know so that our lodge will have a representative. I would .like for our lodge to have a queen at least one time. Remember the slates of the contest are March, 1 through May 31.

We hope that more of you will come to the April meeting so that we could finish the discussion of the remodeling or whatever it is you want us to do to the building. Several other places have started later than we did and they have completed their buildings and we have not finished talking yet. The building committee has spent a considerable amount of time on this project and it seems that every time we come up with a plan it is rejected by the members so I suppose we'll just plan and our building will slowly rot away and then, we'll be satisfied. So come to the. meet-, ing and help us with this big problem.

Any of you youngsters who can sing or

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do, anything are invited to take a part on the District II program to be held in Beyersville on Sunday, April 29 begin ning at 1:30 p.m. We would like to have as many lodges represented as possible.

We have never had a one-hundred per cent representation. Let's see whether we can make it now.

Well, spring has sprung but not very warm. Seems to me that we'll be wearing winter clothes until May. Farmers are busy in the fields planting 'and plowing.

I hope that they will not have to do it all over again. Maybe everything will freeze yet. I hope not.

Come to the meeting all of you.

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HOUSTON LODGE NO;. 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: The, Entertainment Committee had a successful meeting Friday night March 17. Few of the members were absent due to illness, so we wish them all a speedy recovery. Plans were discussed of further entertainment, including a barbecue dinner, so watch for further notice.

Due to some circumstances, plans for ‘ ,11e Czech operetta were revised to a later date. In my previous letter I had stated it was to be on April 6, but this has been changed so watch for the date.

The members of the Dramatic Club are real busy with rehearsals, under the direction of Milos Karel and Johnny Sula.

The Youth Club had a social Sunday afternoon with twenty-five youths present, including a few guests. Joanie Rice had as her guest her cousin Kenneth Schwartz and his Army buddies, B. J. Havlak, James Eggemeyer and John Book from San Angelo. They were on leave from Ft. Polk, La. Some of these young men are members of SPJST in an Angelo, and they enjoyed being here among all of our fine young folks.

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Rhythm Kings. This dance will be for young and everybody who wants to come. Remember free tables and waiter service. Come out for a nice evening of fun.

Also don't forget the Kolache Sale on Saturday, April 7. Start calling your orders in early at UN 2-0256 or to sister Della Kadlecek at UN 4-1921.

Fraternally, About six o'clock, the youngsters were Evelyn Vornsand given a treat of Hamburgers made by ) • 079 guess who? None other than Bobby Dobesh and Larry Pflughaupt — the fu- BIRTHDAY CLUB OF LODGE. NO,. 88 Houston, Texas ture "Lodge 88 Hamburger Kings!" They Our March meeting held on Wedneswere given a helping hand by sister Vala, sister Helincamp, sister Kucera and. clay 14th met with a large representation, and a most delicious luncheon was this reporter: served by our hostesses of the month: The parents enjoyed a social too.

Sisters Frances Walla, Mildred Touchet, The Buries came out with their newest Rosie Zimmerman, and Sophie Hruby. member of the household "Lulu" their Birthday celebrants were: Sisters Fox terrior. Brother and sister Jerry Daisy Drab, Ann Elzner, Mary Filipek. and Willie Mae Ermis and little son and Annie Hruska — to whom we all Gary, who I am sure will talk his morn sang "Happy Birthday" and extended and dad into getting him a fax terrior best wishes for many more happy birth— Brother Ed Stang did not show up. days. President sister Estelle Kelly had as he tried out his new barbecue grill, sister Frances Walla bake a beautiful a birthday present from his wife Willie birthday cake for her mother Daisy Mae. Drab which was served to all the sisters Also was nice seeing our new friends after our luncheon.

Mr. and Mrs. Patek and Mr. and Mrs. We were ha ppy to have among us our Halub with their families. Missed the guests: Sisters Hillman, Volek, Prazak, Reuses; the Rices coming in later; Sister and Matejka, and many brother visitors.

Della Kadlecek not present, as she was It was indeed nice too, to have our club sponsor to her niece at Christ the King sister Mary Rucky back with us after her conformation. We all had a pleasant illness. She expressed her thanks for evening. the many lovely cards she received durSome of our members of Lodge No. 88 ing her stay at the hospital. had the opportunity of seeing Andrea Our good deed of the month was a nice Vodehnal, a talented ballet dancer, per- little donation to the March of Dimes. form with Ballet Ruse in "Tribute" at A standing ovation of thanks was the Music Hall. They reported she was given to sisters Frances Olexa and just wonderful.

Frances Walla for making so many doThe Harley Cox family and sister Tilnations of gifts (Olexa — bed spread, lie Helmcamp enjoyed the champagne fancy pillow, poodle, lunch cloth and music of Lawrence Welk, at the Sam napkin set; Walla — a beautifully decHouston Coliseum.

Birthday wishes going out to sister orated cake) as prizes at our last Czech play. Also we wish to express our thanks Edith Pavlicek and daughter Patti, also Bessie Dewer and grandma Daisy Drab, to Lillian Kruse for the lovely pillow on her 81st birthday. Mrs. Drab is moth- she donated for the same occacion. Recipients were: Mrs. Karel, Dies. Smotek, er of sister Estelle Kelly, president of the "Birthday Club Sisters."

The Rices celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary — Best wishes to all.

Glad to report that brother president Tim Kostom who was in the hospital, is home doing just fine. I must make a correction here. In my last letter I stated that the Birthday Club Sisters were giving a card party on March 31.

This has been cancelled to a later date.

Again I want to remind all the members and friends to buy your tickets now, from any Youth Club member, for the Youth Club dance on Saturday, April 7, with music by Billy Hilsher and his The evening was spent playing pingpong, and dancing. The music was furnished by Lee Edward Prasifka on the accordion. The popular music and twist was furnished by the record player. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Valcik played some of their fine Czech records, which they brought from Czechoslovakia on their last trip.

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Mrs. Louise Kadlecek, Mrs. J. Fusig, Mrs. R. Sefcik, and Mrs. Hejda.

Gift donors to the Birthday Club and to the Card Parties for the months of January, February and March were: Sisters Louise Kabanek, Mary Tiilich, Mary Rucky, Frances Walla, Sophie Hruby, Josephine Burl, Mary Elmer, Mary Filipek, Annie Vrla, Lucy Sostak, Augustine Winkler, Frances Olexa, Daisy LODU E Phi. 35 EI.l, TEXAS Drab, Estelle Kelly, Mary Johnson, brother Louis Harms, Mrs. Kelarek, Irenei Dear Membres and Friends: ,Slovacek, Birdie Hilsher and Ann ElsDue to the fact that our son has been ner. Our sincerest thanks to all of you sick I am a week behind on our monfor your help and support. thly report.

Hostesses for the April Birthday Club , Lodge No. 35 held its regular meeting and the Card Party will be: Sisters March 11, 1962 at 2:00 p.m. The meeting Evelyn Micholas, Annie Beathe, Estelle was called to Order by Brother PresiKelly, and Albina Drawe. We wish at this dent Zalman. The Youth Club led the time to extend an invitation to you and Pledge of Alegiance. your friends to come to our Card Party Visitors were as follows: Mr. and Sirs. on April 11th (Wednesday) from 10 a.m. Otto Ho.nus, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spence to 3:00 p.m. and enjoy a delicious din- and family and Mr. and: Mrs. L. L. Gasner. Try to come and bring some extra kamp, with Mrs. Gascamp being a new players with, you that like to play cards member, also as a new member was or dominos. And, if you have anything Doyle Odell Gribble. to donate as a gift, bring it with yo.i, as Next Brother President Zalman asked we can always use them. for a roll call of the Trustees, with all Do not forget our Kolache Bake Sale being present. on April 7th (first Saturday). We will Secretary Eugene Pavelka read the bake plenty of kolaches, so place your minutes of the last meeting and they orders early by calling UN 2-0256. Sisfers were approved as read. baking these kolaches for you en that The various committees gave their reday will be: Frances Olexa, Ann Ifleznr, ports and each one thanking the niemMargaret Rice, Evelyn Vornsand, Janie bars for their loyal help. and Frances Dvorak, Augustine Winkler, Erother Vernon Woods gave the trusJosephine Burl, Anna Svestka, Mrs. tees' report. Theere will be a Mother's Klecka, Evelyn Micholas, Agne,s Svacihn, Day dance in the afternoon on Mctner's Frances Kadlecek, Della Kadlecek, Armin Day with all mothers being admitted Baethe, Estelle Kelly, Betty BraValle free. Also each member was asked to Mary Elzner and others. And of course, notice the corner of the building on the it wouldn't be complete without the I eAr. t side to see what they thing of tne of our two brothers: Frank Olexa and mlication of some floor oil.

Joe Elsner. Why not buy more and Under unfinished business Brother place them in your deep freeze. In that Jim PaveA-a states he wishes they would way you will have them when unex- do se paethiTe about the floor as it is pected guests arrive for "cake and c0 , '!1 to clean. fee."

Holub made a motion Also as is our Birthday Club policy to that tFe o The furnish the meat for help our Youth, we wish to invite all of cch T 7`. -TO meeting. The motion was 17 ; th Prather Edwin Holub to you to 'come and support their "Benefit Dance" which will be held Saturday, he h"w at seeing that the meat is April 7th. If you do not or cannot come, at ?.,ad cooked.

Our Youth leader Norma Pavelka why not buy a ticket from them anyway just to help them out and kenep asked the mcH'hel . ; if they wished to them interested in their projects. they have a queen :?: the Youth Activity Day. need all of us to help them, and to help The motion was made and seconded that them you are helping lodge 88, as last we send one. Brother Tony Pavelka ,statyear they helped by giving the lodge ed that he planned to help his wife, ,sister Norma Pavelka, with the Youth $350.

We shall be looking forward to seeing Club and asked the lodge to furnish you at all three occasions: Kolache Bake )money to buy baseball equipment for the Sale, April 7th, the Benefit Youth Dance, ,boys. The Lodge agreed to this.

Also the lodge members voted by secret April 7th and our Card Party, April 11th Birthday Club Sisters of Lodge 88 'ballot 32 for, 12 against, to add on to our Birdie Hilsher, reporting 'present building.

Wednesday, March 28, 1962 Brother Zalman reminded members of the coming District Three Meeting. After which a motion was made and seconded to adjourn.

Then everyone enjoyed a delicious lunch of sandwiches, sausage, salad, cake and pies.

I was also asked to thank two of our young men, Gene Edward Pavelka and a friend of his for helping clean the halt Also I hear that Brother Tony Pavelka and Sister Frances Fabianke have had teeth pulled and don't feel well. Hope by now you are O.K. Your reporter, Gloria Pavelka ) â&#x20AC;˘ COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 Dear Members: This is to remind everyone to try to attend cur next meeting, which will be held on April 1, at 3:30 p.m, Those of you who plan to stay and visit with friends, after the meeting, bring along some food for refreshments.

We were sorry to hear, that BrotheE John Krizan is in the hospital. I was told that he is recovering nicely after an operation. We are wishing him a speedy recovery, and hoping he will be able to return to his home soon.

I remain, Hilma Macha, Reporter 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

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Wednesday, March 28, 1962 LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Bear Brothers and Sisters, Our meeting was held March 18. We had .visiting with us, Mrs. Elmer Olsen, Vic Hall, John Cabaniss, and Mrs. Sophie Miller all of Waco, Mr. Rudolph Zalmen of Elk Lodge No. 35 and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nesuda of Ennis Lodge No. 25. We were pleased to have members cf other lodges visiting us. You are always welcome.

The pledge was given by Mary Sue Moore. All officers were present.

The minutes of the preceding meeting were read by Sister Rose Parma.

They were approved as read. Sister Parma also read correspondence from Arnold Vrla and Brother Ben Jarma.

Brother Bill Korenek said the truetees have received bids on coolers and ventilators for our hall. A motion was made and carried that the trustees have authority to handle the cooling needs any way they think best. The project should be completed when our dances resume on Easter Sunday.

Brother Ed Mazanec read the minutes of the directors' meeting. The directors recommended that we have a clean-up day. The date set for this project is April 14 at 1:00 p.m. The grounds will be cleaned in the afternoon and the interior of the hall at night. Refreshments will be served to those working. A committee to handle the refreshments was selected. Johnnie Gaidusek, Emil Hanus and Frank Burns. Each person should bring tools, soap or anythnig else we may need. Sister Louise Mattis will see that the drapes are cleaned.

Sister Libbie Parma thanked the momhers who helped her at the Youth Dance held March 4. The Youth Club made a nice profit from this dance. Sister Parma said on March 31, a Mother-Father Night is planned with a wiener roast and games afterward. An Easter Egg Hunt is planned for April 15. Our next meeting date.

She has activities still in the planning stage for swimming party, Senior Graduate Dance, watermelon cut, several Youth dances and the biggest dance of all — the Annual Princess Dance. So you can see that our Youth have things in which to look forward.

Sister La Nell Ceska was recognized as being an honor student at University High School. We are also proud of out honor students at Reicher Catholic High; namely, Frances Miller, Beverly Gaidusela Kathy Stanislav and Raymond Sulak.

The Birthday Club members for March are Sisters: Mary Nell Narovec, Mary Kudellia, Matilda Hanus, .Maurine Trefny, Norma Adamcik; Kathy Mazance,

VtST N 1' 1‹ — WEST, TEXAS Millie Kerenek, Melanie Hanus, Christine Narovec, Paula Jenet Scott and Evelyn Traywick. Brothers: John Engelke, Clement Karlik and Edward Traywick. We sang "happy Birthday" to them.

Tne Youth Club members winning in the points system were recognized. Sharon Engelke and La Nell Ceska received 3rd place and received $5. Beverly Caidusek received 2nd place and was awarded $10. The top winner is Zephyr Spence and received a $15. Check from the Suprethe Lodge. Zephyr expressed her thanks to everyone who helped her.

Our congratulations to these hard-working .youth.

Strana 21 The meeting adjourned. The Youth Club had their meeting and a buffet supper was served.

Remember the clean-up day April 14 and Easter Egg Hunt April 15.

May God Bless You. Yours fraternally, Dorothy Gerlic.h )• *

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, Sister Wilma Nesuda, District III Youth Nona Cieslewitz LeI)irector congratulated the girls. Sne •( )° discussed the district meeting. She asked the youth if they would like to have a District Three volleyball tournament. The The drawback to most of the possiyouth said they would like such a tournament, possibly on the Youth Activity bilities of retirement • is that you are Day. hog-tied on your earnings. After you Sister Dorothy Moore gave the results nave been accustomed to spending so of the Masquerade Dance. 1st prize was much money each year on necessary exwon by Bro. and Sis. Frank Parma; 2nd penses, you get used to it, and in fact by the editor and his wife, Bro. and Sis. L. 0. Hosek; 3rd. prize by Marvin Mattis are so obligated that you can't turn loose and Don McMillan. There were three all these things to accept the retirement children prizes also awarded. pay by ceasing operations which would We have two new members, Elmo. net you a minimum of around $1,200 a Herbert Olsen and John Louis Wendt. A year, the allowed earnings. Thus even motion was made and carried that they though we can qualify for several of be accepted. We are happy to have them these pensions, nevertheless we can not as members. afford to almost become a pauper in The members asked to have a family order to qualify for such benefits. Hence night after the meeting once every three to keep going we need an earned income moats rather than each month. which would exceed the minimum alThe Sick Committee, Brother Roman lowed under these rules and regulations.

Parma, reported that Rosemary Mynar- So we must keep on working to keep our cik, Henry Narovec and Donna Teoian head above water. Otherwise we would cad been in the hospital, but are home sink quickly. Thus we will continue to now. Sister Imogene Scott has the flu. pay for the other fellow's benefits.

Brother Herbert Vahrenkamp is in the ) • 070 • ( hospital. Sister Stacy Kazda broke her arm. We wish health, to then mentioned INFORMATION SOUGHT ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE USAGE and everyone who is ill.

Are you concerned with teaching, using Brother Otto Hanus said as many as or preserving the non-English languages possible should attend the District III brought to this country by immigrants? meeting in Ft. Worth. He also said the If so, you may have received, or will be plans for the 1964 Convention are shaping interested in a questionnaire being sent up nicely. The State Youth Activity Day out by the Language Resources Project. is welcome to use our facilities at Lin- The Language Resources Project is conden Hall, if they so desire. ducting a nationwide study — the first Brother Alvin Nesuda discussed the of its kind — under the sponsorship of Youth Camp site. It is 10 acres being the United States Office of education. given to us to develop into a recreation to find out exactly what American napark, if we want it. ft sounds very de- tionality groups are doing to teach and preserve their ancestral languages. If sirable.

The drawing for door prize was held. you received a questionnaire, be sure to Sister Filemena Miller's name was drawn. complete and return it. If you are inSte was the winner last month so an- terested in participating in this importether name was drawn. Bennie Engelke ant project, write to Language Resources and little Margaret Gaidusek won the Project, ill West 57 Street, New York 19, N.Y. for a copy of the questionnaire. door prizes.

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YOUTH CLUB ATTENTION YOUTH CLUB MEMBERS OF SAN ANTONIO LODGE NO. 133

(Received too late for the announced event).

Dear Sisters and Brothers, Sunday, March 25, 1962 from. 5 urn, to 12 p.m. a wiener roast and barn dance will be held at Mrs. Secrest's Ranch. We will meet at Cap-n-Jim's at 4:30 p.m.

Dress casual and bring guest.

Fraternally, Bertha Hoger Secretary and Reporter • a. • (-LODGE NO, 66 WACO, TEXAS

Dear Readers, The March youth club meeting of Lodge 66, was called to order by President Ce.ska immediately following the adult meeting. Kathy Moore led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. All officers were present for roll call.

We had the honor of having Mrs. Nesuda, District Three Youth Director, present at our meeting. At this point the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Nesuda in order for her to explain the correct use of the Merit Notebook each youth club member will receive for the year of 1962. The Merit Notebooks are very nice and will be very interesting to keep.

After a very interesting discussion the meetin,g was then turned over to the Youth Leader of Lodge No. 66.

A vote was taken, and it was decided we would have our skating party on March. 23 at the Candy Cane Park. A wiener roast and game nite for all members of the Youth Club and their parents to be held at Linden Hall starting at 6:30 on March 31st, will end our activities for March.

Mrs. Parma urged all members of the Youth Club to attend the District Three meeting to be held March 25th at Lodge 92 in Ft. Worth.

The meeting adjourned and a very good supper was enjoyed by everyone, followed by a game of volley ball played

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by the youth club members, as well as parents. Everyone .had a wonderful time.

Our next meeting will be April 15th. Everyone make plans to attend this meeting, especially the little ones, 1 have heard the "Easter Bunny" will pay us a visit on this day.

Remember these dates: March 31st --Wiener Roast and Game Nite April 15th — Meeting Day. Lodge 66 Youth Club Reporter Zephyr .Spenee ),4,(

on April 7, with music furnished by Billy Hilsher's Combo for young and old.

The admission will be $1.00 per person and the dance, will last from 9 till A prize will be given away to the member selling the most tickets.

So everyone come to the Dance on April 7, at Lodge No. 88 at 1140 Robbie Street, Houston, Texas.

Fraternally yours, Charles Kadlecek

LODGE 39, BRYAN, TEXAS

Dear Readers, Lodge No. 66 held its monthly meeting March 18. A large group of Members were present. The Pledge of Allegiance was given by Mary Sue Moore. Visitors who attended the meeting were Mrs. Ollie Olson, Mr. Cabaniss, Mr. Vic Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Nesuda and Nancy East.

W e hope these guests will join us again soon.

Then Mrs. Parma, our Youth Leader, informed us of the many activities she has planned for the youth, such as skating and a wiener roast. Then Mrs. Parma presented checks to Sharon Engelke and La Nell Ceska of $5 each. They tied for third place in the points contest with 410 points each. $10 went to Beverly Gaidusek who WOn second place with 420 points. And $45 to Zepher Faye Spence who won first in the Local Lodge and first in the District with 480 points.

Congratulations to all these girls.

Then Mrs. Nesuda discussed with us the plans being made such as a coming volley ball tournament. She explained the new "Merit Book System" to us. We thank Mrs. Nesuda for all these explanations, they are very helpful.

Then the meeting was adjourned and all retired to a delicious buffet supper which was followed by a vigorous game of volley ball.

Fraternally yours, Beverly Gaidusek ) • 4

Dear Youth Readers, We held our regular monthly meeting on March 11th with 21 members present, 15 adults and 2 visitors. We discussed our forth corning dance which will be held in late fall of this year.

Our club selected, we, Diana Matejka as princess for our lodge in the insurance selling contest. I want to take this opportunity to thank each of you for your confidence in me and I will do my best to bring us in for first place in our district.

Our point system winners for 1961 were announced at this time, with Dianna. Matejka first place in local and district; second place, Darleen Matejka in local, and Third place to Shirley Cech in local. These three girls received nice gifts from the Supreme Lodge . Office. We want to thank the Supreme Lodge for these gifts.

The new year books were passed out to members that wished to keep one and everyone seemed to be real proud of these books and eager to get started to work on these.

Our mother lodge, is having a dinner for Mother's Day and our club is to present a program in the afternoon. The dinner will be announced by our lodge secretary in the near future, watch for this announcement. I hope that all of our club will take part in this program for points will be earned by participating.

After our meeting we had refreshments, games and dancing, all had a wonderful time and left happy.

Reporter of Lodge 39 Youth Club Dianna Matejka ) • 4, • HOUSTON LODGE NO. 88

Dear Readers, The members of the youth club had a monthly social on Sunday, March 18, with lots of fun and new faces. Music and a ping pong table were furnished to add to the fun. After the recreation, hamburgers were furnished, by the Youth Club.

The Youth Club will sponsor a Dance

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LODGE NO. 4, HALLETTSVILLE., TEXAS

Dear Youth Readers: The Hallettsville Recreation Hall.

At this meeting was discussed -- what they will do and what they will have at the next meeting which will be held at the Recreation Hall, the second Sunday in April (the 8th) beginning at 1:30 p.m.

There will be an Easter Dgg Hunt for the kiddies and other entertainment for everybody.

The, winners for 1961 of our Lodge Youth Club contest on who had the high points for attending meetings, district meetings, being an officer, writing, etc., are: Shirley Holly, won first place; Leon

Wednesday, March 28, 1962 Grones, second place; and a tie between, Marvin Mikush, Bobby Holly and 1 ,mthony Grones for Third Prize. Cash prizes for the Supreme Lodge were awarded the winners: $15, $10, and $5 for each of the, tied Youth Club memben,i.

Everybody remember the date and time, and do come to help us celebrate this Easter and have a joyful time.

With best wishes to all readers, I am Fraternally, Carol Ann Neubauer, Youth Club Reporter, Hallettsville Lodge No. 4 ( 4, LODGE NO. 66 WACO, TEXAS Dear Members, On March 18th we had our regular monthly meeting here at Linden Hall.

The meeting was well attended, by members and cisitors. We are always proud to have visitors attend our meetings.

Mrs. Parma introduced the following girls as winners in the point contest: La Neil Ceska and Sharon Engelke -Tied for 3rd place; Beverly Gaidusek, 2nd place; Zephyr Spence, First in Local and First in District Three. Congratulations to each of you for a job well done.

April 14th was set aside as "Spring Clean-up Day" at Lodge No. 66. T think it would be nice if Youth Club Members were 100 per cent present on this day to help with the cleaning in and around our lodge hall, to show the adult memhers just how much we appreciate our building. The clean up starts at 1 o'clock or as soon after one as you can come out to help. Supper will be served at 6:30 to all who work, and drinks will be furnished to all working members. Let's all plan to be there, willing to do our share of work.

Thanks th Mrs. Nesuda for coming to visit us and explaining the Merit Note book to us. We truly enjoyed your visit, we hope you will come again.

I must close for now, hoping to see everyone at the Spring Clean Up! work can be fun when everyone gets together and make a game of it.

Fraternally yours, Jean Spence â&#x20AC;˘ ( NOVE iVETY LODGE NO. 35 Elk, Texas Dear Members and Friends, Our next Youth Club meting will be held April 8, 1962 at 3:30 or earlier if at all possible.

As you know, we have formed two hall teams since our last meeting. The age groups are 7 to 13 and 14 to 18 years of age. Since your Youth Leader doesn't know too much about base ball rules and regulations, Brother Antone, will have charge of the boys and yours truly will have charge of the girls. At the present

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Dear Vestnik Readers and Editor: I would like very much if you would be kind enough to have my picture and this letter printed in our Vestnik. I would like to introduce myself as I do write a few letters in the Vestnik and would with this like to encourage more youth We urge you youngsters to take part members to write. in all your Youth Club activities and I do enjoy reading all of the letters meetings. There will be all sorts of entertainment for your enjoyment through_ that are printed each week. Except. of out the spring and summer. Plans are course, the issues that pass by me that in progress to have another project com- I don't get to read. I'm, interested in all pleted before our annual picnic. One of the work and activities of the sP,TsT. that will be economical and not require It is a pleasure to see the letters that all too much time. One project has been of the members write to the Vestnik.

Recently, I won first place in the completed thus far under the supervision of our past Youth Leader, Sister "point system," and a prize of $15 for Zalman, They are the huck-tewels, cross 1961. I earned the highest points in our stitched aprons and a few ash trays Youth Club of Lodge 54 in the point syswhich will go on sale in your Youth Club tem, which was a honor for inc. So, let's booth at our annual Lodge Spring "ale- see you write some letters too.

May God Bless each one of you, I am nic.

Fraternally, Be sure to come to the next Youth Rose Marie Marek, Club meeting and give your Youth LeadHistorian, Lodge 54 er your suggestions and we will have a 6 discussion on the matter.

Too, the towel sets are still on die-play at cur lodge functions to raise money to give to the ,SPJST Youth Cr op Fund for District Three from Elk Youth Club.

See you all at our next meeting on April 8, 1962.

Fraternally yours, Sister Norma Pavelka Youth Leader ) e

time arrangements are being made to try and purchase a volley ball set for the girls. The "small fry" also will be entertained with games that can be played indoors or outdoors and they will be supervised by an adult also.

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RO sit MARIE MattEri JAROMIR, NO. 54 WEST, TEXAS

JANICE HANZLICEK I:133C F. NO. 5 =1, WEST, TEXAS Dear Members, I was elected Duchess at our Youth Club Meeting on March 4th. I ant 3 years old and attend St. Mary's School. I am in the second grade.

I want to thank everyone who voted for me.

Fraternally, Janice Hanzlicek ) 4 A â&#x20AC;&#x201D; "GUTH, COTTONWOOD LODGE NO .6 Dear Members and Friends, is Just a reminder of our next meeting coming up on Sunday, Apiil 1st, time 4 p.m. There also will be a selection of

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Also our leader will distribute toe merit record books to the ones who wish to have them and is willing to participate in the activities in our lodge and receive the merit award certificate.

Do you all remember we will celebrate the birthdays of the ones in March and April. So please come and cut your cake!

We will theii talk about the Easter program and the Easter Egg hunt, which will be held April 15th, at the Lodge Hall.

I would like to send many thanks to the Supreme Lodge through this paper for their awards on the point system in which I was a winner, tied for first place, with my brother Johnnie, President of our Club. And also I wish to thank our Youth Leader Sister Ruth Kri zan (my mother) for keeping up with all the points of all the activities for the whole year, I know it's lots of work as I see her doing the work, keeping up with many forms.

I alsb want to thank Sister Wilma Nesuda for coming h,ere. I want to thank her for donating $5 to our Youth Club when she visited us. We all appreciated her very much for coming here.

Fraternally yours, Jeanette Krizan Reporter, Lodge No. 6 Youth Club 4 YOUTH OF LODGE NO. 35, ELK, TI XAS Dear Readers, At our meeting on March 11, Mrs. H. J. Pavelka, our Youth Leader, received some questions asking if we were interested in sports, volleyball for the girls, and baseball for the boys. The boys are organizing a team and the Lodge is going to supply the balls and net for the girls.

The point system was explained so that we might be able to participate in the Youth Lodge activities of our SPJST better as before.

Fraternally yours, Kathleen Zalman Reporter ) • 4 • ( If you want your Lodge Youth to come into your Lodge and actively participate, you must give them some consideration and pleasures in planning for your Lodge activities. Now is the time for you all to plan for your Lodge Easter Programs in Which. not only the Youth but the whole membership will have pleasure.

• • Watch for Rulings of the Lodge, District, and State Talent and Point Contests of all our seven Districts.

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"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports oi 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 published for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raab of Moulton announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Iris Dean, to Curtis Havel of Moulton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Havel of Shiner.

The wedding has heen set for Sunday, April 29 in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Flatonia. o Mrs. Anna Machalek, 73, died in a Temple rest home Saturday after an extended illness.

She was born in Moravia and she came to the United States when she was a young girl. She married John Machalek i n 1912. Mrs. Machalek was a member of the Seaton Brethren Church and the Christian Sisters.

Survivors are four sons, Frank of' Temple, Henry of Port Arthur, Tom of Belton, and Joe of Rogers; seven daughters, Mrs. John Malcik of Little Flock, Mrs. Clyde Nolan of Fort Worth, Miss Tony Machalek, Miss Mary Machalek, Mrs. George Peters and Mrs. Alice Parker, all of Temple, and Mrs. Bryan Allison of Waco; six grandchildren, a brother, John Talasek of Taylor, three sisters, Mrs. Henry Moeller and Miss Marie Talasek, both of Temple, and Mrs. John Gordon of Conroe, and several nieces and nephews.

• • Rogers — Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Marchak Of Rt. 2, Rogers announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carolyn Lanelle, to Daniel Lesikar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lesikar of Rt. 1, Burlington.

• Mr. and Mrs. George Stavinoha and Mrs. Roy Weige attended the funeral Of a friend, Mrs. M. A. Prokop, held at the Calvary Episcopal church in Bastrop Friday afternoon. Mrs. Prokop died at her home late Wednesday afternoon following a heart attack.

Wednesday, March 23, 1962 Miss Elizabeth Ann Stanton and Chas.

Edward Sivek were married at seven o'clock in the evening on Saturday, March 10, in St. Patrick's Cathedral in Fort Worth.

• Dan Pustejovsky, a Hillsboro farmer, has been named to the Hillsboro School Board to fill the unexpired term of Pat Whitaker who resigned. A school trustee election has been set for April 7.

• • Johnny Kopecky, son of Mr. andMrs. Jerry Kopecky of Rogers has been named to the Military Science Honor 'Roll at the University of Texas. Kopecky a graduate of Rogers High School made an A in Military Science and had a B plus overall average.

Kent Sobotik, Junior student at Baylor University in Waco, was recently made a member of Alpha Kappa Chapter of Kappi Pi National Honorary Art Fraternity.

Membership in the fraternity consists of students with a strong interest hi art, who are above average scholarships in the university and who have been recommended by the membership committee and elected by a majority of members.

• • Mr. John Krizan, appraiser of Cottonwood Lodge No. 46 RVOS, has been cited as the outstanding appraiser for 1961 and was awarded an achievement plaque. Mr. Krizan secured 44 new members (for the Association in 1961. Recently he received similar honors for securing new members of the SPJST Lodge.

In January, 1961, at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the RVOS, it was decided to sponsor an appraisers' contest for the purpose of securing new members. Each appraiser who attained his quota was given a certificate for his achievement.

Also it was stated that the appraiser who secured the largest number of new nembers would receive a plaque for his achievement. The work done by Mr. Krizan was also an honor for Lodge No. 46 Cottonwood as this was the first contest held and he received the first plaque.

Emil L. Matus, 67, of West died at 10 a.m. Tuesday in a Marlin hospital. He had been ill about a year.

Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday at the Brethren Church in West, Rev. John J. Bravenec Jr. officiated. Burial was in the Brethren Church Cemetery.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rosie Matus of West; a son, Ernest Matus of

Wednesday, March 28, 1962 Elm Mott; five brothers, Frank Matus, Adolf Matus, Eddie Matus and Joe Matus all of West, and John Matus of Elm Mott; a sister, Mrs. Mary Gerik of Ross. * • Robert C. Hubenak of Rt. 1, Wharton, passed away in the Wharton hospital !Tuesday, March 2d. Funeral services were held from the Triska Chapel at 8:45 o'clock Thursday morning.

Mr. Hubenak is survived by his wife.

Josie; four daughters, Mrs. Betty 'Urbanovsky of El Campo, Mrs. Beatrice Olsovsky of Edna, Miss Linda Hubenak of Wharton and Mrs. Dorothy Cormier of Orange; seven sons, Benny of Topeka, Kansas, Lawrence of Dallas and Leon, Robert Wayne, Daniel, Gene and Leonard, all of Wharton.

• • Kathy Matus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Matus of Moravia, has been named F.H.A. Girl of the Month at Hallettsville High School. Besides her outstanding record as a FHA member, Kathy is a member of the Pep Squad, Student Council Representative for the Junior Class and took part in the Fun Fair Program.

• • Funeral services for Miss Sophie Psencik were held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Koenig Funeral Home Chapel with continued services at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church at Plum. Burial was in the church cemetery. Miss Psencik passed away Monday at St. Anthony Rest Home at the age of 60 years.

• • Mr. A. J. Kallus celebrated his 94th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pesek of Wied, Sunday, March 18th. His birthday was the following day. All of his ten living children and many grandchildren and . greatgrandchildren gathered early Sunday afternoon to be with their father, grandfather and great-grandfather on this memorable occasion.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Kolar of West announce the engagement of their daughter, Geraldine, to Ervin J. Laubert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Laubert The engaged couple will marry May 19 in the Catholic Church of the Assumption in West.

• • Cameron --- Mrs. Marie Rozner died Wednesday morning at her home in the Ad Hall Community near here. She was 75.

Funeral services were held at 9 a.m.

Friday at St. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Marak. Burial was in the Marak Cemetery.

Mrs. Romer was a native of Czecho-

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Strait, slovakia but spent the last 40 years of Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim her life in Milam County.

Pekar of Sweet Home.

Survivors are her husband, Anton Rozner; two sons, Joe Rozner of CamMr. and Mrs. Franklin Sedlar of Viceron and Eddie Rozner of Hallettsville; two daughters, Mrs. Sophie Faichtenger toria are happy over the arrival of a of East Bernard and Mrs. Tony Krenek baby girl, born Saturday, March 17 at of Cameron; eleven grandchildren and the Frank Wagner Memorial HospitalThe little Miss tipped the scale at six one great-grandchild. pounds and ten ounces.

• • • • Texas A. and M. College has designatMr. and Mrs. James E. Farek of ed its Distinguished Students for the fall semOster, President Earl Rudder has Flatonia are rejoicing over the birth cf a baby girl, born at the Frank Wagner an-nounced.

Named among these honored students Memorial Hospital Saturday, March 17. is Dennis J. Svetlik of Route 4 Halletts Weight was 6 pounds and 15 ounces.

• • Ville. He is a Junior Chemical Engineering Major who posted a grade point ratio Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roznos of West of 2.80. are the proud parents of a 7 lb., 14 oz. ) • 41. baby boy born Sunday night, March 18 --MMIssiaiagnAss in Providence Hospital. Mother is the [former Jeanie Wolf. The young lad has four sisters. He has been named Eugene Method Roznos Jr. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Wolf and Mn and Mrs. Frank Roznos all of West.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sedlar of Victoria announce the arrival of a baby girl in Wagner Meborial Hospital, Inc., in Shiner, Saturday, March 17th, at 8:00 p.m. The little girl weighed 6 lbs., 10 ozs.

This is their first child and makes her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brosch of Hallettsville grandparents for the first time. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sedlar of Moulton.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Rabel of Houston announce the arrival of a son, Glenn Eugene , born March 9th at the Heights Hospital in Houston. The baby weighed 6 lbs., 15 ozs., and is being welcomed by a brother, Stacey Edward. The mother is the former Lillian Cernoch of Schulenburg. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Albert Cernoch of Schulenburg and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rabel cif Hallettsville.

• Mr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Steinocher . of Corpus Christi are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Sunday, March 11.

Little Larry John weighed seven pounds and five ounces and is being welcomed by two sisters, Lisa Kaye and Paula Jo. • • Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fojt of Shiner are announcing the birth of a baby boy, at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital, Wednesday, March 14, weighing 7 lbs., and 8 ozs.

• • M-Sgt. and Mrs. John C. Pekar of San Antonio announce the birth of a baby daughter born March 6th in the Brooks General Hospital. The baby girl will be welcomed by a sister and two brothers.

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Don't Ask Post Office To Change Your Address Readers of our Vestnik are urged te send in changes of address PRIOR to such changes.

New post office regulations have increased the charge of for notification of a change of address to ten cents effective 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 Of lice do this for you. — Thank you.

4 s Saturday, March 31, will be the deadline for securing 1962 motor vehicle license plates inasmuch as April 1 — tne normal final date -- falls on a Sunday.

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Lodge No. 4, Hallettsville will hold an Easter Egg Hunt for their children, SunDance Dates of Cottonwood Lodge No„ 6 day, April 8th at the Recreation Hall an you are all invited. social • • Sunday, April 15 -- Easter Egg Hunt and Program.

The Houston Dramatic Club "Hiahol" Saturday, April 28th -- 25th Anniversary at Lodge 88 announces an Operetta with dance at night.

Czech Songs, in May. More details will be Sunday, May 6th — Lodge Meeting and forthcoming. Please keep this event in Lunch mind, Matus' Reunion Saturday, May 5th Saturday May 12 — Smajstrla's reunion.

Lodge No. 66, Waco, announces an Saturday, May 26 — Party and dance.

Easter Egg Hunt for all the children at the Elm Mott Hall, Sunday, April the 15, Dance Dates of Lodge 35 Elk, Texas bring Saturday Nite, March 24 — Bob- Haisler, Please A „ . your young ones.

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Saturday Nite, March 31 — Henry Dulock Lodge Meeting of Lodge No. 38 at Kovar is announced for April the 8th, West.

Rudolf Vieha Jr. and an Easter Egg Hunt for their chilFloor Chairman Cren. You are all invited. Be sure and 0 0 bring the children!

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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 Ben efit Dance -- music by John Rejcek Orchestra.

Saturday, May 5 -- Dance, music by John Dlabaja Orchestra Saturday, May 19 — Dance, music by Febo 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 Faraizl Orchestra.

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

Saturday, July 28 — Teenagers "Princess Ball" music by Eric Honza Orchestra.

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Easter Egg Hunt at Lodge No. 20 near Taylor, Texas, Sunday, April the 8th, after the Lodge Meeting. Bring the chile dren.

The First Sunday in May on the 6th, our Mayfette will be held and you are all to come to this •gala event, at our Taylor Lodge No. 19, Taylor, Texas.

Our District Two Spring Meeting will be held at Lodge No. 48, Vysehrad on April the 29th, near Taylor, in their remodeled Lodge Hall.

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A Lodge Picnic at Corpus Christi of Lodge No. 56, with, Chicken Barbecue Dinner and supper topped off with a Cake Walk; afternoon public speaking of Candidates running for various State and National offices will be held on Sunday, April the 8th. Ya'll Come!

A Big Dinner is planned for Mother's Day at Lodge No. 39 near Bryan, Texas.

More details about this will be announced soon. Look for it!

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In a world Um t pays such close attention to the United States, there is bound to be widespread interest in our national, social problems. High on the list is racial discrimination.

Americans abroad are usually asked about this. And many of us find the question raised in letters from relatives i and friends in other r..ountries. It is important that our answers be good ones — that is, as honest and objective as we can make them. One sect reply might run as follows: To begin with, racial equality is the basic policy of the government of the United States. But America is a big country with many states — each with certain independent powers ---- and many different customs and opinions. Fundamental changes take time. Slowly per-

Wednesday, March 28, 1962 haps but surely — through legislation. education and individual g oodwill — racial discrimination is beiim from American life.

Every year the Negro in America is gaining in his march toward equality.

Negroes have been elected to Congress.

They serve t0U3 jildgeS , 1 11(i -101(1 1*-11 branch of our :posts in the c . 1 , 1 n ent in government. They ar pr business, enteriahlment, sport and the professional id religious life of our country.

The U. S. Supreme Court in numerous recent decisions — such as those banning racial segregation in public schools, buses, and in parks and other publicly supported facilities — has reaffirmed. the Negro's equal rights under the Constitution.

Moreover, the Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960 give a Federal Commission authority to investigate, and bring before the Federal courts, denials of voting and other civil rights to American eitizens because of their color, race, religion, or national origin. These laws assure greater protection of the civil rights of all citizens.

In other areas as well the Negro has achieved marked gains since World War II. He is finding greater job opportanie ties in industry and elsewhere and has increased his per capita income to a figure almost triple his pre-war earn ings.

These and many similar facts can be cited to show that in the age-old battle for human rights and equal opportunity most Americans are determined to make their practice square with their democratic ideals. Though the gap is still wide, it is narrowing visibly from year to year. Segregation and other forms of racial discrimination have not disappeared quickly nor quietly in all parts of the United States, but we know they will ultimately give way, for they are incompatible with the trends of American life.

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Two colored boys square off in the boxing ring for a big fight. One says: "I shualt pitties you, I is a natural born fighter. I was born with boxing gloves on."

The other pugilist was not perturbed.

He replied: "Maybe you was, and I recon you is gonna die the same way."

Most of life's most difficult choices are not between good and evil, but between good and good.

Money may be the root of all evil, but it does produce some attractive shrubbery.

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V2STNIK— WEST, TEXAS resorts. He has been in Texas for two years in that capacity.

Davidson was born in Michigan, but educated in Oklahoma. In college he majored in biology and forestry. He worked for a number of years for the U. S. Soil Conservation Service in wildlife habitat control. He then went to the Illinois Conservation Commission as wildlife. supervisor. He joined the sportsmen's group seven years ago and has traveled over much of the United States in the promotion of shooting resorts.

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In his new position, Davidson will have direction over quail distribution From the Texas Game and Fish and . habitat development, and will work Commission with the licensed shooting resorts of the Austin — Too many Texas hunters just state. He will be headquartered in Tyler.

• couldn't put their guns away after the close of the hunting season. This was Austin — Waters of Sheldon Reservoir disclosed with the release of the February report of game and fish law vio- near Houston will be' opened to boat lations, as issued by J. B. Philli ps, co- fishing, April 1 again this year, it has ordinator of law enforcement of the been announced by J. R. Singleton, regional coordinator of the Game and Fish Game and Fish Commission.

Commission. Pole fishing from the banks Of the 209 arrests made during Feb- and piers on the lake was permitted as ruary, there were 139 for shooting vio- of Feb. 15. lations. Headlighters again topped the On and after April 1, until Sept. 30, list, with 47 arrests made for night huntboats propelled by hand or motors up to ing.

The game wardens made 209 cases and including 51/2 horsepower will be during the month, which resulted in the permitted, but motors may not be used collection of $8,309.28 in fines and roust for trolling purposes. costs.

Overnight camping, swimming or Fines for violations ranged from $25 hunting are not permitte,d on the area. to $209, with licenses revoked on most of Fishing is closed down during the monthose arrested for hunting violations. ths when waterfowl use the area as a One woman was fined $150 for killing o refuge. deer in closed season.

Fishermen may take: Five black bass Another hunter who refused to per- per person, each not less than 11 inmit a search, of his automobile was fined ches; 25 croppie, any size; 25 channel $50 for that offense and another $50 catfish, any size. for having in his possession a deer with The fisia must be taken on rod and evidence of sex removed. reel, pole and line or hand line. MinPhillips also warned fishermen to be nows and sunfish may be taken for sure to get licenses for this season be- bait, with a limit of 100 at a time. Funfore going out this spring. A license is nel fruit jar type traps or their counterrequired of all persons between the ages part, no longer that 24 inches with a of 17 and 65 who fish outside their home throat no larger than one inch, or mmcounties, or who fish with any kind of now seines not more than 20 feet, dip winding device regardless of their resi- nets, cast nets and unbrella nets condence. A universal fishing license for structed of non-metallic material, may either residents or non-residents, for be used for taking minnows andsunboth salt and fresh water, sells for $2.15. fish.

• )• •( Austin — A specialist in the management of quail will go to work for the Game and Fish Commission April 1, it has been announced by Howard Dodgen, executive secretary. Joe B. Davidson of Tyler has been employed for the position.

Davidson at present is field representative of the Sportsman's Service Bureau, Supported by the arms and ammunition industry for the promotion of shooting

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Health Workers Bring Better Health to State Time was when the State of Texas had so few public health, workers that in many places they were present only when epidemic or other disease conditions were developed to a point where it could no longer be ignored.

Today, we have trained men and women on the job to provide assistance in the prevention of many prevalent disease conditions. And, in the event of disease outbreaks which occasionally develop even today they are able to call for help, from the Texas State Department of Health, in finding and eradicating or controlling the source of the trouble.

The local health unit is the focal point of public health in Texae. These local units, headed by physicians trained in public health work and assisted by public health nurses, sanitarians and clerical personnel, administer the many public health programs which protect the citizens of Texas against the hazards of disease and death.

The local unit director organizes and supervises programs covering maternal and infant care; preschool and school health; adult health and programs designed to control tuberculosis, cancer, venereal disease and diabetics. He is also concerned with industrial health, dental hygiene, nutrition, community sanitation and health. education.

The public health nurse shoulders the detail work with mothers and children.

She assists with special programs for crippled children, dental hygiene, and nutrition. With the assistance of teachers she helps select school children for examination by physisians, assists in se. curing correction of physical defects and helps teachers in planning health education programs.

The sanitarian concerns himself with a long list of deversified responsibilities, He inspects foodhandling establishments and assists in training foodhandling personnel, such as cooks, waiters and dishwashers in proper foodhandling methods. He inspects water supplies, dairies, swimming pools, tourist courts and trailer courts. In addition he investigates reported "sanitary nuisances' and assists with civil defense planning Currently, some 1,800 public health workers man 55 local health units, covering 64 counties and 75 per cent of the state's population with the singular aim of bringing better health to the people of Texas.

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

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INCOME TAX IABAIPTIONS AND DEDUCTIONS:

You are entitled to a $600 deduction on your income tax return for each exemption. If you are in an income bracket where you will have to pay a tax; this will result in a minimum reduction of your tax of $120.

The basic exemptions are those for the taxpayer and his sponse. You, are entitled to one exemption each, plus an additional exemption of $600 for each of you who reaeheS the age of 65 during the taxable year or Who is blind.

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The determination of whether or not you should use the standard deduction should be made by comparing the net tax which you will pay under both methods of filing your return. The final method used should be based upon a consideration of the relative cost of filing under either method, the amount of personal, deductions you have incurred and your ability to sustain the burden of proving the accuracy of your itemized deductions.

A general rule oi thumb would indicate that you will pay less tax by itemtzing your deductions where you own your home and pay substantial real estate taxes and mortgage interest, However, there can definitely be other situations where the itimization method will benefit you taxwise.

(This newsfeature, prepared by the State Bar of Texas, is written to inform —not, to advise. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who is fully advised concerning the facts involved, because In addition to exemptions for you and a slight variance in facts may change the your -.spouse, you may claim a $600' ex- application of the law). emption for relatives who receive less than $600 gross income during a taxable year and who receive more that one-half of their support from you. Non-relatives also can constitute dependents which will entitle you to a dependency deducWashington — A nationwide campaign tion where they satisfy the same rules, has been set in motion to help find jobs and when they live in your home.

Your child, if under 19 or a student. for a million out-of-school youths now can be -a dependent for which you Will unemployed and for the additional milbe entitled to an exemption, whether lions who will enter the labor force in or not he or she earns in excess of $600 the next few years. gross income, where you provide more Secretary of Labor Goldberg launched than 'one-half of the actual cost of sup- the job drive, saying it was "part of the porting the child. Amounts received by Administration's increasing efforts to the student child as a scholarship are reduce unemployment among all groups not counted. in the population. Special efforts are The standard or optional dedUction is being directed to the employment reavailable to you if you do not desire to quirements of young people, because itemize your personal deductions au- 18.7 per cent of those under 21 who are thorized by law such as real estate taxes, in the labor force are unemployed." charitable contributions and medical exThe Secretary advised all state govpenses. ernors of his action and called upon These personal deductions are deduc- them for assistance.

In announcing the campaign, Mr. tionS from a figure called Adjusted Gross Income. Adjusted gross income is gross Goldberg directed attention to Presiincome less exclusiOns, such as sick pay dent Kennedy's concern for expanding exclusion, and deductions for business job opportunities for the nation's unexpenses, and related items such as ex employed youth. Last December the penSeS incurred in connection with prop- President appointed a Committee on erty which you hold for the production Youth Employment to generate national interest in the problems of unemployed, rent ar royalties.

The standard deduction is 10 per cent out-of-school youth.

The job drive, which has as a slogan of this adjusted gross income figure up to a maximum deduction of $1,000. It "Put Youth on a Job ,— Today's Investis given to you, whether or not you keep ment, Tomorrow's Profit," was developed records of deductible - expenses or actual- by the United States Employment ,Service and will be carried out by its affiliat ly have these expenses.

ed state employment services in more than 1,800 local public employment offices.

At the local level, mayors throughout the country will be asked to focus attention on the campaign and to seek the cooperation of labor, management, educational, religious, civic and other cmomu,nity organizations.

"Joblessness, tragic at any age, is particularly demoralizing for young persons who find themselves unneeded and unwanted in their first attempts to become useful and productive partners in the community.' )

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The remedies that have been suggest ed for hiccups are unlimited. Everyone has ,niccups now and then, and everyone has had "helpful suggestions" from friends and acquaintances on bow to stop them.

Hiccups are spasmodic contractions of the diaphram. They occur in healthy people spontaneously or from trivial causes. In rare cases hiccups will continue for long periods and control becomes difficult. In these instances, medical attention is required.

Babies often hiccup after rapid- feeding , or swallowing of air. Sometimes hiccups are noted along with neurosis and with certain diSeases, such as flu.

"Today's Health" the magazine of ti,e American Medical Association, oiferz, several suggestions for curing the hiccups: —In the case of babies, administer sips of warm water; take the child in your' arms, patting his back.

One of the best •remedies for simple hiccups in older children and adults is to lie down and relax.

—Other measures that sometimes help include: Drinking water slowly, trying both warm and cold water if necessary; if an upset stomach sets off the hiccups, take a teaspoonful of baking soda in water; breathe in and out into a paper bag, so- that the carbon dioxide level in the blood is raised.

The important thing in stopping the hiccups is to relax, and any prudent thing that helps the subject relax and bets his mind off the hiccups may be helpful.

There are occasional cases in medical 1-,lsterry of individuals Whose hiccups have presisted for hours or days. If hiecups don't go away after a reasonable period, say, an hour or two, call your doctor.

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Od 1. prosince 1961 jsou v CSR davany do obehri nove bankovky no 10 korunach, statovky po 5 a 3 korunach a mince po jedire korune a clesai halerich. Stare penizc zistavaji v platnosti.

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cago. Starosta Richard J. Daley sla y -nosterzkjilpHav onde dort se 125 sviekami i upinleSitosti 125 vY;toei Chicaga. VYznamna udelast bude dilstoine oslavena velkoiepymi podniky, ktere jsou planovany k kvetnu.

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Washington. D. C. — Spojiti Kanadu Spojene staty. — Tato my'Slenka je nyni velmi podporovana a je pro ni opravdova snaha. — Nejvet gi zajem jevi kanad sti obchodnici a prilmysinici. — Dle nekterYch je takove sloueeni neodvratne.

— Predne Saclaji prtmyslove spojeni a idodavaji, Se spojeni v politickem seizeni bude brzy nasledovati, zcela prirozene.

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—ZnamY es. main'. Max Svabinsky zemtel 10. Unora ve veku 88 let v Praze. ) o rpo o EcuadorskV president prijede Spo-

Chicago, Ill. — Die oznanieni vyclaneho ze idadavny American Medical Association, bude udelovana f inaneni pomoc studentima mediciny. Pomoc je omezena na $10,000. — Je to piljeka, a splatky bude moSno, davati, aS bride student v lekarske praksi. — Tyto prijeky budou poskytovany prostrednictvim bankovnich obehodil a zminene zdrideni zaruei arok 5 a Mil procenta. — Studenti budou ornavneni na pomoc $1,500 roene pa sedm let.

jeiVch state. — Quito, Ecuador. — Podle iiredniho scieleni z hlavniho mesta Ecuadoru, prijal president Carlo Julio Aroseman pozvani presidenta. Kennedyho, aNew York. — VSTchodni polofeZ'ni liy nav'Stivil Spojene staty. Doba navSteSpoienYch state byly prekvapeny ovy nebyla jeAte pevne stanovena. brovskou srnrai a snehovou bout' liv3"7m prilivem a more bylo besnive rozOmaha, Neb., — Ve etvrtek slavila 100. widen°. V Useeich od statu Virgine lete narozeniny Katerina Petrii, ktera 90 Novoanglicke staty zprisobilo toto klije v tomto meste od roku 1887. — Byla maticke besneni gkody, za mnoho narozena v eechach a do Ameriky pri- delarn Viehr se hnal rychlosti 75 mil a jela smanSelem, kterY . zemrel v rote na pobreSi se valily ylny aS 20 stop vy1933, pa 49 let trvajidim mardelstvi. — soke, talde tisice obyvatel bylo nuceno Z jejich manSelstvi yzeAlo devet deti. — orchat pied zatopami. Na jihu aS do ManZel jeji byl zamestnan jako sedlar. statu Alabama hrozive napadl snih.

Statenka bydii u decry pro yclane Vojiroye.

V textilnich es.podnicich v Trutnov-A o 4i o ( Upici, Nachode, Zamberku, Boumove a Hereeka. Kim Novakova v Moskve.

Znama americka filmova hereeka Kim jinde v CSR bude pracovat 500 polskYch Novakova, ChicaSanka eeskeho pnvoclu, Sen. to prijela na desetidenni pobyt do Moskvy a do Lenningradu — jako host sovetskeho obchodni flotila ma 100.000 zarefilmoveho priAmyslu. gistrovanYch tun. Nejvet'Si dopravni lod' e 4 • "Ostrava", ktera byla vybudovana v JuNova sportovni arena pin 21.000 diva- goslavii, n a 20.000 tun a rychlost 15 uzlii za hedinu. stavi se v praSske Stromovee.

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Scottie: "But, Reverend, you tell us in leads him with words of love and explanations through the door of a frat- church that salvation is as free as water."

Again comes a cry from the dark. In ernal society?

Reverend: "It is Scottie, it is, but when Field workers work with a will. They, we pipe it to you, you have to pay for years past the fraternal life insurance system has formed and has been a too, need encouragement and help. Why the plumbing." strong maintaining force of society. To should they be left entirely to thembe a member of a fraternal society was selves? Societies today work for success In mountanious regions, 1, feet altito be one of a family — a group held to- through their deputies. Over the whole tude generally brings the same changes gether by love and companionShip. Those USA men and women are working to in temperature and plant life that 1,000 two go hand in hand, for one cannot the limit of their strength to help some miles travel north at the same altitude travel far without the others. Our friend fraternal organization become stronger falls by the way side — it is love and by increasing its membership and build- would.

• companionship that helps him rise and ing for the future. move forward to the destiny that life The world's highest mountain, EverBranches and lodges are single units holds out to him. of a strong organization. They are the rest, could be set in the Pacific Ocean.

In all fraternal organizations there Tegiment of a large array and unless and still lack 7,000 feet of reaching the must and should be a propelling force. they hold forth the banner Which says, surface.

• Our organizational work carries in its "Don't give up the Ship," the rudder behands requirements and methods which comes weak and somewhere in the future Conscience is the clear, still voice that if put to proper use will bring results the ship may sink. Field Deputies should makes Son tell Mom before Sister has a that nothing else can. Who can get near- occasionally meet together and put to- chance to. er to a candidate than the organizer --- gether ideas which through their own he who at the beginning seeks out a. new efforts have made a mark for some Somember, takes him by the !hand and ciety. Let them through intercourse and inspiration rise to a great accomplishDr. Thos. N. ment in thatField of Labor where they measure not their strength, but the good DeLianey ,that they can do.

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