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(Informaeni elfinek) depodobnYm, ze tento bolestnY proces Pit nedavnera slavnostnim otevieni bude pokraeovati jeSte leta, moZna ,dlouha leta. nave budovy pro pravnickou fakultu VetSina z nas uziva, v praksi rovnost Fordham University v New Yorku vystoupii americkY velvyslanec u Spoje- a lidskou diistojnost jen pokud, pokud nych naroda AdJai E. Stevenson s vY- nam to vyhovuje. strahou, ze je svrehovanY eas, aby AT.ato doba pohodlne nev gnaavosti je merieane vyrovnali rozdil mezi svou de- vS'ak dnes jiZ veci minulosti, a to nemokratickou virou a Zivotnim realis- jen pro nas Arnerieany, ale vitbec pro mem. Mezi jinYm pravil pit 'Leto vSechny svobodne narody. V tetor generaci nas dejiny nuti, abychom pinili svou toto: viru do nejzasSich hranic.

"Je jasno, ze kcly2 Jefferson psal "v g -chnildejsoutvfazrniokikarn-li einim tak zmerne. Koni', to ani muZi, kteki se pkipojili syYm muniste zavrhuji kaZdY pojem `neseizipodpisem k 'Leto explosivni mySlence, ne telnYch pra y ', pies to vkik tvrdi, prameli na mysli to, co si pod tim predsta- ye jako my, ze mluvi jmenem `vS'ech vujeme (Ines. 2eny, ()trod. a Ede nema- di'. Toto vyprovokovava nas k nelvyS g jetni nemohli tenkrat hlasovati. Mnozi ye potiebu--muvYkon.Jaidy&l ze zminenych mud sepsali o jedenact jeme nyni vyhledavati hodnoty a snaZilet pozcleji Ustava, podle ni2 se americ- ti se vyrovnati rozdil mezi na gin piedkYin oboaninn dovolovalo, aby az do ro- stiranim a skuteonosti na gch Zivota. ku 1808 piivakli sem. z Afriky otroky.

Toto rids zavazuje po kaZde strance Ani o pul stoleti pozdeji nebyl si said naSich obeanskYch po yinnosti, doma i v Lincoln fipine list, zda Buh stvotil eer- zahraniel. Nati rids, abychom zvV gli dnocha na ro y al s belochetn v jejich pri- roved no:eho Akolstvi, Zivota v nagch rozenYch sklonech. Jeho emancipaeni mestech i Zivota rodinneho, na gch koprohlakni, ktere zuSlechtilo clejinY teh- stein, nakch komunikrienich prostredkil, dejSi doby, bylo proto aspori z easti pro- na g stranicke politiky, pravnilio jevem viry. ztizeni, vkch fistiedi vlivu v tato spoleenosti. A co je nejdfilelitjStale jeRe vyklipujerne tento ntiv prcjev nak dstava a 'san- iho — nuti nas, abychom IT zajmu naldy iikaji cokoli, my, co by narod, Se- ru a svobody budovall ve svetovem roz ver, jarko i Jih, stale se pouenjeme ze sahu skuteeneu spoicenost naroda. zkukncsti a z utrpeni, jak uplatniti spoleci onst `vSech pravdu rasove rovnosti, Zda se pra y - l Farm Stevensonovo oteviene posou e-

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ni stale jeUe nedokonaleho usiii nag nave vlasti o dosakni rovnych pra y pro v:;-echy jeji obeany melo by zajimati i na'Se piatele a pribuzne v zamori. Ptajih se vas v dopisech, pros Spo j ene stati nedospivaji k rasove rovnosti rychlejtempern, miiZete v priStim svem dopise uvesti nekolik vysvetleni, jichZ pan Stevenson.

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(Informai:A1 eianek) Ve dnech 28. a 29. clubna se kona sjezd CSNRA v budove (2SA v Cicero. Ptijedou delegati oblasti a odlookk, aby se podileli pa dva 1One dny na sjezdovem jednani, Teprve z prehle.clu dvoulete einnosti, konane za napjatYch svetovych porerti vynikne vYznarn -Leto stare kenor! ,:anisaA, zalolene pied 44 lety svetove valky a vVznam jeji Z[1, P nejen v krajanskern Zivote, ale ,i v zajmu eeskoslovenskeho lidu. Dues, kclyZ Kube a v cele stredni udalosti nebezpe-ne . :iee zna ?..Me .Lu k americkYm btellinn a zaklaclaji kvapem prokomi . nisticka schuftni a burcuji ame(Pokraeovani na strane 4)

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-ORADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All in Tem p le, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas fiEDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 — Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 -- San An g elo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District.

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ZbYvajici na g eeskoslovanskY tisk Ede zasluze vzpomina„je glechti a nas v Texasu, snaZi se a praeuje bez ustani, posiluj e. abychom se i my prieinili v osadach se plodne 6innosti stati se pozoruhodnou Kdo nedovede Ziti v miru se svVm. sloZkou, — ten marne se dovolava ueiniti mir s nadpozemskou moci. Je rack im dale tim vice je tech, kteki by no caste opraviti sve vlastni osobni lirnohli na ge noviny Gist ale neetau je. — bfistky pro ,dobrou shodu ze sousedem.

• 9 Je,jich vYmluva, bYva, Ze odebiraji noviny anglicke kde pr Y se vice cloetou.

Chceme °pet podekovati v gem tern, • • kteri nam obeas za glou vYstriZky z doOchtond einnost elenstva vede v ka.2- macich novin, o na gich krajanech. Tegi nas tento zajem a na ge etenaki si tudem nagem rade k fispechu a rozvoj clii ooekavati moZno jen za gpoluprace ta jejich laskavost pochvaluji. vgech elenti. Obzvlagte pamatujme, Pres vgelijake ty takosti ktere se obZe soueinnost kadovYch sester kaZdou eas vyskytnou kclyZ jedrulte s lidmi rilzdomnelo prekalkou odstrani. nych nahleda a povah, rids nae pra• • KaZdY*, nag rad mel by bYti pripraven, ce pro Jednotu te gi a s radosti kaZdemu ye sve osade stati se einnou sloZkou ye poslouZime die moZnosti a die nagich verejnem snaZeni pro dobro a spoleeen- schopnosti.

• Pekske povzneseni te ktere osady.

Jen si pripomerime, 'Ze se nenarodil na Jarni-slavnost radova na den matek jegte ten, aby vyhovel vgem. aneb otcfi se k tomu nejlepe hodi.

• Chci je gte jednou na to upozorniti Nezapomeiite sestry a bratti ye syYch schfizich si o torn porokovati. Ovgem,‘Ze nage sestry a bratry, Ze ic neslugnosti na gich shromaZdeni kdyZ nekdo k pro zdarile provedeni je nutno nejake planovani, avgak nepracujete radi pro nam hovori, se baviti se sousedem at' jiZ geptem neb larasite a ta'kto vyru gospoleene dobro?

• vati ty navgtevniky ktefi se o proslov dopodrobna zajimaji.

Xerikejme a véci e je to nad na ge sily, nad nage rnaZnosti ale skusme to. — Opakujeme davnou prosbu; -- KdyZ Dobre vite,"Ze kclyZ nee° upkimné chcete, spoleene mnoho dokaZete, ueirite te7- j inak neinfiZete sve Jednote prospeti, dy tento na g 65 rok trvani, vYznamnYm prosim po pkeeteni, Vestnik dejte svemu sousedu nebo priteli, kterY dosud neni i pro Vag rad a va gi osadu. nagim elenem. t, Na nagich radoVYch einnovnin jiste Treba, Ite rok minulY b1 nas rok Ze mnoho zaleld jakl se u radu pracuje, ale i vegkere elenstvo musi bYti po- fispegny, nesmime ustati a i letos se ze vzbuzeno tak aby vYclatne pomahalo a vgech sil snaZiti, dociliti spoleene jegte, lepgich vYsldekil. dobre snaZeni podporovalo.

• • Jen nage dobra yule, nage unkimne Dost mana e jste si povgimli seznam dared, kterY na g dalliaskY bratr Jarma snaZeni, na ge prace a soueinnost v ka iApied okrskovou schfizi uverejnil v or- dem rade i s na gim organisaenim adOne, co clarovano na zakladni fond borem mute nas °pet v tomto roce po"Youth Camp" tretiho okrsku. Velkou yznest ,jak v roce minulem. vzpruhu teto akce byl glechetnST dar Doslechl jsem, Ze dosti slu gnSr poeet manZelil Jos. HolaskovYch desiti akrii pozemku ye stredu distriktu. KaZdY dar nagich radfl jiZ se ptipravuje oslaviti najak tento bude dlouho a s povdekem ge 65 fete vYroei trvani Jednoty. vzpominan nebo porozumeni dobre nou jsou to ty same kady, ktere nikdy snahy, cobra yule, obetavost a snaha neleni. — Jest -jiste -prani nas v g ech, aprospet jsou povkly vStrazein dobreho by toto na ge vYroei v eervenci bylo vgu srdce a veenYm pomnikem kterY tu po de diistojne vzpomenuto, a aby se kaZda takova oslava setkala, se zdarem. nas zbude.• • K tomu je ov gem prvne zapotrebi, aNagim sestram, Enniskeho, Dallaskeho i Fort Wortskeho giciho krouZku by se pripravy neodkladali na posledni prejeme dal giho vgemo2neho zdaru. Vi- chvili. — Zvolte si kde ma2no slavnost-

Ve stkedu, dile. 25. dubna, 1962

ni vYbory jih v pfi gti schilzi. — 6as rychle kvapi„ a vet gi oslava, zjednani hudby, pozvani kednika, obsluha vet giho poetu obecenstva — vyhaduje spoluprace vgech vagich sester a bratr y. Nee zde ye West zemkei krajan Josef opomerite a schuti se snahme.

• • F. Svadek 701etY ve spanku a byl pochovan pc, obtadech z Presbyterniho kosteTen nag svet je nyni tak zmoderniso- la na hkbituy C. M. Bratki. — Nage vanY, he na vgechny ty bYvale pkatel- ptimna soustrast pozustale rodine. ske projevy nemame easu. Proto snad • • upkimne nas te gi, kcish ty na ge henske — Ze v Rosenberg zemiel nahle nag krouZky u nekterYch tadfi, zdarne pokraduji. Srdeene si pkejem aby se nejen start' pkitel pan Emil Stavinoha 821etY udrheli, ale i vgude rostli a povzbudili minlY tYden. Zanechal etyki syny a tri nas a nahradili nejak ty zapomenute dcery. Jeho hena jej na lied:nest pled lety pkedegla. — Vyslovujeme soustrast nage stare zvyky. rodine.

• • • • Na ge dopisovatele, ty na ge mile ses— 2e minuly tS7clen zhoubnY pohar try nas po Texasu zbliZuji. Kanda zpra- temek znidil obchody v mil blocku v va o spolkove a osadni dinnosti, o Temple a hasieskY sbor byl phi silnem nosti mlade2e, divadelni, slavnostni, jest vetru temet bezmacnY. nejen zajimava, ale i pobidkou tern • • "clicimajicim" kadfim aby se letos k nev Bryan rodina W. Kudera se jake vet gi einnosti koneene vzchopili. doOkala radostneho nadeleni kdyh doe• • kali se syneeka, kterY se jim narodil v Dnes koneim moje poznamky my- St. Joseph Nemocnici 12. dubna Pieglenkou, eloveka vychovava nejen j eme g testi.

• • gkola, ale i vge to so ce kolem neho deje, co dovede vypozorovati ze hivota, v — Ze na osadni hibitov v texaska nagich spolcich, jak tam pospolu jed- Praze k vednemu odpodinku ulohen byl name a za jakYm diem se ubirame. nag krajan John Okrouhlik star 75 let.

• • Zemkel ve spanku. Zanechal zde manVekim pevne, a byl jsem v to vile ne- helku gest synft a g est deer a kadn. vnouPortistalYm vyslovujeme souday/a° v nagi schrizi tketiho okrsku ye Cat. Fort Worth posilnen, 'he pokud budeme strast.

• • vg ichni jednati svorne, (tkeba he manae — Ze min1S7 tYden pochovana ye Weirozdilne nahledy) a pokud, si budeme hlecleti v gem nam pospolu uZitednYch mar pani Frank Kunetkova ye stall 59 snah, budeme nejen zdarne pokraeovati, let zesnula nahle po srdeene mrtvici. Zde ale i to na ge mlacleh se na na gi vSrzyu zanechala manhela a dceru. Dale dye sestry a bratry. Na ge soustrast vgem. bude k nam pkidavati. )• • • — Ze sleena Mildred Konakikova, si za sveho henicha vyvolila Lamberta Janaka a 5. kvetna budou v katolickem kostele v Hallettsville sezdani. Oba pkitomne pracuji v Houstone. Pkejeme jim Bratti a sestry organisatoti povtim- gtesti. nete si laskave rriznYch zprav, "co jsem • • pkes tYden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in — 2e Frank Mladenka 761et3i zemiel the News", kde uvadime ptilditost pro minuly tYclen; pfebYval v El Campo ale vas zejemce vyhledat a ptipomenouti pochovan byl na Mora vii .Zanechal zde jim, ze kaZdS, Cloy& pottebuje pojisteni. manhelku tki syny a etyki dcery a vice Jest to nejlep gi uldeni nageh penez, rodiny. Nage soustrast. vzpomerite jim, ze v kahlem ptipade do• • stane pojigtenY' sve penize zpatky. — — Ze v Corpus Christi po operaci zetom ale kahlY Glen SPJST ma ptile'ti- mkela nage znama sleena, Lou Veselkotost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoleeen- va 441eta. Byla zamestnane, v obchode ske waci v tade i v nalch distriktech v Corpus a zanechala thi bratry a ill s nag i mladdi aneb bYti ifdastni dobro- sestry. Vgem vyslovujeme upkimnou soueinne praci. — Ziskavejme ditky ozna.- strast.

• meni v nati rubrice aneb ty ditky na• Alch zemtelYch cienu. — Pamatujme na — Ze minulY tyden v Ennis zemiel nag to, ze chceme v tomto rote °pet ProvS7- start' pkitel mlad gich let bratr Jos M. .Siti ureenou kvotu a ptejeme Vain Irk- Trojdeek star 70 let, vlastnil peknou chen jen mom zdar. farmu phi Telicu. Byl delgi dobu ochro-

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men na nohy a tak snad smrt jej vysvobodila od trapne nemoci. Byl to dobrY osadnik a jeho pozilstale rodine, manhelce, synu i dceram a 4 bratrilm vyslovujeme nagi soustrast.

• • — Ze minulY tYden zemiel v El Paso Geo. Krutilek teh z Ennis a nam dobke znamY zpasobilY mladY muh. Litujeme j eho odchodu. 0 jeho rodine neptigla hadna zprava ale vime ze zde zanechal dva bratry Emila a Henryho. — Jim plati nage soustrast.

• • — Ze mnoho na gich stargich znamYch se nam hlasi osobnim dopisem, kterk nelze uvekejnit. Napi gte nam dopis z vahi osad y jak si tam spoledensky pollinate. Bude tato vase zprava nejen zajimava pro na ge etenake v riiznYch osad zde v Texasu ale i za hranicemi a v zamoki.

• • — 2e v Houstonu Nadu Pokrok maji v pkiprave operettu, "Krajansku vrat' se." — ktera bude pkedvedend dne 27. kvetna odpoledne 0 3:30. Co zname ty Houstongti sestry a brathi, jiste he to bude nee° "extra". Pkejeme jim fispech, za to jejich pkieineni. Sk.oda, he je k yam tak daleko.

• • — Ze v Granger zemiel krajan Rudolph Vrabel star 52 let. Po zadugni mgi byl pochovan na hibitov sv.

Zanechal zde manhelkii jednoho syna.

— Nage 'upkimna soustrast cele recline.

• • — Ze v Houston u kadu 88 budou v nedeli dne 6. kvetna vysluhovat velke Barbecue a kandY je fictive zvan. * OPRAVA Ve Vestnik z dne 18. dubna v Resoluci soustrasti, bylo poznamenano, he bratr August Sklak zemiel dne 20 bhezna. Melo to spravne bYti, he zemiel dne 29. bhezna, coh timto opravujeme.

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Piatele, sestry a bratil Nezapomerite, he v kratkosti se budou v Texasu konat Statni volby.

Uchazeeft o ruzne vYbory jest letos velky vYber.

Volby jsou ov g em velice dulezite, pfemYglejte o tom a eeho se mame zastavati syYm hiasem. — SnaZite se bYti spravne informovan?

Jclete jedenkandY a vykonejte v den voleb svoji obeanskou povinnost. — Volte pro to osobu v kterou mate driveru a spolehate se, he je schopna zastati svetenST Ukad.

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1948 pracuje pro ochranu americke svobody a k uchovani dobre povesti krajana, o kterou Sc nasi pristEr_thovalci zasloudili. y e dpravach aradovny Rady bade take zaznamenan y Yznain naSich publikaci a Ila:Y110 oeskosolyenskelio i anglickeho zpravodajstvi, zasilaneho americkYm dakcim, universitnim knihovnam, nim Uradam, kongrestnenilm, senatorUm, se ktermi je Rada Costa v pisemnem i osobnim styku. Hlavne bade zhodnocena pohotovost CSNRA, s jakou reaguje no easove otazky a haji zajmy porobeneho Ceskoslovenska. Na pt. protestovali jsme proti Chrukevove nay.Ateve a vYvin udalosti nom dal za Pravda; protestujeme proti t. zv. "kulturni vYmene' dokud se bude provadet za nadiktovanYch podminek; protestujeme proti dorueovani zdarma kontunisticke propagandy americkou pnStou a nedorueovani pofty s TOM znamkou a znamkami se "sochou svobody"; varujeme proti plantan sudetskYch Neincti na americke konferenci a.t.d. Za svou domelou , praci vysloudila si CSNRA da11171,1 v americkYch kruzich, nase memoranda jsou otiStena y e vladnim zapise Congressnoal Record a citovana ameriekYm tiskem.

Spatuprace s krajansliymi organisacemi Ne sjezdu bade vdeene vzpomenuto spoluprace s narodnimi krajanskymi organisacemi i mists ni spolky. Rada uprimne yeti a pracuje ke Pada s mini spoleene pod/111<y a oslavy,. 28. rijna, 7. btezna atd. Vzpominame na priklad velkou akci s poStovni znamkou TOM, kteroo Rada vedla ad do vitezneho konce, no do6M1 akci '1( zalodeni Ceske a siovenske stolice na Chicagske universite, no, aeast na mezinarodnich vYstavach na Navy Pier, na Captive Nations Day, poradani 'koncertil Antonina Dvoraka, Hedricha Smetany, Lease Janaeka, poradani prednaek, pajenvani a Predvadeni CeskYch filmu atd: Na sjezdu bade samozrejme projeveno vdeenost vSern cbetavYm spolupracovnikam, v odboekach, oblastech, spolupracujicim erganisa,cim, darctim a priznivefini. kteri sT;7in pochopenim tuto praci umodnili. — Na sjezdu bude take rozhocinuto o bucleuci einnosti Rady se zretelem na vadnost doby.

PRVN! OKRSEK Schtze Jarni, druneho okrsku, bade Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni se konat jak bylo delS1 dobu oznamovano, a hosticiho radii eislo 48 v Beyers- ,chazi v 1962 na den 6. kvetna (May the ville, poblide Taylor, dne 29. dubna 5th.) u hosticiho radu eislo 38 v Koval, (April) jak sdeleno, bude tato schtize Texas, — Zadaji zdruZe;re distrikty aby jim tato tak dame ozpouze "odpoledial."

Veeer v sini radii bade tanedni veseli- laniend nedele v kvetnu byla laskave ce pri hudbe Vradelove orchestry. -- ponechana.

• • tomto okrsku zdrudene jsou rady. v okresu Falls, 89. - v okresu Milam, 15 DRUHY OKRSEK — 72. v okresu Robertson, 94. — v oNa.S" okrsek planuje svoji Jarni schfizi kresu Travis, 155. — v okresu Wiliam- .962 u radu eislo 48 v Bayersville vYson Oslo 20, 29, — 48, — 75, 102, 3hodne od mesta Taylor, dne 29. dubna — 109 — Celkem 18 radii. ,April 29). Buda tato schtze pouze" 9 eg■ ( `odpoledni" schtze. — 1TraZelova Polka n•chestra bude vyhravati veder k Taneeni zabave PodrobnY program bude co Irr nejdrive moZno oznamen.

• Bade konati svoji Jarni schazi jak bylo =amen° u -raciu eislo 56 v Corpus PATS' OKRSEK Christi posledni nedeli v dubnu dne 29.

PatY okrsek bride poradati jarni schnzi dubna (April the 29). lkady tohoto okr- 20. kvetna. Jak obyeejne, take bude posku jsou k ifeasti zvani. Jsou to tady faclana volba idednikt. Schilze se bude jak nasleduje, z okresu Atascosa, 78, — konat v sini na Fairchild ye Fort Bend 147, 161. --- okres Bee, 26 -- okres Bexas County a hostici rad jest kart Needville 133, — okres Cameron, 164, --- okres eislo 81 BliZei podrobnosti, eas a proKarnes 93, — 127 -7- okres Kleberg 118, gram bude v kratkosti oznamen. okres Live Oak 113, okres Nueces, Sestra Bessie Franek 56, --- 79, 117, —152. — okres Refutajemnice radu 81 gio 150, -- okres San Patricio, 137, ) • •T• • ::tires Wilson, 61, — 107. — Celkem 18 SESTi. OKRSEK HAIL Timto Okrsek 'SestY oznamuje, *Ze je* jich jarni schtze se bude konati v osade Talton, prvni nedeli v kvetnu ktera pHpada, na de n6. kvetna. Zaeatek pkesne o I hodine odpoledne. o SEDMI OKRSEK Oznamuje Ze se okrskova schuze bude konat u "radu 'Oslo 56 v Corpus Christi, posledni nedeli v dubnu co2 j est 29. dubna (April the 29.)

• • Posmrtni vzpominka Oznameni o okrskovYch schuzi v rote OdeSla z naSeho stredu pi. Anna Ko1962 budou ve Vestniku drZeny k inforlarova, naandelka p. Rudolfa Kolate a venujeme ji tuto fictivou posmrtni vzpo- maci naSeho elenstva a budou dopineny minku. Jiste, de sve„ rodine, svernu man- aneb rozMi'ene jakmile od okrskir dojdou deli byla yzac.nou bytosti a proto s po- dalSi podrobnosti. — Prosime o Vati vdekem ji. vzpoinin.ame. Prejeme ji klid- nozornost. ) • Igo • ( ny spanek veenY a Cestnou vzpominku ji zachovame. Mandell a pozastale rodine plati nak- uptimna soustrast.

Vas vSecnny kdoZ se stehujete upozorL. 0. Haek, redaktor nujeme, Ze zmeny adres dluZno zasilati e •( pIlmo do naei Hlavni fifadovny kde se adresaf opravuje. — zmeny adres do West, musime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni Aradovne a mame 8 Divadelni ptedstaveni v Houston u tim zbytednou praci a poetovne vSilohy, du 88 jak popisuje sestra Naomi Kostum Adresa Hlavni idadovny jest sehrano bade v nedeli odpoledne dne 27.

BOX 400 kvetna (May the 27th) o 3:30 adpoledne.

TEMPLE, TEXAS Jest to operetta "Krajanku, vrat' se."

Dekuji Vam za pozornost pfedern ) o o if* Red.

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Resolueni vSlbor, FarntiSka Hejlova AneZka Motloya Klara Hejlova • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Resolueni vYbor radu Osveta eislo 38 v . Kovat, Texas, timto vyslovuje portlstale rodine uprimne citenou soustrast, nad ztratou jejich matky, babieky ,a prababieky, a na.Si. spolusestry FrantSka Le§ikar ktera zemrela 31: brezna 1962 ye stab 87 let. pohrbena, 1. dubna na Oak Hill hrbitove v Smithville, Texas za • obradii Rev. Price -Peacock. Zesnula, sestra LeAikarova, byla zakladajici elenkyne du Svetlo Oslo 38. Ve Smithville, Texas a byla vZdy dobrou spolusestru. Konala sve povinnosti spravne, byla v Jednote po dobu 60 let. Mila, rodino. My elenove sestry a bratri osucitime s Vama ye yaS"em zarmutku, zesnule sestre prejeme klidny spanek a at' odpoeiva, v pokoji. best budil zachovana jeji pamatce.

Jerry Stepan, Chas: Hkibek, Mary 8tepan, resolueni vS/b. ) • ih RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My nitre podepsanY resbludni vYbor Padu Hvezda Texasu Oslo 47 Seaton, Texas, za rad vyslovujeme na g' uprimne citenett soustrast pozfistale rodine nad ztratou jejich manklky, matky, starenky, prastarenky, tetieky, a naSi spolusestru Veronika Kalenda ktera zemrela dne 9. dubna 1962 v jejich domove pH Temple, po dlouho trvajici nemoci ye veku 77 rokti.

Sestra Kalendo ya narozena byla v besskoslovensku. Do teto vlasti prijela roce 1906, a v torn rode na podzim se provdala na Seaton za Charles Kalendu.

Vychovaly Cestnou rodinu 10 ditek, 5 deer a 5 synti. Sestra Kalendova byla dlouholeta einna, elenkyne SPJST a nageho raclu.

Pohrebni obtady vykonal dne 11. dubna, pan Farar F. J. Kostohryz a pan. Farar Albert Martin v C M B Kostele na Seaton pochovand byla na naroclnim htbitove na. Seaton pri obfadech vykonan*ch panem Fararem F. J. Kostohryzern.

Vime mild rodino, ze Wee nesete ztra• tu vaS'i nenahraditelne bytosti, ale buda

Resolueni vSibor radu Vlastenec 'Oslo 45 v Shiner, Texas timto vyslovuje uprimne citenou soustrast rodine . LaZove, nad ztratou jejich manZela, otce, dedeeka a naSeho spolubratra Tom Lain, kterSr zeintel dne 6. dubna ye stall 76 let. Stravil .nekolik poslednich mesicti dome odpodinku "Twin Pines" v Victoria, Texas. Byl ulolen k vednemu odpodinku na hfbitove Evergreen.

Pohrebni obrady vykonal Rev. Gordon Hejl z kaple McCabe and Carruth Funeral home.

Byl elenem raC.0 Vlastenec pies 50 let. My elenove tohoto dadu pfejeme mu kliclnY odpoelnek.

Re.solueni vSrbor Vlasta Vintik Emilie Barog Frank Mikeska )•

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RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Resolueni vStar za rad Karel JonaS" eislo 28 v East Bernard, Texas, timto yyslovujeme pozilstale rodine naSi uprimne citenou soustrast nad ztratu jejich mankla. Otce, dededka a pradedeeka na na geho spolkoveho bratra.

Fred Fojtik kterr zemtel dne 10. dubna 1962. Zem. fel po delSi nemoci ye stari 64 let, pobiten byl 12. dubna z kosteia svateho Krik na osadni hrbitovzd.e v East Bernard. ZaduSni msi svatou slouZil Msgr.

Jos. Valenta a Msgr. Jos C. Kunce mel Ceske kazani nad zemrelYin. ZesnulS bratr Fred Fojtik byl elenem naSeho radu Karel JonaS po mnoho rokft a vkly dbalY sqch spolkov-crch povinnesti, teZ rad navAtevoval na§e fazlove schilza.

Zesnuly bratr, zanechava .sue svoji zarmucenou manZelku Albinu, 3 syny, 7 doer a 33 vnoudat a 2 pravnuky. portistala rodino budiZ yam Utechou Ze i my sestry a bratri soucitinme s vami ye ya§em. zarmutkii. Zesnulemu bratru pfeierne klidnV spanek at' odpoeiva v pokoji, Cost budiZ zachovana jell° pamatce.

Lydia Kubena Annie Duckett Annie Fojtik Resolueni vSibor

JOSEPH F. SVACEK Age 70 years, who died in his sleep last Week, Sunday, April 15th and whose burial was held at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 17th, at the First Presbyterian Church, West, Texas, with the Reverend A. Evans officiating.

Burial was in the United Brethren Cemetery. The West Masonic Lodge was i n charge of services at the Cemetery.

Our sympathy to the bereaved family.

• •( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY In behalf of our members of Lodge.

Tioga No. 5, we wish to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family and friends of our deceased brother MICHAEL PRIHODA who passed away April 13, 1962 in a Sherman hospital at the age of 72 years.

Funeral • services were held on April 16, 1862 at St. Mary's Catholic Church at 10:00 a.m. with Father John Duesman officiating. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Pallbearers were L. L. Blazek, Alvin Schroeder, J. F. Proffit, Frank Cavender, Bill Jurecka and Fred Tesar.

Brother Prihoda was born January 25, 1890 in Czechoslovakia, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Prihoda. He came to the United States in 1906. He married Miss Frances Zett on September 8, 1910 in Bomarton.

Survivors are his wife, three daughters, Mrs. John Kubicek of Valley View; Louise and. Frances of Sherman, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

He was president of our SPJST Lodge Tioga No. 5. ?or Lodge No. 5 Mrs. Lorene Shrceder 0(

The area about Birmingham, Alabama, is the only place in the U. S. where all three items needed for steel manufacture (iron ore, coal, limestone) are :found in the same general area.

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Zen itad Cottonwood Oslo 6 Bluth a sestry.

Nejdrive Vam chci pripomenout by jste nezapomnely na na g pravidelnou schtizi v nedeli 6. kvetna v 3:30 odpoledne. Prijd'te vSiehni komu moano. a bud'te zas tak dobrY a doneste nejakY zakusek k to naiSi spoleene svaeine.

Ted' Vain kteki jste nebyly pritomni zdeluji jak dopadla naSe Velikonoeni oslava.

Den jsme mely krasnY a ji g od 1 hodi.ny se lido sjizdeli, tak ae jsme mely velkou navStevu.

Ve 3 hodiny byl zahajen program klubu mladeae za vedeni sester R. Kriaan a Marie Drews.

Uvitaci proslov prednes1 Bobby Dobeeka Basal "A Problem" — Jeanette Kriaan Baser 'Happy Easter" — Charles Kutcherovsky Solo na harmoniku "Wood Chopper Ball" a Red Raven" zahral George Smajstrla, jr.

Basel — Wabitts" — Blake Straten Dy e pisne na varhany zahrala — Barbara Glatter Dye pisne na harmonice zahrala Marie Drews ,doprovazela Barbarou Glatter na varhany Basen "Its Easter" — Dorothy Pa ylieek "Twirling" — Ruthie Schuetz "Solo na harmonice — Kathy Zapalac D y e pisne zaspivala. — Monica Smajstria a to "Peter Cottontail" a "In the Mood" Pisen "Yanke Doodle" — Ernest Kutcherovsky, jr.

KratkY vYstup — KutcherovskYch Tri pisne na varhany zahrala Patricia Lenart z Irving, Texas.

Piseii "April Love" zazpivaly Dorothy a Ruthie Schuetz doprovazeny Marii Drews na piano.

Basch "Three litle cheers" -- Bete Kutcherovsky Pisen na varhany "Home sweet home" Dorothy Glatter Na.posled byl Velikonoeni pochod kterY ridila Sue Kutcherovsky Prvni par byl — Pan a pni Novotny v eeskYch krojich -- Marie Janeeka pani a La Verne Mikeska pan.

DruhY per — pan a pani Blanford z Wiggins — Richard Mikeska pani a Johny Kriaan pan.

Wed. par "Untouchables" Martha Montbie pan a Olga Novotny pani etvrtV par, Prince Charles z LondYna Ginger Kutcherovsky, sleena. "America" sestra Kutcherovska

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NAY par, AmerickY vojak — Jerry Janeeka a jeho device, Margie Stratten.

S'estY par, pan Drip George Smajstrla a pani Larry Williams z Louisiany.

SecimY par, Rock Hudson, sestra E. Zahrniak, Marilyn Monroe — S. A. Schuetz OsmY par Kral a Kra,lovna z Cottonwood, Marie Drews kralovna a Lidia Dobeeka eras.

Ty to pary zatancovaly moderni tance Twist a Bunny hop a take jim ,dany ceny za nejpeanejk obleeeni a za nejsmeSnejSi. Za nejpeknejSi. vyhraly Marie Janeeka a La Verne Mikeska a za nejsmeSnejSi Ginger Kutechrovsky a sestra E. M. Kutcherovsky.

Tim byl program ukoneen a mladea Sla hledat vajieka a sestry v kuchyni pripravily dobrou svaeinu. Bylo to krasne odpoledne vSichni se dobre bavily i muzika vyhravala.

Jmenem radii dekujem timto naSim dobrYin bratrtun a sestrem co darovaly vajieka pro deti a to jsou bratr a sestra Jerome a Hattie Kaska, kteri darovaly 8 krabic vajieek asi 1990 vajec a Raymond Hromadka z Cottonwood 1 krabici 240 vajec.

Sestra a bratr George Snaajstrla da.rovali veci na ceny.

Sestra Emilie Vochozka darovala asi 100 vajec peeenYch z pekerny pro deti.

Tak diky Vain dobri bratri a sestry udelay jste detem radost a vSichni jsou Vam za to ycleeni.

Na shledanou 6. kvetna. se teSi. Marie Janeeka, dop.

Kdo red &sky zpive prijd'te budeme se a,ei.t.

6 4 ( Ikad 88 Houston, Texas Mili etenati.

Co toto budete Cist, tak jia bude poi svetkach Velikonoenich nedilka pro deti u radu Pokrok byla minulou nedeli dne 15. — Bylo pekne poeasi a tak y e 3:30 zapoeali ditky s programem a pak byla nadilka vajieek, ktere zakoupili a obstarali sestry od Birthday Klubu. — Tot' vite, ae deti z toho meli velikou radost a teSili se velice. Dokud jsme byli ditky a na farme hodne siepieky nesli, to se tenkrat z ylaSt dale na tom zaleaet malovat vajieka.

PriSti Card Party sestry od Clubu budou par:adot prvni streda v mesici cog bude dne 2. k.vetna. Poeatek v 10 hodin v poledn:2 ebutnY coed. Vezinete sebou sve pratele a zname.

Schtize sesterskeha klubu bude druhal stredu v mesici dne 9. kvetna a nayStevnici jsou vady vitani. Schulze zapoene v 11 hodin a v poledne, obed.

Prodej koldeti bude prvni sobotu dne 5. kvetna a prodavaji se sa, 85c tucet.

Ve streclu, dne 25. dubna 1962 13adou hotove v 12 hodin a cele odpoledne se budou prodavat. Zadejte si vaSi objecinevku predem a tea j ak druh si pkej ete. ✓ sobotu dne 28. dubna, se bude poradat u kadu 88 taneeni zabava s hudbou Randy K. z Weimar . — V mesici kvetnu pill. Card Party buclou hostitelkami sestry Daisy Drab, F. D. Dvorak, Agnes Svaeina a Flo Rister: — V mesici kvetna narozeniny slavi ses: — Josefina Burl a eel krouaek pkeje, — Happy Birthday. — ✓ minute sehtzi byla dame vzpominka, zenarele sestre Amalii HaluSkove ktera mela narozeniny v mesici dubnu. Velice ji postradame. Byla minulY rok zabite v karovem neStesti.

Tea jsme odeslaly "Getwell card" bratat Anton Svestkovi kterY se doma z nernocnice -pekne pozdravuje kdya jej jeho manaelka opatruje. — Tea byla poslana vzpominka bYvale sestre od klubu Frances Tesak, ktere pro stari jiz nevi nnoanoi se do schuzich dostavit.

Tea i ja dekuji za dereeek sestram v minute schuzi mi predanem a teSi mne vaae uznani. Nezapomeilite na to naSe priSti Ceske divadlo, bade sehrano dne 27. kvetna. Dale u Pokroku budou vysluhovat "Barbecue" obed pro celou yerejnost prvni nedeli v kvetnu t. j. dne 6. kvetna. Zaeatek o 12 hodiri. — Dejte pozor na oznameni.

S pozdravem Vain vSem etenartim jsem Sophie Hrubk 40 8 ( Slavanska lapa eisle 66, Waco, Texas Miii bratri a sestry: NaSe schtize se konala v nedeli odpoledne ye 2:45 v Linden Hall a predseda bratr Otto HanuS ji zahajil best byla vzdane vlajce sestrami Frances Miller, Jean Spence a Beverly GaiduSek a Cest vzdali sestry La Nell Ceska a Mary Sue Moore.

Byl peknY poeet elenti pritomen. VSechni firedniei byly pritornni.

NavStevou u nas byli: Pan a pani Leon Hensel a syn; pani. Joe Sebii a syn; pani Kapavik, a pan a pani Ben PastejovskY. Vady jsme radi kdy i: k narn navSteva prijde.

Mlada, sestra Frances Miller pkednesla modlitbu za maleho Paula Simeika ktery zemrel.

Dekovne listky byly etene od rodiny bratra A. E. Kudelka a od SPJST Damova, Odpoeinku za $10.00 ktere nas tad 'venoval misto kvetin na prosbu rodiny Simeikove. A resoluce soustrasti rodiny Simeikove tea byla etena,.

Bratr Bill Korenek zdelil ae mame chladiee v sini uz pripravene a dnes Po prve je spustili. Bratr Edward Mazanec nebyl prave pritomen tak nebyl jejich protokol 'den, ale pkiSli pouleji.

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Sestra Libie Parma nam ukazala stoly na kterych deti melt vaelijake veci zhotovene na velikonoce a tri soudci meli praci, vybrat tri vYlary pry bude Distriktni kontest 23. zari a Den Bratri a sestry: Houston, Texas Mladeae 24. eer yna. Tea mladea poslala Jarni schuze pateho okrsku se bude $3.00 Domovu Odpoeinku za Paula Sim.- poradati 20. kvetna ye Fairchilds, Texas eika, misto kvetin.. a hostem bude rad eislo 81, Needville, Oleni co maji tento mesie narozeniny Texas. Schtze bude dUleaita, a zajimava. josu: sestry Hattie Matua; Linda West; trednici na priati rok budou voleni a Bobbie Jean Martin; Filomena Miller; ye dye hodiny nrednik Hlavni firadovny pak — bratri: Edwin Narovec, Roman odevzda padesati lete elenstvi odznaky Parma, Johnnie Gaiduaek a Eugene Ger- pritomnym nine jmenavanYm bratriim a itch. Zazpivali jsme jim "Happy Birth- sestram. day" piseri.

V Patem Okrsku name 6tyri a -Meet hratrii a sester kteri patrili do jednoty Mame -al nove eleny a sice, Suzanne jia padesat let. Jejich einnost, jejich podHanua, upsanou bratrem Otto Hanua: pora a jejich uprimnost ye spolkovem aiDonna Beatrice Wooten, a Thomas vote, je pridina pros SPJST je v takoLloyd Wooten, oba upsanY bratrem Chris vem silne stavu dnes. Jsou to ti pionyki Spencem. Radi je mezi nas prijimame. kteri uchystali pro nas lidera co JednoBratr Roman Parma za NemocenskY ta znamena dues. vYbor zdelil, ze nemame 'iadne eleny Zde jsou jmena tech Menu: rad 42: nemocne mimo bratra Henry Narovec, Bratr John Parenica, bratr John Vray a kterY jeate podstupuje yYzkumy ye apisestra Frances 8tefka. Add 65: bratr tale. Prejeme jemu aby lekati brzo naJohn Hlavaty a bratr Frank Strakoa. sii mu chybi a aby se pak bra° uftad 81: sestra Frances Batina, bratr zdravil.

Jos. Batina, bratr Frank E. Chernosky, Predesda 0. Hama srdeene dekoval bratr Arnold Franek, bratr Tom Kolaja, vaem eleninn ,co priali eistit sin, ze vnitt ml., batr Charles Meyer, ml., bratr Anton i zvenku. Je s tim velice spokojen a Peaek, sestra Frances Pribyl a sestra Anoekne to vyhliai. Mame sin 6istou pro na Hajdik. P.a.d 88: sestra Minnie Brown, dalai zabavy ktere zaenou zase tuto ne- bratr Edw E. Chernosky, sestra Frances Goettche, sestra Marie Hamusek, bratr deli 22. dubna.

Anton Hamusek, sestra Ida. Hanka, sesSestra Parmova oznamila vYhry ditek tra Bertha Pagel a bratr -Vinc ,Rubae. na ty velikonoeni ozdoby. Nejmenti . sestra Add 91 sestra Frances Dlouh Y, Prvni cenu dostala. Cynthia Moore; Frances Garbs, a bratr A. J. Voleik. tze,d Druhou cenu, Chris Spence, a treci cenu 96: sestra Frances Starustka, bratr Otto Kathy Moore. Ostatni dostali pentle za Satrustka. Rad 111: Br. Vine Vavieeka. jejich praci. Starai tea' melt tri vYhry a Rad 139: bratr J. M. 8krabanek a sestra sice: prvni , cenu dostala Sharon Engelke, Anna Uher. druhou cenu: Mary Sue Moore; ; a. treti Timto psanim jsou zvani nrednici Hl. Cenu: Frances Miller a ostatni tea do- nradovny, Pravni radce, Okrskove redistali pentli: "Participation Ribbon." tele, Okrskove ntedniky a vaichni eleSoudci byly: pani Edward Cinek, sestra nove SPJST. Dej schilze, podrobnosti atd.

Mary 8imeik a bratr Monroe Janke. Me- pozdeji ve Vestniku. li to vest je vybrat.

S kratrskYm pozdravem, Predseda Hanua pak zdelil, ze rida rad F. A. Kadlecek, taj. 5 okrsku • a • byl dobre zastoupen v Distriktni schnzi ve Ft. Worth a mame to vest ze dva na.Podekoiani naai eleni byly zvoleni co nrednici a prejpnie si touto ceSfati podekQvat jsou to: bratr Edward Mazanec jest vsem nasim Pfatelnin"kteri nam v riaterd predsedou a sestra Emma Oeska, ' tajem- zarmaku nad firnrtrin niariaelky, matky, niei Tretiho Okrsku. Nacre blahoptani babieky, prababie'ky rfi gnYrn zpusobem jim. pomahali. Dekujeme vaem za nam zaslaDverni cenu vyhrala sestra Barbara ne listky, projevy soustrasti a kvetiny.

Stanislav, a Beverly Gaiduaek.

Obzvlaate ,dekujem p. farati F. J. KosSchilze ukaneila, ye 3:50 hodin a mla- tohryzovi a jeho pani za jejich sluaby dea mela vsoji schilzi a d ye dru giny deti pri pohrbu, za jeho krasne kazani, a sli hledat vajieka a pak se jedla chut- panu Albertovi Martinovi pastoru babna yeeere. tistke cirkve za jeho proslov v feel anNea toto psani bude v tisku, tak bude glicke, krest'anskYm sestram sborti Tempo svatcich tak doufame, 'ae jste vaichni ple a Seaton za jejich prispevky a take rneli at'astne a vesele Velikonoce. p. Edward Paceovi, majiteli pohrebniho SrdeenY pozdrav vaem etoucim zasila fistavn za vzorne vyrizeni pohrebnich obRiigena Parmova, Dop. Diky yam vaem!

Jarni Schine Pateho Okr sku

Naie navitevy Velice nas pataila navateva pratel v tiskarne minulY tYden. — Zastavil se zde predseda radu 66 bratr Otto Hanua, dale bratr Ed. Mazanec predseda Tretiho Okrsku Jednoty. Zavital k nam tea davnY pritel a Sokol Anton Haintsek syn, Zenda z Vista, Californie. Dleli bratra Leo Hamilska vatevou v Dallas a na ceste klo Houston k navateve Dr. Chas. Holluba zastavili se ve West. Pekne jsme si ovaem pospolu i s bratrem vydavatelem Hola.skem pohovorili.

Vail° nas velice.

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o nas stoji zloeinnost J. Edgar Hoover prohlasil, ze zloeinnost nas stoji ye SpojenYch statech 22 roene. Je to zavratna soma a mela by se porovnat s tim obnosem, kterY se mane vynaloti na vzdelani mladeae. — Hoover nadelnik FBI pi- Nevidim aadneho rozdilu mezi 17 letYm vYrostkem kterY krade, vraadi znasilriuje a dospelYm elovekem jen2 se dopouati toho sameho zloeinu. Od roku 1950 se poeet zloOinnosti mezi nezletilau mladeai rozmnoail o sto procent. Vinu nesou 'Drilla citlive obeany, kteri se nedospelYch zastavaji, ale tea i soudcove, kteri vYrostky pied ne predvedena propouati misto ab y je tak k trestu odsoiidill jako odsoudi dospele. — Ponechavani techto vYrostkii na svobode vede jen jine aby zakonil nedbali a z napomenuti se jen posmivali.

—) • 4 • --P I ZiaNt Val( ADRESY POUtUTE TOLIOTO ElOPONII Supreme Lodge SPJST. Box 400, Temple, Texas 2ficliun. Vas u smenu me adresy lak nasleduje: Moje nova adresa Jest:

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Ze sveta kratce Pre s. Kennedy vyhlasi tYden t_ elesne zdatnosti Mluvei Bileho domu ve Washingtone, D. C., oznamil, 2e president Kennedy vyhlasi t3iden telesne zdatnosti a-x mericke mladeZ"e, ato v Vdnu, kterS?• zapoene 6. kvetna 1962.

President Kennedy — podle tato zpravy — soueasne vyzve americke obyvatelstvo, aby ueinilo vAe pro zvY geni telesne zdatnosti americke mladeZe. ♦ • PraZ'sk3"7 tisk oznamil, ze es. komunistickST podnik pro turistiku "C'edok" opatril za 11 maid' minulehoi roku eelkem 183.000 vis. Samozrejmo, ze sloe vetS'inou o navStevy zemi t. zv. sodalistickeho bloku..

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F. Chladeeek, lekarnik z Jindrichova Hradce, byl odsouzen na 12 let, protole si poneehaval Cast trthy. Ke sve "osamdesatee" dostala spisovateika, Marie Majerova Gattwaldtv tad. — V Praze zemrela filmova hereeka Marta Frieova, ktera hravala pod jmenem Suzane Marville. ♦ • Videri, Rakousko, 31. btezna. komunistickY rozhlas z Brna oznamil, v KoSicich bylo zahajeno vysilani z novela°, televisniho stadia. Jeho reditelem je J. Vrabel a hlasatelkou B. Strkulova.

• Polska se ocikloriuje Polske ministerstvo 'Skolstvi vydalo o zastaveni politicke v3ichovy mladeZe na polsk3"Th, gkolach ye smyslu Marxleninskem. Tento krok oddfivodriuje tvrzenim, ze polska nalada nema o politiku praMdneho zajmu a ze je tudiZ" gkoda easu i vynalaenSreh penez na zbyteene vyueovani nepotfebneho pfedmetu.

• Podnebi' a my Lide ztuci v krajinach kde se podnebi rinThi nejenom behem ranich obdobi, nYbr.2 take pies den a behem dne, jsou tononem zdravej g ne 2s lids v zemich jejich podnebi ziistava, po celY rok Leiner nezmeneno. V krajich se sta13.7m podnebim ztraci elovek velmi rychle zpilsobivost k vriejgb

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Tituv novY pokus JugoslayskY president Tito se pokougi o svolani vrcholne schtizky neutrahl Nejhor:§1 na fed jest to, 'Ze s touto sehtzkou nesouhlasi nejvet gi z tak zvanYch neutral, Nehru. Naproti tomu jsou to staty Ji gni Ameriky (Brazilie a Argentina) kteri sin i natlak, aby sehazka byla uskuteenena.

Pap-wind se pripravuji Herman Womsiwor, mluvci 750 tisic, Papuancti na Nove Guinei varuje Sukarna pied jakYmkoliv pokusem zmocnit se holandske kolonie nasilim. "Vgichni povstanem jako jeden mu g a budeme bojovat syYm zpusobern proti Na Nove Guinei Zije znaenY poeet dojedil a ti jsou rozhodnuti pochutnat si na vettelcich. Jsou to lids silni a velmi , divoci. Svou hrozbu mini zcela váZne," prohlasil Womsiwor.

• Elektrieka energie prfimyslu

ye stiedu, dne 25. dubna, 1962 NEDOSTATEK UUTELt Jugoslayska vlada stoji pied te.2ko reAitelYm problemem. Je to nedostatek uditelstva na I/Seen Skolach, zapridinenk jednak nizkS7m platem neitelii, a tudik' nezajem o toto povolani, jedna,k rapidnim vzrUstem poetu Zactva. Na nekterYch obecnYch Skolach v Belehrade 'uei tentY'Z ueitel tii ruzne skupiny Zakft naVatevujicich Skolu na tit smeny. Celkern se nedostava, asi 70 tisic ueitelfi a neni nadeje, ze tento nedostatek bude odstranen.

• DOBRA VIEC SE PODARILA Pied dvema lety povolila kanadska vlada vstup do Kano dy osobant postiZenYm tuberkulosou. Celkem ptiSlo do Kanady 325 chorYch osob, ktere byly okamZite umisteny v nemacnicich. Po dvlou; leteeh je ve zdejSich nemocnicich jen 12 osob z celkoveho paetu 325. 0statni jsou ji2 vyleeeni a Ziji se syYmi rodinami, vdeeni Kanade za nesmirnou pomoc.

V Ledvieich na Teplicku se buduje nova mohutna elektrarna, ktera spoiu s elektrarnou v TuSimcich na Chomutovsku bude jedna z nejvet gich v Severo&skein kraji. Vedle elektrarny vyroste v prostoru mezi Ledvicemi a Bilinou moderni fiptavna uhli tteti v Severodeskem kraji, ktera bude zpracovavat hnede uhli z projektovanYch VelkoloGorkij a Jirasek. NovYrn zavodtim bude muset ustoupit take Cast obce Ledvie, jeja obaane dostanou moderni byty DEMONSTRACE V JERUSALEME v Wine, v Teplicich a v Duchcove. Oba Pkes tisic osob demonstravalo v israelzavody budou vybaveny nejmodernejSim ske easti Jerusalema proti zostteni . ptedzakizenim a jejich provoz bude pine au- pistil sveceni soboty jako dne svateeniha. tomatizovan.

Jedna se hlavne o onu Cast zakona, kte♦ • ra, nedavoll, aby sobotu byly obchodY, kavarny a restaurace otevreny. Tento Dalgi obit' ne§tovie v Anglii zostrenk zakaz si na vlade vynutily cirEpidemie neAtovic, zavleeena do An- kevni kruhy. Obeonstvo na nej odpoglie turisty z Pakistanu, vyZadala si dal- vida ostrYm protestem.

Si (Met' sedmou. Obeti ne gtovic je ♦ • tentokrat lekat Dr. N. J. Ainley, 37 lety, VOLBY V RAKOUSKU kterY oktkoval jednu z pkedchozich obeti a od ni se nakazil.

Dye vedouci politicks strany v Rakousku se dohodly, Ze vkobecne volby — Exotiekk navAtevnik ve Washington. ptivodne programovane na rok 1963 — — Washington, D. C. — President afric- budou provedeny jiz v tomto roce. 06eke federalni republiky Kamerun Ahma- kava se vzrtist strany socia.lni demodou Ahidjo ptileti 13. brezna do Spoje- kraticke. nych state, kde zUstane pet dnti. Na y Polsko ma, take nedostatek lekaru. — -AtivakeWshingto,kdepravob- VarSava, Polska. Na eitelnY nedostatek ne bude jednat o finaneni americke lekaru v Folsku si stnoval znamY po1mod pro svou republiku. sky chirurg Manteufel, kterY take poukazal, Ze lekaii jsou v Polska mala Nome obetern povodne na Filipinaeh. ceni.

• • — Tokio, Japonsko. Veleni americkeho letectva v Japonsku sdelilo, de tki Zvitezil v soutai vedeekYch talentii. — transportni americke letadla, s potravi- Washington, D. C.: V souteli talent-CI z nami pro obeti povodne na FilipinskYch tad studentstva, kterou uspotadala spoostrovech ptistala v Utery na letiSti Ca- leenost Westinghouse a na, ni2 se podigayan de Oro v Mindanao, v Winch lelo 23,000 senioril vygich gkol z celYch Filipinach. Dopravila tam cukr a TY2i.

SpojenYch state, zvitezil 16-1etY Christo• pher G. Cherniak, kterY I dostal $7,500 na FRANCO NENi DIKTATOREM? dagi studium. Cherniak dostal tuto naVladce Spanelska prohlasil ve svem daci za sve badani o einnosti nervovYch vetejnem projevu minulou sobotu, Ze ne- bunek. ni a nebyl diktatorem. Jako dakaz sve) 40 • ( ho tvrzeni uvadi, 2e 8panelove by dikLots of heads in the news these days— taturu nesnesli a Ze tato by se za 'Z'adnYch okolnosti pki povaze Apanelskeho egg, sore, fat, hot, swell, among the standard varieties. lidu neudrZela 25 roku u moci.

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Ve sttedu, dne 25. dubna 1962 ANU8E MITTENHUBROVA

Plana, re Divdi Roman

Pokraeovani "Nu, nepamatuje g se, co ti ptedevoirem sleena •ekla? Ze plana zbavena s ySrch neseetnS7ch vSrhonka, musi pfijmouti rdlechtilY step pro radost vlastni a sveho okoli, aby yypueeti mohla v kralovskou radi. Bylas takovou planou riletakou bez vane, vyrostlou bez pike na strani krkonoS'ske, ale ja, pfesadic to do eirne priely tveho nynejSiho, tepleho domova, kde zev'Sad se na tebe usmiva slunce uptimne lasky, chci vypestovati z tebe krasnou, pinou , ridieku, na ktere by oko kaecleho spoeinulo se zalibou nejen pro jeji spanilost zevni, ale zvlaSt' pro vonnou libeznost cnosti jeji due a jejiho srdce. Ty nesmi g mi idilo to ste2ovati svou svehlavosti a vzdorem. Rozumit mi, Rikeenko?

Velke, tern oei diveiny spoeivaly untene na tvati pestoundine a pily ternet kaede slovo z jejich last. Pani Helena, byla ptesvedeena, ze nepronesla domluvu svou nadarmo.

Ridenka odopovedela neptimo, ale piece to pani Helena uspokojilo.

"StrSreek Jindra ma takove dobre, hezke a jiste si VAimne, ee jsem o mnoho hodnejSi, nee jsem byla dtive."

"Rozhodne si toho povgimne!"

"Matinko, nechtela bych nositi skla, jako Jarola a sleena daktorka. raechny oei vypadaji za nimi takove ptisne a zle!"

"Nu chvala Bohu, tvoje kukatka skel nepotiebuji!" usmala se pani.

Rtdenka se k ni pfitulila, poloeila hlavidku na jeji rameno a zaSeptala: "Matinko, vis, '2e to mum hrozne rada? Nejradeji na celem svete! Ty jsi takova hezka, dobra a ja bych chtela bSrt jednou takovou, jakou jsi ty!"

Helena se na ni usmala, aby skryla pohnuti.

"Na tobe jedine zalezi, aby z plane rrdieky rozvila se krasna a libezna rude stolista!" Septala, hladic rtdova lieka sve schovanky.

Auto dojelo k mlnu a dole za strani v levo objevila se supici lokomotiva viaku, pfijiedejiciho od Prahy.

"Vlak u2 je tu," vyktikla eive Ridenka a div nevyletle z auta yen.

"Pro Boha, .dite, nebud' tak divoka!" zachytila, ji imkostlive pani Helena. "Zdali pak ug si nayyknes klidnemu chovani." gofer zrychlil jizdu auta, takae tato sou'easne s vlakem zabrzdilo pied draeni budovou.

Jindiich s Jarolou jie vystupovali.

vESTNtK—WEST,TEXAS Rtdenka vletela Jindiichovi do naruee a Jarolovi podata blahosklonne pravici se sokolskSrm "nazdar".

"U vS'ech vSndy, Rue°, tys jednou takoyd.!" smal se Jindiich, polibil Helene ruku to spechal s Rteenkou k autu.

Toted kikala za nimi pani Helena Jarolovi.

"Bowe, hochu, kam poroste g ? Vedyt' jsi z bratril jig nejvet g ! Ale sluk ti to!

Co fikaS Rtteence?"

"Vyrostla!" odvetil kratce Jaroslay.

Potom pfisedl k S'oferovi tka, ee by mu na opaanem sedadle uvniti !auta, u‘Set pohled na "tti veky".

Jindiich sam, kdye auto minulo prvni ohyb silnice, netrpelive vyhlieel ae se na jasnem obzoru objevi mi1Sr mu obraz.

"Nemohu pochopiti, ae sta a sta lidi tudy prochaei bez pov gimnuti yzacne teto ;krasy."

"Jsou mnozi i zdej gi. rodati, kteti si pohledu toho dosud nepovgimli."

"Bezdez jest odefaad velebnSr, nevyrovnatelne krasnS7!" pravil Jarola, °bra,tiv se na polo do zadu a zavadil thostejnSim pohiedem o rozkoS'nou tvatinku Rtteeneinu, je2 sedela mezi matkou a Jindrem na pohodlnem zadnim sedadle, "ale s nag' strany ptsobi homolovitSim sySan tvarem nejudineji. Pa,matuje g se, Jindro, kdye jsme jeli do eesko-saskeho 8. 1rSrearska, jak pozbSival smerem k Ceske Lipe sveho znameho tvaru a staval se vyeouhlS7m, strmSrm vrchem s nepatrnSan Usekem sve ptivalone zticeniny?"

"Ano — tu zakryi zcela Certtl y kopec, ale i odtamtudt je Bezdez ojedinele zvlaUnim a krasny'm Ukazem pfirody..

Mel jsem v irmyslu pozvati sem na leto sveho znameho akademickeho aby mi Bezdez na pamatku zveenil — ale . . ." Jindiich se nahle zarazil.

"Ale?" opakovala pani Helena a dodala, "jest samortejme, ae bychom tveho piitele radi uvitali."

"0 tom jsem ptesvedeen, Helo, a take o to nejde." Jindiich se ponekud zardel a pani Helena uhodla, ae se mysl jeho zabSrva eimsi velmi "Pfal bych si miti zveenenS7 na platne kousek tohoto idylickeho zakouti a obzvlaSt' milYm byl by mi pohled, jej2 jsme prave minuli, nebot' videti na nem i sidlo einnosti Jitiho!"

"Hovotig, jakobys mel v innyslu s nasim se rozloueiti," aertovala Helena, pohlieejic patrave v rozpaeitou tval Svakrovu.

"Kdo vi, co se nestane, Helo!" tento vyhStave a pani Doubrayska znala, ae dale o tom hovotiti nechce.

U obeda pozorovala pak, ae vlidne &el Jindtichovy vyzatuji jakrsi nezvyk13'r svit, ze v nich svetelkuje tajna, radost a tithe gtesti.

"Co se s nim deje?" uvoIovala a p.o

Strana 9 bizela mile hosty k jidlu. "Snad — — ano nepochybne nadeSla ji2 i jeho hodina!" myslela si v :duchu a byla ptesvedeena, je-li tomu tak, ae Jindra nejbliegi ptiteeitosti sveti ji sve tajemstvi.

Ale zaleeitost tato nebyla jie tajemstvim, nSibre hotovou udalosti, o eeme se pani Helena v nejbliek dobe piesvedaila.

Jindiich vyueil ku svemu sdeleni neptitomnosti Rideneiny, ktera, odeSla hned po obede do kuchyne, za Viktorou, jee piipravovala pro weal Stedroveeerni jie dnes nejake peeivo, ktere odleaenim nabSrti melo teprve sve vkborne chuti. Ale to Rtteence nevadilo, aby odpadky a zlomerle kousky jie d.nes s velkou chuti nepojidala, chutnaly ji i bez odleeeni vSrborne.

Hned, jakrnile se dveie kuchyne za ni zavtely, ohlaSoval Jindiich, ae nestravf eele vanoeni prazdniny v pohostinnem dome bratrove, rbre ae dva dny pfed: NovSrm Rokem odjede ke sve neveste, kdea bude slaviti sve zanoubeni.

"Jindro! Jindrou§i!" vzkiikli pan i pani DoubrayskSrch zaroveli a chytili ho radostne za ruce. "Jak jsi se tak na hle rozhodl?"

"Nu, zamiloval jsem se!" odvetil s sinevem Jindiich "a nejpozdeji na podzim bude svatba!"

"Tv& nevesta jest z Prahy?"

"Nikoli," odtu gil Jindiich, ale ptiznani mu jaksi nechtelo z last.

"Z M. za Vidni!" pomohl mu Jarola.

"Snad ne Nemkyne?" vektikila skoro zdegene Helena.

"Nikoli, Nemkyni Irena neni, aekoli vyrostla v nemeckem prosttedi a nav'Stevovala Akoly jen nemecke, zustala dobrou Oegkou."

"Chvala Bohu!"

"Ale . . ."

"Nude, nejake ale tu piece jest a jak se zda —thileeite!" podotkl s napetim feditel.

"Ano — chci se vzdati sveho mista v Praze a odstehovat se do M." "Do M.? A proe?"

"Irena si toho pieje, ma tam domov, matku — a pak hodi se mi pfevziti tam velkcr podnik, cog me nejvice laka. Toueil .jsem davno po upine samostatnosti!"

"Ty, Jindro, nejsi dobOm obchodnikem, — abys nepohoiel. A cod kapital?"

"Ma nevesta pieje si sama vloeiti do podniku sve jmeni — —" "Jindro, rozmysli si to, s penezi sve choti bych nikdy nekalkuloval — — —" "I mne se to ptieilo! Ale roam Trenu rada ona nechee opustiti M., proto se vzdam mista v Praze a ptejmu onu zavedenou stavebni kancelai v M. Jsem odbornik a jiste se vynasnaeim, abych sve choti ptijeenSr obnos brzy vratil."

Strana 10

"Jindro, nepodnikals dkive nikdy nieeho bez porady se mnou; prod' nYni ta ukvapenost?" editel nemoht se jaksi Vaal z nahleho bratrova rozhodnuti.

"Byl jsem jiz v M., Jiff, a jsem nadS'en onim padnikem, jen2 doposud vsr -bornepsivaljeho2smaitelvzdva jedine pro nemoc a stari. Prod bych se nebyl mel chopiti pkile2itosti, je2 se mi naskytla a ji2 bych p odruhe snad 'name hledal?"

Pkeji ti ovSem ten nejlepti aspech, 119chu. Doufejme, 2e z pridinlivosti tve vykvete bohatstvi, jet stava se nedim zavaznYm a teprve velkYm, kdyk je obdr21 pravY urnelec, jen2 dovede z nehei tvorit viterstvi a slavu naroda. Ke2 se ti tve amysly zdaki! Jsme malYm narodem a jest nam tkeba raznYch, silnych lidi, aby k jeho povzneseni pracovali, dostupujice s yYch met!"

Alkali se zrejme smikil s plany bratrovYmi, nebylo panu Doubra yskernu nijak radostno a lehko.

"A. obrazek sve nevesty nam neuka2e8?" tazala se pani Helena.

"Tu. je, Helenko!" Jindrich horlive rozevrel svaj zapisnik a vyrial z neho podobenku hezke tmavovlasky.

"Hezka! Dej Bah, abys s ni do8el praveho Atesti!" kekla pohnut apani Helena a podala obrazek choti.

"Kdy ji uvidime?"

"Po svatbe brzy prijedeme k yarn, Helenko. Ale Jai mi, doufam, bude sriatku svedeiti. Drive jiz asi sotva se Rena zase de Oech vypravi."

"Jak jsi se s ni zesnamil?"

"BYvala v Praze navStevou u na81 domaci pani, ktera, jest pritelkyni jeji matky."

"Dej Bah, aby volba tva. byla At'astna.

Laska jest ovSem prvnim pkedpokladem Stesti a ta to ji2 celeho zaujala."

"Matinko, je to Vitek," 2enka, vbehnu ySijako mala povoderi do jidelny.

"Stale ty2 bujnY divoch!" zahueel sam k sobe Jarola, jen2 dosud klidne stal u kiaviru a naslouchal hovoru bratra a Svakrove.

Pak otevrel kridlo a s postesknutim, 2e mu v Praze klavir schazi, zaboukil inocnYmi akordy velebne fanfary z LibuSe, Ra2enka zapomnela. na Vitka i 8ve misy v kuchyni, vplitila se tiSe do okenniho vYklenku a odtud zaclona, vice odima net uSima, sledovalav born Jarolav pkednes. Toto Innen' mladeho studenta bylo to jedine, co ji s nim sbli2ovalo.

KdyZ hral, zdalo se Rii2ence, 2e to neni ten vilei ni zaujaty Jarola, s nim2 nemohla se v dobrem snesti a ktereho ani trochu nemilovala.

(Pokra.eovani)

V t ST /4 I K— WEST, TEXAS

Ve stkedu, dne 25. dubna 1962

Youths Corner

Koutek 1:36ME SE CESKY

LET'S MAHN CZECH

PATNACTA ULOHA

FIFTEENTH LESSON

Kdy

When

parkrat

several times

si, (sobe)

I will

budu opakovab

repeat myself

slova

words

tito illohy

of this lesson

ziskam

I gain

vedomost

knowledge

prospenou

profitable

me osobe.—

to myself.—

prospech

advantage,

proslaviti,

to glorify,

prospeti,

to be useful,

proste,

Simply,

proctor,

space,

prostked,

center,

proSiti,

to. sew through,

protalmouti,

to drag' through,

proti,

against,

protilik,

antidote,

protitlak,

Counter - pressure,

protiva,

contrast,

proto,

therefore,

proud,

current,

proudivy,

streaming,

prozatim,

temporarily,

smisiti.

to mingle.

A good many new words to memorize eral times, then cover one side and reout of this lesson. Read them over sev- peat this alternating side.

"Good luck".

Wednesday, April 25, 1962

Types of Certific:..te..

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

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JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

V STNIK— WEST, TS CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full benefit at age 1.

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TRIDA PR: PfTdnostni dotivotni.. (Za.etnani v S rokfi stati) TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova doZlyotni.

PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers obnos pojiSteni ye vyplati v pripat h e PaVor of premiums on a child's du umrti od veku jednoho roku stacertificate the benefit of Payor Insurance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dotivotni. PlnY the Payor, the premiums will au obnos pojiaeni se vyplati v pripadu tomatically be paid. finnti od veku jednoho roku.

TRIDA E: lOti splatkova doZivotni. Pin, obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu Umrti od veku jednoho roku VYber ruzwich pojistek riaM SPJST TRRIDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni piny obnos vyberte si die potleby pojiSteni se vyplati v pripadu UmrTRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, do2iti od ve ku jednoho roku votni TR4DA G: 20ti iota nadaeni, pinY obnos TbIDA PR: Prednostni daivotni se vyplati v phpadu fourti od veku C: 20ti splatkova, doZivotiai. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pause 20 let TDA H: Nadaeni ve. 65ti let. PlriSr obTRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, do2ivotni. Ponos poji'Steni se vyplati v pripadu platky se plati pouze 15 let nmrti od veku jednoho roku TMLA E: lOti splatkova, daivotat. Po- TRIDA I' 20ti splatkova, na-daeni v 60t1 platky se plati pouze 10 let letech. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyTfti:da F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cerplati v pripadu Umrti od veku jedtifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. noho roku TIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosa2eni 18 let, 'certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. pinY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v TRIDA H: Nad'aeni v 65ti letech. Olen pad6 nnirti od veku jednoho roku. plati poplatky a2 do 65ti let.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, do2ivotTR:IDA 20ti splatkovd, nadaeni v 6011 ni. — Plny obnos pojiSleni se vyplati letech v pripadu nmrti od veku jednoho TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65t1 let, do21roku votni TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne nrazove poji S• teTftiDA L: Dvolndsobne firazove poji'Steni (Double Indemnity) ni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pcjistku. Po dost0eM: Pensijni pojistka. Po dos0,eni 65 midi- stAti, Lien clostdva mesiani 65 rokfi stafi Hen dostava meni nrijem do 75 vYroei narozenin sieni pfijem dokud MY. Zernfe-li Piny obnos pojisteni se vyplati v ptecl 75 lety staff, d.edici dostanou pfipadu funrti od veku jednoho roku mesieni pi'ljem do 75 vYroei naroze- PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytunin elena je elenfan platicim poplatky na detTfDA MC: 20ti leta Upisova, ochrana ske. certifikaty tu vYhodu ochrany, ktera se roene z-menenie he v padu Upine nernonosti nasledTAIDA MX: hlti leta UplsoyA ochr arta kern nemoci aneb poranenl and) V ktera se rozn'e, zmen:Suje padu Mufti platiciho, poplatky na TP,if)P, 25ti leta unisova ochrana Len clets10 certifikat budou samoktera so merle zrnenenje.

Clone zaplaceny.

Respectfully, T14DA MD: 30ti leta fipisova ochrana Joe B. Helny ktera se roene zmeneuje 9 0% e TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna.

TRIDA 10T: 1.0ti iota. lbfitnI. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta, lhi5tni. Zmenitelna

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

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, full benefit at age 1 CLASS PR: Per (erred 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 Paytnent Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment: full benefit. at age 1 CLASS 0: Twenty Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full V DETsiKilivi onnELENi benefit at age 1 ThIDA JT: Doeasne poji:fteni do 16 let CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment ktere se rrnA.-Ze zmeniti na kterekoat age 60, full benefit at age 1 liv jine pojLltdni kdykoliv ne2 doCLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full so,hne 16 let sveho veku benefit at age 1 TRIDA W: Splatkova do, 85t1 let, do2iCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at votni. Pint obnos poj gteni se vyage 65, full benefits at age 1 plati v pripadu imrti od veku jedCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance noho roku

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V STN — WEST, TEXAS

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

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Wednesday, April 25, 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 Co p ies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE 7.IDiTOR'S DESK work of our pioneers in. America. PaintHow to Get American ings of our American Slav heroes and SLAV YOUTH INTERESTED IN THE FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS The strength of the American Slays lies in their Fraternal organizations.

These are the bulwark and the backbone of Slav life in America. Slav Fraternalism is also the only institution that can, and has, a great opportunity to do great things for the Slav Youth of America.

We do not wish to imply that they are not doing it. While some of the organizations are truly doing things for their youth, yet others are refraining from it, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE hoarding and accumulating their re"I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the sources.

United States of America and to the Several years ago a, number of Slav Republic for which it stands. One Nation Fraternal organizations inaugurated a under God, indivisible, with Liberty and pro g ram of sportS activities. While or- Justice for all." ,ganizations like the Sokol continuously maintained a program of interest to youth, it had to he streamlined and for- a real place in which to spend the evetunately the leaders are doing their best ning and, to which to bring their friends. in attaining the object; they are quite Let it be atmospheric.

To our great soirrow, and we may even busy trying to solve the problem of my to our great shame, many a large "What To Do For Our Youth." city with a great Slav population lack Since we believe in fraternalism and look upon it with great respect and ad- such places. Yet, a great number of small miration, we want to see it prosper. We Slav communities have their Halls, da not wish to see it die with the older some even modernly built and up to date.

These were established in spite of the ;generation, as it has been often emphasized by some of the leaders, who had fact that in this or that community forseen the "death of fraternal organiza- there existed a church hall. The iridetions if we do, not wake up and create ' pendent halls are more suitable, is the some kind of interest which would bring belief of both, the national and religious In our youth." You must carry on where leaders, because to these hails can come people irrespective of their political or the elders leave, off. religious affiliation.

It mmt be remembered that it was the But let us turn to Slav Fraternal orFraternal organilations who have gained respect and recognition for the ganizations once more. These have emir:American Sla y s. It was their humani- moils funds deposited in the banks or tarian program. that helped thousands invested in interest bearing enterprises. of ,widows and orphans. But the pre- Therefore, there snould be a movement sent time demands more from us—much started in these organizations for funds more—especially our youth to whom we which could establish clubs and halls in smaller ccmunities. Why not let the asowe this sort of a duty.

What is to be done to interest the sets of our Slav Fraternal organizations youth? In the first place the Slav lead- stew their foresight by establishing a ers in various large cities should under- fund for such a purpose — that of buildtake to build modern Community houses ing places for our youth, to meet.

Such halls should be decorated with and to establish . suitable club rooms in smaller ones, so that the youth will have murals describing Slav history and the

souvenirs brought home by them should be hung and placed in prominent places.

In these homes, libraries and reading rooms should be established, and even an art or music room, where our boys and girls would gather and be proud of receiving and introducing Slav Folklore to their American friends.

Capital invested in these homes would bring great results and pay good returns, and at the same time it would help keep the youth together. As the situation exists now, they are drifting away. It is like a family in which the parents have the money, yet they refuse to buy the dire necessities for their children's welfare and therefore, indirectly, are driving them away from home. o 4,„

7torate cted In a cal:a meeting', it was decided that all District Three Pass Presidents we,_ ki automatically become Directors of the Campsite, plus the three present active District presidents and our campsite donor brother HOlasok.

So that you would know who they are, we list as follows: Brothers Sid Pokladnik„Iohn Brabina, Emil Petr, George Trojacek, Joe Thrall., Otte Harms, then Brothers Alvin N.esuda, Ben Jarma, Ed Mazanec and Brother Joe Ilolasek. erder, to develop the Camp Site in the most economical and ordialy manner, some form of government has to be set up. What better managerS than our District Presidents who have led District Three to such outstanding success in Lodge work in District Three? Many of our Lodges in the District are already making plans for fund raising projects to further this development. The Eyes of Texas sPssT Lodges are upon you, District Three!

11,, ) Vermont is the only New England state withont a seacoast.

Wednesday, April 25, 1962

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

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

2. Serving on project committee.

1f• points 1. Each Youth Club meeting attended.

2. Participating in Lodge programs, plays, etc.

3. Attending District Meetings.

4. Each prospect recommended, if prospect 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 point: in the seven Districts.

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VESTNiK- WEST, TEXAS I sincerely Lope that this will encourage 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 ®a Dear Youth Directors: Please be informed that arrangements have been made for our State Talent Contest to be held on September 23, 1962 at Linden Hall in Elm Mott, Texas.

Please start making plans for your Lodge and District Talent Contest now, so that your Lodge and District will be represented by the best Talent you may have available.

Remember that this year we will have the contestants divided into three age groups.

1. Up to age 13 years inclusive will compete for the Lodge and District winners only.

2. Age 14 through 16 will also compete in the Lodge and District contest but, the winner in this age group will have the opportunity to enter the State Contest.

3. The same applies to age group 17 through 21 years as in group No. 2.

For further information, please contact your District Youth Director or write direct to this office and we will be happy to oblige.

With best regards, I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejuy • • Dear Brother Editor: Please insert in the Vestnik that we will hold organizers schools on the following dates and places.

April 25, 7:30 p.m. at Billie April 28, 7:30 p.m. Sokol Hall at Corpus Christi April 30, 7:30 p.m. at St. Bo nif ace Parochial School in Hobson.

Thanking you, I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny ) 4 4, 4 ( I see by the papers where a woman filed suit for divorce because her husband was very careless about his appearance. He hadn't showed up in two years.

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

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

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

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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.

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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 Franck Sooty. Lodge No. 81 DISTRICT SIX The District Meeting of the Sixth Dis• trict will be held May 6th, Sunday start ing at 1 o'clock sharp at Taiton, Texas So please mark your Calendar for thi;. day.

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DISTRICT SEVEN This is to inform the Membership 01 this District that our next District Meetng will be. held at Lodge No. 56 Corpus Christi, Sunday, A p ril the 29. A more detailed program will be published shortly *

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We are sorry but articles of political nature pro or con of any candidate or idea cannot be published in the Vestnik If you wish such articles returned to • 4 One cylinder minds seem to thrive on you, mail the required postage.-Thanks.

The Editor 8 cylinder words.

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One of the unique and most important contributions of our American society is the ideal of religious freedom — the right of the idividual to worship God in his own way without interference, pressure or penalty. This freedom was made possible by the adoption of the principle of seperation of Church and State, firm, ly embedded in American law since the beginning of our nation's existence.

According to Justice Hugo Black, speaking for the Supreme Court of the United States, separation of Church and State means "neither a state nor the federal government can set up a church.

Neither can pass laws which aid one !religion, aid all religions, or prefer one or influence a person to go to or to remain away from church against his will, religion over another. Neither can force or force him to profess a belief or disbelief in any religion."

This Constitutional doctrine should not be interpreted to mean that America is hostile to religion or even indifferent to it. On the contrary, religious institutions play a noteworthy role in defining American goals and values and enjoy widespread respect.

It has been estimated that there are in the United States at least 256 separate religious sects and denominations. Each of these is free, under our system of seperation of Church and State, to worship without resraint and to enlarge its following through all means of persuasion and education.

If any of these religious sects or denominations were able to employ the power of the State to advance its objectives, then civil disorder would unquestionably result. This was the situation in Europe for many centuries before the founding of the United States — years that were marked by an almost unbroken series of religious wars. Observing these bloody and tragic conflicts over religious principles, the Founders of our country hoped to prevent them in the New World by making sure that no person's civic status would be injured by reason of his religious affiliation.

As citizens, all Americans are equal before the law. Therefore, Catholics, Protestants and Jews, in all shadings of these faiths — and skeptics and nonbelievers as well — are able to live together peacefully and work constructively together on the basis of their common citizenship. Here in the United, States the church and, the state move in dif terent spheres and there is no domination of one by te other.

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

The American experiment, now tested by the ' experience of nearly 200 years, has shown that religious freedom is most secure when Church and State are separated, and that the nation itself is more stable and harmonious. Thus it is possible now for America to have a Catholic President wihou any disadvantage to the Protestant majority, to the Jewish and other minorities, and without any hurt to those who profess no religious affiliation whatsoever.

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Some letnnrican Names / Where They Came From

The origins of many colorful old American names — names familiar to all of us and to most of the world — are still obscure and gaffle the experts.

Take, for example, the names "Yankee," "Dixie," and "Uncle Sam." Where did they come from?

To most people abroad — and particularly to the British — a Yankee means simply any citizen of the United States. But here in America we use the word to describe the people living in New England. And the word has an additional meaning to us. It describes a man with a shrewd, thrifty, bard-bargaining qualities that New Englanders are popularly supposed to possess.

Now, as to its origin. The great and entertaining scholar of the American language, Henry L. Mencken, believes that "Yankee" comes from the Dutch term "Janke" — a nickname for "Jan" (John). Or perhaps, Mencken, thought, from "Jan" plus the Dutch word "kees," meaning "cheese." In other words, — "John Cheese."

As early as 1682 the word was in general use in the Spanish Main — in the Caribbean Sea. The pirates who infested these waters at that time used the name "Jankee" or "Yankee" to describe an American of Dutch extraction.

No one seems to know how the name became current in the American colonies, but by 1765 it was commonly used by the English as a word of contempt or derision for all colonists. But then came the Revolutionary War, and the colonists — instead of resenting the term adopted it with pride to describe themselves. About the same time also the famous marching song of the colonists, "Yankee Doodle," became widespread.

This further circulated the use of the name "Yankee."

In the Civil War of the 1860's the word was commonly used by the Confederate soldiers not only for Union soldiers but for all other northerners as well. Finally, in both World War I and and, World War II, "Yankee" — or its shortened

Wednesday, April 25, 1962 form "Yank' — was used abroad as a term for. all American soldiers.

Many theories have been advanced in the vain effort to ,account satisfactorily for the word "Dixie." It has been supposed, for example, that this term for the South is, a familiar contraction of the name "Dixon." Jeremiah Dixon was one of the two surveyors who surveyed the boundary line of Pennsylvania and Maryland in the 18th century. The Mason and Dixon Line subsequently came to designate the dividing line between the free states and the slavestates.

Another theory is plausible enough — that the word derives from the French "dix" (ten), which appeared on ten-dollar banknotes issued by the Bank of Louisiana just before the Civil War. These banknotes came to be called "dixies" throughout the southern states.

To muddle the matter further, some scholars see in the word a reference to an 18th century slaveholder named Dixie on New York City's Manhattan Island. Apparently, Dixie was a generious and kindhearted man and his slaves sang ballads about the comfortable life on his farm — particularly after they had left it. It is suggested that this feeling of warm nostalgia and affection was transferred to the southern homes of the slaves and the word "Dixie" lost all connection with its northern origin.

The term "Uncle Sam," of course, used as a familiar nickname for the United States. Uncle Sam is portrayed as a tall gangling figure in tight, red-white-andblue striped trousers, a star spangled blue cutaway jacket, and a high hat, also striped and spangled with stars.

The term is probably a humorous extension of the initials U. S. Some writers have suggested that the expression had something to do with Sarnuel Wilson of Troy, New Work, who was a local inspector of foodstuffs during the War of 1812. Wilson was known in Troy as , "Uucle Sam" and his initials allegedly became associated with those of the nation when crates he had approved were stamped "U. S." • " • (

Teach Yourself Czech "Teach Yourself Czech" — W. ft. Lee 1959) is the title of an interesting text(English University Presses, Ltd. London, book of Czech instruction, including grammar and pronunciation by W. R. Lee professor of languages in London, former lecturer of English at Charles University in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The modern book of instruction may be obtained at the Czechoslovak National Council of America, 4125 W. 26th St., Chicago 23, Illinois.

Wednesday, April 25, 1962

(Dance Dates of Lodge No. 40 Hillje, Tex. ISaturday, April 28 — The Triumphs Dance Dates of Cottonwood Lodge No 6 Saturday, May 12 — The Echoes Saturday, April 28th — 25th Anniversary Saturday, May 26 — The Traits Saturday, June 9 — The Triumphs dance at night.

Sunday, May 6th ---Lodge Meeting and Saturday, June 23 — The Traits Saturday, June 30 — The Jokers Lunch • Saturday, May 5th --Matus' Reunion Saturday May 12 — Smajstrla's reunion. Dances Scheduled at Holland SPSJT Hall Saturday, May 26 — Party and dance. Sunday, May 27 — 13th Annual Picnic • Day and Night — music by Joe Patek Sunday. July 8 -- Dance, Vrazel Polka Lodge 84 — Dallas, Texas Band.

Saturday, April 28 — Softball Team Benefit Dance — music by John Rejcek Women's Sewing Circle of Ennis Lodge Orchestra.

Saturday, May 5 — Dance, music by 130 will hold its next meeting April 26 All Members and Friends are inlvited.

John Dlabaja Orchestra • • Saturday, May 19 — Dance, music by Eric Dance Saturday, April 28. The Happy Honza Orchestra.

Sunday, May 20 — Regular Monthly Country Boys from Houston playing.

Saturday, May 5th. Vrazels Polka Band Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Saturday, June 2 — Dance, music by playing — You all are invited.

Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, • Texas.

Lodge 154 Fort Worth and Sokol will Saturday, June 16 — Dance, music by hold an Easter Egg Hunt and a big Picnic at the Anton Tirek's Farm April John Rejcek Orchestra.

Sunday, June 17 — Regular Monthly the 22. You all come and bring the chilMeeting and Family Fun Night. dren and your lunch, also Easter eggs.

• Saturday, July 14 — Dance, music by Ed Faraizl Orchestra.

Coming Events at the SETST Sunday, July 15 — Regular Monthly Linden Hall Meeting and Family Fun Night.

Easter Sunday Night — Slim Haisler's Saturday, July 28 — Teenagers "Princess Playboys ()■f Temple Ball" music by Eric Honza Orchestra. Saturday, April 28 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels The First Sunday in May on the 6th, Saturday May 5th — Jimmy Brosch's Happy Country Boys, Houston (Don't our Mayfette will be held and you are miss 'em) all to come to this gala event, at our Taylor Lodge No. 29, Taylor, Texas.

Saturday, May 12 — Eric Honza's New Our District Two Spring Meeting wfll Orchestra of Ennis be held at Lodge No. 48, Vysehrad on Saturday, May 19 — Slim Haisler's PlayApril the 29th, near Taylor, in their reboys of Temple modeled Lodge Hall.

Saturday, May 26 Henry Brosch OrchThe Houston Dramatic Club "Illahol" estra of Moulton at Lodge 88 announces an Operetta with Saturday, June 2 — Bob Haisler's MeloCzech Songs, in May. More details will be dians of Temple forthcoming. Please keep this event in Saturday, June 9th — Jimmy Brosch and mind. his Happy Country Boys of Houston • Saturday, June 16 — Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron A Big Dinner is planned for Mother's Day at Lodge No. 39 near Bryan, Texas. Saturday, June 23 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels, Texas More details about this will be announcSaturday, June 30 — Slim Haisler's Played soon. Look for it! boys of Temple 0 Lodge 73 Seymour, Texas will have a Basket Dinner at the next meeting May Initiation of new Members at Lodge the 6 at 12:30. So you all please come.

38 Bryan on Mother's Day, May 13. Read the letter from Sister Matejka in this Dance Dates of Lodge 35 Elk isssue of Vestnik Saturda7 night, April 28 -- Henry Du• • lock of West.

Easter Egg Hunt at Lodge 35, Elk, April Rudolph Vicha Jr. the 21st at 3:00 p.m. at the Lodge Hall.

Enterftainment Chairman — Prizes will be given. Also a Mother's • Czech Operetta will be presented by Day program will be held May the 13th.

Hlabol 88, Houston Dramatic Grou% Please read the very interesting letters May 27, at 3:30 p.m'. Tickets on sale now. of Sister Pavelka..

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Sokol Houston will hold an Easter Egg Hunt at the Sokol Hall Park for all the children on Easter Sunday, April 22.

Calendar of Events Houston Lodge 88 Saturday, April 28 — Dance, Music by Randy K of Weimar Wednesday, May 2 — Card Party Lundheon from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Everyone welcome Saturday, May 5 — Kolache Sale -- Cali your orders in Sunday, May 6 — Barbecued Beef — and other entertainment Wednesday, May 9 Birthday Club Luncheon.

Friday, May 11 — Regular Monthly Lodge Meeting Saturday, May 12 — Dance Music by Jimmy Brosch Saturday, May 26 — Dance, Music by Papst Blue Ribbon Orchestra Sunday, May 27 — CZech operetta play, titled "Krajanku vent se" startinZ at 3:30 p.m. Buy tickets in advance.

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At Lodge 88 Houston Card Party on May 1st from 10 to 2 p.m. Delicious Dinner, table prizes — Kolache Sale on SatUrday, May 4th, from 12:00 noon. Send your orders. — Birdie Hilsher, reporting.

• • Dance Dates, Lodge Buckholts No. 15 Saturday, April 28 — Battle Dance — Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron and Sil Krenek's orchestra of Wallis Saturday, May 5 — Joe Patek's orchestra of Shiner.

Saturday, May 12 — Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple Battle Dame Saturday, May 26 Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron and Bob Haisler's Playboys of 'Temple.

Entertainment Coni iii tee Anton Vrazel • ( ) •

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RECREATION CAMP ENTHUSIASTS We would like to have ANYONE INTERESTED in the Youth Recreation Camp of District Three, particularly the officers of the District to meet us in front of the Hill County Court House, Hillsboro, Texas, at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 29th from where we will proceed to the campsite.

The Hill County officials have promised to have the road leading to the site in good condition for us.

Come on out! Help us plan the Site: Site Committee, Otto Ha.nus

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Wednesday, April 25, 19C2

In the picture, taken by .T. : ! apreme Here Vestnik presents a s:ens from j In the pciture you can see Brother Joe Lodge Vice-President, Brother Joe B. the District Five Organizers' Banquet B. Hejny, our SPJL,r Bice-President, conHejny, is Brother Frank Sacky of Cor- held in Houston, as Brother Tim Kostom ,,gratulating Brother Joe Skrabanek, "Top pus Christi, Texas, in District Seven, as addresses the fellow organizers and their .Organizer" in our Order and DiStrict he receives a trophy for his achievements ladies. The host for this occasion was the Five, at the District Five , Organizers' in 1961, from District Seven Organizer District Five Organizer, Brother Jarda Banquet held in Houston recently, and Brother J. Kleperlik, who honored his Cerny, who feted his field men for a in the middle is Sister Skrabanek hold!ing her husband's trophy. What a happy men with an Organizers' Banquet re- "job well done," in the year 1961. cently. time they all had! ( sr e •

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by Brother Hejny Banquet in Hous- m the Su preme Lodge office, at the ton, Vestnik presents to its readers recent Organizers' Banquet in District B other Joe Skrabanek, receiving a Cer- Five, Houston, given to his men and ei ladies by District Five Organizer tificate of Commendation for his outstanding work in writing insurance for and hest, Brother Jarda Cerny, is Brothwith Piother Hilsher on er Jarda, ,happily having received a 'the year 1961, . 'the t c ra lzost, Bret .,er Jarda Cerny, "' Eta" which he acknowledges at the t.., was given for recBrother "mike," ganizer. work in the , 1an for all cu' ognition the mostinsur- field a insurance writing for the year ° c.keD S ( - ; for having made their "quota." cur rongratulations-- 196 1 7.1 In most areas of time world, the rain! s e Or ansi forests lie east of the mountain ranges. ) 4 444 A deep vein of coal. has been found not adjacent to any sea. Norte west Washington is an exception -- it is one There are about 550 varieties of ro- high in the limestone mountains of Monof the world's finest examples of - rain dents in the world, but only the mouse tana — one, a product of the forests and fcrest, is west of the mountains, and is and rat are common over all the non- swamps, the other, a product of the seas, each on a frigid mountain top. arctic world. adjacent to the sea.

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. also taken by .Broilaer In thi•.

Joe B„Hejny from the Supreme Lodge, is Holasek of Corpus Brother C. as he receives a trophy Christi, and gift for his Achievement in 19,61.

District Seven a-, tlse recent Organizers' hostess, 1310, Banquet given by ,Saven Orand Sister

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Reporting for the Hlahol Dramatic Innate to have them. Their cooperation Club, I am • has made the directors quite happy.

Although Birdie Hilsher, Milos and Fraternally, Naomi Kos tom Annie Karel, Amos Kadlecek and Louise .Kacliecek have been on our stage before, . their parts in this operetta would be hard o replaco. They are splendid work-e 's, Please remember the date of May 27.

3:30 p.m. when the curtain goes up for 'RAJANKU, VRAT' SE." I would also like to add some com-ments on the work Tillie Helmkamp is doing in connection with the Youth grou p . She possesses a rare quality of calm collectiveness which adds immense. to the success of her programs. They are colorful and very intertaining, and what's more, she makes them interesting so that her young group of people want to be included.

Her Easter program last Sunday deserves a "big ,hand," as it was entertaining to all.

In the picture taken at the Organizers' Banquet of District Five in Houston, Texas, recently and sponsored by District Five Organizer, Brother Jarda Cerny„ is Sister Frances Olexa as she receives her gift from the host for her By this time, many of you have atachievements in 1961, in insurance sales tended her programs, and why not give for her District. her a ring on the telephone if you would ) • d,. • like to take part at the next opportunity. She would love having you, and I am sure you will enjoy taking part in such activities ,clf our lodge.

LODGE NO. 35 NOVE KVETY, ELK Dear Members and Friends: The Elk "Sluggers" vs. the Elm Mott "Cowboys" played their first game on Sunday, April 15, 1962 at Elk. The game ended 19 to 8 in favor of the Elm Mott "Cowboys." It was a very interesting game and was the talk of the week around the community.

The youngsters Who played on both teams were from age 8 thru 12 and were great sports indeed. Thanks to everyone for coming out and supporting your team. If any other ball team would like to challenge the Elk team please contact manager Antone Pavelka, Route 3,

IILAHOL DRAMATIC CLUB and OTHER NOTES FROM LODGE 88 From the way we have been rehearsing for the next operetta, I am inclined to believe that it will be presented on schedule — on May 27 — as previously announced.

While rehearsals involve a lot of time and certainly a great deal of effort, the work. has its compensations. When a substantial amount of enthusiasm is displayed and rehearsals are attended regularly, the results are quite gratifying.

Right now I would like to say that we have some new additions to our cast. It is a pleasure to work with Evelyn Vornsand, Dan Pavlas and Freddie Burl. They have joined our group and we are for-

a p ,ken ' Brother J. B. Hejny, SuPrenie L I.-ge ofeicer, at the rk , ,ent assembled organizers and their wives at the District Seven Banquet given District Seven Organizers by host and hostess, Brother and Sister S. Klepe •lik for their record of achievement for the year 1961.

Names of those shown were not furnished your Editor, but they all seemed to have a fine time, if looks mean anything.

&trans. 18 Mart, Texas, Managers for the Elm Mott "Cowboys" are Joe Hill and Homer Harwell of Elm Mott.

Fraternally, Norma Pavelka, Youth Leader Dear Friends, Your Youth Leader was unable to attend the ball game mentioned in the letter above. Thanks go to Sister Bernice Mach for taking notes at the game and giving them to me so that they may be published in the Vestnik. In the future let's make it possible for Sister Bernice to be the reporter for the Ball Club as she's a good one indeed. Bernice is a great ball enthusiast of all kinds ever since she's been going to school.

She plays volley ball and basket ball on the Axtell High ,Schoo team.

Oh! by the way, come on out and visit our newly remodeled lodge hall at your eariest convenience if you haven't as yet done so. More chairs were purchased and new tables are being made to add to the floor of the new addition. Sister Edna Mach has painted 16 table legs and so has this writer (and is still at it).

Brother John Mach welded the legs in his leisure time from his farming duties.

Preparing the tops for the tables is Brother Emil Vieha. The good Brothers of the lodge will assemble the tops to the legs at the lodge hall at their first opportunity. Sister Ruby Pavelka, purchased the paint and Brother Antane purchased the steel for the tables. I believe Brother Vernon Woods and Brother Robert Vieha purchased the rubber pipe that it being put underground for our new water supply. Course, Brother Rudy Vicha is in there working, laying the pipe.

Our next lodge meeting will be held May 6th, one week earlier than usual.

Hope to see all you soon.

SisterNorma Pavelka • 4. • ELK S.P.J.S.T. ' ,CEMETERY ASSO. Dear Members and Friends, I would like to remind you that the Elk SPJST Cemetery Asso. will hold their semi-annual meeting May 6, 1962 at 2 p.m.

I urge all of you to attend this meeting.

Sincerely yours, Mrs. John Mach Secty. - Treasurer • .a„ • ( BRYAN LODGE NO. 39

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS members please be present. Also we will give three prizes to The mother with the most children, to the eldest mother and the youngest mother. All must be present and must be members of SPJST Lodge No. 39.

We also have a member dance scheduled for the future, watch for announcement in Vestnik of the date.

Fraternally, Mrs. Lithe Matejka Secretary, Lodge No. 39

Wednesday, April 25, 1962 visitors registered in our guest book: Mrs. Joe Sebik and son, Mrs. Louis Kapavik and Mrs. Leon Hensel and children We hope they will visit again.

Mary Sue Moore and La Nelle Ceska recited the pledge in the Youth Merit Book and the members repeated it.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Sister Rose Parma. They were approved as read.

A prayer was given by Frances Miller in Memory of little Paul Noel Simcik who was killed recently.

Sister Rose Parma read the resolution for Paul Noel Simcik.

The John. Simcik family requested we send the money usually paid for flowers to the SPJST Rest Home in memory of Paul .Simcik. This was done by the lodge and the Youth. Club.

We received a nice note from the Rest Home thanking us for the memorial fund.

WACO S.P.J.S.T. LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: President Otto Harms presided at our meeting held April 15: All officers were present. Frances Miller, Jean Spence and Beverly Gaidusek led the Pledge.

Wehad many visitors. I know there are some whose names we didn't get. These

A letter was read from Brother Joe B. -lejny concerning the State Youth Activity to be held at Linden Hall. The trustees had no report only that the coolers were installed in the hall., The audit committee reported the books of the Youth Club were in order.

The books of Lodge No. 66 are in order

In the picture, taken by Brother Vice-President, Joe B. Hejny at the recent District Seven Organizers' Banquet, is showing Brother Marehalt receiving a Dear Vestnik Readers, In addition to my letter of last week gift for his achievements for 1961 as an organizer in District Seven at the Banwish to advise you that we have de- q uet. Our Supreme Lodge President, Brother Edward L. Marek is seen in the, dded to initiate all new members at our background. District Seven Organizer, Brother Kleperlik was host for his men Mother's Day Party. So all you new on this occasion.

Wednesday, April 25, 1962 but the deliquent committee will have to look into the matter of delinquent members.

Sister Libbi.e Parma picked three judges for the youth, centerpiece contest.

Those acting as judge were Sisters John Sinicik, Doris Cinek and Brother Monroe Janke.

Sister Parma said the ball field is ready with a nice backstop and the volleyball court has some permanent posts for the net. This was accomplished an our clean-up day.

Lodge 66 will be busy with activity of the State Youth Activity Day and District Meeting to be held at Linden Hall.

The April Birthday Club members are: Brothers, Edvin Narovec, Roman Parma Jr., Eugene Gerlich, Johnnie Gaidusek, and Brian Lee Hanus. ,Sisters: Hattie Matus, Filomena Miller, and Linda West.

We sang "Happy Birthday" to them.

Brother Otto Hanus congratulated the youth on their craft work in the Easter Centerpiece contest. There were some fabulous .,entries. The winners in the Jr. division were first—Cynthia Moore; second "Skipper" Spence, and third Kathy Moore. The Senior division winners were first — Sharon Engelke; second — Mary Sue Moore, and third — Frances Miller.

Oar congratulations to these winners. All the participants were asked to stand behind their entries. Sister Parma gave each a ribbon so they could put it in therl merit book, Our candidates for membership are Suzanne harms, Donna Beatrice Wooten, end Thomas Lloyd Wooten. It was voted to accept them as members, We are happy to have them.

The sick committee reported Brother Henry Narovec is still taking tests at the hospital to find the cause of his illness.

We hope the analysis will show noting serious and Brother Narovec will be in good health soon. A friend of many of our members, Mr. Ben Roy Kudelka died recently. A number of our members were shocked to learn of his sudden death.

The plans for the 1964 SPJST Convention are progressing nicely.

The Youth Camp Committee will visit the Youth Camp site Sunday, April 29, so reports Brother Otto Hanus. He said anyone that wants to inspect it may meet at 2:30 p.m. April 20 at the Court House in Hillsboro. Brother Hanus showed .us some petrified wood that was found on the site. it was beautiful.

We were :happy there was a large number of Lodge No. 66 members at the District Meeting in Fort Worth.

Brother Hanus thanked all the members who donned work clothes and cleaned the grounds and hall. Members brought lawnmowers, rakes, hoes, shoVels,

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wheelbarrows and really used them: The entire Linden Hall grounds were gone ear-® over, trash and glass removed and then the grass was, mowed. The trees were trimmed. The inside of the hall we scrubbed, waxed and polished. We could not forget the refreshments. Our chefs were.. Brothers Emil Hanus, Frank Bruns and Johnnie Gaidusek. They prepared RENCEL: barbecued chicken. It was delicious.

The door prizes for our meeting went DTHERHOOD:: to Sister Barbara Stanislav and Beverly Gaidusek.

The Youth had an Easter Egg Hunt. A supper was served and then everyone played softball on our new ball field.

Our next meeting will be May 20 at Dear Vesinik Readers: 2:30 p.m.

'The regular monthly lodge meeting Fraternally yours was held Friday night April 13. Reports Dorothy Gerlich, of activities were given by each NMmittee. A snack of good food and reSheppard AFB Texas — Airman Third freshments followed afterwards. All the Class Joe 114ozisek, son of Mr. and Mrs. members had a very pleasant evening.

Rudy J. Mozisek, Rt. 2, Shiner, is be- Our new member Edward Lee Pra.sifka, ing' assigned to Cannon AFB, N. M., fol- played the accordion for our listening lowing his graduation from the United pleasure .

States Air Force technical course for On Saturday night April 14, the Birthjet engine mechanics. clay Club Sisters sponsored a Card and Domino Party at the lodge. All those For the quietest crowd you'll likely present had a very enjoyable evening ever see or hear, visit the brink of t.,":;e and we wonder why some more of the Grand Canyon, sometime. eiembers didn't come out and bring

to ilr.,e picture taken by Brother Joe B. ejny, you wall cc part of the Organizers at the Banquet given them in District Seven by Host District Seven Organizer, Brother Kleperlik. Our Supreme Lodge President, Brother Edward L. Marek, was caught in the picture, delivering his address to the District Seven Organizers and their lathes. The names of those ShoWn are not available to us.

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of. Weimar, and they members by Mari Anne Pilot, Lodge 56 their friends? They sure missed out on nished by handy 5. Speakers at this time have a priviicing music. Get a put out some fine all the surprises, and the good food and lege to give their reports, etc., to the no on out . . crowd together coffee that was served. afterwords — all membership !free too .

6. Adult entertainment esand EA7e.ly![ ( Better make plans to come out next 7. Audience response 8. Adjournment time and get in on all the surprise ...

Let's all attend this meeting as once The Easter program put on by the 1 again it is election of District Seven ofYouth Club, Sunday afternoon, April 15, ficers. All members are asked to support was successful and well attended. All the in AS COE the SPJST and tell others about this youngsters performed in some type of held its regular great Fraternal Organization which was • District Seven entertainment. Th.e emcees of the shoe ti, 1962 at Sokol organized by the Czech Pioneers so long were Bobby Dobesh as old grandpa. and spring meetin : (le as, Lodge No. 56, ago.

Hall, Corpus C Betty Jo Stank as grandma. They were e host lodge. The Anton J. Cerill91 . :great, as always . . .

We are .:Jo-rdially hi y iting all the memWill begin at 9:00 -regils It was amazing to watch all those any..

Called to order bers and also nonernembers to attend nice youngsters preform their talent in, sharply This matter was this meeting where friends meet and music, singing, dancing and recitation. discussed d at the Special make new acquaintances.

Fraternally, The show opened with a group of chil- Caned me,dil was held on Feb. Betty Jurica dren singing "Here -comes Peter Cotton- llth. Anyone interested in the Secretary of District 7 tail" and in hopped James Vornsand Fraternal 0--cg: should not find * • dressed as Easter Bunny, hopping around it a difficulty to here On time. the children to bring them the Easter Cameron -- John Vansa Sr. of the The meeting will adjourn at 12 o'clock spirit. Margaret Vala played a number at -winch time ti, lodge will serve Marak community died of an apparent on the piano. Diane and Eugene Polnik lumth until 1:30 heart attack Thursday afternoon while each played a number on their electric he was sitting in his pickup truck in the the afternoon The follow cord organ. Engene also played a saxae gram: parking lot of a grocery store. He was phone solo. Donna Schnell played a 77. He was a retired farmer and had 'vie:, 7 president 1. Welcome be song on the piano ...

2. Youth Lead ports and Youth lived in Marak 50 years.

• We wish to thank sister Maxine Sef- Program This may be the machine age, but ove eik and all the parents of the children vear emblems S. Pres:50 year . ; still hianereald. from Alamo e%dool, kinde that did the 'bum-ay hop' bunnies, dressed as dance real well. Little Terry one of the bunnies .

Norman. Urbanovsky did a fine r( itation on why be did not like the 0' of getting oil dressed up in his best for Easter. He prefered blue .Marian Kadlecek did a tap danc', (l id Sally .Matels. They were real good Marilyn Toman and her friend, wle name I did not get, did a song and dance skit. I mean those two girls can reap Ling well. CJcilia Pavilicek recited. e adult choral group sang "IP Parade" while Bonnie Sue Cox a Sandra Sembe.ra all dressed up in Pe Faster best, did the toe step.

'I e choral group sang three or songs, one was a Czech Easter Byrn These that san g vv-eve Pie Brother ' Kestem, Dan Pavlas, Freddie Buri.

Evelyn Vornsanci. These members also take part in the Czech on‘ coming up in. May. We wish to sister Nalemi Kostom for accompany us on the piano . .

Gengratulatiens to brother Frani, ne,;ny of the SuTylich for receiving a safe driving }Dut' given by the ton citation from the Houston Light arid IUITerl of Son Antonio. In this scene are Power Co.... of Corpus Christi, Texas. The lovely sister in the foreground All you members and friends, don't is S,ster 11,1v;: ,brother Holasek is the District Seven Director, and is wellforget the big dance on Saturday, April 28 here at the lodge. Music will be fur- known and loved as a tireless SPJST worker.

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Southwestern Bell, Central Freight and the Falcons.

Wednesday night, April 18, we were scheduled to play the Southwestern Bell team but they did not have enough TO BE HELD AT KOVAR LODGE NO. 33 players show up, so we won the game MAY 6, 1962 7-0 by virtue of a forfeit. The teams Meeting will be called to order by played a practice game and our boys won District President.

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Pledge of Allegiance (led by our youth) Welcome by local lodge president In the other league game, Central Recognition of Supreme Lodge Officers Freight beat the Falcons 22 to 2. Looks like they have a real good team. Next and visitors District Youth Program Wednesday night, April 25, we play the Roil Call Falcons: First Game: 7:30 p.m. Samueds Reading of Minutes and CorresponDiamond No. 2. dence We would appreciate your attendance Report of District Officers and Direcat some of our games or all, if possible, tors this season. Do come out and support Old Business your team, the players will then know New Business you are .benind them all the way.

Presentation of 50 year Emblems. (In May I remind you that on Saturday Czech language) night, April 28, we will have our Annual Election of Officers "Softball Team Benefit Dance" at Lodge Installation of New Officers No.. 84, 2625 Floyd street. Mr. John RejDate and place of our next District cek's Orchestra has been engaged to Meeting to be set play those wonderful polkas, and waltzes At this time we will give all of our and other selections for this special. officers and visitors a chance to speak dance.

Adjournment.

We wish to extend a welcome to evThis is the first dance after Lent at our lodge hall and we hope you will come eryone to be present at this meeting, to this dance. All proceeds from the everyone is invited.

Submitted by Dist. Secty.

Dance and the Kiteten goes for the supSteve Regmund port of the Team Funds, necessary to ) • 4 • field a team at our Lodge.

We really need your suppoort as our WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS funds are quite low. We are confident USE THIS COUPON that you will be pr sent and give the Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T, team your fullest support.

Box 400, Temple. Texas We f,aA that tni 5 will ago in be a very I am asking you to change my aden.loyabl,- and success s! occasion. Do dress of The Herald.. (Vestnik) as come and bring your friends. You will follows: all be most wAconle.

Place -- the SPJST Ledge No. 81 DalMy old address is: las on 2625 Floyd Street ---- time 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. --- Saturday night, April 'an.

Fraternally yours Jarma Lodge No. 81: Dallas ) • 4

Program for District One Aileeting

SOFTBALL CLUB LODGE NO. 84 Dallas, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: Here we are again with the opening of another season of play in the Dallas Softball managers' Association of Commercial Softball in the City of Dallas.

The season opened Monday night, April 16th, and we played our first game. We had a successful beginning by defeatin,g the "Nine Cousins" our opponents by a score of 14 to 3 in our opening game in the "Dallas League." The other two teams in our League are Capitol Records and Forney Engineering. Capitol Records defeated Forney Engineering by a score of 15 to 2 in their game.

Wes Jaska burled the first three innings allowing no hits, and struck out seven batters. Frank March III, burled the last three innings allowing three hits, two walks and struck out four batters.

Ti;e winning pitcher was Wes Jaska.

Frank Mach III, and Albin Vrana divided the catching duties and both did a good job.

Leading 'titters were: Frank Mach III, wit two home runs and a single; Ted Dusek, with a Home Run; Albin (Bind) Vrana with two hits and a walk; Raymond Smith with two hits and a walk; and Alex Parma with two hits.

Paul 'Valenta, Milton Spaniel; Jerry Manak and Bob Spoor all got single safties. Wesley Jaska got a base via base-on-balls. Everyone had on their hitting clothes or something. The team as a whole played good defensively afield.

We even had a few loyal rooters at the game — our thanks for your presence.

Next Monday night, April 23, we play Capitol Records: second game: 8:45 p.m. at Samuels Diamond No. 2 Then on Monday night, April 30, we play Forney Engineering; second game: 8:45 p.m. place — Samuels Diamond No. 2.

We are also in a Wednesday night League, called the "Central League" and we also play all of our games on Wednesday on Samuels Diamond No. 2.

The other three teams in our league are:

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My New address is: The Queen and Duchess Contest is now in progress and will be until May 31, 1962. So, let's make bay while the sun shines and work together with the princess and duchess of your lodge and make this one of the best ones ever.

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

Fraternally, A. M. Vila, District III Organizer

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VOL 1111 CLUB NOTICE TO DISTRICT III YOUTH LEADERS Ennis, Texas Dear Youth Leader, In 10 weeks District III Youth Activity Day will be a thing of the past and we will be recalling all the good things as well as all the events that could have gone over better if we had planned better. This I know from last year's experinece.

SO, perhaps we should all meet and see what we can do to improve over last year. The earliest time I shall see any of you would be the 29th when the Youth Camp site committee, district officers, and any one intereSted (and I feel that the youth leaders are certainly interested) will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the Hillsboro, Courthouse to travel to the Holasek ,farm to look over the Youth , campsite.

If you are there we can talk ever the Youth Day and start our plans. If you cannot conic, please write me because I will certainly appreciate your suggestions. I will most certainly need your help. At any rate, do give the day some th:ughr wre:en your time permits.

My regards and fraternal love,.

Wilma Nesuda Youth Director, MIST Dist. III 4.3 ) S.P.J.S.T. LODGE NUMBFIZ 84 DALLAS Dear Readers, This is just a note about the hilarious presentation that the Brothers of Lodge No. 84 staged recently in order to benefit the Youth Camp Fund of District Three.

Under the direction of Brother Alvin Hamusek, our Brothers brought "the Wild West" back to life again as Matt DiIlion, Maverick, Paladin, and other "gun-totin" varmints met in the "Old Dodge Saloon" for an evening of laughs, bank-robberies, card games and sultry songs by the "Frontier Sweethearts"

Kitty, Rosemary, Annie Oakley, and even Lillian Russell, It was certainly gratifying to see the extremely large turn-cut for the play "Gun Smoke — More or Less." People from near and far came tothelp our Loage in its project to earn money for cur District 'Youth Camp which is becoming more of a reality as each day passes.

I am sure that all who attended enjoyed the play tremendously and I know that there are those who wish it would be presented again in the very near future.

I am enclosing a list of the play's characters and the wonderful and talented members who played the parts.

(They are in the order of their appearance in the play).

1. Cowboy M.C. and Sheriff — Sid Pokla,dnik 2, Dying Cowboy and Lucas McCain — Emil Petr 3. Digger O'dell and Slim — Jerome Rejcek 4. Big John — Alvin Hanausek 5. Mark — Frank Henzen 6. Doc Adams — Leonard B:aleja 7. Chester — Otto Janousek 8. Maverick — Emil Chmelar 9. Quick Draw McGraw — Glen Kretsinger 10, Mat Dillon — Alvin (Bino) Vrana 11. Kittl — John Kubacak 12. Rosemary — James ,Janousek 13. Annie, Oakley and Old Ranger — Jody Rejcek 14. De puty Sheriff — Bill Zaidle 15. Zoro — Jerry Manak 16. Lillian Russell and Paladin -- Bill Gaiser 17. Tough Gunman and Cowboy Helper — Joe Vlk 18. Mean Bank Robbers and Noisemakers — Bennie Jarma and Willie Rejcek 12. Lost Cowboy and Sleeping Mexican — Paul Valenta 20. Lost Cowboy -- Weldon Hackwerth 21. Carpet Begger and Curtain Man — Raymond Rejcek To all these men and to their backStage assistants goes our sincere congratulations for a job well done.

Fraternally, Jerry An Urban Assistant Youth Director ) ♦ ♦ WACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Brother Editor, Last Wednesday the coaches for the American Income Life insurance Company bought me for the 1962 baseball season. We met last Friday and they gave us our suits. We are going to have practice this afternoon at 5:30. Our first game will be the first part of May. I

Wednesday, April 25, 1262 hGpe we will be able to win some games.

My coaches name is Mr. Jimmy Dunton and his assistant is Mr. Davis. My mother is going to be our score keeper again this year, I am proud my mother and daddy like baseball and help when they can. Since daddy's fall he lasn't been able to play ball with me like we used to, but I know he sure would like to, We play our games at the Little League Ball park on North 41st. Our games are held at 5:30 and 7:30. We play 15 games and top teams play in the play offs. If you can, come see us play ball. I will send you a list of dates our games will be held as soon as . I get them.

Yesterday I won a dollar as second prize on my center piece at our lodge meeting. There are two things I like and they are baseball and contests. I don't know which I like best.

I have to close for now but will send y ou those dates of my ball games soon, Your Friend, Christopher Otto Spence (Skipper ) IVACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Readers, I am proud of the Youth who came out to Linden Hall to help with the cleaning last Saturday. I know we all tad loads of fun loading the truck, but most of all, we enjoyed the ride on back of the truck to and from the dump grounds. Our work was in the form of a game and no one really felt like he was working. I had lots of fun helping with tae claanin,g and everything looked so, nice. when we went back out San lay for our regular monthly meeting. Next year maybe those who were unable to be with us on clean-up da y , will join us and have fun to„ I knew it is a lot of yfork but it makes you feel so good to see everything so nice and clean at the end of the day. I would like to say "Thanks" to the Chefs for the day. They really out-did themselves, because the barbecued, chicken was so good. Everyone really did enjoy it after working so bard we were about to starve, but not for long. nere was plenty drinks and chicken for everyone to eat lafcre we started cleaning the inside of our lodge hall Our youth club meeting was very short because, of the Easter Egg Hunt held for all members of the youth, club. A are. amount of candy eggs and 25 dozen hen eggs were hidden by the mothers, for the hunt. Thanks to those who helped hide the eggs.

Plans are being made to honor our mothers at our next meeting May 20, being it is the month of Mother's Day. We

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hope all the mothers who can will be cn April 1, 1962 I was chosen escort by with us on this day. The meeting will our Duchess, Janice Hanzlicek of Lodge start at 2:30 pm.

No. 54. I am 9 years old and attend St. Fraternally yours Mary's School. I am in the third grade.

Zephyr Spence Hope to see many new faces at our next meeting. ° •( LODGE NO. 66 WACO Fraternally, Dear Members, Raymond Barton Jr. Last Saturday was clean-up day at Lin)° 4 • ( den Hall. The day was windy but everyCOTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 one who came out to work enjoyed bar- Dear readers: becued chicken that was really good aftThe Cottonwood Lodge No. 6, held its er the day's work out side was done. Aft- Easter Celebration Sunday, April 15th, er eating, some of the members tried out with a 45 minute program by the Youth the new baseball back-stop that was put. Club members and some adults. up during •the day by some of the men.

The attendance was a pleasant one The grounds and building really did and I was glad to see so many come. look nice yesterday when we went out Following the program the youngsters for our regular monthly meeting. The had their excitement in trying to get /children and adults enjoyed playling outside as fast as they could to start on more baseball after the Easter egg hunt hunting the Prize Egg and the most eggs. for both the teen-agers and the young- The winners were — in the small group er set.

2-5 years: Margie Pal/leek who had the The winners of the center piece con- most eggs and Monica Smajstrla of Martest in the Jr. division were as follows: lin, who found the Prize Egg. The 5-8 Cindy Moore, First; Christopher Spence, year group were: Blake Straten who Second; and Kathy Moore, Third. In the found the most eggs and Denise SmajTeen-age division, Sharon Englke, First; strla who found the prize Egg. The 8-12 Mary Sue Moore, Second and Francis year old group winners were: Edward Miller, Third. All the centerpieces were Lenart of Irving who found the prize pretty and I would hate to have been egg and Danny Nors who found the most the one who judged them. Good Luck eggs. The 13-16 year old group winners to you who won this year, I hope we can were: Richard Mikeska, who found the have another contest soon. Our next prize egg and there was a three-way tie meeting will be held on May 20th. I for the most eggs found. All the eggs hope everyone will plan to be with us were donated by these fine people: Bro. and Sis. Jerome and Hattie Kaska, eight on this day. boxes; (240 eggs in each box) and one Fraternally yours box by Bro. Raymond Hromadka and Jean Spence 1 ( family of the Cottonwood Store.

The Prizes were donated by brother George Smajstrla and family. Other donations were: brother Henry Matus who brought his speaking system out to us, to use which we needed very much for the program: T: en, Sister E Vochoska gave and passed out to each youngster over a hundred beautifully decorated cake eggs in all colors by that we know how many children were present.

All of the youngsters and I would like to express our sincere feelings from the bottom of our hearts by saying "Many sweet thanks to all cf you fine people for your thoughtfulness and kindness nown ' us in your own way." Also, to all of those who helped in every way on that day by hiding the eggs and to all those who were on the program.

Here is our Program: 1. Welcome, address by Bobby Dobecka.

Poem: "A problem" Jeanette Krizan 2.

RAYMOND BARTON Accordion selections: Woodchoppers 3.

LODGE NO. 54 WEST Ball, and In the Mood, by George Smajstrla.

Dear Members: At our last. meeting which was held 4. Poem. "Wabbits" by Blake Straten

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6. Poem: "It's Easter." by Dorothy Pavlicek 7. Baton Twirling, by Ruthie Schuetz 8. Song "Peter Cottontail" by Monica Srn j3trla, 9. Two numbers by Kathy Zapalac on her accordion.

10. Song: Yankee Doodle, by Ernest Kutscherousky, Jr. 11. Two piano selections by Alfred Brem, Jr. 12. A skit: "Easter Money" by the Kutscherousky children: Sue, Ginger, Bettie and Charles.

13. Two songs: by Patricia Lenart of Irving on her electric organ.

14. Song: "April Love" by Ruthie and Dorothy Schuetz and Marie Draws on the piano.

15. Poem: "Three Little Cheers" Bette Kutscherousky 16. Home Sweet Home, by Barbara Glatter on the electric organ, concluded the Easter Program.

The last and the least was a Tacky Couples' Easter Parade by the adults.

Those in the Parade were: "Mt and Mrs. Novotny of Czechoslovakia" by La Verne Mikeska and Marie Janecka. "Mr. and Mrs. Blanford and Augusta from Wiggins," by Johnnie Krizan and Richard Mikeska.

"The Untouchables," by Martha Monthie and Olga Novotny.

"Prince Charles of London" and "Miss America," by Ginger Kutscherousky and Lucille Kutscherousky.

"Soldier and Girl Friend from Las Vegas," by Jerry Janecka and Margie Straten.

"The Drips from Louisiana" by George Smajstrla Jr., and Larry Williams.

Hollywood couple: "Rock Hudson and Marilyn Monroe" by Monica Zaharniak and Willie Mae Schuetz "The King and Queen of Cottonwood"

by Lydia Dobecka and Marie Drews.

After they paraded, they stood in front of the stage and did a little dance: "The Twist" and the "Junny Hop." We also had some Judges to pick out the tackiest couple and the prettiest. The tackiest couple was: Ginger and Lucille Kutscherousky, and the prettiest couple was La Verne Mikeska and Marie Janecka.

I think they all did very Well: it was enjoyed by all, so they said.

Now, I want to call on all the Ball Players who were playing last year, to bring their gloves and play clothes for our next meeting which will be Sunday, May 6th at 3:00 p.m. we will start playing ball again as we did last year, so, please try ,o remember this.

Strana 24 Also, if any of our neighboring lodges would like to come out and visit with us and play with us, we would be very glad to play with them and to have them came out. ould like to hear from some of them by our next meeting and playtime, especially the Elk Lodge No. 35. "How about it, good neighbor?"

So, until next meeting, May 6th at 3:00 p.m. I remain, Fraternally, Sister Ruth Krizan Youth Leader P.S. All of you Youth Club Members, be sure and come to our next meetin g on Sunday, May 6th, beginning at 4:00 p.m.

We will play ball again, so wear your play clothes. — R. K. ) • a • LODGE 84 DALLAS Dear Sisters' and'Brothers, Sunday, April 15 we held our regular monthly meeting and we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the nice attendance.

Earlier this year it had been decided that the• officers of the lodge would be responsible for family nite supper which is held immediately after each meeting unless there is some special occasion.

The officers of the lodge will take care of this matter in their respective order, so as it stands, in March, this was taken care of by our President and his wife. Bro. Sid and Sister Justine Pokladnig, and the April function was taken care of by our Vice President Bro. Ben and Sister Lillie Jarma.

Each time every one enjoyed the delicious food very much, so this is an invitation for all to come out and enjoy these family niter, with us as it will be fun to see what surprise they will cook up for us next.

This next month the meal will be served by our Secretary Brother Frank and Sister Evelyn Henzen, At the meeting we discussed many business matters and most of all every one was bubbling over with joy over the great success of theDistrict Three Youth Camp benefit which was held on the previous nite, April 14.

We held our benefit supper and the Men of our lodge put on the comedy play "Gun Smoke — More or Less" and we can't seem to express enough gratitude and thanks to all you wonderful people who came out in such abundance to help us support this worthy cause. We are so proud, to announce that Lodge 84 Will have the pleasure of handing over the sum of $426.00 towards the Youth Camp.

Part of this entire sum was earned by our Teenage Club as they donated a

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS $25 gift certificate, With this certificate they worked hard an were able to raise a sum of $91.70 which goes to prove that every one in the lodge had a finger in this pie.

The men put on the play, the women cooked and served the food the 'teenagers were very busy helping serve coffee and pastry and the small fry youth handed out programs.

But most of all we want to thank ALL those wonderful people for their generous donations towards the food and for bringing that delicious pastry.

To name each of you would take most of the space in this paper, so may we please say a great big BIG thank you to one and all who in anyway helped towards this worthy cause, with out all you good people this could not have been accomplished. Our hats are off to all.

Now in closing we would also like to wish a speedy recovery to all our members who have been on the sick list who are as follows: Henry Talasek, Mrs. Annie Petr and also to little Sharon Elaine Henzen who was on the critical list, we hope these people will be up and bouncing around in this lovely spring weather soon.

Sincerely, Lillian Hamusek ) • I ga • (

"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippingm from your local Paper that you would like to have published in this column in veur p ext week's Vestnik, nlease mail them early while the y are NEWS. We appreciate interestin g reports of other family tidings, in our brotherhood births, weddings. anniversaries and nattily activities of your lodges or members that interest en of our reader• Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub, fished for lack of a pace and news value Thank you very much for your under. standing and cooperation.

• Four Louise High School students attended the Regional Literary Events Meet in Victoria recently as a result of their placement in the District Meet held at Tidehaven.

In this group are Angela Erdelt, first place winner in shorthand; Jeannette Sablatura, second place in shorthand; Bobby Weishubn and Charles Machart, second and third place winners in typing. Winning fourth place in typing at the district meet was Jerry Winter.

Those students were taught and trained

Wednesday, April 25, 1962

by Mrs. Gene Stogner, teacher of commercial subjects.

• • Rosenberg—Funeral services were held Saturday of last week in the Catholic Church in Rosenberg for E. E. Stavinoha, 82, of Rosenberg. Stavinoha was the eldest brother of A. A. ,Stavinoha of Temple. He is survived by four sons and three daughters. He was preceded in death by his wife five years ago. o Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vaclavik of Taylor celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of his brother Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vaclavik.

• • On April 7th a surprise birthday party was given at the home of Mrs. Willie Chaloupka, Sr. of Sweet Home on her 70th birthday. She was greatly surprised as the guests arrived around 7:30 p.m.

• • Joseph Drapela, 91, of El Campo passed away Tuesday, April 10 at Nightingale Hospital. Services were held Thursday, April 12 at 8:45 a.m. Requiem High Mass was held at St. Philip's Catholic Church at 9:00 a.m. Interment will be in the Nada Catholic Cemetery.

• • Funeral services for Willie Poncik. 48, were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Jec menek Chapel in Ellinger. Burial was in Hostyn Hill cemetery. Mr. Poncik, who died early Monday in his sleep, was a native of Ellinger, the son of the: late Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poncik. He was a farmer and was not married.

Survivers are two sisters, Mrs. Rud. Foyt of La Grange and Mrs. Annie Hillmann of Houston and five brothers.

Funeral services were held at the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church at Plum for little Patrick Edmund Faj'kus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Fajkus of Houston. Little Patrick reacher the age of 22 months. He died suddenly at the Memorial Hospital in Houston on April 3rd, 1962. He, is survived by his parents, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fajkus of La Grange and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kovar of Plum.

Mrs. Frank Kunetka, nee Elizabeth Lichnovsky, a native of the Ammannsville-Dubina area, died Sunday at the family home near Columbus, the result of a heart attack, at the age of 59 years, 6 months.

• • August H. Spacek and Mr. and Mrs..

J. C. Spacek Sr. and Larry attended the funeral of their cousin, Miss Liberta (Lou) Veselka, 44, Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at the Robstown Funeral Home. Miss

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Veselka, of Corpus Christi, died Friday Estelle Jares and, Dorothy Svrcek, stuafternoon following a lung operation. dents in the College of Arts and Sci• • ences division of the University of Texas have been named to the Fall semester Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Pohl of Rt. 2, scholastic honor roll. They received. SumMonroe, Louisiana announce the en- ma Cum Laude honors. Estelle is the gagement and approaching marriage of daughter of Mr. nad Mrs. Louis Jares of their daughter, Sallie Ann Pohl to James West. Miss Svrcek is the daughter of Mr. Earl Flint son of Mr. and Mrs.. Earl and. Mrs. J. E. Svrcek of West.

Flint of Rayville, Louisiana. The wedding • was solemnized at 4 p.m. April 21st at Emil Sip, correspondent to the U. N. Start Baptist Church. Sallie Ann is presently a Junior at Louisiana. Polytechnic for the Czechoslovakian government, was Institute. The bridegroom presently is in guest at the West Kiwanis luncheon the service at Fort Hood, Texas and will this week. He and a group of 14 are traveling throughout the United States return to college this September. in separate journeys. His home is in • • Prague, Czechoslovakia. Sip said he knew Mr. and Mrs. Jerome C. Hrncir, for- that ther were ideological differences merly of Hallettsville, now of Victoria, between his government and ours but announce the engagement and forth- hoped a better understanding could be cmoing marriage, of their daughter, Nao- reached. mi Ann, to Monte J. Staha son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Staha of Hallettsville.

Mrs. Rudolph (Anna) Kolar died at The imarrige will be solemnized in Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church in Vic- 11:50 p.m. last Thursday in a Waco hospital. toria, on June 2, 1962.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

• • last Saturday at First Presbyterian Mrs. Steve Polasek announces the en- Church in West. Rev. A. Evans officiated gagement and approaching marriage of with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery of her daughter, Doris Marie, to Clement Temple.

Roznovsky, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Survivors include her husband, Mr. Clement Roznovsky, Sr., of Gonzales. The Ruddolph Kolar; one son Rudolph J. wedding is being planned for Saturday, Kolar of West; one daughtter, Mrs. Jos-e June 2, 1962 in the S'S. Cyril and Me- phine Pondrom of Houston; two broththodius Catholic Church, Shiner. ers, John Hurtick of West, and Joe Hur• • tick of Eldorado; one sister, Mrs. A. J. Torn Zbranek, age 39 years, seven mon- Dusek of Granger.

• J. ths and 13 days, passed away Monday, ,tzumessmommiumaggragemzummam April 16, 1962 at 4:35 p.m. at Santa Rosa Medical Center, San Antonio.

Funeral services will be held at the Buffington Funeral Home, Shiner, on Thursday, April 19 at 10 a.m. Interment will follow in Shiner Catholic Cemetery, with military services.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kuder Jr. announce the birth of a son at St. Joseph's Mrs. Mathilda Dolejsi passed away at Hospital on April 12th. The baby weighed the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. T. eight pounds, two ounces and has been Baird in San. Antonio on Monday, April 9, 1962. Funeral services were held Wed- named. Billy Dwane. This makes Mr. and nesday, April 11 at 9:45 a.m. and con- Mrs. Bennie Bonjo and Mr. and Mrs. tinued at the Shiner Catholic. Church Willie Kuder Sr. grandparents.

• with Requiem Mass at 10:00 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Rosniak of Rosen• • )erg became proud parents of a son A Houston lad placed third in the Na- weighing seven pounds, two, ounces, born tional American Legion Oratorical Con- on Sunday, April 8, in the Polly Ryon test at Salt Lake Cit y. Thursday. hospital. He has been named Will Ray Richard Darilek, 17, son of Mr. and Jr. The mother is the former Eileen Mrs. Lewis J. Darilek, of HouSton, spoke Polasek. Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Gralin Polasek of La Grange. This ion the United States Constitution.

Young Darilek's oratory copped him a is the couple's first child. $1000 scholarship, which he plans to use • • when he enrolls at the University of St. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nerada are the Thomas next fall. Richard is a senior at proud parents of their first born, a boy, St. Thomas High School.

The little lad arrived Sunday, April 8th.

Stratut He weighed 7 lbs., 13 ozs. At baptism he will receive the name of Danny Ray. The mother is the former Lorene Mozisek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.ozisek.

This makes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mozisek grandparents at Hallettsville.

• • Mr. and. Mrs. William Technik of Gonzales are he proud parens of a baby girl, their first born, who made her appearance at the Holmes Hospital Thursday, April 12. Little Pamela She tipped the scale at 6 pounds and 8 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Agnes Kutach and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Technik ,of Shiner.

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Podsednik of Fort Worth are the proud parents of a baby daughter born April 9i. Mother is the former Miss Mary Roessler. Grandparents are Mrs. Matilda Podsednik and Mr. and Mrs. John Roessler.

Sports Column Grass Fires Dangerous to Land, Wildlife Austin — Destructive grass fires now are being reported over portions of Texas, according to H. D. Dodgen, executive secretary of the Game and Fish Commission.

One of these fires destroyed approximately 2,000 acres of grass on the Gene Howe Wildlife Mana,gement Area, in the Panhandle area of Texas, on March 3.

The fire got its start off the area when an overheated exhaust pipe of a pickup truck ignited some of the dry grass on a neighboring. ranch. The fire spread, destroying not only the 2,000 acres of grass but also 15 'miles of fence, which included 8.3 miles of boundary fence.

"Aside from the heavy economic loss in grass fires, the loss of wildlife is very heavy, particularly at this time of the year," said Dodgen. "Many landowners now are building fire roads along fences bordering on highways. Grass fires frequently are started by persons who toss cigarettes from cars onto the grass along the right-of-way. Other fires are caused by careless campers, who may toss aside a cigarette or match. The grass is dry and the wind is high. As a result, we

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come up with scorched earth which is About all that can be said in favor of profitable to no one." the bounty system is that people feel that something is being done about the Austin -- The report of the first open predator problem, says Cooper. This is season on sandhill cranes in Texas was wasteful, however, because effective promade at the Central Flyway Waterfowl grams can be developed with the same Council Technical Meeting in Denver last money.

The Texas Predator and Rodent Conweek, by A. J. Springs, wildlife coordinator, Texas Game, and Fish Commis- trol Service employs professional trappers who can do effective predator consion.

According to his reports, the average trol wark. This program involves a coweight of the cranes killed in Texas last operative effort between the federal, year was 61/4 pounds on juveniles, and state and local government or organizaslightly more than 7 pounds on adult tion, explains Cooper. County agents can supply information on how to incranes.

The sandhill crane season was au-; stitute this program. ) s 4,„ thorized in west Texas and New Mexico last year to harvest the surplus of this ,game species. Although no official stateoperated checking stations were set up, spot checks were made by Game Department personnel in various hunting areas.

It was estimated that approximately American families have materially in2,100 hunters went after cranes, and ap- creased their retirement income planproximately 1,900 birds were harvested. ning since the end of World War Springs also pointed out that fewer with more than twice as many insurance depredation complaints have been re- and annuity contracts now set up speceived by the Commission since the cifically for this purpose as in 1945, ac'opening of the season. cording to the Institute of Life InsurA statewide inventory of sandhill ance. crane populations made in November The number of people covered today and December by warden personnel in by some form of specific insured retire183 of the 254 counties in the state in- ment plan is in excess of 9,000,000. repdicated no unusual movements of the resenting retirement planning for nearly birds as a result of the hunt. twice that number of people, including ♦ the dependents who would also benefit College Station — Many Texas coun- from the income. Nearly $30,000,000,000 ties are still using the bounty system in has already been accumulated in these an attempt to control predators. Ed retirement plans and reserves are buildCooper, extension wildlife specialist. ing up at the rate of some $1,5000,000,000 says there is good evidence that this sys- to $2,000,000,000 yearly. These reserves are largely for retirement income paytem is ineffective.

Under the bounty system, the county ments well into the future, but there has or' perhaps a livestock association, offers been a sharp rise in recent years in the a reward for killing animals which oc- current flow of benefit payments under casionally prey on livestock or crops, or the plans. In 1961, payments were made otherwise create a problem. The reward under some 1,500,000 contracts compared ranges from as little as 10 cents per with payments under about 550,000 conn head for crows to as much, as $75 for tracts in 1945. large animals such as wolves or coyotes.

A wide range of contracts is being Although nearly every wild animal has used to set up the retirement plans. The some definite possitive values, control largest number is under group annuities is sometimes necessary. The bounty sys- set up at the shop or office, these actem is not the way, however, says Coop- counting for about half the total number. er.

Group annuities have been largely a deThere are few if any recorded instances velopment of the years since the war, towhere the offering of a bounty reduced day's 5,000,000 people covered comparing Predator numbers to the point where the with 1,500,000 in 1945. However, well over problem no longer existed. This in itself 500,000 of these are already paying our should discourage perpetuation of the income to annuitants. bounty system.

Second largest block of retirement.

It has also been found that those suf- plans is the combination life insurance fering losses will attempt a control pro• and annuity, commonly called the regram, regardless of whether Or not a tirement income policy, which provides bounty is offered, points out Cooper. family protection until called upon for Another weakness of the system is that retirement income. There are now nearly dishonest practices usually occur.

3,000,000 such plans in force, represent,-

Retirement Plans Double Since '45

Wednesday, April 25, 1962 ing protection of about $13,000,000,000 and future retirement income of some $1,500,000,000 yearly.

Individual annuities in force uninber 1,100,000 yearly.

Individual annuities in force number 1,100,000 of which nearly 40 per cent are already paying out income.

There is an additional 450,000 contracts in force providing life annuities from the supplementary use of the pro. ceeds of regular life insurance policies.

Nearly three-fifths of these are for annuitants age 65 and over. These plans have increased rapidly, today's total being nearly four times that of 1945, fifteen times 1935.

There is also a huge volume of today's regular life insurance earmarked for this retirement income use, if the policyholde• outlives his working years and his basic protection needs. There is no meas.. are of the extent of this earmarking, but in some life companies which specialize in planning family financial plans, as much as 75 to 80 per cent of their business is set up for such use. ) Los ngeles County, California, leads all counties in U. S. in the number of milk cows, and in volume of whole milk consumed.

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Wednesday, April 25, 1962

VESTNIK—VITEST. 17XAS

otion to Senate

MURRAY WATSON Murray Watson, who has made an outstanding record as a legislator the past, six years, is asking voters of Bell, Milam and. McLennan Counties to promote him to senator on May 5.

Watson has increased his always busy and hard-working campaign pace in an effort to personally visit with as many voters as possible.

Watson's District Campaign Headquarters are located at 1718 Austin Ave., Waco, Texas. He also has campaign managers and workers in Temple, Belton, Killeen, Bartlett, Cameron, Rogers, Troy, Heidenheimer, Holland, Mart, Riesel, and Lorena, Eddy, Robinson, Belin-lead, LacyLakeview, Moody, McGregor, West, Crawford and other Central Texas towns.

Campaign literature and materials may be obtained from these persons or at the Waco headquarters.

Murray Watson has represented McLennan County, Place 3, in the Legislature for the past six years. He is, considered to be conservative on taxing and spending matters, yet he has been recognized as a Legislator who has conscientiously worked to ,get adequate opportunities for worthy state governmental projects.

Business groups in the district have been particularly pleased with Rep. Watson's attention to their problems, especially small businessman. The laboring man and farmer have honored him on several occasions for his work in behalf of their legislation.

Watson was first elected to the legislature in 1956, and has been consistently re-elected to that office by large majorities in each election. He has served on all the major committees in the House of Representatives and during the season in 1961 was Chairman of the im-

portant Insurance Committee. He was also a member of the powerful State Affairs Committee and served on Rules, Municipal and. Private Corporation and Revenue and Taxation Committees. No other member of the House of Representatives has had such important committee assignments.

Watson has just been named to the Legislative Council, an interim study ,group of Legislators, by Speaker James A. Turman. He was appointed Chairman Of the sub-committee to study Utility Rates in Texas by the Acting Lieutenant Governor, and was a member of four other study groups. Recently he was appointed Chairman of the Special Committee to study the organization of Water Districts.

Watson has made an outstanding rec)rd in the field of legislation dealing with water conservation, public schools, Judicial matters, old age assistance, law enforcement, traffic safety, vocational rehabilitation and agriculture. During the 57th Session he was recognized by his collegues as having passed more Legislation than any other member of the House. He secured the passage of several bills directly benefiting the Waco State Home, City of Waco, Waco Independent School District, Brazos River Authority and the Farm Bureau.

Watson is a graduate of the Mart public schools, earned both a BBA Degree in Accounting and LLB Degree in Law from Baylor University. He belongs to numerous social, civic and fraternal organizations in Waco and Mart. Watson is active in Church affairs, having served on the Board of Stewards of the Austin Avenue Methodist Church in Waco.

Rep. Watson is a life-long resident of McLennan County. He is married to the former Greta Warren, also a graduate of BaylOr University. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Watson, Sr., of Mart and the grandson of Mrs. Effie Watson of Mart and the late Ruff Watson, pioneer central Texans. The Watson name has been connected with agriculture in this area for over half a century. He has been associated with his father in the feed, seed and grain business in Mart.

He practices law in Mart and Waco and served as Professor of Business Law at Baylor University.

Watson said: "I am grateful for the unfailing support the people of my district have given me and it is my desire to be of further service to you by asking _promotion to the State Senate. I have represented all the people to the best of my ability and feel they are familiar

Strana 27 with me and my record. I shall make I every effort to campaign with each citizen and community in this district.

"It is my thought that the people desire their State Senator to be one who is familiar with the needs of the people of Central Texas and one who will devote his full time to their problems. If elected your State Senator, I will continue to advocate honesty, efficiency and economy in our state government. Please feel free to call upon me whenever I may be of service to• you."

(Paid Pol. Adv.)

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Americans believe: That the accepted standards of justice are the laws which have been formulated through hundreds of years of man's struggle to find a livable code. They find expression in the law of the land and in our great heritage of common law.

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First Hunter: Boy, we sure are bad Judges in our system are sworn to live up to this law and net to impose their shots. We haven't hit a thing lately.

Second Hunter: Let's miss two or loom arbitrary standards of judgement.

Thus, we are a government of law and three more and go home! not a government of .men.

We have no quarrel with the man who The United States has 21 ,000 more has lower prices. He knows better than saloons than churches. anyone else what his services are worth.

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• A 53-year-old Fayette area man passed away at Fayette Memorial hospital Tuesday morning of severe burns sustained in an accident at the family home about 11 p.m. the previous night.

Victim of the mishap was Rudolph H. Chovanec. His attending physician said Mr. Chovanec sustained first, second and third degree burns over most of hi's body.

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

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

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A taxpayer is a person who doesn't Forty-one men signed the Mayflower The old fashioned gal likes to bake — the last to die was John but perfers read y-mix batters. to save have to pass a civil service exam in order Compact Arden, 67 years later. to work for the governnient. wear and tear on the electric mixer, VOTE FOR WARWICK

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S.P.J.S.T. Lodge No, IS SPONSORING A

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Lodge Pokrok. Houston No, 88 1140 Robbie St. at the Intersection of 20th St. and North Main SATURDAY, APRIL 28

2625 Floyd St., Dallas, Texas SATURDAY, APRIL 28

MUSIC FURNISHED BY

MUSIC BY

John Rejcek's Orch. of Abbott ADMISSION 81.00 PER PERSON LET'S ALL COME OUT AND SUPPORT THESE BOYS (p)

Randy Kand His Orchestra FROM WEIMAR POLKA, WALTZ AND MODERN MUSIC PLENTY OF REFRESHMENTS — EATS — AND TABLES FOR AI. L. WAITER SERVICE AT TABLES FREE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY AT EACH DANCE! EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED .1.0010110.1.1111•1106117•61707.W.0.330171,2701.

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With FIRST FEDERAL

.P.J.S.T. Lodge No. 25 SPONSORED BY

Ennit: Yi tith Club Parents SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1"46 8:30 P.M.

First Federal is Bell County's Oldest and Largest Savings insOtvtion. In its 27 years Firsi Federal in Temple has never m:ssed a dividend and has always paid every withdrawal on de-

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ADM. $1.00

Music by Eric Honza S.P.J.S.T. MEMBERS AND FRIENDS WELCOME PROCI DS — LODGE NO. 25 YOUTH CLUB

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if he could kick himself, he'd gladly do so! rii,o unexpected finally happened . . and caught him with his insurance down. He found it easy to put of reviewing -his coverage. Now finds it hard to face the music . . . and the bills! He t'oo lit he had lots of time .. but he didn't. Nobody has. It's always later than you think. _Profit from his loss. Take steps to complete your insurance protection .,NOW?

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