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BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD ROeNiK (VOLUME) 50

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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable Copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. 0. Box 400, TEMPLE, TEXAS. Cislo (No.) 18

PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI 2. KVETNA( MAY) 1962

"TITEN 139PISC Z AMERIKY" Akce "TYd,en dopisft z Ameriky" konand pod zaStitou organisace Common Council for American Unity a schvalovana vefejnYmi einiteli po celYch SpojenSrch statech, bude letos uspofadana v kvetnu. ZminenY' tYden ma nam nejen pfipamatovati, jak didelite jsou ;dopisy pkatelum a pkibuznYm do zamofi, ;ale ma nas jege dodateane upozorniti na dtlelitY fakt, ze je na nas, abychom nepfestavali vytvaketi lep g ovzdnAl porozumeni mezi Spoj enYmi statv a ostatnimi zememi sveta.

Je ll'sledkem toho, co jed;en z pozorovateltit evropskeho vekejneho mineni oznabuje za "Nevyhnutelnou zavist, vzbuzovanou naSim bohatstvim. a moci."

Je vYsledkern komunisticke propagan;dlr.

nelrozgikenejAimu mylnemu nazoru.

Oslavme leto gni "Wden dopistit z Ameriky" napsanim dodateeneho dopisu, nava.zanim zanedbane korespondence, obnovenim slibu, ze i my se aktivne qleastnime teto dtliaite agitaeni akce.

President Kennedy nedavno pravil toto: "Narody za na gimi bfehy musi jednou dospeti k pochopeni americkeho mlroda zvla gte nagich nadeji a zamerii.

KaZdV prostredek lidske komunikace musi pfispeti k ziskani perspektivy vzhledem k faktum. Neznalost trza j emnVch schopnosti, nadeji, pfedsudku, pfesvedeeni a zamerii mute znieiti kooperaci a podnititi valku."

V rukou kahleho z nas spoeiva zbraft k vybojovani porozumeni. UZijme ji — inteligentne ueinne pravdivel ) s ja s (

Je vS7sledkem nespravneho chapani Ameriky a americkeho zptisobu Zivota.

President Kennedy vyjadfil to nedavno temito slovy: "Amerleane jako jednotlivci jsou east° znazorriovani zahranieim jako tide bohati, pfehliZejici, vkchny hodnoty s vyjimkou penez, nedbajici pray jinYch lidi neznali pfispevku, "Nesvornost je pfepych, kterY si svobodriST svet jen ste21 dovoliti," kon- pfinaknYch zapadni civilisaci ostatnimi statoval nedavno vynikajici britskY his- narody." torik, kdy nabadal k yypeti usili, slueProti tomuto antiamerikanisniu mufujiciho k za;chovani jednoty mezi narosi se postaviti nejen viada, ale i kaZd9 dY svobodneho sveta. z nas. My ktefi mame spojeni se zahraAekoli nebezpeei. ozbrojeneho iitoku nieim, mame v torn ohledu jedineene zda se bY'ti menSi neZli pied rokem, za- postaveni, nebot' muZeme nejlepe kladni hrozba nepkatel znstava nezme- znalosti o Americe. Nak dopisy pfatenend. Nesvornost svobodneho sveta by lnm a pfibuznYm mohou vyvraceti mylutoenost nepfatel jen podpofila. Ma-li no pfedstavy o -Leto zemi a tim potirati Slavnostni cislo Vestniku k oslave nasvobodnY svet tomuto spoleenemu ne- nepkatelskou propagandu. Osobni dopibezpeei zdarne eeliti, sta.va se svornost sy jsou pfesvedeivejSi neZli kterYkoliv se ho 65 ti leti vyjde prvnillo Zervenee jinY prostfedek komunikaeni. na prostou nezbytnosti. a bude venovano, pokud moino vjrhradJednim z cinitelu, ktery napomaha k VYznam dopistit pfi vytvafeni pfiznivenesvornosti, je vzmahajici se protiame- ho mineni v zahraniei neni mono pfe- ne nagirn zakladateliiim a dejinam ricke citeni v zahraniel. Tato situace ceniti. "TYden dopisn. z Ameriky" je pro- vodnich 25 kith's. Komu moino laskaprarneni z mnoho pficin, nesporne i z to vhodnou ;dobou, kdy si mame pfipo- ye prispejte ptivadni historii dejin to nagich vlastnich ornyln. menouti, ze prostY popis nakho kaZdoJe vSisledikem mylneho vykla:dani ame- denniho Zivota, opakovanS7 milionkrat, ktere osady kde lady na ge povstaly. — ricke zahranieni politiky. maze bYti mocnou zbrani i proti tomu Predem diky.

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Qd redakCniho Sout'a na gich organisatorti jests neNaie porniniky kterY tYden potrva a rtizne ceny budou Die obsahu naleho listu budeme posuzovani temi, kteii nejsou v nali Jednote ale kteri nas pozoruji jak si poeiname a tak jen si prejeme, abychom vkly zanechali ten nejlep gi dojem. Vas vakini dopisovatele mnoho zalek.

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Pled temet desiti lety jsme vzpomeli ye Vestniku, le nag list, ma zodpovednY ilkol. MI udavati a naznadovati smernici, kterou cestou se mame brati, abychom Uspelne pokraeovali.

9 9 Znovu pripominam, e ye Vestniku z podanYch zprav vkly se odrak celY ten Men bychoni si toto pripomenouti v na gspoikov ivot nagi Jednoty, nalich nagich okrskovYch schtizich a probrati nageho sna&ni spoleeenskeho, a- vkly nekolik dillektYch boar. Melo by gitaeni einnosti i vzdelavaci. bYti v techto schtizich oznameno co vykonal distrikt od posledni schnze, co kodime si jen, kdy vykrikujeme do se konalo v zdru&nYch ladech a s nali sveta, kdyA nektera vec Se ntm nezda mladek. v Youth Clubs. — Kdy2 teto die nagi chuti. Nikdy se tak naprava zodpovednosti se vZdy zhostime, pak tepry je eas na zabavu, na program at' nedocili.

• e jil je to zpev, hudba a jine ptednesy, baseball a co jineho vie pripraveno.

KaklY bratrskY spolek podptirnY, 9 9 si jednou roone podati zpravu statnimu Nekteki star gi lady stavaji se nevliodboru pojiSt'ovani o sve einnosti. Magi elovek se 'lady mavYmi, tak jak star me na to zakon a proto s kaklYm elenem mladYm i star gim musime stejne stava nevlimavYm he svenm, zevnejgku.

Takova neteenost a lhostejnost Skodi j ednati. e e nejen jim ale i eels na g' Jednote.

• Neni ovgem mono kakleho uspokojiti, V tletim okrsku se vybird, 5c plispea jsou mnozi kterYm kdyby "modre z nebe snesl" tak by je-neuspokojil. Vet- vek od kakleho elena okrsku do okrskove ina pratel stack a bude vkly vYdatnou pokla.dny na rtrzne yydani. Pet centti a iteinnou podporou nam v kaklem do- na elena roene je to maliekost, dobrobrem poeinani. Zvolna ale jiste zis- volnY dar, nestoji to v ge za. lee a plec, zraei se v torn vale ochota plispet na kame mlade spolupracovniky a tegime se, k mnozi oceni na ge snahy nall \Ted dobrou spoleenou snahu nali.

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• e Nekdy poskytujeme pomoci dru.hm, aMladgi nali Tide maji dnes vSemane bychom je zavazali pomoci sobs za tSrch2 jim prospe gne gkoleni aby mohli se snad- okolnosti. Tyto Usluhy, ktere einime neji probijeti ivotern, kdeko stark ii- jim, uptimne keeeno, nejsou lee dobrode jsou vtom mnohem Jejich dini ktere prokazujeme do zasoby soeinnost jest znaene oslabena, a stava- be samYm. ji se zadumeive a iji vetginou v minuKaMS7 na yStevnik distriktni schtize lostl. Tem pak je obti r2no vyhovet a nale elaneeky a avahy se jim zdaji "moo mei by prinesti nejake dobré myglenky pro zlepgeni od sveho radu od svYch moderni."

9 9 elent nebot' musi bYti naIl spoleenou snahou, aby ten na g distrikt ku kteremu Zastavali jsme se povkly nahledu, kaMa nak distriktni schtize ma Witt prinalekme, konal to, co domaci lady krokem ku pfeclu, tedy ne pouhe una- jednotlive nemohou vykonat. — Mame vujici teeneni" ale misto tohe, nejake se jests v mnohem co ueiti, ale jdeme Uspegne planovani pro dobro a postup prec kupledu, jen pracovat ruku v rudistriktu, jeho mladek, pomoci organi- ce a dohromady jak jedna velka rodina.

Pamatujme tél, 2e ty na ge distrikty satortim a tak i eels Jednote. jsou nejen pro lepli praci v Jednote, ale Obeas je nutno na to na ge elenstvo i pro lepli platelstvi mezi eleny a doupozorniti, Ic pravidelne mesieni schti- nra.cimi lady. ) G4 ( ze i-adove jsou zakonitym paadaykem.

Potkal jan Zuch pana Paska: Nektere lady bez dilvodu a bez patrie"Kamarade, ty jsi sama modlina! Coneho oznamenl, maji sve schtize za dva, za nebo za etyri rnesice. Jest to proti pak to? Ja myslil, le tva pani je V nasim statnim pravidltim pro bratrske laznich."

"No ja jsem si to myslel spolky poji gTovaci a te2 pPestupovani taky!" nalich stanov a statnich zakonti.

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— Ze te"Z" v Sinton v rodine Tony VaneekovYch dostali minulY tYden deveatko a cela, rodina se z toho raduje.

Piejeme g testi.

• • — 2e nag bratr tajemnik kadu eislo — Ze pani Willie Jureikova v Dallas, 80 v Holland Joe Belieek churavi. Pie- se v domacim oktkeni pane pozdravuje, jeme jemu brzkSr obrat k uzdraveni.

COti nas teg.

• • ) • .1' • — Ze nag tad 107 ye Floresville, bude dne 20. kvetna oslavovat sve 501eti 317°6. syeho zalokni veloku hostinou ye sve opravene spolkove sini. Oeekavaji velkoiu navAtevu a chystaji pekn3i program slavBratti a sestry organisatoti povtilmnosti. o • nete si laskave rriznYch zprav, "co jsem — Ze mnozi se dotazuji, ze kdy'Z je pies tYden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in tam v tech evropsk 3.rch zemich tak do- the News", kde uvadime ptilditost pro late, proe ty jejich hranice jsou tak stte- vas zajemce vyhledat a pkipomenouti Zen3i ostnatYm dratem, zakopy a zdivem jim, tie katidY elovek potkebuje pojisteni. aby ten "At'asnY" lid neutikal. Na to Jest to nejlepAi ulotieni natiich penez, vzpomerite jim, tie v katidem ptipade doteZko dab odpoved.

• stane pojigtenY sve penize zpatky. Pig • — Ze ye Sweet Home bude 20. kvetna torn ale katidY Glen SPJST ma pkiletiioslaven ten prallr starodavnSr Picnic pki Lost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoledenv nakch distriktech ske praci Konvidkove hudbe.

• • s nagi mladetii aneb bYti rieastni dobroeinne praci. Ziska,vejme ditky ozna— Ze krajan Josef MalSr zemtel tYden v Shinerske nemocnici. Byl meni v nag rubrice aneb ty ditky nadle zdeleni 79 let star. Zanechal zde kch zemtelYch emu. — Pamatujme na manklku a syna.

Na e soustrast po- to, tie chceme v tomto roce opet pkevYSlti ureenon kvotu a pkejeme Vam vtieztistalSrm. • • chen jen rilotin.S zdar. ) • 4 • ( — Ze pani John Makikova z East Bernard, je pry velice nadana umelkyne.

Studovala malovani ()brazil v okresni kolleji ye Wharton a ptitomne studuje v Piejeme si touto cestou podekovat malitske gkale v Houston. Piejeme ji 'gte- fgem nagim ptatelrim kteki nam v nakm sti a rispech. zarmutku nad Umrtim manZelkyymatkY, • • babieky, prababieky rriznYm zpusobem v Dallas slavili v nedeli man ge- pomahali. Dekujeme fgem za nam zaslale Skotakovi stkibrnou svatbu v sini ne listky, projevy soustrasti a kvetiny.

K of C a sjela se velka spoleenost gra- Obzvlagte dekujem p. faraki F. J. Kostulantii. Jiste ze to byla vesela spolee- tohryzovi a jeho pani za jejich sluny most a i my blahoptejeme. loft pohitu, za jeho krasne kazani, a • • panu Albertovi Martinavi pastoru bab— Ze sleena Julia Ann z Hillje si za tistke cirkve za jeho proslov v feei ang' enicha vyvolila pana Thomage Donisi glicke, kkest'ansk3'rm sestrani kora Temz Houston a budou sezdani 26. kvetna ple a Seaton za jejich pkispe yky a take Hillje. Blahoptej eme p. Edward Paceovi, majiteli pohicebniho • • ristavu za vzorne vykizeni pohtebnich ob— Ze snad v mnoh3"rch vetAich mestech kadu. Diky yam ygem! jsou delnici bez prate jak oznameno, "Rodina Kalendova" pkee lid s farem se stehuje do meat bez ) • " rozmfgleni jak se tam uZivi.

• • — Ze minuly tSrden krupobyti mezi Grapevine a Lewisville nadelalo mnoho Akod, obzvlagte na prave vzchazejici Mode korny a majzu. V Dallas gkoda spil- jak nom bylo pkipomenuoto oznamiti sobeno,, po celem okresu obnagi zavratne zapoene v nedeli dne 6. kvetna u hostivfge. ciho tadu na Koval- poblik Smithville, • • jiz - Ze u manzelu Thom BartogOvSrch O 1 BODINE" ODPOLEDNE ni es i 13. dubna radostnou ,udalost. NaroProsim nezapomerite, a dostavte se v dila se jim ye Weimarske nemocnici eas, nabada bratr Vaclav Bakina, ristrikdceru gka. Blahopkejeme. ni organisator.

Co jsem pi-es tSrclen zaslechl

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Schfize 1. okrsku na Koval-

Distriktni kalendai PEVA, OKRSES Prvni okrsek oznamuje svoji Jarni ichazi v 1962 na den 6. kvetna (May the 8th.) u hosticiho kadu Oslo 38 v Texas, pki Smithville. — Zadaji zdrutiene distrikty aby jim tato tak dune oznamena nedele v kvetnu byla laskave ponechand.

• • PAT OKRSEK pat okrsek bude pokadati jarni schrizi 20. kvetna. Jak olayeejne, take bude pokadana volba rikednikri. Schuze se bude konat v sini na Fairchild ye Fort Bend County a hostici fad jest kad Needville Oslo 81 BliMi podrobnosti, Cas a program bude v kratkosti oznamen.

Sestra, Bessie Franek tajemnice kadu 81 • • SEST3/ OKRSEK

Timto Okrsek AestSr oznamuje, tie jejich jarni schrize se bude konati v osade Taiton, prvni nedeli v klietnu ktera pkipada na de n6. kvetna. Zadatek piesne o I hodine odpoledne. ) * ste • (;

Ze schicize u iadu 48 Vyiehrad Ze schfize u isidu 48 ViS'ehrad Dnes jen kratce, Ze schaze 2. distriktu konand v nedeli odpoledne u hosticiho tadu Vykhrad, pobliZe Taylor se velice pekne zdakila.

Nav gteva byla velka nalada pkatelska, a pozornost shromaIdeneho obecenstva potaujici. -- 0 prUbehu schrize povime vic v pi istim eisle, — zde vzpomenem, tarn pocta vzdana elentim 50ti letYm v Jednate, projednane zaleMosti o okrsku, provedeni volby okrskovSrch rikednikil a pkedveden pekn3r program mladete. Vyslulioyank yeeeke a kdy jsme odjAdeli, hudebni sbor Vraklit si ptipravoval hudebni nastroje. — Schtze opakuji, byla ye vkch bodech zdatila. Te gilo nas oba se znovu shlednouti s eetnYmi pkateli a poznati nove.

Redaktor azena

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Oprava Stain se omylem, ze jsem ye sve zpraye o hostine organisatoru prvniho okrsku konane v Novem Taboke nakho bratra Ernesta R. Jakubika ze Snook, "pfekitil" na Edu, coti ovgem tie lituji.

— Doufam, tie mi to Ernest odpusti, a 2e zristanem i naddle dobki pkatele.

Srdeeny pozdray.

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NaiR Scena Ceske Divadlo DOPIS Z HOUSTONU —'Prejeme jim fispech, za to —— jejich prieineni. tspech v divadle se poCita pOdle velke na yStevy a velka naVS'teva da potrebnou vzpruhu hercUm do budottena Ano neni tak lehke prijeti z daleka jedncu a nebo dvakrate od roka sem k nam do Houstonu podivat se na Ceske divadlo co myslite? — ja vim Se Moravan a nebo Cech, kteri poiad eiti eesky obetuje vsechno jen aby a slySel to nak 'Ceske divadlo. Skoda Se to myslim je k yam tak daleko VYmluva snad ne j lepSi. Je to opravdu naltiVa? Zainyslite se kolik mil elovek niusel prejet aby se dostal na Ceske divadlo kolik easu mu to sebralo pied 30 -40 lety. : Tenkrat nemely ty pekne kary .ktere dneSka uhani 70 mil za hodinu po peknYch clainieich, ale gel a jel jak mu mylo meSno aby videl a podporil Ceske diVadlo aby dal chuti hercUm dog budoucna. Aby to naSe divadla nezapadla aby zila s nama a pro nas. Ono se to pekne pik a taky dobre ete, jak dovedou nisi nekteri oleni v tom Vestniku nabadat povzbtizovat radit jak si udr— Set tu naSi deskou tee ale kdy prijde k einu a maji prileSitost ru.ku k dilu, obetovat nee() ze sveho pohodli tu nejsou k nalezeni. Zkratka a 'dobre vYmluva Sadna neplati (zvla§te od redaktora a tirednikii v blavni firadovne), kdy se hraje Ceske divadlo ma .ta Sin byt opravdu napraskla tak jak to bylo v minulosti.

Jsme 11Z nekolik tYcinti v nacvieevani noveho divadla "operety" "Krajanku vrat' se" bude to opereta opravdu zajima,va, a pisne zadumeive, meke a ettli-4 V& Mame nekolik novYch herat a dobr:c7ch zpevakii. Opereta bude pfedvedena na seenu v nedeli 27. kvetna o 3:30 divadelnim krouSkem "Hlahol" pri radu Pokrok 88 v Houston& Prijdte v gichni co v nejvet2Sim poetu Ariista mime !dost.

M. Karel, dopisovatel o ) e Houston, Texas Divadelni krouSek Hlahol pri radu 88 Pokrok v Houston& Sehraje v nedeli 27. kvetna 1962 o 3:30 odpoledne v sini Pokrok 88 v Houstone deskou operetu "Krajanku vrat' se" — — Divadelni krouSek Hlahol a jeho vede-ni si timto poZvati pratele deskeho divadla na nedeli 27. kvetna o 3:30.

O obed pro navAtevniky zdaleka bude postardno. Po divadle chutna veeere v 'kuchyni bude k dostani, desky

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knedlikv — uZene -uzenky, zeli a Mambo- typo Sajljapin. Jak se rika byli 'dobre sezpivani a lahodili uchti.

Dale divadelni krouSek Hlahol pripraJsem presvedeen, ze v naSem Pokroku vuje v budoucnu tyto hry: mohl by Wit vytvoren sbor alespon 20 BATOCH. Repertorni hra mestskeho elenny kterY by mel sve Uspechy. divadla na KralovskYch Vinohradech v Jsem zde vSak priliS Novy, priliS prePraze. Hra z dcby prvni svetove \Talky, hliZene "rile" abych mohl poditati se kdy2 vSechno bylo no listky. spolupraci stralich usedlikt, kteri dle Krajankern a Zazraky. Vesely meho nazorti a jak jsem pozoroval umi historka se zpevy o zazracich pana Svej vSe lepe i tu. . . Pee. ka. Smich nad smich.

M. L. Karel Mluve fedi Vy etenari kteri dtete tu• 1, • to Cast Vestniku nechtejte no me abych Pokradoval ye sve Ceske propagaci. Ne nebudu jiZ podobne psat. Naudil jsem se ye svem Zivote pet reel a da-li Ha, Dvoji Velikonoce v Houstone zdravi naudim se i tu •Sestou Ano mill etenari tento rok nam to . Delam si s tim darmo nepratele jak vySlo jak nadpis pravi. Byla toti2 jedna pozoruji. Tim nechci rick, Se nekoho velikonoeni nadilka pro deti v nedeli potrebuji aby mi dal najist neb jsem 15. dubna v Houstonskem Pokroku, kdy toho typu, ZekdyZ main tak jim a kdyZ opet deti cielali Mem (i velkYm) zaba- nemdm tak si utahnu pasek o nejakou vu. A ("Mali vSe moe dobre. Nechci tici tu dirku daleji. No a ty "dirky" mam ze bych byl nejaky velkY odbornik v vZdy v reserve. Ono to utahovani je nyni divadle ale tolik vim, Se bud'to price dost east°. VSak to je jiz moje zcela "Sister Helmkamp" aby provedla s temi soukromd, zalaitost. detmi to co nam bylo predvedena je veVim vSak ze na jedne zdejSi silnici je lika a nebo me co delat s vrozenYmi sice male mesteeko jehoS zakladatele mu talenty. Neni zde co vytYkat ani kritiso- dali jmeno "Praha" a zde,se asi vypini vat ti mali "znali" sve filohy a vedeli proroctvi Sibillino jejiZ kodi ukaZe bidem co no jeviSti maji delat a jak se pohybo- (moZna ze pojede v autu) a rekne "Zde vat. kdysi byla deska Praha a nyni je tam JelikoS ueinkujicich bylo opet mnoho pouhY Prag. Byl jsem tam a pozoroval neni mi mane rozepisovat se o vYkonu jsem jak tamnejSi se houSevnate dr21 kaZdeho jednotlivce. PovaSoval bych sve Ce§tiny. VSe je tam Ceske i kostel. vAak za nevdek nepodekovat jim ales- Dej Bah aby tak yydrZeli. pon hromadne. Byli to: K ukoneeni me zpravy z HoustonTerry Sevcik, James Vornsand, Donald skeho Pokroku mohu etenari prozradit, Cox, Sandra a Patricia Sembera, Diana ze zkouSky na projektovanou operetta Urbanovsky, Frances Vala, Cecilia Pajsou v pinem proudu a ze vSichni jak yeBonie Sue Cox, Norman Urbadouci tak udinkujici berou celou to vec novsky, Barbara a Denis Stuchlik, Ma- velmi vaZne. Tentokrate myslim, ze to rian Kadleeek, Charles Kadleeek, Maribode divadlo jak ma byt. lyn Jentan, Rosie a Jolane Simanoux, Diana a Eugene Polnich, Margaret Vala, Abych se vratil k menu nadpisu. To Donna Schnell, Sally Matis. byli jedny Velikonoce v Houst. Pokroku VSichni jmenovani mohou si byt vedo- ale jelikoS potrebne informace doSly me mi, Se to co men udelat bylo vykonano trochu opozdene a druhe byli poradany. spravne a bezvadne, a ze na svilj vY- o tVden pozdeji v Houst. Sokole seSlo se kon mohou byt hrdi, a ze v mnohem mi to v§e najednou a tak mime z toho mohli by byt prikladem pro divadlo do- "Dvoji Velikonoce".

Je pravdou nebyly tak hojne nav'StispelYch. vene jako prvni, bylo vse daleko skromZy la§tni zminku zaslouZi si dvojice nejSi — ale uprimne. Se gel jsem se s "starYch" Betty Stang a Bobby Dobesh. mnohYnai a mohu rici milYmi tvaremi.

Prvni podala svou maminku mimicky A vzpominky se vracely. Nebylo nam velmi dobre a druhY je vrozenY komik. .c/Sa.k nijak Spatne. Hudba, vyhravala neb Snad oba umi tolik desky, Sc detli v jed- byla nedele "Aleluja" sestridka Hruba ne z myth zprav, ze hrat divadlo neni lads ■krmila kolaeema, ktere pro svou donic zvlaStniho, jenom umet delat ze se- brotu Sly rychle na. odbyt. 6astpkitombe to cc nejste. A oni oba myslim to po- nYch dala prednost vesele hudbe a zachopili sprawl& Byli velmi dobri. sedli v telocvidne a druzi opet volili stoTeZ pochopilo muj nazor o zpevu ly v zahrade prikrytYmi vuni borovic. quarteto ye kterem ueinkovali: Evelyn Skuneeko prihrj,valo a piveeko naglo Vornsand, Jim Kostom, Fredie Buri, mnoho svYch obdivovatelii.

Dan Pavlas. Oni ukazali, ze dobrYm se- Pro mne, tato nedele dala prilditost cvidenim je moZno predvest Move pis- seznamit se s nom krajanem a Jeho ne bez tenoru typu Caruso ani basisty rodinou. Zelende v USA jako ja priSel

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Ve s redu, dne 2, kvetna 1902 seen z Venezuely kde pry byl 10 let. PHtel vtak mnohem lope vyzbrojen nez neb mimo angliciny kterou oviada on a cela jeho rodina bezvadne. zna jette 17 slovy sedumnact jinYch jazyku. MUST etenari umite si predstavit chaos v ye tohoto krajana. Moje dornytlivost co se jazykt tyre klesla na hod mrazu.

Jak, jsem si pripacial malt' oproti nemu.

Ono ostatne pti prvnim podani ru-ky a pH prvnich slovech bylo poznat intelligenta se svetovYro rozhleciem. Musi bYt y elmi prijemne bYt jeho pritelem.

Nyni vtak dobke etete Vy kteri rikate, ze jste zapomneli jiz svnj toclnY jazyk atd. ,; Pani tohoto krajana (velml jemna (-lama) je rodem z Recka. Ona a jelich deti byli snad jednou na na ytteve v CSSR tak ze neni. mono nlyslet o jakYch ees14ch tkolach, pi:Ts to vtak cola rodina mluvi veinal dobje cocky JakYin krasnYm a velkYm prikladem niohi by loYiti tento tata mnohYm. zdejtim °tenni_ Neuvadim jeho jmeno snad, by mu bylo nepMjernrie, ''r;e sesetel s tak 2vanivYnr renorterem, kterY co slyti ihned vyzvoni a ,necht' nil promine budon-li mu tyto radky neprijemne. Preji mu od srdce aby tato zeme, prinesla mu vte co pritel v rii bleciat jiz za to Ceskou vYchovu svYch (Yeti.

Rekl jsem Ze -nebudu pint e 'Ceske otazce zde — vtak neziobte se na mne nemohu za to je to v srdcl.

Ale adbehl jsem ad tech druhVch Velikonoc.

Po zahra,de deti. vajina. a ten velikonoeni zaheek byl dosti ftedrY neb skoro kaZcie deck!) natio nejake.

Tak nara odpoledne ubehlo v zabave.

V, za to neniohu ale z kOde to sokolske zabavy prinaSim. si, cloinu neco mileho v dust.

E. Kouba New Ulm, Rt. 1, Texas BratT1 sestry Timto se Wm. ozharauje, ze budeme dne 'kvetna to jest v nedeli zde na Bleiblerville rnit on radii 33 nas Y37-ro•eni• Fish Fry a jste vtiChni uetive zvani, PMved'te sv pratele. Budeme yes oeekavat.

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sleclo\_:t projedu.:ni radovYch zalelitosti. Sestry jsou Zadany o prispeIli do kuchyne peeivem, rad abstara bar-be-cue.

Nezapomerite 6. kvetna 1962 S pozdravem Joe Belieek, taj. ) ,rp VEL.7.7 ' . 7 , 7T CUE V itADU 88 ; 1 :1 ,1 77.

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Sestry a bruit.

Nezapomehte prijiti s celou svou rodinou i se sousedy no velke Barbecu v Modell 6. kvetna u radu 88 Pokrok v Houstone. Na to se valycky kde jinde nedostanete tak dobre Barbecue jako v Houstone. To poeltam dni a hodiny nic tim nejim, abych mel dosti misty na ytechny ty dobroty a ?Matte na to .:- , n . )s-cue. Pekne se napaat dobre to z:;.)it po pripade si poskoeit. A potoni se dat hezky dohromady a Rudy Seveilk to vede — jeden dva tri, a i'C se zpiva a zpiva a taky pije orotoCe se musi p amazat ten hlas. A to melte, take uslYtite ty nove pisnlay z operety "ifirajanku vrat' se" Tak nezaPomente v nedeli 6. kvetna na Barbecue a v nedeli 27. kvetna na Ceske divadlo.

Co ne j srdeeneji Vas zve Za lTavni vVbor

Fort Worth, Texas Broth a sestry: Zase se s riami rozloueil bratr Frank dileeek, bylo to pro vtechny . prek yan nebot' si nic nest.Noval, Ze by mu o Ze tvagrem Bobutem Tv alYm cosi chtell brat no, trck, Frankovi upa0.1a sehnul se pro in a tak zUstal.

Je to brume. jo..k te•cl' Tide padaji, kdo se toho nenada a musi. jit, Frank ;tar jen 67 rok-a. Dva roky ji.Z byl na oil )oeinku, po 28 lcteeh mace.

Zanechal zde manktku Maril, syn.

Franka, ml., sestru ktera ho bud° veinal nostradat nebot' ui jen on 1),71 jell p0brine. Fe will he, nredetItradi-•pant a Anna bratr Jan Y,::-..dle:=(,1 . TeZ sanehodne bratra:o.ku s 3t opic, ktebu:dou ho VZp011tirlak Tat in pri tom nsanimyslim, eo je elevek proto Bohr, is smrti, kdy • Z zavold musts jit, chtej nechtej, zarmouti to vtechny kdo ho mall. Jo, ha znala od mladYch. nebot' j o nmminka b:<:zva.la s ttima, MI HMV . o•1 b).1 veliCe in svi masu,, tiebr:‘:7.

Take nine zarm.outila zprava, Ze Verutka Kalendova v Temple.

Ona par roku spatky oslavovoli zlatou svatbu na ktere jsme byli. Jak redo bych se byla pohrbu zUeatsnila i Franka U do.

ale zkrze nemoc nemohu. Jsem moo slanine zase boll ba, a nevim co to je, Ynitknosti na ktere jscai byla trikrat operovand, tak ze jen =do co a u8 jsem na hrornade, vCru Ze se mi nekdy zda, Ze bycb, uZ radej ani Pfeji p. Leo Krupkovi, Trudy Matejka o kterych vim, Ze jsou nemocni brzke uzdraveni, a tern zenarelYm budiZ zeme: lehka at' odpoeivaji v pokoll po boji. „Ism zatim se sesterskY pozdravem, Mary Paul Maresh 0.4 itad Rezkvet Za,paeu, eisio 107 Floresville, Texas Timto chceme uvedomiti 'deny radii, Ze pritti schtze se bude odbYvat 6. kvetna to jest prvni nedel v mesici. Jako predetle bude darek pro neistarti a nejmladti maminku a pa nazi bude svaeina.

50 vYroei radu, lain gym. oslavovat dne 20.kyetna, 1962. Kratti p:ogram zapoene asi ye 2 hodiny odpoledne, veeere zhotove-na s praZenYch kurot a klobasy se bud_e podavat asi o 4:30 hodin. Doutarne, Ze nas navt.ti yi eleni od soused/n.01 radii a ovSem i vzdalenYch jestli jim mo'Zno. Bratl'i co jsou na vYboru na opravy a barveni sine pilne pracuji a jest na nas ostatnich aby jsme jim co nejvic v tonato poeiniku vypomohli. Jia nekolik dna nekteri bratri venovah ochotne svilj eas a praci, a dalti pornoc bude vital* aby bylo vte hotove na deo oslavy.

Nate posledni schtize byla dobre zastoupend. MlacleZ mela prodeasne vajleek, a mela z toho radost.

Vtichni jsme se dobre pobavili pri chutne svaeine.

Na shledanou v pritti schUzi 6. kvetna S pozdravem Mary McCloskey, tajemnice Q Ennis, Texas Cteny bratii.e redaktore Prc,,sim o laska ye uverejnini niCho dopisu, predem dik. Z nateho icibo krou‘Zku v Ennis zdeluji, ze jsme moll peknou schUzi 26. dubna za 1)ritomnosti 72 sestr y. Schuzi zahajila se :;tr y M'edsedkyne, Bettie- Houdek, s schnze bude pardana knacT etvrtek v jak byla tato. PJ'i :".3ti pripadne na 24. kvetna, ve etvrtek a sestry jsou Zadany, aby se vtechny dostavily, nob budou briny obrazky, abychom rely Deco na pamatku. Prijede je ,lna pi. Z Dal sin obrazky, pod cia nam jeden na u, by' velmi peknce. i n se deka pro tru Pavelkovou a pritte so bude pro at pro sestru Anna Nevou. Deku ktera byla protivf-Ina pro nas krotek, ziskela sestr y Troliiekova, ktera, je nate pilna pracovnice a praly jsme ktera, si ji jiste zasiouZila 111

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ji. Sestra M. Kopeekova darovala krou2ku krasnY, ozdobnY polStat, kterY zhotovila tdovedne pro naS krouZek a ten ziskala sestra Vrlova, na vytaknY listek s jejim jmenem. Sestra Kopeekova slibila pro vSechny elenky na parnatku ucleat polStarky a postupne dle listku vytaZenYch s jejich jmenem, polStarek darovat. Jiste, Ze je to od ni velice krasne a da ji to velice prate, ma, takove dobre srdedko, Ze by se rozdala. Diky ji za vSechny, Take mezi namy byla pritomna sestra, Bolenka Tupa, ktera se nachazi na testa k uzdraveni, po delSi ehorobe a rally jsme ji mezi namy videly. Doufame, Ze se priSte s nand take necha vyfotografovat. Litovaly jsme, ze nak dobra elenkyne statenka Braunova, matinka na g i mile sestry 1\ilatenky LaZnovske, bude mezi nami schazet, neb odeSla tam, odkud neni navratu a m y j i zachovame jen milou vzpomink.u.

Litovaly jsme ze p. L. 0. Hoek s jeho pani k nam neprijel, jak slibil. Ono nekcly pri dobre vtli se to neda, neb nee° nepredvidaneho se v cestu postavi.

VSem v redakci i etenaffim srdeenS7 pozdray.

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Bluth a sestry: Houston, Texas Jarni schfize pateho okrsku se bude poradati 20. kvetna y e Fairchilds, Texas a hostena bude rad' eislo 81, Needville, Texas. Schtize bade dttlelita a zajimava.

Urednici na pfiSti rok budou voleni a ve d y e hodiny firednik Hlavni firadovny odevzda padesati lete Clenstvi odznaky pritornnYm nine jmenovanYm bratrinn a sestram.

V Patem Ok:rsku mime dtyri a tricet bratrit a sester kteri patrili do jednoty jiZ padesat let. Jejich einnost, jejich podpora a jejich uprimnost y e spolkovent Zivote, je prieina prod SPJST je v takovent silne stavu Ones. Jsou to ti pionYki kteri uchystali pro nas y eera co Jednota zn.amena dries.

Zde jsou jmena tech dlenft: rad 42: Bratr John Pare:aim, bratr John Vray a sestra Frances 8' tefka. Had 65: bratr John Hlavaty a bratr Frank StrakoS. ft6,c1 81: sestra Frances Bakina, bratr Jos. Barina, bratr Frank E. Chernosky, bratr Arnold Franek, bratr Tom Kolaja, ml., batr Charles Meyer, ml., bratr Anton Petek, sestra Frances Pribyl a sestra Anna Hajdik. Pad 88: sestra. Minnie Brown, bratr Edw E. Chernosky, sestra Frances Goettche, sestra Marie Hamusek, bratr Anton Hamusek, sestra Ida Hanka, sestra Bertha Pagel a bratr Vine Rubad. fl,a.cl 91 sestra Frances DlouhY, sestra Frances Garbs, a bratr A. J. Voleik.

96: sestra Frances Starustka, bratr Otto Satrustka. had 111: Br. Vine Vavreeka.

Clad 139: bratr J. M. 8krabanek a sestra Anna Uher.

Nezapomerite, ze v kratkosti se budou v Texasu konat Statni volby.

Uchazeeft o rtizne vYbory jest letos velky vYber.

Volby jsou ovSem velice dfilelite, premYSlejte o tom a Ceho se mame zastavati svYm hlasern. — SnaZite se bYti spravne informovan?

Jdete jedenkaZdY a vykonejte v den voleb svoji obeanskou povinnost. — Volte pro tu osobu v kterou mate dtiveru a spolehate se, Ze je schopna zastati Tirnto psanim jsou zvani firednici Hl. sverenSr firad. firadovny, Pravni radee, Okrskove redi9 4 tele, Okrskov'e Piedniky a vSiclani dienovel SPJST. Be] schUze, podrobnosti atd, KALEINL)Apozdeji y e Vostniku.

S kratrskYin pozdravem, Divadelni predstaveni v Houston u raF. A. Kadleeek, taj. 5 okrsku du 88 jak popisuje sestra Naomi Kosturn sehrano bude v nedeli odpoledne dne 27. ) • gb • kvetna (May the 27th) o 3:30 odpoledne.

Jest to operetta "Krajanku, vrat' se." ) • et, • ( Vas vSeenny kdo2 se stehujete upozorVychovani nujeme, Ze zmeny adres dluZno zasilati Matka (k dcefi): "Emilie, pomoz mi pffino do na.:2d tilavni firodn y ty kde se omiiti brambory k obeclu!"

Dcera (jeZ se nedavno vratila z Usta- adresak opravuje. PiAl'Ate-11 zrnerly vu): "Jake mYdlo rnam k tomu vziti? adres clo ?Nest, MUSifile je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni utadovii6 a maxkle 6 Obyeejne nebo toaletni?" tim zhyteenou praci a poStovne vYlohy ) 0 4•( The buffalo made the first roads in Aciresa Hlavni Ma adovny jest BOX 400 North America — they followed the TEMPLE, TEXAS gentle slopes so well that many of our highways and railroads follow their Dekuji \r am za pozornost ptedem Red. routes.

Ve stkedn, dne 2. kvetna 1962

NeviclitelnST boj v easem tele Zkoumanim vySlo na j,evo, nemoce jsou zptisobeny malymi Zivoeichy, ktere nemoZno videti ledu pontoci drobnohledu.

2.ivaichove tito jsou tak mall, ze v jedine kapce vody se jich intlZe nalezati sta a tisice. Tito Zivodiehove, zarodky ritzmien nemoci, nalezaji se te2 v znaenem poetu ve vzduchu. Sila jednotliv3ich zarodkil je velice maid, tak Ze vdechnuti menSiho poetu jich nam obytejne neSkodi. Dokud naSe telo je zdrave a silne, lehko se ubrani fitoktim techto syYch nepratel. Krev nak obsahuje velikSr podet malinkYch telisek, jeZ hraji stralcit naSelio zdravi. Dostanou-h se zarodky nektere nemoce do na gi krve skrze otevrenou ranu, krevni teliska nam prikvapi na poanoe a vrhnou se na vetrelce, jej usmrti a zaniezi mu vniknouti 'dale do tela. JestliZe ale tyto zarodky jsou tuze silne a v tuze velkem mnoZstvi, to samy opanuji pole a zpiisobi nakazu, otravu krve, zapal, slovem tu di onu nemoc, z nil postaval a ji.Z Sift Prato prvni veci, jiz treba ciniti pH poraneni, je ranu dobre vyrnYti nejakou tekutinou, ktera by vSechny rany vnikle zarodky znieila. TakovYmi prostredky jsou na priklad litserine, hydrogen, peroxide atd.

Tyto zarodky nejeasteji roznaSeji mouchy, ktere se rady shromaZd'uji vAude, kde je Spina a liniloba.. Neni tudi2 divu, Ze za nyriejSi doby jsou stano.veny rozlidne zdravotni zakonv, z y laSte ohledne eistoty potravin, jenZ se na pohied zdaji smeSnYmi, ale y e skutednosti jsou na nejvYS , uZiteenymi. Stare prislovi pravi: "Oistota, pul zdravi."

Dbejme tudiz na eistotu v naSich dotacnostech. Nikdy netrpme hnijici potraviny, mouchy, Siritelky to nemoci, vlhkV a zkaZenY vzduch, v ne-mZ se za rociky nemoci lehko inno21, atd. Kam nechodi derstvY vzduch a BoZi svetlo, jich se zarodky kaZde nemoci boji, tarn drive nebo pozdeji bude muset prijit lekat.

•( --) • Cipern3'7 miadS} mui

Ona: "Vefite tomu, Ze polibenirn se pkenaSi mikroby?"

On: "To nevim, ale chcete-li to zkusit . . . Ja jsem toti2 velice zaujat pro vecieeke pokusy!"

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divadle Pan v zacini rade: "Odlofte laskave klobouk, ddmo, ja jsem zaplatil za svitj listek osm korun!"

Dama (v preclni fade): "A ja jsem zaplatila za sviti klobouk osmdesat koV

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Ve stiedu, dne 2. kvetna 1962

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My niZepodepsank resolueni vyborradu Slovan eislo 9 ye Snook projevujeme naSi hlubokou citenou soustrast portlstale rodine nad odchodem jejich matky, stakenky a naSi spolusestry Mary Fojt ktera zemkela 19. dubna 1962 ye svem domove ve staki. 91 rola' a pohkbena byla na Snook hititove 21. dubna 1962.

Pohkebni obkady vykonal Rev. Daniel Marek v kostele i na hkbitove.

Zanechava pet deer: pani Fannie Coufal, Bryan, Texas, pani Lenora Foytik, Sejmour, Texas; sleena Mary Fojt, Snook, Texas; pani Libie Nedbalek, Rockdale, Texas, a pani Reynold Janae, Snook, Texas; a dva syny: Henry Fojt a Frank D. Fojt, Snook, Texas.

Zesnula sestra byla elenkyni 6MB kostela a byla zakladajici elenkyni SPJST Vim pozustala rodino Ze te2ce nesete odchodu vase mile ale budiZ varn Atechou ze i my bratki a sestry soucitime s vami.

Budiz ji zeme lehka a test budiZ" jeji pamatce zachovana.

Frank J. Fojt Bennie Hejl E. R. Jakubik Resolueni vYbor • ( RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My niZepodepsank resoluoni vYbor du eislo 9 ye Snook, Texas, projevujeme jmenem kadu naSi upiimnou soustrast rodine nad ztratou jejich mile matky stakenky a naSi spolusestry

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i my elenove citime s vami vas zarmutek.

Oest budiI jeji pamatce mezi nami zachovand.

Frank J. Fojt Bennie Hejl E. R. Jakubik Resolueni vS7bor ) • 4 • RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI Resolueni vSibor kadu Nov ST Tabor 'Oslo 17 timto projevuje nak uptimno;u soustrast portistale rodine po zemkelem naSim spolubratru John T. Marek kterY zemkel 8. dubna 1962 ye stall 75 let. a pohkben byl na narodnim hkbitoye v Novem Taboke pohkebni obkady vykonal Rev. Daniel Marek. Zesnulk spolubratr path]; k na gemu kadu pies 50 let.

Spi ;klidne mill spolubratke a budiz test tvoji pamatce.

Za rad Novk Tabor Oslo 17. SPJST John J. 8rubat , John W. Vavra Melvin H. 8krabanek Resolueni vYbor ) • 4 • ( RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, nine podepsank resolueni vYbor kada Jaromir Oslo 54 SPJST ye West, projeveujeme naSi upkimnou soustrast rodine nad odchodem jejich ma,n2e1a, otce a dedeeka na geho spolubratra Emil. Matug kterY zemrel dne 19. btezna, v nemocnici Veterans Administration Hospital v Marline ye \Tau 67 let, kterY byl Menem naS'eho kadu 46 let. Bratr Mattis vMy bral fleast v jednani a navRevoval kadou schnzi s jeho man2elkou, Rosie Matug, dokud mu zdravi dovolovalo.

Pohrebni abrady, vYkonal Rev John J. Bravenec Kostele C. M. ye West, i na hkbitove.

Vyslovujeme sestie Rosie Matigove, synovi a rodine naS1 uprimnou soustrast nad ztratou man Z . ela, otce a dedeeka, ktereho budete postradati, i my olenove ztracime elena, kterY nam bude schazet.

Budit test jeho pamatce.

Mollie Barton Rosie Oodek Bennie Soukup Resolueni vYbor )•4•(

Frantigka Sumgalove ktera zeinkela dne 13. dubna 1962 v nemocnici v Houstone ve stall 83 rokil.

Pohkebni obkady vykonali Rev. Frank.

Kostohryz a Rev. Henry Beseda 14. dubna v kcstele i na hkbitove.

Zesnula zanechavd tki dcery: pani Lydia. Marek v Houston, Texas, Pani Milady Esterak v Houston, Texas a pi. Ella Orsdk ye Snook, Texas a dva syny, p. Will Mikeska a p. Ed. Mikeska oba ve* Snook, Texas a deset vnukii a mnoho pfdtel.

We are sorry but articles of political Sestra byla elenkyni OMB kostela po nature pro or con of any candidate or celY Zivot a take elenkyni SPJST po idea cannot be published in the Vestnik mnoho rokfi.

If you wish such articles returned to Vime mild rodino 2e teke nesete ztra- you, mail the required postage.—Thanks. tu vaSi mile ale budi2Z yam fitechou, The Editor

Important Notice

RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We the undersigned committee for the members of our Lodge 126 in Ross, Texas, wish to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of our deceased brother BEN ROY KUDELKA who passed to the great beyond April 12, 1962 at the age of 43 years.

Surviving are his wife and son.

Funeral services were conducted from the West Brethren Church by Rev. J: Bravenec and our deceased brother was laid to eternal rest at the West, Brethren Memorial Park.

May he be long remembered by us all and may his soul rest in peace.

Frank Mrkos, J. J. Husak, Joseph Foit • 4 •

IN MEMORIAM OF MRS. MARY KUBALA Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kubala, 95, who died Sunday at her in Granger, were held Tuesday of last week at 9:15 a.m. at Concha Funeral Home.

Requiem mass followed at 9:30 a.m. at St. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mrs. Kabala was born in Czechoslovakia but had lived the last 93 years at .

Granger.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Josie Martinets of Granger; two sons, Rudolph Kubala of San Antonio and Joe Kubala of Corpus Christi; nine grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren; and four sisters, Mrs. Lena Kubala and Mrs. Jae Kramp-ota, both of Taylor, Mrs. Josie Krampota of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Frances Rozacky of Granger.

Mrs. Kubala, was the oldest member in our Granger Chapter No. 12 SVPS and about the oldest citizen in Granger, Texas.

May she rest in eternal peace.

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS

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sveta kratce 6s. koMnichov, zapadni Nemecko munistickY tisk uvefejnil zpravu, ze v okoli Blanska se planuje vybudovani nova dalnice z Brna do Blanska. Tato dalnice povede mimes mesta a naklad na jeji vybudovani bude emit nekolik desitek milionu korun. Stavba dalnice ma Wit dokoneena do roku 1964.

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Vlakove neste gti v Rola Rada osob piisla o Zivot a mnoho bylo zraneno, kdy2 ye zdejAhn meste v pine jizde vykolejil osobni vlak.

Helsinki, Finsko. VelkY poeet sobu uhynui pti krute leto gni zime, jelikoZ vrstvy ledu byly velmi silne a sobi se nemohli prokousat 'cites led k ktery je jejich potravou v zime. * • Kuba razi mince bez stfibra Zrcadlem kubanskeho "blahobytu" za Castra je take nejnovejh Atedni zprava, ze do patnacti dnu budou staZeny z obehu vkchny dosavadni mince nad 5 centti, ktere obsahovaly sttibro. Misto nich budou ra2eny nova mince — 10, 20, 25, 50 centil a jedne peso, ale bez stkibra jen ze smesi niklu a medi.

Jan Lina, posledni ptednosta polit. kancel presidenta Ed. Bene:Se, a to ye veku necelYch 70 ton.

Dr. Jan Jina vysel z Masarykovy realisticke rnlade2e, po race 1918 vstoupil do es. diplomotickYch slu2eb a zastoyal du ese vyslaneckYch fficada v rtiznYch eastech Evropy.

Jako Glen Politickeho fisttedi domaciho odboje za , c1ruhe svetove valky byl nacisty zateen a veznen v ikoncentraenim tabote y e Flossenburgu, v Nemecku.

Po komunistickem puei — pa smrti pres. dr. E. Benek byl zateen konaunisty a znovu veznen, je2to vSak trip el te2kou srdeeni chorobou, byl pied nekolika lety z komunistickeho vezeni propuUen a od to doby hi v astrani.

Zpra,va o jeho smrti doSla do Vidrie ze soukromYch pramenti z Prahy. test budil jeho pamatce.

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Dove Uranove doly na Morava Nepotvrzena zprava ze soukromeho pramene se zmilmje o vYstavbe . novych uranovYch dolft v oblasti TiSnova na Morava. V prostoru severozapadne od Brna, nedaleko silnice na Ti gnov, vyrnsta prY v posledni (lobe fada novYch barakft a teZnich veli. Jde prY o

Ve sttedu, dne 2. kvetna 1962 zatizeni a ubytovaci tabory pro pracovniky nova otevtenYch dola uranovou rudu, , ktera se zde dobYva, v cele oblasti aZ po KunRat. V dolech aelajne pracuje take mnoho tisic zamestnancti, Wa y -nepolitckYhveznil,pro2sezkiuj pracovni tabor nedaleko a" erne Hory. — FEC o 64 o Jak se manic zachovat Bude-li mit nag svobodnk svet trpelivost a udrh-li ye syYch vlastnich kadach klid a poradek, doeka se zcela ureite dost brzo (ovkm v pojmu historickeho easovain) toho okainZiku, ze mezi "nespokojenci" budou i .velmi vlivni ktelli se budou uchazet o ptizen a pomoe "naleho" sveta pro sebe i pro stkty, ktere dnes diriguji. Pak teprve snad nastane doba aSpeneho jednani o reorganisaci sveta, ph eem2 i naSe sny snad budou teSeny ne vlak podle pfani nas — rortrouSenYch pot svete, ale tech, kteii nagi rodne vlasti prohvali vlechny faze pohnute ptitonme historie. To by si snad melt uvedomit v gichni, co stale je g -temysli,2e"dothlndoumitc mluvit". ) • j„ Tolerance is what an educated person needs to listen to an ignorant one.

Mnichov, zapadni Nemecko. — Podle zpravy z KarlovYch Varti, v dobe minulYch tit let bylo v okoli KarlovYch Varti vysazeno na 42.000 ovocnYch stroaid. Letos z jara pfibude k nina podle tato zpravy — dalaich 16 hektarU jabloni a do konce roku 1965 budou pry na Karlovarsku sazaseny ovocne stromy jia na 112 hektarech.

Linec, Rakousko. — Dva hoSi, ye veku 11 a 12 let, phhi o hvot a dva dal gi byli zde zraneni pii zahravani si s nalezenYm granatem, kterY nahle vybuchl.

To:kio, Japonsko. — V dohledne dobe ptijede do SpojenYch statn. 70 japonskYch dfistojnikfi, kteti se budou v zachdzeni s PiditelnYmi stfelami — jak bylo oznamen.o z kruhti japonskeho ministerstva obrany. o • Viden, Rakousko. es. komunistickY tisk v Buie uvetejnil zpravu, Ze nejstarhin stromem ha Morava je ZiZkfiv dub v Namesti nad Oslo yal'. Podle odhadu odbornika tento strum je stark na 1000 let.

Supreme This picture taken by brotherD. Lodge, who has charge of organization work in the field of insurance selling, V Praze zemrel 13,jvalSr' vyslance dr. at the Organizers' Workshop held at Sweet Home, Texas, recently, you will see dr. Jan Jina some of the participating organizers from District Sb at this 'Schoci. Since all Rakousko. Podle zpravy , zPrahy, zenitel tam — v nemocnici na Bulov- of the names have not been furnished we are unable to list them for Vestnik's ce, v nnoru, bVvalr es. vyslanec — dr. readers.

Ve streclu, due 2. kvetna 1962 ANI.18E MITTENHUBROVA P

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ruze Diva Roman Pokraecnrani A nyni, kdyt preludiemi prekl z vatnYch, velebnYch tend kralovske LibuSe k veseleemu reji skotaelvYch zvoku z Prociane nevesty, pripojiv s ytij lahodnY sytY tenor, tajila Rtittenka dech„ nespoutejic s neho oei. Zdalo se ji, te i ten, skripec sloSi v teto chvili jeho he tvari pravidelnYch rysti, veneene tmavelinedYmi, skoro eernYmi vlasy.Matinka tika, te neni zlY, a ye chvilich, :'kdy Jarola zpival, y erila tome ROtenka fipine,Vtdyt' zlY elovek by nikdy nedokazal krasne zazpivati. Otec "Zitka take rikavd, ze hlas eloveka je ohlasem jeho dOSe. A Jarola mel takovY krasnY, zvinenSr a milk hlas, jak neslykla dosud u nikoho. A prese neni tak dob0, jako strYCek Jindra a jako tatinek„ — — Ach otec " itka., se zajiste velice ' koda, jaka Skoda, te se anYli! 8 BezdeenY povzdech pozvedl Rtiteneinu fitlou hrud'.

Napadlo ji, jak by to byl pekne, kdyby nyni zcela po pratelsku Mohla stati u klaviro podle Jaroly a divati . se z blizka na jeho zruene prsty pa klavesach se mihajici a kdyby ho tak zcela bez rotpaku poprositi mohla, aby ji zazpival to neb ono piseri.

Byla by ho poprosila. o "Ticho po Wine", kterou i matinka zpivavala, roprovazejic se na klavir, ale jit Jarola zpival ronohem pekneji.

A nahodou, snad moci byt' neprojeveneho, to za to tib vreleji prociteneho prani, prenesla se tato , touha jemn , rmi, neviditelnYmi nitkami v mysl Jarolovu, nebot` pod jeho prsty ozvaly se dumave, tesklive Cony a fined na to zakvelil z poeatku tile, pak mohutneji melodicky tenor vytouteriou piseri.

Maid divka nesledovala smvsl slov teto milostne pisne, k ni hovorila jen teskliva tklivost a hluboka zadomeivost melod,e jen mekke jeji kouzlo zapadalo v mladou jeji hrud', probuozejic to jakoosi bolestnou rozkdS a sladkou litost, jit nerozumela, ale ktera ji piece zaniala probelbzela v ni bezdeene, zcela neubedomele p • ani ,aby zpevak nepocitil a ne p rotil podobn.y stesk a .:hl, jejt tak vYmluvne thimoelly z y uky teto Aisne.

VII. Na vanoenim stromku, postavenem v salone„jent se nachazel v pravo jidelny, a k nernot vedly jeSte jedny dvere z chodby, zaiila neseetna svetla, kdyt se na tajopine zazvoneni dvere do jidelny

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"Jen abys si nerozbila nos!' poclotkl atevrely a na prahu v popredi ostatnich elenti rodiny Doubra yske stanula udive- vedle stojici Jarola s yYm, poyYSenYin zpusobem. na, dech tajici Rittenka.

Boatrila vanoeni stromek v tivote po"Tak si ho rozbiju jen ja a nikomu prve a proto motno si domysliti, jak do toho nic nebude!" znela prikra odpozarici jeho zjev na mladou jeji dui za- ved' z detskYch fist. pusobil.

Pant Helena pospi gila si zak •Yti neV :chodYch KrkonoS'yich jen v rodinach prijemnY dojem techto slov, a podala Urednika ze sklaren, jakot i v bohaffich rychle gvakrtim sve dareeky s poznarnrodinach ,dobre placenYch skla, kou: "K upomince na mi1Sr clomov!"

Rychle rozbalovali oba bratri zabaobjevil se stromek, svetly a pamlsky ove,C,'enY, ale v chodYch rodinach horalti len& darky a tether soueasne yydral se a sklarn oznaeoval jen skromnY, malt' jim z fist tlumenY vykrik nadkni a raBetlem a spora podilka deti jablky, ore- dosti. chy a nekolika kousky peeiva, Narozeni Jarola obdrtel akvarel Bezdeze s rybnikem a viskou Vrchmelou v pooredi, Pane a slavnost vannani.

U Marjanl nemela It S : ok maid Rcitenka Jindra rovnet krasnY akvarel "trt yejehot. originalu se jeSte veera tak ani teto skromne radosti. Stara 'tera navatila k weal. hrachove pole yky a neco nadAene obdivoval. prosa, k taliri sve dcernSky pristreila tri "Ach, Helenko, tys opravdo koozelniorechy, dve jablka s peti saknYmi 'Svest- ci," zvolal hluboce dojat, "jako dobra kami a tim bylo zadost ueineno Atedro- vila splimje g prani sotva pronesene. Kde veeernim zkazkann o nebeskem pacho- jsi se, prosim te, dopidila techto rozkOSleti, jet an .svet prichazi, aby hodne deti rnich obrazkti? JeSte yeera jsem tehral podelilo darky. na nedOstatek smyslu pro krasno vtibec 0 Botim Hode cloSla si maid sirota k a no, to, to se jeSte nenakl ,umelec, starostovi, 'kcie ji odevzclan byl clarek jent by krasne ty pohledy zveenil a tys obce, baekory, teplY Satek nebo Saty, jej ut zatim znala. A yyzradi'S nam ho?" `Naridila, mladi muti pristoupili se s yYchudieke, skromne, ale prec bYvaly jemi obrazky blite k svetiu a CAR v doldinou radosti opuSteneho ditete. nim mho ktcleho z nich jmeno VitkojakY to rozdil — druhy a — dnes!!

Peed krasnYm, vysokYm vancienirn stro vo. mein stala bYvala opuStena Rosh eland "Kadleak? Kadlea?" Kclo je to? Neve svetle, svateeni iaty; v rozpuRenYch zname ho asi!" vlascich houpal se velikY motY1 ze syetle "0 ano, vtdyt' Vita Kadlealta, dobre Madly a bile sepiate rocky tiskly se k znate. Oi byste se nepamatovali na hoorseum, aby zadrkly hlasitY, naelknY cha, jent katdoroene zaSobi mou spijasot. Tmave, velke °el zanily jak dva ti houbami?"

Cerne demanty a hezounka tvarinka s "Bled3i, drobn, vytahlY, s velk)im malYmi rudYmi •tiky byla neoeekavazrakem? Je-li motna, to te maloval nYm pohnutim vkcka pobledla. — on?" neveril Jindrich.

Vanoce! — "Ano, prave ten, milt' Jindro. A kdyt Pote, to byly vanoce! JakY to krasrni jsi Yeera hovoril o svem znamem umel• AeclrY veeer, jent zajiste znaechal hlu- ci, napadio mi, te by n.am tento tvuj boke stopy pro celou priSti hudoucnost znam,Y, mohl bYti prospeSen v piano, jeji v diveine vzhledem k Vitovi chovatur Slykla zvoniti vkcky zvony, nebe se "Oh, Helenka jit zase the v ovzdtgi nad ni otviralo a hlasilo zesty :andelskY- filantropie. Ale vkcka test, mild S'vemi: "Pokoj lidem na zemi!" krugko, to ,jest aspori Cinnost nan.ejPod vysokou krasnou jedli sloteno vfA fictyhodna! Note. elm ti mute bYti mnotstvi darkft, o nicht se Rutence ni- pritel Pga prospeSen?" lcdy ani nesnilo, nebot' znstala i v ny"'Mate§ mu zajiste obrazek,. vid'?" nej:!irn blahobytu, do nebot byla tak "Ovkm, s ytij i Jaroltiv!" neneekavane presazena, jako kvetinka "Note, potadej ho o poctildr posuz vyprahle pudy v pudo Urodnou a ky- dek dila h.ocha patnactileteho, kterem.0 prou, toute naroltfi prostou bytosti jako nikdo jeho snahu neumotnil ant tim nejdrive. m.en'Aim navodem. Je-li itiOtno, predlot Jen pearl mivala, prani thouci a vrou- obrazky ty i. jin3im mahruum, jicht yeci, jaka sidlivaji v nadknYch, rohodnosti motno citiverovati. Chci tovVch myslich, detskYch, ale Ittera jsou tit oreite vedeti, ma-li ten hoch skuteepra y e tak rychle zapominana, jak ne- ne nadani tak vYjimeene, v nem nadale se rozdiva j i• vidim Mezi darky zazarily Rtitence vstric po- "Ale Helenko, podle techto obrazkti. niklovane brusle, ktere byly jeji nej- jet jsou ta.k tive a verse, :te nelze si vetsi touhou. Radostne poskoeila a te- predstaviti lepsieh, mute i lail poznati, :31c se, te bode moci take brusliti, uka- te jen skuteene nadani je vytvoriti mozovala je Jindrichovi. hlo. Snati§-li se, aby takovY talent ne-

Strana 10 zustal nepovgimnut, jest to zajiste skutek nanej yYg zasluZnSr." "Ano, myslim, Ze by to byl Mich, kdyby se Vit dale vzdelati nemel. Ale uva2, 2e, ten hoch jest zcela thud, ze nemocne matte rodinu Ziviti pomaha, a ie k studiim na malitske akademii bylo by ti-eba velkeho obnosu. Soudi g, Ze by na zaklade predlolenYch praci mohi obdr2eti nejakou studentskou nadaci?"

"Nlyslim, ze ano, bud' bez starosti, Helenko, preptain se na v gecko dtikladne"."

"Vidig, tvtij nenadalST odchod z Prahy mi steZuje mid plan. Domnivala jsem se, 2e tam bude Vitek pod tvYm dozorem."

"Jarola dohled ten take obstara," navrhl Jincifich, vyvy guje takto bratra na irroveri sveho rozhledu.

"Ovgem, Vitek by vnem nalezl zarivY ptiklad pile a snaZivosti, ale pies to se domnivarn, Ze by byl Jarola k tomuto, jaksi poruenickeinu dkolu, je gte prilig mlad. Ostatne jedname to okoroptvi, ktera je gte vzduchem lita. 212 zvim, skuteene ize vkladati ye Vitkovo prislugne nadeje, musim teprve jednati v zajmu jeho hmotneho zajigteni.

Doufarn, Ze obec poskytne na Zadost pod poru takovemu vyvolenci milosti BoZi." "A kdy uvidime na geho mladeho melee?" tdzal se Jindrich, jen2 se zajmem naslouchal planum sve u glechtile gvekruge.

"PoKu pro nej hned zitra!" — Do hovoru znely z jidelny zvuky vanoenich pisni "Narodil se Kristius Pan" a "Nesem yarn noviny". Bez zapeni techto prostYch pisni byl gtechli veeer v rodine Doubra yskYch nemoZn. St'ard, zesnuld pani DoubravSka bSTvala velmi naboZna a vociila v2cly sve hochy i na jitrni m gi a proto byl v mysli vgech proste vanoeni pisne, ktere ona a s ni i oni tak radi zpivavali u yelike ficte a te2 jakousi pamatkou na drahou zesnulou.

Na to predzpivala RifZenka svou, koledu, kterou s ni Zieka nacvieil. Byla to prostet, starodavna, koleda, je j a peknSrm prrednesem RUZenka sv3i'm pestountim 0pravdu radost zptisobila. Pekne se z mladistveho jejiho hrdelka nesla prosta, slova: ',ash ovce valagi pri betlemske Andel' se jim ukazal do BetMina jit kazal: Jciete, beZte, pospegte, Jeligka tarn najdete, On tarn lezi malieky synek chude matieky, atd.

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WEST, TEXAS

Ve stfedu, dne 2. kv6tna 1962

Keatek mlaideie 11 ME SE tESKY

Youths Corner

g ESTNACTA 1OLOHA

SIXTEENTH LESSON

LET'S URN CZECH

kog,

basket,

kogatk

bushy,

kogem dati,

To jilt,

chladno,

cool,

jest chladno,

it is cool,

chladnost,

coolness,

chlubeni,

boasting,

chlubiti se,

to brag,

chlapec,

boy or lad,

chlazeni,

cooling,

chlazeni vzduchu,

air-cooling,

lopata,

shovel,

lopatka,

small shovel,

lomiti,

to break,

livance,

pancake, regret,

liti,

to pour,

fill kovy,

to east metals,

kov,

metal,

kovini,

hammering,

kovani koni,

horseshoeing,

kiln,

horse,

kulieka,

small ball,

kuleenik,

pool table,

kupee,

merchant,

kupiti, kameni,

to heap rocks,

pismo,

handwriting,

ozdobne pismo,

display writing,

song. pisnieka.

"Kde jsi se to kolede naueila, ItHenDear readers. — As mentioned here nating sides, and covering first one side, ko?" tazala se pant Helena, libajic divbefore, "patience" is our password. then the other, until the new words ku na eelo.

Read each lesson several times, alter- "stick" in your memory. — Good luck.

(Pokraeovani)

Wednesday, May 2, 1962

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VASTNiIK WEST, TEXAS

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

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

BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

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When 0117 "By the rude bridge that arched th y, flood Their flag to April's breeze unfuri'd, Here once the embattled farmers stood, And fired the shot heard round the world."

There was a time, - not too long ago, when it was considered perfectly normal to be thrilled by the above stanza. Young Minds that had difficulty grasping the first two lines, understood the last two perfectly. In the wave of emotion that swept them, they too stood on the line, a pitifully thin small line, blocking the PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE soldiers of a world empire from taking '9 pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the their store of gunpowder.

United States of America and to the Republic for which it. stands, One Nation They might have been just poor farmers, backwoodsmen, small tradesmen ander God, ImUvisible, with Liberty and and lawyers in home-spun clothes but Justice for an!, they were stalwart, thinking, fiercely independent men. They might be, in their the souls of mankind throughout the worldly posse.ssions and creature com- world. forts, only a Little . better off than their For a while i.t scorned as if this spirit primitive neighbors, hut that no man dead. find then we hear a John cc old touch or take from them by cynicm. His flightthrou gh space may be aidebate. Their formal schooling might in the speed of a rapidly have been extremely meagre, but their nging world, but his words, "I get thinking -processes were on a high level.

Wing down here and I know that you As one of their English, friends and too, that is hard to describe, every supporters in Europe told England, time the) flag goes by," has done won"You can never defeat them for they are ders to a nation that was "beginning to a nation of lawyers." No taxation with- forget. out representation was not a catchy To admit to ourselves and to others slogan. They were deathly serious. They were not a nation of sheep, of company that we too are deeply moved everytime men, and women, of citizens who go to we see the flag and try to realize what the polls or stay at home depending up- it cost to have it is the finest tonic for our spirits. Sermons, lectures, debates on the orders of the precinct captain. can never do as much for our moral and They fought out every issue at their ual strength as the simple decision town meetings. They voted upon every- to understand what the flag represents thing that affected them. They knew and then to try to live up to its great what the y were doing and why. The of- traditions. fer of a CiOle. would ',nave been a great insult. No need for conscription here. The Then we too can stand like the erabatmidnight ride, the toiling of the church tied farmers, a pitiful handful against bells, the knock on the door was all that the might of n great empire, and still like John Glenn, proud was needed. Every man flew to arms. be softly h a, t..a Untrained they might have been, but to admit that we can be deeply moved steel was in their spines. Death had no when our flag goes by. terror for these men and women who set This quite naturally exacts a price. a precedent that has ignited hope in We have to read, to study, to think be-

fore we can honestly appreciate the depths of feeling that can produce such a remark.

Washington, Lincoln and the millions of Americans who have brought us thus far, have not lived in vain.

"We are again proud to be moved to the inner-most recesses of our souls, — when our flag goes by."

J. L. Cihak )•A•(

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The death rate among the owners of the nearly 100,000,000 ordinary life insurance policies of all United States life insul, anc2„companies remained relatively ie.-hanged last year at approximately 6 per 1.000, continuing at the level held fe., the past decade, the Institute of Life Insurance reports.

"Continued gains were shown during 1661 in the control of some causes of death," the Institute said, "but these gains were offset by increases in the death rate from the two major causes of death, diseases. of the heart and circulatory system, and cancer. These two causes combined accounted for threetoerths of all policyholder deaths."

As a result, the overall death rate among the ordinary policy-holder, 5 was 6.12 per 1,000 in 1961, compared with 6.03 in 1960.

The death, rate from diseases of the cardiovascular-renal system, was 3.39 per 1,000 in 1961, compared with 3.36 the year before.

Last year's death rate from cancer was 1.16, compared with 1.13 the previous year. The cancer death rate reached a new peak in 1961 and it is reported that cancer of the respiratory eystem accounted for a material part of the rise.

• • t — The Catacombs, under Rome run for over 500 miles, and contain about 6 million graves. e If money grew on trees, we'd really have trouble getting out of the woods.

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REPORT 'via Two "F. Meeting Sunday, April 29, at host Lodge Vyseh rad No. some ten miles south-east of Taylor, Texas, witnessed a packed hall of members from the District Two and neighboring Districts, in the newlyre-modeled Hall.

High on a hill, cars filled the graveled drive soon after 1:00 p.m. to hold the Spring Meeting of this District; honor the Fifty-Year Members in District Two; recognize top organizers; enjoy a Youth Program and for the youngsters, an Easter egg hunt — since Bunny Rabbit could. not find this lodge sooner — as sister Hejl, Dist. II Youth Director, explained.

New officers were elected and installed

by Supreme Lodge President, Brother Edward L. Marek.

The newly elected president of District Two, brother Staimach, immediately set a.,goal for 1962 -- to organize FIVE NEW YOUTH CLUBS in District II, which was heartily applauded by those assembled, Following the meeting, Open. House was held with the Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron, Texas, furnishing the music.

The floral contributions for this grand eg•e:,:,ig of the newly remodeled Lodge Hail, the freshly painted new chairs and tati,-s, the spick-and-span appearance of the Hall, received many compliments frown all sides. The good sisters in the kitchen prepared a 'delicious iiiipper they also see c' eGfloe and pastries during 12- c The — le•I; . . c:, 1 t , r-hcod is d2lighted at !• ..v,: rd" that this Lodge has taken lo again take up the fraternal crusade, and sincerest best wishes for outstandin7, success goes from all of us.

Mut warier, 1962 A. J. Bristik Joe Cieslewitz Bessie Louise Kadlecek LeRoy Kansas Lillian Kruse Frances Olexa J. M. ,::•2.HTl.b.a.nek llla So.chma Stephen Valcik Ex-district

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Wednesday, IVIay 2, 1962 brother organizers from a neighboring district who preceived the need of one of our dormant lodges fOr :!omeactivity.

He very kindly came in and wrote an application to benefit Lodge 42, and for that I wish to publicly let it be known that we are thankful for his fraternal 2,000 tender of assistance.

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Fraternally, 14,000 Jarda Cerny 5,500 District 5 Organizer 4,500. ) •% 12,000 15,500 143,000 2,000 2,000 1,000

$203,000 The Ten organizers representing four lodges be of our district have contributed $202,000 of production to cur district in the first three manths of 1962. The remaining triet $1,000 was contributed by one of cur

siet One ilite::tiDg which is to Kova,r, .,-iext Sunday, F. to stint ar 1:0; p.m. sharp, 7watt:ion From the Disr, Broth.. • V. Baring.

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The Fall Meoing of District Two will be held at Camp Tahuaya (near Belton, Texas), in August with the Annual In .,,,, sc.ven Districts YOuth Activity Day for District Two and and some of our Supreme .

'On each group —rs and some 01 Basket Lunch spread at noon. exas, at a, Banquet, where they mapped out More details will be announced just as as the met recently in T Soon as they work out a firm date so that plans for another outstand ig ycal in the fiehl oaf insur avice These rrivrt steer the a ectiye districts and other lodges in that District would :honmany ( field trips or this revised date.

The newly elected officers promised to to thc1i,lee sF. these men have the information in the Vestnik im. to keep abrei .. ttend, if at mediately. ri 'ids in our Everyone is invited to a day of fun, all possible, t1,; s::. relaxatiall and wonderful fellowship at Order all over Some of the faces in the picture arc not diseernas so your Etntor cannot thi swonderful Boy Scout Camp, near name them.

Belton.

Dear Youth Directors, This year we will again have a persistance contest, which will be conducted 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.

10 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 nf nnimk2

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I sincerely hope 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 __e l • et, • 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. Hejny ) • 4, TO MEMBERS OF LODGE 80 IN HOLLAND All members of Lodge 80 are invited to attend the meeting May 6, 1962, at Holland Lodge. The sisters of the Lodge, are asked to bring salads, pies, cakes, sweet rolls or any kind of food they wish to bring. The Lodge will furnish the meats. Dinner will be served at 12:00 P.M. with the business meeting following.

All members are urged to be present at this dinner and Lodge meeting.

Yours fraternally, Joe Belicek, Secretary of Lodge No. 80 Holland, Texas • ;• India and Ceylon are the world's only two nations where men florally outlive

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

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

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

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

Detailed program forthcoming.

Mrs. Arnold Franek Secty. Lodge No. 81 DISTRICT SIX The District Meeting of the Sixth District will be held May 6th, Sunday start. ing at 1 o'clock sharp at Taiton, Texas So please mark your Calendar for this day.

DISTRICT SEVEN This is to inform the Membership of this District that our next District Meetng will be held at Lodge No. 56 Corpus Christi, Sunday, April the 29. A more detailed program will be published shortly • 4•(--

In Reply To A Question Asked .

Some Reservists Called Up in Error Ta Be Released Soon Some of the 118,000 Army reservists called up last fall for the Berlin crisis learned recently that their call to active duty was a mistake.

The Army has instructed field commanders to inform men with five years in the ready reserve or on active duty that they are eligible for release from service.

The Army said these men should have been transferred from the ready to stand-by lists. The Army doesn't know how many men or what units will be involved in the releases. It: they are probably among the 14;000 reservists called up as "fillers" for under-strength

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Lodge 73 Seymour, Texas will have a Dance Dates of Elk Lodge No. 35 Basket Dinner at the next meeting May Saturday Night, May 5 — Music by the Rural Ramblers of Marlin Dance Dates of Cottonwood Lodge No '6 the 6 at 12:30. So you all please come.

Saturday Night, May 12 --- Music by Sunday, May 6th — Lodge Meeting and Coming Events at the SFJST West Melodians of West Lunch Linden Hall Sunday Afternoon, May 13 — Mother's Saturday, May 5th — Matus' Reunion Day Matinee Dance starting at 2:30 Saturday May 12 — Smajstrla's reunion. Saturday, April 28 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels Music by Bob Haisler's Melodians of Saturday, May 26 — Party and dance.

Saturday May 5th — Jimmy Brosch's Temple— All mothers admitted free!

• • Happy Country Boys, Houston (Don't Saturday Night, May 19 — Music by Lodge 84 — Dallas, Texas miss 'em) Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, May 5 — Dance, music by Saturday, May 12 — Eric Honza's New Saturday Night, May 26 -- Music by Slim John Dlabaja Orchestra Orchestra of Ennis Haisler's Play Boys of Temple.

Saturday, May 19 — Dance, music by Eric' Saturday, May 19 — Slim Haisler's Play- Saturday Night, June 2 — Music by Slim Honza Orchestra. boys of Temple Haisler's Play Boys of Temple Sunday, May 20 — Regular Monthly Saturday, May 26 — Henry Brosch Orch- Saturday Night, June 9 — Music by FidMeeting and Family Fun Night. estra of Moulton dle Swingsters of Waco Saturday, June 2 — Dance, music by Saturday, June 2 — Bob Haisler's Melo- Saturday Night, June 16 — Music by Bob Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, dians of Temple Haisler's Melodians of Temple Texas.

Saturday, June 9th — Jimmy Brosch and Saturday Night, June 23 --- Music by Saturday, June 10 — Dance, music by his Happy Country Boys of Houston Vrazel Polka. Band of Cameron John Rejcek Orchestra.

Sunday, June 17 — Regular Monthly Saturday, June 16 — Vrazel's Polka Band Saturday Night, June 30 — Music by of Cameron Henry Dulock and His Band of West.

Meeting and Family Fun Night.

• • Saturday, June 23 — The Hi-Toppers of Saturday, July 14 — Dance, music by New Braunfels, Texas Cameron — Funeral services for Frank Ed Faraizl Orchestra.

Saturday, June 30 — Slim Haisler's PlayMarak were held at 10 a.m.

Thursday of Sunday, July 15 — Regular Monthly boys of Temple last week at St. Monica's Catholic Church Meeting and Family Fun Night.

• • in Cameron. The Rev. John Geiser offiSaturday, July 28 — Teenagers "Princess Initiation of new Members at Lodge ciated. Burial will be in St. Monica's Ball" music by Eric Honza, Orchestra.

38 Bryan on Mother's Day, May 13. Read Cemetery. Marak died Tuesday at his the letter from Sister Matejka in this home. He was 86.

The First Sunday in May on the 6th, isssue of Vestnik Marak was a retired farmer. He had our Mayfette will be held and you are • • lived in the Cameron area for 76 years. all to come to this gala event, at our Calendar of Events Houston Lodge 88 • Taylor Lodge No. 29, Taylor, Texas.

Wednesday, May 2 — Card Party LunchLodge Floresville No. 107 will observe The Houston Dramatic Club "Hlahol" eon from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Everyone their 50th Anniversity Sunday May 20 at Lodge 88 announces an Operetta with welcome with a short program and chicken and Czech Songs, in May. More details will be Saturday, May 5 — Kolache Sale — Call sausage supper and all our friends from forthcoming. Please keep this event in your orders in near and far are invited. mind.

• Sunday, May 6 — Barbecued Beef — • • and other entertainment Fort Worth, Ladies Circle of Lodge 92 A Big Dinner is planned for Mother's Wednesday, May 9 — Birthday Club will hold a Family Night Thursday, May Day at Lodge No. 39 near Bryan, Texas.

Luncheon. the 10th dinner will be served starting More details about this will be announcFriday, May 11 — Regular Monthly Lodge at 5:30 p.m. to our members — Read the ed soon. Look for it! nice Letter of Sister Paprskar.

Meeting • Czech Operetta will be presented by Saturday, May 12 — Dance, Music by Lodge 35 Elk will hold a special Day Hlabol 88, Houston Dramatic Group, Jimmy Brosch May 13 honoring our Mother with a May 27, at 3:30 p.m. Tickets on sale now. dance beginning at 2:30. Bob Haisler's • • Saturday, May 26 — Dance, Music by band playing.

Papst Blue Ribbon Orchestra )•4 Dance Dates of Lodge No. 40 Hillje, Tex. Saturday, May 12 — The Echoes NEW ULM, TEXAS Sunday, May 27 — Czech operetta Saturday, May 26 — The Traits play, titled "Krajanku vrat se" start- Dear Friends, Saturday, June 9 — The Triumphs Lodge No. 33 Bleiblerville will hold its inZ at 3:30 p.m. Buy tickets in adSaturday, June 23 — The Traits annual "Fish Fry" Sunday May the 22nd vance.

Saturday, June 30 — The Jokers • • at noon at the Lodge Hall and all our • • members and their family and friends Dance Dates, Lodge Buckholts No. 15 Dances Scheduled at Holland SPSJT Saturday, May 5 — Joe Patek's orchestra are cordially invited.

Sunday, May 27 — 13th Annual Picnic You all come for sure! of Shiner.

Day and Night — music by Joe Patck Fraternally, Sunday, July 8 — Dance, Vrazel Polka Saturday, May 12 — Slim Haisler's PlayVine Chaloupka boys of Temple Band. ) • if* • • • CORRECTION Saturday, May 26 — Battle Dance — At Lodge 88 Houston Card Party on Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron Our attention has been called to the May 1st from 10 to 2 p.m. Delicious Dinand Bob Haisler's Playboys of Tem- fact that in one ,of our reports from ner, table prizes — Kolache Sale on SatDistrict One, your Editor made a Brother ple. urday, May 4th, from 12:00 noon. Send Ed. Jakubik out of Brother Ernest JakuEntertainment Committee your orders. — Birdie Hilsher, reporting. bik. — Sorry.

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,"omen's aook LADIES CIRCLE OF LODGE 92 Fort Worth, Texas Dear Members and Friends: The next meeting of the Ladies Circle will be a family night on Thursday, May 10, 1962, at the National Hall. Once each year the Circle furnishes the complete menu for a supper to the members only and their family free, we will start serving at 5:30 p.m. and continue until ? We will have a short meeting after supper, games will also be played. We: want to express OUT "thanks" and appreciation to Mrs. Rose Strnad and Mrs. Billye Spindor for the beautiful 'quilt they have donated to the circle, a drawing for this quilt will be held, at the family night supper. Our heartfelt sympathy to our member Mrs. Frank Kadlecek in the sudden death of her beloved husband. We will all miss Frank, since his retirement he always came to the meetings with Mary, we have several_ husbands who are retired that attend the meetings with their wives, they enjoy playing dominoes together, and also when we need help with anything they are always kind and willing to help us, we are always happy to have them with us.

V g El T N f K--WEST. TEXAS LODGE NO. 87 TEMPLE, TEXAS Dear Editor and Friends: Lodge No. 87, SPJST held their annual Easter egg hunt Saturday, April 21, 1962, at Ferguson Park.

After the hunt, refreshments of cookies and punch were served to the children.

Mrs. Marvin Labaj assisted Mrs. Wallace Bartek with party preparations. Mrs. John Kurtin baked the Easter cookies.

Fraternally, Mrs. Wallace Bartek Youth Director No. 87, SPJST • at. e NOVE KVETY LODGE NO. 35 ELK Dear Members and Friends, I have had the honor of being asked to be the Lodge 35 reporter. I hope I will be able to fill this position as well as Sister Norma Pavelka.

I would like to urge all of the members of Lodge No. 35 to attend the next meeting, which will be held May 6, 1962.

We also welcome any visitors to our meetings. We will be honored with the presence of one of the Supreme Lodge Officers at our next meeting.

On May 13, the lodge is . giving a dance in honor of the Mothers. The mothers will be admitted free and the dance will begin at 2:30 p.m. and last until -- ? The music will be furnished

by Bob Haisler's Orchestra of Temple.

Let's all come out and have a good time.

Your Reporter, Bernice Mach

Strana 15 LODGE NO. 87, TEIUll' '1,"I'EXAS Dear Members and Friencls: The next regular meeting of Lodge No. 87, SPJST will be 1 l Lc1 Tuesday, May 8, 1962, at 7:30 p.m. in the .meeting room at Tom's Place, 1805 E. AdmIs Ave. This is an important m.oel.ing, be sure to be present.

Fraternally yours, Lillian Seety. ) a --LODGE ROZKVET 7.2• _',1.6;.1, NO. 10 Floresville, Texas This is to notify the Members that the next meeting will be May 6th. We will acknowledge Mother's Day -at this time with a gift for both the oldest and the youngest mother present, .Lefreshments served after the meeting.

The 50th Anniversary ceieration will be held on May 20, 1962. A brief program• will begin the festivitic . ; at o'clock, and a barbecue chicken and ; .,H a,3age supper' will be served at 4:30 piw We hope to see many cC We members from neighboring lodges, and everyone who wishes to share thiS happy occasion with us.

The committee for the repair and painting of the building ere working hard to beautify the pram I .: es. Many of the brother have eontrili ed their help to this cause and those w i Lo AM wish to ayv do so, it will be wol.:1 to be because there is still done.

Our last roasting was The your` . ;ers w- 'eI

Congratulations, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodall on the arrival of a new baby daughter and also to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby McMillen on the arrival of a new baby daughter.

Our hostesses last month were: Mrs. Millie Wruble, Mts. Vic Murphy, Mrs. Nefa Kratky, Mrs. Margie Buck. They prepared a special treat for us, a favorite Polish dish which is a dish that some cafes here specialize in called with "Golonaki," they are most delicious with creamed carrots and spicy hat beans, also plenty of delicious cakes and coffee, thanks again, it was indeed a treat.

In this picture we pre t to the readers of our Banquet given by Brother Jarda Cerny, held Mrs. Rose Strnad won the door prize. for the winning team of organizers of 'District Looking forward to seeing you all on Cerny at the microphone as he addressed the assembly. • May 10, at the National Hall. at the tables have not been given to us. — Picture fumishc, Fraternally, Mrs. Joe B. Paprskar

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We hope to see many of you at the next meeting, May 6th.

Fraternally, Mary McCloskey, Secretary 9 * (-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 over the Youth Day and start our plans. If you cannot come, please write ma because I will certainly appreciate your suggestions. I will most certainly need your help. At any rate, do give the day some thought when your time permits.

My re gards and fraternal love, Wilma Nesuda Youth Dim ctor, SP,IST Dist. III ( , o 4„, LODGE NO, 84 DALLAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Easter Sunday came and the weather was gloomy and even drizzly but sunshine was prevailing inside as far as our little ones were concerned. The small fry of Lodge 84, Dallas were having a hilarious good time, thanks to four Easter Bunnies in the form of Youth Leaders namely Bessie Petr, Justine Pokladnik, Jerry Ann Urban and Dorothy Reznik.

Many games according to age groups were played and of course this meant prizes for winners and consolation prizes for those that weren't so lucky.

After the games came the highlight of the afternoon, the refreshments. All the little bright eyes lined up in front of the colorfully decorated table to get their hot dogs, potato chips, cold drinks and cookies and cakes. Now you can't ask for much more than that. Not only the honored guests, the youth, but even the Mummies, Daddies, Aunts, Uncles and Grandparents got in, on the hot dogs and coffee.

VPSTNiK— WEST, TEXAS After our party a basket was taken to one of our little members, Sharon Henzen, a patient in St. Paul's Hospital. As a courtesy of the Youth of Lodge 84, baskets were distributed to all of the little patients in St. Paul's Hospital, Easter Sunday shouldnt be spent in a hospital and no doubt these small tokens brought some happiness to those precious little tykes. It certainly was a thoughtful gesture on the part of our youth.

Speaking for all of the parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles I would like to take this opportunity to thank our four Youth Leaders for all their efforts in planning such a nice party for our children and I'm sure they thank you too.

Fraternally, Lillie Jarma Assistant reporter ) * •16 • ( SOKOL FORT WORTH, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: On Wednesday, April 25th, Sokol Meeting was well attended. Our president, Bill Renfro, presided.

The meeting moved in order with all

Wednesday, May 2, 1962 committees reporting and also planning for future dates, such as dances, parties and exhibitions. After the meeting a good Volleyball game was enjoyed by all.

At this time the president and all the members wish to thank Bro. Tony Tirk for letting us have our Annual Easter Picnic on his lovely farm, which was enjoyed by all who attended. The Easter Bunny came early in the afternoon, the children all had great fun looking for the eggs. The First Prize went td Cindy Tirk, the Second Prize to Debbie Vukovich, and the Third Prize went to Jerry R. Milan. The Booby Prize went to Debbie Wright.

Contests such as Sack Race, Three Legged Race and Ebb Toss were a lot of fun.

A lot of people participated. Prizes were also given in these events. There was also volleyball and a lot of fishing going on.

Above all, I should not forget the exciting cimax to the afternoon, the Tug-ofWar. But, they just don't make the ropes strong enough for our boys and men folks — something will have to be done about this, but it was fun to watch. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Jeerry Milan for planning all of these events. The rain stayed away long enough for everyone to enjoy a very nice day. Again, "Thank you" Bro. Turk.

In the picture you will see th Di riot C nizers Ire all seven i riots, as they gathered in Temple recently 1. a Lasintos-luneheon, to steer the organization work of their respective districts to the enviable goals which they are chalking up a,11 over the state.

Reading from left to right are, brothers: Kleperlik of San Antonio, District.

Seven; Mikolaj of Taylor, District Two; Vrla of Dallas, District Three; J. Cerny, Houston, District Five; Hejny; Krause, El Campo, District Six; Barina, Smithville, District One, and Kveton of Abernathy, District Four.

Wednesday, May 2, 1962 We all are very proud of two of our Sokol girls. They are: Mary Jean Renfro, for winning Third Place on the Balancing Beam recently at the A.A.U. Meet which was held in Dallas. Mary Jean is the daughter of our S ,okol President, Bill and Mary Renfro. Also congratulations go to Donna Rose Steinman, on winning the Delta Psi Kappa Alumea Chapter's Annual Physical Education Scholarship. This will be presented to Donna Rose at the May Banquet of the Alumnea at the Holiday Ranch.

Donna Rose will graduate from Boswell High in June, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don ;Steinman of Fort Worth, Texas. They all are members of our ,SPJST. The officers and members of Sokol wish to thank the ladies of the Bunco Club for having a Dinner, for the benefit of our Sokol kitchen, a nice profit was made and we'll put it to good use.

Our Sokol Calendar contains the following events: May 5 — Dance — Joe Milan Orchestra May 19 — Dance, Ray Baca Orchestra from La Grange, Texas.

June 16 — Las Vegas Holiday June 29 and 30 —Sokol Exhibition More information will be given on the last two dates later. Please keep these dates in mind and come out.

NaZdar Mrs. Josephine Prochaska ) • • • BEAUMONT LODGE NO. 166 Dear Members and Friends: Beaumont Lodge No. 166 held their monthly meeting in the home of Bro and Sister Bill Moreau. We were very pleased to have Bro. and Sister Jarda Cerny from Houston with us. Our meeting was cut short so that we could all attend an oyster supper held at the Elk's lodge. We hope Bro. and Sister Cerny enjoyed the supper. I am sure they made a lot of new friends. We hope Bro. and Sister Cerny will come again and next time bring others along.

We also had the pleasure of having Bro. Keel from Orange drop in for a few minutes.

Fraternally yours, Sandra Watson )•4•( HOUSTON LODGE 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: Easter has come and gone and we Were fortunate to have such beautiful weather. Easter Bunny did not have to trek thru the mud. Most everybody went out of town to visit with their family.

The Youth Club was scheduled to have a social party at the home of brother and sister Harry and Margurite Rice Saturday night, but it was postponed to

VPSTNt K — WEST, TEXAS a later date. I am sure it will be announced at their next meeting. The Youth Club members always look forward to their socials as they always enjoy themselves immensely.

We would like to see all you members and friends come out to the "Beef Barbecue Dinner" at Lodge 83 on Sunday, May 6. Serving will start around 11:30 on. There will be adult and children's plates, and plenty of food for everyone.

Strana 17 on this date. Because there will be other activities following the meeting. Everyone please, try to be there on time. As we did in the past years, we will again start playing ball on this Sunday, after cur meeting. Everyone come and bring the youngsters.

The fathers and mothers also, who feel as if they can still catch a ball of swing a bat, wear or take something suitable for playing ball. Come on, girls, put on those pedal pushers, slacks or whatever you like to wear. Besides taking off. some of those "extra" pounds, we could most profitably exchange some of our winter aches and 'pains for some real ones for a few days. Don't forget to bring the gloves. Those who don't care to play will be sure to enjoy watching. For certain everybody will work up an appetite. Remember to bring some food for a lunch after the game.

There will be plenty of entertainment in the afternoon for young and old. So for a full day of pleasure, do come out and spend the day at Lodge No. 88.

You may run into some friends you have not seen for years and at the same time make new friends.

Don't forget the Kolache Sale on Saturday morning, May 5. There will be about five varieties to choose from, plus Apple Strudel and Angel Food Cake.

Our Lodge Hall must be a very nice Fraternally, and clean place to go and enjoy, more Evelyn Vornsand so now than ever. Some of our good sisters and brothers went out on WednesLODGE, NO. 6 COTTONWOOD day, April 25 and really did a fine job Brothers, Sisters and Friends: cleaning and repairing. Everyone cerCottonwood lodge will hold their reg- tainly does appreciate it. Thanks to each ular meeting on Sunday, May 6 The of you, Brothers Joe Sumbera, Fred meeting will definitely start at 3 o'clock Monthie, Walter Mikeska, Robert Dob-

Irestnilk pre its a st_ ' School in IE25ti which. was held in Placed°, Texas, recently by our Vice-President, Brother Joe D. Hejny to endoctrinate his newly-appointed organizers into the intricacies of selling life insurance; and to "refresh" his older organizers on points in question. This is a yearly workshop conducted in all of our Districts. Regrettably names of the organizers in the picture were not furnished the Editor, sorry.

Strana 1$ ecka, Jerome Kaska and John Krizan.

The sisters were Hattie Kaska, LaVerne Mikeska, Lydia Dohecka, Martha MonThanks again. thie and Ruth, Krizan.

We'll see you at the meeting. Let's all be there.

Fraternally, Hilma Mucha (

The children up to 12 years of age, had an Easter egg hunt. For every egg they found, the child received 5c The children receiving prizes were: Vernell Zak, Michael Mikeska, Jeanette Hennekl and the one that found the most eggs are —in the first group: Vivian Vasek — second group, Marcy Holly —third group, Marvin Mikus.

Sister Erdecka, of Rosenberg, District 6 Youth Director, visited us Youth Members. She also handed out our record books and explained the way we should keep in these books our attendance and other records, partaining to our personal activity in our SPJST Youth Club.

She also answered many questions which we did not understand and this was of some help to all of us and what this youth movement means to us in our Fraternity.

Many thanks to sister Brdecka for visiting us and please come again real soon. — Our District 6 meeting will be held. at Lodge Taiton in Taiton on May 6th. So please let us all be there and take part in the program.— We hope to see you all there from near and far. Let us remember that date. Our next Lodge Meeting in Hallettsville will be held May 13 — Mother's Day. Sincerely, Carol Ann Neubauer, Reporter 4. Is • (ELK LODGE NO. 35 YOUTH Dear Members and Friends: We held our annual Easter egg hunt Saturday, April 21st at Elk. Tin . Youth were devided into two grounf..s. In the large group Janie Pavelka the most eggs and Tommy Peehacek found the least eggs. In the small group. Randy Pavelka found the least and .1 immy Pechacek found the most eg,....i. Prizes were given to these four youngsters.

After we finished hunting eggs our `Youth Leader took us to the hall and we all received a cool refreshment of soda pop. We had fan.

Our Youth Leader recently had a letter from our District III Youth Leader and she will visit with us at our next Youth Club meeting which will be held May 6th at 3:00 p.m. Bo all of you be sure and come.

Fraternally yours, Elaine Pavelka Elk Youth Club Historian and Treasurer ) 4 YOUTH YOUTH OF LODGE NO. .4 LODGE NO. 66 WACO Hallettsville, Texas Dear Members, Dear Youth and all Friends, On April 21st we made a trip- to Tyler, Hallettsville Lodge held its last 1Texas with daddy to check on some cabimeeting April 8 at the NYA building. nets and doors for the Hillcrest Hos-

'stood for a moment in silence to pay our respect.

A dough divider for baking kolaches was discussed and will be looked into by sister Olexa and committee before purchasing one. This will be a great time saver and will- cut down on help. Also it was decided that we advertise to sell and pick up orders until Saturday afternoon (when we bake) as it is impossible to fill the orders properly before 12 noon. f o place your orders early, and pick them up anytime after 12 noon. Please.

The Czech Play was announced for 'trriday, May 27th and all were invited and asked to invite others to come as it will be a very nice play, and with a large cast.

Aget-well ca,rdwas sent to our sick sister Becan, whom We Missed very much and trust that she will soon be well and back with us.

Hostesses for the month of May Birthday Club and Card Party will be sisters Frances Dvorak, Agnes Svacina, Daisy Drab, and Flo Rister.

BIRTHDAY CM— OF LODGE NO. 88 Gift donors to the Birthday Club and Houston, Texas Card Party for April were: Janie: Dvorak, The Birthday Club Sisters held their Mary Fusig, Daisy Drab, Estelle Kelly, regular meeting as usual followed by a Mary F'ilipek, Annie Baethe, Mary Johndelicious luncheon served by our host- son, Evelyn Mikolas, Frances Olexa, esses Evelyn Micholas, Annie Baethe, Es- Mary Elzner, Birdie Hilsher, Annie Elztelle Kelly, and Albino, Drawe. ner, Mary Tilich, Louis Hanus, Lucy SosA "Happy Birthday" song rang out to tak, Mary Rocky, Josephine Buri, Anusour birthday celebrants Agnes Svacina, tina Winkler, Frances Walla and Sophie Della Kadiecek, Sophie Hruby; also a Hruby.

Don't forget the card party on Wed"Happy Anniversary" song was sung to our sister Martha Walla Who was cele- nesday, May 1st and the Kolache Bake b:ing her 25th wedding anniversary. Sale, Saturday, May 4th from 12. noon.

Fraternally, A beautiful cake was baked by sister Birthday Club Sisters lor:»Kes Walla and served to all the sicof Lodge 88 teis after our luncheon. Many happy Birdie Hilsher, reporting wishes were extended to all celebrants, L. and all enjoyed a very nice social day, were happy to have among . us as our ,guests: sisters Hillman, Frazak, Lest: r, and ,Celetka, and many of our usual visitors.

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Our good deed of the month was to surprise our past birthday club sister Frances Tesar (whose birthday also fell in the month of April) with a. floral cenLr-plece arrangement to be presenten i :: her at her home by our president sista' .EStelle Kelly. Sister Teasar haS been in tile Birthday Club since it was organand has done a great deal in helping us out and donated a lot of beautiful work to us for different occasions. We hope that we have brought a little hapPiness to her door on her birthday and to let 'her know "we remember her." car our dearly beloved sister Amelia EL,-duska — who was killed in an auto accident last year, and who also observed her birthda y in April — we all

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Wednesday, May 2, 1962, Ipital here in Waco. We really went to Owentown just eight miles out of Tyler, to the Cal-Tex Co. We spent almost three hours touring the plant and found it very interesting. The people in Tyler were very friendly and the town it self was very nice and clean. We had lunch, at Luby's Cafeteria and then went shopping. After shopping we toured the old home of Dr. j. W. Goodman and the Rose Gardens. We were very disappointed to find we were too early for the roses to be blooming but found the Hot House to be very pretty. On our way to Tyler we stopped at the Battlecreek Burial Grounds, it was over run with grass but we managed to read the names on the mounnient. It was placed under a huge tree and fenced in, in memory of settlers who were killed by Indians in 1838. Our trip. was very pleasant and interesting, I can hardly wait until we can make another trip.

The weather was very gloomy the first part of the week, the clouds are still hanging around but we really did need the rain we got. I hope it is pretty

by Sunday and there will be car after car load of SPJ,ST members in Hillsboro this Sunday ready to go , to the future campsite of the Youth Carp. We plan to make this trip , if the weather permits.

I would like to say "Thanks" once more to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holasek for the wonderful donation they gave to us. To me, although , I have never met you, you must be wonderful people to think of others as you have. May God bless you always.

Fraternally yours, Zephyr Spence • ;• LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON

Dear Friends, There was a large attendance at our Easter prcgram, and they all seemed to enjoy it. I think the girls and boys did well, especially since we did not get to rehearse on the stage.

Betty Jo Stang and Bobby Dobesh, who were made up to look quite old by our brother Tim Kostom (who is an expert at it), played the parts of jud ges of various acts. They were both very good as 11/C's and ended the program with a very comical pantomime of the "Tennessee Waltz."

The following numbers were on the program: 1. Song: "Peter Cottontail" by the group with James Vornsand as the bunny hopping around.

2. "The Bunny-Hop" by Terry Sefcik and his eleven classmates.

3. Easter Verses, Donald Cox, Cecilia Pavlicek, Sandra and Patricia Sembera, Diana Urbanovsky, Frances Vala

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4. Tap dance — Marian Kadlecek 5. Song and dance — Roxie and Jolane Simanoux 6. Organ solo — Diane Polnich 7. Piano solo — Margaret Vala 8. Song — Marilyn Toman 9. Recitations: "Meeting the Faster Bunny" by Bonnie Sue Cox and "Why Do I Hafta Dress Up for Easter" by Norman Urbanovsky "Mazurka" by Don10. Piano Solo na Schnell 11. Organ Solo — Eugene Polnich 12. "Easter Parade" by our quartette, with Bonnie Sue Cox and Sandra Sembera parading in their Easter bonnets.

13. Saxophone Solos — "Wonderland

by Night" and "Temecula Waltz" — Eugene Polnich 14. Song and dance — Marilyn Toman and Dera Robinson 15. Toe Dance — Sally Matis 16 Czech and Engli gh Easter Carols by the quartette: Ecelyn Vornsand, Tim Kostom, Freddie Buri and Dan Pavlas 17. Pantomime — Betty Jo Stang and Bobby Dobesh. ,Besides the ones mentioned in the above acts there were others who took part in the program; among these were Charles Kadlecek, Barbara and Dennis Stachlik, the eleven bunnies who did the "Bunny Hop" with Terry and others.

I want to thank Sister Louise and Bra. Ed Kadlecek for the loan of the microphones and the record player and also for their capable help with the sound system, Gene Dobesh for taking care of the playing of the records for some ofthe acts, brother president Tim Kostom for his very capable help in the makeup line, and Sisters Estelle Kelly and Naomi Kostom for playing the piano for rehearsing and the program. Thank you all for your kind help; your willingness to help means so much to me!

Fraternally yours, Tillie H,elmcamp Youth Director • 4. 6

her win a prize. I only wish we could go to cooking school just one day, because I know they have fun.

Now that school is almost over everyone should be looking forwoud to a safe and happy summer. Last Saturday we went to Tyler, Texas, and this coming Saturday we plan to make the trip to the Youth Campsite. You can really tell summer is just around the corner with something planned for almost every weekend. Being a family that loves to go together, we- are always ready to go.

More families should make plans to go places together and see just how much fun they can have by doing so. S(i:inner also means baseball time , and we can hardly wait until the umpire hollers "play ball," how about you?

Yours truly, Jean Spence )

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I would like to thank everyone for voting for me 'as a Duchess. So now I am going to tell you something about myself. I am 12 years old and in the 7th grade. I go to St. Mary's School in West. So once, again I want to thank everyone for their votes.

Dear Readers, Hello! everyone, how did you like th-e rains we received this past week? I liked them just fine, for the flowers I have planted for home project.

I guess you all have heard about the cooking school that is held in Waco each year for the past four years, about this time every year? The first day my granny came over to go with mother and I pickeed a ticket for her to use that day and she was very lucky to win twelve dollars worth of cosmetics. Granny was presented her gift on television that morning. I am proud I was able to help

DOROTHY PAVL:CEK YOUTH OF COTTONWOOD LODGE 6

(Delayed) Dear Members and Friends,

I also want to say many "'Thanks" to Brother and Sister Jerome Kaska for donating the Easter eggs for our Easter egg -hunt which was held on April 15.

I also want to wish everyone a very Happy Easter week.

Yours truly, Dorothy Pavlicek

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The bride-lto-be is a 1962 graduate of Scott and White School of Nursing and is presently employed at Scott and White Memorial Hospital. The prospective bridegroom attended Navarro Junior Dear Friends, Coll,ege in Corsicana and is presently If you have any local news, clippings ern-played at the American Desk Manfrom your local paper that you would ufacturing Co. in Temple.

• like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mail John Chovanetz, 72, well known resithem early while they are NEWS. dent of the Hallettsville area all his We appreciate interesting reports of life, died in the Renger Memorial Hosother family tidings, in our brotherhood, pital, Inc. in Hallettsville, Monday, April births, weddings, anniversaries and 23, at 2:25 a.m. following an illness of a mainly activities of your lodges or mem- few days. bers that interest all of our readers.

Funeral services were held Tuesday, Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub- April 24, at 8:30 a.m, at the Kubena lished for lack of space and news value Funeral Home, in Hallettsville.

Thank you very much for your under 0 • standing and cooperation_ Mrs. Steve Polasek announce the en• gagement and approaching marriage of Mrs. Nora Punchard of Rogers an- her daughter, Doris Marie, to Clement nounces the engagement of her daugh- Roznovsky, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clemter, LaVcyce Ann, to Calvin Raymond ent Rognovsky Sr., of Gonzales. The Doskocil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond wedding is being planned for Saturday, Doskocil of Westphalia. The bride-elect June 2, 1962 in -Shiner. is a 1960 graduate of Rogers High School and attended Temple Junior College. The Walter Nelson of Brownwood announcprospective bridegroom, attended West- ed the ngagement and approaching marphalia School. They are both employed riage of his daughter, Carol Jeanne, to in Temple. The wedding date has not Travis Fojtasek of Temple. been set.

Miss Nelsin is a graduate of Brownwood High School and attended Texas TechMr. and Mrs. James E. Marek of Billie nological College. Fojtasek is attending announce the engagement and ap- Texas Technological College where he proaching marriage of their daughter, is majoring in chemical engineering. He Julie Ann, to Thomas E. Donisi, son of is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fojtasek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Donisi of Hous- of Temple. A June wedding is planned. ton. The w odding is planned for May 26, in St. Andrew's Catholic Church of Hillj e.

The engagement and forthcoming mar• • riage of Miss Elizabeth Kicker to Joseph A burin g ton man was injured late V. Zarsky is being announced by her Saturday night as he backed from a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey J. Klekar. church yard onto Farm Road 2269 about The groom-elect is the son of Mr. and 12 miles east of Temple, according to Mrs. L. J. Zarsky of Woodsboro. The marriage will be solemnized in St. Mary's 1=1:17.-'-way patrolman Billy DeLoach.

- l oje Alciis Pcsvar, Rt. 1, Burlington, Catholic Church near Hallettsville, June wn . ,3 strtril rseadside by a car driven by 30, 1962. Miss Klekar is a graduate of St. - nicr (7.,i1r1 of Temple, as Posvar Ludmila's Academy.

• • onto the road.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Picha of Shiner ?`"xd at 4:45 a.m. at the announce, the engagement and forth--'72 Tempest Convertible coming marriage of their daughter, c iv.137 klr:E;. Olga Mapula of Hous- Dorothy Marie, to Eugene Frank Patek, too, hnte•ing U. S. Highway 77-A son of 1VIr. and Mrs. Jerome Patek of when hoe ear left the highway on the Shiner. The wedding is planned for June left side and overturned coming to rest 16 in the SS. Cyril and Methodius' back upon its wheels. The convertible Catholic Curch.

0 was traveling east at the time of the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Patek of Shiner accident.

• announce the engagement and apMr. and Mrs. Joe T. Surovik Jr. of proaching marriage of their daughter, Holland announce the engagement and Barbara Jo, to Jimmie Lloyd, son of Mr. approaching marriage of their daugh- and Mrs. Ch . arles Lloyd Sr. of Gonzales. ter, Frances Gayle, to George Weldon The wedding is being planned for WedGilliam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adell Gil- nesday, May- 30 in Saints Cyril and Methodius' Catholic Church in Shiner. ham of Holland.

"Friends" In The Texas i

SOFTBALL TEAM OF LODGE 84 Dallas, Texas (This letter received April 27) Dear Brothers and Sisters: It's time for another report of our results and scores of our games for this week. I am sorry to say that there is nothing to report except that due to rain on Monday and Tuesday, and wet diamonds, both our Monday and Wednesday night games were postponed due to rain. These games will be played at a later date.

Next Monday night, April 30, we play Forney Engineering at 8:45 p.m. at Samuels Diamond No. 2. Then on Monday night, May 7, we play the Nine Cousins, the second game of the night, 8:45 p.m. at Samuels Diamond No. 2. Wednesday night, May 2nd, we Will have a game but I don't have a schedule at this th,le. however, there is one in the mail for me.

I will give you our Wednesday night schedule in the next writeup.

The game will be played at Samuels Diamond No. 2 and I believe it's at 7:30 p.m.

On -Saturday night, April 28th we are holding our Annual Softball Team Benefit Dance. We hope the weather will be in our favor and that this affair is as `big a success as we have experienced in the past eight years. Our thanks for your help and your loyal support. We could not have fielded a team here in Dallas if it had not been for your help.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma Lodge No. 84 Dallas I • •T•

Correction .

We are sorry that the report ahsul our deceased friend Krutilek in our Vestnik was in error, as it has been reported to us. We now print a report as it appeared in a newspaper mailed to us.

"Authorities first believed he had died from carbon monoxide fumes piped into the car from the exhaust, But the El Paso County coroner, Dr. Frederick Bornstein, said: `Krutilek certainly did not die from carbon _monoxide poison-

Wednesday, May 2, 1962

Wednesday, May 2, 1962 The engagement and approaching marriage of Marilyn Louise Castecka to David Wayne Anderle, both of Houston, is being announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castecka of Witting. The parents of the, prospective groom are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Anderle of Moulton.

The wedding is planned for May 26th at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Witting.

• At the Baylor University Journalism Day, Brother Carl Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Freund, of West, and member of Lodge 54 West, will deal with news reporting and writing. Bro. Freund is a University of Texas, graduate. He was reporter for The Waco News Tribune and Times-Herald for two years following his army service. He has been with the Fort Worth Presssi since leaving Waco and has covered couthouse, politics, and state capitol. Bro. Freund has won more professional awards for his writing than any other Fort Worth newsman.

Gonzales — A five-year-old girl died in a Gonzales hospital Sunday after being bitten by a rattlesnake. She was Jill Selman, daughter of Willacy County agriculture agent Jim Selman, Jr. ♦ Cameron — Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Sustek of Cameron were held at St. Monica's Catholic Church, last week.

Rev. John Geiser officiated, burial was in St. Monica's Cemetery.

Mrs. Sustek died at her home Friday, of last week. She was 72.

Mrs. Sustek was barn in Czechoslovakia and had lived in the Cameron area for 53 years. tide was a member of the KJT Lodge, and had been a member of St. Monica's Church ever since she moved to Cameron.

Survivors are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Vrazel, Mrs. Frank Vansa and Mrs. Louis Vansa, of Marek; 19 grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. jaleall'ONANWERMINWEINSWIM

Now arriviN Michael Scott Surovik, 6 lb. son born April 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Surovik III of Texarkana. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Surovik Jr. of Holland.

Mr. and MrS. Frank Wisniewski of Fayetteville are the l.aa.py parents of an

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eight pound, four ounce daughter who arrived Saturday at Fayette Memorial hospital. She was named Barbara Jane.

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',in LODGE NO. 33 Robert Jeffrey Malinak, 6 lb., 10 oz. son TO BE born April 16 to Dr. and Mrs. Russell Meeting will be called to order by Malinak of San Francisco, Calif. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alton Chaney District President. and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Malinak of TernPledge of Allegiance (led by our youth) ple.

Welcome by local lodge president Recognition of iprcule Lodge Officers and visitors Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peterek of District Youth Program Ganzales are the parents of a daughter, Roll Call Priscilla Lynne, born at the Holmes MeReading' of Minutes and Corresponmorial Hospital April 7. Weighing 6 lbs., dence 14 .ozs.

Report of District Officers and Direc♦ tors Mr. and Mrs, Valerian Widacki of Old Business Houston became the proud parents of a New Business daughter, weighing 8 lbs. and 8 ozs, born Presentation of 50 year Emblems. (In Sunday, April 15, at St. Joseph's Hospital. Czech language) She had been named Theresia Lynn.

Election of Officers The mother is the former Celestine Lois Installation of New Officers Jasek.

Date and place of our next District Meeting to be set Deborah _Renee Skrabanek, 8 lb. 14 oz.

At this time we will give all of our daughter born April 19 to Mr. and Mrs. officers and visitors a chance to speak Eldon Joe Skrabanek, Rt. 3, Temple.

Adjournment. ) 0 0 We wish to extend a welcome to evri eryone to be present at this meeting_ everyone is invited.

Submitted by Dist. Secty.

Steve Regmund o 4.5 ( The Queen ar' D17 .,:thess Contest is now in progress and ..ill be until May 31, WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS 1962. So, let's make hay while the sun USE THIS COUPON shines and work together with the princess and duchess of your lodge and make Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T, this one of the best ones ever.

Box 400, Temple, Texas WHAT LODGE WILL HAVE THE WINI. am asking you to change my adNER THIS YEAR? dress of The Herald_. (Vestnik) as If I con be of any help to you please follows: write or call.

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla, My old address is: District III Organizer

"Teach Yourself Czech" — W. R. 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. " ( One-third of the population of the United States lives in the five states adjacent to the Great Lakes — Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New

My New address is:

I belong to Lodge No. Fraternally, Signature

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Wednesday, May 2, 1962 ;rovided favorable habitat for bighorn eep back in the early days of Texas.

T.-ley were extirpated when thousands of them were slaughtered by workers building railroads across Texas, S 17.

Antlerless Beer There were 3,567 antlerless deer taken in the 1961 season in an eight county section making up the PossumnKingdom C, ,,me Management Area, according to a report released this week by Clyde Holt, c biologist in the area.

Only 42.56 per cent of the antlerless deer permits issued were used by hunters.

FV0111: Texas Game and f;cniamission n Bcsque County there were 170 bonus doer tags issued. However, only 43 of the Game. Wardens Neale(' bonus tags Were used.

Austin Applications for employment of Tri Brown County, there were 819 anta limited number of game wardens are Our attention has been called to an now being accepted by the Game and lerless deer permits issued to 80 landerroneous description- of a scene taken Fish Commission, according to H. D. owners on 57,330 acres. This represented during the Organizers' Banquet held in Dodgen, executive secretary. The Com- n antlerless deer permit for each 70 District Five in Houston, Texas at Lodge mission is interested in receiving these acres in the county. There were 445 antNo. 88 where sister Frances Olexa is pre- applicatons from young men between lerless deer harvested in the county, senting her host, District Organizer Bro. ages 21 and 0, who are hgh school grad- which represented an antlerless deer kill Jarda Cerny, with a gift, instead of his uates and have an interest in wildlife of one to each 128,8 acres.

In the eight county area, made up of giving her the gift, during the recent conservation. The need for the additionceremonies and banquet in which Dis- al applications has been brought about Bosque, Brown, Ellis, Erath, Hood, Jack, trict Five Organizers were honored for through re-organization of the Game Palo Pinto, and Stephens counties, there their achievements in insurance sales for and Fish Commission, which has created was a total of 3380 antlerless deer perthe year 1961. We are sorry for the error. additional opportunities for advance- mits issued to 1048 landowners on 1.138,ment of men who can meet the require- 416 acres. Most of the permits were in .alle 9 —) Jack. County, which received 2,653 antlerments. :less or mits. . .

Apnlication forms are availab7e at local twist o Jame and 'Fish Commission offices or r a!, • Acen,e from the personnel office , in Austin.

Get O and too many rbis is fishing Completed applications must be reciveCi going (isbing without buying lieenses by the Personnel Office prior to May 1.5, of , 31, 1962 of game war1962. Written and oral examinations will • )rd' ,.-ig to arrest the month of March.

Ce conducted in selected areas through.Months mere were M arrests for fishing withFRANEfc out the state in June, to make final se3 !ections. out a license during the month. In all, St RARANEK 3 Applicants accepted will be employed game wardens arrested 257 persons, and IlE Z, SUCHMA ,3 f...,H,TnIAT.',1' KRUSE the courts assessed fines and costs 2 in September, 1962, and will attend JOE CiESLEWITZ 16-week game warden training course amounting t• $8,889 for the month.

1 A, V. Fl ANEK 1 at Texas A. and M. College, scheduled Although , the deer hunting season has LOTUIS MANUS 1 for February, 1.963. The course of in- ben closed since December 31, 1961, a ARTHUR J. LOSTAK struction includes all phases of conser- number of arrests were made for killing STEPHAN VALCIK deer in closed season, killing does, and 1 vation work.

4, outing at night. In fact, there were 36 ) arrests made in connection with night Bighorn on Way Bach Solumbus noticed migratory land birds Bighorn sheep may be on the way back hunting. on October 7, 1492, changed his route in Texas. Information has come from the The licenses were suspended on 18 somewhat to follow their course, and on Black Gap Wildlife Management Area violations, and some of them paid fines Oct. 12, landed at a small island which in West Texas that two spring lambs amounting to $200. he named Pan Salvador. Without this have been observed in toe bighorn sheep A fishing license is required of all perchange of course, he likely would have holding pasture on the area. This brings nrlS 17 and 65 who fish outhit Florida, where the natives would the total of sheep population in the side C:e.ir home county or who fish with have been hostile. rod and reel or other winding deVice any Black Gap Area to 13 head. ( This pasture covers approximately place in the state. The price is $2.15 for "Hello, old fellow, had any Illets hunt- 600 acres, and encloses the bighorn sheep either resident or non-resident. obtained from the Kof a Range in AriRedlegged Partridges "I should say I did! I shot 13 ducks to- zona.

Some 400 French re.dlegged partridges Another ewe is in hiding, and it is pasJay!" sible that she will come out with an- have been released in the prairie grass "Were they wild?" and meadows of Lamar County in recent `Well -- no, not exactly; — but the other lamb in the near future.

The mountains on the Black Gap Area weeks, according to W. J. Outbirth, Jr. farmer who owned them, was!"

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Wednesday, May 2, 196 assistant executive secretary of the Game and Fish Commission.

This is a European import, native to Firance, and the birds have been succesfully transplanted to England, Brood stock -was , ebtaMed from England about four years ago, through the co-operation and r emmendation of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife of the U. S. Fi,sh and Wildlife Service.

The purposes of the releases is to make a study- of the exotic game bird, to determine if it is adoptable to the Te3as environment, and if it will be a suitable game bird. The release site in Lamar County was selected because conditions appear to be similar to the native habitat in France and England. To date, approximately 700 have been released in the study area.

The redlegged partridge is from three to four times the weight of the bobwhite quail. They are reported to eat a considerable amount of green foods, and because of their preference for more open range with a minimum of escape cover, they are not likely to compete directly with bobwhites for available food.

A check of the banded birds shows that to date they have remained within dy area. A limited number of redbeing raised at to Tyler game Jogs bird for this study, and none of them will be available for general release until such time as the study has accomplished its purpose, ( ) • Z,

VESTN1K—WEST, TEXAS No less important, certainly, is the variety of by-products which scientific and technical research on space problems has already provided. The need to reduce the size and weight of instruments in satellites, has made possible developement of radio receivers no larger than a cube of st , n For the housewife, the latest pots and pens are made from Pyroceram, nro: ,. .rial 'originally devised to render heat-rcsi ant the nose cones of rockets. Pyroceiam can be taken out of a freezer and immediately put in the hettest flame without damage.

People with certain cardiac defects can now wear a rhythm-control d•:,:yice to keep their hearts functioning while they go on living normally. The heart stimulator, miniaturized by space scientists, is powered by tiny mercury batteries which can be sewn into the heart patient's body. Difercury-powered batteries, similar to those used in satellites, have also been adapted to other medical devices such as an artificial larynx, so that people can now speak who would otherwise be mute. l\ioreover, continuous studies of astronauts to measure heart action, brain waves, blood pressure, breathing rate, etc., have led to the development of miniature instruments which can be attached to a person in the hospital, so that he can be "watched" by remote control. The moment a patient's condition changes, it can be instantly recorded, and a warning flashed.

The possible uses of space research byproducts by industry and business ap pear to boo limitless. Space activities have created new materials metals, allolfs, !fabrics, compounds already .beingproduced commercially. Many of the fabel In -fit to us in our ricated items will be valuable whenever all ieur rackets and space long life, great strength, or resistance to high temperatures and radiation are esOne at the best answers to questions of sential. this kind was given by the great 19th New types of glass, for example, have century English physicist Michael Faraday. When asked• what good' it was to been 'adapted to filter intense light auhave made one of his classic discoveries to,uatically. New plastics emerging from in electromagnetism, he asked in turn: experiments in a space vacuum and in "What cod is a baby?" Now, as then, it extremely low temperatures will give inoften takes time for new knowledge to dustry highly durable, unbreakable proddevelop and become useful after its con- ucts for diverse purposes. ception and birth.

"Perhaps the greatest economic treasExperiments with rockets and man- ure is the advanced technology required made satellites are still in their infancy, for more and more difficult space misbut already the space scientists and rills- sions," said Fl. L. Dryden, deputy chief silemen have demonstrated uses which of the National Aeronautics and Space istration (NASA). "This new will be of the greatest benefit to all mankind. Satellites placed in orbit by the technology is advancing at a meteoric United 1States will .be useful for world- rate."

0( ° wide communications, for global teleAn ideal vacation spot is a place where viSion, for q uick and accurate navigation and for much improved weather under- you can't remember what you came to forget. standing and prediction.

Stana 23 ABOUT DIABETICS There are about 1,500,000 known diabetics in the United States. It is estimated that an almost equal number have the disease but don't know it, and that more than 5,000,000 other people living torn will develop diabetes in the futc 7'T o one knows exactly what causes ciLbetes, but heredity is undoubtedly a strong factor. The disease can strike anyone at any age, but it is most likely to strike those who are overweight, or who are past 40 years "of age — especially women over 40, Insulin injections or oral medicines, proper diet and excereise can usually prevent diabetic coma and may postpone the degenerative side-effects of the disease. But so far, no way has been found to wholly eliminate these side effects, which are now the most important factor in the longevity and insurability of diabetics.

Diabetes still has a tendencey to speed up the normal procesS of hardening of the arteries and can lead to heart disease, cerebral hemorrhage, kidney trouble , gangrene and failing eyesight. ) • -4 (

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DOROTHY TORRANCE CABANISS IS SEEKING A SECOND TERM AS McLENNAN COUNTY TREASURER Mrs. Cabaniss, a native of McLennan County, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Torrance. She is married to John Cabaniss and they have two sons. She is a graduate of Waco High School.

"During my first term as County Treasurer I have been responsible for the receiving and disbursements of McLennan County funds; I have been responsible for the proper handling and liquidation of the bonded indebtedness of this County; and have been res p onsible for the purchase of government bonds and certificate of deposit investments made by the County. During my first term as County Treasurer I have kept accurate and complete bookkeeping records of all receipts and disbursements made by McLennan County.

"I am seeking my second term as County Treasurer on my record of efficiency and service in this office during my first term. In asking for the vote of the people of McLennan County I submit to each one the sincere pledge that, if re-elected, the duties of the office of County Treasurer will continue to be executed in the same economical and efficient manner.

"As the duties of office have kept me busy I have been unable to contact all of the citizens of McLennan County, To those of you I could not contact — to those of you I did contact I earnestly solicit your vote for Dorothy Torrance Cabaniss for County Treasurer on May 5th."

(Pd. Political Adv.)

CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Dear Friends, Judge W. T. McDonald of the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin, said he s running for Attorney General on the basis of his past experience as a lawyer and judge.

"I feel the people of Texas should be just as careful in selcting an attorney general as they would if they personally had pending litigation and were selecting a personal attorney. I believe that most p eople would employ the most experienced attorney available," the Judge said.

Judge McDonald is a member of our Lodge No. 39 in Bryan and has been for over 20 years.

He said 26 of his 50 years have been spent in the legal profession. He practiced general civil and criminal law in Bryan for 19 years, with the exception of time spent in the legislature and in the Army :during World War IL McDonald served eight years in the legislature as a State Representative, was City Judge and City Attorney in Bryan and District Judge for . 6 years before taking the Criminal Appeals Court bench last year. McDonald stated that his election as Attorney General would not necessitate a special election as the Governor would appoint his successor until the next general election.

"I have 11 years mora experience than the next man, and I am the only candidate with judicial experience," he pointed out.

He is a graduate of Texas A. and M. College and also holds a Master's degree from A. and M. and a law degree from the Law School of the University of Texas. McDonald is a former President of the Brazos County Bar Association, and was a director of the State Bar or Texas for three years.

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Wednesday, May 2, 1962 ELECTION DAY AND LIQUOR LAW Again at this time of the year, when two days are of special importance to the people in the beer business has arrived. These ,days are the general p rimary election day and the run-off primary election days.

According to Article 3102 of the Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas, the general primary election day shall be on the first Saturday of May and the second or run-off primary election day shall be on the, first Saturday of June.

This year these dates will fall on May 5 and June 2.

Section 25 of Article I of the Texas Liquor Control Act states it shall be unlawful for any person to sell or deliver any liquor on any general primary or general election day between the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 8 p.m.

Section 10 of Article II of hte Texas Liquor Control Act states that it shall be unlawful for any person to make sale of beer anywhere in this state on the day of any general primary election or general election held in this state between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. of the day; provided, however, that the holder of a manufacturer's license or distributor's license may make deliveries at wholesale during such hours to bona fide holders of license or permits to sell beer, but shall not make any sales or deliveries to any other person.

Section 19 Paragraph 23 of Article II states it shall be unlawful for a licensee to deliver or consume or permit the consumption of any alcoholic beverage on the licensed premises on the day of any general primary election or general election held in this state between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. So keep these two days in mind.

It is a violation of the Texas Liquor Control Act for any person to consume an alcoholic beverage in a public place on Sunday, between the hourst of 1:15 a.m. and 1 p.m. So keep these hours in mind when Planning picnics and socaTals 07, • YOUR AMAZING BRAIN If you are average, your brain weighs between 31/2 and 4 pounds, uses up onefourth of the {oxygen your body consumes, and needs only two extra calaries to perform an hour's worth of tough concentration. Curiously, the brain of a man weighs more than the brain of a woman and as a person grows older, his brain loses weight.

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'IA ORO GOVERNOR To help the economy of small communities of TexaS, Don Yarborough ;p ledges to raise old age pensions, to repeal the general sales tax by taxing out-of-state corporations instead, and to help small businesses through his rural development program. Help make Texas First in personal income and job opportunities.

Dear Friends, It 'has been my pleasure in recent weeks to campaign personally with many of you, seeking your advice, your support and your vote in behalf of my candidacy for County Judge of Hill County.

I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation for the and support voiced in behalf of my candidacy the brief visits. there are many who I have failed to contact, I am striving daily to see each of you before election day on May 5.

If I fail to see you, please accept this as my personal appeal for your support and friendship. I assure you, that as County Judge of Hill County, I will welcome your advice and will strive to work with you for the best interest of all citizens in our county.

Thank you again for the kind reception given me and my family in this campaign for County Judge.

Respectfully, Yours,

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JOHN CONNALLY John Connally, candidate for Governor is one of the most distinguished young Texans of our time. He is a native son who has achieved national prominence for his accomplishments in private and public life.

Connally was born on a farm near Floresville in 1917, one of seven children of J. B. and Lela Wright Connally, wellknown South Texas pioneers, He attended public schools in Floresville and San Antonio, and worked his way through the University of Texas, where he earned his law degree and was president of the student body.

Before Pearl Harbor he volunteered for active duty with the Navy, and won heroic combat decorations, including the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit awards.

President John F. Kennedy appointed John Connally Secretary of the Navy, the position he resigned when he announced for Governor of Texas. As former Secretary of the Navy he is a proven administrator. During his service to the

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President, in which he was directly reMASURES TO AID JOGLESS sponsible for 1.2 million men and a budYOUTH URGED From the U. S. Dept. of Labor get of $15 billion, he ,gained widespread respect from the nation's press and leadThe continued high rate of unemers of government. ployment among young people today is isolating them "not only from opporJohn Connally is a dedicated Texas tunity but also from the economic trends citizen who loves his state and feels im- that mean improvement in the lot of pelled to put Texas first in education, others," Secretary of Labor said in an industry and good government. Texas address in Chicago recently. needs more payroll. Industry produces "Nothing short of a major national efpayrolls, and labor and industry working together under strong leadership can fort is going to dislodge them from that make Texas first in a strong economy. tragic rut," he told over 1,000 delegates to the 1962 convention of the American Texas needs to be lead by a Governor Personnel and Guidance Association. who has the ability to work with people Labor Department figures showing in every walk of life and who knows how that nearly 1 million young people are to attract to this State a part of the in- out of school and jobless. The youth dustrial life of the nation. The states of unemployment problem is most serious California and Florida and several others among 'high school dropouts, who are have been built on this foundation of facing decreased opportunities for unleadership. skilled and semiskilled work.

John Connally stands for progress. He Training for youth aged 16 to 22 will is a dynamic leader. He has excelled in be provided under the new Manpower every position that has been entrusted Development and Training Act. However to him since he graduated from the Uni- the Secretary stressed the need for adversity of Texas. The people with whom ditional legislation. A youth employment he was reared are solidly behind him in opportunities bill proposed by the Adhis race for Governor of the state. ministration is now before Congress. The John Connally stands for a progressive bill calls for the establishment of the legislative program that will be fair to all Youth Convention Corps and the pilot the people of Texas. He believes in ade- public service employment program. quate salaries for school teachers, ade- "The passage of this bill, which is still in quate pay for workmen, a fair and just doubt, is greatly needed," the Secretary social security, and an old age assistance said. "The bill is a basic part of the total program. He believes that the cost of effort that must be mounted by Ameristate government can be reduced millions cans to help not only the present situof dollars by the proper administration ation but the youth employment probof the affairs of our state. lems facing us for at least the next 10.

Vote for John Connally for Governor years." )* and give Texas a new opportunity to ®( take its place among the other fast"It must be kind of difficult to eat growing states of our nation. soup with a mustache."

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RE-ELECT Judgo Meade F.

Endorsed by the lawyers of Texas in their Bar Poll by a vote of 5,155 to 643. The lawyers in Judge Griffin's home county of Hale voted unanimously for him. Lawyers in his opponent's home county of Potter vo 75 to 17 in favor of JLI ∎ Griffin. Ask your attorney who is best qualified to serve on the Supreme Court.

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SAY WHAT YOU MEAN — PERSUASIVELY Nothing is more basic to success in school, business, diplomacy or family life than the ability to communicate, experts agree. Yet millions of us limp through life unable to express clearly what we

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think and feel. The most effective cure for this 'handicap is to get the dictionary habit. Makcing a game out of looking up cords in the una.bijidged dictionary can work wonders in sharpening up your ability to communicate, whether you are a student in high school or college, a businessman, or a homemaker.

A barber surveyed the slick hair of a young man who had just taken a seat in the barber chair. Then be asked: "Do you want it cut or shuld I just change the oil?

The future belongs to thing that can grow, minds especially.

THANKS FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT Winning an election requires a majority vote; however, the confidence, good will, and respect of each citizen is of far greater importance in the successful service of a representative.

My greatest concern is to be worthy of your confidence.

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SPRAVNE VYKONANA POHEEBNI SLUZBA V hodine Zalu zarmouceni naleznete Edward Pace pohtelani lastav pohotovO k sympatickemu vylizeni nezbytnYch jednotlivosti a k vypraveni dojemneho pohtbu.

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Money can't bring hrppiness, but it sure helps you look for it iu interesting places.

COMMON COLD IS $5 BILLION THIEF Whenever you talk, you spread cold germs eight feet; when you cough, 12 feet; sneeze, 20 feet. This is how colds spread, no wonder this disease steals more time and money than any other!

Absenteeism, medical bills production losses set the country back $5 billion a year.

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Apply to either Tim Kostom, Ernest J. Hanka or John Kahanek, Jr., 1140 Robbie St., Houston 0, Texas. Lodge Pokrok (dzc) Houston, No. 88,

Hints For 1962 Tax Returns Here's a sure way not to owe Uncle Sam money every year, even though your wages and salary are subject to income tax withholding.

Prompt action before 1962 gets too far underway will solve your tax problem for next year, according to advice given today by Walter H. Hill, Administrative Officer, Internal Revenue Service, Waco.

"Get a written agreement between you and your employer authorizing an income tax deduction every pay day for a sum to equal your estimated tax lability," the IRS representative advised.

Two classes cif taxpayers are more susceptible to greater tax liabilities than amounts withheld. (a) Taxpayers with incomes not subject to withholding, sush as dividends, interest, and such. (b) Taxpayers whose incomes are great enough to be taxed above the lowest tax bracket.

Group 13" includes single taxpayers with incomes over $2,890, married couples, minus dependents, with incomes over $5,780, and married couples with two dependents and incomes more than $7,110, who claim the full number of exemptions to which they are entitled.

Federal income tax questions can be answered by seeing a tax practitioner or by telephoning Internal Revenue Service.

Not all wives are the same — a few are content, agreeable and reasonable.

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* To Simplify the General Sales Tax. * To Correct the Auto Insurance Plan.

• To Assure Economical Government Without Waste.

• To Regulate the Loan Sharks.

• To Help Texas Grow and l'losper.

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WILL HELP PUT TEXAS BACK ON TOP! With his ability, vision and determination, he will restore strong decisive leadership to the Governor's office.

— John Connally will fight for a constitutional amendment to prohibit any governor from serving more than two successive two-year terms .. . starting with HIS administration.

— John Connally will work to make Texas FIRST in education . . . First in industrialization . . . FIRST in opportunity for all citizens . . . FIRST in good economy.

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