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Sjezd Ceskoslovenske narodni rady americke ye dnech 28. a 29. dubna v Chicago, Ill. byl vyjatirenim vlasteneckS,ch' cite Amerieand eeskoslovenskeho ptivodu a proj evem jejich dtivery v tuto starokrajskou organisacic kterd se zrodila za prvni svetove valky z. nejvrelejSlich tuZeb a lasky krajand ke stare vlasti a ktera zUstala verna dodnes svemii predsevzeti — pracovat k osvobozeni Ceskoslovenska.

Sjezd byl zahajen v sobotu rano v loZove 6 SA v Ciceru a predsedou sjezdu zvolen bratr James Krakora, gen. tajemnik aSA; predseda CSNRA bratr Andrej ValuSek, po svena opoZdenem prijezdu z New Yorku, byl pak zvolen prvnim mistopredsedou sjezdu; daPPmi mistopredsedy byli bratr Bretislav Vanek, predseda chicagske oblasti a bratr Jan Skienak z Detroit, Mich.

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ericke drZovat nadeji Ceskoslovenskeho lidu ve svobodne aeskoslovensko.

V nedeli r: bylo zvoleni novi SlovenskYna reenikem byl Dr. Jan Pa112, dva roe y: na diad predsedy panek, jehoZ rozbor svetovVch uclalosti jednohlasne Vlasta. Vrazova; na &ad 1. se stal tradici sjezdu CSNRA, Zminil se opredsery bratr Adolf CiernY, 2. mi- kratce teZ o praci American Fundu for Czechoslovak Refugees, kterY loriskoho sto i edsedy Vratislav Bukk, 3. mitso- roku ziskal $63,000 pro 3,005 uprchlikd pi Osc. dy Mikular FerjenCik; za tajemni- v Evrope. Z techto penez jenom 10 proci znovuzvolena sestra Emilie Welclova cent je z kruhti krajanskYch a exiloa za nokladnika bratr Bretisla y Vanek. vYch, vSe ostatni ziskana ad americkYch Predsednietvo ye slo2eni ztistava aZ na a mezinarodnich instituci. Dr. Papanek male zmeny stejne; novi elenave jsou. mluvil teZ a yYznamu CSNRA v tomto Karel Rausch, Alois Salamoun a Josef boji za svobodu a tak jako dr. Zvetina Jakl. povzbuzoval nas, abychom v praci nikdy udalasti sjezdu byl sla y neustali.

Je zapotrebi pravil: -ncstioh(vre.Emhasy,vSAbu1. u!drzovat narodni vedomi a-mericdove v t. icero, 111.. Dostavili se zastupci odboCek Narodni Rady, spolupracujicich kYch obeanti, ptivodem z hzemi piedmnichovske aeskoslovenske republiky. a elenskYch) organisaci.

Dokoneeni na strane 4 Slavnostnirn reenikcm anglickYm Z New York prijeli eetne delegati: bratr Dr. J. Zvetina, kterelia predstavil Sjezdove jednani bylo v pratelskern Dr. Front` Schwarbenberg. Dr. Zvetina, duchu a celY sjezd tnel pracovni raz. pravnik a odbornik konstitueniho prava; Cile CSNRA jsou nejlepe vyjadreny re vyznamenam radem predvaleene Jugosoluci politickeho vYborti, jeho2 predse- slavia za svou kulturni einnost, je da y dou je. bratr Frant. Schwarzenberg a yStivil ne--nYmritel s.narodN , adava nom, smernici Rady. "Pozdrav do- kolikrate Prahu, kdyZ byl hostujicim proSlavnostni eislo Vestniku k oslave namovu" ze sjezdu byl vysilan do fesorem na universitach v Zagrabu, Lubl- se ho 65 ti leti vyjde prVniho eervenee Radio. Free Europe z New YOrkli, ' a Dubrovniku. Vzpominal na kras- a bude v6movano, pokead me no vYhrada Voice of America z Washingtonu. Do- not s pochopenim Lcil tragickY ni".. nairn zatKiadatelflim a, dejinam pCipis presidentu Spoj. state byl odhlaso- osud ees-• ov.mska za Mnichoya a Yal- vodnich 25 radii. -® Komu moano laskavan a yYzva telegraficky do Bilebo do- ty, Zna ci a vYznam CSNRA jiZ za y e prispejte piivodni historil deiin to mu. Ke krajaninn je vysilam sjezdem ' valky a cines v jejim boji za, svobodu. 'dere osady kcie rady nai;'e povataly. pozdrav a yYzva k einnosti.

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Od redakeiniho stolku KaZde poctive snaZeni uznejme a kaZNage poznarnky dou dobrou snahu v na gi Jednote po.dpoMinulY tYden nektere dopisy pro ne.

Jostatek mista jsem byl nucen e,d1oZitE, do tohoto eisla a ,doufam, Ze mi to nase mile dopisovatele prominou. Jest po statnich volbach a vratime se zas do byvaleho chodu. Diky za posboveni.

2ntered as second class mall matter, January 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Congress of August 24, 1922. Send Form 3579 to' 1433 p rome Lodge SPJST, Box 400, Temple, Texas fiftEDNI ORGAN SLOVANSKE PODPORUJICI JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L. 0. HOSEK, Box 135 — West, Texas.

Vydavatele — Publishers CECHOSLOVAK PUB. COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Peed p latne $3.25 — Subscri p tion $3.25 Per Year Zmeny adres zasilaji se do Hlavni Ufadovny Box 400, Temple, Texas Chan g es of address must be sent to Supreme Lodge, Box 400, Temple, Texas Peed p latne a oznamky bud i t62 adresovany na Vestnik, West, Texas Zivoto p is y zemfel$ch Mena se uvefeifluif bezplatn$ The obituaries are printed without charge IILAVR1 LRADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All in Tem p le, Texas, Box 400 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Ta y lor, Texas REDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La, Grange, Texas HENRY N. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 — Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San An g elo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., — Bellaire, Texas ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Corpus Christi, Texas TISKOVY VYBOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 --- Louise, Texas MRS. PRANCES OLEXA 6402 Ta gg art St. — Houston, Texas RUDOLPH TROUBIL cjo S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Taylor, Texas STANOVNt VYBOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. KRENEK, president, Dime Box, Texas PAUL SABLATURA, secretary P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas

rujme. Pamatujme teZ, Ze kdyZ sverujete mnoho zodpovednosti, mnoho aradt, do rukou jednoho, tak jest to •dakazem slabosti v gech ostatnich

Skusme v naSich radech trochu to zodpovecinosti roz,delit mezi ochotne eleDomov a matka jest nej prvnej gi a ny a elenky a uvidite, Ze rnnohe tou nejdalelitej gi gkolou karakteru sveho verou potegite a k dobre praci pro rad ditka. Dobra matka ma moZnost v mno- nadchnete. hem zu glechtiti idusi ditete, vloZiti do srdce jeho cit lidskosti, zakiad vzorneho Marne z toho uprimnou radost, Ze karakteru a vychovati z neho radneho nageho radu aisle 6 se pokou gi zaloZiti elena lidske spoieenosti. peveckY krouZek. Co je tam na Cottonwood zname, tak vim, Ze v to veci buMatky maji vice vlivu na vYchovu di- dou teZ aspe gn.Y. Dobrou snahu by tete neZ otec. Ukolem Zeny jest jeji do- kaZdY mei podporovati, a krlyZ se sestry macnost, kde vladne cell jeji bytost a a bratti easteji schazeji, lepe se poznazralcy cele rodiny na ni spoeivaji. Ma-li vaji a v to spolupraci, v torn snaleni vybYti ten na g domov pravYm domovem niknouti, se na gi Jednote vZdy prospeje. kde nachazime klid, mir a. osveZeni. Na- — Tedy vgem znevaktm a sestram mnoge debre matky o tento pourer maji nej- ho zda •u prejeme a pane se cviete.

• • vetgi zaslulay.

• VYroei zaloleni na gi SPJST se rychle blizi pripadne nam 'no,. den 1. eervence I kdyZ jsme davno domov opustili a 1962. Mame ve skuteenosti pouze lest pa letech se do nej vracime, to najdeme radost a posilneni u sve drahe matieky, tYdnift provest v gechny pripravy v ragi Hlavni aradovbyt' by jiZ sestarla byla, neb materska dech, v tiskarne i v na ne ktera ma sestaviti projev za vegkere laska provazi nas celYm na gim Zivotem i nage elenstvo. kdyZ azkosti a ittrapy nas provazeji.

• e • • Pet a gedesat let je vie jak pal stoleKdyZ Zivot nas zkou gi kdyZ nag e stati, dosti dlouna to doba, ze ano. -- Phrosti se mnoZi, jak uklidni nas navrat Zivot velice domu jake Stesti kdyL mame se kam rozene, Ze se na g dnegni Jednota byla zmenil od to doby co nage vraceti. Jak blaZi nas pak utecha nasi zalolena. — Mnohy z nagich matioky.. (myslim, Ze prevaZna Vagina) ani ne• vi co dalo podnet, Ic Jednota na ge V rorgem nam, kteri jiz matieky nemame, ce 1897 byla zalolend a o tom by se necht' gleclaetna a uprimna vzpomnika na ni nag provazi po celY Zivot. — Kdys melo podrobne pojednat.

• • bylo poznamenano: — "Jake budou naVystridala se za to dlouha leta, cell se domovy a matky takovY bude nag velka rada dosti dobrYch i schopnYch narod.”

Hlavni gi pracovnika v radech i v na • 9 kteri meli dobrou dovne.

— NekterYm, SchopnI pracovnici spolkovi meli by proziravost, east° nebylo porozumeno a vsude i pres doeasne prekaZky stati zirstati na svYch mistech a neanavnou, proto pak do astrani znechucene nam °heti neznajici praci snaZiti se udrZeti odegli, — ovgem Ze k nagi Ak'ocle. einnost radevou pro ten na g dortstajici dorost, pro to na gi Jednotu.

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Nagi v7iejnosti a elenstvu

ATZdy, pied casein i do dnes, nam jde o podporu veci clobre nam v gem spoleene prospe gne a dle svych schopnosti pomaMine nezig tne vgude tarn kde jsme o Dedikace noveho nernoenieniho kridla spolupraci poladane. Neradi snaZime neopravnene vYeitky. — Malokterou ne- pri Domovu Odpoeinku v Taylor, bude se deli mame pro sebe a svoji rodinu volnou konat v nedeli dne 3. Cervna 1962 rlena nage osadni, narodni, t. j. sokolska. i stvo a delegace irada budou vitani.

Padova einnost snad na ge tvrzeni podeSpravee a reditele Domova pre a ospravedlni.

Ve stfedu, dne 16. kvetna 1962 Pfiznejme se, k nebYti raznYch nam gkodlivych, polemik a toho pfetfasani mylnYch nahledii v organe na obdiv kolem stojici vefejnosti, — na ge Jednota mohla dnes bYti o velkY podet dlent v popkedi.

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to nelze oznamovat. Zabere takove oz — Ze ve Weimarske nemocnici se nanamovani mnoho mista a jsme nuceni rodila mankitun Bartoeovkin dcerueka, misto pkenechat zpravam naeich spol- jejich prvni srdeene jiff). blanoprejeme.

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--- 2e y e Flatonske ittulne zem•el — Ze v Hallettsvilske nemocnici na- starieek Torn Vyoral ve staki 86 let. Mel rodil se mankliim Jim Magk'ovYm z kdysi obuvnickou 'dilna v Moulton. PoMnohemu jsme se pfiudili a jiste, texaske Pralty, statnY syneeek a tak zUstale rodine vase upfimna soustrast. zkug enost jest nage nejlepai gkola. Jde- jim blahopfej eme.

• me nyni v dobre shade v pied a vedeni • — Ze manZellIm. Ed Kubeekovkm se nage organisadni, hospodatske i spra y — 2e v Nada zemfel krajan Karel ye Weimarske nemocnici narodil chlagi radosti.

-nidobtepkradujena Kallina. Zanechal zarmoucenou man- peeek minulk tkden. Byl vkele celou ro• dva syny a tici dcery. — Na ge sou- dinou pkivitan a tedy i my srdeene blaNage SPJST neni pouhou pojigt'ujici hank ej eme. spolednosti nYbrZ vedle podparne dinno- strast vgem.

• • sti po leta je dilleeitYm dinitelem narodv Schulenburg se stavi nova a nim a kulturnim. — Dobfe vlme, ce ne-- Ze vosade Wallis bude zas letos bylo ani jednoho yyznamneho podniku adelne vyplanovana po gtovni budova. TeZ pokadan "Ceskk Den" a to dne 10. eer y v deskem a narodnim 2ivote ze nage Jed- poblik mesta na silmici eislo 90 bude po-nasepolkmbdeakrsinponota a fatly nehralk v nem diilditou ii- staven novY most pies keku Navidad. gramem.

• • •• • lohu a na to po 65 letech mtiZeme bYti — 2e kdosi mi poslal vYstfiZek z nohrdi. zciej gi osadnik bratr E. Janek • • vin z Fort Worth v kterem se chvali, se ve Wacoyske nemocnici podrobil opeNestadi abychom nyni ruce slozili v jak v olachode bratra Sid Pokladnika v raci a pkejeme brzke uzdraveni. kiln, nYbri pomahejme v g ude dle mol- Dallas jsou zaltaznici vZtly s asmevem nosti, aby nag e mladd pied kterou jegte ptivitani a at' je tam kdokoliv oni se — Ze otec me manZelky bratr Vaclav lei celY zivot, po Inas nage ilkoly pie- nestydi mluvit s \Tann. &sky a ze jejich Kraft leli face nemocen v nemocnici v masove zbdi je prvotfldni. vzala. — Na zdar.

Baytown. Te gime se nacleji, 2e se o-pet • • 1•A•( uzdravi.

— Ze v Taiton mankle Petr Mertovi A. • oslavili v kruhu syYch pfatel padesate vYrodi jejich stiatku. Pfejeme jim u• pfimne mnoh odal gich let.

PAT OKRSEK • • NAY okrsek bude poicadati jarni schazi — Chci podekovati pfedem v gem tem — Ze na Moravii minulY tYclen Wane milym sestram a prIteltm ktefi mi ob- zaprg elo vae nyni krasne roste. Korna 20. kvetna. jak obyeejne, take bude noeas za glou zpravy a vYstfiZky z doma- pry dosahuje pa kolena ale i travy v gu- faclana volba arednikii. Sehaze se bude konat v sini na Fairchild ye Fort Bend cich novin. — VaZim si jej ich pomoci a de roste hojnost.

County a hostici fad jest fad Needville ujigt'uji je, ze tato rubrika je vyhleda• • vana, vg ude jak jsem seznal. — Zvlagt' — Ze sledna lireitova za Zenicha si eislo 81 BliZei podrobnosti, eas a prochci podekovat pfispivatelinn z Dallas, vyvolila pana Stahu z Hallettsville a o- gram bude v kratkosti oznamen.

Sestra Bessie Franek Novella Tabora, Caldwell, Taylor, Shiner, boum k ceste spoleene Zivotem, blahotajemnice faclu 81 Smithville, El Campo a i faciu na pfej erne.

• Vygehrade. — Pozdrav v gem i jinde. — Red. — 2e pry letos pa tech drsnYch mra• • zech mnoho ovoce asi nebude a na nagi — Ze je to at kit padivu jak mnoho farme asi ze ani pekana letos nebude.

2e divadelni pkedstaveni v Houston • lidu nemelo zapravenou svaji hlavovou Kvetu jest videti jen velice mato kde, bade sehrano v nedeli u fadu Oslo 88 dm). (Poll tax) a proto nemohli se voleb a tak pani kluci z Fort Worth a Dallas dne 27. kvetna o 3:30 odpoledne. Jest to zadastnit a zastali doma. Oasto se sta- ,nebudou mit velike 'the. opereta va, ze na ledajakou zbyteenou vec vyda• • "Krajanku vrat' se" me tech $1.75 a na sve volebni pram) tak — Ze po tech volbach jsme si zde v Laskave si poveimnete oznamky v tornnemistne zapomeneme. tiskarne skuteene pohoveli. Pfestali ty to disle.

• 14 • navgtevy a to "slibovani" co v ge bude — Ze v Angleton byla pekna, svatba opraveno. — No uvidime jak nove kogte Naslednik angliekeho triinu bode na y sledny Grace Buchtove s panem John mete. gtevoval gkolo kterou nav gtevoval i jeho • • Graham Courtney. — Pfejeme jim gteotec. — Newbury, Anglie. 13-letk nessti.

— Ze pki Taft zerafel po teZkem zra- lednik britskeho tranu print Charles se • • neni krajan Petr Elzner star 37 let. rozlotteil na zaeatku dubna se svkmi — Ze sleena Andka Pe gkova z Wied Marne se namahati v nemocnici mu po- spolu2. 5.ky z poslednich pet! let v pki• si vyvolila pana Martina Kuenstrela z moci. — Nage soustrast pozastale ro- pravne 'ekole v Cheamu blizkof Newbury.

Yoakum za 2enicha. Ona je e getfovatel- dine.

Nastoupi v kvetnu ueeni v skotske sou• • kou v Memorial nemocnici v Yoakum a krome ‘ekole Gordonstoun, kterou absonage blahopfani jim oboum.

— Ze mankle Geo. Janakovi z Hou- loyal jeho otec vevoda z Edinburghu.

• • ston se raduji s rodinneho nadeleni, • • — Ze ze vgech stran jsou nam hlageni male dceru gky. Pfej eme jim vgem, aby V Brne se sta y! nove divadlo, ktere "Picnics" a nezlobte se, ze je zde nam jim dcerugla rostla jen k radosti. ma bYt dostaveno v roce 1964.

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„.o Okrsku Infornamt krajanskou verejnost o °leen naSeho boje za svobodu a lino Rinto boji; o tent() boj jednotlivee i tee, dosud do naN oy. ft s organisucemi eth'diekYrni a exulantskYmi, obdenne eile jako CSNRA; ..J.t a oviivnovat amerieku4 . psi obi amerieke vladni einitele v sl]ora uvedenYeh zasaci.

Sjezd konell vnedbli oopoledne, nae,e2, i odjeli spoleeno na. OeskY ' Nar- aby vzdali posledni poetu zesfullemu predsedovi bratru ktery zemrel v St. Pev eervnu 1960 a jehoZ popel v Masarykove mausoleu. V jeho painatku Rev. Jar. Pepritel z druhe sVetove val, apanek a za OSNRA, Vlasta 1

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dt.i `ojne zakoneeni yyznamkterY svou vysokou It jednani stal se zdrodly v p pro Trent vSech iikoocM.1 ruady V pritomnosti i v (lobe ova, zprava Nar. Ro,dy Amerieke. " Thmmenice

divadelm skrrprrry asyl. v HAM informaorii elanek "TUe z 16 dubna oznamila • Ze Zelenkova, ktera ko tjurnoeniee divadelni skupiny universitni divadelni v Panne v Italii, poladala o )rtickeho asylu. — FEC. T5 V )

admiralovi do Bonnu z ty" to Spojenemeekeho jral K. A. Zenker.

Pi1vez1 si 'Ysok:<:7 ameriekY rad egion Of IN/1,! .it" velitelske tidy, ktery 111 fu optijeil president USA Kennedy. lake "zasluhy"? C3 tomto hitleviceadmiralovi, ktery take prabu velitele 11.am.orn1 skupiny je zna.mo, Ze rnl za, druhe svevelke "zasluhy" o pripravu no prepadeni Danska, Norska a 4:a. V zapadnim Nemecku vye jako v.VbojnY nacista a raj. neliZ verejne "odsoudil" rozsudky ;ckehe norimbe • skeho tribunalu.

San Antonio, Texas Sestry a bratri, jako lout tak i letos jsme se rozjeli troehu volnYm tempera, avSak pit porovnani vYsledkti s ohledern nor letoS"ni znitene zvYSenou kvotu vykonali jsme dobrou praci. Celkov-Y vYsledek do konce dubna vypada takto: 1. Frank C. Sacks' — — $25,000.00 2. L. F. Pustejovsky — $ 8,000.00 3. E. J. GaycleS — $ 7,000.00 4. Louis S. Eltik — — — $ 6,000.00 5. Roy HranickY —— $ 4,000.00 6. Chas. Holasek — $ 3,000.00 — 7. Henry R. Sralla — $ 3,000.00 8. Harie Blanarova — — $2,000.00 9. John IlranickY — — — $ 2,000.00 10. John StaSa $ 2,000.00 —— 11. Clifton Trliea — — — $ 1,000.00 12. Tillie Valeharova — — $ 1,000.00 13. Melba. Novosadova — — $ 500.00 Bratr Frank C. Sacks' to vzal letos opra yclu vaZne, jeho velika snaha je vic net poteSujici. Uprimne gratuluji k dosaZenenau vYsledku a dekuji, Franku.

Pral bych si, abys tak pokrakoval a uplatnil se na Cestnem miste mezi nakmi nejlepSimi organisatory v Texasu.

Ro line2 tak mile prekvapili bratri L. F. PustejovskY, E. J. Gaydo'S, Louis S. Elsik a Roy HraniekY, nasi organisatori. Blahopreji a marn radost, to jste se dostali tak vysoko na Zebrieku. Doufain pevne, Zo vyvinete jete vetk abyste svoji posiej udrteli, panevadZ, jak vite, mate za sebou velmi vaZne soupere.

Jak jsem se dovedel, nekteri organisatoti eekaji s upisovanim novYch Mentz at do souteZe, ktera, v sedmem okrsku zaene 1. eel:ma a potrva aZ do konce srpna 1962. Sestry a bratti, je to mimoradna prilelitost k -uplatneni vSech znalest a zkuknosti kaZdelao z vas, k posilent vaSich radii a k prispeni ke vzriistu nail SPJST. Spoleham, ore vSichni organisatori okrsku vyvinou svoji Cinnost, abycho dohnali v 'dem jsme pozeadu a aby letoSni rok, kdy naSe mild Jednota, oslavuje 65: TYroei sveho trvani, byl pro nas ()pet ye znameni viterstvi.

Pf:eji v gem mnoho zdaru a mohu-li v neeem vypoinoci, vite dobre, Ze tak milerad ueinim.

S bratrskYin pozdravem Jaroslav Kleprlik, okrskovY organisator

Ve stredu, due 16. kvetna 1962

Malice Wrgiho Vzdelani VaZeni pratele, Matice VySSIho Vzdelani s poteSenim oznamuje, to se zileastnila koncem minuleho rcku schtize poradane "University of Chicago", v souvislosti se zale2enirn stolice "Ceskeho a Slovenskeho jazyka, literatury a kultury" pil "Department of the Slavic Languages, Literature and Culture."

1.Jeelem tohoto oddeleni jest poskytovati studentiun manost venovati se slovanskYm ,jazyktim, umozniti pf•ilditost pro vedeckou praci v oborech slovanskYch jazyku a literatur.

S ohledem na finaneni problemy spojene a timto novYm programem, °bratila se "University of Chicago" na mist' oeskoslcvenske organizace a skupiny se Zadosti o penelitou podporu tohoto noveho oddeleni.

PR teto prilelitosti jednajici mistopredseda pan Jaroslav J. Brousil oznamil pritlOmnYm zastupciim "University of Chicago", to VYbor Matice jest velmi riaaen timto rozhodnutim a VSemoZne se vynasnati podporovati tento dobrY skutek. Z tohoto dtivodu Matice prispevek v eastce $4,000.00 kaZdeho rokti po dobu tit let na deel zaloZ"eni tivedene stolice eeskeho a slovenskeho jazyka.

V.Vbor Matice VySS'iho Vzdelani jest presvedeen, Ze tato nova, stolice u "University of Chicago" znamend vyvrcholeni vSech snah pro pestovani, zvelebovain a vecleekeho badani materske real i kultury naSich predkii. Toto nove oddeleni stane se strediskena a ohniskern pro prohlubovani znalosti CeskoslovenskYch dejin.

Za vYkonnY VYbor Matice Vy'SSIho Vzclelani: Jaroslava B. KoSnerova, pied.

Helena Prochazkova, fieetni Ing. Ladislav Krno, pokladnik Dr. Jan Mieka, tajemnik • a. •

Jeite

Jednou

Vas vkchny kdo2 se stehujete upozorftujeme, 2e zmeny adres dlnZno zasilati ntimo do naSIL Hlavni ittadovny kde se adresat opravuje. — Posilate-li zmeny Af. • a adres do West, musime je zas odesilat — Presidenty Kennedy nrohlasil na do Temple Hlavni ntadovne a mame s sve tiskove konferenci, ze berlinska kri- tim zbyte6nou praci a patovne vSrlohy, se mute znovu propuknout kaZdou mi- Adresa Hlavni ittadovny jest BOX 400 nutu, navzdory jakernusi pritomnemu TEMPLE, TEXAS uvolneni. Dale oznamil, to datum ameriekych nuklearnich zkouiek neni zatim Dekuji yam za pozornost ptedem stanoveno.

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Vyssiho Vzdelani Chicago, prosinec, 1961.

ZenY pratele.

30. eervna 1961 Matice dokoneila paclesaty devatY rok sve einnosti a diky vaai pomoci bylo umcAneno, ye akolnim race 1960 - 6- poskytnouti bezaroene pi jeky 25 studentilm, z toho bylo 7 cleveat a 6 Slovakil. Studovali: 15 vYchovu, 3 inZe•nYrstvi, 2 lekarstvi, 2 obchodni yedy, 1 prava, 1 politicks vedy a 1 knihovnictvi. Poeet studentti od zalo-'2eni Matice dostoupil eisla. 478.

Uvadime nektera dobrozdani o studentech neZ jim byly poskytnuty bezaroene piljoky. "ZaslouZi si tot° pomoci jako vYbornY student i jako dobrY elovek, pilny a praCovitY. Vim, ze nikdy nezapomene, 2e to byla Matice, ktera mu pomohia, kdy mu bylo nejhare." "He is an outstanding Slovak Sokol, outsanding scholastically as well as gymnastically." He is one of our fines young teachers and students. In my confidence in him is supreme, I highly recommend him." "The applicant is studious and interested in securing an education.

Te si a cleancut young man and has good character."

Uvadime tez uznani prate Matice od studenta: "I would like to take this opportunity to thank the council for the help extended me when needed. One of the bright spots in this world is organizations such as yours who are humanitarian in such a practical and prograssive manner." "I wish to take this opportunity to express my deepest thanks to you for your financial help at a moment of great need. Without your concern, my schooling may have been indefinitely delayed or entirely sacrificed. Now that I have received my Master's Degree I shall be forever grateful to you for making this achievement possible. May I wish that such a worthy organization such as your continue to provide R . hope for others as you have done for me".

Do VYkonneho VYboru byli zvoleni: Pani Sonja Beevarova, Jaroslav J. Brousil a Dr. Jan Mieka. Do4dvotnimi Cleny se stall: Oldrich C. Bayna, Berwyn, Ill.; Dr. Lam.bert Huein, Cleveland, o.; Dr. Jan J. Kukral, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Marie Sokol, Riverside, Ill.; Mrs. a. Mrs. Emanuel Semerad, Sr., Berwyn, Ill.; Dr. Victoria.. B. Vactia, Brookfield, Ill., a ze spolka "The Bohemian Woman's Civic Club, Chicago, Ill. VYkonnY VYber Matice Vyaaiho VzdeMai vzdava timto vrele diky vaem podpfn-nYm spolkfun, sokolskYm jednotam

V t STN K - WEST, TEXAS a jinym organisachn, eeskemu i slovenskennt tisku, jako i jednotlivcam, kteii jak slovy tak skutky prispeli k tomu, aby americka, inladeZ es. pilvodu dosahla vysaiho vzdelani. Bezfiroene ptijeky nyni byly zvYkny na, $500.00 na semestr, neb $1,000 na rok. Posilejte dotazy na. tajemnika: Dr. Jan Mieka, 2408 South Oak Park Ave, Berwyn, Illinois.

Za VykonnY VYbor Matice Vyaaiho Vzdelani: Jaroslava B. Koenerova, pied.

Helena Prochazkova, iteetni Ing. Ladislav Krno, pokladnik Dr. Jan Miaka, tajemnik .) • 4► •

DOL ISOVATELt Houston, Texas DivadelnI kroukk Hlahol pri radu 88 Pokrok v Houstone.

Sehraje v nedeli 27. kvetna, 1962 a 3:30 odpoledne v sini Pokrok 88 v Houstone eeskou operetu "Krajanku vrat' se" Divadelni krouZek Hlahol a jeho vedeni dovoluji si timto pozvati pkatele eeskeho divadla na nedeli 27. kvetna o 3:30. o( ) New Ulm, Rt. 1, Texas Bratii a sestry Timto se Vain vaem oznamuje, Le budeme dne 20. kvetna to jest v nedeli zde na Bleiblerville mit od •adu 33 nag vYroeni Fish Fry a jste vaichni active zvani. Prived ite sve pratele. Budeme Vas oeekavat.

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ttad Oslo 92 Fort Worth Opakuji naae oznameni z minuleho tYdne a site One 9. Carina: Nezapomerite na tento den kdy budem mit velkou zabavu pri huclbe Henry Dulak z West, ye prospech naai atulny v Taylor a hlavne tea ye prospech Waal MlkleZe, pro Youth Camp, bliZe Hillsboro jak vyrozumivam.

17. Cer yna: TeZ nezapomente na Father's Day, kdy budem slavit oba svatky najednou: totia Matek i Otca.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Josef Beean, dopisovatel )•4*(

Strana 5 , $5.00 $ek, ra.d Cislo 47 SPJST K u cteni pamatky: Anna Janota Mares, p. a pi. Charles Goerig $5.00 K ucteni pamatky pani Charles Ka$5.00 lenda, rad Cislo 47 SPJST - a Anna Hatla.

- - - $3.00 K ucteni panaltky nianc-Zla a syna --- $2.00 pi. Sophie 1-irad.ecka - K ucteni pamatky Joe Valla p. a pi. Joe Drozda - $3.00 K ucteni namatky manZelky p. F. J. Moravek. $5.00 K ucteni pamatky F. W. Balilsek p. a pi. Ed Holly - - - - $3.00 K ucteni pamatky Charlie Elzner p. a pi. George Kunce $5.00 p. a pi. Fred. BrandeskY -- $10.00 p. a pi,- Tom Vexera - $10.00 Anna Mikuleneak - $5.00 P. a pi. Bob Zvolanek 10.00 N. N. - $2.00 P. a pi. J. Shortner - 2.00 Do kuchyne nam prispel jitrniekami na..a• director Sid Pokladnik.

Pani J. R. Bartek nam zaslala kvilty.

Vaem naaim alechetnYin clarchn patri naae vrele diky.

Ta naae dedikace se bliZl a v brzku paalem Upiny program na ten den, tak nezapomerite na to.

Vase navateva nas tady. v Domove velmi poteai. Opravuji oznameni v anglicke easti v poslednim Cisle Vestniku. Bade to obed v den dedikace a ne veeere.

Ostatne sledujte oznameni v dalaich eislech Vestniku.

S bratrskYm pozdravem zUstavam jako vhly Vaa • Rudolph Troubil

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Oznameni elenfirn iddu 66 Waco, Zveme Vas vaechny abyste se laskave sneastnili naai priati schtize dne 20. kvena presne o pill treti hotline ocIpoledn.e Te 'a se bude o tom rokovat, zda nutno premenit schtizi v eervna. BYva obyeejne treti nedeli ale tentokrate je to teZ Den °toil. - Naae elenky jsou Mdane aby laskave pkinesly Cost jidla na yeeeki. pro sve rodiny a pro sve pozva•ne hasty. - Zabavni vYbor pro nas chysta velice• zajirnavY program pro den matek a otcil hned po schtizi ktera, bade kratka.

Naa Youth Club bade •konat svoji schazi hned pa naafi. Tak yes budeme Taylor, Texas vCechny oeekavat. Sestersky pozdrav Mile sestry a bratri! vaem Kvituji zde clary pro nas Domov OdRfezena Parma taj. r. 66 )•m 0 ( poeinku a sloe: K ucteni pamatky Anna Kolar Cottonwood fad Cislo 6 West Rad Cislo 36 SPJST - $5.00 Bratri a sestry, K ucteni pamatky Anna Honza a Ve schfizi ktera se konala 6. kvetna Joe M. Trojaeek, p. Chas. Honza $10.00 byla dolt dobra. navateva. • K ucteni pamatky Charles Ondra, Vaichni firednici byli pritomni, a poi

Domova Odpoelinku

Strana 6 vzdani cti Americke vlajce kterou brednes1 malt' Blake Straten, predseda R. Voleik schtizi zahajil, Protokol byl Prijat jak eten a ten eteny jmena novych Menu do detskeho oclboru a to Ricky D. Smith, Mary K. Hayes a Richard W, VYbiral.

Bratr predseda pripominal elentim by byly napomocni v soutai dostavanim novYch o nekom kdo by potreboval pojiSteni at' ho poSiou za naSimi organizatory to jsou bratr John KriZan, Raymond Voleik a Rudolph KriZan. Dale byla ,clekovano bratrran a sestram jeZ eistily naSi sin a Maly nejake spravky na ni. Nase sin neni velka ani nejm_odernejSi ale je jako eistY a utulnY domov a, kahlY tam red chodio Tak Vy bratti W. Mikeska, Robert Dobeeka, Joe Sumbera, Fred. Monthie, Jerome Kaska a John Krilan a sestry . La Verne Mikeska, Hattie Kaska, Lidia Dobecka, Martha Monthie a Ruth KriZan jeSle jedn.ou dekujem, Ze se o sin tak starate a drZite ji eistou.

TeZ bylo jednano skrze naS" vyrocni picnic a navrh dan bratrem W, Mikeskou a podporovan by se poreclal nekdy koncem eervence podrobnejSi datum bude udan pozdeji. Tito bratri byli jmenovani na vYbor pro obsazovani veci a to jsou Jerome Kaska, James Pa ylieek a Robert Dobeeka a ostatni vYbory budou jmenovany v eer ynove schtizi tak se bratri a sestry dostavte v hojnem poeta budeme potrebovat pomoc pri plcniku. Cervnova schtize bude etvrtletni a to zaene y e 4 hodiny odpoledne pak bude barbecue yeeere maso da red a Vy sestrieky bud'te zas tak dobre a doneste co se hodi k barbecue peeeiai a te2 pe• divo ke kave. Po vederi bude tanec kdo bude hrat jeSte nevim o to se postard zabavni vYbor.

Sestra Ruth Krilan, vedouci mlede2e ten oznamila Ze ditky kteri se chti podilet v talentove souteli na den mlacleZe v Ennis by se u ni Pak bratr predseda schtizi skoneil mlacle2 Sla hrat ball i nektere sestry a bratri. Nekteri bratri a sestry se ueily eeskYm zpevtim a ja mem nacleji Ze jim to ptijcle. Pak jsme vSichni nieli svadinu diky dobrYm sestram oni vkly donesou tech dobrot ze vSem . chutna. KaZdy se dobre baill a rozcliazeli se uZ slunce bylo zapadle.

JeSte chci pripomenout timto braUntil rybernin Walter Mikeska, Joe Sumbera a Eddie Kabala kdy2 budete tahat zas tak velkou rybu ktera vaZi. 45 liber oprete se jeclen o clruheho aby zas jste nekterY nezakopnul a nemel modrY palee a ncbo aby to ryba 'nektereho, z Vas

VASTNIK—WEST,TE

Ve sttedu, dne 16, kvetna 1962

nestahla do vody. Tak dejte pozor chcem zakony o obeanskYch pravech z roku Vas videt v priSti schuzi cele.

1957 a roku 1960 zpinomocnuji krome Na shledanou toho Federalni komisi, aby vyktrila a Marie Janecka, dopisovatelka. upozornila federalni soudy na pripady, v nich2 bylo americkYin obeantim odePodekoveni rtai SFJST pieno hlasovaci nebo jine o.beanske praEast Bernard, Texas y° pro jejich rasa, nabolenstvi nebo neTimto chci pod.eko y ati naSi mild Jed- rodostni ptivod. Tato prava zajiSt'uji tak note a odoporueiti ,ii vSem prateltim a vetAi ochranu obeanskYch pra y vkch znamYm. Zapiat' Pan BUIL vSem. i radu priSluSnikti SpojenYch static.

23 za rychle vyplaceni pojistky v obnoOd konce druhe svetove valky udelal su $1000 pa rnem milovanem manZeli americkY dernoch veliky pokrok i na jiFred Fojtikovi. nYch polich. Prilelitosti k nalezeni praJeSte jednou srdeenY dik pasila ce jsou lepSi, jeho prijem per capita se Albina Fojtik a deti. shorn ztrojnasobil.

East Bernard, Rt. 2 Tato a mnoha podobna fakta ukazuji, Ze v odvekem boji za lidska prava a rovne prilelitosti snaZi se vetSina Amerieanti uvesti praksi v souladi se svYmi demokratickYmi idealy. I kdyZ vyteenY cit rovnosti je je"Ste , daleko, prece se kaZdoroene pribliZuje. Segregace a jine formy rasove diskriminace nezmizely tiSe a rychle ye vSech eastech SpojenYch Ve svete, kterY pozorne sledUje vSe, co static, vime v gak, Ze na, konec vymYcese ye SpojenYch statech deje, cla se ode- ny budou, nebot' jejich existence je ve kevati i znaenY zajem o socialni proble- svetle dneSnich tendenci nemyslitelna. ) * my americkeho naroda,. Jednim z hlavnich je otazka, rasove diskriminace.

Bezpeenostni 6patienii v eSSR a na Americana, kteri prodlevaji na.vSteVou hranicich v zahraniei, musi obyeeine situaci vysvePodle soukromYch informaci byla beztlovati. Lida, kteri koresponduji s pre- peenostnio opatreni v deskoslovensku ye tell v cizine, nachdzeji obeas otazky o srovnani s predchozimi lety zmirnena. diskriminaci v clopisech Je velmi &alai- Cenzura dopisic je pry rah/10M a atady aby takova vysvetieni a takove se chovaji shovivaveji i k nekterYm propovedi byli dobre, t. j. aby byly opravdu jevilm nespokojenosti a pracoviStich. spravne a objektivni. Snad by se mohlo Lido' jsou nadale velmi opatrni, ale netici o veal new podobneho: vynechaji jedinou prilelitost k projevinn Predne je treba si uvedomiti, ze raso- praveho smYSleni tam, kde maji pocit, Ze va rovnost je zekladni smornici Spoje- jim ,nehrozi bezprostredni nebezpeei. nycla static, Amerika je vSak velika, ze- Jednim z takovYch pripadti byl nedavnY me s mnoha stety, z nichZ ka'2,,d,y ma hokejovY zapas mezi 6SSIZ SSSR, ktejista vyhra2i,end mu prava; je to name s rY skoneil viterstvirn„ es. muZstva. mnoha rttznYini obyeeji a nazory. Velke utk-ani doSlo k takovYm projevam symzmeny vyZacluji eas. Rasova diskrimina- path k domachn hrdettm aZ to bylo poce mizi z americkeho 2r ivota pornalu, side, radatelstvu neprijemne. Na druhe , strand ale nezadrZitelne, mizi zasahem novYch ukazovali diveci svuj odpor k sovetskYrn za,konti, vYchovou narocla a dobrou vuli hokejistam podle 4nformatora zptsobem pthno "velezradnYm". jednotlivcti.

Bezpeenostni opatreni na hranicich AriterickY dernoch pribliZuje se kaljsou i nadale velmi prisna. Opevneni se clorodne c per krilekti k rasove rovnosti.

CernoSi jsou voleni do kongresu, Zasta, neustele zdokonaluje. Minova pole, dre.ty s elektrickYm na.petim, hlidky se psy vaji mista soudon a vysokYch a Mid podobna opatreni pry dosud exie vYk:onnem oddeleni vlady, Dopracey vaNaji se itspechu v obehodnint; zaba y stuji. Na hranicich jsou dye zakazane, -nimsportvnime.Vynikaj o, pasmo; prvni zadina asi 20 km od hralido' vySSiho povolani i jako , eirkevni hod- nic, druhe asi 2 aZ 5km Do prvniho pasma je pristup povolen na propustku. nostati.

Druhe basin() je civilnimu obyvatelstvu NejvySSI scud SpojenYch staottI potvr- Upine zakalamo. dil eetnYmi s yYmi rozhodnutimi z posledPasove prohlidku a prohlidky zavadoby rovnopravnost eel:noel:1u ve sho- zoAel byly v posledni doh& zmirneny. Do de s americkou Ustavou, Rozhodnuti ty- 1. bfezna mely bYt vymeneny es. pasy kala se takovYch veci, jako je rasova se- za nove. Zajimave je, Ze pry i deskoslogregace ye verejnem Skolstvi, v autobu- vensko-sovetske hranice jsou velmi prisech, v parcich a na ,jinYch verejnYch me streZeny. Mend hlidana j e hranice mistech, v2ehodnim Nerneckem. FEC

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Z fist vynikajielbo lekare, dr. John R. Sellera, reditele Parnetniho Sloan - Ketterin centru na leebu rakoviny v meste New Yorku, prichazi povzbuzujici zprava, ze bezmala dive z kaZdYch tri osob, stiZenYch ra.kovinou, mohou bYti dues zachraneny, kdyZ lekarska veda pouZije vsech svYcla prostredkti, je2 ma k clisposici.

Dr. Heller, kterY v minulych dnecla. oslovil seminar American Cancer Society v Phoenix, Arizona, miuvit ke syYm legtim :clevrene. Zdfiraznoval, ze vice rakovinou stiZenYch lidi mu& bYt zachra:nem) — ale nebude z nutoha ,dtivodii.

Na prvem miste si to vyZacia nanohem vice odbornYch lekarir, kteri ph prohlidkach ob j evi prvni priznaky tete, zakerne nemoci. Na druhem miste je treba prorazit zed' zdrZenlivosti, falegrie stydlivosti a strachu se strany verejndsti k zajiSteni spOluprace a za treti nYin problemem jest dostat leebu k pacientovi a pacienta k leebe.

Nejdfilelitej:§im Ukolein jest zachytit priznaky rakoviny v prvYch pneateich a potom pouZiti vS'ech nejlepSich prostredkti a leikarskYcla zkuSenosti k leebe. Dr. Seller se 'uclaYlil ke statitsice osob, kteri prelili fispeSnou leebu. nejniene 10 let, aniZ by se jim rakovina vratila. V pripacle Zaludeani rakoviny jedna newyorska klinika zachranila 27 procent pripadti pokroeile nemoci a 35 procent v poeatcich. Jedna ze etyr osob, stiZenYch rakovinu pile jest zachranovana a moZno to z y YSit na, 35 procent, 'coZ, by znamenalo jednu ze tri osob. tspe§na. leeba rakoviny prsu , ciostunuje na nekterYch klinikach aZ 85 procent a dr. Helier veri, ze na podklade pritomnYch znalosti bude moZno zachranit 4 z 5 takto pestiZenYch 'Zen. — KaZda. rakovina jest z 15 proeent yyleeitelna, a mute dosahnout pinYch 100 procent.

V jinern resortu dr. Emil Freireich od National Cancer Institutu se zminil o spelupraci s es. I/6dd, pracujicimi na zkouSkacla s novYm lekern na leebe akutni leukeinie u clospelYch. — Lek se jmenuje zkracene methylGAG a a2 dosud 18 pacientti se mu podrobilo. Devet z nich ztratilo Upine priznaky leukemie a prOdukce zdrave krve se stala normalni. Sta y etyr cialSich se zlepSil a v peti pripadech lek nepomohl. U zminenYch kdeviti PozdravenYch priznaky nemoce se 'vratily az na jednoho pacienta, jeho2 pripad je dries v eSmem mesicL Tato zprava jest pote§itelna pri nejmenSim v jednom smeru a site, ze lekar-

VESTNiK—VVEST, TEXAS sky veda pracuje nennavne a dosahuje elm dale tim vetSich Cispechti. Poeet zachranenYch roste a jak dr. Heller riaznaeil, mohl by bYti nanohein vetsi, kdyby lid venoval vice pozornost svemu neZ :dava automobilfim a jinYm yecem. Take se musi zbavit strachu a studu, nepovaZovat inoZnost rakoviny za nejaky zloein, kterY udeld jeho, jmenu a jmenu rodiny ostudu. Dries mohoa osoby, stiZene'na priklad cukrovkou, Zit do sto let, kdyZ o svem stavu vi, upravi svoji Zivotospraya a podrobi se ochotne a svedornite leebe.

• Krajanske hnuti v zahraniel Krajane eeskeho a slovenskeho ptivodu v zahraniei se maji na co teS'it.

"CeskoslovenskV slier z 8. brezna oznamil, ze "28. -Canon, se konalo v Praze zasedani predsednictva a vYboru Oeskoslonveskeho fistavu zahranieniho, ktere pojednalo o dosavadni pedi o krajanske hnuti v zahraniei i o perspektivach Kulturni pro pritk obdobi einnosti. einnost fista yir se v minulem roce zdarno rozvijela a — jak pi:Se citovanY easopis — na pomoc krajanskYm organizaelm v zahraniei byla zasilan rada kulturnich materialti, zvlaSte knih, gramofonovYch desek, firma, vYstavek, publikaci, a byl vydavan pravidelne tYdenik teskoslovenskY svet' a bulletin `Domoy'."

"V uplynulem roce navAtivilo podie teto zpravy — Oeskoslovensko okolo 10.000 krajanu ze zahraniei. ... take mnoho desitek krajanskYch cleti z Rakouska, Francie, Belgie a Kanady." Revede i es. umelecke soubory na zaj ezdech v cizine k tomu, aby adrZovaly styky s krajany pro krajany v lii.

"Je treba neustale prohlubovat peel o krajany v zahraniei a zamerit se i na ty obeany eeskeho a slovenskeho ptivodu, kteri jiz neovladaji jazyk svYch otcu, ale maji i nadale citovy vztah k vlasti. . . Velka, pozornost bude venovana i ostatni kulturni pomoci krajanskYin erganizacim, at' uZ v zasilani knih a publikaci, filmu, gramofonovYch desek, nebo jinYmi formami. Oasopis teskoslovenskY svet' bude neustale zlepSova.n. . , aby krajantim v cizine poskyt;oval dokonalY obraz Zivota v na§i vlasti"uvadi zprava zaveren-i. —FEC • Ao • Dne 11. listopadu se doZiva 70 let vrznamnY mirovy pracovnik, predseda Oeskoslovenskeho vYboru obrancti miru akademik Jan MukafovskY. Je eelnYm predstavitelem Ceske literarni vedy, ptsobil zprvu jako stredoskols'ky profesor v Plzni, pozdeji se stal docentem estetiky na pralske universite, pak byl profesorem v Brine a od roku 1948 po pet let 7 ---

Strana 7 stal v eele Karlovy university jako rektor. V poslednich deseti letech se ,venuje vedeckamu dilu jako reditel Ustavu pro reskou literaturu Cs. akademie ved.

Bohata je jeho eirmost v mirovem hnuti. V roce 1951 se stal elenem byra Svetove rady miru a od roku 1954 zastava funkci predsedy Ceskoslovenskeho vYbora obranctI miru. Jeho zasluhy vedecke i politicke byly oceneny nejvyggimi poctami: ) • 4. ♦ ( Svaz Narodu neni mrtvolou, jak nekteri iikaji, nYbrZ osvedeil se jako potrebne mezindrodni teleso, iekl americkY delegat Adlai Stevenson. Je treba sesiliti jeho maginerii k udrZeni miru. Je nerad ze Svaz nebyl v stavy Indii uchvaceni portugalske Goje, ale daub., ze- prig te se to nebude opakovat.

Za Uspech povaZuje zvoleni U Tanta generalnim sekretarem mist° zavraZdeneho Hammarskjolda„ znemoZneni elenstvi rude Ciny, zjednani dohody v Kongu a finaneni zajiSleni Svazu na Pfigti rok. Stevesonovy rfiZove vyhlidky sdili africke a asijske delegate ale ne zapaclni Evropa ani ne mnozi prominentni Americana. Svaz nedovedl zastavit Cinu ye Vietnamu ani Ruske v Nemecku, proto pozbyl dfivery vetginy Amerioanfi. ) e4 *(

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Nevyneekavejte snidani Dr. Frederik J. Stare, reidtel odboru ITYZivy na universite Harvard, pravil, kdo dobre posnidd, pozdeji pravdepodobne bude jisti merle. Podal, ze snidani je nejdtilelitej gim jidlem dne, at' se snaZime sniziti nebo udrZovati na gi vahu.

Autority na yYZivnost podavaji jine pheiny, proe se nema snidani vynechavat.

Na "Telo bylo bez potravy 10 al 12 hodin a ma bYt zasobeno Zivinami, potrebne pro ranni einnost," pravila doktorka Lydia Roberts z odboru domaciho hospodarstvi na universite Chicago. Dr. Henry C. Sherman psal: "Snidani je jidlo, ktere nepochybne je nejvice vynechavano. AvSak Zadne neni dUlelitejneZli ranni posnidani. Lekati a nutricioniste radi, ze snidani ma dodati ne merle neZ etvrtinu petarvinovYch potrebnYch ka.Zdeho dne. Dobre snidani pro jednotlivce mute zahrnovat: citrusoye ovoce nebo ovocnou gt'avu; opekaWi zakusek (toast) a obilninu (cereal); vejce se slaninou (bacon); maslo, nebo margarin a mleko nebo kavu. * (Spoluprare Mexika a Brazilie. Brasilia, Brazilie. — Podle zpravy z hlavniho brazilskehe mesta se vlady obou zemi usnesly zaloZit zvlaktni spoleeny vYbor, kterY bude planovat dalsi spolupraci Mexika a Brazilie zvla gte v oboru hospodarskem,

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hru se zaeast-ni v zari konference miniZpray a z Vidne sterskych predseda Britskeho sourueenK 24. yyroei nacisticke okupace Rakouska 13.. btezna 1938 vydal Svaz ra20 let za, spionaz. — Wiesbaden, Ne- stvi naroda v LondYne. koaskYch ocibojdrti a °bet faSisnau (KZmecko. — VojenskY americkY soud odsoudil- kapitana Josepha Kaufmana na Stesti v ne'Atesti. — Zurich, 8vS7carsko. Verband) provolani ke vSem pokrokovYm rakouskYin organizacirn. Vyzval je dvacet let teZkeho Zalate a nucene praCestovni tryskove letadlo Caravelie te, ponevadt dodal vYchodnim Nem- SvYcarske letecke spoleenosti s 72 cestu- k hromadnYm manifestacim proti fakseam Spionalni material. S yYrokem tre- jicimi pristalo nouzove na zdejSim le- mu a valce, za vymYceni velkonemectvi stu je take trest neeestneho vyloueeni z tiSti. Letadlo bylo vaZne poSkozeno, ale a nacismu, za nezavislost a neutralitu Rakouska, za odzbrojeni a mirove souZiti armady. Kaufman se proti trestu odvo- nikdo v letadle nebyl zra,nen. naorda, 9 9 lava k y ojenskemu apelaenimu soudu y e Washingtone.

Ve vAech videriskYch okresech a ye Doviii se vie masa,. — Washington, • vSech rakouskYch zemich probihaly ye D. C. — Podle zpravy zernedelske zahraMrakodrap, kterY bude mit 65 poseho7 nieni sluZby ,dovoz masovYch vYrobkil dnec 13. — 18. brezna desitky sta yedi. — Chicago. — Podnikatele John vzrilsta. Za prvni dva mesice byl take tejnYch protifakstickYch shromaZdeni, Mack a Raymond Sher, kteti stavi obY- dovoz eerstveho masa o 53 procent vy9- na nichl promluvili rakonki odbojati a predni einitele rakouskeho verejneho divaci mrakodrap o 38 patrech pri jiho- si neZ loni, vota. K akci se pripojila take Ceska, Yi• yYchodnim rohu Michiganske tridy a • deriska menlina, kterd usperadala. vetejChicago Ave., oznamili, ze pies pti9ti rak Smrt PionYra svetoVe vzduchoplavby. nY protifaSistickY projev 13. brezna u budou stay et na vYchodni strane MichiLondYn, Anglie. — V LondYne zem- pametni desky padlych oeskYch protiganske tridy v Useku mezi Delaware Pl. a Chestnut ul. Da19i mrakodrap, kterY tel 761etY Sir Frederick Handley Page, faSistickYch bojo y nika pied Skolou Kobade mit dokonce 65 pater. Bude pry v kterY byl jednim z pionYra svetove avi- menskeho v X. videnskem okrese.

Jen ye Vidni bylo 13. brezna 31 shronem pies tisic byte a park,ovi9te pro ace. Zaeal se stavbou letadel brzy po tom, kdyZ bratti Wrightovi zahajili le- maZdeni u pamatniku a pametnich de1,300 aut. teckou era roku 1903 v Kitty Hawk, N. sek obeti faksmu. V9ade byly postave• • C. ZaloZil prvni britskou tovarna na ny bestne stra-Ze odbojara a mladeZe a Oskar Pepa, bYvaly plukovnik es. gen. vYrobu letadel pod jmenem Handley pamatna, mista byla zasypana kvety.

9tabu, dokonoil trilete stadium, malitstvi Page. To bylo pied 55 lety.

Z iniciativy rakouskYch odbajakti vyna umelecke akademii v Mineapolis a dala videnska 9kolni rada vYnos, abY, byl mu udelen titul mistra krasnYch uPair budovy Narodni banky v i-Iava- 13. lotezna bylo vzpomenuto na vSech meni. ne. Havana, Kuba. Polar, ktery byl videriskYch 9kolach a aby zactvo bylo po• • patrne zalolen odparci diktatora Cas- ueeno o brdinnych bojich rakouskYch hitelrovskemu nacismu.

Dark umeleeke Uspechy Rafaela, Ku- tra, ueiniI z budovy nedostavene Narod- odbojata proti 3 / belika.

Mnichov, Zdpadni Nemecko. ni banky obrovskou pochoderi, jea holeDirigent nanicho yskeho rozhlasoveho la nad Havanou v UterY v noci a ye Americana propnSteni, Sedm ame sttedu rano. Asi 10,000 lidi se shromaZ- rickych potapeea, kteri byli vezneni na orchestra Rafael Kubelik mel velke spechy pri nekolika koncertech orche- dilo v Maceo parku a podel nalakeZni a- Kube, byli nahle propukeni. Jejich nastra v rade mast. Dirigent Kubelik se venue, aby pozorovalo polar budovy. vrat je neekava,n behem tYcine.

0 jiZ zotavil ze sveho nedavneho ochura- V9echno, hasiestvg v Havana bylo zalarmovano, ale marne. veni.

Amerieka vYstava v BukureSti. Bu• 9 • • kurest, Rumunsko. — Americky vyslanec Pitrani po zmizelem letadle.

Boto- v BukureSti Wm. Crawford otevtel v Zaj imavosti ze sveta kratee gota, Colombia. — Neptiznive poeasi za- hlaynim meste komunistickeho RunmPresident Kennedy do Mexika, Palm Beach, Florida. — Bilk dam o- stavilo v UterY patrani po kolumbijskem ska vYstava Plastics 13. S. A., veetne Ze president a jeho, manZelka dopravnim letadle DC-3, ktere bylo po- stratosferickeho aboru typu, kterj mel pobudou na statni navkeve v Mexiku od hte9ovano od nedele s 40 cestujicimi, na sobe astronaut John H. Glenn. Me29. eervna a2 do 1. eervence. President veetne .clvon elent americkeho Sboru mi- zi vystavenymi predmety je take model Kennedy se setka poprve s mexickYm ru: 23-1eteho D. L. Croziera z West kapsule, v ktere Glenn letel trikrat koLopezem Mateosem. Je moZne, Ze presi- Palins, Mo. a 22-leteho L. E. Radleye z lem zeme.

• dent Kennedy na y Stivi v srpnu Brazilii. 2915 East 77. 'ul., Chicago. Letadlo zmizelo mezi Bahia Solent) a Quibdo v seve• • LondYn, Anglie.

Raketova smiouva. rozapadni Kolumbii.

Zkaiena voda zpfisobila smrt — Britanie, zapacini Nemecko a Ita• 9 milionum ryb lie podepsaly smiouvu pro spoleenou yYWashington, D. C. — Podle vladniho Je venni teiko zjistit yzdalene pod robu rakety pro odpalovdni umelYch poodhadu, 15 milionti ryb zhynulo minule- zemni nuklearni pokusy. Jak nesna.d- zemskYch druZic. • ho roku v SpojenYch statech, nasledkem ne ie odhalit takove vYbuchy, je videt z 9 zkatene vody. Tento, odhad byl proveden toho,, ze japonske a S yedske pozorovaci fispkie pokusy s strelami. na zaklade informaci zdravotnich y e- stanice nemohly zachytit nekolik pod- FrancouzSti ueenci provedli 'Ahem nekofejnYch arada z 45 stata. Nejvetk roli zemnich nuklearnich pokust, provede- lika poslednich dna 9est aspe9nYch pov otraveni vody sehrdly jedy pro zeme- nYch behem nekolika poslednich mesica kaki, s odpdlenim riditelnYch strel v delske neely. Na druhem miste hubite- v SpojenYch statech. Proto take Spojene pou g ti Sahate. D ye z odpalenYch strel 1cm ryb jsou tovarenske odpaky. staty trvaji na systemu, tleinne mezina- byly typu Agate, ktera je zakladni stre• rodni 'kontroly v ptipade uzavreni doho- lou pro rozvoj budouci Utoene moci Nehru do LondYna. — New Delhi, In- dy o zakazu nuklearnich pokus y, proti Francie a pro pripadne odpaleni druZice die. — IndickY ministerskY predseda Ne- nil Soveteici protestuji. do drahy kolem zeme.

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riana raze nivel Roman Pokraeovani To bylo ovg ein piilis mnoho. Jaro klid byl ten tam. Zardel se do, krvava a oei mu zlobne zaplaly; vyskoeil z lenoStky, chopil za ritle ramenko, zatras1 ji, a ji ' ruse kueery kol hlavy poskabily, a nedbaje jejiho nahleho zblednuti, vystreil ji ze dveri salonu na chodbu.

"Sem path nezpiilsobne, prostoreke ti!" rekl a pribouchnal dvere.

RfiZenka stanula za dvermi jako prikuta,..Neplakala, ani se nepohnula, stala okamZik jako zkamenela. Pak zaletl ke ,civerim pohled nenavisti, spojen' s hlublokou, neuvedomelou bolesti.

Te chvile zjevily se pied jejim duSevnim zrakem zelene, Vysoke strane s dot,kovymi chaloupkami a huste, tmave lesy, velebne hory, kolebky to rekl a rieek, ktere s Suinnym zurkotem spechaly do doll a ,del do kraje za cilem sveho ureeni.

Litost, ukrutan litost nad eimsi nezavinen9m, co neclovedla mlada jeji duSe sQdhadnouti ani pochopiti, ale co v nejzazSim koutku jejim zveclalo se, jako velk9 otaznik nerortuStiteine zahady, sevrela Utlcu jeji hrud' a projevila se poslez tichYm zaStkanim.

Pak ale, jakoby se v ni bylo cosi zveidlo a zaburacelo moci vetru, jen'L Ones po celY den v clivokein tanci s meluzincq sve rejdy provadel, a ztrhalo nemilosrdne bile kvety jejich detsky eist9ch mySlenek v pySne pereje odboje, ladosti a sebevedomi.

Liipenky plane rune rozval vitr a zahracinik bolestn9mi rezi oklestil bujn9 jeji vzritst a voekoval do porezankch prutu. Step nov9, Step hrde, kralovske rune. Bolelo to,, krvacelo, ale Zadn9 prerod neni lehk9m, bezbolestnYm, co treba bylo, musilo se vyboleti, aby Zalem zuSlechtend duSe stala se vnimavejSi, pristupnejSi a chapavejSi k naukam Skoly tivota.

I to buraceni venku, ustane, vitr se uklidni a nad prirodou zavane tiche . Oumeni jako vanek rniru a. paprsek za paprskem proarzi mraky s veenou, odvekou jasrresti zaticiho viterstvi. A po bourich v srcicich lidsk9eh musi se take dostaviti svateeni klid.

VOe, co drive tak neprirozene trnulu v ledov9ch poutecla, rozplyne se take v teple a svetle, v‘Se, co bylo ,drive mrtvo a neplodno, zvecla se poZnovu k bujaremu pu6eni, do zelene a kvett.

A s roll srdce cleje se tioteZ! I ona, ladem-li. odpoeiva, nalezne-li v eas sveho pestitele, musi se , zazele-

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nati, kvesti a plocly vydati. Plarneny ogleha,vaji zlato jen proto, iaby je oeistily, nechteji je ztraviti, jen zuSlechtiti. A jarni boute, ktera svetem vzpurne buraci, nechce ho znieiti, chce ho jen zbaviti pout smrtelneho spanku. Zeme nevzdava se rada sveho tkpytnelio: snehoveho pla gte, v kterem skvela se jako SneZenka v rakvi, ale polibi-li laska tePlYm, osvobuzujicim polibkem hrde jeji rety, pak odhodi ho s jasotem a vrhne se vstkic purpurovYm. adim jara a neda nikdy ptednost bYvialYm ledovYm kvetilm sveho bezesneho odpoCinku a ztrnuti.

2adne viterstvi .neni bez boje, Zadny boj bez . krvaveho potu.

2adne viterstvi neni bez boje, Mclia9 boj bez krvaveho potu.

V zime Zivota zapomenuteho srdeeka Rideneina, ujala se laskava, ne2na Westounka, zbavovala je s trpelivou laskau ztrnule hrubosti vgech bezcenn'ch soueastek„jako °hen zlato- a probouzela v nem, glechetenim vnitkni hodnoty, jiste sebeoceneni a neuvedomelou hrdost.

Plana rtdieka sna gela nevgimave pokokovani a lhostejne pfehliZeni, ale pukajici poupatko hrde, kralovske ride poeinalo si jiz bYti vedomo sve budauci deny a pondeni, jehoZ se mu dostavalo, zapsalo si plamennYm pismem ye svou dugi.

Nikdo nezvedel o vYstupu mezi Jarolou a Ridenkou, nikdo nebyl pkitomen pohaneni, jakeho se ji od neho dostalo, ale pokoreni to padlo stejne te2ce na j eji vznetlivou du gi a zarylb, se v ni trvalou stopou.

Ale v knize osuidtI lidskYch zapsany jsou veci, hrardeici s nemoZnosti, nebot' osud jest sloueen s velkou Mad. v divots lidi, ktera dokale spojiti i nebe se zemi, jako zarici, skvela duha. Pled 0nou nekoneenou, .neobsahlou Moci pada i ta ne j nebetyenej gi hrdost a pYclaia na, kolena ta tvat, a velka ta Moc s tvati jak slunce libeznou a krasnou, postavou vdekupinou, neZnou, dobrou a laskavou, ta Moo, vladnouci nad vigemi mocnostmi sveta v nesmirne dobrote se sklanejici se stejnou, milosti k veikym i malYm, bohatYm i chudYm, zove se — Kaska. — Od one chvile chovala se Ridenka k adptirci svemu Jaroloivi s obdivuhodnou vyspelosti.

Mlademu studentu napadla ov gem povYknost, s jakou se nyni k nemu chovala a music se smati tomu "nezralernu vy2leti", jak idovede bYt hrdou, jak' v9raz sebevedomi a oceneni sama sebe dovede vloZiti do syYch eernYch, velkYch oei. — Den pled Tkemi krali, kdy mei Jarola zase odjeti do Prahy, nav gtivili DoubravskYch ikluZigte. 0 id. gtedreho yeeera, zkou Bela Ridenka jiz nekolikrat sve nave brusle a mela tedy prvni nesnaze toho-

to sportu ji g za sebou. Deti se nauei jednoduchemu brusleni pri tro gce vytrvalosti snadno a nebylo proto tkeba i Ridence idlouheho neeni.

Jarola byl znamenitYm bruslatem a jeho umeni budilo vkly obdiv v gech navgtevnikit pnvabneho, venkovnskeho kluzigte, chraneneho Po obou strankh vysokYmi porostlYmi stranemi.

Pain Doubra yske, jet bruslila s klidnon eleganci clovednei bruslaity, rada si zazavodila se svkin mlaaistvYm gvakrem, podrobila se i jeho navothim, upougtejic ovgem ode vgech krkolomn'ch, DavriatnYch kouskil, jimiZ a ye umeni korunoval.

Jezdili prave paspolu tvoi-ice figury prolpletanYch ptilkruhti a kruhti, pki eend Jarola jezdil pozpatku a pani Doubrayska ho nasleclovala plimo, ko1y2, RtiZenka odpoeivajic, stala na dolejghn konci ikluZigte, k nemu2 se prave oba blilili.

S . upkimnYin obdivem sledovalia divka umelecke toto zavodeni, jet pozorovati bylo skuteenYm poZitkem i pro ostatni ptitomne.

Zylagt' jiste, pridne pohyby Jarolovy vysoke, elegantni postavy sledovany s patrnYm zajmem a zalibenim.

Dospeli konce kluzigte a pani Helena spatkivgi schovanku, zaVoiala na ni.

RilZenka se pkibldila skoro neochotne.

Zdalo se, ze jest ji trapne, ze se matka s Jarolou na jeji dosuid neobratne pohyby divaji.

"Nechtela bys se pustit do oblouen, Ridenko?" Zertovala pani. Helena. "di se ti nelibi?"

"0 ano, muslin se na tebe, matinko, stale divati!" `A cot na Jarolu? Ten teprve doka2e sve divy!"

Ridenka "Pojd', vezmeme to doprostled!" navrhla pani Doubra yska, na jejd poykn se Jarola pkibldil a podavala, divce 111ku.

"Nechci!" odtu gila Ridenlia temek "Ani kdy2 s tebou piljdu jen ja?"

"S tebou, matinko, chci brusliti!"

Jarola se pohridave zasmal.

"Vida, yzacne velieenstve l ! JO se ti, holenku, nenabizim!" a jiZ obrovsk9m pillkruhem odrrazil od nich do jednoho z rohit kluzi gte a zabral se zcela do svych umeleckVch vYkonii.

Pant Helena se usmala a pornyslila si: 'Deti!" Nebot' ye svem stalem sporu s malou divkou, zdal se ji bYti vain' osmnactiletY Jakola skuteene je gte blahovYm, pro kaIdou maliekost rozdurdenym dee k em. — Po vanocich vsunul se divot opet od obvyklYch koleji. Trochu vyru geni pHnesl dopis Jinclkichtiv, v nend, vrativ se

Strana 10 od sve nevesty -do Prahy, sdelo;val,ze kresby t obrazky Vitovy, 'ktere pied syYm odjealene do M. odevzdal vzbudily nemalou pozornost v odbornYch kruzich se zretelem, fe pochazeji od zcela mladiekeho samionka. Jindrich navrh pant Helene, fe napi'Se spolu s Pilau jakesi dobrozdani, ktere daji podepsati smerodatnYm, zavaZnYm velieinam, aby tento dokiad piiloziti mohla Zadosti, kterou chce ziskati pod, porn obce pra, nadaneho jinocha.

• Vitek, povzbuzen pochvalou pant ditelove, ktera koupi jeho obrazka prObudila v nem jeSte vetS'i touhu po noVe nove praci, netu'Sil jak fisilovne pracuje fsllechetna pant v.jeho zajmu. Vedena pravou laskon k bliznimu, snafila se poctive- vyzvednouti v dstrani pohozenY drahoka.m, dodati jej v povolane ruce, aby jej vyhladily, podporily vzacnY jeho lesk zlatYm lemem prislu-Sneho ureeni, aby povznesen motel bYti tarn, kam svou cenou a hcdnotou nalael.

Kadleakova se sice hnevala na Vitovy maiby a kresby, hubujic, fe tim mazalstvim zbYteene pane Bohu clrahY eas ukrada, ael netroufala si prisne a ureite mu je zakazati, vzhledem k pani Doubrayske, ktera vSemane rodinu jeji podporovala a bez jeja pomoci sotva by asi byla dosahla fadouciho zdravi. Pies to, fe s ni pant reditelova sdelila clozrozdani znamYch umelcu, neVerila nieemu, jsouc jista svYm presvedeenim, fe ty mazanice nejsou k nieemu dobre, nef pro podpaleni v kamriech,. Byla east° nanejvYS rortrpeena na pant reditelovou, kdyf premY0ela, jak by Vitek jiz brZo vydeld-. vati motel, kdyby mu nebyla onu muSlu o balm naciani do hlavy nasadila. Hoch podporovan chvalou a ujikt'ovanim pani Heieny hotel jen pro jediny cil sveho fivota, pro krasne, baske umeni, jeho bYti celou svou duSi. Siiitelem Poznarnkami, ja to a tam KadleakOva pronesti se odvafila, poznala pani Doubra yska, jak jest nanejvys zaujata proti jejirn snaharn. Ale to ji nijak neodstraMo, omlouvala to nevedomosti jeji, j aka i sobectvim matky, ktera se domniva, fe ,dite jeji jest na svete proto, aby filo pro ni a nikoliv ona pro ne.

(Pokraeoivani) ) e 4, o President Kennedy Zada mYtne v ndroclnich parcich. — Washington, D. C. — President Kennedy paddal kongres o zavedeni mYtneho v 116.1'0dr-rich parcich pro naVatevniky, zvlaSte prijedou-li autern. Vyclrfovani narodnich parka stoji arnerickou vladu take II-illicitly.

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uutite Corner

Koutek IJCME SE 5ESKY

LET'S LVARN CZIM19;

SEDMNACT8 ULOHA

SEVENTH LESSON

Maly hoch,

Small boy,

hromaeini penez,

piling up money,

hotove penize,

cash money,

nasoliti maso,

to salt meat,

schopnost eisti„

ability to read,

naslouchati hudbu,

to listen to music,

hudebnik,

musician,

schopnost zpevu,

ability to sing,

napeci chleba,

to bake bread,

napis,

inscription,

pomnik,

monument,

napis knihy,

title of a book,

namichati krmivo,

to mix feed,

namitati,

to object,

namitati pravidliim,

to object to rules,

namesti mesta,

the square of a to

namestek dozorce,

deputy warden,

michanice,

Mixture,

milenec,

lover,

milenka,

sweetheart,

milkovani,

flirtation„

milost,

mercy,

milosti-pinY,

merciful,

kaki,

cough,

kaga.ti,

to cough,

kazati,

to preach,

kazatel,

preacher,

kazani,

sermon,

kdekoli.

wherever,

Dear Friends! — Some have requested had over 2000 words Na kolonadach a parcich v Karlo- more words, so here they are. We have sons. Repeat them as o vYch Varech vysadi letos pies 200.000 Good luck. kvetin a okrasnYch Aroma.

in our lesas you can.

T, TEXAS

Wednesday, May 16, 1962

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C. S. BURENIK EMIL KVASNICKA

Dis::it We wish to express our heartfelt izers District No. 4, The First District ev 1:: reach their quota months of the year.

Joe B, Hejny

District Two Director, brother Kovar and the Rest Home Superintendent, brother Rudolph Troubil, made a report on the new addition to the Home, at the S IMISTINEK. District Two Meeting held at Lodge No. 48 Vysehrad, April 29, at which time they announced that the Dedication of the New Infirmary to the Rest Home will be EII-ED SOCHA dedicated at ceremonies on the First Sunday in June (June 3rd) at which time Open House will be held at both the Infirmary and the Superintendent's New Home, with Lodge Praha No. 29 serving dinner tc the visitors in their Lodge Hall, followed by a program and dancing.

More details will appear in the Vestrih this event as soon as received and as many of our Lodges, Youth Clubs and Czech Women's Organizations, as well as out' beloved and popular of Choral Club a' invited to make this ocg the first four casion a gala one for the whole brotherhoods So, mark your calendar, and let's all go to Taylor on June 3rd.

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

—HERALD—

Wedm q:day, Play 16, 19,62

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

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

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

The we ,•• ' of 4th, found the Youth I . of t'o.e.Third District assembled at Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott, Texas, for p conference on summer activities of the District and its Youth.

Sister Wilma Nesuda, conducted the meeting. Brother Joe B. Hejny, VicePresident from the Supreme Lodge was also present to sit i 1 at the meeting and offer any assistance asked of him, since this work also falls in his department.

Rules for the District Queen's and Duchess' Coronation Ball were mapped out as well as rules and plans for the June Youth Activities Day and Talent Contest.

Some of the lodges represented at this meeting were: Lodge 84, Dallas, with Brother and ,Sister Pokladnik, Sister Bessie Pete and Sister Carlyn Ondrusek, present . Brother and Sister Arnold Vrla Lodge 130, Dallas; Brother and Sister Anton Pa y elka of Lodge No. 35, Elk; Brother and sister John Krizan of Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood; and of course, our host lodge for this evening, Lodge 66, at Elm Mott, with Brother and Sister Otto Hanus, president of Lodge No. 66, also brother Hanus• is on the District Three Youth Campsite committee; Sister Libbie Parma, Brother and Sister Ed Mazanec, Sister Miller, and Brother and Sister Otis Ceskai. Brother Ed Mazanei: is President of District Three.

Then, cf course, brother and sister Alvin Nesuda of Ennis, Texas.

After a lengthy meeting, coffee and pastries were served the gathering by the sisters of the host Lodge 66.

It was a meeting of accomplishment for much was worked out and Sister Nesucla will present her Rules as set fhe District Three You.;: .: Leaders, M the Vestnik as seoia as pos . Thle so that the Youth olanning participate in the Youth Activities Day, the Talent Contest as well as the competition for Queen of District Three and the Coronation. Dail will know what is necessary

If you ,have attended your District Meeting this Spring, you will have reeeived information on the Sixty-Fifth Anniversary Issue which will come out July 1st.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

"I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation tinder God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."

to be eligible..

Notes taken on this meeting by the Editor's wife have been lost, so if anyone was overlooked, please knew it was not intentional.

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The Fall Meeting of District Two will be held at Camp Tahuaya (near Belton, Texas), in August with the Annual Youth Activity Day for.District Two and Basket Lunch spread at noon.

More details will be announced just as soon as they work cut a firm date so that other lodges in that District would honor this revised date.

The newly elected officers premised to have the information in the Vestnik immediately.

Everyone is invited to a day of fun, relaxation and wonderful fellowship at thi swonderful Boy Scout Camp, near Belton.

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Inflation could be described as a drop iti the litiek

If you will think for a moment, you will realize that any material you send in has to be corrected, typed and then the linotype operator has to set it up in the Vestnik format. For your information — it takes better than three days of work for the Vestnik type to be set up (approximately — give or take), so if you send in your material at the Eleventh Hour — your material will not appear in this particular issue. Then, too, if you send a picture with your write-up, you must allow at least a Week's time to get the "Cut" to. Fort Worth, where our cuts are made and then back to West. also note, that colored pictures cannot be used, only black and white.

To do your members justice aft y c you have gone to the trouble to write up their stories, GET THE MATERIAL TO US ON TIME. Get out your old Lodge Records, pick out your deserving members, dead or alive, and contact these families, get the story to your Editor IN TI VE so that he can work it up and it won't get left out.

NOW YOU HAVE A DEADLINE — JUNE 10 Don't blame anyone but yourself if you get this material in late.

Mark your material "SPECIAL ISSUE." 0 • (— The best and simplest way to avoid debt is to spend less than you make.

0 About 25 human diseases or ailments are named for saints.

• The non-conformists seem to be as alike as the conformists, nowdays.

Wednesday, May 16, 1962

District Seven PROGRESS REPORT Sisters and Brothers: After starting a little slowly this year, the result of our organizational work at the end of the month of April is as follows: Frank C. Sacky — — $25,000.00 L. F. Pustejovsky — — 8,000.00 7,000.00 E. J. Gaydos —— Louis S. Elsik — — 6,000.00 Roy Hranicky — 4,000.00 3,000.00 Chas. Holasek — Henry R. ;Sralla — — — — 3,000.00 Marie Blanar — — — — 2,000.00 John Hranicky — — — — 2,000.00 John Stasa — — - — — 2,000.00 Clifton Trlica — _ — — 1,000.00 Tillie Valchar — — — — — 1,000.00 Melba Novosad — — — — 500.00 Well, brother Frank C. Sacky is on the top showing a very nice achievement.

Congratulations, Frank! You and I have known each other a long time now and you know that I thing. of your cosistently brilliant work through the years.

Your's is indeed a finee, record and I sincerely hope you will continue to find satisfaction in the jab you are doing for our SPJST. My hearty congratulations also to brothers L. F. Pustejovsky, E. J. Gaydos, Louis S. Elsik and Ray Hranicky on the fine job they have done during this time. You know that I think well of the work you are doing.

I am proud that you are high in the list, and I want you to know that I personally value your work highly.

Some cf our organizers promised to start their work as soon as our Contest will begin, that will be the next month, June 1. To reach our quota and to win this year means that all of our organizers will help, that nobody will stand aside. It requires full understanding, action and willingness to cooperate.

Let's make the year of the 65th anniversary of our SPJST a real successful one.

Many thanks and best wishes to all of you, sisters and brothers. If there is ever a time you feel I could be helpful, hope you will call up me.

Fraternally yours, Jaroslav Kleprlik District Organizer )• 4 ® Bowery bum to Martian: "Mister, can you give me a dime?"

Martian: "What is a dime?"

Bum: You'r right — make it a quarter."

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Dear Fellow Workers: Our report for April shows we have issued 210 certificates for $461,500,00 of Life Insurance, for a total of $1,050,500.00 Life Insurance issued this year.

During April we received 152 applications for $273,500.00 of Life Insurance.

CONGRATULATIONS DISTRICT NO, 4.

The first District to ever reach their quota during the first four months.

Shall we try to Double your quota this year?

The top organizers in writing applications for membership during April are as follows: District No. 1 P. P. Baron, Rud Matejka, Fr. Rychlik District No. 2 John J. Plasek District No. 3 Johnnie I. Krajca . District No. 4 Mrs. Ernest Kristinek District No. 5 Bessie Franek District No. 6 C. L. Janecka District No. 7 Louis Elsik Fr, C. Sacky Organizers in the Application a Month Club are: W. D. Kamas Joe Krivanek Lillian Kruse Melvin Skrabanek John R. Krizan J. M. Skrabanek Willie Hejl Mary Laznovsky Ella Suehma John J. Plasek Raymond Volcik Chas. Holy Ben Jarma Mrs. Ernest Kristinek E. P. Sralla Johnnie I. Krajea Bessie Franek Fr. C. Sacky REMEMBER: This is the last month of our Queen and Duchess Membership Sales Contest, please contact all prospects to assure your candidates of all credit you can possibly give them.

Thanking you and with best regards, I am The smallest bone in the human body Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny is the anvil bone of the ear.

C E R.: '1' E January 1st, El62, to District Member, 65 No. One No. Two 59 100 No. Three 23 No. lour No,, Five 56 No. Six 53 No. Seven May 1st, 1962 F'rat

Jae Dear Youth Director:, Please be informed that a rrangemenk have been made for our 1. to Ta1r 1±4t2 Contest to be held on Sept,snber at Linden Hall in Elm Mott, Texas.

Please start making pinn; for Lodge and District Talent :,:ontes. wi so that your Lodge and .D::a represented by the best 'latent you may have available.

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

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

2. Age 14 through 16 wilt 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 .1'1 through 21 years as in group No. 2.

For further information, please con tact your District Youth. Director or write direct to this 617:ic( ;Hici we will be happy to oblige.

With best regards, I am Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejuy • 4•(

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The Queen and Contest now in progress and will 1.1: mail May 01, 1962. So, let's make ht: ,.7 is the ti i s,lie fp.n1shines and work togetn, cess and duchess of your to and make this one of the best. one: LIE W WHAT LODGE WILL \TER THIS YEAR? If I can be of any help to you please Fraternally, write or call.

A. M. Vrla, District III Organizer 1 • b•( Gals go for men who can make litim,; -- especially money,

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Five Meeting

TO BE HELD AT ,FAIRCHILDS HALL

Wednesday, May 16, 1962

District Calendar 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 • fa • t_ DISTRICT TWO District II is planning its Fall Meeting with a Youth Activity Day for the District, at Camp Tahuaya in Bell County near Belton sometime in late August.

Please keep this on your calendar. More on this, later.

• • DISTRICT SEVEN District Seven Meeting will held at Lodge No. 161 La Parita, Sunday, Sept.

9th, 1962. Please leave this date reserved District Seven.

How about other Districts? Plan your Fall Meeting way ahead, please, so you will not conflict with other meeting dates.

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Dear Members: For those who plan to attend the District Five meeting, May 20, here are the directions to the Fairchilds Hall. It is located 5 miles northeast from Needville. Driving on Highway 36, either from the direction of Rosenberg or Needville, about halfway, turn on farm road 361 and it will take you directly to the hall, a distance of about three miles.

The business meeting will convene promptly at 9:30 a.m. Serving of barbecue dinner with all the trimmings will start at 11:30. The meeting will re-convene at 1:30 p.m. Awarding of the 50year emblems will be included in the afternoon program and we especially urge members who are to be awarded these emblems to be present. Those who are unable to come alone, it will be appreciated if someone will bring them to this meeting. Last year a number of emblems could not be awarded clue to the absence of the 50-year members. Supper will be served at 5:30, follewed by a dance in the evening to the music of SE Krenek's orchestra.

A cordial invitation is extended to the officers of thel Supreme Lodge and their wives, and also members and friends from other districts as well as District Five.

Organizers' School was held under the Fraternally, direction of District Organizer Brother Mrs. Arnold Franek Arnold Vrla Friday, May 11th at JaroSecty., Lodge No. 81 mir Hall, Lodge No. 54 West )•4•( The attendance was very good and the Question and Answer Session a profitable lesson to all. Those attending were brothers and sisters, Robert CerWe have misplaced in some way the venka, Jos. Holasek, Chris Spence and short letter of our young sister Jean family, John Krizan and family, RaySpence of Lodge No. 66 the week before mond Volcik and family, Joe Mach and this issue. A good many letters mailed Mrs. Ed. Marek and family, George Mithat week were held over and it seems keska and family, E. Popp, Mrs. Leshikar like it will be the same this week. and family, Ant. Pavelka, Ed Mazanec, Please be patient Mr. and. Mrs. J. J. Kostohryz and the T]XAS' The editor editor.

The District 5 Meeting will be cono 4. • (-Thanks to Brother Vrla and come vened at 10:00 a.m. Crl May 20, followed back again. by the Roll Call of Lodges and the rec.fiff• • (-• xmition of visitors.

The hotel clerk was losing his patience The meeting will adjc,urri at 12:30 p.m. and so was fthe fentleman trying to• get for the neon meal and reconvene at 1:30 p.m. The Youth Director will preroom.

"Look, Mr. Wells," said the clerk, "I've era a I,io n th program after which 50 told you a dozen times we don't have any fear em '_eels will be presented to the 50 year men-lbers, Following the presen- iII-DICATION SERVICE WILL BE HELD rooms. We're full."

"If President Kennedy walked in, you'd tation old business and new business AT OUR REST HOME IN TAYLOR OF have a room for him, wouldn't you?" pod the reaclin g of minutes will take THE NEW INFIRMARY "Why, of course," the clerk admitted. place, after this the election of Officers, JUNE 3, 1962 "Then let me have his room," said for Hie coining year.

All our Members and Friends are inWells, "hes not coming."

Fraternally; vited to participate Secretary to Boss: "Do you want F, A. Kadlecek, TheBoard of Directors double-spacing on the corbon, too?"

Secty. Dist. Five and the Manager

Brothers and Sisters: At the :District Three Meeting which was held at Fort Worth, at host lodge N 02, yo ur District Three Treasurer reported we .iad a balance of $816.85 On deposit, We cen.a y hope 'Pa ,t; all of the other lodges in net Three will sponsor some -l ecial tion similar to the one herd at Lodge No. 84 in Dallas, to help raise needed funds for our Third District Youth Camp. Which is now a reality, and not just a dream. All we need now is mere money in our treasury in order to start the initial preparations and to start the formation of our Third District Youth Camp, Let's all do our share to speed up this wonderful project for the -18,T 'youth of District Threel Reported 4-23-02 Balance on Deposit - $816.85 3-24-62 Donation by y-outiJ, Club, Lodge, No. 6 25.00 3-24-62 Donation by Hoseks 3.00 • 4-11-62 Donation Lodge Pekrok Dallas No. 84 Teenage Club $91.70 Lodge 84,, $335.30 427.00 4-26-62 Balance in Bank — $1,271.85 Who, will be next? Brothers and sisters, we have already done something in 1062 -- let's do more; Fraternally yours, Bro. Ben Jarmo: Out-C:0111V Treasurer of Dist. 11.1 in behalf of Third Dist. Youth Camp Fond Committee ) •(

Organizers' School of District Three

We Are Sorry

Dedication Services at our S.P.J.S.T. t Horne at Taylor

esday, May 16, 1962

S,P.JOS.T6 Calendar Dance Dates of Cottonwood Lodge No,. 6 Saturday, May 26 — Party and dance.

Lodge 84 — Dallas, Texas Saturday, June 2 — Dance, music by Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, Texas.

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

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

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

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

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

0 • The Houston Dramatic Club "Hlahol" at Lodge 88 announces an Operetta with Czech Songs, in May. More details will be forthcoming Please keep this event in mind.

Dance Dates of Lodge No. 40 Hillje, Tex. Saturday, May 26 — The Traits Saturday, June 9 — The Triumphs Saturday, June 23 — The Traits Saturday, June 30 — The Jokers Dances Scheduled at Holland SPSJT Hall Sunday, May 27 — 13th Annual Picnic Day and Night — music by Joe Patek Sunday, July 8 — Dance, Vrazel Polka Band.

Coining Events at the SPJST Linden Hall Saturday, May 19 — Slim Haister's Playboys of TeMple Saturday, May 26 — Henry Brosch Orchestra of Moulton Saturday, June 2 -- Bob Haisler's Melodians of Temple Saturday, June 9th — Jimmy Brosch and his Happy Country Boys of Houston Saturda y , June 16 — Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, June 23 — The Hi-Toppers of New Braunfels, Texas Saturday, June 30 — Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple 0 SOKOL FORT WORTH Our Sokol Calendar contains the following events: 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

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VESTNIK WEST. TEXAS Calendar of Events Houston Lodge 88 Saturday, May 26 -- Dance, Music by Papst Blue Ribbon Orchestra Sunday, May 27 — Czech operAta play, titled "Krajanku vrat se" startinZ at 3:30 p.m. Buy tickets in advance.

• 0 Dance Dates, Lodge Buckholts No. 15 Saturday, May 26 -- Battle Dance — Vrazel's Polka Band of C; meson and Bob Haisler's Playboys of Temple.

Entertainment Committee Anton Vrazel • Dance Dates, Elk Lodge No. 35 Saturday Night, May 19 — Music by Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron Saturday Night, May 26 — Music by Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple.

Saturday Night, June 2 — Music by Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple Saturday Night, June 9 -- Music by Fiddle Swingsters of Waco Saturday Night, June 16 — Music by Bob Haisler's Melodians of TE•ple.

Saturday Night, June 23 Music by Vrazel Polka Band of Came) on Saturday Night, June 30 -- Music by Henry Dulock and His B and of West.

6 • Dance Calendar of Bryan Lodge 39 Saturday, May 19, Howard Wusterhausen playing.

Saturday, May 26, Happy Country Boys playing Saturday, June 2, Vrazel's Polka Band playing 0 4 CALENDAR OF ENNIS LODGE NO. 25 Sunday, May 20 -- Regular monthly meeting followed by supper and social Saturday, June 9th—Queen Dance Lodge No. 25. Music by Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron Sunday, June 10th — Regular meeting, Supper and Social.

Sunday, June 24th — District Queen's Day. Dinner, Queen Contest, Dance at Night.

Wednesday, July 4th — Dinner, entertainment Battle Dance at night.

Music by Polka Peppermints of Dallas and Eric Honza of Ennis.

• • Queen's Ball to be held at Seaton Star Hall on Saturday, June 30 at 8 p.m. Music by Bob Haisler and His Melodians. Eerybody invited.

9 • Calendar of Lodge Na. 47 Seaton Change of date in regular meeting of Lodge Seaton No. 47 from first Sunday, to June 1, at 8 p.m.

Annual picnic at Seaton Star Hall on July 29. Music in the after neon and at night by Bob Haisler and Iiis Melodians.

This is a 65th Anniversary of the the Supreme Lodge Celebration.

Lodge No. 33 Bleiblerville will hold its annual "Fish Fry" Sunday, May 20t:', at noon at the Lodge Hall.

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On the First of July, our SPJST will be 65 years old. For this issue of the Vestnik, a slick cover with appropriate format will be printed. In the contents of this Anniversary Issue will be writeups and pictures (if available) of our Charter Members of both the SPJST Order and Charter Members of SPJST Lodges in Texas; living and dead. Also, any other faithful lodge workers of long standing of the 25 original Lodges will be recognized.

An appeal has been voiced from the Supreme Lodge to the Lodge Secretaries to get this material on these deserving members to the Editor IN TIME, June 10th by the latest!

- The Supreme Lodge has taken upon itself to obtain the pictures and writeups of the Charter Members of the SPJST Founding here in Texas.

This is a monumental job; but if the work is divided in these .:coups it can be done effectively, on thee, and justly, covering those workers who dedicated the grater part of their lives to this SPJST fraternal work. There are too Many of them for any one individual to know about, but our Lodges `themselves, know better than any one person, who is deserving of recognitioh for the growth and the success of their respective Lodges. Brother and Sistf J . Secretaries — Time flies — start TODAY assembling your stories and pictures (if possible) of your worthy founding members. Mark your material to your Editor "SPECIAL ISSUE." Thanks.

Imp We are sorry "Int a nature pro or con of an y tc or idea cannot be published iii 'iirestnik If you wish such articles returned to you, mail the required postage.—Thanks The Editor

Strann

OF THE S.P.J.S.T., HELD ;,ICE OF THE SUPRE LO AT TEMPLE, TEXAS :i2-13, 1962 .

ON The meeting was called to order 'by President Marek at 9:10 a.m.

All members of the Supreme Lodge were present.

Editor block was not present in the meeting. .Secretary Urbanovsky read the minutes cf the last meeting. With a minor correction the minutes were approved as rend.

VESTN K WEST,

Wednesday, May 16, 1962

President Marek read a letter fromlwi n report in the meeting.

Editor Hesek stating that due to urgent I Vice-President Hejny reported that personal business he would not be pies• two new Youth Clubs were organized, ent in the meeting. one in District 4, at Lodge No. 73, and President Marek handed out his writ- one in District 7, at Lodge No. 161. Also, ten report and commented on same that a Baseball Team for the boys and making ;•is oral report. He reported on a Volleyball Team for the girls was the progress of the Order and stated organized at Ledge No. 35, at Elk. Vice-President Hejny reported on the that he attended several Organizer's Meetings.

• Youth Work arid displayed a Record President Merck reported that S i ster Bock, which the Youth will use to get Bczena Valcik called a meeting of the merits on the point system. He comMuseum Committee Which will be held plimented the office hell) for a good at tile Supreme Lodge office on May 12, lob done, in preparing the Record Book.

Vice-President Hejny reported that 1962.

President March comnrnted on the some doctors charge a fee of $10.00 for organizalional work end stated teat lie a medical examination, which is i n exwas well pleased with the results so cess of the amount allowed by the Confar this year. yention. It was agreed that the Supreme Lodge pay the doctor the amount that distribul Vice-President is charged, but to charge back to the c c ganizer against ihis commissions any .: . ..mount in excess of $7.59.

Vice-President Hejny reported that e had several requests for a new of insurance. "Term to Age 65." It l'red to adopt a new plan, "Term crctcry Urbancvsky read a letter cf tram the American Sokol, for tribution, which was Convention. ,,sanovsky read a letter Suravik Vaailly, thanking for rat of the endowment claim, for the pictures taken.

Urbanovsky read a letter ‘Slevak Gymnastic Union Sokol A soliciting advertising in their Program. No action was Urbanovsky brought up the m, which are withheld in hously agreed to pay all to. $25.00 to the parents

Ves readers, are laud. the 58 y ear honorees, as they appeared Z0, Cr:, at the District Two Meeting held April put hUh at hest Ledge No i .ltg Vysehrad, near Taylor, Texas.

To Reading fro left to right are: Brothof Lodge No. 15, .T.0.1-7.: er 4. A. Geriek of Ladl! • holts; • Chas, 20, GI: ; ; Brother bets t f s.0 ige No. Joe Brother .00ittt Maresh of Lodge No. 42 motto: n Fleet o " Ou r hi.:.

Vysehrati; 'Brother August Bache of Brotherh Lodge No. 81, Temple, and Sister Marie gratitude goes out to all of them.

Pavlieek (seated) of Lodge 102, Coup-

Urbanovsky read a letter aicin a nn.tnbei concerning Article 46-c of cur By-Lows, After considerable discussion, the interpretation of the ByNa. Lav,is was that the Supreme Lodge did not a, t Contrary to Article 46c v Urbanovsky reported that he recriteofavorable response from all member r! of the Supreme Ledge to a letter concerning the 65th Anniversary ue of Vestnik. This issue will De dedietted to toe living Charter Members of ider, ..tor Skraeahek suggested that the names of all members who are mem7 hers 50-years or more shall be published in this issue of the Vestnik. It was 30 agreed.

1 Secretary Urbanovsky presented a plaque, with a SPJST Emblem and dis-

Wednesday, May 16, 1962 played it in the meeting, asking the members if they thought that it would be appropriate to present to the 19 living Charter Members on the 65th Anniversary of the Order, as a token of appreciation, and such plaque would bear an appropriate engraving. It was unanimously agreed to provide these plaques.

Secretary Urbanovsky reported that the 2 1/2 % Government Bonds were refinanced for 3 1/2% U. S. Treasury Bonds, maturing in 1998.

Financial Secretary Zabcik, handed out :his written report and referred to it making his oral report. He explained that we received $792.54 as a refund from the Republic National Life Insurance Company for re-insurance premiums paid in 1961, an account of not having any re-insurance losses during 1961.

Treasurer Koliha referred to his written report which he handed out before the meeting started.

Treasurer Koliha reported that he had bids on the doors in the entrance to the Lobby. No action taken.

Treasurer Koliha reported that a loan in Houston has been foreclosed.

The meeting recessed at 5:45, p.m. until 8:30 a.m.

Director Cervenka was excused Tuesday evening due to previous engagements.

It was agreed that all loans cn the list where the Board decided ti:at they must be current on a certain date and ii the borrower does not bring them to a current status, the loans shall be declared due, and the ttorney shall institute foreclosure proceedings.

Treasurer Koliha inquired as to the length of mernberShip in the Order for the borrower to be eligible to apply for a mortgage `loan. It was agreed that applicant for a mortgage loan must hold membership of at least three months to qualify for a loan.

Attorney Kacir referred to his report stating that several of the loans on his report have been consumated, since he mailed out his report and he also stated that he received a number of applications that were not included in his list, and that according to his list he had approximately $420,000.00 in loan a pplications that had not been consumated.

Attorney Kacir inquired whether any member of the Supreme Lodge knew of any loans on his list that would not be closed. Director Kubena reported that an applicant for a loan of $16,500.00 procured his loan elsewhere, and this loan, will not be closed.

Director Kubena stated that he had nothing further to report.

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VRSTNt — WEST, TEXAS Director Sralla stated that it has been four years since he took office and that he enjoyed his work very much and thanked tee members of the Supreme Lodge for their assistance, Director Vitek reported that he en j oyed the meeting and invited the members of the Supreme Lodge to attend the District meeting at Beyersville, Lodge No, 43, on April 29, 1932.

Director Ilolasek invited the members of the Supreme Lodge to the District meeting in Corpus Christi on Ahril 29.

He stated that he is aware of the fact that there is another District meeting on the same date, but that he hopes that as many members of the :,Supreme Lodge as possible could attend their meeting.

Director Broz„ iceported that a borrower in his district is requesting an increase.

Of $10,000.00 in addition to his existing loan. He was requested to file the application through regular channels.

Director Broz reported that the District m eeting in his District " 1-a, not

been set as yet, but that it will probably he held sometimes in August, at Lodge No. 160.

A long discussion was held on the assignments of our certificates. Attorney k;:acir was requested to give the Supreme Lodge the opinion whether or not to make any changes in the assignment form or whether we should have our own form prepared.

President. Marek asked each member if they had anything else to bring before the Board, since there was no response, the meeting adjourned at 12:40 p.m.

prrs-ien; to y elected officers of were inelei ge at

Sitni2r Clara I District o Youth Director and Sister B. C. her assistant and District Re-

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Texas, on April 28th, sang "`Fravai Zelena" in the Czech and "Glary Hallelujah" in 1 on tiie iZouth Program. c is an example of the third genen still qieaking as fluent Czech s their parents and grandparents. Having learned the language from babyhood Dines to inch as no problem to a U/zh fr2rn one langiiage to another.

Last year Frankic, Jr., won top place in Talent iri e audition at Camp Ta eui 1..; cl His daddy has just been re-elected Distfict Two Treasurer the Metinn:. ait,i in young Frankie and many like is rride "hopii, of our fitture" Of our :beliived SPirST. Good Vib Fra.nkie

SISTER KASI)Aa.EK Vestnik proudly pivesehts Sister Kasparek as she was honored by her District Organizer, Brother Ben Mikolaj, at the recent District Two Meeting held at Lodge No. 48, Vysehrad on April 29th.

Sister Kasparek holds the Emblem of Achievement in the sales of insurance in, her District. She is from Lodge No. zi) Praha, Taylor, Texas.

There are many lady organizers in our Order who are doing outstanding jobs in the sale of life insurane, of which Sister .Kasparek is one. Congratulations!

Vestnik oudly presents lovely siste:' Nancy MaFish on the occasion of ..;trict Two Meeting held .April 29, at :idge No. 48 Vysehrad, near Taylor, as. Sister Nancy is already known to readers as a Reporter for V.,:b .0 ' 11 Youth activities in her locale.

Mal'.-ii also assisted in the ceremonies honoring the Fifty-Year Members durin9: this Meeting. Sh.e is a charming young lady with a very nice personality vviio will lead our Order in her Dii,tilet, in the years to come.

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B. C. ST.ILIVIACi.i Vestnik proudly piiisents Brother B. C. Stalmach, President of Lodge No. 48 Vysehrad, host Lodge to the District vo IViceting on April 29th as ::e appear' daring the Open House held simultaneously with the District Two Meet-

Situated high on a hill, LodgeVysehrad has recmtly enlargedand remodeled sir Lodge Flail and under the guidance " its aggressive yoUnger leaders, prom, ises a bright future for the Lodge and our Order.

Brâ&#x20AC;˘her Stalmach was elected District Two President at this -Meeting and immidiately set a goal of Five New Youth Clube for '62 in the District.

Ills charming wife was elected a ReSISTER B. C. STALMACH fhis : a on songster is Frank porter to Vestnik to give our memberIn the picture is Sister B. C. Stalmach Klinkoi! s . y Jr. as he appeared at the Ship the news , for this area. To both of Lodge No. 48, Vysehraxl on the ocDistrict Two held recently at Brother and Sister Stalmach, go our casion of their Open House and hosting Lodge No. 48 Vysehrad, near Taylor, best wishes for success, the District Two Meeting, Sunday, April

Wednesday, May 16, 1962 29, in their newly remodeled and enlarged Lodge Hall. Sister Stalmach assisted the District Two Youth Director, Sister Clara Hejl, with the presentation of the Youth Program at this District Two Meeting.

Sister Stalmach was also elected "District Reporter" for her District to keep the news of her district flowing into Vestnik's pages for news and information from that District. A goal has oeen set in this District for five new Youth Clubs for '62.

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Notice to District Five MEMBERS Houston, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters: Come next Sunday, May 20th, you are all invited and urged to attend the Spring District meeting, slated to be held at Fairchild, Texas Hall. We will be the Guests of Needville Lodge No. 81.

Morning session begins at 10 o'clock.

Included in th.e program will be the awarding of 50 year membership buttons, annual reports of District Officers and the most important of all, the election of new District Officers that will serve our District for the next annual term.

I have always been a great believer in the rotation of officers and the spreading of authority in our Fraternal Order and I look forward to the pleasure of congratulating the new President that will be elected to take my chair.

Needville No. 81 will be the Sponsoring Lodge and we may be all sure that they will treat us nice. See you Sunday at Fairchild, I remain, Fraternally yours, Charlie Cerny President, Dist. 5 )• • A six-year-old girl submitted the following composition on "people" to her teacher: "People are composed of girls and boys, also men and women. Boys are no good at all until they grow up and get married. Men who don't get married are no good eather. Boys are an awful brother. They want everything they see except soap. My Ma is a woman, and my Pa is a man. A woman is a grown up girl with children. My Pa is such a nice man that I think be must have been a girl when he was a boy."

• 4. • Father: "Well, son, what did you learn in school today?

Son: " I learned to say yes sir, no sir, and yes ma,am and no ma'am."

Father: "Really?"

Son: "Yeah."

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Rejcek, with two singles. Raymond Smith, had a single; Lawrence Honza. a single; Wes Jaska, a single; Bob Spoor, two walks and a sacrifice, and Alvin (Bino) Vrana had a sacrifice fly.

Wednesday night, May 16, we play Falcon Mfg., Second Game to 8:45 at Samuel's Diamond No. 2.

We even had a rooting section at the game; our thanks for your presence. We are only sorry that the team had such a bad night.

We will be seeing a lot more of you at the games, we hope. Until then, — SOFTBALL TEAM OF LODGE NO. 84 Fraternally yours, Dallas, Texas Ben Jarma, Mgr. Dear Brothers and Sisterse: Dallas Lodge No. 84 Monday night, May 7, we played the ) • 4, • Nine Cousins and we won by a score of 20 to 0 — more like a football score. Our opponents just. couldn't do anything right as they made numerous errors.

Wes Jaska hurled the first four innings for our team, allowing three hits, NEEDVILLE LODCiE NO. 81 one walk and struck out seven batters. Dear Members and Friends: Frank Mach III, caught behind the plate District Five will hold the Spring for the first four innings and pitched Meeting May 20, which is sponsored by the fifth and final inning, striking out Needville Lodge 81 and held at Pairthe three batter to face him. Albin childs, Texas.

(Bino) Vrana caught the final inning.

I hope all themembers know by il(IT Leading hitters were: Paul Valenta, and all will be present. Hope to see all Alex Parma, Milton Spaniel and Jerry the Supreme Lodge Oficers arid the Manak with two hits apiece and Frank Editor present.

• Mach III, and Ben Jarma with one hit Barbecue will be served, which will each. Frank Mach III, Albin (Bino) consist of Beef and Pork and plenty of Vrana , Wesley Jaska got on base twice it. via walks and Jody Rejcek and Jerry The meeting will start at 10 a.m.

Manak each got on base via one walg sharp. This will be an all clay meeting apiece. and end with a dance at nite.

I hope to see all the lodges present Monday night, May 14, we played Capand all their friends. So let's make this itol Records, the first game, '7:30 p.m. and on Monday night May 21, we play one o fthe best meetings ever held.

Please don't forget the above (late Forney Engineering, first game 7:30 p.m. mentioned.

There will be plenty of reat Samuel's Diamond No. 2. freshments.

Wednesday night, May 9, we playede Chairman, Southwestern Bell Telephone and finally Charlie Matcek had our winning streak ended as we )R Ai • t were defeated by a score of 12 to 8. We SWEET HOME LODCE NO,. 63 had plenty of hits and runs to win but our defense just fell apart as our team Dear Members: This is to inform you that due to must have made 10 or 12 errors. Maybe we got them out of our system for the Sweet Home Catholic Church picnic, season, we hope. Frank Mach III, hurled our next regular meeting will be held the first three and two-thirds innings, the 4th Sunday which is May 27th at giving up five hits, two walks and struck 2 o'clock so do not forget. out three batters. Eight runs were scored Following the meeting a social will be off Mach and only two were earned. held. The sisters are asked, as usual, to Wes Jaska burled the final three and bring whatever goodies they wish for .one-third innings, giving up four hits, lunch. three walks and whiffed three batters.

Thereafter our meetings will be held Of the four runs scored off Jaska — only as usual, the Third Sunday every montwo were earned. Lawrence Honza was th. our catcher.

Remember th.e 4th Sunday and we will Leading hitters were: Frank Mach III, be looking for you. with a triple and a single; Paul Valenta Fraternally, with a triple; Alex Parma, two singles; Felix Jurica, Leonard Drozd, two singles; and Jody ',Secretary

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KM/AR, LODGE HG,J,S DIST. I MEET The District One Sp- ring Meeting was g eld at Lodge No. 38 Osveta at Kovar, rexas, Sunday, May 6th beginning at 1:30 p.m. on a beautiful, warm and sunny day.

President of District One, brother :Krnest Jakubik called the meeting to der at 1:30 p.m. welcoming the membership to District One. He then turned Ale meeting over to Sister Lillie Matejka, District One Youth Director to eresent the Youth Program.

LARRY Pe 7 L211 Larry Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Meyer of Schtilenburg, Texas, won a National Science Foundation Scholarship to attend the summer Science Training Program, for Secondary School Students in Mathematics at the University of Oklahoma at Norman, Oklahoma, starting June 11, 1962 and lasting for eight weeks.

Sister Matejka opened the Program with a prayer recited by Carol Ann Vytopil of the Bryan Lodge No. 39, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to our Plag by the assembly.

The second number was a Cornet solo, ay Ronnie Matejka of the Bryan Lodge No. 39.

The third number was a recitation: 'Our Flag" by David Janek of Lodge No. Snook. e fourth number Was a Charleston ance by Beverly Kay and Shirley Kay Shearer of Lodge No. as.

The Fifth number was a song: "Deep n the Heart of Texas," by Yvonne, Bernice Jakubik, accompanied on the ;lane, by Sue Sebesta, of Lodge No. 9, Snook.

Number Six was a song: "No Man is an island" by Carol Vytopil, of Lodge No. 39 Bryan, he Seventh number was a Dance by Cecilia Kay Shearer of Lodge No. 38.

Nnnfter eight was a song: "Louka Zelcna" by Dottie Natejka, accompanied

by Shirley Cec. of Lodge No. 39, Bryan.

The ninth number was a Dance by Kay Stearer of Lodge No. 38.

The tenth number was a song and acrostic presentation of MOTHER, in honor of Mother's day coming up within a week. Those who participated in this number were: Dottie Matejka, singing "Mother" with Shirley Ceoh at the piano, both of Lodge No. 38 Bryan.

Then in the acrostic part of the following recited their parts of the MOTH-

Larry will take special mathematics courses in Modern Math plus compute! training, and a course in Liberal Arts !from one of the following choices: Literature, speech, music, and art appreciation.

These scholarships are offered to outstanding students by various college: and universities throughout the country. The students are selected by their scores on the following three tests: 0' ,1L Mental Ability, STEP Scinece, and STEP Mathematics, plus Secondary S:!hool records and recommendations by teacinerS. The above tests provide a common basis for comparing , students from various schools. Larry took these tests in competition with both sophomores and juniors throughout the country and won his scholarship ! Gs a sophomore.

Larry has a straight "A" average in school. Last year he was selected as the outstanding student in the freshman class.

Although Larry lives in ,Schulenburg, he is a member of Lodge No. 17, SPJST Henry Sefcik of 108 West Kleg, Caldwell, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank at Caldwell, ins, mother's hometown.

Larry is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs Meyer, 331 Halliday, San Antonio, Texas.

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ER motif: Jean Kuder from Lodge 39; Lillie D. Matejka of Lodge 39; Jerry Vytopil, No. 39; Pam Vytopil, No. 39; Mildred Jakubik of Lodge No. 9 Snook and Lebbie Vytopil of Lodge No. 39, Bryan.

The eleventh number was acrobatics by the Shearer sisters: Beverly K, Shirley Kay, Nancy Kay and Cecilia Kay, of Lodge No. 38.

Mildred Jakubik of the Snook Lodge No. 9, recited "Simple Simon."

Nnmber thirteen was Ronnie Matejka in a Cornet Solo, from Lodge No. 39 Bryan.

The fourteenth number was a song: "Daisy" and "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." by Shirley Kay, Cecilia Kay and Nancy Kay Shearer of Lodge No, 38 Novar.

Thus ended the Youth Program amid applause from the spectators. The children performed like old troupers.â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Good work!

Brother Vaclav Barina, President of Lodge No. 38, welcomed those who came to the District One Meeting. Speaking in English brother Barina stated: "It is indeed, a pleasure to welcome you again to Kovar. I say "again," because this is the third time I've had the pleasure to do so. We realize that we at Kovar are just a small Community, we don't have lots of big things; there are not many of us, but what we do have we want to share with you. I thing that these District Meetings afford a fine opportunity for all of us in 'helping to get acquainted with the others better; we get along better so we are, indeed, glad that you have come back to Kovar and wish for everyone of you a "welcome" in oui. midst. He then repeated the same greeting in the Czech Language.

District One President, Brother Ernest Jakubik then thanked brother Barina for his sincere welcome of the Kovar Lodge, stating that '"the district is happy to be here." He, too, repeated his response to Brother Barina's "Welcome" in Czech.

Brother Jakubik then introduced the Supreme Lodge Officers and their ladies.

Brother Raymond Urbanovsky, Supreme Lodge Secretary; Brother Ben Zabcik, Supreme Lodge Financial Secretary; and I! I their ladies took a bow. Then Editor L. 0. Hosek and wife, Brother Rudolph 1 Troubil, our Rest Home Supervisor and ?his charming wife took a bow.

Besides District One, District Two acid1 District Three were represented.

Brother Jos. Koliha, sent regrets at! not being able to be present Brother John Kubena, District One Director to the Supreme Lodge took. al bow as hit Mrs. Mounds of Bay City who was a guest visiting relatives at

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VESTN f K— WEST, TEXAS Kovar. ed for them, and pinned their pins on Brother Steve Regmund, District One them.

Secretary read the minutes of the last Through the courtesy of brother UrDistrict III Meeting Winch were apLanovsky who prepared a list for pubproved. lication, the following names were Brother Barina commented on tne called for presentation of their Fifty"Five-cent donation" which the Lodges Year Pins. in the District were to send into the Lodge No', 1 District Treasury Fund, to support the Ad Blinka Youth Movement of District One in their Sophie Mynar activities. "It may be that it is misunderLodge No. 7 stood," state...1 brot.Ter R,irina, "for what they were meant for; tecse donations Miroslava Hejtmaneig. are for the purpose of carrying on the AloiS kilavaty District activities, especially the Youth Lodge No. .9 Activities for we have little help from Lydia Kovar the Supreme Lodge, but not enough; Marie Kulhanek it has been agreed that we would pracFrances Kulhanek. tice sending in five cents per me.nber Anna L. Macik for a whole year into our District TreasWm. Wrikesk ury. That program (just presented by Marie Vajdak the District's children) just don't hapJos. Vajdak pen," stated brother Barina, "it takes Lodge No. 12 time, costumes, mileage. I think it is very Jul. Peter. much worth while for the lodges to conLodge No. 14 tribute voluntarily according to their Frank Skrla ability. If in tine future you are ever Lodge No,. 17 asked to contribute, think about it serViasta Bravenec iously — what it would mean to you and john G. Charanza our District as a whole.

Ed. S. Dusek A 5c donation per member each year, Fr. J. Skrabanek surely is not excessive. r. Svaton Frances Trcalek Brother Jakubik, brought out that no Albina Urban lodge can be forced — that it is a wonLodge No. 21 derful, personal spirit when they do conAd. Sasin tribute to the Youth Work in the DisLodge No. 33 trict.

Frances Repka Sister Matejka, District One Youtn Theresa Slovak Director Brought out that due to the inLodge No. 38 adequacy of funds in the District coffer Jos. A. Fisik that the Youth Activity Day cannot be Jos. Kadlecck -held this year, that the present funds Rosalie Kadlecek would be held over for next year's Youth Theresa Ryple Activity Day event. ,iulie Sirocky The presentation of the Fifty-Year Matilda Sistik Emblems was next and Brother Jakubik Amalie Valek turned the microphone over to brothers Lodge No,, 39 Urbanovsky and Zabcik, from the SuAgnes Hodanek preme Lodge headquarters to conduct Ledge No. 51 this part of the program. It was conMarie Blair ducted in the Czech language, in honor Julie Chalupa of honorees, the Fifty-Year Members in Lodge No. 60 District One. John Matejka Lodge No. 64 Brother Urbanovsky, speaking in Frances Krenek Czech stated: "In the beg,innhg our Lodge No. 67 members were predominently of Czech Alois Dybala origin and the Czech language was used Wm. Hajek and he presumed that most of the memAids Holub rship present still understood the Lodge No. 68 Czech language.

Wm. Kamas As Bro. Zabcik called out the names Aivina Klostermann of the, eligible members in the respecJno. L. Stierling tive District One lodges, lovely sisters /Lodge No. 100 Carol Vytopil, Dianna Matejka and :BevF. Schoenemann. erly Kay Shearer, escorted the honorees Lodge No. 103 up front where a place had been resery-

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Lodge No. 103 Fr. Hajek Jos. V ybiral Lodge. No,. 116 1g. Odstrcil Lodge No. 111 Anastasie Hosek Matilda Petrusek Jos. Taska These present at the Meeting were: Brother Jos. A. Lisik of Lodge No. 38, Novae; Brot.-.er Joe Kadleeek of Lodge No. 38 Kovar; Sister Roselle Kadlecek of Lodge No. 38, Novae; Sister Theresa Ryple, of Lodge No. 38, Kovar; Sister Anastasie Hosek, of Lodge No. 141, Mixville, and Sister Matilda. Petrusek of Lodge No. 141 )\ilxville.

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Won me s Nook FROM DISTRICTFIVE YOUTH DIRECTOR Sunday, May 2• is the date set for the Spring Meeting of District Five, which will be held at Fairchild, Texas, under the sponsorship of Lodge Needville No. 81.

We take this opportunity to invite all Lodges in our district to attend, Supreme Lodge Officers, Editor, other district officers, individual members, and friends.

The Needville Lodge members will prepare a delicious menu for everyone, so please do not dissapoint them.

The meeting will convene at 10:00 a.ra. and dinner will be served at noon. A brief youth program will follow by the youth of Lodge No: 81 assisted by Sister Evelyn Christ.

After the meeting adjourns supper will be served and a dance will follow at night to the music of the Sil Krenek orchestra of Wallis. This will be a vital meeting for young and cld, please make every effort to be present.

Only a short time remains for the deadline of our insurance sales contest, which is May 31. I trust that many ledges have chosen their Princesses, Duchesses and Escorts for the forthcoming Queen's and Duchess' Bali.

Rules and regulations have been published for this contest in the Vestnik for quite sometime. And I will be happy to

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Your kind attention to this announcement will be appreciated, and we are looking forward with pleasure to the participation of our members.

Nazdar: Feat ernally, Maxine Sefcik, District 5 Youth Director ) FROM ELM MO-TT We received a report that our Brother W. E. Krizan is very ill and it would please him very much if some of his erethren Lodge Cottonwood No. 6 would send him a card on his birthday which will be on the 19th. Thanks for your kindness. Mrs. W. E. Krizan, Mrs.. W. E. Krizan Rt. 1, Box 174 Elm Mott, Texas A •

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the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester McDonald of Sweetwater, Tennessee.

The bride was given in marriage by Lt. Col. Robert J. McLean, and after a short wedding trip to Sweetwater, Tennessee, the couple will stay at Fort Monroe, Virginia.

The groom has been assigned to overseas duty, to Germany, and will leave on May 21st, and until arrangements can be made, the bride will remain stationed in Virginia.

The bride is a graduate of West Oso Hi; attended Del Mar College for a year and one-half, and is a graduate of Durham's Business College. She received her basic training at Fort MvClellan, Alabama. The groom is a graduate from Sweetwater High School at Sweetwater, Tennessee.

Frances has been a member of our ,SPJST for 21 years and belongs to Lodge Lodge No. 117, Robstown, Texas.

Up to this writing, we didn't get much rain where we live — southeast of Clarkswood. We still are badly in need of rain. The grain crop is badly stunted and doesn't have much of a chance of making grain. To date, since September, we have had in this locality only one and one-fourth inch of rain — this is unbelievable — but the area is just hard hit and there are many areas like it.

I don't remember anything like this.

Your friend, Mrs. Betty Jurica Editor's Note: The best wishes of the whole brotherhood to the newlyweds for a long and happy marriage.

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Our regular monthly meeting was held Sunday, April 15 at 2 p.m. We had a nice attendance. Twenty-nine members were present. Some visitors were welcomed from the Praha Lodge No. 29, Taylor, Texas. They were Ed. Holly, Rubbie Holly, and Marie Holly. Marie Kallus from San Antonio and Jo Ann Gajdos, assistant I ANC S JURICA Corpus, Christi, Texas secretary from Lodge No. 78, Jourdanton, Texas.

Dear Friends and Readers: I thought I would write some news Four members were installed to our of interest of our daughter for those of Lodge 133. They were Sisters Clara Lee you who know her.

Moudry, Shirley Jean Moudry, Brothers Prim Frances Jurica, serving in the Charles Steve Moudry and Richard Army, b .: •5 :W the bride of Private First Wayne Mondry. They were transferred ;aaond McDonald in a military from Lodge 78 Jourdanton. The meeting weds r:. 'wh:nli took place on the base was adjourned at 3:30 p.m. Games were n the el- • le I of the Centurion, Fort played and refreshments were served Saturday, May 5th at and enjoyed by all. We want to say a.m. .f . 5Lh the bride and groom are 1Thank You to the Sisters that brought stationed at TJSCONARC, Fort Monroe, the good pastries. The attendance prize Virginia. was won by Sister Polasek. We hope to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jurica of Corpus see more members and visitors at our Christi, are the bride's parents, while next meeting which will be held Sun-

Wednesday, May 16, 1962 day, May 20th. It will be at the same address — American Legion Post 399 Hall, 628 Dwight, South San Anotnio.

Sincerely yours, Viola Mazac Vice-Pres. - Reporter )• • SE. TON LODGE NO,. 47

Tende, Texas Dear Friends, At our meeting last Sunday, we have set our date for our next meeting to be held on Friday, June 1, beginning at 8 p.m. Let us all mark that date for this will be a very important meeting. At this meeting the building committee will present two plans for our hall with estimated cost of each. Then we will decide Which plan we want. This will be our final decission as the committee is getting tired of meeting all the time.

So all of you come to the meeting to express your wishes. Remember Friday, Tune 1. at 8 D.M, The following members were reported on the sick list: Brothers Ed Pechal and Joe Olejnik. We wish both brothers a speedy recovery.

New members admitted into the lodge were • Virginia and Jack Gandy.

Welcome to our lodge.

We have also made some plans for our annual picnic. We decided to have a 65th SPJST anniversary at our lodge on lt-nday, July 29. Other plans will be reoorted later.

Our District II Queen's Ball will be held at Seaton Star Hall on Saturday, Tune 30. Music will be furnished by Bob and His Melodian.s. Everybody is invited. The net proceeds from this dance will be for the District II Youth Program so all of you in our district should support this cause. Let us all come and help the Youth.

All of you Youth Leaders please send me the names of your contestants in the contest so that I could make my preparations and get the consolation prizes.

It is much better to send in the names at least two or three days before the ball so that the program could be made out. As most of you know that if you put it off until the last day, you cannot make the final preparations and then you get into a rush. So please let me know by June 27 the latest.

A few words about our District H meeting. We had a very good time and the meeting was a very successful one.

I wish to thank Sister Stalmach for her help in the youth program. The children were excellent in their performance. Sister Hosek, yon had a wonderful report in the Vestnik so I shall not go into any details; however, the little girl who had the speech "Ten Nas Res"

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V E S T N I K -- WEST, TEXAS is from my lodge Lodge No. 47. Also- likes to brag and boast about their son Frank Klinkovsky is from Lodge No. 47. and daughter. Parents have fine and you do not mind the corrections wonderful dreams and plans for their but 1 would not let these two be trans- children perhaps hoping that their chilferred to another lodge. dren will become what they themselves C. ur contestant for the Queen is pretty did not become. But on ideal parent -Nancy Sefeik daughter of Mr. and Mrs. one Wa cm a child will never forget — is Jo tee g efcik. The contestant for the one Won sacrifices his dreams so that Lueliess is pretty Jonette Hruska, the his children's dreams may come true.

Comm: tee of Mr. and Mrs. John Hruska. And although parents may not underTheir escorts will he Ace Lloyd Ciilapek, stand why their children want this or son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chlapek and way their children can't do his and al the Duchess' escort will be Frank though tbey may truly know wha lLilinkovsky jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. best for their young cries, they whc Frank Klinkoysky.. in the true sense of the word "par( • I wien to extend my deep sympathy accept the feelings and beliefs of to the Kalenda family in the loss of child, offer constructive criticion • their loved one, Sister Veronica Kalenda. advice, and support their child in whatSister Kalenda was a very active mem- ever decision they reach. ber of our lodge. She could really make A parent with love and understanding ose apple strudels. We will miss her does not scorn or leekdcwn upon a dein our lodge. cision made by their maturing child.

Remember the dates June 1 and June To.ey do not spite the child because he 30. may not have attained the dreams of Fraternally, the parents. Instead, they remember the Clara Hejl, reporter individuality of their child and re• R. • member the fact that children are only loaned to us by God and that they canS.P,J.S.T. LODGE NO. 84 DALLAS Mother's Day and Father's Day — not be kept tied to our "apron strings" what a perfect tribute to a nearly per- forever.

Yes, a parent can be a great blessfect couple! Parents are a child's greatest asset or they can be his greatest ing. They can, by their love and example create for a child a home with family downfall.

From the moment an infant takes its stability and interest. They can give •first breath and enters this bewildering their children a reason to live and to world of ours, his parents become like prosper or they can give them, a feeling artists working with God to develop a of unwantedness and despair with no masterpiece. For each child is like unto a ambition. piece of clay which can be scuiptored inHere within our SPJST, you as a parto a thing of beauty or which can be ent have a tremendous opportunity to molder haphazardly into an object of work for and with your children. You utter disg.ust. can share with them their plans for As a child grows and develops, his the future and you can help them reach parents take the roles of friends and their goals and make their dreams a counselor as well as his provid e r. A reality. By working in your own lodges, child needs a mother' er a father in your Districts, and in your great state of whom to confide his feelings and fears, Texas, you can achieve a great feeling his hopes and dreams, his secrets — of unity and closeness that every fame big and small, his every emotion. A ily needs, that every child needs and child needs to feel an unbelievable trust wants so very much.

Way not give it a try? If you are in his parents which he knows will never not active in the affairs of your lodge, be betrayed.

When there is no mother or father to begin immediately and then proceed turn to, a child seeks an "outsider" in to become active iu the groups your wam to confide thus endangering a youngsters organize. relationshi p which should be Do this and learn the rich reward and carefully protected. A child who never satisfaction that can be yours when knows the "closeness" of a mother or your child knows that he is loved and father, knows only unhappiness, an- that yOu are interested.

Jerry Ann Urban guish, needless worry, and emotional Assistant Youth Leader torment, Lodge No.. 84 As a child reaches maturity and bea • 4, a gins to understand his purpose and BLEIRLERVILLE LODGE NO,. 33 goals in life, he begins to make decisions and strive to attain adulthood in Brothers and Sisters: The Bleiblerville SPJST Lodge will his own way. Every parent wishes the very best for his child and every parent have their Fish Fry on Sunday, May 20,

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WEST LODGE NO. 54 Dear Sisters and Brothers: Last Sunday our meeting was coiled to order by President Robert Cervenka, the Pledge of Alle giance was said thou the minutes of the previous meeting was read by Brother Frank Uccek and were approved.

Our SPJST Lodge has again been requested by the boys playing baseball, to sponsor them. The young boys have so, much fun and each is proud to represent his team.

Patrica Sulak, daughter of Brother Albin Sulak was selected as Queen arid will represent her lodge in the Youth Contest which will be held in Ennis in June.

A card of thanks was read from Brother Bill Girard whc is in the Veterans Hospital in Marlin.

The committees are to see to it and plan on putting a partition wall bet ✓een the dance floor and for bar, :11;-;o fix the curtains in the hall which. need to be mended.

The next item discussed was whether to install natural gas or to keep butane gas. It was voted to have natural gas installed into our hall, the property cernmittee will see to this immediately to have this change made.

Brother Vick Hall who always comes to the meetings alse was present. We are alwayt glad to see him come. The members congratulated him on his success in last week's election as he was elected Judge of 54th District Court in Waco, he teanked all those who supported him Sister Mary Dudik is On the sick list and is in Providence Hospital hating undergone surgery. Wishing you a snectly recovery.

Brother John Bukovjan who was in the Veterans Hospital for a long time, was at the meeting.

Also Brother Hugo Freund whom we haven't seen in the meetings for a long time was present and as always

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Five new members joined our Lodge namely, Brother Emil W. Plasek Jr., Henry Snokhous, George Hanzlicek, Louis Brezina and Mrs. C. D. Watson.

We are bappy to have all of you new members among us and hope to see you at our meetings.

The fourth of July Picnic was brought up and left open for further discussion at our next meeting, hope to see as many as passible at this meeting.

There is lots of work to be done inside and ,outside of the hall, the grass is to be cut all around the hall, a date will be set at the June meeting for members to come clean the hall floors. It is a lot of work to clean the floor as it is a large floor space and there are many Chairs and tables to be moved when the floor has to be washed.

The Youth will have a Mother's and Father's Day Program so watch, for the date in the Vestnik in the near future.

There was quite a bit of debating going on as to whether our meetings shall be conducted in the Czech or English language. It was an interesting debate as some wanted it in Czech and others wanted to have it in English.

Before adjourning, Brother Hugo Freund told members he will donate 5 dozen kolaches for the next meeting and the ladies are to prepare the coffee. So let's all come make this an interesting meeting on June 3rd and discuss the July 4 Annual Picnic and of cours, to enjoy the good kolaches which Brother Hugo will donate.

Fraternally, Bennie Soukup •r

NOVE KVETY LODGE NO. 35 ELK Dear Members and Friends, The regular lodge meeting of Elk Ledge No. 35 was called to order by President Rudolph Zalman. The following visitors were recognized: Brother Joe B. Hejny, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nesuda, M. and. Mrs. Otis Ceska, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Harms, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mazanec all of Lodge No. 66, Mr. Ernest Nors, Mrs. Manmaie Bradberry, Mr. G. W. Maddox, and Mrs, Donnie Ray Mladenka. We were glad to have so many visitors. We would like to welcome all of you back.

The first part of the meeting was

VASTNIK— WEST, TEXAS turned over to the Youth Club. Congratulations goes to Miss Nelda Marie Rendek and Bob Tlustos as being elected Prince and Princess and Wayne Taustos and Linda Pavelka as Duke and Dutchess. Best wishes to all of you, we will all be backing you all the Youth.

Activity Day this year at Ennis.

Thanks .goes to Mrs. Ama Nesuda, District Three Youth Leader, for telling, us a little about the activities which will go on at Ennis and Youth Activity Day. The Youth Club meeting was adjourned and the regular lodge meeting proceeded as follows: We were honored to have with us Brother Joe B. Hejny who presented the fifty year pins to the following members: Rosilie Vicha, Francis Zalman, Adolph Kubitza, August Pospisil, and Henry Farek. Willie Kubitza was not able to attend the meeting to receive his pen because of ill health. Congratulations to each one of you and a speedy recovery to you, Mr. Kubitza.

Brother Hejny congratulated the Fifty Year Members first in Czech, which to my regret I could not understand, but he realized that some of us did not know what. he had said by the blank looks on our face so he translated it into English.

President Rudolph Zalman started the business meeting off by introducing the following officers: President — Rudolph Zalman Vice President — Vernon Wood Secty.-Treas. — Eugene Pavelka Reporter — Bernice Mach Youth Leader — Norma Pavelka Auditors — Billy Bordovsky, Clarence Hoffman, Willie Adamek, John Mach and o Kimball Kitchen Chairman — Mary Beralek Floor Chairman -- Rudolph Vicha Refreshment Chairman — Willie Adamek Bull ding Chairman — Emil Vicha Historian — Gloria Pavelka Clean-up Chairman — Charles Pa y elka.

Brother Eugene Payelka read the minutes of the last meeting and they stood approved as read. He also gave the financial report.

The new members approved were Deborah Josephine Nors and Nelda Marie Rendek .

The different chairman were heard from next. First was the floor chairman, Rudolph Vicha who reported, that he bad not made as much as last month; Kitchen Chairman, Mary Beralek, and Refreshment Chairman, Willie Adamek reported that they had made about the same as last month; and Vernon Wood.

Wednesday, May 16, 1962 chairman of the Trustees reported on the two special meetings the trustees had.

There was no old business. The new business brought before the members as the appointment of an assistant to Brother Jim Pavelka who keeps the cemetery. Charles Pavelka was appointed. Brother Vicha reminded everyone ef the Mother's. Day Day Dance.

Next President Zalman asked the visitors if any of them had anything to say. Thanks to all of those who bad words of praise for the Fifty-Year Members and for the progress our lodge has made. Thanks again.

Brother Ed Mazanec from Lodge No. e6 gave a report on the District Three meeting and Sister Libby Parma invited our Youth Club ball team to challenge their team. This invitation was accepted.

The meeting was adjourned and everyone stayed for lunch and to talk to their friends. Till next time, so long.

Fraternally yours, Bernice Mach

NOTICE TO ALL 'aLaIVL,XES OF LC _)tGE S.P.J.S.T,. NO. 66 AT ELM MOTT Dear Members: We are hoping that all of you will be present at our next Meeting on Sunday, May 20th. The meeting this time will start promptly at 2:30 p.m. at Linden Hall. There will also be a discussion as to whether to change our meeting day in June on account of Father's Day being on the 3rd Sunday.

The ladies are kindly requested to bring enough food for themselves and any queSts they wish to bring.

The entertainment committee is working on a combined pro-gram for Mother's and Father's Day. It sounds very interesting. Come out and see for yourselves.

The youth will have their meeting directly after ours.

Fraternally, Rose Parma, Recording ;Secty. of 66 )* ♦( L 0 D C,E NO, 84 DALLAS This is to remind each and every member that our next monthly meeting will be held at 4 p.m, on the third Sunday which is. May 26'

Wednesday, May 16, 1962 We urge each and every member to please come out and help us decide on the remodeling of our kitchen and other improvements.

There seems to be a lot of work needed to be done so let's add come out and voice our opinion.

Also may we take this opportunity to wish a speedy recovery to some of our sick members. To Bro. Chas. Prasifka who is recovering from an operation and to Dianne Baleja who is recovering from chicken pox, and to little Allou Baleja who has the mumps.

In closing may I again say don't forget the meeting, Sunday May the 20.

Lillian Hamusek Reporter LODGE NO. 6 COTTONWOOD Cottonwood lodge held their regular meeting May 6. President Raymond Volcik opened the meeting and the usual procedure was, followed. Blake Straten led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

We were happy to have three new members added to our lodge. They are, Ricky Dan Smith, Mary Kathy Hayes and Richard Wayne Vybiral.

The various committees were asked to give reports. Youth .leader Ruth Krizan urged the young people of our lodge who are talented in any way to be sure to, enter the talent contest. The rules and different age groups are listed in the Vestnik, A discussion about having our annual picnic was brought up. It was decided we would have it in July. No definite date was set.

We were happy to see Sister Georgia Pavlicek at the meeting.

After a recent ear operation in Baylor hospital in Dallas. We were very glad to learn that the operation was very successful. However it will take a little time for her to get used to what seems like "loud noises" to her, after years of partial deafness.

It was decided that the barbecue su p -perand cwhi elhavfter our June meeting, will be in honor of our transfer members from Tours.

Everyone be sure to make plans to attend. Everyone enjoys the meetings and socials in our lodge hall very much. We would like to see more of our Tours members join us in our gatherings.

Don't forget that tossed salad, cake, pies or whatever you would like to take along for the barbecue supper.

The meeting was adjourned and everyone enjoyed a game of baseball and some refreshments afterwards.

By the way, did you know our organizers will give a gift to anyone that will give them the names of someone

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS who would like to become a member of our ,SPJST lodge. It will be for only one month, 80 let's talk to our friends and relatives and see if we can get them to join in our lodge. Most everyone knows our organizers, Mr. John Krizan, Mr. Rudolph Krizan and Mr. Raymond Volvik.

Until then I remain, Fraternally yours, Mrs. Hilma Macha Reporter • 4, • ( LODGE. NO. 161 LA PAR-ITA Lodge No. 161 La Parita held its monthly meeting Sunday, May 6. It was 'opened with the Pledge of Allegiance tc the Flag, led by President Zezula. The minutes were read and approved by Secretary Kloth,.

Under new business was the discussion of the Fall District Meeting. It will be held at our Lodge on September 9, 1962.

The Dues were collected afterwhich the meeting was adjourned.

Members please note that our next meeting will be on June 10th the second_ Sunday, instead of the usual first Sunday.

We do hope all our members can be present.

Reporter, Lucy Gunn P.S. Editor, please ask the other Lodges to leave this date open for us on September 9, 1962 and please come. ) • 97. ° HOUSTON LODGE NO. 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: The Saturday morning Kolache Sale by the Birthday Club Sisters of Lodge No. 88 went -over real well. They sure were kept busy putting out 011 those good kolaches. They would like to get some more volunteers to, help out, so if any of you members would like to do so call sister Frances Olexa and she will be glad to have you join in the fun. It really is interesting and lots of fun to be one of the ,group. Remember its always the First Saturday of every month.

We were glad to have had such a nice day for the Beef Barbecue, Sunday, May 5th. We are grateful to all the members and friends who came out and spent the day. Everyone had a very nice time.

There was free dancing in the afternoon and music was furnished by the Pavelka orchestra.

You should have seen Brother and Sister Rudy and Maxine Sefcik doing the -Scottish, along with Richard and Viola Kle.sel. Richard is a member of the famous Jimmy B-rosch Band, and so he does not get to dance much when they play at the lodge, but he sure made up for it this time. He does such a good job playing the accordion with the band.

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Brother Louis Hanes missed out on some delicious barbecue. He went on a business trip to Chica,go.

We were glad to see so many new friends come, and hope they come back to see us again.

Sister Birdie Hilsher had a surprise the other day when a newsman from one of the Houston newspapers came out and took pictures of beer beautiful blooming azeleas. He was amazed at finding azeleas in such pretty bloom in the month of May. We sure are going to miss one of the directors of the Czech operetta, which we are busy rehearsing, as he is going on a well earned vacation trip to Florida — hurry back Johnny Sula, we will miss you.

Brother Ed Kadlecek is on a week's vacation in Temple, trying out his hand at a saw and hammer doing some carpenter wee' Don't forget the Czech operetta "Krajanku Vrat se" on Sunday afternoon May 27.

Fraternally yours, Evelyn Vornsand )° • 0— LODGE EL MATON NO. 148 Diessin', Texas Lodge Eirnaton 148 will hold their regular meeting May 20th, 1962. in Elmaton National Hall. Everyone mark this date on your Calendar.

Fraternally yours, Mrs. Lillian Hlozek Secretary ) Re

YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 66WACO Dear Readers, It won't be long before we will have our Youth , Activity Day again. Have you been making plans to enter the contest on this day? Time slips by so fast, it will be here before we know it. I was reading Mrs. Nesuda's letter in the Vestnik today and I decided it isn't too soon to give this day sonic thought, It takes a

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V E S T N K — WEST, TEXAS lot of planning to make this special day Club meeting.

• a success, and I think each. youth club As the last meeting was short I don't member should work as hard as tne have much to write. So I will write you youth directors to make it successful. all thtit my brother, Marvin Volcik, was Hope you all will give this a special called to the Army. He left home April thought do your best to attend, work 17 right before Easter. He is undergoing hard on your contest enteritis, and be basic training in Fort Chaffee, Arkan-ready to enjoy your selves on Youth Ac- sas. The training will take ten weeks. tivity Day, So he will graduate on June 23. I hope Our meeting for the month of May , he will get a leave to come home then. will be held on May :20th. This will be a If any of his friends want to . write special day for all mothers and fathers him his address is, Pvt. (E-1) Marvin attending our meeting. Mother's Day be- Volcik, U.S. 54-334-081 (2nd Platoon), ing in May we will honor our Mothers Co. 0, 397th Regt. (BCT) 100th Division, and also honor our Fathers since June is (INC) Fort Chaffee, Ark. the montn of Father's Day. I hope we He likes to receive letters. But he does will have the biggest attendance yet for not have time to write as he is very this: day. You bring your parents and busy, I'll bring mine and I'll see you at the Reporter, meeting.

Charlene Volcik Fraternally yours, ♦ 4♦( Jean Spence WEST LODGE NO, 54 ° 4°( Dear Members, LODGE NO,. 66WACO Come get your parts for the Mother's Dear Members, and Father's Day Program on May 21, A dance is being given by the Youth at 8:00 p.m.

Club Members of Lodge No. 66. We It will be have will also a practice thesame held on May 18th, at Linden Hall from night. Let's have a good turn out. Let's 7:30 to 11 honoring the 1961-62 gradu- all take part in the prograna. The proates, La Nelle Ceska and Hattie Mattis. gram will be Sunday night, May 27, 1962 La. Neil will graduate from University at 7:30 p.m.

High School and Hattie from Reicher Fraternally, High. Congratulations! to both girls for Frankye Mikeska achieving another goal in life.

Youth Leader, Lodge 54 Many activities have been planned 4, * for May. The Youth Club Members at Lodge No. 66 will honor their Mothers and Fathers at our May 20th, meeting.

Let's all do our best to attend this meeting.

News is short this week and so is Ennis, Texas time, with all the activities it keeps me Dear Youth Leader, very busy. I will try to write more next In 10 weeks District III Youth Acweek. tivity Day will be a thing of the past Fraternally yours, and we will be recalling all the good.

Zephyr Spence. things as well as the events that 40 • t ) could have gone . over better if we had ODO .

54 -YOUTH CLUB planned better. This I know from last The Youth . Club meeting was called y ear's experinece. to order by our president, Rolicvt, Kral.

I will certainly appreciate your suggesVie said the Pledge of Alle giance to the tions. I will most certainly need your Flag and sang "A.merica."

There was no new business as our help. At any rate, do give the day some Youth Leader Frankie Mikeska was not thought when your time permits.

My regards and fraternal love, present, Wilma Nesuda The Mother's Day program was postYouth Director, poned until some other day as there SP.IST Dist. III arc many other activities on Mother's Day. Peroniste brozi stavkou. Buenos Aires, We sang "Happy Birthday" to our guest, Brother Hugo Freund. He donated Argentina. Peroniste a komuniste v Argentine poMdali o Ustavni a bezpodit dollar to our Youth Club, We also have a new member, Benny minane uznani jejich volebnino vitezstvi a- pro pripuSleni diktatora Perona Mates.

The door prize was won by Billy Kral. de Argentiny. Jinak hrozi vyvolanim geThe next meeting will be on June -3. neraini sta y ky. Armada. Mda postaveni So please be sure and come to our Youth, komuniatu a peronistil mimo zakon.

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"Friends" Texas Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column in your next weex's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports of other fancily tidings, in our brotherhood, oirths, weddings, anniversaries and :vainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value !'hank you very much fcr your tinderstazding and cooperation, Rogers — Johnette Mikulastik is valedictorian of the 1962 graduating class of Rogers High School with a four-year scholastic average of 86.38.

Salutatorian is Brian Harbour with a 95.41 average.

Other honor students are Mary Sandra Swinney, 93.66; Walter Haisler, 92.20; and Norbert Gr'ygar, 91.98.

Johnette is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mikulastik of Rt. 3 Temple She received one of the 10 national scholarships awarded by Rocketdyne and plans to attend Baylor University as a pre-med student. ♦ ♦ Rogers — Rogers High School students elected Carolyn Necas student council secretary-treasurer in arunoff Monday to complete the 1962-63 school office slate.

New council officers include David Wriggt, president; Carol Mikulas, vice president, and Don Farrell reporter Cheerleaders for next year include Linda Martinec, Betty Jean Zabcik, Diana Engbrock and Virginia Rae. Mrs. Myrtle Wood is cheerleader sponsor. fo

Funeral services were held last Tuesday at 9, a.m, at the Fayetteville Brethren Church for Alfred Urban, 42, an El Campo farmer, who passed away in a San Antonion hospital- Sunday. Burial was in the church cemetery at Ross Prairie.

Lavaca County will send Kathy Matus to the 0aklahoma Citizenship Seminar in July. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mattis of Route 2, IT..11lettsville, Kathy was chosen from a group of three girls by the judges, County Agent Lawrence Walshak and Mrs, Frank Stockton both of Gonzales. Miss Mates is a Junior student at fiallettville High School.

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The Bell County branch of the Assn. for Childhood. Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Hardy Parlor, Mary Hardin-Baylor College, to elect officers.

Mrs. Norma Jean Bartek, second grade teacher at Dickson School in Temple and delegate to the International Study Conference in Indianapolis will report on the conference.

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Mrs. Annie Dolezal of Route 4, Temple, died in a Temple hospital Monday afternoon after an extended illness. Funeral services were 'held at 3 p.m. last Tuesday at Seaton Brethren Church with the Rev. F. J. Kostohryz officiating. Burial was in the Seaton Cemetery.

• • Miss Eunice Jurena, the 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jurena of Route 3, Hallettsville, was named valedictorian of the senior class of Hallettsville High School with an average of 96.72.

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* Pomoci ekonomiekemu stavu v malVch osadach Texasu Don Yarborough sHbuje zveni starobni pense, zrugeni dani z prodeje zvS, S' 'enim eani korporacirn v jinjrch stateeh, a plieiriovati se o zlepSeni obehodu na venkovnieh mistech pig zvelebovacim programu.

Pomorte umistiti Texas na prvni misto v osobuich prijmech a prileiitostnich zamestnanich.

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Strana 28 Mr. and Mrs. Albin Dvoracek announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carolyn Joyce, to Alvin Dalton of Dallas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Dalton Sr. of Grand Prairie.

Miss Dvoracek is a graduate of West igh School and St. Paul's School of Nursing on Dallas. She is employed at Veterans Hospital in Dallas.

• Friends and relatives paid their last respect and attended the funeral of Alfred Urban, 42, held Tuesday, May ,8 at the Fayetteville Brethren Church.

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son of Mr. and Mrs,. Adolph Jansky of ville. The wedding clay will be July 8 in Hallettsville. The wedding has been set St. John's Catholic Church at Fayettefor Saturday, June 23, at Sacred Heart ville.

Catholic Church.

• The engagement and approaching Miss Monica Niuras, daughter of Mr. niariage of Miss Geraldine Smidovec to and Mrs. George Muras of La Grange, Ignac J. Orsak, both of Houston, is an- and Joseph William F -, ridel, son of Mr. flounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smidovec Fayetteville. The and Mrs. Herman Pavlik of Weimar. parents of the prospective groom are Mr. were married on Sunday, A p ril 29, at and Mrs. Ignac Orsak, also of Fayette- 9: a.m. at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church at Hostyn.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holik of Hallettsville announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Ann, to Charles Jansky,

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Wednesday, May 16, 1962 The marriage of Miss Mildred Jean Schimcek of San Antonio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Schimcek, and Airman First Class William L. Petter of Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio, was solemnized last Saturday in St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in San Antonio.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Petter of Hubbard.

• • Albert William Mascheck, 73, • a former resident of Hallettsville, died in a Houston hospital following an illness of three years. He has been making his home in Edna for the past 10 years. He was born in Hallettsville in 1888, the son of the late Leopold and Minnie Phol Maschek.

• • One of the outstanding priests of the San Antonio archdiocese, also a close student of the farm problem, Msgr.

Julius A. Petru of El Campo observed the silver jubilee of his priesthood Sunday.

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baby boy born Friday, April 27 at the divin of Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs. Renger Memorial Hospital in Halletts- Albin Potter of West.

• ville. He is being welcomed by a sister • Sharon.

Carol Ann Matous, 8 lb., 9 oz. daugh• • ter born May 4 to Mr. and Sirs. Ladis Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Janota, of Charles Matous, of Temple, Texas.

Wcodsboro are the proud parents of a • baby girl born May .1 at Spohn Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. George Janak of HoucCorpus Christi. The little miss tipped ton are the proud parents of a baby the scale at 7 pounds 5 ounces. Little girl born Wednesday, May 2 at; the Christie Carol is being welcomed by Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital in her brother.

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• • Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Petter of IndeMr. and Mrs. Louis J. Patek of HenVenclence, Mo., are the proud parents of derson proudly announce the safe ara 9 lb. baby boy horn Tuesday May 8. rival of a baby girl, born Friday, May 4 Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank at Henderson Memorial Hospital. Little

Simply is not strong enough to express my true gratitude to all of you wonderful peopl e, SO, MAY I SAY "THANK YOU" 1,000 OR MORE TIMES RIGHT HERE NEW ARRIVALS — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sikora of Crosby, have received a new addition in their house hold. Chubby Carolyn Melinda, announced her arrival shortly after midnight May 2 in a Hospital at Baytown.

The little darling tipped the scales at 81/4 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Marie Sikora of Crosby are grandparents, Mrs. Harriette Allison grandmother and S. P. Studnicny for the third time, great-grandfather.

• Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Broz of Lowake became the parents of a son born at Shannon Hospital in San Angelo on May 7th. He weighed 7 lbs., 13 1/2 ozs. and was named Carl James. He was welcomed by a brother, Gary, and sister, Debbie.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bubenik and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Broz all of San Angelo.

Contributed by Mrs. Louis Pelzel • • Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Woytek are parents of a son born April 24 at St. Edward's Hospital in Cameron. Mrs. Woytek is the former Mary Ann Hubnik. Woytek is stationed with the 49th Armored Division at Fort Polk.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Malik of Houston are rejoicing over the arrival of a

FOR THE HARD WORK, ENCOURAGEMENT AND TIRELESS CAMPAIGNING YOU HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THIS, OUR GREATEST OF ALL VICTORIES. Particularly gratifying to me was the heart-warming margin of victory, • 86 votes to 316, the citizens of West gave Murray Watson on May 5th.

As your public servant, I will be mindful of the confidence you have placed in me.

I will continue to endeavor to serve all of you all of the time to the very best of my ability,.

^RRA.Y WATSON

Sincerely,

STATE SENATOR-ELECT — BELL, MILAN, MCLENNAN COUNTIES

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Donna Lynn tipped the scale at 9 lbs., and 9 ounces.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vyvjala of Gonzales are announcing the birth of a son, Michael John, born at 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 4 in the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital, weighing 10 pounds and Jour ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vyvjala of Smithville and Mr. and Mrs. John Brom of Moulton. ) e „e, • . dome people are like wheelbarrows — they stand sill unless they are pushed.: • It doesn't take much to amuse a gal who has pretty teeth.

AIR, SPACE AND ELECTRONICS More humans greet friends by noseEXPOSITION rubbing than by handshaking.

The Office of Technical Services in the ) • & • United States Department of Commerce If you want to see your worst enemy, invites you to visit Booth 101 at the 1962 take a look in the mirror.

Air, Space and Electronics Exposition, Market Hall, Dallas, Texas, May 24-27, 1962.

Department of Commerce representatives will be on hand to assist you in becoming familiar with the vast and growCeskt Mai a Operator ing number of technical reports in elecHOUSTON, TEXAS tronics and related fields.

OV 6-7000 Telefon res.

Each year the Federal Government CA 7-2553 Telefon Mad. finances many billions of dollars worth 711 Medical Arts Building of research. Most of this research is devoted to national defense, but the building of new weapons and military equipment constantly calls for new or better metals, chemicals, plastics, electronic devices, lubricants, ceramics, and other materials and com ponents. Also required are improved and more economical BURIAL INSURANCE — industrial processes.

We Honor Anyone's Many new products today and many Burial Insurance more to come tomorrow have resulted DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED from research and development results SERVICE reported in numerous technical reports made available to industry and the public through the Office of Technical Services and the Field Offices of the U. S. Department of Commerce. ) • a 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE DRIVING LAW JIM and HELEN SHOOK Texas motorists may now be arrested PHONE MI 2-3211 for driving too slow as well as too fast.

ROGERS, TEXAS The speed law sets the maximum speed for automobiles at 60 miles an hour dur inge the day on public highways and 55 miles an hour at night.

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