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Osud mlad3' ch lidi bez odborneho vzdelani se T

Letos opustilo vy§ gi Akoly (High School) ye Spojenych statech na 2,000,000 hochil a divek. Pa velkou east z nich neni studium u konce. Jest to jen ttimesieni oddech, ponevaca na podzim nastoupi studium na kolleji nebo universite. Odekava se, Ze tak neini pina polovina,. Ve state New York na ptiklad planuje sedm z ideseti letngnich graduantii studium na vysoke gkole. Tato skupina mladeZe ji2 dawn() me, zajem o lep gi a snaZg Zivot.

Proto rodide starostlive poditaji, co bude scat vysokogkolske studium, juke budou pracovni pomery za 4 leta a peeliye sleduji zpravy o pokrocich v americke a zahranieni vYchove. SkolUi odbornici vAak tvrdi, 'Ze pH statistikach musime bYt opatrni. Zpravy,ze skoro polovina mladYch hocha a divek po odchodu z vygAi Akoly voli studium na kolleji, nejsou spravne.

Zapoinind se, Ze znaena east hocha a devdat vyA gi S . "kolu nedokondi. Jejich osud je podle nejlepHho znalce americMho skolstvi profesora dr. Conanta velmi smutny. Americka spoleenost se bude muset timto risekem mladde zabYvat.

Studie mladeZe ye state Iowa ukazaly, Ze 79 procent hochu, kteki nedokoneili vyggi gkolu, maji otce, kteki rovne2 nedodelali sve vzdelani, Podrobne, statistiky svedei o tom, Ze vets na inla.dYch lidi nedokonei navAtevu yygdi gkoly, nikoliv z finandnich diivodri„ nYbrZ proto, ze nemohou, nebo nechteji se ilea.

PODPORA LIDSHOST BRATRSTVI

U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics tvrdi, Ze 80 procent tech, kdo vyASI. Akolu nekondi, jsou nejmene o jeden stuperi zaostali. Vidi, "Ze cesta ke graduaci je pro ne teZka, proto opouReji gkolu, jakmile jim to zakon dovoluje. Jsou obvykle z rodin, ktere se snaZi, aby Zivot proklepaly, jak to jen jde a nemaji snahu o vyAgi riroveri. Tito ho gi jsou zlakani i mzdou 50 dolarii tYdne, ponevacIZ jsou ptijma a prace rodiny. Vydelek jim stadi na piti, kouteni a auto, aby imponovali deveatilm.

TakovYch mai a divek je ye SpojenYch statech mnoho. Vychovatele maji dosud malo rispechu u rodiet s napominanim, aby myslili na budoubnost syYch deti a ptinutili je alespori absolvo yani vyMi gkoly.

Velmi easto se stava ae deti tyto nemaji zajem ani o temeslne vzdelani deti. Podle statistiky. Dr. Conanta navAtevuje odborne kursy (Vocational Courses) z hochil a divek, kteti nejdou na vysokou gkolu, pomerne malt' podet. Jest to velky rozdil u srovnani s Evropou, kde odborne, temeslne a obchodni S"kolstvi, je na vysokem stupni. Ve state Massachusetts je hochli a divek, jichZ rodide dbaji o odbornou vYchovu, 38 procent. Ve state New York 24 procent, v Kalifornii 20 procent, avgak ye state Illinois pouze 9 -orocent.

Miadi lice podle Dr. Conanta, stejne tak j'ako jejich rodide, nejsou patrne o vetejnYch odbornYch kursech dobke in-

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formovani. Domnivaji se, Z'e temeslna, Skolska vYchova na ptiklad v tiskatstvi, truhlatstvi a zamednictyi, ma malo yYznamu pro ziskani mista. Prato podet nezamestnanYch v letech mezi 16 UZ 19 nebezpeenou merou roste. Loriskeho roku stoupl temet. o 100 procent, ponevadZ zamestnavatele nechteji plijimat ne gkolene pracovniky. Lip jsou na tom ti, kdo odkoneili vyMi gkolu, neZ ho'Si a divky, co odelli ptedeasne. Ho gi a divky bez odborneho vzdelrani jsou obvykle pkijimani na podtadna mista.

Podle Bureau of Labor Statistics jen malo graduantii vyS-gi akoly se dostane na ritednicka mista. Dnes je ve Spojenych std-tech velkY podet kolleji a univer sit, take skoro kaZdY, kdo ma za j em o vyggi stadium, mute svou touhu spina.

Velkou otazkou pro rodinu jsou naklady.

KaZdY otec nernik2e unest btemeno nejmend 1,000 dolara rodne.

Finaneni otazka je take hlavnim vodem, prod mnoho hocha a divek jde z vyMi gkoly , do zarnestnani, adkoliv prace se tak mechanizuje, ze jejich yyhlidky nejsou valne. Dnes je nejvet§i poptavka po odbornYch silach.

0 vlivu automatisace jsme ji.Z" nekolikrate psali. Velke departmentni obchody zavadeji nove a nove stroje, ktere Ujidaji chleba lidem. Aiditele zavodil po die Dr. Conanta tvrdi, Ze jen odborne vzdelany hoch nebo divky jsou dnes riT. K sikem pro podnik.

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RaZdY nag Glen mel by odkaz sveho certifikatu vygettit a je-li tteba opravy, tuto zaveas provesti. Jsme to dnes zitra by mohlo bYti pozde. — Na ge Hlavni idadovna zodpovi ochotne kaZdY dotaz a bude jiste kaZdemu napomocna...

• • Moderniho eloveka dnes nevyehovava jen g kola ale i vSe co vidi, ete a sly gi a toho bychom meli bYti vady pametlive.

- Je dobte kdyZ ditko chce eisti otcovy noviny a ma ptilelitost se poueiti. — Vod'me nage dorostle ditky do nagich tadovYch schfizich a. venujme jim trochu pozornosti tam a vette, Ze oni si nage vlidne jednani dobte zapamatuPoslouthejme rad zku genej gich a kdo neposlechne rady zku genYch, bude dbati vice pozdeji naueeni, ktere mu ptinese gkoda. Lido east° natikaji na rfizne bedy, ale easto seznate, ze jsou si Zkod sami vinni.

A proto vyplaci se to, poslouchat dobrYch rad. Ve spolkove praci je zahodno poslechnout zku genejgich a jejich dobrYch rad ovkm Ze se tyka i tech, kteti rady udileji. Nejecinaji-li bratti a na ge sestry sami tak, jak jinYm radi, je to take jejich gkoda a hlavne ptieina proo pak mnozi nedbaji ,dobrYch rad, kdyZ seznaji, Ze ti, kteri je udileji, tak nejednaji.

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Kdy2 si vyjedeme na "vagace" bud'me opatrni. Rizeni auta v dobe letni, at' jiZ jedete na, dovolenou anebo na pouhY vYlet, muze poskytovat mnoho radosti — muze ovgem take znamenat negtesti a smutne nasledky. Pamatujme vYstrahy "opatrnosti nikdy nezbYva." — Marne bYti klidni. Nikam se zbyteene neZefime. Spla genYm kidiefim se radeji vyhneme. Pan OpatrnY se na misto ureeni dostane dtive neZli pan Kvapil. — Dbej na hlavni. ceste sam sebe. Tvin Zivot je pro tvoje drahe nesmirne dftlelitY pra,ye tak jako jsou dfilelite Zivoty tve

NekterY Zkodime sverou zeiravil stalyni honem, pkepinanira sil nedestatkem spanku odpoeinku, neutuchajicim starostmi.

Johoukopetim mysli liv praci, kte.rou si vydelavame rI t Zii vobyti, moll bychom vykonavati dens a pokojnou mysli.

Pro vet ginu Con, ktere maji (Tie poledne pino prece v cloinUmosti, je -6'7born kratk1- spanek pc obeie. Po se citi osoba sveli pak celY den. Mac! hospodynky shledavaji, Ce s, j osveli, kd.3,Z se svleknou jak dime east() u rtiznych 080b, Ka izcia doba ku voli inzne doby. lidskemu zdravi. Dobra doba jo teZ po te'Zike praci, telosne i Clo1;c kelyZ zaeiname pocit'ovat finavu, ;fist° jest, Ze i jen kratce zdrininuti PPS don p.',' ma ptiznivy vliv na spainek v n: tote zabranuje nahromadeni Dues je ye Spo • enych statech. ettAI ne zamestuane nych Zen. Nejv; ,;:i vzestoo cujicimi manZelkami ve.

65 lety, Gili mezi Zenami prof se tolile star gich Zen o cha zi? — Hlavni dfivoci je touha, zvyi dinnY prijem, ne-li trvalo, tak a::, doeastne. Rodiny, v nichZ oba Ic vYdeleene pracuji, h.livaj canto prilmernY ptijem, ktery 'o3iva vY:14.?. prase ptijmu. manZelky. Melody Zcoy delavaji na vzdelani sv-Ycia ditch, splaceni dluhu na domek a Ma yne Oa zajigteni dfichodu a staff_ KdyZ star gi Zeue del; odrostli, Thou provdane nebo Zarin domacomtd, to jeji hlavni ii1 c1 je tedy mimo dom° v dela. .1-a".:(1;c7i)L rokam eel]. jsem neetavno, si i.--, se stava. 950.000 lidu ve

Ve stredu, dne 25. dervence 1962 tech nepojititelnymi nasledkem nemoci aneb stari. — Prot° , men bychom svym prateltim, syYm sousedfun, sve rodine odporueiti, aby sve rozhodnuti, se dati Nejvhodpojistiti, dale neodkladali. na podzim, nonej gi ptilegitosti neni vy na jake, ne pri gti mesic, ale je gte dnes. Neodkladejte to dale a zavolejte si nageho orgasnisatora.

• • Nage mile dopisovatele gadam, aby ye syYch dopisech o praci osadni psali zajimave tak aby i jine pokud mono k dobremu snageni povzbudili. Vgdyt' je tak mnohY zptilsob jak mono doPisem radove einnosti pomoci.

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Sjezd Jednoty KJT Zakoneil se ye stkeda weer po trech dnech zajimaveho zasedani zde ve West v sini sv. Josef a. —Bylo nam pote genim ye volnYch chvilich se sneastnit a pozdravit se pi'', to pkile gitosti s mnohymi prateli. — Nektere tarn pronesene proslovy, pisatele skuteene prijemne prekvapili.

Nagi katolieti krajane a jejich vtidcoye nechodi kolem horke kale v "oblouku". Primo se tam odsoudilo ka gde "bratkiekovani" s komunismem. Lituji, ze nektere ty proslovy jsem nemold , zachytiti na pamet. — Nemohu ka gdeho milehopritele zde ov gem jmenovat a nemohl bych si odpustit nektereho opomenout.

— Potegil jsem se s Vami vgemi a budu Vas dlouho vzpominat.

Doufam, ze jste pro svoje bratrstvo udelali Idobrou praci volbou: Kaplanem dp. A. W. Nesvadba z Wallis Predsedou vYk. VY13. I. C. Parma z Granger Misto pkedsedou p, Ludwig Sablatura z Corpus Christi Tajemnikem Amos Pavlik z La Grange Pokladnikem Emil Koval.' z La Grange, dale ikeditele: Cyril Svreek z West, — Bohumil Keprta z East Bernard, Jerry Sliva z Wallis, Joe Valek z Ennis a Ign. Hostas ze Seymour, Texas — Na g pritel., Pan C. M. Janda, kterY slou gil KJT po 21 let co reditel byl jmenovan eestnYM keditelem do'givotne.

Doufam pkatele, ze se Vam ye West libilo a ze pobyt pro vas zde byl prijemnY a pratelsky.

Jegte jednou vzpominam, ze teilo mne se s Vami seznamit Re daktor )0(

Vzpomente v dopisech zaslougile nosti vag ich elenti a pi g te tak, jak kdyg s pritelem hovoriti. Nekritisujte v •dopisech nikoho s "domacich" nebot' neco podobneho do verejnosti se neslu gi psat, a pak se new zavadneho nejlepe vykidi doma primo.

• • Budeme-li takovYm zpiisobem i na dale jednat, tak nam vgem zustane nag Vestnik milyrn pritelem a mluveim nagich bratrskYch snah. Na ge sestry a bratri dopisovatele pak nam v gem a to nagi Jednote proka g ou platnou neocenitelnou slugbu.

• • Pied Casem jsme si je gte pine nadeji pkedstavovali, ze ten zanik, to na gi 'Ceske reel zde v Americe je je gte hodne vzdalen a slibovali j sme si jegte tak dvacet pet, tricet let. — Ale dnes, jak nam ty na ge stark sestry a bratri rychle na veenost odchazi, ji g to lhate neverime.

Nebude zde za 15 let ani eeskych easopisti zapotrebi, nebot' nebude zde dosti zbylich, kteki si je budou mod preeisti.

• • Vetginou nag" vlastni nezajem zavinil tuto situaci. Nehledell jsme si vetginou toho, abychom na ge vlastni deti nautili Broth sestry organisatoti povAlmeesky mluvit, Cist a psat, ba ani do nag ich eeskSrch schtzi jsme je sebou ne- nete si laskave rilznSrch zpra y, "Co jsem pies tSrden zaslechl" aneb v Friends in dovedli aby se tam s hovoru nedemu the News", kde uvadime ptilaitost pro )0( vas zajemce vyhledat a ptipomenouti jim, .ze kaZdSr elovek pottebuje pojisteni.

Jest to nejlepSI uloleni naSich penez, Vas vAechny kdo't se stehujete upozor- vzpomefite jim, ze v kahlem ptipade doflujeme, ze zmeny adres dluzno zasilati stane pojatenSr sve penize zpatky. — Pig ptimo do naSI Hlavn1 titadovny kde se tom ale kaki* Glen SPJST ma ptiletiadresat opravuje. Posilate-11 zmeny tost ku konani nesmirne dobre spoledenadres do West, musime je zas odesilat ske praci v fade 1 v nagich distriktech do Temple Hlavni fitadovne a mame s s nagi mladdi aneb b-Srti ileastni dobrotim zbyteenou praci a pOatovne vklohy einne praci. — Zisk'avejme ditky ozna,Adxesa Hlavni Madovny jest meni v nag' rubrice aneb ty ditky naBOX 100 §ich zemtelSrch Oen& — Pamatujme na TEMPLE, TEXAS to, 2e chceme v tomto race °pet ptevS7Dekuji Vam za pozorncet pfedem giti ureenou kvotu a pkejeme Vam then jen man,/ zciar.

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— 2e minulY tYden po delgi chorobe zemrel nag bratr clan radu eislo 66 Vdcla y 2ebro. Byl k veenemu odpoeinku lolen z katolickeho kostela St. Marys na Rosemound Cemetery ye Waco. Zanechal zde manZelku, syna a tri vnuky a pravnuky. Cele rodine plat' riaSe soustrast a necht"zesnulY bratr odpoeiva v pokoji.

• — 2e v Granger zemrel krajan JosefPekar star 71 let. Pokud byl zdrav byl einnym ve spolkovem a osadnim givote.

Zanechal zde man gelku 4 syny a 3 deery. Poznstalyrn na ge soustrast.

se Weimar zemiel pritel Henry Cajka 541ety. Byl del!' dobu nernocnY. Zanechat zde Zenu, deeru, bratra a svoNaSe soustrast vgem. ji matieku.

• • — 2e zas nam na veenost odeSll dva dobki pracovnici na ndrodnim poli z Ennis minulY tYden a sice pan I. J. Parma 821etY, a pan Josef La ga kterY se tee dog il pogehnaneho veku 91. let. — Oboum ternto portistalY-m rodinana plati nage soustrast.

• — 2e na vSeeh strandch zde v okoli se sklizi sena a doz •ale krmivo a poeasi je k tomu zrovna jak na obje-dnav1W. Bavina v tomto kraji je velice peknd a 'pa k1 i se tuirZi hulyz pod kentrolou meta by zde byt dobra &oda vkho. Budeme se teSit, ze nagi rolnici budoa za svoji namahu dobre odmenene.

— Ze z Hilje doSla zprava, ze sleena Joyce MojZiSek si za Zenicha vyvolila pana Geo. Laitkepa z Hungerford. Snatek jejich bude slaven dne 4. srpna v katolickeho kostela na Hillje. Pkejeme Stesti.

— 2e na g davn3i pritel Josef Ko.Sarek V Ennis s manZelkou oslavovali 501ete spoluZiti s celou peknou rodinou a teZ tak na g piitel krajan Valentin a Aloisie Horak s rodinou a obotun: temto parktm srdeene blahopreji do dalgich • ®- Ze na ten lads start' domov v Ennis a dobre pratele a kamarady z mladi east() vzpominame, snad netreba ani zde vzpominat. Pamatujme Da to jak z teZkYch zaeatku jsme vybudovali krasnou osadu rtizne ty, na ge spolky ktere nyni hlasaji po celem Texasu obetavost csadnikti jejich nad geni, pochopeni pro spolupraci, oddanost a vernost k to des-

8trana ke vetve phi Ennis. — Mnoho let preSlo, innohY s tech starSich budovatelti navZdy odeSel, ale dosud stoji pevne ten Cesko-mora y sky Zivel v Enniske osade. — Budi2 jim za to test a chvala.

— Doka zprava, Ze slecna Eloisie DobeSova z Rosenberg bude v kratkosti nostavajici nevestou pana Dana Vacka z East Bernard. — Budou sezdani v kostele sv. Kline v East Bernard. Prejeme Jim zdravi a kesti.

• — Ze v Elm Mott zetrirel bratr W. E. (Bill) Zan elen radii eislo 6 Cottori wood, dne 18. cervence po delk nemoci.

Zanechal zde manZelku Marii a tri bratry John R. ve West a Henry a Reynolda v Dallas. — Jednu sestru Anna Horak y e West. Dale tti nevlastni bratry Walter, a Herman y e Waco a nevlastni sestru Mary ye Waco. -- Pohleb se konal z CMB kostela y e West v patek odpoledne na Narodni hititov — Cele rodine naSe uprimna s,oustrast a necht' tent() bratr odpoeiva y e svatem pokoji.

• • — Ze na:Se sestra Albina Vytopil manZelka dopisovatele bratra Franka Vytopila ji2 se navratila clomu z Marlinske nemocnice. Rodina se teSi, Ze se po ease zas npine uzdravi con ovSem ji i ce-le rodine uolinine prejeme.

• • — Ze manZele Charlie a Rosalie Garbs v Crosby oslavili 621ete spoluZiti minulY tYden u Ben a Gardiny Krystinik.

Maji 4 syny a 1 'deerti. Svadbu meli v 1900 ye Snook, Texas. )O(

Naiim piispivateluna Pled easem jsem zde vSem ze die obsahu naSeho organu bYvame posuzovani term, kteii treba Ze nejsou v nak Jednote, se o to na,k snaZeni zajimaji, a nas pozoruji jak si painame.

Proto na Vas sestry a bratri dopisovatele mnoho zalek. Prosiin pike vecne a takove zpravy ktere i jinde svYm prikladem k lepk einnosti povzbuzuji. — Chceme-11 aby ttt i pO nas zustala pekna pamatka musime se , spoleene snakti svYin piikldaem oZiviti zajein o ten nas spolkov3"7 Bvot.

Diky yam predem.

Redaktor ) 0( Oloupil banku o $15,000. — Cleveland, sev. Karolina. — NezjiSteny bandidta oloupil ye sti-edu zdejSi odboeku Northwestern Bank and Trust Co. o 15,000 dolarti a zmizel v eernem autoniobilu z r.

1961. Byl ozbrojen pistoli .38 raze.

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167 Floresville, Texas V roce 1912 8. dubna Valentin LichnovskY a Pavel. Mereeka schuzi u pana Luka'Se Sralla bydliciho asi 4 mile od mesteeka Floresville majie v mysli zaioZiti lad SPJS-1.', Pan Sralia slibil, Ze by pro ten neel daroval jcden akr pozemku ze kdy2 s tim budou elenove souhlasiti s podminkou, Ze se tam postavi spolkova sin. V na.siedujici schtizi konane v dome Franka.

Zaluaka, Leopold Sladek byl ustanoven jako prozatimiay piedseda. Vysvetlil tomnyin neel Slovahske Podporujici Jednoty Statit TeXaS a nasledujici se pak pcihlasili lc halo: Anton Nejvara, Jos. Mere,eka, LukaS Sralla, Jan Manak, Johanna. Sralla, Jan Kucera, Aloisie Sladek, Pavel Zarsk'Y, FrantiSka HoSek, Frank Hrna Pavel Tkadle,c, Jan Hrria, AneZka Petr, Jan Lanieek, Jan Pavliska, Jos MaliS, Cecilie Pa-vliska, Anna MaliS, Jan Kalinec, Vaclav Nejvara, Vladislav Nejvara, Katelina Mereeka,.

Od radii Vesmir eislo 61, Poth, Texas, priblasili se nasledujici bratri a sestry: Louis Manak, Jan Svoboda, Pavel Mereeka St. Marie Svoboda, Rosina Mereeka, Emil Svoboda, Jan Manak, J. J. Svoboda, Johana. Manak, Valentin Petr, Jos. Svoboda, ml., Jan HoSek, FrantiSka Svoboda, Norbert Kalich, Karel ! , Svobada, Leopold Sladek, Jos. Svoboda st. oa radu Prahaa Oslo 29 ptestoupil Frank Zaludek. V t eto schtizi bylo ten voleno Mien() pro novY hid a ze jmen navrZenYch bylo vyvoleno Mien° "Rozkvet npadu".

TeZ bylo jedn(i.no o velikosti sine a navrh odblasovan aby byla 24x40. — Valentin LichnovsV ustanoven na sta y -bakZyencspolvYbrat se hlasi i od jinYch radti In novemu mel praccvat na stavbe 3 Oily anebo zaplatiti tti dolavy hotove.

Devatenacteho kvetna 1912 se tento nas novY rad uvadel Jednoty a ohlady vykonal zesnulY bratr J. R. Kubena tajemnik tehdy Hlavni nradovny, fJfednici noveho Nadu eislo 107 zvoleni byli: Norbert Kalich, pledseda Frank Zaludek, mistopredseda Jan Svoboda, tajemnik Valentin Petr, lieetnik Emil Svoboda, pokladnik Jan Lanieek, prfivodei Anton Nejvara, vnitrni stra2 Alois Manak, vend stray Leopold Sladek, vyslanec da sjezdu

ye stIedu, dne 25. Convener 1962 No 4. Cervence 1912 Pact osiavovai otevreni sine. V roce 1930 nas rad 107 se ;))0 .iii s no you Tel. Jednotou Sokol a apeice,ne postavill ny-nejSi buciovu. Toto spojeni potrvalo 24 let. - - Kciy2 se ale stal Sokol neeinnYin tak v roce 1954 tad nas vykoupil podil sokolske Jednoty a tak se stall samostatnY. V pritonme •clobe 1962 nas lad ma 228 elenu. Ze zakladajicich elenti jsou: Johana Sralla, Andka Petr, Jan Pavliska, Frank Hriaa a Katerina Polakk.

Cleni co jsou v Jednote 50 let a vie jsou: Frances Hrbdeek, Fred Barol, Norbert Kalich, Emil Svoboda, Petr Neshyba, Johann Sralla, Frank Mereeka, Katerina PolaSek. Organizatori radu jsou: bratri Tomas Novak, stari., Henry Sralla, a Alvin 21dek. NynejSi Urednici radu jsou: Henry Sralla, predsecla Sophia Sralla, mistopredsedkyne Mary McCloskey, tajemnice Vlasta Flowers, pokladnice Julia Vaclavik, neetnice, Maxine Pavliska, veclouci mla.dde Psano 15. kvetna 1962 Mary McCloskey )0( — Eichman mel spachat sebevraidu Hlavni statni zastupce Israele prozradil, ze kratce pled popravou Adolfa Eichmana byl zadrZen dopis z Australie s Ziletkou ukrytou pod prilepenYrni znamkami. Byl to posledni pokus umoZnit odsouzenenatt vyhnout se libenici. ) 0 2000 americl4ch vojakit bude dopraveno do Nemecka. PatiZ, Francie. — Nejvetk velitel brannych sil NATO v Evrope general Lauris Norstad oznamil, addil americkYch peS'akti v poetu 2,000 muZit bude dopraven do Nernecka ze SpojenYch state mezi 9. a 17. eervencent Nastoupi slunu v Nemecku misto dvou bitevnich cddilu, 'dere odletely do Evropy v lednu t. r. )0(

Z Dallas se zdeluje Chci Va,m zdeliti, ze letoS. ni esl. Festival bode krasnY. Klasicka, Ceska hudba bode hlavnim fidelem programu. — Dvanacti elennSi orkester z Dallaskeho Hudebniho Sboru (Musicians — Local) bude ptisobit, jako i bude predvedena, taneeni "Beseda", — telocvik — zpev, atd. Dalk podrobnosti zdelime pozdeji.

— Za vYbor Nick Morris, Dallas, Texas • • DULE2ITE UPOZORNENi Kdyi piAete Hlavni fiiadovne v Temple prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 Temple, Texas.

VPSTNi

Ve sl;fedu, dne 25, ftrvence 1962

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-nimtajekohciu.Bylvet:caldera z prvni svetove Valky a nti pohtebnich obradech byla zastouoena NAmotnieka Cots, ktera salvou yYstteln, spolu iteinkovaniin trubaee jemn yzdali zaslouZenOu posledni poctu, a vlajka kterd kryla jeho rakev, byla odevzdana Jell° jeho zarmoucene manZelee odebodu take Za,,11. d y e decry: pi. Edwin.

Matula, pi. Edward Petro, d y e syni: Willie a Robert, d y e sestry: pi. Tirmnie DiaZek a pi Marie RychetskY, jeden brags Pozdimni schfize petal() okrsku Anton a S'est • vnukti a vnueek.

Schtize pateho okrsku se bode poiddati poziistala rodino vInre,ze elite 21. i-ijna, 1962. Misto bode oznamene pozdeji a take doufame, 2e druhe okrsky j eho oeichodu a protoZ Vein vseni bucliZ Utecho, Ze i my s venni. soucitime a zenebudou potadati schtize, atd. na ten snolemo bratru ptejeme Yeeny klid den.

F. A. Kadleeek, taj. 5. okrsku Pity okrsek bude konat "Den einnosti Cost budid jeho pametce.

Deno 17. eervence 1962 v Corpus Chrimladde" "Youth Activity Day) v necieli dne 29. eervence na, bratra J. M. Skrasti, Texas, osrr otni vzpominka bankove renei (Lone Pine) pti Danbury.

John StaSe Smutek se rozhostil po nisi osade kdyZ Chas. Holasek Prosim povSlinnete si dopisu-a praviAdolph basin, del jak je poznaeila sestra Maxine Sef- dosla zpreva, de nas spolubratr, Albert Resolueni vYbor W. Milberger nehle nal/My z naSeho eik Ve svern dopisu.

• e 1 0: byl na yeenost oclvolen.

Byl 68 let star a v osadnim a tedogESIt OKRSEK vem 'Zivote veliCe einnym. Cell' tad 54 Podzirnni schtize 'Sesteho okrsku bude Jaromir ve West bade jeho ochotnych pokadana u tadu Karel Havlieek dislo sludeb pohteS'ovat. Ptatelska jeho poKdy . Z' pied nedevnem seddli jsrne veeer 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation vaha ziskala mu mnoho ptatel. — Cele se Zenou na :Panne, rui r' po net' Hall" Dne 4. listopadu 1962. Zaeatek v jeho ieho pozastale rodine nude uptimne, sou- piseli kterou slo'Zil Josef rfle,lek, a ado 1 hodinu odpoledne. 26,cleme ostatni strast. Ty' mil' bratte ocipoeivej v poke- Vern VSem ji opakuji. okrsky aby nam ten den laskave pone"Slunce zaSlo za lesanu chaly. Frank J. 01AovskY, okrskovy ta- ll. ) ( v zdti rudych dervenn jemnik.

Fos-anti-0 •-.72pDanitill:a nad polem i nod lukami Z Dallas do'Sla smutna zpreva, ae tarn ztic,hla piseft sktivanktl.

SEDMt OKIRSEK po clelSi chorobe zernrel neS dobrY Tent° okrsek planuje svoji podzimni tel, Glen Jednoty a Sokcla, brats Anton `Jen tak zticha vitr dYcha schtizi u 'redo. La Parita 'Oslo 161 pa- Brokk, v patek weer due 20. eervenee. pies lueiny u lesa blue Jourdanton na'den 9. zeri a okr- Jeho nohteb cc konal v nedell odpoledne nad niroi se klenou zticba sek Mda aby jim tento den byl"pro je- dne 22.. 171112ii podrobnosti v ptiStirn ei- zamodrole nebesa jich schuzi laskave ponechan. sle. — Zonechal zde mareklku a tru- "Na luke a pole, skely Ostatni. okrsky, jakmile sve schilze, chide rodinu, ktere vyslovujeme uptim- lope mlha mochave, Redaktor krem koroptvieka v misto, Cas a program prihlasi, budou nou soostrast. ) 0 (----do tohoto pokadu ptipojeni. kutetka is svoleva.

6 RESOLUCE "Z ticha Jen ji.Z vier ffebls, My, nine podepsanY resolnend vYbor Zpravy od naSich okrskil jsou, v teto du Anton J. aermek, aislo 3 v Corpus v travu pada rosieka rubrice tak rychle dopinene jakmile nes Christi, Texas, timto projevujeme nail a na sivein icebi zticha dojdon. Kdyz nemame od Vas zpre,v, tak uptinme citenou soustrost poznstale ro- bleskla prvni hvezdieka. nelze je ovSem zde zatadit. NdyZ" pod- dine nad ztretou jejich manZela, otce, nik VA'S neni zaveas oznamen nezlobte se statieka a naseho spolubratra Nevrat arneriekeho vojska EYropy. na nds.

-- Washington, D. C. — Department oAlbin Benjamin Jano'Sek kterY zemkel 8, eervence 1962 y e veku 68 brany naiidil, aby '1,562 mon . americ)0( rokti. Jeho tensile portistatky fitolens kYch posil se vratil° z Evropy do Spobyly 11. Cervence k veenennt odpoeinku jenYch static k 30. .zeri t. a. Jo to andnAN, trn.,Y krok k zmenkni poetu a)Aericeasi e Memorial Park /a. ee as ti n kych brannycla sil na evropskern konpf-ibuzenstva a -prate. itad 6islo 41 Seaton bratr se ptist6bova,1 ku Cor- tinentu I do poets pked berilinslcon Bylo nam screen°, de tad v Seaton bit be potadat svidj vY'roeni "Picnic" v ne- pus Christi z Jarrel, Williason okresa v krisi. Americke braddne sup v Evrope maji nyni skoro 350,600 mu rai .0 50000 deli dne 29. eervence a sestry a bratri roku 1911 kde se venoval rolnieeni, Do Jecluoty SPJE,, T piistoupil 14. eer y mad meet, ktery existoval do berliosk6 tohoto Ledo a ptetele z blizka i. vzdale-na1925kilyZsezdtao56 krise. ni ptizniyci jsou fictive zvani.

DRUHV OKBSEK Podzimni schtize ,okrsku bude se konat v druhe polovine mesici srpnu dne 19. v Camp Tahuaya, pobli2e Belton, spojena s "Youth Activity Day" tohoto okrsku. — SpoleenY obed v poledne. Vie o tom programu bude zcleleno. Zedeme by na:le okrsky braly na nude oznemeni ohled.

Strana

Ve streda, dne 25. C'ervence 1962

Hlidka 2E. kid Kaufman Oslo HO Je vam v.km znamo, ee naS rad eisio 110 se chysta i'lejakYm zpilsobem oslaviti 501ete vYroei sveho zaloteni.

Proto tadame naSe sestry a bratry aby se jiste do na g pristi raclove sehilze dne 12. srpna v pluem pato dostavili. Chceme se ;domluviti v to schnzi co a jak se pripravit a i nejakY pekny program usporadat na ten slavny nas den kterY ma byt den 2. earl (September the 2.) — Tak tedy ,dostayte se jiste VSichni do naschtize dne 12. srpna a nezapomerite.

S pozdravern Mrs. Steve St'astnY, Jr. )O( Od sokolske Zupy JiZni v Dallas, Texas Milt' bratre Halm, sestry a bratti; Prave zapoeala 14ti denni cvieitelska Skala v Dallaske sokolovne, ktera bude trvat do 28. tohoto mesice, je zapsdno 18 posluchaeil. Vyueuji bratr Ed. Halik ndeelnik Americke Obce Sokolske a druha misto naeelnice A. 0. S. sestra Lorraine Zdenek.

Slet Zupy jinni poraddri bude letos ye Fort Worth 18. srpna t. r. za .vody, 19. hlavni sl'etovY den. 0 tom oznameno bude pozdeji. Pri tete, priletitosti yes zadam jmenem tupniho yYboru o zdravici do Sletoveho pamatniku. Ceny jsou jako vtdy: $50.00 Oda stranka Pul stranky — — — $25.00 — — 15.00 Tretina stranky — — 12.50 Ctvrt stranky' — — Well wishers $1.00 jmeno zadni venkovni stranka, $60.00 Posledni den zasildni jest 31. eervenNazdar! ce. Predern dekuji.

Nazdar!

Marie Prevratilova Jednatelka ) 0( Krouiek, eeslO ch Zen v Dallas, Texas Oervencova schtlze kroueku zandjena byla sestra M. Prevratilovou a pritomno bylo 32 elenek a 3 na yS'tevnice: pi.

Aneeka Svaeinova z Houstonu, pi. Loraine Zderikova, z Chicaga a pi. R. Darling z Dallas. NavSteva nas taila a piijd' to opet brzy.

Tentokrate schazelo nekolik sester ktere pra yidelne naySte yoji schtze a sice: Mistopredsedkyne R. Kopeeko ya kterd oSetru j e ochuraveleho tatinka p. Rotre-kla, J. Kankrliko yd, ktera byla na 'dovolene, rovnet A. Horakova ktera je v Chicago, a pak M. Tobernd, ktera mela nemocnou dceru. Doufame, Ze do priSti salute ue v'Sechny zas prijdou mezi nas.

Sestra H. 1-Io§kova byla nekolik dni v nernocnici ale ut se doma poedravuje,

cot ji ykchny prejeme a snad napriSte sac bode y e schilizi tee.

N.Oe fotogralie ktere jsrne daly zhotovit ku priletitosti 27. vYroei zaloeeni kroneku Sc pekne vyciarila a budenie ti milou parnatku na naS'i einnost.

KaZdoroene niivairte piknik a let,ojsme byly pozvany pi. J. B, Howell aby, chom odbyly vYlet n inch na fame v Plano, Texas. Bantam, ee Jude dosti to zajem abychorn si_ mohly ejecinat bus.

Bydli tam mantele W. Leshikara yi a to bychom se mely velice clobre neb je tarn krasne pod terni koSaitYmi stronly u milkeh lidi. Snad se to uskuteeni.

Kroutek dekuje pi. Svaeinove za pekny dar do pokladny a teSime se, ee sac, nekdy mezi nas Zavita.

Mile sestry, priSti nate schfize bude 2. srpna, tedy hlcd'te se Ye vetSim poctu dostavit. sejiti jedne s ciruhout je vedy tak mile a pratelske, a elo y ek-a poteSi. Na shledanou 2. srpna v sokolovne.

Anetka Houciko ya, ,clopisovatelka P. 8. Co tutu pi i tak se se sestrou M. Stranskou chystame do Chicago.. na MorayskY Den na kterY se_ venni taime.

Jestli pan reclaktor popsala bych pak to peknou slavnost troehu obSirneji. Moend, te by to nekoho zajimalo, neb v Texasu je mnoho krajanti z Moravy.

(Poz. red, Popis Mora yskeho dne, bode vitan,y). ) 0 Slovanska I,i13a, eislo 66, Waco, Texas Mile sestry a bruits: Nail schuzi zahajil predsed„, bratr Otto HanitS ye 2:15 odpoledne dne 15. eervence v Linden Sestry Mary Nell Narovee, Margaret Narovec a Zephyr Spence valall Cast vlajce a byla opakovana vsenii eleny pritomnyrni. Soho se nas imbue. Slib pr e(Jeti nam bratr Frecisecia lieu it Navaevou u nas hyly: Pan R. S, Hykel a pan g pani Leon Hensel a Evelyn_ Macho z Detroit, Michigan, Ted nas vedy ndvae y o. privito,t, VSechni nrednici hyli pritorm j minio misto-predsedy bratra Millera, Protokol byl eten a po male oprave byl prijat.

Dy e deko yne kartky hyly Ctene. Doufame, Ze sestra Anna Hokk se ue citi mnehem lep:Si a bade brzo zdrava. 'r JuleSestra Libie Parma new rezenk na ClenO co coati tento ny jsou to sentry: ongan, Barbora Clay, Florinc,, Jaieernary Spence, Flora Zebra Attaway, Mar gret GaiduSek a pak bratri: ---- Frank KolenovskY, Billy Joe Krenek, Bill Ko'Trick, Jody Stanislav, Larry Gene Pa-

stejovskY a Eugene Miller. Zazpivali jsme "Happy Birthday" pisen. stra Parmova vyslovila diky bratru Roy iVioore za jeho ochotu pa etvrty , hok co jim listky tisknul pro Princezni Bal. Pravda, ee ji tail° jak se nate mladee yznemenala v Ennis. Bylo jich asi 18 co vyhraiii a nekteri dnes ptitomni. NaSe gratulace vSent St'astnYm. Predseda Hanut tee pravil jak velice zuarny den to byl a jak je hrcIY na .nasi mlaciee, a vubec na, vSechnu rnladet pritomno ten den v Ennis.

Marne to kandidaty a isoti to: Daniel Ray Merck, Marvin Henry Marek, kterY •upsal bratr Chris Spence; a Mary Lu Hamilton, upsal bratr Emil HanikS. Teti as velice je mezi nas prijat.

Predseda HanuS zdelil, Ce je eas uvabet ELOVe Cleny a aekoliv jsme hodne jrnen preeetil bylo jenom 17 elenti pritomYch, yedy se to nevydari aby mohli bYt yUchni pritomne.

Predseda Hanu'S preeet1 ovaciejlei gee' a pak jsine udelali velky kruh a s ,novYini Merry a pall predseda HanuS" dokoneil uvddejici °bratty a privitat nova C"leny do kddo.

Bratr Roman Parma za NemocenskY vmior zclelil, ee name nekolik nehod mezi Clenstvem. Pratt' Ray Moore ma porezane, prsty a nohy; bratr Elmer Brem mel nehodu z karou, Elizabeth Ann Hantkj si tee parezala nohu, a bratra Geld ()tee je nemocen a sestra Paul ine Unstick v Kalifornii musi mit operaci, tak prejem -Mem aby se ease brzo pine trechaviii.

Precise'da HanuS' yyzval eleny aby vstali na minatku inoctIltby az rneho zesnuleho cite. Bratra Vdiclava A. 2ebro Bratr bro: mural dne druheho Urvence. Byl choullo nemoenY a Pan Binh mu uclelil yeenY spanek. Cold, rodina mu preje ocIpoeinuti, Sestra Emma C'eSka preeetla .naSi clekovnou kartku a teZ' preeetla resoluci soustrasti nail iodine za cot ji srdeene dekujem. Bratr byl Olen raclu eiski 66 od 21. earl roku 1913.

Predseda Hanu,§ pravil, Ze Statni kontest pro miadet bode se konat ' y nail sini 23. nazi a tee, preeetl program ktery maji pripra yeny. Nekolik elenn idali sve nahledy jak se ma ten den pripravit na acteni vkch co prijdou k , n_ana nayStevou a pi'edseda Hanu,§ vyzval Zabavni 10,eclitelku addcleee, a jell pornocnici r. ostatni eleny kteri by ehteli pomoct aby seZai ve stredu y eeer dne 25. e'ervence a ee to ykehno projednaji.

Brats Steve OeSjka priSel pozde ale byl pekne uyitan.

Dverni :emu vyhral bratr Edward Mao Jean Spence.

Ve stiedu, dne 25. C'erVence 1962

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS

1. srpna. Zneatek v 10 hodin a v poledne °bed. Kandy jest fictive zvan a jste vUdy vitani. TeU sestry kterYmi jest yam jen moUno darovat a prinest dareeek pro "Door Prize", bude vdeene prijat neb elm vice rozlienYch cen, tim jest to zajimayej gi.

Druhou stiedu( dne 8. srpna maji sestry svou mesieni schfizi. Zaeatek pobaveni v 10 hodin a schtize zapoene presne v 11 hodin, aby byla v poledne hotova. Minule byla schtize opozdena a tak Na gi prigti schfize bude 19. srpna a se odtahla au dele po dvanacti, ze mnozi bade zase oznamena Ve Vestniku. ine)i sve zamestnani a odpoledne, co2 SrdeenY pozdrav vgein doufame, ze zapoene schfize yeas aby RtiZen:a, Parma abed byl v poledne. Nav gtevnici jsou Italy Dopisovatelka vitani. )O( Sestry ktere sla yi sve narozeniny v meOd radii Oslo 92, Fort Worth, Texas sici srpnu jsou. Frances Walla a Anna Ctend redakce Vestniku: Kostom. Celt' KronZek jim pieje dalgich PiSi jen par radku abych je gte jednou veselYch narozenin se doekati. podekovala vgem sestram.a bratrfirn moBylo v minule schfize hodne na ygtevjeho, radu eislo 92 za, to mile prekvapeni, ktereho se mi dostalo za moje dlouholete nikti co2 nas te gi, a prijdle zas.

Pozdravni listky nemocnYm byli posladopisovani, psi °slave Dne °tat a Matek v nagi sini, jak ji.0 o tom, pekne napsala ne: Br. W. Slovdeek, Joe Petrash, Chas. ve Vestniku moje mila spolusestra Mary Hrugka a sestra Vlasta Chernosky.

Papeskar. Opravdu jsem byla velice preSoustrastne listky byli poslane sestie kvapeni, aU k slzam 'dojata, neb jsem Gaudin a sestre R. Soukup, Prijmete unemela nejmen giho tu geni co se pro mne primnoursoustrast ode v gech nad ztratou chysta a sotva, jsem se zmohla na par zemrelYch va gich milYch. sloe diked. — Srdeene dekuji predsedovi Peeeni kolaeu bude opet u radu eislo radu, bratru Albert KubalOvi, za peknY, 88, v sobotu 4. srpna. Zadejte si vast obprilehavY proslov, mojim holkam, pi. Lil- jednayku. V poledne budou hotove. lie McMillen a pi. Ann Polk za krasny, Dne 28. eervence u radu bude poradaorchid corsage, sestre Mary Paprskar, na velka. veeere smaUena kurata a vge ktera jak jsem se dovedela, podala na- to dobre k tomu. Vetere zapoene v 5 vrch pro toto mile prekvapeni pro mne hodin odpoledne a veeer taneeni zabaa o vg echno se peelive starala i obraz- va psi ktere Jolly Six Orchestra bude vyky brala; beat-rum a sestram za hezkou hravat. kartku a peknY u2iteeny darek, toasterTak pro iineg ek jiz toho necham. broiler, ze ktereho mom radost. Ta S pozdravem na v gecky za Birthday kytieka uznani stisknuti ruky a gra- Club, pig e Sophie HrubY tulace, nine velice pote gily a nikdy na 0 nezapomenu, bude mit keasnou fipominku na Vas v gechny. — Take uprimne kuji mojemu, zeti, W. H. McMillen, on beal obrazky pohyblivd, doufam ze se Wheelock, Texas zdarily. Mnoho dikit za vgechno.

Tez zdravim bratra redaktora a jeho Beatri a sestry! milou manUelku, doufam, ze je ji2 zdraDnes mam troche veselej gi pro vas coU bych ji ze srdce prala. Kdy2 pied zpravu a sice, ze jsem moji manUelku dvouma mesici byli bratr a sestra L. 0. Albinu privez1 ,domu z marlinske nemocHogkovi v na gi schtizi ona byla takova, nice. — 're gime se, ze se bude doma povesela a usnievava jako vUdy a najednou malu zotavovat. Je hodne seslabla eeneco prijde. Preji mnoho dal giho zdra- mu se neni co divit. vieka.

Ja sam jsem vysilenV a nervosni a S pozdravem Marie Juran neni nil maim pratelfim dopisovat a neni nom rnoUno nikam jezdit. Pozdra)0( vy na vas vgechny a odpust'te, Ani jsme t-'islo 88 Houston, Texas nevedeli, ze sestra Ho gkova je vaUne neCtena redakce a mili etenari: mocna a prejeme ji obrat k lep gimu. — Opet jsem mezi vami, abych yam dala Na ge pratele a etenare Vestniku a sestry nejakou tu zpraviekii. Nejdriv — ue sestry od Birthday Club budou poradat sve a beatri v Jednote uprimne zdravime mesieni Card Party, prvni stiedu, dne Frank a Albina Vytopil

Schfize ukoneila v 4 hodiny , a pak MladeZ niela svou schfizi, potom se jedla chutna veeere a veeer laeall 42 a jine hey. Ti co vyhrali ceny za heu 42 byli. prvni: Ben Pustelo y skY. Drhuhou cenu, sestra Otto Hanu g , a teeth, Leon Hensel, etvrtou, Rudy Hykel a posledni brats Frank Parma. Dverni cenu dostala sestra Agnes Mazanec. Hrali je gte jine hey a tu dverni cenu dostala sestra Bounds.

Weer se jim pekne yydaril.

Otidil dopisovatelsk3'T

Strana 7 Podelcovani Zabavni vYbor radu 'Oslo 54 Jaromir ve West, pieje si timto podekovati ygem tern, kteri psi °slave 4. eervence nom 0chotne jakymkoliv zprisobem vypomohli.

— Vail pomoc si velice cenime a dobra vase snaha nas potegila.

Slavnost se vydatila a kaUclY byl spakojen. Spoluprace v gecli Menu radii, zarueuje fispech. ) ( "San Midi* upozorneni elenfim Antonio" . 'Oslo 133 Sestry a bratri, sestra Ruby H. Stavinohova v diisledku zmeny ye svem zainestnani byla nucena vzdat se funkce pokladni a fteetni radu. Za ni byla zvolena sestra Viola Mazaeova, 231 Steves, San Antonio, telefon LE 4-1057. Dle toho zatid'te laska,placeni syYch prispevkii a poplatkii.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Jaroslav Kleprlik, taj.

0( Rad 92 Fort Worth, Texas Beath a sestry; Udavain porad na gich rado yYch &abaci, (jak ji2 tidal v kalendati bratr tajemnik Wagner) a Uadam o laskave prorninuti od nagich Venn, ze posledne aznamend hudba "Tony Brazec" se nemohla dostaviti a byla nom poslana yYpomoc ktera nevyhovovala.

Nebyla to na ge vina a vice se to nestane. Zabavy pro srpen jsou, v patek due 3. — Polka Dance a Eddie Skeet.> bude ueinkovat z Worthington, Minn.

Dne 24. srpna — Grebnick orchestra z Schuyler, Nebraska.

Dne 28. srpna v fiterY — Gil Steel orchestra z Richmond, Minn.

Doufame, ze se velky pact nagich pratel techto zabav sfieastni a ze nebudete sklamani.

S bratrskYin pozdravem Josef Beean ) 0( Potrestani Ceeha- yyzvedaee. -- Karlsruhe, zapadni Nemecko. — 281e0; 7 eeskST pfislu§nik Josef Borovieka, kterj byl usvedeen ye stiedu ze SpionaUe na leti g -tichNATO,dostalre iplrok vezeni.

-,— )0( Dansko BYvaly vice-president SpojenYch state Richard M. Nixon. Jell() slavnostni tee psi ()slave americkeho svatku svobody zda se bYt ,dokonalou kopii reel presidenta Kennedyho,ktera byla do Danska poslana leteckou cestou, nahrana na pas.

AtTLE2ITE UPOZORNtNi Kdyi pg ete Hlavni niadovne v Tel prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 Temple, Texas,

Strana 8

Nove vladni stIedisko viekifich pro stinemoci Nedavno otevrene Klinicke strediskb americke verejne zdravotni sluZby Bethesda v Marylandu jest Ustavem pro studium piicin, prevence, cliagnosy, a leeeni vleklYch chorob. Takoveto nemoci, mezi nimiZ jsou rakovina, srdeeni neduhyy, arthritis a nervove nemoci, ,jsou dnes hlavni prieiny mrzaeeni a smrti ye SpojenYch Statech.

Nove dstredi iisi se od obyeejnYch velkYch nemocnic ye SpojenYch Statech v jednom dtilaitem bode. Nemocnice byly zrizeny predevSlin protp, aby peeovaly o nemocne; jejich vYzkumna einnost jest sice dillelitYm, ale piece jen druhoradmint jejich adelem. Na rozdil od nich klade toto Us -bred' hlavni dilraz na yedecke zkoumani. Velka,, etrnactipatrova budova, vystavena nakladem 64 miliond dollarti, ma proto vice neZ dvojnasobnY poeet laboratoil nail nemocnienich Jedenact set laboratori a toliko pet set lukek.

Do nstredi budou prijimani pouze takovi pacienti, jejichZ vlekla nemoc prispeti k rozAireni vedeckYch poznatla) laboratornimi vYzkumy a klinickYm studiem priznakil a prtibehu cele nemoci. Pacienti musi Witt. doporueeni osobnimi lekari, nemocnicemi nebo lekarskYmi fakultami. Budou prichazeti do dstredi ze vSech. easti SpojenYch Statd a jako o dobrovolniky bode o nd postarano zeela bezplatne. Budou jakYmisi spolecniky v11, smerujicim k nalezeni vYchodiska z problemd, kterYm dnesveda celn. Kaki* krok v jeni jich leebe buds jim vysvetlen a krome toho budou miti stale na, vedomi, ze budeli proti jejich nemoci nalezen nejakY preventivni z • toho teliti jen oni sami, ale i ti neseetni muZi, deny a deli, kteri nikdy v dstredi nebyli, a kteri prostredek nebo ifeinnY zpilsob leeeni, nebudou o jeho existenci snad ani neslySeli.

Verejna, zdravotni sluZba hrala jiz v minulosti dillelitou idohu pri zdolavani takovych prenosnYch chorob, jako jest za gkrt, neStovice, malarie a tyfus. Jegte mnobe z nakaZtivVch nemoci jiz dnes dovedeme ovladati, bylo treba obratiti ted' zretel na nemoci jine. Jsou to vetAinot nemoci vlekle, ztrpeujici east° posledni leta starYch lidi, ktere poutaji pozornost verejne zdravotni sluZby a jinYch vedeckYch yYzkumnYch astard. Na rozdil od prenosnVch a infekonich chorob daji se tyto vlekle nemoci nejlepe studovati tak,

VRSTNIK ®- WEST, TEXAS 2e jest patient primo na mists, kde jsou soustredeny vSechny prostredky moderni lekarske vedy a kde pksobi vysoce Skoleni specialists.

Verejna zdravotni sluna poeala zdilaznovati pottebu yYzkunnt na tomto poll jik poeatkem let tricatYch. Roku 1937 didila na popud kongresu tstredi pro zkoumani rakoviny a od to doby dila neoklik dalSich zdravotnich dstredi, t. zv. National Institutes of Health, narodnich itstavit zdravotnich, pro zkoumani j inYch vleklYch nemoci. Jeji vYzkumna einnost bude znaene rozSirena novYm klinickYm strediskem, kde bade moZno vSechny nove nabYvane poznatky koordinovati.

Verejna, zdravotni sluZba SpojenYch jeZ jest dnes od'delenim nove vytvoreneho, Delpartmentu zdravotnictO, psvety a socialni peee (nekdejS1 trad federalni bezpeenosti), ma ovSem i mnoho jinYch povinnosti vedle rizeni vYzkumti. Dozira na dodrZovani karantennich zakontl v pristavech, kde cizinci vstupuji na pildu SpojenYch Staff; zdravotni informace; kooperuje se statnimi a mistnimi organy a s jinYmi federalnimi drady pri provadeni verejnYch zdravotnich program-CI; poskytu j e v nemocnicich bezplatnou peel rtiznYm dam pacientd, kteri si eini na tuto pedi narok ve shade s federainim zakonem; vymaha, federalni zakony, zakazujici prevaZeni lidi nebo zvirat s ureitYmi nemocemi. Hlavni funkci verejne zdravotni sluthy zustava vSak i waddle einnost vYzkumna. ) 0( Piljdete-li na prazditiny A nebuderne-li doma dele ne2 tri tYdny, tak se odporueuje vyletnikilm aby vypnuli chladici pristroj (refrigerator) a odstranili vSechnu potravu ktera by se za ten eas mohia zkaziti, a nechali dvere otevrena. — Tim se nejen uSetri na elektrine ule i odstrani zkaZeni potravy a zamezi ztuchlemu zapachu. Chladiee s rnrazovacim oddelenim se mohou nechati beZeti, avSak potravy, ktere se mohou zkaziti, mute se odstranit z chladiee. TeZ se doporueuje vypnouti (unplug) praci, susiel a televisni pristroje, jako2 i kamna a kohoutky k pracimu TeZ se nema zapomenouti na stroj i. zastaveni dovaky mleka, poSty a vSech novin. Prejeme Van) vS'em St'astne prazdniny a vrat'te se domu osveZenY. Red. 0

V letogni letni sezone prijede do deskoslovenskaa ze zamori a z 12 evropskych state okolo 6.560 turistti. Nejvice gek je z Francie, Rakouska, Anglie, Belgel ,Italie, Holandska a severskYch sta.-

Ve stredu, dne 25. eervence 1962 Sokolit na tests po Evrop y ® Chicago, Ill. -- 87 americkych Sokold z chieagskeho kraje odjede priSti pondeli do Evropy. Budou cvieit na Sokolskem sletur ve Vidni v Rakousku.

• Cesta hYvaleho presidenta Eisenhow era do Evropy. — Gettysburg, Pa. BYvaly president Eisenhower odleti spolu se svou manZelkou a s malYna doprovodem z New York City ido Evropy 19. dervenee a vrati se zpet do SpojenYch state 30. srpna. Zastavi se v Paxizi, LondYne, Skotsku, Irsku a buds mit proslov na svetove konferenci vychovnYch povolani v Stockhohnu ve Svedsku.

• • Havana: Vudce proti-Gastrovske organisace prozradil, 2e se podarilo nasadit na pobre2i Havant' asi dvacet dobre vyevidenYch instruktord pro organisovani partisanskYch jednotek. Castro k teto zpraye prozatim midi.

• • Aliir Nove nebezpeei v AlZiru je na obzoru.

40.000 armada alZirskYch nacionalistd, kteri zili v exilu v Tunisu a Maroku je na pochodu domd. Je to nova oposice proti prove nastolenemu relimu premiera Youssef Ben Kheda. K -bet() armade se pravdepodobne pripoji zbytky alZirskYch Francouzd. Hlavnim dilvodem odporu proti nove vlade je jeji krajne leve zameteni. ♦ FORMOSA VysokY armadni dustojnik na Formose prohlasil, ae narodni Cin y nepripravuje Zadnou invasi na Uzemi rude Ciny a ze kaZdy dalSi krok arrnady bude vhly predem radne prodebatovan se SpojenYmi staty.

• ANGLIE Mare'di Montgomery se opet pustili do politiky. Tentokrat je to jeho ostry utok proti` evropskYm spoleenYm trhUrn, ktere obvinil, Ze chteji Britskemu Commonweltheu ukrast Kanacia. Zajimave je, Ze vZdy se prida na stranu ChruSeeva a rude Ciny, ze v pravem slova smyslu papouS"kuje to, co pied tim tvrdila Moska, ani2 by si radne uvazi1, je-li to logicke a spravne.

• • "1000 rokil pratelstvi" je nazev pra2ske vYstavy o eeskoslovensko- poiskych kulturnich stycieh. ) 0( DULEkITE UPOZORNENI Kdyi pgete Illavni iiiadovne v Temple prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 Temple, Texas.

Ve stredu, dne 25. eervence 1962

Plana Mk . E MITTENHUBROVA ANU S Dive'. Roman Pokraeovani Nezanedbavala no, rozkaz matein, take Skolni knihy a rada robila tez nejakou rueni praci. Byla ve v g em velmi zruena a bylo-li treba, vykazovala ji pant Doubra yska velmi rada i nejakou praci v kachyni — vaieni, Cestou z klavirni hodiny stavilh se eastou u slebny doktorky, kterou si srdeene zamilovala a jeZ mela take eipernou, chytrou divku velice rada. At' prigla kdykoli, v2dy ji rada vitala a dovoliili ji toho eas, pripcjila se k ni, doprovodila ji doma, pit term ov gem na okamZik nayStivila pritelkyni Hetenu.

Po prazdninach poeala RaFenka navgtevovati me gt'a'nskou skolu. Zdalo se ji nyni, Fe jest jiF velice vyspelou, pies to, ze jeji bY yala. Zivot a pohyblivost, po cele prazdniny tlumena., se °pet nekdy pis"hlasila, coF ji pant Helena rada odpoumajic za to zaruku jejiho apineho zdravi a nutne Fivotni eilosti.

K vanocam chtel prijet strYc Jindrich s , choti na navAteva, ale se glo s toho, pry pro nezbytnost Jindrovy pritomnosti v zavode.

Z kratiekYch, velice ridkYch zpray, ktere Jindrich bratrovi posilal, seznal reditel ,jak nesmirne jest mlaciY stavitel zamestnan, Fe i noel k praci nastavuje, aby ueiniti mohl zadost svYrn povinnostem.

A k to slibovane nal/Steve nedoglo aF po , dvoletem yYroei Jindrichoya svatku, kdy prijel, ale sam, v gecek na duchu zlomen, k bratrovi, aby recline jeho oznamil, jake ne g testi ho stihlo.

Jul r mel piece pravdu, kclyF nic dobreho neeekal od oblibeneho bratrova davernika Mervala, kdy ho datklive varoyal pied timto ne yyzkou genYm "pritelem".

Merval podvoclnYmi askoky, 70, prispeni sve nieemne sestry, ktera s nim nen.apaclne vedla dvoje knihy a jeF z vedouciho sveho rnista v gecky nitky spiknuti spoleene s bratrem v rukou mela. finanene Jindricha tak, ze musil se zavodu sveho ihned vzdati, jsa itpine oftbraeen, necbtel-li, aby sahn:uto bylo na jeho test.

Bidni spiklenci a podvodnici tak melt svou ne g t'astnou obet v rukou, Fe se nikterak nemohl braniti hroznemu okradent, ktere na nem z eista jasna, za biMho dne provedli. Pri g el razem o vgecko a mimo to byl i majetek jeho choti, velky darn v M... zatiFen znaenYmi pohleclavkami.

V E S T N I K -- WEST, TEXAS Ve sve poctive ,daverivosti prohral mla dy muF 1 celY YelkY kapital, jej2 do podniku vlail a vychytralY, podvociny Nemec Merval tak si zajistil sve postavent a yyterstvi nad bYvalYm gefem, Fe tento nemohl se ant braniti a musil bez milosti likvidovati. jak vlastne se cela ta uddlost sbehla, jak mokao bylo, aby nieemnY podvodnik takto zvitkiti mohl nad mueFem eestnYm a bezahonnYm, to se manFele Doubrava" nedovedeli, nebot' Jindrich nebY1 s to, aby vylieil jim podrobne celou onu zaleFitost, bylot' mu nanej yy's' trapne, mluviti vilbec o tom, jelikoF to pokladal za velke poniFeni sama sebe, de se vfibec mohl dati tak obelstit.

Bylo patrno, Fe padl do rukou nieemy, jenF ne gtitil se poskvrniti hrichem na akor mute nevinneho. TvrdY, zlY elovek neohliFi se na to a zapomina, ae hitch prinagi na svet vFdy odplatu a potrestani. Driv nebo pozdeji, ale neklamne vFdy! KdyF bratr i gyekrage poznali, jak nesmirne ho kaFcla, otazka, ne gtesti jeho se tYkajici rozeiluje, mleeli ohledupine a tak jim vlastne cele ta zaleFitost zustala neobjasnena.

Jindrich prijel' se rozloueit se svYmi pribuznymi, ponevaa mel v amyslu odjeti do Ameriky a zde ziskati jment, o ktere tak nepredvidane svou chot' lehkovernost" svou pripravil.

Pant Helena mekce mu domlouvala, aby pustil plan s Amerikou z mysle, i zde maze nabYti pekneho postayeni, treba u sveho drivej gtho gefa a Fe by tak aspori nebyli rozdeleni celYm, nekoneenYm ocednem.

Ale znieenY Jindrich kroutil smutne hlavou trval na svem rozhodnuti, maje v amyslu, hned zitra zajeti na blizke hejtmanstvi pro cestovni pas.

Bylo ku, konci listopadu a on mel v amyslit odjeti hned prvniho prosince anglickym parnikem "Intervalem m , nebot' cestovni listek na tento parnik mei jiF objedna"V..

"A co Jarola?' t`tazala se pani Helena, zat'ukav gi takto pina nadeje na velkou Jindrovu lasku k nejmlad gimu bratru. Zastavi g se nepochybne pit zpateent ceste v Praze?"

"Nemohu, main eas odmeren a pak moFne setkani se znamYmi bylo by mi nanejvYg trapne. Chci mu v gak telegrafovat, aby se dostavil na nadraFt a tam se rozloueime."

"Tarn byste asi nemeli easu k radne rozmluve, roily Jindro. nit necht' telegrafuje Jarolovi hned a neF se vrati g z hejtmanstvi, ruffFe jiF on bYti zde. S yolujeg?"

Jindrich ov gem radostne prikYyl a jak

Strana 9 pant Helena pred yidala, nalezl Jarolu donna, kdy se druheho dne autem z hejtmanstvi vratil. Sevrel ho do naruee a taka slza zkanula mu. z oei.

"VidiS, J chtel jsem vyziskat jmeni. a zaloFit pak se tebou velky CeskY podnik snad byly me touhy a zatim smele — " "Takova nehody nejsou ridke, ale mo2no se z nich zase po yznesti, milk Jindro," testl bratra mocne pohnuty Jaroslay.

"Tve znaene, odborne veclomosti zajlste ti zahy usnadni vyziskati v g e, cos ztratil. Neni treba lined ve geti hlavu. Kaalk podnik nennhe koneiti 'aspect-win. V Americe, v zemi svobody, volnosti a peace, zajiste doveclou radneho pracovnika oceniti a doufam, bude ti tam Stesti prat'!"

"Ta nadeje me take jedine sili, miry hochur "Chtel bych take poznali ,ohdlytihoclnoa tu zemi a obohatiti se zkuknostmi Amerieana, ale trvale bych se tarn usidliti nechtel. Chci zastati v'eren sve 'Ceske vlasti a Idoufam, ze i tyy, milt' Jindro, se po Case k nam zase yratig."

"Pit pr y& prileFitosti! Necham tu ro• dinu a ta me bude vabit znet!"

"Irena nejede s tebou?"

"Nikoli, nechce se ji se mnou za, more!"

TesklivY1 tento povzdech vyvolal hluboke pohnut y v srdcich upiimnych bratra a gvekru ge. Pant Helena nemohla pochopiti, jak je mokro, aby milujici Fena mohla, se takto sveho mute ziiei.

Chapala, Fe ji tu mocne zdrFuje laskia k matce,,, jejiF jedinaekem byla, ale domnivala se, Fe povinnost a laska k muFi j est nrec jen daleFitejAi a Fe Ica:2dd Fel na milujici, zylagte v te2kYch dobach iivota, ma bYti muFi svemu tegitelkou.

Pant Helena dobre tu gila, jak teFke chvile prestal clrahy SVakr, ale ona, ji2 mu zpasobila vlastni chot' a o niF se vabec slavkem nezminil, Fe ranila dobre, uSlechtile jeho srdce nejhloubeji.

SnaFil se zamluviti nesrdeenost Trentna rczhodnuti a pravil ,Fe sam si nepial aby s nim jela, ponevadz nejede za ureitYm cilem a musi Si teprve nejake vhodne misto na druhe polokouli vyhledati. Kdo vi, kdy se mu to podari, moFna, Fe dost dlouho bude musit zapasiti s nepriznivYmi okolnostmi a pro tents pripacl bylo by mu nanej gYA trapne, kdyby s nim Fena te'Zke ty chvile musila snageti.

Ale o tom nevypravel, jak nesmirne Canna sobecka Fena poznamkou, Fe by nim do Ameriky ne gla ani tebdy, kdyby mu za moiem same dukaty padaly v kiln.

"Vgak ona se Irema je gte rada jeclnou

VESTN I K— WEST, TEXAS

Strana 10 za tebou rozjede!" tail ho bratr Jiri.

Jindiich pokreil bolestne ramenama.

RUZenka tentokrate mileho st •keka nepoznavala. Byl stale smuten, zaraZen a zapominal zcela na obvykle s ni gertovain. Tusila, Ze se mu stalo cosi bolestneho, ale jeji vrozenk jemnocit ji ukladal, aby se toho vSeteenou otazkou neclotkkala.

Velice se podivila, ze strkeek pojede do Ameriky a kdyg se s ni Jindiich loueil srdeene zapiakala.

Po odjezdu bratri nastal v dome 4 tisnivk klid, jako nikdy pied. tim. Pani Helena. mela east() oci uplakane, vzpominala vroucne na neboheho Jindru a pkala mu, aby v .clalne cizine pod ochranou BoZi nalezl svou bkvalou spokojenost.

Jindiich poslal z cesty mnoho pohledit a koneene ohlasil, ze At'astne dojel do Noveho Yorku, kde2 hned prvni den podaiilo se mu nalezti prozatimni misto.

V eervenci priSliho roku oznamila para. irena Doubra yskkm ‘St'astrie narozeni sync, ktereho po p •ani sveho chote dala pokitit Jiriekem.

"Maly Jitik je zdravk a statnk a doufa i se svou ubohou maminkou, Z'e se mu tatinek z Ameriky brzy vrati," psala, pani Rena.

• • DIL DRUHt..

I. Co jest rok v Mvote iidskem?

Diteti zdd se bkti veenosti, starnoucim lidem virivkm tancem mesicu, jen jest stale rychlejSi, elm vice pribkva let.

Nikdo nedokaZe zadrkti kapku vody v proudu a nikdo ncdokaZe upotat a zadrZeti spechajici eas.

Dny odumiraji na strome Zivota, jako listi v podzimu a leta padaji dolt' k semi, jako zrale plody, sotva jsme je spatkily rozkvesti ye vonnk, bilk kvet.

Leta za krasneho klidu a miru ubihala, aekoliv oeSkemu lidu mnoho bylo pretrpeti i za z -danliveho klidu a musil pokorne hlavu sklaneti, kdy2 velkk, eernk dvouhlavk dravec, kterk mu vladl, zatinal piilis bluboko sve spdry do jeho tela a jen kdy'Z, jeho krivk zobak velkk kus masa mu z tela vyrval, odWill se narod lirde zvednouti sehnutou siii a-sokolim svkm zrakem pokokiti krutell° tyrana. Ale ten se tomu jen hrube zasmal a dal a dale pasl se na mukach sveho vasala.

Pokraeovani ) O(

Wednesday, July 25, 1062 '

Koutek uomg SE CESRY

Youths Corner LET'S LEARN CZECH

DVACATA SESTA ilLOHA

TWENTY SIXTH LESSON

Byl jsem tak unaven,

I was so tired

ze jsem spal

that I slept

cele odpoledne.

the whole afternoon.

To je Skoda.

That's a pity.

unaviti se,

to tire out,

odpoledne,

afternoon,

unahliti se,

to act hastily,

uniknouti,

to escape,

tipadnouti,

to fall down,

upaliti,

to burn off,

umirniti,

to moderate,

slabnouti,

to weaken,

odpoledne,

afternoon,

S'kocla,

damage or loss, to hurt,

to negkodi,

that don't hurt,

S'kodlivk,

harmful,

S'kodolibost,

malicious,

gkola,

school,

gkolak,

schoolboy,

Ak'oladka,

Schoolgirl

Akolaci,

pupils,

Sel .jsem domu,

I went home,

Sli jsme dornu.

We went home.

Sii jsme do schitze,

We went to the meeting,

na,g eho spolku.

of our society.

Bylo to v den

It was at the day

naAeho ykroei.

of our anniversary.

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"cement at age 65, full ago 1.

PAYOI:. :MEM ANCE: This Order offers th.-1 - 'ayor of premiums on a child's CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age a.:ate the benefit of Payor In85 surance, w'Zidi provides that la CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life case of total • ability or death of CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life the Payor, the premiums will auCLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life tomatically ha paid.

CLASS E: Ten Payment Life 0 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment riliziakch p5.41stelk na:§1. SPJST CLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 yylierte E k dl,?, pot ,„ CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowm at age 60 -a do 850. let, do2iCLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 85 CLASS L: Double Indemnity :::sivratiee nostni dotivotni , CLASS M: Retirement at age e;la,tkova, claivotni. PoCLASS MC: Twenty Ye::,'rsirig .atky pouze 20 let Term Mortgage Plan D: 15t1 splatkova, doZivotni. PoCLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing nt-a l,. se plati pouze 15 let Mortgage Plan lett splatkova, .doZivotni. Po,A CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreasplatky se plati pouze 10 let ing Term Mortgage Plan F: 15t1 leta, no,claeni. Obnos cerCLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing tifikiltu jest vyplacen za 15 let.

Term Mortgage Plan TMDA G: 200. 'eta, nadaCni, Obnos CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable certifikatu jest vynlacen za 20 let.

TMDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. and Convertable plati poplatky a do 65t1 let.

CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable TRiDA 1: 20ti splatkova„ nada'ani v 60ti and Convertable letech CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convert- TRIDA K: splatkova do 65t1 let, dotlable only. votni • TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne nrazove pojiReni (Double Indemnity) JUVENILE DEPARTMENT TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po closateni 65 rokll stall Olen dostava, meCLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted insiOni piij rn doklicl My . Zetrife-11 to any other class of insurance bepled 75 lety stan, dedicl dastanou fore attaining age 1G. piiilem do 75 v,Vroei nare7eCLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, nin elena full benefit at age 1 2Otl. leta •Ciplsovra CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life, t:oo kterd se roene zrnen,;uie ginning at age 5) RiDA. MX: lOti leta, finisova ochrana CLASS C: Twenty Payment I. e, se rozne zmeni;uje benefit at age 1 ML: 25ti leta upisova ocbrana CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 kt ro.ene Zraenalie.

CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefit TRIDA 30ti leta, finisova oChrana at age 1 kteiva se •oi1ne znietAuje CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, DA 5T: 5t1 leta, Ihutni. Obnovitelna full benefit at age 1 a zmenitelna.

CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, TN.D.A 10T: lOti WO, lhutni. Obnovitelna full benefit at age I a zna4ntelnf1, CLASS H: 'Endowment at age 61, Zmenitel 20T: 20ti leta, benefit at age 1 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endo\vinexit at age 60, full benefit at age 1.

V nfo, Y 5,?4, CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age I JT: Doeasra5 pOji,S ql.ni do 16 let CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at é 80 rnMe zmeniti. na kterekoage 65, full benefits at age 1 ltv pojinoni kdykoliv net doCLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance sahne 16 let sveho veku 7

Strana 11 85t1 let, dollTR1DA W: Splatkov'a votni. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pfroadu funrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA PR: Ptednostni dotivotni. (Zs,elnani v 5 mkt staff) TRADA C: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. obnos pojieteni ye vyplati v pfipadu I:Marti od veku jednoho roku staff.

TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dotivotni. Pint obnos pojifteni se vyplati v ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku.

TRIDA E: lOti splatkova dotivotni. Pint obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v pfipadu nrti od veku jednoho roku 1DA F: 5ti leta nadadni pin$7 obnos pojiAteni se vyplati v ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, pink obnos se vyplati v ptipadu Umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA H: Nadaeni ve 65ti let. P10 obnos pojieteni se vyplati v ptipadu funrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA 1' 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 letech. PlnSr obnos pojieteni se vyplati v ptipadu Umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let, piny obnos pojifteni se vyplati v pHpade fmirti od veku jednoho roku.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, dotivotni. — Piny obnos pojiReni se vyplati v plipadu truth od veku jednoho roku TRIDA Dvojnasobne trazove pojiaoni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosateni 65 rolcff staff, Glen dostava mesieni ptijem do 75 vSTroei narozenin PlnY obnos pojisteni se vyplati v ' pfipaclu fimrti od veku jednoho roku PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytu' j e elenfun platicim poplatky na cletske certifikaty to vYhodu ochrany, te v perdu frpine nemotnosti nasledkern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb V perdu ffmrti platiciho, poplatky na ten detskY certifikat budou samo4 'Orme zaplaceny.

Respectfully, Joe B. Hejny e aro • More than half of our tragic number of fatal automobile accidents are due to -- lark of kindness — lack of courtesy, and lack of consideration. If drivers elected, under any and all circumstances, to refer politely to the other, collisions could more often than not be avoided. So could collisions in other phases of life.

• • It's okay to play dumb if you are really playing,

VASTNiK

'T, TEXAS

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

HERALD-

Posta ster: P - lease Send Form 3579 With Uneleliverable Copies 0 SFr-

Wednesday, July 25, 1962

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

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

GE SPJST, P.O. Box 108, TEMPLE, TEX.

SK District Calendar Am mlies bought more life i.rtsttrarice dt than in any previous year and increased their total life insurance protection to a new record level, according to the 1962 Life insurance Fact Book, which was published this week by the Institute of Life Insurance.

'Joe year ended with about $685,600,000,000. of life insurance in force. throw; imit the United States, incluclin. :,:ai....•,000,000,000 with legal reserve and the rest with fraternal and ..., . .ssment organizations, savings banks and the U. S. Government's veterans insurance programs.

Life insurance protection in force with legal reserve companies increased $43,000,060,000, during 1961.. The aggregate of other forms. of life insurance decreawd Iig'utly.

The Fast Book pouted out that life insurtuiee in L'-e United States with the life companich lia:3 grown seven times than the population during the past decade.

The nation's life urance .protection has also been growing faster than family income in recent years, but the averag e of $10,809 of life insurance owned per -family at the end. of 1961 was still equivalent to only about 21 months of average family income. These averages were up from the $10,200 of life insurance per family, representing- about 20.. months of average family income, reported at the end of 1960.

New records were also set during 1961 number of Americans insured, the total benefits paid to policyholders and their s and the assets backing the ILI .,..: ;.%;ce companies' obliga. tion to no The number ot policyholders in the United .States grew to 132,000,000 during the year, 'including 120,000,000,000 with legal reserve companies.

DISTRICT TWO Will hold its Fall Meeting at Camp Tahuaya, south of Belton, August the 19, with a Youth Activity Day, Program and Luncheon. More on this later.

Everyone is invited to a clay of fun, relaxation and wonderful fellowship at this wonderful Boy Ccout Camp, near Belton.

Reported by Sister C. Hejl CHANCE DISTRICT FIVE Flag of the Youth Activity Day will be held on to the Brother J. M. Ski'abanek's Lone Pine Nation Ranch near Danbury, Sunday July the with ty and 29th.

Reported by Sister Maxine Sefcik The Fall meeting of District Five will be conducted on October 21, 1962. Place Purchases of new life insurance pro- will be designated at a. later date. Other tection in the U.S. totalled $78,800,000,- Districts are requested to reserve this 006 during. 1961. This was an increase of date for District Five. $4,400,006,000 Over 1.960. New records Ledges desiring to host the Fall meetv/ ere set in Ic._301 for iiiirchases of every ing contact one of the District Officers, major type of life insurance protection. not later than September 1.

Of the $3806000,000 in benefits paid to American, families under Plc insurDISTRICT SIX ance policies and annuities during 1961., Pall meeting of District Six will be about $5,206,00,000 went to living policyholders through policy dividends, dis- held Nov. 4, 1962 in Recreation Hall ability payments, cash surrended values, sponsored' by Lodge Karel Havlicek No. and other "living benefits." Payments 4 in Hallettsville, Texas. Meeting will to beneficiaries of policyholders who had be convened at 1 o'clock p.m.

Frank J. Olsovsky died totalled $3,600,000,000.

Secretary District Six The mortality rate rose slightly to 6.12 • • deaths per 1,000 ordinary policyholders DISTRICT SEVEN durin g 1961, compared with 6.03 in 1960.

The 11 all meeting of District Seven wilt Assets of U.S. life insurance companies rose to a new record total of $126,800,.. be held at Lodge No. 161 at La Parita 000,000 at the end of 1961, an increase near Jourdanton, Texas, on Sept. 9th, of $7,200,000,060 over 1960. Most of these 1962. Jlease keep this date on your nds are earmarked to meet, the corn- calendar and reserve this date for us. tire obligations to policyholdand until needed, are invested in e national economy. for any year during the past quarterThe earning rate on life insurance in- century. These earnings help to reduce vestments before Federal income taxes the cost of life insurance to policyrose to 4.22 per cent,. the highest rate holders.

Wednesday, July 25, 1962

Attention District Five Please be informed that arrangements are being made for our forthcoming District V Youth' Activity Day to be held in conjunction with our District Talent Contest, which will be held on Sunday, July 29 at Brother and Sister J. M. Skrabanek's ranch, Danbury, Texas.

We would like for you to make plans for your Lodge and District Talent Con-; test now, so that your Lodge and District will be represented by the best talent your boy or girl may have available.

RULES FOR TALENT CONTEST:

1. Boy or girl must be a member of SPJST in good standing.

2. 1 through 13 years of age for Lodge and DiStrict Contest.

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

4. The same applies to age group 17 through 21 years as in group No. 3, and single.

5. Contestant will compete as individuals only; no group accepted.

6. Contestant will provide own instrument, if one is used and contestant may also have one accompaniment (for dancing, singing and pantomime).• 7. District will furnish each entrant a trophy for talent contest only.

8. Impartial judges will be selected

by District Youth Director for District Talent Contest.

9. State Contest to be held September 23 at Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott, Texas.

The winner of the Junior division will be a winner only in the district. This year each district will have two contestants from tl.e Senior division to compete in the State Contest at Waco, Texas.

Every serious undertaking , requires thought and proper planning for all activities, concerning our youth. That is why we urge parents to help their children to participate in our activities.

We are counting on your participation.

A delicious menu will be prepared for a noon meal with plenty of homemade pastry and refreshments. So all of you come dressed in sport clothes and enjoy a day outdoors under beautiful huge trees with moss hanging to bring out mother nature's .decorations. For better comport bring your lawn chairs for relaxation, we assure all of you a good time at the Lone Pine Ranch.

Let us all lend our greatest support and cooperation to make this contest

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the most outstanding period of fraternal l taught . again. Relations between Moscow achievement, with, your great effort, it I and Peking are inscrutable. Nuclear testing continues. can be done..

An outlined program for publication It's all right to take time off prowill follow later.' vided it is just that and part of a plan REMEMBER: District Five Youth Ac- to return to duty. And not everyone can tivity Day — District Five Talent Con-- be turning from prose to poetry at the test. same time. There has to be a good conDATE: Sunday, July 29 tingent always remaining at work. TIME: 10:30 A.M. Tasks of planning and building have PLACE: Lone Pine Ranch, Danbury, to be done in today's world at times Texas. when men stand easy. Constructive Fraternally, work is set aside when a big crisis comes Maxine Sefcik, and minds go tight and muscles grip District Five Youth Director hard on weapons. ) Re • So the summer mood is both for enjoying and for hard work. This is the A summer mood semis to be spread- time for moving ahead, not merely for ing over ne world, even to sections holding the military line. The outcome where there is no summer at the mo- of the next crisis will depend on how ment. News reports are less' strident. No well the affirmative work of society is hammer blows of world crisis are strik- done in the meantime. )0 ing at the planet. People turn more to their families and local concerns. The sense of acute danger is absent, and its very absence makes the sun seem more friendly and the air more soft.

The Prevailing Climate

Farm Bureau Queen Contest

Few summer's since the war have permitted an atmosphere of vacation. There has been little chance for men and women, as well as boys and girls, to renew themselves by "contact wit., nature, by thinking for a while about things, struck with beauty and simple good. without the brooding awareness of nuclear weapons in the hands of men in conflict. So we let down the bars and bask a little.

Is this good or bad?

That leads to another question.

How has it come about? What is the nature of a moment of relative quiet?

There is no lack of unsolved problems, surely, of crises ready to burst from their pods, of local conflicts Which could touch off ,global ones. There is no case for turning lazy, still less for an illusion of peace which would be false.

That which holds the conflicting forces of today's world in comparative balance is the growing .resistance of mankind to evil, the hope and faith that the world can be kept from exploding and the stern deeds that determimd men have applied themselves to, in order to hold the balance on the constructive side. This is not a poise of relaxation; it is full of strains, each part exerting great strength, like o high bridge or skyscraper.

The line was held at Berlin. Laos is not lost, and the Marines are on hand if the Geneva agreement collapses.

Guerilla war in Viet Nam is burning fiercely underground. The Congo is

The contest was held Thursday of last week at Seaton Star Hall along with the Bell County Farm Bureau's annaual barbecue.

Eight entrants were in the contest.

They are: Miss Dixie Lee Latham, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Latham Jr., of Sparks; Miss Linda Allison, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Allison of Troy; Miss Bettie Cook, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Cook of Whitehall.

Miss Margie Tepera, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tepera of Rogers; Miss Carol Marek, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marek of Zabcikville.

Miss Margie Pavlat, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cycil Pavlat of Holland; Miss Rita Kay Spinn, 16 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. g dwin Spinn; and Miss Linda Janke, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Janke of Bartlett. )O(

Wharton County Commissioner Serves As County Judge Commissioner Paul Sablatura was appointed as County Judge Pro-tern, having served in that official capacity the past ten days. This period of service took place during the absence of Judge Dorman Nickels who was out of 'the county for these few clays.

Paul Sablatura is from Louise,

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n Memoriam

Albert W. Milberger of West, died at 11:00 p.m. Saturday, July 14, at West.

He was 63.

Funeral services were held at 9:30. a.m. Tuesday in the Catholic Church of the Assumption in West. Rev. W. Pechal of Abbott and Rev. James Quilter of West officiated.

Mr. Milberger was born in Waco, but had lived most of his life in West. He Was a retired farmer. He was a member of the ,saisT Lodge in West.

Survivors are his wife; one son, William Albert Milberger of Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. Helen Sampson of Dallas: one brother, George Milberger of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Gerik of West, and Mrs. Dink Toups of Refugib; three grandchildren.

Our sympathy to the bereaved family and may our brother rest in peace. ) 0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We of the Resolution Committee of SPJST Lodge Slovanska Lipa No. 66 of Waco, Texas, in behalf of all Members do herewith extend our heartfelt' sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed member BROTHER. VAC•AV A. ZEBRO

who, after an extended illness, passed away in an Austin Hospital at 2:00 a.m. on July 2, 1962, at the age of 83.

Brother Zebra was born in Czechoslovakia. He came to the United. States in 1905 and had lived in Waco, Texas, since that time. During his active years he followed the carpentry trade. He was accepted as a member of SPJST Lodge 06 on September 21, 1913, and remained a faithful member to his Lodge during the almost forty-nine years of membership. During his earlier years he had served as President, as Lodge Secretary, and as a devoted member of the Sick Committee.

The Rosary was recited for our Brother Zebro at Compton's Chapel on July 4, 1962. Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, July 5, 1962 at Saint Mary's Church of the Assumption in Waco with Rev. Mark Derring officiating. Burial was in Rosemound Cemetery in Waco, Texas. Survivors are his

IT ES TNIK ®- WEST, TEXAS wife, Mrs. Flora Zebro, of Waco, Texas; a son, C .A. Gatlin, of Dallas, Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Rose Parma, of 2008 South Twelfth Street, Waco, Texas; Mrs. William Hooper, of Pasadena, California, and Mrs. Ruby Gay, of Los Angeles, California; seven grandchildren; also seven great-grandchildren.

Havin,g lived a long and faithful life, may he rest in eternal peace.

Our Lodge President, Brother Otto Hanus, is serving on this resolution in behalf of our Sister Rose Parma.

The ResOlution Committee Waco SPJST Lodge No. 66, Otto Hanus, President Dorothy Gerlich Emma Ceska ) 0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We the undersigned Resolution Committee and the members of our Lodge Pokrok Flatonia, No. 103 wish to express our sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed brother HENRY GREIVE

who passed away at the Wagner Memorial Hospital in Schiner Monday morning July 9 at the age of 71 years, 16 days.

Funeral rites were conducted Wednesday morning July 11 at 8:45 a.m. from the Smith Funeral Home in Flatonia, and continued at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Emil Vinklarek officiating. The body was laid to rest in the Flatonia, Catholic Cemetery.

Mr. Henry Greive was born near Flatonia, on June 23 1891. He is survived by his wife, one daughter three sons, one sister and six grandchildren.

He was a faithful member of the SPJST Lodge. May he rest in peace.

Resolution Committee L. J. Sanders Joe Vybiral Sr. A. Dostalik )0(

Don't Overdo It When Getting a Suntan

Wednesday, July 25, 1962 to the sun. Even at best, over exposure can mean two. or three miserable days when a mere shirt or blouse is torture, and a friendly pat on the back can end in murder.

The medical term for sunburn is "erythema solaris." It's the ultra-violent light in sun rays which does the damage. and since clouds dont remove all ultra-violent rays, it is possible to get burned even on overcast days in midsummer, Some people are physically unable to tan. Known medically as "heliophobes," they could spend the entire summer on Padre Island, and all they'd get would be blisters on their blisters. The reason: Their skins lack the pigment necessary to produce the tan tint. They never had a tan and they never will, so they ought !never attempt one. Each new exposure Will only mean a new burn.

Assuming you are the type who can tan — a "heliophilac," that is — well known rule about doing it by progressively longer exposure times is valid and should be followed.

Sunshine is a source of vitamin D, as most people know. What is apparently misunderstood is that ordinarily, healthy people can get all the D vitamin they need through routine activities such as hanging out the family wash, mowing the lawn, or walkin,g to the store. For persons suffering from pelagra, lung' tuberculosis, high blood pressure, hyperthyroidism sunlight may be definitely harmful.

In case you have wondered about the source of freckles, here's the answer: 'The color of everyone's skin is determined by the amount of pigment in skin cells. Dark-complexioned people have considerable, blondes very little, and albinos none at all. Under a microscope the pigment in skin cells looks like tiny flecks of brown paint. Sometimes, especially in children, it is manufactured unevenly and collects in the spots we know as freckles.

Ultra-violent rays can be filtered, by smearing a thin film of olive oil over exposed skin. So if you're a heliophilac, and if you just have to have that golden sheen this summer, it might pay you to try it.

(A weekly feature of the Public Health Education Divition, Texas State Department of Health.) )0(

It will arouse the wrath of sun worshipers, but this most be said: The :healthful effects of a suntan aren't worth the time and trouble it takes to get one. After all, a sunburn — like any other burn — is a manifestation of skin injury.

True, a sensible bask in the sun makes a fine mental pick-me-up, and there is no denying the supple appeai of a THE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER. OF tawny lifeguard. But to overdo it can lead to trouble. In fact it can kill you. OUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN More than one; person has succumbed to CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 100, prolonged and unaccustomed exposure TEMPLE, TEXAS,

Important Notice

ay, July

1962

201f ER,S, LODGE ALL MEMBERS Be'...;ter and s'rattlers: 1, is a reminder to all of you that our:queen and Duchess Contest is in full swing. It is into the second month, and will end on August 31, 1962. I hobe that everybody will do his part to 'help to make it ,a real success.

If your Ledge or Youth Club till now haa not selected a candidate for -Queen 'ro d their escorts, please do so in meeting. Their names and ; brother Joe B. Hejny

leader, also some lodPes do. To ro:.!•,• act qu

regulations for brother Joe B. 1.-.1ejlodge and Youth published in the Vestnik, still do not know what to it clear, let me repeat them •g rad everything carefully, lily, it is not too much time

1. a. 1: is a Queen and Duchess is will be a contest sponsored by Lodges and their organizers. ' Clubs will select the candidates for Queen and Duchess, if a Youth Club is not organized, then the lodge membe : will select the candidates. No one e may have more than 4 oras sponsors, if the lodge has m, 1, 4 organizers, they may select a candidate for each 4 organizers.

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14 to 21 yetrs of t, <,e Ind single for Queen,dur_ng during contest and Crowning Day. 5.) candidate will assist sponsors • begins June 1 and ends )istrict Youth Director will ype of dress for the Queen's Youth Directors together Officers will set date and of Diii.rict Quec,i's Bali. di;.::,;) I want to add .

Prin,Lc-w,; to wear any formal ::1-tid colOr of their own , :c Duchesses to wear any pastel color and short dress. If possible, the to •,gear elbow-length gloves !s to wear white short :corts to wear a dark suit or a 1,t with dark trousers, and sk bow ties. cifP, bouquets and crown for•CrOwn la the Queen will be furnished by the

V ASTNI — WEST, FrExAs district. Each candidate will furnish her own corsage and escorts their boutonniers.

To No. 8, I'm adding that District Seven officers met in February in Corpus Christi, and decided to have the Queen's and Duchess' Ball the same day when District Seven's fall meeting will be held. And as you all already know, it will be at Lodge "LaParita" No. 161, Jourdanton, Texas, on. September 9, 1962.

More about the meeting, the Ball and also the Talent contest will be found in the Vestnik at a later date.

Contest No. 2; This will be a Talent Contest in three age groups, Youth Clubs will select the contestants, if a Youth Club is not organized, then the Lodge members will select the candidates, one candidate in each age group, to represent their Lodge in their District contest, The - Districts will select one candidate in the age group 14 through 16 and 17 through 21, to represent their District in the State Contest.

1. Contestant must be a member in good standing.

2. Through 13 years of age for Lodge and District Contests.

3. 14 through 16 and 17 through 21 years of age and single for Lodge, District and State Contests.

4. Contestants will compete as individuals only, no group accepted.

5. Contestant will provide own instrument, and/or accompaniment, if one is used.

6. No professionals will be accepted in contest.

7. Local Lodge will select judges in Lodge Contest.

8. District Youth Directors will select judge for District and State Contests.

9. State contest to be held September 23, the place of the contest will be announced later.

All participants will receive "Participant ribbons." There will be also first, second and third prize ribbons for "Talent Contest," and, of course, special gifts and trophies for the winners, everything furnished by district seven.

To give a chance to win a prize to children who will not be in the contest, we will have a youth program, bOth of individuals and groups (singing, playing, dancing, etc.) I hope that children from all lodges in our district will not miss this opportunity and will come to take part in the program. By the way, which lodge will be best represented by children, i.e. will have the most children in the youth program, will receive a special award.

To be able to- make all necessary arrangements in time; please let me know

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District Five Youth Activity Day PrIgrarn July 29, Call to Order — 10:30 a.M. romptly Dist. Five President Albert i,'ranek Welcome — J. M. Skrabanek Introduction of Supreme Lodge President Edward L. Merck — Albert Franek Recognition of other Supreme Lodge and District Officers LUNCH 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.

President Franek gives recognition to late arrivers Introduction of District FiVe 1st VicePresident Ernest Hanka Introduction of Supreme Lodge VicePresident Joe B. Hejny Introduction of Miss SPJST, Sandra Watson — Supreme LO(ige VicePresident Joe B. Hejny Introduction of impartial Judges Ernest Hanka Introduction of Dist. Five youth Director Maxine Sefcik Ernest Hanka Recognition of District Five Talent winner of last year, Royal Court, and Youth Leaders, while lodges are deciding winners -- District Youth Director Youth Director- Sefcik to announce winners in three age groups Presentation of trophies --- President Franek Presentation of- ribbons -- Youth Director Sefcik Outdoor games will follow for young and old This is the program for the District Youth Activity Day, outlined by the joint efforts of the district officer::: a .„, director. of We hope to see a large 3 youngsters participate.

A cordial invitation is extended to every Supreme Lodge Officer, Member and non-members.

Your assistance in this matter will add Fraternally,. to this success.

Maxine Sefcik District Five Youth Director not later than August 2a. 1962, the names and age of candidates fOr Queen and Duchess Contest, and their escorts, also names and age of contestants for Talent contest, as well as the names of children who will partic i pate in the youth program, Fraternally, Marcella M. Klepriik.

Dist. Seven Youth Director 202 Scihmeltzner Lane San Antonio :13, Texas

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Anti-Delinquent Gran

Wednesday, July 25, 1962

Report of Directors

We, the undersigned directors, examined all bonds and coupons, which are kept in a safety deposit box at the First National Bank, Temple, Texas, on July Washington, D.C. — On behalf of the 9, July 10, and July 11th, we reconciled the income and expense in the books of President's Committee on Juvenile De- the Supreme Lodge. Also, we examined the mortgage loans and certificate loans. linquency, Secretary of Labor Arthur J. The following is our financial report.

Goldberg announced a $100,767 grant to Balance from 12-31-61 $11,447,902.04 the District government which will en- INCOME able it to plan a long-range program to $ 373,654.38 Premiums deal with its youth problems.

12,845.40 Mr. Goldberg serves on the committee Interest on Certificate Loans 219,563.05 with Attorney General Robert F. Ken- Interest on Mortgage Loans 15,338.59 nedy, who is the chairman, and Secre- Interest on Bonds 4,500.00 tary of Health, Education, and Welfare' Dividend on Stock 3,482.37 Abrabom Ribicoff. In announcing the Income from Royalties and Minerals 2,078.40 grant at a ceremony in Washington, the Escrow 917.02 Labor Secretary called for "a three-sided Annuities 95.08 attack on the problems of youth Sale of Lodge Supplies 6,279.70 throughout the country" by Federal, Appraisal Fee and Releases 653,005.57 SPJST Building Rent 14,251.58 State, and local governments.

Made

A resolution accompaning the grant said, "The members of this committee believe that the Federal Government has a special responsibility to give leadership to the anti-delinquency efforts In the Nation's capital. The unique combination of governmental structure, the importance of Washington in the eyes of the world, and a severe boudgetary problem all require that the executive department make full use of its resources in manpower and programs to assist the citizens o fthe Washington metropolitan area."

Seven previous planning grants have been made by the committee — to New Haven, Houston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Chicago. In several of these cities the grants were made to newly formed organizations which included leaders from local government, public and private agencies, business, lab o r, minority groups, religious organizations, and other community groups. ) 0( YOUR INSURANCE PROGRAM Millions of people could .make their life insurance do far more for them— and often save money in the process— if only they would look beyond the three most obvious Characteristics of a policy: the face amount, premiums and beneficiary. What else is tiler to consider? The settlement option is one thing: you can arrange for the money to be paid in a lump sum or in installments.

A disability provision will mean no more premiums — and no loss of insurance— if you should become disabled. The type of policy means a lot — some kinds do more than others to provide you with retirement benefits.

12,100,907.61 EXPENSE Annuities Paid-off Surrender Certificate Loans Matured Endowment Policies Death Claims Death Claims to Minors Deart Claims to Minors Interest Legal and Miscellaneous Bonds Re-insurance Insurance R. E. 0.

Taxes R. E. 0.

Decrease in Bonds Refund 2% Premiums to Lodges SPJST Building Maintenance ,SPJST Salary and Wages SPJST Utilities SPJST Insurance Actuary Advertising Appraisal Expense Attorney Fees Audit Car Expense Commissions Contributions District Meetings Emblems Freight and Exuress Medical Examinations Non-Medical Examinations Membership Dues Official Publication — Vestnik Press Committee Meetings Office Maintenance Office Rent Organizational Expense Postage .

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as usual for th,e kitchen.

Thursday, August 28, music by Gil Steel Brother Bill Bartek is at the Carman and his orchestra from Minnesota.

Sanitorium, 2411. Haskell, Dallas, Texas.

Fraternally, We wish him a speedy recovery. I think Jay Dee Waggoner he can have visitors from 4 p.m. to 9 )O( FORT WORTH LODGE NO. 92 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL p.m. daily or if not, you may drop him Dear Readers: MEMBERS OF LODGE "SAN ANTONIO" a card or note if you wish.

Lodge Svaz Cechoslovanu No. 92 held NO. 133 Lodge No. 92 will hold a Polka Dance Sisters and Brothers: its regular Lodge meeting last Sunday, on Friday, August 3, music will be by July the 8th.

Sister. Ruby H. Stavinoha, because of Eddie Skeet's Orchestra. a change in her job, has been obliged to There will be the Fire Insurance meeting ,Saturday, July 22 starting at 2:30 Then on Friday, August 24, will be a resign as financial secretary of our p.m. at our Lodge. There also will be Polka Dance by Al G rebnick and his Lodge. From now on please make your payments of assessments and dues to lunch after the meeting. Our good sisters orchestra from Schuyler, Nebraska. are asked to please bring something Then there will be a Polka Dance sister Viola Mazac, 231 Steves, San Antonio, Telephone LE 4-1057, our new financial secretary.

Tax, FUTA, FICA, and TEC 1,539.48 Fraternally, Telephone and Telegraph 746.77 Jaroslav Kleprlik Travel Officers Secretary 573.89 Travel Editor 61.38 )O( Youth Activities 1,581.61 AS A FOREIGN STUDENT, WHAT Notary Fee MUST I DO TO TAKE A SUMMER JOB? 16.25 Bonus paid to Juvenile Members ........ ......

Question: 1 am in the United States 778.40 352,965.52 on a student visa and am. taking courses 11,747,942,09 at a university. I'm going to be here ASSETS another year, but my funds are running low and I would like to get a summer Cash in Bank 325,848.87 job and make some money. I have heard U.S. Government Bonds and that I must get the permission of the Municipal Bonds 897,612.21 Immigration and. Naturalization Service.

Mortgage Loans 9,538,340.38 This may . take some time and I would Certificate Loans 683,718.29 like to get started working as soon as Stocks 100,000.00 possible.

What can I do?

Home Office Building 160,000.00 Answer: The Immigration and NaturReal Estate Owned 1,426.00 alization Service and the United States Other Assets 151.18 Employment Service have agreed to Furniture and Fixtures 39,845.16 permit foreign students in the United Automobile 1,000.00 States to accept summer employment 11,747,942.09 without jeopardizing their student status and without making an application to Less Escrow 2,078.40 the Immigration and Naturalization Service under certain circumstances, Net Assets 11,745,863.69 Such employment is permitted if auAssets 6-30-62 $11,747,942.09 thorized by the advisor of the foreign Assets 12-31-61 -11,4/17,902.04 student or any other responsible official of the educational institution which he Gain in Assets 300,040.05 is attending: In order to qualify, howLess Escrow 2,078.40 ever, the student must show need for Net Gain in Assets $ 297,961.65 such supplemental income and must be enrolled for the school term beginning Home Office, SPJST Book Value $160,000.00 in September:. Anyone who meets these SPJST Buildin,g Rents for qualifications and who gets such per1-1-62 to 6-30-62 14,251.58 mission, may take summer employment SPJST Building Expenses for without applying to the Immigration 1-1-62 to 6-30-62 11,36109 and Naturalization Service. )0( Gain 2,890.49 This is the time of year when someJohn A. Kubena Henry E. Vitek thing besides taxes is being raised on J. M. Skrabanek Robert Cervenka country land.

R. E. Broz F. P. Sralla The grouch can do alot to make a Chas. Holasek party pleasant if he stays home. â&#x20AC;˘ Submitted at Temple, Texas There is trouble ahead when a man July 12, 1962 gives his wife everything credit can buy.

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VESTNIK WEST, TEXAS lug tickets for the Princess Ball, which is to be held Saturday, August 4 at Lodge No. 88 Hall at 8:30 p.rn. with that good orchestra from Weimar, Randy K, furnishing music for young and old. This contest is the only means of making money the Youth Club has, so if you can, buy some tickets from the contestants.

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Some wonderful gifts have been donated and will be given away at the Princess Ball, Bo far the following have been given: 1. Sunbeam Steam and Dry Iron — by those 'wonderful Birthday Club Sisters who always help the youth and do so much for our Lodge.

2. Universal Coffee Maker, by our popular President Tim Kostorn 3. A beautiful desk lamp — Brother Alfred Hilsher of the famous Hilsher's Home Supply Co., the stores where Czech is spoken!

4. An electric can opener — by the generous District Director Maxine and Brother Rudy Sefcik.

5. A hand-stitched baby quilt from that hard-working Birthday Club Sister Frances Olexa 6. A velvet sofa pillow — Sister Frances Olexa 7. A G.E. wall clock — 1961 Princess Jeanette Helmcamp 8. Rod and Reel, Youth Club 9. A beautiful large jewelry box Youth Club.

There will be more prizes, and the Youth Club and I want to thank all you generous brothers and sisters who are always willing to help us.

Remember the Princess Bal , August 4!

Fraternally, Tillie Helmcamp )0(

LODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON Dear Friends, Our local Talent Contest of Lodge 88 was held at our hall on July 14 preceding a dance. The contest turned out nicely, but we would have 'had more contestants if it hadn't been vacation time; several would-be-contestants were away on trips. We had two highly qualified judges, Miss Margaret Jahnke and Mr. Jerry Shwinder, both being active in the Houston Community Chorus, the Houston Symphony, and the Houston Grand Opera. The contestants did well, and the judges remarked that they wished they could have given first place to all of them!

In the first group (up to 13 years old) we had the following numbers: 1. Clarinet Solo — A Czech song by Larry Kruse. Larry also sang in Czech.

2. Tap Dance — "Singing in the Rain" Marian Kadlecek 3. Organ Solo — "In the Good Old Summer Time" by Diane Polnich 4. Tap Dance — "Bye Bye Blues" Donna Schnell .

In this group Donna Schnell won first place and. Marian Kadlecek seeond.

In the second group ( (14 through 16) we had: EYES will see ® EARS will 1. Clarinet solo — "Stranger on Shore"

by Eugene Polnich 2. Piano Solo — "Ebb Tide" — Roy Flukinger 3. Song — "Sugar Time" — Janet Kucera.

In this group Roy Flukinger was first place and Eugene Polnich, second. r KIEVOLENCE=. wish to congratulate all you contestants; BROTHERINOT so many told inc bow much they enjoyed all the numbers, and I think all of you did well! The first place win--ner will participate in the District Tal ent Contest to be held as part of Youth Day at the famous Skrabanek Ranch at Danbury on Sunday, July 29.

BIRTHDAY CLUB OF LODGE NO. 88 Our July meeting was a "short and Our Princess and Duchess Contestants and Escorts are working hard sell- snappy one," and with a nice repre-

Wednesday, July 25, 1962 sentation. We missed our treasurer, sister Irene Slovacek who was unable to be with us due to her husbands illness, but were glad.. to bear be good report read to us by sister Evelyn Mikolo.s. Aft' all we have just given our mother lodge, we brought up our .balance to almost eighteen hundred dollars. Thanks to your support, and all the hard work donated by the sisters and brothers.

July Birthday celebrants were: Annie Vrla, Evelyn hilikolas, Anna. •!.-:.a el lie, Rosie Rutland, Anna Svestka, and Louise Kadlecek.

Guests 1 ,ltz, the day ere: Mrs. Mrs. Pryor, Mrs. ;aid Mn;, ,vrek of Rosenberg, :avy of our 'others who came have lunch ith us.

Hostesses who preoH,T dplicious iing,geon io.7ere: Mary :Louise dlecek, -Rosie Rulan.,. and Cecelia lecka.

Sympathy cards were sent to our sisters Alma Gaudin and buila Soukup who recently lost their usbands: and Pet-Well cards were sent to brothers Tillie Slovacek, Joe nt ✓g s, and Charlie ruska, and to our sister Vlasta itiosky. A thank you note • was read front our Sister Martha Walla nd all were glad to hear that she is dnin g so well.

Planks for We wish to exnre;.'i your support as well donors for the gifts presented to at our last play. Sister Estelle Kelly r the lovely Carnosek, quilt won by Joe Zatoi a pillow, won by Faal--: nka: Augustine Winkler, a nillov.a won b y F. won Petrusek; Frances WaPa. .:is, a pillow;

by Anna Kilnar; „Terra, Mary Tilich, won by Harriette Air 2 hand-croch. pot hold,, won by F. W. Bohuslaiv; and Alfred ::? an electric clock, won by V. A. flostesse8 for ne LIP Card Party, Wednesday, August -id our club meeting will be Annie \-iu, ADO.P. ner, Nfary Filipok, and. Ainia Committee for the Kolachc , flake Sale held Saturday, sisters 1V1: y Tilich, drones ■ :a ; a.

Poaa Cecelia •InSeriline

Burl, Estelle Kelly, •Hil«ilas, Mary Flzner, Della Kadlecek, and Lydia Madera. We are looking forward to your support of the lodge. Gift donations for :h Card Party are allways ne2.:led; bring greatly me when you conic, it appreciated.

Birthdayfish Sisters of Lodge No. 88 Birdie Hilsher, reporting

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LODGE NO. 110, KAUFMAN, TEXAS cooked supper served at 5:30 p.m., conDiStfiCt Dear Brothers and sisters: sisting of Beef Barbecue and Fried As most of you members know, our Chicken with all the various trimmings, Leaders' Ack)%° -Isses Kaufman Lodge No. 110, was established and sweets of your choice. Also tea and fifty years ago and we think that this coffee.

DISTRICT I memorial day should be celebrated by Following will be a public dance for Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka all ages with music that will satisfy all. us.

Rt. 4, Box 504 So, we ask all of our sisters and mem- The ever popular band of Slim Haisler Bryan, Texas hers to please come to our next meeting and his Play Boys of Temple will furDISTRICT H so that we can plan a worthwhile cele- nish the music.

MM Clara Hejl bration together.

Fraternally yours, Route 4 We are asking all of our members, sis'The Committee Temple, Texas tees especially, to come to our next meetand Youth Leader of DISTRICT HI ing on August 12 and we will discuss Lodge No. 6 Mrs. Wilma Nesuda what each of us and our sisters should )0 Telico Road Ennis, Texas bring and also plan a small program for A man returned home after a reunion DISTRICT IV this memorial meeting. with an old college chum he hadn't seen Mrs. Ed. Haisler Our celebration has been planned for since graduation.

Rt. 1 "Did you have a pleasant reunion with September 2, and we are asking you Seymour, Texas again to this important meeting which Bill?" asked his wife.

DISTRICT V "Yes, I did," replied the man, "but will be held on August 12.

Mrs. Maxine Sefeik I feel sory for Bill, his memory seems to We hope to see you all there.

2301 Airline Drive have failed him."

Fraternally, Houston 9, Texas "How is that?" inquired the wife.

Mrs. Steve Stastny Jr. DISTRICT VI "Why he souldn't even remember old )0( Mrs. Frank Brdeclia, What's-his-name " .

FROM LODGE NO. 47 SEATON Rt. 1, Box 150 Brothers and Sisters, Rosenberg, Texas An estimated 7,000 cubic miles of waIn our last Lodge meeting we started DISTRICT VII planning our Picnic. As you know picnic ter flows into the oceans of the world Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik each year. planning takes a number of committees.

202 Scbmaltzer Lane The chairman of the various committees ) O (------were elected and they in turn will find DiTLE;',ITE UPOZORNENI their help. Those elected to the comLucky the little boy who doesn't stub KdyZ: pi'Sete Hlavni itiadovne v Temple mittees are: prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 his bare toe or get stone bruises on his Barbecue — Ed Pechal feet during vacation.

Temple, Texas.

Bar — Walter Haisler and Theo. Dana Kitchen — Frank Spanhel Entertainment — Frank Klinkovsky Program — F. E. Hejl, Jr. Ground — Jerry Adamek Remember that the above mentioned names are the chairmen of these committees so if any of you wish to help out in any of the departments notify the chairmen of the department.

Our program for the picnic will be worked out later and also published in the Vestnik so watch for it.

Oh, yes, our picnic will be on Sunday, July 29, so all of you make plans to come.

Fraternally, Clara Hejl Carl Paul Lehman and th'a daughter, HOLDS REUNION )0 og Needville, Texas. Mr. and Four sons and a daughter of Mr. and COTTONWOOD LODGE NO. 6 Mrs. Albert P. Trlica and son Tommy of Mrs. Jno. P. Trlica, and their grandDear Members and Friends, We would like to invite "through this children and great-granddaughter, met Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Johnpaper" all the Supreme Officers, District at the home of their parents for a fam- ny D. Trlica and son Johnny Jr. III, of Three officer and all the members and ily reunion , Sunday, July 8, 1962, at Austin, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Icrank E. all the other Local Lodge officers and Granger, Texas. It was the first time in Trlica and children, Frank E. Jr., Carry their members, also all our friends from seven years that all members of 25, of Allen, Jackie, and Ellen of erysLal City, surrounding Lodges to come to our An- this family had come together to cele- Te as, and Mr. and 1VIrs. Raymond H. 'Trlica, and daughters, Susan and Nancy, nual Picnic in celebrating the 65th An- brate such an occasion.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. of Springfield, Missouri. niversary of SPJST on Sunday, July 29, Ninety per cent of this family are starting at 3 p.m.. There will be various Charlie P. Lehman, their children, Carl games, delicious home country-style Paul, Ben John, Joe Ann, Mr. and Mrs. members of SPJST.

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YOUTH CLUB DISTRICT FIVE YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY AND TALENT CONTEST On July 29, 1962. District Five will conduct a talent Contest and Youth Activity at Lone Pine Ranch, Danbury, Texas. There will be games and contests for all youths, regardless of age. The winner in the talent contest will represent District Five in the Statewide Talent Contest of the SPJST. For details of activities and program consult letter by District Five Youth Director, Sister Maxine Sefeik.

A barbecue beef dinner with all the trimmings will De served at noon and the program will commence at 10:30 a.m.

On behalf of the Officers of the district, a cordial invitation is extended to the Officers of SPJST, the Editor, Officers of other districts and all members of the SPJST and their friends.

Please plan to be with us on the 29th of July.

Fraternally, F. A. Kadlecek, Sooty' District Five MRS, As of bce bride, and Mr. John F. Miss Janie Hubik and Mr. Rude -iiâ&#x20AC;˘ R. Rejcek were united in marriage on ' of Abbott, father of the groom, Saturday, July 14, 1962 at a noon Iv up- v..erc hosts at a reception, supper and tial Mass in the West Catholic Church of dance held at the West SPJST Hall. the Assumption. Rev. James Quilter of- Barbara Reject of Dallas presided at the bride's bonic. Music was furnished by ficiated. the'A/Medians of West.

The bride, given in marriage by her Mrs. Rejcek is a graduate of West father, was gowned in a formal length dress of exquisite bridal white imported Rich Sctuoi and is presently employed with American Income Insurance in chantilly lace.

Waco.

Willie Rejcek of Dallas, brother of the Mr. Meek attended Abbott High groom, was best man. Groomsmen were James Bohannon of West, Wesley Hubik School and is now serving with the of Dallas, and Robert Hubik of West, United States Army in the l'Ith Engibrothers of the bride, and Leo Rejcek of neers at Fort Hood, Texas.

We wish Chem many years of happiDallas, brother of the groom.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hubik of West, ness and good health.

) 0( ATTENTION DISTRICT SEVEN! Lodge La Parita No. 161 will be host Lodge for the District Meeting which will be held on Sunday, Sept. 9th. And We are going to serve dinner and supper, the time will be announced later.

We will have a Youth program, and also select a Queen and Duchess and then the big dance at night, the Queen and Duchess Bali.

I am requesting all the Youth who are members of our Order to let no know as soon as possible, if they wish to participate in our Youth Program.

Also their names, ages and what they will play or sing and from what Lodge they are from. So that I will have all this information ready for our District Youth Director, Sister Marcella. Kleprlik.

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brothers and sisters of Lodge 66 on this of our friends from all over the state of wonderful day.

Texas. If you have any thing you would Well I better close for now and finish like to ask about the state talent congetting ready for July 22. I hope to test at our hall feel free to ask any see all of you on July 27 at the swim- member of the Youth Club and the ming party and on August 19 at our mother lodge, they will be most happy to monthly Lodge meeting. help youd.

YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE NO. 73 Yours truly, Our Princess Ball, as you know is SunSEYMOUR, TEXAS Zephyr Spence day July 22 and the girls running for Dear Readers, Lodge 66 Youth Reporter queen and duchess are looking forward Like most boys I don't like to write Editor's Note: This letter received on to seeing all of you there. letters, but since I was elected president July 21.

Fraternally yours, of our Youth Club I should be setting ) 0( Jean Spence an example by writing to Vestnik and Lodge No. 66 Waco LODGE NO. 154 FORT WORTH telling something about myself and ottr Editor's Note: Your letter received too Dear Friends, lodge.

First I would like to thank all per- late, on the 21st of July.

I am 14 years old and will be a fresh)O( sons that made it possible for me winman in Seymour High School this fall.

I live on a farm five and one-half ning the great honor of being Queen at Kathryn Grace Dybala, daughter of miles from Seymour. Our main crops the SPJST District Three Youth Activi- Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph R. Dybala, 7002 ty Day in Ennis. If it wasn't for a won- Hillsboro, Houston 20, Texas, has writare wheat and cattle.

I find farm life is lots of fun and I derful person's hard work and devotion, ten a poem which appears in the current I wouldn't have received this honor. issue of Highlights for Children, a noondrive a tractor and pickup.

We have stock tanks on the place That wonderful person is Mrs. Anna lar monthly children's magazine with which provide fishing and swimming Milan. Thank you Grandma, you did a over a million readers. wonderful job. I would also like to 'Kathryn is now in Grade L-8, in MC and woods where I go hunting.

I have three sisters, all graduates of thank the other members of my lodge Reynolds Jr. High School, in Houston, Texas Tech. Also 12 nieces and nephews, No. 154 Fort worth who helped to make Texas. She was in Grade H-6 in Eliot Elementary when her poem, "In Amerme Queen. three of them are adopted.

I enjoy attending SPJST meetings.

My escort was Marcus Kret, son of Mr. lea," was written.

We play ball and hold Youth. Club meet- and Mrs. James Krete. My parents are A girl of many interests she studied ings. Last Sunday our sponsors showed Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mason. piano for four years; she has received us a wonderful time at Lake Kemp. We I would like to thank the Supreme many trophies and cash awards in went swimming, then had supper at Lodge and District III SPJST Lodge for speaking and writing; she has been an their cabin. the beautiful gifts I received that night outstanding student.

Fraternally yours, and also for the lovely flowers. I will alHighlights for Children is edited by Joe Kocurek ways be proud of them.

Dr. and Mrs. Garry Cleveland Myers and Editor's Note: Joe, this is a very good I was very happy to win the honor of is published in Columbus, Ohio. TIT, letter and just keep it up, you will make being Queen. It is the first big honor I publication stresses development in an excellen t reporter. have ever received. I will try my best reading, thinking and creating, and is to represent District III as their Queen. described by its editors as "fun with a )O( I am seventeen years of age and I purpose." Dr. Myers, an authority on YOUTH OF LODGE NO. 66, WACO will be a senior at Castleberry High child development, is also a widely read chool. I also teach at the Fort Worth syndicated columnist.

Dear Readers, Sokol on Tuesday nights. )O( On July 15, Lodge 66 held their monthFraternally, CAN I BRING MY PARENTS TO THE ly meeting. The main interest of this Carol Mason UNITED, STATES? meeting was the Princess Ball coming )0( Question: I was brought to the United up on July 22 when we will crown our States as a small child and adopted by new queen and duchess for 1962. The YOUTH OF ,LODGE G6 WACO my American citizen parents. I am now crowning will start at 9 o'clock. We have Dear Readers, Rudy Kurtz's orchestra playing for this I attended a wiener roast July 18 22 years old and for some time I have big night. I hope to see all of , you there sponsored by SPJST Lodge No. 66 Youth exchanged letters with by natural parat the Ball.

Club. Everyone had a wonderful time. ents, who would like to immigrate to the We also talked about a wiener roast After roasting winces, game time was United States. Is is possible for me to petition for them, and obtain a preferon July 18 at 7 o'clock. I attended this set aside and all enjoyed the games. wiener roast and had a wonderful Lime July 15th we had our regular meet- ence on their behalf?

Answer: NO, this is not possible. Paralthough it had rained just a little. We ing with the objects of discussion: the had all the wieners we could eat. state talent contest, convention of 1964, ents of an adult American citizen can At our Youth, Club meeting we set the and princess ball of lodge No. 66 to be qualify for preference quota status only date for our swimming party which will held on July 22. The youth of Lodge when the relationship exists as defined be July 27 at the Lions Pool. We all No. 66 held their meeting after the in the Immigration and Nationality Act. hope. to see you at this date. mother lodge meeting. The objects of Regarding adopted children the Act On August 19 Lodge 66 will hold their discussions were our princess ball and a provides specifically that after adoption monthly meeting. This day will be a wiener roast party, and â&#x20AC;˘ a swimming the natural parents of the adopted child very happy one for me for it is my party be held at the Lions swimming shall not be accorded any right or status under the immigration law by birthday, I will be 16 years old. I plan to pool. celebrate my birthday with all my We are looking forward to seeing all virtue of their parentage, We urge everyone to take an interest Thanks. in our Youth.

Fraternally yours, Bro. Donald Valchar (Youth President Na. 161) ) 0(

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If we should defeat them, probably' breakfast includes citrus fruit or juice, another game would have to be played milk, whole grain cereal or bread, eggs to determine the first half winner in or bacon Or both. the Monday Night League.

Lunch and dinner should be a leisureSaturday and,Sunday, July 21 and July ly meal. The new adventure of school is 22, most of the Softball players are go- a pretty fast pace, but mealtime offers ing to Lake Texoma for a fishing trip. an opportunity for the family to pause Just hope we can bring some fish home and relax together. for our efforts, however, we know for Also, nearly every school district in sure that we should have a most en- , requires proof-of-age for the first joyable -weekend. yea students in the form of a carWe have won one League Champion-- tifi y ate of birth. ship and we are still trying to win an- You may obtain a copy by sending other one, so hope that we will have a a dollar and a half plus the name of lot of rooters at the game to help and the child, the date of birth, the place of cheer the team on to Victory. h, and both the father's and mothFraternally yours, mes to the DiviSion of Vital StaBen Jarma, i Texas State Health Department, Lodge No. 84, Dallas 0 nth. Street, Austin, Texas. )0( ture of the Health Edu,State Department of Haah'i). o )O(

S.P.J.S.T, SOFTBALL TEAM, DALLAS Dear Readers: Monday night, July 16, we played the Nine Cousins and we won by a score of 10 to 0, in five innings.

Wes Jaska was on the mound and hurled a fine game allowing two hits, no walks and struck out nine batters.

Frank Mach III; was his battery mate behind the plate and he caught a good game.

Lebding hitters were: Ted Dusek, with a triple; Wesley Jaska with a single; Early this fall more than 238,000 Alex Parma, with a single; Leonard youn g Texans will be entering both Drozd, with a single; Bob Spoor, with private and public schools for the first a single, Milton Spaniel, with a single; time.

Even though the opening of school is Paul Valenta with two walks, and Raymend Smith, with a sacrifice and a walk. still some weeks away, parents are busy We had our same loyal supporters at making preparation to insure that their the game; out thanks for their cheering child makes a smooth adjustment to his new environment. and their presence.

Wednesday night, July 18, we played The child's adjustment will be more 'Central Freight and we won by a score rapid and satisfactory if he starts his of 7 to 4. By winning this game, we school life in good, sound health. won the Second Half ChampionShip and Have your family physician or local we also won the First Half Champion- clinic give your child a complete ship, therefore, we won the League physical examination including an eye Championship trophy and a spot in the check. His teeth should be checked by City Playoffs, to be held during the the family dentist. If these examinations 'week of July 30th. show there are ailments or defects that Wesley Jaska hurled another good can and should be looked after, then g ame, allowing four hits, one walk and follow the doctor's and dentist's advice and have them corrected, if possible, be-struck out eleven batters.

Frank Mach III, caught another fine fore you enroll him in school. game behind the plate.

It is likely that your child has alrea Leading hitters were: Alex Parma, been immunized against certain of the with two singles; Albin Vrana, with a childhood diseases such as diphtheria, single and a walk; Raymond Smith, with whooping cough, and smallpox. If not, a single and a walk; Frank Mach III, have it done immediately either by your With a sacrifice and a walk; Paul doctor or by the local health clinic. If Valenta, with a walk and Leonard Drozd, all immunizations have been done pre y with a sacrifice fly. iously, make sure your child gets the Our thanks to the players' wives and necessary booster dose. Insist on your the same loyal rooters for their cheering, child's getting, regular and sufficient you have been most faithful this sea- hours of sleep to help him enjoy school. son.

He needs ten or twelve hours of sleep We still have a Make-Up Game to play iin a quiet, darkened room with an open in our Monday Night League, with Cap- window to build up his energy and offitol Records, rained out during the first set his tiredness. half of play; this game will probably be Proper nutrition is very important. played on Monday night, July 23rd at When school starts, allow enough time Samuel's Diamond Na. 2. for a wholesome breakfast. A good

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as Once there was a little boy. When he was three weeks old his parents turned him over to a baby sitter. When he was two they dressed him up like a cowboy and gave him a gun. When he was three everybody said "How cute!" as he went around lisping a beer commercial.

When he was six, his father occasionally dropped him off at Sunday school on his way to the golf course. When he was eight, they bought him a BB gun and taught him to shoot sparrows. He earned to shoot windshields all by himself. s ten 'he spent his afternoon time at the dru g store news stand remcomic books. Ills mother wasn't his father was busy. thirteen, be told his par" boys stayed out as late as they o en they said he could, too. It that way. was fourteen, they gave him two-ton machine, wangled a for him to drive it, and told him careful.

When he was fifteen, the police called his home one night and said, "We have your boy. Tie's in trouble."

"In trouble," screamed the father. "It be my boy." it as. )0( Archeologist: "When I was in Asia 1 dug up thc bones of a woman about a million years old."

Psychologist: '.I'll bet you couldn't get her to admit that she is a clay over ten thousand."

Wednesday, July 25, 1962•

"Friends" In The Texas News Dear Friends, If you have any loca l news, clippings from your local paper that you would like to have published in this column it your next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports , of other family tidings, in our brotherhdod, births, weddings, anniversaries and i►iainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub. fished for lack, of space and news value Thank you very much for your under standing and cooperation_ (Some of these reports held over from last week).

0Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Waligura of Wharton announce the engagement and approac -hing marriage of their dau ghter, Joyce Marie, to Jerome Charles Labay, of Wharton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Labay of Garwood. The couple plan to wed Aug. 18 at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Wharton. The brideelect's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kacal, Sr. of El Campo and Mrs. Robert Wali gura of Garwood.

• Mrs. John (Kristina) Talasek 76, diecj Sunday in a Temple hospital. SurvivorS include a son, Henry Talasek of Dallas; a granddaughter, Mrs. William . Proctorof Amarillo; a grandson, Jerry Junior Talasek of Temple; and a great-grand2, son, Clifford Kyle Proctor of Amarillo.

Mrs. Talasek was preceded in death by her husband and a son.

Mrs. Henry (Agnes) Kuhesch a native of Shiner but an El Campo resident the past 20 years passed away at her home Thursday, July 5, after an extended illness. Mrs. Kubesch was 47 years old.

Thirteen-y Lambert Korenek, Who was born Oct. 4, 1948, passed away at Nightingale Hospital July 4. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Korenek of Nada.

• • In an impressive double ring ceremony recited in St. Mary's Catholic Church at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, June 30, 1962, Miss Elizabeth Marie Klekar and Joseph Victor Zarsky of San Antonio exchanged wedding vows.

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Miss Janet Oyfie Zrubek and Miss cooked foods, including country sausage, Dorothy Qujezdsky of Granger were list- which Cistern is famous for, fried ed on the spring semester honor roll chicken, allkinds of vegetables, salads, ample cum laude at the College of Arts pies, cakes, kolaches apple srudel, jelly and Sciences at the University of Texas. and cinnamon rolls and other Czech • pastries and food.

• • Frank Muzik, 65, a resident of El Campo practically all his life, passed Hiss Sandra Mikulas, bride-elect of away suddenly at his home here last 2,1 , kon Carver, was honored with a misThursday, July 5. cellaneous shoWer Friday night at the e, • fellowship building of the Seaton BrethFuneral services for Mrs. Rosalie H. ren Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Prihoda, 88, were held at 9 ! a.m. Mon- Rejl Jr., Mrs. Joe Mikuias, Mrs . Emil day at the Smithville Catholic Church Mikulas, Mrs. Franklin Martinec, Mrs. with Rev. Clyde Holtman officiating. A. J. Junek, Mrs. Edwin Jez and Mrs. Burial was in the Plum Catholic ceme- Willie Sefcik. tery.

Mrs. Prihoda, mother of Mrs. Mary Funeral services for JOhn J. Netardus ,Sedlacek and William Prihoda of La Sr., 71, Of Jourdanton were held at the Grange died at a Smithville hospital St. Mathew Catholic Church at Jourdanton Monday morning at 9 o'clock Friday.

Survivors include three other daugh- with burial on the Jourdanton Catholic tens, Mrs. Rosalie Zapalac of Smith- Cemetery. The Rev. Wenzel Lieb offiville, Miss firma Prihoda of Houston and ciated.

Mr. Netardus died at his home after Mrs. Agnes Zaeske of Floresville; another son, Frank John Prihoda of San an extended illness.

6 Antonio; 15 grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren and 10 great-greatMemphis, Tenn. — Roman A. Kapczynski, airman apprentice, USN, son. grandchildren.

• of Mrs. Vincent A. Ka.pczynski of West, Saturday, July 16, 1962 at nine o'clock Texas, was graduated recently from in the morning, in the SS. Cyril and Aviation Machinist's Mate School at the Methodius' Catholic Church of Shiner, Naval Air Technical Training Center, Miss Dorothy Marie Picha and Eugene Memphis, Tennessee.

Frank Patek, exchanged their wedding 4' vows.

Tammy Marie 1\ilachacek, one-year• old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mr. and Mrs. George Mozisek of Hillje Machacek of Pasadena and grandannounce the engagement and a p daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ma. marriage of their daughter,-proaching chacek of Cistern, became ill at her Joyce Marie, to George W. Laitkep, son home about 11 o'clock Sunday night of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Laitkep 'et and died en route to a Pasadena hosHungerford. The wedding is calendared pital, from swallowing a peanut.

• • for August 4 in St. Andrew's Catholic Church of Hillje.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Caka of Shiner a announce the engagement and apA 90-year-old retired farmer who re- proaching marriage of their daughter, sided between Dubina and Weimar, just Allyne Loena, to Anthony Andrew Hartl, inside Fayette County, lost his life by son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonse Hartl of drowning in a creek near his home Dreyer. The wedding is planned for SatTuesday morning. The victim was Wil- urday, July 28 in Saints Cyrul and Meliam Wanjura who lived with his daugh- thodius' Catholic Church in Shiner. ter, Mrs, Frank Haas of ,Sehulenburg, • Rt. 3.

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Jahn (Kristina) Talasek, A lifelong resident of Wharton Coun76, of Seaton, who died in a Temple' ty, Emil J. Socha, passed away suddenly hospital Sunday after an extended illat his home on Rt. 3, Thursday, July 5 ness. at the age of 55.

Mrs. Talasek was a native of Hallettsville and was married to John Talasek More than 1,500 persons — from far on Sept. 28, 1905. They had lived near and near — attended the annual Home- Seaton since that time. coming picnic at the Cistern Recreation She was a member of the Seaton Brethren Church, a member of the hall Sunday.

And a feast it was—all kinds of home- PJCMB of the Seaton Lodge No. 16 and

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had been a member of the SPJST Lodge for over 50 years.

Surviving are a son, Henry Talasek of Dallas; one half-broth•r, Emil Haverland of Temple; one half-sister, Mrs. Joe (Emilie) Hurta of Dallas; one granddaughter, Mrs. William Proctor of Amarillo; one grandson, Jerry Talasek Jr. of Temple; one great-grandson, Slifford Kyle Proctor of Amarillo.

• • Rosebud — Funeral services for Jim Hank of lit. 3, Rosebud, were held last Wednesday in the Green Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Woodland Cemetery.

Mr, Mauk, 65, died at 5:20 p.M. Monday in a Rosebud ..hospital after an extended illness.

Born in Czechoslovakia, Mr. Hauk came to the United States as a child. He Was a World War I veteran.

0 9 Mrs. Anna Pavlica, 75, of Taylor, Tex., suffered a broken colar bone, bad cuts on the head and bruises over her body, when She was hit near the intersection of Sixth and Howard Monday of last week.

Vladik (Lacklie Darilek continues to be a patient at the Veterans Hospital in -louston. Friends wishing to write him May address mail as follows: Vladik Darilek, Veterans Adm. Hospital, Ward 107, Room 2, Houston, Texas.

• • Hallettsville — Funeral services for August Fred Smirak age 50 years, seven months and seven days, were conducted Monday, July 9, 1962 at 9:00 a.m. from the Kubena Funeral Home and continued at the Sweet Home Catholic Church at 9:30 with the Rev. Father G. Kuratko officiating. Burial was in the Sweet Home Catholic Cemetery. )0(

4 ti Mark Allen Christensen proudly announces the birth of his new baby brother, Paul Joseph. Paul was born July 10 at the Methodist Hospital in Dallas. He weighed 6 lbs. 13 ozs., and measured 181/2 inches. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Christenson of Dallas are the proud parents of the baby. The mother is the framer Mary Alice Matus, Grandparents are Mt and. Mrs. Otto Matus of Waco and Mrs. Flora Christenson also of Wa-

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co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matus of West, Texas, are the happy great-grandparents.

Congratulations.

If you're one of the 40 million who'll • take to the water this year to enjoy Kimberly Diane Stefka, 7 lb., 3 oz. boating, now is the time to brush up daughter, born July 9 to Mr. and Mrs. on the rules for safe boating.

Howard Wayne stefka, of Temple, Texas.

There are bkooklets and pamphlets available from such sources as the U. S. Mr. and Mrs. George Robert Shieldes Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Outof Fort Worth are the proud parents of board Boating Club of America, and a baby boy born Sunday, July 15 at 8:31 from manufacturers and dealers in boats 'a.m. at St. Joseph's Hospital in Fort and motors. If you're a boatsman, get Worth. He weighed 6 lbs., 15 1/9 ozs. He one of these booklets and study it. has been named Robert Raymond There are certain basic precautions Shieldes. He has one sister, Ann Shieldes. that all boaters should know and obMother is the former Miss Margaret serve, but the cardinal rule is a very Iiruska of West. Grandparents are Mr. simple one: Display good manners and Mrs. Raymond J. Hruska of West; afloat. 'Show proper respect for others Mrs. Myra Robinson of Goree, and Mr. and, most often, you'll get the same Robert George Shieldes of Wichita Falls. treatment in return. A second cardina, • rule: Use a little common sense. It does Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trojacek of Schu- not take much knowledge of boating to lenburg are the happy parents of a son know that a big lake on a windy day born Tuesday of last week at Fayette can be dangerous to small craft.

Memorial Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs., — Don't overload, your craft. The and was named Michael Charles. ° more you put into the boat, the easier --) 0,( it is to capsize.

SMALL ENVELOPE BAN COMING — Don't stand up or change seats Very small and odd-shaped letters will while the boat is under way. If you must be banned from the mail beginning Jan- move about, keep, low in the center of vary 1, 1963, the U. S. Post Office De- the boat and hold on the gunwales. partment has announced.

— Buzzing a dock, warf or anchored The size ban will apply to envelopes craft marks you as an irresponsible less than 41/4 inches long and 3 inches skipper. Don't do it. You may miss. wide. That would mean that a great — Watch your wake. The waves can many of the popular-sized announce- damage shoreline property. Pass through ments, greetings, "informals" and the anehorages at minimum speed. like would be taboo after the first of — Avoid boating too close to swimthe year. mers, fishermen and water skiers, It can Department officials called it a "ma- be dangerous. jor preliminary step toward standard— Don't jump or dive from a moving ization of mail sizes — essential to the boat. You may hit floating debris, or most efficient use of mechanization." an underwater object. Or you may have Also to be prohibited will be mail "not the breath knocked out of you by the of the normal rectangular shape — for impact. example, post cards in the shape of au— Never take a boat out unless it contomobiles and animals," the Depart- tains life jackets for everyone aboard ment said. and the life jackets are donned. Even a A spokesman said manufacturers of good swimmer can get into trouble if envelopes were consulted last year about thrown abruptly from a fast moving the proposal, and major firms in the boat into cold water. field had stopped making small and odd— Never venture too far from shore shaped envelopes last January when noon a large body of water in a small tice of the ban was published in the Federal Register. The delay until Jan- craft. Sudden squalls can play havoc uary 1, 1963 in making the ban fully ef- with unwary boatsmen.

— If your boat overturns, stay with it. fective will enable retailers to dispose of older envelopes, a Department spokes- The chances are good that, sooner or later, someone will pick you up. Very few man said. of us are in good enough physical con)pt dition to hold up for a long swim, parSome picknickers seem to think that ticularly in rough water. refuse containers are set out to make • —.I them throw litter everywhere.

• • Maybe there's a lot of good in some A girl must keep on her toes to avoid people because they never let it come heels. out.

Boating Safety

Wednesday, July 25, 1962

Sports From Texas Game and Fish Corn.

Austin — Game wardens still get around. And they usually show up when you least expect them. A number of surprised fishermen found this out during the month of May when they came face to face with wardens who wanted to see their licenses. Undoubtedly, several thousand people over the state were Visited by wardens during a day on the lake. However, 200 of them who didn't have licenses and had to pay firfes probably will remember the occosion longer than the others.

Other than 58 arrests made for the sale of fish in retail outlets without the proper licenses, law violations remained, at a lull in May. Altogether 346 cases were filed. Of these, 31 were dismissed, 3 served time in jail, 2 appealed their cases, one was found not guilty and one was suspended. Fines and court costs amountd to $5,952.35.

J. B. Phillips, law enforcement coordinator for the Game and Fish Cornmission, reported that wardens in, the state have been instructed to make frequent trips to fishing waters. "The people who have been fined for fishing without the proper licenses in the state this year cannot honestly say that they forgot to buy a license or that they had no reminders from, the Commission," said Phillips. "We are constantly reminding sportsmen that they must have a license according to law. All I can suggest is that before leaving the house fishermen check to see if everyone in the party has a license."

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A short time ago 500 young redfish left their 'home in the coastal bays near Corpus Christi and journeyed inland to 'Casa Blanca Lake near Laredo. Only one of the youngsters suffered any ill effects from the trip. All the rest eagerly swam away from the release site and appeared quite happy with their new surroundings.

Ernest Simmons, coastal fisheries supervisor, and Kenneth Jurgens, inland fisheries supervisor, both of Region V, Game and Fish Commission, are collaborating in this experimenttal stocking of salt-water fish in what is generally thought of as fresh water.

Casa Blanca Lake does contain salt in the amount of 200 the amount of 200 parts per million. This is a very small amount, but, according to Simmons, is enough for redfish to live and do well.

Fingerling redfish, placed in a small

VESTNiK— WEST, TEXAS fresh-water pond in 1958, attained a weight of about four pounds in two years. Plantings in saline lakes in West Texas have been very successful. Redfish planted in Red Bluff reservoir, which has an average chlorinity of 3,191 parts per million, grew from 3 inches to 16.9 inches in five months. Another group, placed in the slightly saltier Imperial Reservoir when they were three inches long, attained an average length of 26 inches and an average weight of 6.75 pounds in 18 months.

Flounder, croaker and spot also survived and grew well in this habitat although only a few were introduced. Experiments with sea trout are underway; and if transportaion problems can be solved, this may also be a valuable transplant.

Fresh-water biologist L. V. Guerra has been assigned to keep watch over Casa Blanca Lake to determine the success of the latest transfer.

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EntitTed to Gasoline Tax Refund To get a refund for federal gasoline tax farmers must file a claim on Form 2240. Farmers are entitled to claim refunds each year for the Federal excise tax on gasoline used on, a farm for farming purposes.

For the refund of the gasolin tax the fiscal year for the 12-month period July 1, through the following June 30, must be used. File your claim after June 30, but not later than Sept. 30 The law does not permit late claims to be paid or more than one claim to be filed for the 12-month period ending June 30.

Farmers should keep- sufficient records to enable the Internal Revenue Service to verify the accuracy of the amount claimed. It isimportant that your records show separately the number of gallons for farming purposes. Form 2240- may be obtained from your county agent. )O( Biologists in Texas have accumulated One good thing about school being considerable crab data from various out is parents don't have as much homebays along the coast. An intensive re- work to do. search program has been initiated this year, to furnish detailed. knowledge of The best thing in the world to hide old crab populations. Blue crabs are being clothes behind is a pleasant smile. collected in all bay areas along the coast, ) plus the Gulf area, from Port Aransas WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS to Port Isabel. Also, a crab tagging USE THIS COUPON program has been planned for the GalSupreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. veston Bay area.

Box. 100, Temple, Texas Biologists will tag about 500 crabs in the Galveston hay area this summer.

I am asking you to change my adCrab traps, built from poultry wire, are dress of The Herald_ (Vestnik) as used at various locations to study varfollows: iations of crab populations in relation My old address is: to the physical characteristics of the bays. Different baits are being tested to determine the best type. Crabs are tagged with plastic discs or spaghetti-like dart tags and released in different areas of the bays.

This program of study has been planned to furnish needed information 'on growth, migration and life history of My New address is: blue crab. It will be successful only if the fishermen cooperate. Biologists ask that they return the tags along, with inforrnation on the shell width measurement and when and where the crab was caught, to the Texas Game and Fish Commission, Seabrook, Texas. In return, they will receive a copy of the recent publication, "The Crabs of Texas." PostI belong to Lodge No. ers have been distributed to bait dealers in the Galveston Bay area to remind Fraternally, fishermen. ) 0 (.

Signature If you spend your time chasing rainbows you may run into a storm.

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Sound Knowi.

Required by linsuranc Service Now

By C. Douglas Roberts Chartered Life Underwriter

Not too long ago a man who had a rate book, some application forms and a hearty laugh was considered adequately prepared to sell life insurance.

He was given a pat on the back, then set upon an unsuspecting public. He Shared his ignorance with anyon,, who would listen and often substituted enthusiasm and persistency for sound knowledge.

This is not to say that he didn't do a good job nor perform a valuable service.

He did a tremendous job. There would have been thousands of widows and orphans withOut support if he had nut, in his blundering way, convinced .men that life insurance is the ideal way to replace earnings lost at death.

The old-time life insurance man had to get his knowledge and training ithrough painful experience. And experience taught him well. From the dise tilled wisdom of these men has come a new, modern concept of training which equips the agent to serve his clients in an intelligent and professional way.

Nowadays, when a new agent has been contracted by a life insurance company (after exhaustive testing and screening), he begins a formal training period which may last at least five years --- and will probably last as long as he lives.

Most companies have built a carefully planned, well-thought out, training program administered by a staff of expert enced life insurance men and educators. A wealth of information is given to the new agent week by week over a period of years.

Typically, the training routine is divided into segments which may be called basic, intermediate and advanced training. There will often he some variation in the content of the segments, but the Overall result is much the same.

A basic training period usually begins at the home office of the company. as a rule, the new agent is introduced to the basic uses and needs for life and health insurance and is given thorough instruction in the methods by which he can determine which needs an individual. may have.

A study of the various kinds of policies helps the new agent decide which contract is best to use in a given circumstanse. Practice in the use of settle-

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rnent options allows the agent to advise his client effectively, Agents learn Social Security regulations and how to compute death and retirement benefits. AlSo, the new man learns to integrate other federal benefits with the clients life insurance, in order to meet the needs and desires of the client and his family.

Basic training continues usually with home-study courses and frequent visits with an experienced supervisor. At the end of the basic course, the new agent IA able to deal authoritatively with most personal life and health insurance problems.

CERTIFICATE NO. 402 The State of Texas

COMPANY NO. 05-75000

State Roan Insurance State of Texas June 28, 1962

Pursuant to Article 21.29 of the Texas Intermediate training will often elude the Life Underwriters Training Insurance. Code, I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT Council courses which is composed of two parts lasting 26 weeks each.

Further' home office schools are held during the intermediate training period.

The new agents is introduced to pro gramming a comprehensive method of financial planning which considers the total needs, assets and liabilities of ti.' client), and to business life insurance (which deals with the special problems ,pecular to the sole proprietor, the part- has in all respects complied with the ner and the stockholders of the closely laws of Texas in relation to insurance. held corporation).

Given under my hand and seal of Advanced training comes next in the Office at Austin, Texas, the date first agent's career, Additional home office above written. schools dealing with estate planning and WM. A. HARRISON pensions and profit-sharing are comCommissioner of Insurance monly provided during this period.

Most agents will begin study tooward OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS the Chartered Life Underwriter designation. To earn the CLU, the agent may Chas. Holasek, President Corpus Christi, Texas spend two to five years in the study of such subjects as fundamentals of and health insurance; group insurance, iladimir G. Bily, Vice President Houston 9, Texas health insurance and pensions; law trusts and taxation; economics and fint iton Bily, Honorable Vice P nance; and business insurance and esHouston 9, Texas tate planning.

Thus, today's life insurance agent is Jno. P. Trlica, Treasurer Granger, Texas most admirably equipped to serve the needs of his client. Today's buyer of in- Reuben B. Lesikar, Attorney surance has every right to insist upon Temple, Texas agent an intelligent, informed and competent agent to handle his business and F. V. Urbish, Secretary personal insurance affairs. To insure East Bernard, Texas that the buyer will get what he demands; Robert Cervenka, Director the modern life insurance training proWest, Texas gram was developed.

Will A. Nesuda, Director 1 • 40 • ( The more hours spent at work, pla Dallas, Texas and sleep the fewer hours you have to . C. Parma, Director worry.

Granger, Texas its as hard to quit smoking as it is to J. C. Stuchlik, Accountant stop talking about. quitting.

East Bernard, Texas • The more friends you pick the happier you arc, unles8 you pick them to pieces.

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From the American Mclicat Assn.

It goes without saying that eyesight is one of our rnost .precious posessions.

And yet many of us constantly risk impairing or losing our vision by carelessness or through, lack of proper medical precautions.

The main causes of blindness in the United States are glaucoma, cataracts and accidents. Most of the accidents could be prevented by the exercise of sinfple precautions on the part of children and their parents. Most cases of cataracts can be dealt with by surgery. Glaucoma, if recognized in. its early stages, and if adequate and sustained treatment is given, can in most cases be checked and stabilized.

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ness in thi country could be prevented Even though surgery can correct most or cured. cataracts, there still are thousands of Look around your home and examine people who suffer failing and dimming your belongings with the objective view- eyesight because they haven't received point of discovering potential sources proper surgical attention. Glaucoma can of eye-damaging accidents. Air guns and be readily detected by simple diagnostic shots are great fun for boys. They procedure. Most eye specialists routinely also put out eyes. Either can be a dan- examine all patients for glaucoma. And gerous weapon in the hands of a care- yet there still are far too, many Ameriless lad, particularly in his parents have cans who do not find that they have not instructed the boy in the roper han- glaucoma until it is too late to relieve the condition. dling and use of such things.

Are the sharp-pointed toys and tools Regular eye checku ps are an essenand ether such instruments within tial part of maintaining ,good health. reach of your small fry? This could put This is particularly true for children, out an eye. Of course, we cannot with- who often are nearsighted and unable to held every small stick of twig from a read the school blackboard for long child, but we can and should exercise a periods before their trouble is discoverlittle common sense in selecting play- ed. Cataracts and glaucoma most often are found in mature adults. things.

In the United States the National Association for the Prevention of : Pl indness has estimated that half t:,e, blind--

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S.P.J.S.T. Calendar

CALENDAR OF EVENTS AT LODGE POKROK NO. 88 HOUSTON

Calendar of Lodge No. 84 Dallas Saturday, July 28 — Teenagers "Princess Ball" music by Eric Honza's Orch.

Saturday, August 4 — Dance, orchestra pending Saturday, August 18 — Dance, music by The Polka Peppermints Orchestra Sunday, August 19 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Sept 1 -- Dance, music by Al Grebnik's Orchestra from Schuyler, Neb. Dance begins at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Our Lodge Hall is fully air-conditioned.

Entertainment Committee

Saturday, July 28 — Baked and Fried Chicken Supper with all the trimmings starting at 5:00 p.m. Dance with music by Jolly Six orchestra of Houston.

Card Party of the Lodge Sisters Birthday Club. August 1 with lunch at noon.

Friday, August 3 — Entertainment Committee, and the Board of Directors meeting.

Saturday, August 4 — Morning: Birthday Club Sisters Kolache Sale. — Night: Princess and Duchess Ball starting at 8:30 p.m. Dancing will start at 9:00 with music by Randy K of Weimar August 8 — Monthly meeting of the Birthday Club August 4 — Saturday — Kolache Sale.

Friday, August 1G — Monthly Lodge Meeting. All you members come and attend Saturday, August 11 — Big Dance, music

by Jimmy Brosch and His Country Boys of Houston. Everybody welcome to come for a good time Friday, August 17 — Entertainment Committee Board of Directors meeting Saturday, August 18 — Hawiian Dance.

South Sea Island music. Come in costume if you wish Saturday, August 25 — Dance music by Randy K of Weimar. Plenty of Tables. Come out for a good time.

Hilje Lodge No. 40 Saturday, July 28 — Traits Saturday, August 11 — Triumphs Saturday, August 25 — Traits Sokol Zizka and S.P.J.S.T. Lodge 130 August 11 _ Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra August 25 — Special Dance, Al Grebnick from Nebraska Sept. 8 — Third Anniversary Dance, Polka Peppermints of Dallas Sept. 22 — Dance, sponsored by SPJST No. 130 Youth Club Oct. 13 — Special Dance, Jim Allen Orch.

— one of Dallas' outstanding popular dance bands Oct. 27 — Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra Nov. 10 — Dance, sponsored by SPJST No. 130 Nov. 24 — Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra.

W dnesday, July 25, 1962 Coming Events at Linden Hall Lodge No. 66 Saturday, July 28 — Lee Isle Orchestra of La Grange, Leroy Matocha, vo calist Saturday, August 4 — Rudy Kurtz of Shiner. Best of the old and new Saturday, August 11 — The Hi Toppers of New Braunfels. Music as you like it old and new Saturday, August 19 — slim Haisler's Playboys — Tunes you enjoy, modern and old Saturday, August 25 — Jimmy Brosch's Happy Country Boys.

Saturday, Sept. 1 — Eric Honza's New Orchestra Saturday, Sept. 8 — Slim Haisler's Playboys Saturday, Sept. 15 — Bob Haisler's Melodians DEAR LODGE REPORTERS Don't be angry with the editor if your Lodge or Youth Club functions are not announced on time.It is up to you to watch, your calendar and figure out that your notice or letter arrives here at West, Saturday before publication of the next issue for the next- week.

COTTON FARMERS!

Dance Dates of Lodge Elk No. 35 Saturday Night, July 28 — Music by LEFT-HAND RIGHT-HAND SlimHaisler's Play Bobys of Temple THREAD BOLT THREAD BOLT Saturday Night, August 4 — Music by Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron It pays to use DOSKOCIL WEEDERS Saturday Night;' August 11 — Music by and DIRT HUSTLERS. the Fiddle Swingsters of Waco Saturday Night, August 18 — Music by Clips small grass and weeds Henry Dulock and His Band of between plants as you • 0 West cultivate,.

Saturday Night, August 25 — Music by Lodge No. 92 Fort Worth Eliminates high ridges the Rural Ramblers of Marlin Friday, August 3 — Polka Dance, music making cotton stripper

by Eddie Skeets orchestra from work better.

Worthington, Minnesota Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood Friday, August 24 — Music by Grebnick Sunday, July 29 — Our Annual Picnic WEEDERS with Attachments for one from Schuyler, Nebraska row $2.50 Celebration — 65th Anniversary of Tuesday, August 28 — Music by Gil. Steel SPJST — beginning at 3 p.m. Various Pair DIRT HUSTLERS — 75e Orchestra from Richmond, Minn. games — Delicious Supper — Dance at SEE YOUR TRACTOR or HDW. DEALER night. Public cordially invited.

Or Order From Buckholts Lodge No. 15 Lodge No. 39 — Bryan Saturday, July 28 — Battle Dance — Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron and Dance Dates: Happy Country Boys George Machart and His Polka Boys July 28 of HallettsVille.

August 4 — Slim Haisler'S Play Boys.

Ennis Lodge No. 25 August 4th — Dance August 25th -- 65th Anniversary Dance music by Rudy Kurtz of Shiner August 26th — 65th Anniversary Dinner Program; Dance at night; music by Al Grebnik of Nebraska.

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(30p) • FOR RENT: 110 acre farm east of Temple. Contact Ladis Navratil, 1 East Young, Temple,' Texas, Phone PR 34644 (29-31p) ) 0, ( GRANGER BOYS DUE AWARDS IN F.E.A. WORK Granger — Several boys will receive awards and honors at the 34th annual State FFA convention at Fort Worth this week.

Jerry Pekar, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pekar of Granger, will be awarded the Texas electric utility first place award and receive state and area checks for $150.

Aro1ph Supak, son Mr. and Mrs. Adolph. Supak Sr. of Granger, will compete against nine other FIB A talent teams for first place in Texas.

Seven first-year FEA boys, Alvin Bohac, Russel Eveton, Cyril Wolf, Wesley Hajda, Leroy Neves, Clarence Simcek, and Marvin Stewart will be recognized Or having placed first in Texas in the junior chapter conducting contest.

Ernest Rister, son of Mr. and ivies.

Lee Rister of Granger, will be installed as a state officer and be a candidate for the highest state honor that a Texas FDA boy can receive — that of state president.

Three local boys will receive the Lone Star Farmer degree, highest inthestate.

They are Billy Simcik, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Simcik, Ted Kovar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kovar and Frankie Volek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volek.

Joe Allen Blackmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Blackmon, received a check for $40 for Placing first in soil and water management and first in crops from area 7 for this year, Louis Repa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Repa, placed second in Area 7 for the Texas electric utility award.

E. D. Clement is vocational ag teached at Granger.

VAS TNIK — WEST, TEXAS KEEP BABY COOL During the sweltering heat of Texas summers, most of us can do something to get some relief — take a cool shower, wear light clothes, find a shady spot or sit in front of the air conditioner.

But babies are not so self sufficient.

They are dependent upon mother to help , them beat the heat.

The human body constantly produces heat and so must constantly lose it to be compatable with life. Evaporation of sweat cools the body and this process is aided by circulating air. Also, physicial exercise increases the amount of heat produced and in turn must be lost.

With these facts in mind, mother can do a lot to make baby comfortable in hot weather and she'll have a healthier baby if she does.

Baby should be placed in the coolest spot possible. The crib or playpen should be placed in a good circulation spot — in the middle of the room or near a window or doore If outdoors, place the baby in the shade.

Placing an electric fan in the room increases the circulation of air around him. This should be done whenever the temperature exceeds 84 degrees and there is little or no breeze. But be sure the fan is out of reach of inquisitive hands.

It an air conditioner is used, it should be set about 78 degrees and adjusted so that the cold air, does not blow directly on the baby.

When shopping on hot days, never leave the baby in the car. Temperatures rise to dangerous levels inside a car parked in the sun in a very short time.

Clothing is important. In temperatures below 80 degrees the usual clothing may be worn, but with temperatures betweeen 80 and 92 degrees, just a diaper is sufficient. But when the heat goes over the 92 mark. baby should wear a cotton shirt to absorb prespiration.

The more active the baby, the less clothing is needed at the same air temperature. It helps to change the position of a small baby occasionally.

Plenty of liquids should be offered the baby on hot days — at room temperature — and don't worry if the baby seems to lose his appetite a little.

Most babies love a bath. Several a day will help to keep cool. If the temperature is over 90 degrees, partially drying the baby will have an additional cooling effect.

A bath before napping will help the baby to fall asleep easier.

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

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