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HERALD BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

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ROCNIK (VOLUME) 50 eislo (No.) 37

PODPORA LEDS-HOST BRATRSTVI

12. ZARI (SEPTEMBER) 1962

OTEC UNE PRACE TAKRKA ZAPOMENUT Kolik Americana si rozpomene, kdo mahal zaloiti Americkou federaci pra- roku 1887, a do roku 1923 uznaly ho za priael na myalenku oslavovati Den pra- ce. takovY vaechny staty. ce?

Pravody nejsou ua dries vaude na po8. kvetna 1882 promlouval k Central Tretiho zari v den osmdesateho vS‘r- Labor Union v New Yorku. S eernSrm radu dne, ale organisace po cele zemi roei prvniho Dne prate vzpominali motYlkem tresoucim se na celuloidovem vzdavaji hold marim a Zenam, jejicht miliona pracovnikii "na naroda roll de- limci daadoval se devetadvacitiletY dovednost a svaly vybudovaly Ameriku diene" jak zde, ye SpojenYch statech, McGuire zavedeni dne, "kterY bude pa- — lidem, jichZ bychorn mana dnes tak tak i v sousedni Kanade. Kdo vaak vzpo- triti delnictvu" a kterY se stane "uda- nevzpominali, nebYt Petra McGuire. menui soueasne mae, kterY prime A- losti, venovanou prinnyslovemu duchu, Naa' dopis do zahraniei, v nemZ uvemeriCany, aby pamatovali "tech, kdoZ Zive hybrie sue kaZdeho naroda". deme, jak jsme travili Den prace, maz drsne prirody vyhrabali a vytesali yePrvni Den price byt slaven v New k soudasne bYti vysvetlenim, prod dnes akeru yzneknost, kterou zrime"?

Yorku 5. zari tého roku. Jenorn mato progyame tento svatek v bohatai, at'astZapominaji ha east° i slovnikari a de- zamestnavatela dalo delnikrim wino; nejai a lepai Americe, neili byla ta, kteznali Petr McGuire a jeho spolupralepisci. Jen malo lidi vne delnickYch nekteri je naopak varovali, Ze jejich unii upamatuje se na jeho jmeno, ktere Cast na priivodu povede k propuateni z covnici pied osmdesati lety. )0( znelo Peter J. McGuire. prace.

McGuire poznal praci z prvni ruky Pres to vaak pochodovalo po Fifth Ajako jedenactilety- zrzavy kluk. Cidil bo- venue nejakch 10.000 delnika. Kapety a prodaval na newyorskYch naraich la vyhravala irskou melodii "Killarney", Drazi ptatele. noviny v dal* kdy zeme pod rizenim brie zastery zednika poletovaly ye van2adame Vas timto, abyste Vy, kteti presidenta Linealna praivala take dny ku. Odpoledne byl usporadan ohrornnY se chystate se sireastnit naaeho "State obeanske valky. KdyZ jeho otec, priste- piknik s tanci a proslovy, a historickY Talent Contest" kterST se zde v Linden hovalec z Irska, el bajovat, pripadl den skoneil ohnostrojem nad budovami, Hall bude .konat dne 23. zari (the 23 of kol Zivitele synovi Petrovi, ktery se ho osvetlovanymi kratce pied tim zavede- Sept.) nam na listku dali vedet mnohosnail zhostiti zametanim podlahy v ob- nou elektiinou. li Vas prijede z rodiny aneb s celeho chode Lord and Taylor a drZenim uzdy du. Je to pro nas &Waite, abychom ye"Neni to ZadnY festival vojenske sla- dell mnoho-li jidla prichystat. Nezapokoriti, zapraZenYch do knead' elegantnich zakaznikii. w nebo chvaly bojovnika", prohlaaoval merite! S pozdravem Rad 66 — 2424 Pozdeji, jako truhlar, zapojil se do del- vitezoslavne McGuire. "Zadna triumfal- Gurley St. Waco, Texas. nickeho hnuti, v nemZ rychle postupoval ni pampa valeeneho vYboje, Zadne, sla)0 na predacke, misto. V tete, jeho nove ka- va bratrovraZedneho zapasu nedoprovariere pomahala mu dobra vykidilka, a zi tento den. Den je zasvecen miru, ci- STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T Youth to be held September 23 at Elm snad i jeho oslriujici kniry s navoskova- vilisaci a viterstvi pracovitosti." nYmi apiekami. McGuire usiloval o zaveMyalenka, Dne, prdce se rychle uja- Mott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — deni osmihadinoveho pracavniho dne, Po la. Oregon ueinil den legalnim svatkem All seven Districts will participate.

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zenifelYch 61en0 se uveteinuil bezplatne The obituaries are p rinted without charge HLAVNf fiftADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. URBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All of Temple, Texas, Box 100 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas itEDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 — Gran g er, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San An g elo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., — Bellaire, Texas ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Cor p us Christi, Texas TISKOVY VYBOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 6402 Taggart St. — Houston, Texas RUDOLPH TROUBIL c/o S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Taylor, Texas STA.NOVNt VYBOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. XRENF,K, p resident, Dime Box. Texas PAW. SABLATURA, secretary P. O. Box 260 -- Louise, Tessa

V nekterYch osadach se at ku podivu udrtela dosti dobra znalost na gi eeske keel i v druhem a tretim pokoleni, 'Ate y e stkednich a jitnich okresech Texasu. Misty zas, se nage eeska, ree udrtuje jenom v domovech kde posledni jeji zachranou jsou na ge zbYvajici dedeekove a na g e dobre babieky. — Proto tet si to milteme vysvetliti rozdilnost nahleda o torn, jak , dlouho jegte se nase tee mute zde udrteti. — Osobne povatujeme udrtovani niarodniho tivota jako prikaz na gi vernosti k narodu s ktereho jsme vzegli i jako ukaz ficty nag im predkilm. — Chceme piece aby neco z nag ich slavnYch narodnich tradic zustalo na pamatku v americkein tivote a nemame se za co stydeti a chceme do posledni chvily hledat a nalezti ohlas i v srdcich pratel mlad gich povzbuzeni nag eho snateni, * •

vYrobou si vlada jit nevi rady a ty prebytky se vedne nematou rozdavat, i kdyt to rozdavani ma uSlechtilou snahu.

• Od noveho roku =trio pozorovati pokles cennYch papirti a tent° pokies jde do bilionti a phijdou-li nam horgi • pies vg echny opatreni, • pence social security, podpory atd. badou nas piece bolet • e

Kdyt na nas prijdou nepriznive easy, ktere se nedaji predem tu giti, aby na ne byl obyeejnY elovek pkipraven, tak pr y . dosti tetce postiteni jsou del--nea st° nici v mestech a farmaki na venkove, nebot" jejich prijmy rychle poldesnon, kdyt v mestech jest nedostatek. Nejsou-

Treba te letos vein' vedra, spolkova prace nesnese odkladu, ale oeekavame, ze budem "dohanet" co jsme kde zanedball jakmile s chladnej gim poeasim chut' k spolkove praci se zas dostavi. — Budete tarn u Vas planovati nejakou podzimni a zimni Cinnost?

P11 torn stridani dobrYch a 8patnYch easti bYva a vtcly bride tivotni pojistka jedinou jistinou na nit rtizne ty hospodarske otresy nemely tadnych nepriznivkch vlivu. Spolehliva, na ge bratrska, Jednota ktera pine vyhovela nagim zakontim no strance Uprave platebnich tabulek zastava nam v gem spolehlivou ochranou: a kattlY starostlivy mantel a oteo, ktery ma smysl pro odpovednost vtlei sve rodine, poklada, jiste za synj hlavni akol, opatreni rodine nale'tioast° miiteme pozorovati, je-li kde te ochrany pro v gechny motne pkipady. jen mala hrstka na gich vernYch pracovniku a tkeba jen dva neb tki jedinci Mysleme tedy v priznl yYch Casech na dobre ville, tak snadno ziskaji i seskaeasy horti a hled'me k tomu bYti na ne pi mladY lid k nejakeinu podniku, divadlu, zpevu ktery nam star gim prinese pripraveni. Pripoinekime na gim detem premile poteg eni. Dobrou t akovou pra- aneb viauktim jak east° jsme litovali tomladci, vzacne porortuneni, dlutno ov gem o- ho, te nemohli jsme si za na gich let zajistiti takove pojistky, jet nygich ceniti. , ni jsou nagi Jednotou nabizeny. Opa* treni pojistek jako ochranu je dtiletita Pled nedavnem mel na g bratr C. C. vec pro Spatne easy a jiste ze prinese Chervenka, kterY vyuCuje v Temple Ju- dug evni klid a zmirni rodine starosti. — nior College, peknou yYzyu v tomto li- ✓ mesienich splatkach ani necitime a ste, by studenti z na gich rodin se hlasi- budujeme si v rodine fondy, ktere jedli k vyneovani ee gtiny v kollejich kde nou prijdon vhod a uleheuji nage tivotmini ye studiich pokraeovati. 2e1, te ji'z ni takoveho zajmu o udrteni znalosti Ceske keel v nagich osadach neni jak kdysi bYKdyt si v gimame novY• ch poznatek t t val, a prec neda se upriti, te znalost 'Cesge zdravi,-kajicsevlutrany ke keel mute katdemu jenom bYti ku poznavame a ueime se, jak VY:z.nam prospechu, pro nage zdravi ma naletite zrovnana a lehei vytiva. Vgude se pi ge a mluvi Dosud v nas trva dojem, kterY na nas ✓pokroeilej gim veku. Oteme o tom élanptisobil zpev i obetavost clallaskeho ky temef denne v a mnohe sboru pevcti od radu 84. Tento rad ma spoleenosti na tivot poji gt'ujici pojedzrejme velkou drutinu nad genYch pra- navaji o teto veci, stejne jako o nalecovnikt, kteri obetave konaji dilo ra- tite patrieni vYtive, ktera ma sloutiti k dostne, nam vgem tak mile a prospegne. upevneni nageho .zdravotniho stavu. — — Prejeme jim v gem, aby i budoucne je- Prospekty znaene piles prilmernou vajich snateni bylo korunovano iispechem. hu pro jejich vek, nejsou prijatelny.

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Jiz jste nekdy od vag eho radu podnikly potadat vet gi vYpravu elenstva autobusem do nektere vet gi osady kd,yZ se navgtivit poradala tam vet gi slavnost? Mam OESKO-AMERICKt FESTIVAL na mysli Dallas, Waco, Houstonu, Ennis v nedeli, 7. tijna 1962 aneb Fort Worth. — Pakli ne, tak ani nevite co jste prome gkali. Vesela uprimpri statni 'NTS/stave v Dallas na spoleenost, zpe y cestou, nekoneene Program ye dvou eastech: yypravovani rtznYch prihod a koneene uvitani kdy2 dojedete na misto. Tako- Cast prvni: ye zaZitky nelze za penize si zajistit.

Zadne presne o 1 hodine odpoledne v Zkuste to na pri gti OeskY Den do Dallas. posloucharne v budove Hall of State • • (nedaleko Women's Bldg.) Program buMarne pied sebou dotaz, co soudirne de trvat do trech hodin, jest vaZnei gio ircasti na pri gtim deskem dnu na stat- ho druhu, a obsahuje: concertni hudbu ni vYstave v Dallas. Na to odpovidame, od Dvoraka, Smetany, Frimla, Fibicha, 2e jsme rozhodne pro poradani deskeho a j.; SokolskY telocvik; taneeni Beseda; dne a bylo by jen spravne a 2adouci, zpeveckST sbor; riane hudebni predstaveaby vgechny na ge Cinitele a spolky si v ni; a mnoho jinYch. — Vetgina dobre snaze podali ruce a spoleane aby- kujicich budou v krojich. KdeZto tato chom ka2c1S7 doma ye sve osady ptsobi- cela Cast jest vice-mend va2neho sloleli pro oZivovani tohoto zajmu. Pri dobre ni, jako i hlavni proslov, treba nebude vuli vgech bez rozdilu a nalaite spolu- miti velikY zajern pro men gi deti. praci mute bkti tento pri gti nag "des- Oast druha: ky Den" velikou manifestaci nageho Zane priblane 3:20 hodin odpoledne du v Texasu, — Tomu! na ge uprinme, ✓ pavilionu (Band Shell — kde se loni NAZDAR. odbYval desky den). Bude zde Adinkovat )0( 20-elenr4r decho y ST orkester s eeskou hudbu. Pri poslechu hudby bude na prodej ve gkere obderstveni pro mlade i dospele; vegkere druhy klobasov3"rch sen• keramiky, panny, babu gky, 'Ceske kn{ihy, desko-mora yske gramafonove Bratti a sestry orgacisatoti povAlm- desky; a mnoho jinYch krasnYch nete si Iaskave rianYch zprav, "Co jsem Jest to prilaitost jednou v roce uvidepies tyden zasieehl" aneb v eriends in the News", kde uvadime ptiletitost pro ti zname, pratele a pribuzne z celeho vas zajemce vybledat a pi-ipomenouti statu Texas. Ujednejte se se zde sejiti a jim, ze kattr elovek pottebuje pojisteni. spoleene uZiti pokneho pobytu.

Jest to nejlepS'i uloteni nach penez, Vstupne v oboe mistech je ZDARMA. vzpomerite jim, ze NT katdem ptipade do(Tato nedeIe jest take zvla gte ven.ovastane pojiStenY sve penize zpatky. — P11 na obeanilm mesta West). torn ale katdY Clen SPJST ma pfiletitost ku konani nesmirne dobre .spolee'enKRAJANE — Prijd'te! sire praci v fade i v naelch distriktecb Za vStor: s nag'i mladeti aneb bYti deastni dobroNick Alois Morris, Pred.

Cinne praci. — Ziskavejme ditky oznaaeskeho Festivaln 1962 meni v naAi rubrice aneb ty ditky na'Slob zenatelYch e'en& — Pamatujme na )0( to, te chceme v tomto roce °pet pterYAiti ureenou kvotu a ptejeme Vain v gethen jen motnfr zdar Vas vbechny kdo se stehujete upozor)0 bujeme, te zmony adres dlutno zasilati SmrtelnSr humor prima do naSi Hlavnl iikadovny kde se Zamotny Patrick, rozenST humorista, adresat opravuje. Posilate-li zmeny leZel na smrtelnem lozi. Na spravu vy- adres do West, musime je zas odesilat konavatele jeho posledni yule pospigi- do Temple Hlavni btadovne a 'name s li k nemur adovkati Dr. Poberta a Dr. tim zbytednou prat' a patovne vYlohy Odrihost. Kdy2 byl umirajici je gte ne- Adresa Hlavni fitadovny jest jaka opatreni ueinil, pravil: "Panove, BOX 100 nemohi by jste se jeden na, druhou straTEMPLE, TEXAS nu postele posaditi?" — "S radosti; ale prod, dovolte, pane?" — "Abych zemrel Mull Vain za pozornost ptedem jako na g spasitel."

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Piipravme se viichni

Bratii a Sestry Organisatoii

Jeite Jedn©u

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Okrskov

oKivani;. bude konat svoji pocizimni schuzi dne 28. kijna (28 October). BliZSi poclrobnosti a program toho due Uncle v kratkosti oznamen.

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Pozdimni schtize paUho okrsku Schilze pateho okrsku, se bude paaciati 21. kijna, 1962. Misto bude, eznamene zdeji a take doufame, ze druhe okrsky nebudou poradati schtize, tci. na ten F. A. Hadleeek, taj. 5. okrsku den.

SESTY OKRSEK Podzimni schnze g esteno okrsku bude poradana u radu Karel liavlieek disio 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation hall" Dne 4. listopadu 1962. Zaiiatek v ' 1 hodinu odpoledne. ostatni okrsky aby ndm ten den laskave ponechaly. Frank J. 01Sa yskY, okr.skov taj emnik.

• SEDIVit OKRSEK Ostatni okrsky jakmile sve schime, misto, Cas a program prihlasi, budou do tohoto pora,du pripojeni.

Zpravy od na g ich okrsk0 jsou v teto rubrice tak rychle clophiene jakmile nag doldou,. Kdy2 nema. me od Vas zpra y, tak nelze je ov gem zde zaradit. Kdy.%, p nik Vag nevi zaveas oznarnen nezlobtc se na nas.

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,-,e„la Se poVzdor nepriznivemn p eetna skupina bratrti a 1 mladeZe do sine radu eislo 13 v Dime Box minulou nedeli ku schtzi prvniho okrsku.

Prgelo v ten den ,dopolechAe i temer cele to odpoledne ale pies ne,poos. ty kteii se dostavili, potegili se zdarilYrn poradem schtze a programem miadeZe tohoto okrsku. -- Po schuzi, dornaci sestry radu vysluhovaly vederi ale my y e spechn a deg ti vYdali jsme se na datekon cestu Diky vgem za laskavel projevy. dorriu. ) 0 ( Spravedinost U soudu se odpovidal pan Kraemera: "Ale dovolte, pane sudi, ja vubec nebyl opilV a kdo tvrdi, 7e jsem byl tedy v hrdle lZe. Ja mel—rozumite—jen takovou spravnou naladenku."'

I prayi mu pan sudi: "No, tak v2dyt' taky pray& proto vas neodsuzuji, jak byste zaslouNl. Mel byste dostat d ye nedele, ale ja, varn dam je netrnact dni."

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Co peril pies tSrden zastechl - Ze pri Hallettsville zemfel krajan A. Sobotik 661etY po delsi nemoci a byl pochovan na osacini larbitov. Pozastale r6dine na g e soustrast, - Ze v rocline Lee Matochbve doekali se roclinneho nadeleni v nemocnici La Grangske a pojmenovali cieveatko Janice BI all op rej e e.

• • - Ze v Dallaske nemocnici Baylor se narodil manZelrim Raymond Jurieek sy•:neeek Daniel 30. srpna. — VaZil 10 Tiber. Prejeme rancho gtesti. Maminka je bYvala Margaret Sebik' od Abbott.

• • — Ze ye Wallis konala se velka osadni slavnost za velke nav gtevi okolnich osad a pratel vzdalenYch. Minule jsme men oznamku o valsteneckem dp. tamnej gim jen ae jsme jej opomeli jmenovat. Jest to pan farar Nesvadba.

• — Ze colada sleena Ann Mik gova byla smrtelne zranend kdyZ se prevratila jilne cd Schulenburg, na ceste domu due 28. srpna, ve svem autu znaeky Volkswagon. — Byla dopravend do San Atnonske nemocnice ale vfibec nenabyla vedomi nel zemrela.

Nage soustrast cele rodine.

• — Ze pani Marie Tomeekova z Robstown zemic ela minulY tYden a byla po obradech z katolickeho kostela pochovana na hrbitov v Corpus Christi.

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— Ze v Hillje minuly tYden byla na hrbitov Garden of Memomries pochovand starenka pani Albina Holubova ktera se narodila ye Fayetteville v race 1881 a zanechala velkou rodinu. Na ge soustrast vgem.

• • — Ze dne 27. srpna zemrela v Dallaske nemocnici pani Valkova z Ennis, manZelka piitele Joe Valka a zanechala zde mina° mute 2 syny a etyry dcery 23 vnotteat sestry a bratri. — V gem plati na g e uprimna soustrast.

• • — Ze v Cameron zemrel starieek Fr. Janieek star 78 let 'po del gi nemoci. Zanechal zde manZelku 2 syny 2 dcery, bratry a sestru . Pochovan byl na osadni hfbitov pri Burlington.

— Ze jeden krajan tvrdi, Ze pestovani baviny zde na Wm se stava Min dale tim vice naklacine a &oda je velice nejista., trpi east° suchem, hrnizem a koneene kdyZ jiZ je pii drahe pfaci obdelana, ,tak prijdou od zalivu boure a deSte a &alit s polovice pokazi. Letos Ze se v jejich osacie platilo $2.50 od sta trhane baviny a je gte nebylo moZno zjednat pomoc na sklizeni Urody. )0(

Naie nivitevy MinulY tYden nas navgtevou v tiskarne pote gili na gi clobri sousede z Grapevine manZele A. Tirkovi. — Mimo tech zastavil se zde bratr eoeek dale bratri Krilan, Marek, VanZura. Barton, Popp, Hutyra, a Kapavik. Dekujeme za navgtevu a zpravy. Prijd'te zas.

Pozdravy z prazdnin nam poslala sestra RriZeria Parma al z dalne Californie a sestra Lydia 'Alholm z Utah. Dik za vzp omi n kir; )0( Chytrost — ' iadne Cary Maly Vella vsimnul si, ze maminka dala huse preci krmenim spolkonout krejcar. Nelenil a zeptal se, pro es . "Inu, aby lip travila", poueila hocha matka. Dostavilo se posviceni se v gemi syYmi kra,sami: peeeni, husou, koldei, cukrovim, Divem atd. atd. Od boZiho rana nemel Vella nic jineho na praci, neZli nacpavati sve bri gko. Toto zdalo se opravdu bezedne. "Jestli se mi, kluku, precpeg!" varoval tatik nenasytu synka. "I nebo,j se, tatinku, ja spolkl uz veera celk gestak, aby mi vytravilo", konejSil Vena starostliveho otce, kterk site uZ rano — Ze minulk tYden se konal snatek Sestak pohre goval, ale nemohl se 'upaJohna Krenka z Louise se sleenou Gene matovat, neprohral-li ho snad veeer v Anerovou v kostele sve Filipa. Prejeme darde, anebo jestli si ho stars nevypujeila na koreni. gtesti.

— Ze Barbara Fojta gkova z Temple bude vyueovat telocviku v Wichita Falls High School. TeZ bode predna get tam o zdravovecle.

• • —Ze Marvin Doskoeil se pri pra.ci v eistirne na bavinu v Rosebud talc Wee poranil, Ze aekoliv mu byla pockytna pomoc, zraneni podlehl. Naha mu ujela do Burr Conveyor a byla rozdrcend 11pine. Zeli jej rodiee etyri bratri a otyry sestry a jina rodina. Vgem na ge uprim1-4. soustrast.

• — Ze manZelfun Florian VranovYm z Flatonii se nerodilo y e Weimarske nemocnici deveatko a talc jim blahoprejeme.

Ve stredu, dne 12. za •i 1962

Odhaieni pomniku T. G. Masaryka oeska kulturni zahrad y v Clevelandu je souedsti rozsahleho Rockefellerova parku na brezich jezera Erie, v neinZ maji vsechny narodnostni skupiny ci v Cleyelande sve vyhrazene itseky, sve zahrady, v nichZ umist'uji sochy a pamatky na vedouci postavy sveho naroda. A tak v Ceske kulturni zahrade najdete sochy Jana Evangelisty Purkyne, Bedricha, Smetany, Miroslava TyrSe, Boleny Nemcove, Franti'Ska Palackeho, Jana Amose Konsenskeho, Karla Havlieka, Antonina, Dvo •aka a jinYch, a nedaleko take na z ylake vkznaenem miste pomnik generals, M. R. 8tefanika. Ale v tomto Parriassu clevelandskych 6echil a Sloyakti chybela do nedele 3. cervna 1962 jedna dtilelita socha, snad praye to nejdrilelitel gi — socha Tomak G. Masaryka. Bylo to proto, Ze v tomto kulturnim zakouti sineji bit postaveny jen sochy tech, kdo uZ zemreli pied delSi dobou. A ponevadZ letos v zari uplyne petadvacet let od Masarykovy smrti, nabyl tim i on prava na postaveni pomniku v clevelandskern parku a cleveland'Sti krajane teto moZnosti rychle vyuZili a postavili jeho pomnik na nejeestnejM misto. Je to velka bronzova busta, dilo sochaie Franka Jiroucha. K jejimu slavnostnimu odhaleni se v kulturni zahrade segla facia vedoucich zastupcit mesta Clevelandu i statu Ohio a zandjil je predseda. Ceske kulturni zahrady a vedouci redaktor clevelandskkch krajanskYch novin "Novi svet", Vaclav Hyvnar. Po nem mel kratkk projev starosta mesta Clevelandu, Anthony Celebrezze, kterk rekl, Ze tato slavnost se prdvem kona v Clevelandu, kterk Masan& navStivil a kde Zije tolik aechil a Slavnost odhaleni pomniku Toma gi Masarykovi byla mu prislibem toho, Ze jednoho dne bude oeskoslovensko zase rozhodovat samo o svem osudu.

Byl to opravdu malebnk pohled na vkchny ty barevne kroje a uniformy, na prapory sklonene v acte kolem zahaleneho jeAte pomniku a sn'ad nejdojemnejAi byla uniforms dvou francouzskYch legionaru, vekem jiff schYlenkch, kteri sem priAli se svou starou vlajkou vzdat poctu svenm nekdefainnt nej yygS'iPromu veliteli. Slavnostni reenici FrantiSek Schwarzenberg z fesor Chicaga, ktery mluvil eesky, a. Glen ameriCkeho kongresu, poslanec eeskeho puvodu Charles Vanik, kterk mel projev anglickk.

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ArnerickSt chirurg zahrimil es. lekaie Dr. Jan Dufek, nemocnice v Chrudimi, byl ttetiho brezna lonskeho roku postiZen vaZnkm srdeenym zachvatem, jeZ by ho byl jegte pied nekolika lety jiste zahubil. Po zachvatu klesl doktont Dufkovi puls na 32 tepft, a pri rychlejSi chtzi nebo stoupani do schodt, klesl jegte vie anebo se apine zastavil.

Nasledovaly mdloby a doktor Dufek yedel, be bez napravy vadneho pulsu, je odsouzen k jiste smrti. V kvetnu loriskeho roku vgak 'Ceti ye Vestniku Svazu arnerickkch lekafft o zcela novem druhu ledeni srdeenich vad tohoto druhu ye SpojenYch statech. Leeeni spoeiva v tom, ze se nemocnemu implanuje v oblasti brigni dutiny pod kfIZi miniaturni elektronickk pristroj, jehoZ dve elektrody se pak spoil se srdcem.

1Tkolem tohoto pristroje j e regulovat a podnecovat vadne srdce k normalni funkci. Skoro bychom mohli rici,ze tu jde o jakksi srdeeni metronom, udavajici srdce k tempu, jim ma pracovat.

Doktor Dufek se dale dodetl, ze ve Spojenkch statech bylo ub provedeno mnoho takovkch zasaha na otevrenem srdci, ze dopadly vesmes dobre, a be se pacienti uzdravili a mohou vykonavat bez potili svou drivej gi einnost.

Doktor Dufek dopsal pfivodci teto originalni operace, doktoru Williamu Chardakovi, od nehoZ se dovedel, be jeden z americkkch srdeenich chirurgiI, doktor Timothy Takaro, je prave na, studijni ceste po Evrope, a ze by byl ochoten uvedenou operaci provest na doktoru Dufkovi, za predpokladu, ae dostane k tomu povoleni americke vlady. Prostrednictvim americkkch a deskoslovenskkch uradu bylo toto povoleni doktoru Takarovi ihned z Washingtonu poskytnuto.

Doktor Takaro prilayl do Prahy, a 6. eervence tuto delkiatni operaci na doktoru Dufkovi tam provedl za pritomnosti 24 deskoslovenskkch lekaffi, ktrei prihliZeli jejimu postupu.

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Oddil d 7 sovatelsk k' Had' eislo 17 NovY Tabor Sestry a bratri, Nag rad odlozil pravidelnou schfizi z dne 9. zari na nedeli pri gti, to jest na den 16. zati, tak aby bylo kaZdemu nagemu Menu urnoZneno, sadastniti se distriktni schfize na g eho okrsku ktera se bude konat dne 9. v Dime Box, Tedy na to pamatujte prijd'te ye velkem podtu. S pozdravem Melvin H. Skrabanek, tajemnik A • 44 Wheelock, Texas Mild sestry a bratri: ✓ minulam lisle Vestniku ye svem popisu jak jsme tu pri Bryan pokradovali ye spolkove prate sem minil se -LK zminit, be pri td snaze ziskat vice Menstva-pro na gi SPPJST vkdatne nam mahal nag okrskovk hlavni organisator, ale zaporrinel jse.m.

Dnes jako pokradovani meho popistr tuto zde pripisuji. ✓ kvetnu v roce 1960 jsme tedy jiZ oslavovali otevreni na gi radove sine pri Bryan a velka fidast nas ygeclany potegila.

Prijeli na gi bratri a sestry z Hlavni aradovny, bratr redaktor s manZelkou, na g okrskovk organisator s manZelkou ale i dosti jinkch nagich pratel, seste y a bratra z raznYch osad a mest.

Neni my mono je v gechny vyjmeno-vat ale bylo jich hodne. Pratele nam darovali razne veci na vkpomoc k uplaceni nag eho dluhu.

Na teto oslave nam vyhravala kapela bratra Barto g"e a vgechno pekne pokradovalo aZ kolem desate hodine najednou nam vSechny svetla shasli a ovgem ze lednice yypovedeli. Inu "Bad luck". ✓ nakm meter se cosi' vypalllo a tak jsme sehnali nektere lampy a co se dalo k osvetleni a tak jsme tu zabavu dokoneili ale ztratu jsme meli, nejvic na mase.

Prijem ale byl dosti dobrg a bvly jsme spokojenk. Nejvic co nam u spolku gkodi je, ze kdyZ., se porada nejaka yetgi slavnost, elenove se te gi na velkk ykdelek a pak kdyZ neco nekde "zajde" a le vkdelek mengi tak jsmi sklamani. Pri to slavnosti jeden mlad gi Men rune Mkal, be kdyZ tolik lido priglo ze jiste dva tisice se vydela. Ja jsem mu pravil, be jeden tisic by byl ;rank prijem a tak se pak i stalo.

Strana 5 rad doplatil dluh na gi Hlavni ftradovne I 1,s arokem ktery obna gel 904.94 a tak nag 'rad vyrovnal dluh za 28 mesicti.

Letos se nam jib zabavy trochu polepgili nasledkem sucha a horka ta.k ze bide maji vice Zizen. Nyni co vydelame tak si to skladame u Bryan Building and Loan Co. — Rozumejte mill etenati, be nas byla jen mala skupina Merin co jsme se odvaZili pro tento podnik ale kd,yZ elenove radu poctive pracuji tak se musi lit v gude ku predur ad casein to jde pomalu.

Nam pomaha., ze manic sin v dobrin miste a be kaalk je u nas vitan. Jest tu kolem Bryan nekolik spolkft ale my se mezi sebou nctrhame a jsme pratele i tak dobre pokradujeme. — Nee° jsme zde tez "zaspali" a hodne mladeZe nam uglo jinam. Zkratka, chybelo dosti dobrYch pracovnikil.

V rode 1960 na g rad mel 228 Mena. V roce 1961, 1. ledna 292 Menu tedy 64 novkch elenft. V lednu 1962, 309 Menu tedy pouze 17 no ykch, ale piece jen rosteme a doufame ze se nam to zas polepgi.

Kdybych mel lepgi zdravi a nebylo by toho horka, pokusil bych se zapsat alespoil par Mena. MoZna 2e jak se podasi trochu ochladi, Ze pojedrt se nekam podivat jestli mne lido jegte znaji. Nekteii nine slibovali ze si od mne . polistku nagi Jednoty koupi. Oasem je mi po to spolkove praci teskno kdyZ vidim jak moje kabela visi na stone nepouZivana. Ku konci za nab Mid Vam ~gem pratelfun srdeene dekujeme a aZ, pojedete do Bryan stavte se u na gi pekne sine.

Jiste be se pote gite a budete spokojeni.

IVIoZna. ze u sine nikdo nebude ale na:Se hvezda SPJST vas tam uvita.

Srdeenk dik bratru redaktorovi a sazedi za jejich trpelivost a opravu meho popisu a cele na gi Jednot6 volam srdeene, Nazdar Frank Vytopil A Bye Vag ) 0 (

ir ,adaji svobodne volby v 'SSR K ykroei TYdnu porobenYch senator Roman Hru gka z Nebrasky a kongresnik Derwinskk z Illinois podali v Noviny v Oeskoslovensku o teto opekongresu resoluci, Z'adajici aby Spojene raci americkeho chirurga, ktera zachraStaty predloZily otazku utladovankc,h nila Zivot deskeho lekare neprinesly ani narodft evropskYch valnemu shromOde• radku. Presto ale mleeni komunistickeni Svazu Narodft. V resoluci se pravi ho tisku v teto zalelitosti je 'pro rids ye kenntniste nosilim porobill tyto narody svobodnem svete tim yYmluvneigi. a vnutili jim cizi zpfisob cob od)O( poruje lidskkm pravfim /arueenkm DIETLEtITE, uPozORNENf Po -Leto slavnosti eas dal plynul a my stavou Svazu Narodft. S77., se ma, pHHtW:g pRele Hlavni titi'adovne v Temple t^oradali ;line zabavy a uplaceli nage einit o svobodne volby v i. eskoslovensku prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 faclove dluhy jak jsme jen mohli, a v jinych porobenkch narodech a o Temple, Texas. gel den 9. kvetna 1962 a v ten den nag ropateni ve 7,n11 z taborft nucene prdoe.

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bratra Ben J. Prevratila a sestry Marie Prevratilove bydlici zde v Dallas, byPa kolebky vychovana v Sokole. Cela j ejich 8 'derma, rodina, 6 deti a manZele Prevratilovi, byli vzorem zasad SokolskYch, a podileli so na kaZdem Sokolskem podniku.

111Lia ZeR itad Moravt4 Bratii 'Oslo 6 Cottonwood Brat •i a sestry: Schaze 2. zaki byla zahajena naSim bratrem predsedou R. Voleikem. Vzdana Best naSi vlajce a predrikana malYm Blake Stratenem. Protokol byl eten sestrou tajemnici Marii Drews a prijat.

Do cletskelio odboru prijati byli tito eleni: Sherie Rae Matula, Terrie Marie Matula, Charlene D. Svacek a Roy James Hutyra. Vitame je do nakho Patti a doufame Ze se jim bude u nas libit.

Dekovano bylo sestre Emilie Vochoska za darovani hodin na steno pro nas piknik na obsazovani con bylo v minute opomenuto a diky zase za ten velkY keik sestra Ruth K •iZan napred podelila mlade2 a i na nas se dostalo, Dale bylo usnekno by v naSi. priSti schtizi jsme mely barbecue weal a tak Ze schtlze zaene ye 4 hodiny odpoledne 7, tijna pak veeere a tance. Nak clobre sestry jsou Zadany'zas o nejake prikrmy co je dobre k barbecue a take peeivo.

Vice jecInani nebylo bratr predseda schtizi ukoneil a pak se kaZdy bavil jak ehtel neZ sestry v kuchyni pripravily svaeinu a ne2 ml ✓ dd odbyla svoji schtizi. Po svaeirie pevecky krouZek zkousel pisne a pak jsme se rozeliazely byla jiZ tma.

Tak nezapomente a dostavte se v hojnem poetu 7. tijna.

S pozdravem Marie Janeeka, dop, )0( Dallas. Texas Cteni etenari Vestniku: Prichazim s, tintto klopisem trochu pozde, ale jak se 11.16.: Lepe nekdy ne2 nikdy". — Nemohla bych si odpustit, abych Vani aspon kratce nenapsala neco o velmi fisp eSnem Sokolskem Zupnim kursu, kterY se odbYval a nas v Dallas, ✓ na'Si modern] Sokolovne ye dnech 15 do 28. Cervence.

Americka Obec Sokolska k nam poslala naeelnika bratra Ed. Halika, sestru pod-ndeelnici Lorain Zclenkovou, bYvalou Prevratilovou z Chicago.. — "Nak" Lorain, dceruSka, bel ub dues zesuuleho

-Bratr Ben J. Prevratil byl dlouha 'eta starostou Zupy JiZni a Sokolske jednoty ZiZka, v Dallas. Byl clobrYin reenikern. Zel nahla smrt ho vyrvala z naseho v roce 1961, odebral se tarn, odkud neni navratu. NaSe Jednota, a cela. Zupa JiZni titrpela jeho odchadern velkou Ztratu, ale nikdo neni nenalaraditelny. Jeho misto pre yzal dosuci mladY, snaZivy bratr Mirek Parma, ktery je dries starostou, Zoo Jilin, a sestra Marie Prev •atilova, je tajemnici Zupy. zupni tajemnice vyZaduje mnoho case a prate, a sestra Prevratilova. ten toad ku uspokojeni vkho elenstva zaTo riZ tak nejen v stava, jiZ yadu let.

Sokole, ale ye vkch spolcich bYyd, kcly2 elenove poznaji, Ze j ste spravny "tahou", tak yam to prate vie a vie, nakladaji. Phu to z vlastni. zkuknosti, Ale nejak jsem ocibaila ad toho lapniho kursu, a .slibuji, Ze ho jen kratee PopiW, zkratka a clobre neumim to, a proto tak nerada pisu. Chtela jsent jen napsat, proe piSu o "naSi" Lorain. — Neni. nutno vypisovat zasluby •odiny Prevratilove a Sokolskou praci, zname ji vSichni, nejen v Texasu, ale i tarn, kde . drive bydleh, v Kansas, odkud k natu do Dallas pred"30 roky pristeho.

Vali. Sokolstvi je jejich nabolenstvi, Jak ji2 zesnuty bratr Ben J . P •evratil, cela jejich rodina byla, a je dobrYm propagatorem Sokolske raySlenky , a kdyby jsme mell vice takovYch rodin, pak by se Sokolstvi v Americe adrbelo !,c1a1S1 desitky let. ---- Ale, Zel, obiva nas, obiva. Nak rady ridnou, a neni nahrady. VZclyt' jen v lobe jectrioho roku z nakho stredu byli odvolani na yeenost etyll bratri, zaslouZili a vexni pracovnici SokolSti. Prvni byl bratr John Henilal, pak bratr Ben J. Prevratil, za dva mesice he na,slecloval bratr Josef Valeik (mtij mantel) a bratr Jos. Maca. Za. ty verne pracovniky neni nahrady.

Zase nine vzpominky na zesaule bratry alvedly ed Loraine, -- _tin se, Zo jablkn daleko ad stromo nepadne. Proto Loraine, od svelio Utleho dItstvi zUstala verna zasadam Sokolskyin. Ony se deti (neminim jen nab tri) ale cieti vSeeh SokolskYch rodin v jednote, cvieily, , chodily do e..eske skoly, aC to trvala v2dy jen nekolik tYdriti v dobe prazdnin, neinkovala na detskYch programech, (ktere. jsem obyeejne

Ve stredu, dne 12. zail 1962 ja) a hcaly kdyZ se vdaly a olenili, nastaly jim jine starosti, nemely to vyrtvalost, kterou si Loraine udrlela. I kciy2 se provdala, pokraeovala v Sokolske pryei dale, al nam ji odvecil bratr Karel Zdenek, z Chicaga, ad sveho dorncva.

Rodina Zeienkova, v Chicagu, je stoprocentne Sokolska, a manZele Zdenkovi bydieji v sousedstvi itradovny AOS, a tiny ziskala Americka Obec Sokolska ✓ Loraine dobrou pracoVnici, i pres to, be rad svoji donidenost a tri deti, venuj e :svtij las praci v ramci Sokolstva. Sestavuje cviaeni pro dorost a 'Zeny, v eena2 ji dopomaha znaloci; hudebni a zpevni, kterou od mladi pestovala. Protole Dallas, Texas je jeji bYvaly domov, a prijela na navStevu sve maminky a scurozencil, Americka Obee Sokolska, ji piidelila jako zkuSenou pomocnici bratill Ed. Halikovi. 'eti ji mxitrovala babieka, a tak se mohla Loraine pine venovati cvieeni, a ten spavala s deveaty v Sokolske sini. HoSi byli pod dozorem by.

Halika, spali venku, kde meli postavenk velkY stan, a mot se jim to libilo.

Do kursu bylo p •ihlakno 19 Zakti. 10 dorosteneka a . 9 chlapcn, tentokrat s vYjimkou ad 12 do 18 let stall. V dri✓ejich kursech je brall ad 16 let, ale podle meho fisudku je spravne, vziti do kursu deti od 12-14-16 a 18 let, vice tim ziskaji obe strany. Zde deti drive clospivaji, v 16 letech uz zaetnall miti dostavenieka, a ruzne sporty, cos je v noktecYch pripadech odvadi od cvieeni. -Ale to je jen infij osobni nahled. Tak byli pro SokolskY kurs zajiaeni yektere AOS vyslala, a byli prihlaSeni dorostenci.

Ale co jim schaze,10, byla velka, nerozreSend otazka, kdo ibode pro ne vac? Tri jidla denne po 6obit 14 dni. 'iznam se, be ja same jsern byla zve(lava, ktera z tech mladSich sester si to vezine na starost? Dozvedela jsem se to jiz tYden pied zahajenirn, kursu. — Ani nine nenapadlo, be do to Zveclave pasti se sarna chytim.

Rad Jaro SPJST mel zabavu 8. eervence. Pornahala jsem tam troch .0 v kuchyni, a to se ke rune pritoeil nynejS'i starosta. Jednoty Zizka. Joe Pokladnik, a prekvapil nine otazkou, zd-ali bych si po eas kursu vzala na starost kuchyni pro kursisty? A znate to pisnieku: "Kdy' ptaeka chytaji, pekne rua zpivaji"?

Tak Joe zalal: "Sestro Valeikova, konab jsi vZd.y vYbornou v kuchyni, varila jai pro kursisty, kteci byly tyYm vedenim spokojeni, a byli Yaie Ti. za to kuchyni vSichni veleeni. Kdybys po dobu kursu i le -Los, slibuji Ti, be do-

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staneg dost pomoci, o to se sam posta- so y a, A. Zvolankova, Libbie Smith. H. ram."

Sebetka, d y e sestry, obe Helenky Vrlove si vzaly na starost jednu vedeti, nine Odpovedela jsem mu: "Joe, ja uz jsem zavezly damn, abych si odpoeinula. Jen na tu praci moe stars, nevyditim dlou- ze nine na odpoeinek dasu nezbylo). ho stat na nohou, jak j sem to delavala Oldtich a Helenka Parmovi udelali kclyZ jsem byla mladk. Dnes Ti neslibu- dye snidane, a sestra M. Schell mne ji nic, muslin si to rozmyslet. Zavolej pomahala po d ye soboty vtdy pal dne. nine za tti dni, a pak ti na to odpovim. Jsou to Ameridane, naafi elenove, maji Ale hledejte nekoho jineho, a kdy2 se ne- 4 deti, 3lete dvojeatka a yydatne nam kterd sestra vateni Ujme, budu velice pomahaji v Sokolske praci. rada". — Ale oni znaji moji slabou stranSestra. Georgia Hrabina pomahala ku, Ze neumim Pict Ne. — Tak mile Joe zavolal, a ptal se, jak jsem se rozmysle- dvakrat, a sestra Fay e Pokladnik take la? ftekla jsem mu, ano, ale jestli to ne- dvakrat. Doufam, 2e jsem na 2adnou nezapomnela. Sestra Berta Podhradska, ne buclu moci yydrZet, ze toho nechain.

Ale ku podivu, to moje houZevnato, mohla v kuchyni pomahati, tak pekla povaha a pevna yule, k tomu opravdu a ptinaAela dorty, 4 tucty vajec a 2 galony okurek. yza.cna, ochota sester mne uditelo v pra BramborY a salat ptinesla sestra Kalci celYch 14 dni. Mladk sestry, v jejich snaze yypomoci, jedna druhou ptedsti- musova na misto pomoci v kuchyni, upekla 100 koldeti, ktere byly velice dobre. hovala, a konali to s opravdovou .kou.ZdY den ptiSla jedna sestra, a Potom ze pry mlade maminky nedovepomohla, ptinageli tam pedivo a salaty, dou pact kolade? Tak jsem je rozdelila, Ptala bych yam videt, jak to vaechno z 50 na lobed a 50 na vedeti. I jine sestry tech hrncti a pekaeil mizelo. TakovYch ptinagely peeivo, sestry Toberna, Pte19 cleti mladYch, civa ueitele, a my dye, vratilova, Machado* Parmova, Smithv kuchyni nas bylo 23, a i naafi domaci si ova, Nesudova, a ja. yam mile sestry za vypomoc a pedivo dekuji. pkiki k nam na °bed nebo vedeki.

Na ukondeni kursu v sobotu nam kurJen hrube yam napiSu jidelni listek j ednoho dne: Rano, ovocna Wava, 4 tuc- sisti ptedvedli ukazku, co se za 14 dni ty vajec, dva nebo tti bochniky :chleba, naudili, a velice pane nam zazpivali "Zpevem k srdci — srdcem k viasti". jeden a pill galonu mleka.

V poledne 5 liber parka nebo kloba- Bratru Halikovi a sestte Loraine Zdetik tomu ptikrmy a 1 velkY dort. Ve- kove odevzdali pekne darky, i mne, kte Cer 8 kutat, zelenina, brambory a dart ryini nam projevili jejich uznani za a jeden a pill galonu mleka. Tak i po nag praci s nimi. strance vStivy se men u nas dobte a Dovolim si fici, za bratra Halika a budou na, ty dobre easy vzpominat, i na sestru Loraine i za sebe, ze jsme to ilkto cviCeni, kteremu je bratr Halik ueil, chni radi Mali, a dekujeme Vain. — a sestra Loraine je uCila Ceskou a sokol- Zupni Starosta bratr Parma pronesl soku historii az mne starou etenatku peknou tee, podekoval vedouci za jejich pkekvapila s yYmi znalostmi, kdYZ tu a dobrou praci, a odevzdal 'Zakrini diplotarn se mne na neco zeptala, a ueila 2a- my. Na jeviati byli ptitomni elenove ky ten zpivat Ceske pisnieky, jako "Kde Zupniho vYboru, ses. Silva Lagnovska, domov natij" a "Nad Tatrou se blYska". Z"upni nadelnice ktera se vratila ze Byli jsme tam celYch 14 dni jako jedna jezdu Sokolskeho Sletu ye Vidni, bratr spotadana rodina, a deti mely radost, B. F. LatnovskY, br. Milan a ses. Pteze jim "Mama Valdikova" vatila., vratilova. Ptipojuji podekovani Zupe Wdy velmi ochotny bratr Nesucla, byl ni za neodekavany pene2itY dar, kterY po2adan bratrem starostou, aby mne mne 2upa darovala za dva tYdny za do Sokolovny dovatel, je to ad nas 8 moji praci po dobu kursu. mil. V 6:30 rano pro mne ptijel, a mezi Ptala, bych si, abyste nektera, z vas 7 a 8 hodinou veCer pro mne ptijel. Ko- "Sokolieek" ktera jste byli na kursu, na.1 etyti testy denne, ujel 32 mil, a neco o torn napsaly do Vestniku, aby to k tomu jsme jeate nakupovali pro ptiSti bylo povzbuzeni pro jine. Mtdete to naden. Bratr starosta, Joe Pokladnik vy- psat anglicky, br. redaktor y arn to rad tizoval moje Objednavky. Maso bylo na uvetejni, aby vetejnost vedela, Cemu ka'Zdy den, a posilal mi v'S'e prvottidni jste se tarn naudili. kvality. Jeho man2elka sestra Fay PoJa, jsem vativala pro Sokolske kursy kladnikova nine vae ptivezla, posta- kdst u nas fidil kurs bratr 0. Kudrnovrala se o pomoc sester na pt gti den, skY, bratr Jos. Kos a bratr 0. Maly, a a i jinak mne byla ochotne napomocna. snad i pro j ine, nepamatuji se, ye staNapik zde pmena sester, ktere mi po- re Sokolovne na Carl ulici. Ale to jsme ma.haly. sestra, Nesudova po 3 dny, M. bydleli blizko Sokolovny, a to jsem tu JanoWkova, E. Machaeova, L. Kartou- cestu ptebehla za par minut, a byla jsem

Strana, 7 colada. Posledni kurs byl u nas v rode 1950, od to doby v Dallas kurs nebyl, az letos, a to mne ptibylo 12 rokti. jsem 4 roky na vymenku, a nevatim pro Sokolskou Jednotu. VSak uZ jsem si aby mne mlacik sestry vysttidaly. Jen pro tad ,faro SPJST nekdy vypomohu, s vatenim.

Ku konci chci je'Ste napsat, jak pokraduji se zpevem deti, ktere jsem se nabidla pies prazdniny ueit, a '2O jsou prazdniny u konce, musim i ja ukonCit. — Mani deti od 6 do 12 let, a budete mit pkilelitost, kdo se zitdastnite nakho Ceskeho Dne, ktery se bude odbyvati 7. tijna, je poslechnouti, emu jsem je naueila.

Deti jezdili se svYmi roaici na vYlety na dva nebo t ittYdne, tak nektery tyden jsem jich mela jen 6 nebo 8, nejvice 14, a po dobu kursu jsme zkouaky nemeli. Tyto deti, jiz druha generace ktere se ke mne vraci, a jsem at'astna, 2e mohu ty moje "samorostle" talenty, ktere jsem ji2 pti narozeni do vinku do• stala, aspon pro (eti uplatniti. Mam deti velice rada, a oni mne to jejich kou oplaci. Budeme se teait na nas Cc'skY Den, ze nas vaai na...v§tevou poctite.

S pozdravem, jsem vase Bolend Valeikova )0( -STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T Youth to be held September 23 at Elm :Vlott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — M1 seven Districts will participate.

Pttl zwiENE VASI rIDRESY POUiIJTE TOHOTO KUPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST Box 100, Temple, Texas t &lam Vas o zmenu me adresy jak nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest:—

Moja stars adresa:—

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VypinI se divnST see?

Sen o bezpeene a suche ceste z Anglie do Francie, prechod pod rozbourenymi vodarni filiny Doverske, prichazi opet na program. Stavba podmorske cesty mezi Evropou a Britanii byla po nekolik generaci predmetem spekulase nejen finanenich kruhn, ale take romantikil a hlavne ,cestujicich s velkou naklonosti k morske nemoci.

IN MEMORIAM Zarmouceni podayame smutnou zpravu, to zemtela naSe mile, sestra Marie Petersova, posiedne bytem 1339 E. 77 Plaza, Los Angeles, Kalifornia. Zesnula klidne v fiterY 14. srpna 1962 ye vat' 67 let, 113 mesicia a 8 dni. Telesna, schranka drahe zesnule za velike neasti pratel a znamYch byla ulolena k veenenau spanku na hrbitove "Forest Lawn Memorial Park" v patek, 17. srpna.

Sestra Marie Petersova se narodila 6. zari 1894 v Ceskoslovensku a do SpojenYch state americkYch prijela kdyZ ji bylo 16 let. Byla zakladajici elenkou naSeho racht a pro svou milou a klidnou povahu byla vSenai oblibena. Pracovala i v jinYch dobrocinnych spolcich a ye volnem ease nejracieji pestovala kvetiny ye sve zahradce. V roce 1920 se s y`Yah manZelem Albinem, rovneZ zakla.dajicim elenem naeho radu, odstehovala se trvale do Kalifornie. V bi'eznu roku 1961 ovclovela a veno yala se vYhradne -syYm detern.

Zesnulou oplakava jeji sestra Marta Radova v Brne, Ceskoslovensku, ,deera Allene Lundgrenova v Glendale, Kalifornii, synove Albin a Charles v Los Angeles, Kalifornii, Theodore v Downey, Kalifornii a Elmer v Inglewood, Kalifornii, cnoueata a mnoho pratel.

Jejiho ocichodu upfimne ‘Zelime a zacho y ame ji trvalcm pamaktu.

Jmenern radu "San Antonio" eislo 133 vkin truchlicim vyslovujeme hlubokou soustrast.

Za rad San Antonio 'Oslo 133, SPJST Alois Dressler Irma. Woellertove, Hugo 0. Woellert ) ( DULI44ITE CPOZORNENit lbrlyi pikte Hlavni iliadovne v Temple prosier pozinente adresu na P. 0. Box 106 Temple, Texas.

Ve stredu, dne 12. zail 1962 Dfileiite zasady vkiivy Dtalelite zasady yyZivy, jak si jich ma hlecieti kuchyne, lze shrnouti v techto zasadach: 1. Ziv se jednduchYmi prirozenymi potravinami, jako jsou ehleb, tuk, brambory, cukr, ryte, krupky, zelenina, ovoce a sbirane mleko.

2. Pojidej jen potraviny eerstve a nezkaZene, ne takovYch, ktei.e se teprve v kuchyni must opravovati.

3. Nepotivej potravin, ktere dra2di sliznici zazivacich fistrojn mechanicky, lueebne nebo therrnicky eili. Lepelne.

4. Pokrmy poLvej zvolna, dilkladne pri pravene chrupem a slinarai v astech, aby mohly bYti. Zaludkem doble zpracovany.

5. Potravy buclit noZivano j en tolik, kolik odpovida, potrebe Ustroji. Neni-li hladu a chuti, neuad se potivati nieeho.

6. Spot horkem, jimZ pokrm za delS1 dobu se zkazi po lueebne strance, jeho vitanainy se zniei, vY,Zivnost se snituje, vznika z toho popud, to se po2iva vice netli by bylo treba, i ZryYSend teplota Ustroji a vzbuzuje tizek.

V posledni d'obo zaznamenala londYnska, burza ustaleni akcii spoleenosti pro stavbu podmorskeho kanalu, zalolene v roce 1956. Ptivodni cena podilu byla pouhYch 39 centtl. V roce 1960 stoupla cena podilu na 2.10 dolaru, kratce po to se akcie prodavaly po 4.97 dolaru a koneene dosalaly zavratne vfae 6.16 dolaru.

Dees je kolisani ceny akcii ustaleno a burza vede tyto icenne papiry v rubrice "stale" s oznddenim 5.59 dolarti za kus. Zajimaye je take to, 2e tyto akcie v posledni dobe nejsou k dostani. Jeden z vedoucich londYnskYch finanenikit prohlo,sil, to by za ne nedal vice net "bob" (14 centtl) za kus, ale to ye skuteenosti neznamena, to by se kupujici 7. Pohodli p11 jidle zvy'S'uje fleinnost nechali odradit od koupi akcii jedine v3)2,ivy.

Prospiva zabavnY 3:ozhovor phi proto, to onen finanenik nazyva podmorskY tunel "dirou ye skate Doveru." jidle. Stucleno a. horko ptisobi zhoubne na pochody za2ivaci.

Technieti odbornici nebrali tento plan 8. Jidlo v pravY eas podane udrtuje nikdy vaZne. Zrodil se .kolem roku 1880 hlad a chat' y prove mite. Je chybou, a jednalo se spiSe o strategickou cestu j ell taludek stale napinen. armad, netli o dopravni spoj pro turisty ) 0 a zajemce z kruhu obchodnich a palmyTa.jei ►stvi dlooheho, van slovYch. VetSina Anglioanti se tomuto Mister Black se dotil sta. let. Elaboplanu branila z toho divodu, ze vybudovanim kanalu bude koneit tisicilete ob- plani se vSec.h stran. Interviewy novidobi "pitemne isolate" Anglie od evrop- nartim a zastupctim rtiznYch organisatake dva zastupci spolku ci. ske pevniny. stinentil. Predlaili mu k podpisu proVzestup ceny akcii a koneene hlaSeni, 2e se doekal takoVeho stall jen leni na "pevnem bode" je znamenim, proto, 2e jaktiv nepil alkoholicke nase mezi Anglii a Francii new deje. Lon- poje. clYnskY easopis Evening Standard proMr. Black prohlakni ani neeetl. — zrazuje, 2e se eeka pouze na souhlas Prave se chystal, 2e je podepi ge, kdy2 Francie, aby mohlo bYt se stavbou tunelu zapoeato. Vyslovuje se o tom, to brit- z vedlefSi mistnosti bylo 'slySet hlmot, sky parlament je ochoten projednat tu- naclay ky a rachot -padujicicla predmetu.

— Co se to tarn deje? ptali se zveto otazku jeSte pied odchodem na dovolenou — dojde-li odpoved' z Patite yeas. dave zastupci spolku pro potirani alkoholismu.

PredbeZny odhad jest, 2e stavba tu— To je intij otec, pravil mime Minelu vyada„ si nakladu 300 milionti do- ster Black. — Je mu 117 let. Asi se trolarfi a bude-li se stavbou zapoeato je- chu napil a ted' tarn 'd616., ramus. )0( :Ste letos, je nadeje, to bude clokeneena v roce 1967. Nic neni nemokaeho v doNekde v trsku uhasili vypnlaauvsi pabe, kciy se poriali na cestu na, naesic. 2ar ridsleclkern nedostatku vody — pi em. )0 Jak se d:ovidame yymiouval se jeden z dobrovolnYch hasien, kterelao Photographs mailed to the editor WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender jak mei hlavu ponorenou do teto drahounless return postage is enclosed. There cenne tekutiny, to mu yletla jiskrieka do oka. is no exception to this rule.

Ve strait', dne 12. zari 1962

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Fadel trati, mihala se male, chuda pabouk!" upozornila matku. lieka, obehnana, vzhledem. k horske str"Skuteene a tamhle druhY!" "0 je, matinko, je jich tu velke mnoh- hi, yysokYmi kamennYmi ahradami.

"Jak jest mohno, aby vydala tato chustvi, pohled', tu tarn a tam!" hive ukada,, kamenita pada take nejakou firozovala colada divka v§ecka neobyeejnYm Divei Roman du!" divila se pani Doubrayska. tim zjpevem zaujata.

Pokradovani "Jen same skaly, mech, bidna klee.

Ale uh vzbudil tento objev pozornost Och, matinko, jak At'astni jsme my, obyostatnich cestujicich a nalezl se take Zahrada miramarska ma velkou roz.hirnYch, CeskYch niv, oproti zdejlohu a se s y Ymi basiny, pinYmi zlatYch nekdo, kdo k poueeni vSech zylaStnost vatele lidu!" tu objasnil. a stribrnych rybek a nej yzacneMi voclje ten "Ana, chudY, neskonale Eq.-cal-1161y. vyhlihejici ye vode jako bini kveteny, zdobenYmi umeleckymi fonkraj!" tanami, jakoh, i nadhernymi sochami, le, valitSne klobouky, jichh rasnata stte"Ale bohatY na krasy a zvlaanosti jihi, bujnou. pee:live pestenou vegetaci, cha byla zdobena tmavYin, jakoby saprirodni!" jest sarna o sob() yzecnou perlou jednim meto yym okolkem, byly tvory hivouci.

"Chuda, ale so to 'elle, Istrie!"

MekkYS — z yarlY medusa, stahuje se v z onech- konzelnych mist, kde elovek Do Rjeky pribyl vlak prod polednem. sy leka s duce YSecku: vSednost a stava (lobe sveho trent ye velkYch mnohstvich ze Aireho more ku brebitm, aby tu na Zde na nadrahi hvedely, ze o druhe hose opetou. dine odjihdi "Lika" srnerem k Cirkve"Jak krasne by to mohlo byt, matin- meleinach kladl sva vajieka.

"Klam jest skuteene obdivuhodnY," nici. Zastavily se cestou v hotelu, kdeh ko, kdybychom tu byly tak zcela samy a mohly sniti a hiti. v techto ptiva.bnYch, prohodila pani Helena k RtiZence, a kdy- se posilnily dobrYm obedern, naeeh, vyduSi jaksi teskne jirnajicich loubich, by medusa ojedinele hledala pobrehi, hadavSe si u hostinskeho nosiee pro svostinnYch vavrinovYch chodbach, mezi zajiste by nikoho nenapadlo, he jest je rueni kabely, vydaly se k main, u vonnymi hajky jasminu a jihnich list- tvorem hivoucim a se hajmem sledoval ktereho "Lika" kotvila, Zdaleka videla Rtihenka .eta. parniku by peknY, utopenY klobouk." riatYch stronni!" hroovala bile natfenem zarici, zlatY bapis. pristala "Miramare" opet K yeeeru 81y kolem zahradni galerie, s jejia Na Airoke molo, kdeh bylo neobyeejne tramtit splYvalo dole, temer aZ na hlavy v Terstu a ponevadh byl neobyeejne kolemjdoucich, tmave -krajkovi spletite- krasnY, teolY veeer, povolila pani Hele- hivo, sletalo se stale mnohstvi holubfi a na prosbe Rti2eneine a podnikla s ni Rthenka, jeh se bavila tim, he jim haho lupeni oclkvetlYch glycinil. zela drobti housky, spozorovala, he jeden "Za kvetu je to asi pohled nezapome- malou prochazku mestem.

"SlySela jsem doma mnoho o neeisto- z nich ma nohky k sabe svazane, nenutelne krasnY!" podotka pani Helete Terstu a prekvapuje mne nyni jeho sledkem eehoh phi chtizi. znaene kulha. na.

Divka upozornila matku na spoutaneV kavarne pod Miramarem, s jejih vzhled," uodotkla pani Helena, podivurozsahle terasy byl uchvacujici palled jic se s Rtihenkou nedehrnYm stavbam ho nebohaka a obe snahily se ho phitouhice zbaviti ho pout. naSire more, v neh ztapelo se eervenave hlavni tridy, kde pled jednou restauraAle holub byl pIachY, ninohem bojaczlato k zapadu se sklanejiciho slunce, ci hrala yojenska kapela.

"Snad je tu poriftclek proto, he jest nej-i, neh jeho volni druzi, kteri k velposvaeila cela spoleenost. Zde opet zpike radosti Rtheneine i no rameno ji seval sedivy, start' Ital, ale bias jeho byl dnes nedele!" usinala se Rthenka.

Ale kdyh nehodon zabloudily ke ka- dali. Nepochybne °ba y:al se eloveka pronemene z y uenY a lahodnY, jako onoho nalu Grande, proti kostelu sve Antoni- to, he ho hlomyslne, nemilosrdne spouriala.deho Viacha na lodi. W — Zamy'Slene, stale se obracejic, kraieela na, presvedeily se, he yypraveni o test- tal a vide], snad v kandem sveho neptiRithenka -po boku. pestouneine k zakotve- ske neeistote nevi pouhou bajkou. I ha,- tele a ptivodce sve trYzne. nemu parniku, loneic se nerada, s touto, pach z kanalu jest to velmi neprijemHelena ode§la za chvili koupiti listky nevyrovnatelne krasnou pohad.kou ne- nY. Jinak civil Terst za klidu nedel-niho na, parnik do prOdejny; nalezajici se koneenYch divii prirody, sloueenYch s dojem hezkeho, lazeriskeho mesta. hned na zaeatka mola, a RaZence podaPani Helena zatouhila teh zavesti Rtiumenim a ,dilmyslem lid:skYm, ktera, v filo se mezitim holuba prilakati a At'asthenku do obrazarny Maxmilia.novy, jeh mysli kaideho navSle ynika musi sanene: lapiti, ma pry nektera 'dila yzacnejAi, nee kreschati nesmazatelne stopi obdivu Radostne: tiskla, neboheho, tresousibo drand'anska, kterou pani na nenL se tvora k sobe a hladila nehne jeho reditelove jednou s muZem krasne hbarvene peri a z dalky u"Matinko," leptala pestounce, pritulic ale pokraeovani cesty bylo vymereno na • ecka rozech y ena, kdyh: jih na zitra rano a proto nezbylo, neh planu kazovala matee, he holuba jih chytila. se k ni, v S Palube staly a pohledem jeSte k zamku toho upustiti.

Nemohla jiti pani Donbra yske naa jeho earovneniu parku se vracely, "ma"Zastavime se tu stejne jeae pri na- proti, jelikoh musila spolu hlidati kabetinko, sera chtela. bych si zajeti jate vrata dome a pak si neopomeneme obra- ly a sytij pla,St', no rich sloheny. jednou na del§i eas, abych se mohla to zarnu prohlednouti!" slibovala sobe "Chytilas ho prece?" volala zdaleka krasy nasytiti!" schovance Helena.

Helena radostne.

Kdo vi, mohna, he se sem vratime do"Ano! Sahni, matinko, jak mu bu§i Drubeho dne rano po osme hodine srdeeko, chodaeko yi! sti zehy, ale pak by :ousel take taliProSim, odvah nenek s nami!" slibila napolo pani Dori- rozloueily se s Terstem a nastoupily ce- bo lepe prerizni nohikem nediftstojna jestu drahou, einici okliku kolem Opatie, ho pouta." brayska.

Jehte okamhik poutan byl divein po- pies SvatY Petr, dale ku Rjece. Bylo hied temer moci k earovnemu sidlu, a- mohno podstoupiti cestu ku Rjece parni- Pani reditelo ya odlohila k Rilknelnele 5ak mane zabloudil k vode a tu nova kem, ale pani reclitelova, obava,jic se mu svtij plant' a yytahnity .§i z male kaplaybe morske nemoci, volila belky rueni nohieek, prerizla opatrne i 11 Yee vzbudila jeji pozornost. pevnou tkanici ,ptojiaicn "Hle, tath na :dne vody lea bily klo- racleji cestu 'drahou.

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pevnou tkanici, poutajici noZky uboheho odsouzence.

Tato byla bolestne zatiznuta do stehYnka jedne noZky, kdato na druhe bynemilosrdnYm uzlem la kde nemohla jiz tyrde pokoke tolik RifZenka pohladila osvobozeneho holuba, piitiskla neZne jeho hezkou Wavleku ke atm a postavila ho opatrne na zem.

Chtel sebou dle stareho zvyku smSrkati, jak to diive einil, ale ucitiv nepo, chybne ihned, ze jest kruteho pout zbaven, ueinil z poOdtku neobratne nekolik krnekti, ktere pak jaksi pfekotne zrychlil, naee2 hluboce zavrkal' a vzletl.

RUZenka, s matkou radostne dojaty, pozorovaly jeho let:.

A holub slet1 za chvili jeSle jednou dolu a jakoby se chtel ptesvedeiti, jest skuteene zcela,.zcela volnY, rozbehl se na pokraji mola, pokulhavaje ponekuci, jaksi nejiste, ale pak stale rychleji a hbiteji.

Vtom zahoukia sirena "Liky" zvouc k nastupovani a RuZenka, rukou holubovi kynouc, nasledovala rychle matku, stale se po nem obracejic.

Holub vzlet1 °pet, zavrkal poznovu, hlasiteji, jakoby mlade divce vzdaval svoje diky.

Je:Ste s paluby parniku patrala divka po bezdeene ptieie sveho milosrdneho skutku, ale mezi mnoktvim holubt marne se snaZila v ypatrati osvobozeneho.

Parnik se vzdalil s majestatni rnklidem od btehu a za chvili vzbudil ji2 poZornost cestujicich ptekrasnY Pohled na Rj eku z mote a vlevo na pilvabna., lazenska mesta Opatii a Lovrano.

P11 plavb y prulivem MorlackYm Kvarnerskym) upozornila RiiZenka matku na yysoke Zebtiky, vztYdene z mote, blizko u btehn ostrova Krku, na nich2 to a tarn ye v31Si seal muZ. Jeden ze spolucestujicich vysvetlil divce, ze jsOu to rybati, kteti shora pozoruji sine): ryb.

Youths Corner

Koutek UtPAE SE CESKE

LET'S LEARN CZECH

TRICATA TEETt IJLOHA

THIRTY THIRD LESSON

DobrY eerstvy chleb.

Good Fresh Bread.

Vaiim silnoti polevku.

I am cooking strong osup.

g kolni rok jiz zapoeal.

School year just started.

NaSe ditky se stieastni.

Our children are attending.

Staienka je slepa.

The old lady is blind.

Co Vy Mate?

What are you doing?

Kdo posloucha.?

Who is listening?

Co prodavate?

What are you selling?

Pani Vranova zde nevi.

Mrs. Vrana is not here.

Zde.

Here.

Prodavat.

Selling.

Poslouchat.

To listen, to hear.

Slepota.

Blindness.

Sledovati.

To follow.

Slepiti.

To paste together.

sleteti.

To fly down.

Slang voda.

Salt water.

Straw.

Slaviti,

To celebrate.

Slavit vYroei,

To celebrate an anniversary.

posluchae.

Hearer or student.

Sparingly.

Za plavby da gi objevil se v idine za- Poskrovnu livu Cerveny majak, o new niZe, vlevo, Poslouiiti nekonitt.

To serve someone. nepatrny pi istav sv. Jakov, kcleZ parnik Servant.

Lika neptistal. Vzadu objevilo se krasne Posluha,. pohoii Velebit.

To send a package, Posilati balieek.

A jiZ usmaly se na levem biehu mote To give time. pilvabne, male lazne cirkvenicke, cil Poshoveti, playby Heleniny a Rideneiny.

Delay.

Odklad..

Plavba, trvajici puldruhe hodiny, To buy from someone. osvelila, neZ unavila, ale pies to za- Odkoupiti od nekoho. touZila Helena po tadnem klidu a MIZenka nedoekave se zate'Aila na brzko)u, Thanks are due to many of our read- are grateful to all of them motskou lazeri. ers of these Lessons who given us enThe editor couragement or offeyed suggestions.

We Pokraeovahi

Wednesday, September 12, 1962

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full TRIDA W: Splatkova, do 85ti let, dotibenefit at age 1. votni. Pink obnos pojiLteni so vyplati v pMuadu Multi od vei' jedPAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers noho roku ed by C the Payor of premiums on a child's TRIDA PR: Prednostni doilvotut. (Zscertificate the benefit of Payor InCLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age anani v 5 rokft stall) surance, which provides that In 85 case of total disability or death of 'TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. Plat CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life obnos pojigte-ni ye vyplati v ptipathe Payor, the premiums will auCLASS C: Twenty Payment Life du fimrti od van jednoho roku statomatically be paid.

CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life CLASS E: Ten Payment Life TitiDA D: 15t1 splatkova doilvotni. Mat CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment obnos pojifteni se vyplati v ptipadu SPJST nagi Viber rfiz14ch pejistek CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment Mufti. od veku jednoho roku, vyberte Si die pet-eby CLASS H: Endorsement at a ge 65 TRIDA E: lOti splatkova dotivotni. Pin, CLASS I: Twenty PayMent Endowment AIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, do t. iobnos poj gteni se vyplati v pripadU at age 60 votni• Umrti od veku jednoho roku CLASS K: Ordinary Lite. Paid-Up at 65 TAIDA PR: Pi'ednostni doMvotni obnos TRRIDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, doN.Votni. PopoNSteni se vyplati v pripadu {marCLASS M: Retirement at age 65 platky se plati pouze 20 let ti od veku jednoho roku CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing .f.'h2DA D: 15t1 splatkova, doZivotni. Po- TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, pl/V obnos Term Mortgage Plan se vyplati v pripadu Umrti od veku CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term platky se plati pouze 15 let TRI.LA E: lOti splatkova, doZivotni. Pojednoho roku Mortgage Plan platky se plati pouze 10 let TRIDA H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. PlnSr obCLASS ML: Twenty--five Year DecreasTN:6a F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obn.os cernos pojAteni se vyplati v pripadu ing Term Mortgage Plan ifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let, ftmrti od veku jednoho roku CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Tfe,DA 0: 2Oti leta nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA E 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti Term Mortgage Plancertifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. letech. PlnY obnos pojEiteni se vyplati v pripadu umrti od veku jedCLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable TRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65t1 letech. Olen plati poplatky at do 65t1 let. noho roku and Convertable CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable TRIDA. 1: 20ti splatkova,, nadaeni v 60t1 TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let, letech pinSr obnos pojiReni se vyplati v phiand Convertable TFIIiDA K: Splatkova do 65t1 let, dotipade fimrti od veku jednoho roku CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convert votni TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, dotivotable only. ni.

PlnY obnos pojiAteni se vyplati TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne 1.1razove • poji§te• 0 v pripadu Umrti od veku jednoho ni (Double Indemnity) JUVENILE DEPARTMENT roku TRIDA M: Pensijni, pojistka. Po dosateTRIDA L: Dvojnasobne Arazove poji gtiCLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years ni 65 rokft stari glen dostava meni (Double Indemnity) of age Which may be converted insieni ptilern dokud ziv. Zemre-ll TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosateto any other class of insurance beni 65 mica stall, Glen dostava mesiepied 75 lety stall, dedici dosta.nou fore attaining age 16. ni prijern do 75 v3iroti narozenin mesieni nfijem do 75 vYroei narozeCLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, PInS7 obnos pojisteni se vyplati v nin Mena full benefit at age 1 pripadu fimrti od veku jednoho roku CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (be- "Ctitati MC: 20ti leta Upisova ochrana PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytu" ginning at age 5) ktera, se roene zmenguje je elenfim platicirn poplatky na detCLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full TRIDA MX: lOti leta fipisova. ochrana ske certifikaty to vYhodu ochrany, le v padu fipine nemotnosti nOsledbenefit at age 1 ktera se rozne z-men§uJe kern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full TRIDA ML: 25ti leta, upisova ochrana padu dmrti platiciho, poplatky na benefit at age 1 ktera se roene zmerOuje. ten detskY certifikat budou samoCLASS F: Ten Payment Life, full benefit Ts-AIDA MD: 30ti leta fipisova ochrana einne zaplacerty, at age 1 Respectfully, ktera se ran() zinenguje CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment, Joe E. Hejny TRIDA 5T: 5t1 leta Ihutni.

Obnovltelna full benefit at age 1 alo a zmeniteina.

CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, OFF TO GERMANY 1()T: lOti leta 1hi tni. Obnovitelna full benefit at age 1 The family Mrs. Jack Ryder, after a zmeniteina visit with Mrs. Ryder's parents, Mr. and CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, inn T.E4DA 20T: 2Oti leta lhutni. Zmenitelna Mrs. Korteff of Fort Worth, will board a benefit at age 1 plane for Frankfurt, Germany, to join CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment Master Sergeant Ryder. at age 60, full benefit at age TSK l ' Off0ELENt They all are members of our Lodge No. CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full TAMA JT: Doeasne pojiAtent do 16 let 154 in Ft. Worth and we wish them the benefit at age 1 ktere se mute zmeniti na ktereko- best of Good Luck.

CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at The newspaper picture we received 11V jind pojiReni kdykolly net doage 65, full benefits at age 1 cannot be reproduced, sorry. saline 16 let sveho van CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance

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

— WEST, TEXAS

ESTNIK — HERALD—

Wednesday, September 12, 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. O. Box 85, West, Texas.

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEX.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Dime Box Lodge Hosts District I Talent Contest CERTIFICATES ISSUED TO AUGUST 31, 1962 Adult Department insured 803 members Amount of insurance $1,811,000.00 Average age: 20 years and 2 months Average certificate: $2,249.00 Juvenile Department Insured 305 members.

Amount of insurance $305,000.00 Average age: 4 years and 11 months Average certificate, $1,000.00 R"capitulation Total insured 1,108 members Average age 10 years In the Adult Department; 72.83% imorance $2,116,000,00 Average ecrti.ficate $1,909.00 In the Juvenile Department 27.17% Fraternally yours, Edward L. Marek President )0( CERTIF ICATES ISSUED Januau 1st., 1262 to August 31st., 1962 District Members Insurance No. One 119 $ 208,000.00 No. Two 91 126,500.00 No,, Three 360 541,500.00 No. Four.

33 114,500.00 No. Five 267 787,500.00 No. Six 105 183,500.00 No. Seven 133 154,500.00 1,105 $2,116,000.00 September 1st, 1962 Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny 30( STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T Youth to be held September '23 at Elm Mott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — All seven Districts will participate.

Sunday, September 9, District One was welcomed to the Dime Box Lodge No. 13, the District Meeting with its Youth Program and Talent Elimination Contest.

In spite of the steady downpour of rain, a complimentary crowd gathered at the Dime Box Lodge Hall to witness the Youth Program and Talent Contest.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Re4mblic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all."

District Calendar DISTRICT III CALENDAR During a special meeting of Linden Hall Directors the fall District Meeting was set for Sunday, October 28th. We will later submit more details after our next regular meeting.

DISTRICT FIVE The leall meeting of District Five will oe conducted on October 21, 1962. Place will be designated at a later date. Other Districts are requested, to reserve this date for District Five.

Lodges desiring to host the Fall meeting contact one of the District Officers, not later than September 1. ♦ •

Handsome Ronnie Matejka of the Bryan Lodge No. 139 will represent his District in the State Talent Contest, while pretty Nancy Sebesta of the Snook Lodge No. 9 will be the Senior-Low winner at the State Contest.

The Youth program was rich in numbers of various talent which was well received by the membership. The tiny tots performed like old troupers.

Needless to say the Dime Box residents were happy to see the rain for they had had a spell of dry weather and they were glad that it was now broken.

Commending the membership as true ,fraternalists brother Urbanovsky reminded the gathering that the Texas Fraternal Congress will meet in Austin on October 23, with the Youth Program on October 25, to which he invited everyone who could make the trip.

It was a happy, successful District Meeting. Watch your Vestnik for more details in next week's issue, and let's hope the pictures taken of the Youth performing will come out all right. )O(

Dear Friends Everywhere:

DISTRICT SIA. Fall meeting of District Six will be Will you please remember that our held Nov. 4, 1962 in Recreation Hall State Talent Contest of all our youth will sponsored by Lodge Karel Havlic.ek No be held at 4 in Hallettsville, Texas. Meeting will LODGE NO. 66, WACO, be convened at 1 o'clock p.m.

LINDEN HALL Frank J. Olsovsky SEPTEMBER 23, 1962 Secretary District Six

Wednesday, September 12, 1962

V ESTN1K WEST, TEXAS

The rising flow of benefits paid to millions of American individuals and families under our far-reaching system of personal protection programs has reached a record level of $40 billion a year — close to $800 million a week on the average — from private and public plans combined.

The largest single block of benefit payments under the people's protection programs comes from public and private pension and retirement plans. The total here added up to just under $14 billion in 1961, or more than a third of the year's overall benefit payments. The predominant part of the working population is now covered under public and private retirement programs, and the latese figures show that more than 8 million persons are now on the pension rolls.

Over recent years these payments have been the fastest growing section of the individual income stream. They are now equal to practically half the nation's entire yearly food bill, which totaled $81 billions in the U.S. Department of Somior 1961.

Over $3 out of every $10 of the benefit total — $12 1/2 billions in all last year —came from life insurance programs, providing an outstanding example of what the people can achieve by their own efforts in making voluntary provision to meet the basic contingencies of life and their economic impact on themselves and on their dependents.

The $40 billion total of benefit payments was attained in 1961 with a record increase of $4 ,/2 billions over the yea'r before, according to data compiled from government and private sources. It figures out to the equivalent of $1 out of every $9 of the public's disposable personal income. This proportion is double that of the comparable ration at the beginning of the Fifties, underscoring the growth performance of benefit payments over the past decade.

Thus personal protection programs have become one of the major stabilizing forces in the economy in the magnitude attained by their payout to the public and in the tremendous breadth of their coverage of the population. This provides an insight into the strength of personal income and its resistance to recessionary influences in recent years.

Bey ond that, these programs have become one of the nation's major pools of funds for productive and social capital, and hence a growth-promoting factor of the first order.

The public and private personal protection programs on which this analysis is based do not include unemployment insurance nor public assistance payments. Neither do they take into account the flow of personal income from accumulated savings and investments of, individuals in such areas as savings accounts, U.S. Savings Bonds, savings and loan associations, real estate, and corporate securities.

Reflecting liberalization of benefits and extension of coverage by legislative action in recent years, the Social Security System is the source of nearly two-thirds of all retirement benefits. The OASDI total here topped $9 billions last year. Nearly $3 billions more were paid under a variety of other publicly-sponsored programs, such as State and local plans, federal civil service, railroad retirement, and veterans' pensions. Payments under private pension and retirement programs, insured and noninsured combined, came to nearly $2 billions last year and are now five ;times what they were in 1950. Coverage under private plans has increased rapidly as well, with an enrollment that now comprises nearly half of all workers in commerce and industry.

The life company benefit payments last year included $2 3/4 billions under accident and health protection programs, an all-time high in this respect. Life companies have long played a major role in the rapidly-growing accident and health field, which now provides protection to the greater part of the population including more than half of those 65 and over. Total accident and health benefits paid by all insurers in 1961 exceeded $6 1/4 billions, practically five times the comparable figure in 1950. / 0( "I remember my wedding clay so distinctly," the elderly bookkeeper told the young clerk who was taking up a collection for a forth-coming weddin.

"I brought my bride, home to , the little house I had bought, carried her over the threshold and said, "Honey, this is your world and this is my world."

"And I suppose you both lived happily ever after?" asked the young; man.

"Well, not eiactly," replied the other grimly. "We've been fighting for the championship of the world ever since."

• • Joe: Who's the gal with the French heels?"

Moe: "Sties my sister, and those guys ain't French."

Insurance Benefits Are a Big Factor

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Back to School School bells are ringing this month all over the nation as America's youngsters return to the classrooms.

The beginning of an other school year is a goad time to make certain that the youngsters are ready physically for another nine months of learning.

The fall physical examinatic*i is a must in all well regulated families and is even required in some school districts.

Ask your doctor to look over the children before they have progressed too deep into the school term, just to make certain that no ailments have cropped up during the summer that, demand attention.

Ask your doctor to give your children their necessary immunizations. These might include boosters for polio, smallpox, tetanus, whooping cough and diptheria. Your doctor will know which shots your children should have. Some schools require vaccination certificates upon registration.

The physical exam should include tests of sight and hearing. Many a child has been tabbed as a slow learner or not very bright when actually he doesn't see the blackboard or doesn't hear much of what the teacher says. A young child often won't realize what's wrong and will be baffled and frustrated.

A dental checkup, including having teeth cleaned, also is an important part of preparing for school opening. The dentist often can fill small cavities and save a tooth before the decay becomes serious.

While you're getting junior ready for school, don't overlook the fact that mom and clad need checkups too. When you're taking the children in for their physical, make an appointment for the older folks in the family too. Regular checkups are even more important for adults.

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Lodge Siovartska Lipa No 66 Waco, Texas Dear Friends Everywhere: Those of you Who will arrive at the State Talent Contest to be held at the SPJST Linden Hall near Elm Mott, Sept.

23rd, PLEASE drop us a card stating how many will be present for dinner from your lodge ... This is very important to prepare enough food for everyone ... PLEASE'DO THIS NOW! Fraternally yours, SPJST Lodge No. 66 2424 Gurley St. Waco, Texas

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Talent co, Texas The St a te Youth Talent Contest will be held ...;; 1.cdge No. 66 at Linden Hall in Elm Mott on Sunday, September 23, g at 2:00 , pan. Contestants, come ._ m, all seven Districts in participate. This program unthe direction of Bro. Joe B. Hejny, V:s- President of the Supreme Lodge' and „State YotiCh Director, is the . high„,. acl of the year in our.

We will be honored by the presens , of Sister Sandra Watson, our Miss SPRIT of T,x.as, who will present a short address.

We plan to have members from every part of the State and hope that the many members in our immediate vicinity, especially of our District III, will shsw their appreciation to our Youth by 'attendin g . We trust you will make your plans to Oe present.

The good Sisters of Lodge No. 66 are planning to serve turkey and dressing, along with all the trimmings, at the noon meal. We hope you will come and enjoy eating with us. Also, food will be served after the program, in the evening.

Thei'e will be entertainment and a dance from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. v71:.fl 1 - 01:trie to be furnished by the West M s "; „clisos. Don't miss it. ,'enowing is the outline of the protram set up for the SPJST .State Talent Contest, Sunday, September 23, 19,62: 10:00 a,n-t. — Re gistration and Fellowship 11:30 a.m. — Lunch 2:00 p.m. Assembly called to order and a welcome address by Brother Otto Harms, President of Lodge No. 66.

Introduction of Brother Arnold Vrla, Master of Ceremonies for the Program.

Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of our country by Cynthia Moore, Donna Ger1.kb., and Kathy Mazanec, Members of Youth. Club of Lodge No. 66.

Introduction of and address by Brother Edward L. Marek, 'President of Supreme Lodge SPJST. Introduction of Sister Sandra Watson, "Miss ST.',IST” of Texas, Introduction of State Talent Winner of 1961.

Introduction of Judges for the Talent Contest.

Judging of Talent entries.

Recognition of State and District Officers, District Youth, Director, District Organizers, District Queens and Duch-

esses, Local Lodge Youth, Leaders and Organizers, (while, Judges are deciding on winners).

Introduction of Talent participants and their parents.

Announcement of first and second place winners.

Presentation of trophies to winners and other contestants.

Entertainment by SPJST Lodge No. 66 from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. Free Dance, food, fun and fellowship.

Fraternally yours, Otto Hanus, President Waco Lodge No. 66 Emma Ceska SPJST District HI )OE

Progress Report from District 7

Wednesday, September 12, 1962 of the year, when everybody has a good chance to make up for lost time. I 'hope that during the remaining part of the year all of you will be active to 'help us to reach our quota. I wish you all good luck! If I can be on assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call on me at any time, I'll be glad to help you.

In conclusion I'd like to remind you, sisters and brothers, your duty to attend organizers' meetings. In our last two meetings (held in Hobson and Jourdanton) we missed again many of you.

As I told you already, there is nothing more basic and essential to organizational work than a good knowledge of everything an organizer should know. It is in your own interest and to your benefit to come, listen and ask questions you would like to have answered.

To be a good worker, a qualified representative of our SPJST, it is highly important to be armed with all necessary knowledge. Please, be sure to come next time!

Fraternally, Jaroslav Kleprlik District Organizer ---) 0

Sisters and Brothers: The contest in District Seven is over with just little, success. The result of securing new members is contrary to my. expectations. Before 'the contest started, many organizers made me promises, but then, for unknown reasons, they have not kept them. Therefore, the more I appreciate the good work done by three sisters and six brothers who saved the situation and sold insurance for $62,000.00 They deserve all praise for their activity, and here are their names toOn again we remind those who regether with the amount of insurance ceive our Vestnik and change their adthey sold: dress to notify us in advance, listing both old and new addresses.

Sisters Marie Blanar — $18,500.00 When the Post Office Department noBrother Frank C. Sacky — 12,500.00 tifies the publisher of a change of adBrother John Stasa — — 10,000.00 dress, it costs the Vestnik 10 cents for Sister Tillie Valchar — — 6,500.00 each change so received. Add this to the Brother E. J. Gaydos — — 4,000.00 already high mailing costs and, with anBrother Chas. Holasek — 4,000.00 other increase in the offing, it becomes Sister Helen Pavelka. — — 3,000.00 almost prohibitive for a publisher to Brother Henry R. „Sralla — 3,000.00 absorb these additional charges incurred Brother L. F. Pustei:ovsky 1,000.00 by address Changes — sometimes two or Sisters and brothers, I thank you very three during the period of one year. much of your cooperation and splendid You: can save time and you'll be asjob you have done. Congratulations to sured of not missing a single issue if you sister Marie Blanar, who has beaten all will advise the Supreme Lodge, Box 100, our organizers and is holding the first Temple, Texas a few days in advance place. She deserves special recognition of your impending address change. for her very good examplery work.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Brother Frank C. Sacky and brother -) John Stasa, our old unremittingly active, THE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER Olt organizers, are right after her holding OUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN the second and third places. I am very CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 100 happy to see in the list the name of sis- TEMPLE, TEXAS. ter Helen Pavelka, newly appointed or)O( ganizer at Lodge No. 117 in Robstown, Photographs mailed to the editor Texas. Congratulations, your starting WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender is very nice, I hope well of that. unless return postage is enclosed. There We are now entering 'the last third is no exception to this rule.

Please Note This If Your Address Is Being Changed

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Wednesday, September 12, 1962

Growing Life Insurance usi ess The improvement in mortality during the first half of the century was due primarily to medical advances against diseases of pregnancy and childbirth, communicable diseases of childhood, respiratory infections, diabetes and tuberculosis. But many of the people spared from these diseases are becoming susceptible to other diseases as they grow older.

While there has been a very slight downward trend in policyholder deaths due to heart disease since 1955, this improvement has been partly due to changes in the age distribution of ordinary policyholders. At the same time, there has been an increase in the cancer death rate.

Through the Life Insurance Medical Research. Fund, life insurance companies sponsor research efforts on diseases of the heart and circulatory system. since 1945, the Fund has contributed $13.8 million to support 425 fellowships and aid 355 research programs.

Life insurance is one of the fastestgrowing businesses in the nation, and the number of life insurance companies has been growing too.

Small, local companies, serving thousands of policyholders in their own areas„ compete successfully with the biggest companies, serving millions of ail icy holders t liro ugq-; out the country.

In fact, the smaller companies have on w:mie been growing faster than the big eempanies. The number of legal reserve life insurance companies in business in the United States reached 1,466 at the end of 1961.

While most companies offer the basic plans of life insurance, many companies specialize in particular kinds of protection.

The business of insurance now provides jobs for well over a million persons in the United States, with life insurance providing nearly -half the total.

Casualty, fire, marine and indemnity companies, and independent brokers and service agencies account for the rest.

The number of persons dealing primarily with life insurance was estimated at 475,000 in 1960, almost double the number twenty years before. By contrast, life insurance in force in the United States during the same period had multiplied five times.

Of the total personnel in the life in-

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-surance business, it is estimated that "In the past ten years, the aggregate approximately one-half are agents, one- insurance in force of the 50 largest life third work in the borne OffiCe and the companies had increased 137 per cent, .remaining one1sixth are "agency df' whereas the insurance of the balance of fice personnel. Men outnumber women smaller companies rose 256 per cent.

"Smaller companies have thrived on two to one over-all, but abOnt 95 per cent of agents are men and two-thirds their regional concentration. With less of the home office employees are wo- than 1 per cent of the U.S. life companies operating in all 50 states, the smalmen.

Since World War II and particularly in ler companies have emphasized regional the past decade, there has been a trend specialization. Their growth has been away from specialization in one line of enhanced to a considerable degree by insurance, with the result that ther are their use of re-insurance facilities, putnow many companies selling more than ting them in a fully competitive position one type of protection-- life insurance with the large companies, enabling them and health insurance, for example Per- to underwrite large risks and to re-insonnel in multiple-line companies, espe- sure portions of such business."

"Many smaller and newer companies cially agents, may deal with many types received their initial impetus from inof insurance in a single day.

The insurance in force with private suring specialized individuals or groups organizations other than legal reserve such as those that were church-affiliatlife insurance companies-included $13.1 ed, lodges, labor, brotherhood organizabillion in fraternal life insurance with tions, etc. Having achieved success in lodges, societies and other fraternal or- I providing life insurance protection for ganizations in the United States and a particular public, they branched out to Canada; $1.4 billion in savings bank life insure the general public."

Life insurance companies are located insurance (issued only by savings banks in every state and the District of Colin the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York); and $1.7 billion umbia, with 21 states having 20 or more with assessment associations, mutual aid companies. Texas, with 269 companies continues to lead the states in the numgroups and burial societies. ber of companies; Arizona ranks second The amount of savings bank life inwith 130 companies, follOWed in rank by: surance in force more than doubled in Louisiana, 113; Illinois, 78; Indiana, 54; the period between year-end 1951 and Pennsylvania, 53; South Carolina, 46; year-end 1961; the amount of fraternal Oklahoma, 46; AlabaMa, 41; New York, life insurance increased 43 per cent. 37. New York leads all states in the total There has been little change during re- amount of life insurance in force with cent years in the amount of life insur- lTome offices in the state, followed by ance in force with assessment associaNew Jersey and Connectieut. tions, mutual aid groups and burial soLife insurance company home offices cieties. are located in 361) U. S. cities. The city Assets behind fraternal life insur- of Dallas, with 118, has more companies mice at the end of 1961 totaled $3.2 bil- than many entire states, with the exceplion. Saving s bank life insurance assets Lion of Texas. Phoenix ranks second, totaled $278 million. Assets of the assess- with 64 life companies, followed by Housment associations, mutual aid groups ton, with 56; Chicago, 44; and Philaand burial societies totaled $120 mil- delphia, 39. lion. Of all` U. S. life companies, 1,322 or 89 per cent are owned by stockholders and 11 per cent or 158 are owned by policyholders. The mutual or policyholder owned companies, most of which are older and larger, account for three fifths of the total life insurance in There were 1,480 legal reserve life in- force. surance companies in the United States )0( at mid-year, 27 more than a year earThe man with ideas is alWays welcome lier, the Institute of Life Insurance re- anywhere. Get a reputatiOn for being a ports. This is more than double the num- creative thinker and all doors will open ber of companies doing business ten to you. This means thinking in a big years ago. way. a "The life insurance business provides a prime example of how growth and. It is said the Bureau of Internal Revprogress can be achieved by new and enue believes America is a land of un.smaller companies," the Institute noted. told wealth.

Life Companies in U.S. Number Record 1,480

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STATEMENT FOR RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1962 ZPRAVA PROEM A VYDANI ZA MESIC SRPEN, 1962 RECEIPTS - PlkiJEM:

Mortuary (Jmrtni

Expense Vydani

Juvenile Detske 1,066.29

Total Souhrn

Mortgage Loans - Majetkove pajeky Certificate Loans - Certifikatove pujeky Premiums - T...Tmrtni poplatky od kau'il.

Interest from certificate loans - Urok z eertifikatovSrch pi/jeek Ent. on Mortgage Loans - rJrok z majetkovjrch piljeek Income From R. M. 0. - Z mineralniho majetku Escrow - Zavdanek Annuity - (Retirement) Rent from S. P. J. S. T. Building - Najem z budovy Appraisal FeeN. - odhady ... _... ....... .._.

Sale of Supplies - Prodej tadovjtch potteb

106,742.41 6,253.43 30,821.71 1,801.06 35,851.86 518.95 1,000.00 155.33 2,418.03

Total Receipts - Celkovy ptijem Cash Balance 8-1-62 -- Hotovost 8-1-62

185,562.81 151,201.56

21,989 55 33,539.07

1,698.49 4,829.77

209,250.85 189,570.40

336,764.37

55,528.62

6,528.26

398,821.25

20,002.05

389.40 242.80

1,980.00 7.50

107,808.70 6,253.43 51,213.19 1,801.06 36,094.66 518.95 1,000.00 155.33 2,418.03 1,980.00 7.50

DISBURSEMENTS: - VYDANI: 228,279.43 Mortgage loans - Maietkove puj6ky 7,675.00 Certificate loans - Certifikatove piljeky 3,573.00 Surrendered' Cert. Loans - Odepsane piljeky proti certifikattim 6,000.00 Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojikeni 28,134.00 Death Claims - Vyplacene nnirtni podpory 1,065.73 Death Claims to Minors - Vyplacene Umrtni podpory nedospelYm 658.85 Death Claims to Minors, interest - Untrtni pod. nedosp. tuck 190.85 Refund Premiums and Bonus - Vracene poplatky bonus 17.15 Returned Interest Cert. Loans - Vraceny ftrok 15.96 Returned Interest Mortgage Loans - Vraceny drok majet. piljeky 700.48 Reinsurance premiums - Znovu Pojf..6,teni 46.20 R. E. 0. Travel - R. E . 0 . cestovne 1,868.35 SPJST Build. Maintenance - fizeni a vvdrovAni budovy Furniture and Fixtures - Nabytek v ttadovne.

Actuary - Fees - Za aktuarskou praci Advertising - Oznamky Appraisal Expense -- Za odhady Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vykizovani piljeek Car Expense - Vydani na auto Commissions - Komisne District Meetings - Distriktni schtize Freight and Express - Freight a dovoz Liability Insurance - PojiSteni proti odSkodnemu Medical examinations - Lekatske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams -- Bez-lekatske prohlidky Vestnik Office Maintenance - Vydr2ovani Office Rent - Najemne z ittadovny Organizational Expense Organisaeni Postage - PoAtovne ...... ......... .......

Salary of employees - Slu2ne yYpomoci ...... __Sa;ary Officers - Slu2ne fitednikil ..... ...... ..........

Salary Editor - SluLie redaktora ......

Stationery and supplies - Tiskova prace a psaci potkeby FICA Tax Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf ..... ...... . ... ..... .

Officer's Travel - Cestovne fitednikti .........

18.44

250.00 158.16

189.17 388.14 81.39 1,563.32 2,112.65 208.17 4,269.03 42.30 8.18 141.77 307 25 269.95 3,022.44 20.35 400.00 36.43 96.50 2,362.50 4,008.32 625.00 110.48 104.49 124.71 600.64

228,297.87 7,675.00 3,573.00 6,000.00 28,384.00 1,065.73, 658.85!

349.01 17.15 15.96 700.48 46.20 1,868.35 189.17 388.14 81.39 1,563.32 2,112.65 208.17 4,269.03 42.30 8.18 141.77 307.25 269.95 3,022.44 20.35 400.00 36.43 96.50 2,362.50 4,008.32 625.00 110.48 104.49 124.71 600.64

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)r's Travel - Cestovn6 redaktora ;h Activities - einnost Mlade2e

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1 Disbursements - Celkove vydani 1. Balance 9-1-62 - Hotovost 9-1-62

ETS MAJETEK JEDNOTY: Hotovost . rnment Bonds - Vladni. bondy lty and Municipal Bond - Mestske a okresni Bondy gage loans - rolNetkove pajCky ificate loans r- Certifikatove piljeky k - Akcie ...... . J. S. T. Building - S. P. J. S. T- budova Estate - Majetek er Assets - Jine zdroje niture and fixtures - Nabytek a zafizeni v Utadovn6 ..... mobile - Automoba

278,225.00 58,539.37

21,470.97 34,057.65

336,764.37

55,528.62

58,539.37 745,225.00 145,526.08 9,727,550.15 684,331.47 100,000.00 160,000.00 1,426.00 151.18

34,057.65

37.17 340.62 426.60 6,101.66

300,122.57 98,698.68

6,528.26

398,821.25

6,101.66

98,698,69 745,225.00 152,387.21 9,832,335.94 684,331.47 100,000.00 160.000.00 1,426.00 151.18 40,034.33 1,000.00

6,861.13 104,785.79

40,034.33 1,000.00

11,622,749.25 75,091.98 117,748.58 Fraternally yours - S bratrskYva pozdravem Ben Zabcik, Financial Secretary - fidetni.

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INCOME FROM LODGES IN AUGUST, 1926 17 10 24 24 24 24 31 31 10 17 24 31 24 24 3 31 3 24 31 24 31 17 24 24 10 17 24 24 31 June, July 17 24 24 24 31 24 3 24 3

453.42 45.02 16.38 629.46 1,066.36 187.16 44.57 778.71 19.82 55.63 7.83 110.74 116.45 326.01 1,678.38 24.37 762.63 148.05, 293.01 845,71 1,198.43 179.36 1,037.64 4,369.60 154.47 628.02 331.31 5.26 409.37 1,053.791 1,741.13 128.05, 54.46 713.99 275.96 1,249.37 191.53 685.45

56 57 58 60 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 72 73 74 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 100 101 103 107 110 112

24 17 17 24 24 24 24 3 24 31 24 31 3 24 17 10 24 31 17 17 24 24 10 24 31.

24 3 17 24 17 31 24 24 24 24 24 17 24 17 24

1,070.83 9.15 297.07 17.77 507.39 49.12 59.13 793.45 120.53 1,013.53 31.26 224.43 127.08 27.66 34.56 70.47 350.52 404.46 1,264.62 94.47 22.69 1,442.08 36.96 1,294.25 281.58 894.76 383.67 1,332.85 423.63 162.76 52.65 29.52 195.08 10.74 24.33 6.58 68.13 593.94 147.03 517.57

113 114 116 117 1118 120 125 127 128 129 130 133 135 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 146 147 148 149 151 152 153 154 155 157 158 160 161 162 164 165 166 167 168

17 24 17 31 24 17 24 24 24 31 10 31 31 3 24 10 3 31 24 31 24 24 10 10 31 3 31 10 21 31 24 24 24 24 24 31 3 24 31

11,815,589.81

29.89 59.46 58.46 434.57 129.32 60.66 54.42 104.06 73.61 33.55 679.64 1,590.00 283.64 91.47 225.57 1,934.06 30.82 166.57 306.90 360.92 136.51 87.17 743.54 188.45 538.22 34.76 314.01 2,690.74 406.92 63.51 630.89 763.98 290.81 62.11 30.96 581.79 172.51 29.35 234.10 51,213.19

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Women's Nook NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS OF WACO LODGE NO. 66 We urge all our members to be presentat our next meeting ,on Sunday ai ternoon at 2:30 p.m., Sept 16, at Linden Hall.

The ladies are kindly requested to bring enough food for the supper for their family and guests.

The youth will have their 'meeting immediately after ours.

Fraternally, Dorothy Gerlich, Reporter, Lodge No. 66 ....______) 4, •( LADIES CIRCLE, LODGE NO. 92 Fort Worth, Texas

ESTNtK --- WEST, TEXAS HOUSTON LODGE POKROK NO. 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: On Labor Day weekend there wasn't much activity at Lodge 88, but there sure was plenty or activity at Lake Travis in Austin. A group of lodge 88 members spent the weekend there, fishingboatriding and swimming. Brother President Tim Kcstom sure pulled a big surprise, when he brought in those big fish, like an expert fisherman. , Brother Ed Kadlecek, Frank Tillich, Gilbert Polnik, Ed Kadlecek Jr., were the boat pilots and also Jerry Talasek of Temple. They had a line of waiting passengers, constantly.

Wednesday, September 12, 1062 roughing it out and a good sport he was.

Meal time was the best part of the event. Food was prepared, in western style, by some of the best cooks. They were Sisters Frances Olexa, Della, Louise and Frances Kadlecek, Millie Najvar, Della Talasek and Brothers Frank Olexa and Frank Najvar. Everybody had a swell tithe. We will be looking forward to another excursion like that again next year.

We were sorry to hear of the untimely death of Mr. Willie Ermis of the Velehrad community. His son, Brother Jerry Ennis is Treasurer of Lodge No. 88. I knew Mr. Ennis very well, as he was my parents' neighbor and he was a wonderful person. We wish . to extend our sympathy and may he rest in peace. tisbawc0DellaD ihui-1E132

Sister Mary Tillich and Ann Polnik stirred up the fish, and caught some nice ones, and, oh yes, Oscar Helmcamp brought in some nice fish. His wife, Tillie, was enjoying the air-conditioned Some of Lodge 88 Youth Club members comfort at home, while Oscar was appeared on a television show here in

Dear Members and Friends: The next regular meeting of the Ladies Circle will be on Thursday, Septemher 13, at 10 a.m. at the National Hall.

Our last meeting was well attended.

We missed those that could not be with us, hope to see them all at our next meeting.

Our deepest sorrow and sympathy to Mr. Bob Jones and family in the death of his wife Stella.

"Get Well" wishes to Mrs. Frances Kratky who underwent surgery and is now at home. Also to Mrs. Emma Dvorak, best of health to each of you.

Our hostesses were Mrs. Millie Bartel?...

Mrs. Frances Dalton, Mrs. Joe Johnnie and Mrs. Frances Kratky. A delicious luncheon was served. Thanks to each of ASSEMBLY AT LOW.' NO. 25 ENNIS you, we all enjoyed those good salad sandwiches with plenty of Kolaches and Here Vestnik presents part of the gathering assembled on Sunday, August 26, that Orange Jello cake just disappeared. as they appeared at the Sixty-Fifth Anniversary Celebration of Lodge No. 25 and It was very good, with plenty of iced tea and coffee. Mrs. Juanita Johnnie our own our own SPJST Order, in Ennis, Texas. The Fifty-Year Members were also honored on this occasion. won the door prize.

Viewing the program, in the foreground, are Supreme Lodge President, Brother Looking forward to seeing you Thurs- Edward L. Marek, guest speaker for the occasion, and District Three Director, day, September 13, plans for the fall Brother Robert Cervenka. activities will be planned.

On display at the celebration, but not shown in this picture, was an antique display, showing artifacts of another era; which drew a lot of interest, plus an Fraternally, old Cadillac automobile in perfect condition, displayed by one of the Lodge's teenagers; all in the motif of 65 years of progress.

Mrs. Joe Paprskar

Wednesday, September 12, 1962 Houston, Saturday afternoon. They danced Polkas, Waltzes and some Czech dances.

Friday, Sept. 14 is the monthly lodge meeting. All you members come out.

Free snack and refreshments after the meeting.

Saturday night, Sept. 22 there will be a big dance at lodge Pokrok with music

by Pavelka's orchestra. Let's all come out for a big time.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand 1 0(LODGE NO, 38 OSVETA Dear Sisters and Brothers; Well, after all, we got a little shower— maybe half an inch! Now it may get a start and won't be so hot.

I guess I'd better thank those ladies who aren't in our lodge, just their husbands; who helped us so much in the kitchen and around the tables; also for the good food. We thank you all so much.

I guess we made a good go at it — it was so hot — maybe next time we will have better wether.

We have quite a number of members on the Sick List — some have recovered: They were: Sisters Rosie Vyvijal, Sophie Vyvjala and brother Ernest Kubick and.

Charlie Vyvijala. I may have missed someone, I hope they will excuse.

Oh, I forgot to mention that we had folks from, as far away as Taylor, Needville,‘La Grange and many other towns.

From Nee,dville, we have Mrs. Frances Hurta, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tejkl and Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell. I forget their first name. Anyway, they are related to Mrs. Emilie Palla over 'here. We were all very glad to see you all come!

Now, I win. tell something on our beloved Sister Mary Stepan. It so happens that her grand-daughter's husband has 'a plane and is flying. He flew over their house today. He needs ten more hours before he can take anyone up with him, so, when you hear a plane going real low and is green colored that will be them.

— and if it lands at your house, you can be sure it is Mary, ha ha ha.

Maybe she will go to that District Meeting in Dime Box with her granddaughter's husband — wonder if they have an airport over there (Dime Box — do you? Ed.) I have never been there; I hope she doesn't pull my hair out, telling on her.

A person would enjoy going to Dime Box, but a person can't be at two places at one time. Well, I had better end and :get ready to go to work.

Members, why don't you all come to

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our Meetings more often? You could In frying fish, too, soak the fish for have such a nice time! about an hour in the buttermilk, drain Until next time, be happy. off excess and then dip in the cornmeal Your reporter, and fry in oil. The buttermilk also takes Lillie Evicic out the strong fish smell of fried sea) ( foods. Try it. Some folks won't eat seaWEST, TEXAS foods because of this fishy odor.

Dear Girls: It takes all the cooks combined to West finally got a "soaker." I don't know the official measurement, however, know everything: that is why our food our dry and thirsty gardens got a long, processors give contests occosionally ;big drink and will be ready for fall with fabulous prizes, to learn the secplanting. It gave the West gins a break rets which have been handed down in to rest, for they bad been running day families from mother to daughter for and night. It settled the dust, cleared the generations. Many "new ways" are come air perked up the grass on our lawns, by quite by accident, and they come out and made the nights cooler for sleeping. in these Bake-offs and Cook-offs. The home economists through experimenting We're all thankful for it, in the plant kitchens don't get these Today, I would like to give you a tip "tricks" from books, nor laboratory tests, on frying foods, Instead of using the egg but from the "down to earth" cooks who and milk mixture to dip the food in, and pass them on in these coinpetitive cook-• because of the high fat content of fried offs. This does not infer that the laborfoods, many of our cooks have gone to atory is a useless expense to a food using buttermilk for wetting the food to processor, no, on the contrary, for the be fryed and then in flour. Fried this "new ways" are then tested for the way it is easier to digest and less greasy. packaged food consumer for shelf life

In the above picture Vcstnik's readers see the Lodge No. 84, Dallas Choral Club in action at the Sixty-Fifth Anniversary celebration on August 26; of the Ennis Lodge No. 25. Brother Frank Hcnzen, their leader, proudly pesented his fortyvoice group of men and women through some beautiful Czech songs, dedicated to the Fifty-Year Members and to the 65th Anniversary of the Lodge. Most of the Czech costumes had red skirts, which made a lovely picture of the group. The Choral Club, is gaining popularity throughout the state. They plan to participate in the Czech Day at the State Fair of Texas again this year.

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Wednesday, September 12, 1962 COTTONWOOD LODGE NO, 6 Dear Members and Friends: We held our regular Monthly Meeting Sunday Sept. 2, with the pledge to the flag by Blake Straten, 9 years old, followed with the usual business of the Lodge. Everything approved as read and as reported.

and feasibility in combining the ingre- few drops of vaccine on a lump of sugar, dients with fresh additions to produce odorless and tasteless to protect you, your family and community agains this the desired effect. dreaded crippling polio. It is the duty of For example, why did our grannies in every American to take advantage of churning butter always insist on a nick- this God-given break through to assure el-plated spoon in washing the newly us protection. It is made available at churned golden goodness? Because for 25 cents per person and if you're broke some reason unknown to her, the spoon — it's free.

There were also some more good remade the butter firmer and it kept its Our 16th Annual Rodeo was a big suc- ports given on our last Picnic by Bro. shape better in warm weather. What did granny know of molecular action of cess. Now our riding club is "paying John Krizan. He reported the names of nickeel on the fat — this same prinhiple back" other riding clubs for their help persons who sold the most tickets on the is used today to make your chocolate and participation in making ours so prizese that were given away. They were candy, chocolate bars firm and not -run- successful. There are some mighty beau- Bro. James Pavlicek, the outstanding ny in warm weather. Isn't this fascinat- tiful 'horses to be seen among the clubs. seller — he sold 102; runner up was Bro. Until next time, stay happy, beauti- Ernest Zaherniak 69, and Bro. Fred ing? Of course, granny didn't have the Monthie 40. We are very proud of these advantages of higher schooling. In her ful and da drive carefully. fellows for working so hard. There were day her role in life was to raise a famrate rnally, also some more good sellers that did ily and only the men needed book learnThe Ed i tor's wife good and tried to help in every way ing as heads of future homes. they could. One of the gifts was donat) 0 K. Now wit hschool about to start in ed by Sister Emilie Vochoska, an elecmany places, it is the solemn duty of STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T. tric packet style wall clock. every adult citizen in America to urge Youth to be held September 23 at Elm We all want to thank these fine hardour teenagers to seek a higher education. rdott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. v;orKing folks from the bottom of our Even women today should have some All seven Districts will participate. hearts for doing so well and showing profession to which they could go to make their way in case they had to. , With so many smart people in the world, the really well paid jobs will hinge on a good education. True "Servicei" such as plumbing, electricians, painter . and paperhangers, etc., pay well. but how well in comparison to a derec from college? Then too as the years roll by, the body cannot produce the labors it did in its early twenties and thirties.

To keep abreast of new developmon in this space age ,a knowledge of sciences is necessary, only to be school. School is the young person' important and most serious busim and he or she should make every to be a , good scholar and get that skin. More liberal "loans" from ims gio able sources make higher education p sible for the youngster who has th, tivation --- even Uncle Sam will fi: an education on a most liberal cond! for future school teachers and lirysi ans under certain requisites. An edu ',tion is something Which no one can away from you. Fire or storm may t:lhe your home and possessions; litigation your other properties, but your education — it's yours forever and forever. If V'-YEAR MEMBERS . OF LODGE NO. 25, ENNIS, TEXAS you know of a young man or woman Here Vestnik proudly presents only a part of the long list of Fifty-Year Memvacillating between a job and school — bers — workers who have steered Lodge No. 25 through three Lodge Halls, all the won't you use your influence in persuading him to tough it out in school for a ups and downs of its 65 years of existence. The three brothers standing, left to better education? America needs smart right are Brothers: Faralzi, Haskovec and Tomsu. The four Sisters, bless them, are not named due to lack of this information. people.

This was on the occasion of the Sixty Fifth Anniversary of Ledge No. 25, and Our pretty town of West will participate in the Polio Vaccine Crusade our Order, this lodge being the Twenty-Fifth of the original twenty-five lodges next Sunday. It is hoped that everyone Which helped get a charter for our SPJST. This celebration was on Sunday, Auwill make an effort to take it. Only a gust 26, in Ennis, Texas.

Wednesday, September 12, 1962 us, and working with us as good Brothers and Sisters that care for our lodge, as we do and to make it the success that it is, and what it is, today.

And these compliments go to all the other ones that always give us their helping hand, too.

Next it was announced that the quarterly Barbecue Supper that should have been 'held at our last meeting, was postponed due to the conflictions of the Labor Day weekend holidays, and some; of the farmers were stripping cotton that day as the gins hefe were ginning all day. But we did serve supper as we usually do each month. And we had something different for our dish of meat.

We had the "West Specials" everyone Seemed to enjoy them very much.

Then we held a discussion about our next meeting and it was decided to have our special supper on that day. So, I am informing all the members and their families that our next meeting. will be held on Sunday, October 14 beginning one hour later at 4 p.m. Supper served at 6 p.m. and a Hawaiian Dance at night for everyone, with good music by Slim Haisler and his Play Boys from Temple.

So, lets all come who can and dress Hawaiian. A little if not all the way. As this will be our first such dance and I know you sheuld enjoy it.

The attendance at 'the !meeting was fair and we accepted five new !members to our lodge and we hope they will enjoy all our activities and meetings as we enjoy having them among us.

Let's all remember and mark the date on the. calendar, October 14 — Meeting, supper and dance.

See you there, Fraternally yours, Sister Rut'.' Krimn Youth Leader ROBSTOWN LODGE NO. 117 Dear Members and Friends: Our meeting of Sept. 2nd was opened

by President Brother Janak. The usual business was transacted, collections made, books audited, and everything came out OK. One of the things worth mentioning was the members voted to donate $25 towards the furnishing of a room for the Rest Home at Taylor.

Three new members were accepted.

They are Benjamin Chas. Pavelka, Laura 'Ann Pavelka and John Allen Zapalac.

We welcome you new members and are so very glad to have you in our Lodge.

We also want to thank our visitor, Sister Charles Holasek, she is a faithful one who visits us nearly every meeting.

VESTNIK

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The members discussed the 50th Anniversary of our Lodge, it was organized Nov. 1913. We plan to celebrate sometimes next year.

We held our meeting in the new Hall For the benefit of those who will atIt wasn't officially opened, but we held our meeting there anyway. They will tend the State Talent Contest at Linhave their Grand Opening on Sunday, den Hall on Sept. 23 who 'have not visited our Hall before, I would like to give Sept. 16. you directions for finding it without The newly-built Robstown Community any trouble, these who will come from Hall will celebrate its Grand Opening. the north part of the state, Dallas, Fort The event will be marked with a bar- Worth, Kaufman, Ennis, etc., through West, Texas on Interstate 35, turn left becue, games, and a dance. at Elm Mott Directly under the Highway The new building replaces the old underpass on Farm Road No. 308. Those Moravian Hall, a western Nueces County coming from the south from Waco, turn landmark since about 1918. It was torn right just before you get to the Elm down early this summer and rebuilt and Mott overpass and take the same farm I am sure, will be enjoyed by all. road No. 308. Linden Hall is on the right The opening event will be open to the 1/2 mile from the highway. Look for public and barbecue will be served at $1 New Chain Link Arch and gateway leada plate. The ladies are requested to bring ing up to the hall. a cake, pie or some pastry. Admission Elm Mott is 8 miles north of Waco on to the dance will be $1.50 a couple, the music will be furnished by the Pavelka the Dallas highway and Waco can be bypassed from all points east, south and Orchestra. west without going through the city We want to invite everyone from near itself. We hope to see many of you at and far to help us celebrate the open- the Contest and we bid you sincere ing of this beautiful Hall.

WELCOME to Linden Hall.

Well another harvest has past by. It Fraternally yours, is history now. The crop has been spotty, Otto Hanus, President Slovanic Linden Lodge 66 some parts of the country made as high ) t. as a bale and a half; and some didn't even .drag a sack over their land. The WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS grain harvest was about the same, some USE THIS COUPON places good and others not so good.

Supreme Lodge, S.PJ.S.T. There are 62,245 bales ginned up to date.

Box 100, Temple, Texas The rain was light and spotty in the last 12 months. In fact we haven't had I am asking you to change• my adany heavy rains since Carla but the dress of The Herald_ (Vestnik) as week.

It still wasn't rains came t' j S follows: general and heavy enough in places, but a good start.

My old address is: Hope to see all of you at the grand opening of the Robstown Community Hall on Sept. 16. It is an gala affair.

Good-by Mary Janak

To The State Talent Contest Visitors:

LODGE. NO. 133 SAN ANTONIO This is to remind you of our next meeting which will be held Sunday, Sept.

16 at 2 p.m. at the American Legion Post No. 309 Hall, 628 Dwight, South San Antonio. We will not have a meeting in October. We will have our Annual Picnic Sunday, October 21. Hope to see more members and the committee to re port on the picnic.

It will take all of us to work hard to make a good picnic even better.

At our last meeting the door prize was won by Brother William Silva.

Fraternally, Viola Mazac Treasurer and Reporter

My New address is:

I belong to Lodge No. Fraternally.

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In Memoriam

VASTNIK WEST, TEXAS her we found her a loyal and faithful member and friend; Whereas, Her family has lost a loving Mother and grandmother whose thoughts were always of them: Therefore be it Resolved, That the members of Lodge "San Antonio" No. 133 mourn her passing and extend heartfelt sympathy to her family and all friends in their 'hour of bereavement; and be it further Resolved, That a copy of this resolution be sent to her family, a capy to the Vestnik for publication and a copy be spread on the minutes of our meeting.

For Lodge San Antonio, No. 133 Agnes Dressler Agnes Graff Sophie Maly Al Steffek Ed. Valicek ) 0( FEDERAL LAW SETS 16-YEAR ACE MINIMUM IN AGRICULTURE JOBS

RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned members of the resolution committee, in behalf of all our membersship express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our sister FRANCES PARENICA GARBS who passed away at Dayton Hospital on August 26, 1962 at the age of 71. She was a faithful member of Lodge 91 for over Farmers who hire extra help to harfifty years. vest the fall crop should keep in mind Funeral services were held August 28 the provisions of the Fair Labor Stanin the Crosby Brethren Church with the dards Act which sets a 16-year age minRev. Albert Michalik, pastor, and Rev. imum, for the employment of children Dan Bynum of Crosby Methodist Church in agriculture. officiating. Interment was in Memory The U. S. Department of Labor's Wage Garden of Baytown. and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions Survivors are her husband, Ernest H. stressed the importance of children reGarbs, one daughter, Mrs. Pete Kris- turning to the classroom this fall. tinek; two sons, Ernest J. and Harry; "The need for education is greater one brother, John Parenica; one sister, than ever," he said, "and the future sucMrs. Janie Baron, and five grandchil- cess of youngesters depends largely on dren. the amount of schooling they have."

We join this family in their time of He reminded farmers that children of Sorrow and may she rest in peace. any age may legally work on farms beResolution Committee fore and after school hours or on weekArthur Lostak ends and holidays. However, he cautionAlvin Franta ed them that the place for children is in Lad Doskocil the classroom when school is in session )O( in the school district where the child RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY is currently living. The law applies to the Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God, Children of migratory workers as well our Divine Father, to remove from our as to local children. midst our beloved sister The best protection that a farmer can MARIE PETERS, on August 14, 1962, in Los Angeles, Cal- have against inadvertent violation of ifornia, at the age of 67 years, 11 mon- the law is to have the young person he ths and 8 days, survived by her sister, hires apply for an age certificate showMarta Rada, in Brno, Czechoslovakia, ing he is at least 16. In Texas, these cerher children Allene Lundgren, Glendale, tificates are available as a public servCalifornia, Albin and Charles, of Los ice from the Texas Employment ComAngeles, Calif., Theodore, of Downey, mission. )0(— Calif., Elmer, of Inglewood, Calif.; grandchildren and many friends; and Photographs mailed to the editor

Wednesday, September 12, 1962

LODGE NO. 66 TACO Dear Readers, It has been a long time since I have written a 'letter to the Vestnik. This summer has been a very busy summer.

We have been going to ball games, and were busy in July with the Princess Ball.

On August 23 we -had a swim party at the West swimming pool, It was a lot of fun for everyone.

Youth activities for the rest of the year were announced at our Youth Club meeting. Sept. 23 will be State Talent Contest Day; Oct. 28 will be District III meeting and Dec. 22 will be the day we will hold our Christmas Party. All Youth Club members Should remember all of these dates because they are very importane.

On Sept. (i I started to Lake Air Jr. High School. It is, a new school for me and I am excited about attending. I have to close now and go finish my weekly chores of yard cleaning. I hope to see some of you at our activities.

Fraternally yours, Christopher Otto Spence ) 0(

LODGE NO '73 SEYM UR, TEXAS Dear Friends, I guess I had better write because school is about to start and I may not have time. We went to San Angelo where we had a nice time. A girl and I each won a trophy. The girl played an organ and I played an accordion. We went to Anadarko, Okla., where we saw the Indian Pageant. We also saw the Southern Plains Indians Museum and Craft Center. We saw the Indian City which is a typical Indian village which has been recreated to look as it did in the days when the Arapaho, Caddo, Cheyenne, Comanche, Deleware, Kiowa, Whereas, Sister Marie Peters was a WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender Kiowa-Appache, and Wichita roamed Charter member of OUT Lodge, and unless return postage is enclosed. There the plains of Texas, Oklahoma and through the years of association with is no exception to this rule.

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Seymour will be a busy place as the last Sunday (Sept, 2) at the SPJST Hall ,farmers are ready to pull cotton and sow in Elm Mott. My grandmother being a Wheat. I want to leave room for others Navara before she married, made us and our parents part of this very nice reso bye, union held every year.

Your friend, The SPJST State Talent Contest is Edward Marek drawing nearer every clay. The meni)O( 'bens of our Lodge No. 66 are working to LODGE NO. 6fi WACO make this day a big day for all Who Dear Readers, September the 23rd is drawing near conic to see us. so don't forget to visit our beautiful Our regular meeting will be held Lodge on this date. Linden Hall has been September 16th, at 2 o'clock. All visitors making plans to have a wonderful pro- are welcome. I hope to see you there.

Fraternally yours, gram for all.

Queen Jean Spence Also, September 16 Lod ge 66 will hold Waco, Texas its monthly meeting. All members are )0( — asked to be present for the last minLODGE NO. 73 SEYMOUR 'Ate plans for the "State Talent ConDear Friends, test" September 23.

Sept. the Gth all of the children of Tomorrow we will go back to school. I Waco will start back to school. I can will be riding the school bus this year hardly wait for I will be a junior this for the first time, so hope it will be fun year and only one more year after this. I will be in the third grade. I had lots of Well news is short and I have to fin- fun this summer on our vacation. We ish getting ready for school. Don't for- went to Oklahoma to see the Indians get September 23 -- State Talent Con- dance. On our way there we saw a co y test— and September 16 SPJST Lodge GG ered wagon pulled by donkeys. One of the donkeys had a dog on its back and monthly meeting. , tThe other one 'had a chicken on its back.

Your friend, We had lots of fun at our Youth meetZephyr Spence ing Sunday. We made some birds.

Reporter Your friend, )0( Mary Jane Mares: LODGE NO,, 73 SEYMOUR ) 0( — De ar Vestnik Readers: YOUTH OF LODC,E NO. 66 WACO We 'held our regular Monthly meetD Septemb€,T 2nd.

The meeting was ear Readers, in g on Al Lodge No. 66 many things have called to order by the president. Janet been planned for the remainder of this called the roll in the absence of the secretary and eight members answered year. I am proud I will be able to help ro call. We had two new members at these a ctivities.

CT roll to join our Youth Club. Tl.ley are Cindy First, we hove the State Talent COIAanci John Laushman. We also had two test, which all of our Youth Club will visitors, Mike Petrels. and Kerri Stam- help in Nveleoming our friends from all . ford of Archer City, over the State of Texas. Some of the unday, Sept. 9 we had an ice cream y outh Club members will also help party at the park. Sunday at our meet- serve your lunch to you and we will ing we made birds for craft work. Next be there to help in anyway we can. To month at our meeting we will make pie- us it is a great honor to be your host. I ture frames from craft stickers. Sey- will be looking forward to meeting new moor enjoyed a nice rain over the week- friends as well as meeting .old friends. end. This is about all so bye.

So and.. District III will hold its meet' Your Reporter, ing at Lod ge No, 66 at Linden Hall on 'Edward Ma rek Oct. 28. ) 0( Our Youth Club will have a booth at LODGE NO. 66 WACO the State Talent Contest with funds goDeer Readers, ing to the Youth Camp. Those who are It is back to school tomorrow (Sept. 6) interested in buying gifts for Christmas and fer, Waco boys and girls. I am sure keep in mind our booth and visit us on most of my readers will start to school that day. Remember the date is Sept. this week, or next week.

23. will attend Richfield High School My news is short for now since we only this year with my sister, who will be a junior at Richfield High. I will enjoy have a few days before school starts attending the 10th grade at Richfield. I have a lot to ,clo I hope everyone reThe Navara Family Reunion was held members the _ important dates I have

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Fraternally yours, Queen of Lodge No. 66 Jean Spence )O( Y,T;UTII OF LODGE NO. 66 WACO Dear Readers, On August 19, Lodge 66, held its monly meeting called to order by President Otto Harms.

'The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Frances Miller, Beverly Gaidusek, and Jean Spence. Christopher Spence led everyone in the Lodge Pledge.

We had as our guest, Brother Robert Cervenka, from Lodge No. 54. Brother.

Cervenka said a few words of thanks to the Youth Leaders of District III. Thank you Brother Cervenka for honoring our lodge with your presence at our August meeting.

The Youth Club meeting was held after the Adult meeting, with Cindy Moore and Barbara Gaidusek leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance.

At our meeting we set the date for a swim party that was held Thursday, August 23 at the West swimming pool.

Everyone who came had a very good time. Other dates for Youth activities were also set at this meeting. The SPJST Youth Club of Lodge No. 66 will go to "Six Flags Over Texas" again this year. The date will be October 7. Our Christmas Party will be on December 22 and a dance sponsored by the Youth Club will be held on December 15 at Linden Hall.

State Talent Contest to be held at Linden Hall on September 23 and the Youth Club is to have a booth on this day for people who like to shop early for Christmas. Make plans to visit our booth v'1 en you attend the State Talent Contest.

School will start on September 6 here in Waco, and I have a lot to .do in order to be ready, so I must close.

Fraternally yoUrs, Zephyr Spence Reporter ) 0t CONGRATULATIONS Miss Marie Bezdek and William .A. Grazer were married in St. Mary's Catholic Church at Waco last week. The bride is the granddaughter of the late John Bezdek of West and the Groom is a grandson of the late Mr. and Anten Havranek of Waco and is a member of our Lodge No. 66 in Waco.

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"Friends" In The Texa 7 T e w s Dear Friends, If you have any local news, clippings from your local paper that you would Like to have published in this column in your next week's Vestnik, please mail them early while they are NEWS. We appreciate interesting reports oi other family tidings, In our brotherhood, births, weddings, anniversaries and ioainly activities of your lodges or members that interest all of our readers.

Reports of "visitings" cannot be published for lack of space and news value Thank you very much far your ?ander standing and cooperation.

Wedding vows were exchanged at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Church of the Visitation in Westphalia by Miss Shirley Ann Spriggs of Rt. 2, Rogers and Theodore Paul Zrubek of Houston.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Dunnam of Rt. 2, Rogers and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Zrubek of Rt. 2, Granger.

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Miss Sandra Waligura became the bride of Elmer R. Ermis, Saturday, August 4, 1962 in St. Philip's Catholic Church of El Campo.

Miss Waligura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Waligura. She is a graduate of El Campo High School and was formerly employed by Bueltel Pontiac-Cadilac Inc. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anton Ermis. He graduated from Louise High School and is employed by the Southern Pacific Railroad.

• • Miss Elizabeth Pearl Giles of Baytown became the bride of Eugene Harry Kotrla of Temple in a doublering ceremony at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Seaton Brethren Church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Giles of Baytown and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kotrla of Temple. e e Miss Gertrude Ann Miksch, who was critically injured when the 1955 Volkswagon she was driving overturned south of Schulenburg on Highway 77, Sunday, Aug. 19, died in Santa Rosa Hospital in San Antonio, Tuesday, Aug. 28.

She suffered a fractured skull after being thrown 39 feet from the car

and never regained consciousness. She was to have married Gene Vogt on Aug. 25th.

• • Miss Joan Marie Polasek of Rosenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Polasek of La Grange, became the bride of Robert Gene Stavinoha, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stavinoha of Wharton in a double ring ceremony performed Saturday morning at nine-thirty in Sts. Peter and Paul Caholic Church at Plum.

Wednesday, September 12, 1962 E. F. Machann and Mrs. Joe Bouska of San Angelo, Mrs. Emil Chasak of Van Court, and Mrs. J. S. McComb uf Mertzon; six sons, Joe E. Kotrla, Albert Kotrla, and Edwin Kotrla, all cri Taylor, Oscar Kotrla of Eola, Frank Ieotrla of Rowena, and August Karla of San Antonio; 20 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

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Miss Gertrude Ann Miksch, 22, of Schulenburg, passed away at Santa Rosa • hospital in San Antonio Tuesday mornMr. Frank Joe Jurena, 77, died in the ing as the result of injuries sustained Twin Pines Nursing Home in Victoria when her car' overturned near her home 'Tuesday, August 23 at 8:40 a.m. He had on Aug. 19.

• been in failing; health for some time.

Mr. Jurena was born in Lavaca Miss Barbara Fojtasek of Temple will County on May 29th, 1885,, On October 23, 1905 he was united in marriage to left recently for Wichita Falls where Miss Frances Smolik of Koerth. They She will teach health and physical edumade their home in the Koerth com- cation in Hirschi High School. Miss Fojmunity where they engaged in farm- tasek taught in Pampa last year. ing until 1950, when they moved to Hallettsville in retirement.

The ninth Vitek reunion was held Sunday at Seaton Star Hall with apMr. and Mrs. Frank Kokes Jr. are an- proximately 200 descendants, relatives nouncing the engagement and forth- and friends attending. coming marriage of their daughter, After registration, a noon meal of barLaVerne, to Raymond Kubacak, son of becue beef was served. Mrs. Jerry Vitek Mr. and Mrs. Antone Kubacak of Rt. 1, of Belton gave the invcation.

Jarrell.

A brief business meeting wa , held to Miss Kokes is a graduate of Taylor elect new officers and select site and High School and is emplayed in Austin. of Belton gave the invocation.

Mr. Kubacak attended Jarrell schools and is employed by Wilson Plastics in Airman Third. Class Willie Rainosek Temple. of Weimar is being re-assigned to LackFuneral services for Mrs. Mary Tome- land AFB following his graduation from School. cek of Robstown, were held at the Robs- the United States•Air Force • town Catholic Church last Wednesday and burial was in a Corpus Christi Louis Sobotik, 66, of Hallettsville, fathcemetery beside her late husband. er of Dr. Ben B. Sobotik of Taylor, died in Hallettsville. Funeral services were held in St. Mary's Catholic Church Recovers from Severe Burns Mrs. Emil Holub Sr. was able to re- in Hallettsville last Sunday with burial turn home from Nightingale Hospital, there.

Friday. She had been there since the previous Friday receiving treatment for Joe A. Zurovec passed away on August bUrns sustained in a home accident on 24, at the local hospital after a that date. Mrs. Holub was severely burned about the neck and right arm when long illness. He was horn on March 17, she attempted to lift a deep fry pan of 1891 in Fayette County and made his home in El Campo. grease from the kitchen range. The He is survived by his wife, Anna; two grease had become overheated and broke daughters, Mrs. Edith Jansky, El Campo, into flames, and in an effort to, carry Mrs. Margaret Wagner, Schulenburg; the vessel from her kitchen a draft blew two sons, Felix of Austin and Henry of the flames about Mrs. Holub's throat.

She also received lesser burns on the left San Antonio and 20 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; four sisters, hand.

Mrs. Julia Zouzalik, Flatonia, Mrs. Annie Mikulik, Flatonia, Mrs. Mary MachaJoe Kotrla Sr., 85 of Taylor, died cek, Cistern and Mrs. Frances Orsak, of shortly of ter noon last Monday in a Houston and three brothers, Charles of San Antonio, Frank of Needville and Taylor hospital.

He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Louis of Rosenberg.

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Wednesday, September 12, 1962 Rosebud — Marvin Doskocil, 21, of Westphalia died in a Rosebud :hospital about 7:30 a.m. Monday from injuries received Aug. 22 in a freak gin accident.

The youth's leg was mangled when his foot slip ped into a burr conveyor belt.

Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doskocil Sr., of Westphaha; four brothers, LeRoy, Calvin, Larry Edward and Raymond Doskocil Jr., all of Westphalia; four sisters, Mary Ann, Jannette, Delores and Josephine Doskocil, all of Westphalia; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Joe Doskocil of Cyclone; and :maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bartek of Cyclone.

• • Mr. and Mrs. George 1Vlachae, of Hubbard, Texas, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Margie Marie, to Leo George Patak, son of Mr. Adolph Patak of Ennis, Texas.

Miss Machac is employed at the First National Bank in Pallas, while Mr. Patak is employed at Plastic Manufacturing Co. of Dallas.

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Joe J. Sebek, 78, died in a Temple hospital friday after an extended illness.

He was born in Czechoslovakia and had lived in Bell County for 23 years in the Rogers community.

Annette Roznovsky of Penelope. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Roznovsky of Penelope, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cepak of Waco.

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He had previously live,d in Falls County near Rosebud. He was a membe• of the SPJST Lodge 78 at Rosebud.

Mr. Sebik is survived by his wife; six sons, Frank Sebek of Temple, Jerry Sebek of Holland, Joe Sebek of Rogers, Daniel Sebek of Temple, Ed Sebek of Fort Polk, La., and Bill Sebik of Duncanville; four daughters, Mrs. Dan Le.degar of Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Deswood Tome of Dallas, Mrs. James Barr of Austin and Mrs. Joe.T. Surovik of Holland; 25 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A son and a daughter preceded him in death.

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Sc'hulenburg -- Funeral services were held at 9:30 A. M. last Wednesday for Louis J. Haba, 52, railroad employee killed last Monday night in a traffic accident.

Haba is survived by his wife, of Schulenburg, four sons, Lawrence Haba and Cameron — Miss Catherine Marie Louis Haba Jr., both of Schulenburg, and Mikula and James Rodney 1, ontame Elroy Haba and Franklin Haba, both of were married at 10• a.m. Monday at St. Houston, and six daughters, Mrs. Eddie.

Monica's Catholic Church in Cameron. Kubacka, Mrs. Rubin Haas, Janette, HaThe double-ring ceremony was read by W. Dorothy Haba and Georgie Haba, all the Rev. Arthur Michalka of Burling- Of Schulenberg, and Mrs. Herbert Blaton, cousin of the bride. schke of Houston.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and —)O( Mrs. Pete Mikula of Cameron. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Fontain of Jones Prairie. ♦ • Miss Dianne Nemecek became , the bride of Phillip Wayne Conner, Aug. 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in McAllen.

The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Juricek of DalAlfred Nemecek and the bridegroom is las proudly announce the arrival of their the son of Mr. and 11/frs. P. L. Conner, all first child, a boy, Daniel Ray, born of McAllen.

Thursday, August 30, 1962 at the Baylor Hospital. He weighed 10 lbs., 11/2 ozs.

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Kocian of Mother is the former Margaret Sebik.

Wharton announce the engagement and Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Frank approaching marriage of their daughter, Sebik of Abbott, and Mr. and Mrs. John Gladys Ann, to Mr. William AlOis Ma- A. Juricek of Dallas.

• chicek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Machicek, Sr., of Hallettsville. The wedClayton Jerry Cabla, 8 lb., 8 oz. son ding, is planned for October 27 with born Aug. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry a 9 o'clock Nuptal Mass at St. John The Henry Cabala. Jr., Rt. 3, Temple. The Baptist Catholic Church in Hunger- baby was born at King,s Daughters HosWord. pital.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bucanek and daughters, Debbie and Clierly, were in Westphalia Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Shirley Spriggs to Theodore, Zrubek.

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cepak of Grand Prairie are the parents of a 7-1b., 3-oz. baby boy, born in Methodist Hospital in Dallas on August 31. He was named Thomas Allen. The mother is the former

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baralek of Waco are the proud parents of an 8 lb., 15 oz., baby boy born Saturday in Hillcrest Hospital.

He has been named Donald Edward.

Mother is the former Alyne Webb.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Collie Webb of Waco and Mr. and Mrs. Beralek of Axtell.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kubala of West are the proud parents of a 7 lb., 9 oz., baby girl born Saturday in Hillcrest Hospital. Mother is the former Josephine Bezdek.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Adolph R. Novosad proudly announce the arrival of their second child, a baby boy, born in the RengerMemorial Hospital Inc. in Hallettsville on Monday, Aug. 27 at 6 p.m.

The little lad weighed six pounds and 12 ounces.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Lidiak became the happy parents of their first child last Wednesday night when a baby girl, weighing 10 pounds six ounces was born to them at Fayette Memorial Hospital. She has been named Sharon Kay. The mother is the former Doris Synnott, dau g hter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Synnott.

The other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lidiak. ') 0 ( The teacher was trying her best to build up 'a little more self-confidence in one of her pupils, a very shy forthgrader. "Now think hard," she pleaded.

"Is there anything at all that you can do better than anybody else?"

T-ae boy thought for a moment then said, "Yes there is, I can read my own writing."

Insurance salesman: "Do you drive?"

Prospect: "No." "Do you fly?" „No.,, "Sorry, sir, our company no longer insures pedestrians."

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KATHY VRLA In, the above picture Vestnik presents lovely Kathy Vrla, fourth generation of Vrla's who helped charter the Ennis Lodge No. 25, in Ennis, Texas.

Kathy, however, belongs to Lodge No. 130 in Dallas, but it was a real pleasure to play for her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vrla on the Sixty-Fifth Anniversary of Lodge No. 25 in Ennis, Texas, Sunday, August 26. She has been active in programs in our SPJST since she Was a toddler. Her father, brother Arnold Vrla is District Three Organizer, oiginally from Ennis. He was also one of the Charter Members of the Sbor Mladeze, a juvenile department in our SPJST Order when it was first organized.

Both Kathy and her brother Danny, speak Czech, presenting many Czech numbers on the various programs on Which they appear.

The Czech Costume in which Kathy is pictured is a priceless original "Kroj" from Czechoslovakia, seventy-five years old, perfectly preserved and exquisitely embroidered. It is beautiful beyond description and Kathy is very proud of owning it. )0 Parents spend the first part of a child's life urging him to walk and talk, and the rest of his childhood getting him to sit down and keep quiet.

• An old-timer is a person who remembers when "on time" meant punctuality, not payments.

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while driving home in city traffic, and ,OCAI while smoking cigarettes.

"Since a number of cancer producing agents, irritants, and toxic agents are present in bah. tobacco smoke an.d gene LODGE NO. 17 CA - $WELL, TEXAS eral air pollution as well as certain inThe New Tabor Loco;e No. 17 has post- dustrial dusts, vapors, and gases, these poned its regular meeting to be held on three sources of exposure should be conthe second Sunday, September 0, 1962, sidered together," he writes. o the third Sunday, September 16, 1062, e meeting has been postponed in order - An American Cancer Society study, that all of the members of Lodge No. 17 begun in 1959, enrolled 1,079,000 men and may attend the District No. 1 meeting to women over the age of 30. More than be held in Dime Box, Texas on Septem- 44,000 of he subjects are in Texas and 15,700 are in Houston. The subjects filled ber 9th. out a detailed questionnaire on family Melvin H. Skrabanek, history, history of disease:, physical Secretary complaints, diet, smoking other ) habits, occupation, occupational exposNOTICE, MEMBERS OF LODGE 51 ures, and place of residence.

Ellinger, Texas A preliminary analysis of death rates Dear brothers and sisters: by smoking habits revealed the followThis is a reminder that our regular ing: quarterly meeting will me held at the Cigarette smokers were fa11nd to have Ellinger C of G building on Sunday, by far the highest ,death ra tes, the toSeptember 16th, begliming at 1 p.m.

Also important for you to remember tal death rate increases considerably is the fact that the ladies are requested with amount of cigarette smoking, death to bring scene sandwiches, kolaches, rates increased considerably with decakes or whatever you wish. The lodge gree of inhalation, the lung cancer death rate of men with a history of regular will provide the refreshments. cigarette smoking is rolteb17„ , ten times Fraternally yours, as high as that of men win nover smokD. A. Juren, ed, and the total death la he from. all Secretary causes and the death rate from both ) 0 lung cancer and coronary :ivory disease LODGE POKROK SWEET HOME NO. 63 is lower in former cigareti e smokers Dear Members: than in men who continue to smoke I am informing you that due to the cigarettes regularly.

Sweet Home Catholic Church picnic our Dr. Hammond doubts, however, that lodge meeting is postponed to the fourth exposure to tobacco smoke is directly inSunday, Sept. , 23. volved in the cause of ever y disease for There after our meetings will be held which ch the death rate is 1 - -her in eig the third Sunday of eaeh month as us-- arette smokers than in riOn;anokers. ual at 2 p.m.

Much less is known concerning the Fraternally, possible dangers of air contamination Felix juriea other than from heavy occupational ex10 pcsures and tobacco smoke. Studies in AIR. POLLUTION LINKED TO England, Whales, New Zeat:And, South HEART, CANCER, LUNG 'DISEASES Africa, and Denmark suggest that genA leading cancer researcher has level- eral air Pollution and occupational exed his investigative guns en air pollution posures may be responsible for many as a potential - "accessory to the fact." cases of lung cancer in central industrial Dr. F. Cuyler Hammond of New York areas in countries other than the United City, director (* statistical research States. for the American Cancer Society, reports Certain types of air pollution, Aaron studies in air pollution, smoking, and ticularly from auto exhausts, have inhealth in the August issue of the "Texas creased in the past several decades and State Journal of Medicine." He holds a will continue to increase. Dr. Hammond doctor of science de g ree_ from Johns recommends extensive research into the problem to determine the possible serHopkins University.

According to Dr. Hammond, an in- ious effects on health if flell exposure divi.dual may be exposed to the same air is continued.

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Sports Antelope Season Sept. 29 . Oct. 7 Austin — The 1962 Trans-Pecos antelope season promises-to be another successful year for sportsmen.

Following long needed rainfall in July, vegetative conditions improved greatly over the entire area. Antelope herds ranging the broad flats and rolling hills west of the Pecos River are doing well and should be in excellent condition for the Sept. 29 - Oct. 7 hunting season according to area biologists.

Landowners in the Trans-Pecos have been issued 1;548 buck and 447 doe permits. Landowners in the Texas Panhandle will bey issued 375 buck permits by the Game and Fish Commission.

These permits may be distributed among sportsmen at the landowner's discretion.

Sportsmen interested in bagging a Trans-Pecos trophy should contact either ranchmen in Pecos, Brewster, Presidio, Jeff Davis, Culberson or Hudspeth Counties or Chamber of Commerce officials near the antelope hunting area who will aid sportsmen in making hunting arrangements.

Few bunters rho make a trip to the Trans-Pecos leave empty-handed because past records indicate that hunt'ing success is consistently above 90 per cent.

If past records are an indication, this season's hunt should be bigger than ever, especialiy with the two extra days of hunting allowed this season. The extended season also provides for two weekends of hunting.

An aerial census taken during late spring and early summer is the primary Method used to determine antelope populations.

During 1962, counts of Trans-Pecos antelope herds included 2,896 bucks, 4,543 does and 1,598 fawns totaling 9,037 head. The 1961 survey showed a population of 3,302 bucks, 5,038 does and 3,677 fawns totalling 12,017.

The sharpest contrast between counts in 1961 and 1962 is in the fawn crop.

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government whenever the amount due equals $100, Bates explains. In othei words, when a farm, employer has paid out $1,600 in eligible wages, he should deposit the Social Security tax due on that amount in any commercial bank qualified as a depository for federal taxes. The money is sent by the bank to the Federal Reserve bank in Dallas and Antelope hunting may be an experi- a receipt showing amount paid is reence long remembered by the hunter turned to the employer. who baggs a fleet-footed proghorn for a trophy. There is an added challenge for Farm employers then attach these rea hunter who stalks the wary proghorn ceipts to their 1962 income tax return as on foot and succeeds in making a one- evidence of payment of part of this shot kill. Although some hunters prefer 'year's tax obligation. a running shot, an antelope 250 yards Bates urges farmers and ranchmen to out and traveling 40 miles per hour is a pay their taxes or hired labor when it is very elusive target. Several of today's due, and avoid the risk of paying a penflat shooting rifles are suited for this alty. Good business records can be very type of hunting. The old reliable 30-06 helpful in keeping up with wages pail. and 270 Winchester; more recent 243 and taxes due, he concludes.

Winchester, 244 Remington, 264 Win--)O( chester and 7mm Remington magnum The modern woman's place is in the are a few that are well adapted for antelope hunting. Since shots are usually home — trying to cut her slogan down beyond 200 yards, a scope sight is pre- to 25 words or less.

• • ferred by most hunters.

There is really not too much difference Antelope hunters have the advantage between "gimme" and "lemme." of being able to locate their quarry from )0( a vehicle, size up the situation, and then Photographs mailed to the editor attempt to make their kill. Other hunters prefer to take a stand on a rise and WILL NOT BEI RETURNED to the sender scan the surrounding country with bi- unless return postage is enclosed. There noculars. When antelope are spotted, the is no exception to this rule.

10L hunter can stalk from' behind screening brush up low draws to within shooting range.

Antelope, adequately facilities and a prospect for ideal weather await the hunter's arrival.

DISTRICT I • • Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka College Station — Farm and ranch Rt. 4, Box 504 operators who hire agricultural workBryan, Texas ers must deposit Social Security tax DISTRICT II funds, when such tax amounts to $100 Mrs, Clara Hejl reminds C. H. Bates, extension farm Route 4 management specialist.

Temple, Texas DISTRICT HI The employer-employee tax rate in Mrs. Wilma Nesuda 1962 is 6 1/4 per cent, an increase over the Telico Road 6 per cent levy of last year. Half of this Ennis, Texas amount, or 3 1/8 per cent can be deductDISTRICT IV ed from the wages paid to farm em, Mrs. Ed. Heisler ployees.

Rt. 1 Seymour, Texas Either of two tests apply, as previousDISTRICT V ly, to determine those wages subject to Mrs. Maxine Selcik the tax. The first test is $150 in wages 2301 Airline Drive paid to an individual in a calendar year.

Hougton 9, Texas The second test is having hired the DISTRICT VI same employee 20 days on a time basis, Mrs. Frank Brdecka regardless of the amount of wages paid.

Rt. 1, Box 150 So, when either of these situations apply, Rosenberg, Texas the tax is applicable and must be reportDISTRICT VII ed for the workers involved.

Mrs. Marcella Kleprlik Federal regulations require that tax 202 Schmaltzer Lane on agricultural labor be paid to the

Fawn production in 1961 was '73 per cent and this year's fawn production dropped to 35.2 per cent. The relatively low fawn crop, as compared to 1961, is attributed to an extremely cold winter and a prolonged dry spell extending from early winter in 1961 through June of this year.

District Youth Leaders' Addresses

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S.P.J.S.T. Calendar Buckholts Lodge No. 15

Sil Krenek's orchestra of Wallis.

Saturday, Sept. 15 — Dance, Slim Haisler of Temple Saturday, Sept. 29 — Dance, Lee Ilse's Orchestra of Granger • Dance Dares of Elk Lodge No. 35 Saturday Night, Sept. 15 — Henry Du. lock and His Band of West Saturday Night, Sept. 22 — Rural Ramblers of Martin Saturday Night, Sept 29 — Fiddle Swingsters of Waco', Bryan Lodge No., 39 Saturday, Sept. 15 — Jesse Lee Playboys Saturday, Sept. 22 — Vrazil's Polka Band Saturday, Sept. 29 — Happy Country Boys

VESTN1K — WEST, TEXAS Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, Sept. 15 — ,Dance, Music by the Music Masters from Ennis, Texas Sunday, Sept. 16 — Regular Monthly Meeting, and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 6 — Dance, "Vinobrani" Music by Eric Honza Orchestra Saturday, Oct. 20 — Barn Dance, Music by — Edd Faraizl Orchestra Sunday, Oct. 21 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Nov. 3 — Dance, The Polka Peppermints Orchestra Saturday, Nov. 17 — Dance, Music by Eddie Skeets' Orchestra from Worthington, Minn.

Sunday, Nov. 18 — Regular Monthly Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, December 1 — Dance, Rudy Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, Texas Dances begin at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. and our Lod g e Hall is fully Air-Conditioned.

The Entertainment Committee Lodge HiIlje No. 40 of Lod g e No. 84 Saturday, Sept. lb -- The Jokers Saurday, Sept. 22 — The Sensations Saturday, Sept. 29 — The Fortunes Sokol Zizka or S.P.J.S.T. Lodge 130 Saturday, Oct. 6 — Gregurek's Wedding Sept. 22 — Dance, Eric Honza Orch.

Dance Sept. 29 — Dance, sponsored by SPJST Saturady, Oct, 13 — The Traits No. 130 Youth Club, SPJST Lodge Saturday, Oct. 20 — Free Wedding Queen Coronation Bail Ceremonies Dance at 9:30 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 10 — Sensations Orch.

Thursday, Nov. 22—Thanksgiving Dance Oct. 13 — Special Dance, Jim Allen Orch. music by the Traits.

— one of Dallas' outstanding pop4.

• ular dance bands Oct. 27 -- Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra Coming Events at Linden Hall Nov. 10 — Dance, sponsored, by SPJST Lodge No. 66 q aturday, Sept. 15 -- Bob Haisler's Me No. 130 Nov. 24 — Dance, Erie Honza Orchestra lodians ) 0'.

There are 19 cities in the United Lodge No. 80, Holland Sunday, October 7 — Annual Fall Picnic States named Independence. )0 Joe Patek playing in the afternoon and at nite.

Sunday, November 11 -- Dance, Vrazel's MAST, KTERA Polka Band JE VYRABENA Sunday, Nov. 25 — Dance, Joe Patek playing.

PRO otEL Everybody invited and welcome.

Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott Saturday, Sept. 15 — Bob Haisler's Melodians, of Oenaville.

Saturday, Sept. 22 — The Hi-Toppers Orchestra of New Braunfels, Texas Saturday, Sept. 29 — Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron Saturday, Oct. 6th — West Melodians of West Saturday, Oct. 13th — Lee use Orchestra of LaGrange, Texas Saturday, Oct. 20 — Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple Saturday, Oct. 2.7 — The Happy Country Boys of Houston.

Pfisady, obsa2ene v NON AT, jsou easem vyzkoukne pro vYsledky. Vice nee 60-lete dtkazy uspokojeni, jak naznaeeno pm filevu rilznYch bolesti, stoji za vaAi koupi trubice teto proslule mast.

Kdy'Z potteba nadejde vyplati se miti po ruce trubici NONAT y e va.§1 lekarnioce. tsporna velikost $1.15, pravidelna velikost 65c.

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Mai oznamovatel HELP WANTED: Czech or German settled 'housekeeper, cooking, housework, no laundry. Three children in family. $59 week, live in, off every Tuesday and every other Sunday. Contact Mrs. Frank J. Phillips III, 4319 Margate Dr., Dallas 20, Texas. (ltc) • HELP WANTED: Living in; take care of an invalid lady. Mrs. Frank V. Vaflanik, (dzc) Route 3, El Campo, Texas.

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Ve sti'edu, dne 12. zafi 19(32 HAY FEVER From the American Medical Association , Hay fever, producer of several million watery eyes, runny noses and sneezes each season, is produced by substances called allergens. One of the most frequently involved allergens in hay fever is ragweed pollen.

From mid-August to first frost is the worst season of the year for hay fever sufferers.

When the hay fever allergen enters the bcdy it speeds up production of antibodies. These chemical policemen rush to battle the allergen and the action releases powerful chemicals. One of these is hestamine. The favorite temporary remedy is an antihistamine, to combat the effect of histamine in the body.

A tolerance to pollens can be built up by injecting a dilute colution of them under the skin, says "Today's Health," the magazine of the American Medical Association. The common method is to begin three months ahead of the season and inject increasingly large doses at

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five day intervals. These shots must be The Rio Grande is the longest river given only by experts. Improperly used in the U.S. — after the Mississippi-Mist haY could cause more trouble than the souri. hay fever itself.

Hay fever is a wide open field for medical quack, and the sufferer will hear of a wide variety of "cures." Most of them are useless. most common POIMEBfit DOMOV 'preventatives for hay fever are: Get specific anti-hay fever shots V hodine zermutku najdete u 'well ahead of the season. nas nejlepAi pohkebni obsluhu a — Keep away from areas where ragceny levne. weed pollen loads the air. .

Te2 prodavame pohfebni po— Air conditioning, both at home and ji2teni — in the office, combined with good air od 1 m6slce do 80 rok0 staff. filters, will often help.

Ambulance ye dne v noci — Antihistamine drugs lessen congesMAREK BURNS tion and relieve itching.

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Koupim od Vas Indian Head americke centy (pennies) raiene v letech od! 1859 do 1909 Koupim jich jakVkoliv poeet od 1 do 10,000, za 15 centii jeden.

Zaglu Vam 15 centii za kaidSr cent s Indianskott hlavou, ItterY je nepo g kozenv nalezaiici se v dobrem stavu. Mince eistene, vyle g tene nebo s dirkami neposilejte. — poglete mi vase mince dnes a obratem po gty Vam za ne poglu pesnize. Nemusite psat dopis, jen po glete mince. — Dekuji Vim fg em, kteii Jste mi poslali tak pekne mince pro moji kolekci v Globe me posledni oznalnky ve Vestniku a v Hospodari.

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&trans 30 FREE SUMMARY OF 1), S. DISARMAMENT PLAN Peace in a disarmed world is the fervent hope of people everywhere. As private citizens, how can we Americans help achieve this goal? First, by making ourselves familiar with the United States plan for total disarmament, now being studied by the seventeen nation con-

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The American Council for Nationalities Service . will be glad to send you one or more free summaries of the U. S), disarmament plait to study and pass on to your family and friends at home and overseas. For copies write to ACNS, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, N.Y. The would-be artist put a final dab in his picture and stood back to consider Lnc effect.

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"Because there's no place like it." )o t There is no record of anybody ever being drowned in perspiration. )0( Blessed are the bard-of-hearing, for Hicy miss much small talk.

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Ve stPedtt, dne 12. zral 1902 CARE OF THE EYES Slightly more than half of all people In the United States have something wrong with their eyes.

Some 40 per cent of all Americans wear glasses. Eight million sets of contact lenses have been sold. Almost a million are blind.

Contributing to this situation is the fact that millions of people neglect their eye health, says "Today's Health," the magazine of the American 111edical AssOciaLion. Many of us don't know what is good or bad for eyes. Others know but just ignore it. And most of us have some ideas about eye care that just aren't true.

Most ophthalmologists (physicians specializing in eyes) now agree that there is no such thing as eye strain, There is eye fatigue, however, and this is what sometimes occus when you spend long hours watching" television. It isn't serious.

Nothing, including' wearing glasses, eating carrots or eye exercises, can cure nearsightedness. Glasses will improve vision but they will not correct the de-

feet that causes nearsightedness. Children aren't likely to "outgrow" crossed eyes if left alone and some loss of sight might result if treatment is not provided.

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Children should have their first medical eye examination a tthe age of 3 to 4 years, unless something happens to indicate an even earlier checkup. Often problems discovered at an early age can be corrected or alleviated before they become too severe. ) •

Inflammation of the eye, often called "red eye," should be treated if it continues for more than a day or two. It might be caused by dust or an allergy and is not serious. Or it might be an infection or a symptom of something more serious.

Glaucoma, a widespread condition causing sight impairment, cannot be 6ured, but it can be treated and arrested.

The pouplation of Tibet is decreasing 'The prevelance of glaucoma among peo- — one of the very few countries in the ple who don't know they have it is world where this is true. Reason ? 1. alarming. For this reason regular eye about one-fourth of Vhe male population examinations by a physisian are im- are monks, and not permitted to marry portant. Diagnosed early, glaucoma can 2. the others practice polyandry, where be treated and prevented from develop- two, three, or even four men marry and ing into serious impairment of vision. live with the same wife, (just the opContact lenses have been greatly im- posite of polygamy). proved in recent years, but there still is If at first you don't succeed, it's a a danger of corneal scratches and possible infection. Some people can see bet- normal life you lead.

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THEY GET A COLLEGE EDUCATION. WE HAVE THE ANSWER TO THIS PROBLEM, WITH OUR EDUCATION INSURANCE PLAN.

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