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PODPORA LIDSHOST BRATRSTVI

19. ZARI (SEPTEMBER) 1962

CO NASLEDUE PO PRESIDENSTVI? 'astava SpojenYch statil se nijak ne(Informaeni elamek) postarala o postaveni ameirckych preMezi einnosti, ktere se bYvali amerieti sidenta, kdyZ byli tito skoneili svtij presidentsky termin. Je to trochu poclivne, president ne j easteji verMji, je literarni uvaZime-11, ze spisovatele Ustavy neza- einnost, prate socialni a prate ye propomneli povoliti stanovenou eastku na spech vlady. Presidenti Grant, Collidge, idadovnu a kancelarsky personal ne- Hoover, Truman a jini napsall sve mejen pro expresidenta, ale i pro jeho by- moary, Z ylaS'te Zivotopis presidenta valeheo spoleenika, mistopresidenta.

Granta tail se velke- popularni oblibe. p resident ma po skoneeni sveho termi- President Madison redigoval sve velmi nu v urade narok na roeni plat 25.000 rozsahle zapisky , o nstavni konvenci, a dolarti. Ma pray° zarnestnavati nicedni- tyto zazanmy jsou dnes hlavnim zdroky, kteri jsou ye statni sluZbe a jejichZ jem znalosti o clebatach Founding Fathroeni plat nesmi presahovati 50.000 dola- ers pled prijetim Ustavy.

Je tea opravnen najmouti si na President Harrison vratil se k pledvladni Atraty pine vybavene kancelare chozi 'advokatni praksi, jak , to ueinilo na miste, ktere si sam urei. Patovni jege nekolik presidenta, naSel si vgak sluZby ve Spojenych statech a v teri- p11 tom eas napsati ladu elankti o fetoriich ruZiva zcela bezplatne. deralni vlade, ktere byly pozdeji vyclany Zakonem je te2 postarano o pensi v kniZni forme. Theodore Roosevelt, kte10.000 dolarti pro vdovu po presidentovi, ry psal jeAe pled tim, ne r2li se stal presidentem, vratil se po skoneeni- presinedostava-li vdova uZ jiny dttchod. dentskeho trminu k psani eetnYch ClanAekoli einnost bYvaiYch presidentii kil a pojednani do easopisti a do dennineni zakonem nijak omezovan, vSichni ho tisku. bYvali drZitele nej yySSiho frladu v zemi President Hoover venoval se rizeni dociti, ze presty g a poeta, ktere se jim broeinnYch akci. Roku 1946 zorganisokdysi jako presidenttlm dostavaly, ukladaji jim povinnost usmerriovati svou 130- val na Zadost presidenta. Trumana nouzdejSi einnost tak, aby byla ye prospech zovou pomoc pro 39 zemi, jak to ueinil naroda. President Coolidge vystihi to jiz Leta pled tim pro obet sovetske invelmi dobre, kdy.Z. °ducal jednu z velmi vase Finska. lakavYch nabidek slovy: "Tito lide neToma'S Jefferson zaloZil Do svem odsnati se najmouti Calvina, Collidge, nY- chodu na odpoeinek University of Virbrz bYvaleho p residenta Spoj enYch sta- ginia, a povakval tento svuj krok za vute." bee nejvyznamnejM Uspech sveho Zivo-

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ta. Jednim ze eleml t. z y. Board of Visitors teto university stal se pozdeji jink expresident, Monroe. President Taft byl po odchodu z Bileho domu profesorem na pravnicke fakulte university Yale, aZ do to doby, kdy byl jmenovan predsedou. Nej yySSiho soudu SpojenYch state.

Rutherford B. Hayes stal se davernikem Ohio State University; Millard Fillmore byl kanelerem University of Buffalo; Grover Cleveland byl j ak diivernikem, tak i prednaSeeem na Princeton Universtiy. oetni drivejk presidenti vratili es do vladni sluZby, John Quincy Adams slouZil devet let v dome representantit; Andrew Jackson byl zvolen senatorem; ye veku 73 let Podia se Herbert Hoover obtiaieho fikolu rizeni prvni a druhe Hooverovyi komise, zabYvajlei se zkoumanful pomeril y e vftonnem oddeleni vlady.

I kdYZ americka ltstava neudeluje bYvalYin hlavam vlady Zadne privilegovane postaveni v soudobYch delinach zeme, expresidenti si vZ"dy najdou misto, kde mohou narodu slouZiti a pomahati mu SVSTIAli bohatymi zkuknostmi, )O( STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T. Youth to be held September 23 at Elm Mott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — Ill seven Districts will participate.

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Od redakeniho stolku. srdeenych citil a vztaha k tern naeira prilkopniknm elentim at' jiZ 651et5sin Mame si brati lidi tak jaci jsou, ono se aneb 40 a 501etYm abychom jim porovSak stava, ze lide se nam predstavu- zumeli a rika: se, ze mezi dobrYmi a uznalYmi lidmi je pry raj na zemi. ji tak jakYmi skuteene nejsou.

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Neni vZcly nejlepM Zenou ta, o niZ drllzi mluvi nejmene, rrybrZ ona, jeZ sama rriltrvi nejmene o jinYch. • • , Nejen ve slovech ale i v mleeni mriZeMe easto osvedeiti svoji jemnost povahy.

KdyZ neekavame tuze mnoho, obyee j -neamuiko,nepatrvcijnemu, skromnemu tak mile. KdyA ochotne vame a pomahanie jinym, necht' nas neodradi nevdek nerozumnYch,

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Kdysi na nas starSi. ztistanou pekne vzpominky, kdyZ tiprinane poradime tens naSirn mladSim, aby si zaveas zajistili, vYhodnou pojistku u naki, Jednoty, pro, ochranu dortistajici ro:dny. fteknete jim sentry a bratti, ze jednou budou miposlechli vaSeho ti radost proto, Virne, ze je ninaho tech, kteri jak my, lituji, ze neposlechli a neopatrili si pojistky v takovem obnosu, aby byly 0pravdovou ochranou a rodine zabezpeeenim.

V kaZdem okrsku nael Jednoty, v kaZdem Ulna radu najdete pri 1;rochu doJen vzpomerime, ze dries ve svete mi- bre vnili mnoho Zivotni raaosti, spoleliony lidu vztahuje sve prazdne a dych- eenske zabavy, mile uspokojeni V spolutiye ruse pc) .drobtech ktere v mistech praci s ostatninn y ernyini kadovYini Clepadaji ze stole pisesicenych, zatvrzelych, ny. pri budovani v made vaSern kteri lasku k blanimu, nepoznali. Bud"- vtdy najdete i potekni, zkraSleni a ome shovivavi a pomahejme radostne po- bohaceni kivota v pratrlskern kruhu. trebnYm, S pomoci radovYch sester zkuste to a da• • te nam za pravdu.

Dosud je nas v Jednote pekna rada, ktera vkly to to kona, snag se konati ve Opatrovani s yeho zdravi mbrariovh., innollYch nemoci je pr yni, naSi znameni lasky naSi Jednote ye zname- ni pricin ni ficty k mluve na gi materske. — Do- povinnosti. Vite, ze nikdo z nas se sud i ta nak druhe i treti generace, kte- nemilZe vratit do minulosti a k nekdejra se obyeejne pripojuje k nam v slav- Simu zpirsobu Zivota, mobil bychom bYti nostnich projevech snaZi se kde moZ- nekdy pro posineda syetu. MUZeme vSak no alespori nee° mai° pouZiti eeskeho diditi sytij zpnsob pri 01).1.1.1'0\3'am svejazyka. Jak poteM se srdce vkch tech, ho zdravi a vyhnouti se ruznYm kteri pro lepSi budoucnost nasi, pied robarn, kdyZ clavame pozor na svoji vYlety tak- horlive pracovali, kdy obdas Zivu. Chime, nejakou nevolnost, slYSi z fist mladeich zvuk mile nagi jezme mene. Ten nee Zaludek tez Zada neco oh< obeas odpoeinek a kdyZ 4 4 nezapornente zyla,Ste dobre enutne, I starM nas elovek obdas nezbytne po- kdy mate prestat. trebuje, aby jednou za 'as srdce jeho pod mocnYm dojmem se zvedlo kterY nePro dobro Vakho zdravotniho stavu. jen ok'u ale srdce a mysl poteST Pavyhnete se vkmu co by Vas mohlo rozsobivost takoveho do jmu naSe starSi seseiliti.

Do toho poeitam i televisi a divatry a bratry, yhly poteS1, kdy v jejich reei jim vzpomeneme a aivime co pro- clIo. Pobesedujte si s dobrYm sousedem pestujte pratelstvi se 'deny y e VaSem Zili v rodne zemi s ye. O' asto zaslechneVeude tam kde prinaSite dobrou me steak: — Nae bych tam do schdze vuli prispejete s yYm slovem k dobre nakdy slova eeskeho tarn nikdo nepromIulade vSech a pestujete to nak bratrvi." — V kaZde takove naei osade si pripoininaine jmena nekterYch osob nam stvi 'ktereho je nam \Teem, obzvlaae V znamYch pismakt a spolkovYch pra- dneSni dobe tak zapotrebi. coynikti, z nichZ mnozi ov gem jiZ snarl and o tom poclaybrosti, z,e natam, kde neni ZadnYch starosti a tramSe pratelske vztahy v ba;i Jednote se pot. upevriuji na naislch• shromaZdenicla Aby se laskavY etenar necitil doyen, proto jsou pro dalS1 Zivot Jednoty nisi ze obdas se primlouvame o zachoyani tak velice dnielita a potrebne. Ocl to naS1 reel, chceme upozorniti, ze je treba doby co marne v einnosti ty nakm o-

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krsky a sbory mlade ge, jsou nage pkatelske svazky lep gi a pevnej gi. dim dale tim vice se pozna,va mezi na gim 'dennavgtivit stvem, ge vzajemne a easte styky usnadOESKO-AMERICKt FESTIVAL nili nam poznati, ge nam nutno spoleene v nedell, 7. iijna 1962 budovati a starati se 0 dal gi rozkvet a pokrok Jednoty. — V g echna to nage pki statni vYstave v Dallas shromagdeni, jak jsem jig nekolikrate Program ye dvou eastech: vzpomel, maji pro nas a pro givot Jednoty a jednotlivYch kadit. velkY yyzdast prvni: nam ponevadg obohati na ge vedomosti, lepe se poznavame i planujeme co tkeZaene pkesne o 1 hodine odpoledne v ba dale podnikat, aby udr gen byl zajen1 posloucharne v budove Hall of State a stalY pokrok v dobach budoucich. (nedaleko Women's Bldg.) Program bude trvat do tlech hodin, jest va gnej giho druhu, a obsahuje: concertni hudbu V posledni schtizi prvniho okrsku ko- od Dvokaka, Smetany, Frimla, Fibicha, nano v Dime Box za gili jsme vskutku a j.; SokolskY telocvik; taneeni Beseda; pkatelske chvile a znovu se to potvrdizpeveckY sbor; ritzne hudebni ptedstavelo, Ze takove pkatelske sejiti se s pro- ni; a mnoho jinYch. — Vetgina neingramem mladege nam velice P r0sPej e a to tato poslougi to nagi pospolitosti. Rovne g to- kujicich budou v krojich. Kdeg mu tak bylo ye schtzi v Ennis, nedavno Oast druha: u fadu 25 .v jejich krasne spolkove siZaene pkibligne 3:20 hodin odpoledne ni. — Doufame a te gime se, ge oba, tyto v pavilionu (Band Shell — kde se loni racy a jejich okrsky budou v teto za- odbYval eeskY den). Bude zde neinkovat slug ne praci i nadale pokraeovati, nebot' 20-elemlY dechovY orkester s eeskou jedine tak udr gime zajem fla geho, elen- hudbu. Pii poslechu hudby bude na prostva, prospejeme Jednoty, i usnadnime dej ve gkere obeerstveni pro mlade i dopraci nagim organisatortim, co g zajiste spele; ve gkere druhy klobasovYch senby melo bYti innyslem ka gdeho nageho viet, keramiky, panny, babu gky, Ceske Mena,. Laskave si pfeetete elanek kn,ihy, oesko-mora yske gramafonove "Jak pohnout Clenstvo k flav gteve kado- desky; a mnoho jinych krasnYch veci. vych schtzi" v anglicke easti.

Jest to pkile gitost jednou v roce uvide• • ti zname, piatele a ptibuzne z celeho V Mine Box, u na gich prozili jsme mi- statu Texas. Ujednejte se se zde sejiti a nulou nedeli pii programu mlede ge a spoleene u giti pekneho pobytu. schtizi prvniho okrsku mile odpoledne.

Venku sice prg elo a na, severu se blizka- Vstupne v obou mistech je ZDARMA. lo, ale v sini kadu Cislo 13 bylo nam mi(Tato nedele jest take z ylagte venovalo — Ditky piipravily nam pod vedenim nd °beat-dim mesta West). sestry vedouci Matejkove pfemile pieKRAJANE Pkijd'te! kvapeni zdatillYm pfednesem rtiznYch Cisel. — Nebylo sice tech ditek tolik co Za vYbor: pied tim n.a Koval', ale pfec jen jich bylo Nick Alois Morris, Pied. dost na pkedvedeni mileho programu, Festivalu 1962 ktery byl obecenstvem vdeene pitat. — )0( Po programu a zakoneeni schilze okrsku, tamnej gi sestry pkipravily v gelij ake "dobroty" a uvaeily i kafieko. Ze1 my oba jsme spechali dorms ale te gime se, ge Navgtevou nas minulY Wen v tiskarse na jake °pet v gichni ve zdravi sejde- ne potegil bratr H. Tala gek z Dallas, br. me. — PodrobnY popis cele schtize bude Robert Cervenka, J. Marek, Dale sestra k wish mladdi uvefejnen, v anglicke Soukupova a bratr F. doeek. Sestie easti tohoto eisla.

Rabgtejnkove dekujem za dopis a po)0( zdrav z Oklahomy. SrdeenY dik Meld= Jeden londYsky instalater byl pozvan Jednoty v Galvestone za blahopkani Nedo lekakova domu, aby tam spravil vodo- da, se zatajit, ze Va g projev byl nam vod. Byl nalezen vedle vodovodu v bez- milSrm vagime si jej. Budu hledet se vedomi. Pfleina: na gel v dome Miley nejakym zptisobem zavdeeit. whisky.

• • • • - Zpivejte s citem! Co g jste nikdy ne2ena si vzala vdovce, ktery ji neustamilovali? le vypravel o sve prvni man gelce. Mstila — Miloval, soudruhu re gisere! Nemu- se mu tim, ge poked mluvila o svem pkigtim mugi. seli jsme vAak pH torn zpivat. .!!!

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Okrskaiir kalenditi OKRSEIC bude konat svoji podzimni schtizi dne 28. iijna (28 October). BliZSi podrobnosti a program ton° dne bude v kratkosti 0znamen.

• • schtize pateho okrsku Schtize pateho okrsku se bude pokadati 21. iijna, 1962. Misto bude oznamene pozdeji a take doufame, ze druhe okrsky nebudou pokadati schtize, atd. na ten F. A. Kadleeek, 'W.I. 5. okrsku den.

SESIT OKRSEK Podzimni schilze Sesteho okrsku bode pokadana u kadu Karel Havlieek Cislo 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation Iran" Dne 4. listopadu 1962. Zaaatek v 1 hodinu odpoledne. Zadarne ostatni okrsky aby nam ten den laskave ponechaly. Frank J. OlSovsky, olaskovY taj emnik,

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SEDIVE`k OKRSEK Ostatni okrsky jakmile sve sehilze, misto, eas a program piihlasi, budou do tohoto pokadu pkipojeni.

Zpravy od nagich okrskit jsou v teto rubrice tak rye-hie doplriene jakmile nas dojdou. Kdyg nemame od Vas zprav, tak nelze je ov gem zde zakadit. Kdy g podnik Vag neni zaveas oznarnen nezlobte se na rids.

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vniiho Datum ani misto pki gti Jarni schtize prvniho okrsku nebylo -(7.16eno ye schtzi okrsku dne 9. zaki v Dime Box. Ponechano vYboru by stanovil Cas a misto dle pkiblagek 1-acin zdru genYch v prvnim okrsku ktere se o piisti schtizi v roce 1963 pkihlasi. — Po pribla gee kadu bude misto a Cas oznamen.

Jsou to rady v okresu Austin, eisla 22 — 33-37-44-59-60--68--122 38.

— 141. v Bastrop okresu, eisla 18 V Brazos okresu, Cisla 39 139. V Burleson okresu, Cisla 7 — 9 -- 17 — 34 — 100 - 116 — 120. Ve Fayette okresu eisla: — 1 — 11 — 12 — 21 — 51 — 64 — 67 — 103 — 106. V Gonzales okresu Cislo 57.

V Lee okresu Cisla 13 -- 105. Ve Washington okresu Cislo 14. )0( Photographs mailed so editor WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender unless return postage is enclosed. There is no exception to this rule.

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Co jseni pies tSrclen zaslechl 2e v ninoh9ch nnstech koneene mi-

nuly tYden se dostavil tak touZebne oechavanY lest, kterY s prestavkami potrval nekolik (Inn. Ph deSti se znaene ochladilo. Pastviny se popravi a vody bylo vSncle treba.

• — le v LaSalle J, Semberovi vddvali dceru s panem A. Hublem a budou byvat v San Antonio. — Blahoprejeme.

• 2e v Shiner se Bade stavet ttulna pro starce a starenky a nejniZS1 nabidka byla $133,000 a zadana staviteli ze Schulenburg. Die zpravy bude v torn domove 30 svetnic.

• — 2e v shinerske nemocnici se riarodilo deveatko, manZeltim Louis Vali gkoV3., 111 minuly t9den. — Piejem Stesti.

— Ze sledna Agnes Kutadova z ECampo je nevestou pana Bernardo'. Marika z East Bearnerd a budou sezddni 6. rijna v El Campo.

• — Ze i ze zdpaclniho Texasu byl hldkn od. Seymour v9datny lest, cot nyni zdrZelo sber baviny.

• • _ Ze inanzele Geo. Spanielovi dostali rnalou deeruSku ktera se jim narochla minul9 t9den v enniske nemocnici. Prejeme Stesti.

• • — Ze dim vice toho pohodli pro nas v obchodech, tim vice za to I TS'e musime platit a ta'k east° 1 ty velke platy na denni pottebu nestaei. Vime o tom mild sestro dopisovatelko, ale darmo o torn psat. Dnes v mnoh9ch pripadech jak devee projde High School tak se vda. Oasto se nedovede ani he kamnum Sikovne postavit a nezbYva net se spolehat na "plechovky".

• • — 2e i z Moravie byl hlakn dobr de'St ktery kaZdeho poteSil. Zemrel tam pri Velehrade minulY tYden krajan vilem Ermis y e stall 78 let. Byl pochovan na mestsky hrbitov pri Schulenburg. — Zanechal zde manZelku a jiZ dospele ditky. — W,em tem vyslovujeme uprimnou soustrast.

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— Ze pani William Hrdliekova zemrela minulY tYden v Sealy. Zanechala zde manZela a dceru nekolik bratrti a sester.

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kolikrate vYdatne zaprklo. Sber baviny byl jiZ tem& skonden.

• — Ze pri Tours pobliZe West, ph poslednim deSti i silnY vitr radii, Strhal strechy a polamal stromy. Nen S'kod bylo hlakno.

• — Ze na mestskem hrbitove v Bryan byl pochovan minulY tYden pan Louis Matejka obchodnik z Wheelock. Zendel v Baylorske nemocnici ve stari 65 let.

Zanechal zde man'Zelku a dva syny. — PortistalYm nak uprimna soustrast.

• — ze v okresu Nueces pilldruhe mile zapadne od inesteeka Banquette byl slavnostne otevren v sobotu dne 8. zari Park na poeest komisare John J. Sablatury co. vzorneho okresniho irrednika.

Tento Park nese jeho imeno a pokryva tarn rozlohu jedenacti a'krti. V parka jak se hlasi, je mnoho stinnYch stromil a lavice i stoly k odpodinku. K teto zvla gtni pocte panu J. '8ablaturovi uprimne gratuluj erne.

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, niZepsany resolueni vybor ffidu eislo 67 vyslovujem za naSe dlentsvo naSi uprimne citenou neast nad ztratou otce, dedeeka a nakh ospolubratra pozirstale. rodine.

F. A. BezeenYho kterY od nas odekl aby klidne spal svuj vee'n3i spanek po kratSi nemoci jsa 84 let star. -- ZesnulY bratr pristoupil do Jednoty v roce 1911 a po mnoho let byl naSim radovYin predsedou a vZdy se zajimal o pokrok Jednoty naSi a byl nekolikrat zastupcem na sjezdech Jednoty.

— ulolen k poslednimu odpodinku na mestsky hrbitov a polarebni obrady za Jednotu vykonal bratr J Koliha z Temple za vSmornoci bratra J. GajevskYho. — Jegte jednou vyslovujeme pozilstale rodine nag hlubokou soustrast.

Za rad eislo 67 Bratri Svobody Frank Holub, Jr. Alois Dybala Anton Korinek Resolueni vYbor 0

— Za pritomnosti zastupce guvernera, Senatora Culp Krueger byly minulou sobotu zastounene v El Campo ruzne statni arady a slaven den rtiznYch narodnosti tarn zastoupenYch. Odpoledne dne 8. zari zaZilo mesto El Campo neco co tam pied tim nikdo nepamatoval. Zastupy lidu ze vAech krajil pinily ulice a Nemci, Ireane Skandinavci predvedli sve Lance a Zpevy. Ve stankach melli , nage koldde a line dobroty ale i jine skupiny se ye svYch stanech pekne verejnosti predstavili. NaSi tam predvedli Besedu a bylo zpevu, hudby a narodnich taneekir v krojich cele odpoledne i veder, Die dosle zpravy, byl to velice zdarilY den a pekna oslava.

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- Jak se doetetez oznameni bude letos opet poradan na statni vYstave v Dallas, CESKY DEN nas vkch Slovanil bez rozdilu presvedeeni, a sice dne 7. rijna 1962. Marne se na co teSit a doufame, Ze bude priznive poeasi. Nas vet• Sinou zajima hudba a zpev. Nate kra— Ze v Needville, okresu Fort Bend janska vetev v Dallas vim Ze dovede sezernrel nahle krajan Henry Midulka ye staviti peknY- porad dne a prejeme jim stari 54 let na srdeeni zdchvat. Zane- k tomu mnoho zdaru a svatou trpelivost. chal mank.‘.1ku a dva syny, sestry a bra- — Jen pfAte co • cliystate a radi oznamime — — Reclaktor. try, Wein naSe uprimnd soustrast.

Vzporninka. na T. G. Masaryka Ve veCgine statu svobodneho sveta se pripravuji nejen Ceehoslovaci ale i nagi pratele dfisto j ne vzpominky na 25. Oral smrti prvniho presidenta osvobozeneho Ceskoslovenska, — T. G. MASARYKA. Sklanime se v hluboke ticte jeho svetle pamatee a slovy sva tato Vaelava vzpominame prosby:-"Nedej zahynouti nam, ni budouelm!"

teitina na Statni Universit6 v Austin Laskave si pov'Shunete dopisu nakho bratra Aug. Kacire v tomto lisle, v kterem upozorriuje rodide i naSe studenty, Ze se na na gi statni universite dosud vyuduje Ceske reei. — Vat za j em a prihagka pomobou udrZeti tent° dobor na Universite v Austin a Zadame Vas sna'Zne o priznive rozhodnuti. Mnoho zdaru preje redaktor.

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koda, Se se ptiliS mato oeenuje zdravi podporujiei Strava, a easto dostavuje se i nedbalost v sestavoyani teska, fee bude vyuCovana, na University pokrmu pro lidske telo. Stravu nutuo of Texas letos naddle rozhodne stridati, piilis caste masita poMnoho na gich lidi, star gich a obsvlaSt' tra y ?, jest naprosto nesnesitelna. Jime-li na ge mladeS ktera jcle do University of ptili g east°, ptisobi to teFkou straVitelTexas letos se obavaji Se Ceska tee se nost, obtiSe Saludeeni a ospalost. naciale nebude vytteovati na University Tvaroh, pokrmy z jater a hla-vne suof Texas, proto Fe Dr, Eduard Mieek, rove potraviny atd., vyskytuji se dries zeintel. Je sapottebi aby naSi studenti' sice easteji, ale pies to jeSle, tuze matokteri letos jdou do University of Texas kdy na na g em stole. se seznamili s Panem Tudek Kozlikern Tvaroh se .stejnYin troktery yytteoval aeskou tee po obdobi cha kiln/1u a soli a na kaFclou pun. liposiednich tti leta..V roce 1961-62 men bru d ye polevkove 1Fice smetany poskyt24 Sakti v prvni tride a 12 v druhe nou yYbornou, dobte stravitelnou pomade. Dr. 1VIleek vyneoval tteti a etvrty rok zanku na chleba. Velmi dobrou chut' studii. Pan Kozlik se teSi Se kaalY Sak poskytne tato tvarohova sme,s, ktery se zajima, o eeskou tee se k nemu se do ni vejce na tvrcIo 'uvarene a drobprihlasi ihned kdyF ptijede do Austin. ne rozsekane.

Take .vSichni ostatni Faci Ceskeho ptivoJablka, ktere pUsobi obtiSe jen rozkradu. 0 n se teSi ze bude mit mnoho 'Sakti j ena, mail se rozstrouhat. ve yg ech tridach letos.

Seriznute porneranee probodaji se maPan Kozlik rikal pane: R. J. Bartosho- lou 1Siekoti, vznikle otvory napini se pra vi, pravnik v Tayor a pravni radce KJT SkovYm cukrem a 1Siekoti vybira se obpokiadnik Matice Vy gg iho Vzdelani v sah.

Take syrove salaty se z yla gte dopo7 Texas, a rune Fe jeho prani j e, aby se obeznamil s lidmi Ceskeho ptivodu v rueuji: karotovY, tetkvovy, smi g eny kaTexas. Doufa.m, Se jeho ptani se vydati. rotovY s kedlubnovYm a take celeroyy.

Celer Celer jest vubec velmi sdravY a heinCechie Klub bude take iteinkovati lejako v gechna nevatena- zelenina, tos, jako obyeejne. Rodiee Sakti v Uni- na vYrnenu latek. versity maji ptileFitost nav gtiviti sve de) 0 ( -ti v den kdyS Cechie Club potada schtizi.

Pan Kozlik se naroclil v Praze, Cechoslo yakia. V roce 1947 'gel do Anglie kde prebyl etyri roky 'a pak ptijel do AmeriOrg, ni ky pied 11 lety. Jernu se zamlouva AmeBratti a sestry organisato 1 povAirn rickY zivot a duch Svobody jakou nagel mete si laSkave rflznYch spra y , "co ;kern v nail semi. pies tyden zaslechi" aneb v t,'ricyuls Pana Tuclek Kozlik, adresa v Austin, the News", kde uvadirne ptileFitost pro Jo 3505 Hillview, a Oslo telefon je G. L. vas zajemce vyhledat a pripomenoutl 2-6133, a preji si aby nail Mei ho volali iirn, Fe katicbri elovek potreoult, pojisteni pro v geckti moSnou informaci. Take mu- Test to nejlep§i uloFeni ria:;ich penex te yYpornoct zaeateenikinn vybrati !kurse vzpornente jim, z v kahleni rrNpade dona University of Texas.

Mane pol g tenY sve penize zpatky, -- PH Vgiehni prejem Panu Kozliko yi mnoho tom ale kaFcb,", 'Oen SP,TST ntile21zclaru a veselosti mezi nami. Cesky Ex- 4)st ku konani nesmirne &bre 8poleeenstudentskY Klub s radosti vYpomilSe ske uraci v tade, i v nakoh distriktech odboru, Faktim, Panu Kozlikovi a vgem s nail mladeFl aneb bYti neastni clobropro itspeSnY rok.

Mnne praci. — Ziskavejrne ditky oznaAugust Kacii meni v nail rubrice aneb ty ditky naPredseda CeskS7ch Ex-studentu 41ch zerntebich i9enft. — Pamatujrne na v Texas. to, Fe chceine v tornto wee opt prevy) 0( v.§esiti kvotti a Ptejerne -hen len nio,',1-0;,- 7,cipr.

Do pannitnikii U prileFitosti pobytu v Anglii octl se Neinel kesti Mark Twain v situaci, Se musil mlade Pan Lando.: "Byl jste v Egypte, videl ciceti kteresi ,anglicke rodiny, v niF byl na yg teyou, napsati nee° 'do pamatniku. jste tarn Tutenkamena?"

Zbohatlik: "Nemel jsem g testi, on noNapsal: "Pravda_ je ria gim nejdrahobyl prave doma. , cennej gim statkem. Settme ji tedy,"

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President Kennedy l!pozornil, Ze Spojene staty budou v pill 'oh letech podnikat velke stavby silnic, Udolinch pi ehrad a inrakoC..a.im. Budou potrebovat odborniky k yYn.,be lep gich elektriekych generatorn, naftovych raa metalurgickYch finerii, tovaren. InFinYti v minuiosti postavili giganticke stavby, jako jsou pyramids', Suersky a Panamsky ke President; The Illinois Institute of Technology Dr. John T, Rettaliata prohlasil: "jestliFe v nejkratSi dobe obrat v poUu inZinYrti a stat Spojene staty pied ve14.1.11 nebezpestat Spojene staty pied Yeljm nebezpe2adarne rodice a nellele, aby meli stadium odbornYch a teeiinickych piedmelu stale na mysli. NesMitne zapominat na. zeny. I pro ne je tote studium oteYteno."

Predsoda The Atomic tHergy Commission of United State:,, profesor Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, poskyLl komentatoru tYdeniku U. S. News and World Report interview, v nemS tvrdi, Fe atornove energie bude brzy pouSito ye velmi rozntene mire i kcivilnim ucelunn. Svet bude v dohledne dobe bez pohonnYch latek. Bude zapettebi nesmirne rozgitit yYrobu elektriny. VYzkumy vesmiru budou pokracovat. V atmosfere se oetnou nejen rakety, nYbrF i vasidla s Astronomo ye vedi dosud malo o Jedni tyrdi, ze je vychladlY. V Instiute of Technology in Blackburg, Virginia se konala, konference, v niF Dr. Zdenek Kopal, profesor astrologic na universite v Menchestru v Anglii, tvrdil, Fe medic je v nekterYch eastech nesmirne hork.Y. Je zahrivan nejen vnitini energii, nYbrF i gravitaci nisi pinnety a sluneeT. K. nimi papesky.

Drazi prate:le. ';;.-W rame Vas timto, abyste Vy, kteri se chystate se sneastnit na geho "State Talent Contest" kterY se ale v Linden Hall bucle konat due 23. sari (the 23 of Sept.) nam na listku dali yeciet mnoholi Vas piijede z rodiny aneb s celeho radu. Jo to pro rids dtileSite, abychom yedeli mnoho-li jidla. prichystat. NeZapomente! S pozciravein. ftaci 66 — 2424 Gurley St. Waco, Texas.

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Hlidka Zen Krouiek CeskYeh Zen v Dallas, Texas Nage schilze ktera se konala 6. zari se pekne vydatila presto, ze lilo jako z konve skoro celY den. Pritomno bylo 30 elenek a 1 navgtevnice: pi. Frank Prochazkova z Ft. Worth. 'Milo nas velice.

TeZ Musim oznamit, ze nam pribyly dve nave elenky: Marie Petrikova a Flory Pokladnikova, (snacha sestry Anny Pokladnikove). VI:tame je mezi nas a doufame, ze se jim bude u rids libit. Tak nas stale pribYva a myslim ze poeet nyni je asi 73 neb 74 elenek, CO2 je jiste pekne! Sama z toho mam radost a preji si, aby vkly jsme pokraeovaly tak jako dosud. Opravdu radi jsme pa del gi dohe zas uvidely sestru M. Sefeakovou.

Dobre vyhlili a prejeme ji hodne zdravi. Mely jsme hodne jednani ohledne projektovaneho veoirku dne 30. zari v nagi sokolovne. Jak jsem jiZ psala, to je jen pro elenky a jejich manZele a deti ktere jsou dosud dorna s rodiei, Zaeatek je ye 4 hodiny odpoledne tedy se dostavte na eas. MoZna ze ji.Z se trochu ochladi a :kaZdY se bude citit lope neb jsme men velka vedra a nikomu se nikam nechtelo.

Mantel sestry Mar gikove podrobil se 0peraci ale ilk je doma a citi se lope. Tel sestra Rose Koneakova byla v nemocnici a je zdrav gi. Vgem nemocnYm prejeme brzke uzdraveni a mnoho zdravi do dalgich let.

Sestra A. Ozimova, odcestovala do Willow, Oklahoma aby se podivala na mista kde bydlela pied lety co colada divka.

Prejeme St'astnY navrat a pekne pobaveni.

Nag e sestry se usnesly ze zapoenou zas nejakou uZiteenou rueni praci pro dobro kroukku a pri gte 0 tom vice napigi.

Mile sestry, nezapomente na to v nedeli dne 30. zari. Vetere se bude podavat ye 4 hodiny odpoledne. Prijd'te jiste!!

Na shledanou, Anaka Houdkova, dopis.

itad 28 East Bernard Mild sestry a bratri.

Nag rad odloZil svoji schtizi pri g ti na prvni nedeli v mesiel rijnu col jest dne 7. icijna misto druhe nedele.

Zaeatek o 2 hodine odpoledne. Doufaan ze nezapomenete a ze se dostavite ye velkem poetu.

VSechny co jsou s placenim pozadu jiste Ze si budou hledet sve poplatky zapravit a se vyrovnat. Tedy na shledanou dne 7. kij na. — S pozdravem Carrie Bohaeik, ta.jerimice ) Vjrroenii Sjezd Rodiny Triica — Kopeck bude se konat v Rallettsville City Recreation sini v nedeli, clue 7. fijna (Oct.) 1962.

SpoleenY "Basket Lunch" 0 12 hodin v poledne. )0( Dallas, Texas CtenY etenari: Nevim zdali ja jsem v dopisu svern za-pornnela napsat jmena 'dal gich sester ktere prinesly, peeiy o a pomohli anebo jsem je opomela do dopisu pripojit. Nebylo by to spravne ,,kdyZ jsem napsala jmena, druhYch aby ty sestry byly opomenute. Bud' v gechny anebo Zadria. Jsou to sestry Skotakova, HouZ yiekova, ml., a Frances Jureikova. Ta dokonce tam neehala svoje auto k dispozici kdyby jsme nero potrebovali aby jsme si mobil zajet pro to do obchodu a tarn kde je zminka dve sestry obe Helenky Vrlove, neni to spravne. Je to manainka s deerou ktere se jMenuji obe Helenky a mimo vypraveni veeere prinesly sebaa it2 hotovych 50 "cream puffs". Take tam mame jednu pant (nevim zda-li-je kou nail Jecinoty Sokolske v Dallas, neznarne ji moc) zaslouZi si zde take zrninjeji jmeno jak me bylo teem° je p1.

Valkova, ktere pracuje kde se delaji Fritos, Potato Chips, Cheezetts a kaZdY patek prinese detem do cvieeni tyto vYrobky a nosila je po eas Kursu pro cvieence a prinese jich dost pro vgechny.

Tak je gte jednou Vam v gem dekujem za y a gi pomoc ,a dary a jestli jsem jegte nekoho opomenula, odpust'te a prihlaste se, ,ja to rada opravim.

Trochu nam zde -zapr gelo a se ochlaOlio col jsme vgichni radi uvitaly po tech parnYch dnech, ale uZ je zase horko jen note jsou ehladnejgi.

Cesky Den manic za dverrni a budern se twit, ze ze v gech eeskyen osad pi ije dete nas posilit Va gi pritonanosti y e velkern poetu.

Dobry nahlecl napsal bratr redaktor, udelat si k nam na. vYstavn vYlet busem kde se vejde 30-50 osob a j ste ben starosti, ze se v tom na g em velko meste ve

ye stiedu, dne 19. zai• 1962 svoji kale ztratite a prijde Van]. to testa spoleena lacineje a k tomu Oijete spoleene zaba yy, po ceste. PrehY g lejte o tom. ,Cesky Den buide 7. kijna, zadatek programu o jedne hodine adpoledne. VSak predseda Ceskeho Dne, Pan Nick Morris ma o torn dopis ye Vestniku, ze dne 12. zari. Bildern se twit na Va gi hojnou navgtevu.

S pozdravem, Bolena. V leikova ) ti Krouiek Ceskych 2en v alias, Texas Nag e prigti schtize krou2ku bade se konati 4. Nina, hled'te se sestry dostavit brzy at' trochu to prate vykoname net zapoene schilze.

Tel pratele nezapomerite na na g 6eskSr Den zde pri statin vystave dne 7. kijna.

Je to na ge povinnost udrZovati ten den jako dukaz nety k na gim piedktn.

Valyt' je tolik na co intiZeme v gim pravem byt hrdi! Proto kdo intiZete prijd'te.

Na. shledanou 4. rijna ye schtizi a 7. rijna na Ceskern Dnu. AneZka Houdkova dopis. )O( Ber/intia otazka na mrtvern bode (Informa:01i elanek) Statni tajemnik Husk a zahranieni ministr Grornyko ve Styrdennich poradach rninuleho tYdne, ktere byly ye Washingtone ohla g eny za mimoicadne polo1111 sve karty na, still, Gromyko probez ohledu zapadnich vojenskYch posadek Berlina, nedojde k dohode a SSSR, pod.epi ge nairovou sinlouvu s VYchocinim Nemecketn. statni tajemMk Husk struene odpovedel, ze o odchodu zapadniho vojska nemilZe bYt fedi. Poclobna, sas/a. jsme ode Dne dikil-• vzdani roku 1958, kdy Chrugeov ultimatum pro vyklizeni Berlina., slygeli nekolikrate v gak porady v 2eneve podle souhlasnych zprav ze 2enevy a z Washingtonu, byly rozdilne v tonu i v atmosfeke. Gromyko pouzil Hitieroya stylu, podobne jako ueinil Chru geov ve Vidni roku 1961 v rozmluve s presidentern Kennedym. Arogance pry byla stejna, obsah yg ak se rtiznil. Gromyko neural den, do ktereho dohoda musi bYt uzavrena.

Statnici a sovetologove ma j i nyni te2kou praei. Poeinaji si jako ,astrologove.

Ti vegtili budoucnost z postaVeni hvezd, kernentatori eton velmi pozorne sovetske noviny, jako je "Pravda" a "Izvestia," aby ureit beh. budoucich udalosti. ) Tully beefsteak 'Na ge nova ,kucharka, dela v gechno z kucharske knihy," "Hrome, to jiste tenhle beefsteak adelala z desek, jak je tuhY,"

Ve sttedu, dne 19. zAti 1962 "MORAVSKI. DEN" V CHICAGU mnozi ptijeli zdaleka — z ranych mist SpojenYch Statti i z Kanady, se ()pet konal v nedeli, dne 29. eervence, 1962 "MerayskY den", ktery jako v uplynulych letech byl opet radostnou a malebnou pfehlidkou i oslavou jednineeneho morayskeho folklort, obdivovaneho v celem svete. Matebne - slavnosti ptedchazel pestry a krasny prtitvod po 26. ullci, v nem2 pochodovaly eetne krojoyane skupiny a ktery byl zahajen banderiem krojo yanYch goh-ajil na :konich. •vai krasa tradienich 1idovYch krojtt zatila a celeho , toho prtivodu, jenma ptihliaely poeetne zastupy Chicaaanti, lemujici chodniky po obou stranach 26. ulice. V prtiwode take vzbudila aivou pozornost pocetna skupina 6s. Orla v exilu v tradienich stejnokrojich.

Prostory Plzeriskeho parku byly pak zapIneny tisici nav gtevniky, kdya byl zahajen malebny- narodopisnSr program zpevti, tancit a obytejii, v nema se sttidaly jednottive skupiny. Piedseda Ustiedny mora yskSich spolku Jos. V. Lysak rovnea pronesl srdeenk pozdraynk projev, a fleastn•ci i ueinkujici skupiny byly srdeene ptivitany.

8koda j en, ze nahlk de gt'" a boute znemoanily pokradovani programu na volnem prostranstvi v Plzeriskem parka a ae program musel bYt pro neptiznive poeasi ptenesen dovniti pavilonu. Vzdor neptianivemu poeasi byl i leto gni "Mora y skST den" malebnou narodopisnou slavnosti, ktera, oaivila pied zraky navgtevnikil svetai folkoristicke tradice mora,vskeho lidu. )O( U' eskosloven gti zemedelei trpi tei nedostatkem ien "Velmi me' zajima anketa 'Dnegni manaelka — yeerej gi mantel', ale — — nemohu o tom nic napsat z vlastni zku genosti, nebot' jsem — podobne jako mnoho jinYch zemedelcil — svobodnk."

Tak zni stianost jednoho Mena JZD, kterou otiskuje easopis "Kvety" 9. srpna, na eeskoslovenske aeny, ktere — podobne jako mladi tide — nechteji jit otroeit na koichozy. "U nas by ne glo o to mit aenu rad a pomahat ji — to by bylo samortejme — ale hlavne nejakou aenu vfibec mit. Nebot', jak vite, aeny se asi na zemedelce rozhnevaly a aa na nepatrne vSijimky do manaelstvi s nimi nevstupuji. . . To jsou take dtivody, pra zemedelstvi nema dost mladSreh lidi."

Otenat "Kvetft" s aeny se nerozhnevaly na zemedelce, ale mnohem spige na zemedelskou politiku ktera udelala `chomout', do nehoa se nikomu nechce strkat dobrovolne hlavu. —FEC

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JakY by asi byl slet v Praze, slavit stolete trvani Sokola — a oni, ti druzi, ani ceku, jenom, gtvani. Krasne mluvit dr.

PriM mnoho vitaminu A Vitaminy B a C se mohou poZivati litebik, a bylo to vkcko tak mile, ti Abezpedne. Dobte jsou snakny a preby- meridane, ti z Belgie, LondYna. Curychu, ten 'kontakt byl srdeeny a v•elY. tek obyeejne je odstranen. AvAa'k mnoho vitaminu A a D je jedovate a Jsem dosud pod tim celYm dojmem, poteneialne nebezpeene. Denni davka unavena, neyyspala, kaZdS7 den byla jedpies 25,000 USP jednotek A, nebo 2,000 na v noci, nee jsem prisla domii. Ale D, mute gkoditi, zvla gte u mladYch lidi. stab() to za to a moc vain dekuji, ze jste ProdlouZena denni spotteba 50,000 ne- si na me tak mile vzpomela. bo vice jednotek vitaminu A u ditek veBohuZel to nemohu nikomu psat ani de k slabosti, ztrate vahy, podraZdenosti, mrzutosti, s yrbeni, loupani ktiZe a po- do 0" ech, nikomu nechci Skodit, dopisy praskani a krvaceni rta. Vice vaZnej'ai jsou piece konrtolovane, kdyZ tam je znamky jedovatosti se vyvinou, neni-li tuzex bon, tak se to otevice a nechavaji ptieina, rozpoznana a neptestane-li se s si to potvrdit. Jsou tarn .Chudaci, ba ani uZivanim vitaminu. Jatra se roz§iti, vla- brambory nemaji, cibuli ne a znatelne se sy vypadavaji a kosti opuchnou a sta- to zhorAilo. To tin veera vypravela jedna vaji se jernnYmi. Toto bylo pozorova- sestra, ktera prijela z Prahy."

N. M. Was. Domova no, 'kdy2 rodide davali svemu ditku mnoho rybiho tuku, pod dojmem, je)0 li male, davka dobra, vice je mnohem lepgi. EskSrmaci nikdy nepaivaji jatra %kite Jednou polarniho medveda. Statni psi teZ se vyhYbaji tomato masu pudem. Potrava je Vas vAechny kdni se stehujete upozorskrovna, blizko severni todny a nikdy se aujeme, Ze zmeny adres dluZno zasilatit stane, k honec je puzen poaivati velkou porci jater polarniho medveda. Kratce ptimo do natl. Hlavni uPs,dovny kde se adresat opravuje. 'Posiiate-11 zmeuy nato se honec stava ospalSim, stauje si adres do West, musime je zas odesilat na boleni hlavy, zvraci a kilae se olu- do Temple Hlavni Utadovne a mame a 10 milionti I. U. puje. Proe? On pail tim zbytecnou pravi a poftovne qlohy, vitaminu A a. trpi akutni otravou. Jatra velryby, pravi se, jsou je gte vice bo- Adresa Hlavni ithdovny jest BOX 100 hatejk na vitamin A. Uvodnik v britTEMPLE, TEXAS skein lekatskem Zurnalu varuje proti jatru velryby, adkoliv je mnohem chutnejDekuji Vain za pozornoeit ptedem §i, nezli jatra polarniho medveda. JaRed. tra velryby obsahuji pies 2 libry vitaminu A. Ovkm tez vaZeji tunu a pochybuPBI Z1VLENE VAS' riDRESY je se, zdali by xnekdo mohl jich paiti POUZLITE TOHOTO KUPONU tak mnoho.

Supreme Lodge SPJST )0( Box 100, Temple, Texas Rakousko Bratte redaktore: 2adam Vas o zmenu me adresy jak Zasilarn vam ykriatek z dopisu me pHnasleduje:— telkyne, ktera se zUeastnila v gesokolskeMoje nova adresa est: ho sletu ye Vidni 'ke 100. vS7roei zaloaeni Sokola letos v eervnu. Myslim, k neni tteba komentate:

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"Muji za vase mila slova ohledne sletu. Slet se vydakil, koncert byl ohromn3i fispech. Rafael Kubelik dirigoval Blanik. Dvotakovu 4. symfonii a &Inv sokolskr pochod V novSr aivot. Ten jasot a nad geni nebraly konce, a Kubelik s ceUlm orchestrem videnSiqrch Syrnfoniker byl k slzam dojat. Veerej gi slet dopadl krasne, paasi bylo jedineene — cvideni moc krasne.

Tak trochu mne srdidko bolelo, Ze nestojim jiZ v tech faclach cvidicich, ale neda se nic delat — psala jsem jiz tollkrat a praila to nervozitu, to nadgeni.

Mole stare,

adresa:

Pattim k tadu dislo S pozdravem podpis

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Ze sveta kratce Stavka lekaiu v Italii: Mluvei timske organisace lekatt. (sdruSuje pies 9 tisic mistnich lekatii) prozradil, 2e je ptipravovana sta,vka lekait ✓ Rime a Se, se k ni pravdepodobne phda i 90 tisic lekait mimo hlavni mestO Italie. Pideina stavky je nerozhodnost italske vlady v otazce zvYSeni starobniho pojikeni pro lekate, kteti pracovali ye statnich sluZbach. Stavka, ma bYt zahajena v polovici mesice zati t. r.

• • Evropske spoleene• Jednani mezi Britanii a gest stay evropskeho hospodarskeho spoleeenstvi je prozatim ukoneeno, ani2 by bylo !dosaSeno dohody, PtiSti schtze a dalk vyjednavani bude poeatkem kijna. Spornym bodem je otazka bezcelneho dovozu potravin z Australie, Kanady a Noveho Zelandu.

• • Kradeie z nouze PolskY vladni easopis "Politika" prozradil, Se tficet Best procent ze celkoveho natal 1.500 veztra odsouzenYch pro krade2e, nutno ptieist na fleet bidy. mernY plat polskeho •delnika cirri 60 dolaru co2 pri yysokYch rcenach potravin absolutne nestaei na 2ivobyti, • Berlin opet na programa VYchodonemeckY viidce komunistri Wal ter Ulbricht se zastupce mministerskeho piedsedy Willi Stophem odleteli do Moskvy. Jsou obavy, 2e se jedna o novy tlak ✓otazce Berlina.

• • LondYn proti Fakstion LondYnskY East End, kde bydli vetknou Zide stal se deji gtern poulienich sraaek s poliicii. Ptieinou je nekolikadeni poulleni teenicka, kampari vildce britske faksticke strany Oswalda Mosleye. Dosud bylo zateeno 54 osob.

• • Zemetteseni v Bogote Vlada Columbie oznamila, ze pheet °heti na lidskYch aivotech pti zemetteseni odhadovan na 40 osob. Vice net 300 lidi bylo zraneno. Jsou obavy pied • otkesi zeme.

• 0 Vodni piehrada na Dunaji Jugoslavie a Bulhharsko pracuji spoleene na vybudovaddi fieni pfehrady na kece Dunaji v mistech znamYch pod jmenem "2elezna. vrsta", 'kde nasledkem horskeho masivu je tok Dunaje znaene sii2en. Na ptehrade bude vybudovana elektrarna, kterd bude zasobovat proudem obe zeme. Nova vodni pfehrada bude a jugoslay ske vesnice Stip na dol-

V ESTNIK — WEST. TEXAS nim konci "ZeleznYch vrat". Ptedbriany rospotet na stallion mluid 0 300 millonech dolarti.

• Mlavymi kroky v pied Indicka, vlada prozradaila, 2e behem ptiStich tki bude v Indii oteyteno novYch dvanact universit. V sotteasne date ma Indie etykicetSest universit s celkovYm poetem jeden milion studentil.

Tento podet ma bYt behern peti let zdvoj nasoben.

• Spojene narody: Hlavni taj emnik • sp oj e nSr ch narodt U Thant se snagi S'ettit na dosavadnich vydanich. Jednim z hlavnich poloSek je Kongo, 'kde se navratem odbornikti z Evropy sr-mai o prosperitu Seleznice a jinYch komuni•kaenich prosttedkt. V Kon gu je koneene klid a narod se vraci do denni prace.

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Starosti Albanie Z videriskych informaenich kruht dochazi zprava o velkYch nesnazich vlady v Albanii. Od chvile, kdy byl Hodavou zahajen bojkot Albanie, je tamni pramysl v pasti. Tovarny i menk yYrobny zbok byly zatizovany stroj i ze So y. svazu a nyni trpi naprostYm nedostatkem nahradnic.h soueastek. Sliby rude Oiny nedovedou tyto nedostatky odstranit.

Moskva je ochotna pomoci, ale klade si podminku: okamaite odstoupeni premiera Enver Hodae. ) 0( Pravda o ehovani naroda za naeisticke okupace Hrdinstvi mnoha eeskoslovenskych vlastencii, kteti za okupace obetovali kvot v boji za svobodu naroda a Masarykovy demokraticke a hurnanitni idealY, nesmi nikdo sni2ovat. A stejne niske by bylo zleheovat utrpeni mnoha obeti nesmyslneho nacistickeho Mani, sejmena v dobe heydrichiadY, symbolisovane v celem svobodnem svete jmenem "Lidice".

OvSem zaroveri je tteba po pravde 2e v dobe po osvobozeni nekteki lide zejmena komunisticka strana, 'ktere se to hodilo do jejich plant, zaeali horlive "yyrabet" hrdiny protifaistickeho boje, a zkreslovat pravdivY, stfizhvy obraz narodniho chovani v takYch dobach protektoratu.

Lze proto ten vitat nedavnY rozhovor, otikenY v eervnovern eisle easopisu "Plamen", ve kterem se nekolik koministickYch literati pokusilo o realistietejk zhodnoceni chovani eeskoslovenskeho naroda za Yalky. Jeden a nich — Milog Hajek — se zminil naptiklad o "eeskem atentismu, pasivnim vyekavani, a2 nam

Ve stkedu, dne 19. zati 1962 nekdo svobodu pkinese" a pak konstatoval .smutnou a nepkijenmou pravdu, ktera vSak niemene neptestava, bYt pra y -dou,Se"mnholidzakupcemlo pouze jeden cii: ye zdravi pkeekat a do nieeho se nemichat."

JinY ileastnik debaty, Jan Stern, podobne o "pocitu obeankovosti", ktery jak pkiznava — "zasahl i proste lidi."

Karel BartoSek kritizoval "kult utrpe7 ni", kterY si narod vytvotil a tekl: "V ureitem smyslu vyzvedame daleko vice 17. listopad nebo Lidice, telly trpne hrdinstvi, nea aktivni hrdinstvi. .. Sk.oneeme jia s hrdinstvim trpet. Hrdinstvint je-bojovat."

Milena Honzikova na to navazala slovY: "Hrdinstvi zaeina tam, 'k:de se Cloy& rozhodl bojovat. . . A to neplati jen o valce, kde; toto rozhodnuti mute stat Sivot, to plati i o dneSku, proto2e i dnes je za co bojovat." ) 0( Peetujte' o,, sve nohy NOlay jsou po celY den nejvice namahany, proto zasluhuji take zvY gene pede, aby nam mohly stale dobte slou2it. 0rnS7vejte je denne vls2nott koupeli a pokud yarn• zbude chvilka easu, tea je zlehka masirujte smerem od shora dolt, aby se krevni obeli stal opet normalnim.

2eny, ktere jsou nachylne k tvoteni kteeovYch zil, maji nositi pies den gumove puneochy. Vytvotene mestky jest nutno iiZ z poeatku energicky leeit injekcemi.

Pki tato leebe neni tteba pterirSovati zamestnani a mala strata easu, kterY venujeme svYra noliam, se nejdtive ei pozdeji nmohonasobne vyplati. /0( Jeden kupec ptedloail fleet svemu 'uroze•nemu zakazniku a Sadal o zaplaceni.

Slechtic se citil •doteen a pravil ke kupci: "Jake to spechy? Myslite, Ze chci uteci?"

"Nemyslim", pravil kupec, "ale kdyby mi tohle kaady tekl, musil bych uteci ja sam." )0( Nay4eva Niagary vzrostla Od minuleho roku vzrostla navateva turistti u NiagarskYch vodopachi na plnYch pet miliont. Soudi, 2e je to nasledek sni2eni ceny kanadskeho dolaru.

VySsi cena americkeho dolaru dava turistfn mo2nost le ynefSich nakupt v Kanade a sniauje vy •dani za pobyt v kanadskYch turistickYch sttediscich, ) 0( DtLE2ITE UPOZORNENf Kdyi pigete illavni fiiadovne v Temple prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 Temple, Texas.

Ve stiedu, dne 19. za gi 1962 ANUSE MITTENHUBROVA

Plana rune Divei Roman Pokradavani Ale vystoupivge z lodi, musily jegte male pfil hodinky v parnu na pob gegi jiti opaenYm smerem do Zeleneho hale, sousediciho s .brnenskou detskou kolonii, na jeho g poeatku nalezala se vila pani Slavice Carove, kde g mely byt jig vyj ednan.

Vlidna Chorvatka, hovorici skoro zeela, sprivne Cesky, uvedla, pani Doubrayskou s Regenko do sluncem zatopeneho pokoje, jeho g okna smegovala k mogi.

Pani Carova mela pravo pro sve hosty, ge mohli pougivati morskych. lazni tim zptisobem, ze vy gli rovnou ze syYch pokojii pies cestu dolt k ma gi, anig musill vyhledavati hromadnYch koupaligt' prima v Cirkvenici, ktera byla ovgem nekdy neprijemne prepinena. Vzhledem k teto velike vYhoole byl pobyt ve vile pani Slavice neobyeejne prijemnY a vYhoda jeho velmi cenna, nebot' obyvatelfn jejim odpadly cesty do koupaligt', neptijemne eekani na ko ge, a so zvla gt' melo svej vYznam, odpadlo tu hromadne koupdni, east° velmi neprijemne, a bylo mo gno tgeba kolikrat za den splachnouti se v marl, sluniti se po celY den na jeho pobre gi a zcela po domdcku venovati se jedine svemu zdravi a osvegeni.

Sotva posvaeily, jig si vytahla Rilgenka z rudniho zavazadla koupaci oblek zapomenouc na slib, starostlive pestounce danY, ge drive do more nevejde, dohod ona za ni nep gijde, vrhla se s hlasitYm vYkfikem radosti v hebkou jeho name.

Avgak aspori v torn spinila veil mateine, ge se nevzdalila daleko od brehu z meleiny, ktera v techta mistech sahala na 300 metre do more.

Ne g pani Doubra yska, prigla, vyhrivala se j ig neposhtigna Regenka, osvegena pvni lazni, na skalisku u b gehu a pohligela v protej g i stranu, kde rozhled do gireho more uzaviral skalnatS.r ostrov Krk, jeho g ponure bfehy s malYmi zalivy a la g ebeny vysokYch strani tdhly se v celem dohleud protej giho obzoru.

Regenka seznamila se ji g s nekolika obyvatelkami vily, ktere si take na rozlogeiVch koupacich pla gtich na bgehu hovely, a ty ji k nemalemu jejimu, figasu sdelily, ge jest Krk od b gehu cirkvenickeho vzdalen celYch trindet kilometre.

"Pohled', matinko, Krk je vzdalenej-

VESTNIK— WEST, TEXAS Ai adtud, neg od nas Boleslav, a jak se zda byt blizoueky!"

"Klarn vodni, jednotvarne plochy! Ale jest to krasne!" pani Helena nekolikrat hIuboce vdechla eisty vzduchc. jak jest vzduch slang?"

Rtigenka olizla jazyekem svilj eervenY rtik.

"Skuteone, mam ret lako nasolenY!" "To by nebyla hubieka sladka, ale solena!"

"Ach, to nes ten vzduch asi notne prosoli."

"Prato jest zde tak zdravo! Slang vzduch konservuje plice a utu guje zdravi. Zde Tide malo churaveli a vzdoruji snadneji vgem nemocem, ne g my, zhYekani sevegane."

Regenka litovala, ze ponury Krk zastiral rozhled do volneho more, ktere melo v -Leto e gine vzhled nesmirne giroke reky.

V levo uzaviralo obzor prekrasne pohogi Velebit, jeg jak se zminily pritomne damy z vily, bylo dobrYm zdejgim tlakomerem. Byl-li Velebit jasnY, mohl se eekati de gt', byl-li zachmuren bYvalo ureite pekne. Dnes byl malo videti, ale nove pfichozi presvedei se snad dosti zahy, jak fichvatnS7- jest pohled na jeho, jakoby nejjemneji postribrene, v neikrasnej ga a nejnegnej gi odstiny jasnStch, kovove zaricich barev se menici h gebeny temen, stopene v Cistern, lazuru i g -nihoneb .

Prvni noe polekala se Helena odleskem acetylenovS/ch svitilen, zapadajicim z bdrek ryba gskych na ma gi, prima do oke n pokoje.

Probudil ji neobyeejn'y' ten Jas a uleknuta be gela k oknu presvedeiti se, co se deje.

A tu spa:L 1. 11a tgi barky, stojici nehybne nedaleko v mo gi, z nich g zafilo pronikave svetlo zminer47ch svitilen.

Druheho dne zvedela, ge svetlem tim lakaji ryba gi, kte gi pouze v noci lovi ryby do syYch siti.

Zahy vgimla si Rdgenka, ge domorode Beni chodi vetginou v eborech tmavYch a eernYch. Pani Slavice poneila divku, ge Chorvatky vet ginou odivaji se temne odl smrti bohatYrskeho kni gete Franko-pana, za. nej g se stale nosi jakYsi narodni smutek, jeng se zySTAi po smrti pribuznYch tim, ze tmavY gat zmeni se v Cerny. Za rodiee nos y se tu smutek 2-3 roky, pro mute truchli vdova jig cely svel givot, cog dava na jevo dernSim estrojem.

Ale vesela pani Slavice ne gidila se dle tohoto narodniho zvyku a oblekala se neustale jen v ed gy svetly.

Nove vdavky jsau tu neobvykle, ne-

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ptatel.

Smutek gen avgcm teener neustava a chmurnY jejich odev zavodi s ponurosti tvrcle, kamenite jejich otdiny.

Do Cirkvenice ,chodivaly nage zname denne tfeba dvakrat i vicekrat. Cesta podel pobfe gi, lemovana keki, rychle ubehla, tak ge mala to vychazka byla jen prijemnYm osvegenim.

Regenka rdda naslouchala lazefiske hudbe v mestskern, krasnein parku, ktera hravala vet ginou Ceske skladby, jako vebec mely lazne cirkvenieke zcela Cesky, domaci raz.

Na reznYch lazefiskych oznarnenich vyhra geno Cegtine eestrie mist() fined za domacim jazykem, pak teprve nasledoyam jazyk madgarskY, via gsky a na konec nemeckY. ShovivavY estnev, mely °be nage ky pro malt' lesik piniovY, zvany (zelengaj) "zeleny hal", jen g se nalezal hued nad vilou pani Slavice a na ktery byla tato velmi pygna.

"Jak by tak zdej gi lide rikali nagim ahromnjm, krasnYm lestn?" vzpomneDoubrayska. la "Ty zde schazeji, matinko. Chtela bych si je tak k marl prikauzliti!"

"A domft bys zas chtela prenesti more, ne-li?" smala es pestounka. "Viceku krasu soustfediti nelze v jeden kraj, kagdy ma svou zvla gtnost a kagdS7 se 'Wsi jinkin kouzlem."

Nejradeji chodivala Ritigenka s pe"stounkou do visky zvane Svata, Jelena, rozkladajici se v pravo nad zelen3im ha.jem uprostred strmeho svahu. Zde-nalezala se pfed kosteleme velka ,cisterna, nebot' nevi tu nikde vody pramenite a od tact byl nejkrasneigi pohled dolt za, Krk, na volne, Aire more, jen'g zvlagt' pfi zapad:u slunce zanechaval v thi gi neL zahladitelnY dojem.

Vzpominaly v techto chvilich na krasn no' zapady za Bezel& a Rfi genka, nadgena ctitelka sveho domova, skoro se klonila k nazoru, ge zapad za Bezclez jest hezei, rozmanitej "Ale tento jest daleko, daleko velebnejgi." usoudila pani Helena za takove prile gitasti, nemohouc od yratiti zraku ad velkolepeha divadla.

Zapadajici slunce vrhalo prave svej harici odlesk v mogskou hladinu a zin g gi--nilojvprudytekhozla,st b •a, medi, promicha,ne divukrasnou, skvelou zari draV,rch kamenft.

Krk se stmival a vrhal do zalivu MorOackeha smaragdove zelene a tmave stiny.

Velebne, majestatni more le g'elo klidne v Udall jako opojna, tajtipina pohadka a tam v dalce nekoneeneho sveho styku

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obzorem, menilo se ye velkolepou seri bete slov.

"Nee neni na svete jiz nic, co by se morem porovnati mohlo, z ylaSte s morem pri takovem naclhernem zapadu!" prohodila, Helena zasnene, sledujic neporovnatelne krasnY obraz pkirody.

"Miluji take nesmirne tu krasnou drahou semi tam na severu, jiz nam Prozietelnost za vlast tuella, a east() si mysliva.m, Ze neni na svete koutku krasnejSiho, ale more, more, to jedine mono jeSte vyvYSiti nad privaby drallYch Cech."

A mysli nadSene pani mihlo se more ye vSech svYch podobach. Velebne, ne, hrozive a °pet skotadive, zarici, ve7 sele, .usmivave a tajirpine more!

"Myslim, 'Ze se nikomu nepodakilo dosud vylieiti krasu more tak, abychom si je mohli bez videni pkedstaviti!" rekla RtiZenka, pkipojujic se obdivem k matte.

Obe opiraly se o nizkou zidku cisterny a uprene hledely za Krk v pohadkoyou yYhen nevylieitelne krasy.

"Nikoli, ani nejvzletnejSimu peru, ani nejbarvitejSimu Stetci nelze vystihnouti krasu tu, jen procitit jest ji moZno!" "A piece dosti mano, ze mnozi zdejSi la,zetlAti hoste chodi kolem more a nerozumi jeho ptivabilm."

"Ano, neni kaZdY schopen chapati tento pra.men vSi poesie. A prec nejvetsi svateho, boZiho miru zachoval se zde a more v celern svem hlubokem vYznamu. Pohled' na onu rozsahlou hltadinu tam za Krkem, ktera jak se zda, nema Z • adneho konce jako obloha, tu teprve mam oribliZne spravne tuSeni o one nesmirne velikosti a nekonednosti celeho sveta."

"A vSecka to krasa jest nejvetSim cliikazem jsoucnosti .Boha, jen nad vim tim vladne a vSecko ridi!" zaSeptla knka zbane.

Pokradovani 0( Bez ohledu na nebezpeCi 6tyficetilet* polsky rybak Pavel Patrzalek podnikl velmi nebezpeenou cestu ores bourne Severni more, na rybarskem elimu dlouhem tricet stop. Pristal v Anglii a poladal iikady o asyl. Vzal s sebou Zenu, maleho synka a etyri nejbliZSI buzne.

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TRICATA CTVRTA ULOHA

Pouze nova slova

Only new words

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inthis lesson.

Rozbiti,

To crush,

Znie'enY,

Crushed,

Vzdelani,

Cultured,

Vztlelanost,

Culture,

Tahnouti,

To draw,

Ustoupiti,

To draw back,

Dolfi, dolik,

Down, lowland,

DiileiitY,

Important,

Pfivoz,

Importation,

Nemoinost,

Impossibility,

Tlupa,

Gang, band, or troup,

Lod"ka tiskaiska,

Galley,

Veselost,

Gaiety, Jolly,

veselY,

Kresba,

Drawing,

Cvik,

Drill,

Vrtati, — Vrtak,

To drill, — borer,

Cvieitel,

Drill master,

Pohyb, pohybovani,

Motion, movement,

NehybnY,

Motionless,

Heslo,

Motto, Watchword,

Pahrbek,

Mound„

Jizdny,

Mounted,

NanejyYS,

Mostly,

4, 4) (-Jednoduch3, Simple„ * te"Vite, Z"e vas pes celou not vyl a S kal?"

SrdanY, Sincere, "Jen si nedelejte starosti s mym psem. ticho.

Silence.

Ten se pkes den vyspi dost."

• • and try to remember some of them.

Leto je .doba, 'kdy je prilis horko, aby Dear Students: Some new words to memorize from Cover one side and repeat trying. — se udelalo to, na co bylo v zime prilis zithis lesson. Read them several times Practice makes perfection. ma.

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full TRIDA W: Splatkovh, do 85t1 let, dotlbenefit at age 1.

Yotni. PlnY obnos pojiAten.1 so vyplati v pkinadu mrti od veku jedPAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers noho roku the Payor of premiums on a child's TRIDA PR: Ptednostni dotivotni. (Zscertificate the benefit, of Payor InOttani v 5 rokft staii) surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. Pint the Payor, the premiums will auobnos pojifteni ye vyplati v ptipatomatically be paid. du 'Cunrti od veku jednoho roku ti.

6 TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dotivotni. Plti obnos pojiSleni se vyplati v plipadu VYber reanYch pojistek na gi SPJST inurti od veku jednoho roku. vyberte si die potieby TREDA E: lOti splatkova dotivotni. Ping TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, doti obnos pojiteni se vyplati v piipadu votni Umrti od vein' jednoho roku TfziDA PR: Piednostni dotivotni TAR,IDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni pinY obnos TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dotivotni. PopojiSteni se vyplati v piipadu platky se plati pouze 20 let od veku jednoho roku TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, dotivotni. Po- TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, piny obnos platky se plati pouze 15 let se vyplati v piipadu tmrti od veku TkiLA E: lOti splatkova, ,dotivotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 10 let TRIDA H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. PlnY obTale, F: 15ti leto, nadaeni. Obnos cernos pojieteni se vyplati v piipadu tifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. innrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA 0: 2Oti leta nadaeni. Obnos TRIDA 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. letech. PlnY obnos pojfateni se vyTEIIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. tlen plati v piipadu timrti od veku jedplati poplatky at do 65t1 let. noho roku TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova,, nadaeni v 60t1 TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosateni 18 let, letech piny obnos pojiateni se vyplati v piiTA2D.A. K: Splatkova, do 65t1 let, dotipude innrti od veku jednoho roku votni TRIDA K: Splatkova, do 65 let, dotivotni. — Plny obnos pojfateni se vyplati TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne firazove pojietepiipadu Umrti od van jednoho ni (Double Indemnity) roku 'EfttiDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosateTRIDA L: D yojnasobne itrazove pojiet6ni 65 rola' stall Glen dostava meni (Double Indemnity) iv. Zeinte-11 TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosatesieni pfijem dokud ni 65 rokti stati, Glen dostava mesiepied 75 lety stâii, déclici dostanou ni pfijem do 75 vYroei narozenin Memesieni piijem do 75 vYroei narozena.

PlnY obnos pojistoni se vyplati nin elena piipadu ftmrti od veku jednoho roku TAtDA MC: 2Oti leta fipisova ochrana PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytue ktera se roe'ne zmeneuje je elentm platicim poplatky na debske certifikaty tu vYhodu ochrany, 'IttDA MX: Intl leta, tipisova, ochrana 2e v po,clu npine nemotnosti nasledktero, se rozne zmenSuje ken' nemoci aneb poraneni aneb V TRIDA ML: 25ti let5, upisova ochrana padu innrti platiciho, poplatky na ktera se merle' zmeneuje. ten cletsktr certifikat budou samoTRIDA MD: 30t1 leta iipisova ochrana einne zaplaceny.

Respectfully, ktera, se roene z-meneuje Joe) 13. Hejny TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna.

Keeping machinery will oiled results in • kIDA. 10T: lOti leta lhütni. Obnovitelna less noise. This is not true with hua zmenitelna mans.

• T141)A. 20T: 20ti letzl DrfttnI, Zrneniteln6.

• • The easiest way to see America first is to keep on buying tie new postage otTsKtm onntLEN1 stamps.

• 41 TRIDA Doeasne pojieteni do 16 let ktere se mine zmeniti na kterekoAll young men have lots of energy, lly jine poji:s"teni kdykoliv net do- but . much of it is MISS-directed. sabne 16 let syeho veku

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Wednesday, September 19, 1962

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC

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

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

13ENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897 Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579

— HERALD— Undeliverable Copies to SUPRE

E LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEX.

EDITCR'S DESK Ilo

Lodge Slovanska Lipa No. 66

There is only one way to get out the members, and have good 'meetings; that is by hard work. They won't come out because you send them a postcard telling them about the .meeting. You must call them on the phone and visit them in their homes, you must make them feel tThat their presence at the meeting is of the utmost importance, and when you get them there, you must see that they enjoy themselves. When you invite friends to your home,. if you want them to come again, you see to it that they are relaxed and enjoying themselves, you do this by being a good host and making them feel at home and most welcome. We all know this, but when ii comes to lodge work, we are prone to forget it. What do we do? We let the members on the side listening to poorly conducted meelloys. uninteresting c a ,nd poor !or!dory. Brother!

The \%.0 do to them make -them v iu I ! my stayed home and watched television. )

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Will you please remember that our State Talent Contest of all our youth will be held at LODGE NO. 66, WACO, LINDEN HALL MISER,' 23, 1962 '3 0 ( STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T Youth to be heTA September 23 at Elm Mott 1,in&,3. 1 ", ..f , :;ar Waco, Texas. -Ail seven D: MI participate. mailed to the editor JRNED to the solder unless return postage is enclosed. There is no exception to this rule.

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

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 )0t

Ti is Is Askir For A District

(71 1 FaVT IN STRICT Hi CALIEN:AR News ii:.`J.11.S for our Vestnik from our During a special meeting of Linden Lodges, Friends, and Teenagers should 1ia.11 Directors the tall District Meeting was set for Sunday, October 28th. We be turned in early, Friday or Saturday it will later submit more details after our at all possible.

Items that come in late sometimes next regular meeting. have to be omitted for lack of time and space.

We go to press Monday at noon to DISTRICT FIVE have our Vestnik ready for mailing The Fall meeting of District Five will Tuesday to reach you Wednesday. be conducted on October 21, 1962. Place So please, we are always anxious to will be designated at a later date. Other publish your news-letters as soon as we Districts are requested to reserve this receive them, so get them in early, will date for District 'Five. you? Thanks!

Your Editor Lodges desiring to host the Fall meet10( ing contact one of the District Officers, not later than September 1.

"Is it true," the reporter asked the explorer, "that wild animals in the , • jungle will not harm you if you carry DISTRICT SL a torch?"

"It all depends," said the explorer, Fall meeting of District Six will be held Nov. 4, 1962 in Recreation Hall "on : how fast you carry it."

--- ) 0 sponsored by Lodge Karel Havlicek No THE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER OF 4 in liallettsville, Texas. Meeting will OUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN be convened at 1 o'clock p.m.

CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 100I Frank J. Olsovsky TEMPLE, TEXAS. Secretary District Six

Wednesday, September 19, 1962

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S.P.J.S.T. State Talent August Progress Report from Dist. III Contest at Waco, Texas $23,000.00 154 ANNA MILAN 12,000.00 154 Mary Renfro 5,000.00 6 John Krizan 5,000.00 6 Edw. G. Mazanec 3,000.00 130 Stanley E. Vrla 2,000.00 25 Johnnie I. Krajca 2,000.00 6 Raymond Volcik 1,500.00 92 Joe Krivanek 1,000.00 66 Otis Ceska 1,000.00 5 Mary Hejny 1,000.00 158 Frank Kofnovec 35 1,000.00 John Mach You just can't hold a Good Organizer Down — Look — Again— on No. 1 spot for the month of August — None other than Sister Anna Milan of Lodge No. 154 Fort Worth — Congratulations Sisters Milan for a beautiful come back to the No. 1 spot on this month's progress report. And in the No. 2 spot, is Sister Mary Renfro of Lodge 154, Fort Worth. Congratulations Mary for a job well done — like Mother — like Daughter — if you keep up that pace and increase it a little, you may give your mother a good race. Congratulations to all whose names appear on the above list and thanks to all for your splendid cooperation.

NEW CERTIFICATE We have a New Certificate to offer to our prospects — TERM TO AGE 65 — CONVERTIBLE PRIOR TO AGE 60.

This Class of insurance was designed to give the prospect maximum amount of protection to age 65 for the least amount of Cost, without having to renew or converte before the prospect reaches age 65. However, it may be converted to another class prior to age 60.

Did you insert the "Rates" in the Term Section of your Rate Book? If not, do so right new before it gets lost or misplaced. — Also insert the rates applicable to PAYOR INSURANCE on Classes PR and W behind the Supplement Section. Thanks for your cooperation.

STATE TALENT CONTEST The State Talent Contest will be held at Lodge No. 66 Linden Hall, Elm Mott, Texas on Sunday, Sept. 23, 1962 with a full day program. Make your plans now to attend and support our candidate at this function.

If I can be of any help, please write or call.

Fraternally, A. M. Vrla District III Organizer

The State Youth Talent Contest will be held at Lodge No. 66 at Linden Hall in Elm Mott on Sunday, September 23, 1962 beginning at 2:00 p.m. Contestants will come from. all seven Districts in Texas to participate. This program under the direction of Bro. Joe B. Hejny, Vice President of the Supreme Lodge and State Youth Director, is the highlight of activities of the year in our SPJST. We will be honored by the presence of Sister Sandra Watson, our Miss SPJST of Toxas, 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 show their appreciation to our Youth by attending . We trust you will make your plans to be 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.

There will be entertainment and a free dance from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. with music to be furnished by the West Melodians. Don't miss it.

Following is the outline of the program set up for the SPJST State Talent Contest, Sunday, September 23, 1962: 10:00 a.m. — Registration and Fellowship

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Introduction of Talent participants and their oarents.

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 DAIL Free Dance Fraternally yours, Otto Hanus, President Waco Lodge No. 66 Emma Ceska SPJST District III )O(

To The State Talent Contest Visitors: For the benefit of those who will attend the State Talent Contest at Linden Hall on Sept. 23 who have not visited our Hall before, I would like to give you directions for finding it without any trouble, those who will come from the north part of the state, Dallas, Fort Worth, Kaufman, Ennis, etc., through West, Texas on Interstate 35, turn left at Elm Mott Directly under the Highway underpass on Farm Road No. 308. Those coming from the south from Waco, turn right just before you get to the Elm Mott overpass and take the same farm road No. 308. Linden Hall is on the right 1/2 mile from the highway. Look for New Chain Link Arch and gateway leading up to the hall.

Elm IVIott is 8 miles north of Waco on the Dallas highway and Waco can be bypassed from all points east, south and west without going through the city itself. We hope to see many of you at the Contest and we bid uu sincere WELCOME to Linden Hall.

Fraternally yours, Otto Hanes, President.

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11:30 a.m. — Lunch, 2:00 p.m. — Assembly called to order and a welcome address by Brother Otto Hanus, 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 Gerlich, and Kathy Mazanec, Members of Youth Club of Lodge No. 66.

REUNION ANNOUNCEMENT Introduction of and address by BrothThe Trlica-Kopecky Reunion of 1962 er Edward L. Marek, President of Su- will be held at the Hallettsville City preme Lodge SPJST. Recreation Hall, Sunday, Oct. 7. 1962. — Introduction of Sister Sandra Watson, A basket lunch will be served at 12 o'clock noon. All those related to these "Miss SPJST" of Texas, Introduction of State Talent Win- families are cordially invited to attend, The Committee ner of 1961. )0( Introduction of Judges for the Talent Doctor: "Why do you have the letters Contest.

A-3928 tattooed on your back?"

Judging of Talent entries.

Patient: "That's not tattooed. That's Recognition of State and District Officers, District Youth . Director, District where my wife ran into me while I was Organizers, District Queens and Duch- opening the garage door."

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One Meeting At Dime Box The Dime Box SPJST Lodge No. 13, hosted. District One at their Lodge Hall in New Dime Box, Sunday, September 9. They also have a Old Dime Box there.

In of a steady rain, a. nice crowd witrie;:;!ed the Youth, Program and Talent C . at lest eliminations and enjoyed a delicious spread which the good sisters o; the Dime Box Lodge prepared.

District One President, brother Ernest Jakubik, called the meeting to order at 1:2,0 p.m, to welcome everyone and to wish them an enjoyable afternoon at Lodge No. 13.

Lodge President, brother E. Krenek, welcomed District One to their Lodge.

"I understand that-these district meetings are for the primary purpose of getting acquainted. It is a nice thing; it is commendable for it leads up to cooperation and unity not only in the district but in the whole structure of our SPJST reaching out from the Supreme Lodge, conventions and all activities of our ItPJST. With that I don't mean criticism, however, it can be good and constructive and brings progress. Since we are here, let's all get acquainted. I hope that you enjoy your visit with us.

Our good sisters have prepared a lunch for us after the program."

President Jakubik thanks the Lodge for inviting District One to Dime Box. "Like brother Krenek said, let's get to gether and get acquainted."

Recognition of Supreme Lodge officers followed, when Brother Raymond Urbanovsky, Brother August Kacir taking a bow. Then Editor Hosek, District One Director brother' Kubena, District One Organizer, brother Barina and sister Lillie Matejka, the District One Youth, Director were recognized. As each name was called, the respectives and husband or wife, took a bow. Brother Koliha sent greetings being called away into, another District, as was brother Joe B. Hejny. Brother Marek, our President is on vacation in Washington.

The minutes of the previous meeting of District One held at Kovar were read by brother Krenek, District One, Secretary-Treasurer, and were approved.

Then brother Krenek gave a report of the Treasurer, and of dues sent in.

Brother Jakubik went through the business of the District so that the Youth Program could be included in this afternoon's meeting.

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The time and place of the next meeting of District One will appear in the Vestnik just as soon as the District officers work it all out with the host lodge. Watch for it.

Sister Matejka talks about the Youth Fund which she controls from which prizes are given to the winners of contests and participation prizes. She invites the gathering to the Bryan Lodge for the Coronation of their Queen.

Brother Hosek urged everyone that can to attend the State Talent Contest ;which will be held at the Waco Lodge No. 66, on the 23rd of the month.

District President, brother 'Ernest (not Ed) Jakubik turned the mike over to the District Youth Director, to begin the Youth Program, followed by the Talent elimination contest.

The first number "Welcome" by Jimmy Novosad opened the program.

Then, Jerry Vytopil led us all in Prayer. He is from Lodge No. 39.

The third number was a trumpet solo

by Ronnie Matejka, of Lodge No. 39 — "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White."

Number Four: Five little ladies presented the "Mulberry Bush." MiStresses Kay Kay Vytopil, Claudia Novosad, Pam Vytopil, Debbie Vytopil and. Bennie Matejka of Lodge No. 39.

Number Five: The Shearer sisters of Lodge No. 38, Shirley, Cecilia and Nancy sang the Czech song "Kocka leze dirou."

These little cuties are granddaughters of our beloved couple Brother and Sister Vaclav Barina. Brother Barina is District Organizer.

Nunber six: Handsome Wesley Quitta gave us an accordion solo "Red Raven Polka."

Number seven: The Shearer sisters sang: "Nase Mama. Stlaukala."

Number eight: Three handsome teenagers from the local lodge, sang "Just Walk On By," to the accompaniment of their three guitars. They were: Ronnie, Dennis and Billie Zwerneman.

Number nine: The Shearer sisters, Shirley and Nancy, sang "Poslala mne matka."

Number ten: Roy Novosad of Lodge No. 39 Bryan, played the "Julida Polka" on the Accordion.

No. eleven: The Shearer sisters, Nancy and Cecilia sang "Sla, Naninka do Zeli."

Annie in the Cabbage Patch. With appropriate cabbage, basket and even "Pepicek" all in costume, they went through their number beautifully.

Number twelve: Again the Shearer sisters, Shirley, Cecilia and Nancy sang "Nase Kocka."

Wednesday, September 19, 1962 Number thirteen: Twirling exhibition

by Patsy Eitzminger and Beverly Shearer (sister to those little Shearers) gave a beautiful routine to music! "Lollipop."

Number fourteen was a Hurly-Gurly Twist routine by the teenagers from Edge No. 39, Bryan, and superbly per formed by Dianna MateYka, Carol Vytopil, Darleen Matejka and Jeanie Kuder.

It was cute and snappy.

Number fifteen: "Sweet Georgia Brown" was sung by Marilyn Sebesta and Bernice Jakubik to the accompaniment of Nancy Sebesta.

Number sixteen: Accordion Solo "Wooden Heart" by Nancy Sebesta of Snook Lodge No. 9.

Number seventeen: Piano Soto by Betty Trcalik could not be presented because the piano was "out".

Because two contestants for "State" had piano solos, the State Talent Elimination was held in a local church where the District, Youth Director, Competitors and, Judges withdrew.

While they were gone, brother Raymond Urbanovsky, Supreme Lodge Secretary took the mike and stated, "We were debating whether there would be anyone here — so it shows that you are true fraternalists — you did not let the weather stand in the way. I have learned that you have had five inches of rain overnight and I am glad that it did not stop you," said brother Urbanovsky.

He then brought greetings from Brother Hejny who went to District Seven Meeting at La Parita; regrets from Brother Zabcik who was taking his daughter to school in Austin for enrollment in the University. "I want to compliment the District on what they are doing, especially on the program which they prepared here; you have to admire them for their efforts; once we 'get these youngsters working among us, get them to come to our metings, the local lodge,' the district meetings, they will bring us some more members; it is very comforting to know that they are coming to our 'meetings and furnishing entertainment. This District One is way ahead of last year's figures in the sales of insurance. In 1961 the organizers wrote 98 new 'members to this date; this year they wrote 119 members. So, it is a great pleasure to us to see that the District is doing so well. I notice that you have one organizer who has not missed a month, in his production: brother W. D. Kamas from the Nelsonville Lodge." Brother Kamas takes a bow.

So through 1961 for the entire Order we

Wednesduy, September 19, 1062 -wrote 1,046 policies; this year we have wl'itten 1,10a policies, so according to this, District One is over the average — they are writing more than the other districts according to the averages. I am proud to see this.

"I have one question that wasn't brou ght up: that is — the awarding of the 50 ,-year e..1:lems. I don't know if t,ie District wants to continue this. It is up to the District here if they want to continue this. We will provide the .emblems and present them. I assure 'you that it is always a pleasure to be with you. Thank you."

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where sisters help, all the lodge and youth are active and I take this opportunity to thank you. You can see in the Vestnik that our sisters are our best correspondents. I ,hope that you all return home safely and thank you for listening," concluded brother Hosek.

District One Organizer, brother Vaclav Barina spoke next. "I too am very thankful for this privilege to say a few words to such a nice group that is gathered here this afternoon.

"Those of you who are present have prOven you are true fraternalists; if you do not have your SPJST at heart Brother President Jakubik then ex- you would stay at home, but since you piallied: "It was agreed that they (the are here you have proven yourselves; I 50-year) emblems would be presented think we have a nice bunch, a selective at the Spring Meeting of the District." bunch; I want to congratulate your Brother August Kacir, Attorney for our Youth Leaders for the wonderful work Order spoke next. "The youth program they are doing in our District. I know was wonderful; all of us appreciate it; that they are doing wonderful work. We appreciate all the children; whether must keep in mind that it is the youth they are members' children or other that we are depending upon. I think children. We have always tried to help that the SPJST is depending, upon youth children. The SPJST started in 1912' as much as America is. I think we should (Tim convention in Granger) lending appreciate the youth leaders and what money to several students to attend col- they ale doing. lege. One of them attended • Cornell "There is a lot of talk about how long University to become one of our famous our Czech language will continue to scientists," stated brother Kacir. Remlast here.

I think it is up to us. If we .try inescing, brother Kacir named Karel to learn something about our Czech hisChoman (?), Chas. Hegar and Chas. tory, heritage, we find that we have a Naive, earlier Czech teachers of Czech in lot to be proud of; we have given not the University. "They were members of our SPJST. They solicited for a small only to this country but the whole world student fund -- it is still in existence exceptionally brilliant men who are reand loaned to young men and women spected by intellectuals everywhere. lig assistance. You will remember Because of the regime in Czechoslovakia many of our lodges were only at this time a lot of our younger memgroups; Sokol groups — our bers do not like to claim kinslhip with youth were on the programs and their the Czechs. We cannot help what is services were highly appreciated. We going on in some other parts of the know that we have some of our original world," stated brother Barina.

"As for our organizers, I am proud of lodges in your neighboring county, Burleson." Brother Kacir ended by say- the work that is being done in this District this year." Brother Barina then ing he was glad to be here. invited all of his District One organizers Droner Hosek spoke next. (In Cze-ch). present to stand up for recognition to "It seems that since I insist that we the round of applause. 'preserve oin Czech Language in al"I want to say that so far our District most every issue of the Vestnik, that has written up just about as much as I rather talk to you in Czech. I am glad we did last year but we still have four that I am ,here. I was afraid that you months to go. I hope that you will keep would berained out but am glad that working hard to make the quota beyou did have this meeting.Bister Matejka cause, he said laughingly, "it depends deserves cur gratitude. Sister Shearer, upon the quota 'how much I can spend `too, deserves to be complimented for on you boys to compensate; let's keep bringing her talented youngsters. on working to make our quota." BrothIn our ledges, where we have youth, er Barina throws a grand feed every activity you will see that the Lodge year that his organizers reach their work is more pleasant. In many lodges quota — and they have such a grand it is harder but where the sisters take time at these banquets.

Brother Barina complimented brothover and your brothers help them a little, the sisters will repay you with er .Srubar for his good work.

Brother Barina speaking in Czech doing good lodge work. It shows that •

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stated that "our children should be proud of our origin; our natio . ) (Czechoslovakia) gave a lot of wo lserful men like Komensky, Masaryla en!.. to the world; let us teach the children of them so that they will respect us (Czechs) the way we deserve. Every person is good for something, even the worst, at least," said brother Barina, "As an example to others."

"Regarding the 65th Anniversary of our Order, it is a great !honor, I say to that we are 65 years old; and so far our Order through our officers performed 100, per cent their duties and we should be proud of our Order.

"Again I say I am very glad to be among you and wish you t best. Thank you," concluded brother Ea rma.

Brother Jakubik then ini.raduced the Postmaster of Snook, Mr. Cluts Sebesta who spoke a few words.

Brother Urbanovsky invited everyone to the Texas Fraternal Coo Bess which will be held in Austin, Texas, this year in October, saying that the Youth Section will be on the 25th and that 'our SPJST will have two members on the program.

Just as Brother Urbanovsky concluded his talk, the State Talent contestants came in with the District Youth Director, District Director brother Kubena and other judges whose names were not announced.

Sister Matejka announced that Ronnie Matejka of Lodge No. 39 Bryan, will represent District One as the Senior High winner. Ronnie is :.i.81.Pr Matejka's son of wraom she is very protel. He played the trumpet on the pro.,cani.

Lovel y Nancy ,Sebesta. the Sneok Lodge No. 9, was Senior Low v;iuhier with her piano solo.

Then brother , Jakubik asked all the contestants to honor us with a number.

Only the piano contestants could not participate. Nancy, being an accomplished musician also played 1 , accordion and gave us several tic.,•:u1 Czech songs.

So ended the meeting, to moment of visiting among the hrothcrliood While the kitchen brigade of sisters prepared to feed the happy but hungry crowd.

And — it was still raining just as hard as it had been at the beginning of the meeting at noon.

The Editor and wife, having the farthest to go, bid this wonderful group of folks goodbye, homewa rd bound.

Somewhere on the way back between Rosebud and Lott, we lost Le rain but the countryside was fresh Cell, the air clean and the trip much more pleasant

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Special Notic TO OUR MANY FRIENDS IN TEXAS Texas City, Texas Sister Mary Dlabaj, 618 11th Street North, Texas City (Telephone WI 57 4789) is busily engaged with making plans to hold a special meeting of all the present SPJST members now living and/ or working in Texas City and of everyone who can be interested in the formation of local lodge in that city.

Everyone who feels that they can take an interest in the formation of the new lodge proposed for Texas City either by active participation or by offering moral support is invited to contact Sister Dlabaj.

It is intended that the meeting will be held in the Texas. City Community Recreation Hall. Date of the meeting and other pertinent information will be announced in forthcoming issues of the Vestnik.

Fraternally, Jarda Cerny, District Organizer ( -WHEN YOU BUY LIFE INSURANCE You set up a systematic savings program — Most men find it difficult to gram — Most men find it difficult to save money and keep it saved. There always seems to be a "good reason" for taking money out of a savings accaunt.

Money saved the life insurance way stays saved, because you feel a certain compulsion toward paying a premium notice.

You save when you borrow money — Life insurance is the world's best collateral. If you want to borrow $6,000 and have that much in cash values, there is no question about your getting the money. You'll get the loan at a low interest rate too.

Your income is guaranteed for life -We never should forget that when we are old, we don't need money in the bank. What we need is a guaranteed income which neither we nor our wives can outlive. Life insurance is the only way to make sure we will have that income when we get ready to retire. Any other method is just based on hopes than going there in the downpour.

Congratulations Dime Box on a successful meeting — one which you will long remember kindly — to the Youth, their parents and leaders, thank you for a wonderful program, to the membership God bless and keep you, it was wonderful being among you.

Your Editor

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Wednesday, September 19, 19112

Make Plans to Attend All Nations Aa Se,Im ican-Czeca Held At El Campo An "All Nations Festival" such as that held in El Campo Saturday is an excellent way to attract more tourists to SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1962 Texas State Fair CrouRds, Dallas, Texas Texas, according to Tourist Court Journal, national magazine of motel manageThe program will be in two parts: ment published in Temple.

Part 1.

Will commence promptly at 1 p.m. in The festival coincided with a one-day the Hall of State Auditorium (north of movement of the state's capital to El the Womens' Building). The program Campo where the local state senator, will last until 3 p.m., and consists of the Culp Krueger, presided as Texas govfollowing: concert music, provided by a ernor in the absence of Gov. Price Dan12-piece string orchestra, playing se- iel from the state. Sen. Krueger, as presilections from Dvorak, Smetana, Friuli, dent pro-tern of the Senate, took the Fibich, and others. (Musicians through reins as chief executive and ordered the cooperation of Musicians' Local No. meetings of several state boards in El 147, American Federation of Musicians, Campo.

Recording and Trust Fund); Sokol gymEmphasis on Texas tourist promotion nastics; the Beseda; choral group singwas given impetus in the , governor-foring, various instrumental numbers, etc.

Most of those on the program will be in a-day's talk with another El Campo rescolorful costumes. This portion of the ident, Jim Rankin, who is president of Festival is of a more or less formal the Texas Motel Association. Leadership nature. The auditorium will open at 12 of Texas' 3,000 motels is aggressive at noon. There is seating for about 500 work in efforts to boost the state's declining share of the nation's vacation people, with some standing room. spending.

Will start at approximately 3:20 in At the "All Nations Fetival," church the outdoor pavilion (Band Shell), located at the Forest and Second Avenue and civic groups representing 11 nationentrance to the Fair Grounds. Here the alities set up gaily decorated food booths main attraction will be a 20-piece band for the noon meal Saturday in what playing traditional, Czech polkas and was described as an international waltzes. The atmospherelhere will be in- smorgasbord. Available dishes included formal. There will be an opportunity to such things as veal smothered in white purchase, at low prices, various types of cream gravy with rice, which, the French kolaches, sandwiches, refreshments for hostess called "blanquette de veau avec young and old; numerous articles will riz." be on sale, including scarves, ceramics, Gourmets also discovered Switzerdolls, Czech phonograph recordings, land's impressive menu including wellbooks etc. There is plenty of elbow room ' ured Swiss sausage on open-faced rye in and around the Band Shell area. This bread sandwiches; especially seasoned Will be a great opportunity for Czechs meatballs, coffee rings, glazed sweetfrom all over Texas to meet with their breads — and some delicious somethings friends and relatives, and enjoy a soci- called cheneublatz. able afternoon. The program at the German "gemutlicheit" also was presBand Shell will last as long as there ent along with Schweinskopf cheese is inteerst to sustain it. sandwiches, chicken noodle cheese cassAdmittance to both, events is free. erolle, and the ever-popular German (This ,Sunday has also been designated chocolate cake.

"West, Texas Day" at the Fair).

English cuisine included a thousand "pestes" or choice, finely ground beef Come and see us at the Czech Feswrapped in asuet pastry plus hundreds oval! of various muffins, roast beef on homeFOr the Executive Committee Nick Alois Morris, Chairman made rolls, and of course, tea.

Czech-American Festival, 1962 Czech-Moravian food fare included ) 4, • ( country sausage, potatoes, sauerkraut, a all kinds of kolaches and cakes.

An auto salesman is the only one who and can make a new car climb a steep bill Ireland's entry was Irish savory stew, backwards in neutral. and from Italy there were meat balls

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and spaghetti in the old-world manner.

Famous Scandanivain pastries were present in the Swedish and Danish booths, while the Arican booth featured traditional U. S. Southern specialties â&#x20AC;&#x201D; fried chicken, cornbread and cold buttermilk.

From Mexico there was an array of tamales, crisp tacos, salads, beans, and rice.

All foods were served by costumed hosts and hostesses, and entertainment included authentic folk songs and dances by national groups. A street dance Saturday night completed the fes- LODGE NO. 168 BEAUMONT, TEXAS tival.

Dear Readers, lo( Lodge No. 166 'held its monthly meeting on September 11 in the 'home of Brother and Sister Bill Moreau, 2095 North. All officers were present at the meeting.

Plans were discussed for the dance to be held on November 3 to celebrate our fourth anniversary. It will be at the Elk Lodge where Lodge 166 was instituted.

Two new , members were voted in. They are Robert Sehubring and Susan Lynn Perrisone. We are very happy to have RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY them as members, of our lodge. We also We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Vysehrad, Lodge No. 48, wish had the pleasure of having the parents of Susan Lynn as guests: They are Mr. to express, in behalf of all our members and Mrs, Perricone. We want to welof our Lodge, our heartfelt sympathy to come all members and their friends to the bereaved family of our deceased visit us at our next meeting to be held brother, on October 8 at the same location menJOE V. EIEJL, JR. tioned above. who died in a Taylor hospital Tuesday, August 28, 1962. Brother Hejl, born AuAt this time I would like ta thank gust 10, 1885 in Industry, Texas, was a Bro, and Sister Joe Perricone for the reresident of the Thrall area for over 50 freshments, and Bro. and Sister Bill years, and was a retired farmer. He was Moreau for the use of their home as a member of Lodge Vysehrad for over our meeting place. I would also like to 50 years, having gotten his 50 year pin wish everyone a very successful school in April of this year. He was very active year. Let's all study hard and have fun in the lodge work and served as finan- at the same time. cial secretary for thirty nine years. As Very sincerely yours, organizer he was instrumental in seSandra Watson curing many members for Lodge 48. . , On Nov. 3, 1908 he was married to Miss Frances Maresh, who survives him. He is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Glen Trayler of Corpus Christi, two sons, Nelben Hejl of Thrall and Ben Hejl of Wingate; six grandchildren and two sisters.

Women's Nook

In Memoriam

Funeral services were held in the Condra Memorial Chapel with Rev. Josef A. Barton and Rev. Gordon A. Hejl officiating. Burial was in the Taylor City Cemetery.

Resolution Committee Mrs. Gilbert Sihiller Mrs. B. C. Stalmadh John W. Maresh

LODGE NO, 54, WEST, TEXAS Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our meeting last Sunday was opened by saying the Pledge of Allegiance, then followed by reading of the minutes of our last meeting, and it was approved as read.

Strana 17 Brother Cervenka reminded every one of the State Talent Contest which will be held in Linden Hall on Sept. 23rd and told as many members as can go to this contest should do, so.

The Property Committee was asked to get the Natural Gas connected from the main line onto our hail as soon as possible and go ahead with the project so that it will be done before our next meeting.

Next in line was to nominate someone on the Bar Committee to take the place of our deceased Brother Albert Milberger. There were three nominees namely, Brothers Vaclav Bezclek, Raymond Barton and George Hubik. Of the three Raymond Barton was elected.

Brother Harry Moore was named on the sick list, members signed get well card which was sent to `him in Veterans Hospital in Marlin.

Loretta Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Volcik, of West joined our Lodge. We are glad to have you among us.

There was a motion made to postpone the buying and replacing of curtains in our 'hall. Sister Hanzlicek who was to sew the curtains is too busy at present time to do the sewing, so this was left until a later date.

Brother Kacir reminded all members that this is the Sunday to take the Polio Sabin Vaccine and on 'our way home everybody should stop by the school to get this vaccine.

Meeting was adjourned with the reminder that our next meeting will be Oct. 2nd.

Fraternally, Bennie Soukup reporter )O( NOVE KVETY LODGE NO. 35 ELK The regular lodge meeting of Lodge No. 35, Elk 'was called to order by the President.

The visitors recognized were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dulock. We were glad to have you and hope you will come back to see us again soon.

The committee's reports were given next. All the committees gave encouraging reports. The workers were thanked for their co-operation by the various chairmen.

The Chairman of the Trustees reported that the heater will be hung very soon, and some new mops are going to be purchased, and thee floor in the hall fixed.

The new business taken up was about purchasing a night light. It was decided to wait on the matter till the next lodge

Strana meeting to see if there will be any opposition to it.

Anton Pavelka gave a brief report on the ball games.

The meeting was adjourned.

The next meeting will be October 14, 1962. Everyone is urged to attend. A lunch will be served so everyone is asked to bring a covered dish.

Fraternally, Your Reporter Bernice Mach )O( HOUSTON LODGE NO. 88 Dear Vestnik Readers, The Lodge Hall was full of activity Friday night. The Board of Directors had their regulax meeting and the Entertainment Committee had their meeting. The Youth Club members had a meeting and also the Beseda Dance rehearsal.

A large group of Lodge No. 88 members had the honor of seeing our neighboring city of El Campo, being the state capital for a day, Saturday, Sept. 8. It was a gay affair for that city as their own Senator Mr. Culp Krueger was governor for a day in the absence of Gov, Price Daniel. It was interestitng to see the state government in action. Three bridges were dedicated, the main one being the Glen Flora bridge with Demetri Snort of Glen Flora as Queen.

The most colorful occasion was the festive program where ,dances of many European nations were, performed. Our own Lodge No. 88 was well represented with our Youth members doing the popular Czech Beseda and it was well performed by the youngsters.

Those taking part in it were Bobby Dobesh, Charles and Johnny Kadlecek, Larry Zajcek, Georgia Zaludek, Evelyn and Janet Kucera and Margaret Vala, with sister Della Kadlecek as the instructor and Johnny Sula in charge of musical operation. Johnny was in his Czech costume too.

There was a variety of dances. One a French Poodle dance and an Irish jig.

A group of young girls, all dressed up inred skirts and white blouses sang the Red Skirt song in Czech. We had the chance of meeting a lot of new friends and some whom we have not seen for a long time. Some of those were Mr. and Mrs. Eustice Adamcik of El Campo, Mrs. Alice Hrncir of Hilije, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wenflar of Edna. We also got a taste of the good Czech food the Czech ladies prepared and served in the Czechoslovakian Booth, They had booths from all nations.

Saturday night we had another one of

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our big dances at the lodge ball. We had some high stepping music by that wonderful Polka band of Fayetteville, the Baca Orchestra.

All you friends and members, don't forget they will be back to play at our November 10 dance, so plan to come out for a big time. W.e missed the Amos Kadleceks at the dance. I guess they stayed in El Campo for the street dance.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bravanec have accepted the job of caretakers of our Lodge ball, and we must say they are doing a wonderful job.

I was informed by Bre. President Tim Kostom, they are getting the English singing Operetta underway and to watch for further details.

Music for the Sept. 22 dance will be furnished by the L. F. Pavelka Band.

Make plans to come out.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand ) 0( WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: Continuing our story of cooking through the centuries, it is interesting to note that in the year 1863, when the Ottoman Turks were encircling Vienna, Austria of the Austro-Hungarian empire, to launch an attack, a Polish soldier of fortune named Kulczycki, slipped past the enemy lines as a Turk to reach Barvaria and broadcast the desperate positiOn of the :doomed Vienna, to get help.

Inside the city, a baker while putting his dough in a warm place to rise during the night, noted that the puffed-up dough quivered and shook in the bowl, Guessing that the Turks had already started to mine Vienna, sent his son running to the military !headquarters to give the alarm. This, when the Turks started storming the walls, they were met with cannonballs and mortor fi'e.

The Turks were routed by help which the soldier of fortune and the baker alerted — the military forces and the Bavarian neighbors. They were both offered rewards. The baker was given a place in the royal kitchen while the Polish soldier of fortune chose the huge baks of green beans left behind by the Turks in their flight.

It must be remembered that when the Arabs lost the spice monopoly to the European traders when Marco Polo told of seeing spices growing and pinpointed their location; the Arabs jealously guarded their secret of coffee and no foreign ships were allowed to enter the Islamic ports. The Dutch, however, persuaded the Sultan of Constantinople to let them send traders to the cities of

Wednesday, Septenther 19, 1062 Aden and Mocha to buy coffee beans, but it was more than s 11 . indred years later that coffee plants ore smuggled out to be planted in the Dutch possession of Java.

And so it was that the Polish soldier of fortune with his bags of green coffee first introduced coffee to Vienna, having learned its use amene, the Turks whom he :helped fell. Cofice was chunk. bitter black, but not everyone liked it this way, so it was sweetened with honey (sugar was still rare and costly, at about $200 per pound). Then milk was added to the honey coffee to become an overnight sensation. Other variations such as coffee with sweetened whipped cream ",Schlag" became the rage.

Vienna brought the colic to Venice, Italy, through the establishment of coffee houses where the inieliectuals gathered for the old coffee break to exchange g ossip and views.

Coffee came to Paul through the Turkish ambassador in 1669, whose headquarters were set up near the Palace in Paris.

It is said that while presenting his diplomatic credentials to King Louis Fourteenth, the King merely glanced at them and laid them aside, which insulted the Turkish Ambassador beyond words. To avenge this insult from the King, Ambassador Soliman Aga, furnished his palace so lavishly as to outshine the French monarch, with trappings of rich carpets and enormous plump silken cushions instead of the ositat chairs; and chairs; and perfu'iu of roses shot through the air to eno•se the whole palace in fragrance. Inside the huge room, fountains tinkled gently and (Mil-med lights lent an air of. mystery and seduction to the atmosphere and the French society — swooned — and before long — Turkish this and Turkish that -was the. of the moment, including coffee.

The IP eneh Marquis do Louvis, the King's minister of war, did Vienna one better when he created a coffee concoction, a blend of half ;;(1n ,hocolate and half coffee with whipped cream topping — which invention bears his name.

What a long way coffee has come; to America; to Texas, where the pioneer, the cowboy kept the black coffeepot bubbling all clay long on the back of a black, cast iron stove or o x, or hot stones, all day long — to become r..s strong and as thick as the original Turkish brew.

Today it is Instant.

By the year cf 1700, Paris had over three thousand :coliee liuuses where

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the people gathered together from every level of life: artists, journalists, workingmen, diplomats, opera singers and actors. Whenever a friend wished to see a friend, he would find Lim at his re-, spective coffee :house which catered to his group and class.

It was here in the coliee house that the jelly-filled doughnut had its origin.

It became a token of betrothal: when a young man wished to propose, he asked his girl to a cafe, ordered a "krapfen" as it was known in Vienna then, and broke the doughnut in half, giving her half.

Sometimes the young lady let her feelings be known by the same token. By

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the year of 1815, 'tis said, eight million of The cafe or coffe houses were patronized these doughnuts were baked for the at all hours of the day, long, past the lovesick of Vienna, alone. witching hour of midnight and were enThe strudel, our beloved Czech pastry livened by strains of Vienna's popular music as well as animated conversation. originally came from Budapest in the Not all conversation in these places year 1687 when the Austro-Hungarian empire encompassed our own Czecho- was serious matters of state for at the slovakia. Countless tempting versions Hotel Kaiserin Von Osterreich, a Diplowere introduced as the yeast-raised cake mat's Exchange on one occasion a Prince was studded with candied fruit, or tiny of Austria was given the Czar of Russia's cakes of chocolate, vanilla, or apricot recipe for "Svestkovy Knedliky" our beglazed garnished with silver candles dec- loved Czech Plum dumpling. orated elaborately with . swirls and rosAnother famous eating place for the etts of frosting appeared. They were blue-blooded of Vienna was the Hotel baked in many shapes: tiny violins, Sacher; where Madam' Sacher, a fat flowers, fruits and even little people. matron who smoked big, fat cigars,

Death Claims Paid During August, 1962 Omrtni podpory vypiacene v srpnu, 1962 SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. Temple, Texas September Death Claim No.—Name Cislo ihnrti—Jmeno

Occupation Zamestnani

farmer — rolnik farmer — rancher rolnik — dobytkat housewife — hospodyne 7651 Terezie Mikeska, hospodyne 7652 Albina Smajstrla, housewife 7653 F. J. Hejtmanek, farmer — rolnik farmer — rolnik 7654 Martin Horelka, merchant — farmer 7655 Vaclav Hauk, obchodnik — rolnik 7656 Rosa. Mikeska Trukseretired — na odpoeinku retired — na. odpoeinku 7657 Anna Mikeska, laborer — d8lnik 7658 Jos. Janecek, 7659 Edward R. Kotrla, farmer -- rolnik farmer — rolnik 7660 William Havran, retired — na odpoeinku 7661 Ad. Opela, 7662 Theresa Gajevsky, housewife - hospodyne housewife — hospodyn8 7663 Stella Jones, retired — na odpoeinku 7664 Anton Span, 7666 5 Jerry E. Marchak, carpenter — tesar housewife hospodyne 7666 Marie Novak, housewife - hospodyne 7667 Rosalie Garbs, 7668 F. A. Bezecny, retired — na, odpoeinku housewife — hospodyne 7669 Annie Mikulin, 7670 John Mraz, retired — na odpoeinku 767'1 Charlie R. Wasek, retired na odpoeinku 7672 Aloise Vanek, retired — na odpoeinku 7673 Marie Lichn ovnkY, retired — na odpoeinku 7674 J. H. Rozrovak, farmer — rolnik 7675 Jos. Sebek, retired — na odpoeinku 7649 Frank Zacek, 7650 Frank Joe Hurta,

1,, 1962

Lodge No. fad Cislo 21 Engle 81 Needville 87 98 138 143 89 112 33 111 51 85 30 28 92 10 24 4 91 67 13 72.

128

Placedo Guadalupe Blessing Inez Rosebud

Guy Bleiblerville Sugar Land Ellinger Weinert Hillj 0 East Bernard Fort Worth Shiner Cyclone Hallettsville Crosby Schulenburg Dime Box Cameron Mart Mart Velehrad 29 Taylor 89 Rosebud

Date of Admission Datum Pfijeti

Date of Death Datum timrti

3- 8-14 3-17-39

7-21-62 7-23-62

68 74

7-10-04 5-22-10 4-14-07 9-14-18 3- 9-30

7-13-62 7-23-62 7-17-62 7-18-62 7-16-62

93 72 74 76 65

7- 1-02 12- '7-02 3- 1-25 11- 3-23 1-18-20 1- 8-11 6- 8-13 3- 2-36 6-10-10 4- 6-30 3-14-20 5-14-05 2-12-11 8-14-27 8-18-07 4- 2-22 10-13-07 10-14-06 1-28-35 9-11-10

7-27-62, 7-24-62 7- 1-62 7-29-62, 7-22-62 8- 1-62 7-30-62 8- 3-62 7-27-62 8- 9-62 8- 8-62 7-29-62 8- 2-62, 7-28-62 8-11-62 8-12-62 8-20-62 8-19-62 8-18-62 8-17-62

92 A-5128 81 Pd up 468 A 15402 74 C-53 62 A-11684 B-3368 59, A-15267 72 A-1829 83 A-1999 42 D-262 88 Pd up 628 48 C-1222 66 A-7818 81 A-6405 A-3894 84 63 B-305 A-5458 76 A-8406 67 76 A-4500 A-1755 91 B-1279 74 A-5974 78

Age Stall

Cert. No. Cislo Cert.

A-1267 B-2406 A-2324 A-5885 A-6231 A-6933 C-1200 C-4188

To the bereaved survivors of our deceased brothers and sisters, the Supreme Lodge, SPJST, expresses its sympathy.

Raymond Urbanovsky Secretary, Supreme Lodge, SPJST

heartfelt

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rei g ned. She had the qualities of a per- wine cellars of Vienna were so spacious fect hostess, and when she received an and deep that it was stated the city was order for a special dinner, she obliged built as much below ground as above it.

In the seventeenth and eighteenth and kept her counsel.

SO it was on one occasion she prepared centuries it became the fashion for arisOne of these "Specials" a delicious meal tocrats to dress up as servants, sailors, for the Crown Prince Rudolf : heir to the or peasants and serve meals which they Austrian throne and the young and themselves had help ,'ook. These Wirbeautiful Baroness Marie Vetsera; who tsc,haften, as these masquarades were Vienna knew were deeply and hopelessly called, were held at these wine gardens in love, for our dashing Crown Prince and wayside inns. Others were in the already had a wife, a Belgian Princess royal gardens of some place. At one such whom gossips tacked as the Belgialn masquerade, Peter the Great of Russia goose. No one disturbed the lovers all appeared disguised as a farmer and was evening and the waiter tactfully knock- served by Emperor Leopold (Belgium) ed before entering with each succeeding (???) disguised as a waiter. The "waiter" course of the meal. A few days later, on presented the "farmer" with a costly an aftetrnoon of snow and sleet, the crystal chalice, insisting that the farmer lovers rendezvoued at the Prince's hunt- keep this drinking bowl as a gift. ing lodge, the now famous Mayerling The Viennese invented a special work for the eventful evening which went to describe Vienna — "Gemutlichkeit," down in history. The Prince's valet was which meant all at the same time, simexpecting them, huge fires were roaring plicity, frivolity, charm, lack of preto warm the icy rooms. As soon as they tension, good food, good drink and good had removed their fur's, produced two living. Imperial Vienna was probably bottles of Hungarian Tokay wine which one of the most frivolous, enchanting had been chilled in snow. The meal was cities ever to have existed. Today, many not elaborate for they only had roast cities would compete for this title, for pheasant with mushrooms, potatoes the tumbling of crowns, wars, and ocbaked in charcoal ashes and sprinkled cupation of countries not only changed with coarse salt. The valet surpassed the destinies of men but of countries. himself in seasoning each dish with I hope you have enjoyed this journey perfection. After their long, cold ride, he would have expected the two to fall back into, the past to follow the course in happily to eat a hearty meal, however. of our common cup of breakfast coffee, they hardly touched the food. The valet that it took before it came to you. I have was dismissed early. During the night, found it very fascinating and I hope so they say, Rudolph in his dispair and you do too. hopelessness of their love, shot Marie So, until next week, stay well, beautiand then himself. Their bodies were ful and do make your District Meeting found by the valet the next morning. and Youth events going on in the very That is what the world learned of this near future and, do drive carefully. tragic love-triangle. You see, the valet in Fraternally, this famous tale was your Editor's faThe Editor's wife ther, Johannes Hosek,. known as ) 0( Johannes, a valet for this young Prince TRY TO UNDERSTAND WORLD since young manhood.

PROBLEMS The individual should try to underIt is only natural that Vienna should contribute so ,much to gourmet eating Aand Ow complexities of the world so which in some estimations excelled that as to preserve his own freedom. This of the French cusine.; for Vienna drew to statement comes from R. H. Collacott, i:lent :f Cleveland, Ohio Council on its bosoM artists in all fields of culture, Woa'1 Af Hai's. He further states: "The from all over the world. Vienna was the tasks of trying to understand these comultra-ultra.

Besides the coffee, wine was was in- plex problems are the right and responcorporated lavishly in the menus for sibilities of citizenship. It has been said many of the vineyards of Europe which before and I know it sounds trite to reproduced the nectars, could trace their peat, but an informed electorate is the origin to Charlemagne, and wines were best safeguard in sound economy and imported from France, Italy, Rhineland sound government." ) and Hungary. Huge wine cellars were maintained by the rich of the various STATE TALENT CONTEST for S.P.J.S.T. and old vintages. Consequently, wine Youth to be held September 23 at Elm ott Linden Hall, near Waco, Texas. — gardens were patronized by the humble as well as the noble: It was said that the All seven Districts will participate.

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ENNIS LODGE NO. 25 Dear Friends: The Music Masters of Ennis, a newly organized dance orchestra, played their first engagement at the National Hall August 21st. Since then they have played in different places and are well liked.

Because of their success on the first few bookings they were awarded several other bookings in District Three. These boys are proud of what they have accomplished and we think that all seven are well experienced in playing old time and modern music.

We hope that you can make plans to come to the dance on Sept. 22 at our National Hall and hear them play for us.

Later in November they will play for us again. We have a new Dance Floor in our Hall and all good visitors and friends are welcome.

Fraternally, Johnnie J. Krajca )

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Your Address Is Bean Being Changed On e - again we remind those who receive our Vestnik and change their address to notify us in advance, listing both old .and new addresses.

When the Post Office Department notifies the publisher of ,, change of address, it costs the Vestnik 10 cents for each change so received. Add this to the already high mailing costs and, with another increase in the offing, it becomes almost prohibitive for a publisher to absorb these additional charges incurred by address changes — sometimes two or three during the period of one year.

You can save time and you'll be assured of not missing a single issue if you will advise the Supreme Lodge, Box 100,.

Temple, Texas a few days in advance of your impending address change.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Wednesday, September 10, 1962

VESTN 11C — WFS'r, TEXAS

Second Lt. Raymond E. Matula of Granger has entered Air Force pilot training at Webb AFB, Texas. Lt. Matula, a graduate of Texas A. and M. will fly Texas 1' the T-37 and the new supersonic T-38 Des,s Friends, jets during the year-long training f you have any t ai news, clippings course. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. g roan you local you would L. Matula of Rt. 2, Granger.

Ake to lave published in this column it your next weex's destnils, please mall Miss Virginia Marie Lednicky chose then-1 early while they are NEWS. her sister, Miss Dolores Lednicky as We appreciate interesting reports of maid of honor, and Jimmy Curtis Webb other family tidings, in our brotherhood, had his cousin, Ronnie Sherrill of Waco, births, weddings, anniversaries and as best man in their marriage. ihainly activities of your lodges or meMRev. James Quilter performed the bers that interest 811 of our readers. ceremony at noon Saturday, Sept. 8 in Reports of "visitings" cannot be pith• Catholic Church of the Assunption at lioned for lack of space and news value West.

Thank you very much for your under standing and cooperation.

Mr. Henry Hruzek, owner of the Hruzek Pharmacy in Hallettsville, was Mr. and Mrs. Louis Juranek of Louise announce the engagement and ap- awarded a Citation of Achievement by tite State Board of Pharmacy, Sept. 12, proaching marriage of their daughter, for having served as a pharmacist for Joyce Mary, to Frankie A. Divin, son 50 years. Mr. Hruzek is 70 years of age, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Divin of El Campo. The wedding will be an event of celebrating his birthday on Sept. 4th.

He was born in Sedan, a small commuOctober 20 at 9:00 a.m. in St. Andrew's nity near Dubina, Fayette County.

Catholic Church of Hillje.

• • 0 Miss Monica. Hrncir, daughter of Mr. Willie 3. Kutac of Sweet Home an- and Mrs. Anton Hrncir of the Moravia nounces the approaching marriage of his Community, graduated from the Brackdaughter, Dorothy Helen of Houston, to enridge Hospital School of Nursing in Louis F. Winklemann Jr., son of Mr. and Austin, Aug. 31. Attending the graduaMrs. Louis H. Winkelrnann of Brenham. tion exercises were 'her parents and The wedding will take place at the brother and sister, Patrick and Patricia. tau: en of Peace Catholic Church in In October she will take her State Sweet Home on November 3.

Board Examination to become a Registered Nurse. ♦ • Ethel aiae Hafernik Hummell received A. W. Hruska, 83, died in a Temple ber certilicate as a Graduate Nurse, from the Brackenridge Hospital School hospital Saturday afternoon at 5:30 aftof Nursing, Austin, Texas; Friday, Aug. er an extended illness. He was born in 31, 1952. Tile impressive exercises were Taylor and had lived in Temple most held in Towns Hall Auditorium of the of his life.

He is survived by two sons, Gene and University of Texas. a Bill of Colorado; and and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Dvoracek announce. Portland, Ore. the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Olivia June, to Granger — Sept. 7 — Miss Sue CerMr. William Hayes Frawley, son of Mr. venka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. William F. Frawley of Fort Cervenka, has completed the water safeWorth. ty instructor's course in Austin.

To-,e training is sponsored by the Paul J. Barnec, 68, of La Grange, pass- American Red Cross. In a program re, eel away about 9 o'clock Saturday night, cently, at the Red Cross headquarters September 2, 1962, at Fayette Memorial in Austin, certificates were presented Hospital following an illness of several to those who had completed the course. months.

Surviving are his wife; four sisters, Mrs. Anton Kubena and Mrs. John Orsak Buckholts — The sanctuary of the of Yoakum, Mrs. Rosie Slovacek of Shin- Buckholts Brethren Church was the seter and Mrs. A. J. Uhlar of Victoria; and ting for the double ring candlelight wedone brother, Joe Barnec of Corpus Chris- ding ceremony at 7 p.m. last Saturday when Miss Kathryn William Svetlik beti.

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came the bride of Kenneth Clarence Janicek.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Svetlik of Buckholts and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. A. H. Forbes of Temple and Frank Janicek of Buckholts.

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Ferdinand ,-;oseph Jansky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Jansky of Hallettsville, dies at the age of 9 hours, 3 minutes, in the Renger Memorial Hospital, Inc., in Hallettsville, Friday, Sept. 7th, at 1:30 a.m. ♦ • Mrs. Della Barak of Houston announce the engagement of her daughter, Karen Rose, to John (Jay) Peebles, Jr., of Houston. The wedding date is set for October 20th.

The Barak family is originally of Halletttsville, Mrs. Barak moving to Houston a short time ago.

Bill Parma of Belton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Parma, will leave Wednesday for the University of Texas where he has enrolled as a freshman. He is a member of the Texas Longhorn Band which begins practice Thursday.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waggoner are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Joan Dee, to Louis 0. Wentrcek Jr., son of Louis 0. Wentrcek of Taylor and Mrs. Frieda Barron of Thorndale. An October wedding is planned.

• • Mrs. Baria Cervenka died in a Weimar Hospital where she was confined for the past three months. She was buried 1Thursday morning in the Moravia Catholic Cemetery after Mass and services in the Moravia Church. She is survived by one son, August of Komensky and three daughters, Mrs. Ignac (Frances) Rainosek and. Mrs. Sophie Dro2d of Rosenberg and Mrs. Gus (Mary) Hrncir of Sugar Land.

Mr. Ernest E. Chaloupka of Novohrad received the Certificate of Merit for soil conservation work in Lavaca County during 1961, at a banquet program held at Swanks near Shiner, Tuesday night, Sept. 11. Mayor M. I. Bozka, Hallettsville banker, presented the award and delivered an address emphasizing the importance of soil conservation activities in Lavaca Soil Conservation District 334 for which Mr. Chaloupka was named Most Outstanding Supervisor during the past year.

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A lifetime resident of the Nada community, Mrs. A. J. (Mary) Lichnovsky passed away in a hospital in Weimar, Monday, Sept. 10 after an extended illness. She was 78 years old.

Mrs. Lichnovsky is survived by three daughters, Mrs. W. A. Braden of El Campo, Mrs. H. :F. ,Stavinaha of Schulenburg and Mrs. H. H. Whitney of Tampa, Florida; two sons, Dr. Joe Lichnovsky of El Campo and D. -.3. Lichnovsky of Nada, )O(

YOUTH CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martinez of Shiner announce the arrival of a girl, born at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital, Monday, Sept. 10. Weight was 6 pounds.

• • Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Michalsky of Houston are proud to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Laurie Jean, born at Heights Hospital on Sept. 4. She weighed seven pounds, 2 1/2 ozs.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Machacek of Shiner are happy over the birth of a baby boy, born Sunday, Sept. 9, at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital, weighing 5 pounds, 8 ounces.

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BEYERSVILLE AND SEATON GIRLS WIN TALENT CONTEST A B'eyersville girl and ane from Seaton won the District Two SPJST talent contests Sunday to become eligible for the state contests later this month.

In the age group, 14 through 16, Jeanette Batla representing the Beyer'sville SPJST lodge, won first place and second was Theresa Naivar from Lodge No. 29, Taylor.

In the other age group, 6 through 13, Janette Hruska of Seaton was first and Diane Jasek from the Taylor lodge was second.

Miss Batla, who will play with the Taylor High Band this year as a freshman played a trumpet solo; Miss Naivar did a twirling act.

Miss Hruska sang a song with action in English, and then gave a reading in Czech, Miss Jasek did a tap number.

The contests were held Sunday night in the SPJST Hall east of Taylor, B. C. Stalmach, president of the SPJST, District Two, presiding, after Ben Mikolaj, president of Lodge 29 and district organizer, welcomed the guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Matus Jr., are the proud parents of a baby daughter born Wednesday, Sept. 5, at Hillsboro hospital. She weighed 5 lbs., 101/2 ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Matus Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Polansky. Great-grandparents Introduced as special guests were Ben are Mr. and Mrs. John Polansky Sr., and Zabcik of Temple, financial secretary Mrs. Agnes Nors. for the supreme lodge of Texas; Henry )0( Vitek of Granger, District Two director, and Jerry Valchar, Temple, president SOMETHING FOR NOTHING? of RVOS of Temple.

This story may well illustrate the The finals will be held at the lodge fallacy of the something-for-nothing hall in Elm Mott, Sept. 23 which will be line of thinking. A little robin hated to the State Talent Contest of the SPJST. dig worms. One day he heard a voice: ) 0( "I'll trade you a worm for a feather." A feather? "That's nothing," thought the COTTONWOOD YOUTH CLUB NO. 6 robin. "I accept." Each day the offer Dear Club Members and Friends: was repeated and accepted. Suddenly On Sunday, September 2nd our regular came winter. The robin discovered he Club Meeting was held and opened by had no feathers. He cried for help but no the President. The minutes were read answer. Soon the robin, once geather- by Jeanette Krizan who was substituting covered, was snow covered — dead. To for our Secretary, Dorothy Pavlicek, who get something for nothing, he gave ev- was not present. The minutes were approved as read. erything, — his life.

Wednesday, September 19, 19• The Treasurer's report in the Roil Call was 24.

The Membership Committee reports three new members. They are, namely: Linda, Betty and Lana Hanak.

We accepted them to our Club by signifying our wish with the raising of our right hand. We are all glad to have teem join our Club and we hope they will enjoy all functions of our Mother Lodge as well as our Club.

Those members who have Birthdays in this month of September are: Ruthie Schuetz, Diana Mynar, Darlene Cervenka and Kathy Mynar. We all sang Happy Birthday to you all. Again a beautifully decorated light green colored Birthday Cake was baked and donated to the Youth Club by our sweet Sister Emilie 'Vechoska and we want to say "Thank You" very much.

Our leader usually cuts the cake in as many pieces as there are of us present, so each one of us can have a piece.

Some of the adults want to have a taste too, because they know the cakes are always good. Our new business was to still keep on selling chances on our pretty donated. gifts, the same ones that were mentioned in this paper before. Our youth leader told us we would have the draWing on our next meeting, Sunday, October 14, so, if some one of you would like to buy a chance, please do so soon from any of these girls: Rosemary Monthie, Lillie Eromadka, Dorothy Pavlicek and myself. We are the sellers.

Remember, our next meeting was postponed to the second Sunday , Oct. 14,, due to other activities and the meeting will begin one hour later as the Mother Lodge will serve supper and after that there will be a Hawaiian Dance, at 8:00 p.m. A popular dance band — Slim Ha's:lee and His Play Boys from Tem ple will furnish the music.

So, let's all try to remember this special occasion and come as many as can.

Let's surprise our Youth Leader by dressing Hawaiian, too.

Jeanette Krizan, reporter o One of the world's most expensive desserts known to man is dates with Peaches.

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Commission upon the request of the Wood County Commissioners Court. The lakes are all publicly owned. The court first requeste.d that the lakes be made sanctuaries at a meeting in September, 1958. Since that time an investigation by biologists supported the court's request.

Other subjects brought up during the meeting were nutria holding pens, the graveyard area of Laguna Madre Bay and a pollution study in Galveston Bay. Just before- the meeting adjourned all members of the Commission passed a resolution commending Senator Culp Krueger and the citizens- of El Campo From Texas Game and Fish Commission for their generous hospitality.

Austin _ The City of El Campo and Showers Scatter North Zone Doves Governor Pro-Tem Gulp, Krueger inAustin — A quick glance across the vited the Texas Game and Fish Commission to hold their special September state via reports from I and E officers meeting in that lively city. The Commis- for the Texas Game and Fish Commission accepted the invitation, met in the sion i o -'cates that the dove.hunting sitmidst of the city's celebration, "Opera- uatioilr n the Northern Zone isn't too tion Hometown," and spent the re- good.

From Tyler conies the report that the mainder of the Sept. 9 date taking an active part in the event-. The celebration largest concentration of doves seems to was in honor of Krueger, who was Gov- be along the Red River. The numbers gradually diminished the farther south ernor for the day.

During their business session, the you go. When the rains began a few wildlife conservation agency group days ago there were some doves concleaned up some unfinished business and centrating in numbers in some areas. approved several recommendationS pies- But with the rains, even these birds sented to them_ by Howard Dodgen, _ex- have scattered. There is still some fair hunting and many hunters who find a ecutive secretary for the Commission.

The Commission adopted the Migra- hot spot are getting their limits. The tory Bird Proclamation on No. 19 fixing birds are small.

Waco reports conditions in that area open season and bag limits on waterfowl this year. The Commission had au- and along the northern section of the thorized Dodgen to negotiate the con- state are about the same as those in ditions for the seasons during the last East Texas. There are no county-wide session. This has already been done. concentrations. The flights are spotted The duck season was set for Dec. 0 with the best hunting around large through Dec. 30 and the goose season fields of sunflowers, croton and water is scheduled for Oct. 31 through Jan. 31. holes in the late afternoon.

Word comes from San Angelo that up A request was presented by the Texas Highway Department for permission to in the Panhandle area it was poor before utilize approximately 5 1/2 acres along the rains and worse now. It is estimated the edge of the Engeling Wildlife Man- that there was a 20 per cent reduction in agem.ent area in Anderson County. The population from last year. Last year was down 20 per cent, placing the population Commission granted this request.

The group heard a report by Dodgen about 40 per cent below the good 'hunton the rejection by Hays County Com- ing level. There is some fair hunting missioners Court of a proclamation per- along the Canadian River. mitting an archery season in that counGenerally, all reports indicate that the ty in 03tober. There will not be an arch- Northern Zone offers some fair shooting ery season in Hays County this year. if a person is willing to wait the birds The Kendall County Commissioners out. The large ,doves from the northern Court rejected the proclamation out- states haven't moved into the state yet, lawing .22 caliber rifles with rim-fire and they aren't expected until there is a ammunition, making them still legal in change in the weather in those states. that county.

This, Shouldn't be long, so look for some Four lakes in Wood County, G. F. better hunting.

Howie, V. G. Gore, B. A. Holbrook, Q. B. Fall Run of Croaker Expected Stevens, are now classed as fish saneSeabrook — The Golden Croaker is tuuaries following the approval of the

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Rod and reel, cane pole, even throw lines, using dead shrimp bait, fished on the bottom, is the most often used tackle for croaker. Although these fish average a pound or less, the ease of catching a good stringer of the makes them popular. Besides being good sports fish, they are good eating too.

1a The Mackenzie River is the second largest river in North America — drains 700,000 square miles, but does not have any cities or prosperouns communities on its banks. It runs the wrong way.

Balsa wood is the lightest wood known to man, its weight is only half as much as cork, about 7 pounds per cubic foot, where some other woods weigh 80 pounds per square foot.

0( WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T, Box 100, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald.. (Vestnik) RS follows: My old address is:

My New address is:

I belong to Lodge No. Fraternally, Signature

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$95 billion (or about 15 per cent) of all life insurance in force.

An important factor in the growth of life insurance protection has been the development of new types of life inThe sweeping growth of life insurance surance to meet the family's 'changing protection in the United states in recent needs through the years. decades has contributed to the economic For example, in the early days of life progress of the nation as well as the insurance only families with comfortpersonal financial progress of American able income could afford the policies families. then available. But, as the industrial age A generation ago, there was about :gained momentum, there was an in$100 billion in life insurance in force creasing need for protection among lowin the United States with legal reserve income workers. The first answer was companies; in 1961 the total exceeded industrial life insurance, issued in small $600 billion. amounts for modest premiums, wfhich During these years, the amount of could be paid on a weekly or monthly life insurance protection owned by basis.

Americans has grown about 10 times faster than our population. But the The amount of industrial life insurAmerican family's need for life insur- ance in force in the United States has ance protectiton has also been growing tended to level off in recent years. The steadily, along with its rising economic total at the end of 1961 amounted to status. With each new generation of $39.5 billion, and the number of indusAmericans enjoying a higher standard trial life insurance policies is declining, of living and longer life expectancy, although there are still more in force families have more to protect than ever than any other kind of life insurance before. policy.

At the end of 1961, Americans had The main avenue of life insurance a record total of $629.5 billion of life inprotection continues to be ordinary insurance protection in force with the life companies. This was an increase of $43.0 surance, purchased on an individual billion or 7.3 per cent over 1960. About basis to help families meet their own in120 million Americans, or nearly two dividual needs. There is far more ordiout of every three persons in the land, nary insurance in force throughout the owned life insurance with legal reserve United States than all other forms of life insurance combined, and ordinary companies. life insurance protection continues to During 1961, Americans purchased new grow year-by-year. The total outstandlife insurance at the rate of about $156,- ing at the end of 1961 was $364.3 billion 000 a minute. At the end of the year, under 97 million individual life insurance they had about $1.70 of life insurance in policies. force for every dollar of disposable perBesides protecting families against sonal income they received during the the economic hazard of death, ordinary year. policies help people accumulate funds The life insurance in force among all for a more comfortable old-age and familiies in the United States at the end for the many financial emergencies othof 1961 averaged $10,800 per family. This er than death which can happen to any would cover about 21 months of the family. Ordinary policies account for average family's disposable income. A most of the living benefits of life indecade ago, the average amount of life surance. insurance per family was $4,900, which )0( would have covered about 13 months of disposable income.

Life insurance Ownership

Among insured families, the average amount of life insurance in force at tlie end of 1961 was about $13,600.

With most families, the major share of all.life insurance protection is on the life of the father. But there is a growing awareness of the economic value of wives and mothers to their families, and the number of employed women who need life insurance protection is also growing. It is estimated that at the end of 1961 American women owned nearly

Lesikar's LŠg Cabin Early Czech Settlers In Texas

Wednesday, September 19, 1962 that immigrated to Texas in 1851-53 and settled in Austin County.

T.he Medallion was presented to Edwin Lidumil Stalmach, a descendant of Josef Lesikar by Senator Culp Krueger, acting as Governor of the State of Texas for one day, Sept. 8th, and during celebration, Operation Hometown at El Campo, Texas.

Brief history of the Lesikar Log House built in 1854 in New Bremen Settlement, Austin County, Texas.

Joseph Lidumil Lesikar was the first one to buy a farm and build a house with his four sons; Joseph, Charles, Vic and John of the first 33 Czech families that immigrated to Texas and settled in Austin County in 1854. He bought the land and the same year built the house.

A miniature replica of the log cabin was on display in 1936 at the Texas State Centennial in Dallas. It was selected from. County records, and some committee had it made in San Antonio.

The property is still owned by Ills dessendants. Now by the Stalmach Heirs, his great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. The building weathered all the storms and is still standing, although not in too. repair. At present it is occupied by a renter. It is located near the Nelsonville-New Bremen road.

Lesikar started the first movement of the Czech settlers to Texas. The cause was on account of politics, oppression and religion. He was nominated and elected from his District (four counties), as representative to the Prague Parliament. After the election the opposing party threatened to kill him. Being in danger, he decided to move to some other country.

Later after reading a letter from Rev. Joseph Ernest Bergman, who immigrated to Cat Springs, Texas, with his family, in October, 1849. Bergman was highly praising ,Texas for its climate, freedom, etc. Lesikar decided to follow Bergman, also his relatives and several friends, consisting of 33 families in two groups. ixt.een in 1851 and seventeen families in 1853. The majority settled in Austin County.

Lesikar had a fair education in Czech and German and wrote many articles for Czech magazines about Texas. This brought many to Texas, especially after The original Log House built in 1854 the Civil War.

by Josef Lidumil Lesikar and his four )O( sons, Joseph, Charles, Vince and John, Photographs mailed to the editor received a Texas State Historical MedalWILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender lion.

Lesikar was the first one to build a unless return postage is enclosed. There home out of the first 33 Czech families is no exception to this rule.

Wednesday, September 19, 1962

More About Social Security Housewives who hire household help have until July 31st to file the quarterly social security tax returns. Each employer who pays a worker at total of $50 cash wages during the calendar quarter (April, May and June) is required by law to file a return with the District Director of Internal Revenue showing the name and social security account number of the worker, the amount of her wages, and the social security taxes due. Wages of as little as $4 paid to a worker each week will total more than $50 for the quarter.

Many household employees are not being reported for social security, although cash wages from each employer may amount to well over $50 in a quarter. This is especially true of "day workers," who work for several employers during the course of a week.

Some employers may not understand their responsibilities under the law. Also some household employees may have asked their employers not to file the returns because they do not want to have their share of the social security tax withheld from their pay. The law, however, holds the employer responsible for filing the returns and paying the taxes.

If not detected by the Internal Revenue Service through routine enforcement procedures,'employers who are not filing reports may be discovered in a number of ways. This could happen when a former worker or a survivor of a worker applies for social security benefits. At any time a worker may ask the Social Security Administration for a record of her social security credits and request an investigation of any credits missing from that record.

The social security tax on wages paid in 1962 is 61/4 percent, 3 1/8 per cent to be withheld from the employee's wages, and a matching 3 1/8 per cent to be contributed by the employer. Household employers make their social security tax returns on a special envelope - type form available from the nearest internal Revenue Office. _14 a 9 In 1940, the average farm worker produced enough food to feed himself and nine others. In 1954, he produced enough for himself, and 14 others. Reason: more and better tools, hybrid seed, more knowledge.

4) The horse is about extinct — so are people who work like them.

vESTN K -- WEST. TEXAS A NEW PROGRAM OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN OUR SCHOOLS There has been proposed a vastly stepped-up program of foreign language study in United States schools aimed at 10 years of unbroken instruction for students who can handle the work.

The immediate reaction of school superintendents probably will be: "Fine, but where do I get the teachers?"

The blueprint to meet this country's growing linguistic needs was drawn up by the Modern Foreign Language Assn. of America and the National Education Assn.

It includes these main points: 1. Abandon the traditional pattern of two years of one or two languages, given in high school.

2. Move as rapidly as possible to an unbroken sequence of four, then six, and finally 10 years of study in one language.

3. Throw out the traditional grammar and translation method of teaching, and replace it with a more effective system in which the student first learns to hear the language, then to speak it, read it and write it — in that order.

The re port was designed for students in the top 15-20 per cent of their class.

But, the booklet noted that there is no way to identify accurately those students with a special knack for languages.

About the best that can be done is to provide a sustained and realistic programfor all children, and give special attention to those who do the best.

"Preferably not later than the third grade," the report said, "all children should have the opportunity to listen and to speak a second language. The pre-adolescent can learn even the most unfamiliar souds by imitation and practice . . . much as he learned his own language.

"This remarkable skill, which everyone possesses, but which begins to decline at about the age of 10, should be put to full use in hte elementary school."

The ideal 10-year program, as set forth in the report, calls for five 15minute class periods a week from the third through the sixth grades.

This would be expanded to three full, 45-minute periods a week in the seventh and eighth grades, five periods a week in grades thruagh 11, and either three or five periods in grade 12.

The same time schedule for the various grades is recommended for both the fourth-year and six-year programs.

Strang 25 The report also calls for-extensive use of foreign language laboratories, tape recordings, records, films, filmstrips, foreign-language magazines and newspapers and — most of all --- talented and professionally trained teachers.

And there's the rub. No matter how much• money a local school board puts up for books, it can't just go out and buy a qualified foreign language teacher.

There aren't that many. )O( MUST I BRING TO MY NATURALIZATION HEARING TWO WITNESSES FROM EACH PLACE I LIVED? Question: I am ready to apply for naturalization but during the five years I have lived in the United States I have moved several times. Will it be necessary for me to bring to my naturalization hearing two witnesses from each place at which I have resided?

Answer: The answer to this question depends on the circumstances. If your different moves were geographically close enough so that some of your friends have seen you, regularly during the entire five-year period, it is sufficient if you bring two friends who can testify to the entire five-year period, even though they may live in a different town. If however, you have moved some distance so that your original friends have not been in contact with you or seen you since you left, you will have to produce more than one set of witnesses, namely two who can testify for the earlier period and two who can testify about the period of your present residence. If your residence is so remote 'that you cannot expect your witnesses to come to a bearing, your residence and good conduct during your earlier residence may be proved by depositions, that is, by sworn written statements. If this is necessary, you will receive questionnaires and instructions from the Immigration and Naturalization Service on how this matter should be handled. This whole question of witnesses is more fully discussed in "How to Become a Citizen of the United States, published by the American Council for Nationalities ervice. Copies may be obtained for $1 by writing to A.C.N.S., 20 West 40th St., New York 18, N.Y. )0( The average American consumes 151 pounds of meat, 108 pounds of potatoes, 16 1/2 pounds of coffee, gives $41.90 to the church, buys $11.20 worth of stamps and receives 305 pieces of mail per year — and pays $166.00 in taxes. No wonder he is always tired!

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Keeping Records

By Wm. Harris Bell The keeping of records for a sufficient length of time in order to protect all persons involved has always been a problem. This is especially true of institutions and state departments where large number of such records could prove a hardship because of the lack of space.

Texas appears to follow the rule which prevails in certain jurisdictions to the effect that a person seeking access to public records must have an interest in the record or paper of which inspection is sought, and that the inspection must be for a legitimate purpose.

In determining the time and manner in which various records area maintained

by State Health Department and local health departments in Texas, we are faced with two questions: what right the public might have to these records; and what length of time should records be kept to protect all persons involved?

Although some courts have held that in this country every person is entitled to free access and inspection of public records without any g,howingof special interests, other jurisdictions have adopted the rule that a person seeking access to such records must have an interest in the record or paper of which inspection is sought, and that the inspection must be for a legitimate purpose.

In a past ruling by the Texas Supreme Court granted a writ of mandamus commanding several county officers to permit the plantiffs to inspect the audit records under their control. The court's statement read: "There being no discussions of our own courts upon this matter, so far as we have been able to ascertain, we have recourse to the decisions of the courts of other common-law states, and conclude that the 'opinion of the Supreme Court of Tennessee . . . constitutes the best statement of the rules of law which should be applied to this character of case. e quote from said opinion as follows: " 'In theory the right of examination is absolute, but in practice it is at last only a matter of discretion, because such application is likely at any time to be refused on the part of the custodian of the books and papers sought to be examined, and then the right must be forced by mandamus, and this writ is not of absolute right, but merely of discretion, to be awarded only in a proper case; the facts claimed as authorizing

its issuance to be judged of in every case by the court, and the writ to be awarded or withheld upon a consideration of all the circumstances presented.

So, while the right is, in theory, absolute, yet it is in practice so limited by the remedy necessary for its enforcement as that it can be nominated only a `qualified right'."

Just as the word "public" as to certain records is used in a restrictive sense, so the right of inspection of such records is qualified.

The Texas Legislature, in setting up the Records Administration Division, used the following language in the preamble: "Toe records of the various state offices, departments, agencies, boards, bureaus, and commissions have exhausted present storage facilities."

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Why Life Insurarfle..

Because the first deposit, no matter how large or small it may be, guarantees the payment of the fund from that .minute on, Because the plan makes it possible for the father who is richer in love and ambition than in money to guarantee to his children an education and thus enjoy the sense of pride he can feel in knowing he has given his children the greatest gift possible.

Because the plan enables every father, no matter how humble may be 'his financial circumstances, to give his children as good nor better start in life than he had.

Because the plan makes it unnecessary for a widow to sacrifice her resources to give the children an education; sacrifice The Texas Library and Historical she would, of course; but the plan makes Commission established and maintains such sacrifice unnecessary. the division. Within the law setting up the division, records was ,defined as Because there is no "ifs" or "buts' in " . . . shall mean originals or copies of the plan, it guarantees a definite sum at written or printed books, newspapers, a definite time; when the children are magazines, documents, correspondence, ready for college, the money is ready papers, maps, drawings, charts, indexes, to meet their bills. plans, memoranda, sound recordings, Because the plan is the greateSt stabmotion-picture or other photographic records, which are the property of any ilizing influence you can introduce into your lifenot only for the sake of the State department or institution." children but for your own sake as well.

Disposition of valueless records by Because it guarantees that no matter the State Librarian was also provided What other men may do, you haVe paid under the law. Numerous records are your part in the debt that this generakept by the different divisions of ser- tion ewes the next. vice of the Texas State Department of 0( Health and local health departtments.

Fight These Five Big Health In reviewing actions that could arise Destroyers which would necessitate a copy of recFive big health killers are on the ords, each division or local health de- loose: heart disease, lung cancer, auto partment would have to evaluate the accidents, germs and poisons. Your best records it maintains, and the statutory defenses to date: a belt, paper cups, a authority for the maintenance of suits phone number some oil and a stick of specifying the limitations of actions gum. University studies show seat belts that could be maintained would be the can save your life in an auto aeeident. necessary time that records would have Paper cups and plates are an effective to be kept. way to stop the spread of ,diease. To re)0k duce your chances of getting lung, canThe tropical rain forest covers over cer, a new chewing gum ITelps break the 1/10 of the surface of the earth, and cigarette habit. If your child accidentalnearly half of the world's total forest ly poisons himself, your doctor should area. The Amazon forest is the world's know the number of the main Poison largest, and covers some million square Control Center in Texas. To forestall miles (640 acres earth). The tropic for- heart disease, begin cutting your cholesest stand is usually not one variety terol count down through use of vegeas in the temperate zone, but often table oil instead of animal fats.

0( 'includes 200 to 300 different kinds of The super-liner, United States, is altrees. This makes logging much more expensive, especially if onl y a few va- most 100 per cent fireproof. The only wood used in the entire shi p is in the rieties of wood are wanted. pianos, and the meat-cutting blocks.

More aluminum was used in the conAdam is one of the few men on the globe never accused of being interested struction. of this ship than in any other Structure on land or sea. in the other woman.

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To Appear College Station — Fall armyworms, which develop best during cool, wet weather, are being reported in many areas of the state, according to C. F. Garner and W. H. Newton, entomologists of Texas Agricultural Extension Service.

The worms which feed primarily on pastures, lawns and native grasses during this part of the year, may later become a problem. on small grains, say the specialists. They probably cause more economic damage to fall planted small grain, grain sorghum, and. Bermuda frass in Texas than to any other crops, they add.

The worms eat. the -forage and tender stems of the plants they attack and cause whitish patches in fields of grain or pastures which are the first signs that the worms are present.

The adult moths are active in the late evening and at night and females usually lay eggs in masses of 150 on blades of grass or on the eaves .'of houses, since they are attracted to light.

The young larvae hatch in 2 to 4 days but the young larvae are usually not noticed until they are 1 to 1 1/2 inches long. Larvae feed for about 2 to 3 weeks and pupate in the ground, completing a life cycle in about one month.

For the best control of the fall armyworm, insecticides should be , applied at the first sign of an outbreak and when the worms are small. For information on their control, the entomologists suggest a visit with the local county agent.

Copies of MP-339, Texas Guide for Controlling Insects on Sorghum, Small Grain, Corn and Grasses' are available from the agent or the Agricultural information Office, College Station, Tex-

the 65 delegates chosen by the States to sit in the Constitutional Convention, only 42 were present at the signing.

Three of them refused to sign because they believed that too much power was taken from the individual States. After the 39 delegates had signed the Constitution — among them was George Washington, who signed both as President of the Convention and as Delegate from Virginia — and a letter of transmittal to Congress had been prepared, the Convention formerly adjourned. Although ratification by only nine states was necessary to make the Costitution operative, all the thirteen •original States finally ratified it.

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Htenting Safety

From The American Medical Assn.

The fall hunting season is here again and millions of Americans of all ages and both sexes are taking to the woods and fields, gun in hand, bent on bringing back a loaded game bag.

Firearms, from a single-shot .2.2 calibre rifle to a heavy big game weapon to a fast-shooting automatic scattergun, are designed to kill birds and animals.

They also can kill or wound humans.

Each fall several hundred hunters don't return alive and thousands of others return with a load of bird shot or a rifle bullet to be dug out. Behind almost every hunting accident is one cause: carelessness.

Before you pull the trigger, know what you're firing at, says "Today's Health" the magazine of the American Medical Association. The hunter who blazes away at everything that moves runs a big risk of bagging a fellow hunter.

Never cross over or through a fence or climb a tree with a loaded gun. It might fall and discharge. Unload first and reload after crossing. Don't shoot at n hard, flat surface. Richochetting bullets )0( --can carry long distances with killing power. er UT, 1787 Keep guns away from children. Never One hundred and seventy-five years leave a weapon unattended without unago — thirty-nine delegates to the Con- loading it. Store guns and ammunition stitutional Convention at beyond the reach of youngsters, preferrepresenting twelve of the thirteen ably under lock and key. original states, affixed their signatures Always carry a gun so that you can to the Constitution of the United States of America. Many of its provisions rep- control the direction of the muzzle even resented compromises arrived at after if you stumble. Keep the safety catch on prolonged and often bitter debate. While until ready to shoot. Always be sure the the Constitution was adopted "by una- barrel is clear of obstructions. A barrel nimous consent of the States present," clogged with mud or snow may burst.

Rhode Island was not represented, and Guns and alcohol don't mix at all. the dele g ations of several of the States If you like a nip around camp, wait were divided. Only one delegate from until you're through hunting for the ivew York signed the document, and Or day and all weapons are unloaded and

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Treat funs with respect at all times.

They may be loaded, despite all precautions.Thus never point a weapon at something unless you plan to shoot it. )0( CIGARETTE SMOKING Forty years ago when a generation of Texans decided to smoke there were n(1 recognized health factors to consider.

There were aesthetic, moral and sometimes financial considerations, but the lay public never thought of tobacco as a deterrent to health.

Today the health factor holds the star role in the current and sometimes melodramatic struggle to evaluate and interpret the latest scinetific data on cigarette smoking and its relationship to the health of the individual.

Observations recorded from this generation of smokers and extensive laboratory tests yield information daily that must be considered and weighed. carefully by the thinking man.

According to the U. S. Public Health Service the death rate from coronary heart disease among regular users of cigarettes is 63 per cent higher than the rate of non-smokers. The number of deaths from coronary artery disease tends to rise with the number of cigarettes smoked.

Last year more than 26,000 Texans were victims of this type of heart disease. How important a role the cigarette played is not fully understood, but the statistical evidence has been such as to move informed, objective and deliberate bodies to call 'attention to the risk of cigarette smoking.

One survey after another has shown a sharp statistical association between lung cancer and cigarette smoking. Lung cancer reath rates also mount steadily with the amount smoked.

Other official reports have stated that there is striking evidence that regular cigarette smokers are subject to increased risk of dying from bronchitis, pleurisy, emphysema, ulcers of the stomach, and duodenum, and cirrhosis of the liver.

Realizing that effective education for adults would be expensive and relatively unsuccessful in changing long-standing habits, the State Health Department's Division of Cancer and Heart Diseases has begun an educational program on smoking hazards beamed toward junior and senior high school students.

The program is aimed at providing students with a full understanding of the health hazards which accompany the smoking habit — so that they will stop some students before it's too late.

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S.P.J.S.T. Calendar Buckholts Lodge No. 15 Sil Krenek's orchestra of Wallis.

Saturday, Sept. 29 — Dance, Lee Ilse's Orchestra of Granger • • Ennis Lodge No. 25 Saturday, Sept. 22 — Battle Dance Music Masters and .Ed Faraizl of Fort Worth.

Oct. 14 — Regular Lodge Meeting Nov. 11 -- Regular Lodge Meeting Nov. 24 — Dance, music by the Music Masters.

• Dance Dazes of Elk Lodge No. 35 Saturday Night, Sept. 22 — Rural Ramblers of Martin Saturday Night, Sept 29 — Fiddle Swingsters of Waco.

• Bryan Lodge No 39 Saturday, Sept. 22 — Vrazil's Polka Band Saturday, Sept. 29 -- Happy Country Boys

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Lodge HiWe No. 40 Saturday, Sept. 22 — The Sensations Saturday, Sept. 29 — The Fortunes Saturday, Oct. 6 — Gregurek's Wedding Dance Saturady, Oct. 13 -- The Traits Saturday, Oct. 20 — Free Wedding Dance Saturday, Nov. 10 — Sensations Orch.

Thursday, Nov. 22—Thanksgiving Dance music by the Traits.

• • Lodge No. 80, Holland Sunday, October 7 — Annual Fall Picnic Joe Patek playing in the afternoon and at nite.

Sunday, November 11 — Dance, Vrazel's Polka Band Sunday, Nov. 25 — Dance, Joe Patek playing.

Everybody invited and welcome.

Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott 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. 27 — The Happy Country Boys of Houston.

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When a person has saved for a rainy day, here comes a series of bad weather reports.

Lodge No. 84, Dallas, 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 Lodge Hall is fully Air-Conditioned.

• • Sokol Zizka or S.P.J,S.T. Lodge 130 Sept. 22 — Dance, Eric Honza Oreh.

Sept. 29 — Dance, sponsored by SPJST No. 130 Youth Club, SPJST Lodge Queen Coronation Ball Ceremonies at• 9:30 p.m.

Oct. 13 — Special Dance, Jim Allen Orch.

— one of Dallas' outstanding popular dance bands Oct. 27 — Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra Nov. 10 — Dance, sponsored by SPJST No. 130 Nov. 24 — Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra ) 0( SCIENTISTS STILL LACK CURE FOR POISON IVY There are more than 350,000 cases of ivy poisoning in this country every year, This figure has been announced by the dermatology section of the U. S. Public Health Service which, however, offers no suggestions for prevention or care except "keep away from it."

The irritating substance,- it has been found, occurs in the oily sap of leaves, flowers, fruit, bark and roots. It is especially virulent in spring and early summer, but it is poisonous even after having been dried for months.

Public health doctors and ether scientists for years have sought some means of immunization against ivy poisoning. As yet nothing has been found that confers any permanent benefits.

The public health doctors will not recommend anything.

"But," says a National institute of Health report, "most persons will be safe if they learn to recognize the three Leaflets which distinguish the plant.

Persons whose activities take them into deep underbrush arid through woods require protective clothing which really cover the body. This means trousers, long sleeves and gloveS. It Should be re-

Ve sti'edtt, due 19. zEir ..1 1962 membered that garment worn for ;viell work as digging up ivy become Contaminated with the irritating oils: These are not sale to handle or wear again until they have been laundered or dry cleaned."

Efforts are continuing, says the report, to find an immunizing agent.

Meanwhile the poison vine should be destroyed, when possible, wherever it is found. )0( The best way in the world to kill time is to get busy and work it to death.

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Kanacla uzavrela s Polskem kupni sinlouvu na 11 milioni dolarti. obili v Pan Tkanfeka prijde do lekarny a Asistent (vezme trochu pra gku na jaene 21 milionii dolarn. ()bill bude na- podava asistentovi malY sa6ek bileho zyk) "To rozhodne neni cukr, to. . oleno a odvezeno drive, neZ zamrzne pragku: Pan Tkaniela: "Tak bude mit moje vodni testa po rece Sv. Vavrince. Da "Mohl byste to laskave ochutnat a Zena preci pravdu, ona to koupila jako koupe se oeekava poOdtkem pri gtiho roku a bude to pravdepodobne stejne fici rune, eo je to?" "Myslim, Ze je to jed na mygi." nmoZstvi obili. Take 6eskoslovensko a rucla Oina vyjednavaji s Kanadou o koupi obili. with Ease • • and Comfort

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Strang 30 PHYSICAL FITNESS With increasing emphasis on physical fitness, not only for our youth, but for persons of all ages, thousands of words have been written and hundreds of illustrations displayed showing what we can do about it.

One of the best illustrated guides to overall fitness has been prepared by the American Medical Association's Department of Health. Education, entitled "Seven Paths to Fitness." It is a foldout pamphlet skirting burdesome detail,' leaving the actual decisions up to the individual.

First of seven paths to fitness is proper medical care with the individual asking himself three questions: what kind of medical care does he need; how are such services best obtained; and how can he get the best possible medical services? The questions are answered in essence, but allowing personal choice.

Nutrition was number two on the list.

What are your daily food needs in relation to type and how much food do you need? The four basic food groups — meat, milk, bread, cereal, fruit and vegetables — plus extras based on caloric needs are listed.

Dental services and all that it implies was third, stressing dental care and regular visits to the dentist.

The fourth path to fitness was exercise, once again answering three questions: what is right exercise; how much exercise do you need; and what does exercise do for you?

The importance of satisfying work was next, pointing out guideposts of how to know when one's work is satisfactory and listing some values of satisfying work.

Healthy play and recreation came in for a big share of fitness. Everyone should play to have fun and relaxation, meet and mix with people, take one's mind off his troubles; and to improve physical and mental health.

Some recreational activities suiting all types are listed.

What is meant by rest and relaxation described the seventh path to fitness. Some ways to rest were counted including lying down in a quiet place and relaxing, sleeping, Changing activities and participating in a hobby.

Sleep — never defined, but aptly mum average for most people, but young named the great restorer — can never be replaced. Eight hours is a good minichildren need as much as 12 hours sleep every day.

(A weekly feature from Public Health Education Division, Texas State Department of Health.)

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MAKE SURE YOUR TV SET IS IN PROPER ORDER Make sure that your television set is in proper operating order advises the Board of Fire Underwriters.

Repairs should be made only by competent servicemen. It is no job for amateurs.

A warning on all television sets reads: "High voltage picture tube is dangerous to handle Refer servicing to qualified service personnel."

Television sets never should be placed on a radiator or other sources of heat.

Some parts can be damaged by exposure to temperatures encountered under such conditions.

Television sets are ventilated to keep temperatures below maximum limits. If the openings arc blocked, overheating and a fire may result. If a set begins to smoke, it should be disconnected immediately.

"The set should still be considered as hazardous because condensers may not be fully discharged." says the National Board.

If the set continues to emit smoke call the fire department.

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you will not need to leave the country; indeed, you are not permitted to leave, once you have filed your application.

HELP WANTED: Living in, take, care of You will have to advise the Immigraan invalid lady. Mrs. Frank R. Vaclauik, tion and Naturalization Service of the Route 3, El Campo, Texas. (dze) tact that a quota number is available for you and they will request it for you. )0( You should also advise the Consulate of MUST 1 RETURN TO THE U.S. yur plan.

CONSOLATE IN MY OWN COUNTRY ----) 0 ( OEDER., TO EMIWITATE,2 LET'S SAVE OUR SOT L Question: i come from a country with The use of waterways as a conservaan oversubscribed quota. Seine yearion practive is essential on thousands ago I registered with a Consulate in the farms in our state. The need for a country ()f my birth for immigration to aterway is indicated whenever the the United States. Since then I have flow of concentrated water creates an visited the United States on business on osion problem. In most cases, they are a, number of occasions and am here now sed to carry run-off water from teron such a visit. A• few days ago a letter races and diversions to a safe disposal from the American Council abroad was :forwarded to me to the effect that the point.

Consulate now has a quota number Waterways generally need to be deavailable for my immigration and that signed to carry the expected run-off waI should advise the Consulate whether terway is then shaped according to the I am still interested. I have long been design with heavy equipment or a farm looking forward to this Moment, but plow and established in a protective like to knov✓ whether I have to return perennial grass. to the Consulate in order to utilize the Developing and maintaining a pronumber. tective cover of perennial grass be-

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Weed control is usually the first job to be done following the grass planting on a waterway. A rotary hoe used when weeds first emerge is effective for weed control. :Mowing is a widely used method of weed control after growth is sufficiently advanced for the mower or shredder to function. Also, chemical spraying is very effective for weed control.

Additional plant food, such as 40 pounds each of nitrogen and phosphorous per acre applied each year, is profitable on waterways. Protection is increased by the fertilizer as well as hay and grazing being increased. Caution against over use of the grass should be practiced.

Maintaining a four-inch stubble height on common Bermuda and six Ches on coastal Bermuda is considered adequate to protect the waterway from washing.

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THEY COUNT C DAD TO KNOW THE ANSWERS WHEN THEY NEED A LIFT IN THEIR HOME WORK, CHILDREN USUALLY TURN TO DADDY. IN THEIR BOOK, HE KNOWS THE ANSWERS! WITH EQUAL CONFIDENCE THEY COUNT ON DAD (WITH AN ABLE ASSIST FROM MOM) , TO SEE TO IT THAT THEY GET A COLLEGE EDUCATION. WE. HAVE THE ANSWER TO THIS PROBLEM, WITH OUR EDUCATION INSURANCE PLAN.

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