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OLSTV! VE 3J0 STATECH Podle odhadti departmenta pro vYcho vu bode letos zapsano do 'Skipl vSech drohil 51,300,000 Zan a Zakyn. Jest to o 2 miliony vie ne2 minuleho roku a jest to rekordni zanis v dejinach Spojenych Obeene a yyilS'i Skoly bode naVS"tevovat 46,7000,000 hoehO a divek, Zapis na vysol4ch Skolach dosane pravde, podobne eisla 4,600,000 stadentii a stu-' dentek. Jest to o 300,000 vie flee loni. Do verejnYch Ustavti chock na 40,000,000 OW do sokromnyeh Skol asi 6,000,000. VelkY prirristek zaznamenavaji katolieke Ustavy. ()beetle a vySSi. S"koly mail 5,552,000 zapsanYen hochd a divek. Po prve prekroeil poeet studentit a studentek na katolickYeh vySS'ic,h Skolach jeden milion.

Department pro v'resho ,,7u odhadi, pro vzrust pato Mkt bode letos zapotrebi 1,750,000 ueitelti a aeitelek. Jest to o 60,000 . vic, neZ: jich bylo zamestnano lonskeho roko. Jiste je, Ze nedostatek ueitelt bade letos velmi tizivy. Podle The National EducatiOn Association nenaelo lonskeho roko 97,348 ueitelft predepsanot' kvalifikaci. Polovina z nich navRevovala fen easteCne kollej. 1Vinozi z nich w;ak dohaneji odborne znaiosti v ruznych korsech. NejvetSi nedostatek je °holm cjzieh jazykt, RovneZ velk ■I nedostatek je v poeto tild. Jen obecnYin S'kolam se nedosUoia: skoro 130,000 tteeben. ',etas bode zanotrebi na 60,000 nOvYch tfid, aby pojmuly milionovy rastek Zactva.

Skolstvi ve Soo j enYch statech je stale podrobovano velke , kritice. OpoZd'tije se velmi ye vyueovani matematice, fysiee a cizim jazyktim. Nejostreji je kritizovand Zde se chceme zminit o nazoro, kterY o ameriekem vyslovil proslalY admiral Hyman R. Richover, jenZ je tviircem americkych atomiekVell ponorek. Admiral Rickover byl povolan pied rozpoetovy vYbor Domu zastopen, aby yyloZil zakonodarcum, proe je se stavem SkolstVi. nespokojen Rickover studoval velmi podrobne evropskY system. NejvetSi pozornost venoval Skolsvti v Rusku, S yYcarska a Anglii. Jeho yypoved' byla 3. zaki dana k disposici tisku. Citujeme z ni nektere stati.

Jestli prij.de na to, dat -detein nadhernY ea,s ye Skolnich letech, nikdo neprekona, americke skolstvi. Gaci a student' maji mnoho prilelitosti k veselemu Zivoto, navStevuji zabavy, sportovni Ste, pH eeraZ ueeni od nich vyZadoje nomerne male case. Tim se stava, Ze americke S • kolstvi nepripravoje mladeZ na skoteenY Zivot.

Anglicke Ustavy se p odle admirala Rickovera omezuji na zaklady vyueovani. Popechavaji hlavni Cast vYchovy rodine, kastelu a spoleenosti. Dothaci uConi je velmi prisne Tiyadovano, tkoly jsou ✓aLie. Co se telesne vychovy tyka, must telesna zdatnost, j et je u Anleanti u srovnani s .Amerieany velmi vysoka, bYt v souvislosti s vYchovou.

Hogi nemaji eviatele (coaches), kteki vychovavaji atleticke a sportovni vysoko placene hvezdy. . . Anglicke deti jsou ve znalostech v 11 letech tam, kam speji amerieti Mei teprve pa dokoneeni geste tkidy. V*sledky jsou v Anglii proto tak dobre, 2e 'Skala dava pouze klad. Ostatni musejl dohonit deti maxi pill za pomoci rodiet. V 11 letech anglicke ideti jiz delaji samostane koinposice. Velka pozornost je venovana tekskemu ,jazyku a matematice. ti hoS'i a divky jsou velmi hbiti v poeitani.

Anglicka v3ichova je zalolena na j i• americka. Zakladem je nVch typech ne Z obecna Potom se gkolstvi deli. Na vy'SSim stupni je vYberova velmi moderni vYchova a odborne Alcolstvi, ktere je obchodniho a pramysloveho razu. Pkedmety jsou pevne stanoveny pro v'Sechny studenty. Neni tomu jako na americke vySSI skole, kde je kada raznYch kursa, ,ktere si hoch nebo divka zvoli podle liby a snadnosti. Nikdo se nenniZe vyhYbat teZSim pkedmetiim, jako jsou na pkiklad matematik a fysika.

Armiral Rickover se stavi proti zoru eetnych americkfth S"kolskYch odbornika, Ze hoch nebo divka v 11 letech nemUe rozhodnout, zdase hod' pro klasiekou nebo remesInou vYchovu. "Inteligentni ueitele a dobrY vyehovny program dovedou pripravit mladeZ pro tvrd-Y Zivot, jakY bode muset vest, jik v T. K. easnYch letech."

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Chystate se vaai rodine pripraviti zylaat peknou nedeli na den 7. tijna? — Tedy se vypravte vaichni na "Oesky Den" na statni vYstavu v Dallas. Bude zahajen jak piae bratr Morris, o jedne ne oclpoledne 7. rijna v budove "Hall of State". Shledate se tarn s mnohymi krajany z celeho Texasu. Pripravte se a kde moZno cestujte z vaai osady hromadne busem. Na shledanott v to nedeli v Dallas.

be obtiZny a neni to bratrs vice zbyteene ztrpeovat,

si jei jeate

Pamatuji, le jsem pled , lety Ceti nem podobneho jako zde uvadim a sice: — KdyZ jsea piny zloby a chcea nekomu 1[10kAcine vynadat, tak si radej sedni toe do. i stolku , a napia mu to neZ podpisu, zlost' to preide a mozna, ze prijdea k nahledu, le celn vec vlaatne za zlost nestoji.

• DobrY Clo y& nikdy neni bez pad° a lehce jej die jeho chovani poznate.

— Je vlidny a toe kaZdenm laakavY. Neposuzuje vas pri prvnim setkani a dot yam prilelitost se osvecleiti. VaZine si dobrYch lidi a obz ylaat,' v naaem spolku neni pokrok moZnY, poked nebudeme vlidne svorne a bratrslcy mezi sebou jednat. — Velime, ze dobre priklady rozkvet a toho bud'aue povkly pa,metlivi.

Nekdy flak dopisovatele konei kratkY dopis, zaverkem "neni o eem psat" — prec jest tolik plihod vaude o kterych by se dal zajimavY , dopis sepsat. 0 pekne novinky z nasich osad a radii o naspolkovem Zivote a spoleenem snaZeni, je pov2dy nouze i KaZdy v osade ba i ve vzdalenych mist, radi takoye zpravy vyhlecia,vaji a tak east° i stare pratelstvi se dopisem obnovuje. Hied'me nekdy flak etenare obveselit, jiste Neochota a 'Zia vlde mall ze nejaka pfilhoda vas kdys rozesmala. a proto neniejme 'dojiti k tomu, aby ve At' ten nda Vestnik je Vain obeas i pro deck zloba naai spoleenou praci zasmani, 5 9' Vzpominam, ze jiZ jednou jsem se zde zminil, ze naa organ je zrcadlem naai einnosti v tech nasich osadach i v tech nasich spolcich, ze jest i hlasem, kterY nam obeas pripomina abychom spoleene pro mai Jednotu aThaai mlade2 pracovali a \Tern& pti sobs stall. , Vazme si toho sestry a bratri, ze je nam to moZne mit sve tYclenni noviny, ten naa organ, kterY nas po Texasu poji a jiste"Ze by nam bylo bez neho smutno. — Noviny nase jsou nam jak akola.

UCinie se ze zprav jeden od druheho.

S kaZdeho, east) i jen kratouekeho élan• ku ze sveta z nasich schilzich mitZeme se poueiti.

• SnaZime se yam rtiznosti latky vyhovet a pri to dneani pokroeilosti vkusu, bYva to obtiZny Prosim nechtejte na redaktorovi aby yam vyliizoval pozdravy vaem vaaim pi'a„telim a znamym po celYch SPojenYch statech takove poselstvi nikoho nezajima mimo vas.

dale tine vice pozna y ame ze ty naae okrskove schfize s programem miacleZe mail velkY yYznam pro oZiveni einnosti v kaZdem jeclnotlivem okrsku i pro pestovani platelskYch stykd mezi lady. — Neivetai prekanou jsou velke vzdalenosti zde v naaem state a Casio neochota elenstva praviti slibny program v miste kde ty naae schnze ism planovane aby se zvYaila pritaZlivost takovYch shromaZdeni.

PlemYalejte o tom ve vas i pliati Haloye schtizi jak by se Vas lad mohl budoucne lepe plipojit do price a snaZeni - va,kho okrsku. Hled'me vaucie udrZieti Cinnost radovou, v okrskach a cele Jednote col bude jen pro nak vlastni dobro. — Zde bych rad pripomnel!,—ze myslenku praveho bratrstvi, nclze nikde koupiti, odkoukati neho z knih vyClst. Myalenka musi nam vaem sama ze srdce vykvesti a obraZeti se v naaem Zivote. ) CJ ( KaZ(Teum jinak "Memu moZi pomohlo raaelinne bahNemeli bychona nikoho posuzovat ze no.,, zavisti a"zlomyslnosti. Hledejme, ye spol"Memu bahno korupeni." ku ye svern okoli, na lidech dobre IDvoji tide stranky. Najdeme je na kaZdem kdyl "JakY je rozdil mezi mlarlou divkou a jsme jen nem shovivave, a kdy2 nekdo si zaslouZi za nee° uznani, pochvalme ba.snikem?" jej!

Parnatujine Ze livot stall a so-. "Oba chteji bYti tisknutl,"

Ve steedu, dne 26. zaki 1962

Piiiti schfize prvniho okrsku

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Piipravme se viichn. navAtivit 6ESKO-AMERICK FESTIVAL v nedell, 7. kijna 1962 pH statni vSrstave v Dallas

Datum ani misto pei gti Jarni schaze prvniho okrsku nebylo ureeno ye schtizi okrsku dne 9. tail v Dime Box. Ponechano Oboru by stanovil das a misto Program ye dvou eastech: dle pkihlagek radii zdrutench v prvnim okrsku ktere se o pei gti schuzi v roce 6ast prvni: 1963 peihlasi. — Po peihlake eadu bude Zaene peesne o 1 hodine odpoledne v misto a eas oznamen. posloucharne v budove Hall of State Jsou to tady v okresu Austin, eisla 22 (nedaleko Women's Bldg.) Program bu33 37 44 59 122 de trvat do teech hodin, jest vatnej gi60 68 — 141. v Bastrop okresu, eisla 18 — 38. ho druhu, a obsahuje: concertni hudbu V Brazos okresu, eisla 39 — 129. V Burleson okresu, Oslo_ 7 — 9 — 17 — 34 — 100 od Dvotaka, Smetany, Frimla, Fibicha, a j.; Sokolskk telocvik; taneeni Beseda; — 116 — 120. Ve Fayette okresu — 1 — 11 -- 12 — 21 — 51 — 64 — 67 zpeveckST sbor; rtizne hudebni pkedstave— 103 — 106. V Gonzales okresu 'Oslo 57. ni; a mnoho jinSrch. Vetgina fieinV Lee okresu eisla. 13 — 105. Ve Washing- kujicich budou v krojich. Kdetto tato ton okresu. eislo 14. ) 0( Oast druha: Zaene ptiblitne 3:20 hodin odpoledne v pavilionu (Band Shell — kde se loni odloSTval eeskSr den). Bude zde fieinkovat OKRSEK bude konat svoji podzimni schtizi dne 20-elennST dechovS, orkester s eeskou 28. eijna (28 October). Blit gi podrobnosti hudbu. Pei poslechu hudby bude na proa program toho dne bude v kratkosti o- dej vegkere, obeerstveni pro mlade i doznamen. spele; veg kere druhy klobaso y3'7ch sen• keramiky, panny, babu gky, Ceske Pozdimni sehfize pateho okrsku knihy, desko-mora yske gramafonove Schilze pateho okrsku se bude poeadati desky; a mnoho jinSTch krasnSlch veci.

21. eijna, 1962. Misto bude oznamene poJest to peiletitost jednou v roce uvidezdeji a take doufame, ze druhe okrsky nebudou potadati schtize, atd. na ten ti zname, peatele a pkibuzne z celeho statu Texas. Ujednejte se se zde sejiti a den.

F. A. Kadleeek. taj. 5. okrsku • 4 spoleene utiti pekneho pobytu.

SESTT OKRSEK Vstupne v obou mistech je ZDARMA. Podzimni schfize gesteho okrsku bude (Tato nedele jest take zvla gte venovapotadana u taelu Karel Havlieek eisk na obeanum mesta West).

4 v Hailettsville, Texas v "Recreation Hall" Dne 4. listopadu 1962. Zaeatek V KRAJANE — Peijdle!

1 hodinu odpoiedne. Zadame ostatni Za vS•rbor: okrsky aby nam ten den laskave poneNick Alois Morris, Peed. chaly. Frank J. Ol govskSr, okrskoq tateskeho Festivalu 1962 j emnik, 0( 0(

Okrskovi kalendiiTRETI

Statni Contest Wilideze Celo-statni Contest mladete kterS .7 se konal u eadu 66 ve Waco se nad oeekavani skvele yydafil. V gech sedm okrskil se podilelo s mladeti i vedouchni. — Nav g teva byla velka a nalada vg ech peitomm'ich srdeena, peatelska a povzna g ejici. — Program veden vzorne a Cislo po eislu rychle se steidalo.

Wacovg ti se vesmes zadrteli obsluhou, kuchyni a pohodlim. — Kdo nebyl tomen ma co litovat. — Vic o celem dnu piste.

Redaktor

teitina na Statni Universite v Austin Laskave si povgimnete dopisu nageho bratra Aug. Kacife v tomto eisle, v kterem upozornuje rodiee i na ge studenty, ze se na na gi statni universite dosud vyueuje Ceske keel. — Va g zajem a pHhagla pomohou udrteti tento dobor na Universite v Austin a tadame Vas snatne o peiznive rozhodnuti. — Mnoho zdaru peeje redaktor.

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Co jsem pies tSrden zasieehl — Ze nag dobrj piitel, bratr Joe Sra• mek byl minulSr tSrden v Enniske nemocnici opero yan ale dle zpravy na gi dopisovatelky sestry Sramkove dati se mu jit dosti uspokojive, cot nas ov gem yelice potegilo a ptejeme dal gi dobrk pokrok.

• — Ze dle zpravy na g bratr Vaclav v Ennis se padem poranil na ruce ale po dobrem o geteeni ruka se hoji..

• • — 2e v Enniske nemocnici sestra Franti gka Rosprim je na, ptejeme brzke a fipine uzdraveni.

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— Ze zde ye West zemeel den krajan Edward Dudik 42 let star.

Po obeadech z katolickeho kostela v Penelope byl k veeneniu odpoeinku uloten na hebito y ye West. Na ge soustrast pozilstale rodine.

• • Ze krajan Vaciav Zabeik utrpel bolestne popaleniny kdy ne gVastnou nahodou padl do ohne na farme sveho otce pH Zabeikville. — Byl dopraven do nemocnice v Temple.

• • — Ze v Brenhamske nemocnici se narodila rodine krajana. Frankie rortomila, dceru gka Lisa Marie. Blahopfej eme.

• • — Ze navgteva "Alt Nations Festival" v El Campo se nad oeekavani v nedeli dne 9. t. rn. yydaeila, aC poeasi s de gtern Cast programu pokazila. Delegace nag ich krajand z Houston se zvlagt' pane' representovala.

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— Ze v Dallas, “rbor pro Oes147 Den na statni vVstave na dne 7. eijna kona rozsahle peipra yy aby se tento den pekne yydafil. Oeekava se velka nair g teya ze vgech na gich osad a peejemc mnoho zdaru a peiznive poeasi.

• • — Ze na statni Universite v Austin se dle zdeleni dale vyueuje ee gtine jak pibratr August Kacie, peedseda eesk)ich exstudenta. Misto ueitele zastava po zemeelem Dr. Miekovi pan Tudek z (-5ech. — Klub elechie na uni yersite bude take y e sve Cinnosti pokraeovat.

Kdo se o ee gtinu pH g tudiich zajima, mei by se obratit na pana Kozlika v Austin& 6islo telefonu a L. 2-6133

Strana 4 na g bratr od radii 92. Rud. Kodi byl nemocen a operovan ale jiZ se oriel zvolna pozdravuje coz nas velice teSi. • • Ze manZeltim Lambert LidiakovYm se v La Grenske nemocnici narodilo (reveatko a pojmenovali ji Sharon. Blahoptejern e • • - Ze v nemocnici v San Angelo zemrel krajan Emil L. Mika star 70 let.

Byl na odpocinku ale rolnieil pii Rowend. B51 pochovan na osadni hititov.

— Zanechal velkou rodinu. Jim plati na ge soustrast.

• • krajan Konrad Kri gtof ze— Ze na g mrel v nemocnici v La Grange minulY tYden. Byl pochovan z katolickeho kostela. DoZil se 70 let a zanechal zde jednu sestru. — Na g e soustrast.

• • — 2e bYvalY u6itel Richard Straus zeiutel v San Antonio ye stari 52 let.

Byl pochovan V Shiner za velke iteasti a s yojenskou poctou.

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Bratii a Sestry Organisitora Bratii a sestry orgauisitoti povAimnete si laskave rilzm-Tch spray, "co jsem pies Oden zasleehl" anen v ieriends in the News", kde uvadime phlektost pro vas zajernce vyhledat a ptipomenouti pm, le kaZdk elo yek potteouje pojistent. lest to nejlepk uloleni nakch peuez, vzpomente jim, v kaZdeni pripade dostane pojikenY sve penize zpatky. — Pit corn ale kaaly elen SPJST ma, ptileilcost ku konani neamirne dobre spoleeenAte praci v fade I v nakch distriktech s nak rnladek aneb bYti ileastni dobroainne praci. Ziskavejme ditky °maclient v nak rubrice aneb ty ditky naAch zemielYch clentY.— Pamatujme na Ze chceme v tomto roce ()pet prevfisiti kvotu a piejeme Vam vSethen jen moZnji zdar) 0(

Mnoho naSich lidi, star'gich a obzvla§t' na.Ae mlacleZ ktera jde do University of Texas letos se obavaji ze (:eska fee se middle nebude vyudovati na. University of Texas, proto Ze Dr. Eduard Mieek zemfel. Je zapottebi aby nak studenti kteri letos jdou do University of Texas se seznamili s Panem Tudek Kozlikem ktery vyueoval Ceskou fed po obdobi doslednich tri leta. V roce 1961-62 mel 24 Zaku v prvni tkide a 12 v druhe hide. Dr. Mieek vyueoval tied a etvrty rok studii. Pan Kozlik se teSi Ze kaalk Zak ktery se zajima o eeskou fee se k nemu prihlasi ihned kd y.Z p'fijede do Austin.

Take v'Sichni ostatni Zaci Ceskeho du. 0 n se tell ze bude mit mnoho Zakii ve vkch tfidacb letos.

Pan Kozlik fikal panu R. J. Bartoshovi, pravnik v Tayor a pravni radce KJT 8ici krouZek nagich Zen u kadu eislo )okladnik Matice Vyggiho Vzdelani v 135 v ,Ennsi bude konat svoji schnzi nine Texas, a mile Ze jeho pfani j e, aby se 0— Ze Jerry D. Janak, 231et ,1 syn manZelil Bohumil L. (Theo) Janako“Tch z beznamil s lidrni eeskeho pilvodu v 27. zafi ye etvrtek v ennsk.e sokolske siWied, s Uspechem skoneil 16ti tYdenni Texas. Doufam, Ze jeho pfani se vydafi. ni a vgechny na ge mile sestrieky jsou timto srdeene k fteasti zvane. Ptived"te cvieebni kurs v akademii statniho pollCechie Klub buds take fieinkovati le- te2 sebou vale pfitelkyne. Kakla navaecejniho odboru v Austinu a s polu s 36 tos, jako obyeejne. Rodiee v Unijinymi slozil zkouSky pri graduaeni sla y versity mail pfilelitost navAtiviti sve de- va je vitana.

• -nostivrey1.zadplnBho- ti v den kdyZ d'echie Club pofada schrizi.

• prejeme.

U kadu 88 v Houston 3. kijna Card Pan Kozlik se narodil v Praze, eechoParty a obed druhou stfedu v fijnu dne slovakia. V roce 1947 'g el do Anglie kde Ze sle6na Olivia June Dvadeek se pfebyl etyfi roky a pak pfijel do Ameri- 10. Birthday Club schiize a teZ, pak ()bed.

Dne 6. fijna v sobotu zas prodej zasnoubila s panem Will Frawley a j e- ky pied 11 lety. Jemu se zamlouva, AmeNezapomerite na oznamene fadove jich shatek bude slaven zde ye West v ricky Zivot a duch Svobody jakou nagel podniky. prosinci. Nevesta studuje na Texas Tech. v nak zemi.

College v Lubbock. Prejeme Stesti.

• • Pana. Tudek Kozlik, adresa v Austin, V Penelope se potada velkk osadni • • je 3505 Hillview, a dislo telefon je G. L. - Ze sleena Virginia Lednicky slavili 2-6133, a pfeji si aby na gi laci ho yolali Piknik v nedeli odpoledne dne 30. zaki svuj sriatek s panem Jimmy Curtis Webb pro v'Secku moZnou informaci. Take mil- a budete se tern miti dobte. Tak kde kdo zde ye West v katolickem kostele minu- Ze vkponloct zadateenikrim vybrati kurse pfijd'te. Radi Vas pfivitame. )O( lk; tYden. Jakmile se vrati ze svatebni na University of Texas. testy budou pfebYvati y e Waco. Nak VAichni pfejem Panu Kozlikovi mnoho hlahopfani. zdaru a veselosti mezi narni. eeskS7 Ex• • Z Penelope zdeluje sestra M. Bartok)studentskY Klub s radosti vYpomriZe — 2e minulou nedeli v Dallas na uli- odboru, zakum, panu Kozlikovi a vgem Va, Ze tam jejich osada pokada velkk celo-osadni Piknik dne 30. zaii a k toci Elm naSi bratfi Cyril a Joe Poklad- pro fispe gnk rok. mu Bazar poeinaje o 3 hodinach odponik slavili "Open House" a Ze tarn dle August Kacif ledne. velike pobaveni pro vSechnY, zdeleni men obrovskou nav§tevu pfa.Pkedseda 6esk3ich Ex-studentu yeeefe dobra, barbecue a smaZend kutel a pfiznivcii. Radi vrifime, nebot' v Texas. fata i pfikrmt hojnost. Tak jiste prijd' jejich obchod mel vZdy nejen prvotficlte! — Kaalk je vitan. ni zboZi pro kahleho zakaznika, ale jsou Vfroati Sjezd luZni a zdvofili s kaZdkrn. Litujeme, )0( Ze jsme v ten den meli schilzi distriktni Rodiny Trlica — Kopeckk bude se UpiimnSr a nebylo nam moZno se k otevfeni do- konat v Hallettsville City Recreation sistavit. Pfej erne bratrftm mnoho dalSich ni v nedeli, dne 7. fijna, (Oct.) 1962.

Matka: "Pane inZenkre, vy jste mou rispechu a dobreho zdravi. Redaktor Spoleenk "Basket Lunch 0 12 hodin v dceru libal? Co chcete nyni Zena.

Poledne.

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Ve stiedu, dne 26. zakl 1962

Edward R. Murrow k 25. vfiroei tirtirti T. G. Masaryka U pfilelitosti letoSniho 25. vYroei smrti zakladatele a prvniho presidenta Ceskoslovenske republiky, TomaSe G. Masaryka, konaly se vzpominkove slavnosti v fade americkych mast, zejmena v New Yorku, Chicagu, Masaryktownu na Floride, Clevelandu a jinde. V hlavnim meste SpojenYch state, Washingtonu, uspo •adala vzpominkovou slavnost Rada svobodneho Ceskoslovenska spolu s mistnimi krajanskYmi a exulantskymi organisacemi v patek veeer v hotelu "2400", ve kterem TGM bydlel za prvni svetove valky. Na slavnosti promluvil senator Thomas Dodd z Connecticut a Jaromir Zastera, ameriCky student, ktery pro211 13 let v komunistickYch 2alafich v Oeskoslovensku. Pokadateltim teto slavnosti poslal do rukou pfedsedy Rst, Dr. Petra Zenkla, dopis s osobnim projevem k 25. vYroei Umrti T. G. Masaryka USIA, Americke informaeni Edward R. Murrow.

"Pokladam si za Best' — pravi Edward R. Murrow — mohu ptipojit sve jmeno k muff-1m svobodneho sveta, kteH v knize Rady svobodneho oeskoslovenska vzpominaji 25. vYroei smrti T. G. Masaryka a pkipominaji jeho univers'alni humanismus. Nebot' ToniaS Ma saryk zajiste patki vSern, :kdo se kde budou obirat jeho demokratickou filosofii a budon ji povzbuzovani, tak jako byly povzbuzeny narody pa celem svete, kdy slySely o tom, jak vyhlasil nezavislost sve zeme v nisi Sini nezavislosti ye roku 1918. Jeho lid ho nazval presidentem Osvoboditelem. Masaryk byl byl Lincolnem i Washingtonem sve nave republiky a doba jeho pfisobeni jako hlavy statu sahala od easu vlady jeho blizkeho pfitele WoodroW Wilsona az po dobu Franklina Delano Roosevelta. Po dye desitileti trvo,ni jeho republiky okouSelo srdce Evropy po prve v jeji pohnute historii rust moderni demokracie. Temei; kaZdeho roku v den sedmeho bkezna uctiva Kongres SpojenYch state tak Ci onak narozeniny tohoto vlastence, jehoZ' eeSti slovenAti rodiee slou'Zili v Rakousku-Uhersku na glechtickem panstvi. KahlY rok v ten den klade naS' velvyslanec v Praze na pros-ty hrob v Ceske vsi Lancch venec, s prostYm napisem "ad americkeho lidu." Pkede dvema vlada teho2 :americkeho vydala v serii venovane "bojovnikilm za svoboclu". pametni poStovni znamku na poeest Taman Masaryka. Amerika mela

V2S TNiK — WEST, TrZAS s Masarykem . mnolie svazky. Prvni byl romantickeho razu a jeho poutem byla americka studentka z New Yorku jmenem Charlotte Garrigueova, ktera se stala Zenon. profesora Masaryka, pozdeji prvniho presidenta Ceskoslovenske republiky. D ye dcery z tohoto eeskoslovensko-americkeho manZelskeho svazku, Alice a Olga, ziji dues no, Florida. Syna Jana, jemu2 by dnes, v tent den, kdy uplyne etvrt stoleti od smrti TomaSe Masaryka, bylo sedmdesatSest let, jsem mel Best pokladat za dobreho a velkeho pfitele v LondYne v dobe bleskovYch fete 1 pozdeji. Jeho vira v demokracii byla stejne pevna, jako vira jeho otce.

Dokud se Ceskoslovensko mohlo 2ovat velkYch idealiz Masarykovych, bylo ostrovem miru a vzkvetajicim statem.

Bylo take jednim z neju2Sich pfatel a partnercr SpojenYch state, jejich obCane tolik pfispeli k .vytvokeni esko7 slovenska a k deskoslovenska svobode.

Nic lepS'iho nikdy, nenahradilo filosof.ii Tomak Masaryka v jeho rocine zemi. V tento dne, kdy tak mnozi Amehieane po cele zemi se shromakl'uji, aby si znovu pkipomneli jeho zapas a Uspechy, jiste neni pfehnana nadeje, 2e Spojene staty jednou zase budou moci pokladat republiku .Tomak Masaryka za blizkeho partnera e svetove rodine svobodnYch narodii a.2e 2adny °bean one zeme nebude odstraSnvan od toho, aby demokra-, ticky myslil a otevkene vyslovoval Masary:kovo jmeno."

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Z Sokolske Obce Americke Z Cesty do Dolnich a Rornich Rakous, Solnohrad, Tyrol, Bavor Pokraeovani.

Odpoledne 7. Cervence prohliclka hradu Schoenbrunnu ve Vidni budovy sbirek i parka, a projiZdka videfiskYmi lesy — vlastne zalesnenYm pohokim na jih od Vidne. I zde jsme zastavili k starch budov a za obeerstvehim.

Veeer naystivili naAi ileastnici mnoz vyhlaSenych jidelen videriskYch. Ve vSech nejlepSi obsluha, vYborna kuchyne, hudba, veseli. Sestra eihakova a bratr Prchal byli hosty vedouciho fi •ednika kancelake Americkeho vyslanectvi v Rakousku, kterY je pkibuznYm sestry eihakove, v fitulne vyborne jidelne Toni Karase, ktery napsal zakladni zname filmove life "The Third Man".'

8. C' erv-ence Jubilejni slet svobodneho Sokolstva, po •adnY tst •edim Ceskoslovenskeho Sokolstva v zahraniel. K sletytu vydaly Videriske Syoboclne

Strana 5 denni Casopis, zvet„§ene eislo. V jell() stranktich byl tento projev Americke Obce Sokolske: Naim ye Vidni Devadesat seclm let hlasi se Americke Sokoistvo k zdrave telesne a dukvni narodni vYchove, jak ji vytvokil veliky TyrS. Kult krasy a mravni uSlechtilosti hoki zde syYm ohnem, nik9m neruSen a nielm neuhakn, jako veene svetlo do chlacine tmy.

Prvni nak jednota- byla zalolena 14, anora 1865, kdy byla, jeSte bojovana Obdanska 'Mika mezi Severem a jihem. Devateho dubna tehoZ roku vzdal se general Lee Severn a 14. clubna padl velky president Abraham Lincoln rukou vrahovou.

Ueili jsme bratrstvl jako evangelic.

Vraceli jsme pozornost k idealiim a davali viru v jejich nesmrtelnost. Razili dobfe cesty houStinami zmatkii dlouhYch dob. Kroine tel i ducha a srdce vychovavali. I kdy nejde narn o minulost, ale o pkitomnost a budoucnost, neztekneme se sve historicke minulosti a nezapomeneme s y Ych narodnich idealti. A v duchu historie chceme Sifit sokolstvi, vest a ochivodnovat sokolskou dristoj• nost syYm plikladem. teinime yk, co je v silach bratrstva, aby spineno bylo ooekavani Sokolstva ye syobodnem svete a jam vernYch. Aby se bratkim a sestram snaze Zilo a odrivodnene doufalo.

Verni a hrdl maove a Zeny se hlasi k ueeni TyrS'ovu. Uctivaji tiglechtilost; pini ukoly, ktere Sokolstvu nesmrtelnY zakladatel pro v gecky veky utoZil. V pHkazu: "Osobnost nic, celek vge.'

Vas vSechny a Vidal pozdravujeme, vdeene vzpominame VaSich zasluh a ptejeme Vain, aby Vak odpovedne poslani dneSnich dni bylo provazeno vSestrannym uspechem. Srdce tisicu seater a bratf'I u nas v Americe, v duchu eastni se holdu myS'lence. Duchem nesou se take jejich radostne pozdravy.

Videriskeinu sletu, narodni a statni gt`astne a 'Castile budoucnosti nagich di, zdar! — a po letech opet na shleelanou ye VaSi krasne Vidni.

Americka, Obec Sokolski BlaZa J. Oihakov•, Karel M. Prchal, jednatelka starosta UCastnili jsme se slavnostniho nastupu v krojich, s prapory Obce a praporem Sokola Los Angeles. Oba tyto prapory byly odekorovany stuhami Sokolstva exilu. Byli jsme viele uvitani projevem, starostou Lipy videtiske bratrem Wetrauchem. Bylo narn obecenstvem Wmvano mnoho pozornosti a fotografovani nebralo konce.

Starosta zahraniemiho Sokola, bratr IIiebik, ye svem projevu zminil se 0

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vernosti tech, 'kteri v rodnYch krajich i pies znieeni organisace Sokola v roce 1948, nosi idealy a myalenky sokolske dale ye syYch srdcich. Promluvil o letoSnich oslavach stoleti Sokolstva, ale o nejvetSi °slave, konane Americkou Obci Sokolskou ji2, loriskeho roku ,neueinil ani zminky. OvSem ani o nail 87 Menne vgrprave. NaSe cvieenky minily se zapojit do sletoveho cvieeni, ale sestrou Provaznikovou bylo narn sdeleno, 2e musi si poridit Ceske ,halenky a proto jejich neast odpadla. Na sletu samern, o hlavnim vystoupeni jsme ale videli cvidenky s halenkami Americkeho Sokolstva.

Skoda.

tern, bohatYm na prirodni krasy, unaelecke i historicice oamatkY, leeive prameny, lidove zvyky a tradice. Prohledli jsme hiavni mesto Salzburg. Mesta stare i nove, mesto z ylaStni krasy. Je poloZeno po obou brezich prudke reky Salzach , v uzkem, pavabnem udoli, veneenem lepotvarnymi alpskYmi velehora-mi.

Ihke ulice, okraSiene stredoveke budovy. Ani pamatky po Skodach zptisobenych bombardovanim za posledni ky. Vie opraveno. Zde narodil se proslulY hudebni skladatel Volfgang Mozart a mistni museum se honosi mnohYmi pamatkami na jeho Zivotni dilo. Zde konaji se sla yne hudebni festively.

Moralni ilspech sletu byl veliky. Prabeh krasnY a po yznaSe j ici. y hlediSti asi 2500 obecenstva, na cvieiSti celkem as 325 cviercich. ✓ programu nejmenSi 2actvo predvedlo "Pohddku o TyrSovi", nasledovaly Stafety nathi, Zen a dorostu, spoleena, prostna starSiho zactva, vystoupeni ruskeho Sokola v zahraniei — spoleend prostna dorostu, cvieeni etyr mull a etyr Zen STJS. na naradi, prostna YideriskYch Zen, vystoupeni jihoslovanskeho Sokola v exilu, evieeni Zen s obrueemi, prostna, niu2d a zaver "Hold sokolskennt stoleti". ✓ Sokolstvu Yidel aeskoslovensky narod uSlechtileho vtalce a duchovniho predstavitele naroda. Vi, Ze mute it a sebe zachovat jen temi zasadami a idez kterYch se zrodil. Ktere musi stet vysoko nad zajmy jednotlivcti. Sokolstvo, a maZeme to opravnene rici za Americke Sokolstvo zahrivalo tyto idealy svoji sokolskou laskou. Ani pro zisk — ani pro slavu. V celem byti nail Obce nese se opravdova hluboka snaha udr2et dale Shit sokolske eiste idealy. aeskoslovensky elovek, vi Ze je u nas staie pohotova sila pkevadet idealy ye skutky a tiny, 2e verne pinime sve dobrovolne povinnosti a 2e Americke Sokolstvo nikdy nezradi.

Behem sletu rozdali nail na tisic americkych praporkft. Byly vdeene prijimany a hrde noseny. Mnozi za ne chteli platit. Lide ma,ji Spojene stdty rail; by-11 x hodni a pozorni. Byli jsme Prekvapeni, netajime se tint, a neeekali jsme zdaleka tolik lasky, kolik se nam ji dostalo. ✓ pondeli, 9. eervence, brzy rano po 'autostrada, blizko hranic aeskoslovenskYch, kam nesly nas ruySlenky i touhy, pies St. Poiten (Sv. Hypolit) do hornich Rakous. Do hlavnihe jejich mesta Linz (Linec), ktere je kulturnim a pramy,slovYan strediskem celY kraj, pro kasnou zemi s bohatYmi vinicerni a firodnimi poll — a pozdeji zase pies hory a doly do Salzburgu (Solnohrad), vevodstvi v ramci Rakouska. Salzburg je malYm sta-

Ozubenou lanovou drahou vyjeli jsme na hrad "Castle of Ilohensalzburg". NejstafSi zname easti hradu nesou se do roku 1077. Postaven je na vrcholi, 384 stopy na: d. mestem. Hrad byl budovan jako pevnost a stal se sidiern vYbornYch svetskych i cirkevnich knilat v historii stredoveku. Jednim z jeji cisain byl take CeskY kral Karel IV. Hrad le obehnan teZkymi valy, pies ktere bYvaly zdvihaci mosty. jsme etvery hradebni vrata, sochy, nadvori, hradebni venkovske zdi, vnitini brad. Batty, ve2e, viS"ky, kostel Sv. Jitiho, prostranne sine, Siroka, schodiSte, nadherne dvere, varhany, studny, pekarnu. Mnohe stredoveke, umelecky proveclene predmety. Restauraci se sklady nejlepSich yin, postavenou do starych delovYcla kasemat. I zbeZna prohlidka jednotlivYch easti zachytila se v pameti a v duchu vidime mohutnou bastint, kterou hrad ve stredoveku byl. Odtud je nadherny pohled na mesto, na salzburske a Berchtesgaden hory a naSi fotografove meli pine race prate. Dnes hrad je z easti museum, z cash statnim obydlim pro sestarle spisovatele a urnelce. Bydlel zde take nekolik tYdntl Adolf Hitler, ale RakuSane neradi vzpominaji tech dni a let, neb jim pripominaji doby te2kYch strazni a valeelaYch utrpeni.

A zase dale, do Innsbrucku v Tyrolich Tyroly jsou turistickou zemi, statem hor, mezinarodni povesti. Drsna, jinde neZna, krasa nebetyenych bar se stale se menici hrou barev, ticha udoli, hluboke lesy, slunne louky, rozkoSna jezera, zvlaS'tni tyrolske stavby, rornanticka mesta a osady provazely rids cestou.

Nasledujiciho rana na celodenni cestu do Ba you. Fabled na tamer 10,000 stop vysokou horn Zugspitze, ndvSteva pohadkovYch mist Garmisch - Partenkirchen, Oberammergau )misto zname paSiovYmi hrami kaZdYch deset rokf0, do Mittenwaldu, vesnice vyhlaSene vYrobou housli. Domy v °sadden j sou zna-

Ve sttedu, dm) 20. zati 1962 me malbami na venkovskYch zdrojem obZivy je zde vYroba strojkit pro hraci pamatkove predmety, riznYch . krabieek, vykezavanYch postavicek, obrazka, loutek, zyikatek, Pak do Linderhofu, palace postaveneho v letech 1870•78 `Silenym" kralem Lud yikem Bavorskym. Tento byl velkYm ptitelem a priznivcem Richarda Wagnera. Zde tolik nadhery, hYtici zlatem. Pasobive, propracovane skvele detaily ukazuji, do jakYch premrStenYch frivolnich podro'onosti mute bYt malir veden, kdyi neni spoutanY ani nedostatkem penez, ani urneleckYm talentem. Budova vytvorend, na renesanenich principech vynaktere aZ ura2elo a eloveka ii mrazilo p11 prochazeni jednotlivYch pokojti. Lid take reptal proti vybazovani penez, ktere musel vysokYini danemi adt Kral se utopil v Starnberskem jeva de. z ere Zpet do Innsbrucku — a rano dale do Oetzu.

Nernohlo snad bYt At'astnejSi. mySlenky, neili v roce stoleti Sokolstva zaradit do na.Sich oslav cestu do Oetzu a umistit zde plaketu, na priponainku smrti zakladatele. Prvni ji vyslovil bratr starosta na sjezdu AOS. v race 1960. Nikdy nemohla mit y Yprava k ptivodnimu hrobu Dr. Miroslava TyrSe, prvniho vtAdce Sokolstva tak hlubokY vYznam, jako prave letos.

Do Oetza jsme dojeli dopolcdne a fined byl s narni pan Walter Gritsch, starosta osady. Domluvili jsme se a po velmi kratieke prestavce VSichni spoleene, stezkou kolem reky se vinouci doSli jsme k fizkemu rnostu pro peSi pres,reku na druhou jeji stranu, kde stesk'a pokraeuje k zahybu, kde na velkem vana byla iii zasazena deska Obce. Poslali jsme ji predclaazejiciho dne, odpoledne, z ylaStnim poslem z InSpruku a p. Gritsch zaridil vie, echo bylo potteba. .

U pat naSich nohou v skalnatY breh a do balvanit rozlo2enYch na ne bije a v tumid perm yin prima zbesile triAi reka Aacha." Omamny jeji proud .1.outici a hueici podivne plane — svadi a lake.

Sestry a bratri ofotografovali divoke, ale i obclivuhodne toto misto.

S praporem SpojenYch state a s praporem Americke Obce Sokolske, v sla y -nostichaSkrojich,pvedljsm akt venovdni.

Promluvila mistostarostka-jednatelka AOS sestra aihakova, hovoril starosta, bratr Prchal, projev ucinil Burgermeister Oetzu, p. Gritsch. Tonto ukazal yelike pochopeni a nejlepsi van a desku prevzal v opatrovani osady.

Panu Gritschovi pteclali jsme, v uznani za jeho vYjimeenou spolapraci a za

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)keyzeti desky v opatrovami obce gtit s ✓ enovani AOS. Zde, jako na mnoha mistech, u rtiznych piilezitosti, promluvil bratr Rabas.

Slova plynouci z fist rednikfi, dugena divokYm hukotem Aachy, sveddila o velkern pohnuti, i neni divu, Ze fidastmci poslouchali s dechem uta j enYin a zraky zarosenymi. Tragedie oetzska, zahadna., nevyjasnend lehla pinou tihou na dugi vgech. V zadumani, v bolesti tusi1i jsme s hriizou tihu pesti osuclo ye, ktera, zde zlomila Zivot. Bylo to pochopeni Zivotni t •agiky toho, jen2 nemohl pies vegkero usiii sve dokonati vge, co ureil si Zivotnim fikolem.

My nepoznali jsnie Tyr ge z let 70-80 tYch, onoho jareho yzenegeneho dloveka, jenZ uz zjevem s yYm okouzloval -- pro "las jest dimsi bezosobnim, vysoko, vysoko nad nami. Ale poznali jsme velikeho dloveka — spisovatele, organisatora, neb eteme jeho Zivotopis, zname jeho fivahy esteticke i sokolske, jeho pili, udenost, statednost, tusime, kdy: a kde byl gt'asten, zname co musel protrpet — zde, zde, pi-T(1 nage odi s nadobladna vratil se 'Aced nage citici nitra.

Jenom nekolik krokti vzdalen je balvan, kterY: byl oblibenYm mistem TyrgovYm, kde byl nejeasteji vidan horskymi obyvateli. A zdalo se nam, Ze podruhe vidime zde postavu Tyrgovu, svalnotou, nizkou, s hrudnikem motile klenutYm, jiskrne odi, nad obodim v dele nekolik ryll a 2e slygime jeho zyuenY hias. Mluvi k dneg ku. PlamennYmi slovy burcuje svedomi, povzbuzuje k hrdosti, smelosti a chrabrosti. Osobnost nic, celek v gechno. Prace a laska.

Tyri pochopil ducha, demokratismus a bratrstvi Fuegnerovo a ujal se take jeho dedictvi citu a pkidal k vYchove sily krasii bratrsvti. Nad pohledy otravene a otravujici nenavisti a zlobou, nese se vysoko do modre klenby.

Snacl tak bylo i v onen okamNk osudnY, 8. srpna 1884. KdoZ" to vi — snad jediny falegny krok v nebezpeenych techto mistech, snad okamZity zachvat straglivY skok v drave hudici viny a pkipravil Sokolstvo o jeho vtidce, o jeho chloubu.

Vzpominali jsme s pYchou, koho dal 2ivot narodu —slunednim pozdravem v dobrich temnych zapasfi. Dal mu sokolstvi, nejmohutnej gi narodni deskou ideu, zrealisovanou touhu po dojiti nejvygg i svobody lidske i narodni, instituci, ktera se stala gtestim narocla sveho praci neunavnou, positivni. Obdivovali jsme jeho genia, citili jeho yYznam, probrali jeho myg lenky, ktere jsou dedictvim pro nas i budouci.

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kid Jaro 130. Dallas, Texas vzpominky Zivotem. SmY glenim, jednanim -- Zit dle zasad Tyr gem stanove- Mile sestry a brat•i: nych. Narod a nlasatele jeho myglenek Nag e odlolena schtize 9. zaii, byla nase k nemu musi vracet. vgtivend mnoho deny, nektere jsem Za vgechny skvele fispochy Sokolstva clavno nevidel, asi proto, Ze na ge mliinejvetgi zasluha naleli tomu, jemuZ' deZ' nam pkichystava, , chutne vede •e a jsme jmenem Americke Obce Sokolske pak nekdo nam ukaZe zajimave pohyblivenovali plaketu, u ktere jsme slavne sli- ye obrazky z jejich test, bud' z Ameriky bili, 2e vytrvame ve slune sokolske idei nebo Evropy. Naposledy to byla sestra a bratr Jim P-avelka, kteii byli na cedo dechu posdledniho. stach v Oeskoslovensku dva roky spatky, )0 pro nine byly jeho obrazky vice zajimave neb jsem tam take byl v loni a vide znovu mesta a vesnice, ktere jsrne sami s moji manZelku nav gtivili. Temito • adkid 92 Fort Worth, Tekas ky nag •ad Jaro Oslo 130 dekuje rodine Sestry a bratki: Pavelkove, za jejich ochotu. Pki gti schtiV nagi posledni kadove schilzi dne 9. zi nam zas ukale sestra. a bratr Bob bylo usne geno oslavit na ge 24 vYrodi o- Zvolanek obrazky s jejich testy Evropou. tevkeni na gi Narodni sine faclove dne 30.

Chci znovu upozornit na ge deny, Ze zaki. VYrodi site pfipada na den 9. na ge schtize, ktera se ma konat pravidelkijna ale s ohledem na desky Den na ne prvni nedeli v mesici, bude zase oilstatni vYstave v Dallas kde se na ge Oenstvo se chce tez podilet tak jsme se rozhodli, ten den oslavit o tYden dkiv.

Jeite Hlavni ridel nagi oslavy jest, aby jsme se Vas vaechny kdo se stehujete upozorco nejvice mano seznamili. Proto zvenujeme, te zmeny adres dlutno zasilati me vgechny mlade, stare, 'deny i neeleny, ptatele a zname od jednoho do prim° do nagi Hlavni uiadovny kde se sto let. Pozvete sve pkatele bez rozdilu idresat opravuje. — Posilate-11 zmeny narodnosti a pfesveddeni neb kaZdy je adres do West, mushne je zas odesilat vitan. Bude to v ten den jako kadovY do Temple Hlavni tradovne . a 'name s Piknik v na gi prostorne sini. Budem mit im zbytecnou pracl a poSlovne vklohy.

Box Supper a kakly necht' si pkinese tdresa Hlavni tradovny jest BOX 100 sve jidlo pro sebe a sve hosty.

TEMPLE, TEXAS 0 program bude postarano ale kahlY Mull yam za pozornost pfeclem se mute bavit dle libosti rriznou hrou.

Red 0 deti bude tez postarano.

Oddil dopisovatelsV

Jednou

Hudba bude z Nickelodionu a vstup volny.

Bratki Kubanovi kteki v Ennis na2g Pad zastupovali zaslouZ1 si na g dik. Bylo to na 651etem vYrodi kadu eislo 25 Bratr Rud. Kodi jeden z na gich zakladajicich Clem byl operovan v nemocnici St. Joseph zde, ale da •i se mu ji‘Z lepe.

Vgem nemocnYm na ge pkani brzkeho pozdrayeni.

Dne 14. zaki zem •ela zde elenka kadu 154. sestra Josephine Mittef. Pohkeb jeji se konal z kostela All Saints za velke Byla pilvodu polskeho ale provdala se za Jihoslovana Mittefa. Do Ameriky pkijela jako "utedenka" (Dis. Person) a kahlY kdo ji znal, si ji pro milou povahu vazil, Necht odpoeiva v pokoj i.

Nezapomerite na gi pkigti schrizi v kijnu a nagi Slavnost dne 30. zaki a pkijd'te kde kdo. — Otete ten ná g Vestnik a pkilditostne dejte i jinSrm pfeeist.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Josef Bedan, dopisovatel

PRI ZME/sii: VASI zsDRESY POUZIJTE TOHOTO KUPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST Box 100, Temple, Texas 2adam Vas o zmenu and adresy jak nasleduje:

Moje nova adresa lest:

Mole stark adresa:

Pattim k fadu dislo 8 pozdravem podpls

Strana 8 logena na druhou nedeli v iijnu, neb prvni nedeli bude 7. kijna, kdy budem miti zde v Dallas CeskY a Westsky den, na kterY se vgichni zde dYchtive pripravujem a fictive Vas v gechny vole,me, aby jste vgichni se ptigli k nam podivat a ukazat vetejnosti v jakem poetu se zde sejdeme. Jsem jistY, ge toho litovati nebudete, na gi eesgti uzenaki nam daruji hromadu klobastii na tento den jako: Nemeeek Bros. West, Ennis Market, Ennis, Rudolf's Market Dallas a jine o hojnost jidla, obeerstveni pobaveni bude postara,no, jenom piajedte. Kdy g tak jsem psal o eeskYch uzenattl, musim se Pochlubit, ge my mame v Dallas, jeden nej modernejk masovY a uzenarskY obchod, kterY stal skoro 175 tisic jej zatidit. di jej dva nagi kraj ant a bratti Sid a Joe Pokladnik. Men minulou nedeli pro obecenstvo "Otevteni" gel . jsem se take podivat, obdivoval jsem to eistotu, skvelost, zatizeni ptedku a vzadku, zasobu eerstveho masa a chutnost uzenin.

Jejich udirna je automaticky hnana a ma 3000 liber kapacity.

Nage kiditelka mladege sestra Martha Vrla, nam oznamila ye schuzi, ge klub mladege bude mitt vYroeni oslavu korunovani kralovny v sobotu 29. zati, pH tanci se bode vysluhovati zakusky v nasi spodni kuchyni. Dostali jsme od sestry Hemgalove pekny dopis a dar, slavila minuly /nester jeji 801ete narozeniny, dopis• zni takto: Bratti a sestry: V tornto mesici byl by nag tatinek 80 roku, lituj eme, ge se jich nedoekat tak v Jeho upominku ptikladame eek na $50.00,.

Rodina Hemgalova.

S BratrskYm pozdravem Va g dop.

Hugo &fief eel )0( Bad Pokrok Houston eislo 88 Zvligtni oznameni Sestry a bratti: Rad Pokrok Houstonu je na pokroku, ale to neni gadna novinka. Co je novina, ze kad 'koupit novY pozemek a je toho asi jedenact akrti. Pozemek lezi mezi North Shepherd a Hempstead Highway na West-15th ulici. Na pozemku je hodne peknYch stroma a na zapadni strane pozemku j e potok nebo maid teka "White Oak Bayou".

Toto zvlagtni oznameni je pro d ye pHeiny: aby eleni vedeli, kde se novY pozemek naleza, a take aby vedeli, ge tad pottebuje je g te patnact tisic dolarti, aby za pozemek mohl zaplatit hotovYmi. Co tad na, hotovosti, task se vzalo, ale na 3, tijna musi tad zaplatit ja g* zbytek $15,000.00.

Byl jsem ustanoven pkedsedou finanenitio vYboru. Obracim se na vgechny eleny nacho kaclu ( a take na jine . ele-

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Ve stkedu, due 26. zati 196a

ny Jednoty), aby nam techto patnact tiOznameni podzimni sektize pita° sic pomohli dat dohromady. Nasi rodiee okrsku postavili budovu tadu stejnym zpilsobem.

Houton, Texas A kdy to glo pied 30 roky v dobe veli- Bratti a sestry: Podzimni schtize patella okrsku bude ke ideprese, ptijde to snadno letos. potadana u tadu Oslo 88, 21. tijna a timNag plan je yyptijeit si od Glenn, co to psanim jsou fictive avant elenove kdo dace nebo mute ptijeit. Bad proti vgech tadu pateho okrsku. Take jsou takove pnjece vystavi notu, ktera ponese zvani elenove Jednoty z jinYch okrskii. pet procent (5%) firoku none. trok Schtize zapoene ye 1:30 odpoledne a bude splatny na 1. kijna kagcleho roku. skonei v pet hodin. Dej programu atd.

Rad planuje tyto ptijeky vyplatit tak budou oznamene pozdeji. brzo jak bude moan. Noty budou podepsany ptedsedou a tajemnikem kadu PoS bratrskYm pozdravem krok Houstonu 88. Olen lunge pfijeit F. A. Kadleeek, Taj . pateho okrsku du jakYkoliv obnos, ale ne menk nag" )0( $25.00.

Rad by mohl tyto pottebne penize vyptijeit snadno od banky nebo od finanenich podnikil. Ale chceme dat elentim ptednost. Vysvetluji to del gi dopisem v anglicke easti. Pteetete si ho. Pak mne zavolejte co nejdtive, abychom vedeli, kolik penez miigeme YYPnieit od elenii do 3. tijna. Muj telefon jen UN 2-8754 anebo CA 7-3385. Neodkladejte a ptihlaste se co nejdfive. Budeme yam velice vdeeni.

Louis Hanus, ptedseda finaneniho vYboru tadu Pokrok Houston 88 )O(

Z Domova Ocipoeinku Z Domova Odpoeinku v Taylor Taylor, Texas Mild sestry a bratki: Kvituji zde dary pro Domov Odpo'oink'', a sice: K ucteni pamatky Rosa Mikeska Truksa. Pant Anna Kovak — — $3.00 pi. Lydia Hendrick — — — 1.00 K ucteni pamatky Theresa GajevskY — 1.00 pant Lydia Hendrick — K ucteni pamatky pant John Talasek — 5.00 Rad eislo 47 SPJST K ucteni pamatky Frank Hejtmanek Pan a pi. John Beeka — — 5.00 K ucteni pamatky Frank A. Bezecny — 10.00 Pant Frances Bezecnk K ucteni pamatky pana. Josefa Hor— 5.00 riaka. Pani Anna Horriak K ucteni pamatky Joe Kotrla Pan a pi. Henry H. Ileji a-- — 3.00 K ucteni. pamatky, Oldfich Toupal Pan a pi. John T. Sebetka —. 3.00 K ucteni pamatky Franti gka Garbs, -- • — 2.00 pan John Patenica Lodge Slovan Jihu eislo 26. SPJST nam poslal — —• — 10.00 — 50.00 Pant Anna Uher — Za Distrikt 'Oslo 7 ,na, zak'oupeni nabytku do pokoje: Bratr a sestra Chas. Holasek 100.00 25.00 Add -Oslo 117 Robstown 25.00 Rad eislo 118 Kingsville — Rad Oslo 56 Cermak Corpus — 25.00 Christi — Rad Oslo 147 Vesela Osada — 5.00 50.00 District eislo 7 —

Bad Volna Cechie eislo 135 Ennis, Texas Mili bratki a sestry.

V posledni kadove schfizi elenove se usnesly ae druhou nedeli v mesici kijnu 14. Nina tad oslavi 451ete trvani na geho tadu 135 kterY byl za•lo genY roku 1917 ye zdej gi sokolovne, v Ennis, Texas.

Rude ptipraveny chutny obed, ktery nage spolusestry ptichystaji a bude pkichystan zabavny program a jest gadoucno aby elenove se dostavily a spoleene se meli dobte.

Jako obyeejne nage sestry jako dobre ktitchatky ptinesou chutne peeivo, ktere pH tom kafieku dobte chutna. Ji g jest tome 45 let kdy v 'dobe valeene byl nas tad zalogen a jmenovan "Volna echie" na dUkaz ptani 'dent' kteil tenkrate chtely uvideti na ge Ceskoslovensko svobodne. Dalgi podrobnosti jegte oznamim o teto nagi slavnosti ku ktere Jednota Sokol dava zdarma spolkovou budovu k pougivani. is S pozdravem Jos. Vytopil Celkem — -- 230.00 )O( Vgem glechetnYm darctun patti nage Syn telegrafuje matce: "Zkou gku jsem vtele diky. neslogil, ptiprav otce." Nazitti dostal odS bratrskym pozdravem zustavo,m japovetl': "Otec plapraven. Pkiprav se ty.' ko valy ) 0( Rudolph Troubil DiTLE2ITE UPOZORNIENi )0( Kdyi pigete Hlavni fiiadovne v Temple The faster you live the quicker you prosim pozmente adresu na P. 0. Box 100 will reache the finish line.

Temple, Texas.

Ve stredu, dne 26. zaki 1962

Illidka Zen San Antonio, Texas Milk bratie Ho'Sku, prilohou zasilam podobenku sestry sestry Shirley Jean Moudre, kralovny seclmeho okrsku pro rok 1962-63, doprovazenou nekterymi jejimi osobnimi datY, k uverejneni ve Vestniku jak technicky bude nejdrive mogne, S pratelskkna pozdravem M. M. Kleprlikova Pozn. red.:—Obrazek a popis najdete v anglicke easti tohoto eisla. ] 0 (Oklahoma City, Okla.

Milk bratke redaktore, Srdeenk pozdrav Vam v gem z Oklahomy v tiskarne a etenaffim. — Vestnik se nam libi a tak zas prikladam poukaz'ku na rok ku predu. Zde u nas je vie pii stareni a jen se te gim s vnoueaty. — Preji Vain to nejlep g i.

Nazd'ar Hermie Rabgtejnek Obnos byl predan bratru vydavateli. )0( Ennis, Texas Ctenk bratte redaktore, Zdeluji Vam, ge müj man gel Joe B' rdmek nachazi se v zdej gim Apitale, lode se padrobil operaci na prtitr g . Operace se zdarila a na, ty nasledky pa ni, kdy nastaly rUzne nesnaze. V nedeli mel velkou zimnici na Stesti zde byly vgichni jeho dobre obetave deti, kteri east° u nej jsou i pa eel& noci. Jeho syn Joe, kteri se svou dobrou genugkou Vlastiekou i nme jsou velice napomocni, tak ten jeho dobra dceru gka Kvetu gka, ktera tam easto bkva do foci a take pies floe a nine hodne je v leeems na.pomocna. Te g jeho syn Miloug Bramek, kterk u'nej byl nocema a v nedeli za nim s mangelkou a s Mini a te g pkijel z Houstonu jeho syn.. Vlastik, kterk mu rfizne veci vyrizoval. Pro mne je zle, neumim ridit auto, proto g e jsem i hodné nervosni. Na gtesti ge mam vedle sebe na g e mlade a Joe mite do nemocnice cloveze, ov gem kdy g neni v praci a ma volno. Mame tu take dobre a uprimne pratele Wesley La g novskk a pi. Stanley Houdek, kteri ochotne mile do nemocnice dovezou a jsem jim za to vdeena a

V PS TINIIK— WEST, TEXAS diky zavazana. Teg bratr Vaclav Tupk met nehodu, padem si poranil ruku.

S pozdravem a diky vgem.

Mrs. Joe 'Araniek )4:3 Od fachr Oslo 88 Houston, Texas Mile etenaki a etena redakce.

Je eas abych zas podala zpravy od nag eho radu a sice, ge na ge sestry od Birthday Club budou °pet poradat sve mesieni schfize, Card parties v gdy pr y -nistreduvmicne3.Ma Zaeatek a razliene pobaveni a hry. Paeatek o 10 hotline dapoledne v poledne abed.

Kag dk je uctive zvan. Privedle 1 sve pratele a zname sebou.

Prvni sobotu dne 6. tijna budeme u radii Pokrok zas prodej koldot a budou hotove v poledne. Zadejte si va gi objednavku kupredu a jak y druh koldeti si piejete.

Druha streda v mesici je zas schrize sester od Birth Day Club a zapoone 11 hodine ,dopoledne a v poledne spoleenk abed. Tegi nas kdy g prijdou navgtevnice a privedte 1 mu gieky sebou.

Sestry ktere slavi sve narozeniny v kijnu jsou: — Janie Dvorak Frances 0lexa, Rosie Zimmerman a Annie Vala.

— Celk na g krougek j im preje "Happy Birthday" a mnoho dal gich narozenin doekati.

Hostitelkami pro Men jsou: — Marie Ruck", Millie Altman, M. Telge, a Frances Chaloup'ka Pozdravni listek byl zaslan sestrou Mildred Toucket neb jsme doslechli e byla, nemocna. Doufane ge se citi lepe. — Sestra Louise KaNinek se od nas odstehovala do bkvaleho domova v Schulenburg na farmu. Bylo jim tog' zaslano bla,hoprani a clareeek od nag sester a doufame, e na nas nezapomenou.

D,ne 13. kijna je taneeni zabava a vyhravat bude Muecke orchestra a k'agdk je zvan. — Velke ve'ci se chystaji u du v nedeli dne 4. listopadu herd sehraji krasnou operettu "Old Vienna" se zvlag t' krasnkmi zpevy, ve tkech jedna,nich. Davejte pozor na podrobne oznameni. Mame se na co *Alt. Ji g ukoneuji aby bylo misto pro jine. — S pozdravent na v g echny. Za Birthday Club pjCe Sophie Hrubk )0 Krouiek esi-Och Zen v Dallas, Texas Nase pri gti schrize krou gk'u bude se konati 4. Mina, hled'te se sestry dostavit brzy at' trochu to prace vykoname neg zapoene schrize.

Te'g pratele nezapomerite na na g d'eskk Den zde ph statni ykstave dne 7. fijna.

Je to na ge povinnost udr govati ten den jako drikaz nay k na gim predkrim.

Strana 9 Vgdyt' je tolik na co mri gerne vg im pravem bkt hrdi! Prato !kdo rnfr gete prijd'te.

Na, shledanou 4. kijna ye schtizi a 7. rijna na eskem Dnu. Anegka Houdkova dopis. ) (

Ze sveta kratce Ve Vidni se konal mezinarodni veletrh Videri, Rakousko. Podle zpravy z hlavniho ra,kouskeho mesta Vidne, byl tam v nedeli zahajen 76. rnezinarodni videriskY veletrh.

Slavnostniho zahajeni se zfleastnil rakouskk president — Adolf Schaerf.

Na veletrhu je zastoupeno vice neg 2000 vystavovatelft z Cetnkch zemi Zapadu i Vkchodu. — • Volani reservistii bylo povoleno Kongres udelil presidentu Kennedymu pray° povolat do Milne slugby 150,000 re‘servistti j estli to uzna za nutne k situaci v Berlin& nebo na Rube. Reservist& bybyli povolani do slugby na, jeden rok. President znovu zdfiraznil Ce na obsazeni Ruby na gim vojskem se nepomkgly. Dosud pr k tam neni nebezpeei.

Vice penez pro kralovskou rodinu ec k a Vlada po gadala parAtheny, ecko. lament 0 zvkg eni roeniho finaneniho 131-idelu pro reckon kralovskou rodinu z vladnich rikednich kruhti Wilt) reeeno, Ce nynej gi pridel neni dostateic,nk ke Wryti zavazkil kralovske rodiny.

• Washington. -- Tekutk vakcin Sabin Droti poliu neni nebezpeenk, jak se mnozi obavaji, tekl sekretat zdravotniho odboru Celbreze, Kanada a nektere americzastavily hromadnou imunizaké el, kdyg 11 osob onemocnelo na polio po ugiti tekuteho vakcinu. Pripada sotva jeden pkipad onemocneni na milion davek, tedy nebezpeei takkka neexistuje.

Na ykrobu dal giho vakcinu bude vgak co nejprisnej gi dohled.

Profesor antropologie na Yale University Leopold Pospi gil dostal roeni stipendium z Ouggenheimovy nadace, aby v male obci v Rakousku studoval zakonne a socialni vlivy na obyvatele tett) obce.

• Duchovni radce Cyrilometodejske ligy v USA dp. Max Pikard ze Severn].

Dakoty oslavil 25. vkraei posveceni na kneze.

• • Profesor politickkch ved na. Stanfordske universite v Kalifornii dr. Jan Tilska vydal knihu "Programy a stanovy sovestkeho komunismu".

Straw. 10 V eeskoslovensku bylo letos na 3.000 krajanit Rakousko. — es. komunistickY tisk v Praze uverejnil zpravu, Ze letos navStivilo Ceskoslovensko na 3.000 krajanti, z nichZ 1.150 bylo ze SpojenYch state, 1.000 z Rakouska, 400 z Francie a dalk z Belgie, z VYchodniho Nemecka, z Kanady a z Latinske Ameriky.

Je to ovkm znadne mend, neZ v minulYch letech.

• • --® V Nemecku se kona tajne pfelideni s Cs. 'Spionem J. Boroviekou. Byl elenem 'SpionaZni site, ktera pracovala v Nemecku a ye Svycarsku a byla fizena z es. vyslanectvi v Bernu. Krome 'Spionalnich Ukolti dostal Borovieka z Prahy kaz k provedeni atentatu na Cs. exiloveho kneze J. Kubovce a na jednoho z Cs. exilovYch verejnych pracovnikii.

• • — es. rada Zen v Chicagu usporadala v polskem museu v Chicagu vYstavu Cs. lidoveho umeni.

Ustredi Svazu es. diistojnikti v exile (v USA) zvolilo za predsedu bYvaleho es. vojenskeho ata‘Se v Moskve gen.

Dastyycha.

• • eeskoslovensti zemedelci trpi teZ nedo statkem 'Zen "Velmi me zajima anketa `DneS"ni manZelka — vderejk mantel', ale — nemohu o tom nic napsat z vlastni zkuknosti, nebot' jsem — podobne jako undoho jinYch zemedelcti svobodnY." Tak zni stiZnost jednoho elena JZD, kterou otiskuje easopis "Kvety" 9. srpna, podobna deskoslovenske Zeny, ktere nechtdji jit otrodit nd jako znladi tide na koichozy. "U nas by neSio o to mit Zenu rad a pomahat ji to by bylo samozrenne — ale hlavne ne j akou Zenu Viibec mit. Nebot', jak vite, Zeny se asi na zemedelce rozhnevaly a al na nepatrne vYjimky do manZelstvi s nimi nevstupuji. . . To jsou take dtivody, prod zemedelstvi nema dost mladYch lidi." etendf . "Kvetir se mYli: ZenV se nerozhnevaly na zemedelce, ale mnohem spik na zemedelskou politiku kterd `chomout', do neho2 se nikortm FEC nechee strkat dobrovolne hlavu. )0( Ita!e4 ienateho svolnidn3'7m "Prosim vas, vy uZ jste byl Zenat, rozveden, znovu Zenat, ovdovelY, zkratka jste zkuknr. Reknete nam, proshn vas, v kolika letech je nejlepe; aby se muZ oletill?'

"To vain reknu ! docela pi'esne: Do etyiiiceti rozhodne jests ne, a j ak je etyMeet, tak jiZ ne."

V2 TNiK—

Wedi_

T, TEXAS

September 26, 1962

Koutek rnlideie

Youths Corner

titHE SE CESKE

LET'S LEARN CZECH

TEICATA PATA ULOHA

THIRTY FIFTH LESSON

Dnes opakujeme nektera slova s piedeSlYch tilob doufame ze je pamatujete. prodavame drew),

Today we repeat some words from previous lessons.

Hope that you remember them.

We are selling wood

s nageho lesa.

out of our forest.

Dnes je teplo,

Today it is hot,

Jsme

We are thirsty.

Voda je chladna.

The water is cold,

A obeerstvi nas.

and will refresh us.

Pij. Zvolna,!

Drink slowly!

Dni se krati.

Days are getting short.

Listi pada,

Leaves are falling

s naSich stromit,

from our trees,

kolem domu.

around the house,

.Tento strom je start'.

this tree is old.

Rolm do kola.

All around,

Podzim je zde.

Autumn is here,

Oklika.

Curve.

Oklikou.

round about way,

Ochutnat neco.

To taste something.

Chut'.

Taste.

Hmat.

Touch.

Stuck

Hearing.

Zrak.

Sight.

Zratice.

Traitor.

Zriecetn se stall.

To become a traitor

Nak zeme,

of our Country,

je hanebnost.

disgraceful.

chance of hearing Czech, hOwever, Dear Readers:— A self taught learner should study briefly and occasionally. It is interesting each lesson several times and seize every to learn a language that way,

Wednesday, September 20, 1962

Types of (7 .7-tFicar Offered by C7•'Ir SPJST CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85 CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life CLASS E: Ten Payment Life CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, CLASS H: Endorsement at age 65 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance CLASS M: Retirement at age 65 CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decrees Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreasing 'Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable and Convertable CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable and Convertable CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term, Convertable only.

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JUVENILE DEPARTMENT CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted into any other class of insurance before attaining age 16.

CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85, benefit, at age 1 CLASS PR: Perferred Whole Life, (beginning at age 5) CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fifteen Payment- Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment: full benefit at age 1 CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment, full benefit at age 1 CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full benefit at age 1 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60, full benefit at age 1 CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age 1 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-up at age 65, full benefits at age 1 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance

VESTNtK— WEST, TEXAS

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 66, full TRI.DA W: Splatkova do 85t1 let, dotiv benefit at age 1.

Yotni. PlnY obnos pojiAteni se ITYplat. v Dkinadu dynrti od veku jedPAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers noho roku the Payor of premiums on a child's certificate the benefit of Payor In- TRIDA PR: Ptednostni dotiVotni. (Zstinani v 5 roku stall) surance, which provides that In case of total disability or death of TRIDA C: 20t1 splatkove. dotivotnf. Ping obnos pojitteni ye vyplati v pfipathe Payor, the premiums will automatically be paid. du fimrti ad veku jednoho roku stafi.

6 TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova dotivotni. Pint obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v picipadu VYber rfiznYeb pojistek na gi SPJST funrti od veku jednoho roku. vyberte si die potieby TAID E: 10t1 spIatkova, dotivotni. Ping A 1l4DA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dotiobnos pojifteni se vyplati v ptipach votni funrti ad v 45.ku jednoho roku TRIDA PR: Pfednostni dotivotni TARHDA F: 5ti leta nadaeni piny obnos TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, daivotni. PopojiAteni se vyplati v phipadu umrplatky se plati pause 20 let ti od veku jednoho roku TfaDA 0: 15ti splatkova, doMvotni. P0- TRIDA G: 201i iota nadaeni, pinY obnos pie thy se plati pouze 15 let se vyplati v pflpadu dmrti od veku TfziLA E: lOti splatkova, dotivotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 10 let TRIDA H: Nadaein ve 65ti let. PlnY obTP4cia F: 15t1 leta nadaeni. Obnos cernos paji.Steni se vyplati v ptipadu tifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. . dmrti ad veku jednoho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta nacia.eni. Obnos Tfi,tDA 20t1• splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. letech. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyTEfT3A H: Nadaeni v 65t1 letech. Clen plati v piapadu inurti od veku jedplati poplatky a do 65t1 let. noho roku T1.1DA 1: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60ti T14DA J. E. Nadaeni v dosaleni 18 let letech piny obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v p11TPIDA H: Splatkova do 65t1 let, dotipade fnirtl ad veku jednoho roku votni TDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, doMvotni.

Plny obnos po.liAeni se vyplati TlYjDA L: Dvojnasobr, drazave pojtAteod van jednoho -ni (Double Indemnity) voPUIPadu rlc TDA itAT: Pensijni pojistica. Po dosateTRIDA L: Dvojnasobne drazove pojiAeni 65 roln`l stdfi Hen dostava rneni (Double Indemnity) sieni pf!jeni dokud liv. Zemre-ll M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosaleni 65 rok0 stari, Glen dostava rnesiepled 75 lety stall, cdic1 d•stanou ni piijern do 75 vYroei narozenin Meinesieni pi'ijern do 75 vy'roel narozena. PlnY obnos polisteni se vyplati N nin elena pripadu Umrti oç veku jednoho roko TizIDA MC: 20tA leta imisova ochrana PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytur ktc_N u?. se roene zmenAuje -telnfimpacotkye.dske certifikaty tu vYbodu ochrany, TA:1DA MX: lOti leta fipisova ochrana 2e v padu Upine neino ,2nosti nasledktera se mane zmenkije kern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb TczfDA ML: . 25ti leta upiso yd ochrana pfidu timrti platiciho, poplathy na ktera se roene zmentuje. ten cletsM- certifikat hudou samo-, TfaDA MD: 30t1 leta dpisova ochrana einne zaplaceny.

Respectfully, kterd se roene znienAuje Joe B. Flejny TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta, lhutni. Obnovitelna a zmenitelna..

Keeping machinery will oiled results in TRIDA 10T: 10ti leta lhtnl. Obnovitelna less noise. This is not true with hurzmenitelna mans.

TkID.A 20T: 20t1 leta lhdtni. Zmenitelna The easiest way to see America first is to keep on buying the new postage V DflTSKEM ODDELENt stamps.

TItDA JT: Doeasne pojiAteni do 16 let ktere se rig& z-rneniti na kterekoAll young men have lots of energy, liv ;line pojitteni kdykoliv net do- but much of it is MISS-directed. sabne 16 let sveho veku

V ESTE

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

— WEST, TEXAS

ESTNIK —HERALD—

Wedne,,day, 'September 26, 1962

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

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

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Co p ies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, P.O. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEL

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK • Brothers and Sisters: Our Fraternal oe,cieties Our brother John V. Havlik is at the present time in Colonial Nursing Home. in ,Schulenburg, Texas. He states that he would appreciate it very much if his friends or members would write him Occasionally as he is lonesome.

"The legal reserve fraternal system is the most humanitarian institution and the greatest stabilizing influences in existence."

In addition to providing the safest form of 'home protection and individual and family security„ it renders truly altruistic service—friendliness, courtesy, kindness, helpfulness. All the fraternal societies, from their very inception, emphasised LJe love of family, the 'Protection of the home, and expressed a common faith in the principles of democracy.

He has been one of our active members in the MOulton Community and I am sure he deserves to be remembered.

Thanks, Your Editor , 1 • d• •

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the Nothing can destroy fraternal socie- United States of America and to the ties — except from within because Republic for which it stands. One Nation Fa.VM(.' they are not themselVes organized to de- under God, indivisible, with Liberty and News items for our Vestnik fron our stroy anything except human misery ,tr ustice for all."

Lodges, Friends, and TeenagerS should and distress. be turned in early, Friday or Saturday if Life insurance, in general, is a busiat all possible.. ness which commands complete dedicaItems that come in late sometimes tion to service on the part of every perhave to be cmitted for lack of time and son engage d in it. Althorgh there • DISTRICT III CALENDAR space. satisfaction hi bigness, there appear;: to During a special meeting of 31,inhen be. greater sat in being tilnall I-tall Directors the fall District Meeting We go to press Monday at noon to enough to have and H the 11W-11Rn was set for :Sunday, October 28th. We have our Vestnik ready for mailing 1 -,OtIch aWarellU:,3 of responsibility will later ihniit more details after our Tuesday to reach you Wednc:,day. to both !hie owner and the prospective next regular meeting.

So please, we are always anxious to owner of life insurance. We are here on publish your news-letters as soon as we earth not to get all we ,ran out of life for receive them, so get them in early, will eurseiv . ..a. but to conscientiously try to you? Thanks!

DISTRICT FIVE make lives of others happier and ,l Your Editor The all meeting of District Five will moi Je conducted on October 21, 1962. Place )01 They . are ,clays of great opportunity will be desi gnated at a later date. Other The government is always looking for and great challenge. Here in the field of Districts are leo -lies-V.:0 to reserve this ways to speed up mail delivery. lit might fraternal life insurance, is a job so big, date for District Five. help to try looking in hubby's coat so all-encompassing, so absorbing, so pocket.

Lodges desiring to host the Fall meetvital, that it demands the utmost from all of us. Let us then meet our great ing contact orie of the District Officers, A magician got out of a loc!;ed safe not later than September 1. all-important job entrusted to us. in forty seconds. That's fast, but it seems --- 1 0 k — that some bandits get into them faster • • than that.

Photographs mailed to the editor 10 DISTRICT S1A WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender Father knows best— is something that unless return postage is enclosed. There Fall meeting of District Six will be is no exception to this rule. held Nov. 4, 1962 in Recreation Hall nobody else in the family knows. )0( sponsored by Lodge Karel Havlicek No THE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER . Of The movie star who complains that 4 in Hallettsviile, Texas. Meeting will OUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN she's the victim of typing will win sym- be convened at 1 o'clock p.m.

CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 100 pathy from the ,girl Who spends the best Frank J. Olsovsky TEMPLE, TEXAS. years of her life as a stenographer.

Secretary District Six

This Is Aski Special

Ditstrict Calendar

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Wednesday, September 26, 1962

VESTNiK WEST, TEXAS

Boys Take Top Honors At State Talent Contest

Make Plans to Attend American-Czech Festival at State Fair SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1962

Texas State Fair Grounds, Dallas, Texas The program will be in two parts: Part 1.

Will commence promptly at 1 p.m. in the Hall of State Auditorium (north of the Womens' Building). The program will last until 3 p.m., and consists of the following: concert music, provided by a 12=piece string orchestra, playing selections from Dvorak, Smetana, Friml, Fibich, and others. (Musicians through the c:ioperation of Musicians' Local No. 147, American Federation of Musicians, Recording and Trust Fund); Sokol gymnastics; the Beseda; choral group singing, various instrumental numbers, etc.

Most of those on the program will be in colorful costumes. This portion of the Festival is of a more or less formal nature. The auditorium will open at 12 noon. There is seating for about 500 people, with some standing room.

Will start at approxirnately 3:20 in the outdoor pavilion (Band Shell), located at the Forest and Second Avenue entrance to the Fair Grounds. Here the main attraction will be a 20-piece band playing traditional Czech polkas and waltzes. The atmosphere here will be informal. There will be an opportunity to purchase, at low prices, various types of kolaches, sandwiches, refreshments for young and old; numerous articles will be on sale, including scarves, ceramics, dolls, Czech phonograph recordings, books etc. There is plenty of elbow room in and around the Band Shell area. This will be a great Opportunity, for Czechs from all over Texas to meet with their friends and relatives, and enjoy a sociable afternoon. The program at the Band Shell will last as long as there is inteerst to sustain it.

Admittance to both events is free.

(This Sunday has also been designated `West, Texas Day" at the Fair).

Come and see us at the Czech Festival!

For the Executive Committee Nick Alois Morris, Chairman Czech-American. Festival, 1962 Photographs mailed ro the editor WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender unless return postage ,is enclosed. There

is no exception to this rule.

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COMING SOON! A New Lodge in Texas City Sister Mary L. Dlabaj, wife of Brother Henry C. Dlabaj of 618 11th St. N., Texas City, Texas, has been appointed as organizer of the new Lodge in Texas City.

A special meeting is being called for October 24, 1962, at 7:30 p.m. at the Captains Room in the Messier Civic Center on 5th Avenue in Texas City.

This meeting is being called especially for present SPJST members who now live in Texas City but belong in lodges which are located too far away to enable these members to participate in meetings, socials, dances, etc.

We feel assured t hat we will have more new members secunsi than is required to or ga n ize a new 1m-hie by the 24th of October and we certainly invite any support your present members may give us.

We are looking forward to meeting with you on this date and in the meantune call Mrs. Mary L. Dlabaj, for any information you might need. Her telephone number is WI 5-4789.

Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny )0 REUNION ANNOUNCEMENT

The Trlica-Kopecky Reunion c1 1962 will be held at the Hallettsville City Recreation Hall, Sunday, Oct 7, 1962. — A basket lunch will be served at 12 o'clock noon. All those related to these families are cordially invited to attend The Committee )0( Junior: "Say pa," Father, "Yes, son."

Junior: "I was walking in the cemetery today, reading the inscriptions on the tombstones."

Father: "Well, what about it?"

Junior; "Where are all the wicked people buried?"

• • A doctor says we can't bear as well after meals as before. Is that why some young daughters are deaf to "do the dishes."?

This year two talented and handsome' boys took home top honors to their respective Districts from the State Talent Contest, held Sunday, September 23, at host Lodge No. 66 Waco, at Elm Mott, Texas.

Poised and cool Ronnie Matejka of Lodge No. 39 of Bryan of District One, took top honors for his "Melancholy Rapsody on his trumpet in the Senior Division, while young Joe Kocourek of Seymour, District Four in the Junior Division scooped up the top in that division with his two beautiful oil paintings which he executed, framed and finished.

Petite, dark eyed Shuffle Hill in a cool green organda short formal, took runner-up in the Senior Division with her "Dreams" which she sang in a bautiful voice accompaning herself on the accordion. She is from the San Antonio Lodge No. 133.

Cute Janice Skrivanek of Ennis Lodge No; 135, was junior Division Runner-up with her "Tap" routine.

It was a beautiful day, there was a big crowd, everyone had a good time, all the numbers presented were well received, were very good, and a lot of parents went home happy that they came, saw, and brought home a winner.

The sisters of host Lodge No. 66 served to a full house, delicious food, plenty of it, to a wonderful crowd of members and guests.

Our hats off to District One -- this is the second winner they've brought back to the District and to Bryan Lodge No. 39. Miss Angelina Stratta, the first State Talent Winner, was present to . wish the contenders "luck" in this. the second State Contest ever held by our Order.

It was a day of Youth, and the Youth did us all proud. All seven districts were well represented by membership and teenagers and they gave us a good showing cf their abilities. These are our tomorrow's leaders, as our Supreme Lodge President always reminds us. There are some mighty fine ones as evidenced Sunday at the. State Meet.

Congratulations! Next week Vestnik will carry the full report, possibly pictures, if they get back from the engravers in time. Look for it. )• •( It's mighty easy to scowl and complain your way out of a lot of friendships.

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chas,s People buy life insurance for many different reasons, bUt the main one is to guarantee that their families will have a secure financial future whether the policyholder lives or not. At the stroke of a pen, a man creates an estate .fcr his family and protects its future when he buys a life insurance policy.

The American people 'have been buying a larger total of life insurance proteetien each year, almost without exception, for the past two decades. Their purchases set another record. in 1961.

The total for the year was $78.8 billion.

This was the equivalent of more than $1,300 of new life insurance protection for every American family. During the past ten years, the amount of new life Insurance purchased annually by American families has almost tripled.

In 1961, Americans bought about 48 new life insurance policies a minute and created new financial protection for their families at the rate of about $150,000 a inmate.

The number of life insurance policies bought each year is greater than many o''Irr major purchases of American ill is o number of new policies is about dines greater than the number of homes bought throughout the United States. Americans buy about one and too: .--thirds as many life insurance polias new or used cars. The number of w olieles issued in 1961 exceeded all t'. e radio and television sets made in the United States during the year.

Ordinary life insurance purchases totaled $54.8 billion in 1961 and were up 3,7 per cent over 1960.

Who buys life insurance? A study of ordinary life insurance purchased during 1961 shows that it is bought by Americans of almost every insurable age, occupation and income level. About 28 per cent of the amount of ordinary life insurance purchased in 1961 was bought by people under 25 years of age. Another 34 per cent went to people between 25 and 35. Women bought 10 per cent of the total amount, although they aceco p ted for nearly three out of ten new ordinary policies purchased.

Almost half of the number of new ordinary policies purchased by adults were bought by people with less than $5,000 yearly income. About eight out of ten adult policies were bought by people with less than $7,500 income. People with incomes of $10,000 or more bought one out of eight policies in 1961.

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ordinary policies purchased in 1961, the same proportion as in the previous year.

These family policies represented onefifth of the volume 'of ordinary purchases in the year, also about the same More of the ordinary policies bought leved as in 1960. by adults during 1961 were purchased In 1961, California jumped ahead of by craftsmen, technicians and other skilled workers than by people in any New York State for the first time to be other occupational category. Clerical and come 'the nation's biggest ordinary life sales workers ranked second, and well insurance buyer. California bought more ahead of professional people. Housewives than $5.6 billion of ordinary life insurbought almost as many policies as pro- ance protection during the year and topped New Yorkers' purchases of new ordifessionals. nary life insurance by $224 million.

More than nine out of ten ordinary In general, the biggest percentage inpolicies bought in 19. 61 were either entirely or partly made up of some form creases in ordinary life insurance purof whole life or endowment life insur- chases are occurring in areas where popance, whioh builds up living, benefits for ulation and income are growing most policyholders. The basic plans of straight life and limited payment life alone ac- rapidly. Aitnougn the Northeast and counted for over half of all new policies North Central parts of the country in general still account for the largest in 1961. amounts of ordinary insurance purFamily plan policies, covering all chases, the greatest relative gains during members of a family under one policy, the past decade have been in fleo sonth accounted for nearly one out of eight and West.

Among adult buyers of ordinary life insurance, better than two out of three policies were purchased by married people.

The cuties presented in this picture in their "Mulberry Bush" number which they presented at the District One Meeting, September 9, at host lodge Dime Box No. 13, are: Kay Vytopil, Claudia Novosad, Pam Vytopil, Debbie Vytopil, and Bennie Matejka of the Bryan Lodge No. 39. Too bad, that grandpa and grandma Frank Vytopil were not present to see their cute gradndchildren perfoi m. Vestp ik is very sorry that the pictures could not be developed and made into "cuts" in time to go with the writeup of this wonderful meeting.

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Station — Traditionally, land ad net farm income move in the dzection with a lag of one or more S 1:‘s. But, says John O. McHaney, exion economist, this generally hasn't cappening in Texas for about the past 10 years. During this period land prices have net been responsible to variations in crop and livestock yieldg, prices or net farm income. pr i(

MeHaney cites several factors. which have contributed to the situation; one that has caused many farmers and ranchmen to say land prices are so high they cannot make a fair return on their investment, More and more, he says, land prices are being determined by off-farm factors. These include its use for recreation, rural hamesites hobby or part-time farming, investment and ,speculation.

With population on the rise; and with Per cainta income high plus longer week ends :,)-nd vacations, urban people are in a *better pc ,sition to purchase and Opcralp tnid to say nothing of the enjoyteent and wider range of benefits they can derive from owning land. City life is ip ecoming even more congested and complex and :.!) many urban-dwellers are fit to re-al areas that sore farmto-maiitet . :e may be better described as "city-to-farm" roads, says the eonc-in.1;:t, 3 1 ""' '

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Reports From Local Lodges

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Zvolanek will sliew us thcii pictures from Czechoslovakia.

This is to notify you again, that our regular monthly meeting of Lodge Jaro will be postponed from the first Sunday LODGE NO. 130 DALdAS, TEXAS' in October to the Second Sunday :— Oct. Dear Sisters and Brothers: 14th — on account of the Czech Day Our last Lodge Meeting on September Festival at the State Fair in Dallas on 9th was well attended, and the reason Sept. 7th. for that was: our Youth Club serves the Our Youth Leader, Sister Martha Vrla, members with a delicious supper after told the ,members that the Youth Club each meeting and then some good hearted brother comes with a motion will have its Annual 'Queen's Coronation picture show. This time it was Sister Ball, Saturday, Sept. 29th. D., ring the and Brother Jim Pavelka, who were in dance, food will be served in !he itchen, Europe and Czechoslovakia on their va- so, be sure to came on out and support cation two years ago. The motion pic- our Youth. Chances will be s: ' Id that tures Brother Pavelka presented to us night at the dance on prize; to lie given from Czechoslovakia had a special in- that night. terest to me and my family because we Sister Agnes Hemzal sent a nice saw the same towns, villages and sceneletter, enclosing a $50 donaion in memry when we were there last year. ory of her late. husband, John Hernzal, Our next Lodge Meeting will be Oct. who would have been 80 years old had • ut y much 14th and Sister Ann and Brother Bob- he lived. We all thank y.

I : • at; ownership of nd gives the-a • i3.1 security and :;. er or net this feelfttl7eles, seems to be a certain urban people to land ownership,

future, 1\./IcHaney sees it this .-3opulation increases am; d :2',, mains constant, believe that land will precious in the minds long-rim, the trend in la ne ill be upward. here will pe:iads of ups and downs in prices. These will affect some areas of Texas more than others.

RONNIE, DENNIS and BILLIE ZWmRNEMAN

So long, he adds, as we have general proeperity, high employment and per capita income, land p rices are expected to remain at a high level. A severe recession in the future would drop prices but even this decline would lag behind the general price level by several years, he believes.

Here Vestnik presents to its readers a scene from the recent District One Meeting with its Youth Program and Talent Contest held at host lc:lee Dime Box Lodge No. 13.

These three handsome teenagers from the Dime Box Lodge are: Rot Dennis and Billie Zwerneman, singing "Just Walk on By." This Meeting was held on September 9th, and in spite of the rainy Pay, the crowd was large and generous with their applause for the District One's Youth in presentation of their respective numbers.

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Sister Hemzal, and family, for the donation.

Fraternally yours, Hugo Schefcak - ) 01:— LODGE SVAZ CECHOSLOVANU Fort Worth, Texas Dear Readers: Lodge vaz CechoslOvanu No. 92 will have a Dinner and "Get-together" on Sunday, Sept. 30, starting at 12:00 noon and lasting as long as the members want to stay. This will be our 24th anniversary celebration of our Lodge Building which was finished October 8, 1938. The year the Hall was built. Everyone should make plans to attend and bring just enough food for your family and what you want to eat. There will also be games. Everyone tell someone else and make plans to come.

We want to take this means to thank the little Kuban Boys for representing our Lodge at Ennis last month. They will never know ,how proud we are them and wish them much success in the future. We also want to thank Brother and Sister Kuban for taking time to take them over there.

We want to stress that our Lodge meetings are not only for the officers and Trustees and the old timers but you younger members should attend our Lodge meetings. Row are you going to know about the lodge affairs if you do not attend Cee meetings. We the young people of today are supposed to be the leaders of tomorrow, What kind of leaders will we be if we do not know the history or by-laws of this great order of ours that was founded by our forefathers which we should be proud of and to carry on in the future.

We want to wish a speedy recovery to Erother Rudolph Koci Sr., who underwent surgery last week. We hear that be is doin.3. just fine.

Fraternally, JAY DEE WAGGONER ) 0

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them. He also reminded about the State Talent Contest and asked all to attend.

After some discussion it was decided to have a Fall Carnival on 3rd Sunday, October 21. There will be prizes awarde for costumes and masks. Details will be announced soon, The next regular meeting will be held the second ,Sunday in October — the 14th at 2 p.m. as usual.

Fraternally, A. L. Boudny - )

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The customer was a would-be co edian.

"How much are your $20 shoes?" asked.

"Then dollars a foot," replied the alsofunny salesman.

He walked her to the front door.

Whispered a sigh. "I'll be home tomorrow night."

He an: ver 1, "So will I"

' IS GE MI. Dear Brothers and Sisters: Progress never stops at Lodge No 85 . As to the news ... it's just great big has m'relhf----1 e voi

LODGE PRAHA NO. 29 Taylor, Texas Dear Sisters and Brothers: Our regular monthly meeting, the last one of the last one of the three held during summer at night on the second Thursday is in the past.

Here VieJi;ik prerw, elas to its roe teenage :: .oup of 'ux. ladies It was a nice meeting with 30 memwho performed tine DiUrict One SePtem ber 9, at host lodge Dime bers attending. After usual procedure a snappy number whic?o was well of reading minutes, letters and settling Box No. 13, in their burly-Gurly Twist all business matters Bro. President accepted.

Those participating in this number were: Lovlies: Dianna Matejka, Carol VyMikolaj urged that lodge No. 29 make topil, Darleen Matejka, Jeanie 'hurler and Shirley Cech, all from the Bryan Lodge all effort to organize a Youth Club. The lodges that have Youth Clubs are much No. 39. Vestnik is sorry that the names are not listed in sequence of t r h: parmore active than those that do not have ticipants posed in the picture.

Wednesday, September 26, 1962 a site of land, covering some 11 acres.

It is located between North Sheperd Drive and Hempsteadd. Road on West 15th Street. It has many wooded trees and at the West, end of the property, the old White Oak Bayou is adjacent. This special letter is for the purpose of letting the members know about this property, and to inform the members of our lodges request of having the members to loan the lodge money, to cover the final payment of $15,000 which is due the 3rd of October. 1962.

Since I have been appointed as the financial chairman of this loan I have contacted a few members in regards to this loan, and have had great response.

Ncne so far that I have contacted have refused to lend our lodge a few dollars to cover this final payment of $15,000.00.

Since our mothers and fathers have pioneered such a loan on our present building site we felt that once again after 30 years we would attempt the same.

Tee loan from the members will be as follows: The lodge upon receiving any loan from individual member will issue a promissory note for the amount of money loaned. The promissory note will be signed by the president and secretary in the name of Lodge SPJST No. 88, Houston, Texas. The lodge shall pay 5 per cent interest on amount of loan per year, per annum to members; with interest payable the 1st day of October of each year. The lodge's intention is to repay the principle on the loan by members as soon as possible.

Let's all try and help the lodge on t':is loan which they are asking, to meet the final payment of $15,000.00 due the 3rd of October. A member may loan any amount .-he wishes. If some wish to loan $25, $50, 75, $100, or $500 he or she may do so. If you have not been contacted abort this loan to your lodge, please call brother Louis. Hanes, at UN 2-8754 or CA 7-3385 any time of the day or night and he will take your pledge for the loan that you wish, to make.

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necessary loan from them, but they felt the members should be the first ones to receive the 5 per cent interest on the loan. Manymembers have worked many years for our lodge in a fraternal spirit and if any one is to make a few dollars ing been doing a wonderful job, the should be the first ones to do so. — Am I right?

We have a big job ahead of us, many are proving to help by their added enthusiasm. The birthday club sisters having been doing a wonderful job, the youth club is getting bigger and bigger, and the membership as a whole is to be commended. Are you doing your part

Presented here are the State Talent Contestants: Reading from left to right, back row are: Shirley Cech, from the Bryan Lodge No. 3,9, who presented a piano solo; Ronnie, Matejka of the Bryan Lodge No. 39, (The only Senior High Contestant), with his trumpet, and Nancy Sebesta from the Snook Lodge No. 9 with her piano solo (she is an accomplished accordionist) and Wesley Quitta, from the Bryan Lodge No. 39, with his accordion number.

Let's get into the real spirit of brotherood and fraternal love and follow the footsteps of our mothers and fathers who have done so much, in the past to make our lodge, and the SPJST organization what it is today. The only reason, we are asking the members to participate in this loan, is to create individual interest; to show their real spirit of faith, and above all to say, "I'm a member of the largest SPJST lodge in Texas, District One Youth; Director, Sister and I am real proud to be its member" The board of Trustees could have very Lillie Matejka announced that Ronnie well went to other money lending ins- Matejka will represent District One at titutions on the outside, and received the the State Talent Contes which will be

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as a member? Be a member of our SPJST team and let's show the other lodges just as much spirit de Corps as they have.

If you wish to make a loan to your lodge be sure and call Brother Louis Manus, at UN 2-8754 or Ca 7-3385 and let him know how much you wish to loan . Remember' you will get 5 per cent on the -. money you loan the lodge . . Be a supporting member . . . show your faith in your ledge as your Mothers and fathers did, and loan a few dollars to help this progressive plan that will make you say "I helped do it." Thanks most fraternally, and hope to hear from

held, at Elm Mott, Lodge 66, this month; while Nancy SebeSta of the Snook Lodge No. 9 was the winner of the Senior Low Division.

This State Talent eliminatiOn was held during the recent District One Meeting held on Sunday, September 9, at host lodge Dime Box No. 13. Consolation prizes were given to the two runhers7Up. Participation prizes were given to all teenagers and youngsters who appeared on this district One Youth Program. There are some talented youngsters in this District who enrich the Program in a most ,delightful way. Congratulations!

ltrana you wonderful members who will help.

Let's Be Friends, Louis Hanus Financial Committee Chairman ) 0(

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VtSTNIK --WEST, TEXAS thank our Mother Lodge for letting us have a team and for the use of the flail for our Annual Softball Team Benefit Dance and for all the support that all of our members give the team each year.

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and friends who su pported c n n: Bred for the team at our games fl ia season.

We wish to also thank our two official bat boys, Larry Gaiser and Don Jarma and also to David Gaiser who pinch hits as a bat boy at several of games, thanks for all your help P.L our games.

Lot us just say thanks to e‘,.elyone who ]elped the team in any form or way his season, without everyone';; help and port, our 'Loam could not have lune,noned so successfully.

We also wish to tr1ank the following business firms who contributed funds for our uniforms, without your help and support, we could not have fielded a team and we hope you will again suppor us next season: Adamcik's Appliance and Auto Store, Mary's (Mach) Beauty We wish to also thank the Supreme Shop, Columbia Meat Packing, Marek's Auto Service, Otto Ja p ousek's Motor Co., ,odge for their support and for the nice Rudolph's Market; Ross Avenue Ignition key chain -holders that they provided Service, Rejcek' Brothers Auto Shop; for all of the team players. 1‘.Iso, last sit not least, our deepest tha6es to our SPJST Supreme Lodge, Lada CernyEmcee KSY K— Czech Melody Program; Editor, Brother Hosek, for his i.elp and Ward's Texaco SerVice Station, and Guy for publishing- our reports e,•eli week in S.P.J.S.T. SOFTBALL TEAM Jones Trriftee Food Store. We too, hope the Vestnik, the team. deeply -oreciales LODGE NO. 84, DALLAS that they have realized seine benefit your wonderful support.

'Dear Brothers and Sisters: The "most valuable playe,. trophy Our softball team officially closed the from their kindness and generosity.

Our deepest thanks and appreciation award we -I won by Frank Ma ithis season on Saturday night, Sept. 8th as ,,, cyn rs ' e -'. gained by the to of all all of the players and their wives, the to our wives and to all of our mem lee,e soc■ two bat boys and all of the officers of Lodge No. 84 were treated to a most delicious steak dinner at White Rock Lake

by Brother Willie and Sister Carlyn Ondrusek. Yes, each season Willie Ondrmet Promises the team a steak supper if we win our League COampionship. The team came through again this season as we won two League Championhips and two league trophies to add to our collection. , How could we afford to miss out on the steaks? That is the main reason we win, 'we have all agreed unanimously, and we do appreciate everything that Brother , 'and Sister On drusek have done for th e team, not only this past season, but the previeus eight seasons. In behalf of all the players, their wives and the two bat boys, the team manager Albin Vrana and the team captain, Paul Valenta and myself, t':-2e team business manager, we wish to say "Thank You" and God bless you both for your generosity. Those were the dogigondest best steaks ever and we really enjoyed ourselves. We hope the team will be as successful next season.

We were glad that our President of our Lodge No. 84, brother Sid Pokladnig and his wife Sister Justine could be with us and we thank him for his nice, warm consents he made with regard to our team. We were also glad that our Financial Secretary, Sister Annie Steiner, and our Sergeant at Arms, Brother Jerome Rejcek and his ife Sister Genora could attend this special occasion. Sorry that Brother Frank Henzen and his wife could not attend, we certainly missed you.

We wish to take this Opportunity to

SHEARER SISTL

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These three darlings are the Shearer Sisters, as they appeared in their Czech Namber, "Sla Naninka Do Zell" (Annie in the Cabbage Pa';c111 the finest one enacted the inciSang the words while Naninka and Pepicek and d at the DiArict One dent. They are from Lodge No. 38 which they .,..:ouge, No. 13, oer bo pt. These Meeting, held Sunday, September 9, at the cute youngsters are the igranddaughterS of ben. or and sister -Ve; . lav Barina, District One Organizer, who is making an enviable record in his District with his his brother organizers.

"Boys" as he likes, to

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the players. Our most sincere congratulations to Frank as be had a very outstanding season. The rest of the players record bears this out, however, only one trophy of this type can be presented each year. The team's "Batting Champ" trophy was won by Alex Purina who compiled a most respectful .412 batting average.

Frank Mach, III, was a close runnerup with a .393 batting average.

Several, o f the other players finished with a .300 or better average which inidicates we had a good hitting ball club.

Our congratulations to Alex Parma for his hard work to win this trophy and he assured all of the players that he will try his best to win again next season. It is spirit like this that makes out team a success and we do have wonderful team spirit on our team.

Albin Minor' Vrana, the team field Manager, did an outstanding job as "boss" this season and all of the players are most appreciatiVe of his hard work and for his efforts. The same is true of our Team Captain, Paul Valenta -'thanks to the both of yOu-for a job well done. Albin Vrana advised the team players that he would not be the field manager next season as he would not have the time it takes to manage the team and be thanked all of the players for their efforts and their support.

He stated that he enjoyed the season immensel y . Paul Valenta will succeed Albin as the team field Manager and he expressed his thanks to all of the players for Neeir efforts and he assured the players he would try to do his best as Team Manager next sea sm. We all know Paul will do a good job and ,it's up to us all to give him our full support.

fort they put in this project. Let's all try to help and back up their efforts.

On Sunday afternoon, Miss Marilyn Holtman of Temple, bride-elect of E. Kadlecek, was honored with a bridal shower at the SPJST Lodge Hall. She

Women's Nook AN INVITATION FROM LODGE 166

ieonnient, Texas On Saturday, November 3, Lodge 166, Beaumont, will celebrate its 4 anniversary in commeration of the institution of the lodge and the installation of its charter memters.

0-n Novmeber 1, 1958, at the Elks.

Lodge in Baumont, 827 North Pearl St., Charles Cerny, district organizer, opened a meeting in front of 190 out-of-town guests, with the insitution of the lodge, installation of charter members and election of officers. This year, 1962, we will follow suit and hold our elections early so that we can duplicate this memorable event. After elections we will have a "sip and nip" dance.

We want to invite all SPJST members cud prospective members to attend this event. It pcomises to be lots of fun. held at Nee some place, Like Ledge, 827 North Pearl St., Beaumont.

Come out and join the fun and help us celebrate the 4th anniversary of our lodge! We will ice looking' for you!

Fraternally yours, Sondra Watson

HOUSTON f klE NO. 88 Dear Vestnik The monthly Loft:, meeting was held Friday night Au<Inst 14. The meeting was called to order by Brother President Tim T.ostorn. Minutes of the previous m•eting were read, and approved. The minutes of the Special meeting that was held (in Aug. 24 were also read and approved. The Board of Directors had a •ood report for the membership. They accomplished the bard mission they have been working on for a long time.

We are looking forward to fielding an- They purchased a new home site for other team next season, so until we can the future lodge There is only one all be together again, thanks for every- thing to do, and that is for every one of us members to pitch in and try to help thing! make the accomplishment successful.

Fraternally yours, The Board of Directors deserve a big Ben Jarma, "Thank You" for all the time and efLodge No. 84, Dallas In closin g, I must say that everyone enjoyed those delicious steaks and drinks, beans, baked potatoes, onions, pickles, garlic bread and het peppers.

Croquet games, fobtball and horse shoe games, plus wate., ing a portable TV and the crownin g of "Miss A nerica" for 1962 were enjo yed by all preSent. It has been a most fruitful. successful and enjoyable season and I wish to ex press my personal thanks to every one who' made my job as the team's Business Manager so enjoyable this season,

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SHIRLEY JEAN MOUDRY

he new Queen of District Seven is niricy Jean Mouciry, member of Lodge `San Antonio" No. 133. She is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Victor IVIoudry, Sr., of 123 W. Palfrey, San Antonio, Texas. As a junior at Highland High School she is treasurer of the English Class, highly popular and very much loved by all the students. Shirley is a member of Highland Hill Baptist Church, where she is a Volleyball player. Her hobbies are singing (she participated in choir singing at Hot Wells School), dancing, swimming, and at home she is a big help to her mother, as she enjoys sewing and cooking.

Shirley is very interested in modeling.

After she will graduate she wants to go to college to become a model.

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made good. I know, I've seen, I've listened. I didn't ask a thing, but was told and besides, the faces of a nation tell the tale, too. These people who travel to Prague, where things are plentiful and kept just so to impress the average tourist who remains on the "guided tour" routes. (In Brno, we couldn't get better than second class food or hotel rooms — and this is their finest, the Grand).

Hostesses' will be sisters: Mary Elzner, Della and Frances Kadlecek, Cecelia Klecka, Millie Altman,.Mary Tillich, Estelle Kelly, Frances Dvorak, Frances Olexa, Agnes Svacina, Frances Wall, Anna Baetha, Josephine Buri, Evelyn Mikolas, etc. Your support will be appreciated.

Birthday Club Sisters Birdie Hilsher, reporting ,

Enough of my chatter, I shall close and glance at my Arabic lesson. I take seven hours of classes weekly, so I must keep abreast of it. It's funny, comparing Arabic language notes 'with our three youngsters, as they study Lebanese Arabic and I, the Saudi Arabic. These slight dialect differences are amusing.

ARAIIIK 0, SAUDI ARABIA Once again, thank you for my ever-arDear Editor and Friends: riving Vestnik. Regards to all of you in The sixty-fifth issue of the Vestnik arrived just, a few days ago. Please ac- Texas and I pray that someday we might cept my belated congratulations on a visit the city of West.

Sincerely, beautiful and thoroughly enjoyable isAgnes Elzner Burge Isue. iy ( ----Since my own endeavors here, involve doing publicity for the company paper, BIRTHDAY CLUB OF LODGE NO. 88 a travel agency and one of the local "Happy Birthday" was sung to our birclubs, I well .know the time and un- thday celebrants of Se ptember: sisters tiring efforts that went into the making Viarie Telge, Flo Rister, and Birdie Hilof this special issue. (I ,often say that 'her. Best wishes were extended by all it my readers knew the nrnne.

Present. Visitors were introduced and checking and tracing of minor points, rewriting, date lines, ect., they would Reports of officers were read, and all appreciate my efforts, on their behalf y ore lad to learn that we again have more. Don't you agree?)

1 M ''" \- - 0 thousand dollars tG help our Once again, I felt that everpresent lodge Thanks to all of you for your surge of pride, in being a Czech, on wonderful cooperation. reading Inc article about the living We wish to express ocr tba.nks to C. arter members. God bless them one brothers Nesuda and Cervenka for makand all, I'd Pave to know everyone of lrm a donation towards our card party them. (I can just sense a story in their and were indeed happy to have them past).

Our °1.tPStc_ I continue to enjoy the Vestnik, alWe are indeed sorry that our faithful though I always check for the San Pa- sister I Kahanek moved away and tricio and Nuecess County letters first, con no loner be with us as our Birththen I read your dear wife's out-pour- (las, C11 11) mc-nber, but we do wish r2er ings. I do hope the readers take time in her new home. She now and then to say "thanks" for a sha l l 1 I rulv missed by all of us s.-_-laietimes seemingly thankless task.

Get-well -nrcls were sent to all our Our trip into CSR was everything we sick) .9n-1 we hope they will soon thought it would be, in a red dominated be well and able to be with us at our c: :entry. The poor people seem to me-ting. still be just that. But of course the reds Hostesses for October Card Party still blame the lack for all things "on t1.1. on Wednesday 3rd (10 to 2', and also for war." What the poor folks never know, our Birthday Club meeting Oct. 10th or perhaps notice, is the material leav- will be sisters Marie Telge, Marie Rucky, ing day and night for Russia — which Millie Altman, and Frances Chalupnik the Czechs could well use at home. Since of Frances Bozan. A very delicious dinI have close relatives, on both sides of ner will be served so bring your friends the fence, so to speak, I know two sides. along to the card party.

Let me say, its a pathetic thing, to see Our Kolace Bake Sale will be held as proud people hounded in their old age. usual on the first Saturday of the monIt's not only the well-to-do that the reds th, which will be on October 6th. Please ruin, it's even the poor, humble youth, call your orders in early. (UN 2-0256)

SLOVANSKA LIRA WACO NO. 66 Dear Brothers and Sisters: The regular meeting of Lodge No. 66 was held Sept. Ib at Linden hail. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by La Nelle Ceska, Sharon Engelke and Margaret Narovec. The lodge pledge

received many beautiful gifts. The wedding will be in Temple on Saturday, November 3.

The Dramatic Club and the Houston Community Chorus had their first rehearsal for the forthcoming English operetta "In Old Vienna" Monday night.

It is going to be something unusual and different from what we have had in the past. It is going to be a beautiful play emphasized in song and .action.

Our nice Birthday Club Sisters will have all those good delicious kolaches ready on Saturday, October 6. Place your orders early.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand ) 0

RAYMOND VESELKA We present to our readers Raymond Veselka, a senior engineering major from Bishop, who has been named to head the Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Texas A. and I. at Kingsville, for the year 1962-63. He will serve as Cadet Colonel of the Signal Battalion.

Following the completion of summer camp at Fort Gordon, Georgia, Cadet Veselka, a 1958 graduate of Roy Miller High School, Corpus Christi, is active in the ROTC program at Texas College of Arts and Industries, Kingsville.

Raymond Veselka is a member of Lodge No. 118 Kingsville. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. liTank W. Veselka of Bishop, formerly of Corpus Christi. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holasek, Corpus Christi, Texas.

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was given by Beverly Gaidusek and Jean Spence.

All officers werepresent except, Secretary, Sister Rose Parma. Dorothy Ger-lich, took her place.

Our visitors were Rudolph Zalmon of Elk Lodge No. 35, Pam Jones and James Ross.

Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read.

Two letters were read. One from Sister Rose Parma who is visiting her daughter and new grandson born Aug.29. The other letter was from Airs. Willie M. Wilburn of Clarksville, Texas, who lost her billfold at our tall and-upon having it returned, sent Brother Walter Poehls 'this letter stating there are still honest Pe'o ple in the world and thanking him.

Brother Bill Korenek gave the bar report.

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had an operation but was able to attend the meeting, Brother Emil Hanus has a kidney ailment and could not attend the meeting. Emil, we missed you, hurry and get well. Brother Frank Miller has been ill. Brother Parma said he has had an upset stomach and has been teased that it is his own cocking. He will leave on Sept. 22 for San Francisco to bring Rose back. Hope he has a nice trip.

Brother Parma asked how many members had their Sabin Oral Vaccine. Most of the members raised their hand.

Brother Otto Hanus reminded us of the District III meeting to be 'held at Linden Hall next month.

Brother Bill Korenek made a motion jto issee passes to the active Youth Club Members to cur regular dances. The motion was seconded and passed.

Sister Emma Ceska has been asked to Brother Ed Mazanec read the minutes handle the publicity for our lodgc. of the August trustees Meeting. A disBrother Ed Mazanec said the RVOS cussion followed about the new speakers. has asked about having our hall for The old speakers had been partially their Christmas Party. ruined by mice. The new speakers have A motion was made, seconded and sJrcens around them for protection. passed that 10,70S. may hold their social Sister Parma was pleased with the at our hall provided they clean it aft:JoAnber of youth attending Coe meeting. erward. ce said this was our 56th Birthday and Brother Otto Hanus said a bazaar is she had hopes the entrance would be being held at St. Joseph Hall in West ready but it will be a few days late. The and we should patronize them, as many entrance will cost the Youth Club i1050. of those people come to our dances.

Our only living charter member is Sister The dear prize was won by Brother Rartos.

Jeannie Gaidusek and Daniel Marek. meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m.

The Youth are going' to ``Six Flags Over Texas" on Oct. 7. Sister Farina The Youth Club had their meeting.

Our next meeting will be October 21, isaid has plans for the youth to work 2:30 poi. next Sunday for the State Talent Conmembers of Lodge 66 are very test. e bor Birthday Club mops exalted about next ,Sunday and the State her are orothy Gerlich, Easily Talent Contest.

The best of luck to all the youth.

Koicrovsky, Helen Koicnovsky, and AnYou VS fraternally, nie Hanes, Brother's: Ray Moore, Marvin Dorothy Gerlich Matus, Eddir, Mazanec HI, and Dan O ( Hanus. We sang "Happy Birthday.Sister Darlene Engelke gave the kitchTHE PAVLAS I t MILY REUNION en report and Brother Otis Ceska gave The Pavlas Families will have their 11:e Linden Hall report. rnion on Sunday, Sept. 30, at the Brother Ed Mazanec gave the ticket Cottonwood Lodge Hall No. 6, office report and compared this year hree miles east of West, beginning at with 1961. There was $376.50 more this for orchesear and we paid $171 more y Eaell family attending is asked to tras this year, bring some food for a family style supA motion was made by Brother Gaiper.

A dance will be hold that night. dusek that we someone to clean )O( the grounds around the hall. The motion A child was born in a taxi on the carried and Brother Walter Poehls said he could get a crew and clean the way to the hospital in a Minnesota town. 'grounds on Saturday. A suggestion was No extra charge for a nice bouncing made that as many members as possible girl. )0 ( come on Tuesday night and clean the â&#x20AC;˘ long, long trail .awinding There's hall inside.

Brother Roman Parma gave the Sick when your car runs out of gas between Cbmmittee report. Sister Polly Gaidusek service stations.

JERRY ANN URBAN Miss Jerry Ann Urban, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Urban of Dallas will receive the Catherine LabDure Scholarship in the sum of $2,000 in October from the Saint Paul's School of Nursing in Dallas.

The scholarship is offered to those students who are in their last year of training and who have maintained a certain scholastic average as required by the school. The scholarship is offered by the school to those students woo prove worthy in both clinical and theoretical aspects of nursing education.

Miss Urban is a senior student who has always ranked among t::a highest in her class. At the end of her Freshman year in Nursing School, Miss Urban was awarded a s-holarship in the amount of $350 for maintaining a 3.5 average. Her goal is that of being a re gistered nurse in the State of Texas with perhaps an additional degree of Ba2helor of Science, should she continue to pursue her education.

This lovely lady is also a member of our SPJST Lodge No. 84 in Dallas, serving at the present time as an Assistant Youth Leader of Lodge No. 84. As a teen-ager Sister Urban was active in the Lodge's Youth Club and was mamed runner-up in the Miss SPJST Contest of 1960. She has held several offices in her Youth Club, and is well known in District Three for her participation in Youth activities.

Vestnik is proud to present to its readers this lovely, young sister, who has made such an outstanding scholastic

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The Vestnik rejoices with any young member who is outstanding in any chosen field of endeavor for it reflects back to our Order which fosters Youth and Youth activities for good Americans as well as good members, and the Vestnik is always happy to present such a member to it readers.

Your Editor ---)O(

En Memoriam MR. FRANK J. HEJTMANEK born in Vizovce, Czechoslovakia on July 10, 1888 died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur J. Lostak, Highlands, Texas, on July 17, 1962 at the age of 74 years and 1 week.

He had been ill for a number of years and had bee:i under strict care of Housi;on S pecialists for the past 5 years, and more recently constantly since April 9, 1962 when his oldest daughter Mrs. Henry Jurek brought him and his wife to her home in Pasadena, Texas. They both lived among their daughters until his passing.

Mr. Hejtmanek was a very active person all his life until illness disabled him.

He was one of the organizers of Lodge Elmaton 148 with Mr. Joe Zemanek of Blessing. Many of the Lodge meetings were held in his home. He also took avid.

Interest in school, civic and religious matters. He served as trustee for many years of the local school, Secretary of the Local Lodge, also for many years.

In his church he was a staunch pillar, helping to begin the first congregation way back in 1920 and acted as teacher and elder for a great number of years, until' illness made it impossible to be his active self. He stood for honesty and hard work. There was no pretense or

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pomp in his life. He believed God gave us our hands and our heads and we Were to use this to our best ability and to the approval of Him who gave them, and this he always did.

He is sorely missed by his surviving wife, Mrs. Albina Hejtmanek, 4 daughters, Mrs. Helen E. Jurek, Pasadena, Texas; Mrs. A. J. Lostak,. Highlands; Mrs. Hubert Jurek, Pasadena; Mrs. Ottmar Schimek, Bay City, Texas;two sons, Frank of Pasadena, and George of Palacious, Texas; 17 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, 2 sisters, Mrs. Rosalie Macek, Rosenberg, Texas, and Mrs. Mariana Fojtik, of Czechoslovakia.

He was laid to rest at Hawley Cemetery near Blessing, Texas, on July 19th, 1962. Rev. Gordon Hejl from Rosenberg, Texas officiated. Rev. Hell is the pastor of the Blessing Brethren Church as well as the Rosenberg Brethren Church.

May God. grant Mr. Hejtmanek a peaceful rest, he so richly earned and deserved. ) ( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We the undersigned members of the Resolution Committee of Lodge Cottonwood No. 6 do herewith express our heartfelt sympathy on behalf of all the members of our lodge to the bereaved 'family of our departed brother W. E. BILL KRIZAN who passed away after a long illness leaving behind his beloved wife Merle: three brothers, John R. Krizan of West.

Henry and Reynold of Dallas; one sister, Anna Horak of West; three stepbrothers, Rudolf, Walter and Herman of Waco, one stepsister, Mary of Waco, Texas.

Services were held from GAB Church in West and laid to rest in National cemetery.

May he rest in peace.

Resolution Committee Lodge Cottonwood No.-6.

Mrs. Walter Mikeska Mrs. Binora Volcik Ernest Kutscherousky ( The :highlights ,of summer: a picnic where kids can have a circus and a circus where kids can have a picnic.

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Don't you think barbers should double the price of a shave for men who have long faces?

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FROM DISTRICT I YOUTH. DIRECTOR Dear Vestnik Readers, Our district )beld its regular fall meeting on Sept. 9th at the Dime Box SPJST Hall. My personal opinion is and I feel that everyone- felt that this was a very good meeting in spite of the bad weather.

We want to thank all the good people of Dime Box for their hospitality for they went to a great deal of trouble for us. I am proud to say that we had a large number of youngsters for our 9r0grana and I want to again thank all of you coming to participate- with m.

To arks to Brother Urbanovsky from the Supreme Lodge for brining the speaker and Brother and SIF I:017 liosek fol' their help. There were many more that should be mentioned blit will just say thai, ks to all that Our district talent jurtio-r V./Y111,.

Ronny Matejka will ho to Wa. • f:, Sunday to represent our district and we are ding r ad wishes with hint. Lov^.Iv Nar7 SEtesta us in the s cup talent ( and we ail; y .,(1):)e thatwill co,/ ict. ,L3' d top fa : o'istr 'Jur progr' a m for district rheethc-11: was covered by our editor and there is no need for me to repeat.

Our 1963 district queen, Dilniia Matejka from Lodge No. N wa• crowned by queen To Ann Slovacek last fts,turday night about 8:45 p.m, at the Be ran Lodge No. 39. We are very proud of cy.ir new queen and we want to thalik Brother Marek from the Supreme Lodge for coming for this occasion and for his inspiring talk. Also Brother Barina helped and had a nice gift for each. of our princesses. I hope to have a picture or two in the Vestnik soon covering our princesses and queen. Our queen is very proud of the beautiful trophy presented to her by our Supreme Lodge and the lovely necklace that all princesses received. This indeed is another day that

Wednesday, September 26, 1962 will not be forgotten in our dis trie Hope to see everyone at Waco Sunday.

Fraternally yours, Lillie Matejka District No. 1 Youth Director o WACO LODGE NO. 66 Dear Readers, Well, today is Wednesday and the State Talent Contest will be here in four days.

Our Lodge held its regular meeting with more youth at the meeting than grown ups.

Our Youth Club is quite a big one with about 54 members. The Youth Club has many activities planned during the year and this year we are going to go to "Six Flags Over Texas." We are also planning other things to come up later. One of these is a teen age dance in December.

We wish all other youth clubs the best of luck in the coming year.

It is late and I have to close and study for a health test.

Yours truly, Jean Spence Lodge No. 66 _10[ LODGE 187 FLORESVILLE I want to express my sincere thanks and appreziation to everyone who made the Queen's and Talent Contest of District Seven possible. I was a Princess Contestant, for Lodge No. 187 and I also want to thank this Lodge, the Supreme Lodge, and District Seven for the beautiful glitz I , have received. A special thank you to Mrs. William Pavliska, our Youth Lex3der. She works 'bard to make our Youlh activities enjoyable. I have enjoyed this event and I am honing that thme of you that didn't attend will take part in it and attend, because I have really enjoyed it.

Janice Jean Baumann Floresville, Texas 10(

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ors. The entire program was really en- can have more outdoor activities. Our joyed by everyone. mother lodge gave ,us all the proceeds Joanie McCloskey, from the door from last Saturday President night's dance and this has added considerably to our local fund.

WACO LODGE NO. 66 Our next month's meeting will be held Dear Readers, on the second Sunday in October startLodge No. 66, held their monthly meet- ing at 3:30 in the afternoon, We will ing called to order by President Otto Lave have combined refreShments with 'Hanes. Followed by the Pledge of Al- the adult club. Please remember this so legiance by La Nell Ceska, Margaret you won't be late.

Narovec and Sharon Sngelke. The Lodge Fraternally yours, Motto was said by Beverly Gaidusek, and Lodge No. 39 Youth Reporter Jean Spence.

Dianna Matejka )0 Our GueSt present at the meeting YOUTH CLUB OF LODGE NO. 154 were Brother Zalman, President of Lodge No. 35, Pat Jones and James Ross.

Fort Worth, Texas The meeting day was a good day for Dear Readers: Lodge No. 66 for we were 56 years old Summer is over and a,lot of confusion that day, and had grown very much in has passed. Now, once again I can take time to write in the Vestnik.

56 years.

After the adult meeting the Youth One of the main events of Lodge No. Club held their meeting called to order 154 and the Sokol Fort Worth, was the by president La Nell Ceska. The Pledge Southern District Slet held at our Hall of Allegiance was led by Johnny Engelke. in August. It was a wonderful meet.

We made our final plans for the Gymnasts from Houston, Ennis, Dallas State Talent Contest and also finished and Fort Worth competed in the two our plans for our trip to "Six Flags Over day event. Competition was held on SatTexas." Don't ferget this trip on October urday morning. The Slet began at 3:00 7, be at Mrs. Parma's house by 8 o'clock p.m. on Sunday. as we would like to leave at 8:30 a.m.

The program included competition beWell news is short and I have not tween units for the Special Number Trofinished my homework so I'd better close phy. There were only two units competing. Both Houston and Fort Worth had for now.

Yours truly, excellent numbers. The judges presented the traveling trophy to the Forth Worth Zephyr Spence Lodge No. 66 Reporter unit. Toe number was composed mainly (7.1

by Miss Mary Jean Renfro with the help YO TR.! OF LODGE NO. 39 BRYAN of Henrietta Milan, the instructor. Fort Dear Youth Readers, Worth also came out with the trophy I most write and express my thanks for the children's Special Number. and feeling to you after last Saturday Among the individual medal winners night. I was crowned queen of our Dis- were: Jerry Milan, Mary Jean Renfro, trict No. One and still haven't gotten Evelyn Dana, Evelyn Mason, Fr ankie over the excitement of it all. I was so Prochaska and Donna Steinman. ,srre that we would not win this honor After many hard hours of practice that r nearly dropped dead when Bro. and bruises, the Fort Worth gymnasts Marek announced that I was elected. All were proud of their awards.

The fall classes for the year are as of t'ar. , beautiful gifts that I received, starting with the trophy, the red roses, follows for the Fort Worth unit: ChilBro. Barina's gift of lovely cologne, the dren's classes are Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. lovely necklace and cash. I will remem- The Junior and Senior classes are held ber this niet as long as I live. Ever on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. For further .sincc . cur club was organized I have had information call brother Jerry Milan. the desire to some day reign as queen Everyone from ages 3 to 100 are invited and now it has come to pass. I am so to attend. grateful to everyone that helped me Well, I must sign off for now. Since achieve this goal. I want to thank especially my father and organizer for I am attending North Texas State Uniour lodge for working so hard to help versity now, I find myself with a full schedule all day. It seems I am always me. busy.

TDDGE NO, 107 FLORESVILLE Lodge No. 107 .Floresville was indeed proud of the youth turnout at the Sept.

9/11 District No, 7 meeting at La Parita Jourdanton. Floresville was honored to receive the youth attendance prize v,, hich was a very nice 'club scrapbook. boys and girls attended this meeting.

At the beginning of the youth Program the Floresville Club sang "Texas Our Texas." In the 1-13 age group, Bruce Svoboda pantomimed "Honky Tank Our club held their regular meeting Man" and in the 13-16 age group Janice Baumann played a beautiful selection on yesterday and we had a nice group out. the piano. Janice received an attrac- We have plans in the future to have tive trophie for taking first place lion- more light on our play grounds so we

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Until my next letter, I remain.

Yours faithfully, Donna Rose Steinman Lodge No. 154, Fort Worth:

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

Reports of "visitings" cannot be nub• fished for lack of space and news value Thank you vary much for your under standing and cooperation. e

Wenzel Zabcik of Zabcikville remained 6.n a critical condition Saturday in King's Daughters Hospital in Temple where he is undergoing treatment for burns.

He was severely burned on the upper part of his body and his head late last Thursday when he accidently fell in a fire at his home near Zabcikville. He was reported to have been burning trash on his father's farm when the accident occurred.

• • Services for Mrs. Tom A. Chupik, 78, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Temple Brethren Church with Rev. John Baletka efficiating. She died in a Temple hospital last Monday after a long illness.

Mrs. Chupik was born Feb. 4, 1884, in 'Czechoslovakia and came to the United States in 1894, settling in Williamson County.

She was married to. Torn A. Chupik in 1904 and moved to Bell County. She was a member of the Temple Brethren Church.

• • Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bruggman of Burlington announce the engagement and 'approaching marriage of their daughter, Genevive to Bernard Bartek, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bartek of Temple.

The wedding is planned for Saturday, November 3 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Cyclone.

• The marriage of Miss Frances Svreek and Robert Bernardic, both of Houston, 'was performed at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in Sacred Heart Church. Msgr.

S. A. Zientek officiated at the double 'ring ceremony.

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Kveton and Carrollyn Cervenka. who re- place October 6th in Our Lady of Victurned to Southwest State Teachers Col- tory Catholic Church in• Victoria. lege in San Marcos, Sept. 12.

Miss Frances Repa became the bride Jerry D. Janak, 23, •of Hallettsville, of Garland Fontaine last Saturday in has successfully completed sixteen weeks a ceremony performed in the Brethren of basic training at the Department of Church at 7:30 p.m. by the Rev. Josef Public Safety Law Enforcement Acad- Barton the pastor.

• amy in Austin.

• • Mrs. Edwin Dolezal and son left from • Thomas C. Dusek, son of Mrs. Joe San Antonio Monday morning for Adak, Dusek of Cameron, has assumed duties Alaska to join their husband and fa Liter, as high school principal at Toya'h, fol- Edwin D. Dolezal, PN1, who is sin Honbwing his graduation from Howard ed there with the U. S. Navy.

• Payne College at Brownwood this sumEdward Dudik of Mt. Calm died at mer. Dusek has been teaching two years at Melvin and also served as pastor of 1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, in a Temple Pear Valley Baptist Church while work- hospital. He was 42.

Funeral services were held at 9 a.m. ing on his B.S. degree. He is a 1952 graduate of Yoe High School and served Monday, Sept. 17 in the Church of the Nativity at Penelope. Rev. Bohumil three years in the Army.

• Kruby olfficiated wilth burial at S1t.

• Robert Patrick Mekolik, two year old Mary's Cemetery, West. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joh,n K. Mekolik 'Miss Ann Blahuta, recent graduate of Rt. 4 Taylor, died last Saturday. He of Hallettsville High, School, is among was born July 2, 1960.

In addition to his parents, he is sur- 11 finalists for the title of Miss Photovived by two brothers, Jimmy and John- flash and Miss Colt .45 for 1963, in ny Mekolik, and two sisters, Angeline Houston. Miss Blabuta is a daughter of and Monica Mekolik, all of Taylor, his Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blahuta of Moravia. grandmother, Mrs. Annie Mekolik of Taylor, and his grandfather, Jim Bohav Frank Cernoch, 58, brother of John of Granger.

K. Cernoch of La Grange, passed away Funeral services were held at the in San antonio Wednesday after being Condra Memorial Chapel in Taylor and ill for a month, following a heart atSt. Mary's Catholic Church, last Mon- tack. day.

Funeral services were held at the • • Zizik-Kearns-Downing Funeral Home in Mr. and Mrs. William Barborak of San Antonio with burial in San FernanMoravia announce the ,engagement and do cemetery.

Mr. C:ernoch, a native of Weimar, was approas".'hing marriage of their daughter, Georgia, to Jerome Pavliska, son of married in 1926 to Vlasta Dusek of AmMr. and Mrs. Henry Pavliska, Sr., 'of Hal- mannsville, and the couple has resided lettsville. The wedding will take place in San Antonio for 26 years where he was a carpenter.

October 13th.

• Survivors are his wife two daughters.

Mrs. Mary Zapletal of Ennis and Frank J. Vrzalik of Kaufman were marrie,d Sept. 6, at 730 p.m. in St. Ann's Church in Kaufman. Martin Zapletal 'gave his mother in marriage and she was attended by her daughter, Mrs. Edwin C. Tropacek of Ennis while Johnny Vrzalik of Kaufman was his father's best man. Present for the wedding were the children of the couple.

They are making their home on Route 2, Kaufman.

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Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Laza of Victoria announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their niece, Jo Ann L. Laba, to Milton Rabel of Victoria, Two Granger students who are candi- son of Mr. and Mrs. William Babel of dates for degrees in 1963 are Charlotte gallettsville. The wedding will take

The Bila flora community Farm Bureau met Thursday night, Sept. 20. Plans were discussed about the annual picnic and Mrs. J. T. Johnson showed some slides which she took in South Africa. A social was held after the meeting. Henry M'elnar is chairman.

• • Miss Dorothy LaVerne Kokes and Raymond William Kubacak exchanged nuptial vows in St. Austin's Catholic Church in Austin last Saturday. The Rev. David O'Brian officiated at the double ring rites.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kokes Jr., of Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. An'tone Kubacak are parents Of the bridegroom.

Wednesday, September 26, 1962 Marvin Dvoracek, native Texan from Penelope, has assumed his duties as an assistant professor of agricultural engineering at Texas Technological College in Lubbock after spending several years in California.

Dvoracek, a graduate of Abbott High School, Texas A. and M. College, and the University of California, spent three years as a lecturer in agricultural engineering at the California institution.

• • Cynthia Diana Janak, 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Janak;of Stafford, just west of Houston, died Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 12th after a pile of quilts fell on her at her parents home at Stafford. ) Q( logoileausivw-xgekstishemira

New Arrivals James Robert Ernst, 6 lb., 14 oz. son born Sept. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ernst of Dallas. Grandparents are Mrs. Foster Morris of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Ernst of Rosebud. Great-grandparents are Mit. Anna Slama of Cameron and Mrs. Annie Ernst of Rosebud.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Mots are the proud parents of a 6 lb, 6 oz., baby daughter,, Patricia Ann, born Sept. 7 in a Waco hospital. Mother is the former Mildred Goldsmith. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Goldsmith of Stamford and Mrs. Estelle Motis of West and Mr. Jim. Motis of West.

• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sladek of Fayetteville are the proud parents of a son, Mark Joseph, weighing 7 lbs., 6 ozs., who arrived Wednesday at St. Jude's hospital in Brenham.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Garland Polasek of near Ellinger are the proud parents of an 8 pound, 2 ounce son born Thursday at Fayette Memorial Hospital. He has been named Douglas Ray. 6

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holub of Dallas are the proud parents of a baby boy born Sept. 13 at St. Paul's Hospital in Dallas. He weighed 8 lbs., 101/2 ozs. and was named Michael Charles. Mother is the former Carolyn Laykasek. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Laykasek of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holub of Penelope.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Vitek of Fayetteville announ:ce the arrival of a baby girl, weighing 6 lbs., 12 ozs., born Friday at St. Jude's hospital in Brenham.

She has been named Lisa Marie.

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Kimberly Kay Dana, 6 lb., 13 oz. daughter born Sept. 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jerry Dana, of Temple.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jasek of Flatonia are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Saturday, September 15 at the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital weighing 10 pounds and 8 ounces. )0( COTTON ROOT ROT KILLS SHADE. TREES, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS College Station — Cotton root rot is one of the most common plant diseases in Texas. Except for the Panhandle and High Plains, the disease is found throughout the states, says Harlan Smith, extension plant pathologists. It is very common in heavy alkaline soils.

VOLUNTARY CONFESSIONS Our courts decide where our rights and our security conflict.

For example, in the days of the rubber hose, police sought easy confessions. But, today, the U. S. Supreme Court allows only voluntary confessions to go into evidence at a trial. Those obtained by force or threats are barred.

Recently the Supreme Court spelled out what it means by "Voluntary:" 1. In one case the sheriff hrought the accused into court. The judge told of his (rights and the charges against him. The Smith points out that about 80 per prisoner said: Inf' guilty. I killed the cent of the wild and cultivated plants woman." are susceptible in varying degrees to the A rancher had lassoed him, ,but the disease. The fungus may live in some native trees and shrubs without killing sheriff had stepped in to protect him from a gathering crowd. them, he adds.

Despite the roping, the court found Small flowers, shrubs and trees die the confession voluntary and upheld it. suddenly after the first wilting symp- For only the judge and the prisoner's toms appear. Large shrubs and trees protector were in court 'when he conmay die more slowly. Smith says the fessed. No force or threat. bark of affected roots is decayed and 2. But the U. S. Supreme Court rebrownish. Wooly, buff or brownish, fun- jected another conviction When the gal strands are present on the surface "Totality" of the conduct of the officers of the damaged roots. The whole root amounted to a denial of "due process of system decays, he adds. Bark is rotted the law." off the harder wood of the root, and It concerned a 19-year-old prisoner roots slip 'out of the soil with comparatively little pulling effort. Under moist who had only fifth grade education. conditions, with or without affected • Why did the Supreme Court upset this spore mats sometimes appear on the soil conviction? Because the trial court adsurface. These mats are 2 to 12 inches mitted a coerced confession in evidence. in diameter, at first show-white and Officers had arrested the prisoner withcattony; later they appear tan and pow- out a warrant, had held him without much food for two days, and had not aldery. lowed him to see anybody he knew.

Cotton root rot fungus generally in- Finally, the police chief had told him vades new areas by continued slow that a mob outside wanted to "get him," growth through the soil from plant to but if he "confessed," the police could plant. It may live in the soil for many hold them off. He broke down and "conyears. The disease is often found as fessed."

Such confessions, the court held, were deep in the soil as roots nenetrate, says Smith. The disease is controlled by the not an "expres4ion of free choice."

(This, newsfeature, prepared by the growing of resistant or immune trees and shrubs. Certain cultural practices State Bar of Texas, is written to inform may also help in checking its occurrence. —not to advise. No person should ever Smith suggests a visit with the local apply or interpret any law without the county agent for more information on aid of an attorney who is fully advised the disease and for a copy of L-390 !concerning the facts involved, because a "Cotton Root Rot." The publication is slight variance in facts may change the application of the law.) available for the asking.

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Btrana ANUSE MITTENHUBROVA

Plana, ride Dive'. Roman Pokratovani "Ano, a chvile takove„ jako je tato, po y zna g i du g e na g e k Nemu bliZ. JakY to hlubokY, velkY svatek du g e, takove posvatne povzneseni. Hied' viny at' se vdouvaji nebo klesaji, di volne spechaji, omYvajice stale stejne pobteli den ze dne, rok od roku, ptichazeji, odchazeji zcela tajtpine, podobne jako Zilobiti v na g em tele. Prave tak, jako jsou ally tepnou na g eho Zivota, zda, se mi bYti kaala ta vina .tepnou y eenosti. A vaecko to deje se takAajtiphae, ze duge v zboZne tete kotiti se musi one nesmirne Moci, jeZ' zakontm svYm podrobila svet. Ti, kdo'Z nedovedou se v saBohu, kde mlumote piirody vi srdce a cit, na nea se ve hluku a veseli pestreho Zivota tak snadno zapomina, ptipravuji se sami o nejeist g i kouzlo posvatneho blaha."

"Doma asi oast° vzpomeneme, jak jsme sem do tohoto velckbneho ticha chodivaly obdivovati se zapadu, slunce.

Skoda, de tatinek neni s nand!"

"Zajiste byl by nemene nad g en. I Jindtich a Jarola. Ale Jindtich zna jiz podobne krasy a moZno jeate velkolepejg i; plavbou do Ameriky zaZil jiste mnoho krasnYch dojmil."

"Te g im se, aZ nana vypravovati bude!"

"Dej Bith, aby dojel zdra y . Nedivim se tete Irene, ze se to nekoneene plavby obavala, ale pies to nemohu pochopiti, de ho nechala odejet do takove dalky tak samotneho."

"Ty bys tatinka neopustila, y id', matinko!"

"Zajiste — nikdy, i kdybych ureite y edela, ze mu uprostted mote smrt 'deka!

Ale jsou rfizne povahy a teta Rena byla ptilid zhYdkanou a nemilZe proto pochopiti, de 'Zena pro mute sveho ma bYti schopna kaZde °heti."

"Co p ak b y asi tikala tomuto nagemu blouzneni pit zapadu slunce!" usmala se RdZenka. "Na g Bezdez se tetince nelibil, vi, nalezla-li by zde tolik kras, ktere tu vidime my."

"Myslim, de by se ji tu libilo. VZdyt' v kakle dobe denni moZho v mori nalezti ureite privaby. JR za easneho rana, kdv2 slunce mote polibi, podoba se hrdince proste pohadky, otrnene Rd'Z'ence, ktera se polibkem slieneho P r ince ze sna probudila. I mote se budi polibkem slunce, vstava ku sve velkolepe krase a kdy'z' se s rit (met slunce na

nod loudi, hyM v g emi svYani privaby, aby si zarudilo jeho lasku!"

"Matinko, povez, nenapacia-li to neco podobneho i pri zapadu slunce? Umi g tak krasne y ypraveti a uZ dlouho jsi mi nevypravela tak jako drive -- vig vddy pted spanim. A rune se pak ty krasne, vybajene svety i y e snu zjevovaly!"

"Snad nechce g , abych ti povidala pohadku?" jen 0 tom povidej, co vge "Nikoli vidi g v zapadu slunce. Mad takove pochopeni pro zjevy a krasy piarodni, noleza g pro ne takove y hodne, krasne ptirovnani, de to zni skuteene jako pohadka!"

"Nude, povim ti tedy takovou pohadku, kterou v du g i proZivam pti tomto earovnem zapadu slunce. Ale nevim, dovylieit dojmy sve tak, jak mi je • obrazne dude kresli!" svolila pani Doubra y ska a pohladila neZne . lepe RriZeneino lieko, ptitulene k jejimu rameni.

“Provazej me tedy v its fantasie!"

"Posloucham j/Z!" RfRenka uptela svfij derny zrak v onu hotici, nekonednou zaplavu za Krkem a musila za okamZik, oslnena, zrak zatim co hlas milovane pestoun• ky znel podle ni tide, jemne, jako dech vanku.

"Zda se ml, ze vstupuji v its pohadek, de svet kolem mne zmizel a tajftpiny Bevel g epce mi 1- sluch podivne zkazy z cizich, divfikrasnYch zemi, kam dosud nevstoupila noha pozemSt'anova.

Ty pronikave zablesky y in, ktere slunce s y Ymi Zhav,Ymi rety na rozloudenou celuje, ozatuji a odivuji oni vysnenou baj, ktera se odehrave, v me . du g i. Spattim snad v zazraenem obrazu tom vic, net uvidi g ty, mild dite, a podivi g se snad, co v g e vyete nynj zrak z one Zhouci, skvele y ylane, ale laska a pochopeni tvoje, jet ptina g i g ptirode vsttic, zaliste se tim jen prohloubi. Sleduj a. porovnavej lideni me se kuteenosti uvidig, ze 1 fantasie kradi nekdy s pravdou ruku v ruce."

"Z nesmirne hlublny mote vfirtistaji tam v to oslriujici zati obrovske trsy tte g riove eervenYch koralt, je j ichd mysticka splet' se g iti v g ude, kam oko zabloudi. Jak vysoko do nebes trdi, propletane sk y oucimi, bilYmi liliemi, z jichZ naclhernych kalisku kanou zative demanty rosy a zachycuji se na krvavych vetvich koralft jako bile. skvouci jiskry.

A s nebe, hle, vychazi podivna, oslniva zat, ktera zapIavuje zemi a z ni vystupuji .svetle, nejkrasneIi zbarvene stiny, zavodici v pestre, ale mime smesi barev .duhovYch s kovovne ttpVtrrYm lemem , jet12 VZdt1§11e jich tvary provazi, V

Ve sttedu, due 2(1. zati 1.90 cele sve nevystihle krase notl se vidiny ta s rozko g nickou zalibou do hebke narude lekajiciho ji more. I ona zlata koule tam v dali sktani se nit a nit a srgi kolem sebe purpurove jiskry, jez se rozletuji po celem obzoru a jeji vitezna vyhen pohlcuje neZne ty duhove stiny zabarvuje jejich •kralovske perute ternn el i , a jiZ rozleva, kolern inch zsinalou dlut', ktera se tak podoba glehu odi a belavou zelen, jet zavistive pohlcuje belost zaticich demantri rosy z trsu koralo y ych, zastira i neZne, odleskem nebeske koule zariRovele kali g -kyli,'jetmzpodbnyrtilavYmtiokam andilku, kteti jakoby je g te tu a tarn zvedave poodhrnovali mei-Mayor' portieru nebes a nakupovali dolti na svet. Ale zly pohled sirnate Zlute zahani je nemilo g rdne zpet v zakouti nebeskeho raje.

A °pet se meni hra barev, jako kdy?2, earovnYin proutkem g lechne. Na jasnem.

Zlutavem obzoru zati jen oslnive ohniva tvat, jejiZ odi sviti se Jako krvave mubiny. Sviti se, lesknou a clychtive ladzeji sve plameny do mote a to opojeno, otvima vsttic svou name. A viny leti, leti to zlate, zative tvati vsttic, pod ohnivymi polibky planouci tvate (Adel, klesa a se vzpira at koneene se mu podati pohltiti ji. A hle, razena mizi Y g echna to bajedna nadhera, v g ecky vidiny skvoucich barev tit se v bezednou hloubku mote, ktera je g te tu a tam vynese n apovrch slab odlesk v g i to krasy a zakrYva ji peelive svym smaragdo y Yrn plagtem Ten se dale klidne vzdouva,. jakoby pod dechern mime oddechujiciho, usnuvgiho decka. HlubokY, ponury stin cede postavy sestupuje zemi, vrha na ni trnave size - zavo j e a s ptisnYm pohleclem neodvratneho osudu uchvatcuje v objeti sve mote i Krk, zdejAi latehy a svahy i nas. Nastava nod a eas, jiti domft!" skondila sve lideni pani Doubrayska.

"Ach matinko!" oddychla si RtiZenka a protahla se jako lasieka, "opravdu jsem pocitila chladne zavanuti dechu one ponure postavy. Tve lideni bylo skuteene krasnou pohadkou." -• III. Dny, ba tYdny ubihaly na slunnem jihu za staleho usinevu modre Adrie, zatila v nekoneenYch pftvabech svVeh, jakoby se nedovedla rozhnevati a ukazati hosttim z clainSrch zemi take svou stinnou tvat.

Vhay o yg em zaboutily °beds pruMm ptibojem, kterY se v narazech o vysoka skaliska pobte.'/".ni distil, rozletuje se V neseetne drobne perle, j ez menily vSechny barvy a vrhaly se Za g e ZPet v tekuton perlet' vin, pollazenOn zlatYmi jiskrami.

Ve stredu, dne 26. zaki 1962

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spechala pani Doubrayske s dopisem, se neslygnYm krokem hroziv'a udalost, ktera mela v gecky ty plany zhatiti, nejejZ prave obdrZela.

"Pohled", Ridenko, stryc Jindiich vy- bot' na politickem nebi cele Evropy shludal se na cestu o cele tki tYdny dkive a kovala se jig zkazonosna mraeno, z nichg mel v nejbliggi idobe sletnouti o° pkijede k tetince do M. dvacateho taro aervence. Asi za tYden na to chce hromujici blesk. — Den pied sv. Anna za gly Helena s Rilpak s tetinkou a Jiriekem pi'ijeti k delRtiZenka. sedela mnohdy po cele hodi- gimu pobytu k nam. Co tomu kikag? genkou do Cirkvenice na odpoledni konny na brehu a nekdy se ji zdalo, jakoby Proto musime i my pomY gleti na na,- cert. Av gak jakYsi nezvyklY neklid neslySela tajtipine hlasy rusalek, jasaji- vrat!" dal jim posedeti dlouho v lazeriskem cich pribojem. Znelo to, jako skota.61parku, kde jindy za zvuku hudby ztraRirgenka vyskoeila vgecka udivena. vy smith a re pot ze zahacinYch hloubek vily mnoho peknYch chvil. 81y se rade"Dnes jest 23., tedy zitra ji g strYeek ji projiti po nabregi, vetginou prazdnem a ji se zdalo, jakoby videla za hrebenem nekterYch vin vyku:kovati ru gove tva- dojede! To snad budeme ji g ptigti tY- a rozhovokily se o z ylagtnosti zdej gi, ktekinky vodnich vii, je2 kYvaly ku brehu aen doma?" rou postkehly na navestnich tabulich na ni, svou lidskou spolusestru, vhodi"Ovgem! StrYeek pig e tatinkovi jik z rriznYch obchodd a givnosti. Jmena ly ji nekdy rozmachem bile pate hrst Holandska, kamg oclboeil za pkieinou ob- zdej gich obeanti byla stejna s mnohYmi tekutYch peril, s nimiZ ji uvizla v dla- chodnich zalegitosti. Chtel pry nas pke- jmeny vilkolnich mist. Pohoki Velebit ni obeas i males, obdivuhodna, lasturka. kvapiti a nepsati vribec, ale nedalo mu melo tu nekolik soujmenovcii, rovneg i 0RilZenka chodivala s poeatku sama to! Nernohl pry dale odolati touze po strov Krk, malt pkistav Kraljevica a pro poStu do Cirkvenice a prinaSela sko- synadkovi, IrenO a nas vgech a jelikog j. ro denne nejaky dopis neb listek. Otec se mu nahodil parnik, plujici o tki tyV Opatii a Lovranu, kam se na ge 6eeasto psaval a Jarola posilal pilne list- dny z Noveho Yorku drive, odhlasil pry sky jednoho dne vypravily, vyskytaji kove pozdravy, na nich obyeejne pri- se na, onom z poeatku ureenem, uspo- se tag podobne pkipady, ale ne ji g v tapojen bYval i pozdrav&nee anebo kadai rychle sve zate gitosti a odplul tim- kovem mnogstvi jako v Cirkvenici. Za obsahoval 1 prime otazky pro ni. vYletu sveho do onech ru gnYch lam" to."

RfiZenk'a to eetla s podivnYrni pocity "Matinko, teghn se jig velice na do- shodly se obe v nazoru, ge by pobyt v v srdci, je2 mlada jeji due nechapala. breho strYeka, ale my si musime s oct- tichem. Zelengaji nezamenily za pobyt Nekdy se v ni probudilo stare pohrdani jezdem pospi giti, mam strYtka v pode- v Opatii, ktera jedine svou romantickou nad jeho zajmem, i hrdy vzdor zabouril zkeni, ge neodola a plijecle &d ye k nam, polohou zaujala jejich mysle. Jinak spechaly °pet rady v tichY, skromny Zelennaladou hrudi a piece zase vZdy zveda- nez jak scieluje." ye a s nedoekavou dychtivosti prohliZela "To je mogne, zakidime si proto nej- gaj. . - meZabrany v hovor, zaSly dale, ne Z "poStu" a prvni jeji 'pohled platival lepe nas odjezd na pondeli veeer a zdrlistktim JarolovYm. gtime-li se cestou aspori na Bledu, jsme ly v Umyslu, a teprve, kdy" se pied nimi objevil jeden z nejptivabnejSich Jednou doSel listek adresovanY pri- ye stredu jiZ doma." zdejSich prochazek, sporYm lesem po"Co vie nam asi strYeek povi o semi rno ji, ale marne .11 matka nutila, aby vratily se zpet. rostlY — Vinodol gila diva a zazrakt?" te se RUena.

"Ja nap , jak sluanost Zadala, odpovedela a LazeriskY park nalezly ku podivu vim, Ze teta Irena pocit y jig hodiny do pociekovala se Jarolovi za pozornost. jine dny bylo tu Zivo pozde do veshledani."

Trvala t yrdoSijne na svem, ge psati "Napigi ihned domes, aby se Vika v :iera a dnes jen tu a tam mihl se osanebude, nemusil ji ZaclnY listek posilaeas hledela zasobiti, aby nebylo nemilO melY chodec. I nabreli bylo tamer liduti, ale piece prosila matku, aby podekoprazdne a potkaly-li nekoho, jevila shaneni, kdyby se hoste dostavili vala Jarolovi za ni. tvair jeho stopy patrneho rozechveni. pHSoueasne tatinkovi oznamim na g "Zda, se, jakoby se bylo nem prihoHelena cilouno ji nevyhovovala, ale j ezd."' dilo, tak pusto nebYva tu nikdy, jen snad kdy2 seznala, ze colada divka rozhadne Pa.ni Helena se vzdallla a Ril genka se setrva na sve nedstupnosti, podekovala znovu pologila na znak, vystavujic gti- na podzim, kdy g se rozejedou lazerigti za RUZ"enku sama. hle tilko zdravYm sluneenim paprsktun. hostel" podotkla pani Doubrayska.

"Snad se dnes konaji nejake domaMelo to ovSein za nasledek, ke mladY Skoro ji zabolelo, Ze tak nahle odjede inZenYr vice listkil RaZence neposlal, a- odtud, ge ,nenadala zmena nastala v ci zabavy, g e jest promenade tak vyno ge dokonce ji2 nepripojil pozdrav jejich rozvrhu, je g jim uklada opustiti prazdnend."

Berstarostne braly se 'dale po bkehu sviij pro ni. bier ladne Adrie dkive, ne g bylo Helena dobre tuSila, ze se ho nemile &no. Tamer o celYch 14 dni zkrati se mole ku, svemu domovu a obdivovaly se krasnemu, klidnemu yeeeru. Neseetne dotkla RdZeneina nevSimavost; a mla- pobyt jejich zde. de divce pak poka Z . de zat'ukala litost Ale stesk ten mel jen kratieke trvani; hvezdy zanily na vysoke, temne obloze, na srdeeko, kdyk listky Jarolovy po- mlada divka se zase ji g srdeene zateSila ktera se odraZela v hladine more, a zdastradaly ji ureeneho pozdravu. na milt domov a shleclani s milovanSrm lo se, jakoby u nohou chodcd nova neVYstrelek stareho vzdoru byl Z * elen, a- °teem, strYcem Jindrou a rortomilY'm beska ban se prohlubovala v tajemne hloubky morske. le y korenene hrdost nedopustila, aby Jiriekena.

"Matinko, nine se zdaji zdejAi veeery byl ecleqnen.

Jak veselo a 'Zivo bude zase u nich doRUZenku nezajimalo pak jiz dochaze- ma, jak si ona zase pohraje a podovadi neobyeejne jasne. I kdy g mesic nesviti, ni pro "poStu", jelikoZ ji neprinaSela s malYm bratrankem. Co ji asi rekne neni nikdy tnia jako u nas!"

"Vklyt' si tu v noci nikdy venku nemile pozdravy a zpravy, po nich neu- strYeek Jindra, s kterYm se ji g tki robyla a probudi g-li se snad na okamgik, vedomele touZila. sy nevidela?

Ku konci etvrteho tYcinu pobytu v V zadumani svem usmivala se RHen- klame to za,k acetylenovYch svitilen ryCirkvenici slunila se RitZenka v kou- ka blaZene, predstavujic si priSti„ vese- bares!"

Pokraeovani pacim obleku na brehu, kdy2 za ni lY Zivot v milem domove. A zatim Na okanilik zazakil rd2ove zbarvenY hteben viny, jen se zvolna rozplyval, rozSituje se v kola stale vetSi, a2 se prihnala vina nasledujici a divoce poskoeivSi, hnala se po mizicich kroukich sve zanikle spolusestry,

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S.P.J.S.T. Calendar Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood Sunday, Sept. 30 — Pavlas first reunion.

Sunday, October 14 — Lodge Meeting, 4 p.m. — Supper served and a Hawaiian Dance at night.

Sunday, November 4 — Lodge meeting 3 p.m. and Lunch Sunday, November 11 — Pustejovsky Family get-together.

Sunday, November 18 -- Marek Family get-together, and dance at niEht. • Buekholts Lodge No. 15 Sil Krenek's orchestra of Wallis.

Saturday, Sept. 29 — Dance, Lee Ese's Orchestra of Granger

VEST N I K— WEST, TEXAS Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, Oct. 6 — Dance, "V inobrani" Music by Eric Honza Orchestra Saturday, Oct. 20 — Barn Dance, Music by — Edd Earaizl 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. 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

Ennis Lodge No. 25 Oct. 14 — Regular Lodge Meeting Nov. 11 — Regular Lodge Meeting Nov. 24 — Dance, music by the Music Masters.

• • Dance Dates of Elk Lodge No. 35 Saturday Night, Sept 29 --- Fiddle Swing sters of Waco.

• Bryan Lodge No_ 39 Saturday, Sept. 29 — Happy Country Boys • • • 0 Lodge HiIlje No. 40 Saturday, Sept. 29 — The Fortunes Lodge Stefanik Lodge No 142 Houston, Texas Saturday, Oct. 6 — Gregurek's, Wedding Dance Saturday, October 6 — Dance, music by Saturady, Oct. 13 — The Traits "The Westerners."

Saturday, Oct. 20 — Free Wedding Saturday, October 13 — Dance, music by Dance Henry Tannenberger and his OrchSaturday, Nov. 10 — Sensations Orch. estra.

Thursday, Nov. 22--Thanksgiving Dance Saturday, October 27 — Dance, Music music by the Traits. by "Houston Play Boys."

Public invited, plenty of tables, come Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott out for a good time.

Saturday, Sept. 29 — Vrazel Polka Band ) 0( of Cameron 40011110Wricaislowsi:vatm-sms, Saturday, Oct. 6th — West Melodians of West Marek Burns Saturday, Oct. 13th — Lee use Orchestra POHREBNt DOMOV of LaGrange, Texas Saturday, Oct. 20 — Slim Haisler's Play V hodine zarmutku najdete u Boys of Temple nas nejlepAi p ohkebni obsluhu a Saturday, Oct. 27 — The Happy Country ceny levne.

Boys of Houston.

Te2 prodavame pohkebni pojiAteni -Lodge No. 80, Holland od 1 mesice do 80 rokii Sunday, October 7 — Annual Fall Picnic Ambulance ye dne v noci ,Toe Patek playing in the afternoon MAREK BURNS and at nice.

FUNERAL HOME Sunday, November 11 — Dance, Vrazel's Bill Marek a Bill Burns Polka Band Box 225 - Ph. OX ford 7-3661 Sunday, Nov. 25 — Dance, Joe Patek Cameron, Texas playing.

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As the teenage son slumped dejectedly in a chair, his face anguished, Mother asked Father what was causing the aloom.

"He wants to go to the drug store down on the corner, and the car won't start.

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FISHING, WITHOUT LICENSE Austin — Fishing without a license accounted for 60 per cent of the game and fish violation report of J. B. Phillips, colerdinator of law enforcement of the Game and Fish, Commission.

There were 196 fiWning violations and 129 other hunting and fishing violations.

In all there were 325 violations with fines and costs totaling $5,804.15.

Among hunting violations were nine charges of hunting in a closed season and eight hunting at night.

Besides the large number of persons apprehended without fishing licenses, there were 18 violations of illegal fishing methods.

Despite warnings that fishing licenses should be bought by all persons between the ages of 17 and 65 who fish with rod and reel, or who fish outside, their home county, there are those Who continue to disregard the need for a $2.15 fishing license. )0( FREE SUMMARY OF U. S. DISARMAMENT PLAN' Peace in a disarmed world is the fervent 'hope of people everywhere. As private citizens, how can we Americans help achieve this goal? First, by making

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ourselves familiar with the,United States plan for total disarmament, now being studied by the 17-natiOn conference in Geneva. Second, by interesting friends and relatives, at home and abroad, in what our Government is proposing. The American Council for Nationalities Service will be glad to send you one or more free summaries of the U. S. disarmament plan -Lei study and pass on to your family and friends at home and overseas. For copies write to A.C.N.S., 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, N.Y. 10( An office machine broke down and after all the geniuses on the staff had tried to fix it in vain an expert was called in. He turned the machine on, listened' for a few minutes, turned one screw a half turn, and the machine was repaired.

At the end of the month, the company received a bill for $160. The office man-

alter hit the ceiling and wrote for an itemized statement. In his letter he explained exactly what the expert had done.

In a few days he received an itemized statement that read: "Turning one screw — 16 cent; for knowing how to turn what screw: $159.84."

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Strana 30 GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP CAN PREVENT INJURIES This is an article that should be passed on to every football player, coach and athletip director, both amateur and profeccional in the nation.

Sportsmanship of the good old-fashioned type among players and coaches could help lessen the athletic injury problem.

VESTNIK— WEST. TEXAS which four or five ,defenders try to bring down the ball carrier simultaneously; and "spearing" with the rigid plastic helmet. This means driving the head into the chest or up under the chin of the opponent.

Rules can be modified to prevent such practices. Closer officiating may also assist in making the game safer. In the final analysis, however, good sportsmanSportsmanship is involved in preven- ship which stresses hard, clean play tion of athletic injuries because situa- within the spirit of the rules provides tions develop in the give and take of the best protection for players. football which were not anticipated; Parents of young gridd€rs can talk when the rules were established, says this over with their player offsprings the Committee on the Medical Aspects and with the team coaches. Parentsof Sports of the American Medical As- teacher groups can stress the importance sociation. of sportsmanship in 'helping reduce inNew rules result from new situations. juries. )0( Nevertheless there are always opportunities to evade the purpose of the rule There is nothing so joyful as watching while nominally observing it. Players a group of noisy youngsters crouching must observe the spirit as well as the behind imaginary boulders firing their letter of the rule. dime-store colts at each other. But when In modern football, the passer is careless parents leave real guns around frequently swarmed under by several op- where children can get hold of them, posing linemen while he is off balance. they, are asking for big trouble. Hardly In the tray play, the defensive player a week goes by that some youngster in is hit from the side while unprepared.

Texas dies because he found a gun or Two additional practices have great rifle that wasn't locked up tight.. Play it potential for injury; gang tackling, in Smart, lock uo all firearms —' for your children's sake. The State Health Department warns — gun play can kill.

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Many tourists, leave America every CHIEF FIRE CAUSE year to see other countries and return Matches and smoking continue to be HELP : Living in, take care of with many interesting stories to relate. the leading cause of fires, the National an inv,Aid lady. i4irs. Frank R. Vaclauik, 'Inc public hears these stories and has Board of Fire Underwriters reported Route 3, El Campo, Texas, (dzc) a desire to go as they did and see for recently. tly. )0 ourselves.

Nearly one-fourth of *all fires are Prods se 80 akin rovne eernice, vSe caused by matches and smoking, acMay we never come to the place where zdelano, dobre stavby, nevyeerpatelna cording to a Board study. we do not have interest in other counvoda. Vzdalenost asi 3 nebo 9 mit oil tries of the world. Those of us who have Misuse of electrical equipment is the Temple,. Pi to been here quite some time just know , second largest cause of fires, accountHobert Cervenka, sur country better and feel very much at ing for more than 20 per cent of the West, Texas (39-41c) :tome. Far away places are so far away total.

-) ( hat some of us will never get to see And, the National Board notes, threethose other lovely places. fourth of all fires are the result of wn,,,NUED: 'White Woman to keel) house carlessness.

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Who can drive car. Birick :;harming with oceans, great rivers, lakes, bone. Mrs. E. D. Jobe, 831 Kidd Springs woodlands, great cities, wonderful farm )0( Drive Dallas, Texas, Phone WII 2-3312. lands, great oil wells in certain places; It never takes a child a long time to (2tc) heat rice fields, beautiful cotton farms, learn how to squeeze tooth, paste out )Q(stock farms, thousands and thousands of the middle of the tube instead of :f lovelyomes, churches in every di- the end. dice volno, protNe pry onemoc- :Talon with fine school and college • • ne1 otec. TICitel se divi: "Jak to, 2e ta- suildings, well equipped. And one can thick, v'My onemocni, kdyZ se hraji vY- see great mountains, lovely valleys, and A golf ball leaves the club head at 2,nainne fothalove zapasy? orig, long stretches of well built roads — about 135 miles an hour, about twice as fast as the folfer leaves the office.

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