Vestnik 1962 10 03

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Pvstmastcr: Please Send. Form 3579 with Undeliverable (Ripka fv:z SUPREME LODGE, s p..s.s.T. F. 0. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS

ROCNifli (VOLUME) 50 eislo (No.) 40

Tuto otazku 'velmi zajima y m zpasobem rozebird Thomas Caldecot Chubb ye sve nova knize "Slavic Peoples".

Za. soumraku clejin kolem 2500 pied Kristem usadili se prehistoricke skupiny "lesnich" kmenti indoevropskS7ch v pro .Pripets14rni baZinami (ny--storumezi -nejSi vSThodni Polska a zapadni Rusko).

Mluvili jedniin jazykem a mely spoleene kmenove znaky.

3.000 let pozdeji za varicella stehavani narodii S'itily se na zapad, vS)chod, jih a sever. Pohyb na zapad byl jim umoZnen tim, ze Teutoni opustiii sve sidla a prepadaval hroutici se kiniske imperium.

Tyto indoevropske kmeny (Slaviani), jejiZ jmeno die legendy pochazi od slava slava, rozAitily se takto pies celou stied.

Evropou. Obsadili fizemi dneSniho Nemecka. Jmeno Berlin, ',3 1).vocine slovenskeho mesta, pocha.Zi od slava. berlo (nakupenina). Pronikly do dneniho• Polska,.

Ceskoslovenska, velke easti Che r, Rakouska, Rumunska a celeho evropskeho Ruska, na Balkan v drieS• nim Bulharsku, JugoslaVii a2 ke zdim Athen. Nektere slovanske kmeny ptekroeily Isthmus a Aegejske mote do Male Asie a na Kretu.

Dnes 31 vane o:Vvaji j eSte vetSi Cast sveta. Byli sice vytlaeeni ze Sttedni vropy ,T racejicimi se Germany, zato ale obsadily vetSi. Cast kontinentu a.Z pa (kterou li,usove prodali America r. 1867).

PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATWAVI 3. iijna (OCTOBER) 1962

Dnes slovanska. rodina Cita, 284 milioan cluM.. I kdyZ se tines jecinotlive slovanske narody znaene od sebe lisi, zdkladni kulturni prvky jsou jism stale jeSte spoleene, stejne jako nanoha, slava z bY)valeho spoleeneho prosttedi jako vYrazy more, oblak, vitr, slunce, matka a jine.

Take charakter Slovand podle autora knihy; je si jeSte fines velmi podobnSr. VSichni maji sklan k melancholii, jsou trpelivi a dovedou snaSet utrpeni. Jsou schopni velke lanky a slitovani, jsou skromni a nesnesou pokrytectvi. Jsou ale take Casio nerozhodni, protole jsou fatalisty. Slovane jsou ale 1 Tide velOch kontrastu. Dovedou 4,4 svetci i vrahoye. Jsou usilovni, chytki, mirurnilovni, ptizptisobivi, ale pH tom zurivi-narodovci a milovnhi svobody.

0 '6echos ovacich autor zvlaSte uvadi, Ze jsou hrdi, haSterivi, potadku-milovni, pravdivi a . n&ni. jsou clobti obchednici, ne tak lehce yznetlivi jako jejich bratti na jihu nebo severu, ale uraZku nikdy nezapomenou.

Ptinos Slovanti pro veclu, umeni a kulturu sveta viibec, ocenuje autor velmi vysoko. Lard slova.ns14ch balad pies Komen.skeho, Kopernika„Tana Zizku, Husa, Kosciuska, PulaskTho, Tolsteho, Dvotaka, pan; Curie vypoCitava jen nekolik Slovani;, kteti zinenili svet k lepiimn.

V zaveru knihy autor se zarmutkem

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konstatuje, ze vkchny slovanske rody jsou nyni pod komunistickou diktaturou, le si ale jist na za!klade minulYch dejin, ze j ednou setresou i toto jho a budou opet pany sveho osudu. AZ tento den nastane, Slovane budoui pokraCovat na ceste, po ktere doily u*S tak vysoko. )fit

Celo-statni Contest laded Celostatni Contes mladek se vkch sedmi okrskil SPJST se konal za velke navStevy. dne 23. zaki ve Waco. Dik dobre snahy hosticiho tadu 66 v Elm Mott, tento den se velice uspokojive vydaril. toast elenstva a hostu z jinSrch. vzdalenych osad a tadil byla radostna a povzbuzujici. •Skada je oviem, ze nektere fatly pobliZe si nechali ujiti vzacnou ptilelitost shlednout a poslechnout nail nadejnou mlacTe'g a — zustali doma. fzadova sin v Elm Mott a elenstva du 66 jsou vidy ochotni a peelive ptipravane ptivitat a postarat se o vetii nvWevu a jsem jisty, ze nebylo prielny k stezku nebot" wacovskSr sestry se od rana o to starali, ifeastniky .dobre pohostiti.

Takove ptatelske sejiti se naieho stva ze viech easti Texasu, nejen ze utuuje nak bratrste a sesterske vztahy

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Od redakCniho stolku Ved-eni lidske je dnes nesmirne jako Nage pozninaky more, ale obmezeny elovek sedi doma u

Entered as second class mail matter, January 3rd, 1933 at West, Texas, under the Act of Cong ress of Au g ust 24, 1922, Send Form 3579 to Supreme Lod g e SP,JST, Box 100, Tem p le, Texas tiftEDNI ORGAN SLOVANSEE PODPORUJICI JEDNOTY STATU TEXAS OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS REDAKTOR — EDITOR L. 0. HOSEK, Box 85 — West, Texas Vydavatele — Publishers CECHOSLO VAK PUB. COMPANY, WEST, TEXAS Pred p latrie $3.25 — Subscription $3.25 Per Year lemony adres zasilaji se do Hlavnl itfadovny Box 100, Tem p le, Texas Changes of address must be sent to Supreme Lodge, Box 100, Tem p le, Texas Platne a oznamky bud i ta adresovany us Vestnik, West, Texas ivotopisy zemtelych Clenii se uvefeilluii

bezplatnt The obituaries are p rinted without. charge HLAVN DRADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK, president JOE B. BEJNY, vice-president R. A. UREANOVSEY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer FEN ZABCIE, financial secretary All of Temple, Texas, Box 100 AUGUST KACIR, attorney, Tem p le, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. 0. Box 410 — Taylor, Texas ftEDITELE, — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUBENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEE, Second District B. 0. BoX 43 — Granger, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Texas R. E. BROX, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San Angelo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., — Bellaire, Texas ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District Et. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Cor p us Christi, Texas OVY VYBOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas MRS. PRANCES OLEXA 6402 Ta gg art St. Houston, Texan' RUDOLPH TROUBIL S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Ta y lor, Texas STANOVNi• VYBOR -- BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. KRENEK, p resident, Dime Box. Texas PAW- SABLATURA, secretary G. Box 260 — Louise, Texas

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Vime de je celY svet v pohybu. Stare Pod a a tvori se nova, lepsi. Nikdo z nas nesmi zaspat, anebo zustat pozadu Za jedinY rok se zmeni dneSnim tempera vie, neZ drive za deset ba sto let.

Beda tedy tomu, kdo je OUTS duChem stars' a kdo nechce nebo nennitZe cirZet krok s tomto dobou, kdo se nechce priueit, ze to dnes jid tak nejde jak za jeho rriladYch let.

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sve louZe a mysli, ze je to more Cim vic dnes nekdo vi, tim vic citi a vi, ze dna jen nepatrny zlomek vS"eho lidskeho yedeni. Zda se nam to smeSne, ,hdyZ si nekde mysli, ze ud snetill vSechnu mounron. kaSi ye svete a de tedy, nad nej neni, a

Nezdvorilost, hrubost, neochota, neporadek, nerozdelena prace v radu svadi neelena k nepriznive kritice a takoveho nikdy vice neziskame. Pamatujme na to, aby kaZdy nas navStevnik KaZdY z nas by mel n it tolik vtipu a dove schitze odnaSel si dobrY dojem z obrazotvornosti, aby ze zkuSenosti, z celeho naSeho jednani. poznatktit si nee° prizptilsobil k vlastnimu zdokonalovani. Otvirejme oei a bude se Nekdy si myslime, de dobra, korikurennam yZem lepe pokraeovat. ce je jako motor k naSemu stroji Jednoty. Spolek kterY nema konkurenci je KdyZ jsme zvoleni do nejakeho itradu, jak nezdravY, spi a.jde zpet. Dobra v kaddern poeirm premYSlejme o tom, konkurence nas sill, dava nam divot, zda naSe poeinani je i prospeAne naSi nabada nas vSechny a -dodava novou dalSimu snadeni a jiste ze bez mladeli. Jednim z .nejvetSich titkolit chut' Zivota je ne naheit se delat co se nam konkurence bychom se uZivaili, nudili se libi, co mame radi ale natteit se mit a odespali. Chtejme zvitezit, chtejme Je-li to zustat na vrchu a proto pracu j me sporad, to, co vetSine prospiva. nail Jednoty. je-li leene a nadSene pro vzrtitst vec spravna, , konejme ji smele, a • nespravna nedelejine ji vtbec. a • KaddY z nas musi mit zajem 0 proKaZdY elovek ma rad prijemne veci a spech a pokrok naSi Jednoty. Od posledvZdy rad se vraci' tarn; kde se mu jich ne prijateho Mena az k predsedovi kaddostalo. V naSi Jednote v nag ich radech dello radu nebo vyboru, a denne mama plati to same pravidlo. Radi se vracime jedenkaZdY prileditost pi'ernYSlet a uvakde pro nas tneli itsmev za dobrY CM a Zovat, — co by u nas v rade melo anebo odplacime za dobre slovo, dobry skutek, nemelo bYt. — Co nam prospiva, — co 'Led dobrYm. nam Skodi. Kdo nedela svoji povinnost, nema ten pravy zajem o pokrok Jednoctnost, — vdeenost ty. — Vzacnou skupinou Henu jsou v NaSe odvaha, a poctivost nemaji cent', chybi-li nam Jednot y nail ti, kteri delaii vic ned jezdvorilost. Musime mit pro kaZdeho jich dilem, ti kteri premYSleji, kde co itsmey, ochotu, dobrou naladu a zdvori- ziepkt, kde co opravit, jak pomahat nalost. — Pri torn pamatujme, de kaZdY Sim organisatortim. Jsou to lids, kteri je hlad- rostou a, jdou vpred. Jsou piliti nail Nov & . je jako kulieka: Si, tim dele se kutali.

Jednoty.

• • O 6asto jsern slysel elena prohodit, — At' nikdo z nas nerika: Ach n9.

Mne se nelibi jak se tam jedna. Nelibi se mi zpusob jednani v radu a tak mne nezaledi, vZclyt' ja to nevytrhnu. — KaZda, prace i to nejmenSi je cenna, tam radej nechodim.

• a platna a ditlelita. — Budete si to protika se, de zeVnejSek klame. Pokud je sim pamatovat? )0 tomu tak, je lepe aby klamal v nad prospech, neZli v na g neprospech. V tomto Licence. svete nestaei, aby elovek byl poradnY, "Tak pry jste sama venovala svemu musi take poradne vypadat. mudi klie od domu?" a a "Ale to je pro jeho radost. On ho ukaNic nedela Teenika tak smeSnYrn, jak zuje pratelum, aby videli, ze je panem to kdyd uZiva -east° a nekdy bez v dome, ale kliC, do vrat nejde." nespravne cizich slov, aneb kdyd je • • krouti a plete. Proto drdme se srozumiRadeji trpeti vlastni bolest neZ e z telne reei, nektera slova jsou prepjata, neptirozena v naSi ke6i, bolest zaviniti,

Ve stredu, dne 3. Nina 1962

Okrskovir kalendai TRETI OKRSEK bude konat svoji podzimni schfizi dne 28. kijna (28 October). BliZSI podrobnosti a program toho dne bude v kratkosti oznamen.

• • l'ozditnni sehtize pateho okrsku Schaze pateho okrsku se bude poicadati 21. kijna, 1962. Misto bude oznamene pozdeji a take doufame, ze druhy okrsky nebudou poradati schtze, atd. na ten F. A. Kadleeek, taj. 5, okrsku den.

■fe SEW! OKRSEK Podzimni schfize Sesteho okrsku bude poradana u radu Karel Hav'leek 'disk 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation Hall" Dne 4. listopadu),1962. Zaeatek v 1 hodinu odpoiedne. Zadame ostatni okrsky aby nam ten den laskave ponechaly. Frank J. Olgovsky, okrskovY tajemnik.

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ristY schilze prvniho okrsku Datum ani misto prigti Jarni schfize prvniho okrsku. nebylo ,ureeno ye schtizi okrsku dne 9. zari v Dime Box. Ponechano vyboru by stanovil eas a misto dle prihlagek radu zdruZ"enYch v prvnim okrsku ktere se o pri gti schfizi v roce 1963 prihlasi. — Pe prihla gce radu bude misto a eas oznamen.

Jsou to rady v okresu Austin, eisla , 22 — 33-37- 44- 59-60-68-122 — 141. v Bastrop okresu, eisla 18 — 38.

V Brazos okresu, eisla 39 — 129. V Burleson okresu, eisla 7 — 9 — 17 — 34 — 100 — 116 — 120. Ve Fayette okresu eisla: i — 1 — 11 -- 12 21 — 51 64 — 67 — 103 — 106. V Gonzales okresu eislo 57.

V Lee okresu eisla 13 — 105. Ve Washington okresu 'Oslo 14. ) 0) (

Naie navitetvy Teg ilo nds v tiskarne minulY tYcien privitat tyto pratele. Bratri Hugo Freund, J. Marek, Robert Cervenka, Ed. Trojaeek z Ennis, maniele , Cartoflee z Los Angeles, California, bratr VapZura,. bratr Ooeek, manZ"ele Korteff z Fort Worth a bratr Voleik. Dekujeme za Vagi na.vg tevu a prijd'te prilaitostne zas. )0t Citlive srdee "Ty divas chycene ryby do gkatule?"

"Ana, ale nadelal jsem v ni diry, aby ryby mely dost vzduchu!"

VESTNiK ®- WEST, TEXAS

Piipravme se viichni navgtivit OESKO-AMERICKt.

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v Dallas, vYbor pro Oesky Den na statni vYstave na dne 7. rijna. kona rozsahle pripravy aby se tento den pekno vydatil. Oeekava se velka navSteva ze Program ye dvou eastech: vgech nag ich osad a prejeme mnoho Cast prvni: zdaru a priznive poeasi. dle zprdvy kterou jsme obdrZeli Zaene presne o 1 hodine odpoledne v posloucharne v budove Hall of State se osadni Bazar v La Salle dobre vydaIiI a navAteva lida byla velka. Take ba(nedaleko Women's Bldg.) Program bu- vina darovana Ze prinesla dobrou cenu. de trvat do trech hodin, jest vaZnei gie ho druh y, a obsahuje: concertni hudbu -- Ze v Shiner mantele krajana Lad. od DVoraka, Smetany, Frimla, Fibicha, Patka vdavaji dceru a prejeme Stesti. a j.; SokolskY telocvik; taneen1 Beseda; • zneveckY sbor; rfizne hudebni predstave— Ze ye Wagneroce nemocnici minuni; a mnoho jinYch. Vetgina fiein- 1ST tYden manZelinn Adolfo. Ja gka se nakujicich budou v krojich. KdeZto tato rodil chlapeeek. Jsou to osadnici z osady Pra2ske. Blahoprejeme.

Oast druhd: v nedell, 7. rijna 1962 pri statni qstave v Dallas

Zaene priblane 3:20 hodin odpoledne v pavilionu (Band Shell — kde se loni odbYval eeskY den). Slide zde adinkovat 20-elennY dechovY orkester s eeskou hudbu. Pri poslechu hudby bude na prodej ve gkere obeerstveni pro mlade i dospele; ve gkere druhy klobasovYch senvieti, keramiky, panny, babu gky, 'Ceske knihy, eesko-mora yske gramaionove desky; a mnoho jinYch krasnYch yea

— Ze zde y e West zemkela pani Mary Urbanova 80Ieta minulY tYden. Byla po obradech z katolickeho kostela pochovana na osadni hrbitov. Pozustale rodine vyslovujeme naSi soustrast.

• — Ze sleena Patricia Kubena z East Bernard je nastavaj ici nevestou pana Jerry KolaenYho z Houston a budou sezdani v katolickem kostele v East Bernard. Prejeme gtesti.

Jest to prilditost jednou v roce uvide— Ze v Sinton se manZel grn Ad. Vati zname, pratele a pribuzne z celeho lentovYm narodila ,dceruSka MinulY tYstatu Texas. Ujednejte se se zde sejiti a den. — NaSe blahoprani.

• • spoleene uziti pekneho pobytu,.

-- Ze z Abbott je hla g en osadni BaVstupne v obou mistech je ZDARMA. zar kterY se bude konat v osadni sini (Tato nedele jest take zvla gte venova- y e West s veeeri o 5 hodinach. Nekolik balu baviny bylo darovano ve prospech na obeanum mesta West). osady.

KRAJANE d'te!

Dolores Krenkova byla sezdana Za vS7bor: s panem Bill Morgan z Brazorii. Nevesta Nick Alois Morris, Pred. je dcerou, Louis KrenkovYch z El Camoeskeho Festivalu 1962 po. Prejeme jim Stesti. )0( minulY tYden zemrela v fttulne stara osadnice ze Sealy, pani Mathilda Sahova 831eta. Byla dlouho nemocna a, upoutand na luZko. — Pozustale rodine plati nage soustrast.

• • Laskave si pov§imnete dopisu nageho — 2e se dle spra y mnoho nagich krabratra Aug. Kacire v tomto Cisle, v kterem upozorimje rodiee i na ge studenty, janu chysta na, "Oesky- Den" na. Statni Z"e se na na gi statni universite dosud vYstavu do Dallas, dne 7. rijna t. j. v vyueuje Ceske fen — Va g zaj em a pH- nedeli. Chystaji tarn ease Dallasky hagka pomohou udr2eti tento dobor na, zajimavY porad. I3ude v tento samY den i Universite v Austin a 'Zadame Vas sna'Z- den Westske osady a kdo by si pral jet ne o priznive rozhodnuti. Mnoho do Dallas spoleene Busem mei by se pHu bratra, Roberta Oervertky zdaru preje redaktor.

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— Ze pi. Gerikova z Aquilla b yla oSettend minuly tyclen v nemocnici ye Waco. Prejeme ji brzke uzdraveni.

• Dne 2. zati skoneila v Praze Svetova — Ze nad krajan Henry Popp od Abbott se vaZne poranil kdyZ se svYm vo- vS7stav a podtovnich znamek Praga 19zidlem vrazil do konkrytove slou.pu. Byl 32. Byla to prvni vYstava toho druhu a dopraven do nemocnice v Hillsboro k o- zozsahu na svete, protole po prve se na Aetteni a jeho kara ovkm de se sama ne- filatelisticke vYstave objevily i oficialni 3xpozice jednotlivych statti a jejich pcAzahoji. ,Pvnich spra y . V prubehu filatelistickou - Ze povoleno bylo na gim spolkovym n.ganizaci FIP usporadan prvni mezisenatem 5 milionu dolarti na koupi po- narodni filatelistickyr den, ktery se bude zemku, aby na Padre Island v mexickem pravidelne opakovat.

Na Svetove filatelisticke vystave v zalivu byl zrizen "Narodni Park". Bude pry 80 mil dlouhY na tomto ostrovu a Praze bylo vystaveno na milion dye ste isic znamek. Zneastnilo se ji pies 1300 ztiien tam resortni misto pro vYletniky, kterY si mohou takovY vYlet dovolit. S ✓ystavovatelu, kteri vystavovali i nejpiseitYm syYm pobrelim a polotropic- vzacnejSi unikaty, jako naptiklad mokYm podnebim tento ostrov de pry se dreho Maurita a. j. Proto bylo tfeba,, aby stane larigtem cele (?) Ameriky, — a k exponaty bIly pojikeny na vysoke hodtomu dodavam: — Ned nekterY priai noty. Celkove byly znamky pojfSteny na ten hurikan jdouci tim smerem celY tam 150 mil. korun, innohamilionove po j ivybudovani "kram" zas smete do mote. §teni se tYkalo i jen nekterych sbirek — napriklad sbirka Itala dr. Julia RoAmen. laffi byla pojigtena na 25 mil. korun, ) 0 r. atd. Nejvet gi zajem byl prirozene o znamku modry Mauritius, kterYch je jen • nekolik na svete, ale ani ostatni sbirky nepri'Sly zkratka.

Puvodne se oeekavalo, de na vYstavu Praga 1962 pkijde okolo 150 tisic zaBratti a sestry orgailiatoki pov§im jenacti, ale toto oeekavani bylo daleko nete si lask.ave ruznYch zprav, "co jsem prevY'Seno skuteenosti: nav gtevniku bypies tYden zaslechr aneb v Vriends in lo etvrt milionu. A je gte dochazela the News", kde uvadime ptile2itost prc • aby yYstava byla prodlouZena, cod vas zajemce vyhledat a ptipornenouti z technickYch dtivodu nebylo moZne. Ze kaftlY elovet potteouje pojisteni VYstava ukazala, Ze zajent filatelistu se Jest to nejlep g ulo&ni na§ich penez, • noslednich letech odklani od klasicvzpomente jim, d v Ka2dern ptipade do- kelt° sbirani chybotiskil a unikatil a stastane poji§teny sve penize zpatky. — le vice ptatel ziskava, filatelie Nametotom ale kaeclY elen SPJST ma nfil01- • Dtiva sberateltint mo'Znost daleko tost ku konani nesmirne dobre 8poleeen- hlubSi.ho poznani ku_lturniho dedictvi a ske praci v tade 1 v na. gich distriktecb umeni jednotlivYch narodil, spinuje s nazi mladeii aneb bYti ireastni dobro- pine mite heslo Svetove vYstavy podeinne yfraci. — Ziskavejme ditky OZT1a- tovnich znamek Praga, 1962, ktere znelo: meni v nazi rubrice aneb ty ditky na- "Za ptatelstvi mezi narody". I filatelie Aich zemfelYch Menu. — Parnatujme na je jednou z cest; na nichd se lids nejto, de cheeme v tonito roce °pet prevY- rilznejkch zemi poznavaji a nachazeji Aiti ureenou kvotu a oteleme Vam k sobs cestu pratelstvi. then jen mokIV zdar Mezi exponaty, vysta yenYmi na pral)O( ske filatelisticke vYstave, jsme nalezli i nektere sbirky krajant. Tak napfiklad DOPIS ZE SEYMOUR Pro nas, kteri jsme se od poeatku v tu vystavoval vicepresident eeskosloDkrskach nakch pramlouvali, aby se venskeho filatelistickeho spolku v Chicahnuti s mlacleli venovala usilovna po- gu John Velek Vondrat, z Rakouska to zornost, — jest dopis, kterY k uverejneni vystavovali nebo jako zajemci se projevili krajane Hrubec, Konvalinka, Peliposlal mlaclik od facia 72 velice cennY. Je uverejnen v anglicke easti a psal kan, Veverka a dalda. Filatelie je totid jej nas Men Joe Eric Kocurek ze Sey- i pro ne to, co je take spoujuje se stamour. Laskave si jej pozorne pfeetete. — rou vlasti.

VYstava Praga, 1962 skoneila. Byla velVyjadiuje v nem jeho dojmy ze schtze celostatni ye Waco. — Verim, de i jine kYm piinosem pro svetovou filatelii, byze skupiny contestantti meli stejne do- la prilelitosti, aby se v Praze na konjrny a doufejme, rde se po base ted dopi- gresu mezinarodni filatelisticke federace Red. FIP sedly sta zajemcti z celeho sveta.

TeS'ilo by nas to. sem ptihlasi.

VSTstava poitovnich znamek

Brat i a Sestry Organisitoii

Ve stfedu, dne 3. tijna 1962

CeskS7 jazyk na Universite (esita fee bude vyueovana na University of Texas letos nathile Mnoho nagich lidi, stardich a obzylaSt' nage mlacle2 ktera jde do University of Texas letos se obavaji de Oeska, tee se naddle nebude vyneovati na University of Texas, proto de Dr. Eduard Mieek zemiel. Je zapotkebi aby nadi studenti kteti letos jdou do University of Texas se seznamili s Panem Tudek Kozlikem kterY vyueoval Ceskou tee po obdobi poslednich tti leta. V roce 1961-62 mel 24 Z'atir v prvni 'aide . a 12 v druhe de. Dr. Mieek vyueoval -Oaa a etvrty rok studii. Pan Kozlik se teSi de kaZdy 2ak kterY se zajima o eeskou i ee se k nemu ptihlasi ihned kdO pNjede do Austin.

Take vdichni ostatni Mei eeskeno puvodu. 0 n se tni de bude mit mnoho 'Mar ye vdech tridach letos.

Pan Kozlik iikal panu R. J. Bartoshovi, pravnik v Tayor a pravni radce KJT pokladnik Matice VyMiho Vzdelani Texas, a mne de jeho ptani je, aby se obeznamil s lidmi eeskeho ptivodu v Texas. Doufam, de jeho pl'ani se vydafi. eechie Klub bude take ireinkovati letos, jako obyeejne. Rodiee 'Zakti v University maji pidle gtost navdtiviti sve deti v den kdyd 6echie Club potada schtizi.

Pan Kozlik se narodil v Praze, 6echoslovakia. V race 1947 del do Anglie kde Ptebyl etyki roky a pak piijel do Ameriky pied 11 lety, Jemu se zamlouva, Americky divot a duch Svobody jakou nadel v nagi zemi.

Pana Tudek Kozlik, adresa. v Austin, le 3505 Hillview, a 'Oslo telefon je G. L. 2-6133, a pfeji si aby nazi Mei ho volali pro vdecku modnou informaci. Take mude vYpomoct zaeateeniktim vybrati kurse na University of Texas.

Vdichni piejem Panu Kozlikovi mnoho zdaru a veselosti mezi nami. 6eskS7 ExstudentskY Klub s radosti ITYponnWe odboru, dakum, pan_u Kozlikovi a vgem pro irspe gny rok.

August Kacir: Piedseda 6eskSrch Ex-studentu v Texas. )0( ITfroEn1 Sjezd Rodiny Trlica KopeckY bude se konat v Hallettsville City Recreation sin i v nedeli, dne 7. fijna (Oct.) 1962.

SpoleenY "Basket Lunch" 0 12 hodin v poledne.

ye stPeclu, dne 3. Mina 1962

Cede-statni Contest Dokoneeni se strany 1 ale i velice vYdatne nam pomand, pPedstaviti se to na gi pPitonone mla.dezi v tom nejlep gim svetle. Proto tedy diky si zaslouai jedenkaadY, kdo v dobrern amyslu se rninulou nedeli I s rodinoa siiCos tuil.

Nage Hlavni aPadovna byla zastoupena bratrem pPeds. Marken, bratrem Hejnm, bratrem 2abeikem, bratrem Kolihou, bratrem Kacifem, dale bratrem 8krabdnkem, bratrem Oervenkou a bratrem Vitkem. Mimo jmenovanYch tomne byly na ge mile sestry vedouci vgech sedmi okrskti a bratti distriktni organisatoPi z peti dkrskti. Shledl jsem a mel radostne shledani s innohYmi z Dallas, Fort Worth, Ennis, Elk, West Waco, Taylor, Granger, Austin, San Antonio, Houston, East Bernard, Rosenberg, Snook, Caldwell, Bryan, Seymour, Granger a pakli jsem nektere osady zde nejmenoval, odpust't'e.

Program zahajil pfedseda Padu bratr 0. Hanug a po uvitaclm proslovu v obou Peeich ptedali vedeni schnze bratru A. Vrlovi ceremonian toho dne. Sloaen slib vernosti na gi vlajce a nasledovalo pfedstavo ydni Ufednikti a rtiznYch nagich okrskovYch einovnikt. Bratr Marek oPedseda Hlavni idadovny a bratr meli pak deli proslov o kterem podavame, k vali mladeai, zprava v anglicke easti tohoto eisla. si tuto zpravu pfeetete.

Vetginou se v teto schtizi hovailo anglickY. Jak se umistnili Contestanti, jejich eisla a vYsledek i odmeny, tea popisujeme v anglicke easti. — Na ge obecenstvo pPitomne ocenilo vYkony mladeae a hluenYm polteskern po kaadena jednotlivYm Cisle dalo znati projev oceneni.

CM se zde je gte zrniniti, ze sestry Padu 66 jak obyeejne i tentokrate dokonale uspokojili, rychle a vlidne obslouaili cllouhou Padu hostti, chutnou hostinou.

Diky jim vgem.

Tea eiperna mladea Padova pomahala pPi stolech, odna gela nadobi, zbytky ze stolii a prokazali nam rfizne Usluhy, coa na nas ueluilo dobrY dojem. Diky jim. ae jest tato pPiprava pro ne dobrou gkolou. — Vesmes tento den mohl kaadeho pote git a uspokojit. Vgem tern sestram a bratrem v okrskach, od Padu 66 ve Waco, v geminavgtevniktim a Ma yne na gi mile mladeai skladame na gi poklonu. Jsem jist,, ae hovaim za vsech-

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Mame si uvedomit Jegte nam zni v u gich basnikova slova "To kalne rano", vyslovena onoho dne, kdy pied petadvaceti lety zemPel T. G. Masaryk. Rano bylo je gte kalnejgi, ilea se bdsnik elomnival. Nenesli k hrobu jen jednoho mute, umirala cold epocha.

Devatenacte stoleti, ktere se protahlo do prvniho desetileti stoleti dvacateho, bylo periodou jakesi mlrnosti, kterd se nam nyni, v nasich temnych chvllich, nekdy add bYt vYjimkou , v dejinach. Byly tiny, jicha cisarove a kralove se ostYehali se dopustit. RakouskY cisat byl gentleman ve srovnani s modernimi diktatory. Ureite slu gne zasady vladly a ureite hlavnl u glechtile knihy byly cteny ye vsech zemich. Rozum a sebeoviddani byly uctivany, tstavy dosti spolehlive chranily lidska, a obeanska prava.

Na tomto pozadi T. G. Masaryk rozvijel svou filosofli demokracie. Aekl, ae "demokracie je diskuse", a mohl se dtisledne chovat podle toho. Nestalo se mu, aby nasilim byl staaen s Peeni gte, aby mu bylo zakazano psat a mluvit. CisaPe, jemua oponoval ani nenapadlo, ze by ho mohl zbavit aivobyti, uveznit nebo popravit.

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001.1.090swatels14 Austin, Texas VaaenY pane KaciPi, vdaeny etenaPi, Ve svem kratkem dopise Vain chci podekovat za Va gi snahu o puohloubeni zajmu o eeskou Pee u studentii prichazejicich na University of Texas. Ceti jsem Vag dopis uveiejnenY ye Vestniku, eiglo 38.

Bylo to od Vas velmi laskave, ze jste pfiponmet na gim dobrYin lidem eeskeho ptivodu o pPileaitosti obdraeti "credit" za studium sve puvodni ten Nekdy se zda, ze je tteba, aby jim o tom kdosi vefejne eas od easu ptipominal.

Velmi malo studentu si uvedomuje, ze na nagi universite existuje "major' v Ceske reei. Vyaaduje pouhYch 24 hodin.

(Viz katalog.) Mnozi student! nejsou spokojeni s jednim "major" a Casto si zvoli druhe. Zde maji moanost zvolit si za svoje "second major" ee gtinu a po starat se timto zptisobem o udraovani ktera jim musi bYt drahon uz jen proto, ze byla: Peel. jejich pPedith. Tito student! by se moll sami postarat o to, aby eatina v Texase nevymPela. Sami se m snaait vyueovat druhe. Sami se musi snaait mluvit doma touto ptivodni Peei.

Bode to smutne, nechaji-li takovou krasnou Pee zemPit. .. Dekuji Vain Jest e Jedr4CM S ApPimnYm pozdravem, Vag Ludek A. Kozlik Vas y:Aechny kdoZ se stehujete upozor, Special Instructor tiujeme. ze zmeny adres dluZno zasilati Slavonic Department PtiM0 do naSi Hlavni tdladovny kde s )0( adresaf opravuje. zmenT,, adres do West, musime je zas odesilat Pokrok Houston Oslo 88 -TO Temple Hlavni firadovne a mame 9 Vaaene sestry a mili bratPi: tirn zbyteenou praei a pnAtovne vfilohy U na geho Padu Pokrok Houstonu to 1dresa' Hlavni iThllovny jest slovo "pokrok" anamena, postup krok k BOX 100 lepgimu, neco vice nea pohyb. Rozeslali TEMPLE, TEXAS j sme aadost na eleny, abychom dostali od Mena vypaleit penize a mohli zaDekuji V4-pa za pozornue., piedem platit hotovymi za jedenact akril poFed, zemku, kterY jsme 'koupili pH. White Oak ) 0( Bayou na Zapadni Patnacte uliei (West Proto 15th Street), na zapad od Shepherd Skladatel Karel Weiss potkal Drive. Jsme velice radi, ae eleni se ka Bohdama Kamenickeho, zastavil se a pujeky nam dali. Musime mit s nim a povida mu: "Jestli pak vite, Ka- do 3. Pijna $15,000 a vypada, zc ie budemenickY, co se on zdalo v noel na dne- me init. gek? Tak se mi van zdalo, ae jsem delal Na otazky, co budeme Mat, kdya se cestu okolo sveta."

"A proto jsem vas tak ellouho nevi- nam nabidne od elena vice nea tech patnact tisic, finaneni vYbor bude veildel!" cc rad, ketya se pPihiasi vice penez nea, prave pottebujeme. Mame fond no zany, kciya Vas vg echny jmenovane zde koupeni pozeink'u a take name fond na jeg te jednou ujistim, ze na den 23. zaii upraveni a zlepSeni "nista, kde bode se a na Elm Mott, budeme diouho vzpo- stavet nak nova spolkova budova.

Nazdar minati.

Finaneni vSfbor pfijme clarSi pilljeky a ye,IS redaktor kaZda piljeka pfinese 5% Urokil. Kdo by

Strana e Si pral lep g vysvetleni, zavolejte telefonem bratra Louis Hanuse, eislo telefonu UN 2-8754. On vysvetli dopodrobna vSechno a hiavne tri body: (1) Kdy2 rad obdrZi piljeku, vy,stavi piljeujicimu elenu notu, ktera bude podepsana, firedniky radu. (2) Nota ponese 5% firokft a ten bude splatnY na 1. kijna nasledujiciho roku. (3) itad vyplati tyto piljeky die moZnosti v nejkratSi dobe. Kdyby 'Olen potreboval penize, ktere radu pUjeka bude vyplacena bez odkladu.

Mohl bych o teto veci psat hodne vice, ale mane deli zpravu v anglicke ea--; sti Vestniku. Prosim, preetete Si ji a potorn mne zavolejte a sdelte mi, kolik penez chcete radu zaptijeit, aby naS" krok ke zlepSeni einnosti u radu Pokrok Houstonu byl opravdu "pokrokem", hlaste se, aby vase jmeno bylo mezi tem' ochotnYmi, ukazujicimi dobrou vuIi a spolupraci s teni, kdo Si vzali za svilj fikol pokraeovat a zlepSovat v tech vecech, ktere zlep‘Seni u2 davno potrebovaly. Zavole j te mne telefonem a dejte mi vedet, e chcete byt na seznamu pracovnikii. Bude to k vaSemu prospechu, kdy Z si penize ulo2ite u radu a dostanete pet procent Urokfl. Bude to k prospechu ra,du. Pracujme spoleene a bud'me pritom bratri a pratele.

BratrskY váS Louis Hanus, predseda finaneniho vyboru t-

itad 'Oslo 47, SPJST Seaton, Texas Sestry a bratri.

Dnes toho neni mnoho o earn bych mohl psat. V rninule schtizi odbYvane 1. zari byly projednavane beZne zalelitosti ktere se opakuji kaZdou schtizi. Nepritomen byl bratr mistopredseda a na jeho misto byl ustanoven bratr Frank V. Spanhel ml. Do radu byla pri j ata Cyntia chaloupka.

Na listku nemocnYch v dobe schnze sestry Vilma Motiova a Mally Motlova.

V zalelitosti opravy sine byla dost' dlouha debata ale nebyl udelata•ZadnY pokrok.

PotegtelnYm zjevem bylo zaloMni organizovani zpevackeho krou'Zku minal mesic, kdy byli zvoleni firednici a za reditele byl vybran bratr 0. H. Juren bYvalY ueitel ye Skole na Lost Prarie severne od Seaton. Mimochodem reeeno bratr Juren byl jeden z tech nejlepSich ueiteln no, venkovskYch S- kolach tehdejSi doby. Preji tomuto krouZku nspech a zdar a doufam 2e bude dobre -pokraeovat a noel sini bude hlaholit Ceske pisnieka. OvSem krouZek nebude pongvat jen Ceske pisnieky ale take anglicke.

KrouZek ma tady ‘Siroke pole pilsobno-

VESTNiX— WEST. TEXAS sti a prile gtosti. OvSem Z'e se naskytnow problemy a nesnaze ktere musi byt prekonany ale s tern" se potka kaZde nova Wes°. KronZek bude mit schtzku po ra,dove schfizi v nedeli 7. rijna a kaZclY bude vitan ptipojit se ke krou2ku S bratrskym pozdravem Karel Kalenda, dopisovatel ) 0(

Ve tiqr' u, clue 3. INJna 1962

Posrnrtni vzpominka

V pondeli rano denik "The Corpus Christi Times" prines1 zpravu, 2e Jakub Mili bratii a sestry.

P. Nemec zemkel v mistni nemocnici V posledni kadove schtizi elenove se nedeli 23. zaki po dlouhe nemoci ye yeusnesly Ce druhou nedeli v mesici kijnu ku 80 let.

14. rijna rad oslavi 451ete trvani na geNarozen byl v Archlebove v Oeskosloho radu 135 ktery byl zalolenY roku vensku a do Texas prijel kdy2 mu bylo 1917 ye zdejAi sokolovne, v Ennis, Texas. 21 let. Jeho prvni domov byl na fume Bude pkipraveny chutny °bed, ktery pH Granger, a v roku 1922, se prestehona ge spolusestry pkichystaji a bude pH- val na farmu pri Corpus Christi, kde chystan zaloavny program a jest Zadouc- Uspegne farmoval se svoji rodinou. no aby Cleno ye se dostavily a spoleene Posiednich inekolik rokii bydlel ye mese meli dolore.

Jako obyeejne na ge sestry jako dobre ste ze svoji manZelkou, kde si kuchakky pkinesou chutne peeivo, ktere peknY novY domov, aby uCili zaslouknepH tom kafieku dobre chutna,. JiC jest ho odpoeinku. Dlouho se nete gili a neutomu 45 let kdy v dobe valeene byl nas Zili toho mestkeho odpoeinku, kdy2 rad zalnZen a jmenovan "Volna, Cechie" Jednoho dne pritele Jakuba potkalo nena dtikaz prani elenn kteri tenkrate gtesti jak jel ve sve kare po hlavni ulici chtely uvideti naSe Ceskoslovensko svo- jina jedouci kara vrazila do jeho kary bodne. DalSi podrobnosti jeSte oznangim a to jemu bylo osudbe. Byl -Wee zranen o teto na g slavnosti ku ktere Jednota a tomuto zraneni podlehl.

Sokol diva zdarma spolkovou budovu Znavali jsme se s Jakubem po mnoho k pouZivani. let a kdy2 jsem byl v roku 1933 v ennisS pozdravem Jos. Vytopil kem sjezdu RVOS zvolen riditelem, tak ) 0( j sme se lope poznali a po pristehoyani Oznameni podzimni sehfize pateho se sem do Corpus Christi 'oast° jsme se okrsku Houton, Texas schazeli v tech na g ich sinich. On byl einnYm elenem KJT muZskeho Klubu Bratri a sestry: Podzimni schfize pateho okrsku bude Cyrilo-Methodejskeho a predsedou sine poradana u radu Cislo 88, 21. kijna a tim- Moravan a re giserem Ceskych divadel, to psanim jsou fictive zvani elenove Ma velke zasluhy na zvelebovanl osady vSech radu pateho okrsku. Take jsou a jeho odchodu Zell zarmoucena manZelzvani elenove Jednoty z jinych okrskti. ka Franti gka, sedm deer: pi. Emil HavelSchtize zapoene ye 1:30 odpoledne a kova, pi. Henry Juricova., pi. C. E. Barskonei v pet hodin. Dej programu atd. to gova, pi. Cyril Ka gparova a pi. Edwin J. Kureekova, v Corpus Christi, a pi. V. budou oznarnene pozdeji.

A. Fetrii, Raymondville a pi. Henry Wade S bratrskym pozdravem F. A. Kadleeek, Taj. pateho okrsku jr. ye Victoria. Best synu, James a Edward v Corpus Christi, John, Frank a C1( Emil v Robstown a Steve v Cibolo: -OA Sjezd. Galliove rodiny Rodina Galilova bude konat droeni sestry, pi. Ellizabeth Jurek, pi. Frances spezd rodiny dne 14. kijna, t.j. v nedeli ,Polaeek a pi. Barbara Otahal v Archiev Hallettsville City Recreation Hall'. bove v Ceskoslovensku; 71 vnuku a vnuKaZdy kdo spiznen s touto rodinou jest eek a 2 pravnukil a pravnueek. Celkem vgech portistalYch 106 Zell jeho odchouctive zvan se sueastnit. du mirno mnoha eetnYch pratel. )0( PIN honbe za Stestim je mnonY honec Pohrebni obrady vYkonal jeho vnuk postrelen.

Rev. James Petal, ve stredu dopolecine a telesne pozilstaky dopraveny k veeneSobestaeriosti je prvni zastavka na cc- mu idoleni na Holy Cross hrbitov. ste ke 6 FozustalVin projevujem na gi srdeenou soustrast. test budi2 jeho pamatce!

Litost a dobre mySlenky pricha.zeji John a Albina Staga easto phili pozde. itad Volna Cechie Cislo 135 Ennis, Texas

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V t STNIK — WEST, TEXAS tale na Smithville, pan Anton Travnieek, taky ze pry dobre pokraeoje, bude moc brzo dome se twit se svoji manZelkou., MinulY tYden besedovala v Houstone manaelka Anna Charlie Hribka a dobke ze se tam inela, ma tam hodne pkibuznYch a pratel.

V nedeli byl na Cistern piknik a Ina-vateva byla velika. Prijely z blizka a z daleka. Lida jidla meli co si kdo ptal, velice dobre obsluhovali, bylo pobaveni muzika pana Migla pro male i stare z Moulton, pekne vyhravala cele odpoledne a veeer tea..

Seg el se tarn leden z druhYm co se claim° nevideli. No, a ted' trZ dost, a prijd'te hodne vi,^, do schfizich budeme se ted -Wait na sejiti.

Prejem vaem nemocnYm zdravi a na shledanou Mary Stepan Dopisovatelka; kadu 38 )O(

Bad eislo 38, Koval, Texas Mild sestry a bratii: VaZena redakce.

Potom velkem suchu pekne nam zapraelo tak zase je prace dost v zahradce sazet nejaky ty semena, zemaky uz jsou nasazene ale jestli brzo nebude zas prset, tak ta vlaha se ztrati. Travniky se zaeall pekne zelenat a v zahradce co bylo zelene u.Z kobylky — maji hodove easy — otrava neni nic platna nejlepai zebrat metlu a potlouct je no ale kdo mute po zahradce litat a zapackovat a tam ostat v pisku lezet jak ten melon. Ani Odi Spolku cis 9 SVPS Fort Worth tech veil neni.

Sestry a brtri: Nag spolek 'Oslo 9 ye Forth Worth buNaae Padova schfize se konala v nedeli 9. zari o dvou hodinach odpoledne. de konat svoji podzimni schtzi 21. kijna Schtizi zahajil miste(predseda brIatr v sini Sokola o 2:30 odpoledne a jste Frank Stepan. Byla vzdana test vlajce vaichni zvani se sueastnit. Bude volba kterou prennes bratr Pokladnik, Felix firednikni a delegatii do priatiho sjezdu.

Po schuzi bode spoleena svaeina a naVoleik a opakovana v gemi eleny. ge mile sestry jsou Zadane aby zas neTajemnik Jerry Stepan pieced proto- jakYm peeivern prispeli co mokno. 0 makol. Bratr Adolf Kotulan podal etvrtlet- so a chleb se postara. naae odboeka, — ni zpravu byla dobra — bylo mu podeko- Posledni schtze v.eervenci se velice pekOno za tu dobrou praci a zpravu. Oz- ne vydatila. Bylo nas pies 300 a vaem na,meno ze nemocni bratri a sestry se tern dobrYm sestram co v kuchyne prapozdravuji. Prejem vaern dobre zdravi. covali, velice dekujem.

Po ukoneeni sclanze bylo pkipravene kaJak jid bylo ye Vestniku zdeleno, zemfe a zakusky a male pobaveni ad navate- rela nam mild elenkyne pi. Josefina va byla slabs ve schfizi. Je to chyba, 'Ze Miteff dne 14. zaki. Nemela rodinu ale obytejne ta Distriktni schfize pkipadne hodne pratel. Patrila do na gich spolkti na to nedeli kdy domaci rady maji svo- zde a prejeme ji lehke odpoeinuti a je schfize. Kdyby to bylo na nekterou kralovstvi BoZi. — Pojedeme nekam na jinou nedeli co se schtize odbYvaji, my- vYlet a proto piai driv o to naai slim ze by jich vice jelo na tu Distriktni abyste nezapomneli a jiste se dostaschuzi a tak to mosi zfistat 'cloma a pak vili. na schfizi dornaci takv nepkijdou.

Vaem Vam pkeji dobre zdravi a na geMy mime radi aspori j ednu nohu blizbratru redaktorovi a jeho Zenuke ko zemi tak aby kdyZ" se neco, prihodi, zylagt, aby nezapomnel a mo2no-li abychom mohli otect aby z nas neurt- do to flak schfizi dne 21. kijna dojel. — stal mastny plaskae. Vaak oni i ty co to Vam mild sestry jeate jednou pripomipomalu jezdi veil nejsou si 'Zivotem jistY nam, nezapomerite na zakusky a prijd'te. a trZ to neni jak kdyz byly ty Model T S pozdravem jsem Fordky, to nebylo tolik sraZ"ek. Veil ma Anna Korteff kahly jen na pilno aZ kdy se Waco pill.)O( hodi, je pak easu : dost a gkody tea.

El Campo, Texas MinulY Wen dovezena dermu dceru g Bratki a sestry.

-kaslenMryaZimerhanzl Nag aestY okrsek (District) zapoeal Temple, z Scott-White nemocnici kdy zbirku na vybaveni jedne svetnice v napodstoupila vanou operaci. Snad ale gem Domove Odpoeinku SPJST v Taylor. dobre pokraeuje, ji pfe j eme a vgena Zde kvituji prijem o naaich radii v nemocnym. g estem okrsku a ty ktere dosud na tuto V pondeli byl operovan v Thomas api- dobrou vec neptispeli upozornuji zdvo-

rile Z'e maji jegte eas do prvniho listopadu (Nov.) svin prispevek nam zaslati. — Tak to prosim laskave vezinete na vedomi.

Had eislo 23 — ®. $25.00 Had eislo 83 --— — 5.00 Had eislo 143 — — 25.00 Had eislo 28 — _ — 20.00 Had eislo 97 — — 25.00 -- 10,00 Had eislo 138 — Had 'Oslo 63 — — — 10.00 Dale jednotlivci co pkispeli jsou: John J. Fiala $1. Ed P. Fiala $1. Chas.

Maresh $1. Mrs. J. W. Krutilek $1.

Mrs. J. W. Krutilek, Treas.

Rt. •3, El Campo, Texas )0( Bad MoravSti bratit eislo 6 Cottonwood, Mili bratti a sestry Nezapomerite de na ge pravidelna sehaze se nebude odbYvat prvni nedeli 7. rijna ale druhou nedeli 14. kijna ye 4 hodiny odpoledne a pa schuzi budeme mit yeeeki barbecue peeeni jeZ da. spolek a vy dobre sestry prosim doneste nejake pokrmy co jsou dobre k barbecue td2 peeivo. Po yeeeti bude tanec pri hoclbe Slim Haislera.

Doufam de se Vas hodne dostavi.

Marie Janecka, dopis. )O( DULEint UPOZOBNENi Kdyz pikte Malin/ fikadovne v Temple prosim pozmente acirsu na P. 0. Box 109 Tentole, Texas.

PRI ZMENE VA gI rDRESY POUZIJTE TOHOTO KUPONU Supreme Lodge SPJST Box 100, Temple, Texas 2adam Vas o zm6nu me adresy jak nasleduje:— Moje nova adresa jest:—

Aloje stars adresa:—

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Ze sveta. kratce minuNarodni Rada Zen v New zahajila akci s vanoenimi listky ly na pomoc detem eeskoslovenSkych uprchlikii v Nemecku a tem, kteri jsou it, nemocni a nemohou vyemigrovat.

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a sire na severovYchodnim konci ptehra- Setieni verejnYch pcnez, hlavne pokud dy. jde o tak zvanou pomoc cizim statum.

• • • • ts. vysla(nec dr. J. Tauer v Kana— Metropolitni museum v New Yor- de byl, v souvislosti s dohodou kanadku koupilo od es. exulanta, umeleckeho ske a es'. vlady o vzajemnein poyYSeni fotografa Vilema, KriZe, dva,cet fotogra- diplomatiekYch stylat na Uroveri velvyf ii pro sve sbirky. slanectvi, jmenovan velvyslancem CSSR ° v Kanade.

• • Redaktor Denniho Hlasatele v Chicagu. Jiriy Kitnar byl pozvan mezinatadaji prupdgteni vezind rodni organisaci redaktord studentskYch Mezinarodni pravnicka komise se easopist "Quill and Scroll", k prednaS- diem . v Zeneve predloZila indonerskeinu kam o komunistickem tisku, jeho meto- presidentu Sukarnovi Zadost o propuStedach a o zpasobech, jakyrni je tento tisk ni tri uveznenych ministerskYch ptedseusmerriovan. dti a deviti dal gich politickYch vezna,

Podle zpravy z Prahy, vychazi nyni v deskosloven An 1220 rtitznYch easopisd. Z tech je 24 dennikin 471 tYdenikii, 223 etrnactidennika, 332 mesie nikii a 170 easopisa vychazejicich jen. Predstavitel americkeho miroveho hnuti v Praze obeas.

VYznaeny predstavitel americkeho mi• • roy al° hnuti dr. Holland Roberts, kteMONTREAUX, SvYcary, 15. zari. Ze ry je elenem predsednictva Svetove raSvYcorskeho mesta Monrteaux bylo v so- dy miru, dlel v techto dnech v Praze. botu oznameno, Ze tarn v patek weer Poskytl zpravodaji CTK rozhovor, v nem2 uprchli dva eleriove es. peveckeho sbo- zdtraznil, Ze mirove hnuti : v USA zaz ru, kterY tam hostoval, a Ze poladali o namenava . soustavny rust. ZdUrazniI poskytnuti politickeho asylu ye Sidi- rovneZ, Ze amerieti vecici zastavaji nacarech. zor, Ze nulklarni pokusy je mono registrovat pristro j i bez kontroly na mists.

12. (kvetna, t. r. doZil se geclesati let Prohlasil dale, Ze znadna Cast obchodniprofesor novozakonni vedy na Komen- kb v USA, ale i umelca, lekara a universkeho fakulte, v Praze dr. Jos. B. Soueek. sitnich profesord se stavi proti zavoclam Jeho vedecka prace nalezla ohlas nejen ve zbrojeni. Obdobne stanovisko zaujalo ✓ evangelicke cirkvi v dSSR ale i za hra- i vice nea 50 studentskych easopisu na nicemi. Dr. Soueek je velmi dobte znam americkYch universitach.

• • ✓ nemeckYch a, anglickYch kruzich.

• • - NavStevnici z e eskoslovenska vraceji se se smutnymi zpravami o kriticke - Ansolventka mistrovske Akoly na situaci ye stare vlasti. PoyyZivovaci harfu na hudebni konservatori ye Fonmery prY'se stale zhorSuji a neni nadetanebleu ye Francii Mina Vrazova byla je na zlepSeni. zvolena predsedkyni. Spolku absolventa teto g koly v New Yorku.

— ds. vojin Jaromir Rachfalik v pine • • vyzbroji pfebehl i se svou strojni puS- Usporadani 50 hvezd na americke vlajce po uznani Al(ja gky a HawajskYch kOu es.-rakouske hranice nedaleko mesta Waldhofen a poladal rakouske bi'aostrova navrhl architekt Josef Vrtel z dy o politicky asyl.

Floridy, rodak z Kojetina na Morave.

• • • New York — Pottle zpravy prislugneho — Os. pion J. Borovieka byl odsouzen soudu, v New Yorku, byla ukoneena in✓ tainem prelieeni (viz HD 15-XII) v ventura pozastalostniho majetku po bYZapadnim Nemecku na 31/2 roku vezeni. valem statnim tajenmiku Johnu. Fos• • teru Dullesovi, ktera podle teto inNadCje na, park u Mansfield( Dam. ventury eini pies $1,000,000, ze kteNa, 38 akrech u Mansfield Dam, Texas rych po zaplaceni dani zustane eistkYch ma bYti zfizen park pro v g eobecne pou- $862,579. Hlavni dedielou je pozusta,15, Evani vgemt yrstvami obyvatelstva, a Dullesova manZelka.

• • ne jen nejakYmi vysoce poyznegenYmi golfari, jako se to nekdy stava. Okresni Baruch rad). k getrnosti komisat Barker pravil, Ze jest dobra Bernard M. Baruch — nyni ji g 921etY nadeje 'Ze park bude zrizen v dohledne stave — americky yladni poradce v (lobe, tak aby obyvatelstvo bylo spdko- hospodarskYch otazkach od dob Wilsojeno. —' Jest nutno vyZadati si schvaleni novy administrace, radi vlade Spoj. sta,od okresniho soudu(. Travis Park by sou- tii aby byla sestavena zvIa gtni parlased!' na jedne strane s jezerem Travis mentarni komise, ktera„ by se starala o

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Podle novYch zasad maji narodni vYbory a ostatni spoleeenske organizace vytvaret predpoklady pro vyneovani jazykinn na vg ech strednich a vysokYch i odborovYch Skolach, a to i jako nepovinne predmety. ZATYSi peei priprave a dalg imu vzdelavani ueitelfx, vedecky prohloubi metody jejich prace tak, aby absolventi nektere z jazykovYch nebo jinYch, g kel mohli bez obtili Gist beZne cizojazyene texty.

Ti, kdoZ Skoly nenav gtevaji, se mohou( naueit hlavnim svetovYrn jazykarn v lidovYcb g kolach jazyka, jazykovYch Skolach nebo v kursech pri osvetovYch zarizenich. )0( Praisky rozhlas uei eegtine Z Prahy zaznel tento hlas: Mill pratele!

Pro vas i pro yak deti, abyste si 0svelili eeskY jazyk modernimi vYrazy, pripravil deskoslovensky rozhlas Kars deli-tiny pro anglicky hovorici poslachaee zaeinaje dne '7. rijna 1962.

Pro Severn Ameriku: V nedeli — 6:30 p. m. E.S.T. Na kratkoylrmych pasmech 25, 41 m.

Ve stredu — 11:00 p. rn. EST. Na kratkovinnych pasmech 25, 31, a 41 m.

TeZ milZete poslat pro studijni broZau a j. informace. NapiSte: Language Lessons, Radio Prague, Czechoslovakia.

ye streclu, doe 3. ri jna 1962 KNUSE MITTENHDBROVA

Plana re Div.& Roman Pokragovani "Jake- to jest asi neprijemm• zamestnani. Cele : dlouhe noci vysedeti v barce pro nekolik ryb!"

"Ovaem, velmi obti gne, namahave, a snacl i nebezpeene, a piece asi zdravej Si, net kterekoli ;Tine. Neni yabec s1 3';eti, to by rybdri take stonall," Dolly do vily a pani Helena Zadala, aby jim opozdend \Teel:e podana byla pied domem, kdeZ je zastala zdhy to z ntesta se vracejiei majitelka vily, na jejit nejistYch pohybech, a rortekanych obich bylo patrne jakesi rozeileni.

Pristoupila jaksi vahave ke stolu a shlednu yS1, to jsou zcela klidne, zapredla s nimi bezvYznamnY rozhovor.

Druheho due probudila se pani Helena, yeereji prochazkou unavena, Pozdeji nez obvykle.

Vklouzla rychle do tupanu, pristoupila: k oknu, jet b9valo na noc jen Zaluziemi zastrene, aby noeni hmyz nemohl yletnouti clovnitr, a chystala se vytal-mouti Zaluzii, kdyZ vtom zaslecbla kra,tkou veto, pri nit se ji zarazila, krev v Zi Rychle vytabla taluzii a vyklonivS1 se ven, spatrila dole rovoriti pani Slavici s jejim pribuznYm, jent k ni east° z Cirkvenice clochazel, "Co jste to pravil?" vykrikla pani Doubra yska zdeaene.

Pani Slavice ponyb, jakoby chtela bratranci zabraniti, aby mluvil, ale tento maul oclmitave rukou a. odbyl ji jaksi prikte: "Mleenim to piece nezadr gia,!" Pak, obratil se k pani reditelove a scleloval ji tresoucim se hlasem velkou hroznou novinu, 'te veera prohlasilo Rakousko Srbsku valku.

"Valku?" vzkrikla pani Doubrayska polekana a div se nezapotacela. "To snad neni motile!" dodala jakoby k sveinu "Ba je, railostp:ani, zbroji se ye v.a'ech rakouskYch zemich!"

"Ale vtdyt' to ureite nevi'S!" zakrikla ho pani Slavice, kter, mela jen na zretcli velkou gkoclia, pakli by se ji hoste rotprchli!

"Blahova, vtdyt' to stoji na velkem cisarove provoldni, preeti si ho lepe, visi u na.s na kagdem rohu."

Pani Helena sotva verila svemu sluchu.

17(3ecka ztrnula hrtizou poslouchala dalai vyklady mutovy ut jen napolo.

Valka, valka, o ktere se soudilo,

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jest v naSi dobe nemotnou! A neat'ast- stvi, po zvyku babi gky Boteny Nemcove, nY, ubohY Jindra, priael zrovna do to ktera rikavala, to zaklepanim na gelo se nejelfive probudi spici duck.

Paul Helena si zakryla oei a div ne"Vstavej, drahouaku, netuai g ani, joke vykrikla itzkosti a galern. hrozne deji se veci!"

UbohY, drahy Jindra!!

Riltenka otevrela velke, krasne oei a Ale za chvili se zkonejaila nadeji, pohledla tazave na matku. se milk avakr treba nekde cestou zdr"Musime misto zitra ve ger odjeti odtel a snad jeSte yeas nalezne zpateeni tud jig rano," hlasila pani Doubrayska cestu do Ameriky. rozechvene, "bylo vyhlaaeno zbrojeui ve 0, keg by se tak stalo. Ke g by se na vAech rakouskYch zemich." ten zptisob mohl vyhnouti bratroVraZed"Zbrojeni?

Matinko — pro Baba, to ne:mu boji s neWastnymi Srby, nebot', jest valka!?" vykrikla rola,da divka to by do valky mush jak bYvalY, zalo g vyskoeila rov4ma nohama, a Ili2ka a -ni rychie se oblekala. bylo samozrejme.

Vgeeka rozechvena Cesala pani redite"BohuZel!" smutne pritakala matka. lova, sve tinave dlouhe vlasy a snad ni`A co Jarola?" tazala se nahle kdy v Zivote nedbala tak malo na, sveij g'enka a azkost zableskla ji v oCich. frees, jako dues.

"Jarola?"

Prevlekla se pak do domaciho ftboru a Pres vaZnost okamtiku musila se paspechala k snidani, v touze po blitaich ni Doubrayska usmati. zpravach.

"Cot pak Jarola! Vtdyt' ten nebyl na Ragenka spala zatim dale zdravYm zakrogeni tatinkovo ani odveden, ale MIspankern a Helena zavrela tile, aby ji je se strYcem Jindrou, jest zalognim neprobudila. poru gikem a jestli ut dojel, mush by Vaak se to hroznou novinu dozvi je- asi narukovat hued!" ate dosti Casne pied domem. Lido trou"Ach, matinko, to jest hrozne! Nesili se kolem z trhu damn do Sv. Jeleny a at'astny strYeek, k tornu se vratil do vSlch-ni zdeSene vykladali o nenaddlem vlasti! A jak snadno mohi vyvaznouti, neatesti, jet potkalo svet. kdyby nebyl tolik spechal. Jaka to nePani reditelova rortrtite posnidala a at'astna nahoda! Co tomu asi nebohY pak uvatovala, co poeiti. V tato chvi- strYt HU.? A co teta Rena?" vzpominali scliazela ji nesmirne opora a rozva- la rozeilene divka. ha muZova.

"Doufam stale, to se jeate cestou neOstatni spoluobyvatelky vily prenesly jak opozdil a zvedev v gas o hrozichn se ji'z' pies prvni rozechveni a rozhodly nebezpeoi, vrati se treba zas do zeme se, k velke radosti pani Slavice, ktera svobody a volnosti. Oh, to by si nejrastale doulala, "te se ta vec nejak jeSte deji u ginil kagdY eech, kterY miluje urovna", nejezditi drive dome, dokud ne- bratry Srby." obdrti zpravy, jak si poeinati.

Jeate dopoledne zaala Rfi genka napoPoslaly do Cirkvenice posla s dope- sled do Cirkvenice pro poatu, ale dues temi na. poStu a tim vratil se jim °pet nebyla prekvapena jiZ liduprazdnStm nadrivejS'i klid posilen nadeji, to jsou zde braim a parkem a vysvetlil se ji take dobre uschovany. ze v tomto zapadlem veerei gi nezvyk1ST vzhled techto mist, 'kde koutku sveta nic se jim nerritZe stati. .ndY. soustred'ovala vaecka spolegS tesklivosti pozorovala Helena, to da- sneosi my ty proto tak ode yzdane sverily se oZde melt asi jiZ k veeent zpravu o torn sodu, jetto nemely nikoho draheho, koho by se mohlo tYkati provolani bran- co se deje, cog ji potvrdilo sdeleni, ne mod. Mohly to zustati klidne dale, vojenska kapela dostala ji g vgera veger ponevad'Z nebyly znepokojeny motnYm rozkaz k okam gitemu odjezdu a to take odchodem drahe bytosti do hrozneho jeate ve gernim parnikem odjela ku svemu pluku. nebezpeei — na bojiate.

Za, to ona — videla neustale v duchu Na poatu se vAakRaZenka j1Z. nedostatvat bolestne prekvapeneho avakra, do- la. Zde byly at do poloviny ulice stla gebreho, ualechtileho Jindry, jehot milo- ny zastupy lidi, gekajicich na pristup do vain, pravou sesterskou 16,skou. kancelare poatovni.

Koreene po dlouhem rozjimani rozDivka, se vratila dome s nepoilzenou a hodla se odjeti s Riltenkou hoed zitra nalezla matku v pilne praci, Vkladala rannim parnikern. jig posledni veci do cestovnich kogn, Vratila se do pokoje a nalezla Rfl- mimo nektere zbytky pradla a koupaci tenku jeate spiel. Pristoupila k jejima g aty, ktere chtela at rano do koAtt vloiihi gku a zat'ukala lehce nay jeji bile ell- ti, aby se mohly jeate dnes naposled ko. vykoupati.

6inivala tak ji g za dob Rfi geneina detVlastne ona se ji g koupati nechtela,

ale RilZenka ji premluvila, aby jeSte vyuZila zdrave lazne, ze smutek a veSeni hlavy tu stejne jiz nepomohou.

Pani Helena pohladila RUZeneino ko a ladila k Usinevu ustaranou tvaf.

"Jsi hodna, du S : ink°, ze mi to pripomina.S‘, to hrozna zprava dolehla mi tak na srdce, ze muslin moci .premahati smutek. Neni to alrave, vim to, ale nemohu se zbaviti hrozne sklieenosti a jest mi, jakobych se byla octla na prahu nekoneenYch Utrap a hrtiz."

"Ty predstavy musiS" zaplaSiti, draha matinko, mohlo by tim utrpeti tve zdravi. Hled' ja zase doufam, ze se °pet brzy kolem nas vyjasni; kaZdY to fika, ze v nynejSi dobe jest dlouha valka nemoZna." RilZenka naposled sverila sve ladne tilko villain, a plula hezky daleko od brehu, zatim co pani Helena, ktera nebyla tak odvaZna jako schovanka, kratkou koupeli se osvelila a na brehu se slunila.

RilZenka, poloZic se na znak, davala se vinami klidne unaSeti a pohliZejic v rivou oblohu, oddala se naposled sladkenau houpani, Mere ji vkly takovou rozkoS' ptisobilo. NeZ dnes vtirave Slenky ruS'ive nieily bYvalY jeji klid. Nebylo dnes moZno tak jako jindy, oddati se poZitku morske lazne, nebot' nejen vedomi, ze je to lazeri posledni, ale i hrilza priAtich dnd, rushy lahodu jeji.

Jindy IttrZenka za takoveho kolebani vIn vzpominala na domov, na vSecky drahe v daleku, pH eemZ se bezdeky zamihia mysli jeji i podoba Jarolova.

Umitiovala si, jak tatinkovi dokonale vyEei krasu takoveho pobytu u more aZ sem pociti touhu poznovu sem s nimi zajeti. Prala si z cele duSe, aby tu nebyla naposledly, aby sem mohla jeSte Casten zavitati.

V Ustave, druZkam, chtela dilkladne vyliciti svtij pobyt na brehu slunne Adrie a vzbuditi v nich touhu po poznani jejich earovnYch puvabu. ZvlaSt' ntloueke, mile KvetuSi, kterou mela RilZenka nejradeji a jiZ take odsud jiZ nekolik pohledu poslala, by pobyt zde zajiste posilil a zdravi jeji upevnil. Jak by to bylo krasne, 'kdyby se zde mohly tak vSeclany sejiti, jak vesele by se to Pak koupalo.

Za chvilenku sedela jiZ zase podle pestounky na brehu a snaZila se zviklati jeji rozhodnuti, ze se jiZ ptijde ustroj iti.

"Nebneva g se, ze jsem to tu nechala tak samor?" tazala se ji skoro takostliye.

"Nebylo to site pane od tebe, RtiZenko, ale vim jak rada se koupa g a proto jsem ti potegeni to ze srdce prala."

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Koutek raideie

Youths Corner

MIKE SE CESKE

LET'S LEARN CZECH

TRICATA SESTA. ULOHA

THIRTY SIXTH LESSON

Kolem do kola nis,

Allaround us.

Nage zeme.

Our Country.

Ochladilo se,

It has cooled off.

Zaki

September.

Rijen.

October.

Maya.

Head.

ruce,

hands,

Ruka,

Hand.

Noha.

Foot,

Nohy,

Feet or legs.

Vzit nohy na ramena.

To run away fast.

Nocleh.

lodging.

NevkusnY.

Tastless.

nahliieti.

To look into.

Za kratko bude zima,

Shortly it will be cold.

Zimnice.

Fever.

Zisk.

Profit.

Ziskati,

To gain.

Negetrnost.

Wastefulness.

Nesvornost.

Discord.

Nadsgeni.

Enthusiasm.

To measure.

Mesto..

City.

Mestska rada.

City Council.

Mezi.

Between.

Mezi nami.

Among us.

mezi sebou,

Between ourselves.

Konec

End of Lesson,

Dear Students: Some more new words someone in Czech that would be willing to learn and to remember. -.- Have you to correct you. tried to form sentences? Try to talk to

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CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full TRIDA W: Splatkovb. do 85ti let, dotlbenefit at age 1. votni. PlnY obnos pojigten1 se plati V atioadu üinrti 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, (Ziieinani v 5 mkt stall) surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA C: 20t1 spldtkova doilvotni. Pint the Payor, the premiums will auobnos pojigteni ye vyplati v pkipatomatically be paid. du umrti od veku jednoho roku ri.

6 • TDA D: 15ti spldtkova dotivotni. Pint obnos pojigteni se vyplati v ptipadu Virber rtiznjrch pojistek na gi SPJST ümrti od veku jednoho roku. vyberte si die potteby TRIDA E: lOti splatkova do g1votni. Pin, TRIDA W: Splatkova. do 85ti let, do2iobnos pojigteni se vyplati v ptipadV votni Multi od veku jednoho roku AIDA PR: Ptednostni doMvotni TARIDA F: 5ti leta naddeni obnos TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, doZivotni. Popojigteni se vyplati v pripadu fimrplatky se plati pouze 20 let ti. od veku jednoho roku TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, daivatni. Po- TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, pinST obnos platky se plati pouze 15 let se vyplati v plIpadu firnrti od veku TittLA E: lOti splatkova,, daivotnl. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 10 let TRID A H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. PlnY obTIda F: 15ti leta nadaeni. Obnos cernos pojigteni se vyplati v plIpadu tifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. fimrti od veku jednoho roku TIDA G: 20ti leta nadadni. Obnos TRIDA I' 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. letech. PlnY obnos poji gteni se vyTRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65t1 letech. Olen plati v ptipadu fimrti ad veku jedplati poplatky aZ. do 65t1 let. noho roku TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni V dosa2eni 18 let, letech pinY obnos poji gteni se vyplati v phiTRIDA K: Splatkova do 65t1 let, dalpade fimrti od veku jednoho roku votni.

TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, doZ1votni. — PlnY obnos pojigteni se vyplati TDA L: Dvojnasobne nrazove poji gtev ptipadu fimrti od veku jednoho ni (Double Indemnity) roku TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistka. Po dosa;teTRIDA L: Dvojnasobne uraznve poji gteni 65 rokil stall elen dosta ya, meni (Double Indemnity) iv. Zemte-11 TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dossesieni ptijern dokud ni 65 rokil staff, Men dostava mesiepled 75 lety stati, dedici dostanou ni ptijem do 75 v7roei narozenin Memesi6ni phi em do 75 vY'roel narozena.

PlnY obnos pojisteni se vyplati nin Mena ptipadu funrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA MC: 20ti leta upisova ochrana PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytuc ktera se roene zrnenhije j e Clenüm platicirn poplatky na detTRIDA MX: lOti Teta, pisova ochrana ske certifikaty tu vYhodu ochrany, e v padu fuolne nemoZnosti nasledktera se rozne zmenguje kern nemoci aneb poraneni aneb V TRIDA ML: 25ti lete, upisova ochrana padu ümrtI platiciho, poplatky na ktera se merle zmenguje. ten detskii certifikat budou samoTRIDA MD: 30t1 leta upisova ochrana dinne zaplaceny.

Respectfully, ktera se roene zmenguje Joe B. Hejny TRIDA 5T: 5t1 leta lhutni. Obnovltelna • a a zmenitelna.

Keeping machinery will oiled results in TRIDA 10T: lOti lete linItni. Obnovitelna less noise. This is not true with hua zmenitelna mans.

TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhfmtni. Zmenitelna • he easiest way to see America first is to keep on buying the new postage V DETSKEM ODDtLENI, stamps.

• TRIDA JT: Doeasne poji gteni do 16 let ktere se me zmeniti na kterekoAll young men have lots of energy, liv jine pojigten1 kdykoliv net do- but much of it is MISS-directed. saline 16 let sveho veku

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Wednesday, October 3, 1962

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

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

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

FROM THE EDITOR S DESK This Is Asking For A Benefits fro Special Favor Life Inzurance News items for our Vestnik from our

"Living benefits" in Texas to policyholders themselves from, their life insurance companies were $193,900,000 in 1961. This was 57 per cent of the year's total life insurance benefit payments to the families of this state, the Institute Of Life Insurance reports.

These payments were in addition to $147,400,000 of death payments to the families of this state,- and compare with payments of $175,100,000 in "living benefits" the year before. The living benefits included endowments, annuties, disability, cash surrended values paid out and dividends to policyholders.

Last year the total of all payments to policyholders and beneficiaries in this state amounted to $341,300,000 compared with $306,900,000 the year before "The use of life insurance benefits for policyholders' own living needs has inure than tripled since 1940," Blake T. Newton, Jr., Institute president, cemMental, "More and more families have set up life insurance pro-grams which call for specific living benefits for education, retirement, travel, business expansion and mortgage repayment. These living benefits have now become an important part of the flow of life insurance funds to American families and will be increasingly important in the future. For the country as a whole, over $5,400,000,000 will go to living policyholders this year as benefits, four times the annual figure at the end of World War II." Of the total living benefits received in 1961 by the families of this state, $26,1000,000 was for matured endowments; $40,1000,000 for annuity payments; $5,000,001) for disability payments; $77,600,000- fer policy cash surrender value payments, and $45,100,000 for dividends to policyholders.

For the country as a whole, benefits to U. S. families b y all life insurance,

Lodges, Friends, and Teenagers should be turned in early, Friday or Saturday if at all possible.

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

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." companies were $8,811,000,000 in 1961, of which 59 per cent were for living benefits and 41 per cent for death paymentS. 'The amounts paid nationally were: matured endowments, $714,900,000; annuity payments, $769,900,000; disability benefits, $132,700,000; policy cash surrender value payments, $1,793,100,000; and dividends to policyholders, countrywide, of $5,229,600,000, compared with $4,772,400, 000 the year Before and $2,275,400,000 ten years ago. Death payments for the country as a whole were $3,581,400,000 in 19-61, compared with $3,346,100,000 the year before and $1,709, 400,000 ten years ago.

We go to press Monday at noon to have our Vestnik ready for mailing Tuesday to reach you Wednesday.

So please, we are always anxious to publish your news-letters as soon as we receive them, so get them in early, will you? Thanks!

Your Editor els • t

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

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DISTRICT FIVE The Nall meeting of District . Five will be conducted on October 21, 1902. Place will be designated at a later date. Other Districts are requested to reserve this date for District Five.

Lodges desiring to host the Fall meeting contact one of the District Officers, )Of not later than September 1. ) Photographs mailed to the editor WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender One island in the Panama Canal Zone tnless return postage is enclosed. There claims 59 known types of termites — is no exception to this rule. some of which will eat their way through )O( any kind of wood, wire insulation, poorTHE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER 01 ly-made cement, and even lead sheathOUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN ing.

• • CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 109 There is a 20-foot tall cedar tree growTEMPLE, TEXAS. ing out of a limb of a Chinaberry tree For middle-aged people, nothing is as starting 10 feet above the ground, near arden as themselves. St. Augustine, Florida.

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The Texas Fraternal Congress

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, Frirnl, Fibich, and others. (Musicians through the cooperation of Musicians' Local No. 147, American Federation of Musicians, Recording and Trust Fund); Sokol vit.nastics; the Reseda; 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 approximately 3:20 in the outdoor pavilion (Band Shell), 10cated 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 infermal. 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.

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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 Nessler 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 that we will have more new members secured than is required to organize a new lodge 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 meantime call Mrs. Mary L. Dlabaj, for any information you might need. Her telephone number is WI 5-4789.

Fraternally yours, Joe B. Hejny !O( REUNION 'ANNOUNCEMENT

The Trlica-Kopecky Reunion of 1962 will be held at the. Hallettsville City Recreation Ball, Sunday, Oct. 7, 1962. — A basket lunch will be served at 12 o'clock nooti. All those related to these families are cordially invited to attend Admittance to both events is free.

The Committee (This Sunday has also been designated )0( "'West, Texas Day" at the Fair).

A young country boy was taking his Come and see us at the Czech Fesfirst bus ride. He lit a cigarette and betival!

For the Executive Committee gan to read the signs hi the buS. The driver came back to his seat and Nick Alois Morris, Chaitman Czeth-Americari Festival, 1962 said "What's the matter, can't you read that sign up there that say8 'NO Smok4 ♦( ing'?"

"Yeah," ,drawled the country boy, Photographs mailed to the - editor WILL NOT BE∎ RETURNED to the sender "but the one next to it says wear a unless return postage is enclosed. There Lovable Bra, and I ain't payin' no at" tention fr) Pithm • of

We have received information from the President, John W. Dimmitt of the Texas Fraternal Congress that the Sixtysecond Annual Convention of the Congress will be held Oct. 18, 19, and 20 at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel in Austin, Texas.

A detailed program of the entire Convention follows.

62nd ANNUAL CONVENTION TEXAS FRATERNAL CONGRESS Wednesday, October 17, 1962 REGISTRATION Mezzanine Floor, Stephen F. Austin Hotel — 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

RECEPTION Sun-Austin Room — Courtesy John W. Dimmitt, FIC & WOW — 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Thursday, October 18, 1962 REGISTRATION 8:00 a.m. Mezzanine Floor OPENING SESSION 10:00 a.m. Capitol Room Call to Order — Jim Holman, FIC Gen. Chairman, WOW Presentaion of Colors — Fourth Degree, Presentation of Colors — Fourth Degree Austin General Assembly K of C Faithful Navigator, John Bleaker Pledge of Allegiance Group Singing "The Star Spangled Banner" Mrs. Johnny Barfield, Leader, Mrs. Daniel Smith, Accompanist.

Invocation — Msgr. Edward Matocka, Chancellor Austin Diocese Welcome — Mayor Lester Palmer, City of Austin Greetings from Austin Fraternalist — Wm. Carssow, President TFC, 1941 Response — John V. Prince, FIC Past President, TFC Roll Call — Louis Engelke, Secretary of TFC Introduction of Officers — John W. Dimmitt, FIC, President TFC. Movie — "Fraternalism in Action", Sons of Hermann Appointment of Committees — Jdhu W. Dimmitt, FIC, President TFC. PROGRAM PAST PRESIDENT'S LUNCHEON 12:00 Noon, East Room Joe Steadhom, Section Pres., B of R T PUBLICITY SECTION 1:30 p.m. --- Capitol Room Louis 0. Hosek, Section Pres., SPJST Business Meeting Mr. Ed Mazanec, Lodge Speaker Nn

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Otra,na 14 GENERAL CONGRESS BUSINESS 3:00 p.m. — Capitol Room Address — Lena Alexander Shugart, National President, Woodmen Circle, Omaha, Nebr.

National Fraternal Congress Report — John W. Dimmitt, FTC. CONGRESS BANQUET 7:00 p.m. — Capitol tall Room John W. Dimmitt, FTC Presiding 'Invocation — Pastor Ray Schkade, Redeemer Lutheran Church, Austin Musical Selections — Mrs. Walter Beglau, Soloist, Mrs. Daniel Smith, Accompanist.

Address — Judge Ned Price, Chairman State Board of Insurance Entertainment — Musical Numbers, Drills and Magic Act. Friday, October 19, 1962 8:30 a.m. Registration Continues GENERAL CONGRESS BUSINESS, 9:30 a.m. — Capitol Room Pledge of Allegiance Invocation — Rev. Seaborn M. Kiker, Pastor St. John's Methodist Church, Austin Credentials Committee Report — Carl Thetford, Chairman Report of the President -- John W. Dimmitt, FTC Report of the Secretary — Louis Engelke FTC and FIELD SECTION 10:00 a.m. — Capitol Room Emmett Bowers, FTC .section Pres., WOW Panel of FTC SPeakers Walter Mueller Jr., AAL, Mrs. Ivy J. Eldridge, MWA, Walter Beglau, Luther Broth mss"TANSTAAFL" — T. E. Newton, FTC V/P and. Field Manager, WOW, Omaha, Nebr.

FTC and FIELD SECTION LUNCHEON 12:00 Noon East Room Honored Guest, Raymond Miller, EIC National President FIG Association, W.O.W., Omaha, Nebr.

YOUTH COUNSELORS ',SECTION 1:30 p.m. — Capitol Room Mrs. Beatrice Miller, Sestion Pres.

Sons of Hermann Address — Fritz schilo, Grand Pres., Sons of Hermann, San Antonio Business Meeting TOUR STATE INSURANCE BUILDING 2:00 — Walking distance from Hotel YOUTH BUFFET AND PROGRAM 7:00 p.m. — Capitol Ballroom Mrs. Beatrice Miller, Presiding Musical. Numbers — Jr. Bell Choir, Trinity Lutheran Church, Austin, Pastor Martin Ramming, Musical

VESTNi — WEST, TEXAS Director Mr. R. R. Bethk., Dance Numbers — Schiloettes and Jr. Sehiloettes, Sons of Hermann, San Antonio. Mrs. Dora Gold and Mrs. Dorothy Keck adult leaders Musical Numbers — Marilyn Strobel, SPJST, San Antonio Drill — SPJST Stars, Fort Worth, Mary Jean Renfro, 'Captain Musical Numbers Sherry Stallings, MWA, Odessa Pantomime — "Lolli-Pops" Linda Prince, Judy Garwood, Kay Briscoe, 1VIWA, Ft. Worth Dance Numbers — Nancy Nuz and Joe Reyna, WOW, Austin Drill — Carlettes and Pee Wees, Sons of Hermann, Houston. Miss Anna Jean Martin and Mrs. Beatrice Miller, adult leaders Saturday, October 20, 1962 CLOSING CONGRESS- SESSION 9:00 a.m. — Capitol Room Memorial Service — Edward L. Marek, President of SPJST, Presiding Unfinished Business — Committee Repotrs New Business — Election of Officers Installation of Officers Announcement of 1963 Convention Site Closing. )O(

Letter from Washington Dear Readers: I deem. it an honor to add my name to the men of the Free World who in the Council's T. G. Masaryk's memorial booklet, commemorating the 25th anniversary of his death on Sept. 14, 1962 have .drawn attention to Ihis universal humanism. For surely Thomas Masaryk belongs to all men everywhere who will read his democratic philosophy and be stirred as were the peoples around the world who heard him proclaim his country's Declaration of Independence in our own Independence Hall in 1918.

Known to his own people as the President-Liberator, he was as much the Lincoln of his new Republic as was Washington, and his long life span as Chief of State extended from the administration of this close friend, Woodrow Wilson to that of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. During the two decades of his free republic, the heart of Europe experienced for the first time in its turbulent history the ,growth of a modern democracy.

Almost every year on March 7 the Congress of the United States has seen fit to commemorate in some way the birth of this patriot, born to Czech and Slovak

Wednesday, October 3, 1962 parents wno were servants on an aristocratic Austro-Hungarian estate. Each year on that date our ambassador in Prague lays a wreath on the simple grave in the small Boheamian village of Lany inscribed "from the American people".

Two years ago the government of the same American people issue.d in the Postmaster General's "Champion of Liberty" series commemorative stamps ;honoring Thomas Masaryk.

But American ties with the 'Masaryk name have been many. The first was u romantic one through a young American student from New York City named Charlotte Garrigue who became Professor Masaryk's wife and was to become the Czechoslovak Republic's "first lady." Two of the daughters of this Czechoslovak-American union, Alice and Olga, are living, in Florida.

A son, Jan, who would have been 76 years old today — the very same day that marks the Quarter Century of Thomas Masaryk's death — I was privileged to consider a good and great friend in London during the Blitz and later. His persistent faith in democracy was the same as his father's. While Czechoslovakia was able to adhere to the ,great ideals of the Masaryks, it was an island of peace and a prospering state.

It was also the closest friend and partner of the United States Whose citizens contributed much to the creation of Czechoslovakia and to Czechoslovak freedom. Nothin,g of a higher concept has ever replaced Thomas Masaryk's philosophy in his homeland.

When many Americans across the country gather to remind themselves again of his struggle and achievement, it is surely not too much to hope that -one day the- United States will again be able to consider Thomas Masaryk's republic a close partner in, the world family of free nations, and, that no citizen of his country need be intimidated from thinking his democratic thoughts and from speaking openly the Masaryk name.

Sincerely, Edward R. Murrow ) 4, ( Jack: "I wonder what ever became of the old-fashioned girl who fainted when a man kissed her."

Jill: "What I'd like to know is what ihappened to the old-fashioned men who made them faint!"

Have you noticed how thick hotel walls are when you are trying to listen and haw trin they are when you are trying to sleep.

Wednesday, October 3, 1962

State Talent Contest Held at Elm Mott The State Talent Contest held Sunday, Sept. 23, was held at Lodge No. 66, Waco, at Elm Mott, Texas, at their beautiful and spacious hall and premises.

The weather was beautiful, making driving pleasant so that the event was well represented from all seven districts.

As the Editor and wife neared 'the Lodge No. 66 grounds, they were confronted with a beautiful new chain-link fence, iron gate with the SPJST Lodge No. 66 on an overhead arch. Upon questioning, it was intimated that the story would be coming to Vestnik from the Youth Club, shortly.

District Four YOuth Director Sister Ed Haisler, and a car full of folks were already there waiting: The Kocureks and Pavliceks, and contestant Joe Kocurek.

As we all walked in, the teenagers of Lodge No. £6 were already waiting for us with "Registration" and each of us received an identification card "HOWDY, S.P.J.S.T. STATE' TALENT CONTEST" ---- then your name, Lodge number and District number. This shows you how a little forethought can make even a name card effective. The crowd got tricker noW, folks from San Antonio, Wheeleck, Houston, Danbury, FloresGainesville, Ennis, Elk, West, Taylor, Sweet Home, Bryan, East Bernard, Dallas end Fort Worth, were greeting each other and meeting new folks here :for the. first time.

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At 1:30, brother Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Vice-President called all the contestants present and their District Youth Directors together for instructions.

Brother Otto Hanus, President of Lodge No. 66, called the gathering to Order to begin the afternoon's proceedings.

"It is indeed an honor to welcome you to Linden Hall and the SPJST Slavonic Linden Hall No. 66 and we are proud to have been selected for this honor of holding the State Talent Contest here today.

"Many of you who are here today have traveled great distances and by your presence have proven that you are true ifraternalists. If you did not have the Great SPJST at heart, you would have stayed at home. I want to sincerely congratulate our Youth Leaders, everywhere for the great work they are doing in

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their respective districts with our Youth for on our youth depends the future, not only of our SPJST, but our nation as well. I hope that you will keep working with our youth in true fraternal spirit.

Brother Hanus repeated this same welcome in Czech.

"At this time I would like to introduce to you the Emcee of the State Talent Contest, brother Arnold M. Vrla of Lodge No. 130, Dallas who is also the District Organizer of District Three — Brother Vrla."

Brother Vria: "It is certainly an honor and privilege to be asked to Emcee the • Second State Talent Contest of our SPJST. I will endeavor to do my best to get this program on the road and get through as quickly as possible and give • each participant an equal chance to pre-

Brother President Otto Hanus, too, greeted the guests as they came in and introduced them ta those around him so that everyone could feel right at home.

At noon, the good sisters of Lodge No. 66, were ready for the crowd. Handed a tray, aria utensils we proceeded down the line to have our plates filled amply with •delNaus turkey, dressing, beans, slaw and pickles, plus pastry and drink.

Seated at comfortable tables in their ;s pacious dining room, the meal proceded leisurely and happily in good company.

The tiny folks — brought us additional tea, coffee, lemons, water, carried off the empty platters; it was joy to watch them operate. One could tell they were proud that they too could help; that they belonged here with this crowd of people.

As the first served were leaving their places in the dining room, the last of the line was coming in with hat food; yes, it was a big crowd.

Pictured from left to right are, Mrs. Annie Langer, wearing a of banana pepper plant which was fresh from her garden. Mrs. Inez Krivanek, wearing a summer straw hat trimmed with spender grass, trimmed with 'clothes pins as ornaments. Mrs. Frank Becan is wearing a hat consisting of a complete flower garden with a trellis all around the brim with flowers along the trellis, large bouquet on_ top, also, a water bulb in her apron pocket attached to a tiny hose and with a squeeze she could water the garden. The reading on her apron says "Watch My Flower Garden Grow."

trana sent their presentation and the Judges Will dotheir best.

Brother Vrla then called for the Pledge, of Allegiance to the Flag. To this three little Youth Club Members, Mistresses Kathy Mazanec, Cynthia Moore and Donna Gerlich led up all in this Pledge.

Continuing, brother Vrla stated: "We are highly honored to have someone with us to give us an address of what this particular program was designed for. He is a man who has come up through the ranks, performing faithfully.; at his job, family, our organization and community as ' a whole. It gives me great pleasure to present to you our President of our SPJST, brother Edward L. Marek."

Brother Edward L. Marek's speech urged us all to work in harmony for our Brotherhood and to cooperate in all our lodges whOleheatedly with our Youth; recognizing that their attitude and coo p eration will decide the future success of our Fraternity. His speech was an 'inspiring one.

Brother Vrla then called for Miss Sandra Watson, our first Miss SPJST as winner of the Contest for this title at our last Convention in 1960, from District Five. She was not present to take a bow. -"She will continue to carry this title until 1964, the time of our .next Convention.

Last year, 196I, our first Youth Talent Contest was held at Lodge No. 29 in Taylor, Texas in District Two, from which we had contestants participating, to my knowledge, the, winner of that contest last year was Sister Angie ,Stratta, from the Bryan Lodge No. 39, and she is here today.

"1 would like to tell you of my appreciation," said sister Stratta, "to the SRI-ST Lodge, and the Bryan Lodge. As you know I started attending the University this year. I would like to wish the contestants the best of luck, and hope that everything goes smoothly."

Brother Vrla then introduced the three Judges who would determine the winners in this State Talent Contest. Mr. John Albert Houston, who is connected with the Civil Service in Waco; Miss Retta Baker, well known for . her work with the theater, having judged many contests, also of Waco, and Mrs. Evelyn Orr, MUSIC teacher in one of the Waco Hi h Schools. Sister Emma Ceska was also recognized and thanked for securrt the services of these impartial and competent judges, all having a rich educational background.

Beginning with the Junior Division, brother Vrla called for Contestant NO.

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One: from Beyersvi.11e Lodge 48, for contestant explained the high points in her number, a cornet solo "Chaloupky the pie ; . .0 had trained the pictures Pod Harami." Later she was introduced id finioned the Frames to set off the as Jeanette TIatla, daughter of brother pictures. .Gxplaining that the frames and sister Riehard Batia. and their color relation to the picture The second number was a piano solo, and wall were bait of the .picture. He "Jalousie" played by Nancy Sebesta, tat-r later was introduced as Joey Kocurek, er introduced, of Lodge No. 9, Snook., I ofLodge No. '73, Seymour, Texas, son of Kocurek. • daughter of brother and sister Charlie trother and .sister Joe ?no seventh number was a song, "Oh Shebesta, `the third number "Mozart's Minueth1 What A Beautiful Morning"..from the G" was later introduced as Thnicc, ,Thne play "Oklahoma" by a young miss dresswas later . in old fashion clothes. esville, co Ba.unian, from Lodge No. ..u, :d 1 .; Trudy Brdeeka .1.10 ∎11 Lodge daugliter of brother and sister A"-• 'Bernard, lovely i No, 2J, man, clau,2hter of brother and sister Frank ll ,e fourth con -o hand_ Bodecka. lad, presented a, .o. "Ebb Ti He was later introAlcod ail.Ttey Flak- 1 Weile the judges were picking a wininger from Lodge No sa H Huston on ner trona this group, Master of CereV. introtluceoi the officers from Ot rdr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fiukinger and 105 i , ,...o.preme Lodge: broth,ors.and theh grandson of Grandmother Knippel of Lne Marek' Nolilia, Zabeik, Kacir, Fayetteville, wbo was very proud that and Leshikar. afternoon of him, District Directors to the Supreme The fifth nuni t, cute. "Tap" Lodge brotoers: \Tack, CerVenka, Skras calipso routin •s. banek, and their ladies, as the case

by J Ivo. 135 of Et-ohis, ray be, took a bow.

S i rivanek of mod • daughter of brother '.t.ud sister 1‘/!.. .,'c.e District Officers came next and evSkrivanek, • ryone from each respective district to The sixth number was an "Art Exhibia bow of :recogniti•)n. B •other Jation" two beautiful oil paintings', a por1:bik of 'District One Pre. ,:i , lent; Sister trait of a Korean girl and a large paint.4atejka, the Districi's Youth Dilb dint of an ' tie

Abu c w. , pJ,• ta,—o. at i.„e o,. No. 66, Waco. 'Ley are -from District Two; Nesuda, Distri2t T1-:ree; Drdecka, District Six, and Kleprlik, Dist

our t of Lodge Matejl;,,. District One; Hejl, Lila Four; Seicik, District Five; t Seven.

Wednesday, October 3, 1962 District Two's President 'Stannach, his 'wife, Brother Boudny, Secretary, Brother Klinkovsky, Treasurer, their wives, Sister Clara Hejl the District's Youth Director, then members.

District Three's President Ed Mazanec, :sister Mazanec, Brother Alvin Nesuda First Vice-President, nis wife and DisricUis Youth Directory'., SMer Emma Ceska, and young handsome flagbearer, brother Johnnie Krizan, then the membership.

District Four's Youth Director, sister Ed- Haisler of Saymour, was introduced, then members from District Four.

District rive's Youth Director, Sister Maxine Shefcik, of Houston, then members.

District Six's Youth Director, Sister Elsie Brdecka, and membership.

District Seven's Youth Director, Sister Marcella Kleprlik and two Assistant Youth Leaders from Lodge No. 133, San Antonio, whose names and spelling escaped us.

The judges having given the signal to proceed with the second half of the contest, the Senior Division (ages 17-21.)

Brother Vrla called for Contestant No. One: This beautiful number was a song "Dreams" by a young contestant accompanying herself on her accordion. She was later introduced as Sheryl' Hill from the San Antonio Lodge No. 133, daughter of Mrs. Lucille Hill.

Contestant No. Two presented a lovely Twirling Routine to music. She was Linda Llawson from Lodge No. 139, Danbury, Texas, and the lovely ,daughter of Sister Mary Clawson.

Somehow — there was • no number three.

Number four, as drawn by the contestant, was a trumpet solo, "Melancholy ansody," played by Ronnie Matejka of Lodge No. 39; Bryan, son of brother and sister Rudy Matejka.

Number five was an accordion solo and son as "Hospuclko Mala," who was later to take a bow as Leon Zissa from Lod No. 63, SWeet Home, son of brother and sister Willie Zissa.

This ended the State Talent Contest and now the waiting out the results took iplace as the judges again went into a Continuing the introductions, Emcee Brother Vrla„ called for District Organizers to take bows along with their wives.

The Barinas, Mikolajs, Vrlas, Jarda Cerny, and brother Kleprlek all took a bow of recognition.

Following were the District Queen's as (recently crowned.From District One was Dianna Matejka; District TWO'S queen.

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Was not present, District Three, Carol Brother Joe B. Hejny, Supreme Lodge Mason, District Four, riot present, his- Vice-President took over the announcing trict Five Mollie Lostak; District Six, of the winners and awarding the tronot present ; District Seven, Shirley phies to winners, runner-ups and parMoudry. They all received an enthusias- ticipation trophies to the remaining contie ovation from their teen-age admirers tcstants. as well as the adult group. Then fol- "First of all I want to thank each and lowed the little Duchesses to these everyone of you for your help and supQueens,. District One. not present; his- port of a Youth Activity Program such as trict Two, Jeanette Batia; District Three we have had tcday. I think it : is a wonnot here; District Four not here; District derful thing, we do appreciate your conFive Carol K. Cameron, District Six, not tribution, your effort and it gives us a here; and District Seven, Bertha Hegar. great deal of pleasure to know that Then the Organizers from all seven we are Working with a group of people.

Districts and their ladies took a bow. such as you are. I want to say that we Brother Rudy Troubil, OM; SPJST Rest certainly respect the decision of the Elaine manager, from Taylor, and his j udges and their decisions are final and charming "missus" took a bow, follow- 'we want to express ourselves that we aced by recognition of the Home's Direc-- "cent this contest as a sport type contest tors. Brother Joe Skrabanek, from Dis- and there can be only one person in trict Five was the only Director present the number one place. You have all performed wonderfully, your District has to take a hew. selected you to represent them, otherBrother Editor_ L. 0. Hosek and wise you would not be here, so we know took a bow. that each of you have talent, and we Brother Vrla then started introducing thank you for coming out to the District, the contestants, their District, Lodge and for tbeir sending you, and we are lookparents, calling out the numbers as they ing forward to another contest in 1963. appeared on the program. (see pro- This is the moment of suspense. gram).

"I have a little announcement to make The three judges asked to be excused — right after announcement of winas they had other engagements for the ners and awarding of trophies, we will afternoon, so to an ovation of thanks, have entertainment and supper will be served at 6;00 . p.m. We will naVeclaneing they took their leave. for all of you, so get ready." He then called for the District Youth. Director to cometorward and help make the awards.

Brother •Vrla also thankd "each and everyone for'such a kind audience and to the Supreme Lodge," for his honor of fleecing the Contest.

Brother Vila announced the Czech Day Festival which will be held in Dallas, at the State Fair on October 7th, h is Sunday. There . will be proas from 1 to 2:30 then retire to the ad S'oeli, for refreshments. "1 would -e to extend a cordial invitation for Sunday, October 7th at the Stata Fair of Texas."

Brother Hosek asks for a word to announce that there will be an attempt ade to get a bus load of folks from the 0-.Ak, and West Lodges to attend; teat it would be chea per in the long .run, and would have a better time. "The o1 will show you where you can bus Sto.rting with the Senior Division and Former-up, lovely Sherill Hill, received We are proud to present inad- an ovation as she accepted her trophy vertently delayed picture of ohs young from the Youth Director. "I am proud Sister Mason, Queen of our District to have this . . . Thank you all," she Three and her Lodge No. 154, Fort Worth. said, beaming with joy.

She is an active member of our Youth Then the winner, handsome Ronnie Club and is always willing to cooperate. 1Vlatejka, of Bryan Lodge No. 39, came

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In the Junior Division, the Runner-up was lovely Janice Skrivanek for her tap routine. She is from Ennis Lodge No. 135, Sister Nesuda, her District Youth Director presented her with her trophy.

The First Place Winner of the Junior Division was Joey Kocurek for his Art Talent. He received his trophy from jubilent Sister Mary Haisler District Four's Youth Director. "Thank you very much," said Joey, smiling Shyly, "This is the first time I have won anything like this."

Then the other Contestants received their gleaming trophies, smaller than the two winners in each division, but as precious and as beautiful.

Lovely Jeanette Batla stated "Thanks to each and everyone of you who made this possible."

Sweet Nancy Sebesta of Snook: "I hope I can come back again sometime, thanks."

Lovely Janice Baumann: "I would like to thank all the people who made my visit possible today."

Handsome, dark-eyed Roy Flukinger made the shortest talk — "Thanks."

Trudy Brdecka of East Bernard: "I just want to thank you people for making all of this possible."

Beautiful Linda Clawson of Danbury: "Thanks everyone who belongs to District Five for making this possible."

Leon Zissa, handsome and quiet also thanked the folks who made this possible for him to appear but his exact Words were not recorded, for folks began to move about for supper.

Brother Hejny concluded the program quickly with "In behalf of the Supreme Lodge and ,SPJST Lodge, thank you so Much and congratulations,"acidressing the Contestants.

As the Haislers of Oenaville set up 'shop with their instruments, to begin the danceing, others formed a line for supper while others visited, still others hunted belongings and passengers for the long, long trip back home.

It was a successful day, the contestants were truly representative of their talent and did their Lodges and District proud. They will all remember this day for the rest of their lives; to look back at this big and sprawling SPJST family who so enthusiastically applauded their (efforts for excellence.

It was a day of true fellowship, visiting; reminescing, and everyone who came, left inspired and encouraged for

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Congratulations to the Winners, Runners-up and contestants, for their winning, and best wishes to all of them for contiued success in their walk through life.

To Lodge No. 66, our host, thanks, to you sisters who fed, greeted us so pleasantly from your spot in the kitchen where you were all so busy — like in a beehive, thanks and God Bless you all.

Your Editor Many thanks to my good wife for helping me out by taking notes of the proceedings, All the pictures taken will be in our next issue. — The Editor. )0(

In Memoriam RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY In behalf of our members of Lodge No. 33 Hvezda Mirti Bleiblerville, we, the undersigned Resolution Committee wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of our deceased Brother OTTO UECKERT who died at a Beliville hospital August 24 at the ace of 85 years.

Funeral rites were held in Bellville on August 26 with the Rev. Theodore Sager officiating. Interment was at the Mikeska family cemetery near Bleiblerville.

Surviving are his wife, two daughters, a stepdaughter, one son, two stepsons, nine grandchildren and fourteen greate;randchildren.

To your loved ones our sympathy and to cur lodge brother we wish eternal rest and may his memory be honored unto eterniire.

Resolution Committee Marie Schovajsa Herbert Schovajsa Nettie Bell Stepan )0( GALLIA 'FAMILY REUNION The Gallia Family Reunion will be held Saturday October the 14, 1962 at the Hallettsville City Recreation Hall any anyone in anyway related to this family is cordially invited.

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LODGE NO. 88 . OUSTON, TEXAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: Progress never stops at Lodge No. 88 Why?— Because of the wonderful response to the pledge letters that were sent to members, asking that they pledge money to make the final payment on our land note due this past October 3rd. The finance vommittee is still urging the members to take part in this loan, which will give the lodge additional capital to operate on during the coming building program. If a member wishes to pledge a few dollars toward this fund, and receive 5 per cent interest on the money loaned to the lodge, he or she may do so by forwarding his check to brother Louis Harms, at 6046 Woodbrook Lane, Houston 8, Texas. If anyone needs additional information concerning this loan, please call Brother Louis Hams at UN 2-8754.

1. The lodge upon receivment of loan. from a individual Lodge No. 88 member, will issue a promissory note for the amount of money loaned. The promissory note will be signed by the lodge president and the lodge secretary, in the name of Lodge SPJST No. 88 Houston; Texas.

2. The lodge shall pay 5 per cent for amount of loan per year per annum, with interest payable the 1st day of October of each year.

3. The lodges intentions are to repay the principle on the loan by members as soon as possible, If the member demo nels his loan repaid for any reason whatsoever; then the loan will be paid immediately by the lodge.

Let's all go hand in hand on this wonderful venture to get a completely new lodge building which will be the envy of other 'fraternal lodges. Other lending institutions are only giving 4 to 4 1/2 per cent on the money you loan

Wednesday, October 3, 1962 them, but your Lodge No. 88 is giving you 5 per cent, so: you are getting 1 per cent more. — If you don't have the ready cash to help your lodge at this time, you can borrow the amount of cash value against your SPJST insurance policy you now have and receive 5 per cent from Lodge No. 88.

An example one of our members gave this reason for helping out. This was Mr. and Mrs. Rester of 212 King,, Houston, Texas, who said: "We are willing Ito make the loan of money to the lodeg in the spirit of brotherhood and membership cooperation, which we feel should be in the hearts of all members of our lodge when such a undertaking is in the beginning stages. My wife and I both feel by giving such a loan we are helping progress move along at Lodge No. 88." Thanks so much Mr. and Mrs. Rester for your quote.

I don't understand why I was given this job of trying to get money from members of our lodge to support such a loan to pay for some land our lodge was buying — I guess it's because during the year 1961 I wrote 52 consecutive letters to the Vestnik concerning our lodge activities, and this year they felt that they should get me out of moth balls and see if I could do another job— sometimes I feel that I am always getting these thankless jobs that noone else wants, because there is no pay attached to it. Well, I didn't expect any pay in the first place, but I do 1-iope , the members will make novena's in my behalf each week to make sure this venture goes over — you people pray I do the asking, and later on I'll let you know what a wonderful job you did to help. Call me at TIN 2.-8754 or drop me a check in the mail at 6046 Woodbrcok Lane, Houston 8, Texas and let me tell the membership that you are a part of our team who is doing something to help — be a worthy member — give us a small loan of a few dollars, and cur lodge will. pay you 5 per cent.

Fraternally yours, Louis Hanus Financial Chairman 0( ENNIS, TEXAS Dear Editor, I-like to read the Vestnik whenever I go to my aunt's (muse. So I want to have this paper coming regularly to my house, so I could read the Vestnik every week. So enclosed you Will find a check for $3.25 and put me on the mailing list as I love to read it.

Thank you, Eddie J. Novy

VESTNiTC — WEST, TEXAS Editor's Note: Thanks Ed. I remember your family well from way back, when I was living in ,Ennis. Your check was turned over to the Publisher, Brother Holasek. ) 0(

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be 'held on October 7th right after the monthly lodge meeting is over.

Anybody who likes to sing, is invited and welcomed to join us. So please attend this meeting, as we need more singers to get organized.

Fraternally, Mrs. Vlasta Divis )0( NOTICE TO' LODGE NO. 84 DALLAS CZECH CHORAL GROUP The date (October 7) is coming very near and before you know it we will be on the stage again and singing for an audience that has traveled from all parts of Texas to attend. the Czech Festival Day at the State Fair.

Our program will start promptly at J. p.m. and will be held in the Hall of State Auditorium, this is just north of the Women's Building. This program should last two hours. The auditorium HOUSTON LODGE. NO 88 opens at 12 noon, so lets all tome early.

Dear Vestnik Readers, The weather has cooled off, consid_ This will be a wonderful day for all that erablY and it sure feels good. Hope it attend.

After you read this letter there will be stays this way for some time.

Toe hall has been a busy place with only time for one more rehearsal, so let's meetings. Friday night the Board of all come and work hard. Also we should .directors and the Entertainment Com- all make sure our costumes are extra mittee had a meeting. Plans were made clean and fresh looking for this festive for a special meeting to be held Friday day, they have always made such a beautiful picture all ironed out stiff and Sept. 28.

Brother Louis Hanus is a very busy fresh.

Thanks to all the members who are Man. He has been appointed chairMan of the finance committee for the new coming to reheasal regularly and trying lodge site. He is doing a wonderful job so hard to make our day at the Festival and all you members are free to help.. a huge success.

Fraternally, I am sure all of you know the details Your secretary as brother Hanus had a very impressive Dorothy Rejcek letter in the previous issue (also one in t this issue)of the Vestnik. We all hove something to look forward to, but we all CESKY PRAPOR LODGE NO. 24 must try and do what we can, so they Cyclone, Texas can start building the new Lodge Hall.

Dear Sisters and Brothers: Sister Birdie Hils,her is celebrating a Hello, here I am. I'm still around and birthday this month. She was honored with a luncheon at the club on Thurs- thought I'd better get started writing to the Vestnik. day, Sept. 27.

Itt's been one busy summer and when We were sorry to hear that Charles I thought I should announce our Lodge Kadlecek is ill in Hei ghts Hospital with a knee infection. Hope he is getting Meeting — I was too late, but most of along nicely and wishh Ma a speedy, our members know when we meet so I guess I can get by — ? recovery.

At our last Meeting we had decided to Hope to see all you members and friends at our next dance which is Oct. have a members' lunch at our next 13. Music will be furnished by Frank meeting, but since some other activities Mueschke Band. Come out for a good came up, we WILL NOT have the lunch until probably in November. time.

I hope those of you who will be at the meeting will take a note of this. The Evelyn Vornsand luncheon plans are postponed until ) 0( November but we will have our regular SEATON LODGE NO. 47 meeting on Sunday October 14th then, Temple, Texas we will make future plans and I will Dear Friends, announce it in my next report.

Our next choral group meeting vin Well, I hope most of us are about

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through harvesting. Some of the cotton So all of you who are interested come crop was good, some bad, we have to to the meeting so that we can settle take what there is and start getting this affair before the hall falls down. the land ready for another year. If some Meeting to be held Sunday, October 7 of us can keep on going, maybe one of at 2 p.m.

Fraternally, these years we can hit a good year and Clara Hejl, Reporter come out of it all. )0( Well, I'd better go mail this letter so LODGE NO. 84 DALLAS Y. can get it into the next Vestnik.

Dear Members and Friends: Fraternally, Well, with summer over and all those Mrs. Jerry Zavodny wonderful vacations only a memory for l0( another year we all face the busy rouSEATON LODGE NO. 47, TEMPLE, TEX. tine of school and what have you, that Dear Friends, the autumn and winter months bring.

Our last meeting was held on Sept. For instance, in the fall we usually look 1 at night. We did not have a very good forward to such nice things as the State attendance because there was a big wed- Fair of Texas and barn dances and Vino ding at the church. I was wishing I could Brani dances. go too, but one cannot be in two places Lodge 84 will be holding their Vino at once. One of our members, Eugene Kotrla married Pearl Giles. We wish brani dance Saturday, Oct. 6, so let's all come out and celebrate the beginthem much happiness.

Atter the meeting was called to order, ning of fall and dance to that grand the president appointed Brother Frank music furnished by Eric Honza and his Spanhel to act as vice-president, our Orchestra.

Our last Monthly Meeting was held regular vice-president plays in the Vrazel Orchestra and so he could not be Sunday, Sept. 15. We had a very nice attendance of members and may we at the meeting.

Cynthia Chaloupka, daughter of say a very special thank you to our Brother and Sister Ed Chaloupa, was teenagers who turned out in such a admited as a new member into the juve- big number at our Meeting, let's do this nile department. Larry Olejnik took out again, we enjoyed having you. additional insurance.

After the usual procedure of business On the sick list were: Sisters Wilma matters, our teenage president who is Motl and Sister Molly Motl. Hope you none other than Brother Larry Petr son will recover soon. of Brother Emil and Sister Bessie Petr, Brother Frank Spanhel reported on surprised us and presented our Brother the Choral Club. Officers of the Club President Sid Pokladnik with a check for were elected in the last meeting. We $250. a gift from the teen club to the have decided to sing on Sunday, Oct. Mother Lodge to be —used solely for the 7, after the regular SPJST meeting. Ev- remodeling of the kitchen.

The teenagers beemed with, pride as erybody is invited to join in with us and learn to sing. We shall learn to sing we all knew ,how hard they worked to earn this money. This was greatly apChristmas songs on the 7th.

We had our Talent Elimination Co y - preeiated and may I say in behalf of all test at our last meeting. Winners were: the mon- l-ers a sincere thank you for Janette Hruska, first; Frank Klinkov- your wonderful generosity. May God ,3 all of you. sky, Jr., second; Anna Rose Divis, third.

'I he meting e djourned at 6 p.m. after These were all in the junior division. We , eveiTone followed a delicious had no entries in the other two divisions.

Sister Janette Hruska got first place in aroma coming from the kitchen, of charcoal broiled hamburgers and all the the District II Contest in Taylor.

I would like to advise you boys and trim nilngs. A very tasty meal prepared girls in District II that we shall have and served by our sergeant at arms, an Achievement Day this year sometimes Brother Jerome Rejcek and his wife, in November so all of you get busy and Sister Genora Rejcek.

With the way everything disappeared 'make lots of things for the occasion.

This will be held at Seaton Star Hall. it was obvious that everyone enjoyed it I am hoping that we will have more in- immensely.

Our next meeting will be held Sunday terest shown in this than we had in the October 21 at 4 p.m. and our usual famtalent contest.

The planning committee had a meet- ily fun nite, will follow.

This time the Chief Cook will be our ing and have worked out another plan which will be presented to you at our jentertainment Committee Chairman, • ,_

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Wednesday, October 3, 1962 lets all turn out In big numbers as I'm sure they will have some delicious surprise cooked up for us.

See you then.

Sincerely, Lillian Hamusek Reporter )O( BRYAN, TEXAS Dear Vestnik Readers, I must write and brag a little, as you all know by now that our district No. 1 again is the winner of the senior Talent Contest. Also I have very special interest and happiness because the winners of 1961 and 1962 are both members from our Lodge No. 39 Bryan, Texas.

Both are past active members of our youth club. Our sweet Angelina Stratta winner of 1961 is a very dear friend of our family and was a very active and helpful member of our youth club before she left Bryan to attend the University of Texas at Austin. We enjoyed baying her with us Sunday, Sept. 23, and making the trip with us. Ronnie ,Matejka our winner for 1962 is a senior at Stephen F. Austin High School in Bryan, and is a past member of our Youth Club. Ronny bas been the escort for our lodge princess for three times and he enjoyed these events every time. He escorted our WHEN CHANGING YOUR ADDRESS USE THIS COUPON Supreme Lodge, S.P.J.S.T. Box 100, Temple, Texas I am asking you to change my address of The Herald,. (Vestnik) as follows: My old address is:

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Wednesday, October 3, 1962 -iew 1962 queen which. his little sister Dainna Matejka. I plan to have pictures of the winner of the State Talent Contest and also our Queen in the Vestnik soon.

VESTNIK WEST, TEXAS to have a "crazy bat contest," and also a turkey dinner with all trimmings will be served. Cash award prizes will be given — 1st prize to the craziest hat, second prize to the most original hat, and third prize to the prettiest hat. There will also be a door prize. The price for the dinner will be 75e a plate for adults, 35c a plate, for children.

For those who do not care to make hats you are welcome to come and bring a guest.

Everyone is invited to attend and you do not have to be a member of the Circle to take part so each of you begin to make plans to come, you will enjoy the get-together and some very clever models of hats. The date of the crazy hat contest is November 8, 1962: at the National Hall on 3316 Roberts Cut-ogg, dinner will be served at 12:00 noon.

I think that all the contestants at Linden Hall Sunday were very talented and want to say to you, don't give up, for there is always another chance to win. Our junior member will be right' in there trying again next year and I hope that all of you feel that you were good and will try again. I want to. thank Nancy Sebesta for her effort and hope that she will enter the senior contest next year for she is very good on the piano. I want to congratulate the winner of junior division from Seymour, I have forgotten his name, I was so excited that I cannot remember the fine gentleman's name. Also congratulations to the two runner-up winners, these The costesses ._ast monts were Mrs. also, I do not remember. I'm sure that Tillie Gillis, Mrs. Anna Tulis, Mrs. Anne Brother Hosek has had these names Polk, Mrs. Mary Paprskar, they served printed in the Vestnik by now. the ever popular "Hamburger a la King" The whole program was very nicely with all the trimmings with plenty of planned and all the people that helped pies, cakes, _cream puffs, coffee, iced tea.

Sending a picture of some ladies in a organize this event should be complimented and thanked for their hard work. past hat contest, will give you an idea.

The good attedance proved that our how they „ook. members are interested in the work of Looking forward to seeing you Oct. 11 cur organization and want to help to and to make further plans for our conpromote the work of our Youth program. test.

Personally I think that the SPJST has Fraternally, very good plans and opportunities for Mrs. Joe Paprskar our youth members to. advance in their )0( social life. All of our meeting8 and proLODGE NO. IS; MOULTON. TEXAS grams are getting better each year and if a child is willing to work, much can Dear Readers and Writers: be gained from our good order.

Our District One program is finished So the field work is over with many for this year but I will get together with j farmers pleased with their crops and our district officers and local youth many disappointed. Among the latter directors in the near future to start ones are we. All in all, however, we are our plans for 1963. My :hope is that we crateful to our God for our health. can better ourselves and that more Farmers are very busy plowing their youth will take part in our district and ' fields after the fine rain-- we got in the local activities, ,everywhere. first part of September, Thanks again to everyone that helped is is just a friendly reminder to all With our youth work in 1962, God Bless of you members of our Lodge that our You. next meet' e fi rst S unill be he Id th Fraternally yours, day next month — Oct. 7th.

— So, mark (Mrs.) Lillie Matejka this date and do not forget to come and Dist. I Youth Leader join us to complete plans for our An0 nual Fall Picnic which will be held the LADIES' CIRCLE OF LODGE NO. 92 fourth Sunday in October. You good FORT WORTH, TEXAS folks who live far away, members and Dea • Members and Friends: non-members, remember this date Oct. The next regular meeting of the Circle 28th, the date of our Picnic at Culak will be October 11, Thursday, at 10:30 School, west of Moulton, Texas. All are a.m. at the National Hall. Our deepest welcome! The changed date of our meetsympathy and sorrow to the family of ing is due to the American Legion picnic Mr. Bush Mitch in the death of his wife. at Moulton which will be held the second Josephine. she was a faithful member of Sunday, Oct. 14th. So, let's all try to be our Circle. At our last ineetirIg we voted ther and enjo y the good meals our fin'

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Our last meeting was very well attended, the door prize went to Brother Henry Urbish. The windows are hree.

Now we need the always kind hearted helping hands to help us put them in the frames. "United we stand, divided we fall!"

I was glad to meet sister Elizabeth Beran at the Town Jamboree, Saturday.

She is beeling better and looking happy, I am glad to report. So, this will be all for today and will write when we are ,moved out of this place.

I hope to see many of you at our next meeting and a large crowd at our Fall Picnic.

Fraternally, I am Bessie Fojt Your Reporter

Addresses of Our District Organizers District 1 V. H. BARINA Route 1 Smithville, Texas District 2 BEN MIKOLAJ 111 W. Rio Grande St. Taylor, Texas District 3 ARNOLD M. VRLA 6307 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas District 4 FRED KVETON Route 1 Abernathy, Texas District 5 JARDA CERNY 1521 Woodvine Drive T3rccrs 4-ny, " District 6 LEO KRAUSE, JR. P. 0. Box 427 Inez, Texas District 7 JAROSLAV KLEPRLIK 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas Telephone DI 4-1700

Strana 22 EL CAMPO, TEXAS Brothers and Sisters: Our Sixth District bas started a collection for the purpose of furnishing one room in the SPJST Rest Home in Taylor, Texas in our name.

Below I acknowledge donations contributed from our Lodges in District Six. Those lodges that have not yet contributed I would like to kindly point out that they still have until the First of November to send in their contributiong.

So, please keep this in mind.

So far, I thank and acknowledge ceiving from: Lodge No. 23 — $25.00 Lodge No. 83 — 5.00 Lodge No. 143 — 25.00 Lodge No. 28 — 20.00 Lodge No. 97 — 25.00 Lodge No. 138 — 10.00 Lodge No. 63 — 10.00 To the following individuals who contributed our thanks: Mr. John F. Fiala — $1.00 Mr. Ed P. Fiala — 1.00 Mr. Ghos. Maresh — 1.00 Mrs. W. Krutilek — 1.00 Please send your contributions for this purpose to this address: Mrs. J. W. Krutilek, Treasurer, Dist. Six, SPJST Route 3, El Campo, Texas )0 DISTRICT SEVEN MEETING District Seven's Fall Meeting was held On September 9, 1962 at Lodge No. 161 La Parita, near Jourdanton, Texas. The Meeting beginning at 10:20 a.m. by President of Lodge 161 (I didn't get his name), who welcomed the membership to District Seven. He then turned the Meeting over to Brother Frank. Veselka, District Seven President. Brother Leonard Ermis of Lodge No. 161, led the group in the " Pledge of Allegiance."

The membership was asked to stand for a moment's silent rememberance of members who have passed away since the last Meeting.

The Minutes of the previous District Seven Meeting were read and approved as read.

Sister Jurica, Secretary of District Seven read a telegram from brother August Kacir, attorney-at-law of the Supreme Lodge, stating that he was unable to attend our meeting. A letter was also read from. Brother and Sister Rudy 'Sefcik and son Terry of District Five, saying that they were unable to come to our meeting.

Brother Holasek, also brought a message to the Meeting and stated that brother Robert Cervenka, District Three

VE•STNiK — WEST, TEXAS Director was unable to attend our meeting but promised that he will be present at the next District Seven Meeting.

Brother Frank Elsik, District Seven Treasurer was asked to give his report.

He gave the following report. Contributions to District Seven toward furnishing a room at the SPJST Rest Home were received from: Lodges Nos. 56 and 118 of $25.00 each. Brother Treasurer then gave the membership dues sum and the general fund total, plus the Youth Fund.

Brother Kleprlik, District Organizer said he won't reveal the top organizer until in the evening but that District Seven is lagging in sales of insurance.

Brother Gajdos of Lodge 78, was introduced as a very busy organizer and we are hoping that in the near future he will be the top organizer.

Brother Pete Valchar, First Vice President of District Seven welcomed the group but was sorry to see such a small attendance, but the weather was violent and many stayed home.

The Roll Call of Lodges was made by Brother President Veselka. The following lodges that were represented at this time were lodges Nos. 56, 79, 93, 107, 117, 118, 133, 161, 168, 147 and 78. A count was not taken in the afternoon but there was a 'larger attendance at the Youth Program.

Sister Kleprlik District Seven Youth Director thanked the membership for being re-elected as Youth Director. She also gave thanks to parents who encourage their children to work in the SPJST. The results of the Queen's Contest will be announced that night. The expenses of the Youth. Program and Contests will be presented after the Meeting to the District Seven officers.

Thanks was given to Lodge No. 161 for being the hostess and she urged that all contestants register at the desk where Sisters Dorothy and Kathryn Jurica of Lodge No. 117, are registering the Youth and where they will also receive a meal ticket.

Brother Holasek, District Seven Director made a statement that we not only meet and visit the Distrlet Meetings, but learn what other lodges are doing and bring home new ideas to our local lodges.

The contests encourage our youth to work with the Lodge and learn Fraternal work. The Youth learns new facts and as they are learning they grow up to be our future organizers.

Brother Veselka said, "just look around you and you will see members who al'ways attend these District Meetings, regardless of weather conditions."

Brother Elsik appealed to all lodges

Wednesday, October 3, 1962 for a• contribution toward furnishing a room at the SPJST Rest Home. If in the ;future you are asked to contribute, think about it seriously what it would mean to you and our District as a whole.

Brother Kleperlik, District Seven Organizer, introduced the following organizers: Brothers Holasek, Elsik, Veselka, .Sticky, Dressler, Novak, Gajdos, and Sister Tillie Valch•r. Discussions will be in the afternoon on financing the Contest winners to the State Talent Contest which was held on Sept. 23rd at Lodge No. 66, 'Waco.

Brother Roy Hranicky, second vice president of District Seven, also an organizer like his father brother John Hranicky and both members of the Agua Dulce Lodge No. 152, said that he was glad to be here and that District Seven will try and help to finance the trip to the State Talent Contest.

Brother Hejny, Vice-President of the Supreme Lodge said that we are confronted with the problems of financing the trip to the State Talent Contest and that the Supreme Lodge is short of funds. Each lod ge should plan in advance for such trips and should plan functions to raise the money for these occasions.

Youth Directors of Lodges, and District Youth Director should get together and work out a solution.

Brother Roy Hranicky, said that money is always scarce and in the future financing a trip should be solved.

"Inspire the youth,' he said, "and show them that we are behind them."

Brother Hejny once again said that Directors, Officers and Organizers of a District should get together and solve financing this trip. In the future we are hoping, that we will not be faced with this problem. Brother Hejny brought greetings from the Supreme Ledge from Brother Marek, President of the Supreme Lod ge who is in Seattle, Washington on his vacation and from Brother Koliha, that he will come later. Progress of the SPJST is , good and better, moving ahead. We are ahead of our projection in writing new insurance. We have to invest all funds that are accumulated to get interest and that all funds are invested and that there is a waiting list for loans.

Progressing and working in harmony and thanks goes to all the directors of the SPJST. It is not only writing insurance but the social hours that are spent at our meetin gs. We should be thankful for the privile ges we have here in this country and should show true friendship to your neighbors. By going to meetings, we practice what we preach

Wednesday, October 3, 1962 and always ask friends to go with you.

Let's all publicize our Fraternal Order and ask your friends to join our Fraternal Order.

Sister Kleprlik once more made an announcement for the Youth to register and that they should meet with her at 10:00 o'clock.

Lodges No. 117, asked to be the hosts for the next District Seven Meeting. A motion was made and approved by acclamation that Lodge No. 117, Floresville will have the honor of hosting the District. Date of Meeting will be announced as soon as possible.

Brother Koliha, Treasurer of the Supreme Lodge stated that he was sorry that he came late but he was undecided on account of Sister Koliha's illness. It is up to each District to progress by writing insurance and not up to the officers of the Supreme Lodge. Always help your Organizers write up members. This is especially for the youngsters. "Never think that your certificate is not payable, because it is always good," he said.

As the noon hour approached, Brother Pete Va.Ichar announced that the noon meal was ready to be served. The Meeting adjourned at 12:20 - until 1:30 p.m. at which time the Youth Program was presented.

At 2:00 p.m. the prograM was presented._ First came the Talent Contest.

Sister Kleprlik has all the names of the participants, so I will leave this part for her to report. There were 38 Youths participating in the Talent Contest, Youth Program and Registering.

Following the program, the officers, dire2tors, organizers and Youth Leaders met in a short session and discussed financing the trio to the State Talent Contest. A motion was made and approved that each talent winner who will represent our District Seven at the State Talent Contest be given $15e The District is short on funds and plans have been made for raising the money. A motion was made and approved that members donate cakes, candies or cookies for a Cake Walk at our next District Meeting, One more thing was brought to the attention of this group and that is: Why is there alwayS a meeting held on the same Sunday that District Seven holds its meeting? This has happened twice in succession. Our last meeting — Sept. 9 — was announced in the Vestnik two weeks after District Seven held its last meeting on April 29. We don't want this to hap p en again but it wasn't our fault, so let's see that this doesn't happen again.

Thanks to the host Lodge No. 161 was given by the District and with this I

VESTNiK— willgT, TEXAS conclude the minutes of District Seven Meeting.

Fraternally, Betty Jurica, Secretary, District Seven 0( WEST, TEXAS Dear Girls: It is dry again here in West. Our gardens are really suffering. One hesitates to plant anything in bone dry soil, but since "nothing ventured, is nothing gained" some of us did plant in our dry gardens but are watering same to get the seeds up.

Today I'm going to give you a chocolate frosting recipe made of semi-sweet cho'colate which is quickly made. I hope you will like it enough to. in your permanent file.

Sour Cream Chocolate Frosting Melt one 5-oz. package of semi-sweet chocolate in the upper part of the double boiler over het water. Stir in a pinch of salt and one-half cup of sour cream.

Blend until smooth and spread over top and sides of an eight inch, cake.

Those of you who milk and have lots of cream, this recipe might just be the thing for icing a cake quickly. I hope you like it.

Chocolate Roll This delicate dessert is not a true cake, but a fallen souffle. It is quick, easy and always welcome.

Six eggs, seperated One-half cup sugar Six ounces of semi-sweet chocolate Three tablespoons of strong coffee One teaspoon of vanilla One and one-half cups of heavy cream, whipped and sweetened Powdered sugar Cocoa

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Work table, side by side and slightly overlapping. Sprinkle paper with powdered sugar and cocoa. Run a spatula around the edges of the cake and invert it on the wax paper; it should turn out easily. Carefully remove tine paper in which it was baked. Spread the cake with sweetened whipped cream. Then by liihng the edge of the wax paper under the cake, get the end of the cake to fold inward; this starts the cake rolling.

Continue lifting the wax paper and roll' the cake up gently and quickly and onto a large platter.

This should make you about eight or ten slices of elegant dessert.

With the cooler weather due any moment, I would like to, give you a pork steak recipe which I think will appeal to your imagination. It is called Polish Pork Rolls Six thin slices of pork steak One large onion Butter One-fourth cup chopped parsley One teaspoon of basil One-half-pound ground pork or ham One and one-half cups of dry bread crumbs Salt and pepper Nutmeg Four-tablespoons of bacon fat or butter Broth, beer, or water Two teaspoons of flour One and one-half cup sour cream One tablespoon paprika First prepare the stuffing: Peel and chop onion- and saute in four tablespoons of butter and the chopped parsley and basil. Mix thoroughly. Combine this mixture with the ground pork or ham, the bread crumbs and one tablespoon each of salt and freshly-ground black Butter an 11 by 14 inch pan, line with pepper.

Wipe the pork slices with a damp wax paper and butter the paper. Beat the egg yolks until light and lemon col- cloth and sprinkle eoch one with a little ored and gradually beat in the sugar. salt, pepper and nutmeg. Put a mound Put the chocolate and coffee in top of of stuffing on each slice, roll it up and double boiler over hot water and melt. tie securely.

Let cool slightly and then beat into the Melt bacon fat or butter in skillet and sugar and egg yolks. Beat in the vanilla. brown the pork rolls on all sides. Reduce Beat the egg' whites until stiff enough to the heat and add one cup of broth, beer, form peaks when you remove the geater, or water. Cover and simmer for about 45 but do not beat them, dry. Fold them minutes or until the meat is tender. Reinto the chocolate mixture. move the pork rolls to a hot platter, Pour the batter into the greased pan Knead into small pellets one teaspoon and spread it evenly. Bake in a 350 de- of butter and two. teaspoons of flour gree oven for about 15 minutes or until and sprinkle over the surface of the a knife inserted into the batter comes liquid in the pan. Stir the sauce and cook out clean. until smooth and thfckened. Gradually Remove from the oven, cover with a add the sour cream, being careful not to slightly damp towel and let stand for let it boil or it will curdle. Add the pap'about 20 minutes. Meanwhile, arrange rika and taste for seasoning. Add salt two 14-inch lengths of wax paper on a and pepper if necessary. Pour the sauce

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over the pork rolls and serve with butd noodles, chopped spinach dressed with tarragon butter and ive-cold beer.

How does that sound?

I had a nice visit with Sister Wilma Nesuda, District Three Youth Director at the State Talent Contest last Sunday Sept. 23. We had just finished our de-' licious noon meal which the Elm Mott sisters of Lodge No. 66 had prepared and Sister Wilma Nesuda told me that she made the most delicious Kolaches out of frozen Parker House Rolls in practically no time. She thawed the frozen rolls and then pulled them into. two pieces. These she let rise. Then she made a nest in each cake to place a freshprune or plum which are now plentiful on the market and topped this with one teaspoon sugar and flour, (and butter crumble. Bake, they were very good. Her younger daughter Carol sitting with us, I learned, won the State 4-H award in her section of projects to represent her state at the National level.

This just goes to prove that cooking too is advancing — we make our dishes in much less time by using. items already made or canned, like soups or these frozen Parker House rolls. Try them, sometimes.

This letter to you got delayed for lack of space and in that time we got a sprinkle. We could use much more but the weather has cooled off enough so that one welcomes a cover heavier than just a sheet at night.

Until next time, stay well, be happy and begin thinking about Christmas. It's about ninety days away, you know.

Fraternally, The Editor's wife ) 0( TRAFFIC DEATH CLAIMS UP IN 1962 Life insurance benefits paid in the first half of this year to the families of policyholders killed in automobile - accidents amounted to $76,000,000, corn' pared with $66,000,000 in the corresponding period of last year, according to the Institute of Life Insurance.

If this rate of increase is sustained for the balance of the year, it would mean and annual total for 1962 of $156,000,000, up $20,000,000 from last year and more than twice the payments of ten years ago..

This year's payments will bulk up larger than any single year's war death payments made by the life companies in either World War I or World War II. Life insurance policies involved in the claims or the irst half of this year numbered 22,000, up 1,000 from a year ago.

Wednesday, October 3, 1 962

YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 84 TEEN CLUB Dallas, Texas Dear Brothers and Sisters, I suppose that all of us are back to the routine of school, books and home work.

I know that I am, although it took a while to get used to it again. The teenagers of Lodge No. 84 have been busy too, at our last meeting it was decided to give to the Mother lodge a sum of $250. which is to be used solely for the purpose of remodeling the kitchen.

The teenagers were asked to attend the Mother lodge meeting to represent the Teen Club. The check was presented to Brother Cyrill Pokladnik, president of Lodge 84 by Brother Larry P.etr who is our new president of the Teen Club.

We would like to thank our former President Brother Joe Ondrusek for his outstanding work in the Club and for the lodge. and may we wish him much success and happiness while he is away at college. We are all going to miss you Joe. Now our next monthly meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. Oct. 13, so lets all make it a point to be there.

See you at the meeting.

Your Reporter, Jeanne Hamusek ) 0( LODGE 73 SEYMOUR, TEXAS Dear Readers, In my first letter to the Vestnik I stated that like most boys I don't like to write letters, but after the wonderful Talent Contest at Linden Hall how could I keep from expressing myself.

We have never seen a more hospitable group of people and a nicer hunch of young people than we came in contact With there. Your congratulations and well-wishes made me feel so warm orr, the inside.

I got the true feeling of being a member of the SPJST. Thanks to all of you

for being so wonderful. I could have gotten to know you better. Even if I hadn't won a thing I still would say it was the greatest day in my life.

You youngfolks who did not take part in the Talent Contest have no idea what you missed.

When I went to that meeting I had no idea I'd come back a winner. I went just for the fun and experience. Even that would have been worth t trip.

I believe that I had to make the longest trip of all, like Brother He joy stated, from the land where coyotes howl and the wind blows free.

Best wishes to all.

Joe Kocurek 1 0(

JANICE JEAN 7i:ill : ::CANN and DAVID KOEMC Floresville, Texas Dear Editor: We are happy to present to our *Niestnig readers Princess Janice Jean Baumann who was escorted by David Koenig, members of Lodge 107, Flo3esville.

They took an active part at the District 7 Queen and Duchess Ball at Jourdanton, at which also, Shirley. Ann Polasek was Duchess, her escort was Michael Polasek.

We hope that they will continue to be active in our youth work in the future.

Wednesday, October 3, 1962

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

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub.

Usned for lack of space and news value' Thank you very mach for your under ari ding and cooperation.

• • Mr. and Mrs. C. F. lVfotl announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Katherine, to Henry Caarles Hubnik, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hubnik of Cameron. The brideelect is a graduate of Rogers High School and is presently employed at Scott and White Memorial Hospital in Temple. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Yoe High School and is employed in Cameron.

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Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Patek of Sweet.

Home announce the engagement and 'approaching marriage of their daughter Anna Magdalen, to Mr. William Francis Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wagner of Victoria. The wedding is planned for October 20 at the Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Sweet Home.

The soft glow of candles Illuminated the West End Baptist Church of Houston, Sept. 8, when Miss Elizabeth Diane Denson of Houston became the bride of Logic Tobola II, of El Campo. The Rev. T. P. Lott officiated at the double ;ring ceremony conducted at 8 o'clock in the evening.

• • Otto Sk.lenarik of Dayton, Ohio, is in St. Elizabeth's Hospital in that city after a fall in which he sustained a broken right wrist and a fractured skull. His condition was critical, but he is somewhat improved. Mrs. B. F. Kubena and Mrs. Edwin Wesseiski of Canada were at his bedside. Otto is a brother also of Mrs. Albert Blaha and a brother-in-law of Jf Ludvik Maly of La Grange. He is the husband of the former Evelyn Kubos.

• • Saturday, Sept. 8 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in St. Philip's Catholic

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Church, Miss Dolores Ann Krenek and Bill Morgan of Brazoria were united in marriage in an impressive double ring ceremony performed by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Julius A: Petru.

• Eugene Chovanec, a 1962 graduate of Columbus High School is a student at Texas A. and M. College. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Chovanec of Columbus, Rt. 1.

Cameron — Mrs. E. H. Geistmann, 73, of Buckholts, died last Saturday evening in a Cameron nursing home. Rosary was recited Sunday at 7:30 pan. at the Marek-Burns Funeral Home in Cameron.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

Monday at St. Monica's Catholic Church in Cameron with the Rev. John Geiser officiating.

Burial was in St. Monica's Cemetery in Cameron.

• Carl Hermes, 40, of Port Lavaca, native of Koerth, Lavaca County, and son of Steve Hermes of that community was instantly killed when a bolt of lightning struck him While he was fishing at the causeway near that port city, Monday afternoon last week.

• Mirs Rudie (Hattie) Wentrcek, 54, passed away in the Wagner Hospital Tuesday. Her funeral followed Thursday from the Buffington Funeral Home to the City Cemetery.

Cameron — Jo Ann Hollas and Dennis Jistel, both. of Cameron, were awarded the God-Home-Country Medal of Honor for "meritorious achievement in spiritual and leadership participation in 4-H and other rural activities at the National Catholic Rural Life Conference held in Amarillo recently.

• The Holy Rosary Catholic Church of Frenstat is sponsoring their annual Bazaar on Oct. 7th, 1962. This is an allday affair featuring entertainment throughout the day.

Barbecue beef, pork, chicken and sausage will be sold by the peund. Delicious plate lunches will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Also there will be plenty of cakes and kolaches for sale.

Vrazel Polka. Band of Cameron will furnish the music in the afternoon and for the dance at night.

• • Wenzel Justin Zabcik of Zabcikville died in a Galveston hospital Monday morning last week as a result of burns

&tuna 25 sustained in an accident at his home Sept. 13.

Mr. Zabcik was born in Bell County, April 13, 1922, and had lived here all is life.

He was a member of the Ocker Brethren Church and SPJST Lodge No. 24.

Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Zabcik of Zabcikville; a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Zabcik, all of Arlington.

Funeral services were held at the Ocker Brethren Church last week Wednesday and burial from the Church to the Ocker Cemetery.

• • Mrs. Anna Kapavik, 82, died at 8:55 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 27 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Karlik, in West.

Funeral services were held Saturday, Sept. 29 at 9:30 a.m. at the Catholic Church of the Assumption in West.

Msgr. I. J. Valenta officiated with burial in St. Marys Cemetery, West.

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• Mrs. Bettie Driska, 70, a resident of Temple for the past five years and a former resident of Granger, died in Temple, last Tuesday. She was the widow of the late . John Driska of Granger, who died in 1935.

She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Temple.

• • Miss Delores Mae Migl of Shiner became the bride of Marcus J. Hrncir of Yoakum in an impressive double ring ceremony performed at 9 o'clock in the morning on Saturday, Sept. 8 in the SS. Cyril and Methodius' Catholic Church of Shiner.

• • Cameron — The SS. Cyril and Methodius. Church in Marak sponsored its annual picnic Sunday starting at 2 p.m.

A eottton, auction and auction of othler items was held. A chicken and sausage supper was served; with a dance at night.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nevlud of Shiner were surprised by their children and friends at the Welhausen Dam Sunday, Sept. 23 on their 25th wedding anniversary. e

Mrs. Joe Vana of Praha, passed away at home on Sept. 5, 1962 at the age of '75 years, 10 months and 1.0 days.

• An Ellinger area resident was admitt'ed to Fayette Memorial hospital in unconscious condition early Friday of last week following an auto accident at a

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Injured was Leander Minar, about 27.

'Sustaining severe head injuries, he regained semi-consciousness at midnight.

Friday.

• • Tony Malish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Malish Sr. of Temple was among 14 St. Edward's University students inducted into Aiphi Chi, national honor society, at a convocation in Austin last week.

Malish is a business administration student. He is a 1960 graduate of St. Mary's High School, Taylor, Texas .

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the Humble Oil and Refining Co. in Baytown. Sury is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil F. Sury of Fayetteville.

• Mrs. Carl Jurica, 20, of Temple was treated for minor injuries and released after an accident at 47th Street and General Bruce Drive in Temple. Mrs. Jurca was injured when her car struck a Cen-Tex Ready-Mix Concrete Co. truck.

Ve str'eciu, dne 3. rijna 1962 weighed 8 pounds. Besides baby Kent, there are Debbie, age 6, and Warren Lyn, 3 years of age. The mother is the former Aliene Law of Honolulu, Hawaii.

The Paternal grandmotner is Mrs. W. E. Haskovec of Ennis, Texas.

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Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Fillip of Schulenburg are the proud parents of a baby boy weighing 8 lbs., 1 lounces, who will answer to the name of Jerome Joey Fillip. He was welcomed by his 3-yearold brother, Larry. This makes two boys for the Fillips. He was baptized Sunday, at St. Joan's Church at Ammannsville.

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Mrs. Aianie Cecelie Svetlik, 82, died at her home in Hallettsville, Thursday, Sept. 27, at 2:05 a.m. She was born in Czechoslovakia, Nov. 10, 1879. She came to America with her family many years Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beseda of Penelope are the proud parents of an 8 Mike Buzan, a 1936 graduate of Taylor ago.

• High School who has been serving with lb., 7 oz. daughter, Barbara Ann, born the State Dept. since 1947, spoke on Miss Annita Evelyn Barcak, daughter Sept. 17 in a Waco hospital. Mother is some of this experiences at a recent of Mrs. Evelyn Barcak of Hallettsville, the former Frances Kociani. Grandmeeting of the Rotary Club. became the bride of Leroy Alfred Etzler, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kocian of Buzan was on the scene in Havana of Halletssville; in a double ring cere- West, and Mrs. Anna Beseda of Penelope. when diplomatic relations were broken mony at Ascension of Our Lord Cath- The Besedas also have three sons.

With Cuba. He described the steps in the olic Church in Moravia, Sept 1st. The )0( deterioration of relations between the Rev. Edward Bartsch officiated.

United States and Cuba during a period )0( The largest meteorite on record was when he served as second secretary of found in Southwest Africa, and is estiembassy. mated to weigh 60 or 70 tons. A large one evidently hit what is now Arizona once, and left a hole some 4,000 feet The marriage of Miss Evarista Marie across and 600 feet deep to prove it.

Zientek of Houston, daughter of Mr. and )0C Mrs, Joe Zientek of Chappel Hill, and Ivan Svec of Houston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Svec of LaGrange, took place Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ebner, members of in tbe St. Stanislaus Catholic Church Lodge No. 155 of Austin, are the proud at Chappel Hill at 9 a.m. last Saturday. parents of a baby boy born Wednesday • DISTRICT I Sept. 19th at Seton Hospital. He weighMiss Pauline Stryk, daughter of Mr. ed 8 lbs., 9 ozs. and was named Terry Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka and Mrs. William Stryk of Moulton was Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rt. 4, Box 504 united in 'marriage to Ted Krause, son of B. E. Grohniann and. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Bryan, Texas DISTRICT II Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krause of Moravia, Ebner of Austin.

• Mrs. Clara Hejl Saturday, August 18 in St. Joseph's Route 4 Catholic Church in Moulton.

Br. and Mrs. Victor Dybala of El • Temple, Texas Campo are proud to announce the arDISTRICT III Miss Frances Anna Repa, and Gar- rival of a baby girl Lisa Kathryn, born Mrs. Wilma Nesuda land Sidney Fontaine exchanged mar- at Nightingale Hospital on Sept. 10.

Telico Road riage vows in the Brethren Church. Sat- She weighed 8 lbs., 2 1/2 ozs. GrandparEnnis, Texas urday evening with the Rev. Josef A. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Holub DISTRICT IV Barton officiating at the double ring of El Campo and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Mrs. Ed. Haisler 'rites.

Dybala of Hillje.

• • Rt. 1 The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour. Texas Joseph Repa of Taylor, is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Elsner of HousDISTRICT V Thrall High School and is presently em- ton, announce the arrival of a baby boy, Mrs. Maxine Sefcik ployed at the University of Texas.

Jeffery Michael, born August 27, 1962.

2301 Airline Drive Mr. Fontaine, wnose parents are Mrs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Houston 9. Texas Bill Stone of Taylor and C. C. Fontaine Elsner and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Zaludek DISTRICT VI 'of Corpus Christi, is a graduate of Tay- all members of Lodge No. 88 Houston.

Mrs. Frank Brdecka lor High School.

• Rt., 1, Box 150 This SPJST member since he was one Rosenberg, Texas A November 17 wedding is planned year old, Coast Guard senior Officer DISTRICT VII for Miss Charlean Drab, bride-elect of Ivan Haskovec, with ' eight years of servMrs. Marcella Kleprlik Edmund Sury of Fayetteville, Miss Drab ice and now stationed in Long Beach, 202 Settmaltzer Lane is the daughtero of Mr. nad Mrs. W. L. California, is the proud parent of a baby San Antonio, Texas Machala of Crosby and is employed at boy, Kent, who was born Sept. 22 and

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22 Hunters Killed in '61 How Many in 1962?

Austin — For 16 million Americans the days between now and mid-January are the golden days of the hunt, perhaps the most avidly anticipated season on the sporting calendar.

It's a satisfying time, with man in quiet communion with a bountiful nature.

Before it •ends, an estimated 1,100,000 hopeful Texans — young and old of both sexes, skilled and unskilled — will have taken to the field in eager expectation.

Fleet mourning doves are present targets of a thousand guns by virtue of a 6O-day north zone season which opened September 1 and runs through October 30. The south zone opens September 25 through November 23.

Duck season in Texas this year runs from December 6 through December 30.

For deer and turkey it begins November 16 and lasts until December 31. Quail shooting becomes legal December 1 until January 16.

In all instances, date variations and game bags are subject to county laws.

With such concentrated shooting activity, particularly when novice gunhandlers are involved, it is obvious that the chances of accidental injury or death jump drastically.

Twenty-two hunting enthusiasts of varing ages met untimely deaths during last year's season, either killed by their own hand or by others. Reports of their deaths tell a grim story of errors in judgement or outright carelessness.

Four hunters virtually committed suicide by climbing through fences with guns in hand, in defiance of countless wards of caution against such a practice.

Three were killed when they stumbled or fell while walking wooded trails with' their wea pons loaded and cocked.

Two others were shot to death in accidents resulting from falls from' 'trees.

Another hunter was killed while a companion was handing him a loaded gun.

Four were killed in accidents involving the carrying of loaded guns in automobiles.

The remaining eight were killed as a result of being mistaken for game, or while unloading or otherwise mishandling firearms.

There will be additional deaths as this year's season progresses. The final toll can only be influenced by the common sense of hunters themselves. '(A weekly feature of the Health Education Division, Texas State Department of Health.)

VESTAK — WEST. TEXAS ONE OUT OF EVERY TWENTY AMERICANS ARE HAY FEVER SUFFERERS Austin — If you are a chronic or occasional hay fever victim, you're in excellent company!. One of every 20 Americans is.

While the general situation in Texas is better than some states and worse than others, the range of climate and soil conditions here probably does produce a wider-than-average assortment of trees, shrubs and grasses potentially offensive to hay fever sufferers.

Hay fever is one of the allergic diseases. Usually inherited, it is caused by inhaled substances, such as pollen, molds or insect dusts.

The abundance of pecan, oak, elm, cypress and cedar trees in Texas, and wide-spread Bermuda and Johnson grass, Russian thistle and sage — in addition to ragweed, serve to complicate the polen-induced hay fever picture in this state.

Strand $7 Education Division, Texas State Department of Health.) ) 0( NEWSPAPERS NEED TO BE HONEST AND RESPONSIBLE At the recent meeting of the Texas Press Association Mr. McKnight stated that American newspapers must strive to "bring sanity to emotional binge that has this country dangerously off balance.

"In moments when unity has never been more urgent, we have split into sensitive irrational groups that are so foreign to this country."

He noted that generally two camps exist, liberals• and conservatives. "I wonder whatever happened to just plain Americanism?" I mean those people who could sanely and soundly debate social and political differences without endangering the precious unity that is the armor of this land."

"It is a violation of human rights for a man to castigate, unjustly condemn or vilify, in the name of his group, any man who might hold other viewpoints.

We didn't become the world's mightiest (free society through slander of our brothers."

The production of pollen is part of a plant's seed manufacturing process.

"Pollen" is a Latin word which means "fine flour." Granules of pollen are produced in -the anthers, the male reproductive parts in plants. The granules McKnight stated that irresponsibility are similar to sperm cells of animals in at any level is the last thing needed in that they have the function of fertiliztoday's complex and troubled world. Obing the seed. viously, there has never been a "greater Plants do not deliver pollen into the need for honesty, integrity and respect air at a constant rate. Most plants, in- for truth. cluding ragweed, shed more heavily in "I have no• patience with those of the the morning than in the afternoon. newspaper business who do not admit Since the amount of pollen released is to the true mission of the newspaper — grefttly stimulated by sunlight, much to inform, to enlighten, to serve. I dis- more is shed on sunny days than when claim newspapermen who violate this the weather is cloudy. concept through shim-sham reporting Other factors which influence- the and editoralizing designed to distort amount of pollen in to hair in any given facts and mold selfish viewpoints," he area on any given day are temperature, asserted. rainfall, wind velocity and wind direcMcKnight warned that "remedies for tion. irresponsibility must originate with the If you suffer from hay fever, don't American press."

We heartily, endorse this statement — make the mistake of assuming your The Editor. case is identical to your neighbor's. The )0( investigation into the cause of your ailment must be made by a physician ENNIs NEWS MARKS through skin tests. Once the offending SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY substance has been identified, it is freqThe Ennis Daily News has reached its uently possible to get complete or par- seventieth milestone. tial relief with injections of a desenEstablished in 1892, it was the first sitizing agent. daily in the now populous Ellis County.

Charles E. Gentry is publisher and Meanwhile, remember there is more pollen in the country than in the city, Floyd Casebolt is editor. Other newspaless near large bodies of water. Wide pers issued by the publishing concern, open windows will increase -the amount United Publishing Co., are the Ennis of pollen in a room. Room air condition- Weekly Local and the Palmer Rustler. ers with filtering units offer much re- 'The Daily News is a member of the Associated Press. lief.

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

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

Everybody invited and welcome.

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Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood Sunday, October 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 — Mare): Family Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas get-together, and dance at k Saturday, Oct. 6 — Dance, "Vinobrani" Music by Eric Honza Orchestra Lodge No. 15 Buckholts Saturday, Oct. 20 — Barn Dance, Music Saturday, Oct. 20 — Battle Dance. by — Edd Faraizi Orchestra Vrazel's Polka Band and Joe Patek's Sunday, Oct. 21 — Regular Monthly Orchestra from Shiner Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, Oct. 27 — Battle Dance.

Saturday, Nov. 3 -- Dance, The Polka Vrazel's Polka Band and Ray Baca's Peppermints Orchestra Orchestra from Fayetteville.

Saturday, Nov. 17 — Dance, Music by • • Eddie Streets' Orchestra from WorthErrors Loage No. 25 ington, Minn.

Oct. 14 — Regular Lodge Meeting Sunday, Nov. 18 — Regular Monthly Nov. 11 — Regular Lodge Meeting Meeting and Family Fun Night Nov. 24 — Dance, music by the Music Saturday, December 1 — Dance, Rudy Masters.

Kurtz. Orchestra from Shiner, Texas • • Dances begin at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.

Elk Lodge No. 35 and our Lodge Hall is fully Air-CondiSaturday, Oct. 6 — Vrazel Polka Band, tioned.

Cameron, Texas • Saturday, Oct. 13 — Wedding Dance, Lodge Pokrok No. 88, Houston Henry Dulock and His Band of West, Friday, Oct. 5 — Entertainment ComTexas Saturday, Oct. 20 — Rural Ramblers of mittee meeting. Board of Directors Marlin, Texas meeting. Youth Club rneetin2.

Saturday, Oct. 27 — Bob Haisler's Me Saturday, Oct. 6 — Birthday Club Sislodians of Temple, Texas ters KOlache Sale.

• If Wednesday, October 10 --- Birthday Club Lodge No. 39 Bryan Sisters Luncheo n.

Saturday, Oct. 6 -- Slim Hai le play- Friday, Oct. 12 — Regular Monthly ing Membership Mee Ling.

Saturday, Oct. 13 — Vrazel's Polka Band Saturday, Oct. 13 — Big Dance to the Saturday, Oct. 20 — No Band booked as music of Frank Muesehke Band of yet.

Houston Saturday, Oct 27 — Jessie Lee's Band Friday, Oct. 19 — Board of Directors • • meeting. Entertainment Committee Lodge Hillje No. 40 meeting.

Saturday, Oct. 6 — Gregurek's Wedding Sunday, Oct. 21 — District Five Meeting Saturday, Oct. 27 — Big Dance. Music Dance Saturady, Oct. 13 — The Traits

by Henry Brosch and orchestra of Saturday, Oct. 20 — Free Wedding Moulton, Dance Friday, Nove. 2 — Board of Directors Saturday, Nov. 10 — Sensations Orch. and Entertainment Committee Thursday, Nov. 22—Thanksgiving Dance meeting. music by the Traits.

Sunday, Nov. 4 — English Operetta "In • a Old Vienna."

Lodge No. 66, Elm Mott Wednesday, Nov. 7 — Birthday Club Sisters Card Party Saturday, Oct. 6th — West Melodians Friday, Nov. 9 -- Regular Monthly Meetof West ing.

Saturday, Oct. 13th — Lee use Orchestra Saturday, Nov. 10 — Dance, Music by of LaGrange, Texas Ray Baca and his orchestra of FaySaturday, Oct. 20 — Slim Haisler's Play etteville.

Boys of Temple Saturday, Oct. 27 — The Happy Country Wednesday, Nov. 14 -- Birthday Club Ullieheon, Boys of Houston.

Ve stl'eclu, (Tile 3. i•jna 1962 Sokol Zinka, or S.P.J.S.T. Lodge 130 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, Erie Honza Orchestra Lodge Stefanik Lodge No 142 Houston, Texas Saturday, October 6 -- Dance, music by "The Westerners."

Saturday, October 13 — Dance, music by Henry Tannenberger and his Orchestra.

Saturday, October 27 — Dance, Music by "Houston Play Boys."

Public invited, plenty of tables, come out for a good time.

0 BIC GAIN IN LIFE INSURANCE IN TWO NEWEST STATES The country's two newest states Alaska and. Hawaii, have Shown huge gains in life insurance since entering statehood, the Institute of Life Insurance reports.

Alaska will have nearly $550,000,000 of life insurance in force by the end of this year, more than twice the aggregate ownership in 1957. Purchases of new ordinary life insurance in that state are expected to pass $70,000,000, this year. also about twice the 1957 purchases. And the flow of benefit payments in the state has materially increased, with more than $4,000,000 expected to be paid to policyholders and beneficiaries in the state during 1962.

Hawaii is expected to liave nearly $3,250,000,000 of life insurance in force by year-end, twice the 1956 figure, and ordinary insurance purchases for the year, if continued at present pace, will run nearly $350,000,000. Benefit payments in Hawaii will be in excess of $30.000,000 this year.

0 PARTY-LINE WARNING The law of the State of Texas provides that a person is guilty of a misdemeanor if he willfully refuses to relinquish a party line immediately if the line is needed for an emergency call to a fire department or police department, or for medical aid or ambulance service. It also provides that it is a misdemeanor to secure the use of a party line by falsly stating that the line is needed for an emergency.

An "emergency" is defined by law as "a situation in which property or htfman life are in jeopardy and t he prompt summoning of aid is essential,"

Ve steedu, dne 3. eijna 1962 Jak Pozmime lekaiskeho mastikaie Volavka prakticky vSech iekaeskych mastikatil zni uptimne. Maio z nich nePoch3: bne mini to upeinme, avAak jsou nevedomi a oklamani. Upeinmost neni zkouSkou pravdy. Jiste znamky maji zbuditi podezteni, 2e se mastikaeovi jedna o naSe penize. VySeteovaci odbor Attierickeho lekaeskeho sdru2eni podava techto lest jednoduchYch peikladti k poznani matikafe: On pou2iva z ylaStniho nebo "ta j emneho" stroje nebo formule, ktera, jak tvrdi, niti2e vyleeiti nemoc.

On zarueuje rychle vyleeeni.

On oznamuje v oznamkach nebo pou2iva doporueujicich listii, podporujicich jeho leebu.

On stale void po lekaeskem vySeteovani a uznani.

On tvrdi, 2e l ekari ho prondsleduji nebo se boji jeho konkurence.

On yam eika, 2e chirurgie, nebo Xpaprsky nebo drogy zpilsobi vice zla ne21i dobra.

Typicky tea mastikae pou2iva "zastraSovacich" zptisobti, aby vyvolal strach ohledne vSeho druhu neStesti, nepou2ij e-li se jeho vYrobek. Oast() tvrdi divy od nektere exoticke podstaty. Mastikae east° pou2iva magickeho slova "lekar se syYm jmenem, aekoliv jeho hodnost, ma li nejakou, neni hodnost M. D., nVbr2 jen nejaky nejasn' "doktorat" od nektere obskurni kolleje. Nebo chytee peisuzuje si vedeckou nebo lekaeskou autoritu takovYmi vYrazy, jako "Micah doporueuji", "velkY leka •skY vynalez"', "vyvinutY ye slavnYch evropskYch klinikach".2eme bYti ujiAteni, ae se mastkaei zajimaji o nas. Nikoliv o naSe blaho, nYbrZ o fl.eco jineho. Penize, naSe penize. Co nejvice jich mohou dostati.

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Plukovnik Triner a TGM DlouholetY ipeedseda Oeskoslovenskie narodni rady americke, vrcholne organisace naSich .krajanti, plukovnik Josef Triner nam poslal projev k dvacatemu patemu vYroei Masarykovy smrti 14. zdei 1938. Josef Triner je nyni eiditelem telesne vYchovy ye vlade guvernera Otty Kernera ye statu Illinois; tento 'dead zastaval ji2 v dobe, kdy byl guvernerem Illinois Adlai Stevenson, nyni americkY delegat SpojenYch narodii. Plukovnik Triner piSe: "Kdy'Z studujeme svetove dejiny a proeitame aivotopisy nej yyznamnejSich ndrodnich vtirdcir, dospejeme k nazoru, ae ma-li bYt nekdo skuteenYm vildcem du musi bYt humanista.

Amerika dala svetu jednoho z nejvetAlch hurnanistti v osobe presidenta Jieiho Washingtona. Osvobodil se sySirel

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druhy Ameriku a byl spoluautorem nejvzacnejAiho spisu Noveho sveta americke Ustavy. Jiei Washington svym peikladem dokazal celemu svetu, ae upeirnnost Muyslu a poctive jejich provadeni je j edinY mravnY zpusob vlady pro vSechen lid. Amerika dala svetu take Abra.ha Lincolna, ktery nejen osvobodil eernochy z otroctvi i ale do jiste miry osvobodil Ameriku od rasovYch peedsudkti a uvedl ve skutek biblicka slova, 2e vSichni lide jsou si peed Bohem rovni".

Snad nikdo v dejinach nevytrpel za svoje idealy tolik, jako Abraham Lincoln.

Musil vest nejdelAi a nejkrva.vejSi obeanskou valku, jakou kdy svet poznal, ale nesl toto te2ke benne s neobyeejnou odvahou, pevnosti i vytrvalosti a koneene take se zdarem. Jeho slavna slova, pronesend v Gettisburgu, budou Zit tak dlouho jako lidstvo samo: "vlada lidu, lidem a pro lid . nezmizi z tvdee teto zeme." Zaslou2i-li si nekdo nazvu hu-

manista, pak je to jiste Abraham Lincoln.

TomaS r. Mn saryk tak jako Washington a Lincoln kladl zajeni sveho naroda nade vSe. SvYmi tiny, s yYm peikladem iak ye vekejnem tak v soukromem aivote •daval peiklad nejen svemu vlastnimu narodu, ale vSem lidem na svete. Za urvni svetove valky pracoval 1Vlasaryk s naSim presidentem Woodrowem Wilsonem na zakladech povaleene demokracie a kd52 zemeel, celY svet aznaval jeho obrovske zasluhy o demokracii uvniti narodii i mezi narody.

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To rozhazovani zaeind se zakonodarnon samotnou. Zakonodarci zamestnavaji daleko vic lidi ne2 je treba. — Mimo to, zakonoclarna je daleko vetSi ne2 je treba,. Polovic posla.nctit by docela staeilo.

Ale toto rozhazo y ani jest nieim proti hospodarstvi v statnich kolejich a uniyersitach. Ty yyZaduji take dva roky telesneho vYc yiku, jako rodeo, hockey, kouleni a nazornem taneeni. Co2 samotne stoji na pul milionu dolarti, jen, yyhozenYch. Mnoho tako y eho utraceni vySlo na jevo neda ynYm vyetrovanim.

Jak se hospodari v jednotli yYch odborech statnich, neni znamo, neb neni easu ,na takove vySettovani. Tedy mfiZe se tam utracet dle libosti.

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Otniovith deti ,Volnost na svelim vzcluchu je to nellepSi, echo mono doprati Mem a mladeli vubec. Dite volnosti lope travi a vice ji. Dite uzavrene i k jidlu takto obmezenemu musi se nutit a easto zanechava veci nedojedene. Dite volnosti sni vSechno, co se mu precileli. Pra y ldiem budiZ: Ven at' prSi nebo je krasne, at' teplo je nebo mrzne. Jen zchoulostivele 'cTeti treba uzpbsobiti pozvolna a varovati pied neinkem vetru, ktery zdravYm a otuZilYm neSkodi. Staci jen varovati se prikrYch rozdilt teplOty.

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• We can see the sun and moon before they rise, and after they set, due to the bending of light rays by the air surrounding the earth. That is why they look so much larger on rising and setting.

0 • Man can live a few minutes without air, a few days without water and a Month or so without food, or an entire lifetime without an original thought.

0 • Every song, building, painting, or book started out as a dream. Then, somebody had confidence enough in that dream to work to unmake it materialize.

0 One way to achieve a sense of poWer is to own something with power. Hence, the popularity of automobiles.

VAS T N f K— WEST. TEXAS Kdo byl "King Cotton"?

"King Cotton' neznamend eloveka, jak se nekteri lide mylne domnivaji, nYbr2 proste sklizeh plodiny, ktera byla dlouhou radu let hlav,nim zemedelskYm produktem americkeho jihu, V obdobi pied obeanskou valkou bylo oznaeeni uZivano jakoby na zdtirazneni yYznamat baylny, na niz cele hospodaistvi jihu spoeivalo.

Podnet ke jmenu zavdal roku 1855 David Christy elankem, v nemZ tvrdil, ze "ba ylna je kral.', nebot' je nejen nejclUlaitejSi plodinou jihu, ale soueasne nejdtilelitejSi surovinu tovarnikii na severu.

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Aekoli historikove dvacateho stoieti stale jeWe uZivaji slov pri zminkach o americkem jihu z doby pied' obeanskou valkou, yYznam slov pro dneS"ek ji2 da yno zanikl. Role, kterou kdysi bavIna v hospodarstvi jiZnich state hrala, byla ji2 'dal/no zamenena ulohanii, pripadnuvnovYm odvetvim prUmyslu a vedle baylny i eetnYin jinYrn plodinam.

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