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Postrnas er: Please Send Form 3579 with Undeliverable copies to: SUPREME LODGE, S.P.J.S.T. P. 0. Box 100, TEMPLE, TEXAS

24. •ijna (OCTOBER) 1962

ROCMR (VOLUME) 50 Cislo (No.) 43

JAE NARODY A SALTENf SVP,T (Peed sedmna.sti lety, 24. kijna 1945, my. Zakrodeni s obou stran mohlo snadveSla v platnost charta Spojenych na,- no vesti k nebezpeene konfrontaci. rodti, Jejim , prijetim. zavazovalo se jedeNejnovelk, a snad 1 nejsensaenejk napades-at naroda vyhleclavati mirurni- koneinou svizeltt, v nit Spojene narody lovnY zptisob rekni mezinarodnich spo- zakroeily, snaZice se zabraniti konfrontaci svetovYch vehnoci, je ovAern Konrt', aby tak lidstvo bylo koneene sproStego. . . no laruz valky. Podsekretak statu George Pri uvaZovani o Kongu a jinYch W. Ball mluvil nedavno ye Washingtokam jsou Spojene narody povone b Spojenych narodech jakoZto o lany, aby zachovaly mir, men bychom se stra;ki • svetoveho miru a o nastroji a- obirati touto otazkou: BYvalo by se mericke, politiky zahranioni. V ,nasledustranky nak narodni bezpeenosti lepe jicilia elanku uvadime east j eho tehdej- poslati tam americkou na,morni pechokho prosloVu.) tu, nebo ye spolku s jinYmi poslati tam Spojene narod y jsou nastrojem, jeho.Z Spojene parody jmenern cele svetove prostrednicvtim mohou se prilmyslave oboe?. • narody sbliliti s narody merle vyvinutYVelka Cast diskusi o SpojenYch naromi, Hlavnim vYkonem Spojenyeh narodtl lech netYka se ani tak toho, co delaji, pa fine strance bylo a jest udr'Zeti sve- jako spiSe toho, jak se jejich einnost tove velmoci od sebe. Dosahuji toho u- srovnava, s koneCnYm cilem nak vlastni rovnanim spora smirovanim a debatami politiky zahranieni. Spojene narody a zakroky ye prospech, miru v oblastech, jsou nastrojem zahranieni politiky Spokde by jinak chaos mohl \Testi k inter- jenYch state, prave jako jsou nastrovenci nekterou velmoci. iern zahranieni politiky kaLleho jineho elenskeho statu. Spojene narody vybaSotva byly Spojene narody zorganizovuji nas krome toho mechanismem, vany, jit byly zapleteny do otiZne a va Z. ne povinnosti vymahani mint — v Ira- se muZeme pokoukti primeti jine 'Oenzanu, v Recku, v Indonesii, v Ka§miru. Od ske staty, aby nejen souhlasily s nag hranieni politikou, ale aby svilj souhlas to doby hraly svou roli v zastaveni as ni vyjadrovaly aktivni podporou resogrese, hroziciho atoku nebo obeanske lu ktere se shoduji s naSimi vlastnimi ky v Palestine, v Korei, u Suerskeho zajrny narodnimi. • . v Libanonu a v Kongu. Vkchny tyto konflikty dotkaly se velmoci. NeByli jsme az ku podivu tispUni pri bVti SpOjenVch narodu byly by tyto vel- ziskavani mezinarocl-niho souhlasu s moci zakroeily ye snaze Uhajiti sve zajvlastnimi smernicemi narodnimi.

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JelikoZ Spojene riarody prosazuji ci, ktere chceme videti provedene, a jeliko'2' umotr uj jiste styky s jinymi zeroemi, styky s jinS7mi zememi, styky, ktere si prejeme navazati — a jelik(A podle slov charty pusobi jako2to "fistredi pro uvadeni einil narodh v soulad" proto slou2i Spojene narody narodnimu zajrnu SpojenYch statu.

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Dideiita zrnena poiadu Oslava 100 leti Americkeho Sokolstva a C. S. Republiky ktera byla planovana na den 28. kijna v Dallaske Sokolovne na 7443 Greenville Ave. — byla odlo'iena, na nedeli dne 4. listopadu..

Tato zmena se stala proto, abychom vyhoveli 2adosti tretiho okrsku. SPJST, kterY stanovil svoji vSTroeni schnzi na dne 28. kijna u radu 'Oslo 66 v Elm Mott ph Waco. — Laska,ve si tuto zmenu zapamatujte. )O( Vzhiiru do schdze III. okrsku Udelejeme si dostavenieko v nedell 28. fijna do schnze nakho tretiho distriktu ktera jak bylo : delk eas oznamovano, se bade konat u hosticiho tadu 66 v Elm Mott pri Waco. Dobrou navftevou a na si soueinnosti prospejeme nejen okrsku ale i cele Jednote a povzbudime pritomnou rolade2 ze vSech rada k jeUe lepk einnosti. — Na shledanou.

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Ve stkedu, dne 24. kijna 1962

Od redakeniho stolku dobre navAtivene schtizi odnaSIme si poNa g e poznainky vzbuzeni. Jak nas to -COM, kdyz ye vlastKaZdy tad tketiho okrsku na gi Jednoty mel by bYti zastoupen v podzimni schazi tohoto okrsku, ktera se bude kona u hosticiho radu 66 v Elm Mott poblik Waco.

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zerafelkh oleniii se uvei'elftuii bezplatne The obituaries are p rinted without charge ShAVNI CIRADOVNA — SUPREME LODGE EDWARD L. MAREK. president JOE B. HEJNY, vice-president R. A. TIRBANOVSKY, Secretary JOS. KOLIHA, JR., treasurer BEN ZABCIK, financial secretary All of Temple, Texas, Box 100 AUGUST KACIR. attorney, Temple, Texas DR. MARVIN LESIKAR, medical director P. O. Box 410 — Ta y lor, Texas l'tEDITELE — DIRECTORS JOHN A. KUTENA, First District La Grange, Texas HENRY E. VITEK, Second District P. 0. Box 43 — Gran g er, Texas ROBERT CERVENKA, Third District West, Tcxas R. E. BROZ, Fourth District Rt. 3, Box 320 — San Angelo, Texas J. M. SKRABANEK, Fifth District 4720 Bellaire Blvd., — Bellaire, TexaS ED P. SRALLA, Sixth District.

Rt. 1, Box 110, Edna, Texas CHAS. HOLASEK, Seventh District 2513 Nemec St., Cor p us Christi, Texas TISKOVY VYBOR—PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE PAUL SABLATURA, Chairman P. 0. Box 260 — Louise, Texas MRS. FRANCES OLEXA 6402 Tag g art St. — Houston, TexaS RUDOLPH TROUBH, c/o S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home — Taylor, Texas t3TANOVNt VYBOR — BY-LAW COMMITTEE E. E. KRENEK, p resident, Dime Box. Texas PAW. SABLATURA, secretary 9. G. Sox 260 — Louise. Texas

Budou jiste projednavane dffielite za.lelitosti okrsku ohlakn postup akce pro "Youth Camp", zpravy rtitnYch vYbora, vedouci mladek a koneene volba okrskovYch ntednikri pro 1963. — Volba 'nista Jarni schrize 1963.

• • Vkchny tyto body jsou pro naei daldrilelite a zalem vSech si jest nejen Zadouci ale i nutny abychom i budoucne rostli a dobte pokraeovali.

• • Udelejme si tedy dostavenieko v nedeli dne 28. Mina u tachi 66 v Elm Mott a pokusme se spoleene nak dilo v okrsku ttetim je'ate zlepkti, coZ se nam soueinnosti 1/§ech dobitch rester a. bratru, jiste zas podati. — Mame mnoho dobitch pracovnikil v na2aich tadech a kdyZ je ochotne podpotime tak i to na gi mile Jednote prospejeme. — Tedy na shledanou v Elm Mott v nedeli dne 28. kijna.

• Co se da spoleenou snahou pri dobre docilit, bylo zas jednou' dokazano minulou /lean v Dallas o oeskem Dnu na. Statni VYstave a jsem fist, Ze ten den a flak aeinkujici tam budou dlouho a s poy dekem vzpominane Peknou vzpominku si tez zaslouZi sbor Dallaskeho tadu 84 spoleene se sbormistrem Fr. Henznem. Jejich zpev jiZ nekolikrate obohatil ramie naAe vystoupeni a v jejich narodnich krojich pekny dojem vidy zanecha j i. Pripomerime si, ze za vkchen ten Cas kterY venuji zpevu pii s yyCh zkOu gkach, pottebuji moralni Podporu obecenstva. Tali i my dokakme ze si takoveho umeni vaZime, kdyZ je Ody v 'kl d u vyslechneme a dobrYin slovem a uznaniin je k da gi praci povzbudirne. Nechceme zde znovu opakovati co vk krasneho nam dallaskY sbor pkednes1 staei zde pro badoucnost zjistiti, ze Irk to co jsme pii progranm zaZili a vyslechli ueinilo ten den v Dallas nam vkin nezapomenutelnkm a kaZdY kdo jej promeSlial ma co litovati.

• Pracujme kaZdy die moZnosti pro hojnejS'i navaevu na gich tadov3ich schtizi.

Tarn kaZde dobre snakni pro Jednotu musi miti svilj poeatek g s kaZde. nag.

nim radu shied Clena s kterym jsme se jiZ davno neseali. lined lepai nadkni zavladne a radost je k spoleene praci. * Ve schazich najdeme poeatek dobre snahy k procllouZeni naktio mirodniho Zivota. Tam moZno spoleene jiz nyni planovati zda v osade by se nemohla priAtim roce uskuteenit letni skola, ochotnicke divadlo, besidka naladek aneb sokolskou einnost.

• V nekterych osadach zdarne prospivaji Sici kroOky 2en, Birthday Clubs, Ladies Circle, Youth Clubs naSeho dorostu a •co jineho vic. Jen dobrou villi mejme, trochu obetavosti a nadSeni.

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Hled'me vSichni ku predu. Spoleene v dobre spode najdeme cestu k Uspechu v kaZdem kade. Jen neskladejme ruce v kiln a nerikejte, u Vas to nejde.

Pripada nam to jak kdyz byste chteli zvonit umiraekem kdy2 pacient je jests Ziv a da se jests zachranit.

• Dobrou Vuli, ochotou da se mnoho dociliti. Hled'me ku pre du a to, co jsme prozahalell, je jiz za nami. Hled'te, jak si jinde pomahali a Casto s te2ke situace dobOch vVsledkit se dopracovali.

Mame si pomahat aby to nak Jednota rostla a dale mohutnela, kdyZ ale jen stojime stranou a hledime jen na ty nase sestry a bratti kteti se prieiriuji, tak nekoname co jsme pri vstupu do Jednoty Jsou mnozi etenati kteti s zajmem si pteetou celY Vestnik, kaZdt dopis obzylaZte takover v nich2 dopisovatele zdeluji, co se kde v rude a cele (made podnika. Takove dopisy jsou uZiteene a vkly vitane ponevadZ jsou povzbuzujici ai jine k neasti vyzivaii. -Proto kaZdk tad by mel volit si pravideineho dopisovatele at" jiz do 'Ceske anebo do anglicke easti organu. Bilnkte 1ehce pozorovat ze kaZdy tad v kterem pravidelne dopisovani je postarano i jeho einnost se vzpruZila a veAkere Clenstvo bete o spolkovY Zivot lepai zajem. — PtednaZim Vain vkm znovu opravnenou Zadost, neochabujte v dopisovani do nakho organu.

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Dobit ptiklad a pravidelne dopisovani od jednotlivych tadu melo by nas vkchny vesti k horlivejSi praci pro clalS1 rozkvet ,celo Jednoty.

Ve stredu, dne 24. iijna 1962 Vime ze v Jednote yzalemne na sobs zavisime a jeden drulaeho potrebujern v naSem snaZeni o blaho rodin nakch.

• Vdeenost za tuto vernost je jako zavazek, tuto prichylnost prateltm oplaceti, coZ nas by zas melo vesti, pomoci ochotne vSem tem, kteri pomoci potrebuji. KclyZ tak einime i jine mimo nag kruh svym prikladem k dobrYm eintim povzbuzujem.

• Ve vgech nagich elenech bez rozdilu spoeiva dobra hybna, silo, kterou nage Jednota mute byti vedena k dalkmu rozmachu v tornto na gem 65 roku, musi vgak bYti udrZovana v kaIdem rade pravidenou zpravodaj skou einnosti, Hled'me v techto trech rnesicich zloYvajicich do noveho roku spoleenYm snaZenim dociliti jests lep gich vysledku a prekroeiti ye veech nagich fadech stanovenou kvotu nova° pojigteni Co jsme kdo "vysedeli" v gkolach let, nemeri na ge vzdelani, spig soudime vyspelost eloveka die jeho chovani a dle schopnostech ktere nabyl takou Skolou •

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Pamatujme te'Z na to, 2e jest mnohem snadnej gi nekonau uoinenou chybu kritisovat, neZ sam nekterou tu pochybenou vec napraviti.

KaZdy z nas udela sedm chyb denne, St'astnY ten, kdo j ich udela men& ftdd nag vg ak udela jeden Mich pouhy kcly leis neeinne celY eas dlouhy.

Jedno vSak za heslo jiste si beru, ze chybit pri praci lep gi je veru.

Kdyby chyba byla velka jak nezii to jedna spachana v V rade tu basnieku za ramec si dejte, a obeas se na ni podivejte.

Tarn pak kde snaZi se, pomaha nebe Udelag vg ecko, kdy'Z udelag sebe )0(

schfize prvniho okyrsku Datum ani misto pri gti Jarni schfize prvniho okrsku nebylo ureeno ye schilzi okrsku dne 9. zari v Dime Box. Ponechano vYboru by stanovil f,as a misto dle piihla g ek radii zdruZ'enYch v prvnim okrsku ktere se o pri gti schazi v roce 1963 prililasi. — Po pfihla gce radu bude misto a eas oznamen.

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-- 2e v Bryan, Texas byl minule jak zdeleno, velky polar a Ze vyhoreto nekoilk Vyhotel klenotnickY obchocl krajan Wm. Turka. — Pan Turek byl prave v nemocnici v Houston a Ze — Ze z mnohSich mist hlasi se narn snail ani dosud nevi, jakou gkodu utrprehanky s vetrem a misty i kroupy poSkodili pozdni bavinu.

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2e v Bellville se konala minaly ty— Ze manele J. Steffkovi z Hallett- den okre,sni vYStava a Ze byla velice posville v kruhu sve rodiny oslavili 501ete eetne navkivena,. vYroei sveho spolukti. Prejem nanoho dalkch let, Ze pr;r, roam dat tento vynatek • dopisa. ktery ohdrZela krajanka kterou — 2e panes Win Gerlicha u gtknul had nelze jmenovat, z Evropy. Zni: Jsem Copperhead do nohy kdyZ v noci vygel velmi vdeena za, eesky misal vydany v yen na hada Slapl. Museli jej odvezt Rime. Pa dve nedele, co isern byla v do Rengrove nemocnice k agetteni. kostele, nebylo kazdni, eetlo se jen evangelium. V rnisalku to bylo presne tak — 2e krajan Aug. Jalufka od Blessing (Aiken() jak to eetli v kostele u °hare, pry minulY tyden postrelil svou Zenu v pondell nastane zase to Skola. V snad neSt'astnou nahodou. NeStesti se osme trade jsem si to vyznamenani jests vySetruje. udrZela, tak nevim jestli to udrkna i v • • to posledni tride devate. Letos jsem na — 2e zde u nas ye West, minulY ty- prazdninach vtibec nikdu nebyla. den po obradech z katolickeho kostela k kala jsem si Ze kclyZ to main posledni yeenemu odpoeinku, ulolen byl 391etY prazclniny, tak nikam nepajdu, budu Louis J. Kueera, Zanechal rnan2elku a dorna, poinahat mamince. gest ditek, tri sestry a etyri bratry. — Letos se vSechno jidlo teke shani. Na Cele rodine plati na ge soustrast. maso se inusi stat nejmene d ye hodiny, 0 • brambory take, i na cibuli, proste no, - Nag 'dobry bratr Frank K. Bueek v vgechno. A dostanete v geho malo. StaHallettsville oslavii s manZelkou 601eti .enka tak diouho stat nevydr gi a masveho snatku v kruhu sve velke, vaZene minka s tatinkem chodi do prate. Tak rodiny. Prejeme tez, jen v ge to nejlepk, kdybych nebyla doma ja, nemeli bychom z eeho varit. Bratr co je ted' na vojne, hlavne zdravieka a spokojenost.

0 • chtel se dostat domil, ale byli uz claleko na Slovensku, tak se domn nedostal. Md, -- 2e zde pri Penelope minulY tyden zemrela pant Frances Holabova, 64 let bYt no, vojne jeAe j eden rok. Maminka, stares a zanechala manZela, tri decry a tatinek i stai'enkai jsou zdravi, samo pet synth Byla pochovana na osadni zrejrne i ja a bratri. Napidi vain opet budu ch.odit do gkoly. Zasilam V alla jests hititov, nage soustrast rodine. jednou krasny pozdrav a preji Varn abyv San Angelo zemrel krajan ste jests diouho M y a zdrav byl. Vage, Louis Rychlik 571etY. Zanechal manzel- Majka. ku,. dceru a dva syny. Byl elenem radu 160. — Nage soustrast rodine.

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— 2e z kostela sv. Jana v Talton se konal poh •eb pani John Malkove stark.. Zanechala nekolik ditek, jednu sestru a bratra. — Na g e uprinma soustrast pozastale rodine.

• • — 2e z El Campo se hlasi shatek sleeny Josefky Hlavinkove s panem R. Priesmeyrem od Cresent a ma jim byti polehnano v kostele v Hillje. Prejeme gtesti.

• • v naSem starem domove v Ennis se tam do mesta odstehovala pani Anna HejnY. BYvala po smrti matiZela na fume sama a v Ennis mezi prateli ji jiste bude veseleji.

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T1 ETI OKRSEK bade konat svoji podzimni schdzi dne 28. tijna (28 October). BliZSi podrobnosti a program toho dne bade v kratkosti aznamen.

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Podzinini schfize gesteho okrskr bude Havlieek of.d.dana u raclu 4 v Hallettsville, Texas v "Recreation Ball" Dne 4. listopadu_1962. Zatilatek v 1 hodinu odpoledne. Zadarne ostatni okrsky aby nam ten den laskave ponechaly. Frank J. Ol govsky, okrskovy tajemnik.

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z SoukromY dopis je vYsleclek osobniho vYkonu. Zivotopisy mnoha y YznaenYch lidi nebyly by mnolady tak podrobne, nebYt osobrii korespondence, v nit Whalovali sve mySloinky a city, v nich zaznamenavali nejen dalosti doe, ale easto i podrobnosti, z ktere si fines intiZeme udiniti lepSi pied stava o jejich Zivote.

Kdo z rias by si trouitil raditi se mezi ty, jejich2 dopisy maji svetovY yyznarn? Snad nikdo. A piece i nak dopisy pratelUm a pribuznYm mail nee° spoleaneho s tou prvni skupinou Pikme v nich intinme sami o sobe, o syYcla cietech, o praci a zabave, o udalostech v okoli. Ciziho eloveka by tyto naSe zpravy y alne nezajimaly, ale naS'i drazi etou je se skuteenou dychtivosti.

A jsou-li nak dopisy zajimave pro nase pratele mistni, , o6 zajimavejSi musi

bYti pro ty v zahraniei, kteri nas mond nevideli jiz drahnou radu let! Pro ne, stejne jako pro nas, je Zivot bez teto koresponience taktka nemyslitel ny, eitatele naSich dopisti ziskavaji nich vice -neZli znalosti o vSednim prtibehu nakho dne: eini si'z inch k jasnejSi predstavu o celkovem Zivote ye Spojenych statech.

Podobne: myglenky musely prooinati mysli mladeho mute, ktery nedavno psal ve sve materStine ze zeme za Zeleznou eponou na adresu "People-to-People Program" ye Washingtone.

V dopise pik mimo jine i toto: "DopisOvani si je prO nas — mlade mute — zatim jedinou motnosti, j eciinYm pramenein, jak ziskat pravdivY a nezkreslenY obraz o ZiVOte'v nekterYch cizich, z ylaAte zapadnich zemich, protote cestovani do nich je pro ads silne ornezeno a prilis Ma-li Amerika neco svetu pak aspon east tohoto poselstvi tail se v kaZdociennim prubehu americkeho Zivota —

Ve stiedu, 'tine 24. IJijna 1962 ve v'Sednich uddlostech kaaleho jednotlivce, kterY, znasoben miliony, vytvari Druhou strankou americkeho poselstvi je vysvetleni, oe jako narod usilujeme doma a v zahraniei, jakesi vyznani naSi deinokraticke viry. Mezi jejimi elanky je nekolik zakladnich o jejicht existenci touti bYti nagi zahranieni pratele znovu a znovu ubezpeeovani.

PredevSim chteji slykt, to Spojene stay opravdu pracuji pro mir, to ArneriCane veri ye svobodu, zachovavaji zasadu dttstojnosti eloveka, usiluji o blaho celeho lidstva. Je na nas, abychom zdriraznili vSe, co povatujeme za pravdu.

Nate svedectvi, podane prostYmi slovy, zanecha trvalejSi dojem netli nejake prolalakni Aredni.

KaZdY dopis napsanY do ciziny pomatak v malem rozsahu lep gimu svetovemu styku. Objasriovanim americkeho tivota, S'irenirri pravdy a vyvracenim faleSnYch predstav mute se kaZdY z nas stati mluveim za Spojene staty.

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urn eteV tomto eisle P rillaMal e narum velice peknY obrdzek i Sich sester ciallaskych, ktere ,jak je vetSinou osobne zname, vykonaly za ta leta ohromnou, takika neocenitelnou piaci v tech rtiznych naAich spolcich pro dobro sve osady, syYch rodin a nakho vlasteneckeho snateni. — KaZda jedna ta sestra, ktera na Vas s obrazku hlecli, by si zaslOuZila, aby pro clobrou snahu svou pro nekoneenou ochotu byla zvlaAte vzpomenuta. — Pri nejlepSi vuii, neni to mane. Neva nekde bychom opomeli a tak Vain radeji vkin spoleene mile ses-

try pi ii; —1-lostuy dlouhY vek v kruhu StranskY, Bunker, MarS1k, Pinka, Kerodiny a naSe diky, dik eele Jedno- brie, TobernY. ty Vain vSem! DalM, ktere se nemohly siteastniti fotografovani jsou sestry: Baleja, Koza, Dolni rada z leva do prava jsou sestry: Dukk, Kraft, SpurnY, Ozymi, Staglik, I. Valeik, Hokk, Filipec, HenaZal, M. Noska, HoSek, Sebestik, Merlick, K. Kraft, MaR. Kopeeek, Kankrlik, Houdek, D. Stran- zany, Rendl, Krutilek, Makk, Cechan, skY, Prevratil, Linka, Strouhal.

KopeckY, Burian, Kadleeek, Vondrdeek, Stredni rada. Sestry: Pokladnik, Fitz, Sramek, Hamusek, Zdenek, B. Malik, W. Ricky, Horak, Janieek, LeSikar, Sefeak, Jurdoik, Machae, Koneak, M. Kopeeek, Skotak, A. Noska, Nesuda, KonakovskY, F. Pokladnik, Petrik, Hou2vieka a KarR. Parina, H. Vrla, ml. H. Vrla, M. Vrla. touz.

Horni rada; sestry: BlatnY, Kovar, MaObrazek dallaskYch jsme obdrZ'eli laslik, Dedek, Halouzka, Zvolanek, M. kavosti pani J. Kankrlikove z Dallas. sI,L;

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Qdclll dopisovatelsk3'r Austin, Texas

VESTNiK kadu dislo 88 5.00 pi. AneSka Svadinova 3.00 pi. Janie Dvokak 3.00 K ucteni pamatky Rosi Mikeska Truksa, p. Fr. ‘8 panhel Sr. - - 2.00 K ucteni pamatky Fr. Hejtmanek p. Frank 8p a nhel Sr. - - - 2.00 Misto daru ku slate svatbe p. a pi.

Anton Pavelka p. a pi. \racial/ Kartous darovali Domovu - 5.00 Domovu darovali: pi. Anna Trampota - 2.00 p. D. A. Marek - 2.00 pi. Rose Vystavil - 2.00 P. a pi. Edgar a Olga Arrick - 10.00 pi. Marie Juran 2.00 p. a pi. Louis 0. and Anna Hogek 5.00 OistY vyteSek z taneeni zaba,vy od Fort Worth kadu eislo 92 SPJST - 79.64 Za vase dary pro Domov odpodinku pfijmete nag upkimnY dik. - Malem byl bych zapoinnel na pana a pi. Hugo Freunda kteki ,darovali dede'dkilm pivo a babidkam sodovku, a do kuchyne nam darovali parky. Diky.

S bratrskYm pozdravem sfistavam po bratrsku jako vkly Vag Rudolph Troubil ) 0 (

eskST etenaki, Chci Vas, jmenem eeskeho klubu pki texaske universite v Austinu inforrnovat o dinnosti klubu. Ve stkedu, dne 3. kijna se klub se gel v jedne z novych mistnosti y e Student Union, za fieelem zvoleni funkcionakil 11a podzimni semestr gkolniho roku 1962 - 1963. Po kratke diskusi byli nekteki elenove navrSeni na vedouci mista klubu; zatim co opustili mistnost, ostatni elenove hlasovali. president, Margie M. Kutadova ze Schuleburgu (St. John's); vice-president, Ralph D. Wright z Austinu; sekretakka, Lana C. Lancaster z Hamlinu (tento je jeji druhY termin); pokiadnik, Charles H. Campbell ze Seguin; reporterka, Janet J. Zrilbek z Granger.

Behem teto schfize bylo teS ustanoveno, 'Se se klub bude schazeti pravideme, kaklou stfedu v mesici. Na pkitti schfizi se bude projednavati dal gi ainnost klubu.

Zatim slysim, Se Margie Kutadova a Lana Lancaster hodlaji piipraviti ykusZ Domova odpoeinku v Taylor ne pedivo, aby, pki popijeni kavy a dtenaki. chroupani pediva men novi studenti a Nic platno, svedomi mne nuti abych dlenove klubu lepgi pkileSitost jeden s za prokazanou laskavost podekoval jak druhYm se seznamiti. bratru redaktorovi, za jeho zminku o Ludek A. Kozlik mne ye Vestniku o to 90tee, tak i vgem, )0( kteki si neobteSovali zaslat me par upkimnYch slov s temi 'karetkami i v dopisech. - Dekuji yam vgem srdeene, Taylor, TeXas vSdyt' vzpominka je nejlep gi lek pro ty Mile sestry a bratki! moje pocuchane nervy. - Ano bratfe reKvituji zde dary pro Domov odpodin- daktore z meho Sivota od myth 4 letech ku a sice: by se mnoho dalo psat a byla by to zaK ucteni pamatky Albert Milberger jinaava povidka me stopovat z Industrie p. a pi. Emil Popp - - 5.00 na Fayetteville pak do Crosby atd. aS K ucteni pamatky Vaclav Sijansky sem do toho naieho Domova odpodinku. ku jeho narozeninam nikde by na mne nic gpatneho nep a pi. F. J. Kudera - - - 5.00 slyieli a snad ani jiS slyiet nebudou.

K ucteni pamatky Josephine Miteff e j podrobnej§i svfij Sivotopis jsem ZenskY krouSek SPJST i. 92 - 5.00 kdys napsal do "Svobody" za redakce p.

K ucteni pamatky Anna Pfikryl P. a pi. Frank J. Kudera - - - 10.00 Pavlika. Redaktor Dongres si to vypfijp. a pi. Frank gijanskY Jr. - 5.z0 ell pro kalendak "Amerikam", pfepsal p. a pi. Adolph '8 ijansiqr - - 5.00 to dle sveho a taky to spackal. - No p. a pi. Jerry Pfikryl - - - 5.00 ale vie to ja pominulo a ja Vas vgechny p. a pi. Thomas W. Pfikryl - 5.00 dries srdeene zdravim Vag start' Mora,vek p. a pi. R. J. Pfikryl - - - - 5.00 K ucteni pamatky Frank ItaluS'a -)0( - - 10.00 p. a pi. Fred Kvetoii.

Demokrate i republikany vse ch ystaji na K ucteni pamatky man'Sela Frank volby J. Kadleeek, pi. Mary Kadleeek 10.00 Z verohodnYch kruht z Washingtonu, K uctnei pamatky pi. Emilie Kalousek, p. a pi. Stephen Valeik 10.00 D. C., bylo oznameno,ze °be strany se p. a pi. Chas. V. Kilnar - - - 5.00 chystaji na letogni listopadove volby se p. pi. Willie Mae Powell - - 5.00 - stejnYin heslem. kterYm je sniSeni Sestry narozeninoveho danj.

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Hlidka Zen Rad 81 Needville, Texas Sestry a bratki, Dovoluji si elenstvu na geho kadu 81 oznamit, ze vyrodni schfize fadova se bude °pet jak jindy konat v mesici listopadu a site tentokrate na prvni nedeli coS jest 4. listopadu (the 4. of November) - Tato smena na prvni nedeli se stab proto, ze druha nedele padne na, "Armistice Day" a mnoh3) na g Glen si bude pkati se sfreastnit jind'e jinych osla y v ten den.

Tedy nage schfize kadova zapoene v nedeli dne 4. listopadu o jedne hodine odpoledne. Po nail schfizi budeme mit spoleenou svadinu (covered - dish lunch) a nage mile sestry jsou zdvokile Sadane pfinesti nejaky vhodnY zakusek.

Sandviches, maso, sladkosti, salaty a co pray& hodlaji v ten den pfichystat. It 6,d obstara jine obeerstveni k tomu a tki dvekni ceny budou rozdane. eekame Vas a teiime se, Se se dostavite.

Jak vite bude volba kadovych fikednikfi a kakly nag 'den by mel bYti pkitomen a zvolit si vYbory dle sveho prvni.

Tedy na shledanoil dne 4. listopadu.

Se sesterskYm pozdravem Mrs. Arnold Franek, See'y )0( tad eislo 54 West, Texas Sestry a bratki. Podasi se nam valne pozmenilo. Nod jsou chladne ale je gte nekdy pfes den jest dosti teplo. Deite jsme dosed moo nedostali, ale na zahradky co bylo, pomohlo.

Naie minula schfize se nekonala bylo nas malo. Vetiinou jell do Dallas na ten deskY den a Se pry to bylo vie krasne.

Rada vetim, neb dallaska osada clovede nee() pekneho pfipravit a kdyS dobre sily pracuji dohromady tak se vec vydai'i.

Diky vgem.

Pkiiti nage kadova schtize se bude konat 4. listopadu tak v giehni pfijdle.

Mame mnolle veci vykizovat a pak se bliSi konec roku.

Misto zemkeleho bratra Milbergera byl zvolen bratr Raymond Barton na Zabavni vYbor. - Hla geno nekolik nemocnych a sice, bratr Henry Popp, kterY byl zranen v karovem ne gtesti a dovezen do hillsborske nemocnice ale jiS se citi zas dobke coS mu plejeme vsichni. - Bratr Rudolf Barton„ teS byl vaSne nemocen a dovezen do wacovske- nemocnice, ale jiz je v domacim ogetkovani, pi. Harry Barton. - Pfejeme fipine uzdraveni. Dale pi. Albin Kral s Abbott byla, operovand, ale jiS se ji take vede dosti do-

/Aram bre, cog nas te gi, a vkm pkej eme obrat k dobremu.

Tak Vas Vaechny jate jednou vyzivam aby jste se do plit gi ladove schrize dostavili. Je hodne nemoci vtiikol a tak bud'te opatrni.

My jeSle dokoneujeme zbira,ni baviny.

Pozdrav na vkchny Mollie Barton, dopisovatelka )0( Penelope, Texas Mile sestry a broth a p. redaktore, Tak abych nepkiSla jen tak, tak napig nekolikradku od nas v Penelope, ge je'Ste existujem.

Zase jsme ztratili jednu dobrou elen• stalenku (jak ji ka gdSr zde jmenoval) Anna Plikrylovou ktera zernkela v SPJ ST Rest Home v Taylor v Uctkhodnern sta,li 89 let. Tak ji bud' zeme lehka.

0)P/a nas stale, stall ocichazi a mladYch neplibYva, neb ti odchazi z tech malSrch mesteeekr do velko-mesta., za lehelm givobytim, toti g za lep g chlebem s vet'Sim platem, tak nema kdo s mladYch -pkistupovati. Pomalu s tim odchazejicim starYm elenstvem, ty male lady budou up'adat a g zahynou tak je to prave i s tou nag pisniokou oeskou a s tou na'Si materStinort, tak to musime brat, jak to plijde a jit s "duchem easu".

Za zubata s kosou ma u nas 'Zile a v kratkosti s nakho stledu vyrvala rodine tri drahe bytosti.

Prvni byl Edward Dudik, pouhSrch 42 rokft start' v nejlepAich letech. Zanechal mladou man gelku a dospivajici dceru a syna a rodiee Louis Dudikovy. Pak pi.

Anna Prikrylova, a pled tYdnem zase pi.

(Frances) Ed Holubova. Byla operovand byla to te gka operate, po ktere se vibee neprobudila, neb dostala dva zachvaty mrtvice. Te gce nesou ztratu jeji, mang el Ed a jeji ditky tki dcery a pet sy• ktcli te g ce nesou ztratu sve hodne maminky a pak tri milujici sestry: pi.

Marie Prnkova, pi. Anna Yatlinova, a pi. Lillian MenSlk, ktere to ztratu tegce nesou. Tedy vkm srdeenou soustrast a zemkeli necht' ocipoeivaji v Ten nas osadni bazar leto gni /name za sebou a mohu lici, ge se nam vYteene vydakil. Vie se doble vyprodalo i v kuchyni jidlo, ka gdY se pricinil by se nas bazar vydakil a ka gdSr byl u nas spokojen.

Tab j en mame za to podekovat vkm naim pkateltm, hostim a druh3"Tch osad, le se nas bazar potkal s Uspechem za cog vg em Pan Mill zaplat' a na rok zas budem se 'Wit na va,Ai iteast, ge na rids nezapomente.

• ✓ fiter3i jsme dostali vS/datn't dobff • Bavina je vetS'inou sklizena tak

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rolnici rntiZou orat o sto lest a pripra- doufejme, he budeme miti zas nee° vovat pddu zas na pritsi rob. Nekteri co pekneho.

Jeite musim se zminit, ge kroulku bymot neudelali, budou se zas kojit v le na rok zas to bude ly dorueeny dary od p. Houlvioky od pi.

Se sesterskYm pozdravem na viechny V. Kueerove z Corpus Christi a od pi.

Marie Bartokva Zemankove z Blessing. Za tyto itedre ) 0( dary ze srdce dekujerne. 'rano mne, ge o Oeskein dnu jsem se seSla s pi. Frank Krouiek eeskiTch Zen v Dallas, Texas Sackou z Corpus Christi a s pi. VondraNahe kijnova, schnze byla eetne navitivena neb bylo plitomno 32 elenek a 2 kovou z Bryan. Skoda, he je to tak daleko k nam neb moc radi bysme je vide-na yStevnice: pi. Kristina Zemankova z 1y ve krou gkove schtzi.

Blessing a pi. Ruth Darling z Dallas.

Byly jsme poteieny a doufame, le phiSestry naSe schtze, bude 1. listojdou zase. padu v sokolovne. Dostavte se v pinem poetu. Doufam, ge ses. Hena galova a vSeSchrize se dosti protahla neb se jedchny nemocne se u g pozdravily a pkijdou nal° hlavne o pripravy na Vanoeni ye- mezi nas. selici 'kterou usporada krou gek 6. prosinS pozdravem, ce. Chcerne pohostiti a podarovati elenAneika Houclkova, dopisovatelka ky ktere dosahly 60ti let Mimo toho u) ( snesly jsme se, ge letos si vymenime darky mezi sebou a to je p11 torn vkly hodne zabavy. Tel jsme ureily sluSne obnosy jako vanoeni darky dobroeinnYm neeltim. Phi -Leto plile gitosti chci Vas vkchny prosit kdo niuzete, pamatujte °pet na nail elenku ses. Maui Tobernou neb ona jako ka gdouroo-ne prijima darky (i penelite) na pacienty y e zdejSi veteRESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI ranske nemocnici, aby meli veselejii vanoce. Bud'to poilete prim° ji aneb phiResolueni vYbor za had Penelope eislo neste schtize..

167, se zarmoucenYin srdcem projevuje Dne 30. zari jsme mel y veeirek v So- uprimne citenou soustrast cele rodine kolovne pro e,lenky a jejich rodiny a Prikrylove, nad odchodem jejich d.rahe opravdu se vie yydarilo. Sestra Valaiko- maminky, stahenky a pra-stakenky va uvarila vYteenSr gulaS a druhe sestry nail mile spolusestry Anny Piikrylove Plinesly knedliky a peeivo a mely jsme se vgichni doble a nalada byla te g zna- ktera od nas nav gdy odeSl'a, odkud neni navratu. menita.

Zemlela byla vice ne g dve leta v SP Dne 7. 1ijna se pokadal nas vYroeni Cesky den phi statni 4stave. Poeasi nam JST Rest Home a Evergreen nemocnici plalo a naySteva byla. velika neb hoste v Taylor, kde te g zenalela.

Byla to velice mila Zeno., v'ldy priveprijeli ze viech easti Texasu a tel' zde dlely nekteri al z Oklahomy a i z Chi- tiva a fismevava ku kaldemu, nikdy cago_ Program v Hall of State byl velice ladneho nezarmoutila, proto je mel ka2peknY, hudebnici prvothidni a mall dY rad pro jeji milou a veselou povahu zpevaci ktere nacvieila sestra Valeiko- ba i ten milt' itsme y mela na tvaki i po va pekne zpivali. Ta drobotina opravdu jeji smrti. se tugila a obdrgeli zaslou geny potlesk.

V mladiich letech i se s yYrn manZeSokolSti cvieenci, taneenici besedy a• vti-- lem byli dobri` spolkovi pracovnici. bec v'Sichni se zhostil.y svYch fiko10, ku Zesnula zanechava dva syn y , Joe v spokojenosti obeeenstva.

Taylor a Bohui v Penelope.. Dale, jedeSestra Kankrlikwvia ukoneila program nact vnuku a vnueek a 26 pravnouhat kratSim ale prilehavYm proslovem kte- a tki pra-pra-vnoueata a bratra, Franka rV zajiste dojal kallAeho dobreho Cecha. Sijanskeho v Corpus Christi, jimb viern Druhd east program v Band Shell by- plati naie srder'ina soustrast a zentrela la informalni a vie se tam veselilo. Tarn Aare.nka Prikrylova necht' odpoeiva v se kal,c1Y seiel a pohovoril se svYrni zna- pokoji.

JO): livotopis a popis pohitu popsal mYmi pri , chutnem obeerst yeni, Celkove se tedy Cesk3% den T-yclaril a doufejme, p. Redaktor v minulem Vestniku.

Za rad Penelope he priitim roce bude jeite lepsi. Lituji, Victor Janek he letos nebyla eeska v3-7stavka. MnohY Ernest Barton navgtevnik ji postradal neb to sklo, kel Karel Bartosh, ramika, vySivky a panenky piece jen Resolueni vStor nam di5laly pekoe oko. Tecly

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Ticho po pelinich

ESTNIX— WEST, TEXAS pravidelny sloupec, psanY, peedsedou Masarykova domu v Toronte. Pro j demeli mykenkove vlechny ty existujici spolky a organisace, milteme nalezti byt' jedineho peedsedu, ktery by citil tu svoji povinnost ke krajanilm, aby ka gdY tyden obetoval par hodin na napsani Clanku? Nemaji svernu elenstvu co fici a nebo jim to elenstvo za tu praci nestoji?

New YorkskYch Listech se objevil elanek pod ohlavenim "Ticho pc) peknach" ktery bez poznamky naSim etenakilm peinaSime. — Je to poh1ed na krajanskY tisk s jineho hlediska a obsahuje vedle krasnYch vzpominek na domov, take trpkou galobu na nezajem se strany tech, kteh s yYm postavenim v Mnoho, ba velmi mnoho by se zmenikrajanskem vefejnem givote pievzali na lo, kdyby lid& chapali svoje povinnosti, sebe povinnost byt take mluveimi na§e- ktere dobrovolne na sebe vzali a nebo o ho lidu za, hranicemi. nig se ptimo rvali. Mane si vzpominam na vYrok presidenta Masaryka: "KdyPisatel dopisu spravne peipomina, 4prava nebo elanek v rodnam jazyce ma by tak zvani dobri bide nebyli lenochy, jiny, osobni a yeelejk vztah. I kdy je Spatnych•lidi ul by nebylo!" ta nebo ona zprava starSiho data, kraPravda je hake kokeni a pro pravdu jan si ji v jeho materske kedi znovu se bide nejvice hnevaji. Snad se budou peeete a p •i tom ma blahy pocit, ze k nyni hnevat i na to le jsem se k dopisu nemu promluvil autor z jeho vlastniho v New YorskYch Listech ozval. Ati zase naroda, elovek srdcem mu blizsi a tudil i budu Gist v krajanskem tisku chvalu na po mnohYch strankaeh cito yejk. Hoi-ky toho a nebo onoho "zasloulileho" nanadech maji jeho slava: "AvAak po rodniho pracovnika, pokete rams Presim strance zpravadajske dalo by se mnoho misto blahopeani tento vYsteilek aby si zmenit. Mame za hranicemi mnoho na- snad koneene uvedomil, le ten vYraz Sich politiku, novinden a inteligence. Ne- "zasloulilY" neni odvozen od toho, ize tyto lidi ziskat k pravidelne dopiso- se o new zasloulil, ale, le si zaslougi vatelske spolupraci? Prod mule psat Du- za svoj i neeinnost new docela jineho. chdeek, Peroutka a dalSi dva nebo 10( panove. Prot nas neinformuji take jini, kteel se uchazeji anebo dokonce maji funkce v nakch emigraenich organisaetch? Nebo se skuteene nic nedeje anebo nejsme hodni informaci, jako nebyl hoden nas narod zvedet pravdu peed roTradieni vlada demokraticke strany kern 1948?. . . ve mestech zanika. Postoj ji gnich state k obeanskYrn praviim odcizil mnoho derJig diouho jsme neeetli tolik hake nochil ze severu. Stare skupiny peistepravdy, obsalene v jedinem dopise ete- hovalcit — obyeejne demokratil — jsou nake. Nemyslim, le se nic nedeje. Je to- z vetkrty asimilovany. "Delnici" — patee lik veci, ktere si zaslouli vefejneho podemokraticke strany — stehuji se y e sta, vlimnuti. A je tolik dennich zmen, le by be vetlim pootu z mest na peedmesti, kde se jimi daly napinit krajanske noviny jako majitelum domkfr ptisobi jim pradaleko vetSiho rozsahu nel-li jsou dvouye takovou starost dame jeko vYSe mzdy. listove New Yorske Listy nebo jinY kraVSechno bYvale seskupovani zanika, janskS, dennik ci tYclenik. Kdo tu infor- tvrdi tito znalci. Stavame se narodem madni praci ma konat? Redaktor, na stredni teidy, ztracime nekde j k smysl j eho bedrach lezi cele ta tiha prate a pro ztotolfiovani se se stranou a rozhonebo i ti, kteei smelou rukou sahli po veeejnYch funkcich a tim okamlikem, dujeme se pro kandidaty bez ohledu na stranu, k nil se hlasi. S vyjimkou solikdy se 'do keeslika posadili, slolili ruce v darniho demokratickeho jihu — kde ta klin a nedelaji nic? Je mluveim krajasolidarita ul take podina pokulhavat pouze redaktor listu a nebo i vkchni neni pomalu statu, ktery by bylo mono pant funkeionati krajanskYch organisa- oznaeiti jako "demokra,tickY" nebo `reci? po blikansky".

Ug ani nepamatuji, kdy jsem naposled Dye hlavni politicks strany se stale Ceti neco od j ednotlivYcch elenit Rady vice sobs podobaji, zato v gak odrali se svobodneho Oeskoslovenska. Vetkna z z nich stale merle teidni a mistni deleni, nich za celou dobu sve vefejne einnosti ktere bylo kdysi v narode tak paArne. nenapsala ani jediny elanek, devadesat Prave proto jsou dne gni pozorovatele pee procent je krajanske vefejnosti nezna- svedeeni, 'ge osobnost a smernice opomYch osob. A to je pouze jedna Cast na- nujicich si presidentskYch kandidatil bu si vefejnosti. Kde jsou starostove Soko- du u volicu znamenati mnohem vice nala a peedsedove jinYch organisaci: li otazka jejich peinalaeni k to nebo one "NovY domov" ma jiz nekolik strane.

Smelr strain politickirch se maelne

Strana '1 Je-li toto rozumovani spravne, je tomna situate dobra nebo Spatna? Ani na tuto otazku neni mo gno definitivne odpovedet.

Ti, kteici ji povaluji za 1patnou, tvrdi, ze naclmirny dilraz na osobnost kandidata .ubira na napini "dialougu" politicise kampane a zmenSuje pottebu dilkladneho probrani spornYch boa). mezi oponujicimi si stranami. A pra.ve takove ostre debaty byly v demokracii nejlepSim zpiisobem, jak clospeti ke smernicirn narodu ne j lepe vyhovujicim.

Jini, kteei vidi situaci v dobrem svetle, pravi, le v dobe svetoveho nebezpeei je vse, "co na sspojuje, co nas kepi". A toto instinktivni slueovani vetainy pri podpote, muae, jeraug dilvetuji bez ohledu na to, ke ktere strane patti, slouli svetu jako dtikaz, ae jsme narodem sejdnocenYm. ( 'Mistopresidenti, kteri se stall presidenty Kdyby se vas nekdo zeptal kolik americkYch mistopresidentii postoupilo prilbehem sveho Akedniho terminu na misto presidenta, mohll byste mu odpovecleti takto: Sedm mulu se stalo presidenty v dobe, kdy jests nedokoneili termin, na ktery byli zvoleni jako mistopresidenti. Pr y -nimzchbylJonTer,ktynastoupil roku 1841 na misto zemeeleho presidenta Williama Henryho Harrisona. Roku 1850 zemeel president Zachary Taylor, a Utadu ujal se na nedokoneenY termim jeho pomocnik, Millard Fillmore Tri mistopresidenti dostali se na misto presidenta atentatem na hlavu statu. Andrew Jackson nastoupil tak do laeadu po Abrahamu Lincolnovi, Chester Arthur po Jamesovi Garfieldovi a Theodore Roosevelt po Williamovi McKinleym ' Theodore Roosevelt byl prvni mistopresident, ktery postoupil na misto sveho peedstavenehp po jeho smrti, a ktery byl sam pozdeji presidentem zvolen. Druzi 'dva mezi, kteei byli zvoleni presiclenty, kdyz byli peed tim dokoneili termin po zemeelem presidentovi, byli Calvin Coolidge) po smrti Warrena Hardinga)) a Harry Truman (ktery dokoneill etvrty terrain Franklina D. Roosevelta).

Jsou jeg te tri jmena, ktera bychom mohli k peedchozimu seznamu dodati. jsou to buena muae, kteki byly mistopresidenty, naee2 byli zvoleni do fitadu presidenta. Byli to John Adams a Tomal Jefferson., druhY a teeti president SpojenYch state, a Martin Van Buren, kterj. byl mistopresidentem za presidenta Andrew Jacksona,

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Neistarai americke publikace .

Nejstark publikaci ye spojenyeh statech jsou noviny New York Post, s jejichg yydavanim se zapoealo v listopadu 1801 pod nazvem New York Evening Post. Jejich zakladatelem byl Alexander Hamilton, predak politicks strany' Federalistil, kterY se tak sna gil ziskati pro svou stranu podporu Jinou publikaci s dlouhYmi dejinami; je tYdenik The Saturday Evening Post; zalogenY ye Filadelfii roku 1821 Samuelem C. Atkinsonem a Charlese Alexan drem. Dnes je to nejroz girenejk a nejbohatk easopis v semi.

Snagime-li se vSak odpoyedeti na 0tazkit o nejstark, nebo prvni publikaci, hledice na otazku z jineho zorneho dhlu, musime se vratiti mnohem dale do minulosti. Prvni publikace v Americe pochazely nepochybne z prvniho tiskarskeho stroje v Harvardske koleji v Cambridge, Massachusetts, till z roku 1683, z doby americkYch kolonii.

Pod ,dozorem universitnich autorit tiskly se tam almanachy, kazani, katechismy, galtare a zakoniky. 0 nejakY rok pozdeji zaealo se tisknouti i v Bostone a ve Filadelfii, a take odtamtud vychazely ponejvice flicedni prohlageni, pamflety, jednolistove balady jine tiskoviny podobneho druhu.

Negli se na pride Noveho sveta ob j evily prvni noviny, uplynulo od prvnich tigtenYch slov pull stoleti. Zpravy byly gireny psanynn novinami, piodem profesionalfi ye vetgich mestech, na pfiklad Bostonu a Filadelfii, nebo preti gt'ovanim z anglickY'ch novin, hlavne z Londynske. Gazette, ktera byla vydavana v novindfskem formate.

Bylo to teprve paatkem osmnacteho stoleti, 24. dubna 1704, ge bostonsky. pogtmistr John Campbell zalogil Boston News-letter, prvni nepfetr gite vyclavane noviny americke. Jejich nakladatele se stridali, koneene noviny pc) 72 tottech nejclele vyclavanYmi novinami v Americe. ) o -Zemetieseni Nedavno zprdva o hroznem zemetreseni v Iranu jiste ge kagdeho citove rozrukla. Pfiko tarn dle spra y vice na 10,000 lidi o pivot a pies sto vesnic bylo znieeno.

Dude zapotfebi poinoci kagdeho vela na svete, aby nasledky Veto hrrizy byly alespori asteene odstraneny a postig enfr narod byl pfesvede'en a tom, ge na teto planet, giji fide s dobrSim srdcem a laskou k

ESTNIK — WEST,, TEXAS Nejeasteji se vzpomind nekdejk zemetteseni, ktere postihlo mesto San Francisco v Kalifornii v rote 1906. Poetem obeti (452 mrt yYch) se vgak nemilge rovnat dalkm deseti zemetresenim tohoto stoleti. Jsou to nasledujici: Roku 1908 v Italii — poeet obeti 75 tisic; roku 1915 v' Italii poeet , obeti 30 tisic; roku 1920 v tine . — podet obeti 120 tisic: roku 1923 v Japonsku poeet obeti 143 tisice; roku '1923 v Tupoeet obeti 23 tisice; roku 1932 recku ✓ eine — poeet obeti 70 tisic; roku poeet obeti 60 tisic; roku 1935 v poeet obeti 2 a pill ti1957 v Iranu sice; roku 1960 v Maroku poeet obeti 12 tisic; roku 1960 v Chile — poeet obeti 5,700 osob. )0( Zdravotni Illidka 0 gkytavce kytavka vznika bez na gi yule. Je to prudke sta geni branice asi v torn smyslu, jako by se nekdo chtel velmi rychle nadechnout. S timto okam gitym pohybem branice souvisi i seykeni hiasivek, projevujici se nekdy znamym zvukem pH gkytnuti. vehni mnoho pricin, ktere Akytavku mohou vyvolat, tak napfiklad jig pouhe rorta geni galudku potravou nebo napojem, zylaSte studenYm. Vime, ge i kojenci S.kytaji po napiti. Jindy je vyvolavajicim momentem rozru geni, nahle prochlazeni prfivanem, sprchou, ale i pogiti horkYch nebo dra gclivYch jidel. Je znama gkytavka alkoholiktiz. Nkkdo gkyta treba po such, neslane housce hltave snedene. To jsou vaechno bane negkodne pripady, ktere, kagdY zna, ktere nikoho neohro guji a obyeeine do deseti minut je zase klid. Presto si pomaha, dova, moudrost spravne snahou o prerugeni reflexu zatajenim dechu a P olku gitim kostky-nutimaprzdnoebpo cukru, s octem.

Krome techto, begny'ch pfipadil mege bYt gkytavka take piaznakein nej'alteho onemocneni, at' ut v dutine nebo v hrudniku nebo na fistrednim nerstvu. ffstredi pro reflex gkytavky je ✓ prodlougene miSe. Mrige proto ke Skytani dojit, jestlige se vyskytne nejake podra gdeni tlakove, zanetlive nebo jine v celem prilbelau branieniho nervu od branice pi.es hrudnik a g do iistfedniho nervstva. Je prirozene, ge gkytavku jako pliznak nemoci nezarazite obvyklYm zprisobem. Ta pak trva, tak diouho, dokud se nepodari zjistit pravou prieinu. Pro ka gdeho plati poueeni, akytavka trvajici dee ne g 6tyriadvacet hodin patti do nemocnice. Vygaduje totig nejen zevrubne vy getreni (dutini hrudni i ristredniho nervstva, ale ✓ nemocnici milgeme g"kytaykii potlaeit drive, neg zjistime jeji priainu.

Ve -stredu,- dne 24. -kijna 1962

Cestina se vyuCuje na Statni Universite Laskave si poySimnete oznameni ye kterem jsou rodiee i studenti upozorneni, g e se na Statni Universite v Austine dosud vyu'euje Ceske keel. — Instructorem jest pan Ludek Kozlik. — Piahlag"ka Vag eho syna neb decry do kursu eekiny pomohou udr geti tento od bor naddle. Mnoho zdaru piceje redaktor. )mot

Jeite Jednou Vas vSeehnyi kdo2 se stehujete upozornujeme, Z"e zmeny adres dlano zasilati pfamo do naSi Hlavni tOadovny kde se adresat opravuje. — Posilate-li zmeny adres do West, nrusime je zas odesilat do Temple Hlavni Uradovne a mame a tim zbytecnou praci a pOStovne vklohy, Adresa Hlavni Utadovny jest BOX 100 TEMPLE, TEXAS DURO. Vam za pozornost ptedem tied. ) 0( THE POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER OF OUR SUPREME LODGE HAS BEEN CHANGED. IT IS NOW P. 0. BOX 100 TEMPLE, TEXAS. PRI ZMENE VASI ADRESY POUZIJTE TOHOTO KUPONU Supreme Lod ge SPJST Box 100, Temple, Texas adam Vas o emOnu and adresy jak nasleduje:— 1VIoje nava adresa

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VPSTNIK WEST, TEXAs

Ve stkedu, dne 24. tijna, 1962 ANUSE 1VIITTENHUBROVA

Plana raze Dive" Roman Pokradovani Bylo ji Z s ke tketi hodine odpuldne, kdyZ RaZenka ope't otvirala dveke loZnice, tentokkat s pkanim, aby byla, matinka jiz yzkraru, nebot' o pal pate men tu haste bYti a RUZenka si vroucne pkala, aby se matinka do to doby nalelite zotavila a mohla je take jiZ pkivitati.

Zaradovala se velice, kdyZ otevkevai chounce dveie, spatula pestounku sedeti jiz na lehatku. MZikem octla se u rd, poklekla, libala ji rucb a ta,zala se s vroucnosti ye hlase i zraku: "Jak se ti data, matinko?"

"Nechalas mne dlouho spat, cluginko!

Muslin se piece piipraviti k uvitani mi1STch hosti."

Pani Helena pozvedla s eilka cliveina nepokojne, lehke vloeky kadeki, ktere se vymanily zpoddanstvi vkusneho diveiho fieesu, zdobeneho velkou motSrli vazan'kou a polibila je vtele.

"Sleena doktorka natidila, abychom to nevzbudili, Ze bude g teprve nalelito zotavena aZ sama procitneg!"

"A cod, kdybych byla zasnala ptijezd hosts?"

"Odpustili by ti to, matinko; vklyt' zoravi tve tve jde nude v ge, nesmig nam stanati!" mlada djvka neZne hladila, biloft pravici pestouneinu.

"Drathe dite, dekuji Bohu, Ze to nebylo nic vaZneho. Jsem °pet jiZ sveli a chci se poohlednouti, jak hospodakila ma mild dcerugka."

"Chvala Bohu, matinko, 2e je ti zas dobte. Jsem At'astna, Ze °pet na mne usmivag a doufam, Ze bude g spokojena se svou za,stupkyni."

RaZenka vesele poklizela lehatko a obsluhovala matku, zatim co se tato eesala.

"Matinko!" zaprosila, kdyz matein dupan do skiin g zavesila a spokojene rozfnedla se kolem, Ze zase vzezteni loZnice nabylo sveho obvykleho vzhledu, "dovolid mi, abych po eas prazdnin ptevzala tve starosti? Hied', ty si pa cely rok neodpoeineg a ja bych vg e zcela die tveho nahledu a ye tvem duchu fidila a pti tom bych se zdokonalila ye vaieni, ktere jak vig, mne v2dy velice bavivalo!"

"Ach, snad nechce g, abych gla ji'Z do v)isluZby," usmala se Helena. "Za zdatnou pomocnici to rada ptijimain, ale abych sloZila race v klin a gettila se, jak ty myslig , toho doufam tkeba nebude.

2ivot bez prace by me nijak nete gil. Ne-

ktery den ti rada sve Z'ezlo oclevzdam, ale zase se ho rada ujrnu. Ty se music take mnoho ilea' a kdybys byla pak pripkestala by to prace lis

siti."

"0, ja pracuji velmi rada, a nekdy vee'er, kdyZ ptemS7.glim, jak jsem ztravila minulSr den, bSrvam nejspokojenefgi, kdy2 se mohu vykazati zvY genou einnosti. Matinko, darmo si mne neudila, Ze prace jest boZim polehnanim a de taci lids, ktere prace te gi, jsou vddy spokojeni."

"Mum radost z tveho pfedsevzeti, vidim s potegenjm, Ze jde g spravnou cestou."

"Vig, matinko, ze mum v tobe svfij vzor a de si tva uminend, Plana rfilieka neda pokoje, dokud se ye vg em nebude podobati tobe."

"Ty mfij drahSr bloudeeku!" pocelovala ji vtele matka, "ale ted', snad jest ji2 eas, abys se ustro j ila a jela na nadraZi naproti?" ' "Tatinek pojede sam, musim jests dohlednouti do kuchyne, tebe tam jests nepustim."

"Snad se poda hostilm prozatim jen svaeina?"

"Ovgem, matinko, jako vZdy, ale vig, nemohla jsem odolati a upekla jsem take trubieky . na, ptivitanou nejen kterSr je tuze rad, ji, ale take mile a doufam, Ze je i ma dra,ha mamu gka rada papa!" zasmala se vesele. "Ted' pfijdu uglehati smetanu a napiniti je. Domnivam se, Ze po svaeine si v gichni na nich pochutname."

"Zajiste, sama se te gim! Ale co jste nachystaly k wadi?"

"Husu se zelim a kizky s kompotem."

"Ale snad je jiZ' nesmaZite?" neduvetovala pani Helena mlade kuchatince.

"Ale, matinko!" zvolala tato skoro vyeitave, "cod pak nevim, Ze se mlada hula upeee za dve hodiny a fizek za pfil?

Mame jen vgechno nachystane a o pate hodine husu a zeli ptistavim. AZ naplnim trubieky, piipravim j ests kompot a salat, abych si mohla pak chvilenku s Jitielem pohrati."

"Takovou slavnostni svaeinou a veoeti se zajiste v gem zavdeeig !" usmala se pani Doubrayska schovaneine horlivosti.

— "Ach, jak krasne by to bylo, kdyby nebylo to hrozne valky!"

0 pfil pate vyhlikla jiz Rilknka. netrpelive mile hosty.

Ale dosud se neozSrvalo tutani auta a proto walla mlada djvka volne chvile a zaskoeila z 2iRovu oknu, u neha, stars pilne sit. `Chvala Bohu, de jste gt'astne. dojely, sleeno Rfiknko!" vital ji staroch. "Bylo tam na jihu asi krasne tim hroznejgi

Strana 9 to nenada.le pferu geni pobytu. Mne, jakoby cosi nageptavalo, k navrat, vas nebud tak radostny jako byl odjezd. Ale zase se kolem nas rozjasni a na svete bude °pet krasne. Po zlu musi zase pHjjt dobro! Jen kdyby to zlo node° dlouhello trvani. Uvidite, sledno Ridenko, Ze snad i jegte ja se doekam. krasnSich sta.!" Zahoroval vratnk, odlotiv sve velke okulary. "Ano, toho bych se chtel doekat, al se na naS'i eeskou zemi zas slunce Atesti usmeje, a pak, pak bych LIZ snadueji odchazel k to velke arznade."

"Ale, falyt' jste zdrav j ako tutin, otde 2i'zko!" namitla RUZenka.

"To jsem, chvala Bohu, nevim co je to nemoc, ale kdyZ uZ osm krizku sedi v le a za pet rokti pribyde tam devatSr, musi se poeitat, de ta zubata s kosou dlouho jiZ neda &kat na sebe."

"V•Zdyt' jsou Ede star gi, doekaji se pies sto a vam by nikdo vice nehadal ne2 kdesat."

"0, to jsem tedy skoro jests mladik!" usmal se gibalsky Zizka. "Ale at' je tomu, jakkoli, konce valky bych se dodkal prec jen rad."

"No a ta nepotrVa tak dlouho, a pak tu jests za miru hodne let pobudete!"

"2e neoptrva dlouho? Kdo vi? Kdyd se j ednou takovSr oheri rozdinSrcha a roznelze tak snadno jej uhasiti. VSak tern naSim deskSrm vojaekiim se asi tace jde proti bratriim Srbilm! Ale ti jsou, pane, chiapici, rozeni bojovnici, jako byli nasi taborite, ti se tak snadno zdolati nedaji."

RHenka se sice nezajimala o politiku, ale vedela, Ze pro des'ky , narod jest to velka krivda a nesmirne zneuZiti jeho, Ze i on musil se staviti na souboj proti bratrskemu slovanskemu narodu.

Jak dopadne nerovnSr ten boj velike velmoci s tim maV7m uSlechtilYm narodem?

V dalce ozvalo se zatatani auta. jedou!" dive zvolala RilZenka.

Auto se objevilo v zatodi a RiiZenka spegne pfebehla na druhou stranu ke vzjezdu do vily.

Zdaleka poznala, ze ptijadeji tti pani s damou. Jarola tedy ptijadi take.

Divka zatouZila ye chvili to zmizeti, ale nebylo to jiZ moZne. Otec uz zdalet ka na ni k3-7val a ukazoval, ‘Ze na ne deA auta vyhnuly se d ye mOske hlavy.

Skuteene Jarola a ten clruhSr strSre Jindra?

Ano, byl to on!

Vyskoeil prvni z auta, objal srdedne divku a zvolal sc./7m bodrSta, starS•rm zptsobem: "SUteeku, z tebe tad je darna! Na mou veru, nepoznal bych to uZ. A j ak ti to

Strana 10 jak jsi zkrasnela, ma z tebe asi matinka raolost!"

Rilgence to opravdu velmi sluseio.

V bledemodrYch, batistovYch S'atidkach, pkepasanYch belostnou zasterkou, vyhligela Stihla jako Krasne, ruse vlasy, India spiate na temeni eernou va gankou, ktera, jen zvySevala kovovY jejich lesk.

"VSak i ja bych to sotva poznala, strYeku, s tou oholenou tvaii. Jsi opravdu dokonalY Ameridan!" zvolala vesele a jig spechala pro Jikieka, ktereho, pollbivSi se s tetou I•enou, vzala do narude.

"Jikieku, zna'S j eSle Rtign?" 'tazala se hoSika, kterY ji byl pied rokem k srddi pkirostl a jeinu g i ona bYvala Joni ze vkch nejmilejN. Ale hoNk, jemu g slo jig na tketi rok, zapomnel ponekud sve loriske, mile dru g -kyadivlsen zpadtkuvelmiposmile a patrave. Libila se mu patrne jeji rti gova, sve gi tvakidka, a ji po kolika krokjich dtiverne se k ni pritu"VS'ichni se tegi pohledu milosti a phizne, jen ubohY "posledni" zustava, nepovSimnut!" s temito slovy piibliil se k divce Jarola. Ta spechala ji g za ostatnimi do vily, odkud g vyNa prave pani keditelova, uvitati mile hosty. "Mile tedy, hrdaa. Rue, ani ruky nepoda?" to.zal se inlarlY mu g , pripoj iv se k ni.

Pohledla, nan svYm hlubokS7m, distYm okem mirky ale s vysoka vlo gila rudku do podavane pravice.

"Jsem tedy je .gte v nemilosti?" chtel krtovati Jarola.

Rilgenka citila, jak ji srdce a g k hrdlu buN, ale p?emohla se a zilstala na pohled klidnou. IInevala se sama na sebe, ge je v nitru tak vzrukna! Zas ji asi nastane novS7 boj vuei Jarolovi, jeng se domniva, ze ona jen tak na obratku docela zapomnela na kfivdy, kterYch se do1)011'0,61 drive viler ni.

Byla by se k nemu velmi rada chovala, tak nenucene jako 'k strSlci Jindrovi, ale mama byla jeji snaha. Kdy g na ni pohledl, sr4.ce ji tak nezvykle a neklidnI zaouNlo. jakoby ji chtelo varovati pied nepkitelem.

Jest Jarola skutedne dosud jejim nepkitelem? Zda se, ze neni — mogno, se ji g zcela smalls nevitanou bratrovou schovankou; ale byl jim kdysi a to v dobach, kdy byla by k nemu rada la, jen 'kdyby ji byl ukazal vlidnou tvat a aspori trochu naklonnosti ji projevil.

Pokraeovani 10( Delostkelectvo vladniho vojska zahajilo palbu na skupinu vzboukenSich vojakil vedenou generalem Onganionu. tanky vzboukencil byly znieeny.

Wednesday, October 24, 1962

VESTNIK—WEST, TEXAS

,Axy ,e4t.

Koutek

Youths Corner

utmE SE t EMT

LET'S LEARN CZECH

TRICATA DEVATA tIOHA

THIRTY NINTH LESSON

Bilk papir,

White paper.

Cerny bun.

Black horse.

Modra stuha.

Blue ribbon.

tervenk prapor.

Red banner

Zelena trava.

Green grass.

Uete se imenovat barvy

Learn to name colors.

v Destine.

In Czech.

Asi.

About or probably.

At least.

Ano,

Yes.

Aviak,

However.

Ai.

Until.

Ui.

Already.

Bati se.

To be afraid.

Behati.

To run.

Barva.

Color.

Barviti nem

To paint something.

Retina.

Box.

Nero zabedniti.

To case something.

Bez pomoci.

Without help.

Biti se.

To fight.

Bitva.

Battle.

bitka.

Skirmish.

Blahobyt.

Well — being.

Blahothirrik.

Benevolent.

Blahopfejnk dopis.

Congratulary letter.

Blahovk napad.

Foolish idea.

napada me.

It strikes me.

Dear Student: — A good number of lets have been mailed out to our stunew words in this lesson for you to dents as their requests were received. study. — All the limited number of book- No more on hand now. Sorry. — The editor.

Wednesday, October 24, 1.902

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CLASS M: Retirement at ago 65, full TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85t1 let, dotibenefit at age 1. votni. PInS, obnos pojhlteni se vyplati v pkinadu funrti od veku jedPAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers noho roku the Payor of preriaiurns on a child's TRIDA PR: Peednostni doilvotni (Zscertificate the benefit of Payor In61nani v 5 rokft staef) surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova dotivotni. Pint the Payor, the premiums will auobnos pojikteni y e vyplati v ptipatomatically be paid. du umrti od veku jednoho roku stiff.

0 TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova clotivotni. Pint obnos pojEteni se vyplati v peipadu VSTber rihnSreh pojistek nai SPJST umrti od veku jednoho roku. si die potieby vyberte TDA E: lOti sple.tkove, dotivotni. Pint TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, do2iobnos pojikeni se vyplati v ptips,dU votn.i iimrti od veku jednoho roku TfaDA PR: Ptednostni doZivotni F: 5ti leta nadaeni p1n obnos TJIIDA C: 2Oti splatkova, doZivotni. Popojiaeni se vyplati v peipadu Maarplatky se plati pouze 20 let ti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, dotivotni. Po- TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni, pinStobnos platky se plati pouze 15 let se vyplati v ptipadu iumrti od veku TrikiLA E: lOti splatkova, doZivotni. Pojednoho roku platky se plati pouze 10 let TTDA H: Nadaeni ye 65ti let. P114 obTtda F: 15ti lad nadaerii. Obnos cernos poj gteni se vyplati v pripadu tifikatu jest vyplacen za 15 let. umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadOni. Obnos TRIDA 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60t1 certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let. letech. PlnY obnos pojiSteni se vyTRIDA H: Nadaeni v 65ti letech. Olen plati v peipadu umrti od veku jedplati poplatky aZ do 65t1 let. noho roku TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni V 60ti TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosaZeni 18 let, letech pin obnos pojig teni se vyplati v TRIDA K: Splatkova clO 65t1 let, doIpade mrti od veku jednoho roku votni TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, do2ivotni. — Plt1ST obnos poji gteni se vyplati TRIDA L: Dvojnasobne thuzove poji§tev peipadu umrti od veku jednoho ni (Double Indemnity) roku TR1DA M: Pensijni pojfstka. Po dosaIeTRIDA L: Dvojnasobne Urazove poji gtOni 65 mkü stiill len dostava meni (Double Indemnity) sieni pefjern clokud iv. Zemee-11 TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosat'epeed 75 lety staff, d6dici dostanou ni 65 rokt stafi, e'en dostava mesieni ptijem do 75 vYroei narozenin ClemëeI pj peilem do 75 vrai. narozena.

PlnY obnos pojisteni se vyplati nin elena ptipadu umrti od veku jednoho roku TEITDA MC: 20ti leta imisova ochrana PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytue ktera se roerie zmenguje je oleniun platicirn poplatky na cletTRIDA MX: lOti leta imisova ochrana ske certifikaty tu vYhodu ochrany, Ze v padu inalne nemoZnosti nasledktera se rozne zmen§ule kena nemoci aneb poraneni aneb V TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova ochrana padu umrti platiciho, poplatky na ktera se rani; zmentnje. ten cletskii certifikat budou samoTPIDA MD: 30ti leta fipisova ochrana einne` zaplaceny.

Respectfully, ktera se roene zmenhije Joe B. Hejny TktIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitelna ) • A, 4 It- --a zmenitelna.

Keeping machinery will oiled results in T14DA 10T: lOti iota, lhttni. Obnovitelne, less noise. This is not true with bua zmenitelna mans.

• TRIDA 20T: 2Oti lett, llattni. Zmenitelne, The easiest way to see America first is to keep on buying the new postage V DETSTIEM ODIOtLEN1 stamps.

• TRIDA JT: Doeasne poji§teni do 16 let ktere se mine zineniti na kterekoAll young men have lots of energy, liv line pojigteni kdykolly net do- but much of it is MISS-directed. sahne 16 let sveho veku

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

Wednesday, October 24, 1962

TEXAS

—HERALD—

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 furtherance of their singing. We will not go into a detailed reminescence of their part of the program, only to reiterate that everything that we saw and heard will remain in our memories for a long, long time and he who missed being there be assured that it is to be regretted for missing so fine an occasion to see and hear something special.

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Meeting of District III -very lodge of our Order in our Third District should be represented in the Fall Meeting of District Three at host Lodge No. 66 Elm - Mott, near Waco, Sunday, October 28.

In all probability some very important items of discussion will be presented such as the progress - made on the District Youth Camp, Reports of the respective District Committees, Youth Leaders, District Youth Director, and the Election of Officers for the District for the year 1963. Then too, a place for the Spring Meeting of the District will be designated.

All of the above points of business are very important for our District and the interest of all Lodges in District Three is not only desired but essential for continued progressive work.

Let's all, therefore, rendezvous for this District Three Meeting at host lodge No. 66 at Elm Mott, Texas, near Waco on Sunday, October 28th and let's all try together to improve, in cooperative ef-fort of all our brothers and sisters. We have many good workers in our lodge and wben we back them up, then even our beloved Order will continue to prosper. We'll be seeing you at Elm Mott! ).0 (

In this issue of the Vestnik in the Czech columns, our readers will find a very pretty picture of our dear Dallas sisterhood many whom we personally know, having accomplished through the years, invaluable services in our various PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE "I pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the organized social groups and communities United States of America and to the as well as families and Czech endeavors.

Republic for which it stands. One Nation Every sister who is pictured thereon under God, indivisible, with Liberty and deserves a special rememberance, howJustice for all." ever, with, the best of intentions, this is not possible: something might be forgotten; so in unison dear sisters, go our best wishes to each of you for a happy, long life in the circle of your families and The results of concerted effort was friends. Thanks to you, your Order and again shown in Dallas on the occasion your Lodge! )0( of the Czech Day Festival at the State Fair of Texas, and will long be happily remembered by all who witnessed the whole event.

Let's All Remember

Deserving remembering is the Dallas Choral Group of Lodge No. 84, under the baton of brother Frank Henzen. This group presented some very beautiful and beloved Czech songs to enrich the Czech DISTRICT III CALENDAR Day Festival. The Czech costumes were During a special meeting of. Linden like a rich tapestry against the stage Hall Directors the fall District Meeting backdrop. It left everyone spiritually inwas set for Sunday, October 28th. We spired. will later submit more details after ow It must be remembered that all the next regular meeting. time, effort, and travel expense are • • personal sacrifices of the group — for DISTRICT SIX the love of singing, and they should be The meeting of our District Six will be morally supported by those enjoying held at Hallettsville, Texas at the Rec- their songs. reation Hall, sponsored by Lodge HavWe can best show them our apprecialicek No. 4, on Nov. 4. All the Lodges of tion when we listen to their songs in our District are urged to attend or send quietness, and let them know of our their delegates. You are always welcome. appreciation of their efforts --- for the

District Calendar

Important Arm uneement

CONCERNING CHANGE OF DATE Dallas Sokol will not hold its 100 Year Celebration of the American Sokol Organization on October 28, but this date has been changed to the 4th of November.

Since our III District of the SPJST will hold its Fall Meeting at Elm Mott Lodge No. 66 on that Sunday October 28, we have gladly changed our date to November 4th. — Please note this change. )O( United States has paid $85 million for its various land acquisitions; New York City pays $140 million yearly for its police, alone.

Wednesday, October 24, 1962

VESTNiK— WES'', TEXAS

District Three Meeting Program

Who Is Important?

The most important man in the world today is the news reporter, Dr. W. J. Bell of Commerce said in a statement PROGRAM TO BE HELD AT ELM MOTT HALL made recently.

People must depend on the reporter LODGE NO. 66, WACO for information about their city, school OCTOBER 28, 1962 and national government. He stated it was not known just how many reporters Registration starting at 10:00 a.m.

Meeting Called to Order by President there are in Washington but cited some figures on the number and assignments of District No. 3. of men limn just one news gathering orWelcome by Local Lodge President. ganization.

Salute to the Flag by Local Youth ; Recognition of Supreme Officers and Reporters have a difficult job getting Visitors. all the facts, he pointed out. Answers Roll Call of Ladges given their questions are usually honest, Reading of Minutes but often misleading. Frequently the Adjourn for Lunch — 12:00 noon. story as printed has to be on the basis of interpretation of questions and anMeeting Called to Order — 1:30 p.m. swers, because it is impossible to get Program — 1:30 p.m. factual information.

Correspondence Few reporters deliberately slant their Treasurers Report Report of District Officers and Direc- news stories, Dr. Bell said. They work under fire and often hurriedly, but gentors, Organizers and Youth Leader. erally report things as they see them.

Report of Standing Committees.

Dr. Bell said he serves on the city council Old Business at Commerce and that sometimes reports New Business of the meetings are not just exactly as Nominating Commitee.

Selection of Meeting Place for next he would have reported them, but he tries to remember that he and the remeeting. porter might have different viewpoints.

Adjournment.

The type of government we have is )0( determined largely by the news the people get about that government, he said and quoted Douglas Cates as saying that There will be an Organizers' School "Journalism is the fourth branch of held Friday, Oct. 26th at the Elk Lodge government." )A( Hall and all our Organizers there and in the surrounding neighbor lodges are ART EIVIPIRIUM TO HOLD SECOND ANNUAL SHOW IN SHARPSTOWN invited to attend.

Mrs. Agnes Miculka and Mrs. Fernie.

Time — 7:00 p.m.

Parker present the Art Emporium Show Fraternally, at the Sharpstown Shopping Center A. M. rla Mall, Nov. 2, through Nov. 11, 1962, InDistrict III Organizer cluding Sundays.

I 0C On display will be over 1,000 paintings A woman drove into a service station and complained that her car was using and other works of art. Including original. oils, water colors, casine, Loxon, Shiva too much gasoline.

The attendant made a hurried inspec- under-painting, china painting, etc.

During the show, some of Houston's tion and found the choke lever pulled best-known artists will be available to out. "Don't you know what this is for?" paint and draw portraits of the shoppers he asked. and their families.

There will be ar"Oh that," well really I don't, but I keep it pulled out to hang any handbag tists on hand to •demonstrate various painting techniques. on."

Come watch artists at work. )O( Thank you Tessie: "I don't see how my soldier Mrs, Agnes Miculka }0( boyfriend is going to get by this month with such a small amount of money."

The United. States government owns or Bessie: "What do you mean small controls 345 million acres of land in 108 amount?" foreign countries of colonies, and in 6 Tessie: "He wrote me and said he was territories and possessionS. Most of this confined to quarters this month." land is used for defense purposes.

Important Notice

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1963 Upland Cotton llotments College Station — The U. S. Department of Agriculture announced ..,n Oct. 15 a national marketing quota of 14,367,000 bales and a national acreage allotment of 16 million acres for the 1963 upland cotton crop. Dec. 11 was set as the date for grower referendum on 1963 marketing quotas.

The announcements also said an additional 310,000 acres would be available as a national reserve to be used for establishing minimum farm allotments.

It was further stated that it is not anticipated that this will be the final national acreage authorized for 1963 since new legislation is to be recommended to Congress by the President.

The 16-million acre allotthent is the maximum permitted under present law in view of the present supply-demand situation. It now appears that more than a million bales will be added to the carryover and increase it to 8.7 million bales by August, 1, 1963.

The President has announced that he will recommend legislation to remove the inequity in the proSent two-price cotton system and has Toomested the USDA to make recommendations to him as to the means of accomplishing that purpose. This legislation would increase the domestic use of U.S. cotton and may also contain other provisions which would permit increases in the acreage to be planted.

In the December 11 referendum, a two-thirds majority of those voting is needed to make marketing quotas effective on the 1963upland cotton crop.

Extra long staple growers will vote on the same day on marketing anutas for their type cotton. If marketing quotas are approved, price support:to cooperating growers will be available at E., levet to be announced by the Secretary. It can range from 65 to 9Q per cent of parity. The parity price of :cotton is now 39.51 cents per pound.

If marketing quotas are not approved for the 1963 upland crop, acreage allotments will remain in effect and price support at 50 per cent of parity will be available to cooperators.

Details on the allotments and referendum are available from focal ASCS offices.

Photographs mailed to the editor WILL NOT BE RETURNED to the sender unless return postage is enclosed. There is no exception to this rule.

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VAR TNiK -- WEST, TEXAS RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

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RESOLUTION OE SIJC:.ATITY

We the undersigned members of the Resolution Commitee in behalf of our Nelsonville Lodge No. 68 wish to express our sympathy to the bereaved family of our• esteemed member MR. JOHN MINTON who passed away on Saturday, July 7, in the Bellville hospital at the age of 87.

Funeral services were held from the Nelsonville Bretheren Church on Tuesday July 10th, with Rev. H. E. Beseda officiating assisted by the Rev. Josef Barton.

Mr. Minton was a member of the NeiSonville Brethren Church and a Charter member of the Nelsonville SPJST Lodge No 68. He is survived by two sons, Don Minton of Temple and Gilbert Minton of Bleiblerville; two daughters, Mrs. Alvin Maresh, Houston, and Mrs. Otto H. Stepan of Nelsonville; two grandchildren, Carolyn Minton and Mrs. Kermit Teufel; and one great-grandchild, Randall Scott Teufel.

Wednesday, October 24, 19 Lodge Karel Havlicek No. 4, will be the host for this meeting, they are known to be good lEraternalists, and the sisters are widely known to he good cooks so we are looking forward to a good meeting, and to the good refreshments that will be served after the meeting.

We are going to have a Queen Contest, which will be the highlight of the Program. So come over and see our pretty girls in action.

The officers of the Supreme Lodge, their families the Editor and his wife, officers and members of the other. Districts, all are invited to come and visit with us, we will be happy to have you.

We are looking forward to having you with us, so we can have a good and successful meeting.

Fraternally yours, Leo Krause, Jr. President, District Six

In the name of all members of Lodge_ T. O. Masaryk No. 160 we wish to express' our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of our deceased member LOUtS . RYCHLIK who passed away October 7, 1962, in St. John Hospital in San Angelo, Texas, at the age of 57 years. Funeral services were conducted from Johnsons Funeral Chapel with Brother Edward L.. Marek, )O( President of the Supreme Lodge offiRESOLUTION OF RESPECT ciating and interment was in LawnWe the undersigned Resolution Comhaven Memorial Gardens at San Angelo.

Preceding Mr. Minton in death was his May cur departed brother rest in beloved wife and two infant children, mittee of the Pokrok SPJST Lodge No. 63 at Sweet Home, Texas in behalf of peace and honor be to his memory. three sisters and one brother. our membership wish to express our Emil Krupala May he rest in peace. sympathy to the family on the death of Jerry Sefcik Resolution Committee husband, father and grandfather.

C. S. Bubenik Ben Maresh RUDOLPH SEITZ Resolution Committee T. M. Kamas who died Set. 30, and was buried Oct. 2, Louis Albert at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY ) Yoakum.

He was 55 years old. May he We the undersigned resolution ComIN MEMORIAM rest in peace. mittee of Lodge No. 68 Nelssonville wish the Resolution Committee of Lodge Mrs. Louis Targac to express our heartfelt sympathy to the Fort Worth No. 154. express our deepest Emil Kutac family of our deceased sister sympathy in behalf of our Lodge for the Mrs. Emil Kutac MRS. MARY PAVELKA 'SELECIK bereaved family of our deiiarted sister ,O( who passed away Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1962.

JOSEPHINE MITTEFF Funeral services were held Thursday who passed away Sept. 7, 1962 after a Oct. 11 at 2 p.m. in ' the Nelsonville short illness. leaving her husband, one Brethren Church with the 'Rev. H. E. step son, one granddaughter and three Reseda officiating. grandsons, four great-grandchildren and Burial was in National Cemetery. Mrs. two brothers in Poland.

Sefcik was born Jan 6, 1878 in NelsonFuneral services were held from All First, let me say "Congratulations" to ville.

Saints Catholic Church Sept. 10th with you for your wonderful performance at She is survived by her husband, three interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. the Czech Day Festival program, I was daughters, Mrs. H. C. Ripple, Eagle Lake, Lodge services were conducted by the very proud of you.

Mrs. Lester Tiernan; Baytown and Miss president of Lodge 154.

As you know, our 40 voice choir will May she rest in peace.

Esther Sefcik, Nelsonville; two sons, make its next public appearance on Resolution Committee Edmund Sefcik of Nelsonville and EuOctober 28th at Sokol Hall in Dallas, so John Becan gene W. Sefcik of West Columbia; three please come to the rehearsal and meetMary Hale sisters, Mrs. Antonie Kasparek, El Caming next Friday, October 19th. Looking Frances Jecmenek po, Mrs. Rosie Wasserman, Brenham, forward to seeing you all there. )0t and Mrs. Cecelia Chernosky, Nelsonville; Fraternally yours, six grandchildren.

Frank J. Henzen, FROM DISTRICT SIX Choir Director She was a member of Nelsonville SISTERS and BROTHERS: 4. • ( This is to inform ybu that our DisBrethren Church and the SPJST Lodge.

Eight of our states do not require a trict Six will have our Fall District May her soul rest in peace. eeting in Hallettsville, Texas, Sunday, college degree for its teachers.

Resolution Committee N■ ovember 4, starting at 1 p.m. The Ben Maresh neeting will be held in the Recreation.) By the time a man acquires a nest egg T. M. Kamas Hall.

Louis Albert I inflation has turned it into chicken feed.

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To All Members of the Czech Choral Group Lodge No 84 Dallas

WedneAity, October 24, 1992

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you will be able to make a loan against 4EYES will re EARS will hear__ your policy to help the lodge. For furf-ther information concerning a loan against your policy for OUT building fund. Call Mrs. Frances Olexa, at UN 24392, or write to her address at 6402 Taggart, Houston, Texas . . . Now is the time to really get out and support your lodge and its social activities . . your BENEVOLENCE= support is urgently needed, and the members must remember that the lodge BROTHERHOOD= is yours, and you are part of it .. . so give it your support by coming to the AMITY dances, the meetings, the dinners, and the youth programs. The lodge is trying , T:E X A to give its members something that they will all be proud of. Your children 15 and Dear Brothers and Sisters: 20 years from now, will point with pride Progress Never Stops at Lodge No. 88 and say, "My mother and father did . Thanks again to the following mem- their part to give us a lodge we are proud bers who gave money to help support our to brag about" . . . so let's give it your land fund: support, so your children can have fond Mr. and Mrs. J, Ennis memories of what you are doing for Mr. and Mrs,. F. Krotky them . . . it's simply your lodge and Mr. and Mrs. E. Kleeka you alone are the one to make a success Mr. Charles Ka,dleeek of it, or you can, not support it and Mr. and Mrs. G. Hosek It is a failure . . . am I right? . . . It Mr,. and Mrs. L. Kruse kinda hurts around the edges of your Mr. John J. Kadleeek heart, when you thing of the many Mr. Larry Kruse mothers and fathers now deceased, who Mr. and Mrs. K. Hegwood gave their time, their work, their loyal Mr. and Mrs. 0, Helmeamp faith in our lodge, and now, have their The board of Trustees have been meet_ own daughters and sons still living, not ing every other night in getting the coming by the lodge once in a while to plans all set for the building of the new support the lodge that they were given lodge at our new lodge site on 15th St. ... now, don't sit back and give me that We have had several offers for the sale same cle line and say "I'don't have time of our old lodge site, and at this time to come by, I have too many places to two of the offers seem very good. It's go" . I'm sure your mothers and fathgoing to take time to get all the de- ers would be proud of such a saying; or tails wroked out properly, and the board would they? ... Be honest with yourself, is being very careful and not making your mother and dad gave our lodge a any hasty decisions. The board has set great deal of care and you at least up a new committee on the building could look after that care once in a fund. Brother Frank Olexa the board while also . . . Let's work as a team and finance secretary is in charge of this it won't be such a hard road to travel building fund. Please mail checks, pay- . . . support your lodge and give it some able to Lodge No. 88 SPJST Land Fund, care to make it successful ... Thanks to and forward to Lodge SPJST No. 88, all the wonderful members of our lodge.

1140 Robbie Street, Houston, 7, Texas; or Let's Be Friends, to Frank Olexa, 6402 Taggart, Houston, Louis Hanus Texas. The money received from the Land Fund Chairman building fund will be the same as the )0( Land Fund . . . you will receive 5 per DISTRICT III MEETING cent interest on the Money loaned and District II will hold its Fall Meeting on will be payable to you immediately on demand if you urgently need your mon- Sunday, October 28th, 1962 at Lodge No ey returned. You can also send your in- 66, Linden Hall Elm Mott, Texas. There surance policies to Mrs. Frances Olexa will be an interesting program and I'm the lodge financial secretary and pledge sure that you'll enjoy it. Keep Oct. 28th open for the District III meeting. any amount of the cash value you have If I can be of any help to you, please on the policy, the lod ge will pay the in- call or write. terest on the loan against the policy Fraternally, that the Supreme Lodge charges you for A. M. Vrla )istriet, III, Organizer the loan until it is paid. In this manner

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LODGE SLOVAN NO,. 9, SNOOK Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our next meeting of Lodge No. 9 will be held as usual the first Sunday of No-. vember which will be on the nth. But will be called to order at 10 o'clock a.m. as this will be our annual meeting. Then at 12:00 o'clock we will have a sausage dinner. The lodge will buy the sausage and bread. All the sisters of this lodge are asked to bring cakes, pies, kolaches, and salads. Then at 2 o'clock the meeting will be called again, and at this time the officers will be elected for 1963. We will also have an important matter to discuss about the dances — whether or not we are going to continue having dances or not, or how are we going to operate for another year.

So you all please come, as many as possibly can, and discuss this matter at the meeting, and not after the meeting.

So, mark this date on your calendar and don't let it slip by. Cause this is important to all the members. So I hope to see as many as possible at this meeting.

Fraternally, E. R. Jakubik, Secretary s0( LODGE NO. 81, NEEDVILLE Dear Members: Our next SPJST Meeting at Lodge 81 will be !g eld the first Sunday in November, which is Nov. 4th. Due to the fact that Nov. 11th is Veterans' Day and there will be a number of celebrations going on.

November is the month in which we have election of officers, Nov. 4th, so all the members are asked to come to this meeting and elect the officers of their choice, which is very important to tine members and lodge.

The sisters are asked to bring a covered dish for our lunch after the meeting and there will be refreshments of all kinds.

The meeting will start at 1 p.m. sharp so all you members remember the date mentioned above.

Fraternally, Charlie IVIatcek.

President )0( A well known orator received an in vitation to speak at a Fourth of July celebration. The invitation read: "You are invited to be the principal speaker at our celebration. The program will include a talk by the mayor, recitation of Lincoln's Gettysburg address by a school pupil, your talk and then the firing squad."

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Women's Nook BEAU'MONT, TEXAS Dear Members and Friends: Lodge No. 166, Beaumont, held its monthly meeting in the home of Brother and Sister Bill Moreau, '209 North Street, Beaumont. The main event of the meeting was the election of 'officers. We are proud to announce that the following officers were elected: President: Leslie Cox Vice-President: Mike Schmidt Secretary-Treasurer: Beverly Schmidt Guide: Robert Chubring We wish these people the best of luck in their offices. We would also like to thank the past officers for a job well done.

The date for our dance to be held in commeration of the institution of Lodge 166, Beaumont, and the installation of its charter members has been changed from November 3 to November 10.. It will begin at 8:60 and will be held at the Elk Lodge in Beaumont, 827 North Pearl St. We cordially invite everyone to attend ond bring friends and prospective members. At this dance, we will install the new officers for 1962-63.

We are looking forward to seeing you on November 10. We would also like to invite anyone to attend our monthly meeting held the second Monday cf every month in the home of Brother and. Siste • Bill Moreau, 2695 North Street, at 8:00 p.m.

Fraternally yours, Sandra Watson ) HLAHOL DRAMATIC CLUB NOTES "Oh, it doesn't matter much, whether Yankee, Dane, or Dutch, in VIENNA you can certainly be jolly!"

This quotation is taken from our next stage presentation entiltled, "IN OLD VIENNA." And that, in substance, is what we are working on.

If you have been looking forward to a Czech play which we usually present in the early fall at Lodge Pokrok, Houston, this is it, but for one exception.

"IN OLD VIENNA" is a musical comedy in which, the combination of talents from

VPSTNi.K WEST, thXA,9 two groups will entertain you. This will be an English presentation, and the-date is set for Sunday afternoon, November 4th.

A number of our members have been members of the Houston Community Club for years. This year, our president, Brother Tim Kostom, conceived the idea to bring the two groups together in order to entertain you with something just a little different.

Mrs. Comte G. Wood, Director of Parks and Recreation Departments of the City of -Houston, is well experienced in this Class of entertinment and for that rcason the opertta will be under her direction.

Members of our group who are participating in this operetta include Helen Hegwood, Fred Burl, Johnnie Sula, Evelyn and Bill Vornsand, Katy Blaha and a number of others. From Mrs. Wood's group come the fine voices of Ann Christopherson, Margaret Ann Schwandjeanine Dennis, Margaret Jahnke and Joe Burleson.

The two groups are working together very well and everybody is working diligently to make this a success.

I am sure you will want to be with us at this time, so do keep the date of November 4th in mind, and come out and join the fun.

Reporting for the Hlahol Dramatic Club, I am Sincerely, Naomi Kostom 10 LODGE POKROK HOUSTON NO. 88 Dear Vestnik Readers: The regular monthly lodge meeting of Friday night, Oct. 13, was well attended. Brother Louis Bonus was very pleased with the response - and cooperation from all the- members who helped make the financial drive for the purchase of the site of the lodge home a success.

He gave out the promiso •y notes to all the members that had made their pledge. Now we are ready to go on with plans for bigger and better entertainment. Of course, the biggest jab is yet to be done, and that is cleaning up the property and start the building program.

Thanks to all those good folks for doing their part.

Wednesday, October 24, 1962 the Houston Community Parks and Recreation Dept. It is a very gay, and also sad opera, and of course the comedy will be performed by none other than Bobby Dobesh and Johnny Sula. Make plans to. come and see this fine operetta on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 4 starting at 3:30 p.m. and the donations are $1.00.

Rose Ruland gave a luncheon for sister Frances Olexa honoring her on her birthday. All those attending wished sister Olexa many more 'happy birthdays.

Joanie Rice, who is attending Sam Houston State Teachers College, spent the weekend with her parents.

Let's all come out for the Oct. 27 Dance with music by Henry Brosch of Moulton.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand 0

SEATON LODGE NO. 47 Dear Friends: At our last meeting which was 'held on Sunday, October 7, we finally made some headway with our building plan.

We presented before the meeting a completely new plan for a new building.

This plan was approved and the building committee was -given authority to decide on what to do with our present building. The committee decided to put the building up for sale and if an acceptable offer would be given we will sell the building without fixtures and furniture. If no satisfactory bid will be made, we will demolish the building and use as much of the lumber in our new building as possible and the rest will be sold according to how much and what anyone will need. We are hoping the progress will be faster from now on.

Tie planning committee was made the building committee from now on. The committee is composed cf the following members: Brothers F. E. Hejl, Jr., president, Frank V. Spanhel, secretary, Johnny Vanicek, Anton iMotl, Willie Sefcik, members. Sister's Clara Hejl, Eleonora Spanhel, Laverene Vanicek, Agnes Motl, and Emilie Sefcik. Since our last meeting we have had two meetings already.

On Wednesday, October 24, at 8 pm. the bids received will be opened at Star The Saturday night dance was a Hall. All interested members are invited success. We danced to the music of to attend this meeting.

Frank Mueschke's Band, and they put Brother Jerry Adamek, our VicePresiout some gay dancing music. We missed the Harley Coxs and the Frankie Sem- dent sent in his resignation and in his place we elected Brother Steve Hruska. beras.

Brother Adamek plays with the popular The rehearsals for the English op- Vrazel's orchestra and so he was uneretta "In Old Vienna" are in full swing, able to attend meetings as regularly as under the direction of Miss Woods, of he wished. We are sorry to let Brother

Wednesday, October 24, 1962 Adamek go but he has to make hiS bread too.

There were no new members admitted into the lodge.

Pro. Frank Spanhel gave the audit committee's report and the officers' salary was set for the coming year.

At our next meeting, new officers will be elected. So all of you come and elect whomever you wish.

I am hoping that all of you boys and girls in District II, are busy making things for the Achievement Day which will be held in November. If we sell Star Hall, we might have to look for a. new place. I shall notify you through the Vestnik as soon as I know. Just get ready.

Don't forget -to come to the next meeting which will be held one hour sooner because of the election of officers, meetMg date Sunday, November 4 at 1 p.m.

Fraternally, Clara Hejl, Reporter 0 NEEDVILLE LODGE NO. 81 Dear Editor: I wish to take this opportunity to remind our membership that the annual meeting will again be -held in NoVember this year. The date had been changed from the regular meeting date on the second Sunday to the first Sunday, due to the fact that the second Sunday is Armistice Day and some of our members may wish to attend the celebration welch. will be held on that day. The meeting will convene promptly at 1:00 p.m. Following the business meeting a. social' hour will be held with a covereddish luncheon. The ladies are asked to bring a dish, such as meats, sandwiches, pastries, etc., While the lodge will provide the cold drinks. Three door prizes will be e'iven away.

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YOUTH CLUB LODGE NO. 142 HOUSTON Dear Readers, Lodge Stefanik. No. 142 Youth Club is certainly happy to announce its dance to be given November 24, 1962. Music will be furnished by the -Sealy Play Boys and dancing starts at 9:00 p.m. The public is invited to come out for a evening of fun and dancing.

I would also like to announce our monthly meeting which is to be held on erNovember 4, 1962, at 4:30 p.m. Homemade ice-cream will be served after the meeting. Every member is urged to come and bring a guest.

Fraternally yours, Peggy Taylor, secretary ) 0( FROM DISTRICT SIX The contestants for District Six Queen Contest to be held at Hallettsville, Texas the first Sunday in November, the 4th. are:

You are urged to attend as election of officers will me held, and the date is November 4.

Fraternally, Mrs. Arnold Franek Secty, Lodge No. 81 )0

croon' Again we are calling your attention to a postal regulation prohibiting publishing or mentioning in any way items covering any raffles or games- of chance.

Papers containing this information GLORIA KUEN will be refused admittance to the mails.

Gloria is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will you therefore, kindly eliminate such from your letters. -- Thank you.

Edwin Kuehn, Lodge No 30 at Talton.

Fitrana 11 Gloria is 17 years old, is a senior at El Campo high, school. She is a- member of the National Honor Society, belongs to a speech club, is a secretary of the Parish Youth Org., is a treasurer of the future home makers of America, and is serving her fourth year in the F.H.A. In her sophomore year she held the office of class president, member of the Student Council and was a cheerleader. In her junior year she was a member of the Student Council and for the past three years has been active in sports. She received two all-Tournament awards in volleyball, and s1-e is a member of the SPJST.

ALENE S :]171.1 Alene, age 16, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sevcik and belongs to Lodge Karel Havlicek No. 4. She is a member of the Youth Club of that lodge, and is serving as Vice-President of the Youth Club. She is a senior in the Hallettsville High School; was elected Vice President of. the Student Council and is a member of the Future Nurses' Club at the Rengers Memorial Hospital. She is a member 'of the Czech Moravian Church at Vsetin, a member of the Sunday School, and is a teacher of the first; grade Sunday school class.

The man dashed into the store, "eoick," he yelled, "let me have a ci ciosetrap."

"One moment, sir," said the clerk.

"Come on, hurry up, I have to catch a bus."

"Oh, I'm sorry sir, but the ones we have aren't large enough for that."

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Wednesday, October 24, 1062 Duchess Teresa Vrla in a pretty pale lilac farmal escorted by Kenneth Vrla.

Next was Princess Blaine Tupy in a beautiful cerise pink formal, shirred in the front, her escort was milton Vrla Jr. 'lower Girl Janet Kovar in a coral I ballet length dress and Danny Vrla, who was Crown Bearer, locking very cute as they took their place in the Court.

President of Lodge No. 130, A. M. Vrla, then announced the new Queen for 1962'63 as ,being Miss Elaine Tupy, daughter of Mr. Wesley , Tupy and Mrs. Frances Tupy. The new Queen was crowned by Joann Maca Queen of 1961-'62.

LUCILLE ZAJICEK Lucille Zajicek is the daughter of Mr. BERNADETTE BART OS and Mrs. Bennie Zajicek of Ganado. She Bernadette Bartos, daughter of Mr. is a member of Lodge Vytrvalost No. 138. Lucille is a member of many dif- and Mrs. Stanley Bartos of Lodge No. 28 clubs and organizations. I am sure she Karel Jonas at East Bernard. Bernadette has participated in the following clubs enjoys all her activities. and organizations: F.H.A., second VicePresident; Paper Staff, Society Editor; Member of Fire Drill Team; Annual Staff Typist; Cheerleader; C.Y.O. officer and a member of SPJST. ) 0( LODGE NO. 130 HOLDS QUEEN CORONATION BALL The Queen Coronation Ball of Lodge No. 130 was held Saturday, Sept. 29 at 9:00 p.m. in Dallas.

The hall was decorated in cerise pink and white with artificial flowers of the same color around the throne. The girls looked lovely and escorts handsome as the court was presented.

JEANETTE TRLICA Jeanette Trlica; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Trlica, belongs to Lodge No. 23. Jeanette is a junior in Hallettsvilie High School and als is a member of the Future Nurses' Club and a member of SPJST.'

President Vrla gave a short talk on the activities ,of our lodge and also stated cow proud he was of this group of boys and girls. He then introduced the Youth Leader, Martha Vrla, and her assistants, Mildred Kovar and Albina Vrla. The Youth Leaders distributed gifts to the Court—cuff links and tie clasps for the boys—jeweled and beaded compacts for -t__e girls.

The Faraizl Band then played a waltz for the Queen and her Court which ended the Coronation ceremonies.

The Youth Club sold tickets at the door for the numerous prizes. The people with the winning tickets and their prizes were: 1st prize - Mr. Joe Pokladnik, set of Texasware 2nd Prize — Mrs. Helen Vrla, Czech Doll 3rd Prize — Mrs. Alone Carter, Electric Tea Pot Set 4th Prize -- Mrs. Harry Q. Brown — 6 piece Salad Set.

I, as Youth. Leader and my assistants want to take this opportunity to thank all the parents and members, who gave their time and work to make this the success that it was, and to the ladies who helped so willingly in the kitchen.

Also a big thank you to those who doFirst to enter was our last year's nated the prizes.

Fraternally, Queen Joann Maca in a very pretty red Martha Vrla and white formal who took her place on Youth Leader the throne, escorted by Jerry Maca.

Lodge No. 130.

Next, in a beautiful blue organza formal, )0 last year's Duchess Sharon Kovar, escorted by David Podlirasky, then came A train roared past the sation in the Princess Cindy Sebetka in a lovely pink remote moutain area, and the agent semi-formal, escorted by Joe Prevratil. heard a yell and rushed aut on the platLinda Prevratil a Princess, in a very form to see a man laying beside the pretty blue semi-formal, escorted by tracks with a little girl standing over Bobby Podbrasky. Princess Katy Vrla him. was next in a lovely pale green semi"What happened," asked the agent, formal. She was escorted by Jimmy Prevratil. Duchess Marilyn Parma in a "did he try to catch the train?'

"He did catch it," the girl replied. pale green net with emerald green cumberbund, escorted by David Novotny. "But the -,danged thing got away."

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

Reports of "visitings" cannot be pub.

Belied for lack of space and news value Thank you very much for your under, standing and cooperation.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zrubek of Granger announce the engagement and fourthcoming marriage of their daughter, Patricia J., of Austin, to Kermit Decker of League City, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Decker of Hutto. A Dec. 29 wedding is planned in SS Cyril and Methodius C'ath.Church in Granger.

• • Seaton Girls 4-H. Club met Wednesday.

Shirley Pechal opened the program with the 4-H Motto. Deborah! Adamek called 'the roll and read the minutes. Diane Svajda was elected reporter; Ima Jean Jezek, recreation leader; and Darlene Pechal, parliamentarian. Miss Lynne Halbert, assistant home demonstration agent, discussed a well balanced diet.

Funeral services for Louis J. Kucera, 39, of Mansfield, Texas, who died of a heart attack there Wednesday, Oct. 10, were held at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 12 at Assumption Catholic Church in West, Texas,. Rev. James Ouilter officiated at the Requiem Rich Mass and at the burial in the Catholic Cemetery in West.

• Bremerton, Wash.--Navy Commander Fdward G. Wendorf, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wendorf of 700 South Harrison, West, Texas, is serving aboard the antisubmarine warefare su pport aircraft carrier USS Bennington which arrived Sept.

14, at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton, Wash., for repairs.

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Patricia Hrncir, a Lavaca County 4-H Club Girl has put meaning- into her citizenship, work and has been named Texas' best for 1962 in this phase of 4-H Club work. The Hallettsville High School senior student is the dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hrncir of Moravia corn-

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munity; she has been a member of the Paclik of Gainesville, a five-year memI Moravia Senior 4-F1 Club for seven years. ber of the local 4-H community club and an entomology member for the past four Mr. and Mrs. Pete Novosad were sur- years. She chose the project because she prised on their 40th, anniversary on Sun- wanted to learn how to identify insects day, Oct. 7, at the Park Hall in Effinger. and to control those which caused The surprise party was given by Mr. and trouble in the family garden, orchard, Mrs. Joe Malota. and on crops and livestock.

• • Jeanet is a member of Lodge 101 GainesMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Schultz of ville.

• Moulton announce the engagement and • approaching; marriage of their ,claughCongratulations to Jerry Bedrich of ter, .Patricia Ann, to Alvin Joseph Dlouhy Oscar, for being elected to the board of son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Blouhy of supervisors of the Central Texas Soil Moulton. The wedding has been set for Conservation District. He succeeds Joe Zajicek who served on the board for ten Sunday, November 11 at Flatonia. years. Bedrich will represent the coopMr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Adamcik cele- erations in the eastern part of Bell brated their golden wedding anniver- County.

0( sary by entertaining their friends and 4i9N9111119041006001"""IdimAr relatives at an open house from 2 until 5 p.m. Sunday afternoon.

• • William Gerlich, 67, well-known musician who, lives two and a half miles southwest of Hallettsville on the Old Mont Road, was taken to the Renger Memorial Hospital, Inc. early Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Marek of morning after he was bitten by a copHouston are the happy parents of a perhead snake at his rural home. son, weighing 7 lbs., 51/2 ozs. born Oct. 9 Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Albright of Tem- at the Spring Branch Memorial HosBruce Lynn. ple, Texas announce the engagement of pital. He was named • • their daughter, Dolores Kathryn, to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Holubec of BellAlvin J. Dusek, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. aire are the parents of a 7 lb., 7 oz., boy C. Dusek of Route 1, Holland. born Oct. 2. He has been named Paul • • Army SP/5 Eugene John Sebik, son of James.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sebik of Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Valenta of Texas recently arrived in the States on Shiner proudly announce the arrival of the USNaval Ship Geiger. He arrived in the United States at New York and pro- their first child, a daughter, DeLeslyn Pearl, born Sunday, Oct. 14 at 6:42 a.m. ceded to Dallas and then to Abbott. in the Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital • • weighing 6 lbs. 13 ozs.

COOKE 4-II CLUB GIRL WINS TRIP • • TO CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miksch of Houston Janet Gayle Paclik, a Cooke County 4-H girl with more than a passing in- announce the arrival of a baby girl, Oct. 12. She is welcomed by a brother, terest in bugs, will go to Chicago and Russell and sister Mischelle. Mrs. Miksch the National 4-H Club Congress next is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe month, because of this interest.

Havr.da of St. John.

• • Floyd Lynch, state 4-H Club leader, announced today that Janet has been Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Stanislav of Waco named state winner in the 1962 4-H En- proudly announce the arrival of a baby tomology Awards Program and will re- girl born Saturday, Oct. 6, 1962, at 4:26 ceive an all-expense trip to Club Con- a.m. in Hillcrest Hospital in Waco. The gress, Nov. 25-29. Donor for the award is little miss weighed 6 lbs., 15 orzs., and Hercules Powder Co., Wilmington, Del., has been named Kimberly Rebecca. ♦ • who also provides medals for county winners and six $400 college scholarBorn at Scott and White Memorial ships on the national level. The state Hospital, Temple, Texas winning record will be submitted for naMakovicka, Alan Joseph, 7 lb., 14 oz., tional consideration. son born Oct. 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Valerian The Gainesville High School senior Joseph Makovicka, 1700 S. Highway Blvd, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Belton, Texas,

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Sports from: Texas Game and Fish Commission Heavy Harvest Is Recommended in Crowded Area Austin — Deer census efforts by biologists of the Texas Game and Fish Commission in the 19 counties of the Edwards Plateau Regulatory Authority District indicates that severe deer dieoffs have occurred in Llano County, where the deer herd has been reduced to less than one half of the 1961 population level.

The biologist report that localized deer die-offs are now occurring in all counties of the Edwards Plateau, according to Jack Thomas, wildlife biologist.

They also report that deer populations are, or recently have been, at very high levels. Domestic livestock have rapidly increased in numbers during the past five years. This extreme deer-livestock grazing pressure, coupled with two years of subnormal rainfall (including 61 continuous days without rain in July and August this year) have resulted in depleted range conditions and severe competition between deer and livestock for available forage.

The outlook for a good mast crop. according to the biologists, is promising and it appears likely that deer will enter the hunting season in fair to good condition. However, additional losses may occur late this winter in some sections where forage supplies are considerably below normal.

It is necessary to recommend heavy antlerless deer harvests in these heavily populated portions of the Edwards Plateau which have not already been affected by the extensive die-offs," ,uggested Thomas.

• • The quail season for the Edwards Plateau District will be Dec. 1 _ Jan. 16, except in Crockett County, where it will be . Nov. 15 - Jan. 13. The Crockett County season was set back-two weeks to allow for a late hatch. Bag limit is 12 per day and 36 in passession.

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The quail season in the Trans-Pecos District was set back two weeks also, to allow for a late hatch. It is set for Nov. 15 - Jan. 13. There will be no open season on 'Mearns' quail, commonly called "fool quail." Bag limit will be 12 per day and 24 in posession. Biologists recommended a turkey season in the TransPecos to run Dec. 1-Dec. 15, and the commissioners approved it. This season will be held only in Culberson and Hudspeth counties, where transplanted Merriam's turkey have reached huntable numbers.

The bag limit will be one turkey gobbler per season.

Commission in Austin, until 8 a.m. November 16.

Al Springs, wildlife coordinator announced that the hunts will be conducted on the Matador Wildlife Management Area in Cottle County, and the Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area in Hemp: ill County. These hunts are a part of the Game and Fish. Commission research program on those areas.

The quail season in the Southeast Texas District has been set for Nov. 15 Jan. 16, including Orange and Jefferson counties. The bag limit is 12 per day and 36 in possession.

Matador — Dec. 1, 2, 15, 16, 29, 30 and Jan. 12 and 13. A total of 400 permits will be available for toe Matador Area, and the permits will be for one day hunt:

A change in the Possum Kingdom District quail season was made when the commissioners agreed to set the hunting dates there for Dec. 1 - Jan. 27. Bag limits are still 15 per day and 45 in possession.

No changes were made in reclamations For other districts. The seasons for these districts were set last year and remain the same for the 1962-63 season.

The quail season for the South-Central District had no change and is set for Dec. 1. - —an. 16 except in Dimmit, Frio, Webb, and Zavala counties where the open season will be Nov. 1 - Dec. 31.

The bad limit for this district will be 12 per day and 36 in possession.

The season in the Trinity-Brazos District will be Dec. 1 - Jan. 16. The bag limits in this district will be 12 per day and 36 in possession.

In te. e Northeast District the open season on quail is Dec. 1 - Jan. 16, with bag limits of 12 per day and 36 in posse ,'ion.

The quail season for the Panhandle District will be Dec. 1 through Jan. 16, with limits of 12 per day and 36 in posso,,301e

To be absolutely certain of the regulations pertaining to your particular area, check with your local game warden. He can give you the correct information and at the same time advise you about the quail concentrations. He is the best man to contact before going into the field. When you purchase the necessary hunting licenses pick up a law digest supplement at the same time and study it for correct information about the regulations in your district.

• • Applications for hunting quail on two North Texas wildlife management areas will be accepted by the Game and Fish

Application for the hunts may be made by writing to the Game and Fish Commission, Walton Building, Austin. Dates for the hunts are:

Gene Howe — Dec. 8 and 22, and Jan. 5. There will be 48 permits for this area and hunts will be for one day only.

Only persons 17 years of age or older can be considered for these hunts. The bag limit will be 12 quail and successful permit holders are urged to take their dogs. The ground cover is rank on both areas and the loss of cripples and dead birds will be unusually high if dogs are not used.

Customer: There's no meat in this sandwitch.

Waiter: How do you know there is no meat in the sandwich?

Customer: Because a little swallow told me.

"Halt! Who goes there?"

"American."

"Advance and recite the second verse of 'The Star-Spangled Banner'."

"Hut, I don't know it."

"Proceed, American." ) t

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News items for our Vestnik from our 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.

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

Wednesday, October 24, 1962

Insurance Protection (continued) The main purpose of life insurance is to replace the policyholder's earning power, for the benefit of his loved ones, in case he should die prematurely. Owneffnip of life insurance is an expression of the policyholder's devotion to his family and his responsibility for sustaining them even beyond his death.

The chances are that he will live out his normal life span. But, if not, he will still be helping to take care of his fain:ily through, the years. The proceeds of his life insurance will be helping to ,keep them Well-nourished and wellclothed, to pay the rent or pay off the mortgage, to keep their home warm and comfortable, to give his children a good education and support his wife in her later years.

By enabling families to face the possibility of death without fear of economical disaster, life insurance can help them enjoy fuller, more confident lives.

American families are depending more and more on the vital protection of life insurance. Death payments have risen through the years, despite a- generally downward trend in death rates. The rise in payments has been due primarily to the growth of life insurance ownership.

In 1961, death benefit payments reached a peak of almost $3.6 billion, including $2.0 billion on ordinary policies, $1.2 billion on group policies and $335 million on industrial policies.

Among the three major types of life insurance, by far the largest increase over 1960 death payments was on group policies, which rose by $131 million, or 11.8 per cent. The increase in ordinary death payments was $96 million and industrial death payments increased $8 million.

The ordinary and group death payment totals for 1961 include credit life insurance payments of $24 million and $134 million, respectively. Total credit death payments increased 14.5 per cent over 1960.

The 1961 totals also include $64 million paid under indemnity and other special clauses providing for additional payments in case of accidental death.

These payments increased 6.7 per cent over 1960.

Motor vehicle accidents resulted in 44,000 death claims during, 1961. These claims totaled $136 million, including both the basic amount of insurance and any additional accidental death payments involved. Both the number and amount of death payments resulting

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from motor vehicle accidents were slightly less in 1961 than in 1960.

Americans of all ages need life insurance protection. This was demonstrated by an analysis of death payments during August, 1958, which indicated that about one out of every sixteen dollars paid is on policyholders who die before they reach the age of 35. A large part of these payments are on young men between 25 and 35. These are usually the years when families are just getting started and when the death of a father can be a severe financial disaster.

!!trans 21 California's share of death payments is slightly smaller than her share of life insurance in force. This situation is revearsed in New York State, which, partly because it has more older policies, accounts for a larger share of the country's death payments than of total insurance in force. )O(

ASIAN FLU from The American Medical Assn.

There are strong indications that an epidemic of Asian flu will occur in the United States in the winter of 1962-63.

A large number of cases of the disease About one out of every six dollars is appeared in Asia last January and has paid on policyholders who are under 45 been slowly making its way around the years old at death. Well over half of this globe. amount is on policyholders who died be Just how serious the outbreak will be tween the ages of 35 and 45, the years no one can predict. But at any rate we when their children are likely to be are well braced. Physicians have been growing up and starting in college. alerted, public health programs outlined Deaths of policyholders under 55 years and stocks of anti-influenza vaccine old account for well over one-third of built up. In fact, because of the vaccine, all death payments, and one dollar out American Medical Association leaders of every five is paid on those who die be- think the disease may not be as widetween the ages of 45 and 55. spread or devastating this winter as Almost two-thirds of all death pay- the epidemic of 1957-58. ments are made before policyholders In the average healthy person Asian reach the age of 65, and those who die flu means four or five days of weakness between 55 and 65 years old account and misery, just like any other type of for about 30 per cent of all payments. flu. But in older people and those with This is the stage of life at which most certain chronic disease the flu virus can couples are getting ready to retire. If be deadly. In the five years since Asian death cuts short a husband's financial flu first appeared in America it has conpreparations, his life insurance can still tributed to the deaths of 50,000 Amerimake it possible for his wife to enjoy cans. The flu itself usually is not a a comfortable old age. killer but it weakens the body's defenses The importance of life insurance in against other diseases. providing security for American families Those with diabetes and with chronic. is also demonstrated by the fact that three out of every four dollars of death heart, circulatory and kidney diseases payments goes to the wife or Children of are particularly vulnerable. More than a deceased policyholder. The wife is the half the deaths in previous epidemics beneficiary for almost two-thirds of all were in people with these conditions.

Pneumonia also moves in on the heels of death payments.

Better than one out of every nine dol- influenza frequently. lars of death payments is on women Those with pulmorary tuberculosis, policyholders. About one dollar out of chronic asthma, chronic bronchitis and every 28 is paid to husbands of women who die. These payments help families other ailments of the lungs and air passages also are particularly endangeded meet the economic burdens resulting from a mother's death. Death pay- by Asian flu.

There is no cure for Asian flu once the ments on women policyholders also help to replace the economic contributions of disease takes hold. But it can be preworking women whose families may de- vented in many instances by the flu vaccine. Everyone over the age. of 45 pend on their income.

Geographically, death payments by years needs the vaccine, and particularly region and by state follow about the is it important to those past 65 years.

It is not safe to depend on vaccine same pattern as life insurance ownership. But areas where population and shots from past years and previous cases life insurance ownership are growing the of the disease do not confer immunity. fastest generally account for a slightly If you and your family haven't had your smaller share of death payments than flu shots, see your doctor right away and of ownership. For example, For example, start the immunization procedure.

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UNFAIR LAWS Our Constitution says Congress shall, pass no bill of attainder nor any ex post facto law. The fear that our Parliarnent might repeat what the early English parliament did, led our founding fathers to limit the power of Congress.

1. In a bill of attainder a legislative body punishes someone without a court trial, most often someone the lawmakers don't like.

2. After the Civil War, some northern states tried to keep Confederate supporters from suing in their courts. The U. S. Supreme Court said nix: such laws punished without a fair trial.

In later years Congress has tried now and then to penalize persons who have not cooperated with Congressional Investigating Committees, in one case by cutting their salaries and requiring Senate re-confirmation before they got paid. The U. S. Supreme Court held: The law is unconstitutional. Congress could not thus punish a person without a court trial.

Usually a bill of attainder strikes at a few persons by burdening them without fair warning or hearing.

Our legislature may penalize anyone who breaks its laws. If you don't pay your auto registration on time, you have to pay a penalty automatically. Such a penalty does not violate the bill of attainder clause.

Ex post facto laws would make crimes out of acts which when they were done, were lawful. In one case a new law took away a court defense which had been allowed. In another case a state law cut the jurors allawe.d in a criminal trial from 12 to 8. The U.S. Supreme Court said that no such law could apply to past crimes. A person accused might be put to a disadvantage, The ex post facto clause applies 'only to legislative acts, not to new court interpretations.

One law changed the punishment for murder from hanging to electrocution.

The courts held the law valid. It did not change the punishment.

V2STNtE — WEST, TEXAS The procedure for the trial, or the rules of evidence may be revised of they do not add punishment or take away a protection.

(This newsfeature, prepared by the State Bar of Texas, is written to inform — not to advise. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who is fully advised concerning the facts involved, because a slight variance in facts may change the application of the law.) ) 0( PRENATAL CARE from The American Medical Assn.

Is someone in your household expecting another addition to the family anytime soon? If so, your's is one of more than 4,000,000 such households each year in the United states.

Birth is a completely normal process and in the big , majority of cases causes no special problems. Such problems as do arise quite often could have been forseen and offset if the mother-to-be had consulted a physician during early pregnancy and followed his advice.

As soon as pregnancy is determined, the doctor will give an expectant mother a careful physical examination. He will answer her questions on pregnancy and birth. Measures which may be necessary to prevent possible later difficulty will be discussed. She will receive instructions on .diet, exercise, rest, bathing, and clothing. Any unfounded fears she may have can be discussed, explained and dispelled.

During the first six months of pregnancy the doctor may wish to see the mother-to-be once a month. He will check general condition, blood pressure, pulse and weight, and have necessary laboratory tests performed. These checks will give the doctor a chance to pick up early anything that might be wrong.

Later during pregnancy the doctor may ask the expectant mother to come in more often. He will listen to the baby's heart beat and follow its growth progress.

Proper parental care under the supervision of a doctor is highly important to both the mother and the new baby, particularly to the baby. The guidance and advice of a physician will help to prevent any possible trouble before it happens. )O( Mother to her small son: "Herbie, you are very nice to be so quiet while daddy takes his nap."

Little Herbie: "Yes, Mommy, I'm watching his cigarette burn down to his fingers."

Wednesday, October 24, 1962 EARLY MAILING OF OVERSEAS PARCELS URGED Postmasters throughout the country are advising persons who plan to mail Christmas packages abroad to begin preparations early.

Some mailings should be made in October — those sent to the Far East.

Packages being shipped involve customs inspection and other formalities in foreign countries, requiring early mailing to assume delivery by Christmas.

Overseas parcels should be packed in boxes of wood, metal, or solid fiber-corrugated fiberboard. An fiberboard and corrugated boxes should be wrapped in heavy paper and tied securely - with strong cord. Newspapers or excelsior and and a list of the contents with the names of the addressee and return address should be placed inside each parcel.

A suggested schedule for overseas mailing is: Far East — immediately Near East — Nov. 1 Africa — Nov. 1 South and Central America — Nov. 15 Europe — No. 15.

WHEN CHANGING YIUR 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 Ls:

My New address is:

belong to Lodge No. FraternaBy, Signature

Wednesday, October 24, 1962

VP'S TNIK - WEST, TEXAS

school has. A private institution should ChooLi have a wide base of support from founHow do you go about deciding whether dations, alumni, friends, corporations.

T quality of a public institution will a college is any good? An article in the The current issue of "Changing Times," the depend directly on the willingness of the Kiplinger Magazine, lists the factors community to back it.

Question of size, whether or not the which should figure in a choice, as well school is coeducational, or a public or as pitfalls that should be avoided.

"Although going to college represents private institution do not matter ac a.an investment of several precious years demically, the article continues. As for and thousands of dollars, it's amazing location, most youngsters are better off how haphazardly many students make away from home, and outstanding colthe decision about where to go," the ar- leges are scattered across the country. ticle paints out. "Apathy, anxiety or The magazine adds that it is impoitsnobbishness frequently seem to have ant to begin the job of evaluating colmore to do with the choice than careful leges early, preferably while in t'q e ninth exploration or calm reasoning. And the and tenth grades. "If you do begin your search early, most of the agony will be result, often enough, is trouble." taken out of choosing a college and Toe main factors which should guide you will be able to look on it as the the choice of a college are as follows, exciting promise it should be." according to Changing Times: 0 —Courses and teachers. Careful study AGRICULTRUAL TRAINING AND of the college catalogue will reveal what CONSERVATION PRACTICES PAY OFF courses are available, and the potential FOR EDWARD COUFAL depth of any major the student may Early agricultural training, is paying choose. Smo ejudgement can be made of off for Edward Coufal, who has learned a faculty by seeing What percentage to combine classroom theory and prachave Ph.D.'s. "At the average liberal arts tical farming into a profitable operation. college it's 40 per cent," reports "Chang- The 26-year-old farmer, young by any ing Times." "A college with a signifi- standard, was named Lone Star Farmer cantly smaller proportion is academical- in 1953, and two years later won the ly weak." coveted American Farmer degree while —Students. Freshman class profiles, studying vocational agriculture at Ternissued by about 200 colleges, show how pie High School under C. P. Vickery, freshmen ranked in high school and chapter advisor. scored in entrance exams, as well as The backbone of Coufal's program is giving information about their interests, a sound conservation cropping system geographic origins, and so on. Most which includes wheat, cotton, grain counselors receive and can interpret the sorghum, and Hubam clover, all in reprofiles. tation.' His conservation plan was de-

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Insect Stings Poisonous

Arthropod envenomization is a technical phrase meaning inj ury produced by the bites or stings of, or contact with, certain kinds of insects and insect-relatisce such as spiders, scorpions, ticks, nnd mites.

Luch injuries, or reactions vary from person to person and are the results of toxin or poison gaining entry to the body. They range from mild response to the taxin (venom) to severe allergic reactions and death.

In recent years more and more individuals have shown moderate to severe to fatal reactions as a direct result of insect stings and bites causing this public health problem to take on added interest among physicians and scientists.

Death caused by insect stings is not new. An ancient Egyptian ruler, King Menes, died of a wasp or hornet sting in 2642 B.C. Sensitivity to bee stings was reported in the United States in 1811.

A study of 215 human deaths from venemous animals reported from the United States in the five-year period 1950-54 revealed that 40 Per cent were caused by insects of the order Hymenoutera (bees, wasps, yellow jackets, hornets and ants).

Poisonous snakes accounted for 33 per cent; spiders, scorpions, and other venemous animals accounted for 27 per cent.

When the tata are rearranged to eliminate deaths from snakebites, about 60 per cent of the remaining 144 deaths were caused by wasps, bees, hornets, and -Facilities. The article rates the li- veloped with the assistance of the SCS their relatives. brary as perhaps the single most import- teChnicians serving the Central Texas During 1958-61, 43 Texans died as a reant facility of the college. It should be Soil Conservation District. sult of envonomization. Snake bites acCoufal operates 95 rented acres in adlarge, well-stocked and heavily used. Lacounting for amout two ,deaths per year boratories should have up-to•date, dition to the 100-acre tract he owns. And except during 1960 when nine fatalities though not necessarily elaborate, equip- yields for all crops well above the Black- resulted from this cause. ment, a requirement shared by facilities lands average.

His cotton crop was hurt by adverse As a result of repeated exposure to for other specialties, such as art or the weather, but he still harvested just over the stings or bites of certain arthropods, theater. half-bale per acre while the county's individuals may develop an extreme — Character. From present and for- average was a scant one-third. sensitivity , to these venoms. In such permer students, from professors, the camp Since he bought the farm in 1954, he sons, the sting or bite of a single arus newspaper and brochures sent out by has more than doubled cotton yields. thropod may suffice to cause a severe the college, the prospective student can And he has had similar success with allergic reaction and death. determine whether the college is an grain sorghum. His first crop produced Individuals Who show severe reactions easygoing, non-academic sort of place 2,000 pounds of grain per acre. This year to insect poisons may be desensitized by or whether it is a serious institution it averaged almost 5,000 pounds. appropriate medical treatment. where the emphasis is on learning.

Ire (A weekly feature from Public Health Toby was telling his mother all about Education Division, Texas State Depart—Cost. Don't judge a college by its price tag, the article cautions. Many an a day at school. "Today the teacher ment of Health). expensive school is less worthwhile than asked me whether I had any brothers )®C one that is inexpensive, but a school that or sisters, and I tolde her I was the only Lawyer asks witness: "And after the has little financial' support can't main- child."

"What did she say?" asked his mother. quarrel he ate in silence?" , tam high quality. The president's re, "She said, 'Thank goodness'!"

Witness: "Well, no . we had soup." port will show haw much support the

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U. S. Department of Agriculture One hundred years ago, the U. S. Department of Agriculture was organized

by Congress for the purpose of acquiring arid dispensing information on agriculture. A century later its activities had grown so extensively that merely listing them would be difficult.

Today, one of the most important functions of the Department has to do with basic and applied research. A good deal of this is carried on at the Beltsyule Research Center in Maryland, a few miles from Washington, D. C. The extent of the highly diversified Work underway there can be better understood if one realizes that there are nearly 1,000 buildings at the Beltsville Research Center — 62 laboratories, 31 greenhouses, 180 barns and storage buildings, nearly 700 small animal and poultry houses, and other buildings for Various purposes. Approximately 2,700 people work at Beltsville.

VASTN ITC — WEST, TEXAS Another important activity of the Department has to do with soil conservation. The Soil Conservation Service was organized 23 years ago after it became apparent that action was needed to preserve our precious soil and water resources. It gives the technicial assistance essential to conserving the land and making good use of water on America's farms.

Local specialists qualified to advise and assist in this work are employed by the Federal Government. They work, in every area of the country, but are under the direction of locally elected groups, the Board of Supervisors of Soil Conservation Districts. Working together, the supervisors of the local conservation districts and the Soil Conservation Service develop plans and carry out soil and water conservation programs most needed in each district.

Still another vital service of the Department of Agriculture is keeping the nation informed of agricultural developments in other countries. This one is centered in the Department's Foreign Hundreds of projects are underway. Agricultural Service.

Some are just getting started and a few Although many of us may not realize have been going on for long periods. A it, the United States is the world's largrecent Department report covers '35 est impoter, of agricultural products. years of selective breeding studies of Much of the Foreign Agricultural Servone herd of Holstein dairy cattle. Re- ice's activity is devoted to expanding search findings made during these years this two-way trade. And, as the "foreign have been applied in herds on many office of the Department, it provides exdairy farms across the nation. Scientists pert advice in shaping American ecoare also doing research in the study of nomic and trade policies with other other farm animals, plants, bacteria, countries. insects, chemistry, architecture, engiThe employees of this agency parneering; and homemaking. ticipate in the work of international orOne of the most direct ways in which ganizations, assist visitors from abroad the Department of Agriculture serves to study American agricultural meththe farmer is through the Cooperative ods, and help formulate the programs Extension ,S ervice and the county agents. through which we export some of our These county agricultural agents are in surplus food to newly developing counreality teachers and educators working tries. out in the field directly with farm fam)Ot ilies. They are members of the faculties An asylum patient Who had been of the agricultural colleges in the 50 pronounced completely cured, was saystates. ing farewell to the director of the insThe county agent has to main func- titution.

"And what do you plan to do when tions. First, he passes on to farmers the new knowledge coming out of agricul- you go out into the world?" asked the tural research such as that at Beltsville. director.

"Well," said the patient, "I have passHe does this by , working closely with individual farmers and through demon- ed my bar examination, so I may pracstration projects. As a second important tice law. I have had quite a bit of pracphase of • his work, the county agent tice in college dramatics, so I may try brings farm problems to the attention of acting." extension and research specialists at the He paused for a minute, lost in state agricultural college, and to spe- thought.

"Then, on the other hand," he concialists ifl the Department of Agricultinued, "I may be a teakettle." ture.

Wednesday, October 24, 1962 JOB OPPORTUNITIES WITH U.S,, STATE DEPARTMENT Miss Ann Clarke, Recruiting Officer for the U. S. Department of State's Foreign Service, will be in Dallas and Fort Worth to interview men and women from Oct. 22 through Oct. 27. She is seeking career-oriented people for secretaries, communications clerks, and typists to work both overseas in our American Consulates and Embassies and in the "home office" in Washington, D.C. Service to our country, combined with adventure and travel to many parts of the globe, are the opportunities which await candidates for the U. S. Department of State's Foreign Service. Miss Clarke is fully aware of these advantages, having served in five Foreign Service posts overseas and can give a true picture of "life overseas" to potential candidates. For those who prefer to remain in the United States, there are also positions in the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. The standards are high and skills are an important qualification. The people who are chosen for the Foreign Servic,e are really representatives of America to many of the people in the 300 posts overseas. To qualify as an applicant for service overseas, one must be a high school graduate, at least 21 and single with no dependents, subject to a background investigation, be an American citizen for five years, and willing to go anywhere in the world. In addition, the person must be able to pass both a Foreign Service clerical written test and a rigid physical examination.

To applicants interested in working in the "home office" in Washington, D.C. the minimum age is 18 and they must qualify in Civil Service examinations.

Interested applicants who meet these qualifications are urged to contact the Recruiting Officers in either Dallas or Fort Worth. In Dallas, visit the Civil Service Commission's Office at 1114 Commerce Street, Room 103 for a personal interview or telephone RI 8-5611, Office hours are daily Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 until noon.

The Recruiting Officers will only be in Fort Worth for two days, Oct. 23 and 24.

If you are unable to visit Miss Clarke during the time she will be in Dallas and Fort Worth, she suggests you write to her in Atlanta: Regional Director, Atlanta Region, U.S. Civil Service Commission, 274 Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta 3, Georgia. Attention: Miss Ann Clarke, Recruiting Officer, U.S. Department of State.

Wednesday, October 24, 1962 'HARDSHIP' CRITERIA ANNOUNCED FOR EMPLOYING MEXICANS ON FARMS Washington, D.C. — Farm employers must offer substantially the same conditions of employment to domestic labor that they give to Mexican nationals before "undue hardship" requests for Mexicans will be considered, Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz announced.

Public Law 78 prohibits the employment of Mexican contract workers for other than temporary or seasonal jobs or to operate or maintain certain farm machinery except in those cases where the Secretary of Labor determines that "undue hardship" for the employer would result.

Before a grower will be considered for an "undue hardship" exception permitted by P.L. 78, he must offer to domestic workers in addition to the normal recruitment criteria of the Department of Labor: (1) Within certain limits, free transportation and subsistence while en route to the job; (2) return transportation and subsistence upon satisfactory completion of the job (3) free daily transportation from living accommodations to and from, the job, where appropriate; (4) free housing and occupational insurance; (5) where there are central food service facilities, meals at cost, but not to exceed $1.75 per day; and (6) guarantee of employment for at least three fourths of the workdays of the total period for which the worker is hired.

VESTN K — WEST. TEXAS by the local representative of the Department of Labor when, in his judgement, such action is warranted. ) 0, ( LP GAS SAFE IF HANDLED PROPERLY College Station — LP gas, or liquified petroleum gas, is now being used more and more on Texas farms and ranches as a fuel for tractors and for household purposes, says Henry O'Neal, extension agricultural engineer, Texas A. and M. ollege. As with any combustible fuel, safety precautions are necessary when using LP gas to prevent injury and damage by explocion or fire, 0' Neal adds.

One important percaution is to locate tank at least 50 feet from any major building and 20 feet from other tanks containing flammable liquids, according to O'Neal. Also, the tank should be located so that it is isolated from open fires, sparks and other sources of ignition.

If a pump is used on the tank, erect a low fence around it to prevent accidental damage to the pump, hose connections, and pipe fittings which may cause dangerous leaks.

Low spots and holes around the tank should be filled because LP gas is heavier than air and gas that leaks from the tank will settle in these low spaces and become a fire hazard, O'Neal says.

If leaks are suspected in the tank they should NOT be detected by using a flame, he warns. Keep away from the tank and call the local service man.

T,P gas is a fuel and should never be used for cleaning purposes or to inflate tires.

According to O'Neal, LP gas is a safe fuel and can be used without fear of explosion or fire if proper care and safety practices are observed. )O( Can I Bring My Parents Here on a Preference Quota Visa?

Question: I was born in an Iron Curtain country and was adopted by American citizens when I was nine years old.

My natural parents are refugees in a Western country. Now that I have become 21 years old and am an American citizen, is it possible for me to petition for them and bring them to the United States on a preference quota visa?

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District Youth Leaders' Addresses DISTRICT I

Mrs. Rud. C. Matejka Rt. 4, Box 504 Bryan, Texas DISTRICT H

Mrs, Clara Hejl Route 4 Temple, Texas DISTRICT III

Mrs. Wilma Nesuda Telico Road Ennis, Texas DISTRICT IV

Mrs. Ed. Haisler Rt. 1 Seymour, Texas DISTRICT V

Mrs. Maxine Sefcik 2301 Airline Drive Houston 9, Texas DISTRICT VI

Mrs. Frank Brdecka Rt. 1, Box 150 Rosenberg, Texas DISTRICT VII Mrs. Marcella Eleprlik 202 Sehtnaltzer Lane San Antonio, Texas 10( OUR FOREIGN BORN Census data for 1960 on the foreignborn and those born here of immigrants is beginning to come out of the Census Bureau. In the metropolitan centers especially, it shows a declin in foreign born, but a large increase in second and third generation Americans.

Take New York, our largest city, for example. In 1910, one-third of its 4,766,883 population was foreign born. By 1960, only one-fifth of its 7,781,984 was foreign-born, but about half of the peop le now living in New York were either foreign-born or had at least one parent who was boar abroad. Second and third generation Americans are now in the majority.

That is more or less true in most of the first ten cities of the nation. After that, the percentages in favor of the native born rise until in the medium and smaller cities. , they are in the large majority. The country is a more cosmopolitan nation infused with many cultures and better able to understand and get along with the rest of the world.

C) No person on earth is superior in all fields, except adolescents,

An employer will also be required to make reasonable efforts to solve his labor shortage by cooperating in worker training programs, such as those available under the Area Redevelopment Act and the Manpower Development and Training Act. To be considered for an "undue hardship" exception, the grower must have on file in the local public employment office a job order which, meets the foregoing requirements. If the employment office is unable to fill the order, the ,grower completes an application for an exception for "undue hardship" which must also show the additional recruitment efforts he has made to obtain domestic workers. Ap plications will be processed through State and regional ofAnswer: Unfortunatt:7, you cannot do fice channels to the Bureau of Employthat since parents of an American citiment Security's national office for apzen can qualify for a preference quota proval. only if they are "parentis" within the In the event of a disaster or circum- meaning of the immigration law. When stance such as fire, flood, or hurricane, you were adopted, your natural parents a request for an "undue hardship" ex- lost their "parent" relationship to you, A dog seems to be the only well-liked ception for the temporary use of Mexi- regardless of your personal relations to can workers may be granted on the spot them. tale-bearer.

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By Harold N. Schwinger, M.D. Assistant Professor of Radiology _School of Medicine, University of the State of New York I have a letter from a woman who asks, "Are all breast tumors necessarily cancerous or pre-cancerous?" There are many types of breast tumors which are not cancerous. These non-cancerous ,growths are known as benign, or non malignant, tumors. The possibility that they will become cancerous is, in most cases, remote.

VESTNiK WEST. TEXAS Ruin the tire, if necessary, but get off the road.

2. Set the brake on your" car and, if you have an automatic shift, put the gears in the "park" position. If you have a manual shift car, put it in the gear opopposite to the direction the car might roll, i.e., reverse if the car might roll foreward, first if the car might roll backwards.

3. If your flat happens at night turn on all your lights, using the turn-signal as well as headlights, interior lights and tail lights. If it's daylight, at least use your turn-signal lights.

4. If you have a passenger, ask him to gO about a 100 yards behind your car to warn oncoming traffic. If it is nighttime, have them use a flashlight. If you have a pot flare, fuze or reflective device, put it down as an additional warning to traffic coming up behind you.

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One very common benign tumor is the adenofibromag which simply means a fibrous tumor of the mammary gland.

Most surgeons will prefer to remove these small masses because, even with the reasonably accuracy of diagnosis by modern methods, the difference cannot always be told. And the breast is, of course, easily accessible to surgery with minimum risk. Recent research by a PLENTIFUL FOODS POINT TO group of radiologists, however, promises THANKSGIVING MONTH ABUNDANCE that we may soon be able to differentiCollege Station — An abundance of ate benign and malignant tumors by farm-produced foods this fall emphameans of x-ray examination. sizes one of the many things for which we Americans can be thankful, reminds Many women seem to fear that every the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. lump the physician finds is going to be serious. A good percentage of the paEleven items will be particularly tients I see with this problem had, out abundant this Thanksgiving month. of fear, put off seeking medical advice They make up the official November list until the lump had grown to a size where of plentiful foods, as determined by the it could no longer be ignored. As a re- Agricultural Marketing Service in cosult, of such procrastination, figures operation with 'producers, processors and - show that only half as many breast the food trade. cancers are being cured as could be.

Turkeys and cranberries, two tradiMost malignant tumors of the breast tional Thanksgiving Day features, head are treated first by surgery, second by the list, along with frozen orange juice.

Also expected to be in supply that x-radiation, and sometimes also by the exceeds normal trade needs are broileruse cf hormane.S. Advanced cases, which fryers, apples, shortening, grapes, pears, are sure to have spread elsewhere in the body, may also be controlled for a while potatoes, Maine sardines, and dry beans and peas. by cortisone.

A record-large cranberry crop is be)a( ing harvested this year. There will be WHEN YOU HAVE A FLAT TIRE enough to fill 1.4 million barrels, or 30 TAKE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS per cent more than average; 13 per cent Clomp, clomp, bump. Stop. more than last year.

You have a flat tire. What next?

Turkey supplies may be down nearly If you dont value your life, just set 10 per cent from last year's burdensome 'the =brake of your car and change the record. Stocks in storage are substantial. tire.'

Prices are expected to be some higher Of course, if you would like to live a than last season's extremely low levels, little longer and prevent a few other but still economical. people from being killed or badly inFrozen orange juice prices are subjured, here is what you should do: otantially lower than a year ago. The 1. Get your car off the roadway. You record-large pack of 116 million gallons, say you ' don't want to ruin your tire by this year, is one important reason_. driving a few feet down the road to a Consumers will find it to their adpoint where you can get off the road. vantage to rely on all 11 plentifuls, for Brother, you're like the sea captain who economy, nutrition and 'good eating, this wrecked a, $10,000,000 ship, because her November, Extension Service food spedidn't put in a $1,000 compass.. cialists suggest.

Ve str'edo, 'due 24. l'ijna 1962 DON'T LOSE YOUR COAT IN A BALE OF COTTON College Station — Do you have any idea how much trouble an old coat or colored handkerchief can cause in a bale of cotton bound for the textile mill? Beverly Reeves, extension cotton ginning and mechanization specialist, Texas A. and M. College, says that colored threads mixed with the lint can be very expensive to the spinner.

Reports from textile mills indicate that they are having considerable trouble with colored yarns and fibers in the bales of cotton, Reeves says. Often the foreign fibers are not detected until they have been spun into yarn and may not be noticed until they are made into cloth. By then they have contaminated a large volume of material and the manufacturer suffers a great loss, the specialist explains.

The stiffer competition cotton is receiving from synthetic fibers makes it important to use care while unloading the seed cotton and all during the ginning process to reduce losses to the textile mill. Contamination usually occurs at the suction and a hat or sweater which accidentally gets into the gin here will be shredded and spread through many bales_ Removing the parts of the bales contain such threads is costly to both the producers and the ginners. Farmers and ginners should make every effort to keep the baled cotton as free of foreign matter as possible, advises Reeves. )A( One night a man was raiding the kitchen for a midnight snack, butcould find nothing but a dog biscuit. He ate it and liked it so well that he told his wife to lay in a large supply.

One day the grocer asked the lady, "Why do you need so many dog biscuits?

You only have one small dog."

"They're for m y husband," said the woman.

"Lady, these are strictly for dogs, they will kill your husband," exclaimed the grocer.

Time passed and six months later the wife informed the grocer that her husband was dead.

"I told you those dog biscuits would kill him," the grocer reminded her.

"No, it wasn't the biscuits," the wife said, he was run over and killed while chasing a car."

• • New father: "I am so . excited! Tell me nurse, is it a boy or girl?'

Nurse: "The one in the middle is a boy."

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Ve stkedu, dine 24, iijna 1962 De Gaulle rozpustil francouzs14 parlament — President Charles de Gaulle nakidil veera rozpuAteni parlamentu jako prvni krok k novym celonarodnim volbam, eim'Z bude jeho bo o ustavni reformu predlolen k rozhodnuti franeouzskernu narodu.

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65th Al NIVERSP OF OUR S.P.J.S.T. AT

Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88 1140 Robbie St. at the Intersection of 20th St and North Main SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 27 MUSIC EY THE FAMOUS

HENRY OSCH ORCH. of iwiloulto , Texas PLENTY OF REFRESHMENTS FOR EVERYONE! FREE TABLES AND WAITER SERVICE! EVERYONE INVITED TO COME AND HAVE A GRAND TIME.

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HOUSTON 4514 E: 7 _ St® Houston, Texas SOKOL

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1962 BAR-B-QUE AND

at 3:00 P.M. Lad. Pav,-La and A Orchestra THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED

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DIVADLO "IN OLD VIENNA" A Musical Comedy by Allen Benedict, Gordon Wilson and Donn Crane.

PRESENTED BY

The Hlahol Dramatic Club OF LODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON, AND

The Houston Community Chorus AT

Lodge Pokrok No. 88, Houston 1140 Robbie Street SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1962 CURTAIN TIME — 3:30 P.M. CAST

Gretel Maier, Proprietress of Wurtzelpraeter Inn, — Margaret Jahnke Louisa, Waitress — — Renee Fuerst Captain Kinski, Chief of Detectives, Bureau of Vienna — — — — — — — Tim Kostom Bumski ) Johnnie Sula Rumski ) Kinski's Faithful Sleuths — — Bobbie Dobes J. Jennison Jones, Joe Burleson an Advertising Expert Jigo, a Hungarian Gypsy — — — — — — Otis Hale Ilona, a Gypsy Girl — — — Margaret Ann Schwender A Gypsy Woman — — — — — Helen Hegwood Arthur Crefont, a Young American Artist — Fred Buri June Pennington, an American Heiress — — — Jeannine Dennis Jonas H. Pennington, Proprietor of Peter Pepper Pickles — L. J. Schwender Lady Vivian Delaney, a Charming English Widow — Ann Christopherson Dancers — Suzanne Liljestrand and Jerry Schwender Waiters, Tourists, Burgers, Vienese Maidens and Gypsies: Louise Boze Naomi Kostom Irvin Tuck Edna Mae Dunlap King Goldsmith Katy Blaha Bill Vornsa,nd Evelyn Vornsan,d George E. Schwender Arminda Schwender Robert K. Wilson Cecilia Hruska Charles Boze Dorothy Hefner Dianne Sharpe ACT 1.

Garden of Wurtzelpraeter Inn ACT 2.

Gypsy Camp near Vienna ACT 3.

Carnival Time at Wurtzelpraeter Inn Musical Conduct and Director — — Corale Gregory Wood 1, J. Schwender Assistant Director Johnnie Sula Stage Manager Milo Karel Properties and Set Designs Tim Kostom Make-Up REFRESHMENTS FOOD DONATION - $1.00

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S.P.J.S.T. Calendar There has been some objections raised to the publishing of Lodge Calendar announcements by some of our Lodges.

Especially true was this with Lodges who never have paid ads in the Vestnik, while others regularly place paid advertisements of their special events.

There were many ads sent in by individuals from lodges, from band leaders, and others which created misunderstanding.

From now on, only an authorized Lodge officer's announcement will be honored,. The band leaders should send ads directly to Mr. Jos. F. Hoiasek, publisher, and make arrangements with him as to rates, etc.

We trust this policy will eliminate the confusion. Thanks.

• Lodge No. 6 Cottonwood Sunday, November 4 — Lodge meeting 3 p.m. and Lunch Sunday, November 11 — Pustejovsky Family get-together.

• Lodge No. 15 Buckholts Saturday, Oct. 20 — Battle Dance.

Vrazel's Polka Band and Joe Paten Orchestra from Shiner Saturday, Oct. 27 — Battle Dance.

Vrazel's Polka Band and Ray Baca's Orchestra from. Fayetteville.

Lodge No. 80, Holland In 1912, 700,000 boblinks were market1Sunday, November 11 — Dance, Vrazel's ed for food in South Carolina, at two Polka Band cents each, dressed.

9 • Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, Nov. 3 — Dance, The Polka Peppermints Orchestra Saturday, Nov. 17 — Dance, Music by PRO SPJST SIN V Eddie Sheets' Orchestra from Worthington, Minn.

TAYLOR, TEXAS Sunday, Nov. 18 — Regular Monthly Cislo kidu 29 Meeting and Family Fun Night IVfusi bVti maniere s deb6 ,mi kvaliSiturday, December 1 — Dance, Rudy ikaci. SPJST elembn (Una piednost.

Kurtz Orchestra from Shiner, Texas Laska"ve zaSlete odporneeni a Dances begin at 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. mzdtt s vaSi piihlaSkou na and our Lodge Hall is fully Air-Conditioned.

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Lodge Pokrok No. 88., Houston Saturday, Oct. 27 — Big Dance. Music

by Henry Brosch and orchestra of Moulton.

Friday, Nove. 2 — Board of Directors and Entertainment Committee meeting.

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

Wednesday, Nov. 7 — Birthday Club Sisters Card Party Friday, Nov. 9 — Regular Monthly Meeting.

Saturday, Nov. 10 — Dance, Music by Ray Baca and his orchestra of Fayetteville.

Wednesday, Nov. 14 — Birthday Club Luncheon.

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Ennis Lodge No. 25 Sokol Zizka or S.P.J.S.T, Lodge 130 Nov. 11 Regular Lodge Meeting Nov. 24 -- Dance, music by the Music Oct. 27 — "Fall Festival" Dance — Eric Honza Orch.

Masters. ♦ • Nov. 10 — SPJST Lodge No. 130 SemiAnnual Celebration, Music by the Elk Lodge No. 35 Music Masters Saturday, Oct. 27 — Bob Haisler's Me- Nov. 24 — Dance, Eric Honza Orchestra lodians of Temple, Texas Dec. 8 — "Snowball" Dance, Eric Honza • • Orchestra Lodge No. 39 Bryan Saturday, Oct 27 — Jessie Lee's Band Saturday, November 3 — Jessie Lee Band Lodge Stefanik Lodge No, 142 Houston, Texas • • Saturday, October 27 -- Dance, Music Lodge HiIlje No. 40 by "Houston Play Boys."

Saturday, Nov. 10 — Sensations Orch.

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Lodge No. 66 Waco, at Elm Mott Saturday, Oct. 27 — The Happy Country Boys of Houston. :Saturday, Nov. 3 — Rudy Kurtz Orchestra of Shiner, Texas Saturday, Nov. 10 — The Hi-Toppers Orchestra of New Braunfels, Texas Saturday, Nov. 17 — Slim Haisler's Play Boys of Temple, Texas.

Thursday, Nov 22 — Thanksgiving Day Bob Haisler's Melodians. of Oenaville

Ve sti.'echt, d'ne 24. Him 1962

• Bill: "My insurance company is so fast that a man got his check half an hour after his accident."

Phil: "That's nothing. The insurance company I do business with is so fast that a man who fell off a ten- story building had his check 'banded 'to him as he passed the third floor!"

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Florida has built more hotel and motel rooms in the past five years, than all the rest of the World combined.

Tajemnik-pokladnik P. 0. Box 869 TAYLOR, TEXAS (ltp)

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 Houston es `T'nvoc District 6 KRAUSE, JR. P. 0. BOx 427 Inez, Texas

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District 7 JAROSLAV KT,F.PRL1K 202 Schmeltzer Lane San Antonio 1, Texas Telephone DI 4-1700

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Ve st •edu, clue 24. kijna 1962 OBSERVE RULES OF SAFETY WHEN TAKING MEDICINE from The American Medical Assn.

Ever wake up, or at least about half awake, in the night with a splitting headache? Or a pain in the tummy?

And stumble into the bathroom and reach for a bottle in the medicine cabinet? And gulp down a pill or two, or a spoonful of medicine?

Sure. All of us have. And we are really righing serious trouble in taking medicine carelessly.

The medicine was prescribed by your physician, and he included careful and specific orders fcr size and frequency of doses and how to take it. The American Medical Association reports there is a good, sound reason for these orders, and they are meant to be followed.

A few simple rules for taking: medicine can help to avoid an accident that may make your minor discomfort a lot worse.

—Never take medicine in the dark.

You should be certain you can see the bottle or pill bcx, to make certain it is the right one.

—Read the directions carefully before taking. Those directions are there because they are needed.

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—Don't increase the dose or take it more often than directed without checking with your doctor.

—If the label says "Shake Before Using," it means what it says. Shake it.

—Don't take medicine prescribed for someone else. Just because it 'helped your husband's cough doesn't mean it is right for you.

—Keep medicines out of reach of children. Some of the dnildren's medicines today taste good, and the kids may eat them like candy. The small child who is rushed to the hospital after eating a Whole bottle of sucar-coated aspirin tablets is an all to common occurrence these days.

—Put the cap back on the bottle. Some medicines change strength if exposed to air too long.

—Keep the medicine in its original box. Shifting sleeping pills into an aspirin bottle , for instance, could produce dire effects for someone else in the ainily.

30( ✓ Teplicich byla od eervna do kon.:e eervence otevi'ena v's tava nraci nejlepgich fotoamatefu z celeho svPta. Nejlep'Si snimky budou odmeneny mezinarodni poroto'i.

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MAST, KTERA JE VYRABENA PRO OCEL Pfisady, obsa2ene v NON AT, jsou dasem vyzkou gene pro vYsledky. Vice nel 60-lete dilkazy uspokojeni, jak naznadeno pro Ulevu rUznYch bolesti, stojf za vats koupi trubice teto proslule Kcly2 potfeba nadejde — vyplatf se miti po ruce trubici NONAT ye yeti lekarniece. tisporna velikost $1.15, pravidelna, velikost 65c.

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"Zadejte to nejlepii pivo"

Strana 3a Sovety proti u Thantovi SovetSk..a, zminka o pavodnim navrhu generalni tajemniky na. "trojku" dava tukt, ch naroda Spojenjr brzke dobe zahaji hlavni atok proti U Thantovi Nekteri pozorni pozorovatele jit davno predpovidali tuto zmenu. Je ovg ern na rozmykeno, zda se do toho Sovety pusti jiZ" na priStim zasedani SpojenYch narodia, a tim si proti sobs popudi africke a asijske narociy, ktere burmskeho ,diplomata povaZuji za sveho eloveka.

Dr. Chas. J. Hollub Ceskt Mat a Operator HOUSTON, TEXAS OV 6-7000 Telefon res.

CA 7-2553 Telefon Mad. 711 Medical Arts Building

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Konec gpatne testy Pachatel atentatu na ipresidenta. De Gaullea spachal ve vezeni sebevraZdu. Je to bYvalY dustojnik kolonialni armady, stari asi 48 ran. Po zateeni prozradil, ze se jmenuje Henri Niaux, ale je podezreni, ze toto jmeno neni prave.'

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V hodine ialu zarmouceni naleznete Edward Pace pohtebni ustav pohotove k sympatickemu vytizeni • nezbytnfrch jednotlivosti a k vypraveni dojemnett° polatbu.

Levne ceny jsou naSi zasadou.

Edward Pace Polatebni teditel nen SPJST Tel. Prospect 3-3606 113 N. 5th St. TEMPLE, TEXAS

Novi Diplomats Washington bude mit v brzke dobe zcela novu skupinu diplomats s oznadenim "Evropiin", representu j icich Best naroda spojenYch v Common Market.

Vyslanectvi "evropskYth spoleenYch trhil" ye Washingtone, jiz existuje.

Praha. — Pooet obyvatel za poslednich sto let se pateronasobne zvykl. Roku 1857 mela tehdejSi Praha 200.722 obyva° tel a k 1. lednu 1962 mela Praha jiZ milion etyri tisice 970 obyvatel. Loni zemrelo v Praze 10.627 lidi a narodilo se 8,497 deli.

POIffiEBNt DOMOV V hodine zarmutku najdete u nos nejlepg i polifebni obsluhu a ceny levne.

Tez prodavame pohfebni pojiReni — od 1 mesice do 80 mica staff.

Ambulance Nre dne v noci MAREK BURNS FUNERAL HOME Bill Marek a Bill Burns Box 225 - Ph. OX ford 7-3661 Cameron, Texas

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=hut Jsme pohotovi Vain posolditi bez rozdilu jak daleko bydlite bez jake.hokoliv zvlatniho poplatku.

S nb.rai Wade mluviti desky.

My nabizime Polatebni pojitteni pro kaIdeho dlena rodiny.

TEMPLE, TEXAS L510.10841111111

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Flowers For All Occasions 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE JIM and HELEN SHOOK PHONE MI 2-3211 ROGERS, TEXAS

Hasher's arm Supply Co. 2020 Washington Ave., CA 8-8424 730 E. 20th at N. Main UN9-1441 5225 Washington UN 9-3387 301 East 11th Street UN 9-3351 HOUSTON, TEXAS For All Your FURNITURE APPLIANCES and EVERYTHING ELSE FOR YOUR HOME Be Sure to See

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And Get "THE BEST FOR LESS" CASH OR EASY TERMS Your Satisfaction Guranateed And Free Delivery Service VASE CESKE OBCHODY

Elsie Pratak-Etlinger damsbi pomocnice BELLVILLE AND SEALY Tel.: Bellville No. UN 5-3121 Sealy No. TU 5-3535

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Mary oznamovatel HELP WANTED: Living in, take care of an invalid lady. Mrs. Frank R. Vaclauik, Route 3, El Campo, Texas. (dzc) )0( Proda se 80 aka( rovne dernice, vAe zdelano, .dobre stavby, nevyeerpatelna voda. Vzdalenost asi 8 nebo 9 mil od Temple. Piste na Robert Oervenka, West, Texas (39-41c) ) 0( FOR SALE Sheet Iron Building on two lots on Main Street in Needville. Ideal for mechanic or paint and body shop. For information write to P.O. Box 156, Needville, Texas.

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Nova vina bezverectvi v SSSR Ihttedni rada delnickYch odborovych organisaci v Sov. svazu vydala natizeni, aby byl zahajen ostry boj proti Bohu. V nakizeni jsou delnici vyzYvani: "Chod'te za temi, kteii j dou z kostela, navUevuje je a donucujte kaZdeho, aby se vzdai Boha!" Ve zprave neni uvedeno o jake nabOZenstvi se jedna, je vSak obava, Z • e nebude dinen rozdil.

Umeni jak zachazet s lidml Neni to jednoduche. Nekomu je clan At'astny zpiisob, jak jednati s lidmi. Jini se tomu nenaudi. Je to zkratka umeni.

Lidi je vice n&Z devatero. Co je jednomu svate, druhemu je kostrbate. Byla by to zajimava sbirka; sbirka podob, povah a °such( lidskYch, zajivavejSI, n&Z sbirat motkly, stare mince. Odhadnouti eloveka je zdanlive snadne. Ale prvni Piedseda rady ministra SSSR N. S. dojem nestaei. Je tieba setkati se s neChru'Seev pozval presidenta Kennedyho kym za rUznYch okolnosti. Jiny je elok navSteve Sovetskeho svazu. Pozvani Ara v praci, jink v zarmutku. Zpychbylo presidentovi sdeleno sekretakem ne v fis pechu? Neb jsa sam na vYsluni, vnitra, Stewartem L. Udallem, kterY se pied: kratk 3.7 m easem navratil z SSSR.

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Strarut otevte ruku, srdce? Kdybychom dovedli spravne hodnotiti sve zname, Odell bychom, jake zachazeni kdo zaslouZi. Umeni zachazeti s lidmi neni bledou theorii. Neni praktietejM nauky. Zachazet s lidmi mela by umeti pani. domu.

Pro obchodnika je to podminkou uspechu. Neni navodu pro toto umeni. Je Skoda, ktera tomu uei, ale bohu2e1, ne bezplatne: 'kola 2ivota. ) Q. Stavka. paralysuje vSrchodbi piistavy Pkistavni delnici vySii dnes na stavku na pobteM Atlantiku od novoanglickYch statil az po Texas, a vlada podnikla kroky k uplatneni tak zvaneho Taft-Hartleyova zakona. Kolem poledne hlasily lodni spoleenosti, 2e vSechny ptistavy na pobteZ"i Atlantiku a Mexickeho zalivu j sou paralysovany. ) 0( ' Poeet detskYch umrti mezi americkYmi Indiany je tkikrat vetSi nez u ostatMho obyvatelstva. Pet procent Indianskych deti umira, nez dosahnou jednoho roku.

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NovSr americkk velvyslanec do Francie — Charles E. Bohlen, novy americkY velvyslanec do Francie byl veerejAiho dne formalise odpfisahnut s soukrome if:adovne statniho tajemnika Deana Ruska.

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SPJST Members Have First Privilige.

Please send references and desired monthly salary with your application to: EDWARD KOVAR, SECRETARY-TREASURER (43p) P.O. BOX 869

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Wednesday, October 24, 1962

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