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BENEVOLENCE HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

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ROCNIK (VOLUME) 51 Cislo (No.) 23

PODPORA LIDSKOST BRATRSTVI

5. CERVNA (JUNE) 1963

OD REDAKNHO STOLKU Kolikrat slykime projeveni dobre mykenky, jak neco zlepSiti, ,doporueeni dobreho jinYm — a nakonec se slodili ruce v klin, a dela, vec padla! Neb jak east() si slibujem e "zitra" se provede to neb to — a to "zitra" znamenalo nikdy!'

Neodkladejme, co povaZujeme za dobre,Tottebne, a nutne, a dejme se lined do provadeni dobrych Umysta a sk.utkii, TJkoly a prograniiy se mohou rozvrhnouti do dvou Cash: co chceme doci; lit, a druhe, co k tomu se bude potkebovat.

• Mate, ku plikladu, u svilj program pro celY rok yypracovanY? Jste ujednami co chcete behem roku pro svilj lad a osadu udelat, co byste mohli a meli delati die moZnosti yakch sil a pomern? Mate ZahrnutY tyto body: agitaeni dinnost (membership drive) pro Udel ziskani novYch èlend, nekoli. ka predna'Sek, divadelnich pl'edstaveni, rozvrh k zalodeni i'adove knihovny a kde u existuje, jeji rozkreni, nou osiavu 4. derma, prilditostne zaYedeni kadovYch wenn, jako oslavy narozenin, vylety dorostu, predvedeni a podporovat soutea pH voleni kralovny krala, vevodkyne, taneeni zabavy, filmovy program, atd?

Pij zavedeni techto boa maji elenove podporovat Atedniky kteli byli zvoleni pro teel vedeni zaleditosti I'd-

PRATELSTVI Pfijemne by se nam duo na svete, te lidmi posete zemske planete, kdyby jeden druhemu pfitelem byl a zlou vüii jej zbyteene netrapiL Led vzacny poklad je pray& pkatelstvi, neznajici pohodlne sobectyi v upkimnem srdci nevi, co je faleS a snahu pomoci vddy u hello najdek S citem pochopi svefenou mu bolest 'id nekdy srdce nenatiZe uZ unest, nesdeluje ddi, kdyd se nekd y sveri, co nekdy jako kamen v srdci ledi.

Poctive se raduje 1 z fispechil, nehleda v nieem zisku di prospechu, na malicherne pfedsudky ted neda, zda-lije kapsa bohata di chuda.

Snad hodne znamend yelke bohatstvi, vdak chudidky je divot bez ptatelstvi, to praye vSak nechodi svetem east°, Ze se nekdy zda, jako by ud zhaslo.

Bez vzajemnosti v gak neni to jen oboustrane musi yykvesti — ayS'ak mai° si jej nekdy cenime a pozname to, ad kdyd jej ztratime. du. Kdyd ale eleno ye se snadi pracovat ye vecech fadovych mimo neb jich obejiti, stane se pouze zmatek a Sachmat. Na to jsou zvoleni fifednici, aby soudadili prace vS'ech diend. Neyyhovuje-li Atednik temto zakladtm a neodpovida zadanYch schopnosti,

jsou k disposici vddy stanovy pro jeho odstraneni, totid, jak se dike, "Spra y to pri volbach"! Tato souradna, spolupra,ce jest velice dUleditd chce-li icad cleat pokrok a stat se prospenym. Kde je zmatek a rozkol a kadu, ptsobi tedkosti celemu dlenstvu onoho fadu, Indio se uoini, a bude stat na miste. o Jak ye ylade, SIolstvi, a v hospodafstvi, tak i v nakch kadech eini nejhorSi zklamani a hanbou kliky malych skupinek dent" ktePi maji zajern o sebepovydeni a agitace. Takovi elenove se malokdy pouSti do debat a jcdnani y e schtizi, nYbrZ voli agitovat stranou a hledat cesty obejiti iikedniky a prayidelne jednani. Tedko je takoveho diena zachytit pii pravde neb pevneho nazoru. Dtivod k tomu? je tedko in — trebas zvlakni povaha, tfebas ,soukromne, osobni okolnosti, ktere oylivfluji jeho vel'ejnou dinnost. Jak proti situaci zakrodit? Klasti zodpovednost na bedra rozkolnika aby mohl ukazat sve schopnosti! Kdyd jich ale neptijme, neda se nit delat, jen yYbyzet dlenstvo k souladne spolupraci, a ukazat USPECH, ponevadd nic nesvedei spechu jako Uspech sam, a proti fispechu se UZI° agituje a rozyraci.

Proto, bratE a sestry, hled'me bratrskou spolupraci prospeti Mdu, podporovat zvolene Ufedniky, a dat vzornY piciklad dorostu, abychom meli nee() yzorneho napodobiti, a jednejme

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5tteciu, clne 5. 'Orvna 1963 valy a pozornott vedomost e nacre ba i vlastni deti, se na nas v'My koukaji s pozornymi oeima, a zajiste chceme aby naSi einnost, jak doma tak j ve verejnosti, byla trpytm/m prikladem, neb nic neteai rodiee vice ne kdy pochovali jejich chovani a sna21 se jich napodobniti )O) Oprava V poslednim eisle ye zprave od Domova, Odpoeinku: k ucteni pamatky Katherine Kassl: p .a pi. Josef O rldriiSek, melo bYt $10.00, no $1.00. Timto opravujeme. — Red. )0(

Oddil dopisovateiti Dallas, 'rexas Ctena redakce a mili etenaki: Ano, jak zlepaiti radove schlize? Ve Vestniku dne 22. kvetna bratr redaktor davá nekolik rad, jak ueinit schuze zajimave. Velice peknY, ale take( proveditelne.

Naa rad Jaro 130 ma schuze malt) navStivene. Nam sta0m elenum bylo rikano, e zavedeme-li anglicke jednani ye schazi, e prijde vice mladYch Menu do schuze. Mdme anglicke jednani, ale ne mlade eleny ye schtizi.

My velice claybujeme, e pri ziskani noveho Mena je nedovedeme do schilze ku prijmuti, kde slcAi ph uvadeni slib, navatevovat schuze a pracovat ye prospech radu a cele Jednoty.

Bratr redaktor psal ye Vestniku, aby bYvali dopisovatele zase psali do Ceské Ano, men bysme Si tech nekolik stranek eeatiny udret, neb do phatiho sjezdu budou voleni mlacli dolegat', kteri Vestnik ani neetou, ale a'2 prijde ye sjezdu na radu Vestnik, tedy nekdo (la navrh at' je cely anglickSr honem nekdo zavola. podporuji. Hat proti navrh 112 vezme volit listkama co zabere mn.oho Cant sjezdovello. Tak hled'me si udrkt na g CeskY Vestnik, a vy staCi dopisovatele ozvete to se.

Velice se .mne libi plan nove buclovi radu 88 v Houstonu a jak nude sestra Olexova pine budou mit dosti mista,, stari i mladi elenove. Znam houstonske' a vim, jak oni krasne pracuji dohromady. Teaim se, M vaai novou kmdovu uvidim a pak si sestro Olexova spolu trochu pobesedujem.

Pracovala jsem se sestrou Olexavon 12 let na Tiskovem vYtoru, bratr zernPell Kodiak byl predsedou. lcdy'2 pri glo na dopis opravy, tedy ses. Olexova poslala sve clobrozdani bratru Horiaakovi z Houstonu a já z Dallas a bYvali odpovedi tak stejne jako bysme se o

ye stkedu, dna 5. eervna 1963 nich tistne domluvili. Krasne se nam pracovalo pod redaktorem ibratrem Modkou, bratr Valeik u nam dal nekdy boleni hlavy, ale i on to minil do be.

V'Zdy mam z toho radost, kdy etu Vestniku, 2'e nekterY kad opravuje.-neb stavi novou kadovou budovu. Na ge mlade generace jsou ji2 Amerieane, ale pokud je ziskame za eleny na gich. kadil tedy je nadeje, e nezanikne tak brzy to pro co my stavi elenove jsme pracovall, ae u j e to anglicke, piece jen je to eeske.

V nagi Ceské osade mame d 4 Ceske spolky. Dva kady SPJST, kad ZCBJ a Katolick& Jednoty. Rad ZOBJ otevfel novou spolkovou budovu. Mam mezi nima i sve zname, tedy jsem jela s mYrna clet'ma Sebetok yYmi do jejich noveho Utulku v den otevieni. Neni to nadhernd budova, ale je pohodlne zakizena, dosti mista i pro ,auta a nine se tam opravdu libi mezi nema. Byla jsem tam i na malem yeeirku, tak pekne pkatelsky se bavili mezi sebou, 2e jsem se videla v nagi stare sokolovni, kde to bYvalo po nekolik let takove mile, radost pracovat.

Dnes mame novou sokolovnu kde ma i nag rad 130 svuj domov. Pekna budova, dosti mista pro nekolik set kar, peknY park, ty krasne stromy, zeleny paZit v ge se mile libi a po to, Ze nen-lam rada, kdy'Z odbYvaine na ge saidze v kuchyni s barer spojenou. Mne se to zda jak si ponUujici, neb sehtize, kadova i sokola mail yznegenejgi eel a ne myslet, bude-li kdva &bra, nab pivo studene. Tedy stavitele nova spolkovYch budov, neb stare opravujete, tedy pamatujte na misto pro schilze spolkove, kde byste si mohli dat still s pkihradkou na spolkove listiny, knihovnu, podobenku starch, zeinkelYch jmen vgech Cienü, To jest jakasi svatyne tech vzpominek a te prate spolkove a tam by se mela brat prate spolkova opravclove a jsem jista, Z s e by se brala s vet gim zajmern. A proto se mne libi plan nova adove budovy v Houston.

Nerada jsem Cetla, e zemiel bratr Regmund v Corpus Christi. Skoda talc •dabreha spolkoveha pracovnika. Znam rodinu Regmundti a mnoho jinYch v Corpus Christi, tedy pkijmete moji upkimnou soustrat. Odchazi dobki spolkovi pracovnici, za ktere neni nahrady.

Odbiram nekolik eeskYch easopisti a skoro vkly Ctu ,jmena nekoho kdo zemkel a byl dobrY elan; spolkavY pracovnik.

Bli2i se den, kdy cleti vyjdou vyggi

VESTNflt Akolu a mnohY se pkipravuje jiti dale na studie. I v na gi rodine, muj vnuk Henry R. Ondra gek piljde dal studovat do Statni University v_ Austin, Texas.

Jak rodiee Henry Ondrti gek tak i jã mama z neho radost neb je velmi dobrYm studentem i synem s yYch rodiet.

Jeho sestra Carol Ondril gek jde do Katolicke University zde v Dallasu jegte jeden rok a bude ditelkou. Tek' jsem velice rada, e moje neteke syn James Janougek Si talc velice oblibil de gtinu a studuje na Universite v Lincoln. Nebraska, kde bare ee gtinu. Byla jsme v Lincoln a Omaha, kde main dobre pkatele, tedy James znam misto, kde jste sehrali divadlo s peknYin programem. Jen ddl deti vge se varn v 'Zivote hodi. Jak se svetove pornery meni i nynej gi vase studie yam nedostael.

Nag eesky Dallas je v nejakem nemocnem stadiu, neb neni dne aby nebyla telefonni zprava, 2e nekdo onemocnel.

Nebudu o nich psat neb mame ye ygech spolkach sve dopisovatele a talc oni si to napi gi. Ja jen yam pkeji vgem ze srdce zdravi a na shledanou s Vami se tegi, A. Horakova )O( RAD 56, CORPUS CHRISTI Pozvani na SPJST piknik Cteni bratii a sestry: Na g kad Anton J. Carina, ' eislo 56 SPJST, se usnesl v minule kvetnove schfizi poiadat svoji vYroeni slavnost 23. Cervna 1963 v Sokolovni.

Nag kadma povolenou tutu mistnost zdarma pro tuto slavnost, proto hied'me ygichni vydit teto yzacne pkile2itosti a snaZme se aspoñ jednou za rok se sejiti se spolkovymi pracovniky a Clenstvem spolku ku kteremu nalekime.

Jest to na ge moralni povinnost, aby jsme se sbli2oyali a spolky ku kterYm naleMme die na gi nadnosti podporovali svoji pkitomnosti. Proto vemte cafe rodiny sebou a pozvete i svoje pkibuzne, sousedy a sve piatele a pomote riam dClnit tuto jednordni oslavu tispe g nou a zdakilou. Snaci neni ani tkeba zde pkiporninat, ,2e tarn nebude schazeti nieeho eehok je zapotkebi aby kaci fieastnik se mel dobke mel pkijemne vzpominky do budoucna.

Obed jen bude portistavat z kukat na ra gti peeenych se v gemi pkikrmy zaene ye 12 hodin v poledne do 2 hodin odpoledne, yeeeke od 5 hodin do 7 hodin cena bez dame 98 centil s dani $1.00. Poveeeki bude taneeni zabava kde bude vyhravat oblibenY Majkfiv orchestr. Spolkove sestry budou zase

3 adany pkispet nejakSira peeivem do kuchyne.

S bratrskYrn pozdravem John Staga, tajemnik )O( Rad Rozkvet Zapadu, C. 107, Floresville Posledni schüze tadu byla adbyvanana 19. kvetna. Zpravy byly podane od rtiznYch vYborti o distrikni Byli atene jmena novYch Clemft kterYch srdeene vitame mezi nami. Tuto nedeli jsme oslavovali Den Matek darkamy pro nejstar gi a nejmladgi maminku. Sestry Agnes Pavliska a Lillian Pola.sek obdrkly darky Sestra Maxine Pavliska vedouci miadeZe, znamila, 2e Activity Day sedmeho distriktu se bude konati u na geho kadu 22. Cervna 1963. Barbecue a klobasova yeeeke bude podavana a veeer taneeni zabava.

Doufame e v gichni eleni budou se snaZit bYti pkitomni v pki gti schtizi, 9.

Cervna.

S pozdravem Mary McCloskey, dop. )O( Zpriva od iddu Pokrok Iloustonu C. 88 30. kvetna 1963 Timto potvrzuji pkijem do parnatniho fondu kad-u Pokrok Houston C. 88 od nasledujicich dared: Na ucteni pamatky na gi zesnule sestry Frances Tesakove $10.00 Rosie Ruland Marie St'astny — 3.00 Na ucteni pamatky zesnule pi. Josefa Krampotove — 2.00 Marie St'astnY — Na ucteni pamatky zesnule sestry C. H. Cehrnosky Narozeninovy klub sester -- 10.00 Br. a sestra F. J. Olexa — 5.00 Na .ucteni pamatky zesnuleho. bratra Charles .Hruglca NarozeninovY klub sester — 10.00 Bratr a sestra F. J. Olexa — 5.00 nary do pamatniho fondu Frank Tesak — 50.00 Rudy Oefeik — – 3.00 Uhrn — — 96.00 V pamatnim fondu se nachazi $1680.00 Mnotio dikil vg ern za ty gtedre dart.

V moji posledni zprave jsem kvitoval dar na ucteni pamatky nag zesnule sestry Frances Tesakove ocl bratra sestry E. J. Hanka a opomenul jsem jrneno sestry Ida Hankove.

Prosim prominte tuto mylku.

V kratkosti budou plany na na gi novou budovu propuAteni na nabidky, pak podam finaneni zprbra stavebniho fondu abychom videli kolik penes mame a kolik je gte bude

4 Apeluji na radove eleny kdyb maji 3 neb 4 hodiny easu bud' v sobotu neb ✓ nedeli odpoledne, aby nam pomohli z eiStenim nakho pozenaku. V poslecini Jobe nam pomohli nekolik Alemt klubu mladebe jejich pomoc jest nam nadale vitana. Pro dalSi informace prihlaste se neb zazvonte na kterehokoliv: Tim Kostom UN2-1722, E. J. Kadleeek 11N2-4551 aneb F. J. Olexa UN2-4392.

F. J. Olexa, predsetla stavebniho fondu 0 t Svaz eechoslo yami A. 92, Ft. Worth Mili bratri a sestry: Oznamuji, be nabe Padova mesieni schtize v eervnu bude jak pravidelne v druhou nedeli ye dye hodiny odpoledne presne. Hled'te se dostavit die mobnosti v nejvetSina poetu, uznavana, be nam ub nastavaji letni hyce a prazdniny, ale phesevbe, kdo ma jen troche zajent o naM Jednotu a rad se mute dostavit. V letni dobe byvaji obyeejne schtize kratke. V minule schtizi kvetnove ze dne 5. kvetna bylo nas pritomno 47 elenti a teb dorostu.

Nak oslava den Matek, a otat dne 12. kvetna se nad mire vydarila, program byl hezkY uspokojujici, be nabe mlddeb je nadejna pro ruzny talent ye zpevu, hudbe, a rtznYeh yystupt. Nebudu se o torn podrobne rozepisovat, neb sestra Helen Kubala, onen program podala podronne v anglicke easti dne 29. kvetna. Jest nam velikym poteknim, hlavne vbak elentun kteri se zajimaji o budoucnost radu. 2r e nabe mladeb (Youth Club) obnovuje nadkne svoji einnost v mnoha oborech, sem jistY, be rad bude jim bYt nanomocnY, neb v torn je nabe budoucnost, Nab baseball club teb dobre pokraeuje, ub maji uniformy, barvy bile z modryma eepicema a pismenama SPJST a svoje jmeno "Stars" neni mne znamo kolik jich hraje, ale cloufam, be ✓ phisti schtizi se ukabou a zvime jejich einnost. Zatirn jim prejem zdaru.

0 dalAich podrobnYch novosti nevim jen ze v nasi osade jsme melt nekolik pohrbil Mena i neelenti naAi jednoty. Jd vbak nemohl bYt vSech zriAastnen, neb jsem byi mimo mesta.

Prekvapilo me ze nahle nam odekl na veky. Louis Musil nove nab zvoleny piedseda spolku SVPS. Teb pritel ySecla osadnich podniku.. Teb byl elenem Jednoty radu 154 Doufam, be podrobnosti najdete ve spravach ran 154. Timto ale osobne a za nas rad jeho rodine vzda y am uprimnou soustrast.

Teb vyslovuji soustrast rodine, Pete Mileff, JihOslovana, ktery teZ byl nam

VESTNtX zde vehni znamy a podporoval vase podniky. Nevim, dale o badnYm tebee nemocnyin, bratr Anton Tirek se PomalY uzdravuje z zraneni ktere utrpel na nice kterou zranil v jakesi michaci ma:Sine, doufam, be bude brzy vbe vporadku.

Na den 30. kvetna na den ucteni pa, matky zesnulYch (memorial Day) a u prilebitosti vysveceni na biskupa Msgr.

Lawrence De Falco, v St. Patrick coCathedral pro Diecese Amarillo. na kterou to slavnost jsme byly zylaSte pozvani a teb nab nejmladbi syn Alfred, kterY bydli v Rosenberg, Texas meli jsme phi to prilebitosti Family Reunion. Rodine shromabdeni. Bylo nas pritonano 20 z nich bylo 12 nabich vnoueat nejstarbi 19 let a nejmladSi 3 mesice. Thi z naSich deti, jeden syn, a dcera z rodinami nebyli pritompi. neb bydleji daleko od nas. .

To je prozatim vbe. Na zdar radu a osade.

Josef Beean, dop. )0( NayStevy Manbele J. L. Bartkovi se stavili nas v pondeli 27. kvetna. Byli na ceste de Temple, a jsou od radu A. 92 ye Ft. Worth. — Diky.

Manbele Chas. Bartobovi z Penelope byli u nas na kratke na ySteve 30 kvetna. Byli na ceste do Waco. Diky.

Take se stavili kratce bratr Hugo Shefeak a MiloS Haloubka. Litujeme, be jsme se minuli, spchali bratr Shefeak do Temple a bratt Halouzka s rodinu do Belton. Oba jsou od radu A. 130 v Dallas. Diky. )O) Med sladidlern Med je sladidlem dietetickYm, drabdeni sliznic a zaroveri povzbuzuje k vyntekvant Tudib intik se ho poubivati phi kabli, z ykigte je-li odkaSlavani ztibeno. Ptisobi dobre utren se bloutkem. Jsou-li sliznice prekrveny, ochable, milk, se poubi yati medu. Tyto iteinky vbak ma jen med eist3`7, v neinZ neni vosku. Take neni radno pobivati medu mnoho najednou, nebot' podleha pak v dstroji zabivacim rozkladu kvaSenini, porubuje traveni a zptisobuje i nadYmani. ) 0( NottrY zvyk pro ka'ideho Prochazka je nejjednoduSSI zptisob kabdotienniho telocviku, nezbytne nutnY pro kaZdelio, kdo pravuje v mistnostech nzavrenYch, sede a pod. Aby vbak naela nalebitY neinek, je potrebi, aby soueasne byla phi torn dokonale

Ve stredu, clne 5. ervna 1963

FRANK C. SACK novezvoleny mistopredseaa sedmeho okrsku SPJST. Bratr Sack)) je dlouholetY zasloubilY Alen, finaneni tajemnik, pokladnik a osvedeeny organisator radu "Corpus Christi" eis. 79, Corpus Christi, Texas.

Jake organisator umistil se vkly prvni, a to jak u sveho radu, tak i v eelem okrsku. Vagina naSich elenit ho dobre znaji jako vYborneho fraternalistu, horliveho pracovnika a poetiveho a mileho 'kamarada., Uprimne gratulujeme a prejeme mnoho zdaru v dalbi praci! provetrana krev, t. j. aby provazena byla hlubokYm dYchanim v eerstvem vzduchu. Neobrnezuje se proto pro chazka na pouhou chtzi, nYbrb theba voliti k tomu primerenY teren se stoupanim a klesanirn povrchu ye vzduchu ozonem nasycenem a stridati pri torn pohou chnzi i s jinymi pohyby tela.

Prochazku konati mame kabdodenne, za kahleho poeasi v °devil praktickem a pohodlnem, aby pohyb y neprekabel. Telo drbime pri torn zprima a bledime dYchati zhluboka. Nesmime se domnivati, ze kaZdodenni pravidelne chtize ulicemi mesta z byte do mista zamestnani je ub take prochazkou. Ale nruze bYti s prochazkou spojena, volime-li aby byla nejen pohybem dostateene dlouhYm, ale i nalelite striciavYm do vrchu i s vrbku, s vet:;im i mengim napetim dechu, svalit atd.

'tie stredu, 'dne 5. Cervna 1963

Vi.ber rfizoSich pojis ek nal SPJST vyberte si die potieby

TPIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, doZivotni TRIDA- PR: Ptednostni dokvotni TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova, dokvotni. Po. platky se plati pouze 20 let splatkova, daivotni. PoTRIDA E: platky se plati pouze 10 let TRIDA D: 15ti splatkova, doZivotni Poplatky se plati pouze 15 let TRIDA F: 15 leta nadaerd. Obnos certifikatil jest vyplacen za 15 let.

TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadaeni. Obnos certifikatu jest vyplacen za 20 let TRIDA H: Nadadni v 65ti letech. Eden plati poplatky a2 do 65ti let.

TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova ,nadaeni v 60ti letech TRIDA Splatkova do 65ti let, doZtvotni TRIDA L Dvojnasobne itrazove pojigteni (Double Indemnity) TRIDA M Pensijni pojistka. Po dosaierd 65 mica stark Men dostava mesieni plijem dokud ziv. Zemte-1i pled 75 lety stall, dedici dostanou mesieni ptijem do 75 vlirodi narozenin Mena TRIDA MC: 20ti leta Apisova ochrana ktera se roene zmenkije TRIDA MX: lOti leta 1:ipisova ochrana ktera se roene zmenguje TRIDA ML: 25ti leta upisova, ochrana ktera se roene zmenguje.

TRIDA MD: 30ti leta npisova, ochrana ktera se roene zmenkije TRIDA 5T: 5ti leta lhutni. Obnovitel, na a zmenitelna, TRIDA 10T: lOti leta lhutnf. Obnovltelna a zmenitelna, TRIDA 20T: 20ti leta lhutnf. Zmenitel4 na TRIDA T-65: lhiltni do 65 let.

V DETSKEM ODDELENt TRIDA JT: Doeasne poiMte'ni do 16 let ktere se mfilie zmeniti na kterekoliv jine nojiSteni kdykoliv nez do saline 16 let sveho veku TRIDA W: Splatkova do 85ti let, dokvotni. Pln7 obnos poll:46rd se Irvplati v ptipadu funrti od veku jednoho roku

V2EITNIIK TRIDA PR: Pieclnostni doZivotni. (Zaeinani v 5 rokil stab) TRIDA C: 20ti splatkova dokvotni.

Plny obnos pojiSteni se v yp lati v plipadu funrti od veku jednoho roku stall TRIDA 15ti splatkova doZivotni, PlnST obnos pojiSteni se vy p lati v ptipadu Umrti ad veku jednoho roku TRIDA E: lOti splatkova clokvotni.

PlnS( obnos pojigeni se vyplati ptipadu nmrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA F: 15ti leta nadaerd pinSr obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu umrtf od veku jednoho roku TRIDA G: 20ti leta nadadni, piny obnos se vyplati v ptipadu Umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA H: Nadaeni ve 65ti let. PInSr obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu nmrti od veku jednoho rok TRIDA I: 20ti splatkova, nadaeni v 60 letech. PlnST obnos pojiSteni se vyplati v ptipadu funrti ad veku jednoho roku TRIDA J. E. Nadaeni v dosaIeni 18 let pinSr obnos pojiAteni se vyplati ptipade funrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA K: Splatkova do 65 let, do2ivotni. — PlnST obnos pojiReni se vyplati v pfipadu umrti od veku jednoho roku TRIDA L: Dvoinasobne nrazove pojigteni (Double (Indemnity) TRIDA M: Pensijni pojistku. Po dosahni 65 rokii staid, Oen dostava mesieni piljem do 75 vSrroei narozenin elena. P1nSr obnos pojiateni se vyplati v pilpadu nmrti ad veku jednoho roku PAYOR INSURANCE: Jednota poskytuje elenum platicim poplatky na detske certifikaty to vS 7hodu ochrany ze v padu Apine nemo2nosti nasledkem nemoci aneb poraneni aneb v padu nmrti nlaticiho. poplatky na ten clets10 certifikat budou samoeinne zaplaceny.

Respectfully Joe H. Hejny )0 ) Neblahe nisledky nuceneho jidla Jidlo nucene, t. 1. proti vfili pHjimane, S'patne se stravuje, nejen u eloveka slabeho (ditete), nemocneho, re konvalescenta, ale i u eloveka zdraWho. Nekdy ovSein nemocni, nechutenstvim stizeni musi bSiti aby aspon nee° polili a je dobre si v torn smeru pokyny od leka e. Je vSak obyeejnYm zlozvykern, Ze se nutivaji cia jidla kdyZ

Oznameni fad', schlize ' ad Karel JonasC. 28 East Bernard B Bratri a sestry: Nak schfize se bude odbS7vat 16. eer y -naodvu.hinacPoshfizebud poradan program &tern matek a otcfi.

Sestry, bud'te tak laskave a pi'inaste nejakSr zakusek pro spoleenou svaeinu.

S pozdravem Carrie Bohaeik, taj. divadlo u fadu C. 88, )Houston v nedeli 16. Cervna 1963 "Ze starSTeh mlynn" veselohra o tkech dejstvf s piedehrou picednagi DramatickST KrouZek Hlahol.

Divadlo zapoene pi'esne v 3:30 odpol.

70) Add C. 88 Houston—Klub narozenind0 Ve stledu, 12. eervna schilze v 10 hod. rano, ye dvanact abed.

V patek, 21. eervna — peeeni a prodej koldeil; budou. hotove k veeern. )0) Podzimni scinize 6. okrskuf Podzimni schfize 6. okrsku jest stanovena na nedeli dne 6. listopadu 1963, u fadu Oechoslovan eislo 40 v Hillje.

Frank J. OlSovsk*, okrskoldr tajemnik )0( ;clad C. 126 Ross Schfize, ktera, obyeejne se odWiva druhou nodeli etvrtroene, bude tleti nedeli etvrtroene, bude tteti nedeli eervnu, totiZ 16. eelma. Spoleend svaeina bude podvavana elendm mistniho Met( RVOS C. 48 a na geho ladu 126. KaZda rodina ma ptinest sebou nejakV zakousek k week. 0 obeerstveni bude postarano. Schilze SPJST zapoene o 1:30 hodin odpoledne.

Joe Dujka, pled.

Jos. Fojt, taj. nemaji chuti k jidlu, col se u With vyskytuje dosti easto. Je nespravne, tieba dite bylo Zdrave, vynucovati na nem pokti jidla, ktere se mu protivi.

Spravneji je zkouSeti, jak by se p tistuPnejZimi prostiedky docililo normalni chuti. Nekdy je toho moZno dociliti na p1. odstranenim piqeiny, jimiz 133"Tva na p1. pokvani cukrovi, piti vody pled jidiem a pod. nebo Presyceni v neveasnou hodinu. Stejne nevhodne je vnucovati jidlo dospebbn, jako se to easto deje hostdm. Nelze tusiti, je-li mu jidlo protivne, ae zcela pochapitelne toho lid nechce. Tak vnucene jidlo mute zpfisobiti neblahe misledky, vle-kle poruchy zalivaci a pod., ktere fiporne vzdoruji leebe.

VtE3TNfIC

RESOLUCE SOUSTRASTI My, Mk podepsani cleni resolueinho vYboru radu Fort Worth eislo 154, za eleny raclu, projevujem pozUstale rocline hlubokou soustrast nad ztrateu manZela, otce, a bratra naSeho, Louis Musil, kterY nam nahle odeSel na veky tine 23. kvetna v nemocnici Sva.teho Josefa.

Pohrebni obrady byly 25. kvetna v kapli pohrobnicke.

Bratr Musil byl elenern ra,du 7 roktl.

Byl v Texasu asi 8 rokti, z chicaga pristehovany. Narodil se v aeskoslovensku a Zil v Arlington, kde jeho bratr Zije.

Zanechava Zeno, jednu (Teem, a dve vnoueata v Chicago.

NdS rad, ho bude postradat jako% i zdeji osada. Cest bud' jeho pamatce.

Za resolueni vYbor John Beean Mary Hejl Frances Jeemenek ) 0( SUMAVA Vstupujeme v praveky svet prirodnich divirv, na pornezni ty ,straw narodnosti naS1 oprostred horskeho raje, v nej% hluboko se vrhnul Zivel cizi pies hranice staroslavneho tohoto kralovstvi. Z nitra eeskych krajtiv vedou nas vrchy, hrbety a pahorky pokraeujici na jihozapad aZ k one pamatne brane v prahorach, kudy nejednou zapadni SITU se valil na ty male Cechy a vitezne odra%en, k novokdyriskenau prtimyku mezi Jezerni horou a Oerchovem, v nejS s vSTSe pohli%eji larady Ryzmburku, HerRein i Bajrek, a ;len% proslaven jest doma2lickYm bojitem.

Za mirnym onim predhorim, zdobielm Urodne, Mroke krajiny, vYS a vYSe vystupuji vinite hrbety Suma yske; elm dale k jihozapaclo, tim husteji se kepi vrchol, tim bujnejAim lesem Cernaji se temena, tim bajeenejSi jaro pokrYva htka Bolin zeleni toh zarivou, zlatymi Evity hrajici a veene zrosenou, jake neuzriS mimo 8umavu.

Cim dale tim rideeji spatrime mesteeka, tim menS'imi se visky stavaji, tim easteji se za.belaji samotne chaloupky vysoko nad lest' a% po tech stupnich vY§in dospejeme na obrovske hibety, kde priroda na trtme prahorstva panuje ptivodni svou sarnovladou, odpuzuji eloVeka pustYmi, bezednYmi

blaty, brad-de mu vstup v houSti a bludiSte svych pralesit, stavic mu krok, skalnimi ittesy a hledic nan hlubokYm okem horskYch jezer. Takovou ma u mava tvar, takovY ha y, jeho% divokou nadherou predei nade vSecka horstva evropska. umava Ceska jest na jiznim konci s rakouskYm Lesem OreinskYrn, po cele ostatni sve deice s horami Ba,vorskeho Lesa srostla taktka v jedine ohromne teleso.

Karnenny ten drak, jehoZto hlava svorova se zubatour korunou Jezerni hory hledi k prilsinyku kdyilskenau, pro stira, rulove sve. Tidy, ztuZene Zulovymi klouby, protkane kternennYmi Zilanai a chovajici loZiska pravapna v kostech svYch -- v eeske kraje a z jeho srazneho hibetu vystupuji vrcholy Javor, Roklan, LuznY, nejvetSi ti velikani Sumavy, vSichni ji% na Vide- bavorske.

Dale eni tu Zulove naezniky Trojstolieniku, Vysoke Smreiny a PlOkelsteinske steny jezerni, a% pohorim TomaSskYm, na kterem pne . se lepy Vitktiv Kamen, dlouhe telo Suma,vy se nizi a konei.

Na hrbete tom Suma yskY obr nese kamenne pyramidy, skalnate dtesy i plocha pole pokryta pralesy a baZinnYmi pustinami. Ode hibetu toho roztekaji se vody v protivne dve koneiny.

K jihu speji prameny pritoku dunajskYch, jich% nejvice na. Ceske pude chova, Kral. Hvozd, severozdpadni ten konec pohranieni Sumavy, i vysoeina od neho do tech se skldnejici. K severu prouch potoky a Nay, ktere Zivi nam naSi Vltavu, rodice Sc bud' na pomezMin horstvu neb na 8urna,ve stredni, k nemu prilehle. Je to hlavne na Planich, ktere od Kralovskeho Hvozdu jihovYchodnim poradem vykazuji diyoke vysoeiny Maderskou a Kvildskou.

Pod nimi pak na sever vyrilstaji belokamenne a rulove skupiny kaSpersko. horska a boubinska.

Naproti pasmu clolni 'g uinavy od Trojstolieniku k VYsoke Smreine Zolove hory Zelna yske severne tout Caron Blansky les, a% koneene naproti skopine hor svatomaSskYch pityabna, mesteaky, chiumy a viskarni poseta hornatina krumlovska konci na vYchod cele Pogumavi.

Na Planich zrozena, speje Vltava brzy po svem vzniku na, jihovYchod udolim mezi pohranionYm hrbeteTn hor a vYSinami vnitrni Sumavy, kde% se vita s radou vYznarnnYch mist a west.

Od VYtone pak k vYchodu se obracejic po kratke ceste zatdei se a plyne k severu jako stribrua Cara, naznaeujici vYehoclni hranici PoSumavi. Rozloudiv-

ye stred,u, tine 5. e'ervna 1963 Si se pak' pohledem na les BlanskST se Sumavou, unika, narn v BudOjovickou rovinu.

NejbliMi na zapad druZkou Vitavinou jest kieka Blanice. Zrozena, pod Chlumem ye streda krumlovske zelene hornatiny, vine se mezi vrchy, v jich2 nejkrasnefSi kotline pod Libinem rozloleno staroZitne- mesto Prachatice.

Spejic dale k Betlemu eeskenau — Husinci, odtud k Bavorovu a Vodrianum, rozleva se v detne hiadiny, rybniky lesnim podobne.

Zapadneji od Blanice jest pokidi Volyriky, ktera eerpa jeden s ytij pramen ze slatin na Planich a druhY z lest). boubinskYch. Vine se mezi horami, jeZ jsou druZinou vladce sveho, Boubina, a minuva pak Vimberk a mesteeko Volyni, vrha, se u Strakonic do Otavy.

Otava, vznika, na divoke vysodine derske, Kvildam podobne. ProrYvajic si ye svem beha hluboky Zlab, proteka tim horskYm krajem, v nem2 kdysi zlato se z kremennYch prahor dobYvalo — k SuSici, hradu Rabi a k HoraZd'ovicinn, odkud otadi se k vYchodu a ubilia ke Strakonictim.

NejzapadnejSi easti kra,sneho Po gomavi: KralovskYm. Hvozdem a Chodskem protekaji eiste vody reky thla y -ky.aerp,sv amenyzrhojezera a z pornezi pod hranioni horou Jezerni. Plyne rozko'Snou dolinou, druZic se east° k Zelezne draze klatovskoeisensteinske; spatruje v rajske krajine mestedko NUrsko a slidnY zamek Bystrici, potkava se s potokem BrnovYm, jen2 plyne z nedalekych krasnYch Klatov, a speje dale k Plzni do Radbuzy.

Pritok jeji thlavka Chodova nani. pripomina,, 2e se blilime kraji Chodfl, DornaZlictim, to stra2i, slovanskeho zapaclu u horske brany kdynske, kterou% druhdy talc dasto prochazela, nepratelska vojska, nyni vgak mirumilovne se tam vine %elezna clraha jako bade mezi hvozdy, veSic oblaene bile rouSky clYmu na tinavozelene jejich trepeni.

Na nrekrasnem torn sveta pruhu, jen% rozklada se v PoSumavi i na vysoke , rnave, prostupuji se klikate mete oboe narodnosti Ceske zerne. V nebohatVch, pohorskYch dedinach stYkaji se tu oni hraniedri slovanstvi a nemectvi, jakoby nemeli ani tuS'eni, jakYmi vinavi vzdoru a zaSti srakji se pies jejich hlavy dva protivne svety.

Cirri osamelejM Mize hranic stavaji se posledni ostrtivky Ceske v lesich vYtim uprimneji pohlikji na tebe smoky z ryze eeskych tvari., tim skromnejS'i a jadrnejSi stava, se povaba ees, Mho horala,

ye sti•edu, One 5. Cervna 1963 2ivot jeho jest prosty, prate tuha, chudoba ve svem odhodlanem klidu clojemna. aim vYSe, tim mene vYznamnou se stava, orba, sadarstvi mini docela.

Lid pracuje tu na skale i ye skale, COZ vest ony temne, praSne rany tichu lesu. Dobyva ZulovYch balvant, vapence i tuhy; male jsou zbytky 13Yvaleho Zelezatstvi, nepatrna stopa doloyani nu, stribro zachovala se u ska.

Len, jeho ,Z modre ostril yky jako blankytna jezera na vYSinach vitaji lidske oko, a pak to stada, jejich jasne zvonky na vYSinacla zni jako zpe y ptactva v dolinach, jsou didelitYmi Ziviteli zdejAiho horala. Te2 modrave slouPY damn yznaSejici se nad bury, oznaeuji mista, kde sta obyvateld nachazeji svou jsou to slavne Surnavske skiarny, jichZ preveliky poeet sobila tu hojnost kremene a paliva.

AvS'ak nejvice deti s yYch Z'ivi ty horske lest' samy: poraZeni a plaveni dri.vi, pilarstvi a vYroba di•eveneho aboZi zamestnava tisice plinYch zrnozolenYch To v'Sak neni jeSte nejvetSim bohatstvim Sumavy. Chovat' ona skvostnejAi zdroje polehnani v sobe, ktere vyleva na celou naZi vlast: z hlubokYch, neplodnych baZin syYch, z bezednych studanek svych bystrin a svYch jezer, a mraCen zaveSujicich se na zamySlene jeji hvozdy, i ze snehd, v nich po sve dlouhe zimy drima, zavata, yysila chun Sumava blahobyt, firodu CeskYch krajin, ozdobu rovin vodstvem svYrn. Vltava jest mohutnou paskou, ktera na veky poji Sumavu k samernu srdci vlasti na g", prina gejic nam jeji zdroje, zrozene pod vonnymi klenbami smrein, barfly a bukovin tisiciletYch. )O( —40

Informaenie'lanky Polite tietin absolventil sti-ednich gkol pokraeuje ve studiu na Akolach vysoltSrch Prot tolik bystrych miadikil a divek konei sve vzdelani stfedni Skolou a nepokraeuje v nem na Skole vysoke?

Je tomu tak proto, ze nemaji k dalSimu vzdelani hmotnych prostiedkil, nebo jak nedavne zkoumani naznaCuje — protole nenachazeji Zadneho povzbuzujiciho diwodu, proe by tak meli einiti?

Podle nalezu U. S. Office of Education nepokraeuli cele dye tfetiny absolventil stredni Skoly v dalSim studiu, aekoli mnozi a nich jsou zjevne nadarn,

VASTNIIC nebot' byli v polovine lepe prospivajicich Zakil. Pro nektere je dlouhe studium atiZeno finanenirn stavem rodiny, easteji vSak nese vinu nedostateene pochopeni prostredi, ktere se u nich nesnati vzbuditi zajem o lepSi yadelani.

Dfilelity je na priklad postoj rodiefi, ktery ma pinny vliv na rozhodnuti studenta. Deti lidi s vysokyni vadelanim jsou ob3reejne vychovavany s predpokladem, ze ony budou na yysoke Skole studoyati. hi eii po takovem vadelani touZi, maji vAak dobrou eaku nabYti ho i v torn pripade, ze jejich rodiefun se ho nedostalo.

Hlavnim einitelern byva povzbuzeni rodiet. Negativni postoj k vysoke Skole, nebo i pouha lhostejnost, ma vga,k negativni teinek i na syna nebo dceru,.

Nazory mladete jsou tet silne ovlivnovany nazory spolutakfi. Miadik, pohybujici se mezi vrstevniky, z nicht' veteina, projevuje zajem o pokraCoyani ye studiu no dokoneeni sttecini bude nepochybne chtit udrzeti s nimi krok i v tomto ohledu.

I obec, ye ktere roclin.a Zije ovlivnuje postoj mladeZe k vysokemu vzdelani.

Blizkost koleje nebo university osvedCuje se jako povzbuzeni k pokraeovani ye studiu. Toto ovgem neznamena, rodina mela by se pfestehovati do blizaby tak kosti takoveho zajem syna nebo dcery o povzneseni zraku k vySSim metain. RodiC.:e mohou dosennouti tehoZ elle osobnim vlivem a povzbuzenim zajmu mho potomka.

Nekteii rodiee zdrahaji se motna, podporovati plipadne . aspirace sv'ch deti z ohledu na pkili gny naklad se studiem spojenY. Podle hlaSeni U. S. Office of Education jsou prinnerne lohy na, jeden akademickY rok asi $1,500, z della rodiee poskytly asi 950 doa zbytek si student bud' sam vyTIMM, nebo •dostal ye forme stipendia, nebo nejakeho daru.

Stfedakolaci, ktefi jsou odhodlani ye studiu pokraeovati, mohou i pri stipendiu a rodieovske pomoci vyhledati jegte jine zpilsoby, jak sve studium finaene usnadniti. Mohou Zadati o jet' do mestskYch nebo statnich Yysoty'ch skol, ktere maji nii i Skolne; mohou si najiti praci na nekolik hodin tY,dne; nebo si mohou na studium yyPflj eiti od kolej e, od banky nebo od vlady. Ve shade s National Defense, Title II, pthatYm roku 1958, oddelila federalni vlada zna,enou eastku penez prave na takoveto piljeky. V poslednich letech i banky zahajily praktiku

'7 eovani penez slibnYrn studentfun, a to pit nizke sane trokove.

Ve skuteenosti je to tak, te vetaina rodin planuje Skolni vYchova deti dayno pied tim, nali cleti mohou se dati zapsati na vysokou Skolu. Vypoeitaji si, kolik asi bude studium jejich deti stat a podle toho uklaclaji pra,videlne ureitou east sveho prijmu do sporitelny, do t. zv. savings bonds, anebo do cennych papirfi, jejich hodnota je vice mene MiMochodem reeeno, rodiee jsou zpravidla ochotnejAi clopoinoci k vysokogkolskemu vzdelani syniim neZli dcerani. Toto se zrcadli ye faktu, ze v kolejich pfipada na kaZdYch 13 studenta pouze 10 studentek. To ov gem. neznamend, ze absolventky vysoke Akoly neceni si sveho vzdelani, i kdyt maji pozdeji na starosti jen vedeni domacnosti. ) (— Nejvygii sou(' a priva jednotlivce Nedavne rozhodnuti Nejvy gS"iho soudu state zaostrilo pozornost naroda na jeden a nepretrZltYch problemd demokracie, t. j. rivedeni vladni povinnosti ustavnh na ochranu narodni bezpeenosti v soulad se zakladnimi pravy jednotlivcd, jez jsou naroclu zarneena ve shode s touZe dstavou.

Nejvygi soud SpojenYch statit prohlasil ze nefistavni kongresem piijaty zakon, kterY by byl zru gil obeanstvi AmeriCand, kteli by opustili Ameriku v dobe mirnOradneho napeti proto, aby se vyhnuli vojenske slutbe. Toto rozhodnuti bylo jednirn a pomerne maim piipadd, v nichZ Nej yySS'i soud prohlasil kongresnh zakrok za protidstavni Soudcove Nej yySSiho soudu netajili se pohorgenim, 'dere pocit'uji pii posuzovani chazakteru lidi, kteii se takovym neloyalnim zpilsobern snail vyhnouti sve moralni povinnosti. Zbaviti tyto Amerieany obeanstvi znamenalo by vgak trestati je, a vzhledem k tomu, Ze stihati eloveka trestem bez preliceni a bez ochrany zarueene mu americkou Listinou pra y, pile' se iistave, doSla vetSina, sanded k nazorii, Ze provinilcilm musi bYti obeanstvi ponechano.

Toto rozhodnuti je posledn' 1 dlouhe Cady nalezii, vynesenYch NejyyMim soudem a niZSimi soudy federalnimi ye prospech jednotlivcd, a sice, ae kde se viadni zakony nebo 'any pick fistavnim wart= Want, tam mush prijiti v uvaha pfedevgim tato prava.

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jednou stalo, ze fecleralni soudy zamitly - VELIKY POKLES OBYVATELSTVA NA AMERICKEM VENKOVE • olAalobu lidi, kteri se podle kongres- , Pouze 8 procent zije na farmach. zilch vYborti postav,ili proti ikongresu Prieinou jsou vysoke dane, nakladne tim, ae odepreli odpovidati na otazky, farmaiske zarizeni,.nizke ceny a prriliv kladene jim pri vy'Setrovani vYborem. eernocha z jizniho venkova do velkoSoud v techto pripad.ech rozhodl, 2e tito mest severu. jednotlivci' byli v pry vu, nebot' tak Washington. — V poslednich 20 lenili u vedomi, ze svou yYpovedi by si tech obyvatelstvo na farrna,ch SpojecoZ, je neco, proti &mu je Unych state kleslo o 50 procent, naproti stava chrani. tomu vzrilst obyvatelstva ye Spoj. sta.Pri jine prileLtosti odmitl soud tech stoupl o 36 procent. TakovY vYjail za smerodatne svedectvi, nabyte kaz oznamilo Population Reference zaznarnenanim telefonicke konversace Bureau Inc., a dodava, ze od r. 1940 do bez vedomi mluvicich, tak zvaqm 1960 odchod z farem byl nejvetSim ste"wiretapping". &aid oznaeili praktiku hovanirn lido v dejinach Spojenych za poruSeni osobnich soukromi.

Podle tohoto pozorovani a studii ze Pred desiti lety'vynes1 NejvyS. S1. soud 184 miliond obyvatelstva Spoj, state je veledilleUte rozhodnuti, ktere prvni nyni na farmach ve vSech 50 statech spadalo do ramce vkch rozhodnuti na,jen 14 a pul milionu. Prieiny toho jsou sledujicich a ,kterYm se narizovalo departmentu spravedlnosti, aby y e sve mechanizace a vysoke ceny za naradi a jine potieby a male prijmy na farmach. snaze usnadniti vyktrovani loyality u• chazeeil o mista ye vladni slune pre- Aby si farmat vydelal za rok $5,500 — co si obyeejne vydela, maloarednik — stal Sifiti seznam podvratnYch orga.nimusi mit vlo2eno (investovano) do nasad. NejvYSSi solid byl toho nazoru, radi na $11,000, podle onoho Bureau.

1.-CZ pouhe zaznamenavani nazvu organisad vystavuje elenstvo hanbe a potuVysoke (lane, rozSdreni predmesti, pe, a ze v talcovernto poeinani se neskoupeni a sjednoceni farem ye vet'Si smi pokraeovat, ledae se vS'em doteefarmy, vladni farma •ske programy nYm skupinam dostane prile2itosti, doza ne2 vlada plati, horu (soil bank) kazati, 'Ze se nepokouS'eji podkopati neaby se nepestovalo nektere obili, jsou bo svrhnouti vladu. priainami, pros se lide z farem stehuji do mest. Taktez k tomu podle onoho Posledni rozhodnuti Nej yyMiho souBureau napomaha to, ze v mestech du, jiml so vlade upiralo pra,vo zbajsou lep gi Skoly — ba i televise a auta vovati eloveka obeanstvi, bylo vyneseno v torn hraji svou roli! peti hlasy proti etyrem. Soudcove byli Za druhe svetove valky a heed po take rUznYch nazoru pii vynaSeni jise odchod z farem zastavil, neb tonych rozhodnuti obeanskYch pra y se tYkajicich. Ani americka verejnost sa- to obdobi je zna.mo co "zlata, doba farmarska". Byly dobre firody, valeema neni valy v techto vecech jednotnene spotreby byly velike a deny byly ho nazoru. tdobre — to vabilo lidi "zpet na farJsou zde ti, kteri veri, ze v teto nemu." Av'Sak to trvalo jen do r. 1949. bezpeene dobe nesmi si narod dovolit Od roku 1950 se farina1• 1W prijem luxus horlive ochrany normalnich pray, zmenS'il 0 50 procent, tedy o celou pakterYin se obeane teS1 v dobe norrnalni.. lovinu.

Na drulue strane jsou v g ak lide, kteri Blayne je to mladS'i generate, do 20 souhlasi s vet ginou soudcti NejyyMiho let, ktera baZi po mestskem Zivote a soudu, a tvrdi, ze to neni ani zdaleka zamestnani. Ti, kteri jsou y e veku luxus, chceme-li YSernoZne chraniti 40 -- 50 let jsou nejstabilnejSimi farprava jednotlivcu, zejmena vzhledern k toinu, ze si to bezpeenost narocla vy Z s a- mari.

Ncjvice Li ernol se stehuji do mest. dujc.

Do roku 1940 ailo jich 35 precent na Lide, kteri jsou posledne zmineneho venkeve na jihu, ale od roku 1950 se nazoru, chteji dokazati, •=2'e v nynerSich ill 42 procent eernochfi odstehovalo do snahach ochraniti prava jednotlivcd mest a tam z p iisobilo problemy v ubyje to prave jednotlivec sam, kterY tim tovani, ziskava neprocilene. Jefto itg ak narod jo Stredni a severni staty obdela.vail tvoren jednotlivci, zijicimi clehromady, tii etvrte sve pudy, 'kcleRo jinni statY jen cive tretiny. Na farmach se rodi je to konec koncu narod sam, kterSr z vice deti, v kahle rodine prilmerne asi toho ma tryalY prospech. etyM, kdeZlo v mestech jen d ye nob Americka rada

stfedu, dne,5 ''ervria 1963

Osudy dobreho vojaka Svejka RISE JAROSLAV HASEX DU, II. — NA FRONTS Pokraeovanl Jednoroeni dobrovolnik' zastreil kapesni hodinky:: "Jsem velice zveciav, pane kaprale, co budete delat za, pul hodiny."

"Za pUl hodiny patrim do ciobytOho vagenu," opakoval snive Svejk, naee'2 . desatnik Upine popletenY a znieenY obratil se k nemu: "Jesli y am to nebude nevhod, ja myslim, ae je to to nanohern pohodlnejS'i neZ v dobyteaku. Ja myslim..."

Byl preruSen vYkrikem ze spani polniho vrchniho kurata: "Vice omaeky!"

A jednoroeni dobrovolnik poCal zpivati: "Spi, -clet'atko, spi, zavri oeka syY, panbilh bude s tebou spati, andelieek kolibati, spi clet'atko, spi."

ZoufalY desatnik nereagoval ji2Z na nit. Dival se tupe do kraje a dal pinY prilbeh naproste dezorganizaci v arestantskem kupe.

Pa2eni hrali yojaci z eskorty "maso" a na zadni tvare dopadaly svi‘Zne a poctive rany. Desatnik se vzdychl a odvratil °pet k oknu.

Jecinoroeni clobrovolnik chvili 0 neeon premySiel a pak se obratil na zrirceneho desatnika: "Jestlipak znate easopis `svet zvirat' ?"

"Ten easopis," odpovedel desatnik se z •ejmYm yYrazem radosti; ae hover prevadi - se na jine pole, "odbiral hospodskY u nas ye vsi, ponevadz reel desne rad sanske kozy, a v'Sechny mu chciply. Proto Z'adal v torn easopise o radu."

"Mil' IcAlmarlade," rekl jednoroen1 dobrovolnik, "nnij rozhovor, kter5i bade nasledovat, dokaZe yam neoby6ejne jasne, Ze chyb neni nikdo ukti•en!

Jseni pi'esvedeen, panove, Ze vy tam vzaclu pi'estanete brat nebot' to, co vain nyni povim, bude velice ;zajnnave jiz tim, 2e ninohYm odbornYm vYraziirn. neporozumite. Budu vain vy pravovati povidku o `Svete zviPat', abyehom zapomneli na na.S'e dnani valecne trampoty.

Jak jsem se vlastne stal kclysi redaktorem `Sveta zvirat', onoho velice zajimaveho easopisu, bylo pro mne nejakY eas hadankou dosti sloZitou do to doby, kdy jsern sam priSel k tomu

Ve strain, dne 5 s e'ervna 1903 nazorri, ke jsem , to mohl provest jen y e stavu naprosto neprieetnein, ve kterem jsem, byl sveden pratelskou laskou ku staremu kamaradovi Hajkovi, kterY redigoval do to doby poctive easopis, ale zamiloval se pritom do dceruSky majitele Casopisu, pana Fuchse, htery ho vyhnal na hodinu pod tou podminkou, ze mu zaopatri redaktora, poradneho.

Jak vidite, byly tenkrate podivupomery. hodne Alfajitel listu, kdy2 jsem mu byl pied- ; staven svym kamaradem ifilaj kern, prij al mne velice vlidne a otazal se mne, zdali main y Obec nejake poneti o zviratech, a byl velice spokojen mou odpo vedi, ze jsem si valy velice zvitat vaM a videl v rich prechod ke eloveku a Ze zejmena ze • stanoviska ochrany zvirat respektoval jsem v2cly jejich tuZby a prani. KaZde zvire si nit jineho nepreje, neZ aby bylo pred , tim, ne2 je snedeno, usmrceno pokud moZno bezbolestne.

Kapr od sameho sveho narozeni chova utkvelou predstavu, ze neni hezke od kucharky, kdyZ, mu pard bricho zakriva, a zvyk stinani kohouta Ze je nabehern spoilt pro ochran y zvirat, nepod •ezavat !drtibeZ rukou neumelou.

Zkroncene postavy smaZenych mrinkti svedei o torn, Ze umirajice protestuji proti tomu, aby byli v Podole smaZ,eni zaZiva na margarinu. linat krocana....

V tom mne preru'Sil a optal se, zdali znam cirtibeZnictvi, psy . kraliky, vice larstvi, rozmanitosti ze sveto zvirat, vystrihovat z cizich kirnalit obrazky k reprodukci, prekladat z cizich Curnalti odborne elanky o zviratech, zda listovat v Brehmovi a mohl-li bych s nim psat avodniky ze Zivota zvirat, zmeny roenich poeaci, dostih, ho vYchovy policejnich psfi, narodnich i cirkevnich svata, zkratka mit situaeni novinarskY prehled a vyti2itkovat ho v kratkem, obsaZnem tivodMehl.

Prohlasil jsem, Z",e jsem jiz velice mnoho prernyStel o spravnem vedeni takoveho easopisu, jako je `Svet zvirat', a Ze vkchny rubriky a, body dovedu pine reprezentovat, ovladaje zminene namety. Mou snahou vSak ze bude vyAinout easopis no nezvyklou vYN..

Reorganizovat obsahove i vecne.

Zavesti nave . rubriky, napriklad : `Vesely koutek zvirat', Zvirata o zviCatech', vSimaje si pritom bedlive pollticke situate.

Poskytnout etenarnm prekvapeni za prekvapenim, aby se od zvirete ku zvi-

VESTlifIC Ceti nemohli vzpamatovat. Rtibrika: "Ze clue z y itat', Ze se musi st •idat s `Novym prokramem rekni otazky domaciho skotu' a Hnutim .mezi. dobytkern'. °pet mne prernSil a rekl, ze mu to upine staki jestli jen polovieku toho podari se mne spinit, Ze mne daruje parek trposlieich wyandotek z ni berlinske vYstavy claibeZe, ktere ohclrZely prvni cenu a majitel zlatou za vYborne spareni.

Mahn nisi, ke jsem se vynasna svdj vladni program v easopise dodo pokud me schopnosti stagily, ba ;dokonce piisel jsem k objevu, me elanky prevySuji me schopnosti.

Chteje obecenstvu poskytnouti neco -Opine noveho, vymY'Slel jsem si zvirata.

Vychazel jsem 'napriklad z toho, slon, tygr, le y, opice, krtek, kurr, 'dune atd. jsou davno jia kaZdemu . etenari `Sveta zviiat' itpine znamYmi tvory, ae tCeba etenare rozruSit .neeim novYm, novYmi objevy, a proto jsem to zkusil s velrybou sirobrichou. Tento novY druh me velryby byl velikosti tresky a opatren mechYrem, napinenYm mravenei kyselinOu, a zvlaAni kloakou, kteron, ma velryba sirobricha s vybuchy NypouStela n.a., male rybky, ktere chtela pozCit, mnamnou jedovaton kyselinu, ktere pozdeji dal angliekY ueenec..., ted' se ji2, nepamatuji, jak jsem ho nazval, pojmenovani kyseliny velrybi. Vel •ybi tuk byl. jiZ vkm znamY, ale nova kyselina vzbuclila.pozornost nekolika etenarn, kteri- se ptaIi na firmu vyrabejici tuto kyselinu.

Mohu, vas ubezpeeit, ze jsou vfibec etenari `Svet zvirat' velice zveclavi.

Kratce za sebou objevil jsem po velrybe sirobriche celott faclu jinYch zv.i.7 rat. Jmenuji mezi nimi: blahnika prohnaneho, savce z rodu klokanii, vola jedleho, pratypa to kravy, nalevnika seploveho, ktere.ho jsem oznaeil za :druh. potkana, PribYvala. mne nova zvirata kaalYm dnern. Sam byl jsem velice prekvapen mYini Uspechy v techto. oborech. kd • jsem si nemyslil, ze je treba, zviPenn tak silne dopinit a Ze Brehm tolik zvirat mohl vynechat ye svem spise "Zivot zvirat'. Vedel Brehm P. viichni ti kterisli po nem, o rnem netovzdalenem', o me koece domaci z vrcholku hory KilimanZaro pod nazvem:, poeucha jeleni cirdaliva' ?

Men do to doby pfirodopisei zdani o nejake blek inZ"enyra Khtmo, ktejrou jsem nakl v jantaru a ktera byla itpine slepa, ponevadZ Zita; na pod-

9 zemnim prehistorickem krtkovi, kteri take byl slept', ponevadZ jell() pinballek se sparila, jak jsem psal, s podzemnim slepYm macaratem jeskynnim z Postojenske jeskyne, ktera v to dobe zasahovala, aZ do nynejSiho baltickeho ocednu?

Z -Leto nepatrne uda.losti vyvinula se velika polemika mezi tasem' techem', ponevan tech' v rozmanitostech ve svem fejetonu, cituje elaaaek o bleSe rnnou objevene, prohlasil: dobre priro`Co Bah zene eiste realisticky rozbil t'elou blechu velebnYm techern` a ad to doby zdalo se, ''.2e mne opouSti. Wastna b yezda vynalezcova a objevitele norYch styoreni. Abonenti `Sveta zvirat' zaCali se znepokojovat.

Ptivod k tomu daly me razne zpravy o yeelarstvi, cirtibeZnictvi, kde jsem rozvinul sve nove teorie, ktere zptisobovaly prove zdekni, ponevaa po in37tch jednoduchych radach ranila, znameho veelare pana Pazourka , mrtvice a vyhynulo veelareni. na Sumave i ✓ PodkrkonoSi. Na drulaa pri gel mor a zkratka, chcipalo to vkehno. Abonenti psali vYhruZ"ne dopisy a ocnitali easopils.

Vrhl jsem se na ptaky Cijiei na svobode a jeSte dnes se pamatuji na svou aferu s redaktorem `Selskeho obzoru', klerikalnim poslancem reditelem Jos. M. Kadleakem!

VystCihl jsem z anglicketo Casopial 'Country Life' obrazelc nejakeho pta.eka, ktery* seal no, oftelm. Dal. jsem mu nazev ore gnik, stejne jako bych se nijak logicky nerozpakoval napsat, ke ptak sediei na jalovci je jalovnik, pripadne jalovice.

I to se stab°. Na, obyeejnem korespondenenim listku napadl mne pan 1Kadleak, Z'e pry je to sojka a 'Z'adn'Y oreSnik a ze pry je to pfeklad Eichel-' haher.

Poslal jsem ;dopis, ye kterem jsem celou svou teorii vylo2i1 o o•e'Sni.ku, propletaje dopis eetnini nadavkami a vymySlenVmi eitaty z 13rehrna.

Poslanee Kadleak odpovedel v 'Selskein obzoru' fivodnim elankem.

1Vifij 'SU, pan Fuchs, sedel jako Ody ✓ kavarne a Ceti krajinske noviny, posledni dobou narainne 'Oast° hledal zminky o myth porttaveh elaneich ye Svete zvirat', a kdyz jsem prikl , ukazat na na stole `Selslc obzor' a ITU tik, divaje se na mne s“Tina smutnma oeima, ktery “Traz mely jako d y e bledule poslecini dobou.

601 jsem hlasite peed celou kavarenskou publikou:

10 ‘Ctend redakce!'

Upozornil jsem, e vá A ea,sopis zavadi nazoslovi nezvykle a neoduvod/Aire, e piili main dba distoty jazyka Ceskeho, vymYAli si rilana jmena zviiat a zvitata sama. Uvedl jsem doklad, le misto vAeobecne ulivaneho starodavneho naz ytt sojka zavadi váA redaktor laludnik, cot ma podklad v pteklade nemeckeho nazvu Eichelhaher sojka.'

4Soilka' opakoval po nine zoufale majitel easopisu. ' Ceti jsem klidne dal: 'Nato- jsem od vageho redaktora `Sveta zvitat' obdrel nesmirne hrubeho, osobniho a neomaleneho razu, kde jsem byl naavan trestuhodne ignorantskYrn hovadem, co Z zasluhuje pokani dirrazneho. Tak se neodpovide, na vecne vedecke vYtky mezi sluAnYrni lidmi.

Rad bych vedel, ;kdo je a nas obou vetAi hovado. Snad, pravda, nemel jã einiti vYtky dopisnici a dopsati listem, ale pro naval prace ne ySiml jsem si te malichernosti, ale nyni pa sprostem yYpadu vaAeho redaktora `Sveta zvikat' vedu na vetejnY pranYt. Vag pan redaktor se naramne myli, ,domnivaje se, le jsem nedoueerie hovado, ktere nema ani poneti, jak se ten ktery ptak jmenuje. ZabYvam se ornitologii po leta a nikoliv z knih, nybrZ studiemi v ptirode, m.aje v kiecich vice ptakil zpevakii, nea videl vas pan redaktor ve svem ivote, zejmena elovek uzavteny v praIskYch kokalnach a hospodach.

Na to j sou veci vedlejAi, ae by za jiste nebylo na Akodu, kdyby se vas redaktor `Sveta zvitat' dtive ptesvedeil, komu vytYka hovadinu, nehi najezd vyjde z pera, tieba je ureen na Moravu do FrYdlandu u Mistku, kde byl do toho elanku tea odbiran vas easopis.

Nejde ostatne o osobni polemiku blazniveho chlapa, nYbr‘l o vec, a proto opakuji znova, ae vymfAlet si a prekladir nazvy jest neptipustne, kdyZ /name vAeobecne znamy domaci nazev sojka.'

Ano, sojka,' jests zoufalejAim hlasem pronesl min Act. etu spokojene dál, nedaje se pferuAovat: `Je to darebactvi, kdyZ se to Ideje od neodbornikii a surovcil. Kdo by kikal sojce ofeAnik? V dile ‘NaAi pta,ci' na strane 148 jest latinskY nazev: Ganulus glandarius 13. A., je ten milj ptak — sojka.

Redaktor vaAeho listu zajiste uzna, e znam lepe sveho ptaka, nea ho mule znat neodbornik. OfeAnik se nazYva podle dr. Bayera mucifraga carycatectes B. a to b neznamend, jak mire

VESTNfK psal vag•redaktor, le je to zaeateeni ptakopisci pismeno slova bib. deft' znaji vilbee jenom sojku obecnou, nikoliv vaSeho laludnika, ktereho vynaAel prave ten pan, na ktereho path za,dateeni pismeno B podle jeho teorie.

To jest neurvaly osobni najezd, ktery na veci nic neznieni.

Sojka zUstane sojkou, i kdyby se redaktor 'Sveta zvitat' z toho zblaznil, a zustane to jenom jako dokladem, jak lehkomysIne a nevem& se Ieckdy plAe, byt' by se i on odvolaval Brehma napadne neurvale. Ten sprost'ak. PiAc, ae sojka path. podle Brehma, do deledi krokodYlovitych, str. 452, kde se mluvi o t'uhYku dill strakok obecnem. `Sojky hajni', vzdychl si muj vydavatel easopisu, chytaje se za hiavu, dejte to sem, at' to doetu.'

Lekl jsem se, ae mu ochraptel hias, kterYin Cell: `Kolohtibek neboli kos tureckY zilstane stejne v eeskern pteklacle kolohtibkem, jako austane kviCala kviealou.' `Kvieale se ma likat jaloveenik nebo jalovice, pane Aef', podotkl jsem 'ponevada se aivi jalovcern.'

Pan Fuchs uhodil novinami o a vlezl pod kuleenik, chropte ze sebe posledni slova, ktera pfeeeti: `Turdus, kolohtibek.' tadna, sojka', kval pod kuleenikem, coteAnik, kou gu, panove!'

Byl koneene vytalen a na tketi den skonal na rnozkovou chtipku v rodinnem kruhu.

Posledni jeho slovo bylo v jeho nosledni jasne chvilce: 'Nejedne, se ml o osobni z'ajem, ale 0 dobro celku. Z toho Stanoviska raete ptijati mlii posudek, tak vecne, jak...'-- a Akytl."

Jednorooni ;dobrovolnik se zamleel a kekl jizlive k desatnikovi: Tim jsem chtel jen Het, ae kaZdY elovek se octne nelaly v choulostive situaci a chybuje!"

Celkem vzato, desatnik a toho pochopil j edine tolik, Ic je chybujicim, proto odvratil se opet k oknu a zas/III'S-He se dival, jak ubiha cesta.

0 neco vetAi zajem apt:mobilo vypravovani na 8vejka. Mulove z eskorty divali se pitome na sebe.

8vejk zaeal: "Na svote nezilstane ñic utajeno. VAtchno vyjde najevo, jak jste slyAeli, Ic i takova blba sojka neni ladnej voteAnik. Je to vopravdu velice zajimave, le se nekdo da na takovou vec chytit. VymejAlet si zvirata, je pravda, vec telka, ale ukazovat takova, vymejAlend avitata je vopravdu jeAte tClli. Jednou pled lety byl v Praze nejakej Mestek a ten vobjevil Mokskou pannu a ukazoval ji

Ve stkedu, dne 5. eervna 1963 na Havliekove tilde na Vinohradech za plentou. Ve plente byl otvor a kaadej moh videt v takovej polotme prachvobyeejny kanape a na nem se valela jedna lenska, ze 2i2kova. Nohy mela zabaleny do zelenyho gazu, co melo ptedstavovat vohon, vlasy mela natteny na zeleno a na rukach rukavice a na nich pkidelanY ploutve z papenteklu, taky zeleny, na hi-bete mela provazkem upevnenY nejakS7 kormidlo. Mladea do Sestnacti let tam nemela ptistupu a vAichni, kterYm bylo Likes Aestnact si zaplatili vstupny, moc Si libovali, le ta mokska panna ma velikY napis "Na shledanou!" Co se tyka riader to nebylo nic. V sedm hodin weer pak Mestek zavtel panorama a tekl: `Mokska, panno, mhiete jit vona se ptevlikla a v deset weer ua ji bylo videt chodit po Taborskej ulici zcela nenapadne Ponevodanemela knaku, tak ji pki S'tgake s druhejma myAerna pan Dragner zaviel, a Mestek nisi po kAeNa desatnika ptiAel nahle naval odhodlanosti. Chtel ukazat, Ic je zde panem, a proto leki hrube: "Drate hubu a nekecejte! Kaadej pucflek se toho zbyteene naAvani. Jste jako Atenice."

"Ano, zajiste, a vy jste pane kapral, kral," odpovedel 8vejk s rovnovahou filosofa, ktery chce na celem svete uskuteonit zemsky mir a pouAti se do hrozne polemiky, "vy j ste matka sedmibolestna."

"Pane bole," zvolal jednoroeni dobrovolnik, spinaje ruce, "aplii naAe srdce laskou ke vAern Aarlim, abychoin se na no nedivali s odporem. Polehnej naAernu sjezdu v teto arestantske dire na kolejich."

Desatnik zrudl a vyskoeil: "Ja Si zakazuji vAechny pozna,mky, voni jednoroelku."

"Vy za, nic nemtdete," chlacholiv3"on tOnem mluvil dal jednoroeni dobrovolnik, "ph mnohYch rodech a druzich odepiela pkiroda Zivoeichfun vAcchnu inteligenci, slyAel jste nekdy vypravovat o lidske hlouposti? Nebylo by rozhodne lepAi, kdybyste se byl zrodil jako jiny tvor nebo druh savce, nenosil to blbe jineno elovek a kapral? Je velika mYlka, Ic si o sobs myslite, Ic jste nejdokonalejAhn a nejvyvinutejAim tvorern. KdyI varn odpatou hvezdieky, tak jste nula, ktera se odstkelaje beze vklm zajmu po v'Sech zakopech, na vAech frontach.

Kdyl' va,m jests jednu freku plidaji a udelaji z vas l'ivoeicha, kteremu se Iiká supak, pak jests to nebude s vami v potadku. Va.A duAeviii obzor se vain jests vie zouli, a kdyl sloZite ne-

ye Stredu, One

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tk.de na, bojiAti sve 'kulturne zakrnele kosti, p0 vas V cute Evrope nikdo nezaplaee."

"Ja vas dam zavtit," ro Ulla se toilSale desatnik.

Jednoroani dobrovolnik se usinal: "Vy patrne byste me chtel dat zavtit proto, to jsem yam naddval. To byste Thal, ponevadt vat' duSevni majetek uratek, a krome toho vsadil bych se s vami, o co byste chtel, to si nepamatujete vubec nieetio z cele naSi rozmluvy. Kdybych vain •aki, te jste embryo, tak to zapomenete dtiV, ne snad; net ptijedeme na nejblitSi stanici, ale clriv, net se kolem nas milme nejblitdi, telefrafni tye. Nedovedu si vubec predstavit, te byste motel nekde souvisle vylotit vSechno, co jste me slySel mluvit.

Krome toho mtitete se kohokoliv zde optat, zdali v myth slovech byla jell sebenepatrnejSi nardtka na, vas duSe-. vni obzor a zdali jsem vas neeim urazil." `Zajiste", potvrdil Svejk, "vam zde nikdo ne •ek ani slfivka, kterd byste si mohl nejak '<rive yykladat. Vono to valycky Spathe vypa.cla, kdyt se nekdo citi uratenej. Jednou jsem sedel v noem kavarne v "Tunelu' a bavili jsme se vo orangutanech. Sedel tam s nami jeden marinak a ten vypravel, te orangutana easto nerozeznaji od nejakeho vousateho yobeana, ze takovej orangutan ma, bradu porostlou chlupy jako... `Jako', povida, `rekneme ttebas tamhle ten pan u vedlejSiho stolu.' Vohledli jsme se vStchni a ten pen s tou braclou Sel tmarinakovi a dal mu facku a marinak mu rozbil hlavtt flaSkou od, piva a ten bradatej pan se svalil na zem a zustal letet bez sebe a s marinakem jsme se rozloueili, ponevadt hned vodeSel, kdyt, vide', Potom jsme vzklisili toho 'Jana a to jsme nemeli rothodne delat, ponevadt hned po svYm vzkriSeni na nas vsechny, Taal jsme piece s tim nemeli prachnic co delat, zavolal patrolu, ktera nas vodvedla na 'kornisarstvi. Tam on porad vedl svou, to jsme ho povatovali za orangutana, te jsme vo nieem jinem nemluvili, net vo nem. A von po red svou. My, te ne, to neni taclnej orangutan. A von te je, te to slyScl. Prosil jsem pana komisare, aby mu to vysvetlil. A ten mu to zcela , clobracky vysvetloval, ale ant pak si nada] rici a reki panu komisarovi, ze tomu on nerozumi, 'te je s nami spoleenej.

Tak ho pan komisa • dal zavtit, aby vystrizlivel a my jsme se zas chteli vratit do `Tunelu', ale ut j sme nemo11.11, ponevadt nas taky posadil

VPST N Sl — WEST, TEXAS katr. Tak' vidite, pane kapral, co mute z maliekYho a nepatrneho natiorozumeni, kte.re nestoji ani za Fee,.

V Okrouhlicich byl zas jeclen °bean a ten se urazil, kdyt mu kekli v Nemeckm Breode, Ce je krajta, tyfirovitd.

Vono je vie takovejch slov, kterY nejsou naprosto trestnY. Napkiklad, jestli vain rekli, ze jste ondatra. iViohl byste za to na nas zlobit?"

Desatnik zatieel. Nebylo metne te zatval. Hnev, vztek, zoufalstvi, vSe se silito v radii silnYch zyuka.

Po tom zatieeni nastoupila apina dep •ese.. Desatnik posadil se na still a jeho vodove, bez_vYrazne oci. utkvely v deice na lesy a hory.

"Pane desetniku," kaki jednoroerd dobrovoinik, "vy nine pripominate nyni, jak sledujete Sumne hory a vonne lesy, postavu Danta. TYC uSlechtilY oblieej basnika, mute srdce a ducha hnuti.,Zustante, prosiin vas, tak seat, tak pane vain to sluSi. S jakYm °duScvnenim, bete vsi strojenosti a Skrobenosti vypulujete oci na, 'krajinu. Jiste, te si myslite, jak to Wide krasne, a na jake misto tech pustYch mist nyni rozloti se tu koberec luenich pestr3ich kvetin..."

"Kerej koberec vobjima potireek," poznamenal 8vejk, a von pan desatnik slini tutku, sedi na nejakem parezu a piAe basnieku do `MalYho etenare."

Desatnik se stal apine apatickym, zatimco jednoroeni dobrovolnik tvrdil, dil Ce rozhodne videl hlavu desatnike, vymodelovanou na jedne vystave socharn: "Dovolte, pane desetniku, nestal jste snad modelem sochari Stursovi?"

Desatnik podival -se na jednoroeniho dobrovolnika a rekl smutne: "Nestal".

Jednoroeni dobrovolnik umlkl, a notChi se na lavici. .

Mutove z cskorty hrali karty se Svejkem, desatnik ze zoillalstvi kibicoval a dovolil si dokonce poznamenat, te Svejk vynesl zelene eso a to te je chyba. Nemel si trumfovat a rout by sedmu na posledni hod.

"Bejvali v hospoclach," rekl 'Svejk, "takovY Wally napisy proti kibicuni.

Pama.tuji se na jeden: `Kibic, (Art tlarnajznu, net te, pies ni Smajznu'."

VojenskY vlak vjltdel do stanice, kde inspekce prohlitela vagony. Viak se zastavil.

"To se vi," rekl nenprosnY jednorani dobrovolnik, divaje se yYznamne na desatnika, "inspekce je jit

Do vagonu vstoupila inspekce.

Velitelem vojenskeho vlaku byl hem ustanoven rezervni cheltojilik ,doktor Mrdz.

Na takove hloupe slutby vtdy zeli rezervni ditstojniky. Doktor Mraz byl z toho pitomej. Nemohl se dopoeitat porad jednoho vagonu, aekoliv byl v civilu profesorem matematiky na realnem gymnasiu. Krome toho na posledni stanici hlaSenY sta y mutstva z jednottivYch vagont1 kolisal s -Cistern ucianYm po Skoneeni nastupu do van goof na - budejovickem ntdrati. Zclalo se mu, kdyt se divot do papira, kde se vzalo, tu se vzalo o d y e polni kueliyne y ic. Neobyeejne nepriiemne eimrani vzadech pasobilo mu konstatovani, te dopatrat civou kadetit, kteri mu schazeli. V kancelari piuku v prednim vagone hledali neustale jeden psaci stroj. Z toho chaosu rozbolela ho hlava, snedl jit tri aspirinove praSky a nyni revicloval vlak s bolestnYm vYrazent v oblieeji.

- NEitiKEJTE ZE JSTE STARA a je vain teprVe Aedesat anebo vice let!

Jste Matne pouze slaba, unavena, pro nedoStatek teleza a vitamina ye vaSt krvt. : Nebo jen s namahou ohYbate kolena nebo jine klouby? To neni sta.rim, ale pro bolesti, kterYm uhYbete.

A 'poThoe j etak blzko, kdyt to udelate jako krajanka Mary SiSko z Miramar Hollywood, ktera pile: Minuly rok jsem sotva mohla prejit pokoj, nebot' katdYm rokem jse mmela hroznou bolest v kolenou. Ale tento rok ut netrpim a je to zazraene, nebot' na arthritis trpela jseM'vice, net 40 roku a tadny ani tolik dobreho neueinil jako - ten BOLVEN se ZDR.AVI'l'AMINEM. A. bent Zdravitamin jen jeden denne Bolven dvakrate a veeer namatu take kolena -a rainena VoriavYin MorayskYin Mazanim a rano nevim, te jsem meta kdy arthritis. A moh,u tele noci spat bez vyrttiSeni. Je to neuveritelne, ale kdyt 'Cloy& to sam na sal.* zknsi — tak se presvedei. — Proto neotalejte a na,piAte si jeSte ted' 0 100 tablet dvoinsobrie .aeinnosti etyriek BOLVEN ., $2.90 a Zdravitamin kapsle na.

Odna uzivani za $6.98. Nebo celou kombinact vl'->eqh tr ileka i s mazanim a. $0.38 .rychlou poitou vyplace.n6. lotte cash,'money order, kk nebo na C. 0. D. .EUROPEAN DRUGS Bietislav Jelinek, 'es.e lekarnik 3255 — 10th W., SEATTLE 99, WASH.

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UNE SE CESKY CZL)H LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS Lekce jedenacta. — Lesson eleven Rules of spelling and punctuation.

The Czech alphabet possesses the ability of rendering the quantity of vowels, by the use of the earka, and the palatal sound of the three consonants, d' t', To further increase the number of sounds and letters, the haeek or caret is used for some hushing sounds. s— C z — r— As indicated previously, the following are "hard consonants: d' t', n, h, eh, k and r. If these hard consonants are followed by the pH, bit sound, the sound must be spelled with a y or Y, thusly: kdyby (byl) chy trY tyden kytice iadny rytii hybnY The soft consonants are di', V ii, S, 6, i., and also c and! j. If these arc followed by the ee ((bee, see) sound, the sound must be spelled with an i or i, thusly: divat eislo tiicho rizek nieitel cizinec iv jiskra gill Words With i or i in their root are in the vast majority.

The "neutral" consonants b, p, v, f, in, 1, s, and z, are followed by either i, or y, k, according to their origin or derivation.

When you add a prefix before words like neel, the long ii is retained: bczneelny.

Use of capital letters: There is a difference in the usage of capital letters in Czech and English. Ex.: Yesterday was Wednesday, July 14, 1963.

Vera byla streda, 14. eervence 1963 Consequently, days of the week and month are NOT capitalized. Note also that a simple period is used after the date.

Proper nouns, that names of persons, places, things, nations, etc. (but not religious bodies or organi2ations), titles of books, films, etc. take canitals: Ex.: Karel DvoCak, Wilsonovo nadraii, Dunaj, Anglian, Cechy, Smetanova opera, "Prodana nevesta", etc., and: NaS'e iimsko-katolicka cirkev; Velikd slovanska pOdporujici jednota.

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Capitals are not used for emphasis or for news headlines in Czech. On the whole, the use of capital letters is rather restricted in Czech.

Here are other important points in spelling: Pronouns and possessive adjectives of the POLITE - FORMAL usage are capitalized, as are those of the FAMILIAR - INFORMAL usage: Vy, Vam, VAS; Ty Tvii,j, Tobe. The latter are ALWAYS in caps; the polite form is capitalized only when referring to one person. If you are referring to a group (plural), then the pronouns are not capitalized.

A common error made by many Czechs in this area is that when they use the formal Vy, Vas, Vain, they use a PLURAL verb, although they are addressing only one person. WRONG: Vy, (1 person) jste veera jeli do mesta.

RIGHT: Vy jste jel do mesta. Do not use a plural verb unless you are speaking to more than one person.

The pronoun já is not capitalized; neither do we capitalize adjectives and adverbs indicating nationality. (This is done in English). Ex.: Main eesku Zenu. (I have a Czech wife). Mluvjme eesky. (We speak Czech).

Punctuation marks are the same in Czech as in English: (See also Lesson 5). teeka vykiionik (!) earka (,) uvozovaei strednik (;) znamenka (" ") dvojteeka (:) zavorky ( ) pomlcka (—) rozdelovaci otaznik (?) znainenko (-) One big difference in English and Czech punctuation has to do with the use of commas.

Commas are used before and after a relative clause: Ztratil jsem knihu, kterou mi — before and after a noun clause: Je dobie, ie tomu rozumiS. —before and after an adjective cause: VSechen cukr, vSechna Kiva.

— before and after an adverbial clause: Jakmile me ovidel, el prye.

Finally, quotation marks are always preceded by a colon. Ex.: Otec synovi: "Pracuj a ne se!" (In Czech, the first quotation marks are on the 'File, not inverted, and ARE inverted at the end of the quotation. Our machines here do not print the double inverted quotation marks. The trend here in the US is to use the Standard English quotation marks —" ".

Next 'week: Some more grammar.

Ve stfedd, due 5. b'ervria 1963 V MLADOSTI CVI'UENi NEJSNADNEJSI

Napsal Jan Amos Komensl4r Proto mladeZ do ument hned 6asne zavozovati slut, Ze tu v prvnim veku nejsnadnejSi k tomu pristup. Nebo to vSech ptirozenYch veci povaha, Ze se za mladi a za nova snadne ohYbaji formuji, jak kdo chce; zastarale pak a zatvrdle formovati se nedaji. Vosk nebo sadra za mekka se do vSech forem velmi hladce liti neb rukama tahnouti a formovati cla; zatvrdne-li, neda se ZadnYin° zpfisobem formovati, jen se drobi a tie. Tak strfirnek za mladi se piesazovati, okleat'ovati, Stepovati, a jak chce, ohYbati dá, vyroste-li a ratolestmi se zmocni, jiZ jest veta. Podobne kdo houZve delati chce, mladistve drevo vziti musi; stare, zavile, sukovite kroutiti se neda. Chce-li hospodyne kurata miti, musi slepici na vejce nova, eerstva nasaditi; z starch a sle2e1Yeh nebude nic. Chce-li rejtar kone naueiti jezditi, sedlak vola tahnouti, myslivec psa Stvati, kejklit medveda tancovati, zajice bubnovati, papouSka, straku, kosa mluviti, za miada musi; chte-Ii by stareho Lone neb psa atd. k tomu vziti, nespravi nic. Proto2 i pfipovidku mame: Star 3i pes k ketezu neptj de.

Naposledy pil samem eloveku to se vidi, ae, ma-li praci nejakou telesnou umeti, zmlada se ji naueiti musi, dokud prstove ohebni a k navedeni naekoli znitsobni. Ku pilkladu, kdokoli ma pisat-em dobrYm neb malifem neb krejeim neb 'kovalem neb muzikem atd. bYti, naprosto se za mladi k tom oddati musi, jinak se unieni toho do smrti nezrnocni, aby za mistra obstal, jista jest vec. OdkudZ ono prislovi: Ccmu se nenauei. Janieek, nenauei se Jan. Podobne tedy, v kom se poboftost ma vkoieniti, za miada, musi Stipena byti; kdo ma z nemravti a hrubosti otesan bYti, za mlada otesavan byti musi; kdo mnoho v umeni moucirosti prospeti ma, za mlada mu oei oteviiti a smysl odemknouti tieba, aby, dokud chivost Ziva, vtip jemny, pamet eerstva, smyslove jacirni, jadrne veecko prohledati a hojnost rozumnosti sobe nashromaZditi mohl. ' a.cinSi den bez einu. ) 0 (— — Nejstar'Sim prelatem iiicim ve SpojenYch statech je nejclp. Edmund F. Gibbons, jemuZ je 94 let a Icter osiavil nedayno 70. vYroei sveho stvi. Knez je bS.7valm biskupem diecese Albany N. Y. a 2ije v neineenici Sv. Petra,

Wednesday, June 5, 1963

VESTNIK

VESTNIK

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SLAVONIC BETTEVOLEN'r ORDER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS FOUNDED 1897

—HERALD—

13 Reports from our Lodges, or 8219 other Reading Material to be published should reach the Editor, Saturday before the date of issue.

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

Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 With Undeliverable Copies to SUPREME LODGE SPJST, PD. Box 190, TEMPLE, TEX

FROM The sentence that was left incomplete on last week's editorial page (p 13) should have read, "It is not padlocked and abandoned for the month between meetings." Somewhere, somehow, the remainder of the sentence got Misplaced and that was that.

• • You'ce no doubt noticed that the last three issues of the Vestnik, especially last week's, were very "fully packed." This is good. We received more letters from members for last week's 'issue than any period since we took over our present assignment. Several departments had to be laid aside for future issues: Yards and Gardens, For the Housewife, For Your Information, and even Necrology, all had to be omitted to make room for lodge correspondence. The shop foreman even had some difficulty finding room for the advertising that goes in the back pages.

After a brief respite, we take to the road again to cover some of the events that many of our members are interested in. The reports of these activities, together with pictures, where appropriate, will be reported to you as they happen. We will also be visiting some of the out-of-the-way lodges to look in on their meetings and various activities. It is not our purpose to pry, but to gain a further insight on how our lodges operate. and to get to know the membership. If in the course of this activity, we can help with a suggestion here and there, it will be our privilege to do so.

Someone tins said that failure is a ,sure road to success; that the failures we have, if we profit by them, are steps that lead to success. As Josh Billings said, "It ain't no disgrace to make a :mistake. The disgrace comes from making the same error twict." Andrew Carnegie was said to have been a very successful man. Did you ever stop to

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SUCCESS It's the coward who quits to misfortune, 'Tis the knave who changes each day, 'Tis the fool who wins half the battle, Then throws all his chalices away.

There is little of life but labor, And the morning may find that a dream; Success is the bride of endeavor, And luck but a meteor's gleam.

The time to succeed is when others, Discouraged, show traces of tire; The battle is fought in the home stretch, And won twixt the flag and the wire. ,—Anonymous. consider how he, and hundreds of other notables, failed repeatedly before finally tasting of sweet success? How often does one read of entertainment personalities, and how they made their "debuts of failures," how their first efforts on Broadway were complete flops and the show that was to have lasted for years folded after the first or second performance? All the really "greats," the "giants" of their fields, all had their roads paved with stones of failures. One thing is for sure, if they had been so discouraged by failure and would have QUIT', their careers would have ended right there. If all the investors of all times had quit after their first failure, you could never list the things around you that would not be there. Take men in history, yes, even Adolf Hitler, with all his sinister plots and machinations. No one certainly wants to emulate such an individual as was he, but his career (if you can call it that) was nothing but one miserable defeat after another. He should have called it quits upon being imprisoned in Landsberg Prison.

But he didn't. He made a comeback, and the world will hear about it for centuries to come. If Abe Lincoln had quit after his defeat for a seat in the Illinois legislature, he would have never been later catapulted into the presi-

dency. His defeat turned out to be a stone on the road to eventual prominence and success. The list of names could go on.

The moral of the story is this: don't throw up your hands in defeat and disgust, and call it quits, when some endeavor at your lodge don't work out just the way you intended or expected.

There'll be another time, another chance to outwit defeat. Condition yourself to it; expect it, but plan for success. When it conies, analyze what it was that went wrong, what errors were made. Be honest about it; don't pretend there weren't mistakes when there were some. Don't overlook anything. Oftentimes, in analyzing defeat, we are prone to skim and slide over errors that WE made, that I made. Small indeed is the man or woman who is afraid, or simply won't publicly say, "I was wrong; the error was MINE." There are people who will go to ridiculous extremes, do anything in the world, to avoid having to admit that they made a mistake.

At a Golden Anniversary party the 50-year-married husband was asked to ,give his recipe for the happy marriage.

"Be quick to admit error," he said. "We all make mistakes. It's how we behave afterwards anyhow that counts. It took me years to learn that it always makes matters infinitely worse to defend an obvious blunder." o • This rule applies to lodge work; to any kind of work. Almost everyone can, I'm sure, with- little, effort, remember the time when he or she foolishly tried to defend a mistake when the mistake would have been greatly minimized by ,a quick admission.

In this business, errors have been made. We've tried to keep them at a minimum, and we'd like for them not to happen, but as long as humans are

14 involved there will be mistakes; some of them are Teal "beauts." Those members who have received letters from me acknowledging errors, know that I readily admit making them. We profit by them, and all of us at the print shop are aware of them and are alert to not repeating them. There have been ,very few issues that we have not run a correction on one thing or another; there, is one this week. The shop foreman points out that big newspapers do not make corrections, figuring that each correction costs about 50 cents td make. In putting out the Vestnik we go to great length to make corrections.

They slip up anyway.

• • We should gain valuable experience from our failures. We are not really 'failures until we declare ourselves incompentent. An inferiority complex as when a man says: "I am a failure because I have failed." If you have tried a new idea in your lodge, and the idea didn't catch fire right away, take stock and make an "agonizing appraisal" of the situation. On the next try, turn defeat into victory. Don't let anyone talk you out of it. . . . And, by the way, don't be afraid to admit you were wrong. Cheer up! If at first you don't succeed, that makes you about average.

-----) 0 ( HOW THEY DO IT IN GERMANY A war widow was living in a village in Schleswig-Holstein in Germany. Her name was given to an American social worker. Soon she received a package from America, which was eagerly received by her and her six children. Another package came, and then another.

One day she opened a package which contained a fine, warm overcoat. But a refugee came and asked for the overcoat. The woman hesitated, and before she could deny him he said, "I do not want it for nothing; I do not have money, but I have plenty of time and strength. May I offer you my services?"

In the moment the woman got an idea She said, "Yes, that's an excellent idea. Could you get some wood for a poor widow with six Children, from the forest?"

There was a quick answer. "Of course, and I shall do it for the next eight weeks!"

Here started a self-help enterprise —to receive charity without losing selfrespect. The slogan in that community to this day remains, "Nothing for Nothing." Whenever somebody needs a piece

V ESTNfK of clothing, a village committee decides how it is to be appraised by hours of work, and the recipient renders the service. By this means they repaired all the roads in the neighborhood and the village, and the community looks like a paradise.

Wednesday, June, 5, 1963 classes in 3 17, years. All this time he worked days at Con-vale at Fort Worth, He commuted the 70-odd miles round trip each night to the SMU campus in Dallas. Although he will receive the honors, his wife, the former Joyce Smajstrla of West, deserves a tremendous amount of credit, since rearing a family of six during this entire period was no easy task. In addition, he was in the upper 50 per cent of the graduating class.

Brother Kostohryz will take his state 'bar exam in Austin sometime in June.

He will continue to be employed in the legal department at Convair. Our heartiest congratulations to him and his wife and we salute them!

LETTERS

GEORGE KOSTOHRYZ GETS LAW DEGREE George Kostohryz, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kostohryz, West, Texas, was awarded the Bachelor of Laws degree on Monday, May 27, in the FortyEighth Annual Convocation of Southern Methodist University.

Dr. Willis M. Tate, President of SMU, delivered the University's traditional presidential statement to the graduating class of nearly 1250 members. Over 850 students participated in the commencement exercises Monday evening in the SMU Coliseum.

Southern Methodist University has one graduating class per year, consisting of students who have completed their requirements for degrees in August, January, and May Kostohryz is a graduate of West High School, and is a member of SPJST Lodge No. 36 in West. He is 32 years old.

Getting a law degree is, in itself, not such a startling accomplishment. However, the means and manner in which Brother Kostohryz obtained his is a story in itself, and needs to be told.

Brother Kostohryz completed four years of law school by attending night

LODGE LODGE NO. 15, BUCKHOLTS The members and officers of Lodge No. 15 extend a cordial invitation to the editor, Supreme Lodge officers, their families. All members of the SPJ:ST and their friends to attend our picnic June 16, 1963.

Entertainment will begin at 1:00 p.m.; barbecue supper to be served at 5 p.m. Music day and night by Vrazers Polka Band, Everyone Cordially invited.

Yours truly, Charlsie Svetlik, Secretary ) 0( CESKY PRAPOR, LODGE NO. 24 CYCLONE Dear Sisters and Brothers: I must stop for a few minutes and write a note to the Vestnik before time slips by, like it did the last time.

At our last meeting the lodge officers and members who were there decided that it was time for us to have a little social lunch. So, we are going to have a lunch at our next regular meeting, which is the second Sunday of June, June 5th, at 1:30 p.m. Sisters are asked to bring whatever they wish such as sandwiches, cakes, pies, or kolaches, and we do hope to have a good attendance. If you have company for Sunday bring them along and we can enjoy an evening together.

Well, we are still looking skyward for a ram here in Bell County. It looks as though it just won't rain for us, and it is needed so badly for crops right now. The grain crops won't make too much if it doesn't hurry. It always looks as if the weather is against the farmer in one form or another -- either too dry or too wet. Oh well, we must

Wednesday, June a, 1963 not give up hope. If we have any health at all we can always make things come out. It may not be like we would like for things to be, but I am sure we all can be thankful for what we have.

Weil, I must stop for now for there are many things I can do outside. See you at the lunch.

Lodge reporter, Mrs. Jerry Zavodny — ) ( LODGE NO. 56, CORPUS CHRISTI Invitation to the Annual Picnic of Lodge No. ES In our last meeting, which was held on May 12, 1963, we decided to have our Annual .Lodge Picnic on Sunday, June 23, 1963, at the Sokol Hall.

Barbecued chicken will be served from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m., and supper from 5:00'to 7:00 p.m. Tickets are 98c per plate.

During the afternoon there will be plenty of entertainment of all sorts.

Ladies are asked to help with the serving, baking of kolaches, cakes, pies, etc.

Dance at night, with:, music by Majek's Orchestra.

The public is cordially invited.

John Stasa, Secretary ) 0( LODGE ROZKVET ZAPADU, NO. 107, FLORESVILLE Our meeting was held on May 19th.

Reports were given by various committees on the District 7 meeting, and the names were read of several new members that we are happy to welcome among us.

Mother's Day was acknowledged on this Sunday with gifts for the oldest and youngest mother present. The recipients were Sisters Agnes Pavliska and Lillian Polasek.

Sister Maxine Pavliska announced that the Youth Activity Day of District 7 is to be held at our lodge on June 22, 1963. A barbecue and sausage supper will be served, followed by a dance.

It is hoped, that all members will attend the next meeting, June 9.

Sincerely, Mary McCloskey, Reporter )O( LADIES CIRCLE OF LODGE 92, FORT WORTH Dear Members and Friends, The regular meeting of the Ladies Circle of Lodge 92 will be held June 13, 1963 at 1030 a.m. at the National Hall, 3316 Roberts Cutoff.

VEST1illt Our Family Nite Supper was a huge success. We had a real nice attendance, with three new members: Agnes Merlik, Oleata Kaska, and Albina Farek.

Thanks to Millie Wruble and Victor Murphy for making the delicious meat balls and spaghetti. Also thanks to all who brought pastrte,s, cakes, and for all other donations.

Hope to see all of you at our next meeting.

Fraternally yours, Billie Spindor ) 0 (---NEWS FROM LODGE POKROK HOUSTON NO. 88 May 30, 1963 The following contributions were received for the Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 88 Memorial Fund: In memory of our departed Sister Frances Tesar $ 10.00 ROsie Ruland — — — 3.00 Marie Stasny — — _ In memory of the departed Mrs. Josefa Krampota 2.00 — Marie Stasny — In memory of our departed Sister C. H. Ghernosky 10.00 Birthday Club Sisters 5.00 Bro. and Sis. F. J. Olexa In memory of our departed Brother Charles Hrus,ka 10.00 Birthday Club Sisters — -5.00' Bro. and Sis. F. J. Olexa Gifts to the fund 50.00 Frank Tesar — 3.00 Rudy Sefcik Total $ 98.00, The total in the memorial fund at the present time is — — $1,680.00 Many thanks to all for these generous gifts.

In my last report I acknowledged the gift in memory of our departed sister, Frances Tesar, from Brother and Sister E. J. Hanka, and I omitted the name of Sister Ida Hanka. Please excuse this oversight.

Within a Week or so the plans for our new lodge building will be ready and let out for bids. A complete financial statement of the building fund of how much money we have and how much will still be needed will be made.

Once again, I appeal to our members for assistance to clear our property.

On Saturday or Su,nday afternoons, if you can spare 3 or 4 hours, come out and help. In the past weeks members of our junior club were a great help and their continuous help will be appreciated. For any further information contact or call any of the following: Tim Kostom, UN 2-1722, E. J.

15 Kadlecek UN 2-4551 or F. J. Olexa UN 2-4392.

F. J. Olexa, Building Fund Chairman ) 0( SOFTBALL TEAM, LODGE NO. 84 DALLAS Dear Brothers and Sisters: On Thursday night, May 23, we played McCord Music and lost a close ball game by a score of 3 to 0. It was a real good game and we even had a few rooters at the game. Thanks for your presence as the team was beginning to belieVe Our members and friends don't even know we are playing this season.

Batteries for the game were Glenn Williams pitching and Larry Brennan catching. Williams pitched a very good game and the rest of the players played good ball. We could only garner one bit, and that was credited to Frank Mach III, and Glen Williams had a walk.

On Thursday night, May 27th, we played Friendly Chevrolet a doubleheader and we lost the first game 10 to 5, and won the 2nd game 7 to 6 in eight innings.

In the first game Glen Williams was on the mound and Larry Brennan was our catcher. We had a bad first inning and that was the game.Lea,ding hitters were Glenn Williams with 3 hits; Paul Valenta with 2 hits; Jody Rejcek, Ben Jarma and Bob Spoor, one hit apiece, and Frank Mach III had a walk ..and a sacrifice hit.

The second game took us eight innings before we could claim a 7 to 6 victory. We scored one run, then they went ahead in the 5th inning by one -run, we tied it up in the 6th: inning 2 to 2 and in the top of the 7th inning, Jody Reicek hit a homerun to put us ahead 3 to 2. They tied up the game in their last half of the inning. We scored 4 runs in the top of the 8th and they scored 3 runs before we could stop. their rally and cinch the game 7 to 6.

It was a real good game and all of the nine players on hand played a good -game. We have been plagued with a lot of injuries and miscellaneous probes gems the first half of the season. We hope our luck- will change in the- secend half. We hope to also see some rooters at .our future games, because the team could use some moral support which has been missing so far.

Frank Mach III, hurled a very good -game, though he tired in the 8th inning, but managed to survive their best effort. Larry Brennan caught a

16 very good game and the rest of_ the plaYerS all played good ball.

Leading hitters were Glenn Williams with 3 hits, Ben Jarma with 2' bits; Larry Brennan with one hit; Jody Rejcek with a tremendous homerun; Bob Spoor a sacrifice hit; Paul Valenta a walk and Albin (Bino) Vrana had a walk. We wound up in. place in our Monday night league with 3 wins and 3 losses.

Next week, on Tuesday night, June 4j we will play McCord Music at 8:45 p.m. at Lawnview No. 1, and Thursday night, June .6, we will play Temco at 8:45. pan. at Lawraview. That will eonelude leagne play for the first half in the Thursday night City Major League.

We would like to remind our merabers and friends of the Special Annual Softball Team Bendfit Dance which will be held at Lodge No. 84, 2625 Floyd St. on Saturday night ; June 29. It will be a "Battle Dance" featuring the John Rejcek and Ed Faraizl orchestras. Do make plans to conic to this dance and help the team because they are in need of your support. We will be hoping to see you at some of the games and at our dance.

Fraternally yOurs, Ben Jarma )O( LODGE 84, CZECH CHORAL CROUP, DALLAS Dea; , CeatL‘rs In illy lost letter I put you on notice in rep,ard of the "Variety Show" to be put on I v the choral Group of Lodge 84; Jame 16th is the day on which this program will be put on, so everybody circle your calendars for this red letter day. Not only will you be entertained, but for the same nominal price you will be treated to a delicious supI would like to bring to your attention the fact that most of the boys who performed in the hit show of last spring, "Gun Smoke — More or Less," will again render spectacular performances, in somewhat different roles.

In addition, this year the ladies will appear in various acts and musical numbers. And not to be left out the children of the Choral Group members will have one act which I'm sure will steal the show from the grown-ups.

Once again June 16th is the day We will start serving at 6:00 p.m., program to begin at 7:30 p.m., and all are invited to an evening of relaxed fun.

The response to our record album, "Golden Czech Memories" has been overwhelming and we are very proud

VESTNTK of the results. I have information now that it is available through the Distribution Committee of the Choral Group which, is listed elsewhere in this issue. If you will send your remittance to anyone of them, they will see to it that you receive your record album.

This album is also available through any member of the Choral Group who. will be more than happy to get it for you. This is one album that you can have in your collection that will never go out of date and can 'be passed on to the next generation for prepetuating the Czech heritage. It will amaze you how quickly the children pick up the tunes and words of these beautiful folk songs, so add it to your collection, "Golden Czech Memories."

Choral Group members aye put on notice that the next rehearsal date is June 7th, at 7:34 p.m., and with so much activity in progress you can't afford to miss even one meeting.

Sincerely, Mrs. Leonard J. Baleja, Secretary • • NOTICE The Distribution Committee of Lodge 84 Choral Group is as follows: Mrs. Willie Rejcek 9038 Cardella Dallas 17, Texas Mrs. Lydia Pavelka 6411 Lakewood Blvd.

Dallas 14, Texas .Mr. Joe Vlk 7123 Westbrook Dallas 14, Texas ) 0( LODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON JUNE 16 — CZECH COMEDY The date and time to remember is June 16th, 3:30 pan. at which , time the }Hallo' Dramatic Club of Lodge No. 88, Houston, 1140 Robbie St., will present a Czech, Comedy "Z Starych Mlynu" (From the Old Mills). We hope you have been reading the articles about this presentation arid that you have been telling all your friends and neighbors about it.

The actors are working diligently and looking forward to the day of presentation. Let us come out in numbers • and support our faithful Hlahol Dramatic Club. You will be thankful you came!

Come early so you can visit with your friends from the other Districts; also, a delicious dinner will be served with an abundance of pastries and other goodies.

Wednesday, June 5, 1963 If you have not marked your calendar yet please do so now. JUNE 16th CZECH COMEDY LODGE NO. 88 HOUSTON. Fraternally, Lillian Kruse, Hlahol Club Reporter )0(

Keep In Mind All contributions to the Vestnik should be dispatched so as to arrive in West NO LATER., than early Saturday Morning, preceding the week of publication. Material reaching us after Satutday morning cannot be included in the next issue. We finish setting type on Saturday, put the Vestnik in form on MOnday, and start printing it at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. The Vestnik reaches most of our 'readers on Wednesday; the remainder on Thursday.

Pictures should reach West by Thursday morning to appear in the next ;issue. These must be sent off to have cuts made.

Address all correspondence to the Vestnik, P.O. Box 85, West. DO NOT address items for the Vestnik to the Cechoslovak Publishing Co., or to the Supreme Lodge in Temple. This only causes delay.

Any change of address must be directed to the Supreme Lodge, Bok 100, Temple. We have nothing to do with the addresses here in West.

Dance ads may be addressed to the Vestnik. Regular advertising should be addressed to the Cechoslovak Publishing Company.

If material is typed, it should be double-spaced, so that corrections can be easily made. Translations from one language to the other are not made as a rule, unless requested by the writer.

Correspondence to the Vestnik is definitely not limited to lodge reporters and correspondents, although reporting a lodge's activities is their 'primary responsibility. If you, as a reader, have something to say to the membership that will be of some benefit, then by all means, write us about it. We welcome news items from your lodge area, primarily concerning lodge members, pertaining to births, marriages, funerals, and other timely, newsworthy pieces.

Always try to answer who, what, when, where , why and how, regarding a news item. If you do, your information will be complete.

Photographs mailed to the editor

Wednesday, June 5, 111133 cannot be returned to the sender unless return postage is enclosed. As a general policy, and as in the past, those pictures having to do with an SPJST function will be printed without charge. Weddings are not considered to be in this category.

When you take pictures for publication in the Vestnik, try to take them head-on or as bold-faced, with as much dark and white contrast as Possible. A small snapshot with a large:, number of people is too minute and cannot be published. The principals in the picture must be recognizable. If the picture is not sharp and clear, it is difficult to make a cut of it and then publish it. Poor pictures do not help ,our Order. When you mail photographs, place them between two stiff pieces of Cardboard for protection.

Never roll a picture. Name people in the picture, if you wish to have them identified, listing them from left to right, and double-check your names.

Do not write on the back of the pictures, ecept with a soft-lead pencil, because to do so will leave an impression and will come through in making the cut. Try to get action into your pictures. Make them as interesting as possible, but stay away from the snapshot idea," because those are good for the family album, but are not suitable for publication. The Vestnik welcomes good pictures, and we should like to publish some in each, issue..

In writing to the Vestnik, always include your lodge name and number at the top of the first page. At the end, include your name, and your position, if any. Concentrate on making your material as interesting as possible.

Your editor relies upon you to help make all our news as interesting as possible. Be brief, but include ALL you wish to say. Do not be disappointed if the Editor re-words or re-phrases your material. We will try our utmost to retain your original idea or meaning.

That's the job of an editor.

Contributions that are thought to be of a controversial nature, i.e., of a political, religious, anti-religious, defamatory, or divisive nature, will be submitted to the Publications Committee, as provided for in the By-Laws. A good rule of thumb to follow on matters of this kind is: "Will this be of genuine lasting benefit to the .whole SPJST?" Because of postal regulations, we cannot publish any items having to do with raffles or games of chance, diwectly or indirectly.

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TYPES OF CERTIFICATES OFFERED

BY THE SPJST CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85 CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life CLASS E: Ten Payment Life CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment CLASS 0: Twenty Payment Endowment CLASS H: Endowment at age 65 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at 65 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance CLASS M: Retirement at age 65 CLASS MC: Twenty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MX: Ten Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan

17 CLASS ML: Twenty-five Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS MD: Thirty Year Decreasing Term Mortgage Plan CLASS 5T: Five Year Term, Renewable and Convertible CLASS 10T: Ten Year Term. Renewable and Convertible CLASS 20T: Ten Year Term. Convertible only CLASS T-65: Class Term to age 65 o â&#x20AC;˘ 'JUVENILE DEPARTMENT CLASS JT: Term Insurance to 16 years of age which may be converted in to any other class of insurance be fore attaining age 16' CLASS W: Whole Life, Paid-Up at age 85 full benefit at age 1 CLASS PR: Preferred Whole Life, (beginning at age 5) CLASS C: Twenty Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS D: Fifteen Payment Life, full benefit at age 1 CLASS E: Ten Payment Life, full benefift at age 1 CLASS F: Fifteen Payment Endowment full benefit at age 1 CLASS G: Twenty Payment Endowment full benefit at age 1

GANIZ US' WORKSHOP CONDUCTED RECENTLY Picture No. 1: Left to right: Back row: J. E. Fiala, Mary Mrnustik, Emil Bolcik, Joe Hadach. Front row: Leo Krause, Mrs. J. W. Krutilek, Ladik Stavinoha, Mrs. Joe Hadach, The Workshop was held in El Campo, May 15th.

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CLASS H: Endowment at age 65, full benefift at age 1 CLASS I: Twenty Payment Endowment at age 60, full benefit at age 1 CLASS JE: Endowment at age 18, full benefit at age 1 CLASS K: Ordinary Life, Paid-Up at age 65, full benefits at age 1 CLASS L: Double Indemnity Insurance CLASS M: Retirement at age 65, full benefift at age 1 PAYOR INSURANCE: This Order offers the Payor of premiums on a child's certificate the benefit of Payor In-. surance, which provides that in case of total disability or death of the Payor, the premiums will automatically be paid.

NEW MORTGAGE, CANCELLATION RATES The new rates for the SPJST Mortgage Cancellation Plans have arrived.

Check with your local organizer for further details.

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Notice: District III Youth This year's Youth Activity Day will be held at Lodge Jana 130, at the Sokol Athletic Center, 7448 Greenville Ave., just beyond Vickery Park, on Sunday, June 30th. Other details will be announced later., Attention: District V Youth This year's District V Youth Activity Day and Talent Contest will be held Sunday, July 21st, at the Fort Bend County Fair Grounds, Rosenberg. e • LODGE SLOVAN NO. 9, SNOOK Our lodge president, Brother John H. Junek has asked me to announce in the Vestnik that our regular meeting t -was Supposed to be held on the first StmidaY of June as always, has been postponed until the SECOND Stmday, which is June 9th. There will also be a lodge dinner at the hall, starting at about 11:00 a.m. The meeting Will start at 1:00 p.m.

E. R. Jaktibik, Secretary ♦ • LODGE NO. 128, MART This is to inform all our members t'T :at Our next lodge meeting will take puce June 9th at the home of Brother John Jurecka.

Officers for 1963 are the same as last year: President, L. A. Jurecka; Vice President, A. M. MOrris; Secre,

Picture No. 2: Back row: Left to right: Stanley Bartos, Mrs. Fred Klasel, Method Dornak, Louis Kovar. Front row: Adolph Sabrsula, Anton Kelner, Leo Krause, Carrie Bobacik, Justus Urbish. The Workshop at E. Bernard was held May 14th.

The Workshops were conducted by Vice President Joe B. Hejny and Leo Krause, District 6 Organizer.

Mary, Joe L. Mills; Treasurer, John Jurecka; Financial Secretary, Clara Vanek.

Fraternally yours, Joe L. Mills, Secretary ♦ • LODGE NO. 8'7, TEMPLE Dear Members and Friends: Lodge No. 87 will have their business meeting and a fried chicken supper on Tuesday, June 11, 1963, at 7:30 p.m. at Tom's Place, 1805 E. Adams.

Ladies, please bring a covered dish cc a dessert. Remember the date, June 11th, and be sure to ome.

Fraternally yours, Lillian Kosarek, Secretary • ATTENTION: DISTRICT VII YOUTH District Seven's Youth Activity Day will be held Saturday, June 22nd at Lodge 107, Floresville. See Sister Klep/Ilk's "Schedule of Events" in the "Youth ;Section."

Hlahol Dramatic Club of Houston Lodge No. 88 will present a 3-act Czec'N comedy, "Ze Starych Mlynu" at their lodge, 1140 Robbie St., on Sunday, June 16th. Starting time is 3:30 p.m. prompt,

ly. See details in Czech ad elsewhere in this issue.

• • DISTRICT SIX FALL MEEING The fall meeting of District 6 -will be held Sunday, November 3, 1963 at Hillje, Lodge Cechoslovan No. 40 is sponsoring the meeting.

Frank J. Olsovsky, Secretary, District 6 • • LODGE NO. 126, ROSS Our lodge meeting, regularly held en the second Sunday, quarterly, will be held 'on the THIRD Sunday, June 16th. We will have a joint supper with the local RVO:S Lodge No. 48. Each family is to bring something for the lunch. Refreshments will be furnished by the lodge. The SPJST meeting will start at 1:30 p.m.

Joe Dujka., President Jos Fojt, Secretary LODGE! OSVETA 38, KOVAR Dear Brothers and Sisters: At our last meeting, it was decided to have lunch after our coming meeting, which will be Sunday, June 9th.

We will also celebrate Mother's and Father's Day. At this meeting we will discuss the important matter of when

Wednesday, June 5, 1963 to have our big picnic, so all of you try to come.

Lillie Eviric, Reporter LODGE 166, EAU:WONT Lodge 166 will have its next meeting on Monday, June 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the home of. Brother and Sister Bill Moreau, 2695 North Street. Everyone is invited to attend; we would be happy Fraternally, to have visitors.

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Newsbn s Henry Krenek, age 73, passed away on April 28th, 1963, at the Brazosport Memorial Hospital. Brother 1<rcnek was a faithful member of Lodge 28, in East Bernard. -

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Mrs. Anna Elsia, Vornsand of Schulenburg, passed away at the family residence Monday, May 20th, at the age of 87. She vas a native of Oldenburg, Germany. She had been a member of the SPJST for over 40 years.

She was buried in the Schulenburg City Cemetery.

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Mrs. Vlasta Chernosky of Houston, passed away at her home unexpectedly May 21st. She was laid to rest in Houston's Forest Park Cemetery. Sister Chernosky was a member of Houston Lodge No. 88.

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Charles J. Hruska passed away after a lingering illness in Houston on May 21st. He was buried in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery. Brother Hruska was a. member of Houston Lodge No. 88.

• o Willie Valicek, 74, was buried in Rosenberg. Brother Valicek was a member of Lodge Karel Jonas No. 28 In East Bernard.

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Willie Pasak, 46, resident of Wharton for the past 25 years, passed away May 14th in Nightingale Hospital after an extended illness.

Frank Jaksch was buried May 20th in El Campo. He had been a resident of Palacious for the past 15 years. He was laid to rest in the Catholic cemeter.Y . in El Canino.

Frank Pralla, age 25, died MiE),:y 4th in San Antonio. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery in Shiner.

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Oscar H. Pohl, 77, retired farmer and resident of Halletfsville, died at his home May 24th. Interment was in the Catholic (:,;'emetery in Hallettsville.

• • Mrs. Annie 'Jinja:, 72, a resident of the Plum Community for about 50 years, passed away at St. Anthony's Rest Home in La Grange on May 23rd.

Burial was in the Plum Cemetery.

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Leo Makovy pitched a no-hitter at the opening game of the Little League in West last Friday, May 28th for the SPJST Team, defeating the VFW team 4 to 1. The boys playing on the SPJST team are all from Lodge 54 in West.

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Joe E. Adamcik, 53, of West, died.

May 24th in a Dallas hospital. Burial waS in West's St. Mary's Cemetery.

Monday night and Tuesday morning, iNifay the West area received almost 2 inches of rain, making our total so far, in 1963, 10.83 inches. Some areas, of course, received more, others less.

• • Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Nitschke of Fayetteville, Texas, became the proud parents of a baby boy weighing 9 lbs., 15 ozs., on Thursday, May 23rd. He was born at Fayette Memorial Hospital in La Grange, and has been named Thomas Wayne. He was welcomed -home by two sisters, Cathleen and Sharon. )0 ) Some,bow the task seems lighter When we do it with a song; tie heart's complaining It And keeps the courage strong.

No lot seems CO grevions, Nor filled with cares the day, When love takes up the burden And sings along the way.

Somehow, though skies are gloomy, Or roads are rough and long, He will not lack for comrades Who travels with a song.

RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge 92, Fort Worth, in behalf of all the members of our Lodge, wish to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed sister, MARY ANNA POKLUDA,

who passed away on May 4, 1963, at the age of 79. She passed away in a Fart Worth hospital after a serious and lengthy illness.

Mrs. Pokluda was born in Stangelvine, Wisconsin, which was named after her father, and had lived in Fort Worth since 1905.

Mrs. Pokluda was a member of All Saints Catholic Church, where funeral services were held, with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Survivors include two sons, Cecil F. and William. L., and two daughters, Mrs. Robert D. Key and Mrs. Dorothy Russell, and thirteen grandchildren, all of Fort Worth; a sister, Mrs. Emma Nix, of Fort Worth, and a brother, Wencel L. Strange', of Lubbock, a retired professor from Texas Tech; and four half-sisters, Mrs. Rudolph Kern and Mrs. Leland Downey, of Fort Worth, Mrs. J. B. Wallace of Borger, and Mrs. A. L. Hacquebord, of Covina, California.

May our departed sister rest in eternal peace.

Helen Zich, Victoria Murphy, Lillie McMillen, Resolution Committee )O( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Komensky No. 20 of Granger, Texas, for and in behalf of cur members, wish herewith to express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed brother, C. W. (DICK) WILLIAMS. Brother Williams passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Mildred McCutcheon, in Altus, Oklahoma on Friday, May 17th, 1963, at the age of 71. He was born March 3rd, 1892 in Abbeyville, Mississippi, and had lived in Granges since childhood. He was a retired Granger merchant, and a member of Lodge Komensky No. 20 and the Granger Lodge No. 977 AF&AM. On November 3rd, 1912, he was mar-

20 ried to Miss Laura Mae Joplin, who survives him. Others surviving are: one daughter, Mrs. BitcCutcheon: a son, C. W. Williams Jr., of Apex, North Carolina; two brothers, Cammie Williams of Raymondville and L. D. Williams of Arlington, Funeral services were held Monday, May 20th, in the First Baptist Church of Granger with the Rev. Mark Stone officiating. Burial was in the Capital Memorial Gardens with graveside Masonic rites.

May our departed brother rest in eternal peace.

Dated at Granger, Texas, this the 21st day of May, 1963.

Jno. P. Trlica, F. J. Mikulencak, R. F. Holtibec, Resol !Ai on Committee 10( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee, in behalf of - the Members of Lodge Karel Jonas No. 28, at East Bernard, Texas, wish to express our deepest sympathy over the loss of their husband, father, and our departed brother, HENRY KRENEK, who passed away on April 28, 1963, after a short illness, at the age of 73 He died at the Brazosport Memorial Hospital.

Brotheiâ&#x20AC;˘ Krenek was a member of our SPJST Lodge for many years and was a faithful member .

Surviving him are his wife, FranceS (Kopeckyl Frenek, and rue daughter Mrs Wm.Ra is e r .

Funeral services were held fr0111.

Wait Funeral Home, Brazoria, 'texas, April 30, 1963. May he rest in eternal peace.

Annie :utile, Annie Duckett, Lydia Kubena, Resolution Committee 10 1 RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the resolution committee, do hereby wish to express, on behalf of the officers and members of smisT Lodge Pokrok Dallas No. 84, our sincere sympathy on the passing away of MARY PRASIFKA, who died r a Dallas Hosn i t e.1 Thursday, May 9th. Requiem Mg celebrated at 9:00 am. Satunlay in St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Dallas, with the Rev. John Haugh as celebrant. Burial was held. in St. Mary's Cemetery in West, Texas. Sister-Prassifka was a member of St. Bernard's

VESTNIK Catholic Church, and a member of the SPJST Lodge No. 84 for the past 52 years.

Survivors include five sons, Charles, Toni, Louis and Joe Prasifka of Dallas, and Frank Prasifka of West. Five ' daughters, Miss Julia Prasifka, Mrs. L. B. Stevenson, and Mrs, John A. Clements Dieterman and Mrs. Jodie Deiterman, both of West; a sister, Mrs. JOsuph Inc 7askoda of Taylor, 35 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren.

Pailb g ,;: .0"8 were Walter R. Prasifka, Louis Prasifka, David Prasifka, Joan Deiterman . and Anthony Deiterman.

Crane Funeral Chapel handled the arrangements. Rosary was recited at 8:00 p.m. Friday, May 10th.

Once more, our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family.

Annie Steiner, Annie Talasek, Frank J. Henzen Resolution Committee )0 ) RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY Members of Lodge . Pokrok Houston NO. 83 wish, to express heartfelt sympathy- to the bereaved family of our departed brother, CHARLES J. HRUSKA, rm. passed away after a lingering illness May 21st, 1963. He leaves his dear wife, Anna ,Hruska, who nursed him until the last moment with loving care; 'three daughters, Mrs. Carl Savage, Mrs. Walter Kunz, and Miss Evelyn all of Houston; four grand-children, five sisters, and two brothers.

Services were held Thursday, May 23rd, 1963 in the ForeSt Park Law.ndale Funeral Chapel, and his remains were in rest in Forest Park Lawndale Anna Hruska, please accept acne sympathy in behalf of the brothers of Lodge SPJST No 28, Hest in peace, and in our memory you 'will remain forever.

Frances Olexa, Anna Vrla, Irene, Slovacek, Resolution Committee 0( P7,'YOLUTION OE SYMPATHY We, undersigned Resolution Comini; tee, of Lodge Karel Jonas No. 28 17[Thard, on behalf of our memrewitb exbress our sympathy to bueaved children, and sister, of our departed lodge brother, WILLIE VALICEK. Brother Valicek was 74 years old at the time of his cleath. Funeral services were held from the Trisha Chapel in

Wednesday, June 5, 1963 Rosenberg at 8:45 a.m., Friday, May 17, 1963, followed by Requiem Mass at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church at 9:00 a.m. with Rev. J. J. Tydlacka, officiating.

He was bona in Sc,hulenburg on June 8, 1888. On Oct. 4, 1921, he married Miss Frances Zacek in Schulenburg.

They lived there until 1940, when they moved to Rosenberg. They lived around East Bernard for some time, but for the last 26 years they lived in Rosenberg. His wife preceded him in death in December 1956.

Brother Valicek was a member of the East Bernard SPJST Lodge for many years, and was a faithful member. He was a retired farmer'.

Survivors include four sons, Edwin and John of Houston, William and Ernest of Rosenberg; four daughters, Miss Edith Valicek of Houston, Mrs. Raymond Macha of Rosenberg, Mrs. Jerry Zapalac of Sealy, Miss Mary Ann ' Valicek of Rosenberg; one sister, Mrs. Hermina Tobola of El Campo, and seven grandchildren.

Interment was in the West Garden of Gethsemane with the Triska. Funeral Home in charge. May his soul rest , in eternal peace.

Annie Foytik, Annie Duckett, Lydia Ku,bena, Resolution Committee ) 0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Praha No. 29, in behalf of all the members of our Lodge, wish to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family and all their relatires at the passing away of Brother: JOE FRANK PRCIN, who passed away May 19, 1963 after a, lingering illness. He was born October!

11, 1896 in Praha, Texas, and had lived in Williamson County most of his life.

To â&#x20AC;˘ l'ae bereaved family we offer our sincere heartfelt sympathy.

May he rest in peace.

Lillian Kasparek, Ben A. Mikolaj, A. L. Boudny, Resolution Committee ) 0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned resolution com-' mittee of Lodge Pokrok Houston No. 83 wish to express our sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of our departed sister, VLASTA CHERNOSKY. Her passing was unexpected as she was'

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progressing very nicely after a recent operation. Sister Viasta Chernosky was a member of long standing, and in her younger days, and even just a few years ago, she and her family attended all our lodge functions.

Sister Vlasta Chernosky died at her home Tuesday, May 21st, and was laid to rest Thursday, the 23rd of May in the beautiful Forest Park Cemetery.

The services were held at the Central Presbyterian Church with a host of friends attending.

Surviving her are one daughter, Mrs. John Rayward; two sons, C. H. Chernosky, Jr., and James E. Chernosky; and four grandchildren. May she rest in peace.

Frances Olexa, Anna Vrla, Irene Slovacek, Resolution Committee ) 0( RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned Resolution Committee of Lodge Fort Worth No. 154, do hereby, in behalf of all the members of our lodge, express our deepest sympathy to the wife, daughter, brother, family, and our Brother, LOUIS MUSIL, who passed away May 23rd at St. Joseph Hospital at the age of 61. He had lived in Fort Worth about 8 years and had been our member 7 years. He was born in Czechoslovakia and came here from Chicago where his daughter lives.

His brother lives in Arlington.

He was just beginning to help up in our lodge work and was president of S. M. F. Ins. Association, Chapter 9.

May our departed brother rest in peace.

John Becan, Francis Jecmenek, Mary Hejl, Resolution Committee ) 0, (-RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY We, the undersigned members of Resolution Committee of Lodge Ennis No. 25, on behalf of al our members, of our Lodge, wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and their relatives on the passing away of their beloved husband, father, grandfather, and our Lodge borther, JOE J. NOVY, who passed away on May 9th, 1963, at the age of 59 years. We know that your sorrow is great but we assure you that we share your sorrow. Surviving him are his wife, Victoria, two sons, Ernest and Jodie Novy, two grandchildren, three brothers, and two sisters, May

VgSTNfIC our departed brother rest in eternal peace. Given at Ennis. Texas, this 31st day of May, 1963.

George J. Trojacek, Alphonse F. Gurecky, L. J. Kudrna, Resolution Committee )0(

Young People's Department Few men can work closely with boys for any length of time without recalling some of that spirit that is youth.

The enthusiasm of the youth can become contagious, infecting even the adult with the spirit of adventure with each sunrise. ) 0( DISTRICT III YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY School is out! And every young SPJST member is looking around and planning a whole summer of activities.

Some will begin careers, others will attend summer courses; others will go on trips and some will just loaf around and enjoy the good ole summertime.

Whatever else your plans may be every one of you in District III should draw a big circle around June 30th and plan to attend the activities in Dallas at Lodge No. 130. Note elsewhere in the Vestnik the various activities and enter all the contests that interest you.

There is time enough to get into the swing of it so give it priority on your summer fun list.

Some changes have been made in the program, with the aim of making it the best Activity Day yet. Of course, you, the young people are the main in;gredient. What you do and how you participate will decide the kind of day you will have. You have long ago learned that the best fun is the kind you join in, not the kind where someone tries to entertain you. That's why so many of you have good active fun in your clubs. The members who stand by are missing out. So let's all get in the swing of things.

Your leaders are looking forward to seeing you, your parents and friends.

So look over the entry blanks, the rules and program and be there bright and early. Remember the time set out in the program and be there on time.

It will not wait! Come prepa .ed to

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Sincerely, Wilma Nesada, Dist. III Youth Director

0 DISTRICT III S.P.J.S.T. YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY — JUNE 30 Lodge Jaro No. 130 — 7448 Greenville Avenue — Dallas, Texas REGISTRATION: Door registration (for 30 cash prizes — Youth only) 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Coronation participants register at Information Desk on arrival. Talent and Arts and Craft participants register at propel' desks.

(All entry blanks must be mailed in advance).

TALENT CONTESTANTS: Subject to rules recommended by District Youth Directors and mailed to youth leaders, January 9, 1963. Each entrant limited to one individual and one group performance. Time limit — five minutes.

ARTS and CRAFTS CONTEST: Open to all single members in good standing and in age groups — 1 thru 6, 7 thru 9, 10 thru 12, 13 thru 16, and 17 thru 21.

Each member may enter 4 items, one each in the following categories: Original Arts, hobby crafts (kits and miscellaneous items), collections (coins, stamps, etc.) science aiecl educational hobbies, handwork (woodwork for boys and needlework for girls), dressmaking, and cooking. All items must be in place for judging by 11:00 a.m.

AWARD PROGRAM: 3 judges, (3 for each contest), qualified people not members of the Order to be selected

by Youth Leaders of Dallas Lodges.

Participation and place awards to be given.

CORONATION PARTICIPANTS — Dress: Girls, formals, dress length of their choosing. Girls to furnish their own flowers. Boys — dark pants, white coats and, black bowtie',.

Participants are subject to statewide rules.

Supper at 4:30 p.m.

Information meeting at 5:00 p.m. at Information Desk.

Girls to dress at assigned homes; boys at hall. All participants to reassemble sharply at 7:50 , p.m.

PROGRAM Call to Order — 10:30 a.m. (promptly) Alvin Nesuda, Dist. III President Welcome — Arnold Vrla, Lodge 130 President National Anthem and Presentation of Colors First Division of Talent Contest —

22 presented in order of registration Lunch -- 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.

Continuation of Talent Contest Presentation of Awards and Prizes Remainder of time: Recreation events Coronation of Royalty — 8:00 p m.

Introductory Address — President Edward L. Marek Introduction of Contestants — Dist.

Pres. Alvin Nesuda.

Announcement of Winners VicePres. Joe B. Hejny Coronation of King ar Queen — Dist. Pres. Alvin Nesuda Presentation of Trophy -- Pres, Edward L. Marek.

Presentation of Flowers — Queen . Carol Milan Presentation of District Gifts — Dist. Organizer A. M. Vrla Presentation of Gifts to all Participants Conclusion of Coronation — Dist.

Youth Director W. Nesuda Dance to follow. )0(

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Wednesday, June r, 190 ENTRY BLANK

DISTRICT III, SENT YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY (Use separate blank for each contest and category entered) Name

Age

Parents name

Lodge No.

Address

City Name of Number

Contest entered

or Item Entry No.

Place (do not fill)

(do not fill) TALENT CONTEST Entry No.

Name talent

(do not fill) Name of number Check Your Age Group through 9, individual

14 through 16, individual

10 through 13, individual

17 through 21, individual

group performance ARTS AND CRAFTS CONTEST Entry No.

Item entered AGE GROUP ' (check one) 1.

2.

1 thru 6 7 thru 9 .10 thru 12 13 thin 16 17 thru 21 MAIL TO:

3.

4.

(do not fill) CATEGORY ENTERED HOME ARTS (check one) Woodwork, Boys 5.

Arts — Original Hobby Craft — Ha,ndwork, Girls 6.

Kits and Misc.

Dressmaking 7.

Collections—rocks, Cooking 8. stamps, butterflies, etc.

Scientific Hobby

MR.S, LIMA NESUDA, YOUTH DIRECTOR, TELICO ROAD, ENNIS, TEXAS

Bonnie Belinda Paul, age 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Paul, 7917 W. Little York Rd., Houston, Texas, has a brother, Eugene, and a sister, Dorinda, all of Lodge 88. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hejl of Houston, members of Lodge 88, ,nrid her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Paul of Caldwell, and members of the New Tabor Lodge.

On Sunday, May 19th BOnnie was

awarded a modal for being the most outstanding band student in the 8th grade at Dean Junior High School of the Cypress-Fairbanks School District. Bonnie played first chair B-flat clarinet all of this year. This is her second medal she received from the school band.

In addition to the above, Bonnie is the Drum Major of Dean Junior High School, and last year she was Majorette. In the United States Twirling Association (USTA), Bonnie has won 37 medals and 6 trophies, and in the

University Interscholastic Lea g u e, (UIL) she has won 2 medals.

Bonnie also plays the piano for her own enjoyment. Besides all of this musical talent she has been on the Honor Roll ever since the first grade.

Bonnie's brother, Eugene, is also quite talented. Eugene is a student at Cypress-Fairbanks High School. He plays the bass clarinet in the school band and has won several medals for his musical talent.

Bonnie and Eugene are members of the Houston Brethren Church and are

Wednesday, June 5, 1963 always willing to help in various programs with their talent when called upon.

Next fall, Bonnie will attend Cypress-Fairbanks High School where she will play her B-flat clarinet, and no doubt try out for Drum Major, or at least Majorette. Good Luck Bonnie! )0( â&#x20AC;&#x201D; FROiM! DISTRICT SEVEN YOUTH DIRECTOR Dear Readers: Those of you who couldn't come to our District meeting on May 5th, at Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu No. 107, Floresville, really missed a great deal. Please read the report from Sister Betty Jurica, our District Secretary, where you will also find pictures taken by Brother Nick A. Morris, our editor, plus 'names of the children of the host lodge, who participated in the program. Everything was just perfect; everybody enjoyed it very much.

For my part, I want to thank our youth leaders for their nice work and cooperation; all the children and their parents, Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu No. 107 for all arrangements and the wonderful old family-style dinner, and to each and everyone who helped us to make the da y such a big success.

Now, please make your plans to be iwith us Saturday, June 22, 1963, at our District Seven Youth. Activity Day, at Lodge No. 107, Floresville. I am. herewith the schedule for the Activity Day. You will be reading more about this in the Vestnik from our District Secretary.

Thanks again, and I'll be looking for you in Floresville.

Marcella M. Kleprlik,.

District Seven Youth Director )O( SCHEDULE FOR. DISTRICT SEVEN YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY 1. Place: Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu No. 107, Floresville, Texas.

2. Date: Saturday, June 22, 1963.

3. What: Contests in craft, talent and dances for all boys and girls, SPJST members, of District Seven.

4. Why: To encourage our youth. to get everyone interested in entering this contest, and to give them a chance to show their abilities in our SPJST. 5. Age brackets: Through 9 years; from 10 through 13; from 14 through 16, and from 17 through 21 years of age, and single.

6. Craft contest: sewing, embroidery, crochet work, leather work, wood work, painting and drawing free hand, hobby

VtHTNfK kit, air planes, boats, etc. Note: All items must be placed on exhibit not later than 4 p.m. Each item will get a code number, and after the crafts are judged, the names of contestants will be attached.

7. Talent contest: The singing, speech, musical presentation, recitation, etc., will start at 4:30 sharp. Everybody must be there.

8. Group talent contest: Square dancing, round dancing, polka, waltz, etc., in groups of mixed age.

9. Deadline: Not later than June 14, 1963, I must have the names and ages of contestants, and know what talent , they will show, and what craft work will be displayed.

10. Judging: All craft work and talent contests will be judged by impartial judges. In all contests prizes will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners.

11. Taking part: Either in craft work or talent contest, in which ever you think you will do best.

12. Time for supper and for dressing â&#x20AC;&#x201D; from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

13.Ready for instructions with Youth Director at 7:30 p.m.

14. Climax: Grand march and crowning the Queen of District Seven at 8 p.m. ) 0( LODGE NO. 54, WEST Dear Readers, Last week was a rainy week. We sure needed rain and we got plenty of it.

Our garden and corn seems to get bigger all the time.

School isn't the only thing we have to go through. I have a job for the summer chopping and picking cotton for our neighbors. We will start in June.

Well, I passed to the seventh' grade, and don't have to go to school until next September. Thank goodness!

My girl friend, Patricia Kocurek and I were selling poppies for the disabled veterans. We sold the most, out of a group of ten girls. We sold them all over town last Saturday, May 25th. We made $125 dollars. We started at 8:30 and quit at 3:00. We went home and then went to Linden Hall where Vrazel's Polka Band played. They're the best band and they will play for our Fourth of July picnic. We enjoyed their music and we had a good time.

See you at the meeting and program on the second Sunday in June.

May God bless you.

Shirley Ann Nemec, Duchese

Sharon. Sheliga LODGE NO. 25, ENNIS Sharon Sheliga is alternate delegate to the United Nations Youth Pilgrimage of the St. John's High School in Ennis. Sharon is the 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sheliga, Route 3, Ennis.

Sharon is secretary of the Youth Club of Lodge No. 25. She is on the "A" Honor Roll, achieving the highest average of her class and ranged' in the top 5 per cent of high school students of the nation in the National Educational Development Test. For this she received a certificate for her freshman year and will receive her sophomore certificate in the beginning of her junior year this fall. She was a finalist in both the freshman and sophomore speech tournaments in Dallas. She is an assistant librarian at St. John's and a member of the Teenage Librarian Association. She belongs to the Student Teachers of America, having taught 6th grade general science, 8th grade literature, and a half semester of plane geometry in the 10th grade.

Sharon has been a cheerleader for the past 2 years and has been elected cheerleader and squad captain for the coming year. She is a Student Council representative a member of CYO, and chorus club. She also won 1st and 2nd ribbons in the athletic department.

The Pilgrimage plans to depart for New York on June 22nd. After Sharon

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Wednesda June 5 1963

S.P.J.S.T. BAIL TEAM OF TEMPLE The Insurancemen, the SPJST team, wants to get a shot at the title in the Freshman American League. Kneeling, left to right:Brady Booth, Mike Davis, David Johnson, Robert Wallace, John Wycke, James Bentley, Terry Warren, Seated, Bat Boy, Russell Mikeska, Standing are Kenneth Moore, Gordon Harrison, Don Hejny, Olan Martin, A. J. 1Vlikeska, Frank Dumas, Ralph Quinteros, Rocky Reddehase. William Bo oth and A. J. Mikeska are the managers.

(Picture courtesy Temple Telegram) returns she plans one more year of United Nations Competition, and after finishing high school she plans to enter college. )0( LODGE NO. 54, WEST Dear Members and Friends, The combined Mother's and Father's Day program will be held Sunday, June 9th at the SPJST Hall at West.

The program and meeting will start at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. All the members and their friends are invited to this special occasion.

The mothers who belong to our lodge are requested to bring pastries so we can have refreshments after the program and meeting.

The next rehearsal will be this corning Wednesday at 8:00 so don't forget to come to this rehearsal.

Your reporter, Marline Welk

LODGE NO 66, WACO Dear Readers, Sunday, May 19, the regular meeting of Lodge 66 was held. Afterwards, the Youth Club presented a program which honored all mothers and fathers present. The program, consisted of many different things. After the program the parents modeled hats which they had made. Each person gave a description of their hats, either in the form of a poem or just a simple description.

Your reporter, Margaret Narovec ) 0( LODGE NO. 66, WACO Dear Readers, News is short but I want to write and remind everyone of our Lodge No. 66 monthly meeting on June 21 We, ask all the youth who plan to compete in the talent contest to be pres-

ent, for on this Sunday we will choose the Youth 'to represent our lodge on June 30 at the District III Youth Activity Day program.

I would also like to ask everyone to come see' the Youth on June 30 at Lodge No: 130 at Dallas; you will enjoy'seeing the youth of today and their talent.

Yours truly, Zephyr Spence ) 0 (-----LODGE NO. 66, WACO Dear Readers, School is out, and time is here to get a nice tan by staying out in the sun.

Even though we had rain yesterday the sun came out in the afternoon.

With summer come many activities which are planned for the youth during vacationtime. This summer I will be very busy for the first two weeks

Wednesday, June 5, 1963 after school working with the United Cerebral Palsy Summer Camp to be held during the day at the Lakewood Christian Church in Waco. I will work for only three hours a day which is not too much to ask of, any person.

I will also be taking a homemaking summer program, which will give each girl who takes it a half credit.

Our youth club is going to have a Bake sale and a picnic this coming month, plus other activities.

I have no more news to write about, so I will close, until I can get more news of interest.

Yours truly, Jean Spence ) O( LODGE 130, DALLAS Dear Readers, Since I have been in the Youth Club a pretty long time now, I have really enjoyed it. I have gone an hayrides and wiener roasts. I have been swimming, golfing, bowling, picnicking, iceskating, and many other places with the youth, club. I have earned points and came in second place.

At our last meeting we thought since Mother's Day was coming we gave Mrs. Stanley E. Vrla, of Lodge No. 130 a Present. Not just because of Mother's Day, but for the two years she has worked so hard for the Youth Club. We really appreciate it, Mrs. Vrla!

As you probably know, Youth Activity Day is coming. You will all enjoy meetnag new friends as well as old pones.

You will enjoy the talent show, refreshments, and many other things, too.

I could tell you loads and loads about all I have learned and the fun I have in the Youth Club of Lodge No. 130, but now I have to end my letter.

Yours truly, Teresa Vrla )O( NOTICE The Shenkir-Dusek-Schiller Family Reunion will be held at Flag Hall instead of Seaton Hall as originally planned. It will still be held on the fourth Sunday in June, which is June 23. Everyone in anyway related to the above families are invited to come and tell anyone else that may not know about this to come. Flag Hall is approximately 16 miles east of Temple on Highway 53. More details will be given at a later date. Everyone is to bring a basket lunct as before.

Mrs. Willie E. Kohutek, 115 North 36th Street Temple, Texas

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Yards and Gardens gliry

OTTO HANUS THE COMPOST PILE In the good old clays when barn yard manure was to be had for the asking a good family gardner still insisted on a good compost pile to return the lush unedible parts of vegetables and kitchen refuse back to the soil from whence it came. Making compost is a simple matter with mother nature doing , most of the work for us. Many times I am asked, "what is compost, and what is its value to a gardn.er?"

Compost might be described in a broad sense as anything that is decomposed or rotted. The ideal eompost, from a gardner's point of view, would be materials, both animal or plant, thorougnly decayed. What is it made of and how? First, , select an out-of-theway spot in' or near your garden and build two enclosures side by side approximately 4x6 feet and as high' as yott would care to have them. Start on one side with some 4 or 5 inches of barnyard manure, if available, and on top of this pile your grass clippings and vegetable refuse, kitehen scraps, anything that will rot, and sprinkle a little "Activo" which may be purchased in any garden store, and again repeat a layer of barnyard manure until your first enclosure is full. As you add layers of material always water to keep the pile hot and rotting. After you have filled the first enclosure take a fork and throw the Whole mess (mixing it as you go), into the second enclosure in such a way that the mess will stay wet and hot. It is always best to hollow out a place in the top to hold rain in the pile, but use the hose when it does not rain. If you are one of the fortunate ones and have a shredder, then you can make your compost in from 2 to four weeks, since shredded materials rot quicker. When the whole

mess is well rottect, it is now cool and ready to be used in your garden or flower beds.

What Compost Does -- Well-made compost not only adds fertility to your soil but conditions it as well. It helps to bind a sandy soil, and makes clay soil more porous so it can be easily worked and lets air and water in easily. Further, it contains an abundance of necessary humus, teeming with billions of micro-organisms that make plants grow. Most of you will say, "why such a big pile?" The reason for a pile so big is that the original full size of your compost box shrinks down to about a third of its original size when the compost is completed, and will become a dark crumbly humus that will be the treasury of any good gardner. Happily, the first period of waiting will be the only one because once you get started and keep adding to your pile your compost will keep coming in a never-ending cycle and you will always have a supply of the finest natural plant food available to man. It is better to have three partitions: one for completed compost, another for compost in the making, and the last one to throw material for composting. Space is 'quite often a factor in composting.

I have tried both systems in the past.

I have planted potatoes on the same day in two rows that were heavily composted, and two rows that were given a known commercial plant food. The composted rows yielded twice as many potatoes as the Commercial rows, but the most significant thing of the test was that the 'composted rows had no bugs on the vines, whereas the vines fertilized with commercial plant food were almost destroyed by bugs. There is probably more compost used in France than any other country, and the prestige of a farm family is usually judged by the size of their compost pile.

Compost-raised vegetables have the best flavor possible.They are not contaminated by chemicals of any kind, and are therefore in greater demand by those who know health standards.

Such vegetables and fruits not only have the best flavor but they keep longer as well. Flowers likewise grot bigger, better, and are more colorful with an aroma that is out of this world. Try growing a few items with compost and you too will agree that it is worth the effort to produce your compost for the production of your family and their health.

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As this is written (Mother's Day) we are now eating green beans, squash, and new potatoes out of our own garden. Next week we will start pulling ripe tomatoes, our garden spot is only 40x50', and we figure conservatively that this cuts our grocery bill by several hundred dollars with very little cost other than occasional hoeing and watering. We have raised a good crop of English peas and onions which will now be rotospaded and planted to blackeyed peas or blue crowder peas, which can be used as green snap peas and grown to maturity for drying sand winter use, With a family freezer in almost every home you can freeze any surplus you may produce and it can be used when fresh vegetables are no longer to be had from your gardens.

You can plant blackeyed and cream crowder, peas as late as September and still harvest a good crop. )O'(

For The Housewife

PLANNING KEY TO GOOD HOME MANAGEMENT Managing a home is a full time job for some homemakers, while others have time for Many outside interests.

Planning is the first step toward good management of a smooth-operating home. Many homemakers fail to make use of all their resources or make poor use of some resources.

Mrs. Short, A. and M. Cillege Extension Service home management specialist, suggests making plans for a week at a time. List all the things which- have to be done and the things you would like to do. Don't overlook including family members when making this list. They might rather have you join them on a picnic than to have a spotless house -- or they may be willing to do the housework so you can make a dress or a shirt.

Next, arrange the jobs into a week to allow you to get the things done and also have time to enjoy your family, your neighbors, or a hobby.

Be sure to share the homemaking

jobs with all family members窶馬o matter how young or how old. Sharing helps them to feel that they belong.

Check your plans Have you listed something which could be left undone?

Are you sure each family member understands what his responsibilities are and does he know what standards are to be met? Are the standards too difficult for the small fry?

"Good working plans must be adjustable. There are always emergencies or you may even change your mind about what you want done. Routine makes for efficiency, but it can also make for unhappy family members," Mrs. Short reminds.

"Manage Your Time and Energy," a Texas A.and M. College bulletin written by the specialist is available at your home demonstration agent's office.

BEDTIME SNACK COULD AID SLEEP Go on and enjoy that heavy snack before you turn in at night. It won't keep you from falling asleep. In , fact, you may even sleep better.

So say sleep researchers of the Spring Air Company of Chicago which has dug into the loss of sleep. What you may have heard about daytime naps, sleeping on your left side, and using a hard mattress all being good for sleep are just the bunk, the bedding company says. And mistaken notions about sleep may in fact, keep you awake.

HERB COLE SLAW 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon celery salt 1 teaspoon caraway seed 2 tablespoons sugar 3 tablespoons salad oil 1/3 cup vinegar 1 tablespoon finely chopped pimiento 1 teaspoon grated onion 1 teaspoon salad herbs 3 cups shredded cabbage 1/2 cup green pepper, medium shred Mix together the seasonings, oil and vinegar. Toss together lightly with the other ingredients, meaning the pimiento, grated onion, cabbage and green pepper. Refrigerate. This will serve six to eight.

MODERN FRENCH DESSERT There is probably no simpler nor more stylish dessert than the custard the French call Creme Biule. The rich custard in its shallow baking dish is

Wednesday, Jul e ii, 1963 topped with brown sugar which, when quickly boiled, melts and firms, when cool, into a delicious crackling crust.

It is perfect just as it is, or with a topping of fresh fruit.

Simple though it seems the custard takes cooking in a double boiler and more watching than many modern cooks care to give. So short cuts have been developed by way of packaged vanilla pudding mix.

In addition to the brown sngar topping, add a few chopped pecans for extra flavor and texture.

Mack Creme Etrule 2 packages (3 14 to 4 ounces .) vanilla pudding and pie filling 2 cups milk 2 cups half and half (milk and cream) 1/2 cup chopped pecans 1/2 cup (firmly packed) brown sugar Cook pudding or pie filling mix as directed on package using milk and half and half called for in above recipe. Cool slightly. Pour into 11/2-quart baking dish.. Sprinkle pecans and brown sugar evenly over top. Chill thoroughly. Just before serving place on broiler rack 5 inches from heat source and allow sugar to melt and become bubbly, four to five minutes, Makes eight servings.

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With lamb, serve minted pears, tinted green with vegetable coloring and flavored with mint extract or fresh mint leaves.

Add horseradiSh to pear syrup, heat and pour over pears to serve with beef.

Fill center of pears with cranberry sauce to accompany pork.

Sprinkle the pear halves with curry to serve with chicken.

Add candied or powdered ginger to the fruit to go with veal.

Spread pears with prepared or powdered mustard, brown sugar and lemon juice, to serve with ham or pork.

Season Broccoli With Lemon and Butter A couple of tablespoons of butter, melted and mixed with a tablespoon of lemon juice do the job of seasoning a small bunch of broccoli that has been cooked.

Wednesday, June 6, 1963 JUNE — MONTH OF PLENTY June is !noted for its many exciting special occasions, like weddings, graduation, Father's Day, vacation and picnics.

Equally notable are the many appropriate early-summer foods available in such abundance, to help assure complete enjoyment of June events.

Take the official June List of Plentiful Foods, for example. This list, compiled by the Agricultural Marketing, Service in cooperation with growers and' the food trade, presents five foods that are in excess of normal trade needs.

They are milk and milk products, broiler fryers, beef, early summer vegetables and eggs. Use them for June entertaining or regular family fare.

Milk and all dairy products top the list of plentifuls. Production reaches its peak this month. And June is Dairy Month, a good time to recognize the invaluable contributions of all dairy foods to our general health and wellbeing.

V2STNfiC items. There's an appropriate cheese flavor for any occasion. o CORN-ON-COB "In fashion" well applies to fresh sweet corn at this time of year. What could be more fashionable and taste appealing than butter-drenched cornon-the-cob for early summer meals?

Fruit and vegetable market reporters of the ANIS say supplies of sweet corn from South Texas and florida are reaching southwest food counter* in 'increasing volume. Prices are attractive too.

Sweet corn is a very tender vegetable and must be handled with extra special care from the time it leaves the 'field until the shopper makes her choice at the produce counter. Growers, shippers and food tradesmen do their part to insure its freshness by seeing that it's protected with' cold air and ice through all marketing, phases.

It will pay to continue this same treatment from time of purchase right up until cooking and serving time.

Hurry corn home to the kitchen Jrange or refrigerator, for the sooner it is used, the sweeter and juicer the corn will be. If it is stored, put it in the refrigerator with the husks on; or, remove the husks and store in a moisture-vapor-proof container until ready for use.

The secret of good sweet corn cooking is easy. Cook it quick and eat it soon. Corn-on-the-cob should be dropped into boiling salted water and cooked only 4 to 10 minutes, depending on maturity of the corn. Cook just before serving, for cooked ears should never stand in hot water.

For an especially tempting taste treat, serve the corn with a flavored butter. Add a gentle suggestion of nutmeg, cinnamon, curry or dry mustard, or combine a sprinkling of celery salt, garlic powder and pepper to softened butter. )0

The homemaxer will want to keep an eye on the abundance of early-summer vegetables available at food markets.

Fresh corn-on-the-cob is only one of the many delightful garden treats now in good supply.

June supplies of high-protein items like broiler-fryers, eggs and beef are plentiful.

Broiler prices have been low for many months. Supplies will continue plentiful all June, at prices about as attractive as a year ago.

Beef production has been running higher, this year. Fed cattle prices declined as much as $7 per hundred pounds between late November and mid-March. So beef provides a bonanza in good eating. Eggs carry modest price tags, too, and always enhance any menu.

Winsome flavor is the secret of the cheese family's universal appeal.

And June is a good time to explore' the wide assortment of gay, pleasurable cheese flavors.

8 HOURS SLEEP IS ENOUGH Local food markets are featuring all The amount of sleep necessary for the many different kinds of cheeses in "a goad night's sleep varies with the observance of Dairy Month.

Cheese is one of the galaxy of milk person, but a sleep of more than eight hours does not increase a person's effoods that rates the feature spot on the ficiency the next day.

June list Of plentiful foods, reports the Agricultural Marketing Service.

This was demonstrated in a recent So if one isn't in the habit of work- study on the effect amounts of sleep ing cheese into the menus, explore the have on performance of various phymany possibilities with this versatile, sical and mental tests given between concentrated, no-waste and nutritious 3 and 5 the following afternoon, when a

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Dr. Nathaniel Kleitman of Santa Monica, Calif., writing in the Journal of the American Medical Association, said there is a minimum sleep requirement.

"A simple index that the minimum requirement has been met is one's ability to wake up spontaneously at the usual getting up time, as well as having freedom from drowsiness in the afternoon," he wrote.

He said performance improved sharply as the amount of sleep was increased up to six hours. From there the rate of improvement was much smaller when the duration of sleep was increased to eight hours and there was no further improvement as the length was extended to 10 hours.

Coffee's effect on sleep depends on the amount, time elapsed after it is taken, the size of the individual, his physical condition and his psychological expectations, wrote Dr. Jack Arbit of Chicago in the Journal.

"The ingestion of one or two cups of coffee by an individual who is normally a coffee drinker is likely to have little effect upon either the objective indexes of restlessness during sleep (body movements) or subjective criteria such as the individual's rated depth of sleep."

Dr. Arbit continued, "The anxious, tense individual may actually find coffee a relaxant, and it would be expected that in these persons a cup of coffee might facilitate sleep.

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SPJST Entertainment Calendar As a matter of policy, only those activities and functions promoted by or sponsored by the SPJST, or any of its lodges, will be published in the SPJST Entertainment Calendar section. Such notices for publication should be submitted by a bonafide lodge officer, or, in some cases, by lodge hall managers;.

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Lodge No. 6, Cottonwood Sunday, June 9th — Hajek Reunion.

Sunday, June 16th — RVOS meeting and Family Day, celebrating Father's Day. Barbecue supper. Public dance at night.

Sunday, June 23rd — Ruzicka Reunion Sunday, July 7th — Regular lodge meeting. Barbecue supper. Public dance at night.

• Lodge No. 15, Buckholts Sunday, June 16 — Annual Picnic — Music day and night by Vrazel's Polka Band.

Anton Vrazel, Mgr. • • Lodge No. 25, Ennis, Texas Thursday, July 4 — Dance — Music by The Music Masters of Ennis Saturday, July 27 — Dance — Music by The Music Masters of Ennis Joe A. Martinek,

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Ledge No. 29, Taylor Saturday, June 8th — Joe Patek's Orchestra of Shiner.

Saturday, June 15th — Hi Toppers of New Braunfels.

Saturday, June 22nd — Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron.

Frank J Tucek, Manager • • Saturday Night, June 8 — Music by Rural Ramblers of Marlin.

Saturday Night, June 15 — Music by Fiddle Swingsters of Waco.

Saturday Night, June 22 — Music by Slim Haisler and His Play Boys of Temple.

Rudolf Vicha, Jr. • • Lodge 39, Bryan Saturday, June 8th — Music by Vrazel Polka Band • • Lodge No. 40, Saturday, June 8 — The Jades Saturday, June 22 — The Sonics

Lodge No. 66, Waco Saturday, June 8th — West Melodians of West Saturday, June — 15 — Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple Saturday, June 22 -- Lee Ilse's Orchestra of La Grange Saturday, June 29th Vrazel Polka .Band of Cameron Wednesday, July 3rd — Henry Brosch Orchestra of Moulton Saturday, July. 6th — Rudy Kurtz of Shiner Saturday, July 13th — Music Masters of Ennis Saturday, July 20th -- Slim Haisler's Playboys of Temple Saturday, July 27th — The High Toppers of New Braunfels Lodge No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, June 15 — Dance, music by Ed Paraizl's Orchestra Sunday, June 16 — Regular Monthly Lodge Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, June 29 — Softball Team Benefit Dance — Battle Dance -Music by the Ed Faraizl Orch. and John Rejcek's Orchestra The Entertainment Committee • Calendar of Events at Lodge Houston Thursday, June 6 — Lodge 88 Social night Friday, June 7 Board of Directors and Entertainment Committee meeting.

Saturday. June 8 — Dance, music by Ray Baca Wednesday, June 12th — Birthday Club Sisters meeting at 10 a.m.; lunch at 12.

Thursday, June 13 — Lodge 83 Social night Friday, June 14 — Regular 'Monthly Ledge Meeting and Youth Club Meeting.

Sunday, June 16th — Dramatic Club Hlahol presents a three- . act play, "Ze starych mlynu." Beginning promptly at 3:30 p.m.

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July 4 — Picnic — Fun for everyone July 13 — Dance — Jim Allen Orchestra July 14 — Sunday, District Children's and Juniors' competitions. Sponsored by Sokol Zizka.

July 27 -.- Dance — Eric Iionza Orchestra. ) 0 (-----No disappointment, setback, failure, or defeat should , be regarded as final.

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