Vestnik 1963 06 12

HERALD BENEVOLENGAI HUMANITY BROTHERHOOD

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

ROtNIK (VOLUME) 51 tislo (No.) 24

PODPORA LIDSHOST BRATRSTVI 12. eERVNA (JUNE) 1963

DEN OTCU Nekolik tkdnii zpatky, jsme venovali techto par tadkil matkam na§im, Vzpominali jsme jejich lasky, °betayou ochotnost, a roll kterou jim dal Bah ye vedeni a fizeni domacnosti.

Ted' ptijdu na tadu otcove...

V tteti dervnovou nedeli nezapomenme na sveho otce, at' je na Zivu nebo i snad daNno odekl na y eenost, a odpodiva, nekcle na litbitove.

V nakm eesko-americkkm rodinnem kruhu je "Daddy" hlavou rodiny, na neZ se spoleha, deli rodina, jak pro hospodatske zatizeni tak i pro dukvni vedeni, a jako poradce a obhajce eels rodiny. KdyZ pak odejde tato hlava a odebere se do yeenosti, stava se easto pterukni tadneho Zivota v rodinnern kruhu, a manZelka se obraci na vkchny strany pro fitechu a poteSitelnou podporu. Take se east° stava, matka zUstane s nekolika ,cletmi, a na sve stark leta, nucena znovu chodit do price, .aby mohla jak se patti obstarat nutne potteby a ye rodiny. Je to sinutna, uddlost.

• • Zde v Texasu.rname trestnice pkeplnene mladkmi lidmi, kteti by men pHzpivat svoji einnosti a praci prospechu cele zemi. Pik se hodne o zIodinnosti inladOe a o t. zv. "delinkventech" — a je jich hodne, as mod! Nesmime ale zapomenout, .2e je jich dnes vice neZ deset, dvacet let zpatky, protole je vic. Tato pozna,mka, ale nemilZe

OTEC Nag. tatieek Bun ho Ziv! na nas vklycky myslil dtiv, na chleba nam masla sam jen suche Mirky jidal.

V podvederni hodine yeecky nas mel na kline, u sebe lads v noci choval, duchnu potad ptitahoval.

A to hlava 'Sediva, aZ sem k nam se zadiva -Tatieku nas, v Mrem svete zda ty deti naleznete?

Rano nikdo dokola o krajidek nevoid — Deti moje, deti zlate, na tatu zda vzpominate? _Karel Vaclav Rais

zatemniti fakt, ze vedouci trestnic si ua neVedi rady j ak s nimi zachazet kam jich &Nat. Je to jeden z nejvetS'ich socialnich problema kterk, dnes odmita te'geni.

• • skoumaye analysace, Vyenivaji, ale tyto body: (v Texasu): 1) 82 procent delinkventu jsou chlapci 2) 66 procent jsou beloSi 3) priimerne stall pii ptiPUSteni do trestnic: 15 let 4) loupe (ant, vloupani, a falkvani - neb paclelani jmen) zahrnuje 63 procenta ptipustnikil. Jine jsOu. neposluSnost, neinravne chovani, vraZda, zraneni jinkm, Zhatstvi, a pouZivani rtiznYch nedovolenkch 5) pramerna tfida dokon.dena ye ekole: sedma.

6) dye tretiny jsou z rodira kde domov a rodinnSr kruh byl pkerUS'en rozvodem neb odloa;enim rodieU, aneb kde schazela peyna disciplina, kterou ma na starosti, vice-mene, otec.

• • Tedy vidime dillelitou roll kterou hraje otec v soustave nakho rodinneho kruhu, a jakk zmatek sleduje jeho odjiti do neznama. Ta uboha rodina za to nemuk. Jako byvalY neitel, ale vide]. jsem, a vim z osobni skugenosti, rZe Zaci a Zakyne (v letech 17-18) kteti meli velike teZkosti s ptizprisobenim se k Z'ivotu ye gkole a Zivotu vilbec, Boma. Mali co chteli, byli ti

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bez jakehokoliv .omezeni a bez kartini, a to vet gina v pPipadech kde nebylo otce ta pevna ruka, ktera. mute easto, jen poleZenim na rameno, napravit mnoho co matka sama j'aksi nedovede. Je to prirozeny zakon, a mnohokrat, trpi dite celY svtij Z‘ivot za okolnosti ktere sam nevoid a 7,1 co vtibec nemnZe. Siroko, daleko nevi tatintm jako vy mate. Diviine se, kilo bore Cas a chut" starat se 0 v gechny main'! 0s;ti v dome pri .svein, vyeeroavajieim povolani, to samozrejme tatinek to zkratka dokaZe. Take, se stara, to kd:0": maminka odejde do neznama, do malaineiny tatinek Zpoeatku lohy se prevlekl byla to teZka vec: deveatkum zapinat knofliky na zadech; kdy'Z jim chrei v prildugkach, jit s nimi k lekait vyslechnout,h.istorky o spolu2dokach, atd.

Mu2' nemiva, dosti trpelivosti k hrdinstvi toho druhu — ale na g tatinek --ten clokaJe vgecko!

Otec se stara aby rodina naela chno co poticebuje, a je ochoten obetovat diouhe hodiny v dilne neb kancelari aby rodinny sta y byl co nejvhodnej gi. Otec aida aby ye Skole se Mali dobre znaCky, abychom se sledovaly noviny, venovall sportu, a abychom jsme kolem niceho ne gli nevgimave.

W dy nas rosti muZnym srdcem, bychom jsme byli jaksi ptipraveni nesti na g Zivotni kra a neslabli v dobe odporujici. Ano. . . kaMy otec jest hrdinou svojim detem, a manZelce. vas otec jit do neznama, venujte mu, vde6nou vzpominku za vgechnu jebo maci a obetavost, za v gechny jeho starosti o vas a za v. gechny radosti, proZ1t6 s nim v Zaslou'Zi si toho!

Jestli jegte mezi vaml zije, vaRe si jeho gedive moudre Navy a neinte jeho posledni iota mezi vaini St'astnStmi a spokojenymi, a naposled si pfipomente toto pravidlo: "Cti otce .svOao a matku svou, aby se Ti dobfe na zemi vedlo."

0( Stale mej se k einu, dal, narocle nag dralV, veene dal! — Nertula • • Spokiti se da 1 z mala, jen zaeni —Kmieeny vytrvej!!

4 • Display Your Flag — Flag Day, June 14th,

Ve stfedU, tine 12. Eervna 1963

Strube Nallle zemiel dne 23. kvetna Louis Musil, ye stari 61 let. Zeinfel v nemocnici Sv. Josefa ye Ft. Worth. Byl elenem kadu 6. 154 ye Ft. Worth.

• • Dne 27. kvetna byla pohitena ve Ft. Worth, pi. Helen Oujesky. Zernrela u dcery v Houston kde byla pies zimu.

• • Due 18. kvetna zemrela v Rosenbergu, Pi. Mary Pawlakova, pa del6i nemoci.

Bylo ji 77 let. Ulokna byla na hititov v Scaly.

• • Dne 21. kvetna byl pochovan na katolickem hititove v San Angelo znamY krajan Leo Martinet, Bylo mu 76 let.

• • V Granger, zemfela 74-leta pi Lillian B. Hatkova. Pohreb mela 20. kvetna, a ulokna byla na katolickY hititov v Granger.

• • V Moulton zemrela pi. Effenbergroya, majitelka fitulny v Moulton. Pohreb se konal 25. kvetna.

• • Frank Joseph K. Jaksch zemiel v nemocnici v El Campo dne 19. kvetna.

Pohl:ben byl na tamnej gi osadni hititov. Bylo mu 71 let.

• • Dne 2. eer yna byl pochovan v Ennis byvalY osadnil: toho mesta, Chas. 2aludek. Bydlel v poslecini dobe v Thrall.

Bylo :nu 53 let.

• • Dne 23. kvetna, zernrela v utulne, pi. Anna Hajkova, ve stari 72 let. Bydlela mnoha leta v osade Plum. Zemkela v utulne Sv. Antona v La Grange.

Pohitena byla na '!katolicky hititov Hallettsville.

• • Dne 24. kvetna zemrel v nemocnici v Dallas 53-letY Joe Adameik z West.

Pohreb byl v nedeli z katolickeho kostela a pohiten byl na katolickY to y ve West.

• • Due 28. kvetna byl pohiben v Cameron Josef Kotrla. Pohkben byl na tam,nej g katolickY hrbitov.

• • V Moulton byl pochovan 85-let* Jakub Kalikk, a to dne 28. kvetna, na mestskem htbitove v Moulton.

• • Dne 24. kvetna zemrela u sve dcery starenka pi. Jakub Kurtzova.

Pohreb se konal 27. kvetna na Moulton z katolickeho kostela.

VESTN1K V Lake Jackson zemrel Fritz Pawelka, rodak od Shiner, a to v nemocnici ye Freeport.

• Anton Henry Reitz zemrel v nemocnici v El Campo dne 27. kvetna, ye stari 87 let. Zemrel po dlouhe nemoci.

Pohiten byl na ODHS Garden of Memories.

• • neV UterY, 4. derma zemrela mocnici v Taylor, pi. Jerry Cech, ye yeku 75 let. Uloleria byla na katolickem hititove v Taylor.

• ♦ Dne 3. eer yna, zemrel po deli nemoci v utulne v Taylor, p. Frank Drozd z Granger, ve star' 80 let. P. Drozd se narodil nedaleko Brna v CSR. Pohiben byl na hrbitove Kalvarii v Granger, po zadani m gi sv. z kostela ssv. Cyrilla a Metodeje. )O(

ZA BRATREM JAN GAJEVSKIIM Bratr John GajevskY narodil se v HrUg kove pod Londekem dne 16. kvetna., 1880. Co mladY hock, pies prazdniny, vypomahal rodietim t im; Ze past husy a kravy pro sedla.ky. KdyZ ZivnostenskY zakon dovolil, prijal praci v uhlodolach kde pracoval as do pinoleti kdy byl odveden na vojnu. Po teeth letech sluZty na vojne byl eestne propugten a fined vstoupil do manklskeho stavu s Terezie Dlouhovou. Ktt" novomanZele zaeali svou !domacnost, br.

GajevskY prijal zamestnani kde se delaly namorni lode ai tam pracoval se Prestehoval do Texasu.

Dne 10. ledna, 1911 mankle GajefAti s tkemi detmi opustili starou vlast a pa

3 24-denni plavbe t'astne pristali 5. iinora v Galvestone, kde na ne dekali Frantfkk Janik, stryc sestry Galevske, a jeho syn Rudolph a jeho ZenUSka. Na druhY den se vydali na cestu do East Bernard. Phi East Bernard rolnicili na rente tri roky a pak se odstehovali k Waollis kde zase rentovali farmu dalS'ich 5 roka. V roce 1925 zakoupili si svou farmu phi Orchard, kde bydlel, aZ do doby kdy byl poranen v 'automobilovern natesti v Temple, kde utrpel zraneni s kterdho skonal dne 29. dubna, 1963, po trapeni pies 6 mesled. Jeho manklka jej predeSla yeenost 30. eervence, 1962.

Bratr GajevskY se stal obeanem Spojenych Statii phi prvni prilaitosti a phistoupil do Jednoty SPJST v prvnim roce pa phijezdu do Texasu, 10. zari, 1911, k radu Karel! Jona gC. 28, kde s manklku byly eleny as do smrti.

ManZele Gajev'ti vychovali 9 deti; 4 syny a 5 deer.

Bratr GajevskY byl horlivy pracovnik pro SPJST a vZdy podporoval ecskou vec. Byl horlivy dopisovatel do naAeho Vestniku a do deskych easopisa.

Byl dobrym reenikem, hraval a rad chodival na 'Ceske divadla a miloval zpev. On byl mime povahy a mel fismey pro ,kaZdeho. 2il.mirnSr divot jeho snaha valy byla usmihiti nesrovnalost.

Bratr GajevskY byl verny spolkov3-7 pracovnik. On zastaval Urady u sveho Nadu co predseda 7 rokii; misto-predseda 10 rokii, a slouzil na resoluenim yYboru 10 rokii. Pomahal bucidvat 2 sine pro rad Karel Jonas eislo 28. Dale by! delegatem do sjezdu 13krat a byl jmenovan na rUzne dulezite vYbory kaZdem sjezde. Take nastoloval zvolene firedniky a reditele Hlavni aradovny v poslednich dvou sjezdech.

Budeme Tebe postradati a budeme na Tebe dlouho pamatovati. BudiZ Ti zeme lehka a budiZ" test pamatce Tye. Za Add Karel Jona' C. 28 Carrie Bohaeik, tajemnice 0 (- V pfiruece pro turisty, ktc •a byla Used neda ynem znovu yydana, je --11:111110 jine uvedeno, Ze Vltava if Praze premost'uje celkem 17 mosta veetne Zeleznienich. Nejstar girn z nich je Karhiv most, postaveny za slavneho eeskeho krale Karla IV. ) 0 (

Kto chce chleba, pracuj, eo treba.

Aka praca, taka, plata.

• • laden bez prate nejie koldee.

Kto chce dada mat', musi o to dbat'.

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Oddil dopisovatelit kid Woodrow Wilson, e. 145, Galveston Miii bratri a sestry, Nage posledni schtize se odbYvala 26. kvetria, v nedeli, o dvou hodinach odpoledne.

Privitali jsme novYch elenfi a. na ygtevniki), kteri piji gli do schfize. Novi eleni jsou Leon 8eveik a syn Hugo, Vitarne 'Vas! Nav gtevnici byli p. a pi. J. M. Skrabanek, p. a pi. Jarda Cerny, orgaMzator pateho okrsku, a p. a pi. Bill Kruse, od radu 6. 88 v Houstonu. ele diky za naStevu, a doufam, Ze prijdou zase brzy! . Ses. Edna Urbanek byla zvolena yeclouci mladek nakho raclu. VypomoZme a podporujme jeji praci, by mohla pro rad usporadat peknY program. A vy, chlapci a deveata, chcete-li bYti v programu, prijd'te do pri g ti schtize nag eho raclu. Budeme vas eekat!

Po schuzi byla chutna svaeina 1 obeerstveni. Misto a datum pri gti schtze bilde y am oznameno ve Vestniku.

Srdeene diky vkin co pri gli do schtize.

Pokraeujeme dal se souladnou spolupraci!

S bratrskYm pozdravem Frank H. Beran, Jr. 7928 Pruit Dr. Galveston, Texas )0( kid C. 88, Houston Dramatiel0 Klub Hlahol Ochotnici kronZku Hlahol podavaji jiz predem znamky skuteene ochoty k dobrYm hereckYin vYkonfun. Posledni zkougky za veinal druZne soueinnosti naznaeovaly, Ze oddanost ku predseyZatemu fikolu dokaZe larnat prekany vkhodruhu, aby dojem na divaky byl co nejaeinnej gi. Oba raiseri maji pino price, aby domyslili vsechny podrobnosti k poclani vYrazu hlasem, pohybem, astrojem a vim tim co eini divadelni kus poutavVm. Ukol Jim usnadriuje to, Ze ochotnici tYclne zlepguji znalost sySich filoh ye slove i pohybu.

Zmiriuji se predev gim o sl. Stefi Kovaleikove, jez cvicenim mluvy a navgtevou kursu si osvojila ee gtinu natolik, ze ji mohla b3"Tti sverena jedna z hlavnich aloh. Snaha lep gi znalosti Ceske reel se u ni probudila v r. 1960 za nax grevy syYch pribcznYch v (1eskoslovensku. , Navgtivila i jina mista v Evrone (Videri, PariZ, Zurich. Mnichov aj.) pocile plant) vV pravy poradane br.

S. Valeikem. Myslime, ze jeji ueitel, spoliuleastnici kursu a pribuzni veetne jejiho cleclou gla p. Felixe Dlouheho

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v Sheldone radi uvidi jeji prvni vystoupeni na jeviati.

Ostatni ochotniky zna.te, videli jste je jiz nekolikrat ba mnobe eastokrat na jevig ti; jejich jmena jsou na oznamce. Jiste znovu potvrdi, Ze jsou zkugeni a osvedoeni here!, kteri vloZi do svYch alob vge, aby dramatickY dojem byl dokonalY. V zajmu Oeskeho dne ye Wallis due 9. eervna, bylo predvedeni hry "Ze starych 11113)1'M" prelokno na prostredni nedeli eer ynovou, podle oznamky. Vgichni se prieinime, abychom uspokojili divaky a v g echny nage phiznivce.

J. V. Pokorny, dopisovatel spolku Hlahol )0( lead 165, Moulton, Texas Mili etenari: Talc dnes po dlouhe dobe zas par radkil d oVestniku. Place v poli polevila, jenom s tim krmivem rolnici spechaji. Take jsme letos byli bavinu pro farmere a jak to je kralovskV plat na hodinu, a jak jest 5:30 odpoledne LIZ mriZete prestat kopat a jit donut jak eernoch to dela, neb si hodne za den yydelal. JalcY to rozdil dues anebo kdyZ mi.j sme byli cleti doma, i potom na ge clef,' za 85 coati) aneb $1.00 denne se platilo a to tiZ se prikazalo doma "drZte ,se price"!

‘810 se dorm) jak slunko zapadalo. Bode to letos smutne, pro ty farmare, kteri nevi co bida je.

No to "Tetieka Zubata", zas se pHstehovala do toll() naSeho mesteeka Moulton a ulovila ne kolik dirg i do raje yeenosti. Take zciiirela na ge clobra pi.

Vlasta Effenberger, ktera v/astmla tidy v Moulton Rest Home pro ty stare lidl. Bylo ji Akocia. Potom pi. Willie Kliehege, stares 63 let, pi. Jake Kurtz, stud 79 let, pan Jacob Kaligek, neco pies 80 let, pak sleena Louise Mieners, stares 62 let a dnes jsme se dozvedeli, de zemrel na,hle 56 let start' Julius Hrneir, syn pi. Fr. Hrneirove zde pH. Moulton, ale on bYval se svou rodinu ye Houstonu. Zemrel velice nahle na zachvat srdeeni.

Veera jsme byli na pohltu pani Joe Pragek, rozena byla Kali gkova, sestra zemreleho Jacoba. Tak uZ jenom ostala na Zivu pi Torn Brom, jeji sestra, posleclni. Byla to mild pani, byvali jsme s nimi v sousedstvi po osm let.

Tak uZ le jim tarn mot dobre v tom tichem berstarostnem adoli.

Tak yam mill elenove nakho radu davain vedet abyste si hried gli udelat koleeko na !calendar abyste nezapomneli nagi schuzi, a to bode v pondeli

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dne 12. 'eervna 1903

weer o 7:30; 24, eervna, Mame velice clitlelite jednani aby se neco opravilo nebo p •istavilo do to na gi sine. Osadnici si radi , udelaji zabavu anebo ten "Reunion", a tak to chceme opravit.

Tak prosim laskave zapi gte si datum 24. Cervna v 7:30, a prijedte.

V minule schuzi civerni cenu ol3drkla pani Tereza IVIikuleneak. Vette, mile se ty -Family Reunions" velice libi, • jti rikam jestli ten jeden den v race rienitiZou si poprat a prijet na to shromaZdeni tak po =di uZ nemusi anebo tiz teho nemocneho nav gtivit — to uZ jest pozde. zas Tak pro dries toho bude Most po druhe zUstavam, Bohena Fojtova ) t El Campo, Texas Ctend redakce na geho tak mileho Vestniku: Velice prilehavY pokyn, jak schnze by elenove men o ne vetgi zajem nam podal ye Vestniku v eisle 21 nag' bratr redaktor. Jeho namet cili navrh, jest vecnY, a lehko k provedeni.

U kaaleho radu by mel bYti zvolenY zabavni vYbor a ten by mel na starosti udelati program, ale elenove je jejich snaze podporovali, verkm, Ze Hlavni aradovna by byla napomocna na poladani fachim vypomoci rozdilnYnal programy. 61enove takovemu vYboru by meli ddti pcidporu.

Tento vYbor by mel hlecleti udelati rad ZivY, nejenom elenstvo, ale take firedniky radove. ZadnY Glen by nemel brat! arad predsedy, ktery nemini pracovati a vesti elenstvo by pracovali pro dobro na gi Jednoty. Mnoho firednika brzdi snahy dobrYch spolkovYch pracovnikti pouze tim Ze jsou aredniky — oni to vedi Redaktor s na gim Vestnikem jest pro jednotu, hybnou silou, a vyuZiva svojesily a moci pro dobro Jednoty — to znamena mot pro ni!

Bratri a sestry, jsem u Jednoty pies 50 mkt, mei jsem prilelitost nablednouti do nitres Jednoty neb jsem jeji clelnik pies 30 mkt). tinny. Takovou redakeni avahu jsem, a zajiste ani vy, ye Vestniku neeetli, jak to napsal nag redaktor na strance prvni v eisle 21.

Preetete si to. My se maZeme pova2ovati za gt'astne Ze mime j egte v Ceske i anglicke reel nekolik redaktora eeskSich novin. Je na nas abYsme si jich vaZili, a je podporovali, a nabadali je by si , vychovali za sebe nahradu, nehot' bude jich potfeba. Zajist'e na g dik patki take jeho rodieurn, be nam vychovali redaktora v eeskem ovzdti gi ye kterem on jich nezklamal, ba jeho

Ve stfedu, dne 12. 6ervna 1963

elanky a tivahy dychaji ovzdu§im i c,eskeho domova. Zajiste ma krasne vzpominky na domov. My vgichni mame p • emile vzpominky na nag domov z miadi, ktery vystupuje pied nagimi zraky, jako pkelibezne misto, at' ten domov byl sebe skrovnej gi. Vzpominka na. to jeho laskypine ovzdu gi, jeng tVo•ill starostlivy otec, a o nas peeliva matka takovy to doinov v gdy zahkeje, a naphiuje na ge srdce milym dojmem Po dloullych letech, To je to eemii kilnne kouzlo clomova. To je to co vytvoiila pospolitost, dtivera a laska.

Maji-li deti spokojeny givotni domov, kde vlacIne dobra . d6hoda vgajemne lasky.

TakovY to domOv, stoji za nalegitou schranu, kterou mate na dosah ruky u nagi Jednoty, toti g je-li vas domov zatigen diuhem. Jednota na ge ma proti d1uhu pojistku, ktera vam •chrani vas domov. Pi gte nine nebo zavolejte a ja, vain vysvetlim a zapi gi, jenom z du-verou se obrat'te na . Ig. Senkykik, organizator v El Campo.

S bratrskYm pozdravem Ig. 'Senkykik diky, bratle genkykik, za Vag dopis a za pochvalu! — Red.) —)O( Navgteva NavAtevou nas potesili manele Hugo Shefeakovi, od •adu 6. 130 v Dallas.

Bratr Shefeak byl na ceste do East Bernard, kde se siteastni zaseclani stanovniho vYboru ohnoveho spolku, SVPS dne 10., 11. eervna. — Diky. )0( e'. 67 Schulenburg Mill bratki a sestry: Kteki jste nebyli ve schtizi tak mate co litovat neb na ge schtize kterou jsme meli v nedeli druheho eer yna, se nam krasne yydakila nad aekavani velmi doble. Bratr piedseda Ray Kkenek sohajil schtizi o dvou hodinach odpoledne. Prvni pkivital vgechny eleny a navgtevniky. Pravil ge ho to velice tegi, ge se jich tak velky poeet dostavilo, pak gadal v gechny picitomne k povstani aby sine Bali test na gi vlajce Spojenych SOW' AmerickYch, pak potom tajemnik pfeeet1 protokol z minule schtize, kterY byl p •ijat tak jak eten. Potom tajemnik oznamil, ge mame etyry deny pkitomne kteki maji dostat padesatilete odznaky, a site Leo Jani6ek, Anton Kolenek, Julie , Ko •enek a Marie SolanskY. Tedy bratr pledseda vybidnul na geho distriktniho organizatora, . bratra Bakinu, aby tem Oen-C.1m ty odznaky odevzdal, neb vite bratr Ba•ina je . v takovYch vecech prvotkidni expert, a pak k nim I kratce promluvil,

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iiggigtbe, Oslavenci 50-leleho Oenstvi: vzatlu — pi. Julie Ko •enek s manielem, Anton Koienketn. Vp •ellif: pi. Mary SolanskV a Leo Janieeli.

si 'ji p,. Herkaina a i'rank Rom P, a vpra ze kdyby nebyt tech starych ge bysme ani dnes Jednoty nemeli.

Take se yarn musime pochvalit, ge jsme meli zvla gtni navgtevu, a to bratra redaktora. Morrise a jeho mangelku a ditky. Tedy mu srdeene clekujem za to, ge si k nam zajeli bude nas velice twit kdy g pkijedete zas brzy.

Bratr Morris fined jak jsme se seznamili mei sebou, Kodak hotovy a bral obrazky, ktere pravil, ge cla do Vestniku. Tedy diky, za to. Pak nam bratki Emil Peek a Edwin Ryba pkichystali vYbornou svaeinu. Vite, oni , dva bratki jsou vyslou gili vojengti kuchaki, tedy oni tomu rozumi. Jsme si vsichni dobke pobavili a jestli budenl

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a Pc.

-- pi. 'a bratr Alois•Dybala,

zit tak zas neco takoveho budem mit prigte. Tedy vy sestry a bratki taut) budete cllouho litovat ge jste negli do S bratrskym poulravem v gem 61entim Jednoty.

ZUstavam vas spolubratr, Frank Holub, taj. a iteet. )O) `3C1/1)ZE R&M 67 V SCHIILENBURO

Pravidelna Ctvrtroeni schtize •adu C. 67 v Schulenbiniu se odbYvala v nedeli, dne 2. Cervna, v sini VFW, ye Wolters Park. Schttzi zahajil mistni pledseda Roy Kkenek.

Odevzdard odznaki). 50-leteho 61en-

ye st.fecIti, tine 12. lervna 1963 sera kruhu, a srcieene dekujem za bratrslce pohosteni!

Po schtizi byla ,podavana chutna syaeina a chladne obeerstveni. tkolr pripraveni cele svaeiny i posluhu, preyzali nantove od raciu, a vec se jim nadherne pociarilai Napad podal br.

Frank Holub, a blame na starosti to meli bratri Emil Pekk a Edwin Ryba.

Bratr Max Mazoch vypomahal jako uklizce sine.

NavSteva byla pekna, a cloufame, to zdjern u vakho Pacin bade nadale rosti.

--Red. 0- (PO LED NA PRAHU Zrim vete; ,nektere jsou cluby mohutnYmi, a jine .hrotite jak hrukie v plani; tam leti mesto: jako tisic skrani jib hladi Yeeer prsty laskavymi.

Sve Curie telo v cia,lku rozprostird, kde Matky Boti dvojveti se blYfti.

A v mesto, zda se, hroby veal pi'V'Sti hluboke modro, kterYm nebe zmira.

fi'ecinici. fad e prvniho okr;lo.c;

Chutnou svae Vzadu jsou Ray

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v -Teu i dv Holub,

stvi be, VOcla y Barina, organizdtor pr y niho okrsku. Tito olenove obdrteli odznaky: pi. Julie Korenek, be, Anton Korenek, p1. Mary SolanskY, a br. Leo Janie-ek. (viz snimek). K temto alentim si prisedli eleno y e kteti jit obdrteli svoje odznaky minule, a to jsou: pi. Hermina Holubovd, be. Frank Holub, Jerome 8imek, a Alois Dybala. (viz snimek).

Br. Barina proniluvil CestnYmi slow k oslavencam, a ujistil jich ze jejich praci si vkchni vatime, a na ni nikay nezapomeneme.

Br, 13aithia take krdtee onjashil pred met taboea mladete, a vybizel rdci aby Lento projekt podperoval v sjeade, tinilo udeldme dobrou vec pro naSi mladet, Mak v dne'Sni clobe, potfebuje sluSneho pobaveni ,letniho. Uskateeneni tohoto tkboru by odpovidal tadosti o letniho pobytu pod rizenim. dospĂŠlYch.

Br. reclaktor se Ojai per sloe, a predstavil svoji mantelku a synka, a van.' nekolik snimkic pro uverejneni Ye Vestnika, Radii jsme se ubezmImili ye Ya-,

PRAHA, SRDCE CESKE ZEME Pohled na Prahu je earokrasnY, nejkrasnejk s Hradean, jet vysoko nad Prahou sva bilk eela a hrde vete vypinaji.

Pod na.mi se rozklada ticha Mala Strana s palaci starobylYch rodil MechtickYch a buclovami nejvySSich zellisk Y ch , s bronzovYm pomnikem voje y ncice Racleckeho as s proslulYm chramem sv. Mikuldte. Velkolepa kopule tohoto nadherneho chratuu zelene sviti nad hlaclinou strech malostranskYch doninv a pykie hlasa sldvu svehb stavitele Dientzenhofera.

Obratirne-li tvai. k jihu, spatkime zelenY Petlin s pamatnou zdi Hladovou doby cisare Karla a kihloa rozhlednon. S vecholku telezne te stavby, vysake 60 m, videti lze za jasneho dne at k pomeznYm horam naSi vlasti.

Ticha hladina vlta yske leskne se pod nami. Jezy, zalotene naprie, zadrtuji vody yha yske, takbe i v lete Siroke reeiSte poskytuje dosti vody pramidm, mi 9num a parnikUm, jet elle hladinu jeji petadaciiie. podivana na ostrovy s koS ` atYmi korunami bujneho stromovi.

Zvl'ate pilvabnY jest ostrov 8ofinskr, soused ostrova Streleckeho.

Vltava deli mesto na d ye, nerovne duly. MenSi Cast na levem brehn zaujimd Mala,Strana, Hradeany a Hole:Sovicc-Bubny.

Korunou palacovYch staveb na Headeanech. jest : kralovskr zamek. Dunive zni tea' kroky nak no tichYch, mrtyYch nad y ekieh hradu eeokSreh

Ve stredu, dne 12. Livna 1963

VeCnS,

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pohled z Prahy: Vltava

kde nekdy v slavne minulosti mei S'[um a ruch kralovske nadhery. — — Z doby VlaclislaVa Jagailovce pochdzi velikolepy sal vladislayskY, chlouba eeskeho stavitelstvi, v nemZ Ceti kralove prisally vernosti.

V jednom ze tri zatmeckYch dvorti spatrite znamenitou pamdtku liteckeho umeni. Podivuhoclne to dilo bronzove predstavuje sv. Jiri na koni a ulito bylo na rozkaz cisare Karla IV. Za panovani jeho zalolen byl i nyneji velikolepy gothicky chram svatovitsky. Foci temnYmi, hrdYini jeho klenbami kolem dokola the spi zetleld la naich kniat a kraln v TaramorovYch hrobkach sviti yeenY sen.

Z eetnYch kapli je z ylaSte pametihodna • kaple svatovaela yske, misty vykladand brou§enYmi drahokamy. Tajny vchod vede z ni do komory, kde jsou uloZ'eny kortinovaeni klenoty. Nedaleko vzpina, sve bile yeZe chram svatojirskY, v ne.tnZ odpoeivaji kosti kne'Z ny eeske, Luck:any.

Mitoho.zajimavelm pi.7echLevavai v so.. be take klaSter strahovskY s bohatou knilo ynou a kralovsky letohrade'k Belvedere v zamecke zabracle.

• Nekolik mostly spojuje levY bi'eh VI-

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tavin s pravYm. NejstarAi is rich jest jest karnenny most Karlitv mezi Malou Stranou a StarYm mesteiu. Na obou koncich mostu zdvihaji se pro.chodni veze se vkusnYinii. ozdobami.

Projderne-li branou druhe veZe, stojinie na piide Staieho mesta,. lined po levici uvidiine pomnik cisare Karla IV. Na blizku se rozklada rnohutna budova nekdejAiho kla§tera jesuitskeho s chramem sv. Klimenta; odtud jeji jmeno ,Klementinum. Sine Klementina slouzi nyni vysokYm Akolam, universi*Le pralske, iuniversitni knihovne a hvezdarne. Nedaleko Klementina rozklatla se historicke names-U. Betlemske, na nern‘Z stavala kaple Betlemska v niz Mistr Jan Hus mravni oeistu lidu pralskomu kazal. Nyni tech mistech stoji pekne pramyslove museum Naprstkovo.

KlikatYmi uliekami dokl by pak poutnik ke staromestske radnici, k pamatniku skvelYch i bednYch dnitv tato zeme. Gothicka jeji prteeli, S'tity a yeze i arkyr nadherny, jeji starobylY orloj divaji se chmurne na roziehle staromestske namesti obklopene yencern starobylYch budov — co svedkove zaqYch Casuv. Ony vilely korunovaci Podebrada, Jirika krale i slavnY

7 vod jeho hrdeho panstva, kterY se -Ludy do chramu tynskelc, ubiral. Ony vilely 1 ono hrozne poniteni strati° naroda, kdyZ z yule Feidlivanda chate 21. eeryna 1621 vYkvet, panstva Ceskelt° na le'Seni pod meeem katotTS/m umiral. — Dries jest racinice sicilem obecnich firacitiv. StaroeeskV orloj zabije, 'whyincd, zvlfhte cizince: indi se so:"i;.y 12 apoUollo, , va/zne use 'HO obecebsty, Alexi paot:"M-ooi stavite1el4.na Starer!' inesie ozdobna veZ, Pra.,ima hi nti, kudy vch:"izelo se za starych dob ze Starelio do Noveho mesta.

Uprostred Stareho mesta lea Joseto y neboli Zidovske mesto. Byvala to cast kdysi velmi necista i nezdrava, dnes • v:sak doekdla se velike zmeny.

Stare domky nahrazuji se vzduAnSimi buclovatni a bludiste tesnYch tilieck tridami, z nichz- hlavni novSim mostem Svatopluka echa spojena jest s Letnou.

PainatnYrn yr:Astern jest v to easti mesta starobyla, poclivuhocina, Ziclovska synagoga i sta gy proslulY ZidovskY hrbitov. Nedalek opak, vypind se nadRuclolfinum her0 dinn. untelcilv paldc umelecko-priimyslevelo musea.

Nove mesto vynika, novo yekYmi sta y namestimi-bami,prostanYmi i sady. VelkomestskYm iivotem naplneny jsou z ylaSte Prikopy Ferdinan(lova trida s eetnYmi bohalYmi za.vody a kramy. Jako skvele palace vynikaji na Prikopech budovy Zemske a 'Zivnostenske banky a tIverniho Ustavu. S Prikopy sousedi Vacla yske namesti, roke a pine ruchu a svetla, vykraAlene na hornim konci nadhernYm palacem eeskeho musea.

Ferdinandova trida za.koncena jest velkolepYm pomnikem praveho viastenectvi eeskeho lidu, zlatYm clomern eeskeho narodniho divadla, je'Z zbudoval is dobrovolnYch prispevkft "naroci. sobe". Nahreli, jeZ" k nemu prilehd, tahne se nyni od Karlova t p ostu aZ" vy'Sehradske skale, kterou proraZen byl tunel, a skYta, prekrasnY polled na hrde panorama hradeanske.

KrasnYmi sady zazelend se za jara Karlovo namesti, mesto historickYch vzporninek: s jeho novomestske radnieni veZe dan byl povel k bourim husitskym, kdyZ nemeeti teldefS1 jeho kenkle pohanili eeskY lid.

Tu take stoji start' chram sv. Ignacia a kla;Ster jesuitr y, tech•starYel nepratel naroda nakho. Dries je zmenen ve vojenskou nemocnici. Sedive, smutne S'tity a zdi nemocnic prabkYch zaclaneji to polled na Vy'Aehrad.

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Puvodni jadro Prahy radniei a orlojem.

kolem pamatneho Staromestkeho namesti s

Vygehrad, starodavne sidlo eeskYch knilat, kol nehoZ kdysi Surnel posvatny haj Libukn, oddelen jest od Noveho mesta potokem Botieem. V jeho posvatne zemi spi svijj tichY, veeny sen nejlepSi synove a decry hakho narocla: Jan Neruda, BeneS" Tijebizsky, Svatopluk Ccch, BoZona Neincova, F. L. Ricger... â&#x20AC;˘ NejmladSi ea,sti rychle rostouci Prahy jsou tovarni mesta HoleAoviceBubny, delnicke mesto Liberi, Podol, lezici v kotline vlta yske na jih za Vykhradem. Ku Praze same pak pkileha, venee mladYch, kvetoucich mest, jeZ tvoii s Prahou velemesto statisicove.

Jsou to vesele a vzdu gne Vinohrady nahore za NovYin mestem, Karlin s pedwYm pkistavcm. Nad nine zdviha se

Ye stkedu, dne 12, eervna 1963 na jeho vzdelanost. Za bujneho Leta, kdy2 ponoteno do zelenYeh zahrad syYch a sadti, kdy2 S'umi a huei Zivotern a ruchem je to mesto pohadkoy e krasy. Tehdy je radost Tisice pilnYch rukou, cela armada zmozolenYch paZi delnickYch pracuje v rfiznYch jeho tovarnach, v dilnach ZelezatskYch, v eeskomora yske strojirne, v tovarne "Darikovce" a j., aby vYrobky jejich byly cti Cesketriu prilmyslu.

Tisice mladYch dui specha, kaalyin ranem do jeho Skol, aby vzdelavaly sveho ducha k boji o Zivot, aby sally se pravdou a veclou. k boji o narod Pod sochakskymi dlaty rostou tady dila unielccka, z palety unielctiv zari zde harmonic barev, odtud vySli Smetana, Dvorak, Fibich, Ondrieek a Kubelik. Praha je starym hudeb -ni a umelecke kultury.

Ty mesto stare slavy, ondazene vZdy nejeistSi, hrde bijici krvi probuzeneho naroda, ty mesto nail lasky, nail touhy, nail nadeje â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Zij bojuj, zkvetej do silt'', jimi2 eiste eclo T y e oveneila na'Se kneZna LibuSe. . .

(PkiSte: Praha a Karlil y most) )O) HRADCANY Rad se divans na. hrad zvetklY, starou tvak to dobre znam; jiZ me detske oei vyhtiZely rady tam.

Vitayske jej viny pozdravi, kdy2 pkiehvataji bliZ, s mostou hledi svatYch postavy k ileum v?i.

A shluk novYch veil kol se zdvih, svalovitske veil tak, jak zastup deli oddanych k otci zki. ) 0( P F

prikrY-, zarostly chlum 2iZkova, slavnY v dejinach prvYrn viterstvim ZiZkovYin had Sigmundovymi 'krilaky. S jeho strani Uprkem hnalo se porakne vojsko Sigmundovo cloth k Vlta-ve, v jejich2 kalnYch vinach nacladzelo hrobove plijeti. Tam roziadd se nejvetSi dues pra2ske predmesti ZiZkov. Nedaleko VySehraclu pri potoku Nuslc, dale VrSovice a jine osady. Naproti Vy'Sehradu roZklada, se na levem brehu vltayskem 'Zive mesto Smichov, zname s y ymi pivovary i syetoznamou vozovou tovarnou Ringhofferovou.

PraZane jsou lid pohostinY' a dobrosrdeeny. Miluji sve 'krasne mesto nade vie, miluji je pro jeho krasa i pro jeho velikou, slavnou rninulost. A jako je miluji pro minulost, tak jsou hrdi na, jeho pkitomnost, na jeho bohatstvi,

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schfize

kad Karel Jona .g 6. 28 East Bernard Bratri a sestry: NaSe Schaze se bude odbYvat 16. eer y -naodvutinach.Posetlzbad, pOrkla,n program ucteni matck a oteti.

Sestry, bud'te tak laskave a pkineste nejaky zakusek pro spoleenou svadinu.

S pozdravem Carrie Bohaeik, taj.

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Ceske divadlo u iadu c. 88, Houston v nedeli 16. iiervna 1963 "Ze starkh mlyna" veselohra o tiech dejstvi s predenrou prednaM Dramaticky Kroukk Elahol Divadlo zapoene pkesne v 3:30 odpul.

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.17Zad 6. 88 Houston—Klub narozeninov schilze v 10 Ve sttedu, 12. eervna hod. rano, y e dvanact abed. peeeni a prodej V patek, 21. eervna kolaen; budou hotove k vecern. )0 Podzimni schfize 6. okrsku Podzinini schtze 6. okrsku jest stanovena na. nedeli dne G. listopadu 1963, • adu Cechoslovan eislo 40 v Hillje.

Frank J. OlgovsV, okrskovY tajenmik )O — 7(JJTul c. 126 Ross Schitze, kter y obyeejne se odbYva druhou ,nedeli etvrtroene, bude tteti. nedell etvrtroene, bude tieti nedell eervnu, toW 16. eervna. Spoleena svaeina bude podvavana elenum mistniho tadu RVOS e. 48 a nageho •adu 6.

126. KaZda rodina ma p •inest sebou nejakY zakousek k veeeti. 0 obeerstveni bude postarano. Schilze SPJST zapane o 1:30 hodin odpoledne.

- Joe Dujka, pied.

Jos. Fojt, taj. ) 0 (-----

Informa ellanky Jarni de;t' je kosmetikou Jarni deSt' je ptiroze pym prost •edkem kosmetickYm. Z ylaSte teply jarni ktery snail kaLik pocit'uje jako osveZujici iievu, zpilsobuje ozdraveni a zkrasneni pleti.. De gt'ova voda je, jak znamo, nejinekei voda vtibec a mnohe peelive hospodyne ji z toho clavodu shromaZd'uji na pradlo. Voila tato je prosta soli, zvla gte vapna a ho•elku.

Ji.Z odeclavna p •isuzovala, se voile na jate omlazujici a vzrast povzbuzujici sila. Skuteene p •ispiva teplY degt' v mnohem ohledu k oZdraveni VlhkY, teplY vzduch, zvadlou ktili obeerstv-uje tim, '2'e tato nassava jeho vlahu, mekne a stava se vldenou. Jarni deg t' je osva'ujici o posiltnici lazni pro o'Ci stejne jako svetlo jarni, nebot' obema Unit vlivy posiluji se ochable nervy zrakove. Dokonce i na celou nervovou soustavu tento teplY vzduch ma vliv ptiznivY, nebot' zmirfiuje jeji draZdivost. Svetelna, sluneeni i vodni deg t'ova lazeia ve stridavem postupu je nejlep gim sanatoriem, ktereho • si kaZ'clY muse doptati, protoZ'e je take nejlevnejgim. )0(

Glaucoma ® zelenY zakal Glaucoma, zeleny zakal, je vet gi natlak v oeni panence. Co natlak se zvetguie, nejen se ymeg uie ye videni (mdse zilziovat rozmer videni, einiti je nejasnYm, se zati kolem svetel a pod.),

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Den vlajky —AMERIKATys to, o zeme ma, svobodou blaena, Te opevam.

Ty zeme ()ten' mYch, Ty pkcho poeetnYch, nech ye Ygech horach svYch svobodne snit.

Te miluji. volna a vznegena, Miluji.skaly Tye, neZ v nekterych pi• paclech zavinuje trim you bolest v oeich anebo hlave.

Neleeena, muse zpUsobit slepotu.

Pravdepodobne je to nejvet gi p•ieina slepoty. Ale je tomu jinak, kdy2 je leeena. Zhusta glaucoma muse bYti za stavena. aim drive se Mei, tim lepe.

Rnzne drogy, kapky do oei, zmeny v Zivotnich zvycich, omezujici natlak v'Sechny tyto methody a sloueeniny — vgechny tyto method a kombinace v 2ivotnich zvycich, kaldk den zachranuji lidu oei.

Glaucoma je nemoc, ktera mnohdy je objevena a'Z po veku 40 let a nekdy pozcleji. Zeny jsou ji vice doteeny ne2 muZi. PMCina neni v Z • dy znama. MMe to bYt podruZnY nasledek nektere jine nemoci. Anebo nemusi bYt McIneho viclitelneho dilvodu.

Glaucoma mute ptijit nahle, anebo Ponenahlu a ti ge, s nekolika symptomy anebo ',adn:(7m naznakem, s nekolika anebo 'ZacinYmi naznaky, jeZ mHete poznat, Ale vZdy natisk v oku j e P • -liS'nYatoesjivarue.Ml*nastroj nazvany tonometer mute zme•it tento natisk. Jakmile je ho pouZ'Ato oe"nim specialistou, tonometer vic a vice stava se standardnim vybavenim ji-

14.

eervna

Tve vrchy lesnate; rozkog srdce me jak zvonem Necht' hudbou vzduch se chvi, necht' sumi stromovil volnost zpev; necht' lid se rozplesa, nechta' vAim, co d,Ye„ hrd, skalami ottasa ten mocnY hlas!

POVESTE VLAJKU SPOJ. STATU UNE 14. GERVNA

nYch cloktorti. Jakmile nemoc je objevena, je t • eba bezodkladne poradit se s ocnim specialistou. ) 0( Krev a jeji tlak Leka •sky stavaji dva tlaky krve, ktere si zasluhuji pozornosti vysoky a nizky 'krevni tlak. VysokY tlak krve, znamY leka • m cedeciny jako "hypertension", je ze vsech stavu nejroz'aitenefal, ktery zpusobuje neschopnost mezi lidmi ye SpojenYch statech. KaZdYch 24 hodin lidske srdce pumpuje 8,000 galonit krve, skrz 12,000 mil krevnich cev a kahla libra tuku pticlava, jegte pet osmi 'krevnich cev, skrz ktery musi srdce, pumpovat. Krevni tlak, me •enY k svemu nejvy gg imu a nejnigimu bode, shlecialo se, zavisi na veldt, pohlavi, telesne vahy a na stavu krevnich cev. Je to normalni, ze se krevni tlak eloveka meni den ode dne, ba oil hodiny k hodine. Zpftsobuji to rfizne okolnosti, jako studene nebo horpoeasi, zlost nebo ilzkost a namaha.

Aveak luly2 krevni tlak zfistava na abnormalni vysoke i pii odpoe'inku, musi se mu venovat zylaAtni pozornost. Ponevaa stou p ajici krevni tlak je easti lysiologickeho procesrt starnuti, je to sta y, ktery jednotlivec musi oeekavat a Wen mouRe, je-li

10 potrebi, kompetentnim lekarem. Ovgem duSevni rozpolokni hraje dilletitou roll v peel vysokeho krevniho tiaku. Osoby s vysokym krevnim tlakem mail se vylaYbati rozeileni a zlosti, jako i cviku, vytadujici zvedani tetkYch veci, nebo behani nebo jakehokoliv druhu einnosti, ktera zpfisobuje kratkost dechu. Ponevadt vysokY tlak krve neni chorobou, nybrt stavem, ktery vyplYva z procesti zmeny v tele, mooch:a osoba se sveri peel lekare. )0 )

Osudy dobreho vojaka Svejka PISE JAROSLAV HASEK DIL II. — NA FRONTS PokraL'ovanI Kdyt vstoupil do arestantskeho kuPC se s yyna prtivodcem, nahledl do papirti a prijav raport znieeneho desatnika, ze veze dva arestanty a ma toIlk a tolik mutstva, porovnal je gte jeclnou y e spisech pravost udani a rozhledl se kolem.

"Kohopak to vezete s sebou?" otazal se prisne, ukazuje na vrchniho polniho kurata, kterY spal.

"Paslu g ne hlasim, pane lajtnatnt," zakoktal desatnik, " a. e my tetonone..."

"Jake pak tentononc," zabrueel doktor Mraz, "vyjadrete se primo."

"Poslu gne hiasim, pane lajtnant," ozval se misto desatnika Svejk, "tento pan, kterY spi no bri ge, je nejakej pan obrfeldkurat. Von se , k nana pridal a vlezl nam sem do vagonu a ponevaclt le to na g predstavenej, tak jsme ho nemohli vyhodit, aby to nebylo poru geni superordinace. Von si patrne spletl g ta.bni vagon s ,arestantskYm." Doktor Mraz si vzdychl a podival se do syYch papirti. 0 nejakem vrchnim polnim kuratovi, kterY ma jet's vlakern do Brucku, nebylo v seznamu zininky. Cold nervosne okem. Na posledni stanici mu najednon pribyvali kone a nyni se inn dokonce rodi zeista,jasna vrchni polni kurati v kope pro arestanty.

Nezmohl se na nic jineho, neZ te vyzval clesatnika, aby s p i c i h o obratil, ponevadZ z teto polohy nebylo moZno oreit jeho identitu.

Desiitnik obratil pa del g namaze vrchniho polniho kurata naznak, pHeenat se ten probudil, a vida Mica prod sebou, rekl: "Eh, servos, Fredy, was gibts neues?

VESTNIK Doktor Mraz poznal ihned, Ze je to Cloy& od veerej gka z dtistojnicke ho kasina„ a tile si v z d y c h 1.

"Za to," reU k desatnikovi, "ptijdete k raportu." Odchazel, kdyZ ho vtom vejk zadrtel: "Poslughe hlasim, pane lajtnant, lie sem nepatfim. Mam bYt zavrenej jen do jedenacte, ponevadt prave dnes vygla moje Unita. Byl jsem zavrenej na tii dny a ted' ut inam sedet s vostatnima v dobyteim vagone. Ponevadt ut je dam) jedenact prye, prosim vas, pane lajtnant, abych byl bud' vysazenej na trat', nebo pilevedenej do dobyteiho vagonu, kam patriot, nebo k panu obrlajtnantovi kagovi."

"Jak se jmenujete?" otazal se doktor Mraz, divaje se opet do svych papiril.

"Svejk Josef, poslugne hlasim, pane lajtnant."

"Ehm, vy jste tedy ten znamy vojin vejk," rekl doktor Mraz, "vy jste mei opravdu vyjiti o jedenacti. Ale pan nadporuCIk Loka g mne tadal, abych vas nepou gtel at v Brucku, je pry to bezpeenej gi, alespon nia ceste nic nevyvedete."

Po odchodu inspekce nemohi desatnik udrtet se jizlive poznamky: "Tak vidite Svejku, ze yam to bylo houby platne obracet se na vylIl instanci. Kdybych byl chtel, mohl jsem y am obema zatopit."

"Pane desatniku," ozval se jednoroeni dobrovolnik, "hazet mrvou je vice mene verohodna argumentace, ale inteligentni Cloy& nema utivat takovYch vYrazii slov, je-li rozellen nebo chce-li delat vYpady na nekoho. Potom to vale sme gne vyhrotovani, te jste nam mohl obema zatopit. Proe jste to, u v gech vertu neudelal, kdyt jste mel k tomu priletitost? Jevi se v torn jiste vase velika du gevni vyspelost a neobyeejna delikatnost."

"Ut toho imam dost!" vyskoeil desatnik. "Ja mohu vas oba privest do kriminalor "A kviill eemu, holoubku?" otazal se "To je moje 'Yee," dodaval sobe odvalay desatnik.

"VaSe yeti," rekl jednoroeni dobrovolnik s rismevem, "vase i nage. Jako v karta.ch: moje teta vase tete.

Spit bych rekl, ze na vas phsobila zrninka o tom, te pnjclete k raportu, a prate zaeinate na rids hulakat, to ovSem te neslutebni cestou."

"Vy sprost'aci," ozval se desatnik, nabiraje posledni odvahu tvarit se stragne.

"Ja vain neco povim, pane kapral,"

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poznamenal Svejk; "ja jsem starej voja.k, sloutil jsem piled valkou a vono se to vtdycky a tema nadavkama nevyplaci. KdyZ jsem tenkrat sloutil pied pamatuji se, te u nas byl u kumpante nejakej supak Schrelter. Von sloutil z asupu moral jit ut jako kapral da yno domti, ale WTI, jak se rika, uhozenej. Tak ten Clo y& na nas vojacich sedel, lepil se jako neco na ko gili, to mu nebylo reeht, to ass bylo proti vSem forSrifttim, sekyroval nas, jak jen mohl a rikal nom: `vy nejste vo jaci, ale vechtri; Me to jednoho dne clotralo a gel jsem ke- 1:umpanieraportu. 'Co epees?' povida hejtman. `Mani, pos111.'8'116 hlasim, pane hejtmane, stitnost na nakho pana feldvebla Schreitra: my jsme piece eisarSti vojaci a ne tadni vechtili. My sloutime cisaki nano, ale nejsme tadni hlidadi ovoce.' `Koukej, hmyze,' vodpoveciel nine hejtman, `at' .oZ to nevidim.' A ja na to, te prosim poslo gne prelotit me k batalionsraportu.

U batalionsraportu, kdyz jsem to VYsvetlil obrstlajtnantovi, Ze nejsme ISdny vechtti, ale . cisargti vojaci, dal nine zavrit na dva dny, ale jO jsem zadal , aby mne prelozili k regimentsraportu. U regimentsraportu pan obrgt po mYm vysvetlovani n:!' me zarval, te jsem pitomec, abych tali ke vSem Certhm. Ja zas na to: Poste'Sne hlasim, pane obr gt, abych by). piledveclen k brigaderraportu.' Toho se lek a lined dal do kancelare zavolat hatScho supaka Schreitra a ten me -masa vodprosit prede vsema oficirttota za to slovo `vechtr'. Potom nine na dvore a voznamil nine, k vocte dnegka nine nadavat nebude, ale te , me privede na garnizon. 35 jsem si vod tST doby daval ne sebe pozor, ate neuhlidal jsem se. Sta.l jsem post u inagacinu a na stene kaZdej post na zed' deco vtdycky napsal. Ja jsem na nic ne moll vZpomenout a tak iseen z dlouhe chvile podepsal na, steno pod nazev: ‘Supak Sehreiter je hn6!;.' ten paeholek supa,k lined to udat poneivad za, mnou slidil jako eer yenej pes. NeSt'astnou nahodou R - ae nazi tim napisem byl jinej: 'My p a vojno neptijdome, my se na ni vylat glaine', a to bylo v race 1912, kdyZ ionic inneli jit clo Srbska kvnli tomu konsulovi Prochaz. kovi. Tak me hued poslali do Terezina k landgerlehtu. Asi patinaetkrat hi zed' od magaeInu s tema napisema i s mym podpisem pani ad vojenskeho dali napsat, aby zkoumali natij rukopis: 'My na vojnu nepojdoine, my se na m vyka gleme', patnac ■:krilt niusel

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jsern psat pled nimi Supak Fichreiter je hnat' a nakonec prijel jeclen znalec, pisroa la dal nine napsat: 'Bylo 29, eervence 1897, kdy KralovY Dvtir had Labem poznal lartizy prudkeho a rozvocIneleho Labe.' To jests nestaci,' povidal auditor. Tak tune "Srb, srub, svrab, srabatina, cherubim, rubin, holota'. Von uS byl z toho ten soudni znalec. pisma tumpachovej a porad se y ohliSel dozadu, kde stal vojak s ho.jonetem, a nakonea rekl, Se to musi do Vidue, abych napsal trikrate so sebou: `Take zaeina ko pant, hOrko je znamenite; Voc1pravili celej material do Vidne, a naRonec„ vy:;lo to tak, 2e pokud se tyka tech napiss, Se to neni moje ruka, podpis je nafij, na kterej jsem se ptiznal, a Ze za to jsem vodsouzenej na Sest nedel, ponevad2 jsem podepsal, kdyS jsem stal na varte, a nemoh jsem prej dat po to dobu, co jsem podpisoval na sal."

"To je videt," rekl desatnik s uspekojenim, Se piece jen nezustalo to bez trestu, Se jste poradnej bejt na mists toho landgerichtu, naparil bych vain ne lest neclel, ale test let." .

"Nebud'te tak straAnY", ujal se siova jeclnoroeni dobrovolnik, "a pomYelejte, radeji na svuj , konec. Prove nedavno vane • ekla. insnekce, ze pfijdete k raportu. Na takovou vec mel byste se pripravit velice vaSne a rozjimat poslednich vecech desatnika. Co jste vIastne proti vesmiru, kdy poyaSite, nejbliSSI nam stalice je' od, toho vojenskeho vlaku vzclalena 275.000 krat neS slunce, aby jeji paralaxa tvofila jednu obloukovou vterinu.:Kdyby vy jste se nachazel ye vesmiru jako stalice byl byste rozhodne nepatrnYm, aby vas mohly postrehnout nejlep'Si hvezdarske pristroje. Pro vadi nepatrnost y e vesmiru neni pojmu. Za pul roku udelal byste na obtoze takevYmaliekY obloueek, za rok, maliekou elipsu, pro vyjadreni ktereS eislicemi neni vfibec pojmu, jak je nepatrna.

Valle paralaxa byla by nemeritelnou."

"V takovem pripade", poznamenal vejk, "mob by bYt pan kaprdl larclej na to, Se ho Sadnej nemilSe smelt, a at' to s nim u raportu dopadne jak dace, musi bejt klidnej a nesmi se rozeilovat, pone ya(c1S. kaSdY rozeileni nocli na zrclavi a ted' ve yojne si musi skazidej zdravi ktrit, ponevan ty valeenY outrapy vySaclujou vod kaScly7ho jednotlivce, aby nebyl Sadnej chcipak.

Jestli vas pane kapral sa yrou," po-

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Hmeyem, "jekraeoval ,:_ vejk s stli se yam stone nejakY to nrikori„ tak . nesmite ztracet dueha, a jestli voni si budou myslet'svoje, Vy si taky myslete svoje. Jako jsem znal jecL,nob() uhlide, kterej byl se ninon zavrenej na zaeatku valky na policejlaim reditelstvi v Praze, nejakej FrantiSek Skyor, pro velezraclu, a pozdeji snad taky voclpravenej kvuil nejakej pragmatickej sankci. Ten elovek, kdyS, se ho t.i vejsiechu ptaii, jestli. rna nejaky namitky proti protokolu, rekl: `At' si bylo, jak si bylo, piece jaksi bylo nebylo; jeete nikdy nehylo, aby Potom Ito Bali do temnY don a nedali not ole jist a pit po (-Iva cloy a zas ho vedli k vyslechu, a on stal na sy Yna, to at' si bylo, jak si bylo, piece jaksi bylo, jests nikdy nebylo, aby s din jaksi nebylo. MilSe be Se pod Sibertici, kdyS. ho potom dab: k vojenskeirm 8011Cin," "Ted' prej toho hodoe veeeji a strileji," rekl jeden z muSil eskorty, "nedavno nam eetli na execirplace befel, Ze v Bilotole vodstrelili zaloSatika. Kuchnu, ponevadz hejtmap sekl jello -chlapeeka, kterej byl na ruce jell° deny, kclyS se s nun v BeneSove ,chtela loueit a von 8e rozeilit, A polltickY lidi Oboe zaviraji Taky jednoho redo .torn.' na Morave.'

A nae hejtman povidal, is to no vostatni jeSle eeka," "Wechno ma sve mete", rekl roani dobrovolnik dvojsmyslni, "To mate pravdu", ozva.,1, se clesatMk, "na takovY redaktory to patri.

Voni jen ld poburujou.

1(0.y2 jsem by jertirm tak byl pode runou jeHe ten mne jinak n o ne/) 'al ned i- 3zou armady, ale kdyS, isent ho coil klenkfibungy, aS so potil, tok vZdycky rprosim, abyste ye nine etil eloyeka.'

Ja„ mu toho eloveka ale okazal, kci:vez, bylo `nieder' a hodne louZi no clvoN v kasarnach. Zavedl jsem ho pied to kovou louSi a musel chlap do dot, aS voila strikala ie. im no, plo yarne. A vodpilledne uS uselo se yeechno na nem, musel bejt eistej coval a hekal a dell.

1 0 svin, drubej don byl zase lend v Plate a ja, stal nim a rikal jsem mu"Tak, pane redaktere, co je vie, zkaza armady nebo ten vas elovek?' To byl pravej Desatnik podival

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jednoroenikbo dobrovolnika a pokraeoval: "Von strain jednoroeni ,pasky p r ove proto, ponevad2 psal co novin o tejrani vojakfi. Ale jak ho netejrat, kclyS takovej ucenej elovek neumi kveru rozebrat vrdlus, ani kdy2 mu to uk po padesatY ukazujou, a kdyS se rekne: `linksSaut,', von krouti jako neschval svou palici napravo a 'km31(4 pritom jako vrana na kus sejra pri kvergrifech nevi, zae ma drive chytit, jestli za. Semen nebo sa, patrontadku, a eumi na vas jako tele ma novy vrata, kdyS, mu ukazujete, jak ma sjet ruka pa remeni doltl. Von ani nevena kterym rauieni se nosi kver salutoval jako vopice a pri tech yobratech, pomoz panbfih, kdyS se maSirovalo a neil se chodit. KclyS se mel votocit, to mu bylo jedno jakou nohou to udelal, cap, cap, cap, treba 'Sest Snit). jolts del kuptedu pal( se teprve otoeil jako kohout no. vobrtliku a pH MarSi drSel krok jako podagrista nebo taneoval jako stara taneenicc vo posviceni."

Pokraeovani NEIUKEJTE 2E JSTE STARA a je yam teprve S'edesat anebo vice let!

-Jste mozna pouze slaba, u-navend, pro nedostatek Seleza a vitaminu ye va§i krvi. Nebo jen s namabou ohYbate kolena nebo jine klouby? To neni stain rim, ale pro bolesti, kterYin. uhybate.

A pomoc j etak blzko, kdyS to udelate jako krajanka Mary SiSko z Miramar Hollywood, ktera, pile: Minuly rok jsem sotva mohla prejit' pokoj, nebot' kaSrokem jse rnmela liroznou bolest v kolenou. Ale tento rok uS netrpim a, je to zazraene, nebot' na arthritis trpela jsem vice nod 40 rokti a Sadmi tolik clobreho neuci.nll jako ten. BOLVEN se Z,DRAVITAmINENT. A bent Zdra yitamin jen jed,en denne a Bolven civakrate a yeeer namaSu take kolena a ramena vonavYm MorayskYrn litfazanim a rano neVim, ze jsem tnela kcly arthritis. A mohu cele noel spat bez vyrukni. Je to neuveritelne, ale kclyS elovek to sam na sobs zkusi — tak se presvedeti. — Proto neotalejte a napn'te si jeete ted' a 100 tablet dvoinasobne fleinnosti etyriek BOLVEN co $2.90 a Z,:-.1ravitanain. kapsle na if tych uSivani ca $e1.98. Nebo celou vkch tr- ileka i s rtaazanim -37,7cblou poetott vyplacene. ca,:da, money order, :wk nebo no, C. 0. D. EUROPEAN DRUGS Bfetislav Jelinek, Cs.e lekarnik 3255 — 10th W., SEATTLE 99, WASH.

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Le • . "0.i) In!nce O yanatta

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Conidersation nozmiava Dobry den, pani Novalcova ,. Jsem rad, ie umite eesky.

Dobry den, Ilonzo! Sly ela jse , mate zajem o eeStiriu.

Ano, tei, se tienri eisti a psati eesky.

To je baneene. Jiste, Ze tvoje babieha, je toinu Marninka tea roa z toho radost, pisi babieee eesky. Ba,bieka, neete glicky.

Je ecstina tezka`t atir el inka: "te Neni veirei prace nejsou he bych To je pravda.

S be-e la, ate musim in;„ TeZ inam pa Veeer mesta. Na shiedanou, rani n Slovoieek — Vocabulary musiti H must pani Novakova Mrs. Novak umeti H — to zajem. — interest know haw slySeti II — to hear sestina — Czech psati III—to write language bajeinry — woneisti 'HI — to read i• kati I — to say derful jiste to thive surely radost nn joy jiti HI — to go spech — hurry pravda — truth veeer — evening anglieky glish (adv.)

Work kolaee — Czech to — town, city cake bez'without teika — difficult, tvoje—your, yours heavy

. of verbs given in the vocabulary; musiti

Unleti

MIMI/

umim

music rusi

111111 umime

isite musi eji

ilmite

umeji

jeti jedu

;inn jue jdeme jnete jciou Iikati i•kam iikas •ik.ame fikate kikaji ion of phrases: m o eeStinu. You are nterCzech. o radost. He is happy about

To je pravda. That's the truth; or that's right.

Muslin az jiti, I must go now, Rada bych juste miuvila. like to talk some more,

I would

4. ice the conversation with some yp e 4. = of your family.

5. Work on your translation of "JanoSik",'

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lie —. eo. You can't ye cake 1.Vai Work. (This is a,copollar Czech saying; "one must work hard to get somewhere".)

ework to

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nil practice reading the the new words and ex-

Plum 1St person 2nd person pgete 3rd person pig ete piSi (ou colloquial) 2. Hereafter the verbs in the vocab- Wary Will be labeled as I, II, III, conjugation, This classification

Uiitek z telocviku, Osoba, ktera je nemoend., znesehopnend, unavena, otyla, nebo slabs nasledkem nedostateane pati46.46, potravy, zteli si udrZuje telesnou schopnost.

Cvik ucir'aijo svaly a klouby ohebne a te2 zlenSuje obeli krve, a clnchaci funkci. Je to podivuhodmi zoidsob lecby pro lidi, ktere jsou nervosni. '<tern cvik je pro nas nejlep§i a spravnn? Hospodyne a muZi, konajici rueni praci, obyCejne ho potrebuji. Jednotlivec vS"ak, ktern mnoho sedi, potrebuje cviku a ma si dopravati chdzi, jizdu na bicyklu, plovani a tennis nebo golf. Tin minuty denne jednoclucheho teloeviku -Let porndha. Tyto cviky se maji konati od [Toby, kdy je mn2i 21 let aZ do 80 let staid. )0(

to read (hard skin) Singular •all eteme 1st person ®, &tit et6 etPte 2nd person 3rd person etc

2nd person 3rd person

Dobry vYiiva nutna pro stare osoby Pod yYZiva neni nic neobyeejneho mezi nanimi starSilni °hearty. Ri;leinou toho initZe bYti clioroba nebo ztravovani (dieting) k udizovf.ili normalni telesne vt.thy. A kLlyZ nin eini, , mnozi oporninaji ziskati dosti vitamimi a mineralti. Nedostatek proteinii nasieduje zmenSeneho poZivani masa, mleka, sYra a vajec. Pak nastane slabost, a kdyz potom jsou pokrmy znatelne nizke na proteiny, ma to za nasiedek ztratu tkaniva, chudokrevnost (anemia) a nanurelost nohou. Nedostatek vitaminn zpilsobuji obyeejne poruchy, ktere prekaZeji patinene asimilaci potravy. Mute to bnti priljem, daveni, rakovina nebo jinn Zaludeeni poruchy. Zde je dieta dostateend, avnak .vitaminy nedosahuji sveho ureeni. Tu se musi prieina napraviti a dodateene vitaminy podavany s potravinami, ktere maji hojnost vSech vitaminu. Zakladni dicta pro normaini starSi osobu ma obsathovati hojnost proteinu, mato tuku a hojnost vitaminti. Takova dicta zahrnuje jedno poslouZeni ovocne At'avy nebo syroveho zeli; jedno posiouZeni mime nebo 2lute zeleniny, nebo ovoce jako nahraZka; jedno poslouZeni masa, drtibeZe nebo ryby; jedno vejce denne nebo aspon tin za tnden; jedna pinta (Pint) mleka. DalSiho obohaceni lze ziskati z masla, naargarinu, podzemnicoveho masla (peanut butter) a chleba.

AvSak musi se to vziti v nvahu dlouho zalogene zvyky, chuti a nechuti. Nestava vSak Zadna. prieina pro zmenu, je-li jednotlivec zdravY, bez ohledu na stain

no spec . I'm in a hurry.

Mluvnke — Grammar 1. Conjugation of the verbs of the third conjuga ;:

psati -- to write (sof Singular

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A few short weeks ago, we devot'ed these columns to a tribute to our mothers. Now, in tribute to Father's Day, June 16th, we turn our attention and respect to all fathers.

• • Father is more, believe it or not, than someone who pays all the bills, hands over the car keys to a teen-age son, brings "home the bacon," and sees after the welfare of the family. Most people are aware of the traditional role that father plays, and I'm afraid, this role is a bit overworked in the hustle and bustle of everyday existence and livlihood. There is a danger of father being relegated to the position of money-changer, money-giver, and adminiatrator cif family discipline whenever things get bad. ♦ • Sociologists tell us that many of our current problems are brought about by the father being shunted into the background, by being relegated to an unimportant corner in the family household, when he should, in fact, be the strong and noble head of the family. They tell us that by women assuming more of a business-political role in our society, the husband is thereby losing some of his manly traits, and is divesting himself of some of the leadership qualities that be should so effectively exert.

His should be a position of leader. ship; he should be at the helm of the family ship, and the rest of the household should look to him for that direction of course. If he falters or refuses to play this role, there is a chance that the family scheme of things is upset, the laws of nature are violated, and frustration runs rampant in the minds of the offspring. There is truth here. Troubled, confused, and frustrated young minds are filling our schools with unruly, coarse youth, bent on undisciplined misbehavior. They are also filling our penal institutions.

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ONLY A DAD Only a dad, with a tired face, Coming home from the daily race, Bringing little of gold or fame, To show well he has played the game.

But great in his heart that his own rejoice To see him coming, and to hear his voice.

Only a dad, with a brood of four, One of ten million men or more.

Plodding along in the daily strife, Bearing the whips and the scorns of life, With never a whimper of pain or hate For the sake of those who at home await.

Only a dad, neither rich nor proud, Merely one of the searching crowd, Toiling, striving, from day to day, Facing whatever may come his way, Silent, whenever the harsh condemn, And bearing it all for the love of them.

Only a day, but he gives his a'al To smooth the way for his children small To do, with courage stern and grim, The deeds that his father did for him, This is the line that for him I pen, Only a dad, but the best of men.

Many problems of the youth can be directly traced to an unstable home situation where there either was no father or where the father simply would not assume the God-given role assigned him since the dawn of civilization. This vacillation, uncertainty, and absence of firm but respected authority in the home is what troubles the minds of many of our youth. Yes, mother represents authority, but father is that still "higher" authority, a sort of "supreme court" in each household. Children expect it, and mother should, within reason, accept and go along with that authority. If she questions it, she should do so in prviate.'

• • In our schoolteaching experience, the most frequent cause of troubled teenagers was an :unstable family relationship, aggravated oftentimes by the complete absence of a father, or by a father's neglect of his fatherly obligations. The most admirable youngsters are those who succeed in their work, or school in SPITE of their parents! Oftentimes, too, a child's plight is not of his own creation, but rather the victim of it.

• • Let us then, this Father's Day, turn our attention to father, that master of the home, that counselor and hearer of troubles, that listener to problems.

Let him be lifted upon the pedestal that he so rightly deserves, and let him occupy it every day, each year, the rest of his life. Let him be accorded the respect that is accorded the captain of any ship, and let it not diminish with the passage of time. The Fourth Coinmandment requires that we honor our fathers and our mothers, a mandate for all of us. Those who are fortunate to have their fathers in their midst, let them be shown in some special way that their life's work and devotion to family duties are appreciated. Show them and tell them. If father has passed from this world, remember him in

14 reverent recollection, and by a simple wreath on his final resting place.

• Much more could be written on the role the father should play, but we ahould like to digress here to the more Jighter side of the subject. We ran across these statements of what a father is: "A father is a thing that is forced to endure childbirth without an anaesthetic.

A father is a thing that grOwls when he feels good and laughs loud when seared half to death.

A father never feels worthy of the worship in a child's eyes. He's never quite the hero his daughter thinks; never quite the man his son believes him to be and this worries him. sometimes. So he works too, hard to try and smooth the rough places in the road for those of his own who will follow him.

A father is a thing that gets very angry when school grades aren't as good as he thinks they should be . . so he scolds his son, though he knows at's the teacher's fault.

A father is what gives daughters away to other men who aren't nearly good enough-so they can have grand'children who are smarter than anybody's.

I don't ,know where a father goes when he dies — but I've an idea that after a good rest, wherever it is, he won't just sit around on a cloud and wait for the girl 'he's loved and the children she bore; he'll be busy there, too — repairing the stars, oiling the gates, improving the streets ® smoothing the way." ) 0( NOTE If you have sent in any picture, or pictures, to the Vestnik within the last month or so, please send us a stamped, self-addressed envelope, so that we May forward them to you. Include the name of the person whose picture you are requesting. We have a number on hand — Ed. )0 ) -Ideas are very much like children; your own are wonderful.

• • It's what you learn after you know it all that counts.

• • If at first you don't succeed, that makes you about average.

• • The person who has no purpose in life seldom shows much progress.

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OLD GLORY I am the American Flag!

Behold me! Once I bore a circle of only 13 stars.

Today there are 50 stars gleaming on my blue field.

I wave over a vast territory and a multitude of Americans.

I am seen in every land where your sons guard the freedom of many peoples.

I stand for your history, your principles, your government.

I stand for your hope of peace.

I stand for your dream of brotherhood.

I stand for new achievements here and in the universe.

But I have no power except that you give me.

My colors are bright and strong.

They symbolize your character, and your will to make this a planet of freedom.

I am your inspiration.

I will ripple proudly in the breeze as Jong as you endow me with courage, faith and strength. am tne American Flag!

--John Nelson Evans.

• • OLD GLORY SPEAKS The following was delivered in the U. S. House of Representatives by the Hon. Gordon L. McDonough of California, on January 18, 1962. A friend of Mr. McDonough's, Mr. Amos F. Hurley, of Los Angeles, and veteran of World War I, composed this patriotic essay, "Old Glory Speaks."

Because of its reverence for the flag of the United States, and because it alludes to very important historical events in the life of our nation, Mr.

Wednesday, June 12, 190, McDonough, inserted the composition, in its entirety, in the Congressional Record. Here it is: "OLD GLORY SPEAKS" (By Amos F. Hurley) I am the flag of the United States of America..

I was conceived in the dreams of liberty and in the hopes of freedom.

I was designed by the hands of Betsy Ross and her sewing basket was my cradle. Though I was never an orphan, I was adopted by the Continental Congress in 1777 and proclaimed the national emblem of a Nation newly born on this continent, fighting valiantly for survival and destined to bring to all mankind a new concept of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

I have been many places and have seen many things. I have witnessed every event of American history. I was there when they fired the shot heard around the world. I was there in the late twilight at Fort McHenry and inspired Francis Scott Key to write the immortal"Star-Spangled Banner," now our national anthem.

I saw Molly Pitcher take the cannon swab from the hands of her dead husband and help carry on the fight for freedom. I felt the bitter 'cold at Valley Forge, and gave warmth and comfort to General Washington and his tired and hungry Continental Army.

I rode with Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys. I saw the signal that started the midnight ride of Paul Revere.

I was flown above the decks of Old Ironsides, and from the masts of the Yankee and the China Clippers. I blazed the trail with Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett. I led the settlers coming west and crossed Death Valley in a covered wagon.

I was carried through the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli by the U. S. Marines. Once I fell to the ground at Custer's Last Stand, and there were no. living hands to pick me up. I galloped up the slopes of San Juan Hill with Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders of the U. S. Cavalry.

I stayed with the boys until it was over, over there, and on the battlefields of the Marne, Chateau-Thierry, St. Mihiel, and the Argonne Forest. I saw many of the youth and manhood of our Nation fall and lie still in death; they had given their last full measure of devotion. The war was over for them forever, and I kept my lonely vigil over their graves and stayed to watch the poppies grow amid the crosses, row

- WednesclaA- June. 1,2a 1963 on row, in Flanders Fields. I was raised by five, brave -men during the "hell" of Iwo Jima, I waved farewell to the four immortal chaplains who went down with their ship and to honored glory.

I am many things to many people.

I am an inseparable link in the chain that binds men to God and country; each link welded in the fires of purity by the sacred hands of God, himself.

And because I am on the side of God, the godless would destrey'me, but, they dare not, because I am protected' by Hie mighty land armies of the Nation, the powerful and deadly fleet of the-Nagy, and the screaming eagles of the Air Force, watching and waiting to swoop down and destroy anything that would harm me, To some, I am yesterday, today, and tomorrow; to others I am a- glorious child, to some a grand old man or a most .gracious lady. I have several names. I am called the Red, White and Blue, the Star-Spangled Banner, the Stars and Stripes, but I am most commonly known by the nickname given me by an old sea captain, who called me Old Glory.

I have not changed much in my 185 years. I still have my original 13 stripes, but as each State came into the Union a new star was proudly added to the constellation of my blue field. It started with 13 stars, now there are 50.

Many more things I would like to tell you, but we haven't time, but I do want to see you again. I am easy to find. I am everywhere. I am in the homes of the poor, in the mansions of the rich, in Independence Hall with the Declaration of Independence and the Liberty Bell. I am in the White House with the President, I am in all the churches, cathedrals, and synagogues, in the Council of the Boy and Girl Scouts of America, in all the schools where they pledge allegiance to me.

I drape the caskets of our Nation's heroes, borne to their last resting place; the caskets of Presidents, generals, admirals, humble privates, and the Unknown Soldier. Wherever freemen gather, wherever there is justice, equality, faith, hope, charity, truth, or brotherly love, there, too, am I. A short while ago I was flown over the Nation's Capital, gazing proudly across the land of the free and waving to the homes of the brave; then I was lowered and given by a grateful nation to a great Congressman, who brought me across the continent to the shores of the Pa-

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cific, and presented me to a group of veterans of World War I, at Patriotic Hall in the City of Los Angeles to become their official flag, and with fitting ceremonies, ,,,on; carried by tired old hands and pcnted in a place of honor near the Holy Bible and there I shall remain until (like the old soldier) I'll just fade away and be retired by time alone, and may history never write my obituary for I am the Stars and Stripes forever.

I am Old Glory. )0 On June 7, 1813 ___ 150 years ago — began one of the ioust important trials in defense of religious freedem in America. Father Anthony Kohlrnann, a Jesuit priest who had come to America from Germany, was tried in the New York Court of General Sessions on the charge of refusing to reveal to the authorities secrets told him under the seal of confession, even though the criminal had been brought to justice.

The trial was a sensational one and widely publicized. Finally, Father Kohlmann, whose firm stand on the principles of religious faith had won general praise and commendation, was acquitted. The State of New York passed a law on December 10, 1828, stating that "no minister of the Gospel or priest of any denomination whatsoever shall be allowed to disclose any confession made to him in his professional character." This principle has since been accepted as law by the courts of the nation. )O(

LETTERS 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 SPJST 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 Vrazel's Polka Band.

Everyone Cordially invited.

Yours truly, Charlsie Svetlik, Secretary ) 0 (— LODGE NO. 56, CORPUS CHRISTI Invitation to the Annual Picnic of Lodge No. 56

In our last meeting, which was held on May 12, 1963, we decided to have our Annual Lodge Picnic on Sunday,

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',Tune 23, -1963, at the Sokol Hail.

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 kola,ches, cakes, pies, etc.

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

The public is cordially invited.

John Stasae, Secretary 0( LODGE NO. 88, HOUSTON JUNE 16 — CZECH COIIIK';DY

The date and time to remember is June 16th, 3:30 p.m, at which time the Hlahol Dramatic Club of Lodge No. 88, Houston, 1140 Robbie St., will present a Czech' comedy, "Ze Starych Mlynu," (From the Old Mills). We hope you have been reading the articles about this _presentation and 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 Hla_hol Dramatic Club. You will be thankful your came!

Please ask your friends to come with yon. A delicious dinner will be served at noon and also supper after the stage presentation. There will also be plenty of pastries and coffee on hand.

Come early so you can enjoy the fellowsnip, food and the main attraction "Ze Staryen Mlynte" 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.

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( LODGE 84 BALL TEAM

Dear Brothers and Sisters: On Tuesday night, June 4, we played McCord Music a makeup game which had been rained out previously, and we lost by a score of 12 to 0. We just didn't have any pep and nearly everyone on the team just didn't play a very good ganie. We are capable of playing better ball and we must in.

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND LISBURSE MENTS FOR T111 MONTH OF MAY, 1963 ZFRAVA FctiJMU A VYDANI ZA MESIC KVETEN RECEIPTS - PkiJEM:

Mortuary Umrtni

Expense Vyclani

..... ... ..... ... .... .... . ... ....

Mortgage Loans - Majetkove ptijeky Certificate Loans - Certifiketove ptijeky Sale of Czech Textbooks - Prodej eeskYch ueebnic Premiums - Umrtni poplatky on radii Interest on Certificate Loans -,- Urokz CertifikatovYch pfajeek Interest on Mortgage Loans - Urok z nrajetkovYch pujeek Interest on Bonds Urok -' z bondt Miscelaneous - Rozliene Bondy ---------------- - -------- ------- -------- โ ข - ------------income From R. M. 0. - Z mineralniho majetku Annuities (Retirement) ... ----- . ----- .,... ------- . - . - . .... ...., ............ _ ... : .. .................-Rent from S. P. J. S. T. Building - Naiein z budovy Sale of Lodge Supplies - Prodej radovYch potleb Appraisal Fee - Na odhady

86,652.24 6,193.04 18.68 28,841.90 2,044,13 33,718.75 6,037.50 5.47 1,120.42 179.75 2,387.93

Total Receipts - Celkovy prijem Cash Balance 5-1-63 - Hotovost 5-1-63 -------- ............. . ......... - ..... -

167,199.81 249,287.25

27,357.10 50,301.31

416,487.06

77,658.41

Juvenile Detske 929.58

25,733.52

186.20 252.50

14.58 1,609.00 1,368.28 18,988.83 20,357.11

Tot Souhr

87,581.E 6,193.( 18.1 54,761.1 2,044.]

33,97E', 6,037.1 5, 1,120.'

179.'1 2,387.0 14.1 1,609.1

195,925.1 318,577.2

514,502,51

DISBURSEMENTS: -- VYDANt: Mortgage Loans - Majetkove Vijay Certificate Loans - Certifikatove piljeky Surrender Value Cert. Loans. Propuaene certifikaty .... ...... . ............

Matured Endowments - Vyplacene nadaeni pojiReni Death Claims - Vyplacene Umrtni podpory Returned Premiums a Bonus - Vracene Umrtni poplatky a bonus Returned Interest certificate Loans - Vraceny Urok cert. piljeek Reinsurance premiums - Znovu Pojiยงteni SPJST Building Maintenance - ftizeni a yydrZovani budovy Actuary - Aktuarovi Advertising - Oznamky Attorney Fee - Pravnikovi za vykizovani pujeek Appraisal Expense -- Na odhady Commissions - Komi gne Contributions - Dary District Meetings - Distriktni selnize Freight and Express - Dovozne Medical Exams - Lekarske prohlidky Non-Medical Exams - Bezlekarske prohlidky Vestnik - Vestnik Office Maintenance - VydrZovani Uradovny Office Rent - Najemne z firadovny Organizational Expense -- Organizaeni vyclani Postage - PoStovne Salary Employees - SluZne vYpomoci Salary Officers - SlUZne nicednika Salary Editor - SlUne redaktora Stationery and Supplies - Psaci potreby a tiskova prate Tax, FICA - Dane Telephone and Telegraph - Telefon a telegraf Travel, Officers - Cestovne firednikit ......... , ....... . .. . ...............

Youth Activities - 6innost mladeZe

198,877.97 11,242.00 3,767.00 3,000.00 17,265.15 408.60 5.03 1,568.94 2,724.91

Total Disbursements - Celkove vyclani Cash 6-1-63 - Hotovost 6-1-63

238,859.60 177,627.46

14,000.00

130.32

300.00 111.01 ' 1,857.98 1,114.75 6,036.45 50.00 191.09 2.00 534.50 509.85 2,849.40 36.00 400.00 88.66 .25 2,350.00 4,008.32 625.00 304.79 285.03 111.50 191.64 106.96

416,487.06

,

212,877.1 11,242.( 3,767.( 3,000.( 17,265.1 538.1 5.( 1,568.1 2,724.1 300.1 111.1 1,857.1 1,114.'

6,036.

50.1 191.1 2.1 534A 509.1 2,849, 36.1 400.1 88.1 ., 2,350.1 4,008.

625.

304.'

285.i 111.

191.

106.

22,065.18 55,593.23

14,130.32, 6,22 .79.

275,055.

239,447.

77,658.41

20,357.11

514,502.

Wetinestiny, --jiIrte- :12, 1

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ASSETS - MAJETEK JEDNOTY: `ash Hotovost iovernment Bonds \Mein' bondy !ounty and Municipal Bond - Mestske a okresni Bondy lortgage Loans - Pujeky 'ertificate Loans - Piljeky na certifikaty tock.

Akcie PST Building - SPJST budova ...... ........... .......... . .eal Estate owned - Majetek )the• Assets - Jine zdroje urniture and Fixtures - Nabytek v niadovne

177,627.46 746,190.98 127,514.53 10,142,077.23 711,984.35 100,000.00 ......

160,000.00 500.00 70.00

17 593.23

239,447.48 746,190.98 134,390.89 10,254,287.24 711,984.35 100,000.00 160,000.00 500.00 70.00 40,034.33

6,226.'9 6,876.36, 112,210.01

40,034,33 12,165,964.55

95,627.56

12,386,905.27

125,313,16

Fraternally yours - S bratrskym pozdravem Ben Zabi'ik, Financial Secretary (tWetni) INCOME FROM LODGES IN MAY, 1963 Lodge Date Amount 1 24 347.03 2 10 131.90 3 24 29.24 4 24 1,349.03 6 24 860.86 7 29 617.78 8 29 17.35 9 24 646.36 10 63.75 10 11 17 10.41 12 '7.36 24 13 29 120.88 14 24 52.76 470.25 15 24 17 3,451.88 24 46.75 24 19 20 737.97 29 75.88 21 17 29 1,333031932.. 345023 23 24 29 26 17 186.10 27 29 1,232.99 24 28 2,810.40, 24 29 221.93 10 30 6.00 17 32 769.69 10 33 452.07 35 24 5.26 24 37 471.09 24 38 1,489.32 10 40 171.76 24 41 739.67 29 44 457.37 29 45 991.51 29 47 293.65 24 48 2,345.35 24 50 191.58 24 51 1,239.40 24 54 1,006 24 24 56 85.78 17 57 411.65 24 58 122.99 24 62 27.28 24 64 57.69 24 65 622.15 10 60

67 68 69 72 73 76 77 79 80 81 83 84 86 87 88 89 92 93 94 97 11009318 107 110 112 113 117 118 122 125 126 127 128 129 132 133 134 135 137 138 140 141 142 143 146 147 152

24 29 24 24 10 10 10 17 29 17 24 24 10 24 29 24 10 24 10 24 24 24 24 24 10 17 10 10 24 10 24 29 24 24 24 10 29 17 29 10 24 29 24 24 29 10 24 24

137.77 452.37 27.47 113.96 58.31 129.33 52.31 518.12 289.45 1,807.58 23.58 1,693.42 64.11 1,469.16 5,505 23 595.13 2,012.80 116.14 310.11 185.10 35.38 77.94 63.50 315.96 130.36 412.11 4.05 378.20 221.04 48.51 115.12 241.75 51.18 25.69 66.42 6.26 1,495.17 66.98 340.80 105.70 90.75 61.59 402.27 571.38 320.85 146.78 170.24 186.18

153 154 155 156• 157 158 160 161 152 164 165 166 167 468

29 10 17 24 17 24 24 29 17 24 24 10 24 10

538.47 2,485.95 172.85 21.63 390.12 18.84 1,03183 183.40 104.38 29.38 390.50 82.20 34.31 101.41

54,761.62 Fraternally, Ben Zabcik, Financial Secretary ) 0( CANCER MORTALITY RATES Cancer mortality rates among women have declined but there has been an increase in deaths from cancer among men, statisticians for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. have reported.

Reports from 1950-51 showed the mortality rate among white males to be about 20 per cent higher than that among white females. By 1960-61, the disparity has increased to 50 per cent.

Among white females up to 74 years old, the cancer death rate fell from 78.5 per 100,000 yearly •at the start of the decade to 68.4 at the end. Among non-white females in the same age group the rate fell from 89.6 per 100,000 yearly to 85.6.

Among white males up to 74 years old, the rate increased from 95.1 per 100,000 at the start of the decade to 102.6 at the end. Among non-white males, the increase was from 89.1. to 106.0 per 100.000 yearly.

18 (Continued from page 15) order to have a chance at a trophy and a league championship.

Batteries for the game were Frank 1N4ach III, pitching, Connie Brennan and Adolph Janecka catching. We had only one hit and Milton Spaniel hit it to break up a no-hitter the opposing pitcher had going against us. Connie Brennan, Bernie Drozd, and Bob Spoor, got on base via walks and Albin (Bino) Vrana had a safrifice.

Last Thursday night June 6, we played our final makeup game in the City Major League when we met Temco.

The results will be in my next letter.

Next Monday night, June 10, we open play in the second half of play and our opponent will be Madewell Electric at 7:30 p.m. Samuel Diamond No. 1.

Then on Monday night, June 17, we play the Lenfor Chiefs, game time 7:30 p.m. at Samuel No. 1.

Instead of playing in the City Maj or League the second half, we were changed to the Gulf League, with teams more equal to our strength and they arc: Madewell Electric, Industrial Towels, Burt - Harris, and, of course, SPJST Fraternal Insurance. All of the games will be played on Samuel Diamond No. 4. Our Thursday night, June 13th game will begin at 7:30 p.m.. Our Before the second half of play is concluded, we hope to see some of our members and rooters come out and cheer for the team. This will have a lot to do to determine if we will have a team next season, so do come out to our gaMes. May we again remind all our members and readers that on Saturday niehi, June 29, we will hold our annual Benefit Softball Team Dance at Lodge 84, 2625 Floyd St. This will be a Special Battle Dance featuring the John Rejeek and Fel Faraizl Orchestra.

We will appreciate your presence and your support.

Fraternally yours, Ben Jarma ) 0( LODGE POKROK NO. 88, HOUSTON Dear Vestnik Readers: The King and Queen's Duchess Ball Ball of District V was held at Stefanik Lodge 142, Saturday night, June 1st.

I am sorry we were unable to attend this occasion, but we understand everyone had a swell time. Music was furnished by Randy K. of Weimar.

Sunday, June 2nd, Miss Jeanette Helmcamp became the bride of Mr. Earl Alexander in a beautiful ceremony at all Saint's Catholic Church.

VtSTNf Reception followed at the All Saints Hall. Jeannette is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Helmcamp.

Sister Helmcamp is the Youth Club director here at Lodge 88. Congratulations!

Plans are in progress for this year's District V Youth Activity Day and Talent Contest to be held Sunday, July 21st at the Fort Bend County Fair Grounds in Rosenberg, Texas. That's the day all the Youth members of District V contribute their talents and put on a wonderful program of entertainment in various forms. Some dance, sing, act, or play some instrument. Be sure and mark this date on your calendar and come.

What are your plans for Sunday afternoon, June 16th? None as yet? Then make plans right now to come to Lodge 88 and watch the Dramatic Club in action as they perform the Czech comedy play, "Ze Starych Mlynu," Directors Milos Karel and Johnny Sula have assured us that this is a very interesting play.

On Saturday night, June 22nd, we will be looking for you at the dance when Jimmy Brosch and his Country Boys fill the hall with jolly dancing music. Bring your friends.

Friday night, June 21st, is the Kolache Bake Sale at the hall. Get some of these good tasting goodies.

Fraternally, Evelyn V ornsand 10( LODGE OSVETA 38, KOVAR (Delayed) Dear Brothers and Sisters: On May 19th, I attended the District I Meeting in Bryan with Brothel. and Sister Willie Susen; and Brother and Sister Frank Stepan. Thanks for taking us along. It was a nice drive, and we enjoyed eating dinner out under the trees. The lunch, was very good and that hot coffee was still better. Thanks to all of you.

Brother and Sister V. H. Barina were also there, together with her daughter and her children, and the Shearer Sisters, who put on part of the entertainment. Brother Kotuban from Lockhart was also there; I think there were 12 of us from Lodge 38 in attendance. All the officers of the Supreme Lodge and their wives; also our editor Brother Morris. It was my first time to meet him. He's young and brave. He will make a good editor.

More next time.

Your reporter, Lillie Evicic

Wednesday, June 12, 1963 LODGE POKROK NO. 88, HOUSTON Dear Vestnik Readers: Well, the rains finally came and now everyone is busy mowing the lawns.

The rain was a blessing to us all, especially to all the vegetable farmers here in Houston. Now we can get fresh vegetables at the market.

The Dramatic Club members are busy rehearsing the Czech play "Ze Starych Mlynu" (From the Old Mills). It's a hilarious play, with a lot of action by talented actors of the Dramatic Club. I urge all of you to invite your 'friends to come out Sunday afternoon June 16th and see this play. It will start promptly at 3:30. Our busy kitchen manager Sister Annie Vala will have plenty of good food ready, so that you can eat at the ball instead of cooking a meal at home.

If you did not attend our last dance here at Lodge 88, you missed out on fun and the best dancing music. The orchestra was none other than Henry Brosch from Moulton. The Czech singing was by Henry and Mr. Vana, and the English vocals were done by Leo Heindrich of Sbhulenburg. If any of you readers live within the listening area of the La Grange Radio station you can hear this orchestra every Sunday afternoon from 2 till 2'30. The announcer is Mr. Heindrich. Tune in at your next opportunity, and listen to this jolly orchestra. Then, next time they play here at the lodge be sure and come out. They will sbe back Saturday, July 27.

We were glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Broschl out enjoying the dance.

Jimmy and His Country Boys are pretty busy playing almost every Saturday night, but lucky for Jimmy to have had last Saturday off so he could come and dani3e to the music of his uncle's orchestra. Remember, the Jimmy Brosch Band will play for a big dance here at the lodge on Saturday night, June 22nd. Make plans to come out for this occasion because Jimmy also puts on a stage show, along with the wonderful dance music.

Mr. Ivan Hrncir of Schulenburg is a patient here in Houston in the Hermann Hospital. At this writing he is still -unconscious after being thrown off a horse two weeks ago.

All members of Lodge 88 make plans to attend the next regular monthly lodge meeting Friday night, June 14th.

Fraternally, Evelyn Vornsand

Wednesday, June 12, 1963 iVOODROW WILSON LOBOIf NO. 146, CALVESTON Dear Brothers and Sisters: Our last meeting was called to order by the President, Carl Burech, on May 26, 1963, Sunday, at 2 p.m.

We welcomed the new members and guests who were present, Leon Sevcik and son, Hugo Sevcik. Welcome to SPJST! Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Skrabanek, Mr. and Mrs. Jarda A. Cerny, District Five Organizer, and Mr. and IVIrs, bill kruse of Houston Lodge 7N-o. Si'. I want to thanl 011 the guests for coming and having a good time, and we hope they all will be back soon.

Mrs. Edna Urbanek was elected youth; leader of our Galveston lodge. Let's all klelp so she Can have a nice program for us soon. All you young boys and ,girls who want to be in the show come to our next meeting. We will be glad 'to have you.

The meeting was closed by the president and refreshments were served. Watch for the next meeting place.

I want to thank all the members and their families for coming to the meeting, and hope everyone enjoyed it as much as I did. Let's keep up the Good work, Brothers and Sisters!

May God Bless You. Fraternally, Frank H. Beran, Jr.

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111LitY JOHNSON Dear Brothers and Sisters: Introducing another worthy member of Lodge No. 88, Houston: Sister Johnson was born in Moravia, Czechoslovakia, and came to the United States with her parents as a small child. Corn-' ing to Texas she lived for a while in Moulton, ;S cat a, and then Shiner, where she received her early education.

While living in Shiner, she married and had one son, named Victor. Her son Victor served in the Air Force during the war, and after the war completed his education at the University of Texas, finally received his degree in electrical engineering at the University of Houston. Victor is now a wellknown Houston building Contractor, He is married and has four lovely children named, Tim, Teddy, Victor and Mary Ann, who are all members of our Lodge 88. Sister Mary Johnson's moth' er, Hermina, is still living at the age of 83 years, and she is the proud Inc:the:r of eight daughters and four sons who are all members of the SPJST. Mary Johnson came to Houston after her marriage and became one of the most devoted members of -our lodge, E- re has been very active in our draatiatic club where she has played in many of our Czech plays daring the Lodge 88, Houston: gaudy Sefcik, dress- Pas14 30 years. Sister Johnson has ed as he will appear in the role of alwayS been one of the most popular mlynar Hamr, looking for the "Has- CZech, players of our lodge. Her captivating smile, pleasing personality and' trman" or "Vodnik."

9 knowing her parts with excellence, has brought her many curtain calls at the end of each play, In her many Czech plays of the past, Mary has proven without question her ability as ode of the best actresses of the Dramatic Club.

Mary Johnson is again playing in another Czech play called, "Ze starych Mlynu" (From the Old. Mills), where she is one of the leading players. Let's all come out to this Czech play that ill be given this coming Sunday, June iCth starting tune at 3:30 p.m. nia I,e every effort to come to the e sister Johnson the supfwet she deserves for all the many nights of rehearsing she has been doii in this three-act comedy Czech play called, "Ze starych Mlynu." Re.ember it's this coming Sunday, June 16th. Be there and support Mary and the other actors of the dramatic club who have given so much of their time to give you a wonderful play. Come, won't you?

Let's Be Friends, Louis Harms )0(

Lod_ "3, noosCon: Miloslav Karel, as he portrays the role of Banifac Vejvaska, krajanclE, )0( LODGE NO. 166, 13FAUIVIONT (Delayed) Dear Members and Friends: Ledge 166 held a covered-dish supper at a cabin on Willard's Lake on -a

20 Sunday that started out with rain and ended up to be a beautiful day. First, everyone met at Brother and Sister Moreau's house and then headed for the lake. Toe men set up the tables and the keg' of beer and the women started preparing the table for the eats. There was food all over the place — and tasty, too!

A little later some of us went down the lake and danced at the hall there, while others played ball in the spacious yard at the cabin. We had music in the cabin also, so we were well equipped for a nice day.

We certainly enjoyed having Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Cerny from Houston visit us and enjoy our picnic with us. It was a wonderful day and we are ready for another picnic just like it. The lake is beautiful now; the sand is white and inviting for sun-bathers.

Fraternally, Sandra Watson ) 0( LODGE NO. 133, SAN ANTONIO In our last meeting we discussed our annual picnic, which will be held Sunday, August 11th at the Mission County Park. That will be a hard work day for the members that are on the committee. We will also need prizes and cakes from the members. So please start your donations for the prizes now.

We will take them up in our next two meetings. Thanks ahead of time for your donations and please do come to the meeting.

Our next June meeting is Sunday, June 16th, starting at 2 p.m. Brother James Kostelnik, our president, will preside.

The attendance prize was won by Stevie Moudry.

See you Sunday at the American Legion Post Hall 399, 836 Dwight Ave., South San Antonio.

Yours, Viola ,Mazac ) 0( RVOS LODGE KRIZAN NO, 16 COTTONWOOD Dear RVOS Members: Since most of the SPJST members of Lodge No, 6, Cottonwood are also RVOS members, we thought it would be good to remind all of you through the Vesinik of our annual family day celebration, to be held Sunday, June 16, on Father's Day. The meeting will start at 3:30 p.m. followed by a very short program, barbecue supper, and dance'at night.

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,goes good with barbecue, or some there is someone in your family who sweets, and enough for their group. can sing, play an instrument, or preAll you members be sure and invite sent a short skit. your friends for the dance at night.

Each family is requested to bring The dance is open to the public. a basket lunch for its members. The George Hubik, committee will furnish paper plates, Secretary, Lodge 46 cups, forks, coffee, and tea for the ) 0( buffet basket lunch which will be servLODGE 84, CZECH CHORAL GROUP ed at noon.

DALLAS If for some reason you .failed to reDear Readers: ceive an invitation to the reunion and This will be short, because we are you are in some way connected with all very busy making costumes and re- any one of these three families, please be assured that you are invited and hearsing for the big day, June 16th. that your name was unintentionally This is the day the Czech Choral Group omitted from our mailing list. At the presents the "Varieties of 1963." Everybody is invited to enjoy an evening same time, if you know of someone else who should have but did not receive of good eats and a show full of laughs and beautiful presents tionS. So come an invitation by mail, please contact one and all, SUnday, Jude 16th, to the him and let him know that he is cordially invited to attend. We have tried "Varieties of 1963" at Lodge Hall No. 34, in Dallas. We will start serving at to keep our mailing list up to date, but we know that ehanges of which we 5:30 p.m. and the show will start imare not aware have surely taken place mediately after supper.

Sincerely, during the year.

Begin making plans now to join us Mrs. I collard J. Baleja, at Flag Hall, Sunday, June 23!

Secret ery Sincerely yours, )0) Mrs. Shirley (Shenkir) Patterson LESHIKAR-SHILLER REUNION Reunion Secretary The annual reunion of all the des)0) cendants of the pioneer Leshikar-Shiller families will be held Sunday, June WELDON JOE JANCA RECEIVES 16th at tf,2e VFW hall, next to the B. S. DEGREE Colorado River bridge in Smithville, Weldon Joe Janca received his bachTexas. Bring your lunch. elor of science degree in Education, J. J. Stalmach, Friday evening, May 31, at the UniverSecretary sity of Houston. His areas of study ) 0( were history and business.

S ENKIR-DUSEK-SCHILLER Janea is a graduate of the Sinton REUNION * JUNE 23 High School, and a member of the The annual Shenkir-Dusek-Schiller Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and the Family Reunion will be held on Sun- Newman Club. He is a former president day, June 23, at Flag Hall, which is of the fraternity and participated in located in the Cyclone community. The many activities on the campus. While reunion, which will begin at 10:00 am. attending college he was employed by was scheduled to take place at Seaton the Hunt Tool Company in the parStar Hall, but that hall is now under 'chasing office, where he is working at construction and will not be completed present. He plans to enter the teaching by our reunion date. profession and teach in the Houston For those of you who are interested schools next fall. He is the son of Mrs. in this reunion and do not know the Arnold Franck of Rosenberg, and is a location of Flag Hall, take East Highz. member of Lodge Needville, i'o. 81. way 53 out of Temple and go straight )0( for twelve miles. This highway will Friendship is to be purchased only lead you to Highway 2269 on the curve by friendship. A Iran may have aujust past the Ocker Brethren Church.

Go on Highway 2269 for about one thority over others, but he can never have their heart but by giving hiS own. mile. We will endeavor to place some —Friendly Thoughts type of sign on the road near Flag Hall indicating its location.

Once, people who wore blue jeans, The committee requests any of you worked. who are talented and wish to present • a musical number or some other type of entertainment during the afternoon Display Your Flag — Flag that you be prepared to do so. Surely June 14th.

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FATHERHOOD AROUND THE WORLD Called padre in Spanish, pere in -Tench, otets in Russian and otosan in Japanese, Dad in different parts of the world has roles that differ even more :than his many names.

In the United. States, a new father struts around handing out cigars. But among the Anius of Japan and in many African and South American tribes, the father takes to his bed right after he baby is born and stays there ,for neriods ranging from a few days to a month! The mother, in contrast, returns to her housekeeping as soon as possible, Why? Because it's believed that the newborn child is affected by whatever its father does. If he worked, hunted, chopped down trees or rowed during the first days of its life, the baby might be dangerously weakened by all that strenuous exercise! So Dad follows the safest course — and does nothing.

"Chasten thy son while there is hope," advises the Bible, "and let not thy soul spare for his crying." But in the Arapesh tribe of New Guinea, one of Father's biggest jobs is to see that his offsp ring never cry.

Among these gentle folk, children are given almost enything they ask for, coddled and cuddled well past babyhood. Fathers as, well as mothers delight in feeding the youngsters by hand, slipping them the choicest morsels of food. The kids grow up, not as spoiled brats, but as replicas of their mild parents.

Can you imagine fathers not being allowed to play with their youngsters?

According to reports this situation prevails among the stern Ossette tribesmen of the Russian Caucasus. A man who fondles his child is branded as effeminate! Displays of affection are for Mama. There is one exception: when a toddler reaches the age of four, poor old Pop is permitted to take the child by the hand when walking!

In another Caucasian tribe, before the Soviet government cracked down, fathers passed on to their sons the art of stealing from neighboring tribes.

V2STNfIC Tchambuli boys of New Guinea want to grow up to be just like the Dad who passes his time carving elaborate ritual masks and practicing the sacred dances. Tilling the fields and carrying the produce to market? That's woman's work!

The degree of respect inspired by Dad has differed considerably in different times and places. In some of the sterner Puritan households, he was addressed by his offspring as "honored sir."

But among the Trobriand Islanders of the South Pacific, who believe that spirits are the true fathers of mankind, children call their sires by a term that means "my mother's husband!"

Everywhere, fathers get gifts of one (kind or another — but the type of gift and the occasion for it reflect cultural differences. In some places, the presents come not from his own children but from their mates. Many African (fathers won't part with the blushing bride until the groom has come across with a few head of cattle.

In pre-war China, where great age implied great prestige, a son often showed his respect for an elderly parent by making him a birthday present of a longevity robe. The gown, made of costly silk embroidered with Chinese characters of "long life," was considered most effective if sewn by a young person likely to live a long time Father's Day, originated by Mrs. John Dodd in Spokane in 1910, is a uniquely American institution.

An interesting echo of the Father's Day feast come down to us from ancient Greece: in Homer's time, the patriarch was given the best food and drink at the feast table, and a predinner libation was, poured to the fathers of the tribe, living and dead.

But if you have trouble deciding on a Father's Day gift, be glad at least that you don't have the problem confronting a Dinka son in Africa. The young men of this primitive tribe waste no time wondering what to give Dad. There is only one acceptable gift from son to father: the skin of the first lion the young man kills!

21 On June 11, 1888 — 85 years ago -Congress adopted the law establishing the present system of local government in WaShington, D. C. According to this law, Washington is administered by a board of three Commissioners appointed by the President. At least two of them must be residents of the District of Columbia; one must be a U.S. Army engineer. Legislation affecting the Nation's capital is passed by Congress. The board administering local education is appointed by the Supreme Court. Residents of the District of Columbia have no vote in local affairs, but under the latest amend• ment to the Constitution—the twentythird—they have the right to vote, beginning in 1964, for President and Vice President. Before 1878 the District of Columbia, identical with the city of Washington, was ,governed by a mayor and Washington residents had the right to vote in municipal elections.

From time to time, proposals are put forward, advocating local self-government for the District of Columbia and the right to be represented in Congress. )O( HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL FRATERNAL CONGRESS OF AMERICA Chicago 1, Illinois

,."— _ WHEREAS, The National Fraternal Congress of America has heretofore sp onsored a specific week as Fraternal Week to expand public flvareness of the function and ideals of the Fraternal Benefit System, and WHEREAS, Our System is a staunch advocate of our form of government and its precepts, and W R EAS, Flag Day, June 14, holds specia bksignificance to all fraternalists, Now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, That the week of June 9 to June 15, 1983, is hereby designated as Fraternal week.

The cooperation of all membersocieties and the respective constituents is earnestly solicited to promote and participate in programs designed to better apprise the citizenry of our service to and interest in the wellbeing of mankind and this great nation.

Coincidentally, you are also urged to give special observance to Flag Day. Fraternally yours, EDNA E. DUG AN President

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JUNE 14th Dr. Bernard J. Cigrand is the originator of-Flag Day. He made a practice of flying the National Flag over the school where he taught near Fredonia, Wisconsin,- every June 14th. In 1966 . a stone memorial was erected near Fredonia commemorating Dr. Cigrand's act of patriotism. In 1916 President Wilson officially made June 14th Flag Day.

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On June lltb, the Nation observes Flag Day. It is the 47til Anniversary of Flag Day and the 186th Anniversary of the clay on which Congress formally adopted the Stars arni. Stripes as the National Flag. Last year during National Fraternal Week, The Fraternal Life Insurance Companies i of the United States, obtained a flag which had been , flown over the Capitol of the United States. It was presented to the school near Fredonia, Wisconsin, where Flag Day had its beginning to be flown there on that occasion. This year, we are continuing our efforts in furthering interest in Flag Day by encouraging all members of our combined orizations to display the National Flag on Flag Day!

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23 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 • • ATTENTION: DISTRICT VII YOUTH

District Seven's Youth Activity Day will be held Saturday, June 22nd at Lodge 107, Floresville. See Sister Kleprlik's "Schedule of Events" in the "Youth Section."

Organizers' Work Shop held by Brothers Krause and Hejny in Pla,cedo, May 22nd.

Front row: Left to right: C. L. Janeck a, Leo Krause, Back row: J. J. Mikeska, Louis Pecena and E. P. Sralla.

ORGANIZERS' WORKSHOP HELD Organizers' Work Shop was also held

by Brothers Barina and Hej.ny. in New Tabor on May 28th. (no picture available).

Organizers attending were J. J. Srubar, Melvin Skrabanek, Ben Trcalek, Willie Trcalek, Rudy Matejka, Lillie Matejka, District Youth Director, Frank Rychlik, John Stefka, Franklin Sebesta, Henry Vavra and Sister Vavra.

An Organizers' Work Shop was held in Nelsonville on June 4th by Brothers' Barina and Hejny. (No picture available). Organizers attending were: P. P. Baron, Frank Stepan, Roy Krenek, Ladgie Blazek, Dennis Korenek, W. D. Kamas, Frank Petrusek, Willie Schovajsa, John Bravenec, and his son.

Fraternally, Joe B. Hejny -) 0

SPJST Bulletin Board DISTRICT II QUEEN'S BALL District Two Queen's Ball will be held at the Beyersville SPJST Hall on Sunday night, June 30, 8 p.m. All members and friends of District Two. as well as other districts of the SPJST, ore cordially invited to attend. Music for the dance will be provided by the Ray Baca Orchestra.

The Beyersville SPJST Hall is located about 6 miles southeast of Taylor.

From Taylor, take highway 112, 'til you come to a sign which says "Structure" and FM 619. Turn here and take this road, 619, which will lead you to the hall, Make your plans now to attend this gala affair.

Fraternally, Leona Stalmach, District Two Reporter • DISTRICT II FALL MEETING The fall meeting of District II will be held at Camp Tahuaya on Sunday, August 18.

The district talent contest elimination willbe held on this date at Camp Tahuaya.

• Notice: District III Youth This year's Youth Activity Day will be held at Lodge Jaro 130, at the Sokol Athletic Center, 7448 Greenville Ave,, just beyond Vickery Park, on Sunday, June 30th. Other detal19 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.

NOTICE TO ALL NIEMBERS OF WACO SPJST LODGE NO 66 AT ELM MOTT Dear Members: We urge all of you to be present at our next meeting on Sunday afternoon, June 16, 1963 at 1:30 p.m., this time only, in Linden Hall.

As you know, new members will be initiated at this meeting.

The ladies are asked to bring salad and pastries, and the Lodge will furnish free drinks and the barbecue.

The youth will have their meeting immediately after ours.

So please do ;come so we will have another good meeting.

Fraternally, Rose Parma, Secretary, Lodge 66 • • LODGE 47, SEATON Sunday, July 28 — Grand Opening of new lodge hall. Music for the matinee concert and evening dance will be by Vrazel's Polka Band of Cameron. Ribbon-cutting ceremonies at 11 a.m. Dinner and supper will be. served. Everyone cordially invited.

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WOODROW WILSON LODGE 146 GALVESTON The regular monthly meeting will be held Thursday, June 13, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Herbachek, 3406 Q1/2 , Galveston.

• • LODGE 15, BUCKIIOLTS Annual lodge picnic, Sunday, June 16th. Festivities start at 1 p.m., with entertainment for all Barbecued chicken and sausage served at 5 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.

Gladys, Shiller,

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Illahol Dramatic Club of Houston Lodge No. 88 will present a 3-act Czech comedy, "Ze Starych Mlynu" at their lodge, 1140 Robbie St., on Sunday, June 16th. Starting time is 3:30 p.m. promptly. See details in Czech ad elsewhere in this issue.

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Youth Section 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 Ill 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 ingredient. 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 prepared to have fun and to see old friends and make new ones.

Sincerely, Wilma. Nestida, Dist, III Youth Director ---) 0 NOTE Each lodge will send its candidates to the Youth Activity Day for the State Talent Contest — one in each of the three age groups: 14 through 16, 17 through 21, and mixed age group performance. ) 0( DISTRICT HI 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) '0:30 to 11:30 a.m. Coronation partici-

DISTR ICT III, SPJST YOUTH ACTIVITY DAi? (Use separate blank for each, contest and category entered) Na Parents n me ...

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City

Contest entered Entry No.

Place (do not fill)

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Name talent .....

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Name of number Check Your Age Group 14 through 16, individual

through 9, individual

7 through 21, individual

10 through 13, individual

group performance

ARTS ND Reny entered AGE GROUP (check one) 1 thru 6 7 thru 9 10 thru 12 13 thru 16 17 thru 21

cRArrs CONTEST.

Entry. No .. . .. .. ....... ...... (do not fill) CATEGORY ENTERED HOME ARTS (check one) Woodwork, Boys Arts — Original 1.

Hobby Craft -2 Handwork, Girls Kits and Misc.

Dressmaking Collections—rocks, 3. ....

Cooking stamps, butterflies, etc.

Scientific Hobby

MAIL TO: MRS, WILMA NESUDA, YOUTH DIRECTOR, TELICO ROAD, ENNIS, TEXAS pants register at Information Desk on arrival. Talent and Arts and Craft to participants register at proper 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 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 and educational hobbies, handwork (woodwork for boys and needlework for girls), idressmak-

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irksTNfic : - ing, and cooking. All items must be in courage your children and bring them place for judging -by 11:00 am: .1 with- you. It 'would be nice if each AWARD PROGRAM: 3 judges, (3 for lodge is represented. As you know, each contest), qualified peOple not each lodge can be represented by four members of the Order to be selected children, one in each respective age

by Youth Leaders of Dallas Lodges. group; through 9 years, (one); from Participation and place awards to be 10 through 13 years, (one); from 14 given. through 16 years, (one); and from 17 CORONATION PARTICIPANTS — tl-:,rough 21 years, (one). There is still Dress: Girls, formals, dress length of time to get your children ready and their choosing. Girls to furnish their let them be winners this year! Please, own floWers. Boys dark pants, white let me have their names, age, and coats and black bowties. contest in which, they will compete, Participants are subject to statewide whether in the crafts contest, or in the rules. talent contest.

Supper at 1:30 p.m.

The hostess lodge for our Youth Information meeting at 5:00 p.m. at Activity Day will again be Lodge RozkInformation Desk. vet -Zapadu No. 107 in Floresville. As Girls to dress at assigned homes; always, they will work hard and do boys at hall. All participants to reeverything possible to satisfy all visitassemble sharply at 7:50 p.m. ors. But there is something more. The PROGRAM good sisters and brothers in Floresville Call to Order — 10:30 a.m. (promptly) clecided that the District Youth Fund Alvin Nesuda, Dist. ill. President will receive one half of the profit from Welcome -- Arnold Vrla, Lodge 130 the supper, and one half of the profit President from the- dance. All they ask is that the National Anthem and Presentation of visiting lodges furnish cakes, peaches Colo' and pickles. Isn't that nice? Think 'First Division of Talent Contest -- about this, and help us all you can; it presented in order of registration is for your children! I thank you very Lunch — 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. much in advance. All donations of all Continuation of Talent Contest kinds will be acknowledged in the Presentation of Awards and Prizes Vestnik.

Remainder of time : Recreation events' But the main thing, sisters and Coronation of Royalty — 8:00 pni. brothers, is to please came and bring Introductory Address — President your friends with you! I'll be looking Edward L. Marek for you.

Introduction of Contestants — DiSt. To all contestants, I wish good luck!

Pres. Alvin Nesucla Fraternally, Announcement of Winners ViceMarcella M. Kleprlik, Pres. Joe B Rainy • Dist. Seven Youth Director Coronation of King or Queen — Dist. Pres. Alvin Nesuda Presentation of Trophy — Pres.

SCHEDULE FOR. DISTRICT SEVEN Edward L. Marek YOUTH ACTIVITY DAY Presentation of Flowers — QUeen 1. Place: Lodge Ro'skvet Zapadu No. Carol Milan 107, 'Floresville, Texas.

Presentation of District Gifts — 2. Date: Saturday, June 22, 1963.

Dist. Organizer A. M. Vrla 3. What: Contests in craft, talent Presentation of Gifts to all Partiand dances for all boys and girls, cipants SPJST • members, of District Seven.

Conclusion of Coronation — Dist.

4. Why: To encourage Our youth. to Youth Director W. Nesuda; get everyone interested in entering this Dance to follow. contest; and to give them a chance to )O( 8how their abilities in our SPJST. 5. Age brackets: Through 9 years: FROM DISTRICT SEVEN from 10 through 13; from 14 through YOUTH DIRECTOR 16, and from 17 through 21 years of Dear Sisters and Brothers: age, and single.

I hope you all read my letter in the 6. Craft, contest: sewing, embroidery, Vestnik of June 5th about our Youth crochet work, leather work, wood work, Activity Day to be held on June 22, painting and drawing free hand, hobby 1963, at Lodge Rozkvet Zapadu No. 107 kit, air planes, boats, etc. Note: All in Floresville. items must be placed on exhibit not How successful this day will ,be de- later than' 4 p.m. Each item will get a pends entirely upon you! Parents, en- code number, and after the crafts are

25 judged, the ,dames 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 — from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.

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.

Marcella M. Kleprlik, Dist. Seven Youth Director )O,(

DONNA GERLICH LODGE NO. 66, WACO Dear Readers, On May 19th,, our Youth Leader, Sister Darlene Engelke, informed us of the Princess and Duchess winners in our lodge contest. Frances Miller is the Princess candidate and I, Donna

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Ceilidh, am the Duchess candidate LODGE 142, HOUSTON from Lodge No. 66.

Dear Readers, I am.the daughter of Eugene Gerlich.

On June 1st, 1963, District Five held I am nine years old. John Engelke will its Queen's Ball at our lodge. be my escort. I am the Historian of our First, I would like to congratulate Youth( Club. new Queen Donna, handsome King May. Gad Bless You. Lonnie, lovely Duchess Jo Ann and Fraternally yours, her escort. I would also like to thank Donna Gerlich the editor and Mr. Joe B. Hejny for at1 0( tending, My sincere thanks to the Supreme LODGE NO. 66, WACO Lodge, District Five, and Lodge StelaDear Readers, Since school is out a lot of us have ; ni g 142 for the beautiful gifts given to me. They will long be remembered. time on our hands and wonder what Yours truly, to do with it. I . have a nice way to Nona Cieslewitz, spend, that time and it is by making President, Youth Club things• to enter in the Youth Activity ) 0 — Day ori-june - 30 at Dallas. Each person LODGE NO. 73, SEYMOUR can enter four crafts and you may be . lucky to be able to represent your Dear Vestnik Readers, Well, school is out and I'll be in the lodge in the talent contest. There are fourth grade. The day after school was also other activities you can enter by out I went to Ft. Griffin with my Camp attending your local meeting and findFire group. I like to read so I joined the ing out what is going on. reading club. I go to the library to get I would like, at this time, to remind my books. all the youth who plan to have a part The Seymour swimming pool opened in the talent contest that our local Saturday so a group of us girls had a lodge is having to see who is going to swimming party. to represent us on June 30. So, call Mrs. I have been helping mother freeze Engelke before June 16 and let her things from the garden. It has been -knew if yott are going to be in a group raining here a lot so we made a nice (or not.garden. My flower garden is starting I will have to close now for it is to bloom. We did not get to go to our almost time for me to leave for school, Youth meeting Sunday, June 2nd. because since I plan to marry next Yours truly, year I am taking civics so I will be Mary Jane Marek able te enjoy my senior year. Until )O( June 16 and Jime 30, I will Wish all of LODGE NO. 142, HOUSTON you the best of ludk.

Yoh/. friend, Dear Readers, On June 2, Lodge 142 Youth Club Zephyr Spence held its monthly meeting. At this meetLODGE NO. 66, WACO ing we discussed tbe recent Queen's Dear Readers, Ball held at our lodge, the constitution School is out and many things are of our Youth Club. the upcoming Youth beginning: lo happen to make the sumActivity Day, and a possible dance mer very Men. sponsored by the Yuri h Club. The date The ;.).1e we were to have had for the latter was not decided on but on June 1st was postponed until June will be discussed in our next meeting.

8th.. The ,senior youth club members( We had one new member who was (a •e to be he salesmen.

This past. Monday I,started to wOrk Robert Beyer. We are happy you joined our Youth Club. for the Cerebral Palsy Summer Day Fraternally yours, Camp. have eight children to work Betty Cerny With ---- all very line and wonderful Vice-President, Youth Club children. )O( Our Youth Club members are going to (have a: talent show at our next LODGE NO. 73, SEYMOUR meeting to see which boys and girls will Dear Vestnik Readers, represent us in Dallas for the District School is out so now I will have lots III talent contest. of time to go swimming. I passed so I hope to see you there. Until I see now I will be in the 8th grade. At the you again here is hoping the summer end of school I received three awards. has many happy times for you.

We did not get to go to the lodge Yours truly, meeting Sunday because we went to Queen Jean Spence my aunt and uncle's house to visit

Wednesday, June 12, 1963 some other relatives from Bryan and Denton, Texas.

We are canning and freezing lots of things out of the garden. Our berries made a lot so I had the job of picking them.

We were supposed to go to a reunion in Caldwell on June 9th, but could not make it because mother was I have to go mow some grass, so I will have to say bye.

Your friend, Edward Marek # 0 LODGE 130, DALLAS Dear Readers: I've only been in the Youth Club of Lodge No. 130, for a short time but the many experiences are so much fun. I hope I never get old enough to leave this Youths Club.

One of my good times was on June 2nd. We, the members of Lodge No. 130 Youth Club of Dallas, invited the Youth Club of Ennis Lodge 25 for a day of fun swimming. It began with a short meeting, and then we waited for the others to arrive. As soon as they did and everyone was ready we hiked to Vickery Park. It was crowded but we came out of that wonderful pool with sorrow and a few sunburns. Then we hiked back and changed from sopping cold clothes to warm clothes, and ready for our charcoaled hamburgers. Afterwards, the teenagers gathered in the hall and danced to swinging music.

In all, I think we had a nice time, and thank you Lodge No. 25, for coming!

June 30th is an exciting day for everyone because it's the annual District III Youth Activity Day and Coronation Dance. It will be my first, and I, for one, am looking forward to meeting friends, and oh, what fun we will have with all the games, contests, including the talent show and refreshments, I do think that day will be remembered by both old and young.

We hope it will be a nice day, too.

Yours truly, Mary Frances Novotny )O( Don't miss that stop sign — When the sign says "stop," stop. In 1961, one out of ten drivers in fatal accidents disregarded stop signs or traffic si g -nals.

Traffic signs and signals are there to give you facts that can mean life or death. To make them Signs of Life, obey them — prevent accid e nts — save lives.

Wednesday, June 12, 1063

For The Housewife

Man-appeal meals hearty, yet, held to reasonable calorie limits — will bring golfer, fisherman, bowler or corn-. munity project volunteer home for a scheduled dinnertime.

For that special Sunday coming up soon when Dad is the hero, he can have his cake and eat it, too. All year long, Dad's role as head of the family may be taken for granted. However, this occasion gives family members a chance to show special gratitude.

Perhaps the main course will feature steaks, chicken or ham, all of which most men place at the top of the favorite list. The next important requirement is a dessert that will please his sweet tooth.

An easy way to accomplish this is to serve one of the two flavorful versions of lemon pie. One pie uses whipped cream for the topping and the other, the lemon puff pie, a lemon-flavored meringue.

Try these preview ideas for Dad's own day as well as before.

Lemon Pie

1 envelope unflavored gelatin 1/3 cup fresh lemon juice 4 eggs, beaten 1 1/2 cups sugar 1/8 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3/4 teaspoon grated, lemon rind 3/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1 1/2 cups heavy cream, whipped Soften gelatin in lemon juice in saucepan or top of double boiler. Add eggs, sugar, salt and butter. Mix well.

Stir and cook over very low heat or but water, not boiling, until mixture thickens, Remove from heat and chill until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from spoon. Fold in lemon rind, vanilla and whipped cream. Turn into baked pie shell. Chill until firm and ready to serve. Serve with whipped cream, garnished with, grated lemon rind. Yield: 6 servings.

Lemon Puff Pie

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Combine pie filling mix, 1/3 'cup sugar and 1/4 cup water in saucepan. Add egg yolks and blend well. Then add remaining 13/4 cups water. Cook and stir over medium ;heat until mixture comes to full boil and is thickened, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in lemon juice and lemon rind. Pour half of filling into pie shell. Fold remaining half, while hot, into meringue. Spread evenly over pie filling in shell. Chill.

Garnish with mint.

Whole strawberries as a garnish contribute beautiful accent to fresh lemon 'cream, pudding served in sherbet glasses.

• • FRESH PRODUCTS CALORIE COUNT

Put on a few pounds lately and are watching your weight? Take a good look at the produce department of the 'grocery store. Many nutritious foods V ith very few calories are now coaling into season.

Nutritionists in the U. S. Department of Agriculture offer this calorie count Jfor fruits and vegetables. Clip and post it for easy reference. (Unless another portion size is specified, calories are for a half-cup portion served without added fat, sugar or sauce).

Ten to 15 calories -- Cabbage, snapTen to 15 calories — Cabbage, snap beans, greens, cauliflower, celery„ mushrooms, green peppers, kraut.

Twenty to 25 calories — Summer squash, asparagus, carrots, turnips, tomato juice.

Thirty to 40 calories — Brussels sprouts, cantaloupe, onions, berries, cherries, raw pineapple, 1 peach.

Fifty calories — 3 apricots, 2 large plums, 1 medium orange.

During the months ahead, the USDA expects most of these fruits and vegetables to be in good supply.

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weather menus around avocado salads. tomato wedges, strips of chicken or ham, cucumber slices, assorted greens and Italian dressing. Serve with hot buttered garlic bread and iced tea or milk.

For a shimmery cool molded salad, combine avocado crescents with diced green pepper, sliced green onion and chopped pimiento in lemon gelatin.

Chill until gelatin is set, unmold on lettuce a-nd serve with cold- cuts.

Avocado half-shells hold endless salad combinations. Cut avocados lengthwise into halves; remove seeds and sprinkle with lemon juice. Mound chicken, ham or seafood salad on each half. Or fill with sliced fresh strawberries and orange segments and top with sour cream.

-) 0 ( A MOTHER'S , GUIDE TO FATHER'S DAY

Whether she realizes it or not, Mother is pretty much in charge of Father's Day. The children come to her for gift-giving advice . . . other members of the family call upon her to arrange a get-together . she's delighted to see that Dad really -enjoys "his" day.

Of all the members, of the family, father seems to be the hardest one to buy presents for. You don't want to get him another tie . . . or another pair of socks. How can you make sure that Dad will put real feeling into that phrase, "Just what I wanted!"?

Follow a few simple rules for giving the gift that gives a lift.

1. Pick something he can _— and will — use. Here's where really knowing your man comes in handy! Is he clingMg to that old bathrobe because he thinks it a bit of a self-indulgent extravagance to buy a new one — or is it a mystic attraction that no number of shiny new smoking jackets is going to break up? The costliest electric shaver will sit unused on the shelf of the man who prefers shaving with a blade razor. Surveys show that Dad has preferences for certain items above others.

Forget any reform projects you may have going. Father's Day, designed to -glorify the American male as head of the house and protector of the family, is quite possibly the worst day of the year on which! to present a record of Strauss waltzes to a man who likes "that awful noisy jazz," or to give an extroverted sport shirt to a conservative Dad who "needs brightening up."

If he's trying to arouse your interest in any sport or topic — baseball,button collecting, the War Between the States, -you can be sure he'll be whatever

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pleased as punch to receive a book about it. An "our song" gift from Mom — perhaps something recalling courtship days — is also odds-on to be wellreceived.

2. Buy the best of any item. This does not mean fracturing an entire litter of piggy banks. It does mean buying quality rather than quantity or size. One . good tie pin is a wiser choice than o: mediocre tie pin and cufflinks set; one bottle of fine wine gratifies your man's palate, flatters him as a connoissenr — and when plays host gives him something he can serve his guests with pride.

3. Make sure other members of the family check with you before they buy. One new pair of slippers is enough for any man, and even the most enthusiastic baSementi workshop craftsman can use only a limited number of backsaws. At a family conclave, Mom can set the kids straight on Dad's sizes, tell them which apparel and den items he absolutely can't use. Members of the clan -can then pool any hints they've picked up.

4. Don't charge it to Dad. No, not for Father's Day! 5. Wrap it handsomely. Handsomely', not prettily, is the word. .Just as the clock, ashtray or bookends you'd give him should be clean-lined, not cluttered with fussy details, so the 'gift wrappings should be a solid color or a striped or tweedy pattern — no rosebuds, please.

Make the ribbon bows simple enough for large masculine fingers to undo with ease. Unless you've gotten him ;something big and bold enough to speaks for itself — an easy chair or a convertible — don't underestimate the showmanship in a well-wrapped package.

6. Treat him to "something special" . . make Father's Day itself some-

thing of a production. Let him sleep as long as be likes, undisturbed by the bellow of clear young voices. When he wakes up, serve him breakfast in bed.

His presents can be grouped around his favorite liVing room chair, along with the Sunday paper. And wouldn't it be great if he could look out of the window on an unfamiliar scene the car washed, the lawn mowed by someone else?

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SPJST Entertainmen 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 bon.afide lodge officer, or, in some cases, by lodge hall managers: Lodge No. 6, Coltouwootl Sunday, June 16th — RVOS me tin 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, ItuckhoIts Sunday, June 16 — Annual Lodge 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, • Locke No. 29, Taylor Saturday, June 15th — Hi Toppers of New Braunfels.

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

Frank J . Tucek, ♦ ♦ Lodge 35, Elk Saturday Night, June 15 -- Music by Fiddle •Svvingsters of Waco.

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

Rudolf Vieha, Jr. ♦ ♦ Lodge No. 40, Hilje Saturday, June 22 — The Sorties

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Lodge No. 66, Waco 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

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 17, Seatoyi July 2S Grand opening of new lodge hail. Watch] for further details.

Lodge 54, West Big July 4th Picnic and Celebration at Lone Star Park. Music in the afternoon by -Vrazel Polka Band of Cameron. Barbecue Supper. Dance at ni,,nat.

No. 84, Dallas, Texas Saturday, June 15 — Dance, music by Ed Faraizl's Orchestra Sunday, June 16 Regular Monthly Lodge Meeting and Family Fun Night Saturday, June 29 — Softball Team Benefit Dance — Battle Dance — Music by tine Fd Faraizl Orch. and John Rejcek's Orchestra Calendar of Events at Lodge 88, kiouston Wednesday, June 12th — Birthday Club Sisters meeting at 10 a.m.; liturii at 12.

Thursday, juno — Lodge 88 Social night !P hi:Lay, Jane _ Regular monthly Ledgo Mecting and Youth Club Moe t,ing.

Sunday, June 16th Dramatic Club Ellahol presents a three-act play, "Ze starych mlynu." Bey inning. pin riptly at 3:30 p.m.

Thurs., June 20 — Lodge 88 Social night Friday, June 21 — Board of Directors meeting Friday, June 21st — Kolache bake sale, pastry to be picked up in the eveSa 1.," Jijiiigne 22 -- Dance, music by Jimmy Brosch and his Country Boys Thurs., June 27 —_ Lodge 88 Social night Wed., July 3 _ Special Dance, music by Rudy Kurtz of Shiner Thurs., July 4 — Lodge 88 Social night Board of Directors Friday, July and Entertainment Committee meeting Sat., July 6 — Birthday Club Sisters Kolache Bake Sale Thurs., July 11 — Lodge 88 Social night

Wednesday, June 12, 1963 Friday, July 12 — Regular Monthly Lodge Meeting an'd Youth Club Meeting Sat., July 13 — Dance, music by Johnny Holub orchestra (formerly Emil Barton).

Sokol Zizka and SPJST Lodge 130 Dallas June 22 — Special Dance, "Shipwreck on a Polynesian Island." — Eric Honza Orchestra June 30 — Sunday, District III Youth Activity Day and Coronation Dance; music by Charlie Adaincik's Polka Tones.

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 Honza Orchestra. ♦ ♦ Stcfanik Lodge 143, Houston Saturday, June 29 — Dance, music by Randy K. Orchestra of Weimer Saturday, July 20 — Dance, music by Ed Zalesak of HouSton Sidon Tumis ESIMERSMINEMSEQUIMZIMIGMFM

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