Amerikai Magyar Szó, 1984. január-június (38. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1984-02-23 / 8. szám

Thursday, Feb. 23. 1984. AMERIKAI MAGYAR SZÓ 11. C0 //►'Vi í .<t eS/USju <?. "fi «/ * Tl. £ tn O S ? NV NY O- > tt «■ %, ^ I­\ "7 £ KajlCxxa Feb. 25. szombat Hackett Gabriel előadása Marc. 18. sajtóbankett, Vanderbilt YMCA, 224 E 47 St. BUNfiSKT TODST HACKETT GABRIEL Fotózsurnaliszta és a GENERAL PRESS FEATURES szerkesztője tart előadást SZOMBATON február 25-én 2 ÓRAKOR A Friends Meeting House termében 15 Rutherford Pl. (az East 15.és 16. utcák kozott, közel a 3. Ave.-hoz és a Lex. A ve. Subway 14.utcai állomáshoz.) “Hősök, Balekok, Csalók és Öncsalók” Az előadó európai újságírói élete folyamán szerzett érdekes, humoros, vagy megrendítő élményeiről fog beszélni. Az előadást követően, ha érdeklődés lesz rá, vita. Belépődíj nincs Kávé és sütemény: $ 1.50 Mindenkit szeretettel vár az AMERIKAI MAGYAR TÁRSASKOR Fenntartó Gárda Jéhn Ferenc által; Yanovsky Paula emlé­kére: Munkás Otthon és NŐi Kör $ 35.-, Bartha Sámuel és Anna $ 5.- jéhn Ferenc és Flóra $ 5.- Szabó Margit $ 5.- jéhn Fe­renc Kovács Helen emlékére $ 5.- naptár- felulfizetések: Jéhn F. $ 5.- Koós Zoltán $ 10.- Gary Lili, Rev. Gross László emléké­re $ 15.- Bischof József és Gizi köszönet­nyilvánításra $ 30.- Sauser József jókívánsá­gokra $ 30.- Rosner Sándor $ 15.- Hegedűs Mary nővére, Kovács Julia emlékére $ 20.-Fuves Julia $ 20.- férje emlékére $ 20.-Nemzeti Színházra $ 45.- Róth Irma férje születésnapjára $ 3.- Nyiry Goldie $ 2.- Novák William $ 5.- Szarvasy Alex $ 2.-Lichtman Alex $ 2.- Miklós György által: Stella Kiss, Betty JÓzsa emlékére $ 10.- Spáring Rózsi temetésen koszorú- megváltásra adakoztak: Stella Kiss $ 10.- Gombásy György $ 5.- Ács Rózsi $ 2.- Boka Mary $ 5.- Valentine Joseph $ 5.- Dobos Anna $ 5.- Miklós György $ 5.- Tremb­le Julia $ 5.- Elaine (Sparing) Bartus $ 10.-Leny Anna $ 5.- Mr. & Mrs. William Kocsis $ 5.- Huczel Gizella $ 5.- Bikó Theresa $ 27.- Roth Ernő által: Toma Kons­tantin $ 4.- Helen Gross férje Rev. L.A.Gross emlékére $ 25. ÉVKÖNYVÉRT FIZETTEK: Jehn F. által: Bartha Samuel és Anna, Varga Janos, Komjádi Géza, Jéhn Ferenc, Koós Zoltán, Szabö Margit, Misánsky Erzsébet, L. Vanyi, Rosner Sándor, Róth Irma, Faragó Alexander, Weiss M., Berke Carl Jr., Nyiry Goldie, Gombasy György, Lichtman Alex, Bikó Theresa, Huczel Gizella, Takács Lajos* Margittai Ági, Novák William. ANGLO-HUNG ÁRIÁN OCCASION: In agreeable mood, János Kádár exchanges a point with Margaret Thatcher in Parliament on Friday photo mti — ZOLTÁN POLYA ) Mrs .Thatcher in official Budapest talks SEES HUNGARIAN LEADERS Budapest, Feb 3 (MTI) — Although on foreign political questions the attitudes of the two governments are different, both countries are interested in maintaining East-West relations and in relaxing tensions, it was noted at the talks held in Buda­pest on Friday between visit­ing British Prime Minister Mar­garet Thatcher and her Hun­garian host Prime Minister György Lázár. First thing on Friday morning, Mrs Thatcher—here on an offi­cial visit at the invitation of the Hungarian Prime Minister—laid a wreath at the Hungarian He­roes1 Monument in Budapest’s stately Heroes’ Square. Following this, a private con­versation was held in Parliament between Lázár and Thatcher, the first British Prime Minister to make an official visit to Hun­gary. This was followed by of­ficial British-Hungarian talks in Parliament’s Delegation Hall. The Hungarian delegation, headed by György iLázár, included Vice- Premier József Marjai, Deputy Foreign Minister Ferenc Eszter­PHOTO MTI — LAJOS SOOS PM BOWS TO HEROES: Mrs Thatcher’s day began with the laying of a wreath at the Hun­garian Heroes’ Monument gályos and Hungarian Ambassa­dor in London Rezső Bányász. The British side, headed by Mrs Thatcher, included Assistant Foreign Secretary Sir Julian Bul­lard, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister John Coles, and British Ambassador in Budapest Peter William Unwin. At the plenary session, topical international subjects were dis­cussed. The two sides exchanged views about the present state of the disarmament talks, possibi­lities for their continuation, and related prospects. At these talks held in sincere cordial atmosphe­re, they also surveyed a broad range of the Hungarian-British bilateral relations, and possibili­ties for their further develop­ment. ■ At the end of the talks, the British Prime Minister made a short walk around Parliament building. President Pál Losonczi then received Mrs Thatcher in Par­liament’s Munkácsy Hall. Among those present were Ferenc Esz­tergályos and Rezső Bányász, John Coles and Peter William Unwin. Following this, a meeting took place in Parliament between HSWP First Secretary János Ká­dár and Margaret Thatcher. At the meeting held in open cor­dial Atmosphere, they exchanged views about topical questions of the international situation and East-West relations, and trends in Hungarian-British relations. The British Prime Minister in. the afternoon went sightseeing. In the evening, a banquet was gi­ven in the Hunters’ Hall of the Parliament Building by György Lázár in honour of Margaret Thatcher. The host and the guest of honour delivered toasts. IN THE ADAM CLARK SQUARE: Good morning, Mrs Thatcher. Perhaps we shall have managed to bridge over some of the difficulties De you like our English columns? Please drop us a line! BUDAPEST. A panel of international art restorers, from the GDR, France and Italy, will examine the retrieved paintings that were stolen from the Museum of Fine Arts last year, to determine the methods of restoring the paintings, Klara Deak, head of the museum's restoration department, says. "All seven paintings need some treatment, though in a varying measure."

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