Fraternity-Testvériség, 1963 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1963-11-01 / 11. szám
FRATERNITY 7 and after the noon signals were given, out poured the chimes ... at first softly, then loud and clear . . . “Isten Áldd Meg a Magyart!” Our hearts skipped a few beats . . . and then came “Kossuth Lajos Azt Üzente”, and after that “Piros Hajnal, Fehér Álom, Zöld Remény”, followed by other beloved songs of our Hungarian people. I heard one man say, “Oh, that’s the Hungarian Anthem! Listen!” Yes, I listened, and was deeply stirred. So were my friends in the park and those in our twelfth floor offices. And who knows how many others, who just happened to be around Dupont Circle and heard the program, may have dropped a few tears, too ... in memoriam . . . FOR THE HEROES OF THE HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION . . . ? OFFICE CLERK WANTED Effective January 1, 1964, there will be an opening for an office clerk in the Underwriters’ Department in our Home Office, Washington, D. C. The position requires membership in the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America, a knowledge of the English language and some Hungarian as well; good typing essential; knowledge of shorthand an advantage. Applicant may be male or female. Details of salary, which includes membership in our pension fund, group insurance and hospitalization, may be negotiated by mail or in person. Send applications directly to: Rev. Joseph Kecskemethy, Secretary Hungarian Reformed Federation of America 1346 Connecticut Avenue, N. W. Washington 6, D. C. After December 9, 1963, all mail should be addressed to: 3216 New Mexico Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. — 20016 ‘“I AM PLEASED . . The Hungarian Reformed Federation of America 1346 Connecticut Avenue, N. W. Washington 36, D. C. Dear Sir: My five children and I thank you for the wonderful words of comfort we received in our sorrow. We thank you also for the check which I have received. I am pleased that my husband belonged to this wonderful Hungarian Reformed Federation of America. Thank you again! 858 E. St. John Street Morgantown, W. Va. Most sincerely, Mrs. Joseph Pava
