Fraternity-Testvériség, 1969 (47. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1969-02-01 / 2. szám

± “ONE NATION UNDER GOD” "One nation under God." That declaration in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, is the title of the educational program of Exchange Clubs which culminates in "One Nation Under God” Month each November. The program aims at making Americans more deeply conscious of the significance of religious faith in our national life, and bringing them to full awareness that only as "one nation under God” can we truly have "liberty and justice for all.” When the words "under God” were inserted in the Pledge by Act of Congress in 1954, President Eisenhower, in signing the Act, said they were in­tended to reaffirm the transcendence of religious faith in America’s heritage and future, and constantly strengthen those spiritual weapons which forever will be our country’s most powerful resource in peace and war. "One Nation Under God” Month, highlighted by Thanksgiving Day, is a perfect time to bring into clearer focus the transcendence of religious faith in America’s heritage, its present and its future. Above all, it is a time for God-fearing Americans to assume personal responsibility for a renaissance of high morals and ethical behavior in their own lives, their families, their communities, and the. nation. STATEMENT OF INCOME, DISBURSEMENTS AND ASSETS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1968 INCOME U.S.A. Canada Life Insurance Fund ................ $184,585.16 $ 6,098.27 Sick Benefit Fund 939.59 17.25 Hospitalization Fund 4,493.32 —.— Overremittances 986.47 Bethlen Home Dues Collected 2,122.10 135.09 Investments Repaid ................. 44,529.11 964.08 Bonds Sold ................................. 99,698.00---.--­Rent Income ............................. 1,158.42---.--­Trust Fund of Unpaid Claims 51,611.40---.--­Mortgage Loan Placement Fees 900.00 —.— Total ................................... $391,023.57 $ 7,214.69 Balance from Nov. 30. 1968 102,325.75 24,558.51 Total Income Dec. 31, 1968 $493,349.32 31,773.20 DISBURSEMENTS Life Insurance Fund $188,351.82 $ 3,092.43 Sick Benefit Fund 1,691.89---.-­Hospitalization Fund .............. .. 1,936.00 —.— Shortages ................................... 254.16 492.28 Bethlen Home Dues Paid ... 2,004.10--.--­New Investments ...................... 206,738.50--.--­Real Estate Expenses .............. 1,006.14---.--­Investments Expenses ............ 921.10 —.— Trust Fund Paid ...................... 6,674.50--,--­Certificate Loan Interest Returned ............................ 4.41 —.— Total Disbursements December, 1968 ................ $409,582.62 $ 3,584.71 Total Income ............................ $493,349.32 $31,773.20 Less Disbursements ................ 409,582.62 3,584.71 Balance for Jan., 1969 .... ..$ 83,766.70 $28,188.49 ASSETS On Checking Account...........$ 83,766.70 $ 28,188.49 Bonds ..................................... 7,840,107.45--.--­Mortgage Loans ................... 5,992,583.80 221,210.54 Real Estate Owned ............. 677,169.80--.--­Certificate Loans ................. 480,584.29 79.42 Petty Cash ........................... 400.00 —.— Total Assets ...................$15,074,612.04 $249,478.45 László L. Eszenyi Controller Paul St. Miklossy T reasurer 13

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