The Eighth Hungarian Tribe, 1983 (10. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1983-09-01 / 9. szám
September, 1983 THE EIGHTH HUNGARIAN TRIBE Page 5 Source of information concerning the arts, dinner gatherings, literature, media exposure, religious events and the wide range of intangibles which bind and forge U9 into this Eighth Tribe. In my humble estimation your work is of Paramount Importance. May God give you strength to continue with the highest integrity and purest of intentions. Enclosed please find $25.00 for Membership in the Hungarian Eighth Tribe Foundation and $10.00 to renew my subscription. Sincerely, Gregory D. Petro Racine, Wisconsin We receive letters from many foreign countries, but one place we did not expect to get one is from Hungary, but we did. — Editor 5 0 >- z 1 3 ■ ii*it • 18*1 BÉKÉS ROZI £(CkHTU humiMJ T R / %£ C till W Ifjd i A It... , j U,t .-4 — U-o /1 ÍU-C..I1 f <Sl ) 't. r< c f/i Iht L\ i 'Jl ■ ~~ % ^ 0' __A Z'y . tdv,ni i L. L4 *0? A í lu.ír /‘ilúJué. III Dear Sirs: I beg your pardon for my letter. Last week I have visited the library of the Historical Institution of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and by chance I noticed on the shelf the April issue of your very interesting journal. I have never looked there before and I liked it very much. It writes things, I never heard about them! May I ask you to send it to me sistematically. Alas I cannot pay for it, because our laws don’t permit us to pay in American money. Once more please excuse me for my bad English and for my letter! ... I have no possibilities or practising English, so Í forgot writing. Waiting your answer and, — if it is possible — your journal. I send my best wishes to you all! • • • Wou/d any of our readers be kind enough to give a gift subscription ? Most Rev. LoífisCíWis A. Irányt, Scft.P. Titular Bishop Elect of CasteC Mediano P[ease accept my deep gratitude for your 6est wishes on the occasion of my elevation to episcopacy for the spiritual assistance of Hungarians Hving outside of Hungary. Tour good wishes and prayers are an inspiration and assurance for the beginning of my new service in the Church. With personal 6est wishes, I remain Gratefully yours in our Lord, (/£ / The following appeared in the Sunday Bulletin of the Hungarian Church of Reformátion of Miami, Florida: “We recommend for reading The Eighth Hungarian Tribe, a monthly publication. From this Magazine you’ll be able to get aquainted with the history of the Hungarian Nation, and of Hungary. Read it and become a missionary of this magazine.” • * * We wish to thank all churches and societies for their support — morally or financially. Many American Hungarians are passing away without an heir. Their wealth, properties, savings and insurance policies will revert to the states in which they are residing. If you, or someone you know, are in this situation, please inform that person about his or her option to name the Hungarian Eighth Tribe Foundation as their respective heirs. YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED TO KEEP THIS MAGAZINE ALIVE! BE AN ADVOCATE IN ITS BEHALF.
