Verhovayak Lapja, 1943. július-december (26. évfolyam, 26-53. szám)
1943-10-28 / 44. szám
October 28. 1943 Verhovayak Lapja Page I m ow Thomas R. Kochis, S 2/2, is now at the Naval Air Tech. Training Center, Tenn. He finished his boots training at Great Lakes with highest honors as battalion leader and graduated as Naval Aerial Radio operator at Memphis. He is 19 years of age, member of Br. 130, East Chicago, Ind.; and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kochis. His dad is an active member of Br. 130, while his paternal grandfather, Stephen B. Kochis (Kocsiscsak), formerly of Lorain, Ohio, now of San Bernardino, Calif., was a director of the VFIA for many years. His 'maternal grandfather, Gabriel Sguszi, is president of Br. 130. Before entering the service, Thomas was a student of the Wabash College; having graduated from the Washington H. S. in East Chicago. He will be very glad to hear from members who can address him at: 4834 Euclid Ave., East Chicago, Ind. By: Richard J. Phillips Word has just reached us that Michael F. Toth, who was inducted into the Army on June 11, 1943, has already been advanced in rank. He is now private, first class, and is stationed at Kessler Field, Mississippi. Pvt. Toth is only 19 years old and prior to his induction was working in the Ford Apprentice School, Dearborn, Michigan, specializing in electrical engineering. Pvt. Toth likes the army and is well-pleased with his surroundings, particularly when it gives him his long-awaited opportunity to follow his life interest — aviation. He was an enthusiastic model builder and won recognition for his authentic and skillful-built models. He is mechanicallyinclined and his officers are sending him to school to develop his latent abilities along this field. He is the brother of the President of Br. 356, who as well as the other members of his family are all enthusiastic Verhovay members. Incidentally, Pvt. Toth was formely a Duquesne resident, having moved to this city a few years ago. We hope the best for Pvt. Toth who will keep us informed as to his progress and advancement in rank, for which he is striving and hopes to receive very shortly. be reached at 8030 Burdeno Street, Detroit, Mich VICTORY J BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS BIOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONNAIRE When a man is born, people ask: “How is the mother?” When he marries, they say: “What a beautiful bride!” When he passes away they ask: “How much did he leave her?” —Fountain Inn (S. C.) Tribune. In connection with the telephone system radiotephone service has been established linking the Humber area of Newfoundland with St. John’s and through that city with Canada and the United States. ADD PRIORITIES During the last few months the war has dimmed New York’s Great White Way, fostered heard growing to save razor blades, taken the ruffles off women’s ‘‘scanties” put the ding on romantic movie love scenes (the candles used for illumination are too scarce), stopped us from eating sweet pickles and taught the government bureaucrats to use the telephone instead of writing memos. IIONDS BOUGHT WO The following bonds were bought, sold, or called in August, 1943: 8/ 4 Dela. River Joint Comm. 2.70%, 1973.. 20 No. Ind. Pub. Service Co. 314%, 1973.. JUNIOR ORDER 8/ 4 Dela. River Joint Comm. 2.70%, 1973.. 8/20 No. Ind. Pub. Service Co. 314%, 1973.. Purchase Price Par Value 10,200.00 10,000.00 10,287.50 10.000.00 15,300.00 15,000.00 4,115.00 4,000.00 39,902.50 39,000.00 Bonds bought, sold or called in September, 1943: 9/10 U.S. Treasury Bonds, 214%, 1964/69....- 75,000.00 9/29 U.S. Treasury Bonds, 214%, 1964/69 30,000.00 75.000. 00 30.000. 00 105,000.00 105,000.00 BONDS CALLED 9/1/43 No. Ind. Pub. Service Co. 33/4%, 1969 JUNIOR ORDER 9/1/43 No. Ind. Pub. Service Co. 3 % %, 1969 Pittsburgh, Penna., September 30, 1943. Purchase Price 10,000.00 4.000. 00 14.000. 00 Call Price 10,625.00 4,250.00-4,875.00 Profit 625.00 250.00 875.00 JOHN SZALANCZY, Treasurer. If you hive a full book now, every day you wait costs you money! Unde Sam's Verhorays *-----------------------------------------------SINKOVITZ BROTHERS ATTEND MARINE SCHOOL STEVE GYURCSIK JOHN P. SINKOVITZ PFC. John P. Sinkovitz, member of Br. 336, Harrisburg, Penna., is now attending Sea School in Portsmouth. John and Frank are sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sin-FRANK B. SINKOVITZ PFC. Frank B. Sinkovitz, member of Br. 336, Harrisburg, Penna., is attending O. C. S. in Quantico. kovltz, 1122 S. Cameron St Harrisburg, Penna. WINS RECOGNITION Your book of War Savings Stamps—even though full— pays you no interest, unless you turn it in for War Savings Bonds. For it is only the bonds which bear interest ! THOMAS R. KOCHIS PVT. TOTH - 356-er So hurry to the nearest Post Office today and convert your full War Savings Stamp books to U. S. War Savings Bonds. Pvt. Steve Gyurcsik, member of Br. 356, Detroit, Mich., is now serving in the U. S. Army, sationed at Fort McClellan. Pvt Gyurcsik was inducted in June, 1943. Steve would like very much to hear from other Verhovay boys who are now serving in the armed forces. He can-0NDS SOLD 1 ER E
