Verhovayak Lapja, 1945 (28. évfolyam, 1-52. szám)

1945 / Verhovay Journal

July 25, 1945 44How Shall I Act When He Returns? Verhovay Journal soldier at some time during his life. It shouldn’t be that way but it has been that way up to now. There hardly was a I Page 7 (Continued from Page 6) over the agonies of men buried alive hundreds of feet under­ground while their families are standing at the entrance of the mine with the same experience of horrible expectation as wives and parents have while their sons are fighting in strange worlds. Automobile accidents, suddenly striking illnesses and other trag­edies have made civilians as much subject to undescribable sufferings as our heroes are made to suf­fer. International peace is not the equivalent of peaceful existence. Life still Will remain a struggle, a succession of shocking trag­edies for many, even when the war is going to be over Therefore it is only natural to assume that the majority of our soldiers will overcome the effects of the war just as well as the majority of civilians overcome their in­dividual trials and tragedies. We hope that there will be no wars anymore. General Patton contradicts us, though, when he told to the children of the school in which he received his elementary schooling: “You are the future nurses and soldiers. For there will be wars, because there al­ways were wars.” Ever since human beings ex­isted on the earth, there were wars. It was considered to be a part of man’s life to serve as a generation that had not witnessed the horrors of war. But the ex­periences of war as a rule, had not changed the personality of the men who were called upon to participate in them. It shouldn’t now. (Continued in Next Issue) Distribution of Assets According to Funds Senior Order Trust Fund Junior Order Total Real Estate ......... Mortgage A/C........... Loans and Liens ... Bond A/C ................ Stock A/C ................. Ref. Checks .......... Check A/C .......'..... Savings A/C .......... Part. Cert............... TOTAL: 98,421.51 54,030.44 534,693.91 5,548,800.80 31,900.12 242.02 179,772.79 76,527.79 1,346,40 77,933.77 1,954.07 12,835.03 598.41 367,068.44 26,862.69 98,421.51 54,030.44 535,292.32 5,993,803.01 31,900.12 242.12 208.589.55 89,362.82 1,346.40 6,525.735.78 92,722.87 394,529.54 7.012,988.19 EMMA E. PHILLIPS. Deputy Auditor. Semi-Annual Statement — January 1 to June 30, 1945 I. Balance from Prev. Year Monthly Dues ................... Real Estate Income____ Mortgage Loan Interest Bond Interest _____________ Dividend on Stocks ________ Loan Interest ______________ Bank Interest ............................ Profit on Bonds-----------------­Miscellaneous Income ______ Home Office Building Income Handling Charges _______— Trust Deposits _____________ Total Income___________ TOTAL Mortuary Fund Disability Fund Trust Fund Junior Order Expense Fund Total 5,894,429.43 362,561.00 1,332.84 1,463.38 92.177.51 270.85 18.606.42 244.57 56,578.65 4,958.12 7,100.56 302,517.91 II, INCOME 74,328.20 86,830.72 340,432.35 63,518.92 7,822.00 134,466.24 1,141.76 44.47 228.08 22,275.07 5,108.27 14.47 3,839.39 41.65 3,035.69 581.30 6,632,032.41 634,874.36 1,332.84 1,463.38 98,427.54 270.85 18,620.89 289.04 60,646.12 7.993.81 7,100.56 622.95 22,275.07 545,293.90 74,328.20 23.689.38 72,522.70 138,083.23 853.917.41 6,439,723.33 376,846.11 110.520.10 412,955.05 145,905.23 7,485,949.82 III. DISBURSEMENTS Death Claims _____________________________ Matured Endowments ______________________ Cash Surrenders __________________________ Home Office Building Disb.................•.................... Premium Reserves ................................................... Suspended Banks Liq. Acct.................................... Investment Expense ________________________ Loss on Bonds _____________________________ Miscellaneous Expense ........................................... Sickness and Accident Claims ______________ Perm. Disability Claims____________________ Paid Trust Deposits________________________ Donations Account ............................ American Hung. Federation ............ Verhovay Fund......................................;. Donations for Aged Members ........ Sport Fund ................................................ Commissions and Fees _____________ Inspection of Risks ________________ Medical Examiners_________________ Employees Salaries .................................. Officers Salaries ........................................ Traveling and Other Expenses _____ For Collection of Dues................1.......... insurance Department Fees _________ Rent ............................................................ General Office Maint. and Exp.............. Advertising, Printing and Stationery Postage, Telegraph, Telephone_______ Official Publication ________________ T oqal# Expenses ____________________ Furniture and Fixture ............................ Actuary ___________________________ ^ooia] Securitv Tax ________________ States Unemployment Tax .................... Total Disbursements ____________ RALANCE _________________ 196,390.35 1,000.00 4,907.56 6,406.66 644.80 1.964.01 11.607.20 69,785 1,200 93 1,501 26 00 16,295 00 1,627*50 648.50 1,850.53 276.52 73 50 12,733.94 819.000 469.52 5.610.00 2.356.14 2.356.14 2,000.00 1.500.00 4Q,591.71 156.65 3.629.00 22,147.54 9,699.84 4,939.21 15,776.80 464.00 3.291.00 5,020.54 6,590.72 1,637.92 9,200.95 769.98 324.61 1,863.16 2.227.14 587.00 198,017.85 1,000.00 5,556.06 6,406.66 1.850.53 644.80 1,964.01 11,883.72 1,501.73 69,785.26 1,200.00 16.295.50 5.610.00 2.356.14 2.356.14 2,000.00 1.500.00 53,325.65 156.65 4.541.00 22,147.54 9,699.34 4,939.21 15,776.80 464.00 3.291.00 5.020.54 7.060.24 1,637.92 9,200.95 769.98 324.61 1,863.16 2.227.14 587.00 222,920.58 71,078.26 17,797.23 18.425.51 142,740.05 472,961.63 6,216,802,75 305,767.85 92,722.87 394,529.54 3,165.18 7,012,988.19 EMMA E. PHILLIPS, Deputy Auditor

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