Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1949 / Verhovay Journal
Verhovay Journal IMMIGRANTS INFORMATION BOOK “Immigrants Information Book — How to Enter the United States,“ published recently, was written by Charles L. Cusumano, a New York lawyer, after 18 months of study and research, and as a Result of years of specializing in immigration matters. Many thousands of Americans want quick information on how they can bring foreign relatives or friends into the United States. They have not been able to get it quickly and PAGE 6 inexpensively. Mr. Cusumano felt that there was a crying need for a small, comprehensive book on the subject which would be both reliable and easily understood by the average man, so that he would know exactly what to do to bring a relative or friend in. Throughout the writing of the book the author has constantly had before him the picture of an intelligent reader knowing nothing about immigration, who wanted to learn about it quickly, reliably and without cracking his skull in doing so. Mr. Cusumano has described his book in these six words: “Immigration facts with the spikes removed.” Not only is the book clear, simple and authoritative, but it is arranged in logical sequence to save the reader’s time. Through the “short cut” at the beginning of the book, a reader can quickly find the information he seeks. The book, 56 pages long, is published by Old Faithful Publishing Company, 123 William Street, New York, and sells for $1. It his a very detailed table of contents besides the “short cut” that streamlines the book for quick reference. August 17, 1949 NOW BE GOOD The proud father was talking about the intelligence of his son. “You know, dear,” he told his wife, “I think he must have got his brains from me.” “He certainly must,” retorted his wife, “I’ve still got mine.” Husbands are three varieties: Prizes, surprises and consolation prizes. A smile is ä light in the window of the face which shows that the heart is at home. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT JANUARY — JUNE, 1949 I. Balance from Prev. Year Monthly Dues ........................................ Int. on Mortgage Loans .................. Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans .............. Interest on Bonds ............................... Dividends on Stocks ........................... Interest on Bank Deposits ............ Int. on Real Estate Loans .............. Home Office Bldg. Income ............ Miscellaneous Income ........................ Profit on Sale or Mat. of Bonds Deposits to Trust Fund ................. Hdlg. Charges — Cash Surr.......... Hdlg. Charges — Certif. Loans ... Employees Soc. Sec. Deductions ... Over 1%-Trans. from Trust Fund Furniture and Equipment ............. Total Income ................................. TOTAL ................................... Death Benefit Claims ........................... Add. Accidental Death Ben. ................ Matured Endowments ............................. Cash Surrenders .......................................... Other Legal Expenses ............................. Home Office Bldg. Dish............................ Hungarian Hall Disb....................... ......... Investment Expenses ............................... Loss on Sale or Mat. of Bonds .......... Amortization Decrease ........................... Loss of Savings A/C Asset ................. Sickness and Accident Claims ............ Maiming Benefits ................................. Medical Examinations ............................. Miscellaneous Expenses .......................... Monthly Dues Refunds .......................... Accrued Bond Interest ............................. Paid Trust Deposits ................................. Over 1%-Trans. to Exp. Fund ............ Premium Reserves ......................,........... Commissions .................................................. Collection of Dues ................................... Adv., Printing, Sta.................„................. Field Supervisors Salaries .................... Field Super. Travel Exp.......................... Inspection of Risks ................................... Office Employees Salaries ...................... Salaries — Officers and Trustees ..... Travel and Other Expenses .................. Insurance Dept. Fees ................................ Branch Office Rental .............................. Home Office Rental ................................ Gen. Office Main. Expense ................. Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ......... Donations ...................................................;.. American Hungarian Federation ...... Verhovay Fund .:...................................... Official Publication ................................ Bureau and Ass’n Dues and Assess. ... Books, Newspapers, Periodicals ........... Insurance ..................................................... Actuarial and Auditing Exp............... Sports Activities ...............:...................... States Unemployment Tax .................. Social Security Federal Tax ................. Other State Taxes .................................. Mortuary Fund 8,577,308.00 Disability Fund 453,133.61 Trust Fund 100,224.49 Junior O. Fund 814,711.96 Junior O. Exp. Fund Expense Fund 3.305.05 450,616.85 1,017.64 17.104.76 120,185.45 867.81 307.32 243.12 18.715.76 14.96 4,888.09 II. INCOME 98,217.97 ----1,232.40 45.37 19,319.77 82.995.72 294.17 11.112.72 16,227.75 140,936.18 171.65 8.70 125.80 1,251.00 325.80 749.25 771.24 434.00 613,961.76 98,217.97 20,597.54 94,402.61 16,408.10 144,593.27 9,191,269.76 190,394.25 3,000.00 9,804.27 29,577.21 100.00 13,829.91 368.30 2,134.77 312.67 4.69 655.06 551,351.58 120,882.03 III. DISBURSEMENTS 1,504.93 4,871.98 79,772.07 600.00 96.00 90.00 16.80 36 13,899 771 67 09 24 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ...... 256,558.04 80,574.87 14,707.00 6,216.37 10,369.97 148,684.40 517,110.65 BALANCE ................................ 8,934,711.72/ 470,776.71 106,115.03 902,898.20 6,038.13— 786.08 10,419,753.71 909,114.57 550.00 3,8376 203 424 10 43 1,20138 16,408.10 62.40 34200 3131 4.809 4,172 952-o 06 50 1,457.50 1,050.00 3,138.00 81.45 10.946.15 31,774.20 7.415.13 9.600.00 2.400.00 187.70 31,374.40 14,490.00 4,588.75 3,334.84 843.00 5.460.00 1.615.13 3,215.53 150.00 499.98 499.98 5,369.11 266.25 148.23 267.25 2,357.80 3,154.50 362.42 2,614.92 22.18 TOTAL 9,948,683.11 788,994.47 1.017.64 17,398.93 132,530.57 867.81 352.69 243.12 18.715.76 140.76 4,888.09 19.319.77 1.422.65 334.50 749.25 771.24 434.00 988,181.25 147,898.32 10,936,864.36 192,464.15 3,000.00 9,804.27 33,414.67 1.150.00 13,829.91 368.30 2,134.77 312.67 4.69 655.06 79,772.07 600.00 3.576.00 90.00 1,837.59 5,333.08 13,899.09 771.24 1,201.38 15,755.85 35,946.26 8,367.63 9.600.00 2.400.00 187.70. 31,374.40 14,490.00 4,588.75 3,334.84 843.00 5.460.00 1,615.13 3,215.53 150.00 499.98 499.98 5,369.11 266.25 148.23 267.25 2,357.80 3,154.50 362.42 2,614.92 22.18 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditor
