Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1955 / Verhovay Journal

SO, HURRY, HURRY, HURRY May 18, 1955 Verhovay Journal PAGE 15 Hungarian Department at Elmhurst College Expands The only college department of Hungarian Studies in the United States is located at Chicago’s subur­ban Elmhurst College. Elmhurst Col­lege is a school of liberal arts and sciences. It has an outstanding aca­demic history of nearly eighty-five years. The Hungarian studies department is on the eve of its fifteenth anniver­sary. Students from many states are enrolled for the courses offered by ■the department. The activities of these collegians and co-eds are varied. Betty Almasy of Hammond, Indiana, sang the lead­ing roll in the Elmhurst College Homecoming Revue. A pre-medical student, William Dawson, of Elm­hurst, has been broadcasting a morning musical program over the college radio station. A number of years ago the out­standing captain of the Elmhurst College football team was Andrew Wolf of Kalamazoo, Michigan. As an alumnus of the Hungarian depart­ment and of Elmhurst College, to­day Mr. Wolf is a partner in a wholesale business in California. At the recent board of directors! meeting of the American Studies Foundation which supports the Hun­garian department at Elmhurst Col­lege, a plan was adopted to build a beautiful national Hungarian muse­um library on the Elmhurst campus. The museum will house a “Hall of Fame” to honor the hundreds of' great Americans of Hungarian de­scent, who have contributed much to our life in the world of sciences, en­gineering, the arts and the humani­ties. The foundation has set another im­portant goal for raising five hundred thousand dollars for the endowment! of the Department of Hungarian LEDGER ASSETS- February 28, 1955 Real Estate — Home Office Building Less Reserve ............................................ Mortgage Loan Account ............................... Branch Real Estate Account .................... Loans and Liens .............................................. Bond Account .................................................... Stock Account .................................................. Cash Account ...................................................„ Savings Account ............................................. Stock Account — Magyar Home............ Accounts Receivable ..................................... Total Ledger Assets ...................... National Treasurer JOHN SZALANCZY Studies at Elmhurst College. Thus, impoi:tant research will be carried on, pnd published along with books and [regular periodicals. As President Eisenhower has fre­quently remarked that our task is, to train American citizens who will understand and appreciate other1 •citizens and peoples of the world. The president of the American. Hungarian Studies Foundation is August J. Molnár, who for nearly three years has successfully headed the Elmhurst Department of Hun­garian Studies. He was bom in Cleveland, Ohio. At the recent foun­dation meeting both the vice presi­dents were elected: Dr. Joseph Re­ményi and Dr. Steven Sabo, both of Cleveland: Alexander Ince of New1 York and the former publisher of the Theatre Arts Magazine*; Mme. Anna del Préda of Chicago and direc­tor of the American Opera Company. Mrs. Anne Egry of East Chicago, Indiana was chosen to be the secre­tary of the Foundation. Dr. George Holmes of Wheaton, Illinois is the treasurer. The foundation feels that a ...........$ 114.149.9S ............. 547,410.52 .............. 41.068.91 .............. 583,880.13 ............. 13,993,827.04 ............. 36,167.98 ............. 135,010.79 .............. 44.238.25 .............. 12.450.00 ............ ......................850.00 ...........St 15,509.053.60 National Auditor JOHN SABO 'greater number of American uni­versity and college trained persons should know about and appreciate! Hungarian culture and some of its treasures. Undergraduate students [studying the Hungarian language at Elmhurst College are preparing for numerous professions. Board member of the foundation are: Zoltán Beky, Trenton, N.J.; John Botty, Youngstown, Ohio; Ga­bor Brachna, Cleveland, Ohio; Dr. Tibor de Cholnoky, New York, N.Y.; Dr. Henry Dinkmeyer, Elmhurst, Illinois; Steven Dohanos, Westport, Conn. Still other members of the board of directors are: Aloysius Falussy nf New York City, who is also mem­ber of the Board of Directors of the Verhovay- Fraternal Insurance As­sociation; Arjjad George, Chicago; Albert B. Mark, New York City; Louis Novak, Elyria, Ohio; Desmond Parragh, Chicago; Coloman Revesz, Pittsburgh, Pa.; who is National Secretary of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association; Daniel Szan­­tay, Chicago; Dr. Francis Újlaki, Washington, D. C. PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES JANUARY 1 to 31, 1955 Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br. Amount TF 642.26 46 284.83 100 240.57 153 148.21 210 61.73 278 985.66 348 773.08 452 225.00 546 30.69 PAR 493.32 47 103.81 101 186.25 156 50.84 213 325.24 284 312.78 349 449.18 466 1848.76 548 143.16 2 611.76 48 12334.19 103 170.94 157 246.31.214 4413.98 285-125.30 351 238.83 467 95.38 550 76.50 3---.---49 379.02 106 822.12 158 110.56 215*313.63 286 261.17 352 1442.5?470 708.54 555 38.49 5 202.93 50 3486.28 107 756.00 159 1409.51 215---.---288 363.72 355---.---477 401.74 559 44.52 7 288.59 52 2701.74 108 1739.78 160 195.63 216 2956.04 289 213.39 361 1372.12 478 155.58 562 f-3.59 8 2246.39 53 84.35 111 312.12 162 60.27 218 215.82 290 412.72 364 1275.20 480 288.13 564 210.46 9 400.62 56 .66.85 114 204.29 163 384.02 219 224.56 291*225.11 366 900.41 481---.---565 63.09 10 494.92 57 203.69 116---.---166 63.14 220 348;'73 291 340.29 370 112.57 482 901.80 566 233.28 12 46.44 59 2142.6.1 117 28.89 168 620.03 221 265.83 292 703.97 373 44.67 483 72.63568 34.33 13 2974.46 61 398.42 119 202.46 170 495.79 222 721.92 295 200.71 376 1257.01 485 .47.13 14 12922.11 62 189.60 120 883.80 172 329.47 226 2417.08 296 3110.51 383 3714.29 487 244.97 15 7127.09 63 265.00 123 478.35 173 56.52 227 270.21 301 280.99 386 397.17 488 58.40573 239.50 16 226.69 64 1625.77 127 795.55 174 1546.94 230 726.61 302 370.71 387 118.86 489 358.98575 308.50 17 4744.22 66 294.00 129 3158.68 175 230.95 236 199.20 303 578.49 389 180.42 496 119.66 TOTAL 20 1455.23 67 309.31 130 4182.72 176 214.12 237 285.68 805 732.50 390 523.26 499 735.0.8 21 2610.36 68 1562.49 132 11728.76 177 133.14 239---.---307 143 51 391 252.28 500 1145.81 253,301.02 23 864.14 69 74.94 133 499.50 180---.---242 210.51 310 1184.95 399 218.57 501 659.61 25 955.96 70 1219.65 134 55.53 182 34.59 245 54.C4 313 388.03 403 104.99 511 2010.85 26 2988.50 71 2226.39 135 265.96 184---.---247 640.00 317 75.01 405 146.72 514 656.80 27 3924.97 73 190.05 136 369.90 186 216.42 248 1038.96 322---.---408 170.78 517 232 13 29 553.16 76 2876.53 137 456.22 187 2524.17 249 5160.24 324 145.39 415 170.13 518 2011.26 30 39.09 78 250.51 138*534.10 188 123.69 253---.---327 196.27 417 3180.66 519 40.35 31 571.09 81 235.23 138---.---189 3045.67 257 92.40 331 42.98 418 8.55 520 150.91 32 2195.72 84 1191.15.141 831.56 192 345.06 261 96.33 335 209.65 420 350.07 525 4878.18 84 2371.40 85 751.91 142 224.61 193 65.4 C 262 409.65 336 1041.64 424 267.97 533 307.55 36 10335.73 86 131.40 143 152.95 196 141.92 264 146X4 338 1170.86 429 369.19 534 13.77 38‘347.30 . 87 2612.10 145 463.14 197 248.83 269 964.98 340 160.66 430*693.38 535 73.07 39 2459.19 88 943.75 146*75.88. 200 278.89 272 560.06 341 146.05 432 336.71 537*43.73 40 1241 95 89 1688.60 146 232.80 201■ 230.37 273 128.31 343---.---433 47.80 538 27.76 41 98.00 90 1773.71 147 344.54 204 414.08 275 1501.01.344 200.48 438 185.84 541 30.S5 43 349.16 91 1942.58 160 1003.79 207 155.06 276 333.04 345 230.45 442 70.83 542 180.37 45 6389.18 98 2856.91 152 1140.42 209 531.S1 277 519.49 347 317.87 443 5114.71 545 127.32 Januaiy 31, 1955, Pittsburgh, Pa. * December, 1954 Monthly Dues P.emittance JOHN SABO, National Auditor JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer

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