William Penn, 1958 (41. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1958-09-03 / 9. szám

) September 17, 1958 William Penn III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims ............ Additional Accidental Death Benefit Claims .................... Matured Endowments ........... Payor Benefits Waived ....... Waiver of Monthly Dues ....... Cash Surrenders ..................... Monthly Dues Refund ........... Interest Assigned or Paid ... Accrued Bond Interest ....... Accrued Stock Dividend ....... Refunds to Members ............. Loss on Sale, Exch. or Maturity of Bonds Rent Salaries and Wages .............. Branch Office Expense ....... Legal Fees and Expenses ..... Medical Examination Fees ..... Inspection Report Fees ........ Mang’ment Consultant Surv. Traveling Expenses .............. Advertising ____________ Postage ................................... Exp. .j, Express _______________________ Telegraph ........................................ Telephone ........................................... Printing ............................................. Stationery ......................................... Cost or Depreciation of Furniture and Equip..................... Books and Periodicals .................... Bureau and Association Dues___ Insurance except on Real Estate .... Sundry General Expenses ............... Actuarial and Auditing Expenses ... Statistical Service Fees .................. Field Expense Allowance ................ Field Conferences-............................ Official Publication .......................... Donations ....____________........ American Hungarian Federation .. Sports Activities ............................. Off. Machinery Maint. & Off. Equip. Main................................_ Real Estate Expenses __________ Other Investment Expenses ........... Trust Fund Paid Deposits ............. Commissions ....................................... Collection of Dues .................... Supp. Contracts Without Life Contingencies — Paid Dep. ........ New Building Plans Account ...... State Ins. Dept. Licenses and Fees State Taxes ..................................... Other State Tax .............................. Social Security Federal Tax ......... Other Federal Tax ......................... Hosp. Deduction Employees ......... City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax Sales Promotion Expense ............. Home Off. Employees Conference.. Rental of Equipment .................... U.S. Dist. Director of Int. Revenue Withholding Tax ......................... Sick Benefit Claims ........................ Permanent Disability Claims ......... Income Protector Claims ............... Surgical Claims _______________ Hospitalization Claims __________ Employees Group Hosp. .. ............ Employees Group Surgical ............. Bond Amortization Increase and Decrease Account ................ Pension Fund Paid Deposit ........... Total Disbursements ............ Ledger Assets as of-June 30, 1958 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI National Treasurer Life Benefit Department 408.888.48 2,000.00 172,700.00 612.35 69.50 211,120.64 7.566.92 543.27 5,624.63 43.99 16,056.70 12.320.40 7.560.00 142.400.49 33,575.16 2.749.96 6.148.00 2.402.92 6,049.78 24,542.02 11,091.67 2,989.18 182.27 381.55 6,125.60 11,267.88 4,846.43 6.227.52 1,151.49 1.607.00 4.410.45 4,002.68 5,451.10 2.743.96 9.624.92 2,483.73 14,234.84 644.98 1.500.00 20,578.32 2,594.56 42,918.98 5,177.07 16,779.29 99,762.86 144,311.34 3,087.12 38.40 361.00 3.419.52 153.26 14.372.41 910.79 1.687.45 430.13 1,068.28 530.38 189.00 48,435.96 1,560,748.58 24,982,045.31 Disability Pension Combined Department Department Departments —.— 408,888.48- __ 2,000.00 —.__--.-- ' 172,700.00 —.-­--.--612.35--.-­--.--69.50--.--­—.— 211,120.64 315.96 —.— 7,882.88--.-­--.--543.27--.--184.00 5,808.63--.--85.62 129.61 —•— 16,056.70 . ___ 69.62 12,390.02--.--­--.--7,560.00--.-­—.— 142,400.49--.-­--.--33,575.16--.-­--.--2,749.96--.-­--.--6,148.00--.-­--.--2,402.92--.-­--.--6,049.78--.-­--.--24,542.02--.-­--.--11,091.67--.-­--.--2,989.18--.--­--.--182.27--.--­--.--381.55--.--­--.--6,125.60--.-­--.--11,267.88 —.— —.— 4,846.43- __ __#__ 6,227.52--.-­--.--1,151.49--.-­--.--1,607.00--.-­--.--4,410.45--.-­--.--4,002.68--.--­--.--5,451.10 —,__--.---2,743.96--.-­■■IIV 9,624.92--.__ —.— 2,483.73----.---­—.— 14,234.84----.---­—.— 644.98----.---­—.— 1.500.00 —.— 20,578.32 __ . _ . ' Cl D t k-.I«» 2,594.56----.---­----.----42,918.98----.----113.78 5,290.85----.---­----.----16,779.29----.---­----.----99,762.86 —.— — 144,311.34- .- . 3,087.12 —---­----.----38.40----.---­----361.00----.---­----.---3,419.52----.---­----.----153.26----.---­----.----14,372.41----.---­----.----910.79----.---­----.----1,687.45----.---­----.----430.13 —.---­----.----1,068.28----.---­__.----530.38 —.— 189.00 __ , 48,435.96 98,978.35 98,978.35 1,600.00----.----1,600.00 795.00----.----795.00 360.00---- ----360.00 938.36----.----938.36 1,566.05----.----1,566.05 265.00----•----265.00 194.57----.----80.96 80.96 8,105.62 8,105.62 104,818.72 8.639.60 1,674,206.90 1,101,836.54 242,491.77 26,326.373.62 JOHN SABO National Auditor Street, for Branch 76-V. His telephone number is DEvon­­shire 2-9708. We are happy to welcome MR. KEMENES and wish him every suc­cess in his new endeavor. He comes to us from Buffalo, New York, be­ing in the United States but six years. He speaks both English and Hungarian well. We suggest that everyone of you get acquainted with MR. KEMENES even if the buying of insurance is not foremost in your mind at the moment. The time will be well spent.-----76-V — CLOTHING DONATIONS Clothing for Hungarian refugees can be brought to MISS BETTY SMITH, 2960 N. Hancock Street, at almost any reasonable hour. She will see that a charitable organization gets them without delay.-----76-V-----­MARRIAGE MISS JANE KENNY, daughter of Mrs. Violet Kenny, 2607 N. Darien Street, was wed to MR. LEONARD ALLEN, 3041 N. Tenth Street, on Saturday, July 12th, at St. Simeon’s Church, 9th Street and Lehigh Ave­nue. About 150 persons attended the reception. Good luck! Mr. Allen’s two sons, Gary Pres­ton and Leonard, are serving in the U. S. Coast Guard at Wildwood, N. J. It’s unusual for brothers to be stationed together. Preston is reen­listing in October. Leonard is the proud father of a baby boy, LEONARD III, who was born 5 months ago. Good luck, every­one!-----76-V-----­HUNGARIAN MUSIC Miklós Rozsa submits his distinc­tive idiom to formal logic and there­by creates easy-tó-listen-to, struc­turally sound works. There is a dis­tinctive Hungarian mood in his mu­sic that does not resort to actual PAGE 7 folk melodies. Three fine works by Rozsa are included on Decca record DL 9966. The Overture, Rozsa says, was in­fluenced in spirit by the recent ill­­fated Hungarian revolt. Another good item for your col­lection.-----76-V-----­October 6th and 23d will be com­memorated by Hungarians in Phila­delphia.-----76-V-----­SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS JAMES S. ALLEN, JAMES J. A L P E R, KAROLY BARANYAI, WAYNE ROBERT BARATS, AL­BERT J. BARTA, SHIRLEY A. BE­­RES, MRS. STEPHEN BODIS, AN­DREW R. BREJCAK, MRS. JOHN ERDOSY, DAVID A. ERSEK, SHA­RON LEE ERSEK, MELINDA J. GACSI, CECILIA M. -HOEFLER, FRANK HORVATH, MRS. JOHN KANYA, JOSEPH KAROLY, JOHN J. KLINOVSKY, MICHAEL KO­VÁCS, JOHN ALEX KRAYGER, CLARENCE A. LEWIS, MRS. JO­SEPH LOB, ROBERT MATE, JR.; june k. McLaughlin, albert J. MILLER, KALMAN MUDRY, GARY JOSEPH ROONEY, MRS. JO­SEPH ROSENTHAL, STEVEN S. SAMOS, MRS. M. SZENTPETERY, MRS. RICHARD VITO, JAMES W. WEISS, WILLIAM ALBERT SMITH, JAMES SOKORAI, MRS. JOHN SWITZER, ERNEST J. TOTH, MRS. ANTON URBAN, JOHN J. SEL­­LINGER, JOSEPH JOHN SIVAK, ANNE KATHERINE SMITH. Happy birthdays to all of you and to those we missed perchance!-----76-V-----­THOUGHT OF THE MONTH Say-well and do-well end with one letter, Say-well is good, but do-well is better.-----76-V-----­SMILE OF THE MONTH A teacher asked one of his pupils that if he saw a man beating a don­key and he asked the man to stop, what would that be? The young student replied: “Bro­therly Love!”-----76-V-----­BIRTHDAY Happy Birthday wishes to “Ex animo” friend, JOSEPH J. HOR­VATH, of Cleveland, Ohio. We missed you at the bowling tournament, Joseph!-----76-V-----­MILITARY APPOINTMENT STEPHEN PAUL SZEMES, son of Mr. and Mrs. STEPHEN SZEMES, JR., 428 Maplewood Road, Spring­­field, Delaware County, Pennsylva­nia, was graduated with honors in June with a degree of Bachelor of Science at Pennsylvania Military College, Chester, Pa. He was immediately appointed a 2d Lieutenant and was assigned to the Brooks Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. He has been there since July 14th. Stephen Paul is a strapping young man, and we wish him every success in his military endeavors.-----76-V-----­See you at our October 11th Meet­ing. Sincerely and fraternally, L. LOUIS HORVATH Publicity Director, Branch 76-V ----------------------------­There is no stronger endorsement of the lasting -significance of the message emanating from Galilee than the fact that in moving forward past modernity we arrive at a better comprehension of its changeless de­mands. — William Ernest Hocking----------vaS&fc-'---------­Freedom is not worth having if it does not connote freedom to err. — Mahatma Gandhi

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