Fraternity-Testvériség, 1959 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1959-04-01 / 4. szám
12 FRATERNITY MEMBERSHIP AND CERTIFICATES February, 1959 Adult Department Certificates Members In force on January 31, 1959 ____________ 26,442 24,318 Total out __________________________ 121__________ 115 Remained ____________________________ 26,321 24,203 Total gain __________________________ 157_______ 140 Total on February 28, 1959 ______________ 26,478 24,343 Juvenile Department In force on January 31, 1959 ____________12,133___________11,350 Total out _____ 145__________ 131 Remained ____________________________11,988 Total gain ___________________________ 109 11,219 107 Total on February 28, 1959 ______________ 12,097 11,326 Grand Total January 31, 1959 _________________________ 38,575 35,668 February 28, 1959 ____________________ 38,575 35,669 Increase ________________________________ 0_________ 1 LÁSZLÓ L. ESZENYI, Auditor CAN I CHANGE MY NAME WHEN NATURALIZED? Question: I shall soon be eligible to apply for my naturalization. When I arrived in the United States, I Americanized my name and am now generally known by my Americanized name, which is much easier to spell and to pronounce than my original name. I have never taken steps to change names officially. Is it possible for me to obtain a certificate of citizenship with my new name? Answer: Yes. The naturalization law provides for just such a possibility. You should request the new name in connection with your application for naturalization. When your case comes up for final hearing, the judge can order that your name be changed as requested. Your certificate of naturalization will then be issued under the new name.
