The Eighth Hungarian Tribe, 1987 (14. évfolyam, 1-8. szám)
1987-01-01 / 1-2. szám
Chicago és Környéke Magyar Hetilap — Hungarian Newspaper Egy évre $25.00. félévre $15.00 4125 N Central Park Ave. Chicago III. 60618 Tel: (312) 478-0850 Az új esztendő a „Chicago és Környéke” életében is jelentős változásokat hozott. Koós László, aki az elmúlt tíz évben fáradtságot nem ismerő munkával szolgálta a magyar újság ügyét, főállására való tekintettel eddig betöltött kiadói tisztségéről lemondott. A kiadói hivatal ügyintézését Noé Zoltán szerkesztő vette át. If you come down to Florida make MAGYAR MOTEL resort your family headquarters to see all these famous Florida attractions, short drive to Disney World. Sea World, Marineland, 6 Gun Territory, Cypress Gardens, etc. 3-4 minutes to 25 miles of public beachs. modern spacious efficiences and motel rooms. For information and reservation please call or write MAGYAR MOTEL, 1745 South Ridgewood Ave. (U.S. No. 1), Daytona Beach. Florida. Tel: (904) 767-1418 BE A MEMBER OF THE HUNGARIAN EIGHTH TRIBE FOUNDATION! MEMBERSHIP IN THE HUNGARIAN EIGHTH TRIBE FOUNDATION P.O. Box 637, Ligonier. PA 15658 I/we wish bo be a member of the Hungarian Eighth Tribe Foundation. — Membership: $10.00 per year. Name______________________________________________ Address____________________________________________ City ________________State _____Zip _______ HUNGARIAN EIGHTH TRIBE FOUNDATION P.O. Box 637, Ligonier, PA 15658 Forwarding—Return Postage Guaranteed Address Correction Requested NEWS IN BRIEF Elected To Congress EARNEST KÖNNYŰ was elected to Congress as Republican Representative from California with 55% of voting majority. Congressman Könnyű is the son of Professor and Mrs. László Könnyű of St. Louis, Missouri. It is good to see second generation Hungarian Americans advancing in the national political life of the United States. Our congratulations. Hungarian Americans Recepient of Ellis Island Medal of Honor. William May, chairman of New York Statue of Liberty Centennial Commission, presented the Medal to 80 persons from different sectors of United States. Three Hungarian Americans were amongst them: PETER RONA, president of Schroeder Investment Bank, Ltd.; Dr. ZOLTÁN SZÁZ, vice president of American Foreign Policy Institute, and of National Confederation of American Ethnic Group; and Dr. ANDREW T. UDVARDY, president of the Col. Michael Kovats de Fabriczy Association. Einstein Letter Sold. Publisher Malcolm Forbes paid $220,000 for a version of the letter Albert Einstein sent to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, urging him to pursue the Possibility of an atomic bomb. The letter was written in 1939, when Hungarian-born LEO SZILARD asked Einsteins help in convincing president Roosevelt of the need for an atomic program. Szilard wrote two letters of different lengths, and Einstein signed both. On October 11, the longer letter was sent to Roosevelt. He responded by setting up the committee that ultimately resulted in the Manhattan Project, where majority of scientists working on the project were Hungarian-born. Megjelent A Katolikus Magyarok Vasárnapjának 1987-es évkönyve P. Kiss Barnabás és P. Ligeti Angelus szerkesztésében. A 352 oldalas, színes borítójú évkönyv remek tanulmányokat, elbeszéléseket és költeményeket tartalmaz a Vasárnap hasábjairól ismert íróktól és költőktől. Ara: 7 USA-dollár plusz postaköltség. Megrendelhető a Vasárnapnál: P. O. Box 2464, Youngstown, Ohio 44509 USA BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID Ligonier, PA Permit No. 47 Mr. William Sontra 28 Possum Lane (Rowayton) South Norwalk, Conn. 06854 JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 1987
