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

1958-06-04 / 6. szám

PAGE 20 William Penn STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1958 I. Ledger Assets as of Mar. 31, 1958 II. Income Monthly Dues ................................. Interest on Bonds ........................... Dividend on Stocks ......................... Interest on Mortgage Loans ......... Interest on Bank Deposits ............. Interest on Real Estate Loans .... Real Estate Income ........................ Int. ou Cert. Loans and Liens .... Profit on Sale or Maturity of Bonds Sports Activities ............................. Service Charges — Loans ............. Trust Fund Deposits ...................... Dividend Accumulation .................. Supp. Cont. Without Life Contingencies — Interest ........... Employees & Off. Witholding Tax Deductions — April .................... Employees & Off. Soc. Sec. Tax Deductions — April .................... New Jersey Tax Contribution ....... Indiana State Income Tax ............. Hospitalization — Employees ....... City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax .... Pension Fifnd Deposits .................. lns. , except on Real Estate ......... Miscellaneous Income ...................... Total Income ......................... Total ............................. III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims .................... Matured Endowment ...................... Cash Surrender ............................... Monthly Dues Refunds .................... lnt. Assigned or Paid .................... Accrued Bond Int............................... Refunds to Members ...................... Loss on Sale, Exchange or Maturity of Bonds ...................... Rent .................................1............... Salaries and Wages ........................ Branch Office Expense ................. Legal Fees and Expenses .............. Medical Examination Fees ............. Inspection Report Fees .................. Traveling Expenses ........................ Advertising ...................................... Postage ............................................. Express ............................................. Telegraph ......................................... Telephone ........................................ Printing ........................................... Stationery .......................................... Cost or Dep. of Fur. and Equip. .. Books and Periodicals .................... Bureau and Association Dues ....... Sundry General Expense .............. Actuarial and Auditing Expenses .. Field Expense Allowance .............. Field Conferences ........................... Official Publication ......................... Donations ......................................... American Hung. Federation ...... Sports Activities ...................... Off. Mach. Maint. and O. Equip Main.................................................. Real Estate Expenses ...................... Other Investment Expenses ....... Trust Fund Deposits (Paid) ........... Commissions .................................... Collections of Dues ....................... Supp. Contr. Without Life Conting’s State Taxes ................................... Soc. Sec. Federal Tax .................... Hospitalization — Employees .... City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax....... Sales Promotion Expense................ Rental of Equipment ...................... U. S. Dis. Dir. of Internal Revenue Withholding Tax — March ....... Sick Benefit Claims ....................... Permanent Disability Claims ....... Income Protector Claims ................ Surgical Claims ............................. Hosp. Claims .................................. Employees Group Hospitalization. .. Employees Group Surgical .............. Pension Fund Paid Deposits ......... Total Disbursements ............. Ledger Assets as of April 30, 1958 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI National Treasurer Life Benefit Disability Department Department 24,913,934.01 1,117,445.58 195*212.28 14,326.25 77,636.24--.--579.08--.--4,310.66--.--222.01--.-­/ 162.37--.--7,000.50--.--690.13 —.— . 6,719.33 —.— 10,311.00 12.50 3,165.54 51.46--.--64.27 8,627.27 ■ — 1,223.11--.--14.93 —.— 38.69 287.10 —.— 87.66--•--40.00--.--10.00 316,466.13 14,326.25 25.230,400.14 1,131,771.83 70,223.86 31,800.00--.--32.074.46--.--1,561.99 74.91 64.27--.--1,433.72--.--2,999.61--.--6,337.51 1,260.00--.--32,192.63--.--14,270.29--.--1,291.66--.--837.33 —.— 395.15--.--15,268.45 —.— 1,611.99 —.— 643.50 —.— 67.67 11.00 —.— 886.26 —.— 1,165.27 —.— 759.55 —.— 562.81 —.— 160.02 —.— 431.10 ___ 1,217.16 _._ 463.33 _w_ 1,791.20--._ 75.76 _._ 2,501.56--._ 83 33--._ 250.00--._ 1,026.70 589.77 2,412.73 __ ___ 1,255.61 .. . _ __ 2,457.02 . -13,848.18 _ -21.117.36 , . 1,064.27 —. _ 2,839.11--3.042.25 287.10-222.29 133.81 • ____ 45.32 7,470.91 __--. — 19,924.74--.--600.00--.--20.00--.--125.00--.--57.13--.--160.90 I — 45.00 282,509.87 21,007.68 24,947,890.27 1,110,764.15 Pension Combined Department Departments 240,804.07 26,272,183.66 209,338.53 77,962.87 694.58 4,310.66 222.01 162.37 7,000.50 690.13 6,861.83 10,311.00 12.50 3,165.54 51.46 64.27 8,627.27 1,223.11 14.93 38.69 287.10 87.66 1,277.30 40.00 10.00 1,861.93 332.654.31 242,666.00 26,604.837.97 70,228.86---.---31,800.00---.---32.074.46---.---1,636.90 __.---64.27 __.----1,433.72 2,999.61 __ _ 6.337.51---.---1,260.00---.---32,192.63---.---14,270.29---.---1,291.66---.---837.33---.---395.15---.---15,268.45---.---1,611.99---.---643.50---.---67.67---.---11.00---.---886.26---.---1,165.27---.---759.55---.---562.81---.---160.02 __ __ 431.10 __ __ 1,217.16 __ __ 463.33 1,791.20 75.76 — -2 501.5ft —— -83.33 __#__ 250.00 1,026.70 589.77---2,412.73 1.00 1,256.61---.---2,457.02---.---13,848.18---.---21,117.36---.---1,064.27---.---2,839.11---.---3.042.25---.---287.10---.---222.29 —.— 133.81 45.32 __ 7,470.91---.---19,924.74---.---600.00---.----20.00--.--125.00--.--57.13--.---160.90--.--45.00 1,341.27 1,341.27 1,342.27 304,859.82 241,323.73 26,299,978.15 JOHN SABO National Auditor June 18, 1958. A Line From L A. by ERNEST F. FINTOR District Manager SUMMER has arrived and plans are now being carried out to make our annual summer picnic better than ever. The Annual Summer outing will be held at the CROATIAN—AMERI­CAN HALL, 330 South Ford Blvd., on July 20, 1958. This will be on a Sunday and it will be an all day af­fair. There will be the usual fine Hun­garian food and refreshments and good music. I hope to see many of you there joining in the happy fes­tivities. For a day full of fun join us on July 20th at the CROATION­­AMERICAN HALL. Our sympathies to Mrs. Julia Pa­­lagyi and family on the sudden pass­ing of her husband, STEPHEN PA­­LAGYI, on May 11, 1958. Mr. and Mrs. Palagyi lived in Los Angeles for 4 years having come from Ash­tabula, Ohio. Rosary was said at the Baldwin Park Funeral Home and Mass was celebrated at St. John’s Catholic Church in Baldwin Park, California. We are happy to hear that Mrs. Mary Goodheart is home from the 'hospital after an operation. Wel­come home, Mrs. Goodheart, and we wish you speedy recovery. We were sorry to learn that Mrs. James Beli suffered a heart attack and had been in the Daniel Freeman Hospital. She is now at home re­covering from her illness. CRADLE CALL Captain and Mrs. Alexander Ga­­esaly very proudly announce the ar­rival of their son, MICHAEL ALEX­ANDER GACSALY. Michael was born on May 29, 1958, weighing 9 lbs. 4 oz. Gacsaly is a dentist stationed at Davis-Manton Air Base in Tucson, Arizona. Congratulations, A1 and Mary Jo. On Sunday May 25, 1958 about 50 persons were in attendance at the Christening of Elizabeth Anne Papp. After the church ceremonies an ela­borate reception was held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Papp. The godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Domokos. Elizabeth Anne is already a member of Branch 525-V. The monthly meeting of Branch 525-'V is held the second Friday at the West Coast District Office, 8721 So. Western Ave. William Penn now offers the finest in Insurance protection, MORTGAGE, FAMILY INCOME, ENDOWMENTS, EDUCATIONAL TYPE FOR CHIL­DREN, TERM AND LIMITED PAY­MENT TYPE POLICIES. Your Wil­liam Penn man is well qualified and ready to aid you. REMEMBER: THE MEN FROM WILLIAM PENN ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE. Call PL 8-2105 today. THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH — LOOKING FOR HAPPINESS? — LOOK ABOUT YOU!----------------------—— LETTERS FROM AMERICA The fight for freedom, our Ameri­can way of life and world peace must be won in the minds of men. The United States is too often misunder­stood abroad and its aims and policies distorted by hostile propaganda. It’s essential, therefore, that the truth about our country and its way of life be made known. Let’s use our letters to spread the truth about America, overcome hostile propaganda, and promote understanding and good-will. 326.63 115.50 142.50

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