THE HISTORY OF TUNGSRAM 1896-1945 - MEK

271 TUNGSRAMFelhivasB Standard Will. R. T. «s axEgyesait Ixzb R. T.minden albalmazottjAhozIAz ^let IcgnagyobbRincseKnnrk J 'iitnjriikifr n*t\v *rl\ rrruiktiul tonics fttlkurulnwnvntkt.t:aup*n M ktl utoUo kilurim Konl^ koaul «/ ril>ikictiniilauA/ .tdufhvlMM-i^kkciUMSI, tornaut i> .kvllrmritc ;> ijvai ^i*"A/ 'idulotrWp f>niunkaklAikiink »t • >.'k6M«>xx«rm-k. d)H-) «-|f\ -a tji«(>r«h./rv«-tk«l i^ '\t uditk>ul(|> II • ^This is an announcement made bythe TUNGSRAM trade union representatives,calling on theTUNGSRAM workers to make useof the company's newly built holydaycamp. The facilities were availableto employees and their familyfree of charge.k«d%rtm«'n%«s alkrwvlH.) '/ .K1>II'>I< irp Uloit«t«Ml i>U«n SU-rrttl .>lt, ht.|t> kukfA tUtUAtadittiAtti' 'ft I* t'tr%/k/(>l|ukA ^ ^^wl - l^JhiviM*! iiKtltil ugv d SUndaid miiM ./Ktf>vMJI' ;>-«Mii^tM*Unmtt*Uhvt. ho^\ jyudulo4«t«fMi * ^t^i «:|H«r«*|tttk crckkvUn n^\ hfnrfU-n k«rr» I.ht'7jalart/fHkk«l xt^»tlNapl^ny? • Erd» • E:g^ftz«»en!ll#almlf*-«IUIr ICooking facilities in the centralarea of the TUNGSRAM holidaycamp, available to everyone freeof charge. All this is still theretoday, except the saplings havegrown into huge chestnut trees.