ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-21

Pittsburgh, Pa. - During the month of June, we wrote
a number of articles on the current Jubilee Membership
Campaign, calling attention to the fact that the Campaign
results for May were unsatisfactory, and urging our mem
bership, especially our field workers and lodge officers, to
redouble their efforts.
We also wrote private letters to some of our trusty
field workers who seemed to have slowed down of late. 1t
appears that this helped, for it is evident that during June
81 more members were enrolled in both departments than
in May.
Noting this significant upsurge in Campaign activities
during June, we are pleased to call attention to the latest
list of field workers, where an equally significant and
praiseworthy progress of individual contestants is noted,
and we take this opportunity to express our thanks to them,
in the hope to spur the remaining field workers to a more
concerted effort.
Joseph Stanovich Continues To Pace Recruiters
In first place, by one single point, stands brother Joseph
Stanovich, worthy Manager of Nest 3g7, under the SUPER
vision of Lodge GA, "Matija Gubec", in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada. In second place is our Secretary of many years
in Lodge 2Ss, also "Matija Gubec', Indiana Harbor, Ind,
the venerable brother George Balch, who in one month
increased his points from 218 to 1872, thus achieving first
place among our field workers in the United States.
Brother Vincent Biskupc, Manager of Nest II, under
the supervision of Lodge 80 "Hrvatska SlobOda", of Chi
cago, ILL.,, holds third place in the Campaign, while brother
wild Rose, of Des Moines, Iowa, occupied fourth place
in the Campaign at the close of June.
Each of these field workers has accumulated in excess
of 300 points during the current Campaign.
We understand that brother Vincent Biskupic has left
for a visit to the old country for a couple of months. Upon
his return, he will have to redouble his efforts in order to
catch up to the remaining field workers who will have
passed hin in number of points.
Veteran Cleveland Campaigner Again In Action
While comparing the honor roll of field workers, it
gives us great pleasure to note and underscore as an ex-
ample, particularly for our members participating in the
Special Campaign in Cleveland and vicinity, the fact that
the name of our old and reliable field worker, member of
Lodge 25 "Hrvatska Sloboda" of Cleveland, Ohio, brother
Tom Reskovac, appeared on the honor roll in June with 100
points, while at the end of May he had to his credit a mere
33 points. That means that during June he increased his
standing by 147 points. as.", .~T
We always did believe in the sincere and true spirit of
fraternalism of brother Tom Reskovac, and were sorry not
to have seen his name on our honor rolls in the past few
years. So that it may not be forgotten, it stands worthy
of mention that brother Reskovac was a double winner in
the 1916 Campaign, he having achieved a double main prize,
namely, travelling expenses for two to Yugoslavia and return.
In behalf of the entire Campaign Committee, I express
great satisfaction over the exemplary work and achieve
ments of brother Reskovac, as well as the selfsacrificing
efforts of all the remaining field workers of the Society