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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

Announcement Of the drive was
made by Earl r. LANG, principal
OF Everett Elementary School and
president of Detroit Public
Schools Social Service, Inc. the
sponsoring school organization.
The social welfare agency CO.
operating in the drive for the
22nd year will be the Volunteers
of America. Contributions taken
10 the schools will be picked up,
cleaned and repaired by the Vol
untccrs. They will then be given
without charge to children GER
titled by the Attendance Depart
ment OF the Board of Education
as in need of clothing to remain
in school because parents temper
arily cannot afford TO clothc
them. No welfare cases arc in
cludcd in the program
Laing points out that support
OF the drive by the public is vr-
gently needed this spring be-
cause OF the increased demands
due TO unemployment. He said
that in January and February
alone this year. AVS children
we're given l2,ol5 articles Of
clothing at the Volunteers School
Clothing Center. This compares
with 1900 children and 9,li0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
"coUNTEss. AZ. DIES" IN ROME

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY. GODS, MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE, CHRIST,
MASTER, ABSOLUTE SCIENCE OF THE ONE UNIVERSE
OF ETERNAL. INvULNERABLE HARMONY
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH. WILL COMPLETELY DOMINATE
ROME AND ITALY IN DUE TIME
THAT SATAN BOUND" NATION, IN BELIEF, WILL
HAVE ITS AWAKENING TO DIVINE AND
Externally HARMONIOUS R-E-A.LI-T-Y-INcoRRUPT
IBLE, INvULNERABLE!
Countess Mary Hammond Roberti American wife Of
the chief Of protocol Of the Italian foreign ministry died
in Rome hospital after long illness the davgh-
Ter Of the late Ogden Hagsery Hammond, former NJ j.
Republican party leader and U. S. ambassador to Spain
from 1850. Detroit Times. 2/24)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
MARIAN ANDERSON
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
NOW OPEN

The Marian Anderson Scholar
ship Fund is now accepting APP
plicatlons for its 1853 $1,000
Award and other scholarships to
be presented after additions in
the. carly fall. Any singer be-
tween the ages of l6 and 80 may
apply Inquiries should be di-
rectcd TO the Fund, 7G2 South
Martin ST., Philadelphia. 46.
Originally established in 1912
with the 100000 Box Award
given Miss Anderson by tho City
Of Philadelphia. tho Fund, in the
intervening year. has granted
more than $4,000 To some 60
young men and women. a mum
bcr Of whom have gone ahead TO
careers in music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
WESTINGHOUSE SEES 4TH QUARTER PICKUP

METUCHEN N. j.. April 3. (AP)-GwIym A. Price,
board chairman Of Westinghouse Electric Corp yesterday
forecast lower first quarter earnings than year ago but
expressed cautious optimism for the full year.
Addressing stockholders the annual meeting, Price
emphasized he did feel the lower level Of first quarter
earnings would be typical Of the year.
First quarter earnings in 1857 Sl4.198000 81
cents a share.
I'VE expect business will pick up in the fourth quarter,
Price said.
One for optimism, he reported is that negota-
lions for business ESPECIALLY in defense) more
active than in several months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
2ND BAPTIST OBSERVES
121ND ANNIVERSARY

Or Edwin T. Dahlbcrg. pastor
OF Dclmar Baptist Church, ST.
Louis. Missouri, and president Of
the National Council Of Churches.
USA. will be guest speaker at
Second Baptist Church OF Detroit,
AL Monroe Avenue, on Sunday
evening, April 20, at 730 pm,
Is the church observes the nth
anniversary of its pastor, DR.. A.
A Banks Jr.. and the 122 years
anniversary for the church in
downtown Detroit
DR. Dahlbcrg will be presented
by DR. G. Merrill Lcnox. Execu-
tive Secretary Of the Detroit and
Michigan Councils of Churches.
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
CHURCH
! NEW S
Few. r. c. JONES
SPEAkES AT PEOPLES

Sunday morning at Peoples
Community Church. Woodward
and Pingree. the pastor. the Rev.
Carlyle + Stewart. relinquishcd
his pulpit to the Rev. Frank c.
Jones
A large congregation heard an
uplifting sermon on Who Shall
Senpratc Us From the Love Of
Gcd?'
Rev Mr. Jones declared in his
MESSAGE that many so-called
Chr stians allow human nature.
friends, the crowd, and customs
20 separate them from the love
oof Christ
Sometimes we make excuses
for such failures" asserted the
young minister, by saying VIC
can't be perfect.
In his closing remarks, Rev.
Jones said:
The church stands for charac-
ter, fellowship, worship and cv-
crything that is good in life De-
spite this, we are living in
changing area, but the church
don't seem to change. There is
greater indignation in everything
except our churches. II seems
that the church will never lay
the old aside"
The soloist was George Shirley.
member of u S Army Chorus,
of Washington, ID. c., a member
Of the church
Boys from the Philadelphia
Boys Cub under the direction Of
Car p. Woods, director. cclcbrat-
ins National Boys Club Week.
were special guests at the 1870
am. services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
FACTORY ORDERS UP IN MASSACHUSETTS

NEWS,
BOSTON, April 3.-tAP)-Two successive monthly in
in orders reported by Massachusetts,
manufacturers today The volume at the end Of February
was 81 per cent ahead Of The volume booked December
1857.
2.3 per cent Janvaryto-Febrvary average increase
described significant by the Associated Industries
Of Massachusetts because M is contrary TO seasonal exPee
afions and directly the result Of 73 cent rise in
the demand for durable goods"
While decrease Of Sc per cent noted in January
tobvary orders placed for nondvrabe goods this de-
cline was described q seasonal.
Volume in February remains l7s per cent below Feb
rvary year ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

Times, A3
THE DEVIL TAKING IS YEARS, PLUS, VIA IMPURE
PRAYERS. THINKING. DISCIPLINE. OF THE M-Y-T-H-l-
CAL. DEvILiSH, ANTI-CHRlST. ADAM-EvE,
NUMEROUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYcHOLO CY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL lsoesIIedl
EXISTENCE" Up. III, s&H-lNDlFFERENcE,
CONTEMPT. HOSTILITY, SATAN INSPIRED. TOWARDS
MY, GODS. MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE. CHRIST
sUPeR-ScIENcE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
Raleigh N. c., April 3 (AP)-Wiam D. Poe Southern
farm editor died while returning here by srpane from
meeting at Birmingham, Ala. editor OF an edition
OF Progressive Farmer Magazine"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST OF HER, EITHER HERE OR HERE.
AFTER y
Mike Wallace asked Didn't you feel smbsrr ssssd meet
ing Of your Hebrew Uewh friends and your accept.
Of Jesus the MessiahT
Miss Roth replied that she. through Roman Catholic
instruction. spprehended that JESUS IS THE FULFILL
MeNT OF THE OLD TESTAMENT PROPHECIES OF THE
MESSIAH AND THEREFORE SHE DOES NOT REPUDIATE
JUDAISM. BUT FINDS ITS FULFILLMENT IN CHRIS
TiANITY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
Plan Spring Public
School Clothing Drive

Donations of shoes and clothing will be gratefully re-
ceved durien the Spring Public School ClothngDrve and
used keep needy pupils in school The drive will start
Monday April 81 AMI continue through Friday May 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
DR. GEORGE w. CRANE VERY REALISTIC ABOUT THE
HONOR SYSTEM AMONG STUDENTS
AND THEIR CHEATING IN EXAMS
THE WORRY CLINIC
THE WORRY CLINIC

george w.
Case x-37l: Some years ago Prof. L. w. Webb con-
Quoted classroom experiment in his courses in the De-
psrment Education at Northwestern University He gave
ali his students trvefae examination and then collected
their papers.
Before the meeting Of the class he carefully scored
Al. the papers but made no marks on them ALL his
students wouldn't realize he had recorded their grades
Al the meeting Of his various classes, he casually
told the students he had been busy the weekend
that guessed he'd Just let them score their own papers
while he read of the correct from the front OF
The ROOM They were thus their honor" And what
hsPpened7
More than 30 per Of all the students cheated to
the extent changing least two more answers IN order
70 boost their grades The honor system may sound very
h.,,,fi 70 a lot of sennentass but il simply favors
the brooks
Honest people will be honest. whether or not police
man or professor watching Them Crooks will be crooks
and cheat when they get chance So II arch folly to Try
70 put crooks their honor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
MIKE WALLACE AND ACTRESS. AUTHOR
LILLIAN ROTH. ON EASTER EVE.

The Hebrew actress, Roman Catholic partial convert,
soue wears back as Of you know had an alcoholic
md mental breakdown, and testified that she had to DIS
COVER GOD. AND JESUS AS THE MESSIAH. 70 GAIN
ne A, tn SANITY AND COMPETENCE TO RESUME Full
eli LMsNT OF HER DEsTINYl (WHICH WILL MAKE
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
PART z


Mr. VILLAGES questioning Of her adherence TO Roman
Catholic beliefs and ceremonies brought her evolution
Of giving MAJOR INTEREST TO THE GREAT FUNDA
MENTALs OF THE OLD AND NEW TEsTAMENTs AND
GIVING LESS AND LESS IMPORTANCE TO R. c. cERE
MONIES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
"'M0DEL BOY DIES AFTER S12 HOLDUP"
"'He Didn't Need Cash. Nom Says"


free Press, an
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC BUT, FORTUNATELY, MYTHICAL.
ANT.cHRIST, ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUS CAIN. JUDAS.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS ! - 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [so-eslledl EXISTENCE" Up. Ill.,
N.Y. GODS, IMPERATIVE MASTERPIECE, c. S. TEXT
BooK-DEsTNED TO EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS" !-Reveatio AWAKENING.
APPREHENSION. TO THE REAL NATIONS,
CREATION AND UNIVERSE - Externally,
COMPLETELY POPULATED, sUPER-sATURATED.
WITH INcORRUPTIBLE, INvULNERABLE. OMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN
ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
MODEL Boy DIES AFTER $I2 HOLDUP
He Didn't Need Cash. Nom Soys
BY HON Houston free Press
Good bad, mother always thinks the best Of her
son."
Mrs. VerneII Carr. &c. still thinks her Of
The best.
Peter. l6, died Tuesday in the police detention ward OF
Receiving Hospital He died with police bullet lodged
against his spine.
Peter shot March IS when he held up dairy at
ls43S Wyoming at knifepont. He got $l220.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
DEVIL TAKES TWO HEBREW ADAMS
FOR A TOTAL OF THE BIBLICAL
40 YEARS, PLUS!

IRVING cLAssE, as, Manager Of the Norihsnd
branch Of WnkeImsn's News 4/3)
SINAI H0SPITAL-lNv0LUNTARY MENTAL
ASSASSIN F! = SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE !
OF SATAN BOUND" THERAPEUTICS, RELIGION
EDUCATION, CULTURE. ENTERTAINMENT,
REcREAToNl
my, GODS. ABSOLUTE, MASTER SCIENCE OF ALL
TIC sC'sNCES-cHRiST SUPER-SclENCE OF The
PERFECT. THE REAL CREATION. UNIVERSE
""rekATIVE TO LlBERATE THE SATAN BOUND,
mi NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST HEBREWS FROM THE'k
"oWtRouS PREMATURE DEATHS AND HEAVEN
EXCLUDED THEOLOGY PHILOSOPHY. ETC.
John R. STEARNS. AZ. DIES;
MFR. OFFICIAL"
News. 49,
the DEVIL TAKING. IN BELIEF. 20 YEARS
VIA THANKING SUFF0CATI0N +!
,., OF IMPURE PRAYERS THINKING. DISCIPLINE.
o.srsReNcE. CONTEMPT OR HOSTILITY TOWARDS
MT GODS. MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE cHR's''
Continued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
CRUSADER
PUBLISHERS COLUMN CONTINUED

Premature Deaths Wages Of Sin =!
Thinking Suffoeations! All! But
MYTHS! My. Gods, The One Real
Creation and Universe Permits Not
EvenA Cold Nor Wars! Myths!
100qo Harmonious 0mnipresent
Heaven and Eternal Life! The Devil
The M-y-t-h!-AnimaI Magnetism
Anti Christ Adam-Eve Egos-|n
Religion, therapeutics, Education,
Thinking, Politics! Christ Science
Messiah Correction Imperative!
The Universe Is 10oqo The
Manifestation Of Thought!
1850: Men 81; Women II
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Conway CIubrooms To
Be Scene Of Fish Fry

CONWAY, Pa. Th e
Lodge. $40 Croatian Home
Clubrooms will be the scene
Friday, Nov. IA of a Fish Fry
Serving is scheduled to
start at $3.50 pm. and con-
tinue thereafter on an "all
you can eat" basis. Frying
the fish will be experts
versed in the arts.
Take out orders will also
be given prompt attention
Call the Club, tell the steward
what you want, then come
around and pick up your or
der.
Better yet, plan to come te
the Club on Friday, Nov. IA
for a delicious meal, some ap
propriate refreshments, ant
then stay with us for the Fri
day night fights on television
Edward KutevaA, ProG
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

5000 members With but months Of that period left
we still need 1176 Admittedly that is ambitious goal
1t means that will have to average 588 members
each Of the two months left It be done all put
shoulders to the wheel.
We appeal to each and every campagner those of you
our roll Of honor those who have not yet earned SO
points but doing their best to get there and yes to
every single CFU member, to get out and make deter
mined effort to find at least member.
Our secretaries and nest managers have a special
interest In the drive for in addition to the very generous
proposer awards your Society gives you for the
member, you have the Membership Conservation and
Per Capita awards to Shoot for The bigger your
bership the bigger win be that extra award.
Campaigners, your work thus far has been exemplary
credit to you and your organization. Let's all give
that assignment just little extra push and finish the year.
and this first phase of the twoyea< campaign, blaze
a glory
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Sick Benefit Dept Explains Clauses
Of importance To Members IS Or Older
Dec. 81, l947 and Jan. 1, 1948, Used
In Ruling On Status Quo OF Aged Members
~ BY John Ovcarch Sec'y Sick Benefit Dept
PITTSRIJRGH

PITTSBURGH - Recent
weeks have found the Soci-
ety's Sick Benefit Dept re-
ceiving a lot of mail from
members who have already
reached or are nearing the
age Of IS years.
Insured, of course, for
Sick Benefits, these men,
bers seem uncertain regard
ing their standing when
they attain or surpass the
age of 65 years.
Some feel that once they
reach IS they are no longer
entitled to Sick Benefits; still
others that they are entitled
to only 500 Of the present
Sick Benefits when they reach
this stage in life.
In both cases, the opinions
of these particular members
are incorrect.
Here are the facts which
should guide all concerned in
such cases.
y All who joined the Soci-
ETY. on or before Dec. 81, 1947,
and were insured for Sick
Benefits from the date Of
their acceptance, are entitled
to Sick Benefits AFTER they
reach the age Of IS years.
y All those who became af-
filiated with. the Croatian
Fraternal Union on or after
Jan. 1, 1948, and signed fol-
such additional protection
ARE NOT eligible to receive
Sick Benefits after attaining
age 65. Nor are they required
to pay dues for same after
reaching the age in question.
The latter case il very
clearly stated In Section 26e
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
South Omaha Members
IN Elections Dec. 7h

so. OMAHA, Neb. - Gro
attain Fraternal Union Lodge
1O1 will hold it's annual elec-
ton Of officers on Sunday,
December 7.
All members are urged to
attend 80 that they may vote
for the persons whom they
think will best serve their
lodge.
The elections will be held
after the regular monthly
meeting and refreshments
will follow.
George w. Furiich, Pres.
Steve Galovich, Rec.
George M. Kocsis, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Pennsylvania Fratena| Congress To
|Staqe 47th Convention In PITTSBURGH
Duquesne University Tamburitzans Will
Perform During Annual Convention Fete
CONTINUED From Page y

in the same hotel, at which
the guest speaker will be The
Very Reverend Vernon F.
Gallagher, President OF the
famous Duquesne University.
During the banquet, the
well-known Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitza Orchestra
will furnish the music and
will entertain all present with
a one-hour show.
Tickets Still Available
I have appointed our Su-
preme Secretary, Brother Jo-
seph Bella, to be chairman OF
the Banquet Committee.
All lodge officers, officials,
and, individual members who
can attend, if not the sessions
of the Congress, then at least
the banquet in the evening,
may contact Brother Bella
for admission tickets.
If q sufficient number of
our members will attend
and indicate their inten-
tions in time, we will en-
deavOr to reserve a special
table for our members.
We would be pleased to SEE
a nice number of our mem
bers from the Pittsburgh ares
at the banquet, as well as dur
ing the two-day session o1
the Congress, 50 that the
members of our own Society
can see what takes place at
these meetings, and realize
how important it is that the
Croatian Fraternal Union be
well represented in such State
Congresses.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

of the Bylaws of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union.
We are glad to bring these
explanations before our Lodge
Secretaries in particular and
our American and Canadian
members in general.
Further, we trust that
the explanations are clear
and to the point.
However, we will gladly
answer any correspondence
you may have regarding the
matter and cooperate in clari-
flying anything the reader
may have in mind.
We are here to serve you.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
New Flint Home
A Going Concern
Committee Ready
For Nov. 16 Meet

FLINT, Mich. - The next
regular meeting Of Lodge SCI
should prove to be one of
the most interesting such
gatherings in many months.
The date, Sunday, Nov. 16.
Scheduled to start at 2
pm, the regular meeting will
be devoted to the discussion
and disposal of routine busi-
ness.
Following this we will
call to order a General
Membership Meeting, at
which time your Control
ling Committee will give
you a complete report on
the progress made TO date
on our new Home.
So many Of you have shown
such interest in your new
Home that we feel a banner
crowd will be on hand for
this Sunday, Nov. 16, meet
ing.
Please be present and favor
us with your suggestions and
good counsel.
Charles j. Marold, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Chicaeoan Fourth To Claim Trip To Yueos|avia
Milwaukee School
Draws IS Students
Amazing Turnout
Stuns Instructors

\SOl0huucu EEOau L. ~
tend the 55th Anniversary
celebration and banquet Of
Lodge 255 which was held in
the Sacred Heart Church Hall
on N. 10th Street in Milwau-
kee.
Here, too, the attendance
was much more than the
committee had anticipated
with the result that the food
ran out before everyone was
fed.
It is estimated that almost
300 people jammed the hall
to pay their respects to Lodge
255, which was quite a tribute
to the host Lodge.
1t WAS very pleasant to
see an old custom still be-
ing observed by their men,
bership, that is, each Lodge
oongregated at the en-
trance to the hall and
marched to their respective
tables in a body.
Following this ceremony,
the program is then officially
opened, after which all those
members who wish to remain
purchase their banquet tic
kets and receive their meal.
During the meal, the mem.
bers were serenaded by the
Elias Tamburitza Orchestra
of Kenosha, who also provi.
ded the dance music after the
banquet.
All in all, I had a wonderful
weekend in Milwaukee in the
company of many old friends
and quite a few new acquain
tances.
In conclusion, I wish tt
thank our Supreme Boarc
Member, bro. Hinich and hi.
family, and our old friend
bro. Mike Sostarich and hi.
family, for the hospitality
they extended to me during
my stay in their fine city.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

This listing too is most revealing and interesting It
embraces Canadians and Americans-a most surprising
fact when compare the CanadianUS membership ratio
which about no. Our Canadians have again earned for
themselves the plaudts of the entire CFU membership
This list shows also that bro. Joseph Stanovich
with his 16S points for the month the top producer
In fact his total of insurance written thus far$696O0
only to that of the top bro Math Kova
cevich who has written up $885OO to this point From
another standponthat of the number Of members en-
rolled bro SanOvchs SO at the end of October TOPS.
Keeping in mind that the cost of the projected trip to
Europe in 1860 will be 700 points that of
paner have already earned the trip and that bro August
Herceg with his 672 very close to the goal We pleased
that relaxing however and that those
already well the goal continue to work.
We've checked also the state and provincial breakdown
and find that the 1874 campagners with so points
are grouped as follows:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

gress, November 1919, the
delegates will be given a de-
tailed report on our action in
this respect, as we'll as on
o t h e r important questions
and matters which have come
up, and which affect frater-
nal organizations in Penna.
Banquet November 18
At these annual sessions of
state fraternal congresses,
only the delegates represent
ing the member-societies have
the privilege Of speaking and
voting; however, any member
may attend as a guest.
Particularly in the case OF
fraternal societies in the con.
vention cities, it is customary
for a number of lodge officers
and members to attend as
guests and spectators.
1 think it would be nice,
and certainly proper, as
well as beneficial, particu-
larly for our lodge officers,
officials and rank-and-file
members from the Pitts
burgh area to attend the
annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania FIR a t e rn a !
Congress to be held later
this month as guests.
Registration of delegate'
and guests will take plac'
Tuesday morning, Nov. Is
from 500 to 1000 o'clock
The Congress will be callee
to order at 1000 am.
In the evening of the same
day, Tuesday, at 700, a Con
vention Banquet will be helo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

der that 1859 is a convention
year, one wonders just hoW
much time and effort will b
devoted to the campaign next
year.
Therefore, the longer ~
delay our all-out efforts, the
tougher will be the task Of
qualifying for a grand prize
award as the deadline FOR the
campaign starts creeping up
! on us.
Since our last monthly re-
port to you, we had expected
to add several more names
to our list of 3 grand prize
winners, but as it turned out
the month of October pro-
duced only one such person.
He is none other than
the hard working brother
Franjo Rudar of Lodge 81
in Chicago, who has finally
reached the top rung Of the
ladder with 7O6 points,
which represents 73 new
members.
We congratulate bro. Ru-
dar on becoming the 4th
member Of our qualified
group, and we are more than
certain that the membership
of his lodge are also very
proud of his achievements.
In scanning over the fig
ures, we note that bro. Geo.
Balich of Lodge 288 in InM-
ana Harbor has now amassed
4O4 points to his credit, and
he too should be among the
winners in the States before
too long.
Crossing the border -
our Canadian neighbors,
we find another perpetual
hard campaigner who a.
most made the grade but
did not have quite enough
push to qualify as of this
writing.
He is bro. August Hercex
of Lodge $50 in Schumacher,
Ontario, who has 672 points
to his credit. He too should
be among the winners before
long.
We have two others who
are we'll on their way in the
persons Of bro. Michael MI,
jatovich Of Lodge 975 in To-
ronto with 574 points and
bro. Joseph Stanovich oe
Lodge GA in Hamilton, who
raised his total from 366 to
534 during October.
There are many others who
are inching their way to the
top with each passing month,
and we hope to single out ~
many individuals during the
campaign as we possibly can.
or as time and space will a.
Low.