ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-30
Report OF The Junior Order Director

And while the subject of unique benefits for our
members happy to be able to tell you that with your
approval of the appropriate of the recommended
laws we will be able to do - double in fact the
Term transfer credits constituted You know that
after the Philadelphia 955 Convention approved the
vastly superior CSC Term certificates which eliminated
grading of death benefits had to reduce the transfer
credits to the scale of so for each year of
bership or maximum of &c. For the past I've been
trying to convince Actuary that despite increased
liability still double present transfer credit
have finally succeeded and he sanctions this increase
The aforementioned proposed bylaw change, with
your approval will give the right to do just that in
the transfer credits dollar per year
inum Of $18 With this increase in transfer credits our
members will have the best $500 of term protection in the
industry and considering all the waivers dues and
credits at the unbelievable net cost of but cents per
month.
In March of 1857 the CF'U embarked on another new
insurance operaton-the Single Premium-whereby MEM
Der can, with deposit payment purchase any of
type certificates at greater bargain
The Junior Order has been will probably continue
BE- the recipient of the lions share of this business 1t is
the ideal medium not only for parents but for grandparents
to present their loved with paid up
tract that the bargain of the industry and at the
time most attractive and ntrnscally valuable gift Up
the end of March 1859 this department had so such
tcates it's books representing 100000 of insurance in
force anticipate great future for this venture
exra-currcular activity think appropriate that at
least specifically mention two of my completed projects
of which am pardonab proud The first of these is the
new Junior Manual And Rate Book which completed and
edited early in 1856 I'm certain that has been of
siderable value and assistance to all Nest Managers
and campaigners The second work my "A Continental
House of BROTHERHOOD the only compilation in the English
language of organizations truly envabe national cu
tura fraternal and humanitarian record This booklet
cesstated than year of research and preparation
reward is the feeling that it has been, and will continue to
BE- aid in the propagation of beloved Society and
it's good
In addition to my many faceted duties Director of
the department which with your devoted assistance MAX
ing these strong strides forward have always welcomed
and all other assignments which rebound to the Unions
further progress One such assignment which I'm still hold
ing is the Chairmanshp of 2-year membership
campaign which, you all well know has been singuarly
successful attribute that success and gladly so you
the workers in the field You the Soceys standard bear
the continent have shown the world genuine
dedication to fraternasm needs commercial props no
compromise with shrewd business absolutely depar
lures from the raterna form order to sustain the Union
nay, to keep it ever progressing.
During the first half of the drive-195S-you set
new recruiting record by enrolling 6095 members In
that IL months 1891 rank and file members obeyed the
sogan-'every member get member" truly exempa-
legion of recruiters BY the middle of this year 1912
more members have been added to bring the total for
~ years to impressive 9O67 with total of $8029 700
insurance The list Of proposers has grown 1649
Bless you all!
My daily close attention to the incoming applications,
the weekly and endofmonh summaries the official or
constant willingness letters and inquiries
and in the best way know how to exhor COACH counsel
and commend my contributions to the If they
have been of assistance YOU they've exeted
weight whatsoever in the balances which have made the
campaign unqualified shall feel amply re-
compensed
Respectfully submitted
Michael Grasha, Director
.J,ninr Order rtnnemt