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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, DECEMBER 2, 1983
THE PLAIN TRUTH
COMMUTER STATION DISPLAY ISLANDS PROGRAM
Commuter Station
Number
Displays
Actual
Mags/Month
Chicago
!CG Station
Chicago
L Station
Chicago
Northwestern Station
Chicago
Union Station
New York
Bus Terminal
New York
Grand Central
New York
Penn Station
New York
World Trade Center
Philadelphia
Penn Station
Philadelphia -- 30th St. Station
Total quantity per month
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
GRAND TOTAL DISPLAY ISLANDS PROGRAM
(Commuter Stations & Airports)
3,800
6,000
2,000
4,200
6,400
9,000
13,800
5,400
3,000
3,000
56,600
126,650
Mr. Robert Fahey, associate pastor with Mr. Frank Mccrady, Jr. of the
Manhattan, White Plains, and Long Island churches, related to us a story
regarding our distribution in New York.
Thousands of magazines are being distributed each month
lighted display islands in New York, including Grand Central,
the World Trade Center, and the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
ship 108 cartons to Transportation Displays, Inc. each month
to these four display outlets.
through four
Penn Station,
Presently, we
for dispersion
Recently, Mr. Fahey called to confirm the number of cartons going to each
location. His contact at TD! had just spoken to his distribution coordi
nator who confirmed that 107 boxes had been distributed during the past
month.
Mr. Fahey's contact then mentioned that he thought 108 boxes had
been shipped. The distribution coordinator confirmed this, and informed
our contact that one box of 200 magazines was being held back each month for
distribution to employees of TDI. He said many enjoy reading new issues of
The PLAIN TRUTH each month. Certainly the Gospel is being preached in many
interesting ways today!
--Ray Wright, Publishing Services
UPDATE FROM MAIL PROCESSING
Semiannual Letter Off to a Good Start
Initial response to Mr. Armstrong's semiannual letter, now being sent to
two million U.S. subscribers, is very good. The co-worker response stands
at 14% for the first eleven days, one of the highest percentages since the
late sixties.
A high response from co-workers generally indicates that regular sub
scribers will also respond favorably. Earnest prayers are needed to ensure
worldwide success of the letter.