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CYNTHIA LOWR" llarlﬁ’ to H1052 wean: nf N-mt tl ' — he Uniled“‘cnllecti ~ - 0’ “ A "““"“ cnavrifswzo r ‘W yoRK M?’ ,T t ‘ _ _ ng calls by rteighbo ,, ._ _ it . c on. lilastyear contributed some, Critics, however, insist rtliat F

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. way was spread‘ arnongonce is likely to be less gener- ’ ll“ than 300,000 inst1tutions,lous than he would be if he gave LB. 2 TINS 3. t-ms, agencies and com- in dribs and drabs. , c ‘ ', 5, Interests ranged alpha-l. Most. of the independents resist

- . . nun; s A 0 c’l1;,‘v].‘f‘1:-g.;n,Aabl((’3l(l){l0l1llCa.“ilfloofzzttlﬂglnlng federated campaigns on I LA D Sh"uld” Roast

. 9 ground that such 1 c 1 - I ~ . ' into religion; _most of theipaigns are more conce(i)‘n:d twill: 2 ' 5. Park‘ ’ ' ' 49¢ ' went to educational. healthdocal matters and that—anyway_. ””’”‘”' ‘ aim-¢ causes. tthey think they can raise more

Picnic AH1CI'lC8l'lS dﬂllhllng lh€3.Y1’101‘l€y on their OWIL (They may Ibo c a 9 2 a 0,9 9 9 9 t 9 1 , of

their contributions in the‘_be right. In 1956 the top 10 na- Hams’ lb’ ° ’ ’ ’ 53‘ mgperous decade, it wouldgtional health agencies collected Broken ’

' h I b 1 ' . .. _.___.______ ,,,, _.__. ‘?“ti’;"€§itt’?.f‘°¥.§£..f§§I i:t:::,..:1:2t23.iit. r::,i«::°° PEKOE TEA. I In .. t i......... on CW‘ . 4 M ‘ ' fieldlit beset by prob- funds for about 25 . ‘ - 579 Ribs: - - 69‘ whole . . .000 agencies, Suva, gm] M of f1;:;tn_ctin§.fl)tr igoltltgié by ragﬁd abkout $353,000,000.) Mss 3 T __......__.... ' omlo .- ian ropy asenl'tdth 5.. ,,.,.‘....... C’ ‘ cor‘ RESPONSIBILITY help of some of the ibealsstemindg ‘ , Q q . ' i ' c._9RNED BEEF. __ it *;::::..°:..‘:*:.t ‘:i.°t}1‘°2} “=“"°"*"s sncea ep ' - l - —— mo iva iona re- ' H tsibmty, when the numbers search" to develop new 31,, Q1. . . . . ,- . . . . 39¢ Bacon 49: ” .. suddenly became too preaches and fresh angles and to ‘ I ' ’ ' ’ ‘ ' for handling by the Prt~ find more responsive areas. V0811” ”““""”"""

" .upported charity organ- MOTIVES IN GIVING i ' , 1:. the government took létrofeslsional funds-raisers know 3 far ' ' ' ' " ' ‘ " ” ’ ‘ ’ ‘ - _ our e a ct about motives in giv. '

gupported charity 0rS8I1- mg. In a recent issue of the bul- Palm Sweet Mustard 8'5 Sweet Mixed

. were permanently dis- letin of the American Association PICKLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496

_ __ . of Fund - Raising ’Counse1 tip- ',1; Extending 8 h_91D1I}S peared a chart of the “who, why Fluffo wither “poor. Charity. in and how of giving."

: ogjurkey baskets and cash ‘For professional study, the lbs’ ~ 9 - - v - - » « ' 63‘ ‘outtwlfust about d1saPP€81'°d- ‘Why" columns lists generosity, 3

are agencies are a * pity, 5 y m p 3 1 h y. gratitude for Puritan—-Big 24 oz. Tin ‘ * Maclntoﬁh and De1i_0i0l18 afthe larger philanthropy—- good fortune. It also lists habit, _ _ , , _ , . . . 49¢ Apples. bag . . 39¢

3 research. guidance, coun- desire to conform, submission to , Ill, rehabilitation, recreation. social or business pressures, fear, wmnt years, there have self—protection, self - aggrandize- é ‘ ' " Y ‘ ggd big national organiza- ment and tax advantages. , Ht interested in research pro- S o me psychologists maintain E. "on diseases _ of various that all giving is really motivated Mostof the big ones. the by selﬁishness. — . with strongest appeals, pre- ‘No one overlooks the tax-deduc- § FD torunptheir own independent tible aspect of -giving. But in _ s‘. mum-"million - dollar fund- spite of the fact that. philan-' pg of “federated”, giving repeated surveys have shown that 5 Vmmm p11i1anthropy’s biggest battle high income and low income ENMBHED noun been waging. groups give , m o r e generously l‘HE AILPURPUSEHOUF4 so MANY COLLECTIONS than the ones in the middle. As 9 With so many private agencies a matter of fact, the $1,000 to 25 LB~ BAG $1139 , - money, the idea of fed- $20,000 income group turn up re-' 7 LB. BAG 596 ~ 5 lb. bdg 596 M giving —— of Community peatedly as the ones who give the . _ - ‘ DIAL 8224 -— FREE DELIVERY -- 211 EUSTON STREET l . , - S} W’ I1 f ’ A lees: U. . |'l’ So ter View On Summit Talks Question My GEORGE‘ KITCHEN to meet the Russians, provided dinn‘j_Pi‘ess Staff Writer such a conference was adequately United States appears to prepared, and advanced a seven- ‘ latte softened its approach to the point program on which the pres- ’ vllilquestion of a summit con- ident was prepared to negotiate. stead of “no, but,” the of-the-union message to Congress . R espouse now is in where he said Americans would ' ..yes. .certain1y, pro- “always go the extra mile with tiled. . . =." A " anyone on earth if it will bring l the change essentially is in us nearer a genuine peace.” ‘ plnsls rather than in fundas Dulles, in a recent address be- iitals. There is no change in fore'the National Press Club in

iﬁfrcanipaigns. It is between thropical giving is less expensive illlsts and United Appeals — is smallest percentage in relation to — mice. The negative reaction to Diplomats also found a concili-

Wuicc U.S. position that the Washington, went to great lengths

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’ 't leaders must provide eV1-, to accentuate the positive side of

i ice. at the foreign ministers? approach to a summit '> |tte1,l,11m—.,-"3 summit conference rmeeting. Exhibiting a ﬂexibility ll dprove fruitful. , and ‘mellowness that surprised utthe U.S'.-'_-‘does seem now to many in his audience, Dulles , lthying to com‘ ce the free strongly emphasized the U.S. de- 1 ld, andperhvaps e Russians sire for fruitful high-level talks. ’well, that its position is not Some observers attribute the v ttrlgid as it may have appeared» modified American reaction to the past. _ heavy pressure exerted on the RA MILE ' ‘ Eisenhower administration, both ,'plomats and other observers at home and from the NATO a1~ ‘Washington defect Such. a shift lies abroad, to soften its response Hmcent’ foreign policy pro- to Russian suggestions for fact-to- ‘ tlincements. by both president face East-West discussions.

‘ Enliowerj and state secretary For one. Canada’s External At» -emphasized 19051. fairs Minister Sidney Smith sev- approach on the summit eral times has criticized the U.S.

ilion; ' '. , state department for its quick, lsgiower did so in answer- negative reaction each time Mos-

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llccurocy Of Russian I. C. B. M. ‘ lluimed Within Six Miles,

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