Word: appealed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Combined Charities' goal for next week's drive will be $17,000, David M. Dorson '56, co-chairman of the fundraising appeal, announced last night. This is almost a $4,000 increase over the amount collected last year...
Before 1947, the House conducted its own fund-raising appeal. Cooperating with the Student Council's plan to have one drive for all charities, it gave up its campaign in 1948. In return the Council made in informal guarantee to "allot to PBH. . . the sum the Council considers necessary to aid in its operation, provided that PBH shall not conduct an individual drive for funds...
Only the first in a series of meetings, "the model assembly is an appeal for foreign students to participate in University organizations," Leonard S. Levine '56, Vice-President of the United Nations Council, said yesterday...
...South Africa, the Roman Catholic Church committed itself to all-out opposition to the Bantu Education Act, through which the white supremacy Nationalist government is taking over mission schools by cutting off subsidies for teachers. The church launched an appeal from every pulpit for a fund of $1,120,000 to carry the full load of teacher salaries and keep open the schools, which now have 120,000 black pupils. From Rome came the Pope's personal support: "I pray for the success of the Catholic bishops' campaign, and with all my heart I bless all those...
...succession, NBC has challenged it with the Philco TV Playhouse, the Lambs Club Show and the Comedy Hour. NBC's Weaver is as baffled as everyone else by the riddle of Sullivan's popularity. Currently, he subscribes to the theory that Ed has never lost his appeal because he didn't have any to start with. Says Weaver: "He doesn't do anything on a stage. He's not a performer. Ed just knows the trick of putting together a variety show and it's a good staple. We were after him to switch...