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"We should leave to private initiative everything it can do as well as or better than the government. . . . The duties of the government are the coinage of money, defense of the nation, suppression of crime, regulation of monopolies, maintenance of public health and care of the indigent and helpless. But...
Big George Lytton came forward just once, to hand over the concert's proceeds to Pianist Rudolph Ganz, president of the Bohemian Club which is concentrating this year on helping indigent musicians. Everyone in the audience knew that the modest contra-bassist was the founder of the Chicago Businessmen...
The editorial in the Crimson of February 10 on the proposals of the Alumni Section of the National Student League shows a commendable concern over the social utility of educational projects. "Maintaining 'free courses in graduate schools," says the editor, "would undoubtedly support a certain number of incompetent persons who...
The Philadelphia citizen who gave the community the best service during 1932 was a psychiatrist, announced the Edward W. Bok Award Committee, in giving $10,000 to Dr. Earl Danford Bond. Dr. Bond, 54, is director of the Pennsylvania Hospital's Institute for Mental Hygiene. He at once assigned...
At. No. 35 Washington Street, Manhattan, early last month opened the Midday Soup Kitchen, serving 300 lunches of soup, bread & milk to the indigent. Observing the walls decorated with pictures of Cunard Liners, reporters last week discovered that the kitchen's manager is Lady Sparks, wife of Cunard'...