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4. ; ay act! © Cf) Vv. FUNDS A. General NSRP funds are derived from dues, individual contributions, public collections, the sale of literature, and the sale of such items as Confeddrate flags and license plates, thunderbolt flags, lapel pins, and arm bands. In December, 1964, the National Executive Committee of the NSRP voted to raise the yearly membership dues from $9. 00 to $8. 00. This action was taken because a lack of funds was felt to be impeding organizational work at NSRP headquarters. | c, Collections and Contributions With a membership of approximately 70 people, the NSRP, as can be expected, is chronically in financial straits and is constantly pleading for donations. A July, 1964, letter from NSRP headquarters bernoaned the working balance of $600, set the monthly headquarters needs at thousands of dollars, and solicited the “Joyal and faithful support" of the recipients. A similar letter and pledge card requesting funds were issued to NSRP ‘membership in January, 1966.