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This is one of the most re- cent publiic appearances Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. who died Wednesday night at her

New York home. The 78-year old widow of the late presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt was by President

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no The Guardian, Charlottetown. Sat. Nov. 10. 1962..

Kennedy during a visit to the White House. Mrs. Roosevelt's funeral is to be held today.

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to collect from reluctant or] rate was about the some while tardy donors. g giving increased by almost 15 Some cities. such as Windsor, per cent.

Ont. had not yet totalled up Only Newfoundland now has large corporation donations, and i no community f u it drives. me ha not Yet added ianrince Edward Island this year weekly pledges to be deductedlhaving launc a province. from employee Pay cheques~ ,wide appeal for the first time

115 community c a m- g with a $277,486 objective. A late Paigns (Seven 0! WhiCb are hem l harvest slowed the canvass, and in winter or spring) this year‘oniy 57 per cent had been col- were shooting for about 107 oerllectcd by Nov. 5, but officials cent of the 331000.000 actuallylwere optimistic the goal would

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Support is Average In Appeal Campaign

By run CANADIAN PRESS so of the 108 community charity ’ ngEng {1.913 tIfENCIES 1:91;; might?! C nadians ave the United ‘ 1m 5 Tom 9 once‘fl-yeal‘ v Appial fall gcampaigns about dnves Ia.unChEd this fan collection are channelled to 1,- . Canadian centre to go over the "€ng support this year. lreached slightly more than 37.910 welfare organizations across top, chalking up a target A representative selection of. .er.°ent 0‘ the“ wmblned “b' lCanada in a system that United 3149.580 by_0ct. 15, after I 10* llecme' 1Appeal advocates say does day campaign

“ .1 A CVOSS'Canada survey by thelawny with some of the hit-or-l A few days later. Fredericton giggly” as a Dean“ to m ele Canadian Press Showed the 30Fmiss budgeting of many ‘smalllreached its $106,971 goal an

The. Canadian housing prob-

’ - - l t lem was not one of supplying 011d OVGI‘ the tv01? drive 0 he

lot the est atedhngtionalitztirgesl‘ity donor from a continuous “ ‘ . ' " I 335125. 3 TEES ere .round of canvassers.

glared :;§cidin;ntgsféostm:::g contributions of $22,445,343. I The number of community hich Canadians could afn Many of the campaigns. iniappeals continues to increase.

“(ling lcentres from Halifax Vic-lFrom 1950 to 1954 they grew in

He described the National i toria. were‘extended past sched- i number by 30 per cent and total

Housing Act the “national‘uled deadlines as canvasserslcontributions by two~thirds. In

hoaxing act." iput on a fresh burst of effortithe next five years. the growth

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DESPITE WAGE FREEZE Only Ottawa, a m o n

seven cities with million-dollar-

within the scheduled campaign period. Despite poor, weather

Social Credit parties but was. criticized by cratic Party.

2,000 Loans Available To Home Builders

OTTAWA iCPi—Works Min- ister Fulton has announced that C en t era] Mortgage and Housing Corporation will make

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‘ Reid Scott (NDP —- Toronto the New Demo-E Danforlhi said the action woul 1be as helpful in the housing in-

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Applications will he received for these loans by the, corpora- tion up to Jan. 1. 1963.

The move is the same as one taken by the government in 1960 when 2,215 such loans were ma

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icities — r presenting $25,745,257 l agencies and spares the char. | put in its claim to be the sec-"

plus targets, reached its goal $900

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and a civil service wage freeze. l tended to Nov. 18. Last year the canvasscrs turned in $740 more ; city‘s goal w“ .1 cc 1. I“. 1 than the $1,110,000 objective. reached in midnecember

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raised 8.6 per cent over year's target. iEXTENDS CAMPAIGN Montreal fell 6.1 per cent‘ Vancouver also extended it. campaign. to Nov. 14, and had

short of a hoped-for $2,305,000 after raising its sight by abcgigt collected “£35364. or 6“ per cent of the objective, after five

seven per cent from the 1 ll

objective. Last year, Montreali

was the only one of the rnillinn- ’ days of overtime-

dollar-plus cities to reach its Hamilton realized $996,327 of

goal. its $1,310,000 target ‘by the end By its scheduled deadline. the of the scheduled period, or about

Metropolitan Toronto BPPGQIEM per cent. but campaign of-

had brought in 99.5 per cent of ficials said there was still about

the $9,717,000 target, dropped by $200,000 in donations outstand-

five per cent after the 1961 up ing.

pea] closed short. . ‘ Some smaller centres polled Winnipeg increased its objec- l reported extensions of the cam-

tive by five per cent this year i paign deadline to allow “mop

and by Nov. 5 — two-thirds oflnp" operations aimed at round-

the way through its six - week in’g out totals nearer their pro-

drive — had collected $913,903 jected goals. of the projected $1,307,000 total. The extra effort by canvass- Edmonton aimed about three ers, together with thetfinal tot;

e per cent higher this year—atling up of corporation and ani- nd

$1,093,000 —— had realized l ployee p a y r 011 deduction .000 by the end of the pledges. may well push the total scheduled month - long cam- l national contribution to Unit

palgn. The deadline was ex-lAppeal to a new high

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