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Appeal 'Borrows' 70 Executives
Appeal 'Borrows' 70 Executives

Appeal 'Borrows' 70 Executives

Date9/10/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Appeal 'Borrows' 70 Executives. John Brown; chairman of United Appeal's Employee Division; stands in front of team of executives who have been loaned by Metro businesses to help put the fund drive over the top. The group of 65 men and five women; whose salaries for next two months total more than $200;000; will be paid by own companies.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115761F
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