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;ei , le pointed out that many ; ! the liestroved and dar^'.i! .'•a citings \v»r.t summer cottages.

I'disc! -id that the R>' ' Cross i still providing food, clothing and h-lter to 3.60s; disaster victims in IQ shelters. At the height of the emcgencv la ‘ Thursday, the organization was sheltering a total of 6,000 persons :n h() shelters.

Mr.. Edson said the Red Cross h-ul mobilized its -esonrees'to a d the storm victims. ln many areas, wo’k alreadv has begun to help 'amilies in owner-occupied homes with .rebuilding and repair work. Red Cross also will help to provide essential household furnishings and occupational equipment and supplies.

Explaining that Red Cross asvi tance is a grant, Mr. Edson said 'be helr> is for those who lack financial resources to recover on their^own. It' some instances, he -a'TT recovery will be accomplished hr grants from the Red Cross together with loans from the Small

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