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LAKE.FRONT LOT

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Lodge 47 Shapes
b0th Anniversary
CleVelanderS To
Celebrate Apr. 28

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Ex-
tensive preparations are be-
ing made for the gala cele-
bration Sunday, April %,
1857, Of the Goth Anniversa-
ry of "Majka Bozja Bistric-
ka" Lodge Al of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
An 8 am. Mass at st.
Paul Croatian RC Church,
East 10th and st. Clair,
will precede the festivities
scheduled for the day.
The celebration proper is
to take place in the Slovenian
Home, GAIT st. Clair, and one
of the largest crowds in the
social annals Of the host
Lodge is certain to attend this
public salute to one of the
most active Lodges in the
CFU orbit.
Food Out OF This World
A banquet at 1 pm. will get
the days activities off to a
fast start.
The celebrants are guar
anteed a meal of the first
magnitude, one fit for the
proverbial king. Serving
will be an efficient staff of
eager-beaver workers.
Also on the agenda will be
a very special program of en-
tertainment, featuring talent
cleaned from the district and
put together" to please ev-
eryone. We will go into this
part of the celebration in the
near future.
To Cite Three Pioneers
Two speakers will represent
the CF'U Home Office on the
gala occasion.
They are Supreme Pres
ident v. l. Mandich and
English Editor of the "a
jednicar Stephen F. Brkich.
They will join us during the
program in honoring three
Lodge Al members who have
been affiliated with the Gro
atian Fraternal Union of
America for so or more years.
Still other details will be re-
vealed in the weeks ahead.
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| M.WA Mothers Ready
For March 10Th Party

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. - The
CFU Mothers Club of Mil.
waukee and West Allis will
sponsor a Card Party, Rum.
mage and Bake Sale on Sun:
day, March 10, at Pasquale
Hall, 6235 w. National Ave.,
beginning at 2 PM.
Those who do not play
cards may spend their time
at the rummage table and
purchasing some of our fine
home made sweets. After the
card game, doughnuts and
coffee will be served to each
player and a prize will be
awarded at each table.
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Come and Learn
CAMPA|GNIA- :

Public Conferences in con-
junction with the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 1857 Can
ada Ho!" Membership Cam
paign are scheduled for the
following centers:
RCH
10. - Johnstown, Pa, Gro
atian Home, 612 Broad ST.,
2 p. m. sharp. Speakers, Su-
preme Vice President Milan
Vranes, Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich, and Junior
Order Director Michael Gra-
sha.
10. - Chicago, ILL.,, Sokol
Home, 1907 South Racine
Avenue, 3 p. m. Speaker, Su-
preme Secretary Joseph Bella,
assisted by six State of ILL
nois officials of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
"a. - McKeesport, Pa,
American Yugoslav Progress
sive Assn. "Sloga" Hall, 536
Ringgold Street, 2:30 p. m.
Speakers, Philip Vukelich and
Stephen F. Brkich, Editors
of the Zajednicar.
O.-Pittsburgh, Pa, Lodge
1 Hall, 1916 East Ohio Street,
North Side, 6 p. m. Speakers,
Supreme President V. l. Man.
dich and Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich. In attendance
will be members of the Su-
preme Board Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
81. - Donora, Pa, Croa-
tian Home, 319 Fourth Street,
3 p. M, auspices United CFU
Lodges of Fayette, Greene,
Washington and Westmore-
land Counties. Speakers, Sick
Benefit Dept Secretary John
Ovcarich and English Editor
of the Zajednicar Stephen F.
Brkich.
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It'll Be "springtime In Zagreb" March 9Th
Detroit Mothers Club To Celebrate 3rd Anniversary

liers. Delicious plate dinners,
priced at S1.75, will be served
from 6 to s PM, and later
snacks will be available at
the kitchen.
So, if you are looking for
a pleasant night out, why not
spend 1t with us? Anyone
wishing to obtain tickets may
do 50 by inquiring at the
Croatian Home, or by con-
tacting any Club member.
Catherine Kaurich, Sec'y.
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Socetys BRASS" To Turn Out On Occasion
Executive Board Calls March 3)fh Campaign Conference

Home Office; all Supreme
Board members, who will be
concluding their semi-annual
session earlier that day; all
district High Trial Board
members; all area Convention
Delegates; and clerks from
the National Headquarters Of
the Society.
Never before has there
been a rally to approach the
magnitude Of this gathering
scheduled for Saturday eve-
ming, March 30.
The Society's 1857 Member
ship Campaign will be front
and center" on this historic
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fraternal field.
For those who can afford
it, the Single Premium Plan"
IS IT!
Following t h is meeting,
the three Home Office speak
ers will be the dinner guests
of the members Of Lodge S.
I Officials To Attend
To the Midwest
The Greater Chicago Mem
Continued on Page 81
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PITTSBURGH - In COM
pliance with a directive of the
Executive Board of the Cro-
atian .Fraternal Union of
America, a Membership Cam
paign Mass Meeting will take
place here Saturday, March
80, in the Lodge 1 Hall, 1916
East Ohio St., N. S. Pitts
burgh.
In charge of the confer
ence, which will begin at 6
pm, will be Supreme Pres
ident V. l. Mandich and
Supreme Treasurer Martin
Krasich.
In attendance will be all
CFU officials stationed at the
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occasion.
Every facet connected
with the Campaign - in
Guiding the Society's new
Single Premium Payment
Plan - will be thoroughly
discussed by the speakers.
Following will be a Ques-
tions-and-Answ Period.
Invited are all Western
Pennsylvania and neighboring
Ohio and West Virginia Lodge
and Nest officials and mem
bers sincerely interested in
their Society.
Stephen f. Brkich
Campaign Chairman
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LIE Havre, France, for the
USA via Southampton, Eng
land.
The short trip across the
English Channel was to be an
uneventful one, but on the
morrow the writer, among
hundreds of others, was up
quite early to watch the "1le"
take on stateside bound pas
sengers and cargo at historic
Southampton.
The precision with which
the "Ile's" officers and
crew handled their chores
at Southampton was some
thing to behold, especially
in the eyes of those maxi
ing their first overseas trip.
There is no such thing as a
wasted moment for those YES
ted with either great or small
responsibility a board a n
ocean liner, be that while the
ship is on the high seas or
riding at anchor in port. From
the commandant to the least
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Three Farrell Groups
Planning Concert For
Easter Sunday, Apr. Il

FARRELL, Pa. - C.F.U.
Lodge 1875, Nest 100 and the
Sloga Tamburitzans will spon'
sor their Annual Concert on
Easter Sunday, April 21, at
the Croatian Home on Staun.
ton st.
The concert will open at
2 PM, with entertainment
by our Sloga Tamburitzans
and the Blue Danube Tam
buritza Orchestra of Cleve-
land, under the direction of
Frank Muza. We will also
have with us that after
noon, two speakers repre-
senting the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Following the concert, the
Blue Danube Orchestra will
further entertain you in oul
club rooms.
We take this opportunity
to ask all other lodges and or
ganizations in the area tt
please refrain from sched
uling an affair for this day
Instead, plan to join us fol
the occasion.
Michael GOlub, Sec'y
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of the crew, time is ever of
the essence.
After all, it's a long, long
way from Southampton, Eng
land, to New York - 1882
sea miles to be exact - and,
weather permitting, schedules
must be kept.
And the "Ile" kept hers to
the dot en- route to the United
States!
Butterflies In Stomach
The first two days at sea
were spent in getting ac-
quainted with the immensely
of this 1856 ton, 793-feet-
long luxury liner.
The third day found the
writer floored by NAL de mer
(sea sickness, but "up and
at 'em' by evening of the
same day. All the fancy pills
he took to foil just such an
inner misery went for naught.
However, we were quite
Continued on Page lO)
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Radio Hour Director
Hears From Shut.|ns
After Final Broadcast

PITT S B u R G II, Pa. -
When the American -Croatian
Radio Hour (WMCK), Nc
Keesport, concluded it's final
broadcast on Saturday eve
ming, February End, 1857, for
the first time in our life we
began to realize what this
weekly radio program meant
to the listeners in this area.
On this last radio show,
it was our pleasure to bring
back the melodies of the
past twenty-five years,
with the historical back
ground during that period.
And as we left the studios,
the thought came back to us
as to why we take life for
granted when things are
pleasant and we only begin to
really appreciate it when we
lose something.
From All Parts OF USA
1t was hard to leave the
studios Of Radio Station
WMCK, McKeesport, for the
last time after fifteen years
of Saturday evening broad
casts. The previous ten years
of programming was spent on
Sunday afternoons over Sta
ton WWSW, in Pittsburgh.
With messages of best
wishes and God Bless You"
still ringing in my ears from
the various listeners who
phoned the studio, next came
the mail from the shut-ins
who requested records from
my musical library.
Then to add to the shut
in list came requests from
Ohio, West Virginia, Mis-
souri,, Wyoming and Colo
RADIO, people who had read
the article in the II" of my
retirement from the air.
It will be impossible to take
care of all the mail, but after
scanning the various requests
we will abide by the rule that
the most deserving of the
shut-in requests will receive
their allotment of free record
ings as early as possible.
Tony Bra NiC
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DETROIT, Mich. - T h e
Mothers Club of Nest 318
cordially invite you to attend
their forthcoming 3rd Ami
versary Celebration, which is
to be held on Saturday, Mar.
8, at the Croatian Home, To-
Gated at 1875 e. McNichols
Road.
Many of you who attended
last years celebration will re-
call the gay and memorable
evening. The mothers have
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OlllCldlS Ol IIlt SIOdlldH d
ternal Union figuring promi-
nently in both pictures.
The Johnstown Conference,
scheduled to start at 2 pm.
sharp, is to be held in the
Croatian Home, 612 Broad
Street. Addressing the as
semblage and later gladly
answering any questions from
the floor will be three C.F.U.
officials.
They are Supreme Vice
President Milan Vranes,
Supreme Treasurer Martin
Krasich, and Junior Order
Director Michael Grasha.
Two other previously an
nounced Home Office repre-
sentatives will not be able to
attend this particular rally
for business or other pressing
personal reasons.
MANY Members In Area
The leaders of 10 Croatian
Fraternal Union Lodges and
Nests in the area have been
extended official Home Office
invitations to attend this
March 10 Conference.
Invited are JOhnstown
Lodge S and Nest 4; Dunlo
Lodge 81 and Nest 68; Bo-
livar Lodge 2O6 and Nest
4O7; Tire Hill Lodge 716
and Nest 429; and Nanty
Clio Lodge 78O and Nest
391.
On the agenda will be a
thorough discussion of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
portfolio of Adult and Juve-
nile Certificates, Sick and Dis
ability Benefits, the modern
Income Defender Plan, and
other avenues Of protection
open to present day members
and those eligible to affiliate
with it during the Society's
great 1867 Membership Cam
paign.
Of particular interest to all
will be the airing in Johns
town of the Croatian Frater-
nal Unions only recently
adopted Single Premium
Plan," a new system Of doing
life insurance business which
bids fair to revolutionize the
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even greater enthusiasm this
year in presenting a most en-
joyable evening to each and
every one Of you.
Our tn e me will be
"Springtime in Zagreb" and
many preparations are be-
ing made in honor of our
guests of the evening.
Our committee has planned
delightful and surprising en-
tertainment with music by
the we'll known Balkan Cava-
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Johnstown, Chicago To Be Scenes
March 10 OF Campaign Sessions
Lado Of zagreb
To Tour America
During Fall Of 81
Publicity Chief
Due Here Shortly
To Lay Groundwork

PITTSBURGH - "Lado"
is coming! Yes, "The Folk
Dance And Song Ensemble
of Croatia" or, we might
say, "Zbor Narodnih Plesova
I Pjesama Hrvatske," or, for
the benefit of our French
Canadians, "L'Ensemble Des
Dances Et Chants Populaires
De Croatie" is coming to
America in the fall of this
year.
Our lovers of tamburitza
music and folk dancing are
in for the treat of a life
time. Lado. of Zagreb, the
worlds pre-eminent expo
nent of this proud facet of
our culture, is completing
plans for an autumn visit
to these shores.
We are happy to bring you
this news scoop and to in
form you that the groups
publicity director, youthful
but competent Vladislav Gre
gurek is, at this writing ap-
preaching the continent on a
Yugoslav ship and will be in
Pittsburgh in a day or so.
Best In The Business
We want to alert all our
units, lodges, central commit
tees and cultural groups
which wish to have these ar
lists in their communities, to
contact us Immediately.
The purpose of Mr.. Gre
gurek's visit is to schedule
a continental tour in which
our people will have the
opportunity to meet these
musicians at much closer
range than was possible
with the two previous Wis
iting Yugoslav groups
whose tight schedule and
managerial expedience per-
mitted them a close and
mutually profitable con-
tact only with their Amer
lean cultural counterpart
- our own Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans.
AS we understand it broad.
ly, each formal Lado concert
could be followed by a socia.
affair in the local Croat OF
Slav center at which the visi'
tors would gladly meet with
all, entertain and exchange
trade secrets" with the
hometown musicians and dan
GERS. Sponsorship of the con
cert program could also be
CONTINUED On Page 81
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Single Premium is
In for Explanation
Keystone, Prarie State Conferences
To Be Addressed By High Officers Of
Croatian Fraterna| Union Of America

BY STEPHEN +. BRkICT, Campaign Comm. Chairman
PITTSBURGH - Two major, far reaching Croatian
Fraernal Union Membership Campaign Conferences will be
called to order Sunday March TO- in the Socetys
most active centers in the United States.
Hosting these highly Informative gatherings of Lodge
and Nest leaders, well interested members in the
vicinity will be Johnstown Pa and Chicago Ill., with high
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06
Seeing Is Believing
An American
In Yugoslavia

through much Of YugosaVid from August II
September 81 American and
Froternd Union ho Visited that
country This series OF articles
the edcaon OF tho Societys
Canadian MEMBERS AT time 0'H the
anything heard Dhe
conclusions ard
Judge Yugosaria accordingly.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-06
Nineteenth Of a Series
By STEPHEN F. BRKICH
Editor, English Section, Zajednicar

CARRYING A FULL PAY LOAD" of I ,264 men, women,
- and children passengers among them Is American
and Canadian members of the Croatian Frateal Unions
original encourage of 81 Boat Group tourists who visited
Yugosava last Summer the French Lines estic Ie
de France sail at 10 pn Monday Sept TO- 1856 from
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rRAILERS

UTILITY e-WHEEL, AXIS by 2 #
high. with top. gate. lights, $50
Apt. IL, ABS 3lst ST.. s.. Airing
ton.
SPARTAN TRAILER 1855; 81 It.
one bedrm like new. Sacrifice
equity, you assume paymts Wood.
ley Hills Trailer Park, Lot 10l
after 9 pm. or Sat. and Sun. l
NIMROD CAMPER TRAILERs
lbrand-newl: sleeps 4 or 5 adults
information, stop in or cali siD's
TRAILER RENTAL. 7S41 Eastern
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTAGE LOANS, S5.OOO-S5O.-
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AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in II
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OFFICES OUT ESTATE

OUTSTANDING VALUE in crozet
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RICK. Realtor. crozet 3701. mrs.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 End TRUST. payable $50
mo ; excel makers; 2609 22nd st.
ne. ST. 3-9433.
end TRUST, S4,s50. payable $50
per month, 81 interest due years:
low LIST trust: good makers. J. "
CALIANDRo a. CO., JU. S-1SS6.
GOVT. INSURED FLA; FIRST note,
S13.950, payable S7616 per mo-.
will pay 8 points. ASHLEY, INC,
LO. 5-2323: evenings, 10. 5-3423.
PREMIUM NOTES-D. c. HOMES
az $500 2nd go, Sb5 mo-, $500
dn., over $500 b.&l. Price $3.50.
.(2) S5,450 End 6es, S54.5O mo-,
81. 900 dn.. $500 b.dsl. Price, $500.
49, $3.50 End 6ss. $3.50 mo-.
81 900 dn.. $3.50 b.6sl. Price $4,000.
a. S3,70O end 6ss. S37 mo. 81
600 dr., ov. $40, 800 81. Pr. $4,000.
go $3.50 2nd So. $50 mo-, $500
DIN. over $3.50 b.&l. Price. $1,000.
90 $3.50 End 6ss. S47.5O mo-,
$3.50 dn.. ov. $500 b 81. Pr, $500.
For details. call SINDLER. no.
2-1257
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GARAGES

GARAGE, detached. wooden, car.
at reasonable price. not needed by
new owner OF property az 39i3
during day, EX. 3-4l60. Ext. 46i3.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '4s acton panel; excellen
IA. 9-2311 weekdays after 8.
CHEVROLET 1858 1la-ton stake
new motor; clean; 5000. JE
3-3494, g.
CHEW. as van body truck: $3.50
See at 324 Pa. ave. Sc. 10 to [
DODGE so stake body: very clean;
HYDRAULIC hoist; Sl95 down.
HERSON'S, 9th & o NV.
DE. 2-74OO
Our Only Location
CHEVROLET 5-ton panel; S175.
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WILLYS SO panel: equipped for
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s sTssn heater "1l1 ' 1sg recOndi
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DODGE as panel, Si95. ~o'
Also full line NEW 1857 CHEW
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WATERFRONT. PROP. SALE,

OCEAN Beach. Blk SIT. Lots
and 2. facing ocean: pre-bridse
sac. sale. 81 $50 ca JE 3-pll1
NEW REDWOOD BRICK RAMBLER
Priced for July 4th week special
5e By. Eo boating MA shins sss Gen.
knotty pine liv. rm.. dining IL"
kit. part bsmt.: earport; Dashboard
h.-w.h.; valk-in closets. Paved road.
school bus stops at door Riverside
and Holly drive. Loeb Haven "a mi.
from D. c. line: Out Central ave.
ard te. 2i4. left turn at new oulf
gas station. Open daily till Z. Ed
WARDS. UN. T-43S4. or UN. 7-4373.
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Plumbers and Electricians
and Similar Businesses

In Suitland, Nd. We offer you q
$4,000 center-hall stone colonial;
Z rms. 21a baths. 3 firepls. and
screen porch. Also, a gear, 2-story
gar for your shop, in a very busy
commercial area with over $4,000
So. It. Of ground: all for S27.500
1mmac. cond. Easy, easy, easy terms
T. D. BURGESS, REALTOR
RE. $4,000 Ewes. 10. s-51s5
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tcok1INUEDl

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secretarial service: vicinity 15ti
and H SITS. NV: SIS month. TIE
6-395S. 0 am. or after Q pm
HAVE SEVERAL desirable ofices in
newly dec. bldg in heart Of Silver
Spring: Reasonably priced. c. "
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DOCTOR on DENTIST sUTTE-Ex.
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near several large apt. develop
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taetlities avail; private entrance
sH hIl Rss ne Guca Gs coz Mf 524 R fEtf
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2-RM. AIR -COND. OFFICE. with
pvt bath: elevator bldg. Conn
ave, between L and K sts.; S12s
per mo, 9 mos. lease. Call wkdays.
Ma. s-0l22 between 1880.
ARLINGTON--Air-condit oftaces
across from Hecht Co.. 1880 AMI
sToNEBuRNER. "a. 4-1260
1888 COM. AvE:-Nicely. decor,
ated single or double oinces. 3
rm. ONCE suite with $50 So. It
storage space. Gear garage. al
connected on ground d.: also ,lgs
and bath. AID. 2-f5i6. ewes. Wo,
0-7006.
SIa lin ST. NV. srd fi.-Ai,
cond., all utils. furn. Very low
rental. Jsnitor service. RE. 7-2537.
RA. Gel l01.
2847 CONNECTICUT AVE, 2 room
suite now available on LIST A. with
show window; Only $40 per mo
For further information, call EN-
10000. LEGOM q GERBER
REALTY CO.
SILVER sPRING-second floor, sub.
urban Bank Building. facing Flower
Theater, ct Piney Branch road and
Flower avenue. Fully air-condi-
toned. Parking. S35 per month
Gan Juniper s-5107 or Emerson
l OR BROOM SUITE
Private toilet; In popular Conn
ave. building. Free use Of building
conference room. Parking lot ada;
| CIRCLE BLDG. AID. 4-32OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ARLINGTON, Court house AREA
Sinele once. air-conditioned nev
bids. suitable attorney or account.
ant. Moderate rental IA, 5-00S5
RALEIGH HoTEL-Approx. 500 "a
II Ideal for organization once
Mezzanine door. Also Attrae. ..
room corner suite with bath, me1.
FAMINE n Gail ART DRNTERLElN
Mer. once. Ma S-3sl0
BROOM. street-level once. Also
wisconsin ave NV; suitable fol
DOCTOR, dentist or generai once use
Cal KE. $4,000 or EN-. 3.70ip