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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Massi||on Lodge Has
Picnic On Tap Sunday

MASSILLON, Ohio - CFU
Lodge 600 will sponsor its
first Picnic of the season on
Sunday, June %, at Matesich
Grove, off Old Route 21, Ma
varre, Ohio. Direction mark
ers will be posted for all our
friends of Canton, Akron,
Brewster, Cleveland, and any.
one else who wishes to attend.
A local ensemble, the Star
lTamburitza Orchestra, will do
the musical honors for the
occasion.
AS at all our Croatian af-
fairs, there will be a variety
of tempting refreshments, in
Guiding delicious barbecued
lamb.
The members join the Off
GERS in wishing you a very
warm welcome.
Publicity Comm.
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Coast Manager Eyes Trip
Michael hataya, Seattle, WASH, Plans
Last Minute Drive To Win Campaign Award

where to look for those 200
Points.
Plenty OF Them Around
Bro. Mataya reports that
he has visited many parts of
the State Of Washington and
the Province of British Co.
lumbia and never failed to run
across people of our descent,
or extraction.
Now he would win the
Campaign Grand Prize
Award to see if the same
holds true in the cases of
Toronto, Quebec City, Mon
treal, and other Canadian
centers to be visited by the
CFU Group. We can assure
him in advance that it is
true.
Our people are everywhere,
be that north, south, east, or
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Canton 514 Funniest
Ticketed For June 50

CANTON, Ohio = CFU
Lodge 514 and it's bowlers will
hold their Annual Picnic on
Sunday, June 30, at Clemens
Grove, off Georgetown Road,
N. E.
There will be barbecued
lamb available at IL noon and
5 pm, plus a complete line of
refreshments throughout the
day.
Music for dancing will be
rendered by the Star Tambur-
itza Orchestra of Massillon.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
H. Bozurich, Rec.
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EVERY MEMBER

marked June 3rd, and in
view of the earlier decision
to recognize post marks not
later than May 31st, there
fore, this one ballot was
disqualified.
The results of the refer
endum are as follows:
Majority In Favor
For the motion of the SUI
preme Board to amend Sec.
ton 112 of the Society's by.
laws so that instead of two
weeks paid vacation annually
the executive officers, Off.
cials and employees will be en-.
titled to annual vacations in
conformity with the union
contract, but not more than
three weeks, 210 delegates
cast their votes; against the
motion Of the Supreme Board
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

PITTSBURGH - Michael
Mataya, 1851 - 14th Avenue,
Seattle, WASH, Manager of
Junior Order Nest 220, has
Joined the last minute list of
those out to lay claim to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Canada Ho!" Membership
Campaign Grand Prize Award
Of an Aug, 1857, vacation in
the Dominion.
Although a late starter
in this derby" bro. Mata-
va had over 80 Campaign
Points as of May 81 and
was in a good position to
reach his pay-off goal of
200 Points by the end of
the drive, July 81.
The mere fact that he came
in at this late stage Of the
Campaign leads us to believe
that he has a good idea of
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By V. l. Mandich
Supreme President

cial meeting: Sister Dragi-
ca BIaskovich, Lodge No.
20; Brothers John ReskO-
vac, Lodge No. 19; Joseph
Frankovich, Lodge No. 25;
John Mavrovich, Lodge No.
al; Matt Zoretich, Lodge
No. 1874; and John Segina,
Lodge No. 718.
The delegates mentioned, in
the presence of the Executive
Board, opened envelopes con-
tanning the ballots and over
their signatures issued the
following report:
From q total of 311 del
egates of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, 291 envelopes
with ballots were received.
One envelope was post
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

BRISTOL, Pa. - Lower
Bucks County, Pennsylvania,
is preparing to form a new
CFU lodge, the first for this
oldest and largest county in
Pennsylvania. Many hours of
planning and study have al
ready been put in and now we
are ready to begin the activa-
ton of the lodge.
We know there are many
members of the CrOatian
Fraternal Union living in
Morrisville, Fairless Hills,
LevittoWn and other COM
munities in this area who
are members of lodges
"back home".
Since the erection of the
Fairless Works of the United
States Steel Corporation,
members from Pittsburgh,
McKeesport, Johnstown, Ga
ry, Chicago and other cities
have moved into Lower Bucks
County and are retaining
their membership in their old
home town because there is
no lodge in this area.
Many Still Strangers
We are sure that these peo-
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Box Score 21O For; 70 Against; l Neutral
Delegates Adopt Supreme Boards Vacation Proposal

there were 79 votes; one bal
lot was blank.
1t is, therefore, officially
established that the motion
of the Supreme Board was
approved by a majority
vote.
In accordance with the by
laws of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, every amendment
or addition to the bylaws be-
comes effective on the first
of the month following the
voting. Therefore, this amend
ment went into effect as of
June 1, 1857.
3 Different Unions
During the meetings of the
Supreme Board, it was
brought out that our EN-.
ployes are members Of three
different unions, and the re.
quests regarding annual va
cations were different in each
union.
We were unable to make
any decision for the amend
ment of the bylaws so as
to meet the requests of
each union, as we wanted
all of the employees, as we'll
as permanently stationed
officers and officials, to
have equal privileges.
The Executive Board a.
greed, with the approval o1
the employees, as follows:
That every employe be al
Continued From Page 81
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Johnstown Meet viii
Be Held Week Later

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 5 will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting on Sun
day, June %, at 2 pm, in the
Croatian Hall, one week later
than usual.
We urge all members to at
tend and to pay their dues up
to date, as the names of all
delinquent members will be
read at the meeting.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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Five Candidates Are
Entered In Cleveland
Frat Day Queen Derby

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Ad-
vance notice is hereby given
to all our Croatian organiza-
tions of the vicinity that the
United CF'U Lodges will hold
their 21st Annual "Fraternal
Day" Celebration on Sunday,
September 1, 1857, at Puritas
Springs Park.
As in the past 2 years,
we will conduct a Queen
Contest. To date we have
five candidates as follows:
Lodge Al Barbara Clemen-
ce; Lodge 80 Elsie Rapich;
Lodge 235 Barbara Kasu-
mic; Lodge 403 Joan Carol
Dobric; and Lodge 663
Judy Bilicic.
An appeal is made to all
our members to help these
girls sell tickets. If you run
short you can get as many
books as you want any
Thursday from 500 to 1000
pm. at the Croatian Home,
6314 st. Clair, from Alex To-
dorovich.
Our guest speakers for
September 1 will be list Vice
President of the CFU bro.
Joseph Bazdarich and End
Vice President bro. Milan
Vranes.
We ask all the various lod-
ges and clubs to kindly re-
frain from scheduling an
event for September LIST and
join us for a wonderful time.
Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
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Midland Outing Will
Be STAGED On June 23

MIDLAND, Pa. - Lodge
535 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Picnic on Sunday, June %, at
the Crucible Picnic Grounds
on 18th Street.
The Balkan Serenaders Of
East Pittsburgh will play for
your dancing pleasure and
there will be an ample supply
of barbecued lamb and the
usual cooling refreshments.
All CFU members and
friends are invited to attend.
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Two weirton, v. Va, Lodge Veterans
To Be Honored During June q Outing
Bros. Pete Babel And John DevOsic To
Gold Emil On,

WEIRTON, w. Va. - The
well known Police Lodge, To-
Gated on Collier Road, will be
the site of the Forthcoming
Picnic to be sponsored on Sun
day, June %, by CFU Lodge
595. The outing will begin at
900 am. and continue until
the late hours of the evening.
The popular All-University
Tamburitzans Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, will be on hand to enter
tain both young and old with
their delightful folk songs and
music.
At that time we will also
honor two so Year men,
bers, bros. Pete Babeli and
John Devosic, by present
ing each with a so Year
CFU Membership Pin.
The all time favorite, bar
becued lamb, will be among
the many refreshments to be
prepared for the day.
Those who attended our
picnic last year know that
there is plenty of shelter a
vailable in case of rain.
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pie would like to be in a lodge
that will be located in their
own territory and we most
certainly would welcome
them. We need people who
know and understand the
CFU, people with foresight,
people who are leaders that
can guide a new lodge and
make it strong.
Through this new lodge
we can all make new friends
and also renew old friend
ships.
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Box Score

PITTSBURGH - In May,
a referendum was held re-
garding a change in Section
112 of the Unions bylaws.
In my report to the Su-
preme Board, in referring to
the steady employees and
clerks in the Supreme Office,
I stated that we received from
the various unions represent
ing our employees one partic-
ular request which the Exec
utive Board was unable to
grant, because it was in con-
flict with Section 112 of the
Society's bylaws, as adopted
at the last convention and in
force at the present time.
That request was for
three weeks paid annual
vacation after q certain
number of years of steady
employment.
We promised the union rep
resentatives, to which our
employees agreed temporarily,
to recommend to the Supreme
Board that a referendum of
delegates be held for a change
in Section 112 of the bylaws
so as to allow consideration
of the unions requests.
Delegates Tally Votes
The Supreme Board accep-
ted our recommendation and
decided on a referendum for
changing Section 112 of the
Society's bylaws, SO that it
read as follows:
"All Executive Officers,
Officials and Employees
have the right to an annual
vacation in accordance with
the union contract, but not
to exceed three weeks"
The voting took place. On
Wednesday, June 5th, at 700
pm, at the call of the Su-
preme President, a special
meeting of the Executive
Board was held for the pur-
pose of counting the votes
and determining the out
come of the referendum.
The following delegates
received and accepted invi-
tations to attend the spe-
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Three Ensembles
Will Play During
Fete In Cupertino
Committee Ready
For Great Turnout
Sunday, June 3Oth

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf
The Central Committee of the
Northern California Croatian
Fraternal Union Lodges has
completed plans for the 18th
Annual Picnic, which will be
held Sunday, June 30, at the
famed Napredak Park in
Cupertino.
The committee has hired
three orchestras for that day,
for they found out from pre-
vious great attendances that
two were not sufficient.
Playing in the sunshine
square will be John Botica
and his Lijerica. Martin
Santich, the master polka
and kolo artist, and his or
chestra will play in the out
side pavilion and Joe Jaros
and his modern dance band
will perform in the large (
auditorium. I
Dancing will take place
from 200 pm. until the late
hours of the evening.
The picnic committee, head
ed by N. j. Nikolac, has made
arrangements for the menu
to consist of barbecued lamb
and spring chickens, with all
the trimmings.
Prepared For Anything
In anticipation of a huge
crowd, a number of vice.
chairmen were appointed to
supervise the different SER
vice and food stands.
Albert Sankovich, Celes-
tine POpovich, Frank Belo-
vucich, Ivan Kuchan, Paul
SrOk, Bob Mestrovich, Ana
Radman, Stella Jagich and
Aida Radovan will be mind
ing the stands.
The Central Committee has
just completed sponsoring our
CFU State Bowling Tourna-
ment, which was a tremen-
dous success in bowling par
ticipants and in social affairs.
Continued On Page 81
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Ne1U L0dqe Looms In PennSyUaniaS L0lUer Bucks County
Things Stirring in Largest, Oldest County
Many Present Day Members On Payroll Of Faess Works

We all came to Lower
Bucks County as strangers
and the majority of the
Croatians here still don't
know each other.
We feel that it is time that
we all get together and what
better way is there than
through a lodge of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union.
Make That Call Today!
We realize that there will
be a lot of work, a lot of
rough spots to be smoothed
out, etc., but if we all pull to-
gether with true fraternal
spirit we can make this ven
ture a great success.
All members wishing to
transfer to this new lodge
are requested to contact
Nicholas P. Trdina at 2416
Wood Avenue, Edgely,
Pennsylvania, or phone
Windsor 5-O484 any eve
ming after $3.50 or all day
Saturday and Sunday.
Do it now! Don't put it off
until tomorrow!
- Nicholas p. Trdina
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The Collier Bus leaves
North Weirton every hour
and the picnic site is but
a 5 minute walk from the
bus stop. Those travelling
on Route % will turn on to
Cove Road which leads di-
rectly to the picnic. These
directions 60 likewise for
those using Route 2.
Signs will be posted on al
routes.
Jos. Skitarelic, Pres
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Northern Ca|ifornians Set
cor Annual Frat Catherine
Three Farrell Groups
Will Stage Outing At
Shady Grove June 23rd

FARRELL, Pa. - C.F.U.
Lodge 126, Nest 100 and the
young "Sloga' Junior Tam
buritzans will sponsor a Pic
mic on Sunday, June %, at
Shady Grove, located on
Route 18, Sharon-G -Greenville
Road.
This grove is one of the
finest and most accOmmO-
dating spots in the area. 1t
has a spacious dance paw
lion, ball field, and horse
shoe courts. There is also
plenty of parking space and
picnic tables.
Why not come early and
have dinner with us. There
will be barbecued lamb from
noon on done up by king"
Joseph Dzapo, one of the fin
est men in the business. 9th
er refreshments will also be
available.
Free Transportation
Music will be furnished by
our Sloga Tamburitzans from
8 to 6 pm, followed by the
Don Sebastian Orchestra fea-
turing Singing Tom" on the
vocals.
There will be free bus
transportation to the picnic
grounds, leaving the Gro
attain American Civic Club
at 1880 pm. and returning
at 500 pm.
We invite all our CFU
members, friends, sister and
brother musicians, young and
old, from far and near, to
come out and spend this day
in the good old fashioned way.
Emil Bossick, Pub.
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Chicago Chorus Meets
Every Wednesday Night

CHICAGO, III. - Members
of the Harmony" Croatian
Glee Club are urged to attend
rehearsals every Wednesday
evening at Francis Hall, 6122
S. Ashland Avenue.
Committee
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>,
west on the North American
Continent.
And those who can't find
them remind us of an old say
ing: "He couldn't see the for
est for looking at the trees"
- Stephen F. Brkich
Campaign Chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

And unlike other
lea ding to 9TH
pastes,' Colgate's
forms an invisible,
protective shield
around your teeth
that fights decay all
with Just one
brushing! Ask your
dentist how often
to brush your teeth.
But rememberl One
Colgate brushing
fights decay.causing
bacteria IL hours =
or morel
, 1957-09-07
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corporation offers for Sale, AS
is, WHERE IS, two ~ Long Rows of Laborers'
Houses, constructed of Wood and rooted with Gal
vanized Iron, numbered 81 and 312, located at Es-
tate Jealousy Village.
Offers to purchase should be addressed to Mr.. NJ. Q.
Proverbs, Mgr. Sugar Department, Golden Grove,
St. Croix, v. l. This sale closes at 400 pm. Septen-
Der Z 1857. 4-5-0-
, 1957-09-07
EFFORT IN NEW YORK

EFFORT IN NEW YORK
A NEW YORK comprised of Virgin Islanders
and others is expressing its views to the effect that the posi-
ton of Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands should
go to a native. That group, however honest and enthusiastic,
is doing little more than whistling in the dark.
IT IS ONE THING to make political capital of a situa-
ton, and another thing to follow through in. the best inter
est Of developing local conditions. Claim is constantly being
made that recognition is being given to native talent and
ability; that all things considered, natives should and will
get the opportunity to serve and make their contributions at
home. But that is a far cry from what is actually the case.
Of course, there are a few exceptions.
DURING H Alexander administration tie idea start
ed to be tossed around. All sorts of ideas became current.
Then a few appointments, and the whole thing begged down.
How much serious consideration was being given to the
claim could be told by a glance at the executive branch. The
Governor was from Iowa, via Washington; the Executive
Assistant was from California; the Governors secretary was
from some part of Virginia, as was the Government Secre-
tary; cabinet officers came from as far away as Hawaii, and
SO it went.
THE EFFORTS BEING made by this new group in
New York to call the Interior Secretarys attention to the
situation is a commemorate one, but one which nevertheless
is practically doomed at the outset. In the first place, the
present Governor has somehow succeeded in giving the i'm
preston that Washington calls all the cards which further
reduces the possibility of carrying out any promise.
SECONDLY, HI temptation to use jobs out this way
as political plums is too tempting to surrender for any such
idealstic proposition as making way for natives to serve.
WHILE WHAT is said here sounds harsh the cold reaLi-
ties of the situation are evident and clear for everyone to
see. 1t will take more work, harder ~prodding and greater
, 1957-09-07
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
FulLERWooD BUNGALOW

.#22s. immediate possession. Home
features lorse eorpeted living room
with weod-burnine fireplace, large
Getting spoee in stylizsd kitchen, 2
large bedroom. down with lorse
poneled bedroom up. feoiurins air
conditioning, full basement. deep lot
with nice Iandseapins and ik-eor
sorose. See this home iodoy - coll
w. $1,000.
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Time Is Favorable Now!

To buy this Practicable home with
country background; 4h rooms
down, finished up. basement. qos
heat, copper plumbing, 2-cu garage.
about ! acre ground. plenty Of gar.
den and fruit trees. Ideally located
near SOM Center Rd.. Redifer bus
service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
North Of Blvd.

Beautifully decorated. vacant 3.bed
room colonial. living room with
fireplace. dining room. nice tiled
kitchen with double bowl sink, dis
posol and refrigerator. nook, glass
in porch. Competing. new qos furnoce
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overhead doors on nicely luadscoped
lot. Reasonably priced at Sl9,5oO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
3-BEDROOM SINGLE

1894. West off Eo,t l4oth ST. This
older clean single is in q respected
neiehborhood and Just recently over
$4,000 wos spent in remedernizotion
and home improvements. Full bose
ment. new storms and screens ond
ons-ecr garage; copper plumbing. Be
sure 70 see this home in the $4,000
Gloss. Coll for an appointment at
w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

NE. 4655. 2-fomilY. $50; 2 new
qus furnaces. hot water Tanks. 3-coI
garage. all good sized rooms. Get
your down payment money back in
z yeors. Owner must sell. All Of
fers considered; Sl7.50o. DE WANNA.
KE. l-2227.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
EAST 2so,h sT.-BRIARDALE

NE. 49l7. Lovely 5-room bungalow.
attached garage. full basement gas
heat. dinette. natural finish. imms-
diote possession. PAGE REALTY.
KE. l-lo3o..
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FRAME BUNGALOW

1885. Fivs-yeor-oId home in pleasant,
residential section Of Wiekliffe. North
of LokeIond. cost Of Wordsn. Home
lectures 2 large bedrooms down, pine
punsied bedroom up, oil have extra
closets with many buiIt-in features.
Reereoiion room partially finished,
I1-eer soroee. immediate possession;
priced to sell quickly. This Won't lost
long - coll w. 6.160o..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
$4,000

We have beautiful new authentic
Ronch Home in Kirtlond Hills and
the owner said that he just might
consider q trade. This home fed-
lures large living room with log
burning fireplace. full dining room.
kitchen with breakfast nook. built
in oven and range, ETC.; large
bedrooms and Ia baths. breezewuY
with 2-cor attached garage. The
lot is fully londscoped. and the
home is ready to move in.
e v e n S Q N
Loke Shore at z. 242nd RE. l-e200
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
OFF EAST aooth STREET

NE. 1885. S room bungalow. full
basement. gas heot garage. storms
and screens, excellent condition.
First showing; SlS.soo. PAGE
REALTY, KE. 1000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28

#25l. Feotures of this home are clay
tile bath; End floor bedroom finished
in knotfy pine; close TO oil schools;
oIuminvm storm, and seresnG large
lot. Immediate possession. Coll w.
6-l6oo today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR HOMES
IN TIE EAST 185th AND 200th SECTION,
NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE BLVD.
BEAUTIFUL RANCH AT
$40. 900

#24S. West of #9I. This splendid
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iond Is the tops for real suburban
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fireplace, sotins areo in the kitchen
plus a nice junior dining room, moke
thi, welI-kept home an ideal one TO
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EAST 222nd ST. AND
SOUTH LAKE SHORE
COLONIAL

#o5a. 3.bsdroom home, close TO oil
schools and tronsporsotion. Owners
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renths old. eorpeins, extro cabinets
and on lorss LOT. You will see a
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w. d-i6oo.
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EAST CLEVELAND 4.surrER

NE. 1910. Now reduced $1,000. Brick.
rooms each suite. individual qos
heut. building in good repair. 2-cu
qdroge: income $4,000 a yem.
DE WANNA, KE. l-2227.
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LAKE SHORE EAST 214th
AREA

1904. A very nsot and elson 3-bed-
room bungalow In the heart OF Eu-
sltds most popular section. This
ehormsr lectures junior dining
room, sneiossd back porch plus O lot
tho. 10 ssrevnded by trees. One block
from everything. Don't hssiiots. "
WON'T LAST LOko - scii w. S-I6oo.