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also was to have received In.
fielder Cletus Boyer. It wasn't
until after the swap was an.
nounced that the two clubs were
advised by the league that Boyer
as a $4,000 bonus player IL
1855, couldn't switch clubs unit
his two-year bonus period run
out May 81.
A Yankee spokesman said tn,
club would receive a substitute
player for Boyer - or perhap.
Boyer himself - by the June /.
trading deadline.
Stengel commented that Kan,
SaS City got a better club b,
making this DEAL" the largest il
the majors since the Yanks anc
Baltimore shuffled II player.
around-with Larsen and Turley
going to New York-on Novem,
Der 18, 1854.
They got a double play com.
bination in Graf (who hit .3lS
at Birmingham in the Southern
Association last season. anc
Hunter" said Stengel, land the,
got three experienced pitchers
That's what they needed most
a double play combination anC
pitching.
"Of course, they didn't put {
gun to my head. We knew what
we were after-Ditmar anc
Shantz. Everything depends or
Shantz. If his arm comes arounc
I've got a good deal. If not. In
hooked and 1t will be my fault
because We know all about hi,
bad arm"
Shantz won "a games for the
then Philadelphia AS in 1852
But injury and a sore arm have
logged him since. Still. in his
1855 major league record (2-7
in '56). Shantz has beaten Chi
cago (l1-9l and Detroit d0-4)
and has been good enough
against Cleveland (8-13)-the
three Yankee threats.
Ditmar led the league with %
defeats last season, but the hefty
won IL for the last
place AS. In his three seasons in
the majors he has a 1888 rec
ord-5-4 VS.. Chicago. 4-3 VS..
Detroit and Al VS.. Cleveland.
The Yankees, confronted by a
big payroll and a number OF
players dissatisfied with contract
offers. had signed only Hunter
for 1857 among the players
traded to the AS. Lee Mac
phail. personnel director. said
we have too many big league
players. We had to cut down."
Only Ditmar was as yet un-
signed for ST by the AS among
the players involved in the trade
and he shouldn't prove trouble
some to the Yankees. The AS
however, may have a Job con-
Noren on signing. He
won't have that usual Worlo
Series guarantee"
The AS, however. were quite
happy with the deal. Both Pres.
ident Arnold johnson and Man.
ager Lou Boudreau feel they
have strengthened their infielc
with Hunter. 20. and Graf, rs
and now have a suitable pitching
staff with McDermott. a %.
year-old southpaw, who was 2-t
in SO; Coleman. IS. a 3-5 right.
handler. and Morgan. a 26-year-
old righthanded reliever. who
was 81.
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.Murchison to Compete
In z Weekend Meets

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb 20
P.-Ira Murchison, Olympic
sprint star now attending West
ern Michigan College. will run
in two meets this week end.
He will compete for Western
in a dual meet against Michigan
state at East Lansing Friday
night. they fly to New York for
the National AAU meet Saturday
night.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27
1859 Sorority Convention To Be Held at Nome

Beta Sigma Phi delegates who returned home yesterday from the Alaska convention held in Fairbanks announced that they had bid on a Nome convention for 1859.
 The convention members were enthusiastic over the wonderful ideas and plans exchanged among the Alaska chapters of the non- academic sorority and already making plans for the Nome con- vention to be outstanding in en- tertainment and unique in its program.
 Members attending were Rev. erly Morgan, pres; Ruth Mclean, Ellen Waldhelm and Nancy Goodrich.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27
LITTLE GAME SEEN ON
 HAULING TRIP TO TELLER

Four members of the Tweet family, well-known business and mining family of Teller have been making another haul of fuel oil by cat and trailer.
 They stated that little game was seen on the trip but wolverine tracks were seen.
 No sign of the caribou reported in that area were noticed, stated Glenn Tweet, one of the party.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27
NATIONAL GUARD JET PLANE LANDS AT NOME FIELD

The Alaska National Guard Jet T33 landed here yesterday for gas and was serviced by the Alaska Airlines.
 The plane, based at Anchorage, was flown by an Alaska Airlines pilot, E. P. Pettijohn, and Dennis Stamey.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27

Dorothy Russell and her big bass clarinet were accidentally omitted from the news report of the M&M Matinee. The quartet wouldn't be complete without her.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27

year and will be voted upon at the next monthly meeting:
 Frank Morris for president; Flank Johnson for vice-president; Mary Diede for secretary and George Bayer for treasurer.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27

NOME MARKET PROPRIETOR TO STATES FOR BUYING TRIP
 Don Hungerford was scheduled to leave today for the. States on buying for the Nome, Market.
 Hungerford plans to stop in Ju- neau and listen to the lawmakers who are busy this week levying taxes.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27
PTA Program Included
 Class Programs, Films, And Officer Nominations

Over a hundred parents and teachers turned out for a very in- teresting meeting last evening, which included program pre- sented by two classes under the direction of their teachers, Mrs. Samuels and MT. Peterson.
 This was followed by two films on health in the school and teaching arithmetic.
 The following members were nominated for officers for the
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27

Flossie Sokienna was sentenced to 50 days h jail by the U. S. Commissioner Herb Jenks, for diSorderly conduct.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Richard PauwOk, Janet Wauuk, Henry Olanna, Clem Boucher.
 Discharged: Peter Segonna, Charles Swanson, Edith Tetpon, Carrie Soxie, Ruth Milligrok, Fritz Carlson, Frank Richardson.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27

Some people have faith in odd numbers - usually Number One!
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-27

Johnny Sez: Life dull? Bright en it with music from the Music Box!
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Clad in Swim Suit,
KnoxvilIeun Romps
About in 200 Cold

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ls
(P.-The clock read Is minutes
till midnight last night and the
thermometer stood at 90 degrees.
And. the man swears. this fell
low runs by US dressed in nothing
but bathing trunks"
Pete Bradley, director of pub
lie relations for Knoxville Col
lege. added wistfully: II wish
Id had my camera along. Then,
maybe somebody would believe
me.
I'VE were walking along the
street complaining of the cold,
Then this fellow runs by us
dressed in nothing but bathing
trunks, We were so astounded
We didn't have a chance to find
out who he was or what he was
trying to prove before he got
away"
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Jordan SEEKING
More u. S. Aid
BY the Associated Press

Jordan was reported last night
to have made an informal re-
quest for a step-up in United
States aid from So million an
nually to about $50 million.
A State Department official
said the request had been made
in conversations between the
Jordan minister of economy and
an official Of the United States
aid mission in Amman.
There has been no formal ex-
change of notes on the subject.
but it was indicated that Jor-
dan wanted the increased funds
on a observation-disclosures basis.
Officials previously have said
the United States may even
tllally have to increase its aid
to Jordan if the small Arab ma
ton is to be saved from collapse.
Britain already has said it
may not be able to continue its
subsidy payments to Jordan be-
yond March 81.
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Junior Tannies Will
Make Debut Dec. .29th
Durinq Jadran Frolic

ALIQU1PPA, Pa. - T h e
"Jadran" Croatian Singing
Society has declared Sunday,
December 20, as "Op e n
House" so that all Of our
friends, near and far, can help
us celebrate our annual Xmas
Party.
Our Ladies Auxiliary (God
Bless Them) will have food
prepared aplenty, in our own
Croatian style and this free to
all who come.
No admission will be
charged and later in the
evening q dance will be
held, continuing until the
wee nOurS.
We will also introduce for
the very first time to the gen.
eral public our "Jadran' Jun
ior Tamburitzans. We are
sure you will all be amazed at
the progress these junior
tammies have made in just a
few short months under the
capable tutorship of our own
Joseph Bilich, Asst. Dir. for
Walter Kolar and the famous
Duquesne University Tambur-
itzans.
., To our fellow CFU men,
bers everywhere = a Happy,
Prosperous New Year,
Bill Zivitz, Pros
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Omaha Lodge 1O1 Member Asst. Surgeon ID. .~.,.
Dr. Edward Safranek With U.S.. Health Service In Indiana

OMAHA, Neb. = 1t is with
a great deal of pride that
"Sts. Peter and Paul. Lodge
101 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union Of America announces
the appointment of DR.. Ed
ward Safranek to the United
States Public Health Service
at Terre Haute, Indiana.
While at Terre Haute he
will serve in the capacity
of the Senior Assistant
Surgeon.
DR.. Sa ran e k graduated
from st. Bridget grade school
in 1946 and pursued his study
Of medicine at Creighton Uni
versity, Omaha, graduating
in 1856 with the degree of
Doctor of Medicine.
From the time of gradua-
ton, until his call to his new
assignment, DR.. Safranek in
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nous and some sent their gift
directly to Beograd.
Faith Will Finish 1t
| Now with another Christ.
belgrade - p. 10)
Conway $40 Club
To Rock Dec. 81
Duke Tam COmbO
On Musical End

CON w AY, Pa. - The
"Unity' CF'U Lodge $40 Club
Rooms, 1412 Second Avenue,
Conway, will rock with mer-
riment Tuesday evening, Dec.
31st, New Years Eve.
If for no other reason than
the fact that the Club will
sponsor a gala social wake
for Old Man 1857 and await
the arrival of Kid '58 with a
celebration Of the first mag
nitude.
On deck to provide the
music will be a "cOmbo"
comprised of some of the
stars who have helped
make the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans an in
ternational household word.
They'll get down to busi-
ness around $3.50 p.m., and
close shop at ?:
Hats, noise-makers and all
the other trimmings that go
with these annual shindigs
will be provided at the right
moment.
Refreshments? Nothing but
the best, be it liquid or solid
in makeup.
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Mrs. Anka zamarzija
Passed Away Dec. 14th

PITTSBURGH = Wor d
was received here last week
of, the passing Dec. IA, 1857,
in East Chicago, Indiana, of
Mrs. Anka Samarzija, beloved
wife Of Luka Samarzija, Su-
preme President of the Gro
attain Catholic Union of the
United States Of America.
Death came after a long
and valiant battle against the
ravages of cancer.
Funeral services were
held Dec. II at $3.50 a. m.
, in the Prusciecki Mortuary,
e. Chicago, with Requiem
Mass at 10 a. m. in Holy
Trinity Church, East Chi
cago.
The heartfelt sympat b lie s
Of the Home Office Of the
CroAtian Fraternal Union Of
America are extended bro.
Samarzija in this, his hour
Of trial.
Requiescat In Pace.
v. I. Mandich
Supreme Pres.
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Canton 514 PLANNING
Welcome For Kid So

CANTON, Ohio - C.F.U.
Lodge 514 and Bowlers will
hold their New Years Eve
Party at the Croatian Hall,
2543 Winfield Way, N. E.
Dancing will start at
$3.50 PM, with music by
the Slob0da Tambufitzans
of Monaco.
There will be supper at
midnight, and hats, novelties
and fun for all.
Everyone is invited to at
tend. Harriet BozuFich
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Trafford Club Rooms
To BULGE December 81

TRAFFORD, Pa. - All
members and friends of CFU
Lodge 541 are hereby being
reminded of our New Years
Eve Party, which will be held
in our Club Rooms, 301-303
Cavitte Ave. ,.
The well known Balkan
Serenaders Tamburitza Or
chestra will entertain you
with songs and dance music
and the usual New Years Eve
food and refreshments will be
served.
Joseph Zegar, Sec'y.
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Campbell Members To
Honor Mayor Dec. 20
St. Anthonys Church - Belgrade - Nearing Completion
Great Credit to Catholicism
Spire Is Needed
For New Edifice
BY Michael Grasha
Junior Order Director

PITTSBURGH - Upon our
return from Europe last year,
and then again at Christmas
time in 1856, we had penned
an article or two on that great
house of worship - st. An
thongs Roman Ca t h o i c
Church in Beograd, Yugosla-
via.
To refresh our minds we
shall review a bit of the his
torical background of this
wondrous edifice. BY direction
Of the Pope, the Franciscans
of Bosnia resumed (after CEN
turies of Turkish Interrupt
tom their religious activities
in Serbia following World
War I.
The central dream and
eventual goal was the build
ing of a monumental Catho-
lie Church in Beograd. Our
renowned Croatian artist,
Ivan MestrOvic, was instru-
mental in securing the ser
vices of a famous Slovene
architect, Josip Plecnik.
incidentally, Plecnik died
late last year after having
earned a worldwide reputa-
ton as an outstanding per-
sonality in his profession.
Tremendous Project
Building was commenced in
1929 and on December 8,
1882, the Papal Nuncio (later
Cardinal Hermenegild Pelle-
grinetti) solemnly dedicated
the structure, which by then
was completed to the point
where it could accommodate
holy services.
The Franciscan f a t h e r s
were able to carry the finan-
cial load to a point. However
their resources were not un-
limited and so the interior of
the church is barely now near
ing completion.
Now, however, has come
the almost insurmountable
problem of where to find
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N
siast, but spends many hours
reading books and novels OF
famous authors.
His father, Louis Safra-
mex, Sr., is an ardent men,
ber of Lodge 101 and is
proud of his sons achieve
ments in the medical world.
He is equally as proud Of
his other two, SONS, Louis,
Jr., and Paul, who are very
prominent in our Croat COL
Ony.
The members Of Lodge 101
extend their sincerest best
wishes to DR.. Safranek fol
success in his new surround
ings. We are proud that he is
zone of u.s." sr4
Seasons greetings to al
CFU members in America
Canada, and Alaska!
Joseph T. Cupicf
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financial assistance to erect
the huge, 81 meter, round
spire adjoining the great
rotundal structure Of the
church proper.
1t is this giant hand of sup
plication, reaching to the
heavens, that beckons to us
for help.
Our world famous compa-
triot, Ivan Mestrovic, has set
the example by donating a
statue of st. Anthony for the
main altar. We personally
have had the good fortune 70
see this awe inspiring image
resting in it's central position.
Donors Are Thanked
Following last years appeal
for funds in which we stated
that donations could be sent
directly to the church, or to
us, we personally received re-
sponses from these people
with the amounts as listed
and this is our first opportu-
nifty of publicizing them.
Att. Anthony Lucas of
Pittsburgh S25; Frank
Tonkovich of Wheeling, w.
Va, $25; Marinko Radio of
Niagara Falls, NY. SIS;
Katherine Turkaly of Glen
coe, Ohio, S5; Mary Pavli-
mic of E. Helena, Mont. S5;
Daniel V. Sarich of Spo-
kane, Wash. S5.25; Peter
Duhan, Wilmerding; Karlo
Grzanich, Dunfermline, ILL.,,
and Nicholas Falica of
Pittsburgh each gave a
dollar.
There were a few donors
who want to remain anony-
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Battle Creek 533 Up
With Dec. 81 Funniest

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -
CFU Lodge 533 will sponso,
a New Years Eve Dance or
the evening Of December 81.
There will be plenty Of fooc
on hand and, Of course, lots
Of fun to be had by all.
Music for, your dancing
and listening pleasure will
be provided by our own
Balkaneers.
So, if you are planning to
celebrate on December 81
come to the Croatian Home
where an enjoyable time is
promised all.
Eva Nezic, Rec
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These and other odds and
ends keep "Horsing A.
round" alive on page 8.
. Spanish Mission at San
Antonio, Texas, set to shoot
the works first Sunday AZ
ter Christmas. Page 9.
Welkin will ring on ma
ny CFU Lodge, Nest. Club,
etc, fronts New Years Eve,
Dec. 81. When, where, pa
ges 7 and 8.
O. Are Americans better
or worse off for foreign
trade? Story, pic, on editor
ial Da2a-
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOURS!
Farrell Tammies
Name So Leaders
Elders Predict
Year OF Action

FARRELL, Pa. - The ell
ders behind the "Sloga" Jun
ior Tamburitzans and Kolo
Dancers of this community
met recently in annual busi-
ness session.
Election results:
Emil BOssick, President,
reelected; Mrs. Ivan Veche-
rim, 1st Vice President, in
cumbent; Mrs. Anthony
Monteson, End Vice Presi-
dent, newly elected; Mrs.
John Greguric, Treasurer,
newcomer; John Mikulin,
Secretary, reelected; and
Frank Egercic, Business
Manager, incumbent.
The groups 1858 Board Of
Trustees will be comprised of
Mrs. Edward Purich, Mike
Vranich, John Greguric, John
Subasic, and Mrs. Ann Rake
itch.
Plans call for the "Sloga'
youngsters, every one of them
a CFU member, to make nu-
merous public, radio and tele-
vision appearances during the
course of 1858.
@'. TIA Emil Bossick, Pres.
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. Resolution -

This is one resolution the
English Editor of the "a
jednicar intends to keep
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Mayor kovach To
Be Feted SUNDAY
In Croatian Home
Chief Executive
Of Ohio City Is
Tops With Voters
BY Milan Skrtic
Secretary, Lodge 1S5

CAMPBELL, Ohio - Ma
yor Michael J. Kovach Of this
city will be honored in style
Sunday, Dec. 20, by his fellow
knights of Croatia" C.F.U.
Lodge 1876 members.
Reelected to his fifth con-
secutive term as the extreme
ly popular Chief Executive of
Campbell, Mayor Kovach will
be rendered a Testimonial
Banquet that evening and
come to hear himself praised
by a host of local and district
| dignitaries.
The fete is to be held In
the CrOatian Home, Bright
Avenue, and commence at
6:3O pm. sharp. A delicious
meal Is being planned for
the great occasion.
Background music during
the stay around the festive
board will be provided by the
Lira Tamburitza Orchestra.
The same ensemble is to
provide the music for the free
dance session scheduled to cli-
max the gathering. All local
and district members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union are
invited to take in the dance
if they can't make it for the
Banquet.
Mayor kryzan Member
AS we said, an array Of
dignitaries will speak during
the Banquet.
Among them will be two
Ohio State Senator's, Charles
Carney and Steve Olenick,
and Mahoning County Sheriff
Paul Langley.
Also on hand to address
the assembiage will be Ma
yor Frank X. kryzan Of
Youngstown, who happens
to be a member of st.
George" CFU Lodge 66 Of
Youngstown.
(Mahoning Go. P. 81
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. DR.. Edward Safranek
termed at st. GATHERINGS Hos.
pital of this city.
He is a great fishing enthu.
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(Mahoning Co. P. 81
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throughout 1858, come hell.
o or high water.
To wit:
He will politely but firm
ly refuse to accept "phened
in" material, be tho caller
friend or foe, feminine or
otherwise. So help US. Hap
py New Year, folks!
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Inside Story

O First Christmas In The
, New World - q story to
remember. Part 2, conclu-
sion. Page 8.
. January's origin traced
to q two-faced character of
Roman vintage; "pay day"
tomorrow for the Steves.
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New Design Seen
In Air-to-Ground
Missile Program
By the Associated pres.

The Air Force apparently is
aiming at development of a
new design Of guided missile for
use with the supersonic bomber
in attacking heavily protected
enemy targets.
A House Appropriations Com
mittee report on the Defense
Department budget yesterday
disclosed that an existing "air-
to-ground" missile program had
been cut back.
At the Pentagon, it was in
dicated today a new weapon,
probably designed specifically
for use with the Convair B-58
supersonic bomber, would be
undertaken.
The committee report said
investigation by the committees
staff had indicated that a re-
duction in the rascal" air-to-
ground missile program was
justified and that the Defense
Department agreed that this
particular missile is in the mar
ginal area"
In another field of missiles,
the committee asserted that "the
ballistic missile program has top
priority and must be pursued to
an early conclusion"
The committee cut nothing
from this program. but did
recommend trimming SIS million
from guided missile programs.
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More Pukistun
Self Reliance Uroed

KARACHI. May % @.-Fi-
nance Minister Syed Amjad Ali
says Pakistan should face grim
realities" and quit depending so
much on United States aid.
Amjad Ali. Pakistan's Ambas-
sador to the United States for
three years. told newsmen yes
terday at Peshawar that "our
economic dependence" on the
United States has grown beyond
expectations and the sooner we
get to our feet, the better for
us and the country"
The minister said a limit
should be put on Pakistan's
commitments to the United
States"
In Karachi, meanwhile, the
government announced It is buy
ing six Liberty ships from the
United States ranging in size up
to 10000 tons. Oficials said the
deal is being expedited to meet
shipping shortage.
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Social Science
Expert Urges
Family Policy

PHILADELPHIA. May % up.
The National Conference of
Social Welfare today was
urged to undertake studies with
a view to formulating "a family
policy for America"
The suggestion was made in
an address at the conferences
84th annual forum by Ruben
Hill of the Institute for Research
in Social Science at the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
May I remind you." he said.
"that the United States is one of
the few civilized countries Of the
world which has no family policy.
either nationally, at q State
level or locally"
Because of apparently few
interstate ramifications," he con-
tinued, the family has been
viewed since the framing of the
Constitution as beyond the
Federal arm Of the Government"
Consequent to the denial of
the Federal Government of pow
erS related to the family we
have 48 States with conflicting
laws controlling marriage, di-
vorce and responsibility of par
ents to children"
Mr.. Hill told the conference
II would like to share with you"
recommendations made last
year to the Social Security ADJ
ministration by Is social scien-
fists.
Most significant of these were
q massive program" of training
from nursery school to college, !"
and uniform marriage and di-
vorce laws which would prevent
hasty marriages and impulsive
divorces"
In another of the days
speeches. James E. Lash of New
York. executive vice president of
ACTION american Council to
Improve our neighborhoods) said
overall, city-wide plans of "im-
proved social environment" and
better housing work better hand
in-hand.
There is an ''inextricable rela-
tionship." he declared, between
social welfare work and urban
renewal"
COl0red Students Accepted
In another address, Sue Spen-
Ger, director Of Tennessee Uni
versity's School Of Social Work.
said "All Of the Southern States
except South Carolina have at
least one public or private COL
lege or university-formerly all
white-in which Negro students
may be accepted"
Quoting the February, 1857,
edition Of Southern School News.
she said this means ITO Of the
20S publicly-supported Southern
colleges and universities theoreti-
cally accent Negro students
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PRE.BUILT INNERSPRING
MATTRESS & SPRING SET

Closeout on the covert You save. It's
yours in twin or double, same low price.
You get both mattress and matching
box spring. Long wearing Dacron
cover.