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First Meeting

The nrst meeting Of the
i957-5s year for the Univer-
sity Park Women's Club. Inc,
viii be held at the Riverdale
Presbyterian Church in Uni
versity Park tomorrow at
$50 pm.
The program. in charge Of
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Mountjoy.
education chairman, win fea-
ture Mrs. Julia Montgomery
Of Ferris q Co.. whose topic
viii be How to Lay q Nest
Egg"
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phony saying 'there are mil
lions Of people in Chicago TO
DO that. Ny love is tins Ma
tional symphony Orchestra"
The viyacious and dainty
Mrs. Kammholz sighed and
said she wished she could
stay. ct least for the opening
concert. October IS. .But III
be back for ct least one con-
cert through the season-I
hOpel"
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS

Continued from Pass nj
nee sends serious. polite am
swers.
GEN ALFRED GRUEN-
THEIR 4 working harder IS
president Of the American
Red Cross than he's ever
worked In his life.
The industrious former
Supreme Commander Of Al
lied Powers IN Europe, who
turned down tiO0.O00-a-year
offers from private business
70 take the $4,000 position
- head Of the philanthropic
organization. has never let
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returned 70 his law practice
IN Chicago. Mrs. Kammholz
y Z Rraduate Of the Uniyer-
slty where she took her de-
gree n public school music.
She u q pianist and has done
considerable work Is an ac-
companist. Her most recent
activities IS accompanist
have been for her son, Rob-
ert Carl Knmmholz who Is
"A excellent vloIlniut Tor his
aoe. He now Is q member 81
the senior class at ST. Al
bans school.
Also Sings
Young Mr.. KammhoIz also
Is 9 piember of the Cathedral
and has been 4 pare Of
the Washington and Cafhe-
oral Choral Societies.
During her stay IN WASH
ington, Mrs. Kammhclz has
been renewing not only her
efforts for the orchestra. but
many Of her large circle Of
friends IN the Capital. She
has been the guest Of her
sister. Miss Josephine Wal
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store Hsurs Daily: 10 an. b . nm.
CeFnsrs evening shsppinu. Monday
fhufseag And FRIDAY until csc N.
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Brighton 738 Members
Shift To New Quarters

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
The regular monthly and an
nual meetings Of Beaver
ties" Lodge 738 will take
place Sunday, Dec. 1.
The sessions are to be held
in the second floor school
quarters of the new SITS. Cyril
and Methodius RC Church on
lower 10Th St. to mark the
first time in more than 25
years that a Lodge 738 busi-
ness session has been held
anywhere except the upper
part of the town.
Suffice it to say that it is
the duty of every member of
the Lodge to attend these
meetings on Sunday, Dec. 1,
particularly those in arrears
with their dues.
Stephen F. Brkich, Pres.
George Zivitz, Jr., Sec'y.
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South Chi Ladies To
Discuss Party Agenda

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - The
Women's Club of the CF'U
United Lodges will hold it's
next regular monthly meet
ing on Monday, December 2,
at 7:30 pm, in the Croatian
Hall, 9618 Commercial Ave.
The main topic of discus
sion will be the final plans
of the Junior Christmas
Party which will take place
on Sunday, December Is,
and officers for 1858 will
be elected.
A social hour will follow
the meeting with the women
participating in a grab bag
exchange. We would like this
to be a get-acquainted meet
ing, so let's see some new
faces. Come, join the fun and
bring a grab bag gift.
Julia Stropin, Pres
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Benwood Juniors Will
Enjoy Life December |

BENWOOD, w. Va. = This
is to notify all lodge mem
bers and relatives that the
CF'U Nest so Christmas Party
will be staged Sunday, De-
cember 1, at the Croatian
Cultural Club, 1853 Eoff St.
Movies will be shown
promptly at 200 p.m., for
which reason we urge all
the members to come on
time.
Later in the afternoon,
Santa Claus will make an ap-
pearance and present each
nest member with a box of
assorted Christmas candies.
To complete the day re-
freshments will be served to
veryone in attendance by the
ladies of Lodges 2 and 745.
A very nice party has been
held during each of the past
nine years and we expect this
years affair to be as equally
successful. John M. Baron
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Versailles Ladies' In Rash OF 2O2 Games

YER S ALL E S, Pa. -
Bowling no different, perhaps
with more ease, and definitely
at the same establishment, a
number of the bowlers in the
CFU Lodge 146 Ladies Lea
que are moving down the ma
Piles for higher scores and bet
ter averages in the current
season.
For one thing double CEN
tury marks as single game
scores are not altogether
common in the duckpin realm.
Nevertheless, the 1902" mark
seemed to be a peculiar niche
during the month of October
for the Versailles Ladies as
it was hit upon thrice.
First by Mary Derkas,
then by Mary Pavlic in her
500 series, and on October
25th by Trudy Bacon.
Incidentally, Mary Pavlic is
stil mauling the pins. On No
vember 1st she rolled 199-169-
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Los Angeles GIee Club Members Will
Hold Christmas Party On December 9th
Singing Of Time Honored Carols Among
Many Highlights Of Holiday Season Fete

thony Hall, 715 Alpine Ave.
You'll be sorry if you miss
this party, for there will be
plenty of sin 6 in g, music,
dancing and good food and
drinks. Please don't make
dinner at home, for at the
ridiculous price of $1.0O you
will be able to purchase a
turkey, ham or kobase dinner
with all the trimmings.
The chorus is in the midst
of r e h e arsin g some very
beautiful Christmas song S,
and after their brief and in
formal concert we will all
join in with much singing and
merry making.
Make a date to meet your
friends for dinner and fun,
on December s, at the "Sla-
vulj" Christmas Party.
Agnes Daniels, Pub.
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LOS ANGELES - Did you
know that Croatian Chorus
"SlavlSj" has rehearsals eve
ry Tuesday evening at the
Van Ness Playground, 5720
- 2nd Ave-, under their able
and friendly director John
Fill?
We invite you to visit us
any Tuesday from 800 to
1000 p. m. You'll find a very
hospitable group of young
men and m e n and who
knows, you may even find it
very relaxing and enjoyable
to sing with such a fine cho-
rus.
We also wis h to invite
all the people in and around
Los Angeles to our annual
Christmas Party, which
will be held Sunday, De-
cember 9th, at the st. An
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Snacks And Coffee To
Close Barberton Meet

BARBERTON, Ohio - The
members of CFU Lodge 254
are urgently requested to at
tend the regular monthly and
annual meetings which will
take place on Sunday, De-
cember 1, in the Lodge Home.
The regular meeting will
begin promptly at 100 p. m.
will be followed by the elec-
ton of officers for 1858 and
other business of the annual
session.
AS in the past, sandwiches
and coffee will be served to
all members after adjourn
ment.
katarina Susie, Rec.
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Republic 528 Set For
Two-Day Social whirI

REPUBLIC, Pa. - It is
Lodge 528 will hold a Social
and Dance on Saturday and
Sunday, November 81 and
December 1, at the Croatian
Hall.
There will be music for
your dancing and listening
pleasure and an abundance of
that hot barbecued lamb and
pork that we are all so fond
of.
We invite all you members
to attend and to bring your
friends along too.
Mary Depcrymski
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Braddock Powwow Will
Commence Mite Earlier

BRADDOCK, Pa. - The
next regular monthly meet
ing of "St. Joseph" c. F. U.
Lodge 43 will take place on
Sunday, December 1, prompt
ly at 7::3O p. M, in the Gro
attain Home, 912 Talbot Ave.
AS a general rule our meet
ings commence at 500 p. M,
but, due to the necessity of
holding our Annual Meeting,
this session will convene at
7::3O. We ask that you keep
this change of time in mind.
Following a short recess,
we will Immediately begin
with the election of officers
and our annual business and
lodge rulings will be up for
discussion.
Members who are in ar
rears in payment of their
dues are asked to make eve
ry effort to take care of this
matter so that there will be
no indebtedness at the close
of the year.
Fora Blogovich, Sec'y.
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Anyone who has been a
member of the lodge for at
least a year, and is active
in lodge affairs, may run
for office. Voting will take
place on December Is.
We wish to remind the
members to attend such So
cial affairs as the Bazaar
will be sponsored by
the Mothers Club on Decem-
Der Z and 8 and the All-Uni-
versity Tamburitzans Concert
on Sunday, December 8, at
the Ford Auditorium, begin
ming at 2::3O pm.
Mark kramarich, Rec.
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DETROIT, Mich. - Mem
bers of Croatian Fraternal
Union Lodge 351 are urged
to attend the forthcoming
meeting on Sunday, Decem-
ber 1, in the Croatian Home,
beginning at 200 pm.
At that time we will nomi-
nate candidates for the posi-
tions of lodge officers in 1858.
Those nominated for positions
must be present at the time
of nomination and will be
given a weeks time to decide
whether they wish to accept
the nomination and be placed
on the ballot.
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Export 10 Seek Urges
Report On Xmas Cards

EXPORT, Pa. - All mem.
bers Of CFU Lodge 10 are
asked to attend the regular
meeting at Mance's Hall on
Sunday, December 1.
Important business during
this session will be the elec-
ton of officers for the COM
ing year.
Members who have not
mailed in their CFU Christ
mas Cards or m oney are
asked to bring either to the
meeting. The undersigned will
then see that the money is
forwarded to the Home Of
flee and that the cards are
returned to the card COM
pany.
Nicholas Nance, Sec'y.
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Republic Mothers To
Exchange Party Ideas

REPUBLIC, Pa. - lit is
the wish of CFU Nest 189
that all the mothers meet at
the home of Nest Manager
Mrs. M Mary Depcrymski on
Monday, December 2, at 800
p. m.
Purpose Of this little gather
ing will be to plan a Christ
mas Party for our children.
We ask the cooperation of
all the m O t h e r s in making
this event a success.
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400, which in duckpins is
considered topnotch bowling.
Helen Buck shot a SOB Sc
ries during the past month
and always indicative as a
good medium we refer you to
the slate of individual aver
ages where the top of the
roster reads thus: Mary Paw
lie, 1876; Trudy Bacon, 1873;
Helen Buck, 100; Kate Paw
lie, 127; Mary Roper, 127;
Evelyn Baker, 125; and Ann
Bernick, 124.
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American People Hoodwinked During
Bitter Presidential Campaign Of '28
English Section of Zajednicar Founded
Year After FOulest Election In History
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of those halcyon days was
Carolina Moon"
And still crying for him
three years after his death
were mobs of females who
swore never to forget the
greatest movie idol of all time
= Rudolph Valentino.
Phil AS Powerful
. Sports back in 1929
were big business and the
take" was a tidy one.
Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig,
Mickey Cochrane and Lefty
Grove were the big baseball
drawing cards of the time.
The Philadelphia Athletics
under Connie Mack (Who
else?) won the American
League pennant that year
with a 1O4 won, 46 lost rec
ord. The Chicago Cubs, with
Joe Mccarthy at the helm,
bagged the National League
gonfalon - SO up, 81 down.
The Athletics clipped the
Cubs 4 games to 1 to take the
World Series title.
BY the way, there was no
such a thing as an All Star
Baseball Game in those days.
That midsummer classic was
not to materialize until 1888.
Other sports luminaries of
1929 were Bobby Jones
(golf), Helen Wills (tennis) +,
and Albie Booth football,
Yale).
ITO Be Continued)
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Wild, Woody Era

. Can you remember when
folks smoked Melachrinos;
danced the Charleston in
their stocking feet; swooned
to the songster likes of Rudy
Valee and Marion Harris;
paid a cool $185 for a super
heterodyne radio; guzzle d
bath-tub gin; etc., etc.?
Then you were around in
1929, the year which saw the
birth of the English Section
of the Zajednicar.
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Garys "Croatian Sons" Go The Limit
To Mark Lodges Fiftieth Anniversary
Signs of The Times: Shortage OF Food
AS Last Minute Crowd Overflows Center
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Brother Milan Oreskovic and
Brother Ivan Milcic, Lodge
Secretary Sylvia Niksic pre-
sented them with corsage and
buttoniers.
Recognition and tribute
was also paid to the so
Year Members who are:
Levin Antolic, Marija Ba-
sar, Sophia Brace, Steve
Benkovic, George Chelich,
Ivan Chelich, Matt Chuki-
nae, Blaz Crnekovic, Mill
vol Galovic, Lovro Grasa,
Tom Kos, Martin j. Marko-
vic, Frank Plesac, George
Radman, and Agata Saban.
The Toastmaster also called
upon and presented Ivan Bu-
jan, Member CFU High Trial
Board, Tomo Sipusic, Presi-
dent, and Frank krasich, Sec
retary of the CFU Children's
Home Committee.
The lodge officers were
presented and the numerous
officials of Lake County, Cal
umet Township and the City
Of Gary, all Of whom received
a hearty applause.
And Now - Forward!
For the Banquet Invocation
we had with us Rev. v. Via
hovic from the St. Joseph the
Worker Church.
Following the banquet Mi
Ian Dokich and his Orchestra
provided music for the dane
ing. These artists have won a
tremendous following as the
result of the appearance of
Milan Dokich on the Chica-
go TV program "Internation-
al Cafe.
They just don't come any
better in the field of tambur-
itza music!
With the assistance of
the Gary Fire Department,
the Croatian Center was
gayly bedecked in red,
white and blue; the florist
created lovely centerpieces
out of the CFU Emblem;
and sister Pauline Stotz
created lovely candle hold
ers.
Brother z. l. Kerhin was
the artist of the beautiful
large CFU Emblem which ap-
peared over the center Of the
stage.
Added to this was the
"Welcome to the Golden
Jubilee" sign on the stage
curtains-yes, the setting was
indeed lovely for this very
mo m e n t Gus occasion, one
which was long awaited and
now Is past history-the Col
den Jubilee of the Croatian
Sons, Lodge 40!
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to give assistance to all out of the Scholarship Fund
ment of $500 approved to each eleven boys and nine
girls Meanwhile it is hoped if Christmas Card Program
successful that next year will be in position to award
scholarships to larger number of students
Servov read the names of students who granted scho
larships follows:
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the Scholarship applications We surprised that we
were almost unanimous in choice No awards made
any applicants who received scholarship last year. and
regret that unable to give scholarships to all
applicants, who were all deserving
Brother Borich moved, and Brother Hnich seconded
that the Scholarship Committees report be approved which
passed unanimously.
Brother V. Mandich suggested donation of $3.50 to
the United Fund of Allegheny County Brother Skrc made
motion to that effect seconded by Brother Mkan, which
passed without opposition.
Brother Bella submitted the of lodge which was
suspended time and longer in existence
owed $5494 in unpaid assessments and recommended that
the indebtedness be stricken from the books uncoecbe
Sister Nksc seconded the notion that the account be
celed, which passed unanimously.
Brother Bella - At our last meetings, it was decided
to order pocket calendars inquired into the matter and
find that they rather expensive.
1t unanimously decided not to order them.
Brother Bella read letter from the Society's Agent
in Canada, Mr.. Hill Mr.. Hill described how Canadian
business has grown and the special demands by the
ment resulting in work for him. He asked for
in his fee Brother Bella recommended monthly
salary of between $500 and $780, Brother Mandich
that the deserves increase There discussion
whereupon Sister Nksc moved that monthly salary of
225 be approved which Brother Bella seconded and which
passed unanimously. t....
Brother Bella Our two largest lodges, ITO in Gary
and 351 in Detroit each celebrating their Golden Jubi
They officially invited the Union
from the Supreme Office The Executive Board is of the
opinion that the travelling should be borne by the
Society in such extraordinary
Brother Vranes moved that the Executive Board make
decisions in such
Brother Bella: There is decision of this Board in
existence that the Executive Board send speakers at the
of the Society to affairs of lodges only
where several lodges working together in preparing
celebration. That decision of the Supreme Board
should be amended to permit sending representatives at the
Societys expense where lodge has ceebra-
ton of some special significance.
discussion ensued in which Brothers Skrtc Vuke-
part agreeing that the Executive Board should be author
lied to send speaker at the expense OF the Society,"
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orator, possessing a clear,
well-modulated voice.
Coupled with the fact that
his topic was the CFU, he
held the undivided attention
of the audience in spite of the
fact that the program was
somewhat lengthy and as
usual the main speaker is
scheduled for the honor place
towards the close Of the pro-
gram. The speech was inter
esting, instructive and well
delivered.
On this momentous oc-
casiOn we were most hap
py to have with us United
States Congressman Ray j.
Madden. A Democrat, Mr..
Madden represents India
mas 1st Congressional Dis
trict in Congress and is one
of the most influential
Democrats on Washing
toms Capitol Hill.
Mr.. Madden gave a very
interesting speech wherein
he also mentioned the various
occasions, which are quite nu-
merous, that he has spent
with the Croatian people and
brought forth that he was
quite proud of the fact that
he Is "Kum Madden" which
came about during a "Wine
Christening Ceremony.
Naturally this brought a.
bout a joyous applause!
Nest 10 In Spotlight
Yes, we were thrice blessed,
for we also had with us Bar
tel Zandstra, former Clerk of
Lake County Circuit Court,
who is widely known in local
and State Democratic circles
and has long been active in
church and community under
takings.
Bart, as he is affection
ately called by one and all,
has an unusual sense of hu-
NOR and can take a most SER
ious topic and still hold the
undivided attention of his
listeners. Yes, sandy-haired
Bart" is always interesting
and his topic on "Fratenal-
ism" was we'll delivered.
Interspersing the speech
es were "KolO Dancers,
Glee Club, accordian solo
and piano solo. Gary's Jun
ior Order Nest 10, the Cro-
attain Fraternal Unions
largest juvenile subordinate
affiliate, contributed great
ly towards the program.
Appreciation for this con-
tribution goes to the Nest
Manager, Pauline Stotz,
Mothers Club and the in
structor Sam Cusela.
And, of course, no major
event in Gary would be COM
plete without the Croatian
Glee Club "Preradovic". whose
choral singing greatly en-
hanced the program. With
their aid the "Memoriam for
Departe d Members" was
beautifully executed, creating
very solemn and touching mo-
m e nts as those present
paused in memory of the sis
ters and brothers who no
longer were among the pres
ent.
5O-Year Club Growing
N. J. Erbesti, Lodge Pres
ident, paid tribute to the pio-
neers, among whom three are
still with us, and as he called
upon Sister Martha Brncic,
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Enter - Rudy Valee

Q Americans liked what the
entertainment world had to
offer back in 1929.
Greta Carlo and John Gil
bert were the big movie stars
of those days, which saw
"talkies" in their infancy and
Hollywood looking to New
York for actors "who could
speak their lines"
A fellow by the name of
Rudy Valee came up with a
megaphone and the Maine
Stein Song" to usher in Anne
rica's croon-swoon era 28
years ago. His female coun-
terpart was lovely Marion
Harris, who made "Time On
My Hands" a tremendous hit.
The authors favorite song
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Planes Weren't Safe

. Passenger planes were in
evidence back in 1929, but
used only rarely.
Folks opined as how they
weren't safe.
Which led to the building
of giant dirigibles by the Ger
mans in hopes of capturing
what looked like a huge near
future human air market. But
dirigibles weren't the answer
America was looking for.
Anyhow, what few people
did take to the air % years
ago did it via the still memo
rable Ford tri-motor plane.
1t wasn't a bad flying crate
for those days.
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(TO Be Continued)
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with tablespoon Of water-place the sweet
rolls on the topping-and pop EN- into the
oven. About IS minutes later, breakfast is
ready for delighted family
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to bake!

minutes later open the oven door to sweet,
spicy and oh-so-light cinnamon rolls.
AS an extra treat. try them with your
favorite fruit as "cobblef" dessert.
Hot, eosssstTy-fresh biscuits
In just 10 minutes
Now biscuits are as easyto bake as making
instant coffee. Each can holds ten unbaked
biscuits. In one minute they're baking in
your oven. Nine minutes later. pull out
pan of fluffy, tender biscuits :. golden
cruSted, perfect.
How do you like your biscuits? With
country-freSh sweet milk flavor or that fresh
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can serve either -. Pillsbury Sweetmilk or
Pillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits, You can bake
biscuits just like those froma country kitchen.
Best Sunday breakfast
Idea ever
There's new miracle dough that makes
wonderful sweet rolls covered with
caramel and crunchy nut meats. It's quick
way to turn breakfast into something special.
And they take just minutes!
New Pillsbury Quick Caramel Nut Rolls
have eight sweet rolls Of fresh dough plus a
luscious caramel and chopped nut topping
in each can. Takes only fwO minutes to
crumble the topping into pan-sprinkle
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SutCe-oUo-U0AS COONsSSS
All you do is slice and bake this newest fresh
dough from Pillsbury. Just like you'd make
at home-long rolls of fresh icebox cookie
doughs. And you can fill the cookie jar with
three Gimme one!" fiavors: Butterscotch
Nut, Crunchy Peanut and Coconut.
Each flavor of Pillsbury Icebox Cookies
makes about dozen delicious cookies. de-
pending on whether you slice EN- thick or
slice EN- thin. You keep them in the re-
frigerator like you would your own fresh
cookie dough /. you can slice and bake ex-
actly what you need and put the rest Of the
roll back.
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PiIlsbuTy brings
America . new way to bake

A wonderful new world of baking ease!
Where brides bake like old timers !. and
experienced home bakers save hours each
week. It's world filled with the pride Of
serving your family from your own oven
golden-brown biscuits, glamorous sweet
rolls and crispy cookies. And, it's just as
close to you as your grocer's dairy case.
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COUNTkY-HOME frame Cape Coo
on diversified lot. almost new; Bis
liv. rr., tEi1-sized bedrm., big ex-
full bsmt.; $4,000, FHA or assume
loan. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774.