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the productions polish gives a
OF q couple Of attractive girls
who walk the premises more or
less briefly.
The setting Of "T'he Circle
is one Of its more dramatically
useful facets. This is q hospi-
tai which Mills uses In his
fashionable practice. an insti-
tuition in which the right peo-
pie who can afford it can
count upon a high standard of
attention.
Moreover, in bachelor ply
stefan Mills and his friends
they can be assured Of that
suavity which makes life, in
GLIDING illness, more bearahle.
This, you see, is a social circle
the aplomb Of which is only
moderately ruffled by the dis
covery Of attractive dead bodies
In the most compromising
places.
The old conspiratorial code
between mystery makers and
reviewers limits the description
Of what 1.-THE Circle" Is about.
Let it be said, nevertheless.
that Mills as a criSply profess
SIGNAL, eligible male is the chap
in the center of the circle. His
private life is his own. as pri-
vate lives should be, but only
until a German actress he meets
at London airport turns up
quickly dead in his fiat.
This inevitably brings him to
the attention of Scotland Yard.
represented with the coolest OF
poise by Roland Culver. Each
for his quite different reason is
curious about how the visitor
was done in, which leads to an
ever widening circle Of well
placed Londoners. Among
these are Mills fiancee, ar, old
college chum who f1unked out
of medicine but is obviously
prospecting, a petulant fellow
doctor of the suspected society
physician, and a woman patient
who looks as if she needs psy-
Iatric attention.
Among this lot, circulating
through some attractive living
and professional quarters, is to
be found a human with a slick
talent for murder. Unfortun-
ately, this is the sole clue per-
nnitted to this officially muzzled
corner.
THE Circle" is not a film
that cannot be missed, but in
its cool, diffident way it is a
type with which to while away
a pleasant hour and one-half.
For this, the moviegoer is in
debted not merely to Actors
Mills, Derek Farr, and Roland
Culver, but also to a girl as
pretty as NOZZLE Middleton. She
plays the member of her sex
who survives.
sMEMOS: To permit more re-
hearsal time for THE Lady's
Not for Burning" Arena Stage
will cancel tomorrow after
moons matinee of 1.-THE Plough
and the Stars" Ticket
holders are asked to call the
theater boxoffice for an ex-
change of reservations.
"A big week end looms. as 1t
Properly should, in children's
entertainment. Highlight
will be a program involving 100
children from 40 countries
which Rose Robinson Cowen is
directing. 1t will be pre-
scented in two performances to-
morrow, 1890 am. and 2:30
pm. at Roosevelt High School
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boyhood, the Messrs. s. and X.
were fellow actors in a Newark
YMHA production Of Dostoyev-
sky's Redemption" Arenas
designer, Mesrop Kesdekian,
has resigned to get an early
start on his own summer
theater operation, the Green
Hills, Reading, Pa.
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the Fury; 1880. $40. $50. sos
and 1920 pm.
Palace--"The Mating Came:
IL am. 1855. $3.50. 4:45. $40.
$40 and i0:40 pm.
PIayhouse-"Th Third Sex;
III am. 1870. 1850, AIS. SOS,
7;55 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"Poor But Beautiful:
ll:4O am. lao. $40. $40, tao
and $40 pm.
Town = "Never Steal Any
thing SMALL; 1870 am, lao,
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$40. s:75. 7:so. $3.50 and 1888
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Gidget 1890
am. 1920. 2:l0. 4. 5:55, 7:50.
9:35 and li:20 pm.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Murder Has q Gloss
In British Film
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The star

The luster Of English acting asset to all types Of
motion pictures than the mystery meodrama
This is cleverly UNDERSIGNED again in The Circle" new
import at the Macarthur hear There does not to be
much Of point to the screenpay which stars John Mills but
the productions polish gives sort of pouancy the deaths
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Uptown-"Sleeping Beauty;
lis. 1880, AIS, 9, 7:4s and
$3.50 pm.
Warner = South Seas Adj,
venture; 2 and $3.50 pm.
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tion to his fourth such term
during the 10th Conven-
ton.
Bro. Brkich is an interest
ing, entertaining, and educa-
tional orator, one who never
fails to hold the attention Of
his audience with his ability
to cross the language lines
from time to time during an
address.
Accompanying bro. Brkich
to the Nov. 8 celebration will
be John r. Mikan, East
Rochester, Pa, who was re-
elected to a second term as a
member of the Society's
Board of Trustees during the
Detroit Convention.
It will be bro. Mikan's first
social visit to Cleveland as q
member Of the Supreme
Board of the Croatian Frater-
English Ed p. 81
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day in the social sun on Sun
day, Nov. Is.
A Testimonial Banquet
and Program will be held
at 6 pm. that day in the
St. Nicholas Church Hall,
Millvale, by the members
of "Zagreb" Lodge Al to
show their esteem for Miss
HegoI.
Among the speakers will be
Joseph Rukavina, Etna, Sec
retary-elect of the CF'U's
High Trial Board, and Louis
q. Marohnic, the CFU's Gen
eral Counsel-elect.
Others scheduled for brief
speeches are Etna Burgess
Mark Vinski, Millvale Bur
CESS Rick Mikarti, and Re-
serve Township Commission.
er l. J. Spampar.
Dancing will be to the mu-
sic of the popular Javor Tam
buritZans.
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Never Dull Moment During Two-Day Tryst
Grand Opening Of New Flint Home Hghight Of Weekend

Grasha, Junior Director.
The SNPJ will also be rep
resented by = top speaker.
Two orchestras are to pro-
vide the music for dancing on
Saturday, Nov. Z. Reserva-
tions are still in order for the
opening day Dinner-Dance
and can be made by contact
ing either Lodge Secretary.
The Homes famed Bar
Maids will likewise be at your
service Nov. Z.
The celebrating will re-
sumo on Sunday, Nov. 8, at
8 pm. when our Junior Or
der members favor us with
. wonderful program Of
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So. Chicago Dancers
Meet Wednesday Mites
For Group RehearsaIs

so. CHICAGO - The CFU
Lodge II Dalmatian Social
and Athletic Club is now
forming an Adult Kolo and
Folk Dance Group.
Dance sessions are held
at 8 pm. every Wednesday
In the Club Rooms at the
corner Of 1n2+h and Burlev
Avenue. Sam Cuzella, an old
hand at the game, Is the di-
rector of this new group.
All CFU members in the
Calumet Region are most
cordially invited to join this
group on Wednesday, Nov.
II. You'll have a wonderful
time in our midst.
Believe us, kolo dancing is
good for whatever ails you.
Robert Mrkonich, Pub.
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singing, dancing, and in
strumental offerings.
These youngsters h a We
practiced long and hard for
their roles in the Grand Open
ing of our beautiful new Gro
atian-Slovenian Home, so let's
jam the Home Sunday after
noon, Nov. 8, and show these
leaders Of tomorrow that we
are 1000 behind them.
We will hold a special Open
House celebration for our fel-
low Detroit members on Sat-
urday, Nov. %. More about
this big gathering later.
Charles j. MarOld
Sec'y Lodge 561
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Milwaukee Vans Plan
Surprise Package For
November 9TH Shuttle

MILW AUX EE - The
"Vanguards' Lodge 807 Fal
Sports Dance will be helc
Saturday, Nov. Z, in Karlo'
vich's Hall, 539 South 9Th st.
Jim Ruppel's Band is sche'
duled to furnish the music
The leader of this very popu.
lar group is a noted Racine
accordionist who has won
wide following among the
states dance set.
Believe it or not, there
will be no inter1nission
break during the Nov. 7th
frOlic. When the band does
take time out, we have
quite a surprise in store for
our guests. / can't tell you
what it is - but it will be
q "tamburitza package
deal"
The beer that night will be
on the house, so come and get
it.
We are banking on our
friends from Kenosha, Ra.
cine, North Chicago, and
other nearby centers to turn
out in droves for this night
on the town.
A special "dobro nam do
sli" is extended the members
of the CF'U's new Lodge in
Mukwanago, who have GER
tainly made news since they
organized their Lodge less
than q year ago.
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Foundation Heads
Hold Annual Meet
No Shifts Made
In Directorship

PITTSBURGH = The Di-
rectors of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, held their
Annual Meeting Oct. %, 1859,
in the Pittsburgh Athletic AS
sociation.
A. r. TOmasic, widely
known Pittsburgh invest
ment banker, will serve as
the President of the Board
of Directors for another
year.
Reelected to second terms
were Vice President V. l..
Mandich, Supreme President
Of the Croatian Fraternal Un-
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Southern California Committee Meets
Every Second Wednesday Of The Month
Younger Members In Area Are Invited To
Take Active Part In Committee Functions

LOS ANGELES The
regular meetings of the
Southern California Central
Committee of Croatian Fra
ternal Union Lodges will be
held every End Wednesday of
the month at the American
Croatian Home, $50 South
Ford Blvd, Los Angeles.
We most cordially invite all
from the surrounding area to
attend these important ses-
sions, which are to begin at
8 pm. sharp, and favor us
with advice and suggestions
for the betterment of our fra
ternal endeavors.
We appeal to our young
er members to take q great
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FLINT, Mich. The
Grand Opening Of the new
Croatian-Slovenian Home, 529
South bort Highway, will
take place Saturday and Sun
day, Nov. 7-8.
To get everyone in the pro-
per social frame Of mind for
this gala two-day celebration,
chicken dinners will be served
from 4 to Z pm. on Saturday,
Nov. Z.
The program is to start at
Z pm. and feature outstand-
ing speakers and entertain
ment.
Representing the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union on the
occasion will be Michael
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members of San Francisco
Lodges 81, 876 and 900.
The San Francisco Com
mittee on Arrangements is
headed by Frank kuchan,
Chairman, and Mary Petru-
celia, Secretary. With the
all-out support of the Nor
thern California Central
Committee, the local group
is expecting a huge crowd
for this public salute to the
Society's 65th Anniversary.
Proceeds of the fete will
revert to the funds Of the
CFU Scholarship Foundation.
The Program Committee
has engaged two or the nm
est musical groups for the en-
joyment of the celebrants.
They are the Jadran Tam
buritzans, the finest such
string ensemble in Northern
California, and Eddie Hsrk-
ness Orchestra, which has
played many times in San
Francisco's famous M a r k
Hopkins and st. Francis ho-
tells and appeared often on
television and radio pro-
grams.
Highlight Of the program
will be dancing by the Santa
Clara Valley Junior Order
Nests 612 and 676 artists, the
stars of the CFU's entertain
ment world of tomorrow.
Johnny Shows non-Slavic
ensemble is also scheduled for
3 program appearance.
Invite Old Timers
Honored during the pro-
gram will be the areas "CFU
Old TIMERS" those fine men
and women who through the
years sacrificed much to build
the Society we are so proud
IF today.
To be honored are all
with fifty or more years Of
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80, the members of the host
Lodge will also commemorate
the 65th Anniversary of the
Croatian Fraternal Union it.
self and pay tribute to one
Sixty-Year and "a Fifty-Year
veterans still associated with
Lodge SO.
Heading the list to be
honored, either In person
or in absentia, Is Matt
Sneller, who has been affi-
lated with the Society for
six decades.
The other "a veterans are
Peter Bajac; Kata Bajac
Ivan Basar; Janko Bernardo
Jerolim Brentar; Joseph Bu-
rich (Florida); Ivan Cudija;
Blaz Festini; Veronika Kav-
ran; Anton Klenak (McKees-
port, Pa; MILO Korenic; Ro-
"a Kosak: MILO Krivacic;
Ivan Martinac (Florida) !;
John Obad; Anka Pertich;
Steve Petrunich; Ivan Ras-
por; Jerolim Raspor (Flori-
da) Jelena Raspor (Florida) /;
Antonija Raspor; Josip Rat
kaj; Juro Simunovic; and
Mike Tomasic.
Man With A Message
Helen Kleps, one of the 3
Lodge 80 Delegates to the
CFU's 10th Natl Quadrennial
Convention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, at Detroit, will open the
proceedings with the Natl
Anthem and favor with ano-
ther selection.
Scheduled for a duet per-
formance are Mitzi Turkal
and Danica Fabjancic. We
also plan to introduce for a
selection a young Nest IS vi
olin artist.
The speaker Of the day
will be English Editor Of
the Zajednicar Stephen r.
Brkich, Pittsburgh, who
was reelected by acclama-
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Trafford SAT Shuttle
Event Of November n

TRAFFORD, Pa. - Lodge
541 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor a Dance
on Saturday, Nov. IA, at the
Club Rooms, 3O3 Cavitt Ave.
LOUIS Trio, a popular
orchestra from Jeannette,
will provide the music from
8 pm. until 1 am.
Refreshments to suit the
individual taste will be avail
able throughout the evening
for the enjoyment of all
Lodge 541 members and their
friends. !
Come to us Saturday eve
ming, Nov. IA, and forget
your troubles.
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spent many hours rehearsing
for the program and are
ready to entertain all who at
tend the Nov. IA fete.
Dancing to the music of an
outstanding tamburitza or
chestra will start Immediately
after the program. Also plan
ned is a complete line Of the
best in solid and liquid re-
freshments.
All CFU members in Wei
land, Hamilton, Toronto, and
other nearby strongholds are
most cordially invited to at
tend this celebration marking
the 10Th Anniversary Of the
Croatian Natl Home.
Michael Bradica, Pub.
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Lodge y To Cite
Dragica B|askovic
Lodge Vets Also
In Line For Bows

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
members of "St. Ann" Lodge
% will sponsor a Testimonial
Banquet Sunday, Nov. %,
1859, in Javor Hall, 822 No.
Canal, MS Pittsburgh.
The fete will be held in
honor of Dragica Blaskovic,
for many years the Secretary
of Lodge 20, one of the 4
CFU Honorary Lifetime Mem
bers, and Dean of the Soci-
ety's Woman 10th Convention
Delegates, and all 5O-Year
Members of Lodge 29.
An extremely interesting
program is being planned in
conjunction with this uni
que social event in the an
mails of Lodge 20. Complete
details later.
Music for dancing on the
occasion is to be provided by
the Selo Tamburitza Orches-
ira.
Banquet tickets are now a.
vailable and may be procured
from any officer of Lodge 20.
Reservations by phone may
be made by contracting the un-
dersigned at Fairfax 2-7439.
Please call after 6 o'clock in
the evening.
Mary Ivsic, President
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No. CalifOrniQnS Will Boost
Scholar Foundation Funds
Souvenir Book A
Collectors S Item
Beautiful Tribute
To 65th Milestone

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Home Office has available a
limited number Of very at
tractive Souvenir Books is
sued earlier in the year to
commemorate the 65th An
niversary Of The Croatian
Fraternal Union Of America.
The front cover of the Sou
venir Book is done up in four
colors and appearing between
the covers are 66 pages
crammed with a brief history
of the Society; greetings
from scores of American and
Canadian Lodges; best wish
es from numerous non-mem-
ber dignitaries in the United
States and Canada; tn e
names of all 30S Delegates to
the CFUs recent 10th Natl
Quadrennial Convention in
Detroit; pictures, etc.
The Souvenir Book, truly
a collectors item, may be
obtained by sending so
cents for each copy desired.
Your order will be shipped
postpaid anywhere in Ame-
rica or Canada.
Only 440 copies of the Sou
venir Book remain for sale.
Once the supply is exhausted
no further reruns of the work
can be expected.
Please forward your order
to CFU Souvenir Book, 3441
Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh 13,
Pennsylvania.
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ion, and Treasurer Martin
Krasich, Supreme Treasurer
Of the Society.
Continuing to serve as the
Executive Secretary will be
Edward B. Servov, current
General Counsel of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union.
Remaining as the Assistant
Secretaries are Stephen F. Br-
kich and Philip Vukelich,
English and Croatian Editors,
respectively, Of the zajedni-
car.
Others reelected are Milan
Skrtic, Campbell, Ohio, Chair
man of the Committee on
Scholarships; Thomas R. Ba-
laban, Harrisburg, Pa, Chair
man of the Honorary Direc-
tors Committee; and Mark
Vinski, Etna, Pa, Chairman
Of the Foundation Member
ship Drive Committee.
Reviewing their work of
the past year, the Directors
noted that the Foundation has
awarded 20 Scholarships to
CFU student members in the
Directors - p. 81
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Etna Lodge 4 Steward
Will Be Named Nov. 9th

ETNA, Pa. - All members
of CF'U Lodge 4 are requested
to attend the next regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
Nov. 8, at 2 pm. at the Gro
atian Home, 30 Grant Ave.
1t is vitally important
that you attend this meet
ing. Along with the nomi-
nations for new officers
for 1860, we have to elect
a new steward. Our present
steward has resigned to
make necessary an election
for the position on Nov. 8.
We send a final reminder
to all concerned that dues in
arrears must be met at once.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y.
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membership in the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union. Each
will be introduced to the
audience and presented a
gift in behalf of the Nor
thern California Central
Committee of Lodges.
These Northern California
veteran members of the
CFU include the following
Lodge 81, Josip Brasar, ia
kob Kusic, Jerolim Matosic,
Ana Mestrovic, Petar. Musla-
din, Ilija Vidic, Pavao Wut-
chich, and Sofia Wutchic.
Still others: - Lodge 121,
Ivan Bratovic, s,and Anton
Skrivanic; Lodge 352, Ana
Bokarica, Jack Dicklich, Pc
tar Lucic, MILO Magud, An
drija Previsic, Stana Pjerovic,
Mike Stolic and Andre Stra-
zicic; Lodge 356, Petar Care
vic, Ivan Jarica, Mato Klican,
Jural Kulas, and Marko Nor
lais; Lodge 434, Petar Kle-
cak, Josip Papez, Dominik Sc
kul, and ergo Sgombic;
Lodge 591, Kuka Alekaic, Pc
ira Frkovic, and Jakov Cru
besic; Lodge 612, Kate Ban,
Anton Dedo, Tomo Kopanica,
Anton Polio, and MILO Staba; !;
Lodge 676, Andre Grgic; and
Lodge 876, Blaz Vasilj.
It is the fraternal duty of
our younger members to at
tend this celebration on Nov.
IA and pay their respects to
the Northern California pio-
neers who brought the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union to the
Far West.
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hami|ton's Croatian National Home
To Mark 18th Milestone November n
Homes Three Junior Tammie Groups To
Take Part In Specially Planned Program

HAMILTON, Ont. - The
Croatian Natl Home, one of
the finest such edifices Of our
people in Canada, will mark
its 10Th Anniversary Satur-
day, Nov. IA.
, A concert and dance will
Be held in conjunction with
this gala celebration, which is
to take place in the Home at
173 Beach Road, Hamilton,
and start at 1880 pm. sharp.
The Homes own three
Junior Tamburitza Groups
will be featured during the
program in songs, folk dan
cling, recitals, instrumental
numbers, solos, etc.
These youngsters have
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or interest IN the Central
Committee and through it
the Croatian Fraternal Un-
ion.
The election of SO many
younger leaders during the
course of the CF'U's 10th Con-
vention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit, is proof pos
tive that our elders have de-
cided to put the accent on
youth" in the future plans OF
the Society.
Surely we here in Southern
California should be among
the first to adopt this new
look" and govern our future
course Of action accordingly.
Toni Wright, Sec'y
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CLEVELAND 80 TO FETE VETERANS SUNDAY
MARY Ann HegoI
To Have Her Day
Lodge Al Members
In Fete Nov. 18th

MILLVALE, Pa. - Miss
Mary Ann Hegol, who had the
honor of reigning as Miss
CFU" during the Society's
65th Anniversary Celebra-
of last Summer, will have her
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. The longer a man goes
without CFU Life insurance,
the more he needs it, the less
chance he has Of getting It,
and the more it costs him in
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English Editor In
Nov. 8
Twenty-Five Lodge ~ Veterans Will Be
Honored During Croaiian Home Festivities
BY Steve Shimits, President, Lodge 80

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Banquet, Program, and
Dance will highlght the dayong celebration Sunday, Nov
s. of the Goth Anniversary of "St Joseph" Lodge &c.
The festivities to be held in the newly remodeed
Croaan Home, 1914 st. Clair Avenue with serving sched
ued to at 130 pm sharp and be followed by special
program of entertainment
In addition to marking the Goth Anniversary Of Lodge
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San Franciscans
Hosts To Fiesta
Northern California Vets To Be Honored
Durino November 14th Salute To Society

SAN FRANCISCO - The Northern California Central
Committee of CFU Lodges will present Program and
Dance Saturday. Nov A. in honor of the 65th Anniversary
of the Croatian Fraterna Union of America.
Hosting the festivities to be held in the California Hail.
Polk and Turk Streets and start 730 pm, will be the
Evening star., 1959-12-06

A PENNY bearing the date 1900 was
N found in one of the front walls Of
this house when it was restored.
Massive as it is, the solid old brick
mansion was moved to it's present site,
in 1915 At that time it stood in the
path of a street which was to be built
in order to link two sections of the city
Although it was moved only a short dis
tance, it had to be lacked up and put on
rollers. Only the wings, under which
there was no cellar, had to be taken down
and rebuilt. Today it is situated far
back from the street on lot edged with
high brick retaining wall, its entrance
framed by an arched gateway.
Two old wiSteria vines grace either
side of the front door. One blooms so
profuSely that every spring visitors come
to the house just to take pictures of the
blossoms; strangely enough, its twin
never blooms
In 1914, at the time of the burning
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medicines effectively SootheS your
heartburn zone, and goes on to neu-
tralize excess acid in your stomach.
Next time - for heartburn, gas, acid
indigestion - chew minty, convenient
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