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children. In addition. there
are many non-professional
delegates present as repre-
sentatives Of parents and
citizens.
"A conference Of this sort
could be really epochal. II. 1t
devo'es itself to q genuinely
tough-minded review Of the
position Of children and
youth in our society, and to
a really conscientious effort
to pull together the knowl-
edge and know-how we have" +"
Mrs, Goodman said in an
interview.
:. "You bring together 5000
people most intensely con-
cerned with children and
youth for four or five days
Of very serious consideration
of problems and something
quite phenomenal may come
out" she said.
Crucial Point in History
II feel very strongly that
this is a crucial point IN the
history not only of the United
States, but Of the world she
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age and the great increase
in working mothers.
While many Of the. ques-
. tions. she listed are related
to education. Mrs. Goodman
emphasized her belief that
the conference must stay in
focus in examining the whole
child"
THAT. is going to be one
of our most difficult prob
lens, she said. "This is not
an education conference, or
a juvenile delinquency con-
ference, but 1t could easily
appear to be one or the other
unless someone keeps q tight
rein on it,"
Mrs. Goodman hopes to
have in the hands Of each
delegate. considerably before
the conference opens, re-
ports Of surveys and findings
in many different fields,
most particularly the results
OF some special research prof.
ects that will be done spect-
fically for the conference.
President Eisenhower has
asked each State Governor
to set up a State committee
on the conference tmost al
ready have done So), and
many of these are carrying
out special projects in their
regions.
Many of the large children's
organizations sponsoring the
conference also will do re-
search, and possibly some
special projects will be dele
gated to university research
teams.
Although the conference
bears the White House name,
and is initiated each ten
years by the incumbent Pres
ident, its sponsors point. out
that it is fundamentally a
citizens conference" with
the estimated 81 million
budget to be raised by the
participating organizations.
Long Background
Mrs. Goodman comes to
the conference. with a long
background of work in re-
lated fields.
Most recently. she has
written a pamphlet. "A
Primer for Parents" which
is being distributed by the
Anti-Defamation League OF
B'nai Birth. Simply and
clearly written, and attrac-
lively printed and illustrated
the pamphlet is directed al
parents ''who want help in
teaching their children good
human relations" Mrs. Good
nan says.
The pamphlet makes the
point that children become
aware Of differences
cial, religious and nationality
as early as age four. ano
advises parents to take the
position that "the fact an
other person is different does
not make him inferior"
Experiences in Brotherhood
A few years ago Mrs. Good
man and her husband Clark
a nuclear physicist, had an
opportunity to put into prac-
tice the racially tolerant
views they share.
Each had a Fulbright
scholarship to Japan-he to
lecture, she to do research
and they decided to enter
their two children. Gaye,
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formally Monday and Tuesday with MIR.
Monroe Gerrick here for individual Gus.
toner consultation by appointment.
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gle.
20. - CFU Nest 80 Moth
ers Club in Christmas Party
for members only, Croatian
Home, Franklin St., Union
town, Pa, 4 pm. Gift ex-
change, entertainment, re-
freshments.
20. - First Annual Nest
333 Yuletide Season Party,
American Croatian Citizens
Club, Poland Ave, Youngs-
town, Ohio, 6 pm. High time
in store for all members Of
the Nest.
10. - CFU Nest 318 An
nual Yuletide Party and Pro-
gram, Croatian Natl Home,
1871 East McNichols Road,
Detroit, Mich, 3 to 6 pm.
Program by Nests Junior
Tamburitzans; Santa Claus
guest of honor. Loads Of re-
freshments, gifts for all.
20. - Annual CFU United
Lodges of South Chicago
Junior Xmas Party, Church
Hall, 91st and Exchange, So.
Chicago, ILL.,, 2 pm. Magic
show, singing, kolo dancing,
delicious treats. Nom and
Dad most cordially invited to
come along.
20. - CF'U Nest 2O9 and
SNPJ children in Christmas
Party, new Croatian Sloveni-
an Home, 529 South bort
Highway, Flint, Mich, 3 pm.
Santa on deck with goodies
and refreshments for all.
20. - Annual Nest 1855
Xmas Party, Croatian Hall,
199 Lowellville Road, Struth-
ers, Ohio, 2 to 5 pm. Quarter
gift exchange, games and pri-
zes for winners. Treat given
at Hall only.
81. - "St. Ann" Lodge 514
and Bowling League New
Years Eve Party, Croatian
American Home, 2543 Win
field Way, Canton, Ohio, $3.50
pm. Music by Star Tamburit-
zans of Massillon, refresh
ments, favors.
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Buffalo Croat Home
Scene December 5 Of
Old Fashioned FroIic

BUFFALO, N. Y. - The
call has gone out to all men,
bers and friends of the Gro
attain Club of Riverside to get
together Saturday, December
5, for a gala reunion to re-
new old acquaintances at the
corner of Condor and Vulcan.
Music for this occasion
will be provided by Tillie
Klaich and his Balkan Sere-
naders, beginning at 900
pm.
AS usual, the facilities Of
the kitchen will provide the
much needed snack for those
requiring some solid refresh
ment during the course Of the
cVeIl'i'".
Many have already indi-
Gated that they like the idea
and they are planning to at
tend. With so many Of your
friends planning to attend,
you won't want to miss this
affair.
Since a large turnout is ex-
pected, friends are encourag-
ed to get their tickets at the
club in advance, to avoid in
convenience and possible dis
appointment. T c k e t 8 have
been mailed out to all lodge
members.
! Charles r. Kristich, Pres.
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Seattle 439 PLANNING
Open House Jan. | For
Members And Followers

SEATTLE - In keeping
with the old tradition of Wis
iting friends and relatives on
New Years Day, Seattle's
Lodge 439 will host an Open
House for their members,
their families, and friends at
Serbian Hall.
The activity will begin at s
pm. and a full evening Of en-
joyment is planned to con-
tinue until 200 o'clock Sat-
urday morning, Jan. 2.
We know the ladies will
be tired of cooking holiday
meals by then; so we have
eliminated cooking from
their schedule for that day
by planning a buffet sup
per, snacks and refresh
ments to be served through
out the evening.
Don't cook at home - join
us. Don't even buy any liquid
refreshments - drink ours.
If you have visitors, bring
them along and entertain
them at the hall.
To those of you who cele.
brate New Years Eve in q
vigorous fashion, we suggest
you save enough energy te
step off a few numbers on the
dance floor, and save your
voices for a few songs.
Since it is a long weekend
our invitation particularly in
cludes our friends from near
; by cities who are welcome tt
take this opportunity to mee'
with many Of their friends OF
this holiday.
Plan to be with us for {
Happy New Years Day, Fri
day, January LIST, 500 pm
until 200 am. at Serbian
Hall.
Entertainment Committee
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Detroit Nest 318 In
Annual Party Dec. ~
At New Croatian Home
Page 8

DETROIT, Mich. - Nest
318 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Christmas Party Saturday
afternoon, December 10, from
800 to 800 pm, at the Gro
attain Home, 1721 e. McNich-
OILS Road.
This year, entertainment
will be provided on stage
by our talented Junior
Tamburitzans singing and
playing our favorite Croa-
tian Christmas songs.
"Tis the Season to be Jol.
ly," as the old carol says, and
all it takes is a good cold snap
and a good snowfall to put
Christmas song books on pi.
amos. Therefore, we are ask
ing our junior members tc
come prepared and deck the
hall with carols.
Santa Claus will be on hanc
to greet the children and dis
tribute the gifts. Refresh
ments will also be served te
the children by the mother'
! of our members who are al
ways ready and willing to as
sist.
Stephanie Walter, Mgr
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SuIIlC10uC CIIue OUT not dIl
overabundance of it. So, to
work -. TODAY!
Time Now Of Essence
Your Campaign Committee
has to know, Immediately,
who is going to Europe, how
many are going and by what
mode of transportation (air
or ship.
A QUESTIONABLE has been
sent out to the campaigners
on record here. IF you have
not received such a question
aire but wish to join the CFU
Yugoslav Tour Group let us
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Uniontown Mons Club
Plans Own YAe Fefe

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Nest 81 Mothers Club will
hold it's own Christmas Par
ty on Sunday, December 20,
at the Croatian Home on
Franklin st.
There will be q $500 gift
exchange, plenty Of enter
tainment, and . door prize.
The festivities Of the day
will get under way at 4 pm.
and continue until -?
All Mothers Club member
are invited to attend.
Catherine II. Francis, Pres
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New Department Is Expected To Start
Operating After April Board Meetings
Applications Now Being Accepted For
Post Which Will Carry Salary of $625
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to speak, read and write
both the Croatian and Eng
lish languages.
- That they are acquain-
ted with the various types of
protection and other bene-
fits offered by the adult and
juvenile branches of the Soci-
ETY. and acquainted with the
aims of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union as a whole.
A. That they have the abb
lity to organize groups of
Lodges and-or members for
the betterment of the Society,
Duties of Department >
The duties of the head of
the Field Promotion Depart
ment would be as follows:
u To be permanently sta
toned at the Home Office of
the Society.
q To establish 'live wire''
connections between members
and officials of Lodges and
the Home Office for the Wi
der fu ture promotion and
success Of Membership Cam.
paigns and conserve the mem
bership in both the Adult and
Junior Departments.
81 To organize and conduct
Training Schools for Lodge
and Nest Officials and &C.
quaint them with every facet
Of the Croatian Fraternal Un'
ions varied operations in the
United States and Canada.
~ To explain to those
concerned the various OPP
tions offered by the Soci-
ETY. In cases of matured
certificates and thus en-
courage them to retain
their membership in the So
ciety.
81 To write regularly il
both Sections Of the Zajedni
car for the edification of al
Lodge and Nest officials ant
others interested in the wei
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tertain at the Veterans Hos
pital in Oakland, on Saturday
evening, December 5th.
Children's Hospital in the
Oakland District of Pitts
burgh will be the scene of
a gala Christmas celebra-
ton when Charles Cubelic
and His Tamburitzans will
return again along with the
kOlO dancers from tn e
schools of Charlene Vukela.
Vivian Richman, the prom
inent folk singer, and other
heritage groups will be in
cluded in the entertainment
provided the young patients
in their new Auditorium.
The Trafford Junior Tam
buritzans will spotlight the
Xmas show at the Veterans
Hospital in Aspinwall on Sat-
urday evening, December
10Th. The American Square
Dancers, the Hungarian Folk
groups, the German Caroleers
and the Polish Folk Dancers
will be included in this Yule-
tide program.
Bernard Luketich and his
Kolo dancers along with the
Blue Eagle Tamburitza Or
chestra will present a New
Years entertainment at the
John j. Kane Hospital on
Monday, December 28th. The
evenings program will include
entertainment by talent from
the various heritage groups
in this area.
Tony Brajdit
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WEST ALLIS. Wise. -
Hear ye, all you pathfinder
members. Our Lodge 731 vii.
sponsor a Supper and Dance
on Saturday, December 5, at
Kralj's Hall, So. 60th and
West Madison Sts., at 6 pm.
All surrounding lodges are
invited to attend for a good
home cooked meal and excel
lent music.
Next meeting of the
Lodge will be Tuesday, De-
cember 8, at 700 pm.
Please note time. After a
short intermissiOn the an
nual meeting with election
of officers will take place
and rules and regulations
will be voted upon.
Members are urged to bring
their dues payments up tc
date at this session and also
return or pay for the tickets
in conjunction with the dance
and picnic, which were distri
buted in May.
A Christmas Party will
follow adjournment of the
meeting and members wish
ing to participate in a gift
exchange are asked to
bring a dollar gift.
We would like to see more
of the 18 to Is age group at
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fare. of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union.
g. To organize, encourage
and work closely with those
taking an active part in Mem
bership Campaigns.
About Cooperation
While the qualifications
sought of applicants for the
new post may sound exact
ing, the Supreme Board must
find the right man for the
job if the new Field Promo
tion Department is to benefit
the Society and it's members
ANY Y haphazard start
next April can only serve
to hinder the desired early
success of the Department,
something no one at the
Home Office desires.
Awaiting the person chosen
for the position is the all-out
cooperation of every official
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, including the all-im.
portant support Of both Edi-
tors of the Zajednicar.
In fact, the English Editor
is ready to acquaint the head
of this new Department with
his own experiences along the
line as the Home Office clerk
assigned in the early 1940's
to create greater outside in
terest in the Society.
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COMING EVENTS
DECEMBER

IL. - Annual Nest IS
Christmas Party, Croatian
Home, 6314 St. Clair Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio, 6 pm. Snacks
for all, gifts for the children,
refreshments. Santa Claus
guest of honor on occasion.
Is. - Annual Nest 134
Yule Frolic, Slovene Natl
Home, 10th St., Waukegan,
Ill.,, 3 pm. Movies, gifts for
all children in attendance.
13. Lodge 720 and Nest
576 in joint Christmas Party,
Croatian Social Glee Club,
Jadran Hall, 203 Franklin
Ave-, Aliquippa, Pa, Z pm.
Dancing, games for young
sters, plenty of refreshments.
13. - Annual Nest 103
Christmas Party, Croatian
Home, End Ave-, Conway, Pa,
2 pm. Treat, refreshments,
entertainment.
13. - Nest 1876 Christmas
Par ty, Croatian American
Home, 2543 Winfield Way,
Canton, Ohio, 4 pm. Special
program of dancing, singing,
instrumental numbers. Nom
inal fee for supper to be
served at 6 pm. same day.
13. - Members of Nest 62,
parents and relatives, in An
nual Xmas Party, st. Nicholas
Hall, East 36th and Superior
Cleveland, Ohio, 4 PM. Can
dy, gifts for all members.
Door awards for both chill
dren and adults.
! 13. - "Onyx" Lodge III
Christmas Party, Croatian
Catholic Center, POI West Z
Mile Road, Detroit, Mich, 6
pm. Fifty-cent grab bag ex.
change, gifts for the children
refreshments.
Is. - CF'U Nest 80 Moth.
ers Club Christmas Party fol
youngsters affiliated wit h
Nest, Croatian Home, Frank.
lin ST., Uniontown, Pa, 4:0C
pm. Scads Of entertainment
goodies, refreshments. Come
out and meet old Kris Krin.
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know promptly.
State definitely whether
or not you are taking any
one else along and II 80
give us the names.
If you need any member.
ship applications just drop III
a line at headquarters or see
your local lodge or nest Off.
Ger.
Once again, time is flying
get those campaign points
Send us the aforementioned
information. The trip to Eu'
rope is well worth your every
effort
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tend these meetings. 1t gets
discouraging for the older
members, not seeing more of
the younger members parti-
cipating in CF'U events.
Bring your suggestions to
this meeting and they will be
discussed and approved if a
agreeable to the members.
Hope to see you all at both
evenings for a bang-up time.
Mary Seidler, Secy.
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Tam Groups. Dancers
viii Bring Cheer To
Pittsburgh Hospitals

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - For
the past twenty years, it has
been my pleasure along with
the cultural groups in this
area to provide entertainment
for the hospitalized patients
at the various district institu-
tons.
Nick Vlasic and his Slav-
tones, combined with Char
lene Vukela and her kolo
dancers, along with the yari-
GUS heritage groups will en-
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Waukeuan Juniors Eve
Dec. IS YuIe FroIic

WAUKEGAN, Ill. - The
members of Croatian Frater-
nal Union Nest 1874 will stage
their Annual Christmas Party
on Sunday, December 13, at
the Slovene National Home,
10th Street.
Beginning at 3 pm. there
will be movies, singing, and
gifts for all the children who
attend.
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Granite City Lodges
viii Name Home Prexy

GRANITE CITY, Ill. -
The members of CFU Lodge
222 and SNPJ Lodge ESQ are
asked to attend the meeting
which will be held Sunday,
December 6, at which time
we will elect a President of
the Croatian Home which Is
located at 14OO and Grand
Avenue.
Other home officials will
be elected in January, 1860.
Your attendance is urgent.
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New Jersey Dancers
In Bethlehem Dec. 5
For KoIo Festivities

CAMDEN, N. j. The
Balkan Ball and Kolo Festival
sponsored by the Balkan
Bellies Of Bogota, New Jer-
sey, was attended by a capa-
city crowd in spite of unfa-
vorable weather that knocked
out the towns electrical sys-
tenn.
Music for the affair was
provided by the Banat Tam
buritza Orchestra who la
bored nightly to fill the huge
gymnasium with music with.
out the aid of an amplifying
system until the power came
back on later in the evening.
The proceeds Of the
dance will be used for bus
charter to take the girls to
visit the kolo festival at the
Croatian Home In Bethle-
hem, Pa, on December s.
The latter event il being
sponsored by the Veselo Kolc
Group Of the Bethlehem
Home and featuring the La
La Tamburitzans Of Philadel.
phia.
The Balkan Bellies Ian all.
girl group are coached BY
Rod LaFarge Of Haledon, N
| j., and have q busy schedule
Of exhibitions lined up for tn,
season.
A Nat-
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The Cr0atian Fraternal
Union is the greatest monu-
ment to those of our ma
tionality who helped build
the America We share In
today.
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. Don't let your CFU Poll
cy lapse. When you took out
your insurance you started
something. Now finish Il!
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2O7th and Recher Ave., Eu-
cid, Ohio, 1880 pm. Program
and refreshments to follow.
6. - Lodge "a elections,
Bratska Sloga Hall, 146-
44th St., Pittsburgh, Pa, 2
pm. Vital issues to be dis
cussed; members should set
tie all back dues.
6. - Lodge 43 elections,
discussion of lodge business
and rulings, Croatian Home,
912 Talbot Ave-, Braddock,
Pa, TOO pm. Payment of
back dues urged.
6. - Lodge 484 elections,
Croatian Club, 820 3rd Ave-,
New Brighton, Pa. Younger
members urged to attend and
assume office. Meeting starts
/ pm. sharp.
6. - Lodge 1O1 elections,
SITS. Peter and Paul School
Hall, 3619 x Street, So. Oma-
ha, Neb., 1 pm. Refreshments
following 6 adjournment Of
meeting.
6. - Lodge 800 elections,
Croatian Home, East Poland
and 9Th, Bessemer, Pa, 200
pm. Refreshments served af-
ter meeting.
6. - Nest IS annual meet
ing, st. Lawrence Hall, Steel.
ton, Pa, 2 pm. Parents urged
to attend and help plan Nest
program of activities for
1860.
6. = Lodge 738 elections
SITS. Cyril and Methodius
Church Hall, New Brighton
Pa, 2 pm. Decision to be
made pertaining to holiday
season treat for members o1
Junior Nest.
g. Lodge 400 elections
SITS. Cyril and Methodius
Church Hall, New Brighton
Pa, 1 pm. Joint election will
Lodge 738 of Nest Manager
for 1860.
6. Lodge $50 elections t
follow regular meeting which
begins 100 p.m., PINS Hall
Third Ave., New Kensington
Pa. Christmas Party for mem
bers and families after ad
journment.
6. - "Danica" Lodge 18:
elections after regular meet
ing, 100 pm, Slovene Hall
Niles Rd., Warren, Ohio
Christmas Party after ad
journment.
6. - Lodge u elections
Croatian Home, Franklin st.
Uni o n to w n, Pa, followin,
regular meeting which will
begin at 100 pm.
8. = Lodge ITO elections
for 1860, Narodni Dom, 81.
Arch Street, Verona, Pa, 7::3'
pm.
10. - Lodge 143 elections
Croatian Home, Shingiss St,
McKees Rocks, Pa. Cash doc
prize; winner must attend tn
annual meeting.
10. - Lodge 514 election
and review of rules and regu
lations, Croatian, Home, 254'
Winfield Way, N. E., Canton
Ohio, at TOO pm. Refresh
ments served after meeting.
Is. - Lodge 434 elections
Odd Fellows Hall, 2741-34tl
St., Sacramento, Calf, 10
pm. Matters of Importance t
be discussed.
13. - Lodge $50 elections
Slovene Hall, No. Cypress St
Fontana, Calf, 100 pm. Re
freshments after adjourn
ment of meeting.
Is. - Lodge 528 election
and Christmas Social, Repuh
lie Sports Club, Main Street
Republic, Pa. Ladies asked +
bring covered dish.
Is. - Lodge IS Annus
meeting and elections to fol
low regular session, whic
will begin at 100 pm, st. &c
ella Church Hall, Jackson st
Rochester, Pa.
13. - Lodge 44O elections
collection Of dues, Croatia
Home, 9618 So. Commercis
Ave., SO. Chicago, ILL.,, l pm
Refreshments to follow.
s13. - Lodge 81 elections
adoption of bylaws, Ma
Hall. 3O3 E. Northern Avenue
Pueblo, Colo, 900 am.
l3. - Lodge 80 regular an
annual meetings, elections
and collection Of lodge an
nest dues, Croatian Sokt
Home, 1903 S. Racine Ave
Chicago, ILL.,, 900 am. Lur
cheon to be served.
Is. - Lodge 437 elections
Moose Ho11 Ronf1o1,xyi11n P0
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DECEMBER 2, 1859
: Bylaws Changes Effective Dec. l.

SECTION 1O8. In accordance with this section of
the bylaws the Supreme Board determines the of
which be written for the various ages either
medical non-medical.
The Supreme Board in November 1859 made the fol-
lowing decision:
Ages 1e 80 - $25ooooo maximum and up to $4,000
non-medcal.
non-medical.
Ages Al As - $4,000 90 maximum medical all ages.
Ages 46 so 90 maximum - medical all ages.
Ages 81 60 - $5,OOO 90 maximum - medical all ages.
Section 119. non-Sav applicant who is married
to person of Croatan other Slavic birth descent
may be accepted into membership, whether not
such spouse is member.
Section 125. suspended member may be rein
stated without medical within 80 days after suspension
Section 128 transfer shall be valid for 80 days
from date of ISSUE
Section 212 A member who withdrew or was sus-
pended from sick disability benefits may be reinstated
within 80 days without medical.
Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary
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West ANis Lodge 731 Members Will
Hold Supper And Dance December 5th

Pathfinders Also Looking Forward To
Annual Yuletide Fete, Gift Exchanges
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Supreme Board Makes II Much Easier
To Win Free 1860 Trip To yugos|avia
Campaign Deadline Extended Six Months
In Order To Enable More To Make Grade
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sufficient time but not an know promptly