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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11

walls of red face brick and con.
crete masonry.
Interior partitions will be
painted light weight masonry with
structural glazed facing wainscot
in some areas. Steel joiSts will
support the roof and second floor
joists. Ceilings will be metal lath
and plasted with acoustic treat.
ment in some areas.
limerick, Albert and MeGee
of coIuma"s are architects for
the new secondary school
which will be compile ed by the
w. J. csmlin Co., Newark, gen.
eral contract. Powell Electrical
Inc, Newark. and Sheridan
Heating and Plumbing, Inc, Co
lumhus, mechanical contract.
Total cost of the contract is
$3.50 .516
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
90 Mt. Carmel
Nurses Pass
State Exams

Every member of the 1856
graduating class of Mt. Carmel
Hospital School of Nursing who
has taken the state board exami-
nations has passed according to
Sister Anne Miriam, R.N., direc-
tor of nurses.
One member of the 6l-member
class has been i'll and will be
unable to take the examinations
until next month Sister Anne
Miriam said. :
The complete list of graduates
and their home towns follows:
Margaret Ellen Ack e m n /,
Fredericktown; Virginia Ellen
Ames Chapman, Mt. Sterling;
Phyllis Jeanne Bailey, Columbus;
Beatrice Loverta Bass. Circleyille;
Annette Jane Bernert, Steuben-
vile; Ann Marie Betz, Washing
ton, DC: Elnor Jean Billman,
Grove City; Patricia Anne Boeke,
Columbus; Lynn Jane BoggS, CO.
lumbus; Mary Elizabeth Bowes,
Lancaster.
Dorothy Marie Carter, Mechan-
icsburg; Mary Louise Cochran,
Caledonia; Nancy 10 Coleman,
Marysville: Bonnie Lou Compton,
Grove City; Mary Francis Coui-
trap, Chillicothe; Virginia Rose
Coutu, Parkersburg, w. Va; Mary
Margaret Daley, Steubenville;
Barbara 10 Dewhurst, Columbus;
Judith Dotter, Columbus; Janis
Mary Dorsey, Mansfield.
Carolyn Virginia Fabian, Mari
on; Anne Mae Ferguson, West
Jefferson; Barbara l.. Forrest,
Lancaster; Joann Frances Fox,
Sugar Grove; Arlene Evonne
Freed, North Baltimore; Gloria
Ann Gemzer, Mansfield; Rita Ann
Gibboney, Columbus; Lenoir Ruth
Gillen, Wellston; Margaret Sue
Gingher, Columbus; Jane Theresa
Gleich. Columbus.
Continued on Page p
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Catholic Events
Calendar Begun
By DCCW Office

In an effort TO help eliminate
the problem of scheduling social
events and benefits on the same
night or in the same week, the
Public Relations Committee of
the Columbus Diocesan Council
of Catholic Women is establish
ing clearing house for organi-
zation dates.
AS of January | a Calendar Of
Catholic events is being maintain
ed in the Councils Office as a
service to all parishes and organ
izations in. the Diocese.
In order TO register a date on
the Calendar, the following in
formation should be sent to the
Council Office: name of organi-
zation Tor parish, type of event,
date, time, and place. Any organ.
ization that wishes to check the
Calendar. in order to select a
free" date, may do so by writing
or calling the ,DCCW Office. 205
E. Broad ST., Columbus 9, Ohio;
CA. 1924.
All mail requests will be an
swered by postcard as soon as
they are received.
1t is pointed out by Mary Mar
tha Sitter, diocesan public rela-
tionS chairman for the council of
Catholic Women, that this is
strictly service feature offered
by the DCCW and that its success
depends upon the cooperation of
all Catholic organizations in the
Diocese.
Each Parish Council of Women
has been contacted in this regard
and responses are beginning to
come in. All other organizations
are urged to register any dates
that may have already beer set
and to continue to do SO as dates
are selected for future events.
The Council hopes that each or
ganization will recognize the mer-
its of the Calendar and will use.
the registration system that is
now available, Miss Sitter said.
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Bishop Hartley
Anniversary
Mass Today

Bishop Ready will offer a Pom
tifical Requiem Mass at 10 am.
this morning for the repose of
the soul of Bishop James J. Hart.
ley, to observe the 18th anniver-
sary of his death.
The following priests will as
sist the Bishop at the Mass: Msgr.
Joseph Casey, pastor of ST. Ca h
arine Parish. assistant priest; Fa-
theirs Earl Holtzapfel, pastor of
ST. Augustine parish and Will.
lam ConnoIy. deacons of honor;
Father Bernard McClory, deacon;
and Fr. Wayne Meyer, subdeacon.
Masses also will be offered in
parishes throughout the Diocese
to mark the anniversary.
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Miss Betty Madigan, psycholo-
gist in private practice, will be
the guest speaker for the annual
Catholic Women's League dinner
at the Fort Hayes Hotel, honor
ing Bishop Ready, at 7 pm. Mon
day, Jan. IA.
Miss Madigan will speak on the
subject What Constitutes Matur-
ity' according to Mrs. Harry
Schott, program chairman.
Assisting Miss Kathleen Moore,
president, will be Antio Antoinn-
cite Lowry, Nell Flautt, Mary
Ellen McAndrews, Kat h e n
Smith, Mrs. John Powers, Mrs.
George Fulcher, Mrs. Edward
Ramsey, Mrs. Julia G. Hasse, Mrs.
Fred Hays, Catherine Black
burn and Mary Lindimore.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Lawrence Schreller
at AM. 8-8373.
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room, business classroom, four
academic rooms on the first floor
and five on the second.
A homemaking and art room
and two science rooms will also
be located on the second floor.
In the south wing of the pro-
posed structure the library, a
stage platform reading room will
be located between the library and
cafeteria, dining room study-hall.
Toilets, locker rooms and mul.
tl-purpose room are located in a
one story wing that extends TO
the west of the main lobby en-
trance, according to the arehi.
tect's plans.
The fireproof structure will be
constructed with structural steel
frame in the two-Story central
wing with the remainder bearing
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
W ed, Jan. 10,
Day of Exposition

Exposition OF the Blessed Sac
rament will be held from 8 am.
and 3 pm. Wednesday, Jan. Is,
in the Chapel of the Sisters of
Notre Dame, 331 E. Rich ST.
The public may pay a visit to
the Blessed Sacrament any time
during this day. Members of the
Tabernacle Society are urged to
attend the Benediction at 3 pm.
to be given by Fr. George Fulch-
er, assistant pastor, st. Joseph
Cathedral.
The Tabernacle Society is in.
terested in recruiting new men,
bers among the women of the
Diocese. Anyone interested in
making vestments or altar linens
for poor mission churches may
contact Sister Louise Margaret,
director at the Notre Dame Con-
vent or by telephoning CA. l.
7407.
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will be brought TO a close with
the hymn, Holy God, We
Praise Thy Name" by the en-
tire congregation. :.
FIR. Albert E. Culliton, pastor
of st. Christopher Church, is Dio.
cesan Director of the Columbus
Diocesan Holy Name Union and
Joseph E. Tritschler is its Dioce-
san President. The Holy Name
Union comprises all Holy Name
Societies in the % counties of
the diocese.
General chairman for the Rally
is Roman V. Eyerman, 1872 Elmer
Street, with August c. Grodrian,
diocesan treasurer, and Edward
o. Ryan, assisting with arrange
mentS. Ushers from st. Joseph Ca.
thedral will be in charge of seat
ing the Holy Name men.
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in China, expressed the spirit of
prayer for souls in one of his
memorable writings If Catholics
we're to redouble their prayers for
the conversion of those outside
the fold" he declared, ''the unit
ed appeal storming heaven would
without doubt mark the year as
Pentecostal renewal. Our par
ticipation in this Octave will
enlarge our viewpoint, broaden
our charity, and make us see in
every man a brother whom Christ
Continued on Page p
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The group will return to New
York July 2, according to Monsig-
nor Mattingly and will visit
France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland,
Germany, Holland and England.
Monsisnor Msttinsly, who
has been editor of the Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11

is used to promote youth work in
the Diocese.
AT the same time distribution
of funds by the State Council to
the council to be used in their
individual youth programs will
take place.
Annually the Ohio Stale Coun.
Gil gives a check to each of the
six Ordinaries in Ohio for use in
their Diocesan programs.
The Knights of Columbus in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
Notable Address
On Record

WASHINGTON - (NC) - The
text of an address which Arch
bishop Richard J. Cushing of
Boston delivered to the conven-
ton of the National Council of
Catholic Women in Chicago last
November has been put into the
Congressional Record on the mo-
tion of Representative Thomas J.
Lane of Massachusetts. The'Arch-
bishop spoke on the ability of
love to overcome the forces of
hatred and destruction abroad
In the world.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
Leaves Bulk of Estate
To Catholic Institutions

ROCKWELL, Iowa-(NC)-John
Tobin, 95, who died here on De-
cember 2, left the bulk of his es.
tate, valued at $250,000, to char
ity.
He bequeathed $4,000 to Sac
red Heart Church and $4,000 to
Sacred Heart Cemetery here. The
sum of $4,000 was given to a
second cousin.
The balance of the estate is to
be divided equally between Fa-
ther Flanagan's Boys Town near
Omaha, Nebr., and Catholic Char
tiles of the Archdiocese of Du-
buque.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
New Seminary Building
AT NOtre Dame Planned

NOTRE DAME, Ind. = (NC).-
A $3,00O,000 seminary will be
built on the campus of the Uni.
versity of Notre Dame, it was
announced by Father Theodore
J. Mehling, csc. Provincial of
Holy Cross Fathers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
Annual Unity Octave
Begins Next Friday

This article the Chair Of Unity Octave observed each
from January 1875 written by Father Titus Granny
sA OF Grsynoor Garrison, NY.
During the month of January the subway stations of
New York City will feature striking religious poster
Against jet black background it depicts hands folded in
prayer Beneath them in large bold red letters is the
word Pray Beneath this is the prayer of the Saviour
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11

Times since il began in 1850
and was editor OF lbs predeees-
sor the Columbus Register from
its foundation in l940, said the
pilgrimage is being organized
by the Catholic Travel Division
of the American Express Co.
During the trip members will
assist at Mass or devotions at the
Shrines of Our Lady Of the Mir
aculous Medal, Our Lady of Lour.
des, Our Lady of Montserrat, st.
Francis and ST. Clare of Assist,
Our Lady of Einsiedln and ST.
Simon Stock at Aylesford, near
London.
The group will visit Vatican
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
Knights to Give Bishop
Annual Check Sunday

Bishop Ready will receive check for 900 from the
Ohio State Council of the knights of Columbus this Sunday
at dinner meeting in the Deshler Hilton Hotel
Representatives from each of the 81 councils in the
Diocese viii be present for the annual presentation which
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
Catholic Times Editor
To Lead Pilgrimage

Monsgnor Herman E. Mattngly, pastor of Holy Rosary
parish and editor of the Catholic Times has been chosen
to spiritual director of pilgrimage to Lourdes
and Rome, which departs May Is the Queen Elizabeth
of the Cunard Line it announced this past week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
Msgr. Glenn To Speak
At Annual Holy Name
Rally This Sunday
Demonstration of Faith Begins
AT 3 PM, St. Joseph Cathedral

The annual Holy Name rally will be held at pm Sum-
day January St Joseph Cathedral with Bishop Ready
presiding
All Catholic men are urged to attend this religious
function honoring the Holy Name of Jesus also are
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
John Igoe Named Catholic Man of Year

John lgoe, St. Agatha parish. active in
many lay organizations, was selected TO
receive the first annual Catholic Man OF
the Year" award from the Catholic Mems
Luncheon Club of Columbus. lgoe, the
father of six children, is a former presi-
dent of the Sierra Club of Columbus and
was chosen TO head all Ohio Sierra
clubs last year. He is member Of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11

Board of Trustees at ST. Charles Seminary
and ST. Raphsers Home for the Aged. He
is also an active member of other lay
groups. The nah of the year nominations
are made by each pastor in the Diocese
and also by active lay organizations. Left
10 right, r. ]. Gallagher, president, lsoe
and Paul Lynch, selection committee.
, 1957-04-15
Buys Loaf of Bread.
Customer Wins
$40 From Rasmussen

Today will long be remem-
bered by Michael Svender, pro-
prietor of "The Little Guard
house." as his lucky day.
MI. Svender visited the we'll
known Rasmussen's Grocery de-
partment and purchased a loaf of
bread; he then pressed the cleo
trical gadget, a privilege extend
ed to customers to see if they can
win a prize. To his surprise he
hit the jackpot for $40 in cash.
, 1957-04-15
Lutheruns Confirm
"a: Biggest Gloss
Since The Trunsfer

Thirty -four girls and boys were
confirmed in the Christiansted
Lutheran Church during h e
1900 o'clock services yesterday
by the Rev. Harry Nuudi. Of this
number 20 were girls and four
teen boys.
As customary, the ceremonies
were impressive. The church was
filled to capacity. It was the first
time since the Transfer from
Danish to American sovereignty
that such a large number were
confirmed.
The confirmation ceremonies
were conducted after the regular
service and sermon.
The confirmants are: Pauline
Begraff, Corrine Brodhurst, Lor-
laine Caiby, Certain Gibbs, Edna
Herbert, Wlnlfred Hiss, Leatrlce
Hunt, Mari Karell, Ina King,
Claudette Lawrence, jeanette
Maynard, Betty Petersen, Irmalee
Petersen, Lorraine Petersen. Eu-
rita Roberts, Doreen Robinson
Asia Skov, Patricia Teytaud,
Clarissa Thomas, Veselee 'Valdes,
Herbert Brodhurst, Charles Cape
hart, Gordon Finch, Larrylee Fin
ley, Cyril Martin, Adrian Moor
head, Albert Nearer, Howard
O'Rielly, James Pemberton, Del
roy Petersen, Marion ROGERS,
Bernel Richardson, Reuben Roe
buck and Howard Rufus.
, 1957-04-15
Right in Brituin
Is Wrong Here.
So Autos Collide

BEDFORD, Pa, : Army Sgt.
Clyde A. Geer, thirty-six Of
Miami, had a head on auto
wreck near here recently. His
car was on the left side Of the
road.
"Gad," he told investigating
officers, II thought the other
guy was on my side of the
road, and then / suddenly re-
membered I was on the wrong
side"
Officers said Sgt. Geer told
them he'd just returned from
a three-year tour of duty in
England and had become ac-
customed to driving on the
left side.
He continued his journey in
his slightly damaged car after
paying a small fine and $3.50
to the other driver to cover
his damages.
, 1957-04-15
Stuart B. Murtin Soc.
Security Repres.
Announces Schedule

BY direction of the Region
al Office of the U. S. Depart
ment of Health, Education &
Welfare, and the San Juan
Social Security District Of
flee, Stuart B. Martin, Field
Representative of the Social
Security Administration has
been instructed to announce
the following changes in the
service available through the
Social Security Administra-
ton in the Virgin Islands:
Beginning Monday, April
10Th, and every second Mon
day thereafter, the office in
St. Thomas will be open to
the public for the purpose of
taking claims and transacting
other social security business.
The next day, Tuesday, will be
Continued on page ~
, 1957-04-15
Helen of Troy"
Alexunder's
On Tuesday Also

The picture "Helen of Troy" is
being screened at the Alexander
Theater on Tuesday night also.
All those who failed to see this
famous picture will have an op-
portunity to do so on Tuesday
night.
, 1957-04-15
Miss Cunegutu.
"Invuders" Will be
Seen on TV Screen

Miss Melba Canegata, who will
be crowned queen of the Virgin
Islands Carnival, and the Invad-
ers Steel Band, will be seen on
television and in a short news
feature on the mainland in the
near future. The film might be
screened here.
Yesterday evening William
Black of Caribbean Venture, who
is engaged in taking motion pic
lures for news and also a feature
film, was photographing the In
vaders Steel Band at the Conan
che Swimming Pool; Canute A.
Brodhurst, editor and publisher
of the Avis was recording the
music and acting as director.
Miss Canegata arrived at the
Comanche just when the filming
was finished. Mr.. Brodhurst asked
Mr.. Black if he would mind in
Guiding Miss Canegata in his film,
explaining that she had just been
chosen as queen of the Virgin
Islands Carnival. He went back
for his camera and Miss Canegata
was taken in several poses, in
Guiding walking forward and one
in which she is shown being con-
graduated by Mr.. Black. Mrs.
Black, who is acting as assistant
to- her husband, operated the
camera for this shot.
MI. and Mrs. Black left this
morning for Trinidad. Among
Mr.. Blacks assignments, will be
the photographing of a waterfall
in uncivilized territory inhabited
by Indians, that had never been
visited before. He has been
working on one picture project
for three years.
Mr.. Black, whose headquarters
is in Miami, Florida, plans to
dub" in the music of the Invad-
ers from the tape made. He said
that the pictures will be seen on
television on the mainland but
that a copy of the film win be
brought here for screening.
, 1957-04-15

Miss Kittel, received 25,5OU q
1.-THE correct figure has not yet
been received).
The polls closed and the count
ing started promptly at II mid
night; word of Miss Canegata's
victory was received after 2
o'clock on Sunday morning, and
the news spread like the proven
bal wild fire. A large crowd
gathered at the airport to meet
the 2:45 plane. AS the door
opened and Melba appeared in
the doorway the band began to
play and almost everyone began
to dance; Dixie cups were placed
into the hands of almost every
one and bottles of champagne
appeared, and for about thirty
minutes there was dancing, and
general merrymaking.
Among the arrivals on the
same plane were DR.. and Mrs.
Macdonald, her brother-in-laW
end sister, and several friends
who had gone over with her in
Guiding Rafael Walls, who will be
her consort, Attorney James A.
Bough, Mrs. Annie de Chabert,
Mrs. Owen Schjang.
Some observers said that with
Miss Canegata as queen it will
truly prove to be a real Virgin
Islands Carnival. It was difficult
to understand why some persons
booed when the announcement
was made.
st. Croix and all the Virgin Is
lands should indeed be proud of
Miss Canegata. Despite h e r
beauty of face and figure, she is
extremely modest. Last year,
The Washington Post and Times
Herald of Washington, D. c., in
reporting a full tuition scholar
ship that she received said in
part, Her record at the
University (Howard) has proven
she's earned it. Just this fall she
was awarded the Woman of the
Continued on page a
, 1957-04-15
Detuiled Findings Of
Judges IN Essay Cont.

The detailed findings of the
Judges in the recent Alexander
Hamilton Essay Contest will be
found on page 2 of this issue.
, 1957-04-15
MeIba Canegata Wins By landslide Over
Other Contestants With ALBA Votes
Her at Airport; Everybody Danced
Band. Hundreds Meet Her Al

Band. Hundreds Meet Her at Airport; Everybody Danced
Miss Melba Canegata was declared the winner by,a land
slide, over all her competitors in the contest for Queen of
the Virgin Islands Carnival this year. She received a total Of
Alba votes, valued at $4,134.40. Her nearest competitor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Worm-Up for the Rood-E-O

Written exams will be given by
driver education instructors April
II and 10 in District high schools.
For teen-agers not in high school.
the exams will be given between
10 am. and noon April 81 at Hurst
Hall, American University.
After the written test, 80 teeners
viii be chosen to compete in the
driving test May 18 at the Carter
Baron Amphitheater parking lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

RALPH QUINTER, II, a senior at st. Adams
ION New Years eve at party. my date told
me not to kiss anybody else but her. promised
faithfully. Then. when she went into the
kitchen for few minutes gave several girls
happy New Years eve kiss and carefully wiped
the lipstick on my lips. When my date came
back into the room she accused me of breaking
my promise I'd never do that to you.' I in
sisted. Then she pointed out the handkerchief
that was hanging out the side of my pocket.
loaded with lipstick. Did I feel SMALL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

entry forms to the District educa-
ton instructors at public high
schools or to John Rommel. Jaycee
chairman. suite All. BIS Fifteenth
street NV.
The sixth annual safe-driving
Road-E-O, planned by the JCC.
is open to boys and girls who have
a District of Columbia drivers
license or learners permit and
who have had no moving traffic
violations In the last six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

Washington teen-agers. out to
prove they are good drivers and.
at the same time, to take a crack
at $500 worth OF scholarships.
are preparing for the annual
R0ad-E-O.
Entry forms are available at
Washington high schools or the
Junior Chamber of Commerce Of
flee. 1916 K street NV. Friday
Is the deadline for turning in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Talking 1t Over
TEEN did embarrassing thing this week It oked these five
ecoI their most embarrassing moment Here
their red foced recolIections:
DALE STRONG. Il. a Ninth grader at Fair

DALE STRONG, IA, a Ninth grader at Fair
fax High School, talking to twin about
her twin sister during the eighth grade in New
York. The twin I was talking about wasn't
very nice. told her sister / didn't like the way
her twin dressed. Was embarrassed later on
that day when I realized I was talking to
the wrong twin. One was larger than the other
and when they were together I noticed they
had on different clothes that day. 1t was good
the bell rang when it did or would have told
the wrong twin even more"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

JOHNNY MUMAW, 16 a sophomore at BIad-
ensburg Senior High SchoOl-"Last summer was
pitcher for the Landover Hills Boys Club base
ball team. We were playing District Heights and
We needed to win the game to keep us in the
championship. was trying to make the winning
run in the 10th inning. I came sliding into
home plate when my pants gave way. I didn't
have on belt. 1 knew when 1 got UP my
pants were down. pulled them up and with a
red face I had to walk in front of all the
spectators. Whew!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

JOSEPH WOOD, IL, a junior at Spingarn
High SCHOOL, wanted to show of in front of
six girls when was in elementary school. took
a boys book and when he asked me to give 1t
back said no. wanted him to fight because =
thought I could beat him up. Instead he hit
me and I fell, then he pinned me down and o
friend of mine had to pull him off. 1 never
picked another fight. The girls really laughed
and was real embarrassed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

LILLIAN BAKER, IL, senior at Carver
High School-"One day I was running to catch
the school bus and slipped on the ice. had on
lots OF white crinolnes. They went I'D kinda
nigh and got all messed up. Everybody was
watching and everybody laughed I couldn't
go back home and change. I was really en-
barraSSed."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

This full So-iost length hose No, hali-lneh
inside diometsr, solid brass couplings. Il u
suerentsed for 10 yson eeoinst deieeis II
workmanship and H'atsFiaI. You'll find Il
compares with ethsu selling fw twice this
price.