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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27

OF all graceS, and a reaf-
firmation of Pope Plus
XH's encyclical "Humani Ge-
neris," will probably have
great prominence and import
ance in the forthcoming ecu
menical council.
This is the best guess Of q
number Of experienced OBJ
servers Of ecclesiastical sf-
fairs as to what may be ex.
peefed to be among focal doc
trinai points in the asenda for
fhe council that is to be held
two or more years hence.
Other topics that are con-
sidered "open questions" and
might be discussed include:
CD the problem of atheistic
communism; ~ the notion of
miracles and their apologize
value; 90 further refinement
of the Church's teaching on
the harmony between faith,
reason and authority, and az
an examination of the position
of the Church in Church
State relations.
The role Of the Blessed vir-
gin in the mediation Of sraces
has been fhe object Of study
by Neurological congresses for
many years. and many theo-
losians believe that the ar.
sumenfs favorins its defini-
fion Is a dogma are sufficient
Iy developed to be submitted
to q general council for SOL
emn proclamation.
The belief in Mary's media
ton is no contradiction of the
traditional teaching - stem
ming especially from st.
Paul's second epistle to st.
Timothy - that Christ is the
lone Mediator between God
and men.
II holds, rather, that be-
cause Of her special relation
with Our Lord, Mary's inter
eession and prayer have a pre-
eminent and special place and
weight. 1t is in line with the
teaching Of St. Thomas Aqui-
mas that "by bringing Him
forth, she in . way dispensed
grace to all"
A doctrine closely related
to that of Our Lady's media
ton, that of the spiritual ma
ternity of Mary, was petition
ed for proclamation as, a dog
ma by the entire Mexican
Hierarchy in 1854.
The doctrinal part of the
council, in the opinion of we'll
informed individuals in Rome,
will probably also embrace
the condemnation of the
modern errors condemned
in the 1850 encyclical, "Hu-
mani Generis," because it is
felt that this document was
not received at the time of
its issuance with due homage
and respect" Tn that letter,
Plus XII dealt with certain
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
Talking Book
On Saints Life
Released

The Catechetical Guild has
recently released a Talking
Picture Book on Bernadette."
It combines a picture with II
colorful Illustrations on the
Lourdes apparitions and a
"45" record which dramatizes
the famous story.
One buyer in Sacramento,
California, wrote that III Is
really superb, and all Of Us.
young and old, were thrilled
by it. The whole thing is .
work OF art, done in very good
taste, with many facets Of ap.
peal"
The Talking Picture Book
may be obtained from the
Catechetical Guild, 260 Sum-
nit Ave-, st. Paul 2, Mime
sofa, for $3.50.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
Mary's Mediat ton,
May Be Studied

This Is the last In a series
81 three articles synfhesizins
fhe opinions Of q group of ex.
perts In theology, canon law
and ecclesiastical discipline on
whaf might be discussed at
the coming eeumenieal coun-
ell. Their names are not given
because their comments are
private opinions and are In
no way intended to anticipate
The decisions Of the cornpe-
tent council authorities. How.
ever, certain weight may be
given their opinions because
Of their years Of experience.
BY FIR. James |. Tucek
VATICAN CITY - The
question whether to de-
fine as dogma the belief
that Mary is mediatress
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27

Sixth Happiness, Rawhide
Trail.
HUDSoN-Tarzan and Lost
Safari, Cartoon Carnival, Sat.
urday Mat. only.
HUNTS cINESTACE-
Sleeping Beauty.
GRANDEUR Periseope and
Tank Force.
Young People
Over II
GARDEN Friday only -
Guns Of Fort Peffieoat and
Senior Prom.
GARDEN - Saturday only,
Matinee, Mcconnell Story
and Winchester 70.
STATE, Solid Gold Cadillac
and Operation Mad Ball.
KlNCMAN DRIVE IN-Bis
Country.
OHIO - No Where TO Go,
and Green Mansions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
Inter-Faith Film Ratings

This weekly guide is
printed in cooperation
with the Interfaith Film
committee as a public SER
vice to inform parents
of the suitable movie bills
for their children being
shown this weekend in
the area. Sunday ratings
can be found in the Co.
lumbus Citizen and Dis
patch Entertainment Sec
ton Friday evening.
Children Under II
AIRPORT Auto - Inn Of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27

Please remember in
your prayers the follow
Ing members Of the Dio-
cesar clergy whose death
anniversaries occur dur.
ing April.
April II, 1899 - Most Rev.
John A. Watterson, ID.
April is, 1925-Rev. Edward
Ernest Hackett.
April rs, 1929-Rev. Bernard
P. Hanna.
April II, 193O-Very Rev
Daniel j. Kennedy, O.P., SIM
April s, 1888 - Rev. F. x
Clark.
April %, 1935-Rev. E. S. Nc
Ginnis, O.P.
April 3, 1940-Rev. James 7
Nevin.
April s, 1936-Rev. John P
Won Vile.
April %, 1942-Rev. Austin A
Cush.
April %, 1944-Rev. Michae.
]. Sullivan.
April rs, 1944-Rev. William
Charles Kelly. OPP.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
Diocesan Clergy
Neurology

April Is, 1948-Rev. Herman
Tague.
April 6, 1951-Rev. Francis
P. Reynolds.
April Il, 1956-Rev. Marion
Pagendarm, O.F.M. Cap.
April ~, 1957-Rt. Rev. Mon.
signor Paul j. Glenn, Phi. D.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
RadiO-TV
Highlights
EASTER SUNDAY

10:05-11 a.m.-WBNS, CHS,
Radio, Solemn Pontifical Mass.
5:30-6:30 pm, - WTVN-TV,
Story of the Pope, narrated by
Bishop Fulton J.. Sheen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
Mass OrdO-
LITURGY
OF The
w E E X
SUNDAY, MARCH ~
EASTER SUNDAY

White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence, Creed, Preface of
Easter, Hanc Igitur and Com
muicantes of Easter, tie, Missa
est and Dec Gratias at the end
Of Mass has two Alleluias
added.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
MONDAY, MARCH 80
EASTER MONDAY

White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence, Creed, Preface of
Easter, Hanc Igitur, and Com
municantes Of Easter, tie,
Missa est and Dec Gratias at
the end of Mass has two Allie
luiaS added.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
EASTER FRIDAY

White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence, Creed, Preface of
Easter, Hanc Igitur and Com
municantes of Easter, tie,
Missa est and Dec Gratias at
the end of Mass has two AL
1elIIias added.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
THURSDAY, APRIL Z
EASTER

White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence, Creed, Preface of East.
er, Hanc Igitur and Communi-
cantes of Easter, tie, Missa
est and Dec Gratias at the end
of Mass has two Alleluias
LIZ
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
EASTER

White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence, Creed, Preface of
Easter, Hanc Igitur and Com
municantes Of Easter, tie
Missa est and Dec Gratias at
the end of Mass has two Al
leluiaS added.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
TUESDAY, MARCH 81
EASTER

White vestments, Gloria, Sc
quence, Greed, Preface of
Easter, Hanc Igitur and Com
municantes of Easter, tie
Missa est and Dec Gratias at
the end of Mass has two
A1leluiaS added.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-27
WEDNESDAY, r !
EASTER

White vestments, Gloria,
Sequence, Creed, Preface of
Easter, Hanc Igitur and Com
municantes Of Easter, tie,
Missa est and Dec Gratias at
the end of Mass has two AL.
leluiaS added
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
Public Safety Commissioner Fitzgerald Leaves His Mark on New Department

ment section solely occupied with law enforcement problems, refer ring other time-consuming and overhead building m tte CTS to other sections To effect this, the safety responsibility section has been set up to handle drivers license matters and to enforce the financial responsibility act, and the investigating and identifica- tion section has been established to handle criminal records.
 : The fourth or service, section will be greatly expanded when the state court system moves into operation, requiring the com mencement of a process and pri- soner service to take over mat ters now handled by the US. Marshalls.
 Fitzgerald has also set up for the Public Safety Department a classification and pay plan which is uniform throughout the depart ment. The plan ranks each mem Der of the department and sets salary on the rank basis.
 The reorganization of the de- partment has been accomplished under Fitzgerald in rapid order, but although Fitzgerald is step ping out, his three months of work will have an effect on the opera tions of the Public Safety De- partment for some time to come.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
U-W Anxious to Get
 Purebred Alaska Dog

SEATTLE, R - University of Washington found itself without mascot Tuesday to take to the Rose Bowl game. Denali, gift from University of Alaska stu dents, flunked the role by grow ing up.
 Turned out he's no Husky after all, just a big lovable dog of du- bious ancestry.
 Don Nielsen, student body pres ident, said MT. and Mrs. Walter Hanna of rural Olympia have of fered a 7-month-old white male Alaska malamute named Thunder.
 But the offer is complicated by the desire not to offend Univer- sity of Alaska students who have agreed to breed a mascot for Washington from two pedigreed Alaska malamutes.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
From the Juneau Empire

Public Safety Commissioner James Fitzgerald leaves his post today, after only three months in office, to become Superior Court Judge, but he also leaves his mark on a sharply reorgan- ized Public Safety Department.
 The heftiest section of the de- partment as it came to Fitzger- aid was the extensive State Police, which formerly operated as an independent agency under the authority of an executive police superintendent and an ad- visory board of commissioners composed of citizens who ruled on policy questions.
 Probably the most important innovation which Fitzgerald has set up in the police division is a district commanders board, which will pass on policy questions for law enforcement. The police divi- sion has been divided into four sections - law enforcement, serv- ice, safety responsibility, and the investigative and Identification section.
 The law enforcement section contains the patrol operations of the police force, extending throughout the state. The state has been devided into three dis tricts, with headquarters at Ju- neau, Anchorage and Fairbanks, and district commanders have been placed at the head of each district to oversee its police opera tions.
 Part of Fitzgerald's intent has been to leave the law enforce
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
By GoEFFREY GOULD

WASHINGTON, R - The Pub lie Health Service has issued a strong new warning on tobacco: the weight of evidence duplicates smoking as the main cause of the rising rate of lung cancer.
 The statement was issued Thursday by Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney in an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association. It was the governments strongest statement to date linking smoking and cen cer. Burney said it was based partly on new evidence.
 Burney's warning immediately was attacked by tobacco interests as a warmed over rehash of old statistics.
 Dr. c. c. Little, scientist direc- tor of the Tobacco Industry Re- search Committee, said in New York the points in Burney's ar ticle were first advanced some years ago in statistical studies that admittedly are not supported by experimental evidence"
 Burney's article took note of frequent criticism of the evidence linking smoking and lung cancer. He cited Little's previous criti- cisms specifically,
 But Burney noted that by law the Public Health Service must tell the medical profession and the public about anything affect ing public health. After reviewing the presently available evidence in detail he said ''The Public Health Service believes that the following statements are justi- fled by studies to date:
 "l. The weight of evidence at present duplicates smoking as the principal etiological causative fac tor in the increased incidence of lung cancer.
 "2. Cigarette smoking particu- larly is associated with an in- creased chance of developing
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
Surgeon General Issues New Warning Against Tobacco as Cancer Producer

lung cancer.
 8. Stopping cigarette smoking even after long exposure is ben eficial.
 A. No method of treating to- bacco or Altering the smoke has been demonstrated to be effec- tive in materially reducing or eliminating the hazard of lung cancer.
 s. The nonsmoker has a lower incidence of lung cancer than the smoker in all controlled studies, whether analysed in terms of ru- ral areas, urban regions, indus trial occupations, or sex.
 "6. Persons who have never smoked at all Cigarettes, cigars or pipe) have the best chance of escaping lung cancer.
 "7. Unless the use of tobacco can be made safe, the individual persons risk of lung cancer can best be reduced by the elimina- tion of smoking"
 Burney said recent scientific studies also point to air pollution from car exhausts, industrial smog and se on - as additional causative factors in rising lung cancer.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
Matthews Successor Will Probably Be Selected
 Just Before New Year

JUNEAU U It probably will be at least late December before successor to Howard Matthews is selected as head of the states vo- cational education program.
 That's the estimate made by Dr. Theo J. Norby, state commission CT of education Matthews re- signed last Friday from h s $13, ,5G0-a-year job as vocational education head and as deputy commissioner of education.
 Matthews resignation is not eff fective USatil Dec. 31, but he went on terminal leave immediately Dr. Norby said his job would be handled by educational depart ment staff members until a sue cessor is chosen.
 Matthews did a tremendous job and left things in good shape" Norby said.
 The commissioner said all state superintendents and various educational replacement officers would be asked to seek candi- dates for the post.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
Washington Puzzles Over Offers of Alaska HuSkieS To Act as Top Dog

MILWAUKEE, LR - Washing ton can have a huskie mascot for the Rose Bowl game with Wiscon- sin on New Years Day for a price - two tickets to the foot ball classic - on the Badger side of the field.
 i've got the best dog in the world and she'd be more than happy to act as Washington's mascot for the day." Capt. liar old Kuehn of Milwaukee, an Air Force Reservist, said today.
 Kuehn said he brought Chena home from Alaska in 1855. The dog is ' years old.
 "Chena has everything any school could possibly desire" Kuehn said, including perky ears and a bushy tail She really is a beauty, and I'm willing to send pictures to prove it.
 If Washington likes Cinema" kuehn Sald, smell De there. 20 will I - if I get the tickets"
 SEATTLE, R - A University of Alaska spokesman said today it's unlikely the university will accept an Air Force offer of an Alaskan Husky dog as an emer- gency Rose Bowl football game mascot.
 Brig. Gen. Gordon Austin, commander of the 11th Air Divi- sion in Alaska, said at Fairbanks yesterday the Air Firce would be willing to lend the dog for the game.
 Charles Owens, director of student affairs, said the decision rested with the student board of control, but Owens added the board had indicated it would not want to accept responsibility of such a loan.
 General Austin offered to lend the school a handsome Mackenzie River Husky that once attacked a polar bear and saved the life of an Air Force man.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
Former Slave Dies at Age lIs

Former Slave Dies al Age ll6
 PHILADELPHIA, tR m An ex- Georgia slave died here Monday, a day before his 116th birthday
 Augustus Wesley, who was born slave on a plantation in Eaton ton, Ga, succumbed at his, home. He was IT at the time of the Civil War, and lived through the recon struction, four more wars and three major depressions.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-27
nppr7 ROOM. NAsHVILli. TsNNFssEs

- TT IFI' z NUsJN. NASHVILLE ItF9Itts5EI READING: II Corinthians 8:7-l2 PRAYER: Eternal Father, forgive us for our failure to appreciate the worth to Thee of that which we have. Help us this day to do for Christ as much as our means allow In the name of Him who became poor that we might be rich. Amen.
 Thought for The Day:
 Every mans life can be glor- flied by using well whatever he has,"
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
EHfermo


Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION
dc su cumpleanos ell simpatico
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
THE NEW YORK
(COntinuaci6n de ia pag. 81


ratified ell pacto de Bogota, Me
Xico no puede invocar las ella
sulaS de paz. La comision in
teramericana de paz de la OEA,
que es una comision permanent
te, tampoco puede aetuar a me-
nos que una de las parties pi-
da su ayuda y la otra la acepte".
Mexico ha actuado con gran
sobriedad -anade ell editorial
y merece alto elogio, pero es
una lastima que su gobierno es-
time que ha heeho todo 10 que
necesitaba hacer al ofrecer So
meter la disputa a la Corte In
ternacional de Justicia.
Como Guatemala ha rechaza-
do esta proposition, la question
esta paralizada.
Este es peligroso. Es como
I'm barril de p6lvora que una
chiSpa puede hacer estallar. Pa
receria haber una sola salida Y
cabe preguntarse por que no Sc
ha utilizado. Cualquiera tercera
parts interesada de la Organi-
Zacion de los Estados America
nos puede proponer Ia media
cion u ofrecerse para mediar.
Passes como Brasil, Colombia,
Chile y Argentina han desem-
penado papeles tradicionales a
este reSpecto. Esta es una opor-
tunidad para que una o mas de
las naciones latinoamericanas
utilicen sus buenos oficios".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
cOMITE INFoRMA
continuation de la Pag. 81

asilados figuran Ell teniente 10.
Sc Antonio Rojas, ell abogado
Luis Antonio Moreno Martinez
y sus hermanos Ramon, Alfonso
y Jose Maria, tambien aboga.
dos; ell eS%tudiante Francisco Pc.
rez, los comerciantes Gregorio
Rojas de Haza y Bienvenido
Gonzalez Mieses y sus esposas
cuatro memories.
CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Feb. 3.
tUPI).- I'm vocero del Minis.
terio de Relaciones Exteriores
ridiculizo hoy la version proce.
dente de Caracas, en- ell sentido
de que Sc prepare un atenta.
do contra la embajada venezo,
lana en- esta capital, y la califi.
CO de "eSpdrea".
Por su parte, ell Coronel John
Abres Garcia, director del Ser.
vicio de Inteligencia Militar, di.
jo que hace alrededor de un
ano, Ell embajador venezolano
Gilberto Urdaneta solicito de
las autoridades dominicanas que
Tomas Altuna, exteniente de las
Fuerzas Armadas de Venezue.
la, durante ell regimen de Perez
Jimenez, fuese internado, acu.
sandolo de que sufria perturba,
clones mentales y que habia in.
tentado repetidas veces agredir
al jefe de | aMision. Abres Gar
cia anadio que la version difun.
dida desde Caracas podria de.
berse al hecho de que en- Ia
prensa dominicana Sc informo
que Altuna Sc habia fugado de
un manicomio y que Sc habia
exhortado a la ciudadania a que
cooperase en- SUI captura.
Abres Garcia tild6 de cab
surdas" las versioneS sobre DO.
sible atentado a la Embajada
venezolana, y dijo que en- ell
pals "reina orden absolute y un
hecho de esa naturaleza no Sc,
ria siquiera concebible dentro
del respeto y las garantias que
las misiones diplomaticas ex
tranjeras han merecido siempre
del gobierno dominicano".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
DiARI0 LAS AMERICAS - PSu. 7

bio cultural y comercial entire
las naciones del Hemisferio.
"Exprese mi APPLAUSE ana.
do a la idea del DR.. Frondi-
Ii de reunir, con motive de la
undecima Conferencia Interame.
ricana (que Sc celebrara en- Qui-
to) a los presidentes de las 81
Republicas y, 81 las condolences
10 permiten, firmen ell acta cons
titutiva del Banco Regional de
Fomento Interamericano".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
FRONDIzI VISITARA..
Continuation de la Pag. 81

cero de los intereses latinoame-
ricanos'.
Dijo que la mayor parte de la
entrevista de Guayaquil fue de.
dicada a tratar, precisamente,
asuntos interamericanoS, y que
ademas conversation sobre los
medioS de activar ell intercam-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
PERON DESMIENTE -.
Continuation de Ia Pag. 81

n%ezolanas. A~gradezco la hospi-
talidad. v~enezolana como agra
deco tambien, muy profunda-
mente, la hospitalidad domini-
cana, y me precio de la amis-
tad que siempre tuve durante
mi estada en- Caracas con ell
embajador dominicano. Pero no
puedo aceptar que Sc lie atri-
buya a esa hospitalidad domini-
cana YUMA significaci6n que no
tiene.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

de hoy, con motive de la grata
~celepracion de un nuevo aniver-
sario de su natalicio, para la gen
til senorita Emma Fuster Y nues-
tres votos por SUI ventura perso-
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

nino Oscar AriSmendi, hiio del
Ing. DioniSiO AriSmendi y seno-
"a, Luisa Sarracen de Arismen.
di, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia venezolana resi-.
dente en- Miami Beach.
Nos complace. enviarle nues.
ira mas calidas felicitaciones y
Votos porque disfrute de una
largs y venturosa existencia.
Liega hoy a un nuevo ano de
su despreocupada ~existencia ell
gracioso nino AureliO Jose San.
teiesteban, hijo del senior Rene
Santiesteban y sonora, Digna
Salazar de Santiesteban, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colo
ria h-ispanoamericana residente
en- Miami.
Lie nueSCraS mas ca
ras felicitaclones, que tambien
nacemos extensivas a Sus aman-
tisjmos padres, y lie deseamos
muchos amos mas de vida.
go
Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dlas la gentil DANA sonora Rosa
de Tornado, esposa del senior
Ernesto Tornado. motive por ell
cual nos es grato enviarle nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones y
deseos de que goce de largos
amos mas, rodeada del carino
de todos los suyos.
$50
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

Queremos ser los primeros en-
felieitar de manera muy especial
a la gentil DANA sonora 0rfelina
BarriOS de MarrerO, esposa del
senior Alfredo F MarrerO, con
motive de la grata celebration
de su cumpleahos en- ell dia de
hoy y aprovechamos la OCCASION
para desearles muchos amos mas
de vida
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
MERCEDES

Ell divOrci0, como he dicho
muChas veces, no trae bue.
mas constituencies. CreO, sin
embargo, que SUI maridO no
siente pOr I'd. ninguna atrac.
ci6n fisica y tampOco va I'd.
a sacrificar SUI vida al lado de
I'm .hOmbre tan Indiferente. ST
I'd. ha hechO TODD 10 possible
por atraerIO y pasa ell tempo
Y NADIA cOnsigue, tome de.
terminaciones en- un pIaZo
breve. No Sc preOcupe por la
amiguita que tiene porque con
algulen tiene que salir y 81 es
listed como me dice bonita e
inteligente y FL no la quiere
sera que lie GUSTAV las mucha.
chas insignificantes. T0das las
mujeres, antes o despues, de.
sean tener un hijo y 81 us.
ted es jOven v puede tenerlo
no debe vivir con un hOmbre
que lie MEGA rOtundamente ell
logro de tan legftima aspira.
zion.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
BUZON
tViene de Is PAg1ns -

81 desde los primeros amos de
nj matrimonio mi marido Sc
mostro muy indiferente y ia
mas quiso tener hijos conmi-
go. 5Por que? No 10 Sc. 70 lie
he syudado en- 10 que he po-
dido v ademas soy bastante
atractiva. A veces siento de-
secs de divorciarme y casar-
me de nuevo, pues admirable
res nc me faltan, y podria en-
eontrar un marido que me
quisiera con verdadero carl
no. U~ltimamente estuve en- mi
pals, v al volver encontre a
mi marido muy entusiasmado
con una amigulta, muchiSimo
mas fea que yo y completa-
mente vulgar. JCree listed que
debo divorciarme?
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
MARCO METAL PARA CAM

Ell ancho Sc AUS
ia de 81" a 54". ~
Complete C o M
ruedas. AcabadO
EN- negro. ~
soc semanales 49,