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benerb nit bieien gab aumaI Der
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rem Wiittern fremo mar unb fremt
bleiben miro. sic ibufen cine Same.
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ltigten gbarafter erforbert. Sir Die
Wditter aber, Die es nidt anoers
fannten, als baB iie, biloiam mie
8a6s, iid 5uerit gan5 nad bem @il.
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@atten formten, lit es idner, ii6 ben
gohtern gegeniiber nit ben eigenen,
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Mrnfdlrnkruntnis

Son 9atur aus lit Ser MenIh oor.
ouf angeuieien, nit Meni9en um5u.
geben; aus Dem 8erfebr nit anoern
fann Dem Menlben biel gusen uni
iSdaoen ertpadlen. @ir iino in Der
@elt, ioaen aber nibt bon SET
@eIt iein.
Gin beoeutlamer Sell oes gbriItet.
tums beltebt in oen rehten 8eaiebun,
gen 5u -llnieren Mitmeni1en.
Darum lit Meni6enfenntnis ei1
mi6tiges grforoernis gum driitli9eu
2eben.
| Menldenfenntnis lit i9tper; benr
leoer Weenid bat 5tpei gbaraftere
oenienigen, tpel6en er 5eigt, benie.
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Sait ou NIT Menl6en su tun, ID
beo9te oeren 8ersansenbeit, berer
l2ebensani6ailung.
| Sc meBr bu bie Meni1en ni1nn1It
ipie iie itno, beito nutbringenber Der.
magit on oeinen 8erfebr nit ibner
5n geitalten.
Hiht bur9 bielelbe Sir geIanal
ou in alle Ser5en. Die Meni9en Itnt
nibt BLOB obieftib, tie iino 1,no 6en.
fen aud iubieftip; ie lei6eni6aftIi,
der oeito mebr.
| es tit bodIt uniittli6, auf oas 9e,
tragen ieines gtebenmeni1en 5u lau,
ern, nur um ettpas 8oies 5u erlauern
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tung. @iele Meni6en linb beiler, als
lite iih 5u geben perIteben.
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lden oerbirst iid uno lit obne Sdein
| fir Die IuBennelt; uno oft genuq
fonnen ii6 aus Ser &ette eoIer gnt.
lhliiiie nur tpenige als duBere Sa.
ten auslolen.
Wiait on bid ielber berlteben, iieb
ipie Die anoeren es treiben; ipiIlt bll
Die anoeren beriteben, blif in beir1
etgenes Ser5. Nur 6urb Na6oenfen
iiber iib ielbit bermag man MenI6en
fennen at lernen.
Im &lange fennt man sic Metal,
le, uno an Ser Nebe oie Oeenld,en
aber ni6t INNER. Oas Cute lobt man,
der ino tut's nidt; bas 8ole tut
mander nno iagt's nidt.
Der bliibenoite Baum tits ii6er
lni9t, oeiien 5rii6te 5l1meiit geraten;
nno mer nit 8orten 5u biel Der.
ipridt, lit oft am arrniten in gaten.
8ei Weni9en mebr als BEL olem
anoern lit es notig, bas ssnnere sll
erihlieBen. Saden berIteben unS
Meniden fennen fi1o atpei tpeit per,
| idieoene Dinge.
8eborauete uno an grfolgen rel.
d)e Meni6en iinb niht INNER oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

fremoung apiiden benen, oie burf
Die engiten 8anoe slei6en glutes
ltnb glei6en 8ei6le6tes berfniipft
|iino. Gineid)t laiien iid au6 bein
belten Winen bon beiben Seiten Son.
flifte nift INNER poaitGnoig Der.
meioen.
8ir leben in elmer 3eit oes ueber.
gangs, our6 Die mir binbur1 mill.
len, uno oeren MiBliGfeiten absu'
| li6tpa6en, ii6 ieoer nod 8rGften be.
mitben muB. Die Weiitter beronpo6.
lenoer Sodter niillen Die Bride oes
8eritanoniiies 81 idlagen iuden stpi,
iden ser @elt ibrer SGusli6feit uno
Der 8elt bes offentliden 2eber1s. 0ie
Sodter aber miiiien gu oeriteben uno
5u tpiiroigen Iernen, ipeld lpertpoIe
aulturarbeit Sic Sausfrau leiitet, tpie
| tie an ibrem Cell ser 8olfspirtidaft,
Ser aagenleinen @oblfobrt uno 8e.
iunobeit oient in @rfiIlung Der auf.
gaben, Die Saus uno Sanlilie an lie
Itellen.
Die SelbltperitGnbli6feit, bas beu-
te ieoes iunse Mdo6en einen geruf
! ergreift, lei es, SoB tpirtldaftIide
l8riinoe oa5u ordngen, oab oas 8e=
oiirfnis nad befrieoisenoer, aeitfiil-
lenoer getatisltng porliest, ODER ooB
fir BEN Sail Ser gbeloiisfeit porse-
lorgt meroen jon, uno bic oa6urd
gegebene M0sli9feit friib5eitisen
8eloberoienens er5eust bel oen jun
gen Wdb6en Iei6t oos 8efiibl Der
l1nabbGnsigfeit, oft au6 ueberbeblid-
felt uno Ser l1nteriddtung b1usIi.
der gr6eit. Gem tpiiroe am beIten
entgegenseipirft, ,penn ieoes iunge
Utaoden, ebe es elmer gerufsauss
biloung 5ugefiibrt miro, iid 5upor oie
grunolegenoen &enntniiie i'm Saus=
balt aneignete. Die Neigung un6 sln>
lage 81 bdusli6en grbeiten lit BEL
BEN meilten borbonoen. @irfli6
sriinolif)e geberri6une oller i'm
Sausbalt borfommenben grbeiten lit
| fir bas iunge Mdo6en cine ebenlo
quite &orbereitung fir ip6tere lelb=
ltanoige Sdtigfeit tpie Die Musbiloung
fir irgenoeinen anoeren 8eruf, oenn
Die Gadfrage nad Silfen fir ben
9ausbalt, Die our6 gr5iebung unb
Saft Die 8eipdbr leiIten, cine 10 an
genebme Sausgenoiiin 5u iein, tpie
Die enge 2ebens- uno grbeitseemein-
l6aft tie Der Sausfrau ertpiinI6t mo-
denL miro INNER gr0Ber 1peroen.
Die Wutter, sic ibrer So6ter auf
tbrem eigeniten, ibr pertrautelten ar-
beitsgebiet beihaftigt, miro es am
leidtelten baben, iie audi eeiitig an
lid beran5u5ieben. Iber au6 ite miro
es ni6t binoern fonnen, ooB sst1ter-
eiie uno getatigungsbrang Ser SUI
genoli6en iiber bas Saus binaus-
orangen. In Die iunee Srouengene.
ration lit ser &uf ergangen, neben
Die sroBe 6rauenfulturtat ser ssobr=
bunoerte, Die S6affuns bes Saules,
Die ipeitere uno gr0Bere 5u itellen:
oas Saus ser 8olfssemeini6aft nit
Dem 8eiit, Ser MIR ser sSrau berlie-
BEN lit, NIT Dem 8eiit ser Mutter=
lidfeit, ser OtutterbereitIdaft 5u
our6oringen. Ser Srieb, oen 8o6en
5ur aufnabme bereit 5u MAIDEN, miro
piele So6ter bon ibren Miittern ent-
fernen, ipenn OieIe niht gelernt ba-
ben, offenen sluges Der gntpidlung
5u folgen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

@on 5rana Gimgia

Bonn 8ersbamg itreift Der leiie 8inb
Den Mebrenfel6ern at,
Sak iie iuie iamfte @pgen fin6
Sn tiefer Nittassrnb.
Die Gr6e 1T hpq Spnnengplb
limb Sranme sriifen fein.
Sin Marden flaitert ipnnberbol6
Snrd 6ieiem tuarmen Sdein.
Anr ii1andmaI gebt elm bDller 9lana
Bon einem Stnnbenidlog
l1n6 ipebt nn6 iuirft minmtenlang
Sm id)Snen Sommertas.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18
7: TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know Amer;caI

Edward Everett Horton, actor
comedian, born Brooklyn, N. Y,
g. years ago.
= DIR. Tinsley. r. Harrison of Dali
las; Tex president Of the Amer
lean Heart Association, born at
Talladega, Ala, 40 years ago,
Joanna. C. Colcord,. director of
charity, the Russell Sage Foun-
dation, New York, born at sea,
H+years ago.
The Most Rev.. Francis j. Haas.
Roman Catholic bishop of Grand
Rapids, Mich, pioneer in labor
relations, born Racine, Wis, 60
years ago.
Vice Admiral Edward L. Coch-
rane, wartime chief of the Blu
reau of Ships, born Mare Island,
Cal. 81 years ago.
Robert > Lawrence, conductor,
music critic, born New York, 81
years ago.
= Robert Donat, actor, born in
England, a years ago.
Prof. Robert p. T.. Coffin OF
Bowdoin College, Maine, noted
author, born Brunswick, Me-, 81
years ago.
Margaret Culkin Banning OF
Duluth, author-lecturer, born in
Buffalo, Mimi, So years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18
Magpies Go
Modern With
Metal Nests

SYDNEY, Australia - R1 A
nest of an Australian magpic, a
crow-Shrike, was recently found
by naturalist to contain 342
feet of wire of various lengths
and gauges. Ninety-five percent of
the material in the nest was
metal, ranging through one piece
of fencing wire 5 feet long, three
pieces AS feet long, Is ga feet
long down to brass and,metaI
rings. In all, according to W.
Martin, of East Kew, Victoria,
who made the count, there. were
227 pieces of metal. With their
strong beakS the magpieS had
interviewer many of the pieces
of tough wire into circular nest
and then linked their metal home
with fibrouS material. The nest
was 20 feet up in a Norfolk pine.
The magpie'S liking for metal
materials in neSt-building is re-
sponsible for many electrical
breakdowns in Australia. The
bird, with length of wire in its
beak, flies into overhead supply
lines or builds its nest on the
cross-treeS of transmission poles.
In some Australian states repair
gangs are required to gather up
all scraps after job and spikes
are placed on cross-trees to dis
courage the birds from nesting
there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18
Larsen Fayors
!.
Drivers Law
fspeciaf to The Citizenl ,
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. MAJ

- lALLAf1ASSEE, Ia, MAR. 10.
State Treasurer j. Edwin Lar
son today endorsed a proposed
amendment in the Automobile
Financial Responsibility Law
that would require drivers, at
fault in accidents to pay for, dam
ages or lose their driving licenses.
The amendment will be. spon-
sored in the l949 Legislature by
the Florida Junior Chamber of
Commerce, which led the cam
paign to have the original finan-
cial responsibility law enacted by
the l947 Legislature.
The Financiau Responsibility
Law is administered by Treaslr-
er Larson in his capacity as State
Insurance Commissioner. The
present law requires persons at
fault in accidents to establish. fl
nancial ability to pay for any
damages caused in future acci-
dents, or have their drivers liz
'censes suspended. The Junior
Chambers proposed amendment
would require the person at fault
to pay for damages in any aoci-
dent or lose his license, 20
Treasurer Larson said he had
made a careful study of ,advan-
tages which such an amendment
would afford to the people. and
he approved it. Safety measures
are important to all the people"
he said, land consider the lAu.
tomobile Financial Responsibility
Law one of our greatest safety
measures" t..',
In Is months after the Respon-
sibility Law became effective,
the division here received reports
of 10000 accidents. Reports are
required on all accidents in which
persons are injured or property
damage is $50 or more. '.,-,,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today, increasing cloudi-
ness late this afternoon or to-
night: Saturday cloudy. Showers.
likely. tonight ending Saturday
afternoon. Continued warm. Gen.
tie to moderate southeast winds
today veering to south and south
west tonight and increasing.
Shifting to northerly Saturday.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
thru Saturday except few show
ers likely Tallahassee area today
and in extreme north Florida Sat-
urday. Mild temperature except
becoming cooler north, portion
Saturday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Moderate southeast to south
winds over south portion thru
Saturday Moderate to, fresh
southwest winds north portion
shifting TO northerly over north
portion Saturday. Clear to partly
cloudy except few showers likely
north portion Saturday.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
Small craft warnings were dis.
played at daybreak today from
Brownsville, Texas to St. Marks
Fla, for 1885 mph northerly
winds on Texas & Louisiana
coasts and southerly shifting to
northerly elsewhere in the area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18
Rep. Slilatllers
Supports Hotel
neconirol
WASHINGTON. sMarch ]

WASHINGTON, sMarch Is. -
,tWNS1 Fourth District Rep.
George All mathers gave his
support to an amendment to the
rent control bill which would de-
control hotels when the bill was
before the House.
An amendment was submitted
by Rep. Albert Rains of Alabama
decontrolling hotels, to keep the
controls off from hotels as pro-
yided under existing law. Rep.
Srnathers said:
4 would like to subscribe to
what Rep. Rains is saying with
regard to decontrol of hotels. l
come from a district where we
have probably more hotels pro-
portionately than any other one
district in the country. To recon-
troll these hotels would create a
very unsettled condition and, in
a sense. reverse the trend we all
hope for, to get rid of controls"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18

Stan Musial of the Cardinals.
Johnny Mize of the Giants and
Tommy Holmes of the Braves
rank 1928 among active National
Leaguers in hitting. Their life
time marks are .348. 1925 and .3O8,
respectively
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18

The best hitting streakS in the
National League in l948 were
compiled by Alvin Dark of the
Braves, Richie Ashburn of the
Phillies and Danny Murtaugh of
the Pirates. Each had 23-game
streaks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE
GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

DON'T forget rosebushes should
be fortified every two months.
Bloom-Aid, Blue-Green, Vigoro.
Key West Garden g. Lawn Sup
ply, $50 Fleming Street, Phone
1919 mar18-tf
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The Greeks of classic days
looked upon mathematics as be-
,ingof divine origin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18

II rinad
will CIAS
dsmsptw he rocurs
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FOR sALE--HcTELs,

Small hotel in downtown Key
West, Fla, contains 8. large
rooms with 5 baths and two
apartments. All in perfect
condition. Large lot and good
money maker. Must dispose
on account of health. Box $40,
Key West, Fla. mar1-t II
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3-BEDRoOM house; 2 baths, nice
ly furnished. Immediate pos
session to Noy. lst.' $I25,OO. 1909
Truman. u. Inarl6-3tx
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EFFICIENCY apartment in clean
and quiet house. Utilities fur
nished. Inquire Stone Apart
ment 7, 923 White Street, Phone
88-J. mar16-4t
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Bargain: 1910 international Panel
Truck. Good Running Condi-
zion. First S22s Takes It. Ca.
brera Wholesale Grocery.
.. -t maT7~3t
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REPORT
Key West, Fla, Mar. 18, l949.
observation taken at City Office,
$3.50 am. EST)
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FURNISHED 21s-roon1 apart
ment. Utilities furnished. $25
weekly. Sea igle Apartments,
9l5 Windsor Lane. mar15-15t
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AGO. ocean frontage, Stock Island.
Suitable for trailer park and
cottages. Cheap. Terms. Phone
663-W. mar1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18

1l-room house, 4 bedrooms, 2 tile
baths, tile kitchen, laundry
room, breakfast room, furnace.
100000. See Basil Tynes,
Phone At. mar2-tf
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LARGE ocean frontage, 425' x
300. Business property on Du-
val Street. Hotels and motels.
Unimproved home sites. Water
frontage on the Florida Keys.
Paul Boysen Co., 626 Fleming ST.,
Box 303, Key West.
mar12-15tx
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FOR SALE OR LEASE
BUSINESS PLACES

TWO Friends Bar, 512 Front
Street. See owners on prem
Uses. i @ naar17-15tx
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roR sALE-usED TRUCKS

Good Value. 1910 iM-ton Inter
national Van. New Tires First
Good Offer Takes II. Cabrera
Wholesale. E mar7-n
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ron observation-disclosures
AND HOUSES n;

FURNISHED apartment, 5 rooms
and bath. Maid and janitor SER
vices, linens and utilities furn-
ished. Coral Hotel, Apartments,
opposite Post Office nlarl.tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-18
UPHOLSTERY
BUILDING PLANS

BUILDING plans for any type of
South Florida construction,
houses, stock plans. For Informal
ton, write ], c: Caruthers, Jr.,
772. S.W. 47th Ave-, Miami. Fla.
Phone 8345l5. Evenings 833063.
mar17-6t
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FoR sALE-vsED CARS

SO CHEVROLET, 4-door, excel
lent body. May be seen at IS
Rest Beach. Tel. 1528-W. .
marl2-6tx
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Office

Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right ON enter
ing building.
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Deadlins
Phone 81

Use your phone. Adver-
tiseInents may be inserted,
in these columns by phone.
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Minimum Charge

Minimum space. to be
charged for any one inser-
ton viii be, for 3 lines. Ess
timate 5 words per line.}
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17
KODIAK MIRROR
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern: Will the person who now has the 16 gauge Winchester pump shot. gun with polychoke that was for mefly in the possession of Jack Wagner please contact Jake Foley at the American Legion Club or call 3052.
 The gun was NOT owned by Wagner. I gave it to him for cleaning and while it was in his possession it disappeared. vii,
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

A meeting of the board of directors of the Community Center will be held at the Cent, CT Monday evening 7:30, it was announced by Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, board chairman.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

Boomhower also known as George Boom hover will please contact Mo- Lean, Ferris, Ely and Faln, $50 Madison Avenue, New York IT, N. Y, relative to 8 legacy.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

FOR SALE-35 grain fed pul- lets laying this month. Ply mouth rocks, R. I. R. Sell all to one party. $3.75 each. Box 314 Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17
Ciossifieds ROLL FILM FINISHING Quality Prints and Speedy Service Margo Lester Studio.

FOR SALE I941 Nash 2.door New motor, good body and rubber $750, or make offer. John Marshall.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

FOR SALE-Remington Rand Portable typewriter. Deluxe model 7, with case, $55. Call A. J. Malner at Army 34 dur. ing the day and Army 55, evenings.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

FOR SALE-One Guernsey calf 5 months old. $65. One large electric brooder, $1O. Ore duo. therm oil heater, $75. Box 3l4 Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17
NOTICE

Quityourkicking Laundry will be closed for the winter Oct. 1.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

ROOMS FOR RENT-Cott- age Inn, a downtown home with cooking privileges for working men. Double rooms only. No alcoholics. Inquire F Frontier Shop
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

pay any money that may be due on the gun.
 Jake Foley.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

LOST Brown wallet in the vicinity of Donnelley and Acheson's Store. If found please call 3692. Virginia Tesarik.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Evarfs, Ky, Police, Freed
OF Murder Charqe, Quit
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

HAZARD, KY, Sept. 15.-Two
young Evarts. KY, police officers
were acquitted of murder charges
by a circuit court jury late yes
terday.
Isachar Combs, 20, Evarts' fifth
police chief within as many
months last year. and his assist
ant, 32-year-o1d Lewis Deaton,
announced they were through
with police work after winning
the acquittal.
At their first trial, they were
convicted on manslaughter charges
with the jury recommending 10
year sentences. They won new
trial on pleas Of newly discovered
evidence.
They had been charged with
murder In connection with the
fatal shooting December II of
Bryan Middleton, At, Evarts res
taurant operator. The officers
said they had gone to serve a
liquor warrant on Middle
ton In the 1egally-dry town of
Evarts.
Mayor Elihu Bailey said last
years rapid turnover Of police
chiefs resulted from trouble with
bootleggers.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
More Priests Seized
ByCzech Red Regime,
Prague Catholics Say
BY the Associated Press

PRAGUE. Sept. 15.-Catholics
in Prague yesterday reported new
arrests Of priests by Czechoslovak
security police, including some
who had been members of the pa
triotic underground during the
German occupation.
Among the newest reported ar
rest victims Is DR.. Jiri Maria Yes
ely, former head of the cloister Of
Dominican Monks in Prague. He
once was a member Of the anti
Nazi underground.
Church sources claimed q con-
certed government campaign ap-
parently is being waged against
former resistance workers who are
not trusted Communists. Thel
reason for this, they said, is that
the government fears such ex-
perienced underground workers
night provide the nucleus of SINH
lar resistance against the present
regime.
Minister of Justice Alexei
Cepicka already had publicly ac-
cused Catholic Archbishop Josef
Beran and his bishops of attempt
ing to organize a subversive net
work for espionage and sabotage
against the Communicated gov
ernment.
Church leaders have denied any
such intent.
Church sources here have re-
ported that at least is priests
have been arrested on suspicion Of
participating in a communications
network which has been employed
to maintain contact between the
isolated bishops and the priests.
Their task has been to deliver
smuggled pastoral letters and
other communications which are
now banned by official decree or
cannot be published because the
Catholic church press has been
suppressed.
DR.. Wesley was reported to have
been taken by police Monday night
on undisclosed charges.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
D. T.. Area Architects
To Attend National
Convention in Texas

The largest group of Washing
ton area architects ever to attend
o convention of the American In
stitute of Architects will be at the
8lst convention this year, Harry
Barrett, president of the Wash
ington chapter of the architects
group, said today.
The sessions will be held in the
Rice Hotel, Houston. Tex. for four
days beginning March Is.
Top Government experts on
public works and atomic energy
will be among the speakers. H. w.
Waldron Faulkner, a Washington
architect, will be chairman of a
seminar on Color in Architec-
ture."
Theme of the sessions, expected
to attract 200 architects from all
over the country, will be "Ameri-
can Architecture in the Atomic
Age"
Parsons to Speak.
Rear Admiral William S. Par
sons, who has been a member of
the Military Liaison Committee Of
the Atomic Energy Commission,
and Sumner Pike, member of
the Atomic Energy Commission.
will be among the speakers.
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming,
administrator of the Federal
Works Agency, will speak March
Is on Government Planning"
DR.. Philip Hauser. former as
sistant director Of the census and
now on the faculty of the Univer-