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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
STATE DEPT. IS
tcoullnusd non Pase Onsl

C0Nunue0 Nun HoAo UN1I
democracy, sometkIng nat ! Cam
munlai hAD written tcg a entirely
diftefent purpose.
TN sems ease tie most esiee.
dive way d reenAe Opaganda q
he Communists may be 70 txlTn
ne words a. their own writers
against thenn.
Johnson cited prctests against
s'hook burning which arose ateet
prios ordees b purge from TIE
NbRAFies hcpks ~ Communists,
pro. Communist and OtAae eontFo.
Voraial writer's. Re said:
ETA eases whefe books ~ Com.
Iaunlsts ce Communist sympathiz'
eEs afo already b I library g.
peclaIly q eases q fiction 81 0theE
popular literature -wa must ecA.
slider whistler he disadvantages q
keeping such books may Be out.
weighed ~ pHhlicisy regarding
their certain renewal which NAY
be unfavorahle to The United
States ana actually DromAie pop.
ular interest n The author and
his works"
MeCaethy's summons challenged
Johnson % ten ia subcommiitee
he names az those Communist
whose writings ynu feel serve The
onds az democracy. =. Ihe senator
asked Johnscn % bring With him
''tha individual Of individuals re.
sponsihie tor the EeelsiOn . con.
time the purchase q boeks b.
Communist authoRs.
johnson clearly u due Cor some
sharp questioning b. Mccarthy
ara Sen. Mundt (R-SDl, { sub.
committee member and one q ths
authors ~ ne law sotahllshln1
tha lihrariaa b 1--WE 4 true pie
tnre d lie IN the U. S. and thu
knock down Russian propaganda.
Mundk said he use e COmmu,
MIST authors works ii ne Mhrarie.
d contrary % TIE Law e. ho views
n and utterly sllly' q rs face.
But Sen. Henry jackson %,
WASH. another suheommltte1
member. tnid reporters The neN
directive lin general makes
nonen
Pralsing TIE order ana Jchnson'u
seand.pat attitude, jackson said q
earlier elarlfleasion might have
avarted ''some hlowa Do America'l
prestige abroad"
he new directive was an
nouneed b Johnson Wednesday
viii appgoval q Secretary e STAT
Dulles. 4 apparenkly takes tha Is
brary program back b last abou'
Where q was before McCarthysl
suhe0mmiltso began investigating
ard dencsnelng & last February.
Since then. ~ State Departures
and Is infofmialDn agency havl
% he subject. There was pro
tessed e0nfnoion and & few book
were reported actually burned.
President Eisenhower last uaontl
spcke out against book burning.
but he refused % say he mean
thls q i criticism q Mccarthy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
The
Wcatherman
Says

Key West and vicinity: Partiy
cloudy with widely scattered alter.
noon thnndershOwers thru Satur.
day. Gentle 70 moderate east and
southeast winds freshening near
showery areas. Highest tempefa.
ture Saturday about o.: lowest TO-
night about 90.
Florida: Partly cloudy thru Sat.
|rday with occasional scattered
thundershowers mostly n the
afternoons.
jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gull: Moderate
easteFIy to southeEiy winds over
south portion and moderate winds,
shifting TO northeast over north
portion. Weather partly cloudy thru
Saturday. Widely scattered show
ers.
Western Caribbean: Moderate 70
fresh easterly winds and partly
cloudy weather thru Saturday
with scattered thundershowers.
Weather summary for the Tr0p-
ical Atlantic, Caribbean Sea area
and the Eastern Cub Of Mexico: A
sliaht shower wave extends from
the western Bahamas southwark
ACROSS Cuba into the northwestern
Caribbean Sea. Conditions remain
stable elsewhere In tropical areas
and tasre are no signs Of . de-
veloplng disturbance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
CORRECTION

A Citizen story concerning an
automobile accident involving q
police chr Sunday, Incorrectly
named Angelo Letc. 1914 Wine
head Street. IS the driver. Of q
vahictl being pursued ~ police.
This statement was in error. In
reality, The driver 81 the fleeing
car was not Identified. Leto's car
was parked h front Of his house
and was struck by the police
9wl car.
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CITY CRACKS DOWN
(Continued froYn pnpa f1Yln1

CONTINUED from Page One)
vice station for the machines in
this area, which is moi true, he
said.
The dealers from Miami are be-
leved q have left town after thc
eitysS breakdown.
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PoW IS SUICIDE

PUSAN. Korea lA-The BODY g
Chinese Communist was toana
hanging in 4 mental ward tuesday
At the prisoner az war camp 6
Cheju Island.
The u. N POW headquarters
here said the death was believed
70 b . suicide.
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tContinusd from Pare Ona)
has emphasized that be wrote that
the vast majority o. clergymen are
loyal.
Mccarthy, who had filed away
% earlier resignation, accepted
this one.
Ii cutting words, Eisenhower
had made public / message 10 4
religious gruup declaring that AZ
fully share" its protest that Mat
thews' acca4ation was ''unj,istified
and deplUEasIe. !"
.sSnch attacks portray contempt
for the principles 81 freedom and
dscency Eisenhower laid ia {
telegram 70 the three national CO.
ehairmen cf the Commission On
Religious Organizations ~ The Na-
donal Conference Of Christians and
Jews.
And when these attacks-what.
eyer tAeir pSolessed purpose be-
tondenA xakh { vast portion IL
aM ne churches or clergy &c 20
create doubt b the loyalty 81 81.
ne damage 70 our nation Is mul.
The churches Il America are
eltadels Of our faith Il individual
freedom and human dignity. This
faith & the living source 81 all
our spiritual strength. And this
strength q our matches armor
e the world wide struRxie aeainst
TIE forces q Codlees iyranny and
oppression. =
McCarthy's Ncceplsnce II ~
RESIGNATION came On the eve az {
scheduled closed neefiar n III
subcommittee (e:so an. EST Al
which is three Democratic mem.
bers had served notice thev
would reneW their ee.blocked N.
fort b IRE Mathews.
Mccarthy then eIaimed aole
authority 10 hire and flra 81 fhat
stad level. But ae told De Senafe
yesterday he was willing now q
Jet the subcommittee decide that
Issue At today's meeting WAether
nat question would arise. n view
q Matthews departure, was left
uneleAr.
n his letter of RESIGNATION. ac.
cepted BY Mccarthy with deeu
regret" Mathews appealed Is
the subcommittee 10 lei him s.doc.
ument and verify" his statenenfs
about the clergy.
Mccarthy said Ne would let the
Tires Democrats decide whether
they cared 70 do this. Their spokes-
man. Sen. Mcclellan (D.Arkl.
promptly declared such 1 haarins
would u enact b IN invesll9e.
tion q the Clergy which tha NJ.
committee has neither ne poleer
nor desire 10 undertake.
Mccarthy had defended MAJ.
theW0 Il Tie debate AZ ~ laval
memher II tAe Protestant faIth =
and reiterated TIE article vas
written and puhlished hefcra lFat.
thews Joined Tie suhcommlttee
stan o. June a. ana said "a did
not intand 70 'eeneor's anv stall
member for priog writings.
Sen. Henry jackson (D.Washl
another subcommittee msmher.
said q q Willing % examine nv
documents Mathews eares Is offer
n his defense. but II won't have
any part e an Investigation a
The clergy.
Sen. Symington (D.Mol. also /
membeF, inSuad ! statement: Il
have - comment On what Ne
(hatihewal said unsl / obtain fur.
thar Information wilh respect q
tie nature q his resignation. :
Sen. Relfef (R-Agichl Who had
baeked the three Democrats. ".
mand ~. Mathew removal. said
q he resignation: '.It vas ! wise
i AnnfafaS. - -
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Boxing Results
THURSDAYS FIGHTS

- 9W~NS9tO8 RbW49
DETRTT-M Andrews, 1854,
SupeEioE, wis.,. outpointed Lon Bar.
~. I6O, Detroit, 8.
NEWARK, N. J.---Andy De Pau
1sl. cliffside Park, n. j.. Out.
pointed Willie Kid johnson, 1so1a.
Grunge. n. Us.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10

The cork oak win grow in 2
southern states Of the United Ssa.
ties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10

Lightning can strike stael.topped
automobiles without iniurinS peo-
pie b them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10

n the United States tempera.
lures ii September often are hot.
Ter than hoo b Jnne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10

Key West, Tia. July 10, 1858
0bssrvn1lcns Talssn at City
ofdce. sse0 IN. Est
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Msiaaiys Isumidisy. . AN.
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DaxomsAer (sea Lsysll. 800 n. %.
lOIe.3 ms. 30.0I mbs.
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Tomorrows AlInanae
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TemPeEatuEss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
ERIN Saws He'll
Gire Ruling Soon

AtssrneY General 2 sshars EF-
vin oil nsus 81 early Fvllna
N ire ssnnplicstsd ksY west
vufs FesisiFstien ssaailon. 10
ted Civ AsssFnsY -. lsasfsOs
lester IN . letter dated AUggsi
~.
Fss sgknewlsdssd Fessips ~
. naass - Gata frarn lester
ssnxsrnins ssssrnmeui swnsd
presently IN Kew west sna sad
fhsi hs Is sivdYins u sna 'wlll
ssvs 81 epinian ua the nsKt
ssvsFal days"
The qvessioa 81 ~hefheF scores
81 persons whs live en- severn
inert o~nse property here cen
vese hinges en- RS epinion. A
rvliFs issued ~ shs Fsaussi -
Eaesmbia County officials last
year ~ss IRE Fsasoa for tire
Sitvstion here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
MANSLAUCHTER

tSonunued From Paee Onel
Herman I. Roberts. sr. and Mark
G. Roberts. the jury found the two
men guilty Of the first count
charged, pulling baited erawfish
traps within one mile of u. S. 1
They we're acquitted Of the count
Of pulling undated traps.
judge Caro- fined each az The
men $50 and costs.
nlends Jean sehwsFtH charged
with pssty lsFesny YES sentenced
70 sis Waonths IN IRE eovaly lsIl
atieF . lvrY found her guilty.
when she finishes her sentences
here she 10 vented In psde
ceoniy, assoEdlna 10 TIRE coUrs.
Lee Spencer. charged with driv.
Ing while intoxicated pleaded NOT
guilty The jury agreed with him,
found him guilty of reckless driv.
Ing and having no drivers license.
Judge Caro- fined him $50 and
costs.
Robert d. Cavanagh pleaded
not guilty 10 The charge Of driving
while intoxicated. lie was acquit.
ted on that charge BY the jury and
found guilty Of reckless driving.
and fined $50 and costs.
Charles Han. charged with speed.
ine, was acquitted by the jury.
Jolly Wayne McCarty was fined
$40 for speeding; Fred Lalande
was given q sentence Of eight days
from the date of arrest for drunk.
enness; Edward Robert Taylor
was fined $50 for reckless driving
Wllired Dion was fined SIS on the
same charge.
william Henry Roberts was
fined SIS on q reckless driving
charge: Frank waynick. SO for
reckless driving. Claude ". Fur.
nish. five dollars. reckless driving
John W. Collins was fined $3.50 and
costs Cor driving while intoxicated.
and John Robert Ward was fined
SIS and costs Tor drunkenness.
Arnold Charles Anderson was
fined SIS for reckless driving.
When court adjourned al 7.5o
last evening the docket was finally
cleared Of the numerous eases
coming before the Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
&. Oh &. ANNOUNCES
Continued Prom PaEe onel

on neat week hy the membership.
were " T. Bennett. Victor lang
william Kr0ll. Paul Sher. william
Neblett, Glen Price. W. Curry
Harris, Aquihno Topper. Jr. Mer.
vile Rosam. George Bonamy. Al.
Ian Hampton. Sam Lawrence. Mel
Levitt. Joe Pearlman viii Free
man. and Mary Graham.
II any of the above decline the
nominations runners up vii be
advanced IN this order. A. NJ
Adams Kenny Fernandez and
Toby Bruce.
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! ole Registrations
Increase Slightly

ksy West Ssas rssisirasssns
nssrss ths sea marx tsssY
wtsh ryss ere seek lee heiere
shs sseka ere slessd nfisr -
re Sevsmbsr general slss.
tiers.
CITY officials I'D expected
le 600 key Nsaiers ts 90 - fhs
poils ~ ire eieStisn. Depgty
SvpsTvtsoF q Rss sfFstisns Aa
res Ls~s Fspertsd ssspped -
sc'vaY todav hui fhs figure
wtli st,li saii gsF shsr' 81 the
earlier ssiimsts
A. essay contest sposssFed
leinilY Nv ths First FeaeFai
SAVINGS ard lean Assscisiion
sna ths Jaycses Is essaitsd
~sth stiuvistsas interest IN tfss
election.
Chairman Jim Keen today
vrued KEY wss'ss 20 spend
theiF essays on ire suhieess
The CITY MansaeT FERN Of
GeveFnmans Versus TIRE Mayer
csuneH FERN" 20 Pest office
Ser go before ire dsadiins,
October 20.
Three HUNDRED cellars IN
prizes will be sivea 70. ere
winning essay writer's N thFes
classes. Details may be CD.
tanned 81 the First Federal
offsss. sI7Sla ssvthsrd Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Life Sentence
Set For Killer
Of5PerSOns

cANASDAICUA. \. Y. R-Frea
Kageus McMsnus ls.year old COZ.
BIASED killer ~ I've psrzona. vas
Sentenced today d lie lmprison.
ment for ths murder of william
Allen bfnEermsn.
The Valley stream. l. T.. y0ufh
faced ne bench calmly % state
eupFsme Court Justiee a. Douglass
Van Duser f0ll0wtd the recon.
mendatioa Of the trial jury.
But be- smiled as usual for news
DhoiogFaphers a. hs Was led quick.
" from the hallIsLed Ontari0
County courtroom.
Although ne fIry o. 70 men and
tao women Thursday had recon.
mended life Imprisonment, justice
Van Duser could have sentenced
hcManus 10 deash n The electric
chair.
Under questl0nlng hy the court
eierk. McManus said hls occupation
was the Marine Corps
Bot a Camp Leieuns. n. C..
said NcManus was discharged as
Of The date d eonyieiion.
The y0uih's parents. Mr. and
kfa. Nose MeManus we're in the
courtroom TO-DAY, fighting bach
teara. The youth grapsed his mo-
tiers hand briefly IS he was led
from the room.
Ilis ultimate destination was be.
heved 30 be Auburn stats prison.
McManus. who confessed four
other killings. was tried on .
charge Of pFemeditated murder In
The pistol staying Of braverman.
q i9year.old Hobart College sta.
dent from Rochester lle pleaded
Innocent By reason Of insanity.
MeManua stole Rraverman's new
red convertible Msreh a Zoe q
murder Scared trip through the
Midwest with bis ls.year.old sweet.
heart, Diane Mare Neggeland. She
is n0w imprisoned ~ q Maynard
minor.
McManus' other victims were
George Boomberg. So and his wife.
Florenee. s.. az kennyville, m ,
March ~; and Mrs. Harriet Hors.
man, -, and Mrs. David Beaston.
~, al Spring Valley. MINI, March
20.
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The
-
Weatherman
Says


KEY West ard Vicinity Partly
cloudy 10 cioady wfh scattered
showers touiRht and Sunday Mod
crate 20 fresh southeast and south
wtnds. Gow tonight ~. high o..
m0rrux -.
Florida: See latest advisory 90
hurricane Fiorcnee Cl0u6y wiih
showers end squailiness IN north
poFt0n, partly cloudy. scattered
showers h south portion ms after.
noon end tonight. Sunday. partly
elouliy % occasionally cloudy with
occasional showers.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits See latest advisory on
Hurricane Fi0Fenee Fresh 10 oeca
sionany moderately strong south.
east and south winds. except be
coming strong over extreme north
portion tonight sunday. fresh
soufherly winds. except occasion.
ally moderately strong "a north
portion. Mostly cloudy. scattered
showers.
East Gulf See lates, advisory
on hurricane Fl0rence. S0utherly
winds. gale 20 hurricane force IN
extreme north portion. and fresh
10 strong over south and central
portl0ns gradually diminishing
this afternoon and tonight. Sunday.
fresh 10 moderately strong south
vest winds over north portion and
fresh s0utheriy winds In south por-
toa. Cloudy with showers.
Western Caribbean Moderate
east % southeast winds through
Sunday. Partly cloudy 10 cloudy
weather with occasional showers.
Weather summary for tbs Tropl.
cal Atlantic. Caribbean Sea and
Eastern Gulf Of Mexico: See latest
advisory on hurricane Florence.
No ether tropical disturbances are
In evidence today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
FBI AGENT FATALLY


tlantlraoa trum FaEe one
IN q beft seller IS Mickey SOL.
laue--had started ouly a fcw
mrutes before
One pstFUn. Francis OBraen
sad he thoughi saa cote "haa Dee
OF q s'r5ns e nEscFaekeFs Re
SAID the man nexi O. ham. hou
ever. tires himself On re floor
ard sad someone AS firing .
p.staL
Alden said 1oh91ar bad q record
Eosag back % 1905 Phi records
sh0a be- drpw q tS.year sentence
Cor bank robbery "a 1871 and was
sent % TIE MeNeI Island federal
prison A ''ruueh prisoner. he uas
later transferred g. AlcatraE ris
on. BE was condfiionally released
from AlCatraE last March 81
n adtition b violating that re-
lease be was waited for question.
ING in the death Il a Huntington
PARK. Calf. man found strangled
In his shower AuE. Z
Alden explained setting ~ the
trap this say.
The Los Angeles FBI called the
local office Yesterday 20 say John
son was here. hai made . phone
cal % the West Coast city and was
supposed 20 call back last night.
Alden spotted Frbups az agents
around the city late yesterday
About 7.3o last night. johnson
walked into the fown Theater and
placed bis call tAIdeh said be
thought be was calling someone on
a Los Angeles newspaper).
The Los Angeles operator stalled
him while the call Was traced In
Baltimore and the vord flashed %
the FBI here The group nearest
the theater headed Tor the phone
booth.
Agents said Johnson seemed 20
half turn, IS from an instructive
warning. just as they reached the
top Of the stairs. And the firing
began.
lie was carrying a PEI German
automatic In q hip holster. Also
found on him was SI27 in bills
and 81 % In change. most Of Il in
quarters apparently for use In the
phone call. as well as five diamond
rings in his pocket.
Johnson vas 4 native Of Lynn
Grove. Iowa. IN addition 20 his
federal prison sentence he had
served time in New Mexico and
Wyoming for burglary.
Shortly before his robbery sen.
tenee for holding up a Los Angeles
bank, he was arrested By FBI
agents In Sioux City. Iowa. after
holding up . store and diSarming
two policemen.
Agent Murphy. a native Of Balti
more. was married and had three
children. He was a graduate Of
LOyola College and made bis home
in nearby Ellic0tt City. lie pre-.
yiously had served in FBI offices
in Cleveland. Chicago. San Fran.
cisco. Savannah. Dedoit and Wash.
ingt0n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
New Mexico l. Irked

AUSTIN. Tex. R-Texas motor.
lists caught breaking New Mexico's
traffic laws may find the going
rough in the future.
Justice Of the Peace Robert l.
Ayers Of Albuquerque notified the
Texas state police that one Texan
recently paid his fine with a
eheek-then stopped payment on
the check.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

NaAaAAttAMNA AAAAA y 80
Master AiFpoEt Plan and Pro-
sFam 10 pFovids Ger ell phases
81 avlaiion ard cir related setsv.
tiles in fhia area.
The Dade County Port Author.
iiy complied with this recommen.
dation and such a plan was deyel.
oped This was limited, however.
Just 10 Dade County.
The Panel eoneurred in the plan
but recognized that the problems
caused BY The rapidly increasing
civil traffic in the Miami area and
the added military activity re.
CURED new study. Thursdays meet.
ING was a result Of this suggestion.
Curry said 81 Thvrsdsy's Pan
81 meeting;
There ere Few, " snY, pre-.
csdenss 10 lollow IN developing .
Master Airport Plan Ter an area
tha sire Of the slK eovnsiss IN
viewed: IN fact. this 10 probsblY
IRE first plan 81 this nature 70
be un1erisksn In tire entire
United staist. In making this
rseommsndstion. ire PsnsI wss
81 IRE epinion that each county
shevld be fully responsible fer
IRE development 81 iis swa plan
and inasmUeh 80 tire pan wlll
be lnitially confined 10 IRE ~.
aulTsmenss 81 civil aviasion,
that the cAA should furnish Uni.
fern esiseVls foF each eevntY 20
follow any ether guidance nssss.
SsFy IN seeFdinssins ard ints.
grating ths indivldval plans Int
. composite unit"
Existing airp0rts may be found
20 be improperly located" Curry
said. or Il may be decided that
the re-orieniatlon Of ground traf.
fic from one airport 20 another
may relieve some Of the congestion
and thus eliminate the necessity
n building new facilities. 90 par,
ticular importance. the unimpeded
llow OF air traffic must BE- given
the fullest consideration and every
measure should BE- employed 90
prevent future conflicts IN tins re.
gard.
NO plan regardless ~ how
thoroughly Il may have been pre-.
pared. Is any better than ability
Of . community 20 implement and
pui i into effect In this connection
the Panel has suggested the pos.
sibility Of establishing an Airport
Authority representa- al ~ the
p0liial Subdivisions concerned. The
Panel has also recommended that
upon e0lupletion of the Plan. that
Il be referred 10 the Panel for
eoordlnating Of the armed forces
airport requirements for this area.
and Tor such additional adjustments
as may be necessary 81 that tine. :"
asasss==s-asa=-aa-z
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ADDED RAINS MAY

Continued From Page Onel
ing and stood al 1887 feet. Johnson
estimated water was flowing into
The lake al the rate of 1920 cubic
feet q second and flowing ont al
only 5000 cubic feet a second.
Everglades canals generally
were half . foot higher than a
week ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
DEATH



George ". John. g.. Stock Island.
resident for the past four years.
died today al $50 q, m, al Monroe
General Hospital,
Mr.. John was graduated In 1907
from the University OF Michigan
Law school and pracueed law in
Detroit and Mt Clemens. Michigan.
for IS years. lie was prominent In
county politics there. and was q
member q the Macomb County
BAR and of the American Bar As.
ISOLATION.
He was a member OF the Knights
Of Columbus, fourth degree.
Surviv rs include the wife. Betty
Y one dauehier. two Rranddauea.
tiers, and tWo brothers and two
sisters in VT Clemens. Mich.
The body win be sent 10 No.
Clemens Cor burial.