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Evening star., 1938-03-16

Finance A-14-15 Sports B-9-10-11
Lost & Found d. Womans Pg. C-8
Obituary - A-1O
FOREIGN. 4
Duce sees Italy safe from Nazis; gives
Hitler blessing. Page Al
Hitler makes victors return to
Berlin. Page Al
France and Russia to fight for
Czechoslovakia. Page Al
Ecstasy cooling, Austrians await bene-
fits of union. Page Al
Austrian Nazi foe kills wife, son and
himself. Page Al
Austria creates recognition problem
for U. S. Page AZ
Loyalists halt rebels march to Medi-
terranean. Page Al
Fresh victories north of Yellow River
claimed by China. Page Al
Hapsburgs, fearful Of Nazis, flee from
Austria. Page Ali
NATIONAL.
Senate group favorable to plan for
broadening tax. base. Page Al
Foes of reorganization bills terms
mend lines for fight. Page Az
Showdown near in Mexican oil con-
troversy. Page Al
House seeks to coordinate Navy and
maritime bills. Page As
U. S. lumbermen seek tariff concession
from Britain. Page Al
WASHINGTON AND NEARBY.
Court fight seen II medical society ex-
pels g. H. A. doctor. Page Al
Numbers bill favorably reported by
House committee. Page Al
Senate due to act tomorrow on D. o.
bill report Page Al
Evening star., 1938-03-16
Wives Driving
In Nighties Cause
Train Problem
BY the Associated Press.

DS tiit ASSOIIdlcu ElcSS.
NEWARK. N. j.. March 10
Mayor A. D. Vorhies of Manas-
guam appearing at a hearing on
proposed railroad service cur
tailment along the Jersey shore
was asked
Couldn't the wives drive their
husbands to a neighboring sta
ton if the Manasquan station
wasn't open?"
No" said the mayor. explain
ing nightgowns and bathrobes
were frequently the attire for
Manasquan taxi-ing but might
prove embarrassing in neighbor-
ing villages.
Evening star., 1938-03-16


Spain in effort to cut comnunica-
tions OF Barcelona and Valencia
Progress has been rapid, particular
~ since recapture OF Teruel, stra-
fegic Southern Aragon capital Ad-
ditional German and Italian troops
are declared to hare arriued to
fight pith Gen. Franco
By the Associated Press
PARIS, March 16.-Premier Leon
Blum today dispatched an urgent ap-
peal to British Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain to join him in immediate
attempts to bring about a Spanish
armistce
At the same time Mr. Blum re-
quested that Britain take concerted
action with France to ward off the
danger which he declared the great
number OF Italian and German troops
IN Spanish insurgent ranks consti-
tuted for French and British COM
munications in the Mediterranean. .
Mr.. Blum's communication to Mr..
Chamberlain was dispatched late last
night and a reply was expected as the
Peoples Front cabinet assembled late
in the afternoon.
Solid Stand on Czechs Urged.
With the Spanish appeal. sent
through British Ambassador Sir Eric
Phlpps, the French government also
declared there was mot a minute to
lose" for the taking of concerted
Anglo-French stand in regard to
Czechoslovakia.
Both NJ Blum and Foreign Minister
Joseph Paul-Boncour. in talks with
the British Ambassador. pointed out
that prolonged occupation of Spanish
territory as we'll as of the Balearic
Islands by Italians and Germans con-
Stltuted just as grave a threat for
Britain as for France.
Officials said that if Mr.. Chamber
lain should postpone his answer or
send negative reply. France would
have no alternative" but to open her
frontier with government Spain to
supplies and volunteer fighters.
Reports. whose authenticity could
not be determined Immediately cir
culated in Toulon. Frances great
Mediterranean naval base, that the
Meet had received an order to prepare
warships for quick dispatch to the
Spanish coast to reinforce the patrol
along the communications with North
Africa.
Cabinet Summoned.
Blum Summoned his cabinet to
decide on steps to safeguard the from
tier with Spain and Frances Med
1terranean route to her African COL
onies.
The Premier conferred through he
night with defense ministers and the
general staff. and a feeling was ap-
parent in official circles that the
latest developments in both Spain and
Austria could lead to grave conse-
quences. Seventy thousand French
troops were reported massed on the
Spanish border.
Spain's Premier Juan Negrin ap-
pealed for French aid and was re-
ported to have told the French gov
ernment his army could not hold out
without foreign aid against the mass
tnsurgent offensive.
AS result, Frances war fears
reached the highest pitch since the
World War The government was
represented as viewing the reported
arrival of fresh Italian and German
troops for the insurgent armies as
q grave threat to French security.
Officials indicated the least the
cabinet could do would be to REIN
(See SPAIN, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1938-03-16
Other Suicides Reported.

LONDON March 16 P.-Reuters
British news agency reported today
that Friedrich Reitlinger, president of
an industrial holding company of the
Tyrol, was said to have killed himself.
Prof. Gustav Bayer of the Uni
versity of Innsbruck was found dead
He was said to have poisoned his
daughter and then himself, presuma-
bly, to escape possible srrest by the
Nazi successors to the ousted Chan
cellor Schuschnigg.
Evening star., 1938-03-16
France and Russia
Pledge Defense
Against Reich.
BOTH WOULD RUSH
FIGHTING PLANES
SOviets Inform Paris of
New Strategic Rail
Network.

BACKGROUND
Germany took ouer Austria in
complete anSchluSs Sunday after
Hitler had sent troops into repub-
lie Friday in response to appeals
from Arthur Seyss- -InQuart. Nazi
chancellor, ,Dho succeeded Kurt
Schuschniog Uhen latter refused
to complete Nazifcation OF gop-
ernment begun last month as result
OF Berchtesoaden interpieU.
Evening star., 1938-03-16
Summary Of Today's Star

Marihuana raid may solve dozen
recent hold-ups. Page A-3
Embassy picketing case to test new
law. PAGE As
Orchestra season assured as fund is
oversubscribed. Page Ala
Personal inspection of laundries be-
ing made by wage group. Page B-1
Grand jury to complete Keys case
e inquiry today. Page B-1
SPORTS.
Griffs, irked by training grind, well
come exhibitions. Page B-9
Chase, Krakauskas must pass rigid
tests for berths. Page B-9
Baseball holdout season seen as lack
ing in punch. Page B-9
Modern diamond pay decried by old
Chief Bender. Page B-9
Yankee, Card camps eagerly await
Lou Gehrig's movie. Page Bio
College baseball on upswing here this
year. Page Bio
Fast starting earns JohnSons honors
IS fastest human" Page Bill
Astor Clarke again nearing national
pin title. Page Bill
Evening star., 1938-03-16
PERSHING SITS UP
Leaves Bed for First Time Since
Heart Attack.

TUCSON, Ariz, March 16 @.-
Gen. John j. Pershing left his sick
bed yesterday for the first time since
he was stricken with a heart attack
a month ago.
The 77-year-old World War COM
mander, who two weeks ago started
campaign of recovery after men,
bers of his family had abandoned hope
for his life. was allowed to sit up in
a chair 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1938-03-16
Fifty Hurt in Indian Riots.

JUBBULPORE, India, March 16 (P).
Fifty persons were injured in Hindu
Moslem riots today during q Hindu
festival
Evening star., 1938-03-16

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 16-France and Rus
sia agreed today that both would fight
to defend CZechoslovakia il she were
attacked
Jacob Suritz, Soviet Ambassador to
France, called on Foreign Minister
Joseph Paul-Boncour at the Ouai
D'Orsay and delivered assurances
similar to those delivered by the Soviet
Ambassador to Praha-that Russia
would fight for the defense of her
Czech ally.
Paul -Boncour Also Promises.
Paul Boncour replied to the assur-
ances with a promise that France too
would fight in the same cause.
Adolph Hitler, Fuehrer of a realm
expanded bloodlessly last week by his
Austrian coup, had proclaimed himself
the protector" OF all Germanic peo-
pies on Germany's borders in his Feb
ruary 20 Reichstag speech.
Incorporation of Czechoslovakia's
3,500,000 Sudeten Germans is believed
to be the next objective of Hitler's
pan-Germanism.
Both France and the Soviet Union
planned to rush fighting and bombing
planes to Czechoslovakia if Hitler re-
sorted to force to achieve this objec-
tive, informed sources said.
Russia, it was said, informed France
that Soviet railway lines recently had
been connected with Czechoslovakia,s s
transportation network.
Both France and the Soviet Union
themselves bound by q mutual assist
ance pact-have treaties directly with
Phaha. pledging military aid. Today's
reafhrmation of the pledge between
them was considered by diplomatic
circles to have reinforced the Franco
Soviet pact.
In the midst of Frances financial
and international crisis talks continued
among political leaders seeking to
build a stronger national safety"
government to replace the new People s
Front cabinet of Socialist Leon Blum.
Political quarters indicated Premier
Blum would make a ministerial dec
laration tomorrow in the Chamber and
the Senate, this to be followed by
debate
The premier was expected to ask
for a vote of confidence only in the
Chamber. fearing that Senate vote
might be an upset.
Evening star., 1938-03-16
Vienna Ecstasy COOls.


VIENNA, March Is (P.-Nazis Of
the German Province of Austria called
a halt today to four days of patriotic
ecstasy and began to look for the
profits promised under the regime of
Fuehrer Hitler.
Many firms, in expectation of bet
ter times under the accomplished
union with Nazi Germany, granted
double or half pay increases for one
month. Others offered to buy Nazi
party uniforms for their employees.
Stores that had been closed since
Saturday reopened.
The National Bank announced i'm
mediate payment of funds owed to
Austrians by Germans. These funds
(See AUSTRIA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1938-03-16
SENATORS FAVOR
BROADER TAX BASE
Strong Sentiment Is Seen
in Finance Group to Cut
Exemptions.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Seeking to derise tar bill that
iciil stimulate business recopery.
Senate Finance Committee has
adopted speed as its major consid-
Grafton in acting on measure passed
By House last Friday House
changed entire corporate and cap
ital gains tar structure, boosted
hdrd-iiquor levy by Is cents GAL
Ion, but omitted previously recom-
mended ne,C Surtar on closely held
corporations.
Evening star., 1938-03-16

(See NUMBERS, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1938-03-16

(See HEALTH, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1938-03-16
WEATHER.

70. s. Weather Bureau Forecastb
Rain tonight. probably clearing tomor-
row morning; somewhat warmer tonight;
temperature about A degrees. Tempera-
lures today-Highest, 49, at 3 PM;
lowest, 81, at am.
Evening star., 1938-03-16

(See SPAIN, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1938-03-16
Chamberlain Gets
Strong Plea
of France.
MEDITERRANEAN
INTERESTS CITED
Cabinet Summoned by
Premier to Study
Border Moves.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Spanish insurgents hare been
driving in recent ,reeks to,Ddrd
Mediterranean seacoast OF Loyalist
Spain in effort to cut communica-
tions OF Barcelona and Valencia.
Progress has been rapid, particular
~ since recapture OF Teruel stra-
tegic Southern Aragon capital. Ad-
d'tional German and Italian troops
are declared to hare ARMED to
fight NTH Gen. Franco.
Evening star., 1938-03-16

GROUND
Group Health Association, Inc,
formed originally BY the Home
ODnerS' Loan Corp. to furnish
medical care to its employees, rou
includes UorkerS from 26 Gouern-
ment agencies, NTH a total OF about
5000 persons to be treated at home
and at the G. H. A. clinic. 1928 !
street. G. H. A. has been severely
attacked, stoutly defended, in long
controversy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
DETROIT FOLK
COME TO CITY
JOIN SCHNEIDER PARTY
MEMBERS WHO ARE EN-
JoYrNc STAY HERE

Mrs. E. Simons and daughter,
Miss Irna Simons, are new addi-
tons to the party of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Schneider, who are still
having q delightful time In Key
West, and don't know when they
viii leave.
Mrs. Simons and daughter are
from Detroit, and came at the
solicitations OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Schneider to spend a while in this
city, and have already fallen In
love with Key West, and join
with the Schreibers in declaring
they don't know when they viii
leave.
Another member of the group
is Ed Schacher. Of Rockaway
Beach, n. Y. who recently arTiv-
ed and is already acquainted,
having known Postmaster Sam
Harris when he was at the Beach
conducting a newspaper before
returning to Key West some years
ago.
L. Sloan. who has become a
confirmed fisherman since arriv-
ing as member of the group of
Detroiters. yesterday caught a
monster ray. one of the species of
which there were several on dis
play at the aquarium last year.
Mr.. Sloan tried the ordinary
methods of fishermen to master
his catch. but it proved too much
of fighter. and deciding that the
only way in which he could be
subdued was with a rifle, and
peace reigned in the boat when
Mr. Schneider fired two sheta
from his rifle into the body OF the
fish. II IS estimated that the
body OF the fish weighed at least
400 pounds. and the tail measured
seven feet, said Mr.. Sloan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
'MTIitarized' Chess
Grows As German Fad

BERLIN. Feb. "a new mill
tarized- kind If chess Is becom-
ing popular IN Germany.
Il is called tactics" and its
svowed purpose is -to develop a
purely military way Of thinking
The game is played between
red and blue forces on
beard Of III squares instead Of
the traditional s.. and the pieces
symbolic the various arms in
fanfry. cavalry. artillery and air
force. The king On both sides IS
an eagle. 20 checkmate which is
the aim OF opposing players
Pieces can be moved along d.
agonals indicating strategic lines
such as highways and railroads
complicated BY barred areas
representing lakes or seas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
ZlZl[ZNLA
SPONGE SALE
HELD TO-DAY
BUT FEW OFFERINGS DIS.
PLAYED At NUM-
cTPAL DOCK


Mid-week sponge sales he'd
this' morning 81 ne hfsnir,pzl
Dock. did not hold many oprnr-
tunities for buyers. as there uere
but few offerings displayed.
The complete hist q sales nuzn-
bered but nine offerings q wei
and three offerings q yellow and
no offerings Of other grades were
on the dock.
Highest bid was made fnr is
punches Of wool wshirh ww
S877.99 and TIE next Vas fnr g.
punches which hruzgf1t SIS. re
only other large lof containeE -
punches and brought Sos Al
offerings Of wool tusailed ~
punches and brought tl.l4sE7
There we're also = bunches ct
yellow. which were offered "a
three lots. the largest prics pad
being for 80 buncheS pxhrh wzs
Sl3-13. A LOT Of 20 bznrhes sd
for $3.50. and - bunches sold Ser
sl035.
Only one refusal wza1 xecur1ed
and this wsz for q baneheE -
wool for which 81 xns refnsed.
Total sales amounted 70 ST.
1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
DETROIT MAN
PLANNING To
LOCATE HERE
SOUGHT INFORMATION FROM
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:
BECAME INTERESTED AT
ONCE

Some time ago the Chamber of
Commerce received an inquiry
as to what the business POSSIBLE
ties might be in Key West The
inquiry was duly answered and
the inquirer informed that this
was one question to be decided in
person. and that a visit was adviS-
able If any such move was Sc
riously contemplated.
The party came down and as
sured Secretary S. c. Singleton
that the reason he had come was
because the Key West Chamber of
Commerce was the only one he
had written to that had not prom
ised him the earth, and his curios-
ity was aroused by that fact. He
returned to his home to make ar
rangements to join Key West in
its march to the front.
Quite frequently nothing is ever
heard of these parties again, they
sound promising. and that ends
it But not in this case. James
Monroe Leishman today handed
to Secretary Singleton this clip
ping from the Detroit News:
&C. T. Bielman, former general
manager of the White Star Navi
CATION Company. which operated
a fleet of passenger steamers.
headed by the Tashmoo,: between
Detroit, st. Clair Flats. Port HUI
ron and Toledo. for the past Is
years. has left Detroit to live in
Key West, where he viii develop
several real estate projects.
The persons who met MIR. Biel-
man when he was here several
weeks ago are satisfied they viii
soon have Mr.. Bielman among
US, this time TO stay, and are pre-
pairing to welcome new and en-
terprising addition to the com
munity life Of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
Dr.. 7. c. BIaisdeI, Author,
Editor, Professor, In City


Six tarpon adorn the fish
racks Of the Casa Marina to-
day. the two largest weighing
IS and 20 pounds.
Going out AZ dusk yesfer-
day and trolling the moon
light until four .. m. IN King
Conner party launch. Little
King were thu successful
party. composed Of Witter J.
Peabody. John J Hicks Kerr.
Kent c. Darling. and Robert
Newton.
Guide Gomez has been bid
ing his time waiting for q
good moonlight night and de-
cided that last night was
ideal. With the party he pro-
ceeded TO = few choice chan
nsls he knows and trolled un-
der the bright moonlight. us
ing The well known strip Of
mullst Is bait. The tarpou
were rising wei. Il Is said.
and with the ideal location.
the six tarpon were soon
hooked and brought to gaff.
Il was a beautiful night and
the Moonlight on the wafer in
the channels frclled was very
pretty. the party reports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
ZNNNZZlA
ORANGE JUBILEE
OPENS In COCOA
INDIAN RIVER CELEBRATION
WILL CLOSE ON SAT
uRDAY. FEB. IL

COCOA. Feb. Q FNsg-The
fourth annual Indian River
Orange Jubilee opened today
with gala throng filling the
streets Of Cocoa. The celebration
win close Saturday. February Il.
The Jubilee was begun four
years ago to glorify the Indian
River Orange, known wherever
citrus fruit is sold and the produc-
ton of which constitutes The lead
ing industry of this section.
Outstanding events of the four
day program win be the Pageant
and Convention ceremonies at
two performances tonight. The
Motor Boat Regatta. staged at the
Indian River Yacht Club at Rock
ledge on Thursday. promises to be
one Of the biggest and best ever
held. The Baby Parade and mon
ster Carnival Parade win attract
thousands on Friday. and the
celebration win close with a Dog
Show and an Orange Packing
Contest on Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
Service Club Opposes Amendment
Made Changing Liquor Ordinance


AIbsrf w. Johnston. whe
Is here for 1hs wiu3ur Abo1r6
his large yacht Nic1Ts. has
discovered . remedy fer SEA
sickness which reaounzz e
ths credit Of The citixsa-
Mr. Johnston has bean q
little troubled with ual q
mer In his Gull Str6am trni-
linz. Il l. said. and has xcizs6
several wishes Thai fhs hn-
man body could BE furnished
with somsthing which w1ul6
present the nffLiE1ion.
while chatting win . lila
colored chap Ground TIA
docks. Mr.. Johnxton was
srzvelY told By ths dzrkT
that II he wpuld plsrs = rupv
Of The Key West ciiizsn ovsz
thai parf Ct hiz Anzkomy
known ~ the abdonsn- nuxf
60 the xkin. 4 wonld r<svenz
sea sickness
Always On the lookszf f1r
sdvics. DIR. Johnzton iazt
week decided fo frY uuf fhs
idea. AccordinslT he sszured
q copy Of The cifizsn ard De-
posted 4 Is per inztrueziunz.
The funny rzrt of al zhis -
that Il worked The cztizsn
Is much srztihs6 a. knsw
that among its ether attri-
butss Il has q mediciual
value. and that DIT. Jchnzacn.
through the coopsr1fi1n e
The Citizen. suffers krum SEA
sickness nc ncrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
YACHT CLUB IS
GIVEN PUBLICITY
MAGAZINE CARRIES ARTICLE.
RELATIVE TO LOCAL
ORGANIZATION

Already. in fact. even before.
the Cayo Hueso Yacht Club has
elected an officer. the news is GO
ing out to the nation, through the
medium of the press, and thai
major organ of the yachting fra
ternity. Motor Boating.
Under the caption. Yacht Club
to be Organized at Key West"
the February number Of the mag.
azine has this to say:
More than 80 enthusiastic
yachtsmen turned out recently TO
attend a meeting held in Key
West. Florida. for the purpose Of
discussing plans for the formation
of a yacht club. Unanimous ap.
prevail of the project was express
ed and the work of several COM
mittees viii be continued with .
view 10 bringing about its organi-
zation as soon as possible.
When organized, the club viii
be known as the Cayo Hueso
Yacht Club and one Of its major
detectives win be the developing
of Key West youngsters into ex-
pert amateur sailors. The sub
marine base wilI afford q fine
harbor for yachts and wharfags
viii be available without charge.
Members Of the chamber are
agreed that publicity such as this
is Of great advantage. and are
satisfied that with this kind Of
notice. Key West takes . long
stride forward into The notice Of
a most desirable class Of visitors
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
BOY SCOUTS TO
TAKE CHARGE OF
CITY'S AFFAIRS
YOUTHS WILL ASSUME con-
TRoL TOMORROW. WHICH
HAS BEEN DESIGNATED As
CIVIC DAY

Tomorrow viii be Civic Day
for Boy Scouts in every section Of
the United States, and members
of Troops 5 and 50 have their
plans all in readiness for sssum-
ing charge Of city affairs tenor
row.
Complete list Of officers are:
Mayor. Ray Demeritt-
Chief Of Police. Bob Pittman.
Captain of Police. Ray Perez.
Fire Chief. Aren't Siursen.
Police Judge. Billy Russell
City Clerk. Sebastian Cabrera.
City Treasurer. Eugene Berko-
witt.
Jailer. Joe Austin Pierce.
Members Of the city council
Robert Smith, LysIe MCGOWAN,
Carl Cruz, Emil Roberts, Buddy
Miller. Anthony AIbury and Billy
Porter.
Police force: Charles Caring.
Edward Stickney. Jack Carey.
Russell Hymsn. Donald Lowe.
George Lowe. Arthur Lujan. Ern-
est Avila. Bobby Sawyer.
The fire department wiz be
composed of the following: Ches-
ter Harris, Ed. Strunk, Albert Pc
terson, Donovan Herrick. Charles
Park. Miguel Base. Bill White
head. Dick Eoyes, Anthony Base.
Paul Herrick, walter Robinson,
John ]. Romero. Charles Perez.
At the meeting held this week
the scouts met for the purpose OF
their activities during
the week. which has been in the
mind of every member since the
date approached for the assump-
ton of their duties for the one
day. s.
Before the activities were
planned. the regular procedure Of
the session was gone into. scrip
ture reading. recital Of the Lords
Prayer. pledge of allegiance.
scout oath, reading Of the laws.
followed BY an announcement
that money making for troops
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
ARRIVE IN CITY
FOR BRIEF STAY
MR AND MRs. FAKT ARRIVED
YESTERDAY FRoss
HAVANA

An0ng The guests 81 kzy Ne1
at MS kirae ere CountT AfnorzeF
julian Pant. e DIVA crufy. zzd
Mrs Pant wkzo have coze - kET
west Ger : brief stzy. afaer . -
iiKhtful xizit ia Havana
Mr. and Mrk FMn& arrives E
the city fazi wcek. and 4fzer .
brief star. took panEe e. -
Sfeznship Cuba frE Esvsna. 80
returned yesterday aflernan
They 4FN now prEpmEno -
spend . zhors f1rne b Ms 1zl 90
"a citm4te. wAhcA - fn1nd So
Kev Wess durfnw tfse wmagr So
n1n. and lzfx n tse 500 80
leave fcw fheir huze m SaehEm-
VIE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
TIN CAN TOURIST
CONVENTION OPENS

SARASOTA. Feb . RNSl.-A
horde Of more than 1000 trailer
ties. the modern nomsds Of the
road. parked rolling homes in the
Municipal Tourist Park here 90
attend the eighteenth annual Tn
Can Tourist Convention which
opened here this week.
More than is10o trsilerx q al
sizes and descriptions filed the
f5o-scre park They represent IS
states. three Canadian provinces
and tsro foreign countries
Ire convenfion VIII Last four
teen Days ard viii he presided
over by Royal CHEF G. c. Nc
Knight Of Ccidwnter. Mich-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-09
COAST GUARD
PLANE ARRIVES

Coast Guard plane arrived over
Key West this morning. came
down in front of the naval sta
ton. and shortly afterward en-
tered the yacht basin and moored
at the landing formerly used by
the Key West and Miami Air
ways.
Passengers on the plane were
Enoch Erickson. white. and Sam
uel Wilson. eolored. patients. ar
irving for disqualification at the
Marine hospital They were sent
from the receiving station in Mi
ami.