The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 19, 1938, Page 1

Che Kry Wrst Citizen THE ry 1 NEWSPAPER EN THE U. | CZECHS CONSIDER GIVING -SUDETENS W.P.A. Workers Say Wage STORM MOVING IN "TT" RE er ea" nee ne i Cuts Unfair In Key West SAME DIRECTION ; NEWS FLASHES “vows wow MM s a Other Autonomous en No Industries Here; State Administrator Robert J. Dill y LONDON, Sept. 19.—Government ill Arrives Tomorrow, France ratified tremendous international deal witi { Assistant Today many for peace and apparently wer slovakia to pay the price—her Sudeten area Amid rising resentment throughout the cou Czechoslovakian cabinet met to study a plan ap; British and French cabinets providing 1 Sudeten German districts which v cent or more for Sudeten party in district ek May will be considered to have decided Germany Districts which voted 50 to 75 4 J tens will become autonomous areas within Czect 4. Populations will be exchanged t BERLIN, Germany liberty of German minorities which do not wish ¢ rule and similar arrangements be made Polisi Hungarian minorities Czechoslovakian new frontier teed and she will be made an independent like Belgium ermany nature on id the L Engl ‘ carefully crushed Host coro Pete Fee Sn bere? ea HONDON og and aessoee een 5 Penn es bares At Geneva, Czechoslovakia wa reported pen = ahs severe storm now might catch ie Czechs asked Russian support againet delivering her eels stand by for later ed the as in a pincers. é haeare nmin Hees icanelmaxnings pieey dable A radiating sy ritory to Germany. ble be issued roads and high i forests. The EO We Ba a from the Hurricane Near? Blue PARIS, France : on a sa ek 2 Skies In Key West! WON BY W. | W. | MENDELL DIES = UNLGADING OF 9 '4@@eee-e-<#. STATE OFFICERS BOWEN SPEEDER THIS MORNING = BARGE, BEGINS” “seine pisrrreuren ON VISIT HERE T MERCHANT Ss PRAHA START LUNCH TRUCK SMASHES ROOM PROJECT "=": «SMALLER AUTO LIGHTHOUSE BOATS LETTERING CLASS READY FOR STORM HAIR AND BYRD BEGINS TOMORROW VISITORS. HERE GARDNER T0 \ GOOD PAINT JOB ON YOUR HOME WILL BE APPRECIATED LATER. IT PAYS TO PROTECT THE HOUSE FROM BAD WEATHER. SOUTH FLORIDA, 598