aoe| Ohe Key West Citizen Ess ne che 00 9 VOLUME LVI. No. 273. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936. PERE FIVE CESTS “eal Dut 'SPAIN'S REVOLT |Ma: : ‘VARIOUS ISSUES | ; : Wi Vs = ree ay aReecWengy Major General Sunderland AIL CONFRONT Winter Visitors Making Ready seman, cecniprinh ih PERRIS ENT meme ‘Mrs Martha Wateen And H i raeks jor General Sunderlan: 3 OUT OF DANGER AREA! land, U.S. A,, arrived Saturday) ZO) oo) guest at a dinner party| TIVE MATTERS TO BE CON-. | . <, < ai - CAUSE OF ANXIETY FOR! *fternoon over the highway..forigives. by Major MacMulen and) siperey wilt BE MONE-| BUSY REPAIRING 9 2=**= Arwed Yes ' | To state pert, Inspects: Harbor Defenses -next concress To Start Trip Te Key West Naval Officer Marvels At! TWO ISSUES . Antics Of Trained Fish| ARE- CARRIED his family, and had the opportun-; o | 2 . j At Miramar Club On| LONG TIME —_ inepection of the harbentic- Je mecting a number of Key| TARY POLICIES terday. Others Headed H | defenses at Key West. He was} West folk. On the invitation list i FERRY BOATS “a Seuth Shore ONE WAS KEY WEST AMEND- -— Ate ee sacs p.| Were the following: { } This Way MENT; OTHER FOR OLD (By PRESTON GROVER) | | Major General J. E. Fechet, U.! gy PRESTON GROVER = (By Asseciated Press) = commanding officer S. A., retired, and Mrs. Fechet and! (Ry Associated Press; EVERY EFFORT 1S sSEING be ge i * wr sd - jor! eS ! AGE PENSIONS | WASHINGTON, Nov. 16— ‘mother. Madame Le Clere; Major! WASHINGTON, Nov. 16— erecywaeimany Amecicone eae guveltnasine |S ee ort General Fetehet was formerly chiet| oe | ape To mave Teavause) St ee Eg Sot much pleased with his visit to a jdepartment no end of headaches} Taylor. lof the United States Air Corps; | Crowded days are in prospect for) pucem READY Foe wc a-< pussmeye = ~emee for See Key West last Saturday and! (By Ansoctated Press) |by failing to get out of the dan-| The distinguished visitor was oo alder Toe Pa jor January. i wanter conces ove Sn. Sith S TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 16. | ger zrea when told. That. won’t P ERVIC= SOON | commander of a coast artillery! Snidow, U.S. A., retired, and s! t Stated that he was agreeably sur-| = {happen in Chinz in crse that na-j Convening of a new congress,! ———————— prised at the many matters of a —The State Canvassing |tion comes to blows with Japan. | brigade in Franee during the Mrs, Snidow; Commander Ken-|.. uration of a chief executive | meee ‘ i Board has certified results of | Chron‘cal.y upset conditions in| World War. Preceding his detail neth M. Cragg, U. S. N., Lieuten-} 7°42 | ae ee ee cf 425 Soc & Carte eet Phe terest which he saw during the! Sees China have taught foreign resi-| a5 chief of the Coast Artillery,’ ant Wm. Klaus, officer in charge and “‘must” legislation demanding a - . brief few hours he was in the| (bt November 3General Elec- | sents to be on their toes when|Major General Sunderland was\at the naval siation, and Mr! ,ompt attention are all on the; tht "otk of rebuilding the Fersice IN TRAVEL EXPECTED AC- RS are tu be reclassified; |imay evolve. | - | the other side, makes the situation |ruary 6 before making a choice.(

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