The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 26, 1953, Page 3

Canadian Desi Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship Algonquin is arriving in the Key West area Tuesday, 30 June for a month of submarine training at Surface Anti-Submarine aN ment Detachment, Captain A. O. Momm, USN, ing Officer of that detachment announced thi Under the command of Commander P.F Royal Canadian Navy, the Algonquin is the J future Canadian-designed destroyer escort vessels present- ly under construction there. 1 National Defense Photo, Canada COMMANDER P.F.X. RUSSELL, ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY CDR Russell was born in Bristol, ingland Ne 916. His par- ° oa wate Beith pai by birth, Officer Goes Friday, June 26, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Outpost Officer-Advisor Page 3 ' Transferred To Norfolk) Lieutenant Commander James R. Foresman, Officer- isor for ‘‘The Key Outpost” since its inception as the f 1] Naval Base newspaper, leaves Monday to report to the Harbor Defense Unit, Norfolk, for duty. I g his tour of duty in Key West since he report- ed here in May 1951, LCDR Foresman has served as Har- bor Defense Officer, Assistant Base Operations Officer, aval Base Recreation Officer and Public Information Mos kan vee, wins Doing Creat B eriucateds a} Bases ask ANGEERG ine teingedl College) Pik { 5 rs College, Pittsburg.) ith » combined wieght of only 7 sived his Bachelor of | pounds 13 ounces were reported in ree in mathematics and | good condition here. 9 and his Master of ‘The tiny babies were born Wed- in statistics in 1941. necday, a month earlier than ex- he entered naval service | pected, to Mrs. Elizabeth Autera, as an instructor in navigation at | 22, wife of an aircraft worker. One the U.S. Naval Reserve Midship- | child weighed 3 pounds 13 ounces, I in Chicago. From/|the other 4 pounds even, The » served as Senior | mother also is doing fine. Officer in the Port} ee cree Offic Okinawa and| Subseribe to The Citizen sebo, Japan. At the ter- of that assignment he was | d to inactive duty. until his recall to ac- 950, LCDR Foresman WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF al Manager for Spenc- “ 2 er Chemical Company, Pittsburg, Children’s |Kan, and later worked as Produc- | jtion Supervisor for Lykes Bros., | T Y |e Tampa, Fla. He is married and is the father |of four children, Elizabeth, 10, COME TO THE | Jimmy, 8, Robby, 6, and Timothy, Bee ’\| TROPICAL . TRADER royer Arrives Tuesday { Honey is good to use for sweeten- |ing summer fruits. If necessary, | | warm the honey slightly so it will Pour easily. Forms designed to save time, priced to save you The right forms can streamline your oper- ations. Why not get suggestions and pric- es? Both make sense! DIAL 2.5661 THE Ariman Press Across From City Hall s* A New LOAN PLAN with a New FINANCE COMPANY FOR THE PEOPLE OF KEY WEST Money at Once! $25 to $300 Without Red Tape, On Your Car, Furniture or Signature! 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He qualified 8 an ti-Submarine Specialist in 1940, and ¢ompleted the R. N. Tactical Course in 1948. During the war, CDR Rus- sell employed ashore for three years in an anti - submarine capac- ity, first in command of HMC Anti- Submarine School, and then as Anti -Submarine Officer on the staff of the Commander in Chief, Canadian West Atlantic. His war- time sea appointments include Executive Officer of HMCS Mar- garee (DD) and HMCS St. Francis (DD) and Commanding Officer of HMCS Skeena (DD). During 1945, he served as Senior Training Of- ficer, at the Canadian Naval Oper- | ational Training Base, Bermuda, In 1946-1947 he was attached to} the Directorate of Naval Plans at| Naval Headquarters, Ottawa, and | from 1947 to 1948 was First Lieu-| tenant of HMCS Warrior (CVL). | From 1948-1950, CDR Russell was | Commanding Officer, HMC Torpe- | do Anti - Submarine School at Hal- | Max, and Torpedo Anti - Submarine | ‘Officer on the staff of Flag Officer Atlantic Coast. | CDR Russell was twice mention-| ed in dispatches for actions during | pe period of the Normandy land- From Sept 1950 to Sept 1952, he | ‘was attached to the Canadian Nav-| al Staff in Washington, D. C., as Staff Officer (TAS) and for NATO | Planning. In this latter capacity he | was one of two permanent Cana-| dian representatives on the NATO) North Atlantic Ocean Regional | Planning Group, the predecessor to | SACLANT. | Dogs Are Costly WASHINGTON i®—A dog takes & pretty big bite out of the Army's pocketbook. The average cost of a dog—used + fot patrol duty with sentries and guards—is about $200, a witness told a House appropriations sub. committee in testimony released Thursday. But the Army shouldn't kick at the pricé for a mule or horse. A m also averages $200, and a borse $205. Ask Bond Reinstatement CLEARWATER w— Attorneys are trying to have bond reinstated for Mrs. Juanita Finn, who $8,000 in bonds on three brea! end entering charges was forfe ed Tuesday while she was in a Dospital undergoing major sur- OScutt Judge John UV. Bird or- @ered the bonds forfeited and Mrs. Finn rearrested when she appear for her scheduled trial Later tt was learned the Tamps woman ts tn @ St. Petersburg hos pital and was opersted on T To Bahamas _ Serving on the staff of the Fleet Sonar School for nearly three year: LT R. H, Anderson was tra mental Facility Eleuthera, Ba! as, British West Indies for ¢ During his stay here, LT And son was Officer-in-Charge of Son- armen Instruction and the recreation council Moral Standards Board, In addition tc this, Mr. Anderson was instrument: al in organizing the Sonar 10 band and building it up to w Is today. J * He enlisted in the Navy in 1932 as an apprentice seaman and s ed an all types of ships dur naval career. He was comm ed an Ensign on 16 Aug 1942. He holds such medals jas American Defense, American ea, Asiatic Pacific (9 st War II victory and Occupation. Holy Name Hol ds Shrimp Festival A Shrimp Festiva sponsored by the I Altar Societies of tion and Boca Ct at the Beach Pat commencing 1900 on 4 Members and th dially invited tc The affair will SHRIMPS YOL other refreshment ved on jed. Fleet Sonar Sct has been scheduled 1 music for the occasion Tickets may be obtained members of the Holy Name Altar Societies or Office, Bldg. 178. Dona per person would be ¢ preciated to help defray When Mount K erupted in 1912 all out over a wide grass, fish, birds. Phere were no the area, DUNKING GIVEN TO NEW CHIEF “Brand new™ Aviation & All Weather Training U ditional dunking af Doing the heners a Mergen and Willis ‘Receives Medal) ferred recently to the Navy Experi-| ‘Korean Veteran { At an impressive ceremony | ard the submarine tender USS Bushnell in Boston recently, Ed- ard G. Rattan, gunnersmate third class, USN, was awarded the Korean Service Medal (with one- ), Captain P. W. Garnett, Com- z Officer of the Bushnell medal by authority of of Naval Personnel for rformed aboard the des- , Bradford, while oper- {tan is the son of Mr. and rs. D. E. Rattan, Matador, Tex- He attended Matador High | , entered the Navy in June j 195 nd received his indoctrina- | \ aining at the U. 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