The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 19, 1953, Page 1

-~ Seu t = : g 5 i U.S.A, IN THE THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER ED Warfare To See Group Put Into Action High-Ranking Officers Gather ing US. By The Dramatic Review +) Evaluation Unit Is The Navy's First ~~» (Newly Commissioned M CO And Newest Mascot ™ vi E- os tomhe Drive Nears Near $5 Thousand Today Large Gifts = drive less than a week old, it Bits aie me ii brit nei uf sty 4 a USN, today Leahy, HT F # eat itt a is ul el is Sit A 2 ihn; | The new detachment was com- By DENIS SNEIGR “Post the watch.” E a i Will , : - aj High ranking Navy officers gathered in the area behind the building that will house the Navy's newest With those words, Cdr. H. G concluded the brief commissioning ceremonies that saw the nation’s first and only Mine Warfare Evaluation De- it. Flags whipped in the breeze, the Fleet Sonar School tachment put into operation. a submarine lined the deck as the ceremonies began Guest Speaker -7 Beauties United States made a mistake in Un “the , S. Senate leader, and US. Secre- japan two-hour dramatic review of = policy first startled, then There was anne Praise from Japanese who sell SHE K : i By RUSSELL BRINES TOKYO #—U 5S. Vice President Richard Nixon, in « bold bid for “If Japan falls, oll of Asia falls “Likewise, f Ama falls, J falls too.” a is a key ba defense of Asia Of Policy Is Pleasing To Japs | The vice president and his party toe obviously pleased some 709 top leave Friday 8 rearmed Japan, said today = leaders. ; vl igh pit Anu aH il we ii # val if He i I a8 Ha Hey dleipae ei iF ii i ig ia i Aut iy t ea ae lem tn biel iti i ~ PANE Fa i. it Hl cea Ht nll : ii) tis iE H sf iii 54a i iat 3 is i ul es it it cl Hi Hate HL | fi a 2 it the i i Nixon's ite Tit 4H H Lei ne ult FH "a ny eee a peng Band played and the crews of three minesweepers and jose” when it ordered destruction jtary might. 2483 i Shela? Prostitution eit a ra at an ae: Halfway Mark "That figure amounts to ab pat t for the drive. Neblett sald an that the drive is Total civiliah ‘was announced today by hanes a ae a Sriaeaionie Hl HR HTH i E E a hadlielis ti ail M it at iid bi ma lide . 2f3g8 ta? lily ui pale 33 HH itn Hey: if al [ We are an organization which ges oF produces equipment. is not the case. OPDEVFOR —y better be named Fy “ ine ath er Fi two « f= % est Ni “s vert ny The admiral Zanzot and L. The admiral Boca Chica Field Nixon made these other points ™¢t by Rear USN, Commander U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Use Saufley and 2 The administration intends to Anv-Submarine commander of 1, The United States wants Ja. other officers Guilty then attend. ® two-day visit to Key ‘of installations. performance traditional Japanese Kabuki ne the drama “surprised that there is so very little anti-Americanism” special Other Points Nixon wound up his Japan visit on Okinawa on the way to Manila Rear Adm. Charles C by conferring agsia with Prime Minister Shiguru Yoshida and oth. teins of his staff toda: plosive diplomatic impasse over the Fleet Sonar fighsing rights and other postwar underway operations glimpse of the milti-billion dollar when “we bave deeds and not just a! American defense pan and Korea to settle an ex- in bis luncheon speech er Japanese leader questions i gh i il Bu Ha isn HH ih i Fh i! ant TH sae iy i il ih iif! ie tie sui auilh isi ull oat £3; = ie Ton - Hartley . be said, the adminis “work for revision of eh al jAitte as te .. immum wage lew. It — a eh ein, im the pa addition i Will strive to broaden the covera; maseus, which now » Cam- the federal m ‘i met en tration will AIF hi oberts. Ji MecCarrich James L. Valenzuela. Joseph §. er Richard © Gibson, Poul W Roberts and A D. Smith, Wu EP & Yates words as to what their intentions dock pplies to only one third 5 ti ff se it hd nie wl see t ne =f c & fe! The purpose obvicusly was to W B.t3 (Continued On Page Two) 1 ul i fi aly . ri qd i if: “tas yee aH ¢ rap, £534 pis g ag Ha aif] ilies Hd te