The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1954, Page 5

NAVY SEC’Y ANDERSON MAY SUCCEED KYES IN DEFENSE JOB _By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON #—The name of Becretary of the Navy Robert An. derson rode high today in specula- ¢ion on the administration’s choice of a successor for Rogér B. Kyes in the Defense Department's No, 2. ole White House and Pentagon gnnounced over the weekend Kyes will leave the deputy secretaryship where he has served with Secre- tary of Defense Wilson since the outset of the Eisenhower admin- istration, s Kyes, interviewed at his home pear Detroit, emphasized that his resignation “‘has absolutely nothing to do” with the recent clash be- ¢ween Secretary of the Army Rob- ert T. Stevens and Sen. McCarthy @ecision on a new deputy secre- ¢ary already was made and that announcement of his identity could be expected shortly, perhaps by tomorrow. Kyes and his former General Motors Corp. colleague, Wilson, doth said the deputy secretary took the job with the understanding he would remain for only a year. The assumption here is that Kyes will return to some official position with GM. However, he said he ‘was not sure he would return to the automobile business. While Anderson’s name was mentioned prominently in guesses today, it actually was only one of several names of men, both in and out of government, considered pos- sibilities. Those who talked of Anderson, Menday, March 8, 1954 THE Jane And Bob. Plan Movies SANTA ANA, Calif. —A plucky young McKeesport, Pa., airline hostess who was credited with saving 26 passengers from a flam- ing airliner last September, was on her way to the East Coast today on her honeymoon, : Miss Patricia Grivna, 22, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Grivna of McKeesport, was wed Saturday night in a formal cere- mony to Raymond M: Cheseldine| Jr., of nearby Fullerton. She aided in saving 26 persons, including three babies, from a Northwest Airlines plane which ‘erashlanded at McChord Air Force Base a short time after taking off! from Seattle, READ THE CITIZEN DAILY Now On Display 1954 NEW GENERAL MOBILE HOME Also i STREAMLITE, LUXOR, & VAN DALE, SMOKER RAWLINGS TRAILER SALES at JOE'S AUTO SALES Next to P.O., Marathon, Fla, ALL FINANCING AT 6% ares wotets In MIAMI a Texas businessman and rancher, figured jt this way: Wilson reportedly wanted to turn) to the service secretariat in pick- ing a man for the second most important job in the huge mili- tary establishment, rather than disturb his “team” arrangement of assistant defense secretaries. In seniority and precedence, the Army secretary normally would Tate first. But while the White) ‘House and Pentagon have backed Stevens in the stormy row with McCarthy, they may feel they could not promote him to the dep- juty defense secretary post with- out risking repercussions. Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott has been praised highly by Wilson for his reorgan- ization of procurement programs and business administration—but on at least one occasion a com- ment attributed to him produced diplomatic ripples abroad, Talbott last Nov. 2 was quoted as saying, while on a European tour, the proposed U.S. air bases in Spain eventually would have |supplies of atomic weapons if Spain agreed. Next day he denied making the statement and Secretary of State Dulles said there were no such plans. Anderson, on the other hand, is described as having the same management sagacity as the other |two service secretaries—but has jsucceeded in steering clear of jembarrassments like those suf- fered by Stevens and Talbott, The possibility that an outsider KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 (Turkish Officials Release Freighter ISTANBUL, Turkey (9 — The American freighter Volunteer |State, held three days by Turkish ‘authorities investigating a hit-run collision at sea, has been allowed to continue her voyage to Genoa. | Maritime officials said the 7,10-' ton vessel was in the area where] struck last Tuesday by a large ship which did not stop. The Yayla sank and four Turkish seamen drowned. The crew of the Volunteer State denied knowledge of any crackup. Her mate, William Gilmore Clary, 33, of Baltimore, Md., re- mained in Instanbul. He was the ship’s watch officer at the approx- imate time the Yayla was sunk and the Turks said his help was needed to complete the inquiry. The U. 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