The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 6, 1954, Page 7

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States. Although this giant anee i the mainland could be on its and see that everyone “gets the | Ménday, December 6, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page ¢ ecient —tneesainci: PE nas a PETESE ate er Navy, Air Forc- Officers SE FE OM ose abalone: sabe any sneak punch. ligence will give at least a tron is geared to handle the post dis- rel- The Navy' “and Marines have warning if and when the cold war | aster situation. It ‘al3o is the or- j x sMac’ tous atively few jet fighters in “Hawaii. hot. If it doesn’t, what tesson i it Possibility Of Attack 2Ain meet: Chae er sie , : y ac tional Guard jet squadron in am) Dec. 7 chaos of 13 years ago? The ie pecs wave warning system. 925 emergency.’ Pearl Harbor is home .$ THE a wea TO SOLVE port for“some warships, and trans- vo CHRISTMAS voxev up in ™ Brass Says Tt | lent: warships, including camels, words: unit 5 H oh spent or how elaborate a defense | awa, Formosa, the Philippines and|Pass through here frequently. All i, thi ew Bro THE Youn HOM . They Can’t is devised, military men will not|Southeast Asia. would be available in an emer-|Defense Command. —_. 20% OFF PROBLEM ; guarantee absolute success i i i gency. is an emergency organiza- 2 Say For Sure ping a surprise assault, x os ic i — gear, sub-|" What about air replacements? | tion made up of components from ON ALL PAINTS Save by Paying Cash—See “MAC” marines, patrol ships and planes| An Air Force officer frankly ad-| existing Army, Navy and AirForce | Monroe Specialty Co. MAL. By WILLIAM J. WAUGH ae ‘olny ae in ia ing a see ety for any war-| mits it would take at least 72 hours | units and the civil defense organ- 1930 FLAGLER AVE. 5. at leg in e moves th i n = UV: PEARL, HARBOR, Dec: 7'W—|are,, as one a diced por it “ab- wa e United | before the first replacement plane | ization. Its job is to defend Hawaii rs DUVAL STREET TELEPHONE 2-8555 This the 13th anniversary of| solutely zero.” But, military plan- ae the "Sapanes attack on Pearl Har-|ners say, @ "single plane or sub- arine using nuclear weapons mi ge succeed. no answer as the anni Importance of Pearl Harbor and observed by a simple wreath-lay-|Hickam Field—main targets of the _ing ceremony on the platform built| Japanese attack — remains the ’ % m5 on the rusting hulk of the battle-/same but military men say in war A S A (o) ship Arizona, tomb for 1,174 sail-| they would be secondary or third- E ? ‘ e) \e) ors trapped when it overturned rate targets. ° : 2 @) come Japan’s surprise attack in| In other words, the enemy would 9 : nd the element of surprise 941. + expe! tT denens ot bigh-cxabday Acs. te Pearl Harbor. It Navy and Air Force officers could inns ould con a (SPM be summed up as follows: i i 2 No matter how much ees ton eee meet is} rected at some ‘fase Pratial 3} area on the mainland. Does Hawaii have the manpower type an an attack? h-ranking Air Force of- beer ae “We have below minimum re- Armour’s = quirements. But the threat (to i | i Hawaii) is below standard.” Actually z i araree sag 9 bai ) {| fense is the —_ mass of water ( INTROLLED between the islands and a poten- se: enemy: and the screen of out- its extending from Alaska down a = a verte the Alectians, Japen, Okin- _Kri i-Pi Serving for 4 —— BEEF POT PIE . . . MONROE GLASS and MIRROR a BLUE PLATE PEANUT ee aan Lykes ne oot CHILI WITH BEANS . < 19° © \Y Butter == 33¢ Libby’s Crushed Mi LIBBY’S ROSEDALE Y. C. PINEAPPLE . . . . %: 29¢ o&(Q Deathes 2 =x AQe Morton’s --- New Convenience : CAMPBELLS ine 2 ee ae Tomato Soup 2 = 29¢ : =, MEATS: FLYKES, TENDER, SUGAR CURED » Ce Cd Ice sai fiver «: «29c\OLEO Thompson. » Enterprises, Inc. LIBBY’S ASSORTED, STRAINED 7 PureLard2=-45<¢BABY FOOD 6 4% 7: VEGETABLES | PET MILK e e CY With- Clean, Pure ae = — Downy Flake NO. T FLORIDA TOICE kA 33 dae 29. | pany, Al WAFFLES . 2 ~ 2% |Qranges 2~19c |__‘ bs Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service | Libby's McINTOSH ges HAMPDENS DRY or LAGER Fordhook ° : a LIMAS . . 2 x 3%|Apples 5+ 39c | BEER sccm 98¢ Libby’s FRESH ppies Brussell SPROUTS . 2 2x 43¢|“Onions2=15¢ | DREFT uns 19¢ ‘NEW CROP FANCY re Libby’s . GRAPE JUICE 2 «= ox 93 Walnuts 1 Lb. Ph 3 3 Ge Large Giant Size 3% ——_. F AU ST O’ S FOOD PALACE FULL CARGO. INSURANCE | Prices Good sea Monday, Tet and. Wednesda ; December ages MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts, TELEPHONE 2.7061 .

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