The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 13, 1953, Page 12

Page 12 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, February 13, 1953 Icing conditions-are dangerous to airplanes; first, because ice form- ed from the air ona plane adds to | its weight and, second, because such ice deiorms the surfaces of the wings and reduces their effici- ency, DROP IN! and See THE NEW 1953 MODELS Westinghouse Refrigerators and Electric Ranges HERE NOW You Can Be SURE... Westi-ghouse RECORDS All the Latest HIT PARADE In Our Complete RECORD DEPARTMENT Lou's Radio Appliance LOUIS CARBONELL OWNER Phone 2-795) ST. KEY WEST If It’s Cdr. Gibson To Report To West Pacific Will Be Chief Staff Officer, Fleet Training Group, Japan Commander Edward I. Gibson, USN, is being detached from duty as Project Coordinator on the staff of Surface Anti-Sub- |marine Development Detachment at Key West with orders to re- port to Commander, Fleet Train- ing Group, West Pacific in Japan for duty as Chief Staff Officer. Cdr. Gibson is a graduate of the U.S. Nayal Academy, - class of 1939. He served as Command- ing Officer of the destroyers USS Lavallette DD448 and USS Mc- Cord DD534. In addition, he serv- |ed as Commanding officer of the USS Burdo APD 133, as opera- tions officer of the heavy cruiser USS Albany CA123 and was an instructor two years at the |NROTC Unit, Tulane University, New Orleans, La. During the; !war Cdr. Gibson participated in| North Atlantic convoy escort op-| erations and took part in major Pacific campaigns of 1944 and 1945. : Before entering Academy, he had one Naval Reserve service. After! graduation he served on the} heavy cruiser USS Tuscaloosa | CA37, the destroyers USS Badger DD126 and USS Dortch DD670. Cdr. Gibson is authorized to| wear the Bronze Star Medal, European-African-Middle Eastern Area Medal with one star, the} Asiatic-Pacific Area Medal with} nine stars, the Philippine Libera- tion Medal with two stars, the) Occupation Medal and World War} II Victory Medal. While’ ‘at the Academy, Cdr. Gibson was a fancy diver, and captain of the Academy swim-/} ming team, a member of the! dinghy sailing team as well as a} member of the crew of Vamarie| (USNA 75 foot schooner-racing | vessel). In Key West he has spev% | his leisure time spear fishiug | from his father’s yacht the Mary | King. Cdr. Gibson's parents, Mr. and} Mrs. Henry K. Gibson live at 3504} Durango Street, Coral Gables. He | the Naval year of | has a brother, Lt. W. C. Gibson, | serving on active duty in the} Navy. FRESH SEA Letter To CAA Sent To Citizen By Pvt. Pilot C. W. Shepherd private pilot who is not satisfied with conditions at Meacham Field on night flying and disciplining on buzz jobs over the Keys wrote the following let- ter to the CAA in Atlanta, William M. Robertson, Regional Adminis- trator, with a copy to The Citizen: Dear Mr. Robertson; Please find enclosed an article from The Key West Citizen, dated Wednesday, February 4, 1953. 1. would appreciate some information regarding this. To start with, the article states that the | Aeronautics Ad- ministration bars flying after sunset at Meacham Field. If you will kindly refer to the Airman’s Guide, Vol. 7, No. 22, dated Jan- vary 13, 1953, you will see that page 29 lists Meacham Field for night operations as temporary lighting on prior requests only, | have contacted the CAA INSAC at Boca Chica requesting to know if a NOTAM has been is- sued superseding this issue of the Airman’s Guide, and found none. | would like to know why the county commission and the port manager state that the * Civil Aeronautics Administration FOOD DAILY * * FREE DELIVERY SERVICE DIAL 2-2263 KEY WEST RETAIL SHRIMP CO. MARKET WHITEHEAD AND PETRONIA STS. eee THREE HOTTLS IN MIAMI “at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Heart of the City REASONABLE RATES WRITE or WIRE for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz Pershing Hotel 132 &. Flagler St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 100 Hotel 102 Rooms Elevator Solarium Miller Hotel 29 NE. 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Here are the 87 members of the band who went to Tampa chaper- oned by Miss Katherine Lowe, Mrs. Muse and Miss McCardle: Katherine Brady, Barbara Adams, Gale Curry, Lourdes Diaz, Dixie Forrestal, Jeannie Haffield, Mary Harris, Maxine Hatley, Alice Jenks, Bettie Jenks, Patsy John- son, Connie Kennedy, Dianne Knight, Addie Muse, Rose A. Reese, Jackie Schrader, Sylvia Smith, Shelia Sweeting, Mary Touchton, Dolores Villate, Norma I have been called at 2 in the morning to light the field for land- ings.” Further, Faraldo said, as to buzz jobs over the Keys, it is-a violation of CAA regulations to fly closer than 500 feet to objects or Persons. 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