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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

Various odd-shaped large, low,
woven, wicker baskets were filled
with prolific brown and green foli-
age studded with colorful bright
hibiscus and with gaily wrapped
surprise gifts like an early Christ
mas. Pink coral vine trailed be-
tween the basket creating a beauti
full effect. The combined efforts
of Mrs. r. S. Wills, Mrs. r. M.
Strieter, Mrs. r. M. Carter, and
Mrs. N. H. White produced the de-
corating scheme.
Place cards were memorable on
a black background with a bright
yellow capricorn horn of plenty
signifying Thanksgiving is near.
Mrs. ]. H. Clare, Mrs. Robert
Cummings and Mrs. r. L. Nor
ris were in charge of the cards.
The menu, consisting of creamed
chicken in patty shells, fresh gar
den peas, potato chips, cottage
cheese and pineapple salad with
lime sherbet and coffee, was then
served.
Mrs. Eve Kaufman. Chairman
of Fort Taylor Officers Wives
Club then conducted the business
meeting. Mrs. c. H. Parmelee,
commanding officers wife of VX.
/, drew for the door prize which
was won by Mrs. ]. P. Harris Of
FAWTU. The door prize was q
homemade, freshly baked, heart.
shaped layer cake artistically de-
corated with white frosting and
clusters of pink rose buds and
green leaves down one side OF the
cake. Mrs. M. G. Lehman de-
serves credit for the masterpiece.
Chairman of the VX-1 group.
Mrs. Hubert Morrison drew for the
rattle ticket which was won by
Mrs. c. G. Barr. wife of the Skip
per of the u. S. s. Sarsfield.
Guests were encouraged to look
over the table display Of hand.
made gifts donated by the Vx.1
members. These gifts represented
lot of time and effort and credit
must be given to each donater.
The list of donors and gifts fol
lows:
Mrs. X. p. Rehnberg and Mrs.
w. G. Stearns, table cloth. napkin
set (handmadel: Mrs. r. NJ. Strie
ter, ceramic ashtrsy: Mrs. J. c
Kemp, cocktail napkins thand.
made): Mrs. G. r. Otis. xma.
cards and wrapping; Mrs. NJ. G
Lehman, range set (handmadel ;
Mrs. r. r. Lyons. ceramic bug;
Mrs. A. D. Dunstane, mahogany
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
COMING EVENTS

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
U. S. Marine Corps birthday
dance at YMCA-USO, 9 pm.
Harris School PTA, at school, 8
pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge Asso-
citation, Jaycee Club House,
Flagler Ave-, 7:45 pm.
Anchor Lodge No. 1872, Masonic,
Scottish Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Beta Sigma Phi at San Carlos
school, 8 pm.
Key West Art and Historical
Society, 8 pm.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, st.
PauRs Parish Hall, 7:30 pm.
Circle II, First Presbyterian
Church. 3 pm. Place to be an
nounced.
Poinciana School PTA, at
school, 8 pm.
Circle III, First Presbyterian
Church, with Mrs. r. z.
Evans, 1226 Flagler, 8 pm.
Gold Star Mothers, at WV
Home, Z pm.
Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCS
Of First Methodist Church,
church annex. 7;30 pm.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL
Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting,
$50 pm.
Youth Tor Christ Bible Study
Methodist Church, 729 Flem.
ing street, 7;30 pm.
r. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club. 7:45 pm.
Beginners Bridge Group. II.
Taylor Officers Club, s pm.
Key West Players, Barn Theatre,
pm.
Ladies Auxiliary, VIEW Post sell,
at VFW Home. 8 pm.
Order Of DeMolay Boys, at Scot
tish Rite Temple. 7:SO pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. II, at X. Of p. Hall on
Fleming ST., 9 pm.
Southsrnmost Pistol and Rife
Club, at Legion Home, Stock
Island, s pm.
xii coffee. AeroplamS. 10 an.
WSCS Of First Methodist Church,
at church. 7:30 nm.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL
NAVY Wives Bowling League,
Naval Station Alleys. I pm.
Meeting. Junior Ch. Commerce
at clubhouse. 3 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
o. meeting at Bldg. i7s lo:se
an.
Ladies Coll Tournament. K. "
Golf course. . am.
Handicraft Group, Naval Statioc
Library. md floor. 8 pm.
Junior Dehs, woman's Club audi.
toFium. T:3o pm.
American Legion. Arthur Saw.
yer Post No. q. at Post home,
Sp.m.
Scottish Rite Bodies. at Scottish
Rite Temple. pm.
xtephen r. Mallory ChapteT No.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
Key Vest High
VIII Observe
Education Week

Education Week is being observ-
ed at Key West High School with
special radio broadcast this
morning, a tea Tuesday afternoon,
and a faculty show for parents
only on Thursday evening.
This morning the program of
Key West Schools on the Air, at
$50, was devoted to the subject
of education.
Wednesday afternoon, at $3.50 in
the patio, the faculty will be hosts
at tea for school patrons, who
will be invited to the various rooms
to see exhibits of the work done
in the classes.
For Thursday evening, the facul.
ty members are preparing a show
to which only the parents will be
admitted (by ticket. On the pro.
gram Miss Elaine Eskew and Mr.
Peter Simpson will be featured as
soloists. There will be several
numbers by a faculty chorus, di.
rected by Mr.. Thomas Whitley and
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Mil.
ner. A skit (of purest melodrama),
a faculty take-off on student dane.
ing, and a student take-off on ia.
Guilty teas are expected to be hilar.
iouS.
ALI arrangements for the OBJ.
servance have been made by Mr.
Richard Ertzman, director of ra
dio and dramatics at the school
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

1862, 4:3O pm. Place to bt
announced. r.,
FAWTU OWC coffee, Aeropalms
10 am.
Fleet Training Group owe, Echo
asiS, 10 am.
Monroe General Hospital Auxil
iary, at hospital, 8 pm.
Writer'S Group, meeting will
Mrs. Arvid D. Rodint 22O-C
Poinciana, 8 pm.
Naval Station Officers Wives
luncheon, Raul's Restaurant
1890 pm.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49,
Ladies Auxiliary, Arthur Sawyer
American Legion Post No. 28
at Post home, s pm.
DR.. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64
Cuban Masonic Lodge, 9ls Eli
zabeth St., s pm.
Mothers Club of CMI and st
Joseph'S School, Convent Audi
torium, 7:30 pm.
Busy Bee Club, 8 pm.
Gray Ladies Corps, 10 am
Place to be announced.
Unit IS. Ladies Auxiliary. FRA
$50 pm. Place to be an
nounced.
Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran
Church, 8 pm.
Executive Board, High Schoo
PTA, at school, 8 pm.
Jayshees, meeting home Of Mrs
o. McKillip, 2429 Harris Ave.
SPIN.
CAP Cadets, Key West Higf
Auditorium, 7::30 pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League.
p. m, N. S. Also open bowling.
Rotary Club luncheon, i2:15, st
Paul's Parish Hall.
Key West Lions, meeting, $50
p. m.
CAP. Cadets, at Key West Higl
School. 1880 pm.
Elks Lodge. at club house, 8 pm
VFW Post No. s9lI, at Pos
Home, s pm.
Cirel> Two, First Methods
Church, 5 pm.
Key West Garden Club, at Won
ans Club, s pm.
Board meeting, at Woman
Club. 3 pm.
Life Underwriters Of K. W., A anS
B Lobster House. 1880 pm
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a.
Alcoholics Anonymous. First
Presbyterian Church Annex
pm.
Old fashioned Hymn sing anS
fellowship hour, Poinciana Bsp
tiSt Church. sponsored b
Youth for Christ. T:so pm.
Knights Of Pythias. Pythian Han
pm.
Fern Chapter. 40. q. oES. .
Scottish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is
Youth for Christ Rally, Fiemtni
street Methodist Church. =
Fleming street. 1850 pa
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
PLUMBERS PERISCOPE
PROVES PROVOKING

HOLLYWOOD R-It all started.
actress Christine Larson told the
police, when Herbert Kubowitz
came to her home to repair some
plumbing.
Then, she said yesterday. Kubo-
witz bought the house next door,
moved in and offered to fix her
porch, build her a garage and fix
her plumbing-al for free. He was
turned down.
Miss Larson, who has more than
an adequate figure, added that ne
then cut down all the shrubbery
and she, used to sit and look over
here all the time. When / put up
a trellis, he put up a spotlight
facing my place. / made the trelliS
higher and then he put up q
periscope."
The police informed her there Is
no anti-periscope ordinance here.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
BRITISH FAMILY
ENJOY VISIT HERE

Commander and Mrs. George r
CaIlingham of London hope thai
when their 1S-month ol0 child re-
turns to Britain some two year,
from now she viii have an Amer
can accent. Tne callingham's ar(
currently visiting Key West d
which, like the rest Of America
Mrs. Callingham Is having hei
first look. Her verdict is, ''fahu
lous'.
In contrast to the cold austeritD
Of England at this time, they say
that the friendliness and hospitals
ty of the American people and the
amount that they can buy In the
stores in this country have made
it so pleasant that they are goinf
to hate to leave.
Commanding Callingham Is al
tached to the NAT0 command ID
Norfolk, Virginia.
They are staying at the Blul
Marlin Motel.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
eBI @ I'll 8
SON FOR RAMIREZ.

Pvt. and Mrs. Armando Ramirez.
sos Bahama ST., announce the birth
of a baby boy born Friday, Nov.
Z at i0:SS q. m. at the Naval
Hospital. The new arrival weighed
Z lbs, Is and one quarter OF. The
child, q first for the Ramirez.
has been named for his father as
Armando, Jr. Mother and son are
doing nicely. Ramirez is stationed
at present In Seattle, Wash, await
ing orders.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
ADIOS PARTY HONORS
LCDR. L. III. REAGAN

Food and fun were featured at
the farewell party given by the
officers of xii and their wives
on Thursday.
The party, in honor of Lcdr. l..
H. Reagan, officer-in-charge Of the
xii detachment, Glynco, Ca,
was held at the SPB officers pool.
Cdr. H. c. Spicer, Jr., command
ing officer of xii, presented a
remembrance from the officers of
the squadron to Lcdr. Reagan, who
is being transferred.
A pot-luck supper and several
games rounded out an enjoyable
affair.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
BetrOthaL Told
OF Miss Hampton
To Donald NJ. Haas

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan L. Hampton
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Patricia Anne, to Donald NJ.
Haas. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Linsenback of Mechanicsburg, Pa.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the Key West High School
class of 1850, where she was a
member of the National Honor
Society. She is also a member of
the Order of Rainbow Girls. At
present, she is employed as a
clerk-typist in the accounting de-
partment at the Naval Air Station.
The groom-to-be is a junior at
Elizabeth Town College, Elizabeth,
Pa, with a major in business ad-
ministration.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
FRATERNITY PLEDGES
JORGE A. MORALES

Jorge A. Morales, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Morales, $40 Du.
val ST., has been pledged by the
lambda Chi Alpha fraternity al
the University of Miami, Coral
Gables, Fla, where he is in his
freshman year.
A 1851 graduate of Graham
Eckes high school, Morales was
vice-president of the Key West
club while there, and was active il
football. and swimming. He is
majoring in marketing at the Uni
versity.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
CORAL SHORES PTA
TO HEAR O'BRYANT

Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Of Monroe County, Horace
o'Bryant win be guest speaker at
the Coral Shores P. T. A. meeting
to be held Tuesday night at the
school at 8 o'clock.
$524.0O was cleared when the
P. T. A. held their carnival on
Halloween night at the school ac-
cording to Mrs. Sydney White
P. T. A. president.
Mrs. T. H. Hamblen is publicity
chairman.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

The club had the unexpected
pleasure of an impromptu talk by
Mr.. George Solomon who told of
his success in growing roses. OF
special interest to members, was
his information about the peace"
roses which many have been un-
able to grow here.
The business session was presid-
ed over by the president, Miss
Hilda Cunniff.
Two new committees were an
nounced: Membership, Mrs. Henry
Sands, and Decorations, Mrs. Cur
ry Moreno. Mrs. Sands introduced
new members Mrs. Oscar Car
sops, Mrs. Earl Julian, and Mrs.
j. M. Blow. Mrs. Moreno display
ed an attractive seasonal arrange
ment of crotons and golden dew
drops (duranta plumierii).
Mrs. Frances Hames, chairman
of the bird committee, gave a very
interesting report on the unusual
migration of birds through Key
West this year. One kundred-ten
species have been seen Of which
seven never been seen before here.
The date of the Flower Show was
announced by the chairman, Mrs,
Norberg Thompson, as February
%, March l and 2. All members
were urged to begin grooming
plants for the show.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

recordings of the memorable eve
ming made by 1t. Rohrer and
Mr.. fairfield will be presented
to the bride. 1t. Cmdr. Pead took
flash bulb pictures of the group.
Group singing brought the de-
lightful evening to a close.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
I'M APPEALS FOR IKE

NEW YORK IN - Former Dem.
ocratic National Chairman James
A. Farley has appealed 10 both
Republicans and Democrats 4
give PreSident.elect Dwight d.
Eisenhower "a chance to make
good"
Farley said over the week end hs
hoped "our men in the Senats
don't start off by needing him o.
being mean and petty"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
MET SEASON OPENS

NEW YORK B - The Metropoli
itan Opera Company opens It's 6sth
season tonight with the Verdi opera
LA Fora del Destino."
All tickets have been sold exs
cent 375 standing room places, and
some music lovers started linina
up for these tickets Saturday AFTER
noon. They so on sale today.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
Garden Club Hears Talks By Guest
Ind Member; Sets FIo,cer ShO,U Date

Mr.. B. Pittman guest speaker at the meeting Of tn
Key West Garden Club Thursday November g. the Woman3
Club Mr. Pmans Construction, Operation and Prod
of Compost Bins He explained the value of humus which
derived from compost the local soil condition After his nforma
i've talk Pttman questions
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
TO MEET TOMORROW

The regular monthly meeting
Of the Womsn's Auxiliary Of the
Monroe General Hospital will be
held Wednesday, Nov. II, at fhe
hospital. The time Is 8 p. m.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
OH, SHIRLEY MOTT

MEMPHIS. Tenn. u Shirley
Sisk has filed suit for divorce
against shirley Sisk.
Mrs. Sisk. who filed the suit yes.
terday. is the former Shirley
DiSmukes,
The SiSks have one child. a
daughter,
The ehilc's nams-Shirisy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
.VX-I Officers WiUes' Club Gives
Well attended Luncheon On Friday

The talented and cooperative of VX1 wives have
ped again. Over 1870 officers activities
ioyed the hospitality Friday Fort Taylor of the VX1
mings and Mrs W. H. Lockwood Guests seated promptly
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

On the island Of Marajo at the
mouth of the Amazon River, cow
boys often herd their cattle in
dug out canoes during the rainy
season.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
Engagement Party GiUen At PastOrate
For Miss Link And 1t. Gillian, USNR

Miss Dorothy Link and her parents the and Mrs
Harold H. Link group of friends Friday evening
Nov at an engagement party the forthcoming mar
rage of Miss Link to Otis Randolph Gillian USNR
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

Subscribe to The Citizen
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

The eennosatiea ef q ''hav"
runs sren the vulgar 10 the sub
lime. Today I'd like 10 talk 81
the hesvealY snss 81 shs clehs
Shore Store.
Have yeO seen the eoss 81 furf
These ere 81 vnborn peny In ell
sorts OF siEss and shapes. Eevsl.
" 81 home ~ "Nswth" Or IN
The Tropics. The enss 81 reptile
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

Notes from q clever gal: HE
always acted on the lure Of the
moment"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Ad!-i For President"
Group Meets Wednesday
Will Name
Delegates For
Miami Rally;
Map Campaign

The Democratic County
committee and the Steven
SON for President Key West
group will hold a joint meet
ing Wednesday night at the
Courthouse, Gerald Saun-
ders, Stevenson chairman
said today.
The group will meet in
the court room or commits
sion chambers depending on
the size of the crowd pres
ent, Saunders said.
A delegation of committee mem.
bers will be chosen to attend the
big Stevenson rally in Miami at
Has Saturday morning. The Pres
idential nominee viii be there in
person to address his Southern
Florida supporters.
Saunders himself will be one Of
the delegation. Other members will
decide Wednesday if they are GO
ing.
Representative Bill Lantaff viii
Introduce the Democrats nominee
at the Miami rally, Saunders said.
The meeting Wednesday night
win also map out a campaign for
county votes for Stevenson.
Even though registration closed
Saturday, Supervisor of Registra.
tion Sam Pinder had several calls
from potential voters who had fail
ed to get in before the deadline.
He had to tell them they had for.
feited their votes by not register.
ing before Saturday noon.
Today the Supervisors office was
busy mailing out "a absentee bal.
lots for the November 4 election.
More applications for ballots are
coming in every day. All absentee
ballots for servicemen overseas
have already been mailed out, fill.
ing the requirement that they be
sent As days before the general
election.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
City To Act On
Quit Claim Deed
For School Bd.

The City Commission will act on
resolution giving the Monroe
County Board Of Public Instruction
''quif claim" deed 10 the land
bordering Poinciana Elementary
School. The County had asked for
the land for use as q recreationsi
area for children attending that
school.
The land was decided last year 10
the Quarterback Club for use as .
football practice field. When these
plans did not mateTizli1e. the City
Commissioner agreed 10 give the
area to the County.
In other business. coming before
the commission tonight, an 0rdin-
ance which viii open Bahama 81.
TO 7-way traffic win come up for
second reading. The street vas des.
sEnated as q ore way several
weeks ago hat AFTER the move re-
suited IN confusion foF motorists.
II was decided 70 Fesetnd the
move.
The rommExaian vii also ars On
"a ordnance permitting the cor
sgrncts0n ~ soaid fences eighs seet
~ height IN sndnstriai seetiona os
LIE cry.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Man Accused AS
.PrOwler Today

An affidavit was signed today
against Don Warren Of the PCS I3.
81 after q homeowner on Carson
Lane accused him Of prowling In
his yard last night.
Police rushed 10 the home of r.
l., Stevens Of SIG Carson Lane after
man identified tentatively as
Warren escaped after being cor.
nered in the back yard at that ad.
dress.
Stevens said that his wife heard
noise outside and when he rush.
ed out on the porch. a man was az.
tempting TO climb a fence 20 es.
cape. When the intruder noticed
Stevens on the porch. he huddled
in the dark evidently in an eFfort
% escape detection.
Stevens then grabbed piece oI
Wood and helted the man over the
head The treSpaSSer then ran oui
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Blood Donors
Program Opens
At Hospital

The Armed Forces Blood Pro.
gram Is on. opening today and il is
well known fact that the Dade
County Mobile Blood Bank takes
care Of the entire south Florida.
Now lets ask just one question.
when did you give a pint Of blood
last7" No - don't answer that. Ill
bet If the truth were known you
never have. Let's stop and think a
moment. But first remember this.
Blood is one thing in life FOR which
there is no substitute. An average
war casualty requires nine pints Of
this ever precious life giving fluid.
The average donor contributes one
pint. therefore. II takes nsne donors
for one casualty. This Is just plain
and simple arithmetic, isn't it7
Have you picked UP any publica-
ton recently that gave the statis-
tics on Korean casualties9 suppose
every American felt the same way
you do? Guess we shouldn't use the
word ''felt" because you do feel
very strongly about II but just
never seem 10 get around 70 doing
anything about II.
One al the best examples Of
Americanism and loyalty took
place last Friday at the Key West
Naval Station. The q. 5. Marines
donated 100 per cent and Of that
100 per cent. IS per cent are 10.
rean veterans. That alone speaks
for itself.
sIs there still nme9"
You BET there's stiIl time for yoa.
Oct. s and - Monroe County
Hospital
Oct. 8 and . - Marine BaFrarka
Recreation Room
Oct. 10. IL. ard - - Sespiane
Base DigpensAry
Oes. II until completion cf drive.
Boea Chica Naval Air Stats0n.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Monroe County
Has l3 Highway
Deaths In 81

There were $50 highway deaths
ia Florida during the first nine
months Of the year, the Florida
Highway Patrol reported today.
The death toll from accidents on
the streets and highways of the
state for the nine months period
was Sc persons more than for the
same period last year.
There were sos deaths in the 10
counties with the highest single
fatality list. or more than half of
those which occurred all over the
state.
Dade County led with 50, while
Duval County was second with So,
and Palm Beach ran close third
with Sc.
Number Of fatalities in the re-
naming seven counties follow:
Hillsborough, al; Polk, So: vo-
lusia, Is; Orange, %: Broward and
Taylor, II each; and Monroe, Is.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Air Carrier
|USS Monterey
Departs Today

'Upon departure from Key West
the officers and men of the USS
Monterey desire TO express their
gratitude for a pleasant visit dur
ing which scheduled maintenance
projects were accomplished and
enjoyable liberty was attained.
The services rendered by the
Naval Station. Naval Air Station
and SubRonFour were prompt.
willing and complete and are
greatly appreciated. Best wishes
and happy landing 10 all Of YOU. s.
This message was sent 10 r..
Adm. Irving T. Duke. commander
U. 5. Naval Station. BY Captain z.
II. Eldredge. skipper of the Mon
teFey and its crew. upon their de-.
parture today.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Guidance Director Trained
In Psychology Seen As
Asset To County Schools
MISS NICOLA
WORKS WITH
PUPILS, TEACHERS
AND PARENTS
By SUSAN McAvoY

Chief among the forward strides
in mental health in Monroe county
this year is the first Guidance di-
rector in the school system, Miss
Eugenia Nicola.
From now on when a teacher
spots child who is deviating from
the normal happy childhood, she
can refer the youngster to someone
trained to analyze and interpret the
problem.
There maybe a physical emo.
tional or mental factor that
creates some difficulty for the
child" Miss Nicola told me today.
my job is to work individually
with that child, make interpreta-
tions and Suggestions to the school
staff and parents and refer the
teachers to the elementary super
visor, Mrs. Edith Roberts for addi-
tional help in techniques which may
be effective in bringing about a
better adjustment"
Emphasis in her program is on
prevention of future problems. This
is accomplished best by working
with young children, Miss Nicola
said.
AT Catholic Charities in Chicago
where served for six years, /
learned that it is far easier and
more effective to head off a
problem before it becomes rooted,
than to try TO get at it when the
damage is done"
Miss Nicola works with teachers
and parents for the better adjust
ment of any child. She will also
work with Juvenile Court Judge
Eva Warner Gibson, and with other
personnel in the child welfare and
family counselling field.
A major In psychology at Chica-
go's Loyola University, Miss Nico-
la obtained her MA in Guidance in
Education at Northwestern Univer-
sity, She maiored in psychology
and has since taken post-masters'
degree work In that field.
Her experience has included Am.
erican Red Cross service depart
naent. Chicago; Milwaukee Public
Schoa Welfare dS.pkflRsSk Her
most recent position was with the
Guidance department of the Catho-
lie charities in Chicago There she
served as senior psychologist, e.
valuated infant development,
educated parents and made inter-
pertations to parents.
"0ften a change of attitude on
the part of parents is of tremen-
dous value in helping the child, "
Miss Nicola said.
Already devoted to Key West and
It's tropical beauties, Miss Nicola
has taken to Key Westers, child and
adult, whom she has met.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-06
Navy Man Beaten
On Olivia Street

p. Fl. williams. attached to the
USS Chivo, was found early this
morning, lying on a bench on Oliv-
ia street badly beaten. He said that
he had been robbed Of SO,
Suffering from severe contusions
about the head, Williams said that
he had been drinking with a girl
in a Petronia street cafe and thai
when he left someone walking dowr
the street called to him by name
and when he turned around, be was
struck over the head and $40 wa'
taken from his pocket.
Officer Herman Conley, who IN
vestigated, said that the mar
could not identity his assailant.