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Sinatra Reported
Wooing Lady Beatty
LONDON, (jT) — Frank Sinatra
spent the past two days going
steady with beautiful American
born Lady Beatty, and London
newspapers suggested today a
wedding is coming up.
“Sinatra will wed Lqdy Beat
ty,” proclaimed the Dafly Mail.
It said the 36-year-old. beauty’s
friends indicated that “the only
questions to be answered were
when and where.”
Lady Beatty was divorced from
William O’Connor of California
in 1949. Earl Beatty, son of the
British Naval hero of World War
I, divorced her last June, charg
ing adultry with a man identified
only as George Henry Lane.
Sinatra is in town to attend a
movie premier next week. He has
beep escorting her Ladyship
around’ town until the early hours
of the morning.
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Seaman Awarded
$7,900 For
Alaska Mishaps
SEATTLE, UP — Fred Migga,
63, seaman, was awarded verdicts
totaling $7,900 for two shipboard
accidents in Alaska by a jury in
Superior Court here Friday.
The verdicts were against the
Alaska Steamship Co.
Migga was awarded $400 for a
fractured elbow he suffered July
19, 1955, aboard the Steamship
Palisan while it was anchored in
Bristol Bay.
He was given $7,500 for a left
leg fracture and other injuries
he suffered in an accident aboard
the Motorship Tatalina while at
anchor at Dillingham, June 9;
1957.
B. Gray Warner, attorney for
Migg, introduced evidence the
1955 accident resulted from a rot
ten rope’s breaking while Migga
was pulling a tarpaulin over a
lifeboat.
In the 1957 accident, Migga was
struck by a load being hoisted by
a winch.
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Disrobed Photog.
Required At
Maryland College
TOWSON, Md., (A — The fresh
man co-ed without her clothes on
stood behind a sheet, fixed ver
tically like a movie screen in the
gymnasium.
A light behind- her threw her
full-length image on the sheet.
The shutter clicked on a special
camera, recording her silhouette.
Nude photography?' No, just
part of a posture program at Tow
son State Teachers College re
quired of all freshmen girls.
“We would never think of mak
ing nude photographs,” said Tow
son President Earl T. Hawkins af
ter some parents had objected to
the program.
Dr. Hawkins conceded “The
danger of misunderstanding the
program.” But he made clear that:
The girls stand- disrobed for
only a moment.
A female gym. teacher takes
and develops the photos.
Developed prints are kept in a
locked file to which no one has
access except the teacher and the
department head, also a woman.
It’s impossible for an observer
to determine the identity of the
subject from the silhouette.
Although all girls must take
part, they can decide fbr them
selves whether to disrobe com
pletely. The teachers say only
without garments can a true sil
houette be obtained.
Dr. Hawkins said corrective ex
ercises are prescribed after the
posture prints are studied.
Why don’t boys participate too?
The staff isn’t large enough to
handle them, said Dr. Hawkins.
Air Foi-ce Will
Spend $3 Million
At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., (A —
The Air Force expects to spend a
record total of $305,886,000 oper
ating the missile test center dur
ing the fiscal year 1959.
Officials announced that about
US’ million dollars will he ex
pended in Brevard- County
central Florida;and about $31,600;
000 in other sections of: the state.
The Air,. Force will have spent
515. million dollars on payrolls
alone in Brevard County from
1950, when the Cape opened, to
the end of the fiscal year 1959.
which began July 1.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning-, President
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ALASKA CHAFTtR NO 1 .
Order of. Eastern Star
Mildred Harwood
Worthy Matron
Hnlon Dun bat
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
J. A. von der Heydt, WJt.
Norvin v*. Lewie, See.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each . Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jim Blanning
President
Bab Grant
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
ROSCOE WILKIE. President
MART DIEDE, Secretary.
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