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Gina Lollabrigida
And Husband Will
Move to Canada
HOLLYWOOD, OF)—Gina Lqlla
brigida and her husband are mov
ing to Canada.
The Italian actress and Dr.
Milko Skofic say they want to
settle in Toronto so their 2-year
old son won’t be “a man without
a country.”
Yugoslavia - born Skofic was
turned down in 1954 when he
tried to get Italian citizenship.
“When our son, Milko Jr., was
born in 1957, I discovered in try
ing to get him a passport that he
was also considered to be a man
without a country,” Skofic said.
“Then I realized that something
had to be done—it is too much
of a handicap for a person to be
stateless.”
The couple picked Toronto be
cause the doctor’s brother, Peter
Skofic, lives there. He sponsored
their application for immigration
visas.
The actress said she will con
tinue her career but that “my
home will be wherever my hus
band and son are.”
BLIND BETS
LOS ANGELES, OF) — Blind
bookie Frank Spagnolo, 38, who
kept track of telephone bets in
Braille, was fined $100 yesterday
for violation of federal wagering
tax laws.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Nome Public School
41h 6-Week Period
1st Grade—Mrs. Nerland: John
Adsuna, Mike Goeth, Bruce Mer
rifield, Donny Olson, James Tow
ner, Joey Towner, Leona Oxereok,
Lorna Oxereok, Harriet Seetom
ona, Christy Jones.
—Mrs. Coons: Felix Ayac, Jo
seph Ayac, Raymond Hay, Glenn
Karmun, Kenneth Miller, John
Walsh, Patricia Gillis, Mary Her
man, Elsie Karmun, Minnie Tuck
er.
—Mrs. Gilbert: David Oksok
taruk, Randy Hoogendorn, Billy
Iyatunguk, John Kost, Wayne To
buk, Reggie Tungwenuk, Carrie
Greene, Betty Olanna.
2nd Grade—Mrs. Gillis: Daniel
Bachelder, Steve Chunn, Nancy
Conklin, Caron Coons, Cheryl
Dimmitt, Kathryn Fondell, Ralph
Foster, Carol Mae Iokienna, Les
ter Keller, Michael Kelliher, Har
riet Lee, Margaret Oquillok,
Caroline Reader, Douglas Scott,
Roderick Tungwenuk, Debbie Ull
rich, Mary Jane Wall, Billy Mc
Kay, Sidney Jones.
—Mrs. Perkins: Freddie Ama
rok, Frankie Amarok, Johnny
Green, Robert Kokuluk, Edward
Miller, Eugene Olanna, Peter
Otton, Michael Payenna, Irene
Analook, Barbara Grotha, Bessie
Herman, Florence Kungesuk.
3rd Grade—Mrs. Walsh: Allen
Conklin, Melvin Otton, Allan
Scott, Gardenia Ruiz, Helen Wey
anna.
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Four Masked Men
Tie and Torture
Houston Negro
HOUSTON, Tex., W! — Four
masked white youths hung a
Negro man from a tree toy his
heels Monday night and scratched
two series of KKKs into his chest
and stomach after beating him
with chains, the Negro told police.
Felton Turner, 27, said he freed
himself from ropes around his
ankles and wrists, staggered to a
nightwatchman’s shack and tele
phoned police.
The six Ks ranged from 1V4
inches to 3 inches in length and
went from Turner’s chest to his
stomach, doctors said.
Police said Turner told them
he was walking near his home in
a Negro residential area at 10:15
p.m. when two masked white
youths leaped from a car and
grabbed him. They carried guns
and forced him into the back seat
of a sedan.
Two other masked white youths
were in the front seat, Turner
told officers.
Turner said he struggled to free
himself bu the youths gagged him
and beat him to the floor with
chains.
They took him to a wooded
area where he was tied and hung
from the tree toy his heels, he
said. There they beat him with
chains and rope, cut off his jacket
and shirt and scratched the Ks
on his stomach and chest with a
knife.
As the white youths were leav
ing one of them old Turner that
if he tried to escape one of them
would kill him, the Negro said.
Turner worked the ropes off his
feet and hands and make his way
to a nearby nightwatchman’s
shack.
Police said Turner’s wounds
could not have been self-inflicted.
Fisheries Commission
Invites Lawmakers to Its
Hearings for First Time
JUNEAU, UP) — Fisheries com
mittees of the Alaska Legislature
were invited to attend sessions
here yesterday of the American
section of the International North
Pacific Fisheries Commission.
It was the first time the law
makers had ever been asked to
sit in on the normally closed
meetings. Milton Brooding, sec
tion chairman, invited the legisla
tors to a luncheon and the after
noon session.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
Verna Mickelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
BYRON G. REED, W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meet! Firit and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Aab Craft
President
Herb Jenks
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
WERNER BOHRER, President
VESTA SUNDSTROM, Seely.
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