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Welfare Department
Announced Revised
Agent's Handbook
Henry A. Harmon, director of
the Department of Public Wel
fare, reports that revised hand
books of instruction on public
assistance policy and procedure
are being mailed to the District
Offices and to part-time and fee
agents of the department. This
is the first complete revision of
the handbook since it was first
issued in 1949.
The Department of Public Wel
fare has only six district offices
in the territory. In order to ex
tend services to areas beyond
those served directly by the so
cial workers in the districe of
fices, the agent system has been
established. Agents of the depart
ment are persons in the various
towns and villages who, on a part
time or fee basis, accept the ap
pointments to represent the de
partment in their own communi
ties. The six district representa
tives have the responsibility for
the selection and supervision of
these agents, and at this time
there are nine part-time and 175
fee agents in this service.
The Nome District, with the
district office in Nome, includes
all of the Second Judicial Divi
sion—extending from Pt. Barrow
to Nunivak Island. Mrs. Clara
Salisbury is district representa
tive. Miss Mary Elizabeth Jolley
will arrive August 1 to assume the
duties of district worker. There
is one part-time agent, Frank
Ryan of Unalakleet, and 51 fee
agents.
Bulganin To Visit
Nehru In India
During Winter
MOSCOW, UP)—Soviet Premier
Bulganin pledged Tuesday he will
do everything possible to lower
international tension and con
solidate confidence among nations
at the forthcoming Big Four con
ference.
Prime Minister Nehru yesterday
announced he had invited Soviet
Premier Nikolai Bulganin to visit
India and Bulganin has accepted.
The Indian leader said no date
has been set for the visit, but
that it is usual for foreigners to
visit India in the winter. The
implication was that Bulganin
would not make the trip this
summer.
Nehru made the announcement
in the Spiridonovka Palace im
mediately after talking with Bul
ganin in the Kremlin.
He went from the news con
ference to talk at a mass rally
in the Dynamo Stadium, where
more than 100,000 Soviet citizens
heard the first public address
made in Moscow by a non-Com
munist statesman since the 1917
revolution.
Nehru declined to reveal the
specific topics of his talks with
Bulganin today or of the talks he
held with Bulganin and Molotov
two weeks ago.
“As between India and the So
viet Union,” he said, “there are
no specific problems to discuss
but many of common interest in
cluding peace, disarmament and
Indochina.”
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| La Fleming Insists
Nude Bathing
Scenes Are Okay
HOLLYWOOD, UP — Rhopda
Fleming says a swimming scene
she played in an Italian - made
movie was in “good taste,” even
if she wasn’t wearing anything.
“I slipped out of my nude bath
ing suit because it had been dyed
darker than my skin and would
have contrasted too much,” Miss
Fleming said.
The red-haired actress wouldn't
take back her statements about
the nude scene, even after the
director, Carlo Lodovico Bragag
lia, declared that “there was no
such Scene in the screenplay, nor
was one ever filmed.”
She originally described the
nude scene in an interview with
Associated Press reporter James
Bacon in Hollywood. She said the
scene was taken for the “Courte
son of Babylon” in which she
stars.
Her remarks brought the out
cry, “absolutely false” from Bra
gaglia, and made headlines in the
Italian press. After Bragaglia
| denied that there was such a
| scene Miss Fleming countered.
“Mr. Bragaglia is a fine direc
tor, one whose judgment I respect
very much. He filmed the scene
in good taste.”
She said that the “cameras
were way back on the shore” and
it was “all very proper.”
There was a banquet scene of
an orgy in the film which Miss
Fleming said was played just that
way—as an orgy.
“The camera moved in on each
couple and it was one scene after
another of obscene lovemaking.
All the girls were bare from the
waist up,” Miss Fleming said. “I
was shocked and told the pro
ducers I wouldn’t have a part of
such goings on . . .
t “Finally they told me that the
| footage would be burned. That
cooled me.”
The repy in Rome was
“Phooey.”
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From Fairbanks: Mrs. Lloyd
Sundstrom, Mrs. A. Poison, R. C.
Johnson, Mary Jo Swanberg,
Diane Swanberg.
From Kotzebue: Mr. and Mrs.
G.B. MacMillan, Edith MacMillan,
Olive Baker, R. A. Edwards,
Emma Provol, Ken Friske, Mr.
and Mrs. G.B. Helmick, Louella
Schwab, L. Wood, W. Cory, Allen
Smith, George Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Forbes.
To Fairbanks: Anne Walsh, R.
J. Wingfield, FT). Coon, Mr. and
Mrs. I. Forbes.
From Deering: L. Intungoruk.
To Deering: Chris Jones.
To Kotzebue: Theo Copland,
Frank Henry, Olive Baker.
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