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Wife (reading history): “John,
it says here that those Spanish
hidalgos used to think nothing of
going 1.000 miles on a galleon.”
Husband: “Aw, nuts, I never be
lieve half I hear about those
| foreign ears.”
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| What we see depends mainly
i on what we look for.
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Oscar Dahl, owner
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By Mildred Kirkpatrick
I have no doubt that if the
great J. Edgar Hoover could by
some miracle be appointed Chief
of Police in Seward, there would
be some who would oppose him.
There is and will be opposi
tion to young Dale Green’s ap
pointment to the position of po
lice chief by the City Council
this week. We now have three
young men, conscientious, de
termined and willing, as our po
lice force. Their chief fault may
quite possibly be an over zealous
attitude, if it is possible to be
over zealous in doing right.
Green’s youth and relative inex
perience seems to be the point
of contention, but lie is studying
and has the support of other
men in the Territory who are
trained and experienced in law
enforcement.
Instead of watching and wait
ing, of ‘'laying” for him, ready
to pounce at his first mistake;
instead of burdening him with
adverse criticism before he has|
a good start, if the older citizens
will adopt an attitude of encour
agement, Dale Green will make
us a good police chief.
Let’s help and not hinder. We
have always been quick to give
every man his chance, we should
not stop now.
DAVID BROWN LEAVES
FOR COLLEGE
David Brown, whose father
is a member of the staff at
Jesse Lee Home, where David
I has been living all summer,
i left town this week to resume
i his college work at the College
! of Puget Sound in Tacoma.
! The Browns lived in Anchor
I age before moving to Seward,
j David graduated from high
i school there and was bailiff of
| Third District Court.
VISIT SEWARD
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forsythe,
a popular young couple in Sew
ard in 1947, were visiting the
“Tiny" Trakowskis this week.
Grant had his own plane
when he lived here, but is now
flight engineer for Reeve Air
lines out of Anchorage. Lc lieM
the rank of captain in the Army
during the war. His wife,
Georgia, will be remembered as
a nurse at the Sanatorium.
Mr. Paul Doyle, former Sew
ard resident associated with the.
Bureau of Public Roads. was in
Seward on business this week.
Mr. Doyle returned to Juneau
Wednesday.
The Inlet Inn
in Homer
NEW AND MODERN
ACCOMMODATIONS
Carl F. Gulley, Owner
P.O. Box 8 Homer, Alaska
MORE ABOUT . . .
School Enrollment
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basketball, which he will coach
this year.
Mr. Ben F. Frampton, Fourth
and Fifth grades, is an Alaskan
who has taught in the Territory
for many years. He taught at
Moose Pass last year and is
quite well known here. Mr.
Frampton had his training at
the Eastern Washington College
of Education at Cheney.
Miss Nancy Friedrich, Home
Economics and girls’ P. E., is
a graduate of the University of
Washington and has taught one
year in Washington schools.
Miss Joanne Lind, English and
Library, is one of Seward’s own.
She attended high school here.
Her college training was taken
at the University of Alaska and
Custavus Adolphus College from
v/hich she graduated last Jan
uary.
Mrs.' Hilda Moore, Third
grade, has had a number of
years of experience in schools
in Oregon, Nevada and Califor
nia and comes to Seward from
Fresno, California. She had her
training at Marylhurst Normal, |
Portland Extension Center, Uni
versity of Nevada, and Fresno
State College.
Miss Joan Terry, First grade,
has taught in Cordova and Ko
diak so is not new to the Terri
tory. Before coming to Alaska
she taught in Kentucky, Tennes
see and Arizona. Her training
was received at Western State
Teachers College at Bowling
Green, Kentucky.
Mr. Hugo Tringali, Shop and
Science, comes to us from the
west, although he is a New
Yorker by choice and birth. He
received his training at Man
hattan College in New York
Citv and at the Arizona State
College at Flagstaff. Mr. Trin
gali spent two summers in Al-1
aska with the Road Commission.
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