HlOhER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY
FOR NATIVES
The Alaska Fative Service is reconnecting
that Fative young men and women take ad
vantage of the opportunities for higher
education in order to fill well paid oc
cupations in their own services,. Turses,
stenographers, dentists, teachers, account
ants and many other professional and high
ly skilled workers are needed.
The applicants should he 1/4 or nore Fative
#blood, and between the ages of 14 and 21.
In some instances applicants who are well
qualified and are over 21 will be consid
ered. A plicants who are high school grad
uates car. apply at once for college loans'.
Students who have not graduated from high
school should see the nearest ATS teacher'
or write to the General Superintendent re
questing admission to the AFS boarding
school at "bite 1 bunt a in on lit. Ldgecumbe^
Alaska.' A lications for admission to lit.
Tdgecumbo vocational school near Sitka are
accepted from.any part.of the Territory.
Students who have finished high school and
wish a loan are expected to attend a col- 1
lege or university of recognized standing.
Tr.e loan is available to then only as’long
as their work meets a satisfactory stand
ard. They are expected to start repayment:
on their loans approximately six months
after completing their-course of training.
Loans which are not repaid in due time,
however, become collectable through the
Department of Justice, if necessary.
To date loans have been granted to 77 Fa
tive young men and women. Of these 14
Graduated from college, 11 are business
college graduates and 7 are attending schoolj
or colleges at present. T’-.e others have
either cor/mlcted their training or have dis
continued and are paying their loans.
VOTE FCI<
0OHRID m^c DOnfiLLJ
"THE FATHER OF THE ALASKA
HlGHWAT ’’
FOR
territorial hi oh way engineer
The nan who dU‘r,'iT''T half a life-tine on his
om hind legs has blazed the trails of the
Torth.
The nan who under his om steam-since
1929 has studdied on the ground, napped
and fought for, in the nolitical field
-The TOK CUTOFF, THE G1EUT KIGWAY, THE
FORTE!'ILE ROAD, TIE HAD’ES ROAD, THE
ALASKA HIGirAY (totalling 2,000 miles)
UHTIL THEY ’.'ERE STILT.
HE ADVOCATES EE COHSTHUCTIOU 07 EE
COASTAL ROUTE TO EE STATES EEC” 'TLL
SERVE SOW HASIERE ALASHA.
OFFICIALLY, HE LOCATED I cKUTEY EARK . ;
ROADS, TE STE3SE HIC-WA'I, TEE FT'AL
AWDRAGS-PALEIR CCIEZCTIOU £: OT'ERS.
line Donald evasions a sys-ten of roads con
necting all cities, farm area' and min
ing cams. GIVE HIE YOUR VOTE
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