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Let’s Educate Ourselves
Velda M. Falk
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, Fall school terms have begun all over
the world and children, and young, adults will
be busy for may months preparing themselves
for the future. It is also where they will*
began learning from others.
I have often wondered if we parents
really try to understand the teachers —
instead of do the teachers understand our
children?
From our homes comes the training which
should teach the children to give the teache
rs the respect they deserve. The professic
which they have chosen must be out of love
fro deucation and young people in general.
It is not a job with short hours and big
pay. It takes much time out of the class
room as well as in. Hechers have had to
learn to be as patient as a mother and as
understanding as a father. Each child is
an individual and must be taught differently
Teachers are not only teaching the 3 R’s
but also manners, fairness, honesty, and
respect for others’ property, and above all,
respect for older people. It is heart
breaking to hear a child talk back to a
grownup and more so to a teacher.
At times we may think the teachers
harsh or feel that they do not understand
This is where we are wrong. I believe most
of them are qualified to help us understand
our own children, ^ould it be that we
son’t understand our teachers? If a child
is sent home with a scolding or a bad con
duct report, what is your attitude as a
parents Do you know that most teachers st
rive to be fair and do it for the child(s
good? If you disagree, talk to the teachers
Don’t run them down in front of the children
Don’t always agree with the children^ as mos
of us parents know, they are not always righ
if you show respect, they will show respect.
So back yp your teachers! They ask no
more than a chance to teach in all fairness
and with the cooperation of the parents.
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GOVERNOR'S OF VICE InTE-.S REM/\SE
Governor William A. Egan today asked the j
U.S. Department of State to take immediate
action to halt Soviet traveling for King crab j
off Kodiak Island*
In a,telegram to Secretary of state Dean i
-Rusk, the Governor said observation of the
nRussion fishing activity indicates they are
trawling on the bottom for king Crab.
Files of .crab, he said, have been sighted;
on the decks of trawlers and in the cod ends
of nets being brought in.
Bovernor Egan called for Federal intervene
tion in view of U.S. claims that the King
crab qualify as creatures of the continental
shelf and in the light of earlier discussions
held with the U.S.S.R. as to these claims.
He told Secretary Rusk that the Russian
activity could be confirmed by the Coast
Guard which not only witnessed but photo
gra|ihed the Soviet fleet at work •
Russiam trawl fleets, the Governor said,
have been operating for the past week in
historic United States King Crabgbounds
off the South end of Kodiak Island, in the
vicinity of Low Cape to Cape Ikolik.
Asserting that their activites ” Evidence j
a gross disregard for our fisherman's pot
gear,’5 he told Secretary Rusk that consider
able quantites of gear have been lost through
daylight trawling by the Russian vessels in
a eas of great concentrations of crab pots
.clearly marked with buoys •
He said this ’’disregard for our stationary
igear and interference is driving U. S. fish
ermen out of an historic fishing area and
is contrary to any under standing of law of
the sea regarding mobile and stationary gear
ane vessels, ”
AcS, News Uonft /-iuyvr,
here is an item of* interest- Lost anyone
seeing a larhe bull moose with a lar^e
rack, notify MSgt Kemmer at TA-2 3358,
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The station, having an authorized powerof
5,000 watts and an assigned frequency of
790 kilocycles, will be located at the Missio
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instruction will begin immediately,
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Thought for the day.
Happiness makes up in heigth for what it
lacks in length.
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