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Konncth S*'Clonij Suporintendont of Schools
at Douglas> Alaska, has boon appointed
by the Territorial Board of Education to,
the Office of Education Supervisor in
Alaska, Hr* Doughs ’..-ill assume his duties
on-or about Juno 1, Hr, Ryan stated.
Hr, Cion and Dr, Dorothy Novatnoy rill bo
assigned spocific geographic nroas for
inspoction. • •
Mr, Cion holds an A.B, dogroo fron Ohio’s
Defiance College, and has been in Educa
tion activities for noro than fiftoon years
For several years Hr. Clcn served as an
adninistrator or a classroom tcachor in
the public schools of Ohio, Fron 1945 to
1947 he ras with the Alaska Native Service,
Since the beginning of the current school
yoar,*hc has boon Suporintcndont of the
Schools at Douglas,
He has done graduato rork in the field of
Education at Bo-ling Green University in
Ohio and at Harvard. -Daring 1947-1948 he
did both graduate study and part-tino
teaching-at- the University of North Caro
lina,
GRADUATE
SCHOOL
Stops ore being tnkon at the University
by' the Board of Regents to create a Graclu
a to School at the University of Alaska,
A Resolution has been passed resolving
that preliminary stops bo directed torard
the elementary functioning of the Graduate
School by September 1950 and torards full
scale operations by Sop.tcnbor 1951.
The Resolution states that T7HEREAS the
Univorsity of Alaska is geographically
located in on area strategically inportdnt
far the study of arctic natural science,
engineering, medicine, agriculture and the
basic sciences; the contributions made by
the University in this research have boon
rccognizod at home and abroad by garj.or
scientific agencies and higher education
institutions; and UHEREAS it is"to the
bonefit of the people of -“laska, the people
of the States and of the ^orld to pursue
studies in arctic natural sciences; Aid
UHCREAS Lho University of Alaska T,ould
benefit greatly through the creation of a
Graduate School BE TT RESOLVED that a con
nittco consisting of tho President Emeritus
President of the University, the University
Deans, Mr, Stuart Seaton, and others selec
ted by then prepare for submission at tho
no'xt meeting of the Board of Regents a
philosophy, a tentative curriculum, and
an outline of the organization for tho
creation of a Graduate School at tho Uni
versity of Alaska.
Tho size of a coopcratiyo nust represent
volume enough to guarantee_oc onomy. Tho
pjOV7cr that cones from volumo is the green
est insurance for survival'. Operating
off icioncy, merchandising efficiency and
distributing efficiency that comes from
volumo places an organization in a'com-'
potitivo position and lovora costs,
3adgor Cooperative, Sharano, T7is.