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Resolution Of
1 Igloo No 1 At
Nome, Passed
The following Resolution was
unanimously adopted by Igloo
No. 1, Pioneers of Alaska at their
meeting held December 9, 1936,
at Nome, Alaska.
' WHEREAS. The 1933 Legisla
ture adopted a uniform School
System for the Territory of Alas
ka and under said System creat
ed a Territorial Board of Educa
tion with certain stipulated pow
ers, and
WHEREAS: Said Board of Edu
cation at their first meeting in
1933, by regulation abolished the
Rural School Boards, and
WHEREAS: Said action has
proven todate unsatisfactory &
detrimental to the proper admin
istration of said schools. The
supervision at long distance and
the spasmodic visitations are not
adequate to supercede the close
scrutiny and direct supervision
of a local School Board elected
by the people of the community
following the long established
American custom of self Govern
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ment. So be it
RESOLVED, That we petition
the 13th Legislature to re-estab- j
lish the local School Boards and
again give the outlying Commun
ities the right to control their
local schools, and be it further
RESOLVED, That copies of this
Resolution be mailed to all Igloos j
and to the members of our Dele
gation in the 13th Legislature, to
our member of the Second Divi
sion in the Territorial Board of
Education, to our Delegates to
our Grand Igloo meeting to be
held at Ketchikan, January 7. 8,
and 9, 1937, and to all Towns in
the Second Division affected by
having lost their local School
Boards.
Signed. JOHN STARR,
| Secretary.
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Airplane Pilot
Crashed Way
Deliver Ship
(By The Associated Press)
DEERTAIL, Colo., Dec. 30, -
Charles J. LaGue, Colorado Na-j
tional Guard officer, crashed to
his death on a butte, eight mil
es south of here last night while
attempting to find his way in a
blinding night snowstorm.
He was flying a plane from
Ohio to a customer in Los An
geles and planned to stop at
Denver overnight.
Van Fier, a farmer saw the
plane’s light and then heard a
terrific crash shortly afterward
in the dark.
Crave Digger Job
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“Now show me that you’re my
pal.” Jersey rose and proffered
her right hoof, which Eddie took,
much the same as a pet dog will
shake hands.
Next Eddie said: “How old
are you, Jersey?” Very prompt
ly Jersey stamped her right foot
on the ground five times. “That’s
right, you tell the truth about
your age and that’s more than a
lot of girls do nowadays.”
Just then Mable came close to
Eddie and rubbed the side of her,
face along his neck. “How much
do you love me. Mable?” ques
tioned Eddie. And Mable went;
“Moo-o-o.”
"Taught her that when she was
a calf.” observed Mullins as he|
“shook hands” with her and start j
ed back to the cemetery.
"Before I fed her I would pull
her head up on my shoulder.Then
I’d give a few ‘moo-o-os’ and pret
ty soon she caught the idea. Now
she wants to do it all the time.”
Both cows give goodly quanti
ties of milk, he says.
Rooster Does Trick Too
Going through the yard Eddie
came upon “Paddy,” a husky
rooster. “How big are you, old
boy?” Paddy immediately spread
his wings and fluffed up his
feathers in a determined effort to
look as big as a turkey gobbler.
“I taught him that last winter
when he had his comb frozen dur
ing the extremely cold weather,”
observed Eddie. “Before feeding
him I would stretch out his wings
and talk to him about how big
he was. He soon got the idea.” i
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