h the
.d wind
are the chiXd
ad -who are miss-*
,iiae« Miring this
o^uool attendance, ra
mai/ix^o over bOfip necessitates classes
being met as teachers movo their groups
progressively on towards the year*s scho
lastic achievement This hardship of b^
ing absent and min •"'.In.r'bXs instruct
ion is beautifully .she.,-. in thsee words
by John M# Vining# Dillingham Territorial
teacher*
"The learning process is like build
ing a house# There must be a foundation
before a floor# walla bhefore windows#
and roof before shingles# A child who
consistently misses school will event
ually find his educational *hou3e* falL*
ing about his ears because he missed one
of the essential *supports*• It all sums
up to this: a three-legged dog never
rnn.kes a leader."
The gripes, grievances, business loae,
inconvenience and added transportation
expenses have their rightful spot where
a closed road is involved; but, don*t
spend your energy and influence running
down the local road boss—write Juneau#
Fight this thing constructively* Request
more road equipment, better road equip-*
ment and a larger allotment so more men
c’an be hired when double-shifts are
needed#
Full a few strings on your own—and
NOT around in0 neckt
CORRESPONDENCE
The following letter was written to
Albert Ball and Ruth Jones, Republican
Committeeman and Committeewoman:
Dear Friends:
Thank you ver^ much for your letter
of Jan. 11# I am very e,laa to have your
comments ana suggestions with regard to
oonditions at Bristol Bay#
The economic future of Southwestern
Alaska has been of great‘concern to me
^rer sinee I took office last April# The
deletion of the fisheries, the great iri
er^ase iiithe use of freezer Ships and
the ^lmosa complete dependence of the
Aroa Vpon the fisheries are all factors
Jn thi,e problem,
I anft taking your letter to Washington
t*ith me and will find it helpful in dis
cussing tthe problem with th9 Sec# of the
Interior t^nd his assistants#
I will fte pleasedto hear from you at
any tima regarding the problems of your
area or any Other matteri you believe
should come to' my attention#
Signed* B.Frank Heintzleman
Governor
“ ~ »pfloR guyT"
Frftm King Salmon ponies the startling
news that our own "Nei^bz" is being mar
ried today, Feb. 121 We' are *ven told t>
l^ok skyward a s she and "HE”' may be ovt
i>i^.lingham way for the c©r'emoriy^
k*e were Uust Kiauiiit, aboC^t the title
of this paragraph—-her s a luci^y %uy end
we hope he can top hejrtz with ?# en
thusiasm, end just all round gX>d:*e?s.
Be he.ppy, you two-^whether w*e £■"t to
see you ^jnmeliately o?r not. The 'lit ' '-l
dr;
^nothing must be wrong with tbe
stove, PAt Ain*t burnt my finse^® on >
oroicia pain ylt and tha T,h0a^'’G«‘,
-c ok o, aemio k • PPPPP- A ^ AJUk’S
Tho durn thing air.*t
jr.'s? i f.lrin*,..
We (rUaranteo*
r: o v 'z .
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