MAT NEXT?
A non-part isan* represent at It# group of*
residents met in the Dillingham TerritorieJ
School on Sept, 6 upon request of Supt*
Jernes H av/kins to discuss the current
status of relief needs in this area as
aske d for by Territorial officials*
This group instigated three telegrams
■which were sent to the Governor of Alaska
end to Waino H endrickson* Sec, of Alaska*
and other interested parties.
The telegrams we re planned to find
out- 1st, whether or not the Beaver Seasons .
can be opened here this spring?} 2nd*. UT
it is possible for the Alaska Hoad Com
mission to continue work on the Aleknagik
Bead (or the K-D Road)?j and 3rd* can all
or some of the 860 case s of relief fish
put up last season be sold, and the money
tins received be us6d xo ouy such items
of needed winter clothing as shoe pace*
etc o ?
The answers were received minus the
usual long delay—but all the answers wer*
disappointing*
10 A representative of the government
will visit Dillingham and surrounding
area to decide upon factors concerning that
feasibility of opening the beaver season}
2, There is no available money for
continuance of the ABC road wer kj and
3* The ”relief salmon” cannot be sold
but will be release d later for distri- .
bution as food*
And so, round one* is oveiv-with littla
accomplished*
Have you any constructive ideas?
NEW SCHOOL BOOST ALASKA TOTAL
This falls addition of five schools
to the territorial system has brought
the total number of sdhools up to 1S3
whioh are operated or administered by
the Territorial Department of Education*
according ta a recent announcement made
by Commissioner of Education Don £4 Dafoe# *
Teaching staffs here have increased*
too# There are now two teachers at the
H oly Rosary School and ten teachers at
the DT School# (This is an addition of
one teacher over last year, for both#)
NO MORE TOOTHACHE SI
Ever since Dr# Morton, ANS Dentist,
arrived in town September 12, he has been
looking "flown somebody* s neck" l or intts
somebody* s mouth#
A schedule of pre-arranfced appointment 7
was prepared by the Health Nurse for the
school ohildren who have been going dwwr.
in groups of eight, each morning and tha
afternoon have been devoted to other a p
pointments#
Pine cooperation has been given by the
local oar owners which makes possible
the taking of these children to Kanakan.'vk
and back# Without this help many child '*:,
would—of necessity—be left out as far
as medical care is conoemed#
The doctor intends to remain here for
a three-week period#
Ilf I hadn1t~promised Miss’"MacDonald""
not to put her name in the paper, I*d
give her a pat on the beck for efficieryy
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YCXJ ASK FOR IT AND
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GET ITl
THAT IS THE WAY THINGS
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