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"Rumors are* flyin*..." right out the
doorl
The U.S.Jail at Dillingham.--c6"mplote
with Marshal—will function as usual this
winter except "flam" Langford will carry
the hand-cuffs.
Marshal Thornes A. Langford (Srm) v/as
transferred here fror the Anchorage Police
Department where he worked the nest yeer
as Deputy. Mr. Langford- comes to Dilling
haiiL without a smile but determined to
do his utmost on behalf of law and order,
he is retired after thirty years service
in the Navy and has recently spent three
years as Deputy in the Sheriffs Department
in San Diego County, California. "Sam"
got acquainted with Alaska during the days
that he was Captain on one of the b.S.Army
Transportation Corp.*s seagoing ships.
Marshal Langford says that any culprit
receiving a sentence of more than SO days
■will tv* sent to serve timr> in Anchorage;
lesser sentences will he served here and
all fines will be handled locally.
Marshal Burle Parret of Naknek will al
so continue his duties there this winter.
Sx-Marshal Wtt.?idrip is awaiting trans
portation to take him, his belongings and
his son, Perry, to Kodiak their new home.
Classroom 1 seams* almost burst as 212
children in the Dillingham area pushed
'their way into the school of their choice
during the first week of school which end
ed September 11th0
The Dillingham Public School enrolled
1795 tho Jesuits1 School of the HoM Ro
sary had accepted 19 j and the Seventh
Day Adventists* School had 14 signed up.
Each school reports more children are ex
pected® •
The Dillingham Public School register
has been lengthened by 22 new pupils*
The division per grade is as followsi
First, 16; Second, 21; Third, 24; Fourth,
10; Fifth, 26; Sixth, 12} Seventh, 16;
and Eighth, 9j making an Elementary Sohoo
capacity of 144. The High School is
grouped thusly: 18 Freshmen, 5 Sophomore*
b ounions, and 7 Seniors; making a tcta3
of S5 stuaents.
Superintendent Malach presided over tT
faculty meetings during the first week c:
school which were planned for pace-sette;
In outlining scholastic and extra curric’
lar activities for the ensuing year, plu
teaching objectives and school policy.
The faculty of eight introduced them
selves with a brief personal resume of*
qualifications and background. It was
OPEN*
WEDNESDAY EVENING
and
SATURDAY EVENING
for
DANCING
FRIDAY at 8:00 P.M*
i&c'i for
PINOGHLE