RYAN SERVES ON
ROIC BOARD; ASKS
FOR 2 NEW SCHOOLS
Dr. James tty an, commissioner of
education has returned home after
three weeks trip to the interior and
westward.
Dr. Ryan first went to Kodiak to
serve on the R. O. T. C. board, con
sisting of Ryan, Robert Atwood and
one naval officer at the Kodiak
base, for selection of a candidate
from Alaska for ROTC training.
Candidate selected, from about ten
applications, was James Raymond
Tucker of Ketchikan. Tucker will
have the opportunity of four years
of college training, under sponsor
ship i f the Navy, at the end of
which time he will receive a com
mission of Ensign.
From Kodiak, Dr. Ryan went to
Anchorage where he conferred with
military authorities on operations
o!r schools on military bases. Then
he 'Visited military personnel in
'Fairbanks on the same mission.
Most of the time he was gone,
however, was spent in the Koyukuk]
area where applications have been f
made by residents of that section
for schools.
Dr. Hyan said that for the whole
length of the Koyukuk, about 700
miles, there are no school facilities,
except one mission school. There are
about six villages in this section,
having from 15 to 30 children each
who have never been to school and
he said adults of the villages can,
in most cases, neither read nor
write.
Ryan said he has recommended
to the board of education that
schools be established at Hughes
and at Cut-off on the Koyukuk,
MCCARTHY WAS HERE
Lester McCarty of Petersberg ■
was here yesterday for charter boat
bid opening by the U. S. Geological
Survey. He stopped at the Baranof
Hotel and expected to return to
Petersburg today.
FROM WRANGELL
A. V. Ritchie of Wrangell is at
the Baranof Hotel.
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Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar
communities ACA holds a special block of seats
on Pan Am.... giving them equal priorities with
those who buy their tickets in Juneau!
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HOCKEYGAMES
No games were played in any of
the hockey leagues last night but
here is the schedule for tonight
present lineups:
National League (semi-finals)—
Detroit at Montreal (Montreal leads
best-of-seven series, 3-2).
Boston at Toronto (Toronto leads
best-of-seven series, 2-1).
American League (Final)—Pitts
burgh at Cleveland (first game in
best-of-seven series).
U. S. Open (semi-final)—Atlantic
City (EL) at Toledo (IL) — (Best
of seven series tied, 3-3).
Pacific Coast League (Final) —
Victoria at New Westminster (Vic
toria leads best-of-seven series, 1-0).
FROM ANNETTE
I.i. D. M. Reed. Chris Weitzel,
George Carriveau and Larry Piesen,
all of Annette are stopping at the
Baranof Hotel.
COLLINS and GEDDES
PLUMBING A HEATING
Kensington Bid*. (At City Fleet)
P. o. Box 258 • Phone 1039
NASH
SALES and SERVICE
CHRISTENSEN BROS.
909 12th Phone Green 279
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balances.
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AS A MATTER A’ FACT, I S
WANT EVERYTHING TO BE ,
. ALL RIGHT, V’KNOW.
THIS IS A TERRIBLE ^
HONEYMOON—PARKEOON>
A BACK ROAD WITH MMm,
jBBgBW^NO FOOD—X
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I TOLD YOU TO LEAVE
THOSE LIGHTS OFF.'
AS A MATTER A’FACT, QUIT
TALKING,TOO. WEVE GOT
. ^TO LAV LOW? Mk
jl CAN’T GIT OVER FER
CRICKET’S SHOWER PARTY
LOWEEZY, BUT I DO lA/A^IT
TO GIVE HER THIS JAR OF
—THIS" JAR" UH
SAKES
ALIVE!!
THAT WUZ
POWERFUL
THOUGHTY
of ye, miz
HICKS
I SIAIOW! I HAIM'T
NEVER SEEN NO
PRESERVES LIKE THIS
AFORE, MIZ HICKS--/
WHAT ON AIRTH /
IS IT ? *
/ I HAIN'T
( got no IDEE !
HUSBAND FOUND 'EM
5 DOWN IN TA’ ROAD
TWO-THREE MONTHS
AGO, AN’ WE BEEN
SORTA SCAIRT
PVTOTASTE 'EM
TELL CRICKET TO BE
SHORE AN' LET <V\E KNOW.
HOW THEV TARN OUT/S
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WITHOUT A COPE SETUP
WE'LL HAVE TO BRIEF
THEM IM THE OPEN. J
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’ 'tvlfcMOWMOee ABOUT YANKEE
(THAT MEANS BLUE-} WAYS THAN THEY'VE SHOWN.
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HOW D'VOU LIKE THAT...
WALSH AND PALOOKA TRIED }
TO PULL A SLEAZY
CHEAP TRICK-THEy Tfg
DIDN'T WANT US I j
HERE FOR SOME )LL >» I [
REASON
EITHER
JOE NEVER PULLGP A PIRTV •
TRICK IN HIS LIFE. I'VE
KNOWN M1/W SINCE HE
"^7 BEfeAN FIGHTING...
KNOBBY'S... wea...
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TRICKY. «
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OH VEAH...KN0B37 CAMS 4
■ TO US AN' 5A!P JOE WANTED
A POSTPONEMENT... saio
HIS Eye WAS VEPV 8AO... y
WE AGREED...IF YOU SAtO \
IT WAS SO... EVEN THO' /V
SOLLY MIGHT r——
NEVER GET’ J
, ANOTHER )
CHANCE. SjU/W-.',1
WAIT A Ml MUTE . »
JOE WAS VERY
HAPPY WHEN I
TOLD HIM HE COULD
RESUME TRAINING
IN A FEW DAYS.
V KNOBBY GOT rr.
SO.* THAT'S IT* AND OOC
SAID JOE DIDN'T EVEN >
KNOW WE WERE TO BE
HERE ...IT'S CLEAR NOW...
WALSH IS A T&TS-i'-c'Sg
L £ASY, PAPPY. I'M2
YERY GLAD. I DIDN'T
THINK PALOOKA WOULD
7 00 THAT. WALSH IS
CERTAINLY TRICKY.
EVERY TIME I WANT TO
SIT DOWN AKl*>LOGk AT
TELEVISION -SOME FAT
HEAD HAS TO BING TH'
FRONT DOORBELL
I'LL. GIT RID OF"HIM IN
__ A HURRY/'
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IS THIS
THE UIGG6
RESIDENCE?
DOkl'T BOTMEt?-J
ME-I'M BUSY
WOW BEAT IT
GIT GOIKI' !! _j
FOC? GOODNESS'
SAKE-WHAT'S TH'
MATTE!? WITH TH'
TELEVISION SET?
IT DOESN'T WORK/
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HAS THE MAN BEEN HEPE
TO FIX THE TELEVISION ?
I PHONED HIM TO CALL
BEFOPE I WENT OUT !!
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