giE BEACOII UF D1LLIIIGKAM
This editorial*'sTTeelTVs" puETislVecl by
Llurielle Spears at idllinfehaiii, Alaska.
Tunno why. Yearly lubEcriptiom
LARGER SCHOOL ‘AAV'-^Unud
Thanks to Mr. David B. Onr!l oon# School
Agent, the playground of our school will
he enlarged by one third of the present
land, lire Carlson, ovrner of the lot ad
jacent to the present playground, agreed j
to transfer it to the school, I
Supt. R. Ilalach suggested to the Comm# f
of Ed# the acquisition of tho additional \
plot of land. Don M# Dafoe, Commissioner t
of Education, not only agreed with tho
suggestion, but added that he will con
sider an allocation of the funds for fill
ing and leveling of this new piece of
ground after the necessary legal papers
are executed. The completion of the legal
papers is in progress elreadv. Mr. Carlson
reserved space in one corner of the lend
for the proposed armory hell of the Nation
al Guard,
Vaino Hendrickson, Sec. of Alaska, in
hia recent letter indicated that General
Noyes, Adjutant General of the Alaska Na
tional Guard, informed him "that it is
their (National Guardj intention to start
the erection of an armory hall from Liat
erial now on hand at Diiliijghom. as soon as
weather oonditions permit construction#1'
The reconstruction program jdor the
school property, which tho Commissioner
plena, and the erection of en armory hall
supposed to serve as tho first two work
projects for the Dillingham community#
Don Dafoo is expected to 'He in lilling
ham at the beginning of February for his
inspection of this area schools. *
<=3 I^JtnruL ut\J\ ^
It we.s just a little fpmily>d1rkjkment«
lij^lyLLstened at her and alwayif^.ub't
Vlaugfoad* Everything "nheT^fiaid'.:’h-era laugh*
Latei* he said that when she thi*ew the
at him—herd thought herd splitl*.*
this Gold Miner PAVULA?
•••In a personaT^rundown on this "relief
problem she asked one of the new boys in
town (from pcross the river) if herd
ever been in want* The boy replied* "I
dunno—is that up around Soly Cross?"
,;;iTh© storeys the plecel The other day
you—know-who ceme into the store and
as*£ed to see all the bolt £,ooas« Long
later ana two worn-out clerks ago, she
said, nl'hat*s all, 1 was just looking
for a neighbor*" One clerk seid, "Do you
suppose she*d be in that one bolt of
calico I didn*t show you?"**.
• •• She wp.r telling eround that her hus
band couldn*t keep her in clothesl And
I heard him pay under his breath, "That
is nothing, I bought her a home and I
can*t keep her in that either^***
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