77 Day Schools, 2 Boarding Schools
Scheduled by Alaska Native Service
JtTNEAU—The Bureau of In
dian Affairs’ Alaska Native Ser
vice will operate 77 day schools
and two boarding schools in the
territory in the 1957-58 school
year, Area Director William Ol
sen said last week.
The two boarding schools are
located in southeast Alaska. They
are Mt. Edgecumbe, near Sitka,
and Wrangell Institute, at Wran
gell.
The day schools are located
over the westward, interior and
arctic sections of the territody.
A total of 210 teachers staff
the 79 schools. There are 149
teachers in the day schools, in
cluding the five who teach the
more than 100 students at the Mt.
Edgecumbe Hospital School, set
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apart from the boarding school.
There will be 54 teachers for
the 750 students at Mt. Edge
cumbe and 17 teachers for the
close to 300 students expected to
register at Wrangell Institute.
Four new school buildings will
be completed for use this year, |
Olsen said.
An eight-classroom school at
Kotzebue is scheduled to be
opened Sept. 15. this coming
Sunday, with special dedication
ceremonies for the occasion.
New one-classroom schools will
be ready for occupancy Dec. 1 at
Nightmute and Kwiguk in the
Bethel district, and a four-class
roopa school at Kwigillinok, also
in the Bethel district, is scheduled
for completion by Feb. 15.
In addition to its regular educa
tion program in Alaska the ANS
this year is starting adult educa
tion pilot programs in 11 villages,
teaching the basic three Rs.
These classes will be held in the
villages of Goodnews Bay, Galena,
Kasigluk, Deering, Stebbins, Kiv
alina,, Shungnak, Minto, Tana
cross, Kalskag and Kaltag, all in
west and northern Alaska, and at
Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital.
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U.N. Action Urged
To End ‘Grim’
Events in Hungary
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (*—
U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge
yesterday called on a special ses
sion of the U.N. General Assem
bly to act with all speed to end
“the present grim course of
events” in Communist controlled
Hungary.
“The people of Hungary are
being shot and imprisoned and
maltreated now,” Lodge told 4the
81-nation U.N. Assembly. “Their
sufferings are actual and acute
and demand from one day to the
next to be relieved.”
Lodge spoke after the Hungar
ian delegation sought unsuccess
fully to have the Assembly drop
the problem.
Australia’s Keith C. O. Shann,
reporter of the Assembly’s special
committee of inquiry, opened the
session by presenting the commit
tee’s 150,000-word report indict- j
ing the Soviet Union and the re- '
gime of Premier Janos Kadar for !
suppressing the uprising of last :
fall.
Shann declared there can be no I
doubt the Hungarian people want
freedom and they are being sub
jected to brutal repressions.
Lodge said the concern of the J
United States is that the Assem- j
bly take action.
“It is not enough to accept the
truth if we are too tired or too
preoccupied or too timid to act
upon it,” he declared. “We must
indeed make further efforts.”
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