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THE BEACH REVIEW
THE BEACH REVIEW
Published every Thursday at Beach, North Dakota
H. E. BNDERLE and D. A. WALLACE, Editors and Publishers
Subscriptions $2.00 per year in advance
lglltered as second class matter September 18, 1931, at the postofiice al
Beach, North Dakota, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Advertising rates fl.rnished upon request.
Official paper of the City of Beach and of Golden Talley county
i i
Tragedy at Point Barrow
fill
Seldom does the public feel the shock of tragedy as
keenly as was the case when news of the fatal accident
: Which took the lives of Will Rogers and Wiley Post spread
the country. One man had been the symbol of the
human traits of American character which pre-
our national sanity; the other a symbol of the dar-
audacious traits which should make America uncon,-
uerable.
Rogers and Post made for themselves places which
resplendent in our world of hero worship. Both had
, |risen from good, plain stock. Both had achieved world-
1011t Wide fame in their undertaking; and through it all both
oral had preserved the homely, commonplace, lovable, livable
~cief a" i|~:Virtuesi • which strike" in other Americans a note of admira-
li~:| t ion that is warm and healing.
|i For ears Rogers'readily loaned his in,imitable tal-
Y
ul~ lents to projects of public benefit. When there was need
ehw:b°~ 0f a spearhead to inspire speedy campaigns for the rais-
.%~ ing offundsto succor the needy he was found willing,
" eager and untiring. As a performer in the talkies his
$ drollery, clean, wholesome humor did more to cheer his
,..l~ .
llation than any other single person or incident. He saw
good in everything and was quick to point a bit of sugar-
~ ~ cynicism at glaring weaknesses in affairs of public life
'0r morality. His true humor was a refuge for everyone
botl;W" • " "
,~land hls common-sense viewpoints provided able check
kt . .
..s~|iValves for those who heard his voice or read his words.
Post with whom Resets first formed an attaohment
t%~'[because they were Oklahomans, possessed many of the
sturdy points of character. As a young flyer his
Lring brought him into prominence and he soon turned
e and ability into channels of lasting benefit to the
of aviation. His most recent attempts to expert-
in, this line--his unsuccessful atterripts to span th+e
via the stratosphere--were symbolic of his inter-
in recent years. On the frontier of daring expert-
he thrived best and his remarkable flight around
world, his astonishing climbs for altitude records, all
ht new light ~and understanding to the engineers of
~l~aeronautics
r~..'~[i< Their sudden deaths, while on, a dangerous vacation
,b,,~ .flaunt to the fringe of the Artic, is a maior tragedy_ . for
",~ve can poorly afford to lose men of their importance. Ad-
~,~,'~|rairers will feel that Rogers' humor and Post's flying
~°u~"'a "~gi~,,l; biliu would both bring to them greater achievements
~[~nd to the world lasting benefits, had their lives run
Ilil~through their natural spans.--Billings Gazette.
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fronl appOF-
(STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION)
I{F,(HCII"I'S IN (;ii'NICRAI, FIrNI)
A, C~isli ill (;eneral b'l.llld liu llallds of District Treasurer and ex-
cluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 ........................ $
1. Total amount reeeived (luring year from appor-
tionment of State Tuition Fund ./ .............. $ 125.72
2. Total anlount received during year
tionment of County Tuition Fond ................ ,~2. ;t
5. Anlount received during year ~1"Ol]1 Taxes Levied -~9 m
4y District School Board .......................... 1, .... ,J,
{3. AlllOullt received during year from other Reven-
ue Receipts (total el' a, b, e, and d) ........... 97.90
d. Penalty & Interest ................ $ 97.90
~. Total amount received by Sol'reel Treasllrer during the year
(Total of items 1 to 9 inclusive) .......................... $ 202g.Sf~
(I. (~ralld Total anlount received by School Distrtet ePFeasuFer ill- ~'~50 ga
eluding cash on hand (Item A and Item B) .................
EXPENDITITRES elr (IENERAL FuND
Amounts Paid During Year for the Following Purposes:
1. General Control. (School Board Salaries $110,50:
Expenses $2.0~)) ................................... $ 112.50
2. Instruc.tional Service. (Teacher's Salaries $115,'.: -
65: ~upplies $19.31: Teacher's Retirement Fund
1189.1"76
$ll .70) .........................................
3. Auxiliary Ageneies. (Transpo,'tation $137.75: ;1all" 420.35
ilion ,2~.,a.la) ~;;;,;i. .,~.G.f ii~