The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-08
Text of COrernor's Message
 As Deliuered to Legislature
(Continued from Page Five)


 for actually benecaes It should be required that laboer paid basis be determined by tne funds to purchase actual necessities Further should be required that the employment should be so arranged @ ] @ each month to provide funds required by his parcua @ m manner that will permit applicant maintain his erespect si ana riSon toward % the relief of Restitution practically double the available that be appropriated by the the mmbep Of those who are receiving relief in the present time but we may ensuing bnnum 50 cent greater and wish to urge you to give matter most careful consioeraoh
 AMERICAN CROSS
 The American Red local Chapter in the Ter Se y ysne has he sent sl5oooOo and during the next % h baner These supplies have afforded relief people in many localities M and feel in the relief Restitution in the Territory.
 expenditures from educational pu poses for the period s s2 amounted to DO per each dollar taken the period was expended for Sh0n m s sm we and for the 1882 they were sooeisal % 1ncoS This an ine crease of approxmatey l6 If we excude ine a1gs h time the enrolment has e cent well and consider whether or not s we % expended and ascertain where we can eect ooo without impairing efficiency. .,os ,nst,,,t,ors and because it vtay stability of our government nvt the sdsans a of facilities s at every child opportunity education We have met tns % r in fairly satisfactory aacoss u mapnTT neTm ana we sA '0
 TWO burden of school system not fairly nor autaDD @ distributed who receiving the benefits rom e sideration Commissioner of Education dscoes u residing adjacent to many of our larger @ ties are sending the city schools and are not con trbuting toward maintaining these me Territory pays for each pupil ouae oi tn transportation in nine locantes a. all oOs @ o during the school years The tuition ing the child as statistics compiled by the Com of Education The average @ @ per It pup M fore s9289 must be contrlpued oy e or paid within the district m the Nisel
 districts under the present borne by the Territory and per by the tax payers odi.cer+
 The existing amended to bring property aaacens to incorporated districts within the jurisdiction school districts thus requiring all persons @ , ml are
 entire of borne by the Territory me local residents share of the burden except he collected from all males over the age ol n ne not paid especially isolated districts Perhaps this generous policy justified the early development oi our noo % % required to pay proportion the cost of the schools they would greater the attendance o the pupils ana the proper conduct the schools.
 Fifteen years ago policy of re- funding districts share of the total cost o succeeding the percentage conpueea oy he has been gradually eundng TO- 7o ana per the of the schools depending on the toIa @ addition to the refund many new puangs nave ee appropriations It worthy ol noe S us the report by the ot Eaueao @ % nce @ M it's of the cost every expansion m the scnoo inception Territorial Government Founae expenditures but now that we must
 reductions should be made in the appropaeo
 The Budget Board decreased submitted by the taking 3 cent from all salaries ana oy re-
 adopted during the next two years moor porad districts would receive 6o and 70 per cent m M the present districts would contribute ID per cent institutions The Commissioner o Eoucaio that the proposed reductions will not impa the ~ ~ the % g table of expenditures for schools Agricultural College each year since lsl7 no"s the ihcfe III ~ item esoao9oa
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