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AIRWAYS
Ferguson Airways of Kotzebue
flew to Nome Monday with Mar
shal B. W Neily as a passenger.
Frank Whaley pilot for Wien
Alaska Airlines, made a trip to
Moses Point Monday and re- j
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Wm. E. Beltz, Flora Pleasant,
and Aina Katongan.
Star Airlines made a trip to
Holy Cross with the following
passengers: W. J. Dorwd, John,
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Marshall James Oktoyak and flor
Uruilakleet, Marie Evans.
LABOR FDR RESTAURANTS
AND FUEL DEALERS
WMC announces standards to
which restaurants in labor short
age areas must conform to be eli
gible for Labor-recruitmg assist
ance from United States Employ
ment Service. Coal and wood
dealers in shortage area must
curtail deliveries and revise de
livery practices to save manpow
er in order to qualify for prefer
ential Labor recruiting.
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(OFFICIAL PUBLICATION) ,
Report Of The Financial Condition
OF THE
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Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska
Located at Name, Territory of- Alaska,, at the close of business on
the 39th,day of September, 1943.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts.—.-.— $ 184,757.33 |
Loans on real estate ..— 63,399 98
Overdrafts ...— ..—— 226.02 ^
United States bonds and securities ---• 1,120,696.88 .
I Other bonds and warrants .:...— 131,092.00
Stocks, securities, judgments, claims etc. -...—
Banking house, furniture and fixtures --- 43,068.48
Other real estate owned .—...-.2,796.94
Due from other banks .-...—• 451,627.121
Checks on other banks and other cash items ... 9,061.16
Exchanges for clearing house ...».......
Cash on hand ._...-... 139,759.25
Expenses in excess of earnings .....•
Gold Bullion on Hand ...... 65,591.49
TOTAL .C_-... $2,212,076.65
RESOURCES
Capital stock paid in ......... $ 100,000.00 j
Surplus fund.-. 25,000.00
Reserves .........................*___
Undiv;ded profits less expenses paid . 110,797.^6
Dividends declared but unpaid ....
Due to other banks ...
Demand deposits .t. 1,733,456.91
Time deposits .'. 74G,fCB .73
Cashier’s and certified checks .
Notes and bills rediscounted .
i Bills payable (including certificates of deposit) for
money borred .i.!.....
TOTAL .L...,. $2,212,076.65 I
j UNITED STATES OF AMERICA )
Territory of Alaska )ss.
Second Division )
I, H G. GABRIELSON. Cashier of the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. .j
H. G. GABRIELSON, Cashier.
(Correct—Attest):
G. R. JACKSON
H. G. GABRIELSON
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of October, :
1943.
JEANNE C. DAVIDSON,
Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alaska. My commission j
expires August 24. 1947.
doughboys take over
SHAKESPEARE’S TOWN
1 STRATFORD - ON - AVON—
Shakespeare’s home-town, mecca
of tourists from all over the
world, has been taken over by !
American doughboys. In addition
to the Bard’s birthplace, they
can see Anne Hathaway’s thatch
ed cottage, Holy Trinity Church,
where Shakespeare ls buried, and
which dates back to 1134, the
Memorial Library and Gallery,
with its many relics, books and
paintings. They can do their
'sightseeing at leisure, making the
! American Red Cross club in this
! quaint, historic town their head
quarters. The Red Cross club is
J housed in the White Swan Hotel,
which as the White Swan Inn,
was 100 years old when Shakes
peare was born.
RIVETER NURSE’S AID
| SEATTLE. Wash.—Betty Ann
Foster, riveter on the swing shift
at Boeing ircraft Co., is an en
thusiastic Red Cross Nurse’s Aide
as the results of visits to May
nard hospital last summer, when
; she watched Nurse's Aides minis
1 ter to her mother a patient there.
“One morning, instead of the
nurse attending my mother, a
cheery woman in a crisp, blue
pinafore and a perky cap was
there and she performed her task
so skillfully, my curiosity and ad
miration were aroused,” relates
Betty Ann. “I asked the first
nurse I saw about this capable
worker and she told me of the
Red Cross Nurse’s Aide Corps.”
8 NAVY MITT CHAMPS
REPRESENT 7 STATES
CHAPEL HILL, N. C—(API
Seven states are represented
among the eight cadets who re
cently won boxing titles at the
Navy Pre-Flight School hgjf.
Pennsylvania has two titleholders
in D. P. Grau, 145-pounder from
Erie and J. J. Zayak Brownsville
158-pound, ruler ,
The other new champions
crowned are: D. E. Kee, Woburn,
Mass. 135-pound class; G. K.
Roper, Richmond, Va. 151; A P.
Carstensen, Cleveland Heights, O.
165; B. B Tufts, Wilmington, Del.
175; V. A. Norris, Kearny, N. J„
heavyweight, and K. C. Payne,
Clendenin, W. Va. 140
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