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■ WASILLA SERVICES
SJYDAY
TJEDETESDAY
10:00 a.mi
8:00 p.m.
TXU'SR SERVICES:
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
8:00 p.m.
8:oo ; .m.
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Fhere the Bible is silent—Ye axe silent.
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5’01'TDAYS:
TUESDAYS:
'"EDI-TESDAYS:
THURSDAYS:
IE HAYS:
2:00 t>.vn. to 4:0Q p.m,
i Mrs. L. Rcrrison
7:°0 to 9:00 p.n,
’/ vb. Sari Graves
2:00 p,i:i. to 4:00 p.n,
ICrs. ue.uer
2:00 p.n. to 4:00 p.n,
I!rs. Jelly
2:^0 p.n. to 4:0C p.n.
Lis, C. Lau
7'00 to 8:00 p.n,
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X-.RA’" PURVEY
f. ibout 1400 people of the Katanuska Valley
aeve been registered for a free chest x-ray,
the appointment committee has conpleted its
assignment and'cards are being distributed.
Have you been registered?
flave you an appointment?
If you vrcre not contacted by the convasser
for'your district, you may register on Tri
day, August 1st, or Saturday August 2nd in
.the Recreation Hall entry.
In order that the records may be complete
you are requested to hare an x-ray at this
time regardless of any recent x-ray taken
oy your om physician.
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ALASKA'S' FirAKCIAJ, status critical
According to Attorney Goneral Ralph J. Riv
ers the financial status of the TerritOrjr
should not be overestimated.' v/hen inter
viewed ir. Fairbanks recently, Kr. Rivers
.said "The seriousness of tho Territory's
financial position should not be underes
timated. Until this year me managed to
Keep a balance of at least $1,000,000 in,
tho general treasury. However, on the third
of this month, money in the general treasury
i available for general?territorial ex enaos
I amounted to a mere $8,000. Tho only sire
able revenue betmeori.' non and next January
when annual license taxes come in from-.fish
1 cries, mines■, etc., will be about $100,000
per month on liquor excise taxes. As ag
ainst this we must moot a summer payroll of
$70,000 nor month as roll as other nececs.ar?
operating expenses, and have no money.with
which to moot $190,000 of school refunds. •
. ilroady duo; to.pay pensions, etc.,
Ticrefore, the Board of Administration '
olt compelled to make a formal request
frer. the Territorial Veteran's Board for
• e^ayment of $'*50,000 previously advanced
by the general treasury of tho Veteran's
fund. Tho present financial crisis stems
: from the majority vote of the 1947 and
i previous legisl‘tures killing revenue
measures required to meet the increased
cost of Territorial Government.
U CH
, RICW52RS -iOLD R3lfTION
\
1 More than 500 hundred pioneers of the sold
j rush days fathered in Seattle for the 15th
annual International Sourdough Reunion.
Most -touts wore the Seattle chapters of
the hiaska-Yukon pioneers, the ladies of
the Golden Worth and the Daughters of -the
I Alaska-Yukcn pioro^rs.
A luncheon was scheduled with no ono afl
itted who was not in Alaska before 1000.
his reunion marked the 50th year since
a shin bringing gold careo into Seattle.