THE CHURCH
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WASXLLA SERVICES
SUNDAY .. .
WEDNESDAY *
PAUPER SERVICES:
SUNDAY ' .
TUESDAY
10:00 a.n.
8:00 p.Ei,
8:00 p.ri.
8:00 p.m.
,”hore the Bible speaks—-'7e speak
Tiere the Bible is silent—T7e are silent.
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IN GALLONS - QUARTS - PINTS
POPSICLES
GRAPEFRUIT - ORANGES - LEMONS
FRESH MATANUSKA EGGS
I.?. ATD MRS. 3D BA33ETT visited in Chitina
over the holidays.
Fr; ar*d Firs. GrantKenser drove to Valdez
on the Fourth.
I ts. F.A. Blom left by plane for the State
Tcdnesday
"ord has been;received that Dick 3ngle, wb
ras employed at the Drug store for;the pas
'■Ccw years,- has purchased a store in'Wash
ington §snd - 77ill'make his hone there,
i'r. and ITrs. "i1 liam Keeker returned to
the Valley from the States Sunday. They
drove back over the highway with a trailer
house.
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A professor .5ays talking cures troubles.
Sometimes we wish me knew whst will' cure
talking.
to re-examine the.Territory’s finaneia1.
situation. After meeting the June'pay
roll. and raying ar roxinately ',$100,000 in
other vouchers, cash on hand.tin the gen
eral treasury amounted to $8,000.
The school refunds nor'duo total $196,470.49
Anchorage, hardest hit, has coming $33,710
for school operation last term, while T.Cet
chikan. is a closo' second with $29,'133 cldc
from t’io Territory. Juneau has due $05,026
and Fairbanks '24,449. Other torn refunds,
none of'which- can he paid .at this tirfio, fere:
Cordova, $7;682; 3agle,'$700; Hoonah,'$2,92?
Kodiak, $10,392; Nenana, $2,738; Nome,
$9,692; Pel icon, $838; Petersburg $11,''’5;
'Seldovia, $4,059; Sewqrd,$9,750;'okagway,
$5,777; Unalfesl’a, $2,094; Valdez; $1,973;
rrrangell, $7,944; Craig, Douglas, Haines,
and Sitka had previously received thc-ii re
funds.
In directing Commissioner of Education,
Janes C. Ryan, not to submit vouchors ?or
the refunds, the Board estimated'there
would be only approximately $220,000 con
ing into the Treasury from linuor excise
taxes this month and that there would be
no substantial tax collection for the ■cn
eral fund aside from this source.
Pointing out the Territory's financial pic
ture', the Board issued a strong directive
to all departments recuesting that all ex
penditures be held to the bare minimum of
"absolutely necessary" expenses.
The Board pointed out that while the Ter
ritory had cash assets in excess of a mil
lion dollars, the amount was in ear-marked
funds which could r.ot bo used for general
onoratinv expenses Sf the Territory.
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VETERANS MAY 3E CERTIFIED PCD
BOATS FOR “'ERSOM'L USE
Anchorage. Announcement res nade recently
by the ":ar Assets .Administration that rct
erans of E’orld Mar 11 may nor be certified
for the purchase of boats’up to 65 feet in
lerenth for personal use.
"Rorsonal use” is defined as the use of
sumius property by a Veteran for private'
©urpooes, and not for use in his business,
professional or agricultural enterprise,o^e
for resale,
o
Veterans desiring certification for the
purchase of vessels up to 65 feet in length
for personal uso nay submit reouests with
a copy of their discharge to the Priority
Claimants Division, "ar Assets Administra
tion, Region No. 37, Anchorage, Alaska.
Vessels over 65 feet in length may be pur
chased b- certified veterans for business
use