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HOOVER UNIFORMS
cotton — plain nylon
or the new
porous nylon
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Rlc.ce Orders v/ith Mrs. L. Loborg
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For ”POTIER OFF-after Office Hours
■Sundays and'Holidays call either
Vernon Fridley
or
Ralph Moore
OFFICE CLOSES at NOON on SATUPJDAYS
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*6.90 PER CWT.
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$16.9 5
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of .1 .stor Lillies of which she has
reason to he very proud. They arc
allbag healthy plants with several
blossoms v.hich will be ready to
open around Easter. Maud says that
they are going fast and anyone who
wants an Lastor Lily for'Easter
should see her immediately and she
will reserve one/for him.or her.
Now that she' is on' the Highwav,
mainy people from Anchorage stop end
order plants from her.
OF
TERRITORY OUT
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"The Territory is temporarily out of
the red and the large number of un
paid warrants which have been accum
ulating in the auditor’s Office over
a period of months are being paid in
their regular order." This statement
was issued by the Territorial Treas
urer this last week. The Treasurer
explained that all monies borrowed
from the Banks have been repaid ex
cept interest accrued thereon. T' is,
he explained, as was understood by
the banks at the time the loans were
made, cm.not be paid at this tine
because tlmrc is no appropriation
for tret purpose at the pr ;scnt
time 'ind the accrued interest on
these loans will not bo paid until
the next assembly makes provision
therefor.
The Treesurer advised the Board of
.Administration that after the >ay
ment of ail loans and of all out
standing warrants approximate^ a
half-million dollars would bo on hanc
which might be applied to the
liquidation in part of the appropri
ations which’wore '’frozen1' last
June wii^n the financial plight of
the liirritory became evident. T. e
Board has acted on the Treasurer* s
suggestion and to date has unfrozen
various amounts, among then 135,000
for the. use of the Statehood 0onm.it
tee to be paid out at the rate of
v5,000 per month; 185,000-for the
University of Alaska; 150,000 for
aid to Hospitals and Clinics;
175,000 for the Territorial Depart
ment of fisheries; 125,000 for the
Alaska Housing Authority; and a few
small amounts for various purposes.
As of this date tho Territory is on
a pay-as-you-go basis and will bo
able to run along that way for some
time to come.
Tho r jvonucs which have made this
possible come largely from the now
taxes imposed by the 19&9 Legisla
ture. r r oxim at o ly lf> 38 7,800 h as
come from the Tobacco Tax.
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