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SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE LARGE. BUYERS OF
SAVINGS BONDS
Alaska public and territorial schools from
1942 until the close of the school year
1946 reported purchases of war stamps'and
bonds at school amounting to $360,496.35
according to the office of Mrs. Katherine
Nordalo, territorial director of'the IT.S.
Savings Bonds division’at Juneau. In ad
dition, purchases in U,S.' Government.
Schools totalled ’$24,287.60.
The contribution of lixiibnnks school to
this total amounted to $68,387.15,greater
than any other school in the Territory.
Noxt highost was Juneau with $38,040*70.
'tfith'thc beginning of the school term 1946
1947, and conditions sett ling'back into a
mere normal peacetime routine, it is anti
cipated that all the schools in the Terri-’
tory will resume their school savings plan.
Dri Ryan; Commissioner of Education, and
Dr. Dale, Director of'Education for the
Alaska Native Service, have expressed them
selves wholeheartedly in favor of contin
uing school savings. Recognizing the
value of giving school children actual ex
perience In handling money, making'in- * '
vestments, budgeting their incomes, etc.,
they arc urging all. schools t<5 adopt a
permanent school savings plan.
Lost, Ctclcn or Mutilated bonds can be
replaced freo. This is an added service
to safeguard bond holders investment in
Bonds, U. S, Savings Bonds arc wise and
mte:; invo stment s.
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