Struggling Up To Slalom Down
Scenes like these are familiar ones on Palmer's hills in recent weeks, as Valley skiers take full
advantage of the postponed white Christmas that has draped nearby slopes with inches of the
makings of good skiing. (Photo by courtesy of the Forty-Ninth Star.)
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Hospitalized
Jimmy Secondchief of Glen
Allen was hospitalized foi; a
short time last week, while un
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REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION
THE MATANUSKA VALLEY
BANK located at PALMER,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA at
close of business on the 31st
day of December, 1947.
Resources
Cash on hand and in
other banks.$139,724.?"
Loans on real estate 32,310.00
Loans and discounts 28,240.78
Real estate owned .... 5,300.00
Furniture, Fixtures
and supplies . 7,804.29
Total Resources $213,379.44
Liabilities
Total Deposits .$196,352.35
Official checks . 1,844.^20
Expense checks . 185.89
Capital stock paid in 15.000.00
Total liabilities ..$213,379.44
United States of America )
Territory of Alaska )
Third Judicial Division ) ss.
I, Jack E. Maze, Manager of
the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the forego
ing statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief. *■
JACK E. MAZE,
Manager
CORRECT ATTEST:
JAN M. KOSLOSKY,
(Director)
A. U. HASSMAN,
(Director)
(Seal)
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 7th day of January,
1947.
MABLE H. CRAWFORD,
Notary Public in and
for Alaska
My Commission expires
10-30-51.
LI’L ABNER
ATTENTION^1
DOGPATCHf7
WORD HAS JUST REACHED
US THAT THERE IS S
HUMAN LIFE IN TOUR M
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—IF YOU FOLKS THINK IT'S >>
BEEN AN UNUSUALLY LONG )
NIGHT DOWN THERE
YOU'RE SO RIGHTT.r_
ITS LASTED TWO Jy f* <
WEEKS m 2
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Z~ \ \ / IT SEEMED A
T..V LONGTIME
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( SUPPER.1rr
THIS DARKNESS WAS CAUSED
BY ATOMIC RUBBISH, DUMPED
O/ER YOUR VALLEY. BECAUSE
OF THE UNPREDICTABILITY OF
THE RADIOACTIVE ATMOSPHERE,
DON'T STRIKE
A LIGHT UNTIL
IT CLEARS
Bi AL (JAPP
TH/S NAY TAKE A THOUSAND
yEARS. A MILITARY CORDON HAS
BEEN THROWN AROUND DOGPATCH,
SO THAT NONE OF YOU DANGER- i
OUSLY RADIOACTIVE NATIVES CAN \
LEAVEr.r WE BOYS AT OAK RIDGE A
ARE MIGHTY SORRY ABOUT TH&
BUT-CHIN UPTf
KEEP SMILING”’
i —US BOYS HERE A1 OAK RIDGE ARE
SINCERELY SORRY WE RUINED YOUR LIVES,
FOLKS ET—BUT, MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN
AND WE ERANKLY ADMIT THIS ONE
IS OUR FAULT rr SO, WITH NO
FEELINGS, WE-THE REST OF
WORLD, BID YOU-DOOMED
DOGPATCH-GOODBYE.rr
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A MILITARY CORDON IS THROWN AROUND DARKEST DOGPATCH
NO ONE ALLOWED
THROUGH THE
ATOMIC CURTAIN/?
GASOLINE ALLEY
12-11
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the “Matanuska” sends
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ary.
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