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MeCARTHY WEEKLY NEWS
' Entered as second class matter. Sep- !
tember 17th, 1918,atthe Post Office at
McCarthy, Alaska, under the Act of i
March 3, 1879.
Flo Malehorn Editor !
M. Snyder Circulation Manager
Sii bsori i >t ion Ratns
Single Copies .15
Three Months 1.00
Six Months 1.90
One Year 9.50
Payable in Advama
Saturday. Feb. 19, 1927
A MEMO AN MONEY
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
The National Bank of
Ctuniufrce in New Yorn said that
' never before in the history of j
any country was there such aj
pressii re of I'uml on tin* market!
as the hei*inninj4 of lie* present |
year witnessed in tJie United!
States.
it said That "while the I
mvestibie surplus of persons of:
lar<£e incomes and of corporations I
a re i m port i n t factors, the sa vin^s j
| of people of moderate means are
! even more astonishing, ft pre- j
1 ,. , . i
diets that the investments in
I'd-7 will exceed the remarkable
ivconl of when t.h^ sales of
life insurance totaled $16,000.0(H),
H00, building and loan associat
ions increased their assets S7a0,
000,000 and savings deposits incr
eased si.r>oo,ooo.oot*.
The accumulation of surp
lus money in the United States
has grown to such proportions
that continued development and
continued prosperity seems r?>
he assured. We are no longer
dependent upon a balance of
trade for funds for new enter
prises. We can afford to pure
base aboard--especially so when
ever by doing so we may encour
age the people <>l other countries
to increase their purchases from
America.
v\ ith Mexico, Nicaragua,
Chile, Portugal and China, all
enjoying revolutions it begins to
look like the good old days be.
lore the coming of the League
of Nations.
VALUABLES ALE PLACED
ON SALE BY RUSSIANS
Moscow, — Several train loads
of gold and silver dinner sets,
tea services, candleabras, goblets
vast*s and miscellaneous art ob
jects. valued at $1 aO, 000,000, were
placed on sale by Soviet auth
orities.
A greater part of the vast
collection, second only in import
ance to the $264,000,000 crown
jewel collection, represents art
icles confiscated from privete
families throughout Russia after
the revolution and Nationalized
by the government.
GO TO
Sam’s Chile Parlor
FOR GOOD EATS
OPEN- 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
Rates by week or month
SAM SKLTENRIEC’H
PROPRIETOR