0PE1I liiTfYP - COI'ITIITUSD
Oivon a fair chance to present
their ease for the serious con
sideration of the people who are
involved, this is Dor;.ocracy at
work and in full accor .unco with
th; lost American principles and
is something, I think, the peo
ple of the hatanuska Valley
would ho glad to observe, in act
ion.
I fc 1 that I have been
challenged and. that my actions
as a Iiroctor of tho Cooperating
Asso. during the last three
years can be fully explained to
all v’ko desire the truth, 1 have
heon engaged, actively in the
events f"nt are under discussion
and that I am fully qualified to
rroS'.rt tho Co-op’s side of tho
controversy.
respectfully Yours.
Carl Pi. " asmus s on
■SPIRIT OF ALASKA
Starting Konday Pcbrw y 3
an Alaska wide campaign '.'ill bo
launched to purchase a heavy bomb
er to be named "Spirit Of
Alaska*. The purchase price of
this piano is .;350,0C0.oo c d
tho money will bo raised 1 'rough
the sale of Series 3 Kefonce
Bonds.
Alaskans will be proud of tho
"Spirit of Alaska'1 an" glrf to
subs-cribo to this ent :;rpr. r .
Tho campaign closes h rch . .
Buy your Bonds early.
Tune in on Thursday ;yc
uing February 15 at 3:15*
The Civic Center Homemakers
Club v;ill meet with Krs. Ralph
Goodrich, February 11, Chapter
I in the Rod Cross Foods and ?Tu
trition pamphlet will bo the
topic discussed.
■OP REPOPT CHART
C c:r n ar a 11 ■v c S-anr ic. rt
1940
1941
Increase
Do cro
Total Sales(All Units)
Tot Irofits (All Units)
.491,057.82
7,739.23
.637,004.33
32,311.51
5155;947.
..* 24,512.
aso
O C2
Purchases of
Farr.’ rcducts
Dairy Products
i’^PC'^CwS GCl
Fuirocr of Dairyner
-- j:vrchases
P.mbrr Dyy Producers
Pro clue includin0
rotato 1urchascs
1 lunb•r of Producers
1' rat Purchases
, 60,993.62 105,706.53
20,201.15 .p 51,294,*33
102
71
; 11,457.55 ') \7,518.02
72
54
j 13,770.53 '■} 13,395,03
CS 54
i 17,918.97 ? 20,425.79
•z'• n -1 p 0*1
O -
09
31
•75,939.54
18
34,325.40
34
j£j y oOu • O *-*
For the
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