HEALTH — YOUR GREATEST ASSSt:
Electro Steam Baths - Swedish Massage - Slenderizing
Nerve, Spinal and Muscular Manipulations
BETTER HEALTH CAN BE YOURS THROUGH A
MODERN, SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF TREATMENT
Hours: 10-6. Evenings by Appointment
BELL'S PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICE
203 C Street, Seward
KAKXSWOKTH
General Freight
and Hourly Rates
OIL - FUEL - LUMBER
Seward - Kenai
Homer
and Way Paints
SOI.DOTNA, ALASKA
U-Drive Jeep Station Wagon
MAIN 54 or MA.IN 55
Wilsor/s Electric
& Refrigeration
DAY OH NIGHT
416 4th Ave. - Black 131 ■
I
Telephone Adam* S3
Pickup Delivery
Cleaning Pressing
Alteration!
H :it blockln !
Can't Afford To Relax
So long as Communism exists
we cannot afford to relax. It is
the duly of every American to
keep the defense effort rolling
I lie only way to insure freedom.
Telephone Po’k 16G
McRae Concrete
Products
P.O. Box 621
SEWARD, ALASKA
BAR CA?E
Red Poole's
| Portage - AS 3 ska
P-TA EAKE SALE FEB. 23
The Seward Parent-Teacher
Association has scheduled a bake
sale to bo held Saturday, Feb. 23,
starting at 1 1 a.m., at McMul
len's. Any ladies wishing to have
their baked goods picked up are
asked to call Mrs. Thos. Howell
•or Mrs. L on Lewis.
Mrs. Hannah Chesnutt, R.N.,
senior nurse at Seward General
Hospital, returned on Thursday
of last week from a two week
visit to Denver where she was
called by illness of her father.
BAY SERVICE
Main 171 228 4lh Ave.
SOURDOUGH
TRANSFER
Day or Night Service
For Service Call
GEORGE EVERITT
MONROE 64
A REPORT TO ALASKA
ON OUR OPERATIONS
At the present time there is considerable discussion about the rising costs of doing business.
In order to give our Alaska friends a realistic understanding of the problems ot the Alaska
Steamship Company in this respect, we are submitting our revenue and expense statement for
the past three years.
These are The Alaska Line's only years of strictly private operation since 1941. The govern
ment managed Alaska shipping from 1942 until May, 1947, and the trade was under the Interim
Plan from that time through more than half of 1948.
These figures represent a loss to the company despite our most sincere efforts to operate
with utmost economy and efficiency.
D. E. SKINNER
Vice'President and General Manager
Revenue end Expenses—Alesko Operations
TOTAL REVENUE .
OPERATING EXPENSE:
Wages (Inc. Overtime A Vacations)
& Payroll Taxes.
Subsistence, Board & Lodging ....
Stores, Supplies, Equipment . . . . .
Maintenance & Repairs ..
Fuel ............
Insurance—Hull, P & I, Other . . . .
Charter Hire.
Other Vessel & Voyage Expense . . .
Stevedoring
Wharfage & Dockage .«»••••
Brokerage—Freight & Passenger • • •
Other Port & Cargo Expense • • • •
Depreciation & Overhead* • • • • •
TOTAL EXPENSE ««■•••
TOTAL REVENUE
TOTAL EXPENSE
NET REVENUE (Before Taxes). . .
♦{ IruludM *11 tXMntM •( l*
UnllMl States one Atetka.)
1949
1950
1951
$14,687,441
$ 4,072,929
969,122
473,383
665,402
967,783
1,127,354
777,381
119,565
3,714,596
215,581
58,395
315,960
1,258,797
$14,736,253
$14,687,441
$14,736,253
$ (48.812)
$13,737,456 $16,972,435
$ 3,696,674
850,475
452,181
525,379
778,422
1,063,721
526,412
172,865
3,540,044
211,105
55,846
328,481
1,436,961
$13,638,566
$13,737,456
$13,638,566
I 98,890
$ 4,911,254
998,571
667,698
534,939
1,024,480
1,004,817
714,303
185,283
4,658,917
242,300
100,091
460,224
1,523,234
$17,026,111
$16,972,435
$17,026,111
$ (53,676)
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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