PROOF OF BIRTH
NEEDED FOR BEGINNERS
Kindergarten, first graders, and
other pupils entering Alaska
schools for the first time this fall
are required to present proof of
birth, Francis E. Kester, Director
of the Bureau of Vital Statistics
in Juneau, reminded parents this
week.
Parents of Alaskan-born child
ren may obtain a small plastic
birth card by writing to the Bur
eau oi Vital Statistics, Alaska De
partment of Health, Alaska.Office
Building, Juneau, stating name of
child, date and place of birth and
names of parents, and accompany
ing their request with a postal
money order for $2.00.
He adviced that requests for
birth cards be made several days
in advance of the date they will
be needed.
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Notary
Box 138
Confidential
MA1UON T. HOWE ENTERPRISES
Bookkeeping-Stenographic Services
Open Week days Evenings & Saturday
8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. by appointment
PHONE 315 2
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Phone 2062
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OUTGOING TRAVELERS
GREATER THAN INCOMING
More than a quarter of a million
people were traveling to and from ]
Alaska during the calendar year 1
of 1955. This fact was revealed by (
statistics on Alaska passenger (
traffic released recently by the
Alaska Resource Development
Board.
These figures show that 124.496 I
civilians entered Alaska in 1955 '
and that 130,094 left the Territory
during that year.
The lion’s share of this migra
tion was carried by Alaska’s air
lines which flew 73,854 persons to
Alaska and 84,748 from the Terri
tory with a total States-Alaska
business of 158,602. These figures
do not include travel within Alas
ka.
Second in importance were Alas
ka’s highways over which 39,506
persons entered Alaska by car,
truck, and bus and 35,437 persons
departed.
None of the above figures in
clude movement of military per
sonal entering and leaving Alaska.
BUY YOUR TICKETS
For the Ford Station Wagon
Benefit Drawing
And Vote For
METHA HANSEN
Sponsored by Kodiak Outfitters
Sooth To Seattle
Mr. H. E. Booth, Vice Presiden
iank of Kodiak, has gone to Sea
le where he is attending th
Jraduate School of Banking £
he University of Washington.
This is an advanced course t
which only bank officers having at
at least six years of practical bank
ing are eligible. He will return
to Kodiak about September 10.
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t NEW EMPLOYEE
Margaret Burrows is a new em
a ployee at the Bank of Kodiak.
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