TERR.TREASURY HAS
NEAR HAIF MILLION,
GENERAL FUND JAN. 31
A balance of $493,523.62 rema.ned
In the general fund of the Terri
torial treasury for operation of the
business of the Territory, on the
last day of January, according to
figures released by Treasurer Henry
Rodent today.
The bank balance on January 31
was $3,578.029 69. From this amount
outstanding warrants for the month
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| totaling $809,956.29, left a balance
of $2,768,073.40. Ear marked funds
totaling $2,274,549.78 left the bal
ance in the general fund at $493,
523.62.
This amount is $157,171.20 greater
than the general fund balance on
December 31, which totaled $336,
352.40. Reason for the increase is
attributed to the fact that net in
come taxes, liquor taxes and fish
taxes have been paid into the of
fice of the Territorial Department
of Taxation in the past month. It
is anticipated tax payments this
month will increase the balance in
the treasury general fund to a
still greater amount by the end of
February.
baltazar AWARDED
$720 LOSS HEARING
Valentino Baltazar of Seattle was
awarded $720 by the Alaska Indus
trial Board yesterday in a case vs
the Alaska Packers Association
Baltazar claimed the loss of hear
ing in his left ear while engaged
in airplane travel for the company
near Chignik in June of last year
Decision was made from record:
and oral arguments presented by
Robert Boochever for the Packers
and Henry Roden representing Roy
Jackson, Baltazar’s Seattle at
torney.
The next board meeting will be
held February 5. Members are Com
missioner of Labor Henry A. Ben
son, Attorney General J. Gerald
Williams, and Industrial Commis
sioner Neil Moore.
EDUCATION BOARD
MEETS FEBRUARY 12
The Board ot the Territorial
Department ot Education will open
its annual meeting In Juneau Feb
ruary 12 it is announced by Dr
James C. Ryan, Commissioner oi
Education.
Members of the Board are Mrs
A. H. Nordale, President, of Fair
banks, Fourth Division; A. H. Zieg
ler, Vice President, of Ketchikan
First Division; Mrs. Alberta Peter
son of Teller, Second Division: Mrs
Margaret Harrais of Valdez, Third
Division; and Dr. William White
head, of Juneau, member-at-large
TIDE T A O i>^i
February 2
Low tide 3:51 a.m. 6.0 ft.
High tide 10:05 a.m. 16.0 ft.
Low tide 5:08 p.m. -01 ft.
High tide 11:47 p.m. 13.2 ft.
BIG (LASS INITIATED
BY ELKS LAST NIGHT
Eighteen were initiated last night
by Juneau Lodge of Elks, No. 420
is the Jo~eph B. Kyle, Grand Ex
alted Ruicr Class.
Those initiated were : Roy L.
Swanson, Robert W. Cowling, War
ren F. Wolf, Leonard Wayne Will
iamson, Frank W. Heinke, Freder
ick O. Eastaugh.
Robert S. Warfield, Gus Schmitz.
John G. Hagmeier, C. E. Becker.
Andrew James Barlow.
David W. DeLong, Paul A. Doyle,
Ralph L. Kibby, Wayne C. Richey,
Bjarne Olsen, Jack C. Means, Ai -
ms Gair.
HENRY RODEN TALKS
AT BANKERS MEETING
Henry Roden, Territorial Trea
mer, gave a well received talk to
he Alaska Bankers Association
meeting here this morning at the
Scottish Rite Temple. He repotted
m the improved financial situation
of the Territory compared with
that of two years ago. Stressing
the need for schools, he discussed
a possible Territorial bond issue of
approximately $5,01)0,000 to be
matched by federal funds for the
schools. He also wee. into t.' •' nerd
for the revision of Territorial bank
ing laws to give greater prelection
to the public.
Elmer Rasmuson, Anchorage
banker and President of the Asso
ciation, opened the sessions which
are to continue through Satur
day.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Leola Cacy was admitted to St.
Ann’s hospital yesterday.
Carl Carlson, William Nieder
hauser, Mrs. Clarence Stevenson
and baby giti were dismissed.
Anita Tunohun of Kodiak and
Margaret Osborne of Juneau werfe1
dismissed from the Government
hospital.
SEATTLE VISITOR
C. R. Goadman, Seattle salesman
is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel, j
Easy Dessert
You'll see the ^
difference the
minute you open a
can or non, sunny —~ 1—
S & W Peaches. Plump, firm, nestled in
heavy golden syrup - they're the pick of
choice crops from California's famed
Santa Clara Valley.
Another S & W Fine Food.
Grocers who know agrees
quality is so much better"
Grocers all over the country
have judged for themselves, from
comparisons made right in their
own stores.
They have seen us open and
compare S&W products with any
other brand on their shelves.
From their own experience, they
have judged S&W Quality best,
every time.
VS&W FINE FOODS., »somuch better"
11 MEN ESCAPE
FROM ARKANSAS
MENTAL HOSPITAL
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 1- -UP)
_Eleven "potentially dangero is
men staged a mass break frc-m
the criminal ward of the Start
mental hospital last night and fled
into the . ow - covered countryside.
Police threw up roadblocks and
issued general alarm. Residents
of the a ’a pulled their shades and
locked then windows.
Tii,'. «■•!£>iti\ • 'barged with
felonies, and a metal paaent— let.
er recaptured—overpowered four at
tendants in their break.
VA Life insurance ;
Dividends Will 8e |
Distributed in '51 j
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1—UP)—'The j
Veterans Administration (VAi said,
today it will distribute a $68a,
000,000 life insurance dividend this
year, starting in April.
The announcement of the divi
dend's size has long been awaited
by World War II vets, holders ot
the 8,000,000 national service pol-.
icies, who are e'igible for checks.
VA said the payments will occurr 1
throughout *he year on the policy
anniversary daU:.:
MOW at A.E.L.&P.
New lamp bulb beautifies
fixtures like these!
Bright light directed UP
from this port of bulb
Downward light softened X
by tinted •nomel
coating her#
General Electric
50-GA Bulls «•» 40*
Alaska Electric
Light and Power Co.
The formula for paying the divi
dend has not yet been completed.
The amount of each dividend will
vary according to the number of
months the policy was in force,
the plan of insurance, the face
value of the policy, and the age
of the holder at the time it became
effective.
“Studies on rates still are being
made,” VA said.
However, the average payment
figures out to about $85, compared
with an average c£ $175 for the
first special dividend, on which VA
started payments in January 1950.
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