The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO . o | NN ISSUE OF 3 ALASKA WOMAN AT LUTHERAN CHUREH REPRESENTMWES Maw GNS A e Thursday evening program "G At [\.y Resurrection Lutheran| 70— I ¥ editorial Onienyen s scheduled to be one o( Plans Underway for Med ! Essential War Job"{yhe most interesting yet shown. M. Puelicher of theip cajy will present several i) ical Care for Dependams E W the latest war newsi,r coored motion pictures cover- Alaska and view of the i, o wide area of Alaska. I of Army Personnel T O s Al pictures ‘will include such| b well as news of other \/I:l anding Alaskan landmarks as| .o perfect arrangements for im- »s, the June issue of the Alaska 3 4 n i ; 54 e elands| ST U0 veling of the monument . gigte introduction of a project O i o Stancs nonoring Joseph Juneau and Rich-| o oving medical and’ hospital : - on the Wtle|,uy Harris—co-founders of ‘Jumeau; |oee for the wives and infants of : icture of Mrs Jonh L.|iye farrival ‘of Oaptain, Palil S&ko b " rirct foume grades: inthetarmed ; Presidertt of the GeR-|,ng pig family in the famols “Arkiel. oc " repfudentatives of, thel De- [ ral Federation of Women's Clubs.\,e jieau”; the July 4 parade of! 4 : { PO X s i partment of Health left yesterday 1 year ago and the official open-i yiane 1o attend a meeting in | | Juncau with Mayor Harry Lucas) ¢ found in almost all instances, | At bat. A full reel will be' shown | by girl was born at St . ; the usual fees set up for payment | Hospital this morning to|gk. 2rmidg scenes - M“‘L?”“”kl;‘lm hospitals and doctors are based d Mrs. E. M. Davis }'“'i“‘-‘ “”'“ Hfe I ";“K"“‘l-‘ P‘;’ on standard prices in the States s fekimo dances and sports, dog i, S aritire X ! and are entirely too low for the William P. Blanton was ad- |am races in Fairbanks, flower|qme.jiory One point which seems - mi urgieal care this!®nd garden scenes in the Tananalyyericyly 1o make clear to Federal ning at St. Ann's | Valley and views along the scenic|,eeiials has been that allotments e A |Richardson Highway from Fair- |y "Civee and other dependents are YOUR BROKEN LENSEs [Ponks to Valdez concluding with|y,. same everywhere but living the wedding pictures of a recently| I 5 siderably higher. Replaced in our own shop. Eyes moals here are con ly g! Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson |m7ied popular Juneau couple. |herefore dependents are in rela: ,‘v -y 1- "y - 1 {Know Alaska Better is the '"""nvely greater need. Tt is the pur- ‘ Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636 ad w( of Rev. A. A. Alsop; acting - o i 2 — | PPS the local representatives uu pose o pastor of R,(‘\UI]‘(‘('.IOX\ Luthelanh)r the Health Department to ex- S t ‘ DoEs Church, in having a weekly presen-j..q, these ' necessities - with = the A tation of kodachrome slides and”mm of securing 'a higher: aliot- INDIGESTION WALLOP YOU photograp! about the | equipped 2.00 e v e\ p R FACE FRAME YOT ":“ Help Your Forgotten ‘28" For The Kind 0f SUch high Relief That Helps Make You Ratin’ To Go | lhc f of your digestion is done | your 28 feet of bowels. e8n CINATORS here: Sum- rikes, try ,.(..,,flh.,,,"rwo NOTED‘ Ag“;‘[s | niformation that the representa- ner pastels, snow white, in the stomach ANI)‘ | tives: ‘expect to obtain special con- e Wha < at'you may nead is Carter's Little Liver | lEAVE fi mflmk | sideration - for Alaska. § ace) aws. Pills to give noeded help to GARY“Foreptian | The' program ~will - be' put’ in‘o . . 8 fee of wels. 2 3 { Pretty Headpieces for ‘Take one Curter's Listle Liver Bl bufore | FOR SMRAI. Mom“s effect immediately upon formal ap- Pretty Heads. od cesities mesle ik AR IS EY proval ‘of ‘the Federal agencies, it v help wake up a larger flow ) 4 muin digestive juices in your stom- 1is. understood. J gt ach AND bowel you digest whatiyou | ~After \l"“dm% the nst few| The local represeittatives to whe - ha in Na wn w snths in ina Crum- 6 : ones- Stevens S i S M O e 1 Pt Seward Street i e v f””"{‘[.‘.}"\’},’.':‘(‘,’,'\’,‘,‘;,",‘(5: your rine, bo Lt e OF | \iieet, with ‘representatives of the L.____.,—. /| LittieLiverPills from yourdrugist. By 2g ' Gy, 5““?‘““ o into| State” Departments of Health of ke | & oo 21 gl ”“I"'L ntolthe 13 Western states as well as Canada from bka;}wk\'\ x;wm Kmv; | those * from Hawali. They expect |to the lower part of the MacKehzie |y, o here in about two weeks. T River where they hope to spend| ‘W /\ m V‘l L ]) some time sketching and painting. |""(HEECHAKOS motion pictures of Alaska. public : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIREV—JUNF;AU ALASKA * HELD ?misuc HEALTH M“"ka";mont for dependents of Army per- hers who' are informed| o 5 Alfska Northland are the Best e program of medical and hos- to convey this M“““"“'rpxm care is in effect in 23 states.| ? al information to the people, ai BElow THE BEI.T uv is a privilege to be ablé to offer 0d | paul - Lindquist, Acting Com- | missioner of Health, recently com- type of entertaiiment for f joraq" a survey of the hospitals el e Rave. lin the Territory and contacted most |of the physicians. Tt is with this | In the fall they ‘plan to go to [ABDR (onflu]'on | Banff and Lake Louise for several NEWS S POSTPONED { With less than a quorum pres- ‘ent, the regular scheduled meeting Announcement made today by |for last night of the Douglas City {Mrs. Jobn MeGormick, President of council did inot assume the usual the Juneau Woman's Club, sets the date for ‘a dance to be sponsored by |than payments of bills, to be okeyed the War Service Committee, as Sat- ‘at a later meeting, was done. | urday, July:24 in the Elks Ballroom. | p, i the same way was a meet-| The proceeds will be used to pur- fhg of Douglas School. Board| c¢hase War Bonds and Stamps to| .o oo o R e Members| {“Outfit the vOutfit.” AMfs. M ‘o;|Piennect for tess 1 Nbai Johnson is chairman for the affair, |°f the Board will get “:"“m' g Mrs. McCormick stated that all ! the week, perhaps, to take up clubs in the Territory are’ being important business pending. asked to sponsor some activity roxl WILL SPONSOR SECOND DANCE | iWOMAN'S CLUB *. MEETI (proportions and little business other HOME | the purchase of Bonds and Stamps POUGLASITES ROUTE for Outfitting the Outfit, namely,] Due to arrive from the southj the Armed Forces. this evening to rejoin their hus-| Throughout the country the Gen- bands here are the following: Mrs |eral Federation has equipped whole|Earl Miller and daughter Earlene platdons and companies of men in|who have been visiting with the Army, Navy and Marines, and Rollers in Tacoma, Wash.; |Alaska is being asked to do its{S. M. Dore and daughter share. | from Vancouver, Wash. The dance on July 24 will be the| B S second sponsored by the local War| =~ e Service Committee for a definite] RETURNS FROM SITKA War effort program. The first dance| M. E. Monagle, Juneau attorney, | was in answer to Uncle Sam’s plea |as returned from a short business| for student. nurses. One hundred|trip to Sitka. | dollars was raised toward a Schol- | arship Fund for a nurse and it ls the | Mrs Clair hoped th o S v v | WS YO to help in tliis National Emergenc\'.l n A B B l 'l' s K I “ s NOwW Tanned, cleaned and all ready to make up. VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY BEATTLE, WASHINGTON ———d ‘ —————— (‘ | | i Sy \ | { | { | i J. W. Club Dance i Commlflee fo Meet’ The War Service committee of the Juneau Woman's Club will meet at the home of the president, WINDOW WASHING RUG CLEANING SWEEPING COMPOUND FOR SALE |Mrs. John McCormick, at 8 oclock tomorrow night. Plans will be completed for the dance scheduled for Saturday, July 24 DAVE MILNER Phone Blue 510 Charter No. 5117 Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE | First National Bank of Juneau jin the Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on June 30, 1943 ? published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under | Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. | ASSETS ! 1. Loans and discounts (including $4,829 overdrafts) $ f 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaran- teed » ]::::;”Jl\; xb(‘;:m'r)\(::x:c Mrl:l Lfi:;n:(:‘;:: [EA Fok M Obligations of States and political subdivisions TWO JANITORS for Work in [["5 S0 vl SAN FRANISCO & o o ot o e | E ! U 5 During their stay in Juneau they | 6. Cash, halangcst:'nh ut:eilt' ban_ks. includm% rel.}ervc bal- | . v ater colors stels. | ance, and other casl ems in process of collection 2,072,375.01 | no !Il S h l did many water colors and pastels. 5 e : e el o e t \{-‘jfl.eau 4 u lc c oo s | Mrs. Crumrine does both portrait rn:?n’vld 1‘1‘\“‘[2\‘(3 \r:-]l‘:?:‘lx)x‘):‘n:nnf ]:;0:_\ 7. Bank premises owned $45500.00, furniture and fixtures and landscape work while ‘her dmp‘ulc&‘. oh e MR hnA i eatr $5,700.00 51,200.00 | | daughter specializes in the paint- X ler, Labor| & Real estate owned other than bank premis 1,004.00 | PER] : banks, Charles A. Wheeler, | PERMANENT JOB FOR SOBER |ng of dogs. Conciliator fo rthe Federal Govern- | g Py | ment, left today for the south. 12. TOTAL ASSETS H‘*‘D -TQTPIUUS MAN ‘ Mr. Wheeler will attend a re-! LIABILITIES J s c l.T (0'. j w".uAMS | gional -conference of the Departh|13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- it | f Labor in San Fran¢isce orations $1,874.426.35 fusiBea U 1 Slates Gitizen | {ment o po $1874,426.35 RETURNS FROM S'TKA “““du"'““" to his headquarters “ifi |14 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora- ! Should be handy with tools and be able Portiand tions 1,338,025.96 to me inor repairs about h:_nlvr room. | Lieut. Col. J. Williams, Adjutant 5 % Deposits of United States Government (including postal ‘lmlll‘l have knowledge of oil burners. General of the Territorial Guards, NOTICE -OPD FELLOWS 4 savings) e 614,943.62 Apply in writing and state name, age, returned Saturday from Sitka whm-o} TRegular meeting of 1L.O.OF. TU('S-}IG. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 149,462.53 | length of residence in Juneau and Alaska he spent a short time on an in-|day, July 13, at 7:30 p.n. There|17. Deposits of banks 19,2 md give local references. State briefly spection of the unit in that com-|will ‘be installation of officers, fol- | 18. Other deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, etc.) 13,592.66 experience in past work. Appointment munity. {lowed by ' refreshments. Visiting RPN 0T will then be made for a personal inter- “The Territorial Guards are wcll\!lr(\thcls are cordially invited to|g TOTAL DEPOSITS $4,009,726.94 view organized in Sitka and cooperate attend. By order of the Noble Grand. i st A : splendidly with the military au- | H. V. CALLOW, 21. TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,009,726.94 ADDRESS thorities,” Col. Williams said. ady, - s SCC""U“‘§:~ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS L < 3 d i f S h 1 2 . 25. Capital stock: SETEN “inn 3 a £ ; ~uperiniendent o1 SC 001§ g SRl 2 (c) Common, total par $50,00000 ......... .$ 50,00000 197 % s G B8 B B Tl TE 26. Surplus 150,000.00 Box 1../1 Juneau, Alaska SR IL L E n L o G E t B s 27. Undivided profits 34,488.86 | y 128. Reserves (and retirement account for plefcrred stock) 7,500.00 - = . i 2 and, ; s ST e LES o BT 2 % Bfi G‘ie 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 241988.88 Lmlng Truck Road i rs 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS..$4,251,715.82 FOR SALE New Stock Floor, Bridge and Table Lamp Shades * Alaska Electric Lighi and Power Company and 616 Telephone 6 Juneau, Alaska Wanled for_ IMPORTANT WAR WORK Certificate of Availability Required see U.S. Employmenl Service 124 Marine Way, Juneau |32. Secured liabilities: MEMORANDA 31. Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value): (a) United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities $1,048,825.00 Other assets pledged to secure deposn,s and other liabilities (including notes and bills rediscounted and securities sold under repurchase agree- ment) (b) 78,425.00 (e) $1,127,250.00 TOTAL (a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to requirements of law $ 74194163 (d) TOTAL $ 741,941.63 Territory of Alaska, City of Juneau, ss: I, E. L. Hunter, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. L. HUNTER, Cashier. CORRECT — Attest: WALLIS S. GEORGE, JOHN RECK, A. M. MILL, Directors, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of July, 1943. J. B. BURFORD, Notary Public. (SEAL) My commission expires Feb. 14, 1945. BRINGING U"P' FATHER MAGGIE NICE TO ARE SCARCE - Bl GOLLY-1 BREAKFAST BEFORE REAS e 'VE GOT T« HAVE e. 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