Synopsis, of Annual Statement of thel
Unerlcao Equitable Awbum Com
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tno Statelet lew TTsck. on Km thsrty-
first oa Of THrimMr. IMJL BHot so
tho Inmiwift ConmlMkMMT eg the
Utect-Oregon, pursuant-to lew:
BeStsAirmen
Capital Posters Net
106 Nod Over GIs
inmt of - aUal stack paid up.
11,00040040. "
Net premiums received during ..the
year, laif jttjz.
.interest, oivtaenos ana mn receiv
ed dorm the year. tJMJCl.n. t
Income from other sources received
I daring the rwr, . $S33,T50.t4. ,
, Tout incom. HJ1MM.M. - - .
By cxsxs Kowrm
"Net ; losses paid d urine the Tear m-
ft4in i ii i nn. a Jt ,
oaicras nvwij - lonnea wumor. ium.bs. . .--
Legion baseball nine made Its first tnt?rV sSST rl
appearance or tne season y ester- taxes, licenses and fees paid during
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although they received but two I ins the trTlSMMMS - - ; !
blows oft pair of Salem Air Bast I ideads paid to poUcyholdm dur-
chuckers, run up a 10- victory talZrrtUm3?m& .diru.l
over tne Fivers. - - issrx.Tao.Ds. -
Coach Al Lightner cot a pitch- ZSZZ''
ers-eye View Of hlS Junior ball-1 Value of real estate owned (market
XHiDcrx in uieFia- imusu muni7. ur i . . . . ...
-1 i ' iaoim -Mh i aTstaTss.se. raM siiisiisii
in the mound himself in order I etc- sizjisjol
that the pitching staff, all of which eS, " amortttea.
performed in Sunday's junior loop, valine of stocks owned (market val
might take a needed rest. :Xy- V .. :
The Capital Posters didn't look iL6L ..FT?. "r -
at all bad on the defensive side, I Premiums In course ol ,Heetion
but when it came to taking, their I S2--l,f-.?M,fib?r, w.f!w'':
cuts at the borsehide, the older Interest and rents duo and accrued.
and more experiencedcrs had SSm ). gi05.isa.i8. -
too much on the ball. One of the Total admitted assets, siq.m5.sm J.
winners two safeties was punched RrM. rf.iSSnaku sx.-
out by Lightner, and the only reg-1 sxiju.
ular team member to get on via a . A--t .of on
hit was Catcher Dean Hagedorn, Due t or commission and brokerage,
who beat out a hopper to third in mj??0-5: w,,. -the
second inning. Seventeen Jun- TbK12p& If..
Inra atnirV mir IS nf 0 wklffa 1 7SS.nS.TS. "
dished up by the fancy assortment JlW&
oi stun zrom ronsiaer ijarry inm ioujh.. - - -
lap, who replaced Jimmy Dorer LSSSS vw"-
zor u Airmen axier two outs ui i xotai. sio.ouawj.
the second. businissiw wu
The Juniors took an early: lead Not premiums received during the
In the second 1 canto, .coring five 'Tet during the year,
runs off two hits, five walks, one I szsj3S.il. r v
name ox company, American Enni
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KINC INSPECTS 7LANI IOCKET$-Ats oyal Air FerM scatto. smnrttcn U
Cngland Kmg Gerr tl haptctg a Typhaea Cgatar fitted wKk rocket prefects apptntaff. '
RETIRED Telex, retired drew performer, aiooses n Cm tprtag ttmBght la tao Deareriot.
TaagBt By a rrenca trainer, ue pour sear eswys ewy smcn
P.I rrnr and a mtfnl ftf nSitaM
balls. They added three more tal- '
lies in the fourth and racked up roon. . ;
.t i 1 Name of Secretary. John F. Bneoden.
anouer iwo in we lonowina sututory resident attorney for ser-
Irame, mostly on wauu ana Dase- I nee. insurance commissioner,
running. The Airmen, entering
their nau ox tne mm on tne snort i w. 12.21
end Of a 10-1 COUnt, bounced bacJC I Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
TTIUf AW Ull. M. 1 I . 1 - .
uuiuigi, wiu uu . Minnesota, on tne tnirty-nrst aay ox
Dacember. 143. made to tne insurance
Comnnssiotier of tne state: ox uregon.
after two out in ther ninth.
The local 'Juniors have slated a
Camp Adair, team for a practice
contest at 6:30 . this evening, then
Thursday trek, to'" Albany for a
night game with the Hub City Le
gion nine in their official 1944 cur
tain-raiser.
Box score:
JR. LEGION (10)
Player, pos. AB R II PO A E
Allison, ss .0 0 0 J
Malmin, cf -3 ' 0 0 2 0
V. Valdez, 3b J2 0 0 1 2
Carroll, rf ' -1 11 0 16' 0
SUats, If
Hagedorn, c .
P. Valdez, 2b
Dalke, lb
Lightner, p .
Dasch. ss
Zahare cf
Craig, 3b ..
Nolan, rf
Day, If .
Russell, c i
Alderman, 2b
Hendrie, lb
Province, -Wilkes,
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Totals
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3
..1 110
n 0 0
3 0 0
2
1
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-.00
.0 0
.26 10
1
3 2
6
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2
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0
0
1
0
7
0
0
0
,0
2
1
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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pursuant to law:
i CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid up.
None.
INCOME
Total premium taoome for the year.
S7,B71J07J1.
interest, cuvtaenas ana rents receiv
ed durins the year. S2.416.19SJS. '
income Irom otner sources receiveo
during the year. $1,656,0738.
Total income, ii.v43.sej.v .
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses, endowments, annui
ties and surrender values. S3.874.790.45.
DlYldends paid to poiicynoiaers our
teg the year. $824,457.81. r
Dividends paid on capital Stock Cur-
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kit the year,' None.
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AIR BASE (6) r
Player, pos. AB B
Dunlap, lf-p 4
Callahan, rf 5
Frentzko, ss-c 5
Wind, 2b ; .4
Collona, 3b-ss .2
Dattolico, c -2
Burk, lb 4
Doerr, p . 0
Campbell, 3b
CardweU,- If 1
Jacobs, If . 4
Totals --36
H PO A E
1 1 2 2
1
6
2
0
0
10
7
0
0
0
0
7.27
0
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
0.
0
0
7
Batted -for Alderman in 5th.
Batted for Hendrie in 5th.
Jr. Legion .050 320 00010 2 4
Air Base 001 001 220 6 7 5
Innings pitched: Lightner, Dorer
n3, Dunlap 7W At bat oft Dorer
; 7, olf Dunlap 19. Hits off Dorer 2,
off Dunlap 0. Runs i scored , off
hnrpr 5. off DunlaD 5. Earned
runs off Lightner 2, off Dorer 4.
Struck out by Lightner 4, by Dorer
2, by Dunlap 15. Base on balls off
Lightner 3, off Dorer 4, off pun
Hit by pitcher: By Dunla. Wild
Ditches. :Liehtner, Dorer, Dunlap
2. Passed balls, Hagedorn, Dat
tolico 4. Left on bases: Legion 3,
Air Base 8. Two-base bits: Wind.
Runs batted in: Dunlap 2, Cos-
tello.H Sacrifices: Malmin, Light
ner. Stolen bases: Dattolico, Burk,
W. Valdez; Umpire, Don Hendrie.
ommisaioiis and salaries paid dur-I
in the vear. 1.S7 326.71. i
Taxes, ncenses ana sees paia aunni
the year, S21JC.3a. r !
Amount of all other expenditures.
I1.720.791M.
. Total expenditures. 8.7243S.
- ' i- ASSETS y
Value of real estate owned (Book
value). 11.033.994.30.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc- S1S.712.8S6.42.
Value of bonds owned (amortized).
S3S.935.S44.00.
value of stocks owned (book valuer,
SU17.86S.53.
Premium notes and policy loans.
$5,451,645.41.
Cash in banks ana on nana, siio,-
300.10.
Interest and rents due and accrued,
$445,013.82.
Net uncollected ana aeierrea prem
iums. $1,701,870.73. -
Other asseU (net). $1323.15.
Total admitted assets. $64,424,623.48.
- . LIABILITIES t ;
Net reserves, $53,353,160.13.
Gross claims for tosses unpaid, $352,-
422.40. ,
AU other liabilities. $5,628,381.58.
ToUl liabilities, except capital. $60,.
333J04.11.
Capital paid up. None.
1 Surplus over all liabilities. $4,090,-
7195. . f. ! -" -v. - ,
Surplus as : regards policyholders.
$4,090,719.33. - 1 ' :
TOUI. B64.4Z4.0Z3.4O. jK -
- BUSINESS IN OREGON FCft i
i THE YEAR i
Net premiums and annuities receiv
ed during the year, svej44.i.
Dividends i paid during the year.
S7.076J1. ; i f
Net losses ' and claims, endowments,
surrenders, and annuities paid during
A i aiui ana a T
me year, soj.ooo.in.
Name of company. The Minnesota
Mutual Life ' Insurance Company.
Nsme of President, T. A. miutps.
Name of Secretary, Carl R. Anderson.
Statutory resident' attorney for ser
vice. Commissioner of Insurance.
'Babe' Shoots
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Phyllis Otto of Omaha, Neb run-ner-uD
in the-Western ; Open two
years ago, with si 40-41. Following
were Catherine fox,.: Bloomfield,
NJ. with 44-3 and Mary Ag-
VTf.lt S.flh TlHth
nea wan, iucuwuuHt --"n
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Of.T.XXaawN-O. DrXJ.CaaaJIJI
CmNTSS tlerballsts .
til KartS Liberty
Costatrt Portland Ceneral Eectrte
Co c:"ce open Saturday only
10 a m. to 1 P-m-s to7 P Con
futation, tlood pressure and armo
tests Lei oi charge, rracticed
unct 1. 11. ,
PULL1KC IN A COR ON AD O Grotmd crewmen haul m a Cenmade (1B2T) wLich has
I i Just landed on Kaneohe ay, Hawaii, after an operational training flight. .
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Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Northwestern- National Life Insurance
Company of Minneapolis, in the State
of Minnesota, on tne thirty-first aay
of December. 1943. made to the Insur
ance Commissioner of the btata oi
Oregon, pursuant to law: t
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Amount of capital stock paid up.
$1,650,000.00. : t ' -.
Total premium income for the year.
$124531.47.
Interest, dividends and rents receiv
ed durinr the year. S3J83.42SJS. -
Income from other sources received
during the year. $3,661,451.41. r
Total income, i.m.iii".
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses, endowments, annui
ties and surrender values. $4,582,004.41.
Dividends nald to ooucyboiaers am
mg the year. ss3s7.ii.
Dividends paia on capiuu noes dur
ing the year. $88,009.00.
Commissions ana sauiries paia sui
tes' tlw Tear. S3JMUSS.3S.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
the vear. S342.002.7O. , - i
Amount oi au otner expenaiiures.
$2.13X854JS. :: i -
Total expewnurn, sj,v,ma.,
ASSETS 1 . , . t
Value of real estate owned (market
vain.) S3 014 771.63.
Loans on mortgages and collateral.
etc.. S17.699.113.3a.
Value or Donas ownea limonnwi, i
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Value of stocks ownea imarsei
ue). ST7.4S2iW.
Premium notes ana poucy
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Cash in Danes ana on nana, fi 1
308.43. v : -: -
Interest ana rents auo ana accruea.
MissaZ.
net uncollected ana aeierrea prem
iums. St,T9,4M Wi
Other assets (net). SS0.03S.41.
Total admitted assets. $1 03,04$ J6SM.
UABILITU5
Net reserves. t85.S0aJ05.2S.-
Gross claims for leasts unpaid, $33,-
- Total liabUitles; except capital, $.-
r-.oit.l' naid i. sia50JMeaa.
Surplus over all hablUtles, $8421,-
33L39. - '." ;
Surplus as regards policyholders.
$7.8J1J31JS. . j .
Total, $103.048,SSS.4. , 5
r--a BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR
TUX YEAR
Net premiums and annuities received
during the year, $135,560.4. -
Dividends paid during . the year,
tg.oM.os. L-.-'- -.-'. m '
Net tosses and claims, endowments,
surrenders, and annuities paid during
the year. $87,532.78. '
- Name of Company.' Northwestern
National Life Insurance Company. -Name
of President. O. J. Arnold.
Name of Secretary. Arnold Hobbs.
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Xleil eerrlee rcUscteer aTnr'snee) drlTers. "
SltiCER Hit a Angal,
(shovs) wtfs el former boxing,
ch7rjioa Tony Carzs&erf, is
Beweetneeln'the ranks cf Kr7
s Xerk nifht d&h stagers.
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