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FACE TWELVE Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Tuesday Morning, March 19, 1946 GaA is Confirmed At St. Paul's Church i Twenty-three were confirmed Sunday by Bishop B. D. Dafwell at St Paul's Episcopal church.. The group included Judge and Mrs. E. M. Page, C. H. Kane, Charles C. Clarge, W. M. Tate, Conrad P. Paulson, Reginald S. Williams, James R. Humphrey, John S. Humphrey, Thomas W. Steeves, Thomas Olson, Jon R. Toolson, Mrs. C. H. Kane, Mrs. Charles C. Clarke, Mrs. George A. Arbuckle, Mrs. H. J. Wende roth, Mrs. Carl E. Nelson, Mrs. Fay G. Toolson, Joan L. Lochead, Joanne. Lee Bunnell, Mary Lou Zumwalt, Joe Anna , Langrell, Mariann Croisan. Former WAC Officer to Fill Marion County Red Cross Post Susan M. Faherty of Phoenix, Ariz.; who recently was discharged from the WAC with the rank of captain, has been named the new executive manager for Marion county chapter, ! American Red Cross, it is announced by Justice George Rossman, chapter chairman. Ap pointment of Miss Faherty was approved oyj the board following recommendation from the person nel committee of which Linn C. Smith is chairman. Miss Faherty will succeed Olive Doak Bynon, who has resigned af ter serving more than 11 years in the office. Miss Faherty wilL ar rive in Salem, March 23, and will report to the Red Cross office March 25 to work with Mrs. By- 'TEEN AGERS! It's the Rage Now To Trade Pictures .Start, Your "Buddy Book9 Now with Photos of Your Pals It's an inexpensive and interesting Hob by and More Fun! Full Wallet Size Guaranteed Pictures Not Reversed Only Extra Pictures, Low Prices MOTHERS! Many Mothers Make It a weekly duty to have the youngsters' pictures taken in order to have a pictorial account of their advances - it's fun and will be worth a million in future years. METROPOLITAN'S SEK? UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, F. ROBINSON the non; before tthe latter, leaves office on April 11. Enlisted in S42 Enlisting (in the WAC In July of 1942, Misp Faherty served three and one-half years, being released In February; of this year. Prior to her enlistment she served for five yeafs as executive secretary of the Catholic social service of Arizona with headquarters at Phoenix. From 1928 to 1937 she was visiting teacher forj the Phoenix public schools, and! from 1932 to 1933 was loaned fronj the schools there to direct the relief program of the reconstruction finance corporation for Maricopa county. Miss Faherty was an officer candidate is) the first class to be commissioned by the WAC. She was recruiting officer in Okla homa City for a time, then went to Fort Silljto be director of the camp's recruiting headquarters. In August of 1944 she returned to Ok lahoma City as commanding officer of the WAClrecruitlng district. In May of 194$ she was transferred to the army air forces and was assigned to the air transport com mand and sent to the Alaskan di vision headquartered In Edmon ton, Albert, Canada. Here she wag WAC staff director for the division and also acted as awards and decorations. officer. Chlcaro University The new Red Cross manager studied at Teachers college of Minnesota and at the University of Chicago graduate school of so cial work. She is a member of the American Association of So cial j Workers and of the Cath olic Daughters 'of America, and Is a past president of the Altrusa club: in Phoenix. M BRUINS TURN OUT LOS ANGELES, March 18-W)-A turnout of 90 aspirants greet ed Coach Bert La Brucherie to day as the UCLA Bruins opened a 30-day spring football session. La Brucherje said he expected 125 candidates by the end of this I i I - SL" Kmr : tirocers 1 i '' I I Boston Terrier Takes Honors i In Salem Show By Robert E. Ganrware Asftlitant City Editor. The Statesman Champion Moore's Commando, a perky little Boston ter rier more familiarly called "Row dy" by his Los Angeles master and mistress, trotted off with top honors in Salem's ninth annual all-breed dog show in rthe armory Sunday. f Entered by Mrs. Ruth Murphy and exhibited by her husband, Joseph Murphy, the Boston won a trophy for best in ; the terrier group and proceeded through fin al elimination of the six main group winners to the title of best dog in the show. Grand prize awarded to the Murphy's was a large silver plat ter, provided for the dinner by Chuck's Tavern of Salem. Not a professional dog handier, Murphy is a trucking di- Marphy vision operator who keeps as pets seven Boston terriers and three mlniture Pins chers. Girl Wins In a special and traditionally popular feature of the show, spon sored by the Salem Lions club and the Dog Fanciers' association of Oregon, the children'? handling grand trophy went to 13-year-old Beverly Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mi-s. Frank C. Bell, route 1, box 88l BTrs. Anna Young of Milwaukie judged four groups of children on their ability to handle dogs in the ring. Winners, besides the Bell girl, were Don Ringland, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Ring land of Salem, who showed an English bulldog in the older boys group; Selma Louise Reeder, 6,1 Portland, who showed a large sable Collie, and Dick Needham, 11, Yakima, Wash., who showed a Pekingese. J. H. Willett, chairman of the Salem Lions committee in charge of the show, said the event was highly successful from the club's standpoint, with an attendance of 2256 spectators doubling last year's gate. The Lions Auxiliary did a brisk business operating a lunch stand. Irlberry Judges Leon J. Iriberry of' Brooklyn, N. Y., judged the 320 dogs, select ing winners In the 52 breeds or varieties of breeds, designat ing champions in each of the six main groups and, finally, choosing Iriberry theh best dogs in the show. Among winning dogs from Sa lem and vicinity in SunSay events were a pug entered by Herbert Simpson, 85 Lansing ave., select ed second best in the toy group; Frank C. Bell's black spaniel, re serve in its class; J. 11. Willett's Timothy Topper, brown and white spaniel judged Winner, best of winners and best of opposite sex in its class; a St. Bernard of Alpino Plateau Kennels, winner of the working dog class; a win ning bitch German shepherd of Mrs. K. A. Brown, Gervaip; a pointer and two English setters winning several ribbons for Al uert r. WUson, Lebanon; and a winning boxer of L. W. Breon, Valsetz. Winners designated Sunday, In addition to the grand champion Boston terrier were: CROUP WINNERS BEST IN GROUP I SPORTING DOCS English Cocked. Spaniel. Ebony's Blackout, Mrs. Frank W. : Anderline, itcomi: zna Amer. tjocKer spaniel, any solid color other than black. Wind rtdge Angela. Arline Swalwell, Ever ett. Wah.; 3rd Labrador Retriever, Aksarben Okanogan Duke. Franklin O. Sarber. Portland. BEST IN GROUP II HOUNDS Long-haired Dachshund, Gh. Antonio of Gtrey Barn. Charlotte X. Sibley, Kan Franctaco; 2nd Afghan Hound. Can. and Am. Ch. Mount view Olympic Myrah. Mrs. Lillian Miller. Seattle; 3rd Beaale, Chartloa Lonesome, R. V. Swartzlender. Dexter. BEST IN GROUP III-WORKING DOGS St. Bernard. Apollo V. Alpine Plat eau, Alpine Plateau Kennela, Brooks. 2nd Great Pyrenees. Ch. Baz I Beau Brummel, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hunter. Portland; 3rd Boxer. Ch. Vallal of Mazelalne. Dr. Walter C. Aylen. Au burn, Wash. BEST IN GROUP IV TERRIERS Airedale Terrier, Gooch's Victory Boy. John II. Cooch. Seattle: 2nd Irish Terrier, Enniitvmon Bullneve. Thomas Waters. Seattle: 3rd -Welsh Terrier, Lorelei of Red berry, DeMaria and Lucy Hertz. Portland. BEST IN GROUP V TOYS Pomeranian. Am. Can. Ch. Dro- more Bombardier, Mrs. Elva U. Cohen, Vancouver, Wash.: 2nd Pug, Cathay Dolly,. Herbert Simpson, Salem: 3rd Toy Manchester Terrier. Blue MtJ Lan caster, Z. C Spears, Portland. : BEST IN GROUP VI NON-SPORTING Boston Terrier. Ch. Moore" Com mando. Ruth Murphv, Ion Anreles: 2nd Chow Chow, Owhyo Black Drag on. H. J. and It. K. Carroll. ; Port Townaend, Wash.; 3rd Bulldog .; Du- way's Lucky Pal, Mn. J. J. Douet, Portland. BEST BRACE IN SHOW Pomeranian brace. Mrs. Elva U. Co hen, Vancouver, Wash. GROUP I SPORTING DOGS POINTERS Winners dogs. Northwest Drum Ma jor, Gilbert F. Muring, Portland. Re serve, Bo.arths Fiver, S. M. Ferry. Portland. Winners Bitches. Northwest Trade Winds. J. F. McRae. Portland. Reserve, Mallhawk. Saddleback, Albert T. Wilson. Lebanon. Best of winners and best of breed. Northwest Drum Major, Gilbert F. Maring. Bert of op posite aex. Northwest Trade Winds, J. F. McRae. Portland. RETRIEVERS (Chesapeake Bay); winners dog and beat of breed Suf- arfoot of Wcbfoot, H. Milton Nolte. Portland. Reserve. Webfoot's Grizzly Batman. Wilson B. Loom Is, Oswego. KKTK1EVEHS (Golden) Winner dogs. Twelve Gauge skeet. Charles E. Snell. Portland. Reserve, Gunnerman's Air Pilot, Chas. E. Couche, Portland, winners bitched, Stalingrad Express. Chas. I. Snell, Portland. Reserve. Gunnerman's Air Comet, Chas. K. Snell. Portland. ; Best of winners and best of breed. Twelve Gauge Skeet, Chit. E. snell. Best of opposite sex, Stalingrad Express. Chaa. Knell. Portland. RETRIEVERS (Labrador) Winners dogs and best or breed. Ak sarbon Okanogan Duke, rtsnkltn O, Sarber, Portland. SETTERS (English) winners aos, MaimawK Blue rnnce, I.t. Col. 3. 1. Beatty, Walla Walla. Reserve, Wllsonian Mallhawk Racket's Daz, Albert T. Wilson, Lebanon. Win ners bitches. Wllsonian Mallhawk Grace. Albeft T. Wilson. Lebanon.-Best of winners and best of breed. Mall hawk Blue Prince, Lt. col. i. J. Beatty, walla wans. Best of oppof He sex, Wllsonian Mallhawk Grace, Aibeii F Wilson. Lebanon. SETTERS (Irish) WInnera dogs. Peter Patrick. Scott H. Partridge. Portland. Re nerve. Turloch of Terconail, Samuel B. Steven. Port land. Winners bitches. Golden s Molly O. B. J. Golden. Seattle. Reserve. Ta mara of Last Chance. Guv Conine. Tacoma. Best of winners and best of breed. Peter Patrick. Scott H. Part- 0 .in i 2 See Sals Wl TIE fOlirS MIST IEWIFIL VIST MIEim ail IIHTHT IEAIIX6IISTI1IEIT! Q New YFW World War II Post to Meet Tonight The second official meeting of the new World war II post of Veterans of Foreign Wars is sched uled tonight. The meeting is to be held at VFW hall, corner Church and Hood streets at 8 o'clock. All men eligible for member ship are invited to attend. ridge. Best of opporite sex. Golden' Molly-O B. J. Golden, Seattle. SPANIELS (Cocker, Amer, Type. Black) Winners dogs, Makalu' Titan, Jo seph M. WUIlam. Tacoma. Reserve. Windrtdge All American, Frank C. Bell. Salem. Winners bitches, El-wln's Electra, Elwln H. Anderson, Milwaukie. Reserve. Black Sequin of Lodestar, Mr. and Mr. R. Lee William. Olympla, Wash. Best of winners and bert of variety of breed, Makalu' Titan. Jo seph M. Williams, Tacoma. Best of opposite sex, El-win'a Electra, Elwln If. Anderson, Milwaukie. SPANIELS (Cocker, Amer. Type, any solid color other than black, includ ing black and tan) Winners dogs. Halle' Comet, Mrs. Robert R. Bailey. Portland. Reserve. Wlndridge Chocolate Soldier. Mrs. C. I. Yensen. Meridian. Idaho. Winners bitches. Windrtdge Angela, Arline Swalwell, Everett, Wash. Best of win ner and best of variety of breed. Windrtdge Angela. Arline Swalwell. Everett, Wash. Best of opposite sex, Halle's Comet, Mr. Robert R. Bailey, Portland. SPANIELS (Cocker, Amer. Type, par- H-vtlrH ) Winners dogs. Willett's Timothy Topper, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Willett. Salem. Reserve, Walton's Marble Boy, Suzanna Flagg, Tacoma. Winners bitch es, Rebecca of Ann Gannon, Sally Ann Gannon, Tacoma. Reserve, Can. Ch. Brae Bell Bonila, Mr. Dan Walton. Tacoma. Best of winner. Willett' Timothy Topper, Mr. and Mr. J. H. Willett. Salem. Best of variety of breed, Ch. Lodestar Angela. Dorothy Boere. Kent, Wain. Best of opposite sex, Willett's Timothy Topper. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Willett. Salem. SPANIELS (English. Type) Cocker Best of variety of breed. Ebony's Blackout, Mn. Frank W, Anderline, Tacoma. SPANIELS (English Springer) Winners dogs, Silverman's Kayo, Lester E. Silverman, Skamokawa, Wash, Reserve, Ntwt Sir Roderick, Dr, C. G. Sabln, Portland. Winner bltche. Silverman's Breeze, Lester E. Silver man, Skamokawa. Wah. Reserve, Newt Lady Margaret. Dr. C. G. Sabln. Portland. Best of winners and bet of breed, Silverman's Kayo, Letter E. Silverman. Skamokawa. Wash. Best of opposite sex. Silverman's Breeze. I -ester E. Silverman, Skamokawa, Wah. CROUP IV TERRIERS BOSTON TERRIERS Winners doss. Rovat Kid's Best Yet. Playfair Kennels. Reg.. Portland. Re serve, Sievers' Hagertv Blink, Eilene stevers. Portland. Winners Ditches, Iongf Brat Mil Flash. Lillian Miller, Seattle. Reserve. Rose Rockefeller, Mrs. Wesley Foumal. Portland. Best of winners. Royal Kid Best Yet Playfair Kennel. Reg., Portland. Best of breed, Ch. Moore's Commando, Ruth Murphy, Lo Angeles. Best of opposite sex. Long' Bra la Dottle, Mrs. waiter D. Long, Olympla, Wash. GROUP III WORKING DOGS BOXEKS Winner dog. Tito. Mr. and Mrs L. W. Breon. Valsetz. Reserve. Katser of Durandal. Carl H. Sandln, Portland. Winner bitches, Dondera of Tulcey Wood. Otto H. Mlttelstadt. Seattle. Reserve, Bobby Sox of Toddruk, Dr. Walter C. Avlen. Auburn. Wash Bet of winner, Dondera of Tulgey Wood. ouo M, Mlttelstadt, Seattle. Met I or breed, Ch. Vassal of Mazelalne, Dr. Walter C. Aylen. Auburn. Wanh Best of opposite sex. Dondera of Tulgey wood, otto ii. Mlttelstadt, Seattle. DORERMAN PINSCHERS Winners dogs. Donner of Burmont. John F. Nlckerson. San Franclco. Re serve, Gorham.' Baron, E. G. Cor ham, Portland. Winner bitches. Slestra. I-or-ralne C. Swartz. San Francisco. Re ferve. Can. Ch. Amrie von Weiss. Rob ert Waters, Haney. B. C. Best of win ner and best of breed. Slestra, lxir ralne C. Swartz. San Francisco. Best of opposite sex. Donner of Burmont. John F. Nlckerson, San Franciitco. GERMAN SHEPARD DOGS Winner dogs. Atomus of Powell hurst. Dr. and Mr. Jullu H, Held. Portland. Rererve, Chief of Twin Fir, Mr. P. J. Loom Is, Oswero. Winners hitches, Cola Von Elgee. Mrs. K A Brown. GervaR. Reserve, G. I. Jane of PowelUiurst, Fred R. Rnvder. O wego. Best of winner. Atomu of Powellhurst. Dr. and Mrs. J. H Held, Portland. Best of breed. Ch. Utz of Powellhurst. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Held. Portland. Best of opposite sex. Cola von Elgee, Mr. K. A. Brown, Gervai. GREAT DANES Winners dogs. Robo von Birkenhof. Dr. C. V. Lang ton. Conrallls. Reserve. Simbo von Blrkenhof, Russell R. In man, Portland. Winners bltche. Bet. tins of Blackbriar. Mrs. Hamlin C. Grler, Seattle. Reserve. Slgne's I.la. S. S. Coertzen. Portland. Best of win ners and best of breed, Bettlna of Blackbriar, Mrs. Hamlin C. Grler, Seat tie. Best of opposite aex. Robo von Blrkenhof, Dr, C. V. Langton, Corval lis. GREAT PYRENEES Winner bitches, Valkenbe Charme, Mr. R. Kenneth Evana, Beaverton. Reserve. Flicka Nelge. Leon D. Kil lian. Bineen, Wash. Best of breed, Ch. Baz Le Beau Brummel, Mr. and Mrr. L. L. Hunter. Portland. Best of oo poslte sex. Ch. Vive Laioie, Mrs. R. Kenneth Evans, Bcayerton. SAMOYCDES Winner dog and fee of breed, Rhanor's Schoml of Petsamo. Betty Ann Arneson. Seattle. Reserve, Bunta Arneson, Betty Ann Arneson, Seattle. SHETLAND SHEEPDOCS Winner dog. Laurelrldge Tuny Wuzry. Eileen H. Glenn. Pocatelln. Ida ho. Reserve, Laurelrldge Hottentot. B. B. Cooley, Hillrboro. Winner bitches, laurelrldge King's Lady Cold, Mrs. B. D. Coolev. HilUboro, Reserve. Ar thea Blue Illusion, Mildred Dempaay. Klrkland. Wash. Rest of winners. Lau relrldge ruxzy Wiizzy, Eileen H. Glenn. Pocatello, Idaho. Best of breed, Laurel ridge Fuzzv Wuzzy, Eileen 11. Cleen, Pocatello, Ida. ST BERNARDS Winners dogs. Apollo V. Alpine Plat eau. Alpine Plateau Kennel. Brook. winner bitches. uipv v. Alpine Pat eau. Alpine Plateau Kennels. Brook Best of winners and best of breed. Apollo V. Alpine Plateau. Alpine Plat eau Kennels. Brooks. Best of opposite ex. Dipsv V. Alpine Plateau. Alpine v Plateau Kennels. Brooks. Fourteen Certified To Teach First Aicl Following the recent first aid instructors' .course for Marion county chapter, American Red, Cross, 14 persons were certified to teach first aid classes in Salem and in other communities, of th county wishing therrL- The 14 receiving certificates are: Leslie J. Sparks, Percy Clark. Wayne Kuril, Jan Barbam, Arthur . Bloom, Dna Davis, Paul LVuber. George Frank, Minnie Frank, Gtl Ogden, Haney Reinke, Theodore Roake, Constance Weinman, and Arthur Gcffner. Power Company Offers Kite Plans PORTLAND, March I8.-OV Portlanrl General Electric com pany officials, confronted with windy March and Its usual com plement of kite fliers, have come up with a solution to resulting short circuits and costly repairs. Cooperating with school offi cials and youth groups, the com pany is sending out plans for a guaranteed - to - fly kite with n tail, the fart usually tangled In overhead wires. With the plana go a list of Instructions for kite fly ing with safeguards against possible electrocution. ROAD CONTRACTS TO BE LET Road contracts aggregating; more than $3,000,000 will be awarded ty the stat highway commission at a two day meeting in Portland April 4 and 3, R. H. Baldock, state highway engineer, announced here Monday. Thee projects are part of the 136,000, 000 postwar construction program. diatrsea (61 liqwd at act oa m satld Leatobve Cold Mi lis aBSensaBe (64 Mom Drop r Sahre rsbeve ssuffinsse end OMCt . BvdMS M aaa la f Wet Oeea TobkMa e4 s it a mmtm aasl Fssest dnas fs aaaepessSve osBye raasUai 93 What's New at Metropolitan? There is MUCH good news for policyholders in the 1945 record of the Metropolitan Life Insur ance Company. Payments to policyholders and their beneficiaries reached a new all-time high of $623,000,000. Mortal ity among policyholders, excluding war deaths, was the lowest on record. The yield on the Company's investments followed the general trend and declined somewhat The Company had asset gains which made it possible to revise policy and annuity reserves so as to reflect lower interest earnings. Scales of divi dends to policyholders were maintained, and in some cases slightly increased. , Unassigned surplus funds at the year end amounted to $448,600,000. In addition the Company had special surplus funds of $109,400,000, of which $95,100,000 represented a special reserve for pos sible loss or fluctuation in the value of investments and $14,300,000 a Group Insurance reserve for epi demics, etc. These funds represent an extra cushion of safety for policyholders. In its report to policyholders for 1945, Metropoli tan provides answer to many of the questions a policyholder would be likely to ask if he could make a personal visit to the Company. Among questions answered, for example, are ... Were there many extra claim payments last year due to the war? Would longer life for policyholders reduce the cost of Life Insurance? In what types of investments did the Company put its money? What does the Company advise about National Service Life Insurance? In addition to answering these and many other ques tions, the report gives a financial summary of the Company's operations durmg 1945. Whether or not you are a policyholder, you will find this report inter esting and informative. To get a copy, just write and ask for the Company's annual report entitled, "What's New At Metropolitan?" J MM in rwn- I MtNf . . " UailSfS-lssraaW I -J I IM Willi 111111 -rem. ",U I ,5L S asatialassa sal (tmt ; Try HI NO OBLIGATION I ACOUSTICON H. F. MacDonald Dealer 905 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 6350 Sm4 far VaAsaWa flit feeta sasssssii I BUSINESS REPORT FOR 1945 la accordaacs with Um Annual StalrawBt as of December SI, 194S, SUd with tba Ntw York SUIa Inaurasca Dspartanesrt. 0SLMATI0NS TO POLrCYNOLDCRS. ICMCriCIARIES. AND OTMCRS felle Reserves Reanlre b Law .... Xhi amount, tosthr with future prmiunM mnti intervst, is required to aasura payment el all future policy bsneAt. PUcy Preeeeds mm4 DMdtdu HeM at Irrtarast . These are funds left with tba Company to be paid as tba future. Reserved far Dividends ta P alley held r ... Ret awde for payment in 1946 to UMse policy holders eligible to receive them. Other Peticy Obllf etlee, . . .' .... Claims ia process of settlemsat, estimated claim not yet reported, premiums received ia advance, ate. Taaea Accreed . lacludes estimated amount of tase payabla is 194S oa the buamess of 1945. Contingency Reserve fee Mertaas Leans . MiseManea LtabMHIes TOTAL OBLIGATIONS ...... I6.40O.80J.374. 47 142,073. 866.S3 123,331,706 00 7, 101,351.06 10,019.592.00 t I J 1,000 .000 00 . a9.5S7.5S7.S7 . . 7,0OJ,930,454.J ASSETS WHICH ASSURE FULFILLMENT OF ORLMATIOMS Wetlnnel Cavameaane Sealtles ...... I J.90l.l(.62 OS United States and Canadian. Other Reeds. 1,729,338,1 86 J7 Provincial, Etate, aad Municipal I t J. 780, 7.14 21 Railroad SS4.36I J6 30 Public Utilitie 46.1S.1I3.4 Industrial and Sdisrallanoous . S96.OO6.730 1 J Stocks 114.550,034 01 All but I4.07S.225.49 ere Preferred or Caaranteed. First DSnrtsac Lean Real Estate . , . . S70.3S3.SS4.77 Karme 6.fjfl6.70 02 Other Property ....... 73,756, 94. 75 Loane m PettcU' 143,512,038.44 Made to policyholders on the security of tkaif policief. Real Estate Owned 95S.S57.120.4S Includes 839.30O.3.14.74 real estate under contract of sale and 1147,436,299 0 Housing Projects and real estate lor Company use. ? ! t 17S.687.lS4.il Uopoaited la banks, la transit, or oa hand. Other Assets 167,070.489 96 Premium due and deferred, interest and rants due and accrued, etc. TOTAL ASSETS TO MEET OBLIGATIONS . 87.561,97,27.J7 Thus, Auets exceed Obligations by 8558,066,815.44. This safely fund, representing about 8 of the obligations, serve s a ruthioa against possible unfavorable eipenenc snd gies eitrs assurance that all policy benefits will be paid ia full a they fall due. This fund is made up of: A Special Surplus Fund (including 195,112,000.00 ior pouible loss or Suctustioa in the value of investment!) . . , 8109,422,000.00 Unassigned Funds (Surplus) ............................. 44 S, 644,81 5. 44" NOTE "-Assets carried at 8360,747,351.78 ia the above statement ara deposited with various public officials under require ment of law or regulatory authority. Canadian business embraced ia this statement is reported oa bat of par of exchange. Ufa laaarancs la Force. Ead f 1S4S , NIOHLMNTS OF 194S OPERATIONS 83161,969,817 Paid-fee Ufa laearaaea Isswed During 1S4S. 82,143,423,150 Aateaat Paid t PeUcy holders DarkHj 1S4S 623,443.185.86 il i, r ,ii Metropolitan Life Insurance Company p IA MUTUAL COMPANY) tndutick ft. Ecktr, CMAniMAa or tmb boabo Lerey- A. Lincoln, TmrnmtMl I VL4DIWM Avemvb, NSW YOIX 10, N.Y. Metropolitan Lira Ihsvsamcs Co. 1 Madison Avenue, Naw York 10, N. Y. Gentlemen! Please send tae a copy of your Annua! Keport te Policyholders, "What New At Metropolitan?'' NAME I ' STREET A NO NUMSES CITY -STATE.