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ASSETS LIABILITIES

Legal Reserve on Policies : : : : $68,938,399.00 re - mn

Reserve for Policy Claims Payable

Cash in Banks and Office : + « «+ $ 1,170,422.84

U. S. Government Securities : 1 1. 20,737,131.48 inlnstalments . . . : . . : : 2314,48520 : & ot Reserve for Claims Unreported or Wh ; Canadia ment urities : 127,164. ; A Sevan Sees 312710430 Proofs not yet Completed . . . 367,200.76 State, County and Municipal Bonds. 16,579,628.31 Reserve for Policy Dividends on De- # ; 2 . nl posit and Declared for Payment : : ! Corporate Bonds . 1 + + : ¢ 1 + 21,465,006.45 IN1949 . . . ..:.: ss LIANG : : i

Reserve for Premiums Paid In Ad- , . ‘vance, Premium Suspense and : Deposit Funds . : 4 + + + + i __1,194,605.70 - Total Policy Reserve : &« 1 « « + $73,926,172.50

nr 11,758,000.91 Ynearivd. In on Policy ahd. * ec

Corporate Stocks IV Ess NE 1,387,866.18 Total Cash and Securities : : 1 : $64,467,279.56

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Policyloans . : & ¢ 5 5 i ‘os 4,478,090.50 Mortgage Loans Paid in Advance 85,129.79 a : ’ 3 : 68.107.63 Reserve for Taxes Payable in 1949 184,487.28 i Cae. , Reserve for Other Liabilities « « : _ 1,489,536.93 Home Office Building . . . . : + 949,374.62 Total Liabilities . . . . : © 1 : $75,685,326.50 37,000.00 Voluntary Contingency Reserves

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