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Kodiak Diary
(continued from Dane 2)
Two and two do not make
four, as you learn when dealing
in OPA news items.
Last week we were told that
milk was to be sold in half-pints
at stores, at 15 cents. We multi
plied by 4 and got 60 cents a
quart, whieh was wrong, as the
final arrangements worked out
between E. E. Bell and dealeis
provides that 4 half-pints, at 15
cents each, shall sell for 45 cents,
plus 20 cents for the 4 bottle de
posits. It was formerly selling at
45 and the new price is 35 and
the 15 cents per half-pint is pro
vided for restaurants when con
sumed on the premises. There is
no price set on naif-pints when
retailed in stores, but it doesn’t
make any difference because the
half-pints in stores are being
sold two for 25 or 4 for 45, plus
bottle deposits.
We also quoted the OPA regu
lation which said that Coca-Cola
was being wholesaled at $1.20 a
case, and set the price at 10
cents a bottle retail, but we
learn authoritatively that it has
always been sold at $1.75 a case
in town, and $1.10 a case to the '
base, and is being sold at these !
prices yet to these places.
Some of the retailers affected
are selling at 10 cents as set;
others are going to quit handling
it because the price was not low
ered on competitive cola drinks, i
or on soda nops, which are
cheaper to produce anyway; and!
we found one dealer whoissel-!
ling coke at 20 cents retail yet,!
because no one has told him a
bout the new 10 cent price.
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We just thought you would
like to have the whole situation
clarified. We would.
On lovely pink stationery
f^om Horse Hollow Road, I.ocust
Valley, Long Island, New York,
comes a request Tor a subscrip
tion to the Mirror. Says the
writer:
“My fiance lives in Afognak
and after our mar iage and his
discharge from the Army hospi
tal, we plan to make our home
in either Afognak or Kodiak, so
you can readily see why I’m so
interested in what is to be my
new home.”
We are sure the letter writer,
Jeanne Marie Kroll, can adapt
herself in Kodiak, where she can
shop on Brooklyn avenue with
Buffalo nickels, and gaze across
at Long Island, just 3 islands to
the left of Kodiak.
And she’ll be one newcomer
we’d gladly welcome, for we
know she will never be guilty of
laughing at the quaintness 01 the
names of Kodiak and Afognak.
Anyone from Horse Hollow
Road would get a hol'ow horse
laugh right back at her if she
did.
From our visit to Ouzinkie we
remember a juke box that would
n’t play if you put nickels in it,
but would if you dicin' . The j uke
box probably explains the fact
that on a list of “Favorite Songs”
as recorded by the Ouzinkie
News, the “Htibba Hubba” tune
appears with two choices.
Progress and invention are
wonderful things when they are
resDonsible for two Ouzinkians
s?oing “hubba, hubba! hubba
hubba!”
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