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time and place.
If ever we heard of a case of
molesting, this Afognak commut
er, or plural, is it or they.
At the Rotary luncheon Tues
day at the Ski Chalet it happen
ed that we were placed, innocent
ly, at a table with 3 (count ’em,.
we did) Red Cross girls.
As a result we have devised a
new definition of a small town:
To-wit: A small town
is a place where, if you
eat lunch at a club meeting with
3 girls, at least 3 of your brother
members will tell your wife about
it before you get a chance.
It happened in Kodiak.
The miae en scene of this little
drama is the Lyric theatre build
ing, which has an office on the
left that houses the OPA, and an
office on the right that encom
passes the sewing shop of Mrs.
M. H. Smith.
On Monday suddenly from
the sewing shop burst Mrs. Smith
and her daughter, Mrs. Janet
Saunders, carrying between
them the limp form of a woman.
They dashed into the door of
the OPA office and excitedly
asked of Mis. Mabel Fenner,
OPA clerk, a glass of water,
quickly, as this woman they
were carrying had fainted, they
explained.
Mrs. Fenner, we are told, rose
from her seat as white as a sheet.
Probably because she realized
she didn’t have any water in the
office.
But by this time Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Saunders could contain
themselves no longer, and laugh
ingly showed Mrs Fenner what
the woman was they were sup
porting. It was Mrs. Smith’s
dress form, which the two women
had carefully attired in an as
sortment of clothing from the
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