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Agent
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"What nerve! We should demand a refund—
it was exactly like the book!”
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
So we took a trip.
We traveled 7 or 8 thousand
miles to enjoy the sunshine and
eat strawberries and returned to
Kodiak to pant in the heat and
dust and to go to the Island
fountain and eat strawberry
short cake (berries flown from
i Homer) and munch on strawber
| ries from Knute Solberg’s (75
; cents a pint).
I It doesn’t make cents.
In Seattle we read of a case of
a couple, allegedly intoxicated,
who got in an argument and the
wife shot her husband fatally. At
the trial she testified she remem
bered nothing. The charge was
manslaughter and she was ac
quitted on a plea of self defense.
It wasn’t until on the boat
that we learned the couple, Mr.
and Mis. Ed Rogers, according
to accounts, were from Kodiak,
i Mrs. Rogers is the former Lillian
i Walker, who worked as enter
tainer at the Chicken Inn.
A Sailor aboard ship, desiring
to learn about his future home
of Kodiak, asked us “are there
penguins at Kodiak, or do they
get that far south?”
We explained that, they don't
get this far north—that Byrd’s
bird is indigenous to the South
Pole solely.
Gas rationing wasn’t as bad as
we thought it was or maybe we
were lucky. In Seattle a relative
worked for Boeing and had extra
gas and could take us riding all
afternoon around Seattle and
suburbs. In Bremerton a friend
had enough gas to keep two cars
going and to take weekend trips
even between weekends. In Port
land a friend was a salesman
and as salesmen aan’t get extra
gas the company classifies them
as hydraulic engineers or some
thing and they get extra gas and
we could ride to neighboring
cities and about town. In Idaho
friends pooled their gas so we
could take a jaunt to neighbor
ing towns. In southwest Wash
ington a friend worked in the
lumber industry and could get
extra gas so we could drive to
town every day shopping and jog
down to the coast to buy crabs.
From our own experience,
only, we would say there is more
gassing about gas rationing than
would seem necessary.
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I KODIAK
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5 'Bill & Lillian:
5 We’re glad you are back and if you ever leave '
i again please don’t leave us without a paper.
5 The Mirror plays a vital part in tnis community
5 and we enjoy having you around.
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! KNUDSEN'S KODIAk FOUNTAIN j
| still sells ice cream, consistently \
5 good, and fountain specialties;
pop corn; magazines; as well as
IVORY, PARKAS, MUKLUKS & a lot of other items j
FOUNTAIN |
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“cKext to the Largest Store in Town"
TIRED?
NERVOUS?
SLEEP POORLY?
NO APPETITE?
These conditions may
to a mild Vitamin B deg
Take Bexel Vitamin j
plex Capsules daily. ^
Pleasant tasting. Conti
the B vitamins.
General Wtakt
Lack of Entn
Loss of Weigi
Poor Digest^
Impaired Gro^
Bexi
VITAMIN B COn
CAPSULES
j
i Bert’s Drug Store
| "On Kodiak’s Busy Corner”
i
\ 1Vitamin and 'Prescription Headquarters
I I
Pinch’s Service St<
‘‘The Service Men's Meeting Place
END ICOTT JOHN SOI
AISO JOHNSONIAN
SHOES
Full Sizes in our
SHOE DEPARTMEN
Blutcher & Bals
Leather & Composition S(
‘Br'g Shipment
Navy T Shirts
Sweat Shirts
SOUVENIRS TO SEND HOI
Army and Navy Pillow Tof
Head Scarfs
Bridge cloths
Tea Aprons
Boxed Alaska tablecloths & na