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your honor, I resent being criticized for wearing baggy
stockines when I'm bareJe?»ed!"
(odiak Diary
ued from previous page
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Joseph Goebbels likes to
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' please or offend Herr
bis and his cohorts; you
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up to you. You know the
of the game—now let’s
RIGHT.—C. E. D
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“Kodiak Makes $24,000 Bond
Quota”
or
“Bond Drive Falls Short”?
You are the headline writer in
this case How are YOU writing
it?
The current October, 1944,
issue of the magazine “Flying”
(I bought it at Knudsen's—be
cause he first told us about it)
has a picture that we are sure
will be of interest.
On page 105 is a picture of a
mail plane arriving here, and the
mail has just been loaded into a
sled and two dogs are pulling
the sled briskly along.
Underneath it says: “Skytrain
lands mail at Kodiak, Alaska, in
weather so bad that dog teams
must be used to haul it'' to the
base post office,”
Of couise the first thought
that should come to anyone’s
mind is, if they can’t haul the
mail by vehicle, how come the
great.big re-fueling truck sitting
on the solid concrete directly in
front of the plane?
The lead dog (the one in front
of the one behind in the 2-dog
team) looks strangely like a
guest we saw at the Rotary
once—'‘Kenai’', who happens to
belong to Lt. “Bud” Branham.
If we are wrong, we apologize
to “Kenai’, for picturing him in
an unauthorized use of the
mails in an unauthoiized trans
portation of same.
The picture, an official Navy
one, is just one more prime ex
ample of what happens when
people get too enthusiastic about
maintaining the legend of the
“frozen north.” Dog teams at
Kodiak, indeed!
Mush!
Ralph Christianson, from Old
Harbor, was dismissed from the
' CM hospital this week.
Xmas Cards
all kinds
Beautiful
Hand-Colored Cards of Kodiak
and
Cards for every member of the family
also
Curios and Souvenirs for Xmas
Come and See Them at
TOTEM m&&
and
GIFT SHOP
"Largest Curio Store in Town"
Have a “Coke” = Sit, maak jouself tuis
(SIT DOWN, MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME)
#,. a way to know folks in South Africa
Sit down, make yourself at home, says the hospitable South African to the visiting
American. Have a “Coke”, says his guest, and he’s understood at once. It’s a
phrase that says, Welcome, neighbor, from Capetown to Cape Cod. The world
over, Coca-Cola is the symbol of the pause that refreshes,-the happy meeting
ground for kindly-minded so angors.
tOTTLED UNUER AUTHORITY OP THE COca-COIA COMPANY RY
“Coke”= Coca-Cola
It’s natural for popular names
to acquire friendly abbrevia
tions. That’s why you hear
Coca-Cola called “Coke”<
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