DUA KNOW
The cold weather will soon
set in and outdoor sports will
be confined to indoor varieties
of pastimes, one of which is
that old favorite, Bedtimestor
jes for the wee-uns. It wouldn’t
be far amiss to clip this bed
time story out of the MIRROR
to relate to your kiddies in the
dreary days ahead.
(Editors note: If your name
isn’t mentioned in this sags,
it is because it is’nt euphonic
which may be a blessing.)
Once upon a time there lived
a den of WOLFS’,papa WOLF
mama WOLF and lots of little
WOLFS’, in a LOHSE DOG
HOUSE- They were all LEITE
HARTed and LIGHTFOOTed
except papa WOLF, and he
was like MINSTREL and tired
VALENly to DRINKALL the
GREEN BOND in KODIAK.
it was that time of the year
when the MAKTINS were re
turning from CORGATELLI,
that papa WOLF didn’t come
HOLM and mama WOLF fig
ured he HASLIP again. Full of
UNGER she threw a SHOLL
over her shoulders, took the
CANMON off the HOOK in
the HALL, selected a LONG
SHARP CLUBB from the
WOOD box, and started FAN
NIN the BUSH forpa. She
covered all the RHOADES
leading out of TOWN and fin-1
ally found him on the BANKS
of POTATOPACH lake by the
BEACHCOMBERS. She letout
a BLAIR and a ROWHER that
nearly REFT baby WOLF to
theRATHBONE. She could
tell he had BENNETT and
this was the end.
“CHYA pa, ?” said ma but his
BANDY was BLANC. His sil
ence made her DIZNEY be
cause she could’nt ARGY with
him. Ma them got a CUSHING
to put under his shoulders but
LOWE his HEDLOFF and hi?
CHJMN was GREEN with
FROST. Realizing UNGEB
was useless and that pa’s sou
had been FREAD, she burned
his CRUTCHERS and prepar
ed to BERRY pa.
It was NYE unto the HOLI
DAY, the FROST was in the
FIELDS, a GALE was blow
ing on the CRAIG and the
DAY wasn’t WORTH mention
ing. In fact KODIAK was a
BLANKENBURG.
Ma WOLF called in all the
citizens who worked at a
KRaFT, the CARPENTERS,
PLUMMERS, TAYLORS,
PAINTERS, and MILLERS
and they all helped. Ma’s
HART was SORUM from all
this KILGORE but she didn’t
WOLKOFF and leave her
KING because she was a
WARE of pa’s WORTH and
she decided to do WRIGHT by
him, as she had NAUGHTON
to lose.
After the interrmem; ma
made a LOAN from the LAW
HEAD, DUPLER. remarried
a WILEY but WRIGHT rascal
named WAYNE the WAL
DRIP and they all lived happi
ly forever after.
P.S. Lets get to the ROOT of
this evil. I ain’t EATON yet,
and being a social CLYMER, I
am going on a SEGAL diet so
my 3 way FLETCHER will
make me look like a REED.
Residents of the Alaskan
Penninsula will have an addit
ional fifteen days of moose
hunting this year according to
the Secretary of the Interior,
Fred G. Aandahl as announced
through the Governors office
in Juneau. The regular season
for the taking of moose as set
up by the Alaska Game Law is
from November 15th to the
30th, and added to this fifteen
day season is from September
first to the/ fifteenth.
A recent survey conducted
on the moose population of the
penninsula revealed the moose
to be greatly increased in that
area, thus causing the addit
ional fifteen day hunting peri
od to be legislated.
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On Saturday August 28th>
the Orpheum presents George
Brent in “Man Bait” a picture
designed to keep your interest
with a new star that is easy
on the eyes but built for blac <
mail.
Allan Ladd leads a thousand
paratroopers into a thousand
thrills a second, in Sunday and
Monday’s bill in a Columbia I
Technicolor Picture entitled,
“Paratrooper.” Watch clouds
of paratroopers blot out the
sun and burn up the earth as,
they drop from the heavens, j
Leo Genn and Susan Stephen,
new star from England, sup
port Ladd in one of his great
est pictures to date. Perfor
mances: matinee 3 and 5 and 7
and 9 performance on Monday
evening.
(Jut of the tropic fog of his
tory's most romantic sea, sails
the “Yankee Buccaneer,” a
ship under secret orders.. Car
ibbean..a young Navy Lieuten
ant who became her captive..a
Dirate Kingwho enslaves them
both. In color by Technicolor.
Don’t miss Tuesday and
Wednesday’s offering for
thrills.The stars Jeff Chandler
Scott Brady and Susan Ball.
On Thursday and Friday of
next week the theatrepresents
the usual double feature but
these two are vastly different.
Number one thriller is Walt
Disneys “Prowler of the Ever
glades”^ strange, mysterious
spectacular picture. A true to
life adventure staring the
King of Nature’s most mys
terious swamp, the Everglades
and one of the earths largest
and most dangerous reptiles
the Alligator.
Hit number two portrays
DaneCIark with Naomi Chance
in “ The Gambler and The
Lady,” Win or lose., the game
these two played was made
deadly by the cold steel of an
automatic. Two complete per
formances for this double fea
ture on both nights at 7 and 9. |
Next Saturday brings a
double treat for the kiddies,
two stellar Westerns, the first
“On Top of Old Smokey,”
starring Gene Autry and his
Wonder Horse Champion. In
this thriller Gene tames the
town that shamed Texas by
singing the best Western bal
lads and smoking out the West
worst Badmen. Feature num
ber two is a Hopalong Cassidy
Special ! A super duper for
Johnie and Susie. Show time
2-i and9.
One of the coming attract
ions for September 5th and 6tn
is the much talked about pic
ture, “Shane.” More on this
super attraction later.
Herbert Heglin and Marlys
Munro applied for a marriage
license on the 23rd of August.
The marriage will take place
on Saturday August 28th at
the Kodiak Community Bap
tist Church.
C. Seymour
Testifies
In District Court in Anchor
age on Wednesday, August
25, Carter J- eymour, ex-police
chief of Kodiak, was called to
the witness stand to recount
his version of a shooting on
November 4th, 1951 which
happened in the home of the
accused, Nelson Maddux.
Seymour told of being railed
to the Maddux residence when
neighbors phoned the police
station informing the police of
shots being fired in the Mad
dux home. Just before arriv
ing at the Maddux home the
officers proceeding to the
scene, met Mrs. Maddux in a
hysterical condition and they
accompanied her back to the
house.
■Maddux was not home when
the police first arrived and the
two officers returned to the
station for more help leaving
the chief in the residence with
Mrs. Maddux. A few moments
later Maddux’s footsteps were
heard on the porch “d
chief' immediately told
who he was and that he
him covered, and he s
drop his gun.
“It looked like he was gomsr
to drop his gun and raise, h®
hands,” said the chief w ms
testimony,” but then in a
spinning motion^ he spurs
around and fired.”
The shot from the oU-uo
rifle that Maddux was carry
ing struek him in the right
arm. . . ‘‘and darn near blow
my arm off.” The impact from
the powerful rifle spun him
around and dropped him to
the floor. The first shot drop
ped the chief and according to
testimony, three more shots
were fired, the bullets splin
tering wood in the walls of
the cabin and causing wounds
on Seymour’s shoulder and on
top of his head. These wounds
however, were just superficial.
Seymour, despite his weak
ness from loss of blood finally
rushed Maddux, wrestled him
to the floor and seized the rifle
from him.
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