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Ve hop* the Selective Service
(*rd notes the following.
>W are indebted for it to Ed
rd Q. Adamson, Fairbanks.
‘If any married men at all
t to be deferred from induction
o the services, it should not
pre-Pear! Harbor married
njbut those who have taken
ves to themselves within the
st year,” he says.
Ih au iiority for such a state
nt is the best in the world,
quotes the Bible, Deuteron
iy 24:5, as follows:
‘When a man hath taken a
v wife, he shall not go out to
r, neither shall he be charged
;h any business: but he shall
free at home me year, and
ill cheer his wife which he has
taken.”
Of course the eheered wife
might have a different idea a
bout it
A social item elsewhere in this
issue tells of Mrs. Ragnar Han
sen’s birthday party but doesn’t
tell who won the war bond
which the various guests con
tributed to and for which a
drawing was held. The item,
winch was turned in, delioerate
ly omitted the information. The
reason: Mrs. Hansen, whose
birthday it was. whose party it
was and whose idea it was, won
it
Mrs. Hansen wanted to draw
again, but the guests thought
the drawing’s outcome was per
fect and wouldn’t.
Lt. Lou Gurnick and the famous poem “The Christmas Heart”
! shown above with the author Peter Garnet. The poem was dis
yed during the Christmas holidays at NOB where the writer is
lipned. Copies of this picture may be had by writing Box 66,
diak, at 30 cents a copy. —Pd. Adv.
Things We Would Like To See:
★
Kodiak have a cold storage plant .
Kodiak have a small boat harbor..
This area represented in
the legislature . . .
Statehood for the Territory . . .
and Everyone Buy a Bond
in the 4th Bond Drive
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
* cHext to the Latgest Store in Town’
cMr. ^-Rau
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New York
Will take appointments for
Hair cutting, styling & permanents
at
UEUN I3£tUITY mil)
la Jolie Cosmetics Helen Curtis Cold Waves
In connection with the cor*
rent 4th War Bond Drive, we
suggest the idea to all birthday
celebrants.
Don’t blame us if it doesn’t
work the same way, though
Mrs. Claire Wheeler Seltzer,
who arrived recently to join her
husband, Attorney Larry “Bro
mo and—or Alka” Seltzer, is an
attorney in her own right. We
saw a clipping of her, swearing
to “uphold the standards” of
the profession, as she became a
member of the bar The clipping
was from the August 17, 1937
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Mrs Se'tzer will be interested
to know that the clipping is in
possession of a former pupil of
hers from the days when she
taught commercial subjects at
Stanwood, a suburb of Seattle..
The former pupil is Mrs. A1
E. Miller, of the Victory cafe.
Mrs. Seltzer will have to see
Mrs. Miller to find out what her
name was when she was a stud
ent. We forgot to ask
Mrs. Vera Pierce, at the Town
Club, went to feed her cats the
other day by serving them (1) a
dish of milk and (2) a plate of
minced ham, diced for the cats’
convenience.
The cats drank the milk but
after due sniffing turned down
the minced ham. Mis. Pierce
dumped the minced ham into
the empty milk dish and set it
on the end of the counter.
Two gentlemen customers en
tered, noted the dish of tidbits,
evidently assumed they were
hors d’oeuvres, but to be sure
asked if they were to be eaten.
“If you think you’d like
them”, Mrs. Pierce jokingly an
swered, "the cats wouldn’t eat
them.”
So the gentlemen began eating
them. Mrs. Pierce then told
them, no, really, she wasn’t kid
ding, she HAD given them to
che cats. But by this time the
gentlemen thought she was just
telling them that so they would
n’t eat them, so oblivious to her
protestations they nibbled on
until all were gone.
We hope this account is ac
curate It was written without
seeing Mrs Pierce, Tim Gilmore
or Jack Roper, chief steward on
the Lakina. i
tcrrr.
Beautiful Assortment
VALENTINE’S
cKpw on Display at the
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
KODIAK LIBRARY
NEW BOOKS
FICTION and NON-FICTION
COOK BOOKS BOOKS ON WAR THEORY
CHILDREN’S BOOKS ALASKAN BOOKS
POCKET DICTIONARIES & POCKET BIBLES
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