VOTE FOR
John E. landers
Candidate for
Republican
Nomination /
Primary Election April 25
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Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 2)
At the end of last year’s fish
ing season he pulled up stakes
and took his money and went to
Montana intending to make a
business investment there.
Instead-^he met Elizabeth S
Fuller, married her shortly after,
and after a honeymoon in Los
Angeles, returned to Cordova to
make their home.
We’ve seen plenty of books
which purport to show owners
of dogs how to teach their pets
tricks but now we have one for
the book.
We know a dog (only a speak
ing acquaintance) who has
taught his owner a new trick.
This happened in an office
downtown that possesses a
washbowl. One day the dog went
to the bowl and stood up again
st it with its feet on the rim. It’s
owner had never seen it do it be
fore and after some thought
wondered if the dog wanted a
drink. So the owner got a re
ceptacle and gave the dog a
drink.
A few times later the dog, on
repeating the performance,
would drink the water as it flow
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ed from the tap while the owner
was hunting the receptacle.
Now it is an established habit.
When the dog stands up to the
washbowl the owner turns the
water on, the dog drinks from
the tap flow, and everybody is
happy.
Anyone who says Patty isn’t
a smart dog within our hearing
will be challenged immediately
Our very last hope is that
Patty doesn’t teach its master
to bark. We don’t want to be
barked at after this apnears in
print.
We don’t know why dogs keep
cropping up so much in the news
but we have another one to tell
on the same subject.
An Army post in Alaska re
cently became over run with ca
nines of all sizes and shapes,
from small to big. The birth rate
was high and the situation be
came serious enough so that
something had to be done.
It was. A rule was passed that
all dogs be registered, inoculated
for rabies and tagged. A prison
er of war internment camp, not in
use, was selected as the site of
the dog pound, and individual
dog houses and runways for eaoh
were built.
A private was appointed as
dog catcher to enforce the new
regulation.
On the first day said dog
catcher made the rounds and re
turned with five tagless dogs,
which he threw in the clink.
One of the five turned out to
be a brown Springer Spaniel,
property of Lt. Gen. Simon
Bolivar Buckner, Jr., command
er of the Alaskan Department,
who is h mself a dog lover.
The general quickly reclaimed
his pet.
This week a person desiring to
go to a costume party went into
1 one of our local emporiums t,o
purchase enough material to
make a suitable suit which
would transform the party-goer
into Uncle Sam.
How, the customer asked, is
Uncle Sam dressed?
Then the discussion began.
Are Uncle Sam’s pants striped,
if so what color. Does he have a
vest? What color? What color
and kind of coat? What kind of
a hat?
The clerks didn’t know. Heads
of departments didn’t know.
Customers got into the discus
sion and they didn’t know. The
pro and cons spread and surged
(continued on page 7)
At The Churchy
Oteek Russian Orthodox Qj
Iter. Gregory Glebot
A cordial invitation is eit
ed to all members of the ct
to attend the services.
CATHOLIC SEh.lCg
Chaplain John Con«|
Ma«s will be at the0
cum theatre Sunday mortti)
10 o’clock.
PRAISE CHAPE!.
Rev. John Marshall
Sunday School 1
Morning Service 1|
Sunday Evening Service
Classes for young people
Mon. & Fri evenings at 1
Studying the lire of Chtij
Classes for young children
Monday afternoons at 3:i
COMMUNITY BAPTIS]
CHURCH
Kodiak, Alaska
Rev. Gregory S. Morony, Pi
Services for
Sunday - April IS
10:15 Sunday School. Classe
all ages.
11:15 Morning Worship
Sermon:
Who Will Control This W
the Day After Tomorra
5:30 Fellowship Supper
Servicemen & civilians irn
6:30 Christian Fellowship La
Intermediate, HighSd
and Young People’s^
7: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
Sermon:
He Will Come Again
Tuesday:
7:15 Bov Scouts
Wednesday,
7:30 Vesper Hour. Pn
Fellowship. Bible Stu
Thursday,
4:00 Girls Choir
Children’s Choir
7:00 Church Choir
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RECREATION ROO
Open: Daily 1 to 9 pm
Popular magazines,o
etc. Ia ehurch socialt
Public invited to vis
any time.
Free Public Circulating Lib
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asking at the pars®
next to church.
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