Kodiak Diary
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ontbem. The quiz was a hit with
everyone. Questions ran like
the:
1. Of O. A. Torgerson and
Charles Madsen, which is the
older member?
2. Who is the youngest mem
ber of the club? (Nobody guessed
right on tin's.)
J. Which is the older of Max
Folsom and Wilson Erskine?
4. Which is the older, and
bow much, of Rev. John Winter
ltd Rev. Gregory Morony?
Try to guess before you read
the answers somewhere below.
By the way, we do not recom
nind the quiz for a ladies' club.
Despite the roughmess of the
storm they went through, every
body on the S. S Cordova was
toughing when the boat docked
due to an incident that occurred
sstbe ship was about a half hour
tut of port.
(to board was Chester V.
Clark, a dischargee from the
inny. In Lincoln, Nebraska, he j
bought a suit, wore it one day, j
ttoea put it away to save for j
Kodiak. On the boa t trip he wore
bis uniform to keep his new suit
■eat for the day of arrival.
On that morning he broke the
suit out and donned it, and then
uketi a friend to take his picture
toil on deck.
Just as the friend had the
, ready and as Chester
a pose, a seagufJ flew di-,
ily oveihead. /
what happened to the j
t one would suspect the sea- j
jail of carrying a Norden bomb
The friend took the picture
■lyway, and Chester said that if
itshows it will make a good sou
of his return to civilian life.
Personally, it is notour idea of
proper way to welcome a
r home from the wars.
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Tommy Clampffer, Fred Whit
li, Art Kizer Bill Bailey and
Henry Eaton returned tins week
* the ‘ Tippy’’ from a uuck
bating trip to Raspberry straits.'
The party got 18 ducks all
Wd, and spent the rest of the
to* trying to get the boat off
Hebeach where it ended up af
^breaking a coupling. They
P* towed back to Kodiak.
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