Here J here
with H 8.
“ \nfl did anything unusual
happen at, the Dinner at. the
Offieer’s Club a :>w evenings
ago?” we asked Maud Ear1, NA*5
Hospital Stenog
“Anything unusal! There were
five Senators, two Admirals and
two Generals pre-ent...isn’t that
enough?”
Irving F. Newton, Bldg. Supt
nearly accomplished the imposs
ible by almost being lost on his
walking tour to Kodiak from the
Base.
“Sunshine” Alice Williams
would revise Mae West’s famous
words to fit Kodiak in this mann
er. “Come up and see me some
time and bring some groceries.”
Merchants in town should put
their Christmas toys on the shel
ves now since there are no more
“authorized” games at the base.
Noted: Mr. Swisher, Recreat
ional Director, at the Montmar
tre. smiling from behind a bottle
of coke... perhaps over his new
Job of Theatre Mgr. And the
“Lucky 7” cab on the road hav
ing a flat changed.
Even Lt. J. R. Hopps Jr.,
USMC, realizes, after the custo
mary fee of $26.50, that the Ko
diak driving in blackout rules are
stringently upheld.
Then there’s Lewis W. Dietz,
who just received a letter from
his local board requesting him to
report at once seven days ago in
Independence City, Iowa and at
4:30 AM. “What bothers me is
that 4:30 AM,” says Dietz, “I
just won’t be able to make it.’,
And that’s all the little things
we have today, “It’s the little
things in life that tell, though,”
said the girl, as she kicked her
little brother out from under the
davenport.
Pip-pip and Toodle-oo
Base Employee Leaves
Victor Pavlevski left for Seattle
by plane to join his wife, Billie,
who formerly worked in the
Contractor’s office at the base.
He was employed at the base
also.
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