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”Be sure to get today’s special at Christy’s—
it says here that it’s yummy
JELLY ROLLS
50c each”
TODAY'S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THEJPERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
“Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking"
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveninqs and Sundays
at Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain)
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
In the last Dairy column we
made an offer to buy a free tick
et to any recognized drunkard
willing to go to the Orpheum to
see “The Lost Weekend’’, the
story of a drunk.
We’ve learned our lesson. We
had at least 341 verbal applica
tions for passes, but all from
friends and acquaintances met
on the street who were getting a
big kick out of the idea, but who
would have been insulted if we
had seriously agreed to their
propositions.
We actually got stuck for only
one ticket and we didn't have to
pay for it, because the rule on
sobriety at the time of applica
tion was violated.
Ray Martin, of the Club Li
quor store, sent a gentlemen
down to the show with the note,
‘ Here is one.” The gentlemen
appeared at the show with the
note and was refused admit
tance
So he went back and told Ray.
Ray took him back to the show
and made such a fuss that the
theatre agreed to let the custom
er in if Hay paid, with the un
derstanding Ray would see us
about being reimbursed.
The gentleman quietly sat
through the whole showing *«4
then left.
Said he the next day: “I never
want to see another show like
that one.”
Said we the next day: “We're
never going te make another of
fer like that one ”
An alley cat now making it*
home at the base reseived publi
city from Associated Press as it
lit in Seattle on a plane en route
to Kodiak,
The cat belongs to the family
of Comdr. James D. Dabb, USNt
a transferee from Annapolis. He
said his wife and children insist
ed “the cat must go along."
So kitty was sent ahead by ait
express and waited in Seattle for
his master to pick it up.
The clipping was sent to us,
and the big headline says:
“Kodiak To Have
New Aliev Cat”
If the cat will call it may have
the clipping for its scrapbook—
and our address is Katmai alley,
cat.
The house next to the Erskiae
residence, which did house the
office qf Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
until the latter’s removal to new
quarters next to the Kodiak Ho
tel, is now the home of Mr. aad
(continued on page 11)
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