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CHRISTY’S BAKERY
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Let Your ’Baker Bo Your Baking”
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveninqs and Sundays
at Keudsen’s Kodiak Fuuntain)
KODIAK .
DIARY... j
When Kmidsen’s Kodiak foun
tain advertised in House & Gar
den, requests began coming in as
far away as Africa for Knudsen’s
catalog.
This week one arrived from
Santiago, Chile, from Mrs. Ani
bal Jara, who added:
“Would appreciate any con
tact we might have, through
you, with a dealer in animals or
the Arctic region—specially
white polar bet rs. One of my
husband’s many duties is the
management of our zoo and he’s
very interested in acquiring
specimens of your animals.
Please forgive my boldness.”
Since there has been only one
instance of a white polar bear on
Kodiak island, Mr. Knudsen is
going to suggest the name of a
dealer at Nome.
Please forgive our boldness,
but why oot suggest a Kodiak
cub to Mr. Jara? If a polar bear
can stand the hot Chileness, a
Kodiak bear should.
We never know who is going
to drop in and ask what, which
is why we keep handy a set of
Ency. Brit.s, a Web. Diet., a
Worl. Alman. and a Congresson
al Directory 79th Congress 2nd
Session July 1946
This week it was Mrs. Mabel
Fenner, dark of the OPA, who
brought in a question
Q: How many cubic inches in
a cubic foot?
She’d forgotten. So had we.
But why did she want to know,
we were more interested in, and
finally we found out.
She got instructions from
Washington DC to go througjk
her file drawers at the OPA, sad
destroy certain kinds of material
for which there is no further nec
essity.
After doing this, the instroo
tions said, report to Washington
how many cubic inches of spann
in said drawers is left over.
The picture of all the OPA.
clerks in Alaska busily measur
ing their drawers and translat
ing their findings into cubic indi
es and hurrying the information
to Washington, D C is one that
we contemplate with much pleas
ure
Do you suppose that Washing
ton is going to send out new ma
terial for filing on a production
basis, so many cubic Inches n
month? If so, it’s a good thing
Mrs. Fenner is in the office, and
not one of the previous clerks.
For said previous clerk had *
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