!Codiak Diary
(continued from Dace 3)
re was some concern felt in
T- B\ quarters when we publish
lCUi unauthorized story anent
^investigation being made by
B 0pA into local overcharges.
* ot tbe impression we were
i Opposed to breathe a word
®ut it, but we breathed a few
the Jan- 26 issue, which» hap
ned to concern liquor dealers,
” first to come under OPA
rutiny.
When theiissue of the paper
0 received in Juneau the OPA
printed the said article in full
d sent it to all boards, saying:
“Complete and official details
ve yet to come in but in the
jantime we give you, verbat
1 the Kodiak Mirror’s own
rsion..-’
Well now. We aren’t supposed
print it because it isn’t offi
dly released but the OPA head
arters use tne unofficial ver
>n we print in their first official
rsion of what is going on.
We feel better, even if more
afused.
What’s this about Howard
;rooksie” Brooks, on just re
■ning to Kodiak, taking a lady
didn’t “know too well” out in
ar Tuesday night and running
l of gas?
\.nd the joke was really on
ooksie. The car he was driving
e .1. H. Piercemobile) stopped
him by the Russian church,
.it he got another car to push
a, tint no results. Stopping at
! bank, he decided to go attei
». Getting Al Miller, he got
u 5-gallon cans of gasoline and
>k them to the car. Then they
jldn’t, find tne gas spout in
s back. They couldn’t find a
tee to put it under the hood,
• last Al got down and looked
der neath the rear of the car.
here the gas tank should have
en was a gaping hole with
at>s and gas lines hanging lose.
1 hen Al remembered. He him
f had driven past, a gas tank
tlie Mission road and
1 carefully gone around it
hf>ut realizing what it was.
^r,y Place else, running out of
J would be enough. In Kodiak,
would naturally have to go one
ter, and include running out
tank.
G W. Bubendorf, U. S. Com
ssioner. returned to Kodiak
ay after a few days spent in
,chorage in connection with
e affairs of his office.
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across FROM
BERT’S
Town topics
C. H. “Chuck” Watkinson,
son of P. J. Watkinson, who has
been stationed in the Army at
Kodiak, returned to this city via
Pacific Northern Airlines Sunday
following his disoharge from the
service.
Vicki Corey and son Michael,
who arrived here recently from
Seward, have returned to that
city, leaving on Sunday’s plane.
Mrs. Corey worked at the Vic
tory cafe.
The Draft Board office will be
closed next Friday, Feb. 22, on
Washington’s birthday, Mrs.
Franklin Harris announcer.
For the convenience of naval
base residents who desire to at
tend church services in Kodiak,
a church bus will leave the base
each Sunday at 0915.
Liberty buses leaving at 1400
and 1700 will make it possible to
attend other services. Announce
ment of this new feature is
placed elsewhere in thia issue
by the Community Baptist
church.
E. E. Lincoln, War Manpower
representative, visited in Kodiak
overnight Sunday.
H. G. Eaton, E. S. Anderson,
George Suryan and George Ker
ney, listed as Libby cannery rep
resentatives, arrived here on
Monday’s plane.
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