'"^diak Diary
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m^ing the hamburg
dispatching them by
that experience the
■ "a,, that the phone was
i dusted, and whenever
*' once or twice a day, all
Jpran to answer it, no
r ffbose ring it was.
t no other connections ever
“completed and no other
^ eVer were taken on that
nunent, we were told later,
tarings got fewer and
ter between and finally the
Jt became totally quiescent,
jose bangine about town still
lly testify.
it regarding the installation
aew system in Kodiak, we
d like to point out that in
, places where they have
installed some people think
are quite practical.
(The proposed abandonment of
(134-million dollar Canol pro
jsuggests that it should have
go named Cantol.
'/ uwho have wrestled with
icilof recalcitrant dimes and a |
1 otrary coin wrapper can ap- j
atiate how happy the commit
tor counting-collections at
^Russian church is now that
|L have acquired a device for
eping the coins under control
Eudy Sundberg, we are told,
d seen the struggles as at
BptB were made with arms a
bbo, little finger on each end
the stack, other fingers utg
gthecoin wrapper to start, ete.
si know, and went home and
idled the problem.
The resulti'-g of the mull he
«suited to the committee,
a a heavy wire, bent in an arc
ilbthe ends of the arc straight
•dsbarply inward and termin
icgeaeh in a small, black rub-:
iplug. If we hadn’t told you :
ititwasyou would mistake i
lor an underwater ear muff,
louse the two plugs are set
My against the two ends of
troll, the wire loop lays for-'
H and all ten digits can be
M>ttd to the wrapper without
tool a march of dimes off the
Mof the roll.
^ demonstrator of the de
* suggested that Mr. Torger
»(Bank of Kodiak) might be
‘to® when he reads this. That I
Wouldn’t know, but we do j
Best that you try it the next !
*e you have dimes on your (
Kk J I
k* of the good Grey Nuns of
* Griffin Memorial hospital, J
'n January, sent an j
an electrical firm in
Ohio, for a type of
^ato brick unprocurable j
next company was j
r°m, came not the bricks j
"8 letter.
^ first paragraph carefully )
ln that the postal author
t* 0T'mecl them “that we I
“ longer ship COD to ;
a acd therefore they >
, apparently, risk ship- |
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STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFeatter*
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“Excuse me. I thought you were my wife!”
Numbers Ready
Want to know where you live?
Starting Monday you can find
out at the city clerk’s office
where the information will be
available as to the street you are
on and the new, official house
numbers will be assigned.
Following that you can pur
chase your numbers for attach
ment to your building. Assign
r
ment of numbers will culminate
many months work in designat
ing and marking streets and al
loting numbeis on a modern
basis.
Zenida Sheratine, from Afog
nak underwent a tonsil operation
on Monday at the GM hospital.
The January payroll for the
city of Kodiak was $2471.50.
Ivory & Moccasins
at the
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Have a “Coke” = iQue Tal?
(WHAT'S UP?)
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or how to make a pal in Panama
£Que tal? says the polite citizen of Panama when he wants to show interest in
your welfare. Fully as cordial is the Have a “Coke" of the American soldier. In
any language these three short words say, friend o' mine—understood in Panama j
as in Pittsburgh. Around the world Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes,
—has become the high-sign of friendly-minded folks.
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