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Kodiak Diary
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through the laundrv into the tub
to extinguish the flames.”
We know Amanda would pre
Can’t-be-copied flavor!
Alice Faye Dramatic
After a 2 year absence from
the screen, Alice Faye appears in
her first dramatic part in 20th
Century-Fox’s “Fallen Aneel”,
which appears at the Lyric start
ing Sunday
The blonde and beautiful wife
of Phil Harris eo-stars with
Dan« Andrews and Linda Dar
nell, in a role that has brought
unanimous acclaim from critics.
fer the Mirror’s version but we
aren’t going to say too much be
cause we realize this isn’t the
first time a proofreader go' threw
fur a losse by A tipeOgrafieull
arrer.
The headlines were telling
about the weather in other
plaees In Olympia, Wash, there
were six inches of snow. In Seat
tle there were 9 inehes, and scho
ols were being closed. Anchorage
and Fairbanks were blanketed,
and Nome was having more,
storms.
At Kod ak there was no snow,
and bine skies until the end of
last week when a little warm
Californian sunshine began drip
ping down.
We could find only one item
concerning the weather and its
local effects.
A pet canary belonging to
Mrs. Kirnbal DeYoung suffered
from beat prostation.
It’s the gospel truth. Mrs De
Young had arisen and turned
the fire up in the kitchen where
j the bird was, and had gone back
I to bed. When she arose later
the canary was recumbent on
the bottom of the bird cage,
gasping for breath. She removed
the cage and the panting bird
to a cooler place but the pet
didn't show signs of feeling
canary for sometime
Where was the cage in the
kitchen when the bird was over
come? On top of the electrio ref
rigerator!
In case anyone doubts us. we
arc leaving a space right
here for a notary
seal.
There was a heavy rrost me
night before, and then Thanks
giving Day dawned, blue and
bright. Kodiak’s Indian summer
was continuing, with no snow
even on Pillar mountain, snd
only a white cap of snow on Bar
ometer at the base, starting half
way up
Streets were deserted at 9
o’clock. Only signs of life were
at the Polar Bear cafe.
Taxi diiver Vic Malutin had
to make a call before breakfast,
to the Pinch apaitments to take|
someone to the hospital, but
when he got there the woman
said the baby’s temperature was
normal so th trip wouldn’t be
necessary. A sailor drank coffee,
waiting for services at the Kus
aian church to start. He was
quite happy, having invitations
to 2 turkey dinners, one after
chuich and one at, 6 pm. He was ,
a cook and the night before had j
“turned out” 20 turkeys—which
he had sampled, also.
Janitor Ted Wiley ate, being
through work for the day A
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ERROL FLYNN & ALEXIS SMITH
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Are These
Our Parents?
Lyle Talbot
Helen Vinson
FRI. & SAT. 6:30 & 8:30
( PROGRAM DUE BY PLANE )
.’3HWKW
man, with a fancy overcoat of
welted material and wearing a
white ascot scarf (evidently a
stranger) walked in and played
“Night and Day” on the juke
box. Taxi driver Pop Kiser head
ed for a call in the Army area
Waitress Dorothy Chase took
syrup to a man who ordered
ham and egga.
The day before had been dust
y, but now no wind blew at all,
and over the quiet air came the
Siund of the Russian ehurch
bells ringing. A bunch of dogs
gamboled in Kraft’s yard. Thu*
began Thanksgiving.
I he relief LST and Kraft s
boat arrived on schedule previ
ously, and thanks to them the
traditional boards were groaning.
Prime turkeys, which used to be
drawn but now are eviscerated,
purchased in Seattle at 67 cents
sold at SI per pound, which in
cluded tue charter boat freight,
which ran approximately 3 times
higher than usual freight. Hav
ing paid 80 cents a pound for
hambu'ger the turkey seemed
too cheap
For the benefit of worried rel-j
atives in the States who wonder- (
■ W9mm mi i1 iim 11 ii i
ed if we had enough to ea , this
is what we lucked awi.y, and is
typical:
Turkey with dressing; candied
yams with pineapp'e; mashed
potatoes with giblet gravy;
string beatrj; sa!ad (fresh gceen
onions, radishes, tomatoes, let
tuce, dies«ing); cranberry sauce;
relish; jumbo olives; mince and
pumpkin pie with vanilla ioe
cream: assorted groans.
Thursday night we said we’d
never eat again, but the next
day, making the remark (hat we
love to pick turkey carcasses, we
were invited to another house,
to pick.
Yesterday the weatherman,
after holding off for Thanksgiv
ing, early dropped a sprinkling
of about one sixteenths of snow,
which didn’t even settle the
dust And then the sun came out
all day and people sat around
waiting for the others to get
through telling what they had
had for Thanksgiving dinner so
they could teil what they had.
It was a nice Kodiak I hanks*
giving Now there’s nothing to
worry about for another 22 days,
when it will be Christinas!