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Mr. Bubendorf was late and
hurried down to hm office to bi d
the couple landing in the cold
outside tns door waiting. Apolo
getically he let them iu and then
asked them where their witnesses
were.
They didn’t know they had to
have witnesses, they explained,
but the sailor said he would go
round up a couple. So leaving
j the bride-to-be by the stove to
j thaw out he went forth into the
cold to get them.
He was successful in his search
and on his return with the witnes
ses Mr. Bubendorf started to
proceed with the next steps of
the shackling.
It was only then that this was
discovered: the couple were not
there to get married, they had
dropped in only to apply for the
license.
No witnesses are needed for
applications.
. The application was accepted,
and after they and the two un
necessary witnesses left, the cou
pie that were supposed to be
married showed up (with witnes
ses) and were duly hitched.
We go to the Commissioner’s
office every week, and after this
we’re going to stste our business
the minute we walk in.
It’s an ill wind that blows no
body good and the least that can
be said of the current cold ones
is that ice skating has been at its
best.
The new ilotary pond out
Brooklyn and lakes in the neigh
borhood are seeing a lot of skat
ers the past few days. There’s
nothing like a good brisk skate
followed by a nice waim fire.
As for confirmation of the lat
ter, ask Harry “Christy’s Crun
chy Crullers” Christcpherson.
This week he went out to one
| of the lakes and did a few nip
ups, but one turned into a nip-]
down, in which he ended up on
his stomach.
In his left pocket he had a
bunch of large kitchen stove
model matches wnich became ig
nited when he hit the ice.
He extinguisned the conflagra
tion, all right, but not before it
burned a large hole in his pocket.
It a' -.o happened that a wrist
watch he was wearing had brok
en a strap, and it was in the
pocket, too. Harry reports the
watch got, badty scorched.
It was a hot time, you might
say.
Little Tony Morrison, age 4,1
one of the Julien Morrison twins,
was recently a guest at a kiddies’
birthday party
The toother hostess had made
two cakes, one with candles,
which was removed from the
table and the other cake cut and
served. There was plenty in the
one cake for the young guests.
On the next day the mother
was taking a nap (we can see
why) and was awakened by a
knock at the door. She answeied
it. It was Tony.
“I came to the party,” Tony
announced.
‘‘But the party was yester
day,” the puzzled mother replied,
‘‘and you were here then ”
“Yes,” agreed Tony, adding
“bn; thin-’- *till another cake!”
But it didn’t work. Neighbors
had helped eat the second cake
the uight 11 >re.
You tiave ^een the series of
Army reclining advertisements
append t the Mirror, and are
no doubt aware that, a heavy
campaign us being carried on to
get enlistments.
Included in the advertising is
a senes of b. oadcasting appeals,
and recently one was given over
WVCQ, the Army-Navy radio
station. And how it was given!
The annouucer started out se
riously enough, but just as he
got-well along in the inducements
offered fine pay and the choice
of forces and everything he
suddenly began uncontrollably
laughing. There was a click, a
period of silence, another click,
and the announcer took up from
where he left off.
But again it was too much for
him. A few more sentences and
laughter overwhelmed him again
and he apparently bad to click
himself off once more to keep the
listeners from hearing 1dm con
tinue. Finally he resumed and
got through with it.
We understand the announcers
are military personnel, of course,
and if he was one of the boys
counting tho days, or his points,
maybe the inducements to re-en
list struck an ironicnote for him,
cr again maybe someone in the
studio, not taken with the ap
peals, was cutting up (we could
see such a one holding his nose
and being such a card).
You can imagine the effect if
a network announcer, right in
the midst of a stentorious plea to
try “Peeper’s Pale Pink Pallia
tive to Put Pale People in the
Pink” were to suddenly start
guffawing. v
We’d nevei take a Peeper’s Pill
again. And neither, probably,
would the ex-announcer.
Clark Andresen, Zellerbach
representative from Auchurage,
came to Kodiak on Wednesday’s
plane.
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