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KODIAK . I
DIARY ...
Next Tuesday is the anniver
sary ©f Abe Lincoln’s birthday,
Feb. Vi, l8t)y.
Sometime ago we ran across a
quotation from Lincoln’s writ
ings, that for some reason
brought Kodiak to mind. It was
used by a home magazine that
described it as being a particul
arly good slogan or homemak
eis; we think it is particularly
good for anyone.
So as Lincoln’s birthday comes
our way, may we suggest earnest
consideration of his words:
“ l like to see a man proud of
the place in which he lives.
“1 like to see a man live so
that his place will be pioud of
him.”—Abraham Lincoln
If you are seeking information
on somebody’s weight we suggest
Wes Rhoades, furniture furnish
er, as the man most likely to
know. Because Wes has a bath
room scale in the front of his
store that, is available to the pub
lic and which said public often
uses to check up on caloric eon
teht.
The other day, when climbing
off l he scales after finding out
wha' we didn’i want to know,
we asked Wes what was the fun
niest experience he bad ever had
with a scales customer. Wes had
the answer right now.
Some time ago a woman from
the bake dr ipced in to use the
instrument of tortu e. Now Wes
has seen many customers divest
coats and hats before getting on
the scales but this woman pulled
a new one.
She took off her shoes and
then, he swears, carefully laid
her cigarette down before climb-1
ing aboard the platform.
That, Wes decided, was the ul
tra extieme. Aad what made ii
even more memorable was the
size of the woman
Her weight, minus the cigar
ette, was 95 pounds.
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Ask JESS or DOIN for it at the
B & B BAR
JaH >fUtr checking up on the
incoming Alaska passenge' list
we' met Bill Robertson, president
of the high suhool student body
We knew he would be interest
ed, 'So wt> '“Did vou
k now^ that a new'’’' |.hoinon:,
junior. id senior arrived on ila
boat?" !
Replied president Bid; “Any
girls?1'
If Bill ever has to study the
differance between quantitative
and qualitative analysis, we sug
gest las answer as something to
start on
When the first post-war Nylon
rush occurred at Kraft’s recently
we didn’t see the madding rush,
but at Erskine’s Saturday we
went up stairs to find out who
the two women were who got
there a couple hours early with
their lunches Number l on the
hit and miss parade was Mrs.
Jack Hinckel who was so tired
by the time we got there that
she was sitting on the floor,
drinking a quart botile of mixer,
straight. Right behind her was
her lunchecn partner, Mrs. W. J.
Cumblin.
Further down the line we saw
a Navy officer supplying his wife
we presume, with a box lunch—
»nd he was helping her eat. it*
After visiting a bit and selling
one subscription to Mrs. Vincent
boot, not far from the front, we
met Mrs. Sadie Heiring just as
we were leaving Taking a look
at the line she said something a
bout no use waiting, there were
n’t that many stockings, but we
told her she might as well stay,
she might have a chance. As it
turned out, she go tue last pair.
'I hose behind her must have at
lea-it enjoyed the visit. But they
didn’t act Ilk it
In our yeais in Kodiak we
have now seen line-ups at the
Bank of Kodiak, liquor stores,
vegetable departments and ny
lon counters. As a commentary
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