Library Requests
Return Of Books
The Kodiak Community Library
® waking a special effort to re
cover books that are long overdue
Sbme are checked against cards o
persons who have left town. If any
®®e finds any of the following
titles among books left in rentec
houses, please return them to tin
library.
to the foil lowing list the title i:
proceeded by the card number
f—
with authors name in brackets:
602— Mr. and Mrs. Noah, Bobby
Turns on the Deep Blue Sea and
r Bobby Turns at Cloverbank; 464—
The Secret of the Lost Tunnel and
Bebe, the Barber’s Horse; 591—
l Enemies in Icy Straits; 147— No
. Moon on Graveyard Hill; 733—
r Show Boat (Ferber), Betty White’s
[ Teenage Dance Book and Black
. Beauty (Sewell); 840— Personal
Traits of Abrahani Lincoln; 832—
5 Arabian Nights (Goodnoe); 877—
, Prince Otto (Stephenson); 648—
Rhoades
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Cavalier’s Cup (Dickson), Night
at Mocking Widow (Dickson) and
As I See India (Turnbull); 884—
Nylon Safari (Cleote); 808—The
Philosophy of Schopenhauer; 748
—Going Home (Harthern); 670—
Christmas Lyrics of 1937; 273—
From the Dark Tower (Powell);
586— Horton Hatches the Egg;
85— The Time of Man (Roberts);
888— Anna Karenina (Tolstoy);
763— Indians of the Northwest
Coast (Drucker); 792— Indian
Beef (Wire); 646— In My Mother’s
House (Clark); 774— Happy Smil
ing Days; 323— Long Rifle
(White); 1— Daddy Long Legs;
881— Prize Plays for Teenagers;
470— Band of Angels (Warren),
Carpentary & Joinery; 614— Liv
ing Across the Seas (McConnel),
World History, Hungarian Rhap
sody (Harding); 552— White Stag
(Seredy); 621— Cry the Beloved
Country (Paton), Olympio (Maur
ois); i«2— Mystery of Burnt Hill
(Robertson), Brenda Starr, Girl
Reporter (Messich); 406— Bob
bsey Twins in the Country (Hope);
481— Walk Through the Valley
DOG TALK
By Bob Bartos
Prominent Dog Authority
Such expressions as soft as a
kitten, sly as a fox, brave as a
lion and strong as an ox must
have slipped into the English
language when a dog's back
was turned, for he’s made good
and sure that most of our
idioms have GONE TO THE
DOGS.
Why, hardly a day goes by
without our referring to canines
in some conversation or other.
You wake up on onr of those
hot August DOG DAYS with one
of those DOGGONE colds feel
ing SICK AS A DOG. Just as
you’ve finished up with the
housework and settled down
with a DOG-EARRED book, your
young son comes DOGTROT
TING into the house. He wants
a sandwich. Once he’s fed and
shuttled out to play, the mail
man arrives with a letter from
ybur elder son, who’s been in
ducted into the army. He writes
that he’s just gotten his DOG
TAGS, he's spent the night in a
PUP TENT, he's stuck with the
DOG WATCH and that a pilot
pal of his engaged in a mock
DOG FIGHT.
When your husband, all deck
ed out in his HOUNDSTOOTH
checked jacket comes home
from his golf tournament DOG
TIRED, wearing that HANG
DOG look, you know that he’s
had another of those DOG EAT
DOG games and that he prob
ably got stuck again on the
eighth hole DOG LEG. You ad
vise him that he’s in the DOG
HOUSE for not fixing the sink,
but knowing YOUR BARK IS
WORSE THAN YOUR BITE he
simply switches the subject by
repeating a SHAGGY DOG TALE
he heard at the club.
* • *
Feeding Tip: Puppies six
months to a year old should be
served two meals a day. To
be sure that they’re getting
their daily quota of vitamins,
minerals and other nutrients es
sential to growth, feed them a
top quality prepared dog food
suoh as Friskies.
(Deal); 458— Age Without Fear
(Coyle); 697— Master of the Mis-,
sissippi (Dorsey); 551— Book of
Dogs (Lawson), Mother. \Vest
Winds ‘How’ Stories (Borgess);
639— Opportunity in Alaska (Sup
berg); 491— Lone Ranger Traps
the Smugglers; 433— Girl of the
Limberlost (Porter); 545— Moth
er West Winds ‘When’ Stories
(Burgess); 688— Of All Things
(Benchiey); 222—Escape on Skis
(Stapp); 595— Strawberry Sun
day (Siple); 437— Lorna Doone
(Blackmore).
A fine of five cents per day; is,
charged on overdue books, and the
cost of a new book is charged for
those lost.
The librarians will be west
grateful if these books could bt
brouglit^ao^ tp the library.
Naval Station
Births
" !Ma!rkr weighing b ibs 9 ozs., was
born 'on February 20 to BobetU
and Sam McDonald Hylton, TM1,
USN. • . ‘ ' . ..
Michael Richard, weighing b lbs.
9 ozs., was born on February 21 to
Mary Terese and Michael Augus
tus McGuiness, CM02, USN.
Katherine Mary,, weighing 7 lbs.
5 ozs., was born on February 22
to Esther Catherine and George
Arthur Hajdu, HM1, USN.
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