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and order is carried out m
this town and that all traffic
laws as well as other viola
tions are properly cared for.
What has been done in the
past is over with, what we
must strive for is the more
pleasant things in life, and I
feel like if those that wish to
be of service to Kodiak and
aresueh law abiding citizens
then let him or her when they
sea anything that is wrong
come into my office and cell u
these things, not write a letter |
and not sign same.
I am proud of my position
and proud of my men, as well |
as the city council and my city,
manager, we as a body are
tryjng.to keep Kodiak as nice
as we can and we will as time ^
goes on, Just stop and think |
“Rome wasn’t built in a day” ■
So if we all put our shoulders
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to the wheel **nd stand behind
each other instead of tryinsr to
stick a knife in some ones
back, 1 think we will all be
lots more happier, so the next
time you wish to know any
thing,just do not jump at
conclusions, find out first
what is what and then come
up and talk it o'Ver with me orj
any member of my depart-1
ment. For friendship and good
fellow policies mean a lot to
us. I remain
Yours truly
R. E. Vickery, Chief of
.Police
Thlt I* Th« Letter
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Chief of Police
Kodjak, Alaska.
Dear Sir:
A.lot of fellows are still run -
ning around Kodiak with their
cars and trucks, wearing out
the streets, on their 1953
license plates.
It seems to us that it is
about time that everyone go
up and get their 1954 ‘plates
and put them on. Some may
even have them but think it is
too much trouble to pu t the 5
and 4 on the old plates, but
the chances are 10 to 1 that
many of them never did get
their plate numbers at all and
think they are getting away
with something.
We have lived*in Kodiak
nearly 5 years and know for a
fact that some fellers been
braggjng about not getting
their license in former years
because the police in town is
asleep most of the time. We
think it is time for your men
to enforce the law.
Yours very truly.
Law abiding Citizen
P. S. The 1954 stickers
should be pasted in all wind*
sheilds and the “54” put on
both plates.
The other day we saw a
movie that made sense.
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