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Jim Pierce, Owner
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
HORLUCK’S
ICE CREAM
Magazines ■; Hooks Ivory
Furs i; Harkas
Hunting and fishing Licenses Issued
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Still Next to the Largest Store in Town
j KODIAK .
DIARY ...
1 There’s nothing like an inau
| gural trip of Pacific Northern’s
new plane to break the mono
tony of routine newsmongering.
Having been forewarned we
donned our suit special but for
got to tell the Little Woman,
! who wore slacks and therefore
i refused to go to the base to meet
j the plane. The plane made such
a whizzing trip that we just had
time to gulp a morning cun of
coffee when the cars were round
ed up. We found ourselves in the
back seat of Dr. and Mrs. A.
Holmes Johnson’s car, without
an ash tray, pressing hard against
Vic Ellis to keep from bumping
the right arm of O.A. Torgerson,
j who had sprained his wrist ou a
I siippery piece of ice.
We beat the plane to the base
and watched it come in and park.
Waiting fof the passengers we
noticed Time mags and mail be
ing put off and then there was a
flurry of introductions beside the
'gleaming “no more war-tired”
plane.
Then they let us go aboard to
admire the grey upholstery and
we noticed that the Jimmy
Marts’,Lee Bettinger, Emil Knu
dsen and daughter Jo Anne and
others were able to test it only
by sitting down. We took a gan
der into the pilot's compartment
and after looking at the mess of
dials could see why they had
charts all over showing what
things were Some wag closed the
door on us but we got out any
way and met the stewardess.
Mrs. Pauline Knight was the
name (her husband Richard, is a
pilot) and she was showing a kit
to Dr. Johnson and explaining
that on one trip the only thing a
passenger wanted was a band-aid
and she didn’t happen to have
The visitors (did we, or should
we, mention the Fur Rendezvous
fuzz on Mayor Mandeis, Tom
Walker, Mr. Stykes and the laek
of it on Art Woodley) then de
cided they had time to come to
town briefly, so everyone was as
sorted into various cars and
brought to town.
Art Woodley and CAA Platt
dropped in to visit G. W. Bub
endorf, whereat the latter put in
a plug for a CAA phone (the air
line radio equipment is in his of
fice) and A J. Fenner knocked a
few good words for direct air
freight service to Kodiak
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for teeth
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