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ODIAK FOUNTAIN
en Kodiak has 3000, what will you have?
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
We have warned against send
ing Ann O’Nimmus contributions
to this newspaper, because you
never can tell when you will be
found out.
For instance, that cartoon sent
to us recently in an unsigned
communication, about the editor
inspecting a spook, came we
have learned, from Bill Lewis,
Tony Tavern Tap Tender.
So let that be a lesson to you.
i How did we find out Bill sent
it to us?
j He told us so.
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A while back we told about j
Lee Bettinger, President of the ^
Chamber of Commerce, hitch j
hiking a ride on the plane from j
Anchorage to Kodiak with the j
Congressional party that came j
here investigating, and how, j
after congratulating himself on a j
free trip, a bill came for $60 for j
the transportation. (Confusingly
enough, the bill came to former
mayor Emil Knudsen for “his”
trip—which was something of a
surprise to non tripping Knud
sen )
The bill isn’t paid yet, and this
week a letter came from Delegate
E. L. Bartlett to Mr Bettinger
which makes it appear it won’t
be for some time.
The letter follows:
“1 was both amused and cha
grined when I read in the Kod
iak Mirror that the army had
billed you for the flight from
Anchorage. 1 hope you haven’t
paid. I hope you don’t pay. The
very night we returned to Anch
orage from Kodiak, we, as a com
mittee, were solicited by the Al
askan Department to sign vouch
ers for all our flying with the
army which meant that the com
mittee would have had to pay
for such a trip at commercial
rates—notwithstanding ihe fact
that the equipment furnished us
was much less comfortable than
that of commercial airlines Odd
ly enough, no voucher was pre
sented to the departmental em
ployees who were aloDg with us,
or to Mr. Peterson’s wife, the
Peterson children, or Mrs. Gruen
ing. Only the Congressmen were
asked to pay. So, you are in good
or bad company as the case may ■
be!” |
(Ed. note: We had a thought j
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