Fins t±i>u*h
Booklet On Alaska
Washington. DC. — The
Fi«h and Wildlife Service plan
t*»'ssue a booklet “to help
orient the soldier, sportsman,;
tourist and homesteader upon |
arrival in Alaska.’’
The booklet covers the a-!
mount of big game in the ter-;
mor.y’.. weather> agricultural I
possibiiites aad other data in- j
eluding the fact that “Alaska!
does not have snakes of any j
kind.”
The booklet also says, “The
teniparature fluctuations „ ive *
the mosquitos no troubles.” I
John York returned to Ko- i
diak last week from Seattle.
City Manager Plan Wins
3y Only Eight Votes
A i
A bare majority of voter-*
approved the city manager
form of government for Kc
'JiaK in che city elect or Tues
-lay. Fira! tally of the votes
was 113 for the plan, ' 105 j
against, with four .’"invalid)
ballots.” 1
Jack Hinckel rolled into ai
two year term for mayor with j
123 votes. He ran on the ballot j
unopposed. However, 40 votes1
were cast, for 12 different!
write-in candidates. !
The three two year terms on
the council went to Basil
iMma lar
and
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uiarK, a. u Lrg itr >ot ana
Oscar Hanson. Joe Kerrig .n
was the closest ”als> ran.”
Zora ‘‘Cu ley” Wilton
easily won the one year term
over his opponent Bob Blair.
Wilson received 14i votes to
Blair’s 40
Mrs. Wiiiiam Smith defeated}
George Sonntag by 47 votes to j
win the five year term on the
school board. Mrs. Smith re-'
ceived 159 votes, Sonntag 112. J
Of the 12 write-ins for
mayor, former city council
man D. N. Hoylman got 18.
Others whose names were
written in and the number of
votes are: Leon Johnson, 6;
Marshall Crutcher, 4; Wilton
White, 2; Bud Metzgar, 2;
Marion Lynch, 2; Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson, 1; Johnny
Morrison, 1; W. C. Anderson, |
1; Lee Bettinger, ]; Merrill
Coon, 1.
Voting on the two year
council term showed these re
sults: Clark, 146, Lightfoot,
111; Hanson, 110: Kerrigan,;
96; Pat Cannon, 79; Jim Ben
nett, 75; Capt. Thomas Major,;
1; Bill Worth. 1.
Write ins and votes for the
one year term were: Jim Ben
nett, 3; Leo Sears, 1; Wilton
White, 1; Oscar Hanson, 1;
Johnny Morrision, 1.
Wiiiiam Stone received one
vote as a write in for the]
scnool board.
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Bettinger Leaves
For States
Former Mayor Lee <3. Bet
tinger left Kodiak yesterday
for an indefinite stay in the
states. The Kodiak Bottling
Works will be managed by his
son Lee F. Bettinger. ■
The|former mayor has been,
in public office in Kodiak for j
the Dast 10 years and has been
a resident for 12 years. He has t
served seven successive terms j
as mayor and the balance of j
his three years in public office
as a councilman.
Earlier, he announced that
he planned to go to John Hop
kins Hospital in Baltimore for
special medical attention, j
, However, he may return to
Anchorage for the GAB hear-!
* ings on the 19th of this month.
* Bettinger did not reveal his
plans for the future. He has
been active in the nation’s
capitol on business of the city
for several years. In the in
terim he has been active in
conducting the affairs of the
city as mayor.
He was scheduled to leave
Thursday by PNA for Anchor
age.
Charles Glass, who has been
a civilian employee at KNS
for the past four years, plans
to leave sot n for the states.
Glass has been in civil service
for the past 20 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Peabody
of Anchorage spent a week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Banks. The Peabodys were/
residents of Kodiak in 1942. I
i>£«n*<y Returns
William -‘Bill” Dtmery. j
ocal deep sea diver, arrividi
[jack at the Navy base this,
week after being at Adak for
the past two months inspect ^
mg the piling of the Navv |
piers and water! lont facilities
for bo'er damage.
Damery said he found “con j
sid' rable maiine borer action
in the untreated piling but the
ones tre* ea r sous wi-i*
not damped and in good con
dition."
He has been engaged in
deep sea diving for several
jear s He added that a “good
re ote treated piling should
last for at least 20 years be
fore marine borers attack it.'’
Verle Collar, internal rev
enue representative, was an
ou eo'ng PNA passenger this
week.
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