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Sitka Youth Has
Recovered From
Attack By Bear
Wayne Phillips Determined
To Return to Slocum
Arm for Bear's Pelt
Wayne Phillips, 17-year
old Sitka youth, recently
was badly mauled by a big
brown bear at Slocum Arm
on Chichagof Island. The
youth, now practically re
covered from his injuries,
is planning to return to the
scene for the brownie’s
hide, he reported in Juneau
where he accompanied his
father who was drawn for
jury duty.
Phillips, his father, Lyle
Phillips, Art Hoefer and W
Stark, went to Slocum Arm
on a deer hunting expedi
tion shortly after the open
ing of the season. The
elder Phillips and Hoefer
hunting on one side of a
mountain, about half an
hour’s walk from the beach
while the youth and Stark
took the other side where
the encounter with the bear
occurred.
The youth said that ho
was about 100 feet from his
companion,on a small knoll
covered with jack pine and
huckleberry bushes, and
had just started to advance
into the brush when the
bear charged from a dis
tance of about ten feet.
One Shot Fired
The animal roared as it
charged and Phillips fired
one shot from his JO-JO gun
without taking aim before
the gun was knocked from
his hands into the brush.
The bear threw its fore
paws about young Phillips,
he said, biting the back of
his head and neck and claw
ing at his legs with his hind
I
paws.
The hoy shouted to his
companion to stay away,
knowing that he could he
of no assistance with his .25
calibre rifle. However,,
Stark began shouting at the
bear which soon turned and
fled into the brush. The in
jured youth was assisted to
the beach, taken aboard his
boat and sped to Chichagof
where he was treated by
Mrs Lee Stkinson, a former
nurse. Later he continued
, on to Sitka where he was
treated by Dr. Hugh Nich
olson.
Young Phillips, who re
cently obtained a high-pow
erod rifle, is determined to
go back to Slocum Arm
with his father for the pelt
of his attacker.
NAMES IS NAMES IN
ALASKA. SO WHAT?
An aviator, arriving at
the Seward base, was ask
ed why he was late in com
pleting his schedule.
“Well, I had to go to Ege
gik.then I went to Ugashik,
from there I Hew to Ku
chuk, over the hay to Nush
agak, through the air to
Skageluk, back again to
Quinhagak, up the stream
to Akuturak, over the hill
to Kvichak, took a fare to
Kevipak, left the mail at
Akruchuak, killed a dog it
Apokak, froze a toe at Kwi
nakamuk, grabbed a lunch
at Kosharik, took a nap at
Togiak, was given nick
nacks at Nuknek. . . .”
“Here somebody get a
blanket and wrap this fel
low up before he cracks his
teeth shivering. When he
thaws out, try to find out
where he’s been,” snorted
Sourdough Bill. —Seward
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