Party Completes
Successful Hunt
The last scheduled hunting
party of the season for the Kodiak
Guides returned by plane from
Karluk lake Friday with the ful
bag limit of famed Kodiak bears.
The two hunters, Gilbert
Williamson, Sacramento, director
of the Valley Concrete Associ
ation, and Mike Loving, Chicago
director of the American Con
crete Association, left for home
on the Lakina.
. Seventy-one bears were seen
by the party during the three
weeks on the lake, and the larg
est of the four bears taken mea
sured 9 feet 6 inches. All the
bears were perfect specimens,
Mid the skins were in prime c#n
dition.
The camps were set up on 12
■lile long Karluk lake. Eli Met
rokin, guide, headed the party
on the upper end of the lake, and
Alf Madsen, guide, established
the other camp on a small island
half-way down the lake.
Madsen, who is a commercial
rajio operator, kept the camp in
direct touch with Kodiak via the
transmitter the party had with
them M nst of the transmission
from their station, KBOA, was
by relay through KBVE, short
wave outfit of Joe Brown, Alaska
Packer's employee at Kariuk.
The hunters used the communi
cation to send wires to their
wives in the states, especially
news of the first bear. The tran
smitter was also available as a
safety feature in case of any em
ergencies.
The party was also in touch
with Kodiak by plant. Copies of
the Kodiak Mirror were flown in
on one of the trips.
Besides the hunting the party
enjoyed the trout fishing in the
lake, which is noted as one of the
best fishing spots available.
The hunters, who have see.
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CHICAGO, ILL. — Spl. CFI photo to Kodiak Mirror — New
light has been shed on the centuries-old problem of stomach ulcers
by Dr. Donald Cook and Dr. Muriel K. Fuller of Chicago and
Lake Zurich, Illinois, who assert in a new book based on six years
of research, that chronic ulcers are due to pressure of the affected
areas between the liver and the spine. Effective treatment lies in
lowering the areas involved below the point of pressure it is stated
by the authors, who studied at the University of Chicago medical
school. The pressure theory is acclaimed as a valuable contribution
to the basic cause of stomach ulcers, a ma or medical problem, on
which there is a wide variety of opinion. Approximately 10 percent
0f the people show definite symptoms of ulcers at some time of life.
hunting trips all over the United
States and throughout Canada,
were enthusiastic about thei
stay here, and said it was one of
•‘the most enjoyable trips they
had ever had”.
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Additional Improvements
Planned For Kodiak Fountain
Additional improvements to
the Kodiak Fountain, which has
teen recently cnla'ged to include
the space formerly occupied by
Freda’s cafe were announced this
week by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Lian, owners.
As soon as weather permits a
new addition will be added in the
rear of the building to provide
living quarters. A new 5-gallon
ice cream freezer purchased by
Mr. Lian on his recent trip to
Seattle will occupy part of the
new space, and the rest will be
used for storage.
In addition to the newly paint
ed ceiling and walls, five new
natural wcod finish booths will
be added to provide better ser
vice to customers. Jade green
linoleum had already been pur
chased for the floor of the entire
front fountain space.
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