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YOUNG BURGLARS
WILL BE SENT TO
UTAH INSTITUTION
Two boys who admitted burglariz
ing two homes in the Fosbee Apart
ments on Distin Avenue early Sun
day morning will be sent to the
Utah State Industrial School at
Ogden "because there is no place
in Alaska to send them for the
care they need.”
This was announced today by
Miss Sadie Billis, district represen
tative for the Alaska Department ol
Public Welfare, who pointed up
again the lack of a correctional
institution for juveniles in the Ter
ritory.
The boys, aged 14 and 15, and
both natives, are being sent to the
Utah school with the aid of Alaska
Native Service funds, Miss Billis
said.
Both lads have records of seven
serious offenses against their names.
One was involved in the burglary of
Bert’s Food Center in April, and the
other once helped steal a trolling
boat in Sitka.
Miss Billis said the two boys are
“the product of long institutional
care” and have been the subjects
of extensive work by the welfare
department officers.
They were turned over to the
welfare department under the pro
visions of the Juvenile Code a year
ago and put into foster homes.
"The foster-care placement by
the department is an effort to give
juveniles a normal home life,” she’
said. "But these two boys don’t
know what normal home living is
all about.”
Juvenile case records are confi
dential, and Miss Billis would not
enlarge on the background of the
two lads.
She sai8, however, that the Utah
school to which they are going is
not a reformatory.
“It’s a school which gives voca
tional training and psychiatric
treatment.” she said.
Alaska Native Service funds were
needed to send the boys there be
cause welfare department funds al
located for care of Juvenile code
cases are insufficient.
1 The school will accept only a lim
ited number of children from
Alaska, Miss Billis said.
The Juvenile Code law, enacted
by the Territorial legislature in
1943, provides for the commitment
of children to the Department of
Public Welfare by the U.S. Commis
sioners' Courts.
At the present time the welfare
department has under its Juvenile
Code guardianship 218 children, and
must make payments for 152 of
these wards. These payments in
volve cost of board and care, cloth
ing, medical attention and trans
portation, according to Henry Har
mon, welfare department director.
At the present monthly rate of
expenditure, the department would
overspend its appropriation by $28,
400. This is forbidden by law, Har
mon stated.
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FOUND DEAD IN
BED; IS SUICIDE
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July 19—
.fl—Police listed as suicide yesterday
the death of Swan Bolin, about 40,
who was found dead in his hotel
room bed. He had been shot
through the head. A .32 caliber
pistol was in his hand.
Mrs. Hilda Saario, hotel owner,
said she had heard a loud report
Monday which she thought to be
a firecracker.
Bolin, a construction worker, had
worked recently at Adak. He for
merly livea in Fairbanks and is be
lieved tc be survived by a sister.
1950 Freedom Award
Goes to Secy. Acheson
(By Associated Press)
The 1950 Freedom Award—a trib
u*e given by Freedom House—will
go to Secretary oi Slate Dean Ache
son. The organization's president,
former Secretary of War Robert
Patterson, says Acheson will receive
the award for his valiant and con
structive voice leading the Dem
ocratic world toward unity against
tyranny. The presentation will bfc
made in New York in October.
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Fresh Shipment
MARIGOLD
BUTTER
67c lb.
JUST ARRIVED
Grade A—Large—In Cartons
CANADIAN
EGGS
2 dozen for $1.29
Quarts
MIRACLE
WHIP
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HIRE’S ROOT BEER
NESBITT ORANGE or
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SODA POP
EACH CASE OF 24 BOTTLES
10< $1-95
NO. 2 TIN — LIBBY’S SOLID PACK
TOMATOES 23c
NO. 2 TIN — DEL MONTE
NEW POTATOES 16c
NO. 2 TIN — LIBBY’S
SAUERKRAUT 15c
303 TIN — S and W — 3 SIEVE
PEAS.21c
303 TIN — STOKELY’S
F0RDH00K LIMAS 29c
300 TIN — SHURFINE — DARK RED
KIDNEY BEANS 15c
NO. 2 TIN — ROSE DALE
GREEN BEANS 23c
NO. 2 TIN — BLUE BELL
Shoestring Potatoes • 2 lor 29c
WHITE STAR — SOLID PACK
TUNA.43c
NO. 2 TIN — LIBBY’S FANCY SECTIONS
GRAPEFRUIT 29c
2 lb. Leal — Barigold
CHEESE
FRESH FROZEN
VEGETABLES
STOKELY’S HONOR BRAND — THE BEST YOU
CAN BUY AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
Asparagus . 53c
Green Beans . 29c
Lima Beans . 39c
Broccoli . . . 30c
Cauliflower . 35c
Peas . . 25c
Spinach . . 25c
Squash . . 25c
Brussel Sprouts ... 40c
WILLIAMS 5 OZ. 10 OZ.
POTATO CHIPS 30c 59c
200 COUNT
KLEENEX.19c
Large Package — Embossed — Town and Country
KAPKIHS.30c
1 LB. BOX
IIX'Z CRASHERS • • • 35c
i OZ. PACKAGE — KELLOGG’S
CORN FLAKES • • 2 for 35c
LARGE BOTTLES
EEKTO.23c
QUARTS — TEA GARDEN
SHAPE JUICE • • • 47c
QUARTS — TEA GARDEN
APPLE JUICE.25c
BAKER’S — HALF POUND
PREMIUM CHOCOLATE 40c
LARGE BATH SlZfc BARS
PALMOLIVE SOAP • IGc
2 lb. box-wholewheat or white
FIG
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BARTLETT
PEARS
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FARM FRESH PRODUCE
ALWAYS A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH FRUITS AND
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Large-Ripe-Fancy
CANTALOUPE
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Crisp - Solid Heads
LETTUCE ■■■■■■■. 17<lb.
Crisp - All Green Stalks
CELERY.190b.
Large - Fancy Ears
CORN.2 lor 25c
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HAMS
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PORK 101N ROAST ■ ■ 49<H>
Iowa Pork - Lean - Mealy
SPARE RIBS.55<ll»
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