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Girls Run Away With
"Unwanted” Baby Brother
SUN VALLEY, Calif., Iff) —
“Yve are taking baby Mike away,
we won't let you give him away.”
two teen-age gins ieit this note
wnn tneir parents Sunday and
tusappeareu, taxing wim mem
me zo-month-old brother they
aii/Ugui tneir pxxienu no loixgcr
wanted.
Monday a patrolman fbund
banura mil, io, and ner sister,
ucncvieve, io, asleep unaer a tree
m a uuroanx parx. aoout live
nnies ironi men- nome. in tneir
1^ aiins was iviiive.
The officer recognized them
i from their mother's missing per
sons report. At Buroanx police
station omiara explained to a
policewoman:
“YVe had to leave and take
baby IVIixe with us. Mama and
uaaay were going to adopt him
out.”
i-olice went to the Hills’ home
in Sun Valley and found out
wny me parents nad talked of
putting the baby up tor adoption.
"i can't see any other answer,”
said uyie mil, *4, a carpenter.
"I can t get a job.”
•'woUiiUiig iviiite we have eight
kids—and we live in a nouse mat
! was made for no more than two
people.''
Rent on the one-bedroomi home
is due again Thursday. The cur
rent weed’s rent was paid by the
Bureau of Public Assistance.
But the bureau says it can’t give
the Hills relief payments because
Mrs. Hill and the children only
recently arrived in the area from
Toledo, Ohio.
“I had to split the family up
j back there and farm out the
kids,” Mrs. Hill said. “We didn’t
want to do that again, an we
thought we’d let just the baby go.”
The three grimy children went
home Monday in a police car.
The girls said they had spent the
I night in an all-night movie and
trudged through the hills, taking
turns carrying their brother.
“I don’t care, now,” Mrs. Hill
declared. “We’ll keep him.”
She told a juvenile officer:
“We could make out all right
if my husband and I had jobs.
We’re willing to work.”
But Hill has other strikes
against him. He is on parole
from San Quentin prison, where
he served time for the theft of an
outboard motor. And he has
been in ill health lately.
He shook his head sadly. “It
can’t be done,” he said. “The
boy has got to go.”
KODIAK, UP) — One resident
had this comment on passage by
Congress of the statehood bill:
“Now I can go to the states
without leaving here.”
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
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Worthy Matron
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Secretary
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