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.25
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Three Juveniles
Pose Problem
Three Afognak juveniles1, the
oldest 17, the youngest 12, and
the other “in between,” who were
brought here recently after some
alleged thieving escapades and
who were returned to Afognak
on probation, are due here again
this week after getting into more
difficulties.
When brought to Kodiak the
first time U. S. Commissioner G.
W. Bubendorf, who is also local
welfare agent, discovered that
the only course open to take care
of them was to commit them to
the Public Welfare department
and place them in the federal
jail. Correction scheols outside
formeily available are now full,
and the Welfare department has
insufficient funds or space for
them. There are reported to be
75 juveniles in various parts of
the Territory uncared for for the
same reasons.
Following return of the three
Afognak boys to their village, it
is reported the boys “stole a jug
of wine from an old man’s tent,
got drunk, beat up a man, drew
a gun on him and ran a cripple
from his house.”
U S. Commissioner Bubendorf
said that on their arrival here
some action would have to be
taken, with commitment in the
federal jail probable.
Evelyn Tolliver, formerly of
Kodiak, who has been living in
Muncie, Ind., is now in Califor
nia, where she is employed in a
resort operated by Mr. and Mrs.!
Jim Brophy, also former Kodiak>
residents, I
Mecca Bar
6 COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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Delegate Urges
Katmai Permits
Washington, D. C.—A propos
al to allow commercial fishing
and taking of clams in the Kat
mai National Monument, across
Shelikof strait from Kodiak, has
been advanced by Delegate Bart
lett to the National Park Ser
vice.
At the present time this can
be done only by issuance of spec
ial permits, but continuation of
such permits granted during the
war has been disavowed.
Delegate Bartlett, in his argu
ment stated: “If the choice must
be made between allowing a
couple of dozen tourists to view
the area at the expense of aug
menting materially our food sup
ply and allowing the area to be
opened to commercial fishing,
I think the choice can be easily
made. I have no hesitancy in
stating, as I have stated many
times before, that one of the
great imdediments to the devel
opment of Alaska has been the
wholesale withdrawal of huge
areas for various purposes, some
sound and some far from it.
“Ths government has done
very little with Katmai National
Monument since its creation,
and it seems to me clear and be
yond question that at this mo
ment in history when we are
straining all our energies to get
food across to the starving peo
ple of Europe and Asia, no acad
emic reasons ought to be allowed
to stand in the way of measuies
to increase our food supply.”
Art Huntley, formerly station-1
ed at the base here, is now out
of the service and he and his wife
(Ann Pettic) are now in business
in Seattle. They operated a cafe
here where ibe Polar Bear cate is
now located
At the Alaska Territorial F<-d
eration of Labor convention held
recently in Juneau, Tom Moorp,
of Ketchikan was elected presi
dent Charles Skinner, of Kod
iak was chosen as one of the
vice presidents.
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