Nation's Capital
Pays Homage to
Senator C. Glass
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WASHINGTON, May 29, —UP)—'
The nation’s Capital came out
to >ut pressing problems aside
to do homage to the elder states
man, Senator Carter Glass, of
Virginia, who died early Tuesday
in his sleep, at the age of 88.
Death came to Senator Glass
in his apartment in the Mayflower
Hotel, ending over half-a-cent
ury public career, embracing in
Congress, and as Secretary of the
Treasury under Woodrow Wil-(
son.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
CO. ANNOUNCES
KOTZEBUE SAILING
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The following word was re
ceived from Jack Falrweather,
Nome Agent for the Alaska
Steamship Company.
“The first Kotzebue Sound
sailing will be the TERMINAL
KNOT, a five thousand ton die
sel freighter with cold storage
and cool room facilities.
“The vessel will sail from Seat
tle about June 12th,” the mess
age stated.
Due to protein deficiency, sows
sometimes eat their young.
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Sen. Lucas Says
Coal Strike Ends i
This Afternoon !
WASHINGTON. May 29.—(/Pi
Senator Lucas told the Senate to
day that the coal strike will be
settled today, in fact, this after
noon. in a floor speech, asking
support for the President’s emer
gency labor legislation.
Lucas said Trfm^an’s request
for legislation was responsible for
settlement of the rail strike “and
coal strike which I understand
will be settled at three this after
noon.”
Senator Lucas spoke shortly af
ter Lewis has conferred with his
policy-makers at union headquar
ters. Lewis smiled broadly as;
he emerged from the meeting, but
parried the reporters queries ab
out the settlement with a terse
“no comment.”
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Talgingest Man
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Has 62 yrs Silence
To Make Up For
SEATTLE, May 29. —f/P)—Clande
Berger, 65, the talkingest man in
Seattle today, — had 62 years
silence to make up for Tuesday
when he went to work he couldn*
talk. He hadn’t said a word, Berg
er reported, since he was three
years old.
Today he is orating at non-stop
tempo, He sat on an orange box
in a hotel doorway and talked and
laughed and wept.
“This is the way my voice came
back,” Berger said, I tripped and
started to fall and just let out
a yell and my supervisor came
running over and asked if I was
alright, I said, ‘I feel fine’."
Captain Rosario Sacco, surgeon
at the Army Air Forces Depot
where Berger was employed, said
there is no doubt about Berger’s
former muteness, but disagreed
however, with Berger’s belief that
an attack of scarlet fever in child
hood caused the ailment, theori-1
zing more likely to have resulted
from some forgotten shock. He
said, “I believe it’s entirely a case
of speech returning because of
shock and the sudden terror of
falling.”
When the captain came back
from the hotel an acquaintance
scoffed in disbelief, “Old Claud
can’t talk.”
“Man he’s sure talking now to
the crowd up front, listen,” said
another friend.
MARSHAL REPORTS
GLUE POT ‘SAFE’
IS RECOVERED
U. S. Marshal, B. B. Mozee re
ported today that the safe, which
had been stolen last fall, was re
covered by his deputies, about
one-halh mile east of town, and
a quarter-mile off the road north
east of King Island village.
The safe was taken from the
Glue Pot in September of last
year by Tommy Sours, Tommy
Coffin, and Charlie Green, and
later Homer Russell joined the
group.
The four boys have been bound
over to the Grand Jury, and have
been held in the federal jail pend
ing trial.
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