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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17

FOr years, Joseph mas Deen a
maverick in his class. He has ad-
! vocated redistribution of wealth,
)heavier taxes on the rich, and more
consideration of the welfare of
what he called "das volk"-the
people. He insisted the New Deal
didnt' go far enough.
Now he has announced that he
is resigning his post as a director
of the First Wisconsin National
Bank, one of the nations, largest,
SO he could devote full time to en-
couraging, the. organization. of
white collar workers" ,..,,,.. 49,.
81 believe that five to six million
Americans can better their lot by
joining white collar unions," he
said. 81 hope to do what | can to
encourage this. am not in it for
honor to myself but only through
a desire to help the working class"
"I've been thinking about this
for years. began to discover that
a lot of these people of wealth are
not deserving of what they pos
sess. found something was wrong
with the wealthy class. think a
whole lot of them would be better
off if they had to work.
He revealed he had already talk
ed about unionism and pension
plans to President William Green
of the AFL and President John l..
Lewis of the Miners, and that he
hopes to confer with President
Philip Murray of the CIO.
Uihlein announced, too, that a
year ago he tried to join the Brew
cry Workers Union, but he was
turned down because the unions
constitution requires that members
must be employed at the craft.
Last week, he stirred a new row
with his brothers at the brewery
when he again proposed that the
Schlitz firm turn 25 cents for every
barrel of beer sold into a welfare
fund for the firms 1000 employees.
That would amount to about a mil
lion dollars on the basis Of last
years sales-or about 1/16 of the
company's profits.
Uihlein made the proposal pub
lie at a hearing of the Wisconsin
Senate Judiciary Committee, and
his brothers promptly disowned it.
However, Local 9 of the Brewery
Workers, on contract renewal ne
gotiations starting next week, in
tends to take up the idea and ask
for a welfare contribution of at
least 20 cents a barrel. The union
feels that, in view of the publicity,
the company can't in good grace
refuse to bargain on the issue.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Business Lobbies
Worse Than Ever

Washington (LPA)-A persona.
letter from an AFL voter "is worth
a bundle of form letters from pro-
fessional labor baiters," Director
Joseph keenan, of Labor's League
for Political Education asserted
last week in a special message to
AFL members.
Despite the November election
mandate, keenan, said, "the same
special interest lobbies which con-
trolled the 80th Congress are
swapping this Congress with de-
luge of propaganda designed to
mislead Congressman into thinking
that the American people don't
want rent control or low cost hous-
ing, that Social Security and aid to
education are communistic, that
the Taft Hartley Act is fair law"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
HOUSEKEEPING MARKS
RENT CONTROL BATTLE
(LPA)-Horse-

Washington (LPA)-Horse
trading between opponents o
strong. rent. controls and Housini
Expediter Tighe Woods Shove,
last week that the Administrator
expected defeat in advance of th'
House vote on the rent control bill
reported by the House Banking
Committee.
In the first test vote, the mem
bers of the House narrowly turned
down a proposal by Rep. Jesse
Wolcott Or, Mich.) to continue pre-
sent controls, but only for 80 days
Wolcott had argued that all signs
point to a depression, that in de.
preston there's more doubling-uE
of families and therefore more
vacancies, and that therefore the
housing shortage may end and the
need for rent controls will be over
The other crucial vote, still to
come, will be over a proposal by
Rep. Paul Brown Cd, Ga.), which
was defeated narrowly in the
Banking Committee, to write into
the bill an order to the rent con-
troll agency to guarantee each
landlord a "fair return" on each of
his properties. This would be al
most impossible to administer, ac-
cording to Woods.
However, apparently in an effort
to head it off, Woods is circulating
to doubtful" Congressman a list
of areas which he intends to decon-
troll if the rent law is approved as
by the House committee.
More than 100 counties in some
80 states, according to some House
members, are slated for decontrol
if Woods "horse-trade" goes thru.
On the Senate side, the rent
control bill was also having
tough time. Filibustering. southern
Democrats control the Banking
subcommittee holding hearings on
the measure. Sen. JOHN Sparkman
Cd, Ala asked each witness who
appeared before them if he thought
rent control was "key"' matter.
AS each replied. yes, Sparkman
would ruefully explain" that a
little matter of change in Sem
ate rule threatened to kill rent
control.
The filibusterers were threaten
ing to delay action beyond the
March 81 expiration date of the
present law, but Sen. Francis
Myers Cd, Pa.), Democratic whip,
told the committee in a statement
that the real estate lobby has used
the Communists tactics to fight
rent control. "Cause confusion,
cause turmoil, throw gimmicks in
the works, sabotage every worth
while proposal, and let's have dog
eat dog. The Communist party
works that way" he said. Doesn't
The real estate lobby know what
nit them on Nov. %" he asked.
Meanwhile, the new "front" for
he real estate lobby, the Natl AS
of Property Owners, con-
;inued to pack the hearing room
With landlords and landladies from
Ill over the country, carefully
coached and well financed by what
Rep. Adolph SABBATH Cd, Ill., charg-
ID was a $3,000,0 900 lobby,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
ECA Fund Authority
Before Senate Now

Washington (LPA) - For the
year beginning April 8, the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee last
week authorized appropriation OF
as much as S5,580,000,000 for the
European Recovery Program. This
was the amount asked of Congress
by the Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration.
Once the jam caused by the
Dixiecrat-GOP filibuster is cleared
away in the Senate, committee
Chairman Tom Connally Cd, Tex.)
predicts quick passage of the Fund
authorization.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
NOTICE JIGGERMEN

A special meeting for all
jiggermen working on the
semi-automatic will be held
Sunday, March 20 in Room
No. 3 at national headquarters.
Jigge erm n from Wellsville
and East Palestine are re-
quested to be present.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
73-Year-OId Milwaukee
millionaire To Devote
Rest Of Life To Labor

Milwaukee (LPA)A multi millionaire Miwaukeean E.
Uhen 73captued the nations headlines
white collar workers into unions
Uihlen is of Mwaukee's
founded the Schtz Brewery
They constitute the wealthiest
For Joseph headed the brewery
managed by brothers Joseph cshed
policies He and his children still stockholders
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Fifty-Fifth Farley Will.
Open Monday, June II In
Atlantic City Auditorium

The ffyfh annual convention of the National Brotherhood of
Operative Potters will Monday 2
of the Atlantic City Auditorium located the famous boardwalk at
the seaside This this following
meeting of the Executive Board
The auditorium
and facilities handling
of the larger hotels which used the The
by the is extremely popular with the delegates be-
of the cool breeze and clear of the by
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sl.4.. =
Previously credited. SO 500. 10
Rev. AlumnuS, West Point,
La. MISREPRESENTATION. 1000
Rev. Alumnus, Weston, Pa. 1000
Mn, MINI. ............. 200
Eugene. D. Keena, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ........... 100
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hrntfdlrtt @itItnnars

Sn elmer fir6lib bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Enlargement.
De in 8arag1ap, Siib-Mmerita, feblt
oringenb Elm gan5 bei6eioenes &ird.
lein. 0a es iib ourbmeg nm drmIte
2anobeoolferl,ns banoelt (es ltno au.
Der Baraguapern auh oeutide, polni.
l6e, ruiiiife unb anoere quite &atbo.
lifen oorbanben), miro Inn Die eiitige
Otitbilfe Der 10 oft bepdbrten tatboli.
aus ben Ser. Staaten eebeten. Sebe
- au6 Die anerfleinite = @abe, Die
in einem getpGbnliden 8riefe per
5 Iuep It (5ebn Gents 8orto) auf
meine bolle 8erant1portung geianbt
Deroen fann ,nimmt Ser llnter5ei1ne-
te oeutlde 8ater oanfenb entgegen.
Suittung miro lofort erteilt. Sir sic
eolen Sreunbe uno @onner Ser anee-
fangenen Sl=&reu5=&ir6e miro mo.
natli6 Der Segen elmer beilieen Meiie
aufgeopfert.
Snfolge Der politii6en nnruben in
BaraguaD, mogen Sic bite et1palge
giitige @aben in 8areeIb uno gu
ifriften ni6t mebr an MIDI nab Ba=
raguap, ionbern ab beute MIR nod an
meinen amtli6 llno fir6lid 8epol-
madtisten Srn. Sole Maper, Goiiaa
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q Tires (argentina) per Slug
p 0 It (5ebn Gents Borto) in einem
itarfen nmldlog, gut 5useflebt, auf
meine> boaite 8erantDortl1ng ienoen:
Sr. Waper iibergibt mir lofort uno
lebr prompt bie @abe. Ser5lidites
Sergelt's 8ott i'm 8orausl
5otber Sole &reuiier, S.V.D., 8or-
roquio vSonta gru5", goroneI
8 g a 8 o Narosuap), ,Sol1tb amer-
ica.
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bem Sabre 1878 reeelmaBie ieOer
Sonlstag uno miro berousgegeber
gum 8eiten oes Eapitliden &ole'
9il,1n SSoIepbin11m in 8ortbington
Ohio, beiien 3tped Die Seranbiloune
1piirbiaer Srieiter5Selinee fir bi'
Ser. Stooten lit. Gieie snitalt ii
bauptiadlid oneepielen alf bie Gin
finite bieies 8lattes unb Die @eihens
fe ieiner 2eier.
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BluimrnlffR

SOL Mnmnt, in i,naraah'nem aIeib
Sdtpebt bnrd bic JribIinasan,
Die 8liimlein iegnenb ipeit nnb brett
Die bebre Simmelsfran.
1tnb iebe 8lat' ibr Mbe ruff
Mn 8nid nmb Baum nnb Strand,,
limb fiillt nit iupnnigIiikem Duff
Den linben Jrablinssband.
@tel Stimmen rings in @aIb nnb Mu
Mns sartem Mnmenmnnb,
Sn friiden Tarben, rot nnb blan,
Seeriiken fie i,n 8unb.
8esanbernb bort Elm @lodlein flinat
Bon blanfem Silberitrabl,
Def heller Slang CUR sS1inefrau
bringt:
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rAn beinem 8eibaltar,
0a bien' id bir bel Sag nnb Nad1
Ntit meiner Sdiueiternidlar!" =,
Die eitle Nelfe: y&pmm an mir,
Der Slnmem saritin id5;
Sn oeinem Saar bic id6nite 3ier;
> Sunsfrau, pfliide midi"
10 pflIde midi" bas 8Sslein iprid)t
rNein &eld iid famm erid,lof;
Ntein garter Dorm nerlett nod, nidt
ST iueidjer Senn bas Noos!"
go rafen lant in Serg nnS Sal,
limb brGngen iid i'm &reis,
Die id6miten 8lamlcin allsnmal,
CUR AQeridOniten 8reis.
n9es 6errn MasS bic 9emut
idmidt,
9as 1T bes SSditen Sill"
60 ipridt bic Snnsfran bpd)beeladt
l1nb pflndt bas geilden itia.
Prof. J. NJ. Duehyen
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Ghtnrt1fdrrH auB 0htna

lleber oie oer5eitiee Sage in China,
Die oen meiiten unierer SoIitifer l.no
Observation-Disclosures Elm dineiii1es
Hatiel lit, bieten naditebenoe Oeit-
teilunsen bon bem uniern 2eiern
ipoblbefannten Wfiiiionar P. gilbert
&laus, O.FM. (&uanetllng, Sapa.
tom, Gbina), einen ginblid in bas
gesentpartige dineiiide @irr1porr.
P. q. &laus i6reibt:
8e5iiglib Der tragilden Sage bier
in China oiirften lpobl oen anernei-
item - aud bier in Gbino - polIer
ginblid feblen, tpie BEL ieoem biltori-
lden @ei6eben. Man tut China gro
Bes ltnredt = Inn itd) ielbit .rein=
suipaiden", mas niemals gelineen
miro, = tpeoer Dor @ott nod ben
Reniden. Die Soupti1ulo AM Ser
lagen ieines Samples gegen Die &o-
ten Ger inneren &orruption au5ui6ie=
ben, iit 5tpar iebr einfa6, aber ni6t
5utreffeno. SIN 8erlauf oes fur6tba.
rem &ingens ser Ser. Stooten gegen
SSapan 1puroen bie Ser. Stoaten ol-
nlabli6 10 ugeauitiet" oaB iie nur nit
1lngebeurem @affen- uno Meniden.
einfab SsSapan fleinfriegen fon1ten.
@benio ui6lou" baben lie oas ,4reus=
5ugs1nitglieb" Sitter Soief Stain nit
taulenoen bon Sanfs aus oen &lauen
9ltlers beralls5ureiBen unb beiien
llmflammerung bel Stalinerao 5u-
nihte 5u MAIDEN eetpuBt. Sbne unge=
benre 8affennaiies esunb Munition unb
8ebraudserperten fein Siee: Dod)
Dem o6t f,lrdtbare Sabre lang Don
Sopan iiberrannten, eingeengten, in
onItriearmen Siio-gbina uno Dem
gan5lih 1paffenleeren Norb=Gbina gez
genitber berlagte amerifas ,8eis-
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Der Wanoidurei uneebeure 8affen-
me,lgen @usriiitungen nit Dem geie,
oerbrud bes iapanii6en Nilionen.
beeres frei tpuroen unb gbinos 6 0 IN
m u n It en- in bie S1nbe gelpielt
1puroen, oapon rtpuBten" sic m1dti,
gen bodpeiien Jreunbe bes BrGliben-
ten Gbiang urihts", ben iie aana ae,
gen leinen @ilen uno oen 8ilIen 6es
ean5en golfes uno aller o1tsIanoiider
&enner nno Sreunbe Gbihas, .fatboli,
ibe uno proteitantii6e WiIiionore al,
mol, in bodnaiieer ,peltridterlidel
Eole auf Den Gerbanolungsitubl ME.
oer51pahgen, um elm ganaes
S q br lang iid betriigen, binbolten
1d)on lest beiiegen 5u laIien! 9 a
nor ,1lamli6 oas Geiultat bes unlin
nigen 0rei<Wdnner= =@eifapafeles ir
b1noert legenonnten ~Beace Seams"
Die ieoer fIeine Gbineienbenqel mil
ooer obne glementarbilo1,ng oIs
nEoile" 6ameliger europGiider Gen
tel .perladte rno Oariiber ipottete! sssr
Der Eat, Sdiiler un5 Sdiilerinner
lnon atpolf SSabren Iodten boriiber
Dob Nmerifaner iid einbiloeten, et1bas
bon ebina uno bon &onlrnuniIten Al
perltebenl& 9ie allgen1eine Meinune
bier lpar 1 m III er: gs miro aan,
1ther abiolnt nibts berausfommer
als elm GROCER Reinfan.
| lno genau 10 fam es fir sic ,uei
len Solons" = BON iartaitii9en Chi
1elen .3ubulter Der Hoten" aenannt
Mber ltatt nun en6lif ieinem .gro
ben teolen Jrertno" China nadoriid
itdft init faperen SdiffsIaenngeu al
&riegsmaterial gu bdfen, bas in un
enoliden iMensen nod borbanoe1
ipar be9ans,en Die INT ielbitperiduIoe
ten 4aeHaf Der slatspesIofiefeit iisen
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Previously credited. IS 64O.71
N. N, MINI. ............. 200
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Marrer Gelit @eimers. Dos Hontifi,
falreauieift feiertei Der bodJm'ite &oab.
iutorbiidof 8nrtboloine. Die Beiiet.
mig erfelgte ai,f Dem @emeinbefrieo-
bof in 3aitrnp, I'M MnibluB an eli,
foIennes &eq1iientantt in Der bortieer
ct. Sobannes Neponrllf- Stride. =
@eboren in 2urenrburg ON 8. Otto
ber 1881 n1adte Der nun Beritorbene
ietne Stuoien in ieiner Sei1nat unb
ipurbe 6ortielbit am 10. Mueuit 1906
a,rn Grieiter aeapeibt. gsohbem er
1906 biz 1918 in 2urentbure in Der
8farrieelioree eepirft batte, arbeitete
er Bis 1921 in Der @raoioaeie &6ln
unb fam i'm Iesten Sabre 1tab Der
Dio5eie ct. Glolto, mo- er aundbit Bis
1924 in Biera als Iifiltent 1pirfte.
Son 1924 bis 1888 1par er Hfarrer
in Gbofio, Johann bon 1888 bis 1947
Bfarrer in 2aitrup, mo- er 1peiteeben-
De gerbeiieruneen in Der Stride burd-
fIbrte. r. I. p.
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am nereangenen Sonntag in Der Sie-
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Bri1ni5 feierte, lit bas odte &ino bon
5rau 8oia Sdooee, ons iid bern
DienIte Der Stride eetpeibt bat. Drei
Sobne bon Srau Sdaoee itnb Yrie.
fter, namlid &ep. Gbomas Shaoes
BON Brooten, P. 8erner Shaoeg,
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men Stiibenten gu @bren ser M1ltter
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ct. Gluno, @inn. - 9lotlid uno
unerpartet itarb am Weontas ser
bofw. Sr. Beter S. @ruenes, ieit
nabe5u fiinfuno5ipanaig Sabren Bfar-
rer Der Worid Sirnnelfabrts~ @emein-
De in goen 8aaeD. @r mar ie1suno-
fiinf5ig Sabre alt. 5atber @rlenes
mar eben an Der glrbeit, bei benl
8au ber neuen Bfarribule mit5ubel-
fen, als er ploslib bon einem Ser5-
frampf befallen 1puroe uno 1penige
Otnuten ipdter itarb. @r binterIaBt
fiinf @eidtpiiter, barlunter BEN bpdtp.
9rn. q. @ruenes in @len1poob,
Wfinn., uno cine &loiterid1peiter. lie
Der Die 3eit Der 8eerbieung liegen bel
&eoaftionsi6luB nod feline Nadrid-
ten Dor. r. I.P. a
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Der ssa4 Winbssentp

Der ruliilde 8lof u1po Ser 8eiten
Gnlpften on Samstag IN Der Boil
Deriammlung Der 8ereinten Mationen
miteinanber mesen Der Broaeiie gegen
hriitli6e &irdenfiibrer bi1lter bem
@iiernen 8orbang.
Sn elmer auBeroroentlihen 5ams-
tagsitsung, Der eriten in oieier Sel.
iion, tpuroe nit pierunbbreiBig gegen
leds Stimnten belhloiietL IN Der
Streitfrage Inn Die 8erurteilung bon
&aroinal WinosaertD u1to fiinf5ebn
proteltantiiden @eiItfiden in 8ulga.
rien aunddit einmaI bie 8eitimmun-
gen Der Srieoenspertrdge uls Mittel
5u elmer ginigung 5u benusen.
Ser ruiiiide Mod itinrr1tte soee.
gen. uripriinelih 1par BON &uba ser
Intrag geitent ,porben, elm 3omitee
our lnteriuhl,ng Der @roselie nod
europa 81, entienben.
Die Ser. Staoten baben bie 8e-
lduloigung erboben, 6aB Die Wen=
ibenre6te perlest tporben iinb, aber
Die Sode in ben Iesten 5isungen
idapadlib pertreten. 9ie amerifani-
i6e Delegation bat entidieoen, ooB
es oun beiten iei, Die yrnge unter Den
8eitintnungen Der 5rieoensoertr6ge
nit nngarn unb 8l1lgarien burhau.
fe6ten. (Wobei borausii6tli9 berali6
tpenig berausfommen tptrb.)
Inorei a. @rompfo, ser Somiet-
I5e-aubenminiiter, griff ben 8eiten
BET ieoer @elegenbeit an uno beba,lpr
tete, es banble iih i,m innere Anges
legenbeiten, nit oenen Die lM nidts
5u t11n baben. gr tpurbe 6arin pom
ben 8ertretern SugolIa1piens uno Der
So1piet- Ukraine unteritiist.
Sir aleranoer go6oean, ser bri-
tiidle Oelegierte, erflarte, @ronlDfos
ginipdnbe ieien n1libt per,riinftte".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-07

Sn Der Sieben Sdmeraen-& Stride
IN Minernile erfoIgten a,n borlesten
Jreitag Die feierliden g1equien fir
Den I'm Mlter BON fiebenun6ie1aig
Sabren berftorbenefb bodnp. 9rn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-07

tagen, Die ,pirtidaftlibe Mnileftier,l1lq
Der .@ubr", Die @rribtin1g oes Ct
herbeitsantes, Die gerfiinourtg Des
8eiatrnesitatiitg, Die .@renaforref.
turen" atttb ihIieBlib Die SftroDie-
rutg elmer tpeltoeutihen n8erfaiiiine
- aitf Der 2inie Der alten Rriegs-
itiut1ningen Iiegt. aeinesmegs ent-
ipriht Der bisberige &urs Der rlelen
8eriobni,ngspolitif, ipie iie Der bon
General @laD als notDe1toig erfa1n-
ten SoIibnritat Der bernofrotiihen
8olfer entiprehen piirbe.
gs mare Elm tuirfliher SortlhriH.
1penn bie 8orte gIaps llnter Die bis
berige Bolitif enbgiiltie ben ShIuB-
Itrib aiebenl
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-10
Group To Make Mental Survey Of Alaska
(BY Mary Lee CounciD

Secretary to Delegate BartletD
 A group of government officials will leave Washington the early part of August to determine whe- ther or not a mental institution should be constructed in the Ter ritory.
 The group, headed by Dr. Win fred Overholser, superintendent of the District of Columbia's men tai hospital, St. Elizabeth's, will also include pr. Dale Cameron, assistant director of the National Institute of Mental Health, and M. Wilfred Goding of the Alaska branch, Division of Territories and Island Possessions in the interior department. The three men will be joined in Alaska by officials of the Territorial department of health and the Alaska Native Ser vice. It is probable that an official from the department of justice will also accompany the group to the Territory.
 The main purposes of the trip are to visit and study the facili- ties and operation of Morningside Hospital at Portland, to study on the ground in the Territory the present methods of committing, detaining and transporting persons committed to MorningSide, to in Vestigate the feasibility of setting up and operating one or more modern mental health clinics in Alaska and to determine whether such clinics would operate to re- duce the number of patients now being institutionalized and to study and evaluate the need for construction of a complete psyChi- atric hospital in Alaska to take the place of Morningside.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-10
BAREX Nearing Completion

SEATTLE, (H) - The navy re- ported yesterday it's Point Barrow, Alaska, resupply project was nearing completion.
 A delayed dispatch received here said unloading of heavy ships at Point Barrow was virtually completed, and several vessels are enroute back to west coast ports.
 The navy icebreaker Burton Is- land, which lost a Starboard en- zine shaft in bucking heavy ice last Thursday, is returning to Long Beach, Calf, after having been relieved by the coast guard
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-10
FLAGPOLE SITTER CAN'T
 COME DOWN TO SEE NEW SON

CLEVELAND, R)-Cleveland's flagpole sitter has new son Charlie Lupica, Jr., seven pounds and one ounce.
 The baby, fourth child of the Lupicas, was born at St. Ann's maternity hospital last night.
 Charley promptly began hand ing out cigars and tried to forget that the Cleveland team had just lost two games in Philadelphia.
 Tomorrow Lupica, a 37-year-old store proprietor, rounds out 10 weeks on top of the 20-foot pole where he vowed to stay until the Cleveland Indians baseball club reaches first place in the Ameri- can League.