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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05

UNDATED, Nov. 5 (P) - Hit ler's armies were reported to have stormed across the rugged Yaila Mountains and reached the Black Sea, thus apparently split ting Russia's Crimean defense forces into three parts, after a hundred mile advance in 8 days.
 The Berlin radio compared the Red armies retreat to the British and French withdrawal from the bloody 'ds of Flanders and Dunkerque last year, declaring the roads were Uttered with smashed trucks and artillery, while snow drifted on corpses heaped in roadside ditches.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
12 DIE IN CRASH OF NAVY BOMBER AT SEA

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 lP) - The loss of huge bomber in the Atlantic with the death of 12 men was announced by the Navy tonight, in the the third report within two weeks, of major dis aster.
 The ship crashed and killed 2 officers and nine men of the crew also an army officer who was described as a passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
Subs Within Sight Canada's Coast

TORONTO, Nov. 5 (Pi - Navy minister Angus Macdonald said submarine are operating of the coast of Newfoundland within sight of shore The statement was made when reporters asked him to give further details on his report to the House of Con- mons last that Canadian ships have sunk more than one Ger man U-boat. Rear Admiral Nell les. chief of staff of the Navy, who was present gave his ap- proval to the statement. The eGrmans certainly know where they are. he said
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
97 LIVES LOST IN THE JAMES-45 ARE SAVED

WASHINGTON, Nov 3 CAo) - Ninety seven lives were apparent ly lost in the torpedoing of the Reuben James, it was disclosed, as the Navy announced little hope for those listed as missing. Only two firemen were listed dead but the missing numbered 88 men and T officers aboard the warcraft which went down west of Iceland while on convoy duty. Forty-fve men were saved.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
LaCuardia Wins Third Term
 Over O'Dwyer

UNDATED, Nov } t4o, - La Guardia won his third term as Mayor of New York. The short, bustling mayor came from be- hind in yesterdays balloting to defeat William O'Dwyer, Demo- craic nominee, and assured him self of another four years tenure at the controls of the nation $ largest city but his plurality of some 133000 was the smallest of his three successful campaigns
 Virginia Democrats rolled up a landslide majority for their gu- bernatorial nominee former Rep. Darden.
 Maurice Tobin won reelection as Mayor of Boston thwarting the comeback campaign of Jam 'es Curley
 Governor Edisons attempt to Wrest control of the New Jersey legislature from the Republicans failed despite tn Governors state wide stumping tour
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
Striking Welders Seattle Area
 Return to Work

SEATTLE, Nov. 5 (PD - By telephone and radio, strike head quarters of the Seattle Welders and burners Council began sum- moning welders to return to work immediately, on receipt of word from Washington this morn ing of the settlement and end of the l5-day Welders strike which crippled millions of dollars worth of national defense works in this area.
 Jack O'Brien, Council presi- dent said he was notified from Washington by Dave Brasor, Council Executive Secretary, at 3.05 ann. Within 10 minutes he and his aides were busy broad casting the word to l500 strik- CTS here and at Tacoma 10 go back to work.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
Should Not Delay Neutral. Revision

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5 1PY - Administration and legislative leaders reported after a White House conference that the Presi dent believes that Congress should enact the pending neutral ity revision measure in it's pres ent form rather than delay it by tacking on amendments designed
 O curtall defense strikes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
Native Fisherman At Sitka Held For Murder of Wife

JUNEAU, Nov. 5 (Al - Nick KiSka, a native fisherman, is be- ing held by Sitka grand jury ac- ton in connection with the death of his wife Nellie, whose muti- lated body was found in the Kiska home last week.
 The United States MarshaPs s office received a report of two fishermen's deaths at Pelican City: Ernest Stage, reported found suffocated aboard a boat, and Ole Sirkland, who fell from a boat and drowned.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
Gov. Cruening Signs Call Second Alaska Draft For Additional 477
 Men Be Inducted December 10

JUNEAU. Nov. 5 lP) - Cover nor Gruening signed a call today for the second Alaska draft, to place an additional ATT men from the Territory into the nations armed forces. The draftees are to be inducted cn December 10th.
 This second call brings to ll60
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05

the number of men called in Alaska for service, the first call haVinb been made for Oct. 23 for 683 to be inducted. The Nome quota in the first call was 42.
 The Nome draft board today reported that the quota for the None draft area will be 30 men.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
OPM To Look Into Welders

In Washington, Associate Dir ector Hil man of the OPM said that Karl Morris, president of the United Welders was des gnat ed to call off the Walkout. As soon as the men return to work, Hillman said, the OPM will call a conference of Welders, OPM labor officials and representativ- es of other labor organizations in terested in the dispute, in an eff fort to find a permanet solution to the Welders' troubles.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05

On the surface the urgency of Kukrusu's trip appeared to in- d.cate that Japan Is now thor ough.y alarmed over the possib- ility Of an eruption in the Pacific. There are indications, too, that Germany. Japan's Axis partner may be putting heavier pressure on Tokyo to assume an active role in the European conflict. per haps attacking Russia from the East or hampering United States aid to Britain by hostiIities to the U. s.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05

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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
James A. Hart 40 Years In Alaska Passes On Seattle

SEATTLE, Nov. 3 (A) - Jam es Allen Hart, aged 83, who spent 40 years in Alaska, serving with the United States Bureau of Fisheries and as United States Marshal, died Friday. He leaves five children, including Mrs. Ed na Smith of Ketchikan.
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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Parker Explains That Tax

The extra Brooklyn World Series tickets being in
esgated by Commissioner Lands explained by Dan Parker
OF the New York Mirror, follows
1T costs TO register packet OF World series
tickets The mailing charge depends OF course on the weight
and destination the Yankees to send pair OF theegame
tickets the Bronx costs four cents and TO any
outside boroughs six cents return recep,
would cost three The registration Zee doesn't
change no matter many tickets enclosed in packet
The mailing does however II IL costs four cents TO mail
one pair would mail two pair y cents to mail
three pairs and so
"The and Giants always have absorbed the mall
ing charges tickets As far as know has
every other that has been in World Series But
remained Lexington Sneerel MacPhal to devise way
quarters and dimes out OF his ongsuhe
ing ueheeced Brooklyn clients With authority save his
MacPha raised the price of series tickets from
$3.50 Yankees asking for reserved seats to Sl6o
and the authorized price for box seats to 5000
Naturally complaint has been filed with Commissioner Lands
against form Of chseng and the commissioner is
investigating The Mouth the charge is for handling
For handling order Of four strips of seats to cuso
mer for the Brooklyn club would collect SOO above
price of which would have to only about
2 cents for mailing charges Extra clerical help would cost
about nickel for each packet mailed The rest would be
graNy-if lands lets the club get away with it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Paired With DoloUay

Sharing the tailback duties with
will be Earl Doloway,
who has one years experience
under his belt. Doloways pitching
arm and kicking range stood out
on last years squad.
AS far as Western Conference
aspirations go Hill
lenbrand may have arrived a year
or two too late for Indiana'S line,
one of the best in the
Middle West in 1910. has been
shot by graduation. Only Capt.
Gene White. the big, place-kicking
guard, is left.
But the forward wall will still
boast some letter winners in Jack
Nash and Howard Elliott, ends
AL Bragalone, guard; Walter Jur-
kiewicZ, center and from Ham
tramck, and James Trlmble. right
tackle. Robert Jimmy, a sophie
more. is expected 10 fill left
tackle.
In contrast l.. Of ID will present
a starting line that Is veteran end
to end in Howard Heating and
Meyrl Toepfer. ends: Bob Harring-
ton and Ed Rice, tackles; Dick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Other Sport Champs

It's just an old Spanish custom
for Grand Rapids Union football
enthusiasts 10 charter a special
train 10 follow their team TO Ira
verse City -. The other night
there were ! 900 IN the party
which backed the Union eleven IN
the north country
Jackson High is banking on
champions from other sports TO
lend an assisting hand in football
Bruce Smith, the teams No. !
halfback. is the State Class A
hurdles king, while quarterback
Paul Siebold Is No. ! among the
breast StrokerS in swimming.
Frank Sccory. once ID no / I
Tiger property and now connected
with the Cincinnati Reds system
is assisting in the coaching OF
Western States grid forces
Clarence krawcZak of Michigan
Normal who gave up playing
tackle because he disliked the
position has been moved up front
again 10 tighten YpSi's line
problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Leonard Wins
10
International New. ser,ie. wiz.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 -
Dutch Leonard won his eighteenth
game Of the season here today
from Philadelphia. 10. II was
necessary for Leonard to be IN
rare form as Roger Wolf. rookie
from Williamsport In the Eastern
League. pitched masterful ball.
While Leonard was touched for
four solid hits, three by Elmer
Valo. Wolf gave up three, Two
quite Scratchy.
Ii was on one OF those scratch
hits that the Senators scored their
lone run. Vernon singled 10 left
in the second and went 10 second
base when Wolf issued the only
walk of of the game 10 Ortiz.
Bloodworth sent an easy bounder
to Brancato. Just as the ball
reached Brancato il took a high
hop over his head and Vernon
crossed the plate for the score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Is Boy
Titans Must Stop
By HAROLD kAHL

They call him another Tom
Harmon 49, this Bill Hillenbrand,
whom DO" McMillin. of Indiana
L. will unleash on Gus Dorais'
University of Detroit gridders in
the opening game Of the season at
Bloomington, Ind, next Saturday.
He was to Reitz Memorial High
in Evansville what Harmon was
to the prep fields of Northern
Indiana. He is 100 pounds of pass
ing. running and kicking talent
and the most highly touted Sopho-
more prospect in the Middle West.
To 90 with Hillenbrand, who is
expected 10 add the most speed
and drive TO the backfeld since
1897 when Corby Davis made the
All-America, the Hoosiers will
have Eddie Herbert at quarter,
Dale Swihart, right half, and Bob
White fullback all veterans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

chauffeur celebrities Hollywood Ted Williams gets
more than Red Sox player history And TED
of his public personally around Boston
requests autograph have one on the spot ou heh
fans ask William tells them they have II they
write Fenway Park Boston, he figures that
they won't take trouble to write they don't really wan,
any autogranhs Dope Jewel Ems of the Cincinnati
p will manage syracuse next year Why would the Tigers
be seeking Hayes Philadelphia catcher as ruoea M
the East?
Andy Farkas former University OF Detroit gr,a star, wiz
~ our G action last wear with injury fully recovered
as result operation and is expected 10 De Dig hep "
the Washington Redskins this Fall frankie Frsch says tat
Johnny Hopp the Cardinals is the best drag-ount man III
baseball Steve Juzk Notre Dame star hail. can tickle te
worries like business Johnny Druze one OF FRANK
Ieahys assistants at Notre Dame was one OF the seven
~ granite at Fordham he played pro ball for Poty
Clark at Brooklyn Both of Druzes parents were porn Ia
Russia Paul Ls Dame captain, played the title roie
in the university Summer production of Agamemnoh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Louis belonged Mickey Owen and one to Leo Durocher
. Owen kept pets hotel causing Billy Herman
Owen roomie to protest:
1T was the time had dogs for roommates
Jim Kimbrough, former Texas A. NJ All America PICKS
Taxas southern Methodist NJ that order this
season Brumbaugh formerly OF the Bears Is helphe
Denny Myers former Chicago player coach boston
College Bob Kennedy the White Sox counted Luke Appn
hostop at the last count had toueo olo s
season One prophet named the following AS the tasts Dig
five in college football this yeaFordham Boston College Navy
Colgate and Duouesne Not Ivy League team in the list
coined % words on the air at 81 LOUIS
stouty esists all efforts OF sponsors 10 submit MN 10
elocution directors experts vocal specialists
I'm es a-gon to talk the English language ~ inc Iohs
ken understand Dean explains For instance Dean
explaining hudde around the pitcher is broken UP a
the plavers return o their respectable positions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Rchttirq wien ig0H sporting
fronts after totiug time ont for n
r0cdti0H:
One wonders Just how far PreSi-
dent Tom Halligan of the Michi-
gan State minor baseball league
will get in his move 10 convert the
circuit into one of Class b rating
At least two items of major
proportions appear 10 barricade
the path Halligan must traverse.
The most prominent deals with
finances: the other with the atti-
tude prevailing among several OF
the managers
In connection with the money
angle. it's difficult 10 conceive
where the State teams will get the
cash 10 meet the increased pay
rolls. Especially since every club
lost money last season and the
gear before.
As for this business OF attitudes
No less than three managers in
formed this department they fig
Iured the state circuit had no right
staying IN Class c.
In their opinion Class /
rating would be more apropoS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Spartan Game MARRIED
Bv Clouds of Gloom
Power in Backfield
Cut so Per Cent
During Game
By SHELDON MOVER

EAST LANSING, Sept. 20
Dark clouds of gloom hung over
the Michigan State football camp
today as the Spartans performed
in a full-length intra-squad con-
test AZ Macklin Field with their
man power cut 30 per
cent by injuries.
Coach Charley Bachman sent
his charges into the fray with I'D
Ripmaster. hard-running junior
fullback, bedridden az the college
health center for at least four or
five days. Ripmaster is definitely
out of the Michigan game next
and an examination soon
will reveal whether or not his LETT
leg must be placed in a cast for
several weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
CHALKY WRIGHT MEXICAN-BORN

Eden Auko of the Browns turned down $4,000 to play
profess football the old Providence club The former
Tiger starred gdron at University of Kansas In
cidentay viii have birthday this Sunday ne WI" De
81 he was Norcatur, Kan Joe Haynes or the
White Sox his wenyfourth birthday Sunday
and Dixie Walker Dodgers will be 81 Wednesday Larry
MacPha when az Cincinnati introduced cigaret girls IN big
league bali parks and played first base for Ludngton
in the Michigan League but ne doesn't talk ABOUT
president of the National Boxing Asso
citation of the Paterson N j. Evening News
Chaky Wright the featherweight champion was born
his slave grandparents fed during the CVl war
before taking up the ring professional he was a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
They're Also Hurt

Jack Fenton, rapidly rising
junior halfback from Richmond,
tailed the other two scores on
jauntS of 20 and as yards but was
helped from the field after sus-
a bruised hip. Wy Davis
made the fourth score on short
plunge before being removed.
At least half-dozen other
Spartans also were reported on the
injured list. Frank Karas, rangy
right tackle. was still nursing a
bad leg; Bob Friedlund. counted
upon for his pass catching ability,
was being troubled by a bruised
elbow and a blood clot on his left
heel. Bob Mcneil. another Varsity
end, limped off the field today with
a banged-up knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Wyman Davis, star passer OF
the team, has still 10 obtain the
full use of his legs which are
aching from frightened muscles.
Davis performed for several min
utes today but had TO be removed
when his legs would not stand
the pressure.
Replacing Ripmaster at fullback
was Cyclone Chuck Carey. Charlie
voix junior, who recently was con-
verted from a halfback. Carey
signs of filling the breach
by performing Unexpectedly well
at the .fullback position. He scored
one of the Varsity teams four
touchdowns on 25-yard dash
through tackle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Too Many Backs

G. Leo CTiny) Redmond of Mus
kegon High in way Is like the
old lady in the shoe Redmond
had so many returning backs this
year he converted two of them
Elmer Lindback and Don Erickson.
into llncmen.
II Albion College football oppo-
nents show any signs of dizziness
in or after games II may be ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
N. D. vs.. tennessee

The Zontini family will hear y
lot Of arguments this season about
the quality OF football at Notrs
Dame and Tennessee University.
one brother. Lou. will carry tho
mail for the Irish. Another. Lerry.
will hold down a halfbacking post
for the Vols.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Totals 30 s - II Totals 81 10 % 10
'Batted for Caster in eighth.
81 Louis 600 200 600 2
Cleveland 30i 0i0 In 6
Runs McQuiun Judnich Boudreau.
Keltner g. Heath ? Campbell Error
Iaabs Runs hstted ia Keltner 2 Camp
bell q Culenbne Laabs Heath Hogan
.Two-hase hit Hogan. Three base hits
Roudreau Heath Campbell. Home runs
Keltner Heath Sacrifice Grimes Left
on bases st Louis 6. Cleveland I Double
plays Caster 20 Berardino 10 McQunn,
Henner 20 Berardino 10 McQutnn Bases
Milnar 2 on Trotter l. Struck out-By
Harris HTS or Harris 8 In 3 in
nngs on Caster in % innings. of
Trotter 2 IN ] inning Winning pitcher
Mnnar Losing pitcher Harris Umpires
-Geisel Hubbard and Rue Time 50
Attendance 2 90 estimated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Totals 30 ~ 1n Totals 20 n p ~
'Batted Tor Hutch.nes 70 eighth
Boston 600 no 100 3
New York 2f0 600 Ok Z
Runs SIsu llassett y Moore Rucker,
wick t2i Barna Moore Oreugo,
Fischer Errors Rucker Mccarthy. r..
Moore Miller Runs batted in Barna 2.
Witek g. West Lowell Two base hit
Sisti Home runs - Barna Wtek. Joe
Moore Double plays Bartcu 90 Mccarthy
Dudra go Miller 20 Hasseit Hits or
Javery IN ! % innings. off Lamanna q
IN I ID innings OF Hutchings z IN In
nings. OF posede 7 lh ] inning Bases on
balls Fischer posedel ! struck out
BY Fischer Z by jHvery I. hY lHutchings
b. by Posedel / Lett on base Boston 10,
New York Time 10. Umpires
Maierkurth Goetz and Dunn Attendance
IS. 30i Winning pitcher FISCHER. Losinl
pitcher -Javefy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Williams Two
Hits Give Him
.4O6 Average
But Yanks Win,
81; DiMag Takes
Lead in RIB

FENWAY PARK. BOSTON,
Sept. 20.-Climaxed by a six-run
eighth inning during which Joe
Gordon pounded out his twenty
fourth homer, the league cham-
pion New York Yankees this after
noon beat the Boston Red SoX,
10 to !.
DiMaggio drove in two runs 10
give him the lead by two runs
over Williams with a total of 11S,
while Williams boosted his per-
lcentage 10 .4O6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
By George Maskin
On the State Beat By George Maskin
BOOSTING LOOP RATING NOT EASY

planned by the presence Of Ray
Wauthicr IN the Briton's backtield
Wauthier can pass with either
hand. dong an excellent job each
way
Herb Harris of Port Huron ism
taking any chances of losing out
completely in the defense Of his
St Clair County horseshoe cham
pionShlp. Sunday Just IN case
something goes wrong. Harris has
groomed julie Winters 10 step In
and take over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Zuppke Says He's a Sissy

Bob Zuppke other day congratulated on his success
fight hold his job coach at Illinois to which ne repeu
Heck, I'm not canankerous fellow why I'm drawing
in chalk now I'm Just old sOftie This Summer dd 4V
pastes that ought to I'm too much OF Sissy 10
fight anybody"
Gordon Cobbledk Cleveland Plain Dealer reiers 10 Moe
Berg scholar 1.-THE only ball player ever 10
become famous he could read write hree Dooer
mann pnches with the Dodgers from Chicago TO 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Giants Take I.
From Braves

NEW YORK. Sept. 90 The
Giants took a double-h header from
the Braves today. 4-3 and ID Bob
Carpenter won his own game in
the opener with single Rube
Fischer pitched steady ball 10 win
the nightcap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mi|nar Cha|ksU Up
18th Victory

CLEVELAND, Sept 20.-Al
Milnar chalked up his twelfth VIC
tory of the season today as he
pitched the Cleveland Indians to
a 6-2 victory over the ST. Louis
Browns. Milnar al lowed the
Brownies only six hits.
ST InIiIS CLEVELAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

the East Lansing high team. while
Bill Barnard attempts to make
Daddy Chef proud at Kalamazoo
Central.
Incidentally, young Barnard al
ready is being touted as one of the
top backs IN Wesiern Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Only One Soph

Tn the backfield al Schmidt al
fullback is the only sophomore.
Art Link, who Will get the call
over John Biringer as starting
quarter; Henry Piper and Bob
Keene. halfbacks. all are veterans
Of one campaign Mickey Nc
Laughlin, two-year man, and Tippy
Madarik. Soph, are additional left
half threats.
The TitanS and HoosierS have
one thing IN common. Both have
their smallest squads IN years.
For that reason DoralS probably
will take his entire outfit for the
Indiana invasion
The DetroiterS will leave Thurs
day night for Indianapolis where
they will work out Friday moving
over 10 Bloomington Saturday
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Reds Wa||op
Pirates Twice

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.-The
Cincinnati Reds took both ends OF
a doubleheader from the Pitts
burgh Pirates today, winning the
opener, 2-l. and the nightcap. 7-3.
Bucky Walters chalked up his
eighteenth victory of the season in
the opener by outpitching Max
Butcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
FIRST GAME

Totals 81 s ~ 10 Totals 80 n 8
'Batted for Lopez IN ninth
Ran for Van Robays in ninth
Pittsburgh O10 600 O00-t
Cincinnati OlO 100 OOx 2
Runs-F Mccormick lombard, Di-
Maggie. Errors -DiMaggio. Joost. Runs
batted in-DiMaggio, r Mccormick. Frey
Two base hit--Cox Home runs-DiMaggio.
+. Mccormick Double plays-Martin TO
Cox 10 Fletcher lombard 10 Joost. Struck
out-By Butcher l. Walters S. Bases on
baIls-On Butcher /, OF walters 4 Left
on Pittsburgh T. Cincinnati ;. Time
I 40 Umpires- Barr Sears and Jords
Attendance-7,5 800 (estD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Sons in Action

If things 60 wrong this Fall for
Charley Bachman and Chef Barn
ard. respective football coaches at
State and Kalamazoo
they may find a gridiron in their
backyards al which TO gain some
pleasure.
Each coach will have a son play
ing prep football. Bachmans Oldest
boy Charley Jr Will appear or