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The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Attorney Gen. Jackson Is For Wire Tapping

WASHINGTON, March 19-At torney General Jackson told the House Judiciary Committee yes terJay tha. legislation permitting wire tapping by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents will be necessary if the Justice Depart ment is to meet adequately the sabotag and espionage problem resulting from the present de fense emergency.
 Jackson appeared before a se- cret session of the judiciary group 10 urge prompt action on pending legislation which would permit law enforcement agencies to resort to wire tapping.
 Labor and liberal groups thru out the country have opposed vigorously the proposed wire tap ping legislation on the ground it would violate individual rights. Jackson said that in order to meet the oposition he would sug- gest the wire tapping be limit ed to cases involving sabotage and espionage.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Hubbard Ridi- cules Invasion Of Alaska

NEW YORK, March-The Rev Bernard R. Hubbard, who's ex- plorations in Alaska and the Far North won him the title of "Gla- cier Priest depreciates the pos sibility of any invasion of the United States by way of Alaska.
 Lack of gasoline and absence of transportation would mak= the invasion impossible and ri- diculous," he says.
 You could send 10000 airplan eS and perhaps take over Alaska as a whole, and then what" he asked, pointing to Alaska's prox unity to Japan and Russia.
 He declares that poor weath-r on the Aleutian Islands preclud- es the establishment of air bases which Wou d be effective.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
EDITORIAL Says U. Is Buying Time

Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, in his testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, emphasizes that the United States is buying not selling" under the Lend-Lease bill. He insists that this country is buying time 10 prepare com pleta national defense.
 The Secretary realizes that the problem of national defense has been tremendous complicated by the. fall of France and the al- liance signed by Germany, Italy and Japan, directed against this country.
 No individual IS wise enough to read the future and, consequent ly, no man can say positively that Germany, Italy and Japan will or will not attack America.
 This means, undsr present cir cumstances. aid to Great Britain in order that the totalitarian powers will not become supreme and free to attempt a combined offensive against ths Western Hemisphere until the United Stat es is strong enough to defend it- self, unaided against all enemies
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Narrows Bridge Will Need Complete Job

OLYMPIA, Wash, March (P)-
 The towers, cables and ap- breaches, only parts of the Tac- oma Narrows bridge left stand ing when the span disintegrated and plunged into Puget Sound last November, were twisted and sheared b-yond further use and must be dismantled if the struc- ture is to be rebuilt, the gover- nor's office reported.
 The report was based on find ings of a special board appointed by the state toll bridge authority.
 The board members minutely examined the wrecked span to de termine the cause of its collapse and estimate the cost if it were rebuilt exactly as it stood.
 The board, composed of three prominent engineers, reported net restoration would cost $4,- ,000, but said an explanation of the collapse couldn't be made until what remains of the bridge IS torn down and studied.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Tacoma Youth,
 Held By Nazis Gets Good Care

TACOMA, March (Pl-Ian Ja- cobsen, 2l-year-old former Uni verSity of Washington student from Morton, arrested by Nazi military police early in January at Oslo, Norway, is still in GUS tody of the German authorities there. but rec lying good care and treatment" according to in- formation received here by Jac- obsen's uncle, City Commissioner A. R. Bergerson.
 Tn information came in a tele gram from Rep. John M. Coffee. Coffee said the State Depart ment informed him the American consul in Oslo reported Jacob sen is rec wing good care and treatment, but that no informa- ton as to his trial date has been received. Nature of the charges against Jacobsen has nevsr been learned by American authorities. He is the s2n of MT. and Mrs. Ivar Jacobsen of Morton. He went to Europe in 1939, and had bsen working for the Stats De- partment in Oslo. He was arrest ed when preparing to transfer to the American Legation at Moscow, Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Blood Tests Are To Be Given Fishermen

SAN FRANCISCO, March - Blood tests will be given to sev- eral thousand members of CICl Unions leaving San Francisco in the spring for salmon fishing and canning operations in Alaska. ac- cording to Secretary Mervyn Rathbon-, of the Union Council
 Rathbone said the Council has asked that Wasserman tests be made not only a public health measure but also in the interests of the men as vi.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
PAUL SATKO'S OWN STORY IN ALASKA SPORTSMAN

A new three-room house will be ready for occupancy by Cap tain Paul Satl<o and his family this spring, and another probl-m will then confront the Modern Noah = what to do with the Ark?
 In the new issue of The Alas ka Sportsman magazine, the Ap- Til number, Satko has written the story of his adventurss and prob lems since arriving safely in AL aska last June from his four thousand mile boat trip" by land and sea from Virginia, and of his present outlook for the fu- ture.
 Chiefly the attentions of the Virginia wilder and his family have been confined to becoming settled. This problem they solved by selecting a homestead in the Eagle River Valley a few miles north of Juneau, clearing land, and beginning construction of permanent home. The building vii be log structure, 20 feet by 30 feet in size.
 The family will move ashore as soon as the house is finished, Sat ko says, and their long stay aboard their homemade boat will be ended - permanently. But what to do with the Ark, Satko does not know. Next on his program, he says, is to cul- tiVate his and and raise produce for himself and his family and for housewives in Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
 For
 Fascist Agent

MEXICO CITY, March - A Mexican Senate committee began hunting up evidence of a suppos- edly fascist propaganda organiza- tion working in Mexico.
 Spokesmen said the group was headed by a Spanish refugee known as Julian Gorki. It was charged that Gorki had been fin anced by Rome to spread fascist doctrine throughout Latin Am erica from a Mexican headquar- ters.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
JULIAN ELTINGE IS DEAD IN MANHATTAN

NEW YORK, March - Julian Eltinge, 57, actor who won inter national note as a female imper- senator, died in his Manhattan apartment after a brief illness as the result of a kidney ailment.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks For your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports, Mining Deeds Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

nevich. who Will be making his
fifth start in the unlimited class
that's out.
WANTS CONN FIGHT
I'm content III Mann can
beat every one in the heavy
weight class but Louis. What I'd
lilxe=to see II ne comes through
this one is a fight between Mann
and Conn here in Detroit. Conn
can't stay idle until June when
ne fights Louis. and who would
be a more logical opponent ?"
Gould states his case convinc-
ingly.
And don't let them give you
the business about Louis slip
ping. He's the greatest of them
all. The heavyweights are no
worse as a class than they were
before Louis became the champ.
He's just that much better"
Mann displayed his body punch
ing ability 10 advantage yesterday
as he spared at the Motor City
Gym with Lee Oma. who made
a local favorite here in q
recent bout at the Naval Armory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Is Beaten
By La Ditzi

The Bfimp. 640-pound grappler,
lost to 200-pound Rudy LaDtzi in
the Arena Gardens last night.
After Blimp had bumped him
in The corner of the ring Rudy
bounced right back with kick
that sent his huge opponent 10
the floor and Rudy pounced on
him for the fall in 6:28.
Referee Let Philbin called the
Ricardo Cortez-Frankie Talaber
bout a draw after he had been
attacked by the Spaniard who SUI
fered a conclusion following pile
driver during the third round of
the battle. CorteZ took the first
fall in I5:2f and Talaber the sec
ond in Sal.
Lord Patrick Finnegan, wreStled
a Commute draw with Mike Lon
don in the seminal. Jack Steele
beat Nick Glitch in 22:l5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Stee|men' S Club
Given Charter
In Rifle Body

Boosting a charter membership
of SIS men employed by the Great
Lakes Steel Company. the Great
Lakes Steel Gun Club has been
granted charter by the National
Rifle Association and has become
one of the more than $500 such
clubs now affiliated with the gov
erning body of the nations target
shooters, it was announced today
at N. r. A. headquarters in WASH
jngton. x .~sI
Founded las { September. the
newly-affiliated club has a stand
ard 50-foot indoor range at its
disposal and will shoot in league
competition in this area. Outdoor
firing facilities are being envi-
stoned in the near future by its
members, several of whom already
have had experience in N. r. A.
registered tournaments and Nat
ional matches.
The officers are: President, J. r.
Bowman. Lincoln Park; vice presi-
dent, John Zukosky. Ecorse; ex-
ecutive officer, Ernest p. Brous-
seau. Lincoln Park; secretary,
Claude NJ Logan, Dearborn:
treasurer, Edward Bresinski, River
Rouge.
The club has 10 teams entered
in the Detroit Times Rife Tourna-
ment. Now engaged in match
number five. this group of rife
men is one of the most active in
the state. The winning team will
compete in the finals for the Will
liam Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship trophies the latter
part of April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Sure, and II Was Braddock

Gould turned affectonae toward the big lrshman
who beaming silently in the
THE gymnasium kid licked my fighter good had to cut
the last rounds short and had to cut the price from
81 $50 make deal Then walked and asked
the kid his There he Is there II Jimmy Brad
dock.
81 asked him who his He said his brother.
who a plumber Well In time the deal made and
his manager We've been together since.
nothing will come between now"
Gould kept talking and Barddock occasionally puncuated
the conversation with scene from the fistic past
Guess the greatest night of ALL" said Gould was the
night Jim knocked out Tuffy Griffhs In New Y0d.
fluffy had the big town with the biggest buidup
any fighter received He had 55 fights in
Nobody wanted him, and can't forget the day in Stmans
gym when fluffy knocked out four sparring partners"
YEAH, added Braddock, land remember how sprained
my ankle the road the Thursday before the fight"
Sure" returned Could land the mob saying to
that should shove in front of Mack truck instead
putting you in front of Griffiths"
I'm glad 1t early" Braddock said smlingly. ~
just know that ankle wouldn't have under the strain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

1t a night for reminscng night when proud
memories of the past were parade.
have all the other great fighter manager teams
in boxing. But somehow for refreshing evenng-we, I'll
take ticket the big ovable Cinderella Man. Jim Brad
dock and the shrewd explosive little Jewish recacker Joe
Gould.
Along with other newspapermen and hangers-on OF the
cauower profession in their hotel suite for hours last
night For sincerity and devotion 10 another Jim and joe
after all these years together. still lead the parade
Gould is still the He does most of the talking
occasionally turning to Braddok for nod of approval
added word of wisdom.
Gould al As but might be guessed much younger Brad
dock &c. and the and of rough hard going
somehow give you the impression he is little tired but
peace with the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Head Mann's Strategy Board

1t around the hour of 10 that Jim and Joe pulled in
from Chicago They head Nathan
strategy for the fight with Gus Lenevch Thursday night
Olympia. Under Could Braddock banner Mann has won
his last fights.
But when you get them inside their easy
TO that Joe and Jim would rather talk about the past
Whether Nathan Mann wins loses really isn't going
cut much cake with Joe and Jim. They the Joe
Louis bacon scng and been the night Brown
Bomber blasted the from atop Braddocks
miskey Park. Chicago.
There ugly on the left side of Braddocks
upper lip to remind him of that June night eapng
Max Schmeng and giving Louis the first the
he from Max Bae Braddock has been paid WELL
And has Gould They still cut of Louis earnings
How did we first meet" Gould saying in reply to
question.
"Ne, let's back In 1894 that had fighter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Only Two Games Have
Bearing on Title Race

Only two OF the II Catholic
High School Basketball League
games being played tonight will
have any effect on the divisional
championships when the regular
season ends.
st. Gertrude and St Josaphat,
tied for the East Side third divi-
sion leadership. both play tonight.
st. Gertrude meets st. Thomas.
In their last game St. Gertrude
won. 25-17. st. Josaphat plays ST.
Hedwig, whom they defeated,
1920. earlier in the season.
A playoff game will be held later
this week If il is necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
MUST DO BETTER

Mineralites. six games out OF
first place. will have TO 60 little
better than recently if u intends
TO duplicate its sweep OF the first
round over Risdon.
Breaks viii decide the Krakow
Chene- Trombly tussle in their
struggle for first division herths-
The feud between Capt. George
Bryant of Schmidt and Nal Gil
mour of Paris will flare anew
with the former having slight
nod for two. Pepsi Cola may sur
prise Twentieth Century with two,
while Vernor's will have the edge
over Coca Cola in the other
matches.
Norris continues to rule the
individual average race with
206.55, closely pursued by Johnny
Crimmins of Goebel with 204 81
and Charley Kotarski of Mineral
ties with 20159. Archie Jankowski
has broken into the select circle
with 20010.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
By HAROLD KAHL

Rounding the final turn ID
roaring into that gruelling stretch,
Stroh. Ekhardt & Becker, Detroit
Gasket and Norton are running
neck 10 neck in the greatest race
The Detroit Times All-Star Classic
Bowling League has ever Wit
messed since its inception.
One Of the-two in this quartet
Is certain 10 drop a stride behind
for Stroh. defending champion and
ranked first because il has the
highest average TO date, and De
troit GaSket are paired IN the
feature match at Andy Stefan 5
Rainbow Recreation tonight.
On paper Stroh should be
favored 10 win two games because
il boasts a 23-pin advantage in
team average on its rival, but the
Gasket boys will give all they
have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

IHty kept fenhlScIng taKlng OF OtheT DAYS Iheh
the inevitable subject of Louis. Braddocks
turn to talk
81 claim he is the greatest them ALL said
he just good he has to be- He might destroy like
Conn in round and let another like Abe Mccoy
rounds. He's is good he has to be"
yeah" injected Gould 81 rate him the second Schme
ling fight the greatest machine have He
walked and literally broke aforementioned body In
half You couldn't have hit Schmelng with club six times and
done the damage Louis did in that first minute That's the
fight he had to prove himself That's the fight he made his
tory"
Gould kept talking Jim Braddock who a short time before
had phoned to his New Jersey home learn how his young
son Howard g. farng after badly result
of fall listened and occasionally without thinking rubbed
that the lip.
On and on it interesting evening with box
ings greatest Damon and Pythias team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
4 Detroit Boxers
Are Winners

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Four anna
teur boxers from Detroit were
among the survivors at the end of
last nights second round of the
Tournament of Champions at
Chicago Stadium.
The four Detroiters drew byes
in the first round, and AL Ellis,
Chevrolet A. A. f1yweight. ad-
vanced through a default in the
second round.
Besides Ellis the Detroit sur
vivors are Richard Tamplin. lis
pounds, Holy Redeemer; Arthur
Price Jr. 126 pounds. Brewster
Recreation, and Emmett Grier
lightweight, also from Brewster.
Results of last nights bouts IN.
Volving Michigan fighters.
FIRST ROtND
1l2-pound class Bob Rawls, Flint, enC
Al Ellis, Detroit, drew hyes
1ls-pound class Richard Tamplin. De
troit. bye. Diego Hidalgb. Burlington
Iowa, defeated John Wilson, Bay City
decision
1928 pound ciass-Arthur Price Ir.. De.
,rou. bye- Fred CuthreIl Pontiac. de
feated Denis Kequom. Green Bay, Wis
decision.
i3s,pound class Emmett Grer. Detroit,
hNe Tommy Campbell. Moline Ill,
knocked out Louis Pezet, Sault ste Mare.
first round.
SECOND ROUND
112-pound class Ellis defeated Ell iah
Pendleton. Gary Ind. default Rawls de-
feated George Lyday, Terre Haute. Ind.
decision
11s-pound class-Tamplin defeated Dat
las Trick. Kokomo Ind. decision
i26-pound class-Price defeated Cleo
stowe, Springfield III, decision. Cutherell
defeated Bin Pryor. Peoria, m. decision.
E .ll2-pounud decision ~ RI er defeated
Gerald White. Kansas City. decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
PUPIL, MASTER MEET

There also is a master and pupil
touch, Bill North Of Gasket being
the former and Capt. Joe Norris
of Stroh the latter.
Eckhardt & Becker Is set 10
keep abreast of anything that may
happen. 1t is a definite choice TO
trip Rudy Walby's Ritefire, but
the latterehas been pepperlng the
head-pin at a steady clip and is
not going 10 lay down without a
fight. especially against leader.
Norton faces tough shedding
against Goebel. which has acquired
a new spirit in only the last as
hours. This one looks like two for
Goebel despite the gallant efforts
of Chef Slicey. who has been nip
ping 600s frequently of late, and
Jack DiGiovanni. Ii should be a
great match,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Buffalo Held TO Draw

w A S HIN G T o n, Feb. 25.-
QNS)-Gene Buffalo. Philadelphia
Negro welterweight, was held 10 a
draw by Washington veteran
Phil F'urr last night before a small
crowd that booed the decision. A
majority of the ringside writer's
gave Buffalo eight of the 10
rounds. but the referee and judges
called ii even.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Three Games Listed
Tonight in Puck Loop

Nash-Mack will oppose Indians
in the feature of a three-game
Detroit Night Hockey League pro-
gram on the Mack Park ring to-
night at 9 o'clock. Mt Clemens
and Seibert-Wells. Class AA
rivals. meet at 7:30. while an hour
earlier Cardinals oppose Spitfires
in an A tilt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Nix on Joe Louis
So Says Matte Mann's Pilot, Who Fauors Instead
Battle Here With Billy Conn
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Gus Lesnevich. the New Jersey
light heavyweight, has been prom
ised by Mike Jacobs he'll be con-
sidered as a possible opponent for
Joe Louis if he knocks out Nathan
Man Thursday night in their bout
at Olympia.
But Mann. a full-fledged heavy
weight who already has won from
Bob Pastor, Arturo Godoy and
Gunner Barlund. has no such aSpi-
rations for the heavyweight title.
AT least. so says his manager, Joe
Gould, who should know.
Gould and Jim Braddock, the
same whom he guided TO the crown
now worn by Louis. arrived in
town last night to lend their eff
forts TO publicize Thursday nights
show. And Gould, thought TO be
very much the popoff guy, showed
considerable conservatism in his
pre-fight statements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Stroh, Gdsket
Clash Heads
Classic
STANDINGS
ToNIGHT'S NATCHTs

TNNTNHT NNfNHFN
.Sa-sTwrntieth Century w. fspsi-a ola :
sStrah w. Detroit 6Askef. sAinefahes Vs.
Radon sChsne- Tromhly w. Krakow.
a-aS-sFkhardt a Becker w., Nsihy
RIteftre: ~ eruor,s Va. Coea-toisi 'S"ehfi
"a Nartaa: Paris ~ Sehmidt.
Matches st Rainbow Recreation l"zAo
Grafict nNenue. A..
sDenetr. winner % two games first
,.,,a with exception Of Twentieth Century.
Ntperntites and q. r., which wen three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
THE NATURAL. THING

OF course he predicted that
Mann would win this start That's
the natural thing for any manager
to do. and Gould made it sound
convincing.
''Lesnevich has bit off a little
more than he can chew In this
one. Mann, after all, has been
beaten only by the best, and he's
won all seven fights he's had
since I've been managing him."
he says.
"And he's the only heavy
weight who's good body
puncher. You don't see many of
them now" says Braddock.
But as far as matching Mann
with Louis if he should beat Les
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Baron Puckmen Win

The Barons defeated L. A. W,
4-3, in an Inter-City League
hockey game last night at the
Olympia Bartlett scored the win
ming goal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

BOWLING SCHOOL w ,.,,,n.,a, spt ~ ave,
strathmeer Recreation. Sehooteraf q, Grand River
open alley, 10 a. m. 10 o m. ~ .. m. 10 a N.
CHehE- TR0MBlY $50 ;: . Gsr tu,1, y. s,s,.
Mar. I for our $50 Handicap Tournament. First
place team events $500. Doubles 500. Singles $50
cnpncp pcr $500 CONNER AVE. Ar 1851
VVHHLh hlo' ~ Aiieys. 0psn Bo~line
Unth p. n. and After ~ p. ~ Cocktail Bar
and Restaurant Operated BY TOmny Poliscs.
nETpfIT pEn Lafayette at Shelby. ca. $3.50
pIiHoit HLv' 0pen Bowling. - Alleys 10
p. n. and after 1870 p NJ Alleys available
Saturday and Sunday. Chef sIiesy. Instructor
IMPERIAL RE- GENERAL MOTORS sloG.
imI LhiNI HLu CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ Modern Alleys
Open every Day TIL MIDNIGHT. Ma. siss
]. J. MlLIETTS ss'' I.u"Su'' III Is. a s,s,ss
A. N. to S p. N. and After 10 10. All Day sstur.
day. FluorescsHt lishtiHs Daylight at All Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

Wins ON
Recheck

w. F.. GunnerSon, athletic d.
rector al Western High, discovered
an error by an official of the
Cooley Western Metropolitan
Basketball League game last Fri
day which gave the Cardinals a
41-39 victory over the Cowboy
team.
The game was recorded a 41-41
tie when with seconds left TO play
LOT Curnow dropped in the field
goal that knotted the count. 1t was
later found that Curnow's basket
had come after regulation time
had expired
When the officials finally
Strengthened out the problem.
CurnowS goal was Cancelled and
Cooley was awarded the two-point
win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Gould and Braddock Team in Action
By Bob Murphy

long, ganging kid shadow boxing the wall Of
Jeanettes gymnasium asked him II he wanted to make
five bucks by boxing Galfund He agreed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Rates Louis Greatest Ever

They kept remnscng and talking of other days. Then
the inevitable subject of Joe Louis 1t Braddocks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

us Lesnevch the New Jersey nevch who will be making his
heavyweight has been
Jacobs he'll be that out