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The Nome nugget., 1942-05-11
Orders Issued On Radio Instruments

The Defense Communications Board by its General Order No. 1, has determined that the na- tional security and defense and the successful conduct of the war demand that the Government have knowledge of all persons who possess apparatus equipped for the tranmission of radio ire quency energy.
 This Order, according to Her bert A Arlowe, Inspector in Charge, District No. 23, requires that every person who has in his possession any apparatus which is capable of generating radio frequency, register same with the Federal Communications Con- mission. Radio transmitters all ready licensed are exempted un- less the license has expired.
 The term radio frequency en- ergy' means electromagnetic en- ergy at any frequency between the limits of 10 kilocycles-1O,00O megacycles.
 Such apparatus includes any equipment which utilizes a radio freqency oscillator, or any other type of radio frequency general or, to transmit, or which trans mits, inadvertently or otherwise, radiofrequency energy whether through space, or guided by wire lineS-for purposes of communi- cation or control for therapeutic treatments, industrial operations. or any other pupose whatsoever.
 All applications for certifca- ton of registration filed pursu- ant to this Order shall be filed at such place and shall be in such form and shall set forth such facts as the Commission may deem necessary or appro- priate to the exercise of it's du- ties under this Order.
 Upon receipt of an application for registration if the Commits sion finds that sufficient and re- liable information has been fur nished, it shall issue a certificate of registration in such form as it may prescribe.
 The certificate of registration shall be displayed in such a man ner as the Commission may pre- scribe, and the apparatus and the certificate shall be subject to inspection by the Commission at all times.
 If any person willfully violates any provision of this Order or any regulation issued hereunder. or by and act or omission falsifies records required to be furnished pursuant to the terms of this Order or to any regulation issued herender, the Board or hte Com mission shall take such action as is deemed appropriate, includ- ing a recommendation for pros- ecution under Section 35 (A) of the Criminal Code, (l8 U. S. C.. See. 80).
 Copies of the Order may be obtained from Federal Cmmuni- cations Commission and will be made available at the Alaska Communications System offices
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-11
Ferguson Plane In Serious Accident

It is reported that one of the Fergson Airways planes pilot ed by Leo Malloy, enroute from Kotzebue to Candle, had a fore landing, after which it is understood the plane caught on fire and burned, causing the death of pilot Leo Malloy.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-11

FOR SALE Storage chest, small mangle, floor lamps, dishes & miscellaneous house holds equipment. Phone - Black no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
spirit of Irish No Higher Than u NJ s
'N' Bust
On New
Basis

On a new wartime basis, the
u. of M. Club will hold the annual
football Bust" in the grand ball
room of the Statler Hotel on
Wednesday. December 2. AS in the
past. the celebration will be open
to all Corners.
IAN of the old familiar fee
lures that have made Michigan
football Busts as great as Mich
igan football teams, will still be
on the program" said Noble
Travis, general chairman Of the
club committee, "but they're go
ing to be streamlined down %
a mechanical cOmman dO basis.
Everything will be In keeping
with the spirit Of victory"
Tickets are $3.50, the same
price as in previous years and are
on sale by VIM. B. Crawford,
chairman of the ticket committee
and at the Statler Hotel cigar
stand, the DAG. JOS. L. Hickey
Co, 1890 Washington boulevard,
and Watkins Cigar Store in the
Fisher Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Mazur's Good. but Watch Kuzma & Co.

Frank Leahy rates Hank Mazur of Army
field In the country But Frank hasn't backs
yet warned Mchigander Incidentally friends still
worried about the Notre Dame coachs health Herb
happy that the Olympia Skating Club classes will
after had once been announced these popular gatherings
would be abandoned for the duration They will be held
Wednesday and Sunday afternoons Jimmy Edgar the 150-
pound of Joe Louis headed for the army month
Ernie Shave. at Meadowbrook Club, Worthwhile is
OF the vice presidents recently named to the National p c.
executive committee.
Mchigan-Nor Dame selout-55,96S persons-wil smash
all attendance records at South Bend Besides the paid
clients there will be about 12O0 boys from universys
officers training school in the stadium. DJ
Sonia Henie and Art Writ will open their 1943 in
Indianapolis Thanksgiving Day Michgans biggest gate
Ann Arhor was toaed 1929 when s5042 fans paid
bucks to the Wolverines whip Harvard DETROIT
TINES MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACKS WILL. MEET
NEXT TUESDAY AT THE STATLER The conclave was
changed in order be Michigan Dame
movies on time Army and Nofe Dame paid of
$4,000 for of the Yankee Stadium in New Gus
Doras and Knute Rockne roomed together Son
Dame. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Special Permits
To 800 Hunters
BY DON GILLIES

Special permits TO hunt antler-
less deer in Allegan County, De.
cember lilo were mailed today to
800 lucky hunters, who will have
two opportunities to get a deer
this season.
Their first chance TO get an ant
Tered buck starts next Sunday
morning when the 15-day regular
season opens. If unsuccessful dur
ing this season the special permit
to hunt female dear in Allegan
County may then be used.
Ted Bowler of Clare, president
of the Michigan United Conserva-
ton Clubs. drew the "unlucky"
numbers from A fisherman's creel
in the lottery at Lansing. The first
22S drawn were eliminated. and
the remaining 800, including AZ
farmers residing in the 30,000-acre
area being hunted qualified for
permits. Last year 500 were
chosen from among LIS appli-
cants.
OF these 500. 384 actually
and the season reduced
the herd in the crop damage area
by "a animals. Farmers report
that crop damage was less this
spring than in previous years, but
in recent weeks it has increased
again.
For some hunters with thin
tires, Allegan may provide the
only deer hunting they could
roach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Old Irish Had Fun
Former Notre Dame Gridder Recalls Antics Of
Mates, Cannon, Twomey, on Train Tour
BY LEO MACDONELL

among the players for Twomey,
who wasn't there, of course.
Then Twomey would yell we
want Cannon And the dis
tracted Lieb would look around
and, of course, couldn't find
Cannon.
after this had been pulled
two or three times, Lieb finally
smelled rat, but still didn't
tumble to who pulled the gag.
Finally. exploding, Lieb delivered
an ultimatum: IF find out
who those blankety-blank guys
are I'll throw them off the
team, so help me, will
BEST OF GAGS
"Cannon's gag Of all gags was
pulled I'm an exhibition game
out I'm California. The Irish had
scored several touchdowns and
Cannon got tired Of playing. so
he faxed an injury. The stretcher
was brought out and Cannon
was carried off the field, the
crowd giving him n great hand.
Later he appeared on the
sidclines on crutches.. And, of
course, got another great cheer
from the 10000 sympathetic
fans. Then the game ended and
Cannon, either forgetting or
tired Of his role, threw away the
crutches and ran across the
field, much TO the astonishment
Of the fans"
Cannon. for some years an ath
letic director in the schools a
Columbus. Ohio. recently enliste,
in the armed forces, according I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Leafs Uncover
Rookie Star
BY International New, service

Nineteen-year-old rookie Jack
Mclean was hailed as a new star
today following his professional
debut with the Toronto Maple
Leafs by scoring one goal and
assisting with two others, to beat
the Boston Bruins B to l.
Singparly. as last nights games
marked the beginning of a career
for one player, it signified the end
for the durstion at least of
another. Red Couple zoomed
over his last professional ice as
he scored the winning goal for the
Canadiens. defeating the Chicago
Blackhawks. TO 2.
The games left both teams tied
for first place in the National
Hockey League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Plum Hollow Officers

Dave Griffith. Earl Hope and
Robert McCabe are new board
members today following Plum
Hollow Golf and Country Clubs
annual meeting. Give Helferich
and Harold Dittrich were re-
elected. DR.. Lester II. Bouqin was
renamed president; Dave Griffith
vice president; Clarence Mosack.
secretary; S. L. Ferguson, treas
|urer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

Chene- Trombly and Bluejackets,
both indicated. clash in the fea-
ture game of the semipro Night
Football League at Mack Park
Sunday. First game begins at l
p. m. Birdhurst trounced Varsity,
21-0, last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Gum, Gum, Who Has
Gum; Scotty Monteith
Goes o-Huntin' Gum


What ratoning this and that in these trying times
plight of the rich sometimes tragic than that of
poor BY Take the sad case OF James
Norris ST. shekes well of Olympia
the Red Wngs-a who not long in posi-
plaster the creaks in his house with chewing
need be-
Mr.. Norris is chewing gum fend.
While chewing gum addict may not fit into the category
maruana puer he who the life out of chce
is be pied-when that supply fails They say the gum
much like any fend with his favore provisions
of ttey and desperate like We have Mr. Norris
appreciate the feeling having been
lover Of corice. Lcorce isn't Of but get
the similarity in the passions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

at Ann Arbor the Harvards reported that Paul White
the speediest back they had met this They
planned bitterly of Cliff Wise Wise" complained "a
waiter at Michigan Union which headquarters
last word in courtesy and poeness But few hours later
he anything but genterppng off the longest of the
day, 45yard thriller which set the stage for Wolverine
tolIchd own"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

Arthur McManmon, Boston adj
vertising man, who was first string
tackle on the championship Notre
Dame teams which included such
stars as Joe Savoldi, Frank Carl
dio, Marty Brill, Marchie Schwartz,
Ted Twomey, Jack Cannon and
Bert Metzger, in Detroit en- route
TO Saturdays game in South Bend,
laughed heartily when, for the en-
tertainment of friends here. he
recalled the exploits of Cannon
and Twomey.
ION one tour. Tom Lieb, re-
placing Knute Rockne, was i'm
charge OF the team" McManmon
said. AT small towns we would
stop at the station for time
and Notre Dame fans I'm the
town would come TO the depot
TO see us. On this particular
excursion Lieb would talk to
the crowds and introduce the
players.
GET OFF FIRST
"But Just before we got 10
n station, Cannon and Twomey
would go TO the front of the
train and be the first to get
off. Then they would mingle
with the home town crowd, stay
ing In the background, Of course.
When Lieb would start to talk,
Cannon, In disguised voice,
would yell who are you?'
clustered, Lieb would try To ex-
plain. Then Twomey would
yell we don't want you, we
want Twomey.'
'-Lieb would look around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
A Friend in Need, Is Scotty

To woeful tale it in that pitiful predca-
that Mr. Norris found himself at Olympia the night of
the seasons opening hockey between the Red Wings and
the Bruins the other night when the big grain and hockey
bumped into William Scotty) Moneh. Mr.. Monteith,
always the willing heper-a sort of travellers aid without
a depot-proved God-send to Mr. Norris
Did Mr. Monteith have any gum?
Mr.. Monteith had gum but would find gum if he had
to break into speakeasy in town. Mr. Monteith is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

determined Besides, he has great admiration for Mr.
Norris has who has worked at Olympia
Mr. Moneh time the boxing matchmaker there
will remember perhaps The best Olympia had by the
way Nick except present company. Mr.
Lendes the matchmaker. is the present company
But TO return to little tragedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

kickers. In Bertelli and Jim
Brieske. the two teams are about
even with converters after touch
downs. Jim has racked up 10 out
of II and Angelo has cashed in u
out of Is.
When asked what he thought of
the big game Leahy reflected a
and then offered this:
cit is earmarked the Outstand-
ing game In the country" Then
as an afterthought he added,
"this week" Leahy rates Mich
igan a better team than Georgia
Tech, a club that trimmed the
Irish.
r-nT-An TrAxr-C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

For the Meech-i-gan spirit. CT -
ated by the Grand Old Man. Field
ing II. Yost, and maintained by
every Wolverine team that put
foot on the gridiron. was never
more manifest than on the eve OF
departure for what may well be-
regarded as the game Of the Gems
fury.
They're ready. was Crisler's
only comment at the conclusion
of yesterdays final practice.
II was the only comment neces-
sary.
Grim in the. knowledge that,
although Western Conference title
still beckons, defeat tomorrow
would mean a disastrous season.
the players, who have been hailed
as comparable with the greatest
in Michigan history. had little TO
say as they put away their uni-
forms.
It's the game of the year for
Michigan. as well as for Notre
Dame. It's the first meeting Of
the nations Gridiron .Goliaths
since they attained their stature
and Big Ten title would be hol-
low, indeed. for Michigan team
that. lost 10 Notre Dame.
The Wolverines were to leave
here at ! SO p. m. today, arriving
at Niles. Mich, just IL miles from
the Notre Dame Stadium, about
4:30 p. m.
Crisler named a 34-n1an squad
TO take the trip, leaving behind
Warren Yaap. Ill with pneumonia,
and Pete Gritis. incapacitated by
an injury Don Boor, fullback and
a junior letterman. will make the
trip, but injuries will keep him
from getting into the game.
Th6se named to make the trip
include:
Ends-Phii Sharpe. Elmer Madar Rudy
smejs, Chuck Kennedy, Bob shemky and
raeEies--AI wir.rt. Brn pri,ui.. yAl.
Derieth ana Jack Karwalss. Z"
Gusrds--Bob Kolessr. Julius Franks.
Walt Freebooter, Ralph Amstutr and Angelo
centsrs--Msrvin PreguIman, Jim Brissss
and Phil Mooney.
ouarterbacks - George Ceithaml. Bon
Vernier and George kiesel.
HaIfbaeks Kurms, Don Robinson.
Bob chsppuis. Cliff Wise. Paul White ard
Ft,iibaek.-Bob wisss. Don Lund. BOD
stenbefg and Don Boor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Irish May Lose
Bd(kfie|d Star
For i. N. Game
Pete Ashbaueh, Best
Back on Pass Defense,
Is Doubtful Starter
BY EDGAR HAYES

NOTRE DAME, Nov. 13-Mich-
igan has stronger backfield re-
placements.
Notre Dame has better line re-
serves.
With the game of the year just
"a hours away, that is how the
two teams stack up for tomor-
rows contest at the Notre Dame
Stadium.
Notre Dame confesses woeful
weakness in backfield material.
even TO the extent of getting four
good men to start. Pete Ashbaugh
is listed as a doubtful starter. He
was released from the infirmary
at noon yesterday and took a
short workout.
He suffered a charley horse in
the Army game last Saturday. If
he doesn't start, his place will 60
to Bill Farley, right halfback from
Parkersburg, w. Va. Bill was
understudy TO Steve Juzwik last
year and expected to be the reg
ular right half when the season
opened. Bill failed to measure up
to the expectations in the Wiscon-
sin game and was dropped back
of Ashbaugh, who was moved over
from quarterback.
SEVERE BLOW
The loss of Ashbaugh would be
a severe blow as he is rated the
best Irish back. on pass defense,
despite his lack of height.
Michigan has a wealth of back
field material with competent re-
placements for every position.
The line is another story. The
first Wolverine line ranks with
the best in the country, but in all
important games it has been
forced to stay in there until re-
lieved by the closing gun.
Notre Dame has a pretty fair
second line, although it is quite a
drop from the starters. Leahy
calls the first seven men up front
one of the finest groups he has
ever seen and he had such outfits
as the blocks of granite while at
Fordham. Bob Dove, Lou Rymkus,
Bob Mcbride, Wally Ziemba,
Harry Wright. Bob Neff and Capt.
George Murphy are all top-notch1
linemen. Ziemba is nursing a bad
knee and may see only limited
action.
SIGNAL DRILL
Today Coach Frank Leahy will
send the club through a short sig
nal drill. After yesterdays long
drill that lasted until darkness fell
over the field, Leahy said the
team was ready.
The varsity showed improve
ment in their defense against
plays in the dummy
Bill Pritula, a converted center
now playing tackle for Michigan.
will be one of the most consistent
objects of Irish attacks. One of
the favorite ground gaining plays
from their "T' formation goes
right over Pritula with Corwin
Clatt carrying the ball. Much of
the running power of the Notre
Dame offense is headed that way,
according to Ed McKeever, and if
Pritula has an exceptionally big
day he will do much to bottle upl
the running game Of the Irish. I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Yes, We Have No Gum

ME- Moneh off for gum quicker than you could say
Wngeyor Juicy Fruit Stubby legs a-churnng and silver
flying Mr. Monteh dashed Of the Olympia rink and
the drug the of the building Very
sorry, gum.
Mr. Monteith undaunted scampered the to
the apothecary shop the other No gumust
Maybe they would have up the street" Our hero
of rup the street." subby dogs s a.churnng and silver
still a-fying But, Mr. Moneh a determined
look The time clock owed Mr. Monteh time the Paul
Revees arrival Cunninghams Grand River Grand
boulevard.
But no gum a sweet young thing Just then sharp
eyed Mr.. Monteth spied assistant manager the
whom he knew In the old days could sometimes
with of the when the bartender didn't
Mr.. Monteith scored again.
EUREKA GUM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Trail Leads to Honey Walker

Mr. Monteith broke all records back Olympia His time
would make Jesse Owens pale with jealousy The day
savedwe night So Mr. Norris Tired, but happy
Mr. Monteth recaned his triumph to Mr. Frank (ioney)
Walker, the trainer of the Red Wings.
Mr. Walker pulled couple of packages Of gum from
his pocket-choose lawful and said. nonchanantly:
why didn't you say something, Scotty gotta a lot
of gum. Keep II for the players"
Mr.. Monteth gassyeyed and swooned
Back in Cambridge after their the Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Boost ClawSOn Boy
Only Player Like Ber+elIi Gould Keep John Creevy
OFF First Irish Team Says His Coach

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Nov. 49,
"Only a player with the ability of
Angelo Bertelli could keep John
Creevy off the first team here at
Notre Dame"
Ed McKeever, the sensational
young backfield coach of Notre
Dame, is high on the Clawson,
Mich, youngster. who is called al
ternate quarterback rather than
second string.
"John Is an excellent football
player. What fullback he would
make for us. But he wants to
play baseball and we know there
is danger of Injury II he were
given more chances to carry the
ball. Bertelli Is one of the best
ball handlers and quarterbacks
Notre Dame ever had and that
Is the only reason Creevy isn't
starting against Michigan"
Creevy was the outstanding boy
in the state of Michigan two years
ago and all the schools hoped he
would show up on their campus in
September. But he followed the
wishes of his father and came to
Notre Dame.
At first he was determined to
forego a football career to protect
his baseball future and when
Leahy changed to the IT, forma-
ton which gave the quarterback
plenty of protection and little
chance for injury, he reported for
football. He is an excellent student
and a member of the army re-
serve.
The All-American hopes OF more
than a half dozen players will be
at stake in tomorrow's game be-
tween Michigan and Notre Dame.
Leading sport writer's from all
parts of the country will be here
to evaluate the play of julius
Franks. Whitley Wistert. George
Ceithaml and Tom Kuzma of
Michigan and such Irish head
liners as Bob Dove, last years
selection at end, An
gelo Bertelli. Harry Wright and
Lou Rymkus. And all should be
at their best for this contest.
The T formation, while usually
a most successful one. can cause
complications. And that often leads
TO the break that decides a close
game. The centers just hand the
ball back to the quarterback in the
I. When called upon to pass to the
kicker they must send the ball
back accurately 10 or II yards.
Against fast charging line of
the type Michigan has, a bad pass
might result. A long one could
easily lead to blocked punt. one
of the most demoralizing plays in
the game.
Michigan will arrive late today
and be quartered at the Elkhart
Hotel in Elkhart. 1t is expected
they will work out in the stadium
some time during the early eve
ming. NM y
Notre Dame is expected to let
Michigan wear itself out in the
first half when the line reserves
Of the Irish may give them the
edge. For that reason you may see
more than the usual amount Of
punting early in the game by
Notre Dame. In Bertelli and
Creevy they have two excellent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Spartans on '43-44
Penn State Schedule

STATE COLLEGE, Nov. 13
(UP).-Michigan State will be one
of five new opponents on the Penn
State football schedule next year.
The schedule:
ie43-sept. 49, Ruckner al home: Oct.
2, Georgia away: Oct. ., Colgate, home
Oct. rs. Navy; Oct. 20, Maryland. away
Oct. 30. Michigan State. home: Nov. 8,
Syracuse. away; Nov. l3, Temple, home
Nov 20. Pittsburgh away
is44--Oct. Z, Georgia. home; Oct. IL.
Bueknell home; Oct. 81. Colgate, away;
Oct rs, Michigan State. away. Nov. 4.
Syracuse. home: Nov. IL. Temple, away
Nov. IS, Maryland, home; Nov. rs.
Pittsburgh. away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
.oIverinesHav
Tradition, Too,
For Big Game
U. M. TO Leave Today
for Niles; CrisIer
Names "a for Trip.
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 13.-The
first instruction given University
of Michigan football players in
their preparation for tomorrow's
game with Notre Dame at South
Bend. Ind, was this,
Done underestimate tho
Notre Dame spirit"
And II was given advisedly. for
under Knute Rockne the tradi-
tional luck of the Irish was made
by the spirit of the Irish. It's a
tradition that has been kept by
succeeding Notre Dame teams
Needless TO say. that spirit will
be at its highest tomorrow as the
Midwest's leading gridiron forces
renew relations for the, first time
in 80 years. Frank Leahy's charges
are primed for what is not only
the outstanding game on their
centennial schedule, but the most
important game in their entire 100
years of football.
At the same time, Leahy would
do well 10 emulate the action of
Coach Fritz Crisler and post on
the Notre Dame bulletin board
the message:
DONE underestimate the
Meech-I-9nn spirff."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
SPOR T S
-By LEO MACDONELL-

ObIieiog Scot Finds
Gum, for His Friend
Mister Norris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Hockey Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

Notre Dame is expected to let
Michigan wear itself out in the
first half when the line reserves
Of the Irish may give them the
edge. For that reason you may see
more than the usual amount Of
punting early in the game by
Notre Dame. In Bertelli and
Creevy they have two excellent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

EDGAR HAYES.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
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