GIRLS LIKE THE SEA
MORE THAN BOYS DO
(By The Associated Press)
SOUTHAMPTON, England,Nov.
(>P>—The young Englishman of
today does not seem to want to
go to sea, but there is no lack of
applications from girls.
“More girls than we can hope
to take on in !>0 years write every
week to shipping companies for
jobs on ships.” says Captain W.
V. J. Clankc. of the Shipping Fed
eration.
“Modern boys want to wear
collars and ties. Parents say
they find it difficult to discover
what their children want to do
-xcept that it shall be something
that will not make their hands
dirty.”
Snecial Power of Attorney form*
INTRODUCING SOMETHING
NEW
“ROMA’"
VEGETABLE
MACARONI
A HEALTH FOOD
On the last boat we received a brand new
Health Food—
A Macaroni Product—It is made by using
vegetable juices in the mixing of the flour in
stead of the water — such as celery, carrots,
spinach, etc.
The Roma Macaroni Factory claim that (
the product is the latest addition in the world ^
of pure health foods. It has met with instant
success. A11 ingredients used in the manufactur
ing of this product are guaranteed to be of the
highest quality obtainable. ,
We are offering the following varieties, all ,
packed in one pound cellophane packages:
Noodles, wide, 16 oz. package . 50c '
Noodles, med. 16 oz. package. 50«
Butterflies, large, 16 oz. package . 45c
Butterflies, small, 16 oz. package . 45c
iYlustaccioli, 16 oz. package.40c
:
Salad Macaroni 16 oz. package 40 c
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POLET’S !
STORES
WINDSOR WINS DAMAGES
off Rook afthor
LONDON. Nov. 27 (/P)—Settle
ment for a substantial sum of
damages and costs of the suit of
the Duke of Windsor,former King
Edward VIII of Great Britain,
had filed in court in London ag
ainst William Heinnemann, Ltd.,
publisher, and Geoffrey Dennis,
.author, of the book “Coronation
Commentary," was announced by
Sir Wiliam Jowiit, counsel for
the Duke.
The announcement was made in
court before Lord Chief Justice
Howitt. The attorney for the
Duke added the damages would
be contributed to a charity “in
Which the Duke has taken a deep
interest."
“Coronation Commentary" re
viewed unfavorably the Duke's
career as Prince of Wales and
King of Great Britain.
NEWS ITEMS
Pilot Sig of the W’ien Airlines
returned today from a mail flight
to Golovin, on which he flew Har
old James from that point to
Koyuk.
Pilot JetTord flew to Solomon
today and returned with Miss
Margaret Lee.
Two hundred pounds of Shee
fish arrived by plane and are now
on sale at Polets’ Stores.
Baseball players of three in
door baseball teams are getting
anxious to get back to the pract
ce floor again after the Thanks
giving games and will practice
Monday evening. A fourth team,
:he Federate, practices on Tues
day.
The players are beginnng to
show more interest as the date
for a benefit game draws closer.
It is believed the benefit games ’
will be played December 15th.
JACK LIVINGSTON DEAD.
Funeral services for the late
Jack Livingston, well known old
timer, were held last week at
Fairbanks from the Ross Chapel.
Burial was in the Fairbanks
cemetery. Mr. Livingston was 80
years old. His home was at Fox.
The Captain of a ship once wrote
in his log, "Mate was drunk to
day." When the mate tr came
normal, ho was terribly chagrin
ed and angry; he pleaded with
the Captain to strike out the re
cord; he declared that he had
never been drunk before, that he
would never dirink again. But
the Captain said, ‘Tn this log we
write the exact truth.”
The next week the mate kept
the log. and in it he wrote, “Cap
tain- was sober today.”
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More on Germany
(Continued From Page One)
;xplained that when Germans
•amc :o this country and took out
citizenship papers, they were no
longer German citizens but were
Americans. As such they could
not be committing their services
to Hitler. Von Neurath replied
that of course Secretary Hull was
exactly right.
For two days after the recent
Goering outburst, we waited for
the state department to give a
reply similar to the one given
Neurath; and when none came, it
seemed wise to learn why.
1'nnflRcial Spokesman
An experienced gentleman in
the state department who had
spent many years of his diploma
tic fife in and around Germany,
said this;
In the first place, Goering, un
like Von Neurath. is not the of
ficial spokesman for the Reich on
foreign affairs. He is Hitler's
Secretary Ickes. His business,
while more inclusive than Ickes',
: is largely interior. So there was
ro reason for Secretary Hull to
pay any attention to him.
Besides, said the experienced
gentleman, Goering’s words, and
perhaps those of Von Neurath as
well, were intended mainly for
Germans in those countries right
n:xt door to the Reich. Each was
a sort of fireside speech for the
benefit of Germans in Poland, Al
sace-Lorraine, Austria, Czecho-1
Slovakia, the city of Danzig, and
nearby points.
So. said our experienced diplo-'
mat, when the United States bus
tles in w'ith objections to these
siren words, German officials are
honestly surprised. Somewhat as
if mama had called to come to
supper and found the children
from the orphanage trooping in.
_
Weather 'today i
(U S. Weather Bureau)
Low pressure centered in the
Bering Sea off the southwestern
coast of Alaska is attended by
snow in the Bering Sea area and
rain along the coast of southeast
ern Alaska. About two inches of
snow was recorded at St. Paul
Island and 1.76 inch of precipita
tion at Cordova.
High pressure overlying the
Canadian great plains area con
nected by a ridge to another High
in the Pacific off the coast of Cal- j
i fo irnah asacesudK.!
ifornia has caused fair and cold
weather to continue from the
Ar otic regions southwest to the
states. The lowest temperature
recorded was —22 degrees at Ak- j
lavik.
The highest Nome temperature
yesterday was 23 and the lowest
last night 7 degrees above.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
-SAVE MONEY
purchase YOUR WINTER
SUPPLY OF COAL NOW
Winter Prices Become Effective Dec. 1st
Present Winter
Prices Prices
LADYSMITH LUMP NUT.$27.00 $30.00
UTAH LUMP NUT. 28.00 30.00
DELIVERY—$1.00 EXTRA
PAY NOW AND HAUL AS NEEDED
LOMEN COfl^RCIAL CO.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Hours: 9 A M. to 5 P. M.
and 7 to 8 P. M.
Located Opposite Federal Bldg.
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
Thos. R. Lyons Ira 0. Orton
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
FOR WELL-GROOMED
APPEARANCE
PATRONIZE
THE NOME
Barber Shop and
Bath House
Steam. Shower or Tub
John Solon—Bob Jackson
OLD TIMES THERE AM NOT FORGOTTEN,
out in Dixie’s land of cotton as elsewhere the machine age influence
s felt. Here is a 1937 model cotton picker at work .tear Clarksdale,
liss., where machines of rival companies are being tested. Next
year they .vill compete with field hands.
Federated Church
Rev. Vincent C. Widney, Pastor.
—
Church School, 11 o’clock.
Choir Practice, 12 o’clock. All
interested in joining the choir in
preparation for the Christmas
music, please be sure to come.
Time is short.
Evening Worship, 7:45. Sermon
topic: “War as an Instrument of
Religious Policy.”
Come and worship with us.
A strong cast under the direc
of Miss Linnie Mae Nelson is
busy rehearsing several times a
week on the next production of
the Drama Club, the three act
play, "The Tinker.” This play is
to be given at the church Monday
night, Dec. 13. Reserve this nite
and enjoy a pleasant and profit
able evening. Tickets wall be on
sale in the near future.
Native Methodist Church,
Service 5 P. M.
Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Mass at 9 A. M. Sunday
J. A. Concannon, S. J.
DREAM THEATR
IOO% TALKING PICTURES
t__ MANAGEMENT C.H.CODC f=r^r~t
L-^-V7ghthjLSt MoVhuHStetvH Ihmtht to Z/.STr-*—*
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 7:30 PM
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
“FOLLOWTHE FLEET”
With—Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
One of the best pictures ever shown here
And—OSWALD In “THE HILL BILLY”
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M.
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
“THE WEREWOLF OF
LONDON”
WITH
Warner Oland Henry Hull
Valerie Hobson
_______________ _
A Shivery, Shuddery Shocker That will make
your hair stand on end!
AND
Charley Chase in “SOMETHING SIMPLE”
ORCHESTRA MUSIC
AT THE NEVADA
Bvory WED. & SAT. Nights
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