THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD, Manager.
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Britain Indignant At Shooting Of Men
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Lengthening of Fatality List
By British official circles the
killing of the three Ulster Rifle
men is regarded as a serious len
gthening of the list of British
casualties in China attributed to
Japanese gunfire. Formal com
ment by the British government
on the killings is withheld pend
ing an official report concerning
them from Great Britain’s dip
lomatic representative in China.
A Lack of Confidence
Labor Party Leader Herbert
Morrison’s motion expressing a
lack of confidence in Premier Ne
ville Chamberlain's foreign pol
icy was not based particularly on
the war in China! but was of gen
oral nature and might be inter
preted as referring especially to
the war in Spain and to possible
developments with respect to It
aly and Germany.
Morrison charged that the Brit
ish government is “causing Great
Britain to drift into a first class
war with a first class power.”
Urged to Make Speeches
He declared Premier Chamber
lain “a man possessed of a crude
mercantile class outlook”. The La
bor Leader urged Chamberlain
to make speeches “in President
Roosevelt’s spirit calling the at
tention of the world to the great
crisis involving world peace and
asking world economic and social
cooperation to preserve peace.”
Morrison asserted Chamberlain
could hope ‘‘such speeches would
filter through to the peoples of
fascist states.”
German Girls
Working Hard
Build Character
BERLIN. Nov.—Twenty thous
and German girls, between the
ages of 7 and 25, daily lend will
ing hands to farmer's wives and
country mothers. It’s part of the
labor service.
According to Rcichleiter Con
stantine Hierl, leader of the com
pusory labor sendee—-compusory
for young men but not yet for
girl?—the labor service is to
build character, teach loyalty to
the national-socialist idea and to
the Fuehrer and to inculcate
team spirit.
One hundred thousand girls
have passed through this service.
There are 500 camps in the Reich,
each taking care of 40 girls.
For "Aryans" Only
The service lasts 26 weeks and
each girl must prove s-he is ‘‘Ar
yan” and must be passed by a
doctor before she can enroll. She
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working kit, parade uniform, two
pairs of stout shoes, bed linen,
hand towels and eight cents a
day pocket money.
The day begins at 5:25 with
the camp leader on duty banging
a gong and giving the girls a
gentle “good morning". Camp
leaders are enjoined to-, avoid all
appearance of militarism. Fifteen
minutes of exercises is supposed
to shake the sle, p out of the ey
es of the “Arbeitsmaid." Break
fast follows the ceremony of hoist
ing the flag—the usual swastika
with the addion of a stenciled
double ear of grain—and the giv
ing of the Nazi salute. She is on
the job by 7 a.m.
Some girls work in kindergar
tens for farm children or take
care of the farm wife’s babies.
No Men's Work
Others help in truck gardens,
bring in the hay, hoe, dig, plant,
chop wood, feed, hogs and chick
ens, drive home the cows, and
help in other farm work. On no
account, the instruction empha
sizes. is the land girl to do “men’s
work.”
At 9:30 there is a second break
fast. Around 2 in the afternoon
work is over for the day. After a
hearty meal one hour is devoted
to a good sleep. This is obliga
tory. Then until 5 p.m. the girls
may do as they please. From 5 to
6 p.m. state political instruction
is given. After, the evening meal
there are singing and games. The
beloved concertina is much in ev
idence. The day is ended with the
hauling down of the colors and
the solemn Nazi salue. Lights out
at 9 p.m.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
John Solon and Bob Jackson
have formed a working agree
ment and henceforth both barber
shops will be operated in the
Nome Barber Shop and Bath
house, situated on Front Street,
and formerly known as John’s
Barber Shop.
Signed: John and Bob
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court for the
Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In the matter of the Estate of
SOL L. LEWIS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Herbert Greenberg
has been appointed by the above
entitled court, administrator of
the Estate of Sol L. Lewis, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against the estate of said deceas
ed are hereby required to pre
sent the same, duly verified, to
the undersigned administrator of
said estate at Nome, Alaska with
in six months from the, date of
this notice.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this
1st day of November, 1937.
Herbert Greenberg
Administrator of the Estate of
Sol L. Lewis, deceased.
Publish: Nov. 1. 8, 15. 22. 1937.
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