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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22212, 15 March 1934, Page 3

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Before long the whole German nation, with the sole exception of in the cradle, may wear some kind of uniform. Herr Ley, leader of the "Labour Front," which comprises all working people, from university professors to cobblers, haa ordered all members, to wear" festive dress" of dark blue. It is said that the dress will be composed of: A doublebreasted coat, long trousers, a cap of military cut, white shirt and. collar, black tie and black shoes. This ." drees-of-honour," the order says, shall be worn by every German working man to label him as a "fully qualified member of the German People's Society;"

An 18-year-old. North Shields boy, James Nicholson, whose hopes of romantic adventure were dashed when the Mynonie R. Kirby was wrecked on the Scilly Isles on the first day out from Falmouth on a South Seas voyage, once more stood behind a draper's counter. But not l'or long. James received an offer of a job as cabin boy on one of the cargo steamers running between New Orleans and the West Indies, and was to leave the Tyne after Christmas.