Confer President
On Balancing Of
Next Year Budget
(By The Assoitatod Press)
Warm Springs, Ga, Nov. 25
—A reduction to five hund
red million dollars in the mar
gin by which government ex
penditures will exceed its in
come during the next year,
was predicted by Chairman
Buchanan of the House Appro
priations Committee.
When asked how the bud
get could be brought nearer
to a balance the Texan replied
“by a devil of a fight.’’
Buchanan was called by the
President Sunday to go over
budget estimates Monday,
with he and Budget Director
Bell.
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
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The Northern Air Trans
port plane scheduled for a
flight to Fairbanks yesterday
was unable to leave due to
adverse weather conditions.
It was held here today and is
due to leave tomorrow wp.
Pilot Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight
Sunday with a native pass
enger to Teller, and thence
on to Tin City and Shishmar
ef, returning with Graham
Lammers as a passenger from
Teller.
In the afternoon he flew to
Golovin with Jack Anderson
and wife as passengers. He
is scheduled for a flight to
Fairbanks and Cordova as
soon as weather permits.
Pilot Jones of the PAA left
Nulato today, after remain
ing there overnight from Fail'
banks. He was to fly to Gol
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ovin. but weather forced the
plane to return to Nulato. The
plane is carrying U. S. Mail,
and it was reported, two pass
engers.
Pilot Whaley of the Nome
Airways returned to Nome
from Deering, Candle, Kot
zebue, Kobuk river points,
and Baldwin, after completing
2000 miles of Hying during
which 70 landings were made.
Jerry Lomen, Mrs. Whaley
and Harry Nelson returned
with the plane. Alfred J. Lo
men and Miss Ruth Reat of
the Lomen Commercial Co.,
who started out with the air
plane returned Saturday with
the Mirow Air Service from
Deering. 45 below zero weath
er prevented the plane from
returning, as some features
of winter equipment were not
yet installed. These features
were taken to Deering and in
stallation made.
The plane is scheduled to
contact the PAA at Golovin
tomorrow and also carry a
load of freight of Solomon.
The mind reels and shud
ders at the thought of
new taxes being added to the
already too high tax burden.
The politicians should watch
carefully and touch lightly on
any increases.
LOCAL ITEMS
A regular meeting of the
Nume City Council is to take
place at the office of city at
torney Sullivan at 8 o’clock
tonight.
Various features of city
business are to come before
the council.
I am leaving for Fairbanks
by Mirow Air Service as soon
as weather permits and I de
sire to complete all outstand
ing business at once. Please
give this your immediate at
tention.
KATHRYN L. GALEN,
Traveling Representative
New York Life Insurance Co.
throughout the Territory of
Alaska.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
New Underwood Portable.
Call at Room 1, Lincoln hotel.
Between 7:30 and 9:30 P. M.
LOST—A pair of bi-focal
glasses white metal rims, also
a gray, soft felt hat, Re
turn to Nugget Office and re
ceive reward
A new Crane porcelain kit
chen Sink, right hand drain
and dash board, slightly used.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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COAL AND FUEL OIL
lomen COMMERCIAL CO.
—
A. C. Blake. Old
Timer Nome Dies
Hospital Today
A. G. Blake, pioneer civil!
engineer and mining surveyor!
of this section, died in the
Maynard Columbus hospital
this morning of pernicious
anemia, according to the
death certificate made out by
Dr. Rex. F. Swartz.
Mr. Blake was brought to
the hospital the latter part of
last week, in a very weak con
dition. No arrangements
have yet been made for his
funeral.
Mr. Blake is believed to be
one of the charter members
of Pioneers of Alaska Igloo
No. 1, Nome, having come
here in the early days of the
gold rush.
Mr. Blake has been asso
ciated with the development
of mining property in the
Nome and Seward Peninsula
sections for many, years, hav
ing surveyed many claims, be j
sides doing other work along:
his duties as a civil engineer,
lie was elected to the Alaska 1
Legislature in 1932 and serv
ed one session. His many
friends and acquaintances
in Nome and elsewhere will ,
be grieved to hear of his'
death.
A brother, H. L. Blake,
was one of the three original
discoverers of gold in the
Nome section, finding signs of
the precious metal on Anvil
creek, four miles from Nome
in July 1(393. It is believed
that II L Blake is also dead,
having passed away some
time ago, according to re-,
ports.
OLD PAPERS
Big bundle for a quarter at
The Nome Daily Nugget
Subscribe For The Nugpet
N O M E
H <»T E L
(Corner Main St. and Hunter Way)
Single and Double Steam
heated Rooms with Bath
Reasonable Rates By Day,
Week Or Month
Phone MAIN 108
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
SeilTert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
Dream Theatre
TUESDAY
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
MARLENE DIETRICH
IN .
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Thrill To The New Dietrich—The Woman
Of Flame And Desire
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AND
Throttle Pushers—Sport
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ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
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STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
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Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THANKSGIVING
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Nome has very good reasons to observe Thanks
giving Day. From ashes to a newly built prosper
ous city in one year. Let all of us take time and
offer Thanks. Let us conttcmplatc on what has
transpired during this past year. Let us continue
this good work and with the help of God, in an
other year we should witness greater progress.
Our Assortment of GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND
TO ADORN YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE is
Complete. Let us furnish you with what you need
for your Thanksgiving Dinner.
TURKEYS
We have a very fine lot. We will be glad to dress
your Turkey free of charge^ We will give 5% dis
count on all Turkey orders placed before Tues
day Noon, and on all orders take home to prepare.
We Are Offering
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
Come and find out for yourself. It will pay you
For your Trouble.
SPECIAL DRAWING
FROM THE CHRISTMAS GIFT BARREL
On Thanksgiving Eve Wed. Nov. 27th, 7:30
P. M. a special drawing will be made from the
Christmas Gift Barrel; 3 numbers will be drawn.
The first winner will be awarded a 12 pound tur
key; The second winner a fine roaster; The third
winner, one dozen decorated water glasses. The
winning tickets will be returnd into the barrel to
participate in the CHRISTMAS DRAWINGS.
POLET’S
—The Store That Is Pleased To Serve You—