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Standard Gas 21 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 23 cents per ^allqn;
Aviation Gas 24 cents per gallon
Distillate I9& cents per gallon
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LOCALNEWS
8. H. BALDWIN SAILS
FROM NOME ENROITE
TO THE STATES
The S. S. Baldwin of the Arctic
Transport Co., which arrived in
Nome about 12.36 a.m. this morn
ing, sailed about £ p.tn. for Gor
ovin and Egavik, euroute to the
State*. After leaving Kgavak the
vessel will proceed direct to Dutch
Harbor, where ft will load a large
quantity of herring.
The Baldwin jg carrying about
1800 carcasses of reindeer and
about 4000 reindeer hides. Some
of the reindeer which originally
»'as intended to be shipped at this
!ime, was necessarily delayed tfue
to the large quantity of fish
which the vessel has aboard! from
8t. Michael and the cargo whien
she fa expected to pick up at Dutch
Harbor.
* Mail aboard the S. S. Victoria
of the Alaska line consists of one
pouch of first class. 49 sacks and
26 outside pieces, a total of a&out
2186 pounds. With the mail
which the Vtctorlp will pick up at
Dutch Harbor from the Cutter
Chelan, the total will become about
8836 pounds of mail, when the
vessel arrives here,' about Thurs-'
day,
The M. S. North Star of the Of
fice of Indian Affairs, is due about'
tomorrow noon* from Hooper Bay.
It ia planned to have the vessel
discharge about 100 tons of cargo
immediately and then proceed di
rectly hack to Seattle.
- An eight and one-half pound
bat* boy was born about 4 p.m.
Sunday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs.
(Stahiey Martin, at their home.
jDadffV Stanley/.euffered an enlarg
ed chest expansion, but proudf.ullv
handed out the cigars. Congratu
lations are tp order.
Harbor activities are progress
ing today. The dredge of the C.
8. Engineers is once more down at
the mouth of Snake River, dredg
ing a chanel. Bering Sea is calm,
and according to their expectations
considerable headway should be
made during the next few days.
Sow thst it is an assured fact
that the Army bombing planer are
looming to Home, the Alaska Road
•Commiataon has its efficient fleet
of gravel trucks busily engaged In
the construction of a parking
ramp adjacent to the new field,
which Is in perfect condition for
landing and taking off. It is ex
Ill HI
pected to have'this ramp complet
i ed well ahead of the arrival of
the planes.
j The parking space will be about
j fifty feet wide and about two hun
dred and fifty feet in length. It
iia being built along the southeast
'corner of the new field, on the
;opposite side of the road. Jt te
'also expected that a parking space
jfor cars will be built, so that the
! Bessie Road will not be too con
gested whenever planes arrive,
and people go to the airport to
witness the landings.
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NAT PLANK ATTtVITIKH
Pilot Vic Ross of the Northern
Air Transport arrived Nome Sat
urday evening from Fairbanks In
the Bellanca plane, with f»eo. An
derson of Juneau as a passenger.
Local Alaska mail and express
were also carried.
Pilot Hans Mlrrow of the NAT
jmad6 a round trip to Candle and
Keewailk Sunday, bringing back
M. J. Walsh from* Keewall kand
transferring Clifford Rudd from
Candle to Keewalik.
Pilot Ross made a round trip
flight to St. Lawrence Island Sun
day with passengers on the Oeist
j expedition, but due to fog condi
;tions could not land and was fore-'
ed to return to Nome.
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Piano Owner* aud Prospcctivo
Pi.it> r* Owners: (Jcorft’.i Anderson,
expert piano tnner and Kohler
Hranbach agent, i* in Nome and
at your service. Your co-opera
tion In tuning your piano or in
tlie renting or 'yu reluming of a
piano will he apperciated. Phone
promptly'. fidMen Ktatc Hotel. >
Thank jrvna.
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