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STRIDMU OIL PRICES
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Aviation Gas 26 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 23 cents per gallon
Distillate 21*4 cents per gallon
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ALASKA KOAIJ COMMISIO.V
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• The Deal office of the Alaska
Road Commission received aboard
ihP S. S. Baldwin of the Arctic
Transport Co., three Ford Dump
trucks. one Chevroltt pick-up
Truck, -one Ford fiat-bed truck, one
Fairmonts Kpt etler fur the rail
!• roadd. one Byers 40 gas shovel,
one Allis-Chalmers ‘caterpillar and
one grader.
All of the equipment will be
plac'd ju operation as soop as
possible. The grader, cat, dump
trucks and gas shovel will be used
to lush completion on the larg
est airplane field in Alaska at
Nome, L’joo feet of which have
been constructed to date. The
field is ' in fine shape, it was re
ported except where a few patches
are needed to fill in several soft
Bpots.
Tie S. S. Derbliiy of the Alaska
Dine is reported to be due to ar
rive at Nome Suday p. m. ac
cording to advices received" here.
Following the completion of unload
ins here the vessel is scheduled to
sail for Solomon. Spruce Creek.
[Bluff, (lolovin, Cnalakleet, St. Mich
ael and thence back to Nome
It was further announced today
that a tentative sailing date of the
S. S. Victoria of the Alaska Dine,
sailing from Seattle for Nome would
be July 8th. This is as near as
tile ditto may be set under the ex
ist dig conditions prevalent at this
time, due to the longshoremen’s
strike.
AMT ACTIVITIES
* Pilot Mirow of the-NAT made
an emergency round trip (light to
Golovin last night bringing Mrs.
IJallberg and son and C. S. Kep
logle and wife as passengers.
Pilot Hans Mirow made a round
tr'p flight to Nugget Gulch today
with freight and express.
Pilot Kirkpatrick of the NAT
arrived at Fairbanks last night
from Nome with B. F. Raymond as
a passenger.
HOSPITAL NOTE’S
Mrs. Dallberg and son were
brought to Nome last night from
Dime Creek, by airplane. The
son was operated on immediately
for acute appendicitis, and today is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Hemsing of Cape Prince of J
Wales, who, has been in the ho«- j
pltal for several days left there
Wednesday, feeling much better. I
I Herman Johnson, an employee
of the Hamnion Co., at Kittle
Creek, who has been in the hos
pital for the past five days, left
much Improved", Thursday morning.
TR.ANS-ATKWTIC FLIERS
TO REFT’EL
'By The Associated Frtts)
BROOKLYN. June 28, The
trans-Atlantic fliers aimed to re
fuel at Harbor Grace, New Found
land.
^TS5CK!2Kfffr™iSTneT^^June~li.
The Poland fliers were sighted en
| route to Harbor Grace. New ^FounJ
Hand, over this place today.
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