Frank Hielo has comple
tod a new cement basement
at hie place -with modem
plumbing for heat, bath
and sink facilities.
Hr. and lire. S. R. Foe*;
ter have taken one of the i
Hoosa Fas8 store cabins.
The rogue-pilot who
flies so low over Hooee
Pass that he has its citi
zans dodging, took the
Valanis’ aerial along with
him one day last week.
Mrs. Carl Clark of Hop®
visited in Moose Pass Wed
nesday and v/ent to Seward
Thursday with W. M. Nutter
on his regular trip.
Bill Darden of Anchor
age 3pent two weeks in
this region, fishing and |
taking pictures.
Dr. Dow Barter, accom
panied by Joe Hessel and
Fred Walker, arrived in
Seward on the ss Alaska
Wednesday and are guests
in iloosa Pass of Hr. and
Mrs. Fred Laubscher. Dr.
Baxter visits Alaska ev
ery summer.
By order of Secretary
Ioke3 as oil-administra
tor, 100,000 gas filling
stations in eastern States
were closed from 7 p. m.
to 7 a. m.
Fire destroyed 17 frame
buildings in the business
section of Springfield,
Ore., yesterday.
The first aid to Russia
from the United States
vn.ll be shipment of 500,
000 gallons of aviation
gasoline.
Manager Jimmy Dykes of
the Chicago V/hite Sox pre
dicts that this year's Am
erican league pennant bat
tle vrill be as close as in
1922, when the Yanks nosed
out the Browns.
It is said that Uncle
Sam searches for a substi
tute for rubber. Has he
ever considered Alaska
clams?
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