The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-22

! traffic. The airplane will be added to the equipment of the Mckinley Park company which plans to take passengers by air for close views lof Mt. Mckinley.
 Roberts Is Visitor
 1 w. H. Roberts, Alaska represen- tative of Goodyear Rubber Com pany, guest of the Chamber to- day, expressed pleasure with his Alaska contacts. He has been mak- ing the trip for several years, and leach year I look forward to it with greater anticipation" he said. Open Booth Tuesday The Chambers Information Booth will be opened next Tuesday morn ling, in time for the goodwill tour of the Seattle Chamber of Com merce, it was announced today by M. D. Williams. Chairman of the | Tourist Advertising Committee. Mrs. Iva Tilden will be in charge Some 25 firms have donated framed photographs to the booth, 1 MT. Williams announced. Some of these went south for mounting and may not be here in time for the opening. Firms donating the pie lures were: Winter & Pond, Alaska Senic Views, Nugget Shop, Wright Shoppe, Ludwig Nelson, United States Forest Service, United States Bureau of Public Roads, Butler Mauro Company, Alaska Electric Light & Power Company, The Elm pire Printing Company, Juneau Young Hardware Company, Thom- as Hardware Company Juneau Motors, Juneau Cold Storage, Con- nor, Motor Company, I. Goldstcin Alaska Washington Airways, Carl son Taxicab Company, Juneau Flor ists. Alaska Game Comm 'sslon, AL aska Dany, Pacific Coast Goa Company, Alaska Juneau Gold Min ing Company.
 The booth will be used as clearing house for office help, it was announced Offices desiring clerical or other help can list their wants with Mrs. Tilden Applicants for office work can register at the booth. Persons with rooms for rent, particularly for transientS, are ask ed to list their accommodations there, also.
 Large Tour Party
 One hundred and fifty reserva- tions have been made for the good- will tour of the Los Angeles Cham Der of Commerce due here early next month, according to telegrams received by the Chamber. M. U. Higgins, Alaska contact man with the party, advised the Chamber he was working to make this the first of a series of annual tours. Carl Thayer, Field Secretary and in charge of the tour, telegraphed thanks for the Chambers invita- .tion wired last week.
 Some of the Chambers literature descriptive of Juneau and vicinity was sent to the Los Angeles Cham Der at the suggestion of Ernest Walker Sawyer, representative of the Alaska Railroad who will ac- company the tour this far north
 Mere Airport Data
 Additional data is being assem- bled on the airport proect at Sal mon Creek, Chairman Rs. E. Rob- srtson of the Airport Committee said. This matter was discussed with the City Council last week and laid on the table by it for further consideration at it's next meeting. It desired more informa- ton relative to construction costs before taking final action.
 The Committee will also confer with A. A. Bennett relative to his suggestion of building the port ad- jacent to the lower small boat float at the Alaska Juneau rock dump.
 Progress has been made with property owners on lower Front Street and negotiations are still under way for an agreement under which 1t will be possible for the City to go ahead with widening and improving the first section of that street between the City Dock and the Alaska Juneau, Chairman Allen Shattuck told the Chamber. He was hopeful that the matter would be cleared up in few days 50 that work could be started. E It may be possible for the Cham |ber to have a mail cancellation stamp made bearing the imprint of the Pacific Yukon Highway, it was revealed today. Projects of