The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-11
SCIENTISTS TO STUDY GLACIAL BOULDER FORMS
Prof. w entworth Tells Chamber of Mission and
 Its Main Objective

(ConulEueo Tc-c Page One) Late this month one of the ships with Pilot Phil Meyring in charge will go to Prince William Sound.
 After the season is fully under way, MT. Eckmann said he eX- pected to return to the Territory and spend most of his time here.
 Rev Verne Swanson, who is talk ing Rev. David Waggoner's place on the Mission boat Princeton while the latter is on a 10-mcnth vaca- tion, was also greeted by the Cham Der today.
 Juneau Best Town
 Charles Goldstein, pioneer Ju- reau merchant, who has just re- turned from two-month trip to the lower Pacific Coast, declared Juneau is not only the best tow .l in Alaska, but business conditions here are better than those in any town he visited.
 People in the States, however, ale more optimistic now than for some time. Conditions, he said, appar- ently will be somewhat improved there within few months.
 Sitka has formed a new Cham Der of Commerce and plans to af- filiate with the All-Alaska Cham Der of Commerce, said H. c. Red man, associated with N. L. Troast Architect, formerly of Sitka. MT Redman is visiting MT. TroaSt for a few days.
 Tour Due Monday
 The Second Annual Alaska Tour of the Les Angeles Chamber of Commerce, is due here at 10 am. Monday, said a letter received by the Chamber from Charles P. Bay CT, field secretary and tour mana ger. It is expected about 125 will be in the party
 Several prominent Los Angeles iIitl III bllC Petl " which will be met by the Cham ber's official greeting committee and individual members. The south erners have chartered the Aleutian for the voyage.
 Funds For Celebration
 The Chamber today approved the placing of $1 ,O00 to the credit Of the local Legion Post and Fire De- partment to defray the costs of the Fourth of July celebration.
 Dr. w. w. Council, President announced the appointment of a special committee to meet and aid visiting sportsmen, yachting par ties,etc. It is composed of M. s | Jcrgenson, Harry Sperling, E. M Goddard and Joe Johnston. Anyone who has not visited ths Alaska Museum in it's new quar- ters should do so, said Secretary H. G. Walmsley The Curator, A P. Kashevaroff, has made splendid use of the space and has the dis plays finely arranged, he said Signs for the convenience of per sons visiting it during the evening hours, are to be placed in the building.
 Luncheon Room Beautified
 The Chamber extended an ex- pression of appreciation to Chris Bailey, owner of the Arcade Cafe for improvements made to tht luncheon room in which the Cham Der holds it's meetings. It has beer materially enlarged and newly dec. orated. Bowls of wild and culti. vated flowers placed on the tabls today added to the appearance O. the room.
 Scouts Enjoy Outing i The Boy Scouts are having ont of the most successful encamp ments in their history at Eagl River, said Harry Sperling wht spent yesterday there. Under Cur tis Shattuck's capable direction they are enjoying every minute O the time.
 The Scouts expect large mum. Der of visitors Sunday when thu annual Thu Dinner, take place Cards can be obtained for it iron H. w. Douglas, Scoutmaster, at tht u. s. Weather Bureau Office a the Capitol