The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-08
VISITORS ARE PLEASED WITH
 ALASKA TOUR
Prominent Members ofPar. ty Aboard Aleutian
 Enjoying Cruise
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Continued from Page One) i, hundreds of prospective Alaska tourists ask her in Seattle Miss Bras has been in the Territory before but says there is always something new to see or find out about, and she's busy doing it in the Capital City today.
 Rodney L. Brink, Editor of the Seattle Star. and Mrs. Brink en- Enthusiastically praised the scenic splendors of the trip thus far when the Aleutian docked this morning. The Brinks visited the museum and shops this morning and plan trip out Glacier Highway this afternoon to view Mendehhan Glacier. e''e
 Robert M. Douglas, sales superin tendent for Alaska, Standard Oil Company, and Mrs. Douglas are members of the Chamber of Com merce party MT Douglas is well known throughout the Territory, and has travelled extensively throughout it. sa's He#H
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 Another newspaper man aboard is B. W. Hoon of the advertising de- partment of the Seattle Post-Intel- ligencer. lf.ac3s stes3.eis U &5s
 E. B. McGovern, President of Mo Govern an d McGovern, salmon brokers, and a prominent and active member of the Democratic Party, is getting re-acquainted with fam iliar Alaskan places. MT. McGovern is accompanied by his wife, and MT. and Mrs. Arthur McGovern. MT Ar thur McGovern, a brother, is vice. president of the firm of McGoyern and McGoyern.
 | Harry J. BeerninK, General Man ager of the Washington Co-opera- tive Egg and Poultry Association, is i taking a first hand look at the country which consumes so many hundred thousands of his com- pany's product. MT. Beernink is ac- companied by Mrs Beernink. l c. E. McDowell, vice-president of the National Bank of Commerce, is also among the tour members. He is enjoying the great weather, meet ing banlS> cl/nts and viewing the grand scenery.
 Among those making the Interior trip in the Seattle Good Will party are MT. and Mrs, H. c. Macdonald MT. Macdonald is Cashier of the Seattle First National Bank and to- day was taking in the sights of Juneau with A. E. Rasmuson, widely known Alaska banker, who boarded the Aleutian at Wrangell after being there in connection with his bank ing interests.
 MT. Macdonald was enthusiastic over the trip and the fine reception accorded along the way, paying especial compliment to Petersburg where so many turned out for tho night stop last night. He is looking forward to seeing the Matanuska valley and from there will journey on to Fairbanks.
 Mrs. Foster l.. McGovern and g group of friends among the mem- bers of the Seattle Chamber oi Commerce cruise were guests at . tea at the Governors House this afternoon
 Foster Lincoln (Terry) McGov- tern, manager of the Alaska Depart ment of the Seattle Chamber O Commerce is one of the busies members of the tour party not onl! on board ship where he keeps thing  moving lively, but ashore greeting his many Alaskan friends, who cal on him when in Seattle. Terry has made several trips to Alaska and is one of the Territory's mos ardent boosters to Seattle and tn, world in general.
 He is accompanied by his wife who has also visited the Territor before
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 Lincoln was inserted in the nam : because Foster was born on Abra : ham Lincolns birthday an eas ? birthday card reminder.
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 the party enjoying his first trip t t Alaska is A. Aronson of the Aron o son Hardware Company, Seattle
 Juneau looks like the best tow e in Alaska to me so far as we hay lgone," he commented.