The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-07
SEATTLE TOUR PARTY IS HERE
 ON TOMORROW
Reception at Ste am CT Is Planned-Free Dance
 Given in Evening

The Seattle Good Will Tour Party of the Chamber of Commerce is due here tomorrow, possibly around lO:30 o'clock in the forenoon, al-1 though at o'clock this hour was not definite, arriving on the stea- mer Aleutian. A special welcoming committee of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club will be on hand to give greetings to the visitors.
 The cruise on the Aleutian, which has been especially arranged, will extend for sixteen days and visits will be made to all the cities ip Southeast and Southwest Alaska. The Seattle visitors will be in Ju- neau longer than on any previous trip, the schedule calling for them to arrive at 10:30 o'clock or later and departing at l o'clock Wednes-. day morning. A luncheon will be rendered by the Seattle group on board the Aleutian to the members of the Juneau Rotary Club and the Chamber of Commerce. In the eve- ming the Seattleites will sponsor ail. informal dance at the Elks Hall. 1 From Juneau the party will go on to Skagway where side trip has been arranged on the White Pass and Yukon Route to Lake Bennett. Arriving at Seward the Aleutian will remain there approximately 3a hours, during which time the Seat tie people will go by special train to visit Anchorage and Matanuska. A special party will be detached from the main group and go by train to Fairbanks. They will re- turn to Seattle on the next ship lsouthbound, the Yukon, coming to the Coast over the Richardson Highway. Southbound, the Aleutian will be in Juneau from am. un- til noon Thursday, June IT,
 "Our representative business peo- pie come North on these Good Will trips, arranged by our Chamber of Commerce, to express this city's ap- preciation for the immense trade ! which emanates from Seattle" said i Thomas M. Pelly, the Chairman of the Seattle Chambers Tour Con- mittee in advance notices. We fully realize the great importance of AL aska to Seattle and the mutuality of our interests, as well. Through these visits our people become bet ter acquainted with yours and can better understand the problems of Alaska. The prime purpose of this trip is to pay friendly call on AL aska"
 Among Good Willers
 Among the Good Willers who will be here tomorrow in the party are the following:
 Thomas M. Pelly, President Low man & Hanford Go.
 Darwin Meisnest, Executive Vice. President Washington Athletic Club. A. w. Akers, Jr., manager zel- lerbach Paper Go. i Ralph Allen, Secretary Seattle Brewing and Malting Go. L. w. Baker, Traffic Manager AL aska Steamship Go.
 Watson Barr, Manager Inter ocean Steamship Go. D. L. Beck, Regional Manager Dodge Bros. Corporation.
 Capt. F. c. Beebe. United States Army
 Harry J. Beernink, Manager Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association.
 John Benedict. Resident Agent Hudson Underwriters Agency, Gen. tralia, Washington. Rodney L. Brink, Editor Seattle Star.
 J. A. Clark, Manager Parrott and Co.,
 c. E. Cochran, Special Agent. Home Insurance Go. Kenneth Connolly, ce-President F. B. Connolly & Go. Richard J. Cook. Attorney. w A. Cooley, District Agent, Merchant Calculating Machine Go.
 Bert Ehle, proprietor Porter Apartments.
 Edward Flohr, Secretary Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works. James Frank, Secretary National Grocery Go.
 J. O. Gillespie. Credit Manager, Weyerhaeuser Timber Go. John Gourley, President John Gourley Go.
 George w. Hamilton, Sales Man Iager, Tourtilotte- Bradley, Inc. P. Willis Holden, Realtor. George Black, Manager Sears, Roebuck and Go. B. w. Hoon, Advertising Depart ment, Seattle Post t-Intelligencer. Harold Hovland, partner Stan dard X-Ray Sales Go. (Cnnftr.rnl n.