"It seems like a natural to me."
he said. "Alaska has scenery and
sports that Florida people have
never witnessed Alaska has a con
trast that should interest every
Southerner.'
So instead of being surfeited with
surfs and super-soothed by the whis
pering palms, Florida, through thr
courtesy of the Juneau Chamber o:
Commerce, will be offered century
id glacier?, unexplored wilderness
and "God's country."
Will Offer Steelhead
In place of tarpon a; ; tuna. Phat
Luck will suggest salmon and steel
head.
Get the idea?
Shattuck is a bit worried about
bathing beauties and fashion pa
rades.
But that won't stop him one whit
in his march through Tampa Ja k
sonvilJe. Coral Gables. Miami.
Shattuck is fond of Seattle. > i.
He promises to put in a good w.
for this city. He used to live be.
while he attended tiie University
Washington. He wa graduated in
1929. from the School of Journalism.
Out in the North End he was once
editor of the Greenw ood Press, con-. -
munity newspaper. In Juneau, he
worked awhile as reporter for The
Alaska Daily Empire.
Now' it’s life insurance.
• But he is still a reporter at heart.
“I'll cover Florida like a tent.'
he said. pYofessionally. *
LAST RITES FOR
MRS. B. MARTIN
Mrs. Billy Martin. Indian, who died
at her home in House No. 15. Indian
Village. Monday morning, was bur
ied today in Evergreen Cemetery fol
lowing a brief service in the C. W.
Carter Mortuary at 1:30 o'clock.
SHOP IN JCNF.Alfr
MRS.BEHRENDS
PASSES AWAY
IN KETCHIKAN
Pneumonia Fatal After
Week’s Illness—Many
Mourn Passing
(Continued from Page One)
acts of charity were done simply
aid quietly.
