SIMMON’S PLANE IS
CHARTERED, KARNES
Anthony E. Karnes, Territorial
Commissioner of Education, left to
day on a chartered round-trip flight
aboard the Alaska Air Transport
Stinson seaplane flown by Sheldon
Simmons, to inspect the school
building recently completed at
Craig. The seaplane took off at 9
o'clock this morning and is ex
pected to return to Juneau late
today.
GOING OUTSIDE
N. H. Castle, for many years
Clerk of Court in the Fourth Di
vision and before that in the Third,
is a passenger south on the Alaska
for San Francisco for an indefi
nite stay. Mr. Castle, an Alaska
pioneer, recently completed his ten
ure of office at Fairbanks.
Where Soviet Fears Japanese-German Attacks
Soviet Russia, appreehnsive for some year* of Japanese military movement* on it* eastern border,
has intimated Germany It preparino fortifications in the Gulf of Finland on its western border. The
map indicate the so-called trouble zones. (Associated Press Photo)
SOOT SMUDGE
IS GIVE-AWAY
IN BURGLARY
Patrolman Junge Arrests
Charles J. Ohls on
Robbery Charge
A black soot smudge on a man’s
upper lip, spotted by the alert eye
of City Patrolman Ken Junge,
flkased a man to be lodged In Fed
eral Jail today on a charge of
burglary.
City police, early Sunday morn
ing, began a search for a robber
who had broken into the Juneau
Motors garage on Willoughby Ave
nue and. who had used an acety
lene torch in a vain attempt to
open a safe. Patrolman Junge first
was notified by an employee of
the garage. Junge called Chief of
Police Roy Hoffman.
