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overacting and seems to be always
in character. I believe this woman
can find a highly enjoyable and
profitable place on the talking
screen. This woman knows how to
talk and she records perfectly.
It is Bancroft and William Boyd
who fight over the girl in this story.
They are always quarreling and
they use their brains to outplay the
other.
1 do not consider this picture on
the whole anything like the equal
of 1.-THE Sea Hawk" The story says
at times. The acting is alright and
so is the photography. The storm
at sea has been splendidly photo
graphed and recorded.
And in all probability you will
not agree with me.
"Derelict," is now at the Circle.
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Battles Wagner Tuesday

TN the main go Of ten rounds at
i the Ar1nory Tuesday night, the
Canadian middleweight champion,
Del Fontaine, hailing from Win
nipeg. will battle Johnny Wagner,
the Kansas scrapper who is man.
aged by Don Curley, former In
dianapols lightweight. Fontaine
has met many Of the prominent
boys in his class.
The Tuesday card will consist
Of the usual thirty-four rounds,
a strong prelim bill supporting
the main event. First bout at 8:15.
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Schaaf Is
First Foe
New York Fans Anxious to
See laxative Youth
in Ring Action.
BY L. S. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Heavy-
weight boxing is showing signs Of
awakening from its lethargy, In
duced by painful mismatches, fouls
and downright laziness on the part
of certain performers.
Ever since Max Schmeling won
what certain boxing commissions
term the worlds heavyweight title
on a foul from Jack Sharkey, pro-
motors have SHE'D clear of the
heavyweight division and have done
their picking from the ranks of the
Bergs. Singers, La Barbas and Bat
talinos.
Talks Good Fight
Many who had almost forgotten
about the heavyweight division were
reminded Of its existence by the
announcement that Make Baer OF
California meet Ernie Schaaf Of
Boston at Madison Square Garden
Friday night It will be the first
feature heavyweight show at the big
cauliflower emporium since early
summer.
Baer already has shown New
Workers one thing-that he can
talk a splendid fight. Although New
York never have seen Baer fight,
they have taken to him whole
heartedly and actually are anxious
10 see the California conversation
alist in action-in the ring. He was
warmly applauded when introduced
at the Garden just before the
Chocolate Battalino braWl Friday
night.
schmeling Coming Over
Meanwhile Joe Jacobs returned
from Europe with a new f1ve-year
contract as pilot of the worlds
heavyweight champion, Schmeling.
Jacobs said that Max would come
to the states within a few weeks to
begin his movie work and then
start on an exhibition tour leading
up to a defense of his title here in
June.
And at the same time the Garden
people are looking about for pair
of principals for a winter fight in
Miami. Most Of the talk in ring
circles. deals with q possible match
ing of Bill Stribling and Primo Car
nora. There are plenty Of obstacles
to such fight and one Of them is
that Camera is. under a suspension
which he may not be able to shake
of.
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will think jus t
plain Stiffness. It
is a combination
Of S a tire, bur-
lesque, n o nsense,
some serious mo-
IN e n t S, but not
many, and singing
on the side. Rath-
er like a conbina-
ton salad, you
may like it and
you may not. 1t is
according to your
own taste. 1t tast-
ed fair to mel
neither went crazy
about it, nor did
I totally dislike it.
m7Ln ,nIoA xr-hinl,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
WHITE COUNTY MEET

Ten High School QuintetS to Play
in Tourney.
BIZ United Press
MONON, Ind, Dec. Is. - Ten
White county high school basketball
teams will participate in the annual
county tourney here Friday and
Saturday. George Vaulk Of Boswell
and Dan Gould of Kentland are to
be the officials.
The first round schedule follows:
Friday Night. Dec. 49,
7.30 O-cloek-Buffalo vs.. Round Grove.
$50 O'clock-Wolcott VS.. Chalmers,
Saturday. Dec. 20
7:S0 A. M.-Reynolds VS.. Monon.
$50 A. M-Brookston vs.. Idaville.
$50 A. M-Monticello vs.. Burnettsville.
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THREE MAT CONTESTS
Carlin and Masked Marvel Top
TomIinson Card.

Three bouts, topped by two
out-of- three falls event between
Johnny Carlin and Masked Marvel.
are on the mat program for tonight
at Tomlinson hall.
In time limit bouts. Prince Hy-
gani OF japan viii tangle with
Merle Dolby of Columbus, O., and
Sam Markowitz- viii meet Buck
Weaver Of 1erre Haute. The pro-
gram opens at $50.
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PAUL PAYNE HON0RED

indianapolis Student Is Named
Wabash Basket Manager.
By Times Special
CRAWFORDSvnLE, Ind, Dec.
15.-Paul B. Payne of Indianapolis,
senior at Wabash college, has been
appointed senior manager Of bas-
ketball for the 1930-31 season by the
faculty committee on athletics.
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r &c thy, new to
t b e t akin G
screen. It mig h t
in t ere t you to
know that she will
have the principal
role in Boot
Tarkington's n e W
stag play when it
comes to English S
early next month.
In that stage play
she will appear OPP
posite M c K a y
NJ orris. On the
screen, she brings
a sple n di d ly
trained voice, she
IL oot -yiIku IF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Spivey Retains
Lead in State
Billiard Meet

Louis Spivey, the lone undefeated
entry in the state three-cushion cue
tourney, today topped the ten title
contestants. Vogler and RubenS,
who were unbeaten at the start of
last weeks schedule, were upset
victims. In tonight's contest at
Coolers, Harry Cooler meets Wal
Ter Ramsey. Other. matches this
week:
Tuesday-Lewis Vogler IS. Joe Murphy.
Eleve Kcpner.
Thursdav-Louls Spivey vs.. Jones:
Friday--RubenS IS. Harry Baldwin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
|. u, Purdue on
Iowa Grid Bill
By Times Special

By Times Special
IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 15.-Games
with Purdue and Indiana, the Hoo
sier twins, are included on the
HawkeyeS' 1881 gridiron schedule,
announced today. The Hawks will
open with Pittsburgh here Oct. 8.
On Oct. II, Indiana will come here
for the homecoming game.
1t will be the first Iowa Indiana
game since 1921. Iowa will play at
Purdue on Nov. Il. Minnesota and
Northwestern are other Big Ten
foes, while Texas A. and NJ, George
washington and Nebraska will be
met in intersectional games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

not get me wrong.
1 enjoyed their
in gin g very
much, but I did
not like their at
tempts at comedy,
or one might
say, just fooling
und, without
doing anything.
Not being natural
comedians, why
waste so much
time trying to get
laughs? We want
to hear 'em sing,
and that is what
VIC rhn11ld oct
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
Country. Club Elects

BY Times Special
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 49,
In a reorganization of the Logans-
port Country Club, E. H. Moss, local
bank cashier, has been named
president; I. r. Redinger, vice
president, and John H. Thornton,
northumberland
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

course everything turns out o. k,
at least that is the impression given.
Miss Macdonald sings several
songs that are pleasing, and that
makes her one of the outstanding
soprano singers on the screen.
Reginald Denny. the burglar hus-
band, makes good impression at
being tough with the women, but
he also likes to kiss them. The cast
also offers Marjorie White and
Warren Hymer.
I would say this is fair entertain
ment.
Now at the Apollo. (By Connell
Turpen)
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Red SOx
Buy Ruel
Washington Catcher, Goes
to Boston in Cash
Deal.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Harold
CMuddy) Ruel, first-string catcher
for the Washington Senators since
1922, has been sold outright to the
Boston Red Sox, President Clark
Griffith announced today.
Griffith said the deal was a
strictly cash one. He declined to
reveal the amount involved. Ruel
had been prominently mentioned as
a candidate for manager of the Red
Sox, but Shane Collins recently was
given that post.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
AKRON DROPS TURNER'S
Burris Leads Firestone Five to Easy
Triumph.

With Roy Burris leading the at
tack, scoring four baskets in the
first period, Firestone METERS
trounced South Side Turner's, SO to
Is, here Sunday. The Akron five
displayed a swift passing attack and
brilliant defense, piliIlg up a COM
Portable lead early in the game.
Hodges defensive work featured
the local play. Stretch Murphy
failed to tally from the field for the
AkrcnS. Next Sunday, Franklin
Cubs, with a lineup Of former
Franklin college stars. will play
Turner's here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
RADIO STARS ENTERTAIN
ON INDIANA STAGE

Jack BROOKS and Don Rose, who
We're featured entertainers from
WLW, radio station in Cincinnati.
and who are appearing this week
on the Indiana stage, were rather
"a Observation-Disclosures To me Now do
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
WALLACE COPS SHOOT

Breaking 80 of so targets, Wallace
won high gun honors at Spring
Lake Skeet Club Sunday. Davis and
SCHUYLER tied for second honors
with 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
IS A SEA
CAPTAIN THIS TIME
Interest in 'DereIicr viii Center Upon Jessie Royce
Lands, Who Is New to Talking Screen.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

BECAUSE George Bancroft
n world and ganger movies the directors thought could
al
And in Derect" you will trying up
reputation of being
The movie is really photography story
humans action
sinking and its by feghter will break this picture
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
FRoHMAN UNDER KNIFE
Stage Producer Is Improved After
Emergency Operation.

D'HSO AAOuuccI Is improved AFTER
Emergency Operation.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Daniel
Frohman, theatrical producer and
president Of the Actors Fund of
America, was said to be progressing
satisfactorily today after an emer-
gency operation in the Park East
hospital.
The nature Of the operation was
not disclosed, although it was re-
ported that Frohman, who is II
years cid, was struck by taxicab
while on his way to an afternoon
literary tea at the home of Miss
Fannie Hurst, well-known author.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
SATIRE, BURLEsQUE,
NONSENSE, AND WHAT NOT

"Oh, for a Man" sounds good, but
do not hold your breath, because
you may be very disappointed, and
again you may not, that is if you
see this picture. 1t is the type that
some will think great fun. and some
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
Gerstmeyer tTerre Haute). IL. Otter
FSoebsi Cosfyl. Il: Central tsouth
vslbarsES. 10: hobart. II.
ASiShawskA. ~: Elkharts-15<-
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~Bowling>
CENTRAL STATES DETAILS
BY LEFTY LEE

LlnS2 OF Cleveland was elected president,
W. j. Madison Of Toledo. was reelected
secretary. The 1881 meet of this body was
awarded to Cleveland. and boosters from
that city promise an entry Of 800 hYe-man
teams.
:. st. Louis players. again held the spot
light over the weekend. when the team
of L. Groneck and B. Cohen established a
new all.time doubles record fct this
1868. Inspired BY Cohen's 25S start.
Groneck tossed In games of 246 and 26S
to finish with total of 701. Cohen re-
and 205 to help the new record across.
Johnny More of Detroit furnished the
feature game over the weekend. putting
perfect 300 finish. This is the second 800
count of the tourney to date. J. Ward
rolling one week ago in doubles play.
More's twelve in a row consisted Of seven
more back in the 13 pocket. the last ball
being perfect.
The world famous Quaker Oats team of
failed to disturb the leading Wooster
Lambert quintet. stopping at 1888, which
places them fourth at the present time.
H. Hahn. another st. Louis star. took
the lead in. the all-events play with a
nine-game total of 1928. His last game
in the singles, when he rolled small 165,
spoiled his chance for a new record over
t.. long route. Hahn scored $50 in team
singles.
In the singles event J. Bodis of Cleve-
land took the lead with a total of ZIG
OF BSstro 81 R 2 25s 2B S 21s eptSs sh9 s
tourney leaders fOlloW.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15
KIRSHBAUMS
TRIUMPH
Junior and Senior QuintetS Up
set Sunday Foes.

~ set Sunday Foes.
Hirshbaum cagers cut loose with
a final splurge that carried them to
1926 victory over the Edgewood
A. C.s at Kirshbaum gym Sunday
Feldman, Stein, kaufman and
Goldsmith were best for the win
nerS.
Kirshbaum Bulldogs trounced In
dianapolis Bingos, 1928. Bulldogs
took the lead and eaSed through the
game. Fogel. Arnold and Caplin
were hest for the winners.
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t.5 The Viii, TTppdi5sn lana MaEott Shoe Shop
[ gean Win pop 20 johnson leading the way,
the team standing. with a total Of 1867
came back with s8s and finished wi With s' s55
A poor start cost the Hoosier Club Cof-
fee chance to be among the first ten
these ness boys finishing with 1907 to total
Otto. Stein Jr; of St. Louis was the vic
TIN Of a tough break. Going into the
to take the. lead in the all-events. the big
star split his thumb and was forced to
Early Sunday H. Blatz of Dayton was the
frame. which stopped him at 279. -
The wayside' Inn team of st. Louis that
rolled total of 2e03 for tenth place, has
Re6o fbdy az S atfs5d By If gUTng Cesar
t 5S5 Boys roll in and is known to hun
Falls city Lager and Indianapolis Tool
are the only local clubs left to roll, and
carry the hopes OF this city for a team
championship.
T. sharkey Of South Bend, one Of the
pest tournament shooters in the state,
the singles. scored a lis. and then Chez Checked
Al Striebeck tried to put the Indiana
Garage in the running with a CAB total
put Cray and Hueber were far below their
suit.
LOCAL REGULAR PLAY
Stages was the winner of the 200 scratch
singles at the Illinois alleys. with a total
OF 729. A gift of 20 pins and an actual
count of FOL made this score possible.
cash In this event was a 672 by Spratley.
The father and son sweepstakes was
won by w. and E. Hickman with a total
OF .245. Tournament play cut down the
entry in this event
Laura Alexander. rolling with the Marott
Shoe Shop in the Pot of Silver meet at
the Hotel .Antlers alleys. broke the all
TIME record for local women bowlers when
she rolled the sensational total of 668. on
games OF 254. 2l2 and 200. The former
record OF 651 was held by A. McDaniels
ior several years. This score put the
Alarott team across g winner with the re-
markable count of 2,913. ~Geisen Products
were second with 2.789.
Scoring 1887 at the finish the Braser
team nosed out the Community Pharmacy
2,86T to 1856 in a special match at the
st. Philip allevs Sunday. The Weimer
boys 2: ano r. starred for the losers
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Al Striebeck tried to put the Indiana
Garage in the running with a 648 total,
but Cray and Hueber were far below their
suit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

r. Sharkey Of South Bend, one of the
best tournament shooters in the state,
looked at seven splits in his first game of
the singles. scored q 1i6. and then checked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

Falls City Lager and INDIANAPOLIS Tool
are the. only local clubs left to roll and
carry the hopes of this city for team
championship.
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The Wayside Inn team of St. Louis that
rolled total of 2,903 for tenth place. has
q mascot they all swear by in young oscar
Gerken. This lad attends all tournaments
Inese boys roll, in and is known to hun
dreds of boWlers.
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LOCAL REGULAR PLAY

LOCAL REGULAR PLAY
Stages was the. winner of the 200 scratch
SINGLES at the. Illinois alleys. with a tota
OF 729. A gift of 20 pins and an actua
count of T01 made this score possible
Phillips was second with 713. Low tc
cash in this event was 672 BY Spratley
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won by w. and E. Hickman with q, total
Of LAS. Tournament play cut down the
entry in this event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

Irvington Trojans defeated Sheridan A.
O., 80 to %. Friday night. Trotans desire
games with city teams. Call Bob GLADDEN..
IlVinEton SOS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

Also interest Will probably center
upon the work of Jessie Royce
Lands who is, if I remember cor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

Early Sunday H. Blatz of Dayton was the
victim of a ten-pin tap, in the fourth
frame, which stopped him at 279.
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STANDINGS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

Real Silk righthawks have won nine
Of their ten games this season. For games
call Riley 229S after .. NJ. Ask for Bert.
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In the singles event J. Bodis of Cleve-
land took the lead with total of TIC
on games of 221, 279, and 216. S. Shocke
OF Detroit Is next With 706. Central States
tourney Leaders follnY.
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Question Marks desire games with teams
playing in the l6-vear-old class and hev-
ing access to gyms. Field and Marie are
playing topnotch ball for Marks and Zeal
and Dudlay also are showing well. For
Eamas call DFeXel 6929-J. ask for John.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

nvERTIP HUGHES hs3 gone to the
stable to put up Old Snoop's horses,
leaving Larry MacShane and Old
Snoop alone. Even so, the young
deputy would not have dared speak
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-03
Fessenden Man, Uncle
OF Woman in Famous
Murder Trial, Is Dead

~.
Fessenden, N. D., Oct. 3.-Jim Cons
nor, 50, early resident and hotel man
Of Fessenden, was buried here Thurs
day.
Shortly before he died, Mr.. Conner
wanted his niece, Madalynne, to visit
him, but he could not find her.
Madalynne Is the divorcee. Mrs.
Ralph r. Obenchain, acquitted after
a series of sensational trials Of con-
spiracy in the murder Of ]. Bolton
Kennedy, her Los Angeles broker
sweetheart. who was killed Aug. S,
1921
Mr.. Conner came to Fessenden In
1893. opening the hotel which bears
his name. He had been III for about
a year preceding his death In .
Breckenridge, Mimi, hospital.
He leaves two sisters, both residing
in Minnesota.
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scout FIRE TROOP
ORGANIZED HERE
Ten Selected Boys Will Be
Trained by Chief Thompson
For Auxiliary Service

A Boy Scout firemen's organization
Is to feature the observance Of Fire
Prevention week here. next week. The
organization Is to be . permanent one
and will consist Of 10 selected Boy
Scouts.
Fire Chief H. A. Thompson and
City Auditor M. H. Atkinson are
working out the plans for the new
body and a meeting for perfecting the
organization will be called early next
week.
Institution Of the organization VIII
be supervised by Chief Thompson, as.
sisted by the fire prevention commit
tee Of the association OF commerce
and the district committee Of the
scouts.
The 10 members will be given In.
struction and training in fire inspec.
ton and prevention and other active
tiles leading up to service as firemen.
They will, on passing their exam
nations, be awarded a certificate Of
efficiency signed by the state fire
marshal and the city fire chief, in
addition to q metal badge inscribed,
Bismarck Scout Fireman"
The organization is to be used dur.
ing the coming week in the fire pre-
vention campaign for the distribu-
ton Of circulars and inspection Of
the residences Of Bismarck for fire
hazards.
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Man Finds New Reasons
10 Support Trade at Home Plan

Harbor Beach. Mich. Oct. 3.-(R-
Local news item: william Sphinx. Of
this village. who went to Detroit
yesterday to buy Q suit. has returned.
Bill says he Is going to buy his suits
at home In the future.
And this Is what the editor left
out.
Arriving in Detroit. Bill bought a
natty suit. pocketed SIS change.
tucked his llivver in q garage. and
set out to do" the city.
Three blocks from the garage. Bill
looked into the muzzle Of q big. black
automatic. while q tough guy with
hard eyes said "hands up" In q
fraction Of q second Bills $35 disap-
peared along with the holdup man
Penniless, Bill returned 70 the ga.
rage to get his a The unfeeling
garage ma demanded payment tor
storage. unde. great mental stress,
Bill remembered . q bill hidden IN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-03
Mohall Man Beaten
In Poker Game Brawl

Minot, N. D., Oct. 3.-R-Henry
Lee, assistant postmaster at MohaI
is In q hospital here today suffering
from injuries which Renville county
authorities say are the result Of q
beating administered following q dis
pute during q card game. He Is un-
conscious.
Marvin Satran. charged with a..
gravated assault and battery. and
Willis Lezinxs. accused OF gambling,
are under arrest at Mohau In con-
nection with the case.
States Attorney P. M. Clark Of
Renville county said Satran told him
he beat Lee after an argument - to
the winner Of . pot" Of money
Leztn1s was said by authorities to
have participated in the game.
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navy SHIP CANCELS !
ITS CALL FOR HELP
u. s. s. Montcalm Wins Battle
With, Sea as Two Other
Vessels Rush to Aid

Washington, oct. 3.-F-The q. 8.
8. Montcalm today had conquered the
difficulties which led It to call to
the navy department yesterday TO
-ush help to It 500 miles southeast
Of Charleston. South Carolina.
with two ships heading that way,
the craft cancelled the request this
forenoon. It Is the station sh.o OF
Guantanamo. Cuba. The light cvuis-
q Concord and the 8. 8. 0rb'ta q
mail ship bound for Europe. were en-
route TO the trouble-stficken Mont
calm when the heavy . moderated
and enabled the picking up Of speed.
The Moutcalm left Guantanamo
September 20. for Charleston tor .
regular ovel hauling. At 8 !. IA. to-
day she was approximately $50 miles
east Of Miami and about $50 miles
southeast OF Charleston.
The craft carries three officers and
- enlisted men.