Evening star., 1932-09-22
III COMERCIO. Lma-The police
l. department has asked Us to pub
Il l;sh sha fNlinu-Src rnte.

~ COMERC1O, Lma.-The ponce
L department has asked Us to pub
ltsh the following note:
IL "Senor Subprefecto Inten-
dente dc Policia tProvtneia Con-
stttutional de Callao':
We have the pleasure OF sending
you along with this letter valuable
ring. bearing a monogram, which was
found by one OF the boynoeros pertain
Ing to this port upon the occasion OF
serious FIRE in the Gale Ayacucho dur
ing the early hours of yesterday after
noon. Instead OF pocketing the ring
as he could easily have done. the finder
delivered the ring to the undersigned as
soon as his duties permitted him mo
rent's freedom. In the hope that III
vestisations e your department viii De
successful in restoring this piece OF
3eve!ry to the owner. 1t Is being for
vsrded to you
This episode constitutes, We believe,
another testimonial to the honor and
integrity OF the men in our companies.
They are lacking neither in the courage
and ability which enables them TO face
and control the gravest conhaEratlons.
nor in high sense OF personal propriety
and rectitude in matters foreign to their
c,rnicyment. The confidence Of the
public Is net misplaced in the present
ccnponents OF the department, quail
fed no less in character than IN tech
nical competence.
.Dios guarde a listed. Heaven pre-
"ESTEBAN BEvILAcQUA
"Comandante
'ERAIDo SEGALE. secretario"
Costa Rican Police
Act Quickly In Crime.
Ia Tribuna, San Jose-Already our
readers have had the first details. filed
with sensational discoveries relative to
the authorship Of the assault, robbery,
assassination and FIRE. to the injury.
danage destruction and death of the
Asiatic Choc Qu!n 10y at Limon, events
which occurred en- the 10Th Of Septem-
Der last year. and responsibility for
which has not been aScertained- despite
urremittins efforts of the police, until
within the past few days,
As the results OF these investigations,
two Jsrnaicans, Duncan Davis and
from Bluefelds- Nicaragua were recent
" lodged In prison and accused d the
crimes.
Col. Campos and his indefatisable
detectives are to be cordially consratu-
lated upon the success which has re-
paid their efforts. No deterrent to
crime is more effective than these dem
onstrations that laws cannot be broken
nor any violeDces perpetrated with as
sllred imPunity, and that the DEPART
ment never marks any case CLOSED"
until the actual culprits are taken into
custody. It is ferventiy desired. now
that the police have completed their
part of the labor, that the court Of JUS
tice at Limon, with the assistance Of It's
alert prosecutors. Seniors Acosta and
Fonseca, viii not be refntss or diitAory
to bring the affair to prompt ana ap-
propriste termination. A miscarriage
of Justice in this case would Be even .
greater calamity than the crime itself.
Role Of Modern Wsmen
In Dramas Deplered
Evening Times, Glasgow - London:
S. P b Mais. the novelist, speak
ing at the City. Of London Vacation
Course in Education IN Lcndon today.
discussed the work Of modern drama
fists
Il was q pity, he said, that such
playwrigits as Noel Coward should
disSipste their gifts BY concentrating
In their plays on rather 1 dreadful type
OF Young woman
worrying about being rude to young
wcmen II they are Of the type repre-.