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Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30
THE ''LOC" OF
 ''TONY" D|MOND

Through the courtesy of KFQD, the popular Anchorage broadcast station, The Gateway is extended the privilege of publishing the Log" of Attorney Anthony Tony" J. Dimond, Democratic candidate for Delegate to Congress, who is making an "airplane" campaign of i all-AlaSka:
 Chignik-Held meeting last night at Karluk which was attended by practically every adult person in the village. All were very much in terested It is worthy to note that our plane is the first to land at Karluk and particularly that it has a first-class water port, a sheltered | lagoon about two miles long This is very important for residents who will, at times, require a plane to take sick persons to hospitals In the winter before a plane goes to Karluk report should first be ob- tained by wireless as to conditions of ice in the lagoon. This wireless station is open the year-round. MT. and Mrs. Macleod, in charge of the Bureau of Indian Affairs school, are doing splendid work for the education and betterment of con- ditions for natives.
 Y <
 Yesterday the weather continued thick most of the day but we vis- tied Ouzinkie by boat and later in the evening flew to Afognak. Afog- nak people say that elk are in- creasing but that one bull elk is the village nuisance preferring gar den vegetables to island grass. They also report that the protected bear have rapidly increased in numbers until it is almost again a case as to whether the people or the bear are to be protected. Big game hun ters do not hunt on Afognak on account of thick timber and I be- lieve that all restrictions as to kill ing bears should be removed. Cattle thrive on Afognak and require lit tie winter feeding, sometimes none. 1 Conditions at Afognok are very satisfactory with respect to fishing and fishing rights but that is too long story to tell here. At Ouzin- kie, o. L. Grimes packed about 12,- 900 cases of salmon and might have had plenty more if cans held out By reason of poor fishing conditions many fishermen in Kodiak, Afog- nak and Ouzinkie made very little money and they will require some relief before spring. If local relief agencies and Territorial agencies are not sufficient, recourse should be had through the Governor and Wagner relief bill to the Recon struction Finance Corporation. The weather is still not so good but gives signs of breaking and we hope to leave for Chignik this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30
ASYLUMS CROWDED

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Aug, 30, In one year the number of des- titute children cared for in Hun garian asylums has increased by 21 ,OOO to $54,OOO.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30
EGYPT RESTRICTS PLIERS

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug, 30, (P-All foreign airplanes passing over Egypt must land at the govern ment's Almaza field, says a new order.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30
Seward Fraierual Orders
SEWARD CHAPTER NO. 10 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR


 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR g g $; ,; | $: ;: $;
 Meets the second and fourth NNL4N Mondays of each monti E %N A in McMulen's Building. al N AE9HMU D. m. Visiting members NS;17 H always welcome. Mrs. Hasel K " # Erwin, W. M. Mrs. Mirjsn SA> Painter, See.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30

AT THE ALASKA SHOP
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30

The SS Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship Company, will arrive in port this evening at g o'clock, according to the local of- flee.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30
ROBBER WAS GENEROUS

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 29.-The robber who held up Glenn Pelton's oil station has a sense of justice. He demanded and got $17, but be-
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30

Mems Blue Bib OveraIls Special $1.25 per pair. Large Assortment Golf Balls 25c to 75c each at Brown X, Hawkins Corporation.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30

fore he departed he left a watch and chain and a ring. He said he needed the $17 to bail a friend.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30

While hunting deer near Sitka, William Hawkins fell from a cliff and fractured his skull. Chances for recovery are deemed favorable.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30

We may be out of communication for several days
 (COntinued tOmOrrOW)
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-30
FRUIT JARS at J. l.. Graef.

KOdakS and Kodak SupplieS-de- Veloping, printing, enlarging and picture framing. Alaska Shop.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
HOTELS REPORT
BUSINESS Up

NEW YORK, Dec. II QN.SJ.
The. hotel. business, one of the
barometerS of trade, is somewhat
better on the whole, but there
still is room for improvement.
Hotel managers are looking
forward to a sprightly New Years
eve business and they hope for
a definite pickup early in 1888.
Legalization of light wines and
beer would materially improve
prospects for the new year.
This epitomizes the opinion of
hotel managers interviewed by
the writer during swing into
the Middle West investigating
business conditions.
E. J. Frawley. general manager
of four New York city hotels
the Ritz Towers, the Warwick,
the Lombardy and the Devon
declared:
There is no doubt that 1888
will be a materially better
year."
He added that expenditures for
hotel improvement to meet "the
demands of prohibition repeal"
are under way.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
French Socialists Decree
U. S. Must Negotiate

PARIS, Dec. II GN.SD ANY
new French cabinet will agree to-
pay the December debt instalment
to the United States only upon
agreement by Washington to ne
gotiate for complete revision Of
the debt settlement. a +.
This was made clear this after
noon when the Socialist party
notified Joseph Paul-Boncour, who
is seeking to form a new ministry,
it wol:;~; not join him unless he
gave definite assurances along,
that line. Conservative parties.
on the extreme right have al:
ready taken similar stand.
1t was expected in some official
quarters that Paul-Boncour would
have to admit failure. as has
Camille Chautemps, and that
former Premier Joseph Caillaux
would be the presidents next
choice.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
GALLANT JACK,
PEGGY INSISTS

NEW YORK, Dec. IT GN.sJ.
It's getting so man can't even
offer friendly assistance to a lady
in distress.
That Is what Jack de Ruyter
says today as correspondent in
the divorce suit of Freddie Rich,
radio orchestra leader, against
Peggy Lawton Rich.
Jack went to see Peggy at her
suite in the st. Moritz Hotel after
her husband threw her out" and
he went at the behest of his blue
bleoded aunt, Mrs. Moses Taylor
Campbell, of Park Avenue, Mrs.
Rich'S "only friend in the world. I"
But Freddie Rich's lawyers had
q different tale to tell Supreme
Court Justice Rosenman and a
jury. They called two detectives,
Benjamin S. KERN and Nathan
;Krfnsky. to say they. broke into
Peggy's apartment twice to find
DE Ruyter comfortably en-
Sconced.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
MOTHER BE
PLEADS FOR
NEW TRIAL.
Fight to Save Mrs. .Snipes From
Electric Chair Launched
as Appeal Is Filed

YORK, S. c., Dec. II UN.S0.
The fight to save Mrs. Beatrice
Ferguson Snipes, expectant
mother. from death in the electric
chair, April 7, was launched here
today.
Attorneys for the woman, con-
demned to death for the Staying
of a highway policeman, filed no
tice of appeal to the Supreme
Court for a new trial today at the
York county court house, where
last week a jury found her guilty
of first degree murder, which
made the death sentence manda-
tory.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. II
ON.S0 State Senator James H.
Hammond, prominent South Caro-
lima attorney, today enlisted in
the fight to save Mrs. Beatrice Fer
guson SnipeS, expectant mother,
from death in the electric chair,
Senator Hammond declared it
was his belief that it was not the
intent of the law for the life of
an expectant mother to be taken
by the State. He said:
IL do not believe the law in
tended to hold an expectant-
mother to such strict account
ability under such circum-
stances. / gladly signed the petit
ton asking executive clemency."
Mrs. SnipeS. who expects to give
birth to a child early next month,
was sentenced to die April Z after
a jury convicted her Of first de-
gree murder in the Staying of a
policeman.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
AID PLEA. FILL
LOAN BOARD

Thousands of applications for
direct loans from home owners
who insist they are unable to get
accommodations at building and
loan associations have flooded
the office of the Federal Home
Loan Board, it was learned to-
day.
An effort to get these loans
placed through the clearing house
associations set up in the various
States is in progress.
Direct loans may be made to
home owners on sound mortgages
when they cannot be obtained
from private sources. The board
and building and loan associa-
tions previously have expressed
the belief that direct loans will
seldom be necessary, since any
loan that a Home Loan Bank
would be willing to take would
be a sound investment for pri-
vate lenders.
Board members said that by the
first of the year probably $50, ,O00,-
600 in lines of credit" would be
extended to the IL banks of the
system so that loans would be
general
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
URGES ACTION
TOF|X TAX ON
SECURITIES
House Asked to Inquire Into
AdvisabiIity of Plan Hitting
All DefaulterS

A resolution proposing an In
veStigation to determine the ad-
visibility of taxing all private
and governmental securities Of
nations defaulting in their debts
when the securities are owned
by American citizens was placed
before the House today by Rep
resentative Britten (RJ, of nli.
noiS.
The investigation would be
made by the House Ways and
Means Committee. -.
Britten said:
"The bill is aimed at France
but will take in the other four
countries which defaulted on
Thursday and Is aimed to dis n
courage American investment
in French securities as well as
in American-Owned Frenc d.
manufacturing corporations.
ut was my original intention
to put a heavy tax on all ship
mentS Of gold or money to de-
faulting cOntrieS but this ex-
port tax is specifically prOhib-
tied under the Constitution
He said the committee under
the resolution would also be asked,
to investigate the advisability Of,
taxing all American letters Of
credit and travellers checks when
used by American travellers and
touists in defaulting countries.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
CANCER SHOCK
RESULTS SOON
BY CHARLES FLICK ,
Copyright. 1882, by International
News Seryice.)

BERLIN, Dec. II Q.N.SJ.-For
the first time since he voluntarily
subjected himself to a new cancer
treatment, utilizing a 2,SOO,0QO
volt X-ray, Heinrich Wanke, S.
year-old farmland, underwent a
thorough physical examination at
a private clinic today. j.
DR.. Ludwig HalberStaedter Of
the Berlin Radium Institute, one
of the two noted German scien-,
fists who made the first high
voltage experiment on a human
being last Tuesday, examined the
man to determine results Of the
treatment. Results will be made
known soon.
1t was learned today that the
physicians chose Wanke for the
experiment because of the fact
a number of cases of cancer Oc-
Cured in his immediate family.
Wanke's grandmother, grand
father, mother, and sister died
of cancer. d. ..-..T
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
Taxi Official Aids Newsies
+ Big Orphans Party

With the annual orphans party
of the carrier boys of The Wash
ington Times only a week away,
plans for the happiest kind of a
time have been rapidly taking
form. Not only have such organi-
cations as the Potomac Food Dis
tributors Association of South
west and the Southern Candy
Company cooperated in the most
hearty manner, but the transpor-
tation companies and the depart
ment stores have also given their
aid.
Today the following letter was
received:
washington Times Carriers
Orphans Party Director:
"In reply to your letter wish
to take this opportunity to COM
mend most highly The Wash
ingtOn Times Carrier Boys in
their splendid efforts in dedi-
eating their Annual Christmas
Party to the inmates of the
various OrphanageS Of the city,
and other unfortunate little
ones.
various members Of our
Board of Directors and myself
have had the opportunity in
previous years of witnessing the
spirit of Christmas cheer spread
among these little ones at your
party and we feel that it is
not .ly q pleasure to provide
transportation for these young
sters, but our duty also.
"If you will be kind enough
to send us the names and ad-
dresses of the various homes to-
gether with the time and num-
Der Of children to be trans
ported to and from RKO-Keith'S
Theater, am directed to pro-
vide transportation for every
inmate of the homes.
(Signed)
HARRY C. DAVIS,
pres. Ind. Taxi
"OwnerS' Assn, Inc" .
This is the party which the
RKO-Keith Theater aided SO
greatly in assuring by its gen
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
Ira GrlGUer to Head
ChiLLunt LOd0e

Ira K. Gruver will be installed
as master of Eureka Grange,
Chillum, Md, at ceremonies Janu-
ary IL. Other officers to be in
stalled are Raymond M. ACer,
overseer; Roy Matthews, chaplain;
Mrs. Ella @. Nalley, lecturer;
Fred Elchman, steward; Bernard
Joy, assistant steward; Mrs. Mat
tingly Ager, lady assistant stew
ard; Charles Miller, treasurer;
Miss Ruth Miller, secretary, and
D. Berry, gatekeeper.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
Arlington Lodge
US To Elect Officers

Arlington Lodge 1913, I. o. o. F,
will elect officers for the coming
year at a meeting in I. o. o. F,
hall. Clarendon, on December 81,
it was announced today by the
retiring Noble Grand William c,
Clever. ..... ... ...
Nominations are: Charles F.
Edwards, for noble grand; H. G.
Messner, for vice grand; William
L. Bragg, for secretary; j. w.
Myers, for treasurer; c. P. Helms,
for financial secretary and Wal
ter F. Huffman for trustee.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
Insult Crash Probe
Due Soon in Senate

Indications that the Senate
Banking Committee may take up
the insult utilities crash at an
early date were found yesterday
in the report that James E.
Stuart. committee agent. was in
Chicago making inquiries in the
case. Senator Peter Norbeck,
Banking Committee chairman,
said no date had been fixed for
inquiry,
The Washington times., 1932-12-17

|erous donation of a liberal per-
centage of the entire gross re-
ceipts when it was showing that
grea' picture, Little Orphan
Annie" Now, with all the goodies
such as candies, toys, nuts and
fruits assured, togethc.' with the
transportation to and. from the
theater, every little inmate of
Washington's many public homes
is certain of a grand time.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
London Times Sugge--!ts
Parliamentary Exchange

LONDON, Dec. II G.N.S0-A
suggestion that parliamentary
records on war debts be ex.
changed between the nations. in
volved was made by the London
Times in an editorial today.
The newspaper said the ex-
change of administrative debt
notes was not sufficient to keep
the nations informed of each
others true opinions.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
Hoover Debt Message
Waits on France

Until a new government Is
functioning in Paris and some
indication can be had of its pol
icy, President Hoover will hold UP
his expected message to Congress
apprising it officially Of the
French default.
This policy was decided upon
as a result of overtures made by
the French Ambassador, M. Clau-
del, who has assured officials
here that the French failure to
pay on Thursday is not to be
regarded as "a default" but
rather "a delay" necessitated by
the overthrow of the Herriot
cabinet.
The Washington times., 1932-12-17
AMY johnson
+. FORCED BACK

LONDON, Dec. II :, G.N.SJ.
Bad weather today caused further
delay in Amy johnson Mollison's
return flight from Cape Town to
her husband. Capt. J.
A. Mollison, announced. He said
he had received a message stat
ing she had been forced to re-
turn to Oran, Algeria, after TAX
ing off from there a few hours
earlier.
s. ST. MALO, France. Dec II
G.N.S0.-The hopes of Victor
Smith, 19-year-old South African
flier, for breaking the record set
by Amy johnson Mollison on a
flight from London to Cape
Town were set back today after
he was forced to bail out" when
his plane got out of control and
crashed,
La gaceta., 1932-05-12

Mena, Arkansas, OPP, Mayo
12.-Lucien Koch, j6ven direc-
tor del Common Wealth Labor
College, esta en- un viaje por ell
medic Oeste y en- uno de los dis
cursos que pronunciara ante los
estudiantes de la Universidad
de Chicago, lanzo la iniciativa
de organizar una Marcia de es-
tudiantes sobre ell distrito car
bonero del sudeste de kentuck.
Koch hizo un viaje a la IONA
afectada por la huelga, como
,jefe de una delegation del Com
mon Wealth College, y sus COM
paneros Y el fueron s~ecuestra-
dos por orden del jefe de policia
de Peineville, Ky, Y mas tarde
maltratados expulsados hacia
Virginia.
La Marcia hacia los campos
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
junto al Partido, sustentando el
criterio de Eugenio Chen, que

junto- al Partido, sustentando el
criterio de Eugenio Chen, que
ha sido ministro de negocios
extranjeros en- tres ocasiones
desde la %primavera de 1926.
Chen reside ahora en- la conce-
sion francesa, Observance con
ojo alerta Y critico las maniobra
de las negociaciones chino-japo-
nesas y las investigaciones que
realiza ell comite de la Liga de
Naciones. Fuera O dentro del
poder Eugenio Chen es una per
scnalidad en- China Y sus opinio
mes siempre son oidas con inte-
res aqui Y en- ell extranjero. Ell
habla con tanta claridad Que es-
candaliza a muchos diplomat
cos hipocritas y sus ATTITUDES en-
algunos casos son innegablemen
tie hirientes.
Chen ACADIA de hacer declara-
clones Y dice que ell Partido de-
Pueblo no debe ser confundido
con los hombrs de Marking, POI
cuantO son estos los que han he
cho perder popularidad al par
lido, con una gran parte del pue
bio chino.
"Fundar un nuevo partido en-
China seria perder tempo y es-
fuerzos. 70 estoy SECURE que el
pueblo chino busca ell gobierno
de 10 que Sc llama Gala Canto-
mesa del Kuomintang." Esta fac
J ci6n incluye muchos leaders que
no son cantonenses Y tiene gran
fuerZa en- ell Norte de China. Es-
ia etiqueta, Gala de Canton"
no tiene I'm significado geografi
leo sinO sectional, refiriendose
La gaceta., 1932-05-12

al hecho de que muchos de los
leaders son cantoneses.
Chen esta convencido de que
81 presente gobierno de Nank-
ing debe ser sustituido por un
nueVO regimen, eliminandO a lbs
generates Chang Kai-Chek y
Wang Ching-Wei.
eel Jap6n debe tener una po-
sici6n dominante en- ell vale
del Yangtze,-dice Y este ex-
plea su ataque cobre Shanghai
y SUI determination de mantle
ner tropas aquf." Los japonc-
seS quieren agregar Ell distrito
que tienen ocupado Il Ia IONA
International, pero g TO Is muv
difiCil que puedan con,eguirEo.
"Una vez dominado Shan
rtsi, 10 cual significa la domi-
nac.0n del rico vale del Yant-
y con la Manchuria en- sus
Igarras, ell Jap6n ten tria una
5uena oportunidad de ganar
ma guerra contra les kstados
Uni los. Solo una combination
1e las escuadras americana Q
inglcsa podria derrotarla. La
proportion naval de 5-5-3 es
acnveniente 81 America fuera
4 comba.ir con ell Jap6n Ell el
ladO Este de- Pacifico, pero ell
Japon no Sc aventurara hasta
ALA. Su presente flota, prote-
gida desde las islas de LuchOw
y Pescadores, pudieran mamie
ner.se Y dominar la costa de
China, Y la escuadra america
ma, lejos de su pals, probable
! mente no Sc atreverla a aries
garse por ell canal de Formosa
para un encuentro con los ia
.poneses.
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
LA FLOTA SALDRA DE MA
NIOBRAS SIN Ell AKRON

San Francisco, Mayo ,12.-
Ia flota de los Estados Undo
saldra hoy de la bahia sin es
perar la llegada del dirigible
Akron, llamado LOS Ojos de
la Armada"
Esperase que la gran nave
aerea amarre hoy al mastil de
Sunny Vale Y mas tarde Sc una
a Ia escuadra en- ell mar.
La flota que manda ell almi-
rante Schofield, Sc compone
de 100 barcos.
Ell buque mastil Patoka Sc ha
quedado aqui para auxiliar al
dirigible 81 es n%ecesario.
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
Noticias Telegraficas Condensadas

carboneros Sc hara con 5000
estudiantes, la mayor parte de
la Universidad de Chicago, la
Universidad de Pittsburgh y ell
Seminario Teol6gico de Mead
vile. Donald Thompson, vice
p~residente de Ia nueva sociedad
de Auxilio a los mineros, dice
que todos los leaders han ayu-
dado a aliviar la situaci6n de los
huelguistas y conocen bien ell te-
reno.
Frank j. Manning, estudian
te del Institute de Meadville,
que figure de manera prominen
La gaceta., 1932-05-12

te en- Ia huelga de la industrial
textil, en- New Bedford, en- 1929

tie en- Ia huelga de la industrial
ltextil, en- New Bedford, en- 1929
es secretario executive de la nue.
va sociedad estudiantil Y escri-
bio a Koch: "Estamos recogien-
do ropas y alimentos para los
mineros y trataremos de hacer
en Kentucky 10 que ell fondo de
auxiliO a los mineros viene ha-
ciendo en- Pennsylvania. Duran
te los dos 1ltimos trimestres 20
no concurrf a la escuela, para
TRAFALGAR con la organization de
Pennsylvania, cerca de Pitts
burgh. He visto communicates en-
teras arroiadas de las casas de
la compania v obligadas a vivir
y tiondas o en- BARRACKS cons.
truidas a toda prisa, y he visto
a communicates pasar dias ente-
ros con solo una comida. Las
condolences en- Kentucky, seg1n
me dicen, son mucho peores".
Koch replica: "jamas ha ha-
Dido una mas grande necesidad
entire obreros huelguistas que la
que ahora existe entire los explo
tados mineros de esa region. Y
nunca ha sido mas Imperative
una demanda de acci6n por par
te de los estudiantes america
nos"
La gaceta., 1932-05-12

New York, (FP), mayo IL
Los comunistas aparentemen-
tie nominaran a James z. Fost-
err como candidate a la Presi-
dencia en- las elecciones de no.
viembre. La convention nomi-
MADEIRA del partido comunista sc
reunira en- Chicago ell dia % de
Mayo.
Ell nombre de Ford esta en- IL
nea con la norma de los comu,
nistas de halagar a los negros
presentandoles un plano de i
gualdad. Ademas de Ford, anur
chase que cuatro negros van
ser agregados al Comite Contra
del Partido.
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
ANUNCIANDO AL PUEBLO
LATINO MI .~CANDIDATURA
PARA LA REELECTION CO.
MO CONDESTABLE DEL
DISTRITO NUN 2

Otros hablan mucho y no
hacen nad@ en- beneficio del
pueblo. Yo sirvo a mis- @onciu-
dadanos Y hablo POGO, tenien-
do por divisa la bondad Y la
correction. ST listed Quiere un
charlatan de CondeSbSble, no
vote por mi; pero 81 quiere un
hombre consecuente, sensatp
Y morigerado, deme su vote en-
las primarias de JUNO 7. Ell
pueblo del distrito No. 2, in
cluyendo a West Tampa, me
conNe y me apreci lyo lie
conozco v lie aprecid
Fred w. Newberger
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
REICHERS LISTO PARA SA
LIR HACIA PARIS

Newark, N. j., Mayo IL. =
81 ell tempo es favorable a las
10 de la noche de hoy saldr5
con rumbo a Paris ell aviado1
Lou Reichers, cue recientemer
tie hiciera un vuelo sin parada
desde ell Canada a la Habana
E aparato de Reichers fu6 ms
pc ccionado y aprobado hoy
por ell comandante Doolittle
ell c5lebre piloto.
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
SIGUE Ell
DEFICIT FEDERAL

Washington, Mayo 12.-El
deficit del gobierno de los Els.
tados Unidos para ell ano fiscal
1882 lego ell dfa 10 de mayo
a la suma de $3.50, 1861
con la perspectiva de aumental
a tres mil millones o mas an.
tes de que ell ano finalice en-
JUNO 80.
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
TEA4ROS
CASINO

GCuando te suicidas?, con la
encantadora Imperio Argentina
vuelve a pasar hoy por la panta-
LA de este teatro, a petici6n del
p1blico. La obra esta LENA de
incidentes de fina y original
comicidad
Complete Ell monumental pro-
grama THE Yellow Ticket, en-
ingles, con ELISA Landi y Lion
ell Barrymore. Las escenas de
esta cinta Observation-Disclosures
dramatica, Sc desarrollan en- la
Russia de los tiempos Zaristas.
La gaceta., 1932-05-12

Shanghai, mayo 12.- Ell Par
lido del Pueblo-esto es ell YER
dadero partido del pueblo, algo
diferente del gobierno de Nan
king-permanece con la es-
peranza de China y las agresio-
mes japonesas contra China ha-
ran que ell pueblo Sc agrupe
La gaceta., 1932-05-12
RITZ

Exhibe Gel Cuerpo del Deli
to-, pelicula detectivesca en- la
la que brillan los notables &C
torres Antonio Moreno Y Perell6
de 'Segiurola, y la interesante
actriz Maria Alba.
Tambien sc exhibe "Seas Be
Meath, un emocionante comba-
te naval en- ell Atlantico, durante
la guerra mundial, entire una
goleta misteriosa de la armada
americana y varios submarines
alemanes.