Reporter Describes Cuban
Arsenal In Miami Area
WASHINGTON — U.S. gov
ernment agents may be investi
gating a report of Cuban refugee
arsenals in Miami. But, if so, they
are doing it in secrecy and silence.
Official spokesmen in Washing
ton refuse to say whether they
are investigating or, in fact, have
the duty to investigate the report.
John Raymond, in a story copy
righted by the Boston Traveler,
wrote that he had spent four days
with Cuban freedom fighters in
Miami last month and had seen
Cuban exiles loading grenades in
an apartment and had noticed a
100-pound bomb in a backyard
shed. The Traveler said Raymond,
in future articles, would describe
Cuban arsenals in Miami.
The stories, which are being
distributed nationally by the As
sociated Press, provoked a round
of “no comments” in Washington.
The FBI said, “We can’t have
any comment on that at all.”
The Customs Bureau said it
would have no jurisdiction in the
matter unless some attempt was
made to export arms.
The State Dept, said, “We’re not
in the law enforcement business.
That’s the job of the Justice Dept.”
The Justice Dept, said it would
have nothing to say about the spe
cific case except: “We investigate,
and have investigated, violations of
the Neutrality Act.”
The Neutrality Act forbids any
one from launching an invasion
from American soil against coun
tries that are not at war with the
United States.
During 1962 owners of U.S. Sav
ings Bonds amassed a total of al
most $1.4 billion in interest on
Series E Bonds which they still
hold.
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Two U.S. Scientists
Will Study Salmon
Abundance Aboard
Japanese Vessel
SEATTLE — Two Seattle
fisheries scientists will board a
Japanese salmon mothership soon
to conduct a study of salmon abun
dance in the North Pacific Ocean.
Selected for the project are Clin
ton Atkinson, Director of the Seat
tle Biological Laboratory of the
Federal Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries and Frank Fukuhara, a
senior biologist at the laboratory.
The ship, the Mcisei Maru, will
leave Hokadate, Japan, May 15
and be on the high seas about two
months.
Atkinson and Fukuhara will be
aboard for part of the cruise.
“This is something we have
been wanting to do for years,”
Atkinson said.
“We want to know what a
sample of fish means in terms of
aboundance. A mothership with
catcher boats around it is a good
place to get this information.”
Japan extended the invitation
after the United States govern
ment asked whether it would be
possible to place a scientific team
on a mothership.
The results of the study will be
made available to all three mem
bers of the North Pacific Fisheries
Treaty — Japan, the United States
and Canada.
Atkinson said the information
could prove valuable in predict
ing Bristol Bay salmon runs for
the American fishing industry.
“What does it mean, for ex
Sen. Gruening Protests
Enforcement of Ban On
Shooting Ducks in Alaska
WASHINGTON W — Sen. Er
nest Gruening protested yesterday
the Interior Department’s interpre
tation of a 1916 migratory bird
compact between the United
States and Canada is working an
unnecessary hardship on Eskimos.
He told the Senate the compact
prohibits hunting ducks and cer
tain other birds between March 10
and Sept. 12, but that until 1961
this had never been treated as pre
venting Eskimos from shooting
ducks for food during this season.
Gruening urged the department
to reverse its stand, saying that to
do so would not jeopardize the
conservation of ducks for hunters
in this country and Canada.
POPEYE Bud Sagendorf
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ample, when you set your net and
get 100 fish?” Atkinson explained.
“Is that luck? How many fish
are out there?
“To get the answers requires
simultaneous observations from a
number of boats on the high seas
—at the same time and in the
same place. This is a real oppor
tunity for us.”
The scientists will compile in
dexes of abundance, age and
species as they collect the samples.
Red salmon pink*' md chums will
be include^ -*e study.
The Unite States has shared
information with Japan for sev
eral years by permitting Japanese
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observers to be in Bristol Bay al
the height of the salmon runs.
In addition to the salmon project
the United States and Canada ar<
placing observers on four Japan
ese vessels conducting experi
mental bottom fishing this sum
mer in the Gulf of Alaska.
These scientists are taking note
on what the Japanese gear i
catching, including the effect o
halibut.
Halibut in these waters so fai
are reserved to American and
Canadian fishermen under the
North Pacific Treaty.
Permission for the gulf observers
was arranged here last November
at the annual meeting of the In
ternational North Pacific Fish
eries Commission.
These Japanese ships were iden
tified as the Akebono Maru, Taiyo
Maru, Tenryu Maru and Seiji Maru.
It took an international relay
Sunday for one of the observers,
George Tanonaka, a Seattle Bu
reau of Commercial Fisheries bi
ologist. to reach the Seiji Maru.
A Canadian research vessel
transferred Tanonaka from Kodiak
to the Japanese vessel on the high
seas south of the Alaska Peninsula.
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Billy Graham Is Not
Interested In Politics
MONTREUX, Switzerland t/P —
Evangelist Billy Graham said he is
not interested in any political of
fice.
Graham was commenting on a
report by the Dallas Times Herald
that oil millionaire H. L. Hunt is
thinking of supporting him for the
1964 Republican presidential no
mination. Hunt later said he did
not favor anyone for the nomina
tion and said it wasn’t likely the
evangelist has political ambitions.
Graham is here for the wed
ding of his daughter Virginia to
Stephan Tchividjian, son of a
Swiss financier.
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14 Million Citrus Trees Killed
LAKELAND, Fla. UV—‘The mid
winter freeze killed 14 million cit
rus trees and it will take at least
six years to replace them, says
Florida Citrus Mutual.
As a result, the cooperative said,
Florida's citrus crop next year will
be about one-third smaller than
this year’s harvest. The mutual
I said next season’s orange ship
ments will be about the same as
this year’s, which were the small
est in 30 years.
The average baby cries 113 min
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My Country ’Tis of Thee . Smith
By the Audience
Leader Jimmy Schadler Accompanist Debbie Schadler
The Lost Kitten . Ketterer
The Elevator . Ketterer
Mary Schadler
Chimes . D’Auberge
The Big Bass Drum . D’Auberge
- Jimmie Schadler
Sleepy Time . Ketterer
A Little Waltz . Fischer
Susan Mclver
Galloping Horses . Howell
Clapping Song . Howell
Marvel Bachelder
Making Snowballs . Ketterer
Twinkle, Twinkle . Small
Nathan Bachelder
Morning from “Peer Gynt Suite” . Grieg
My First Recital Piece . Kerr
Rachel Bachelder
Musette . Bach
Bridal Chorus from “Lohengrin” . Wagner
Joel Bachelder
Three Pals . Six Hands . Reed
Bethel, Daniel and Joel Bachelder
Airy Fairies . Spaulding
Betty’s Wooden Shoe Dance . Light
Teresa Walsh
Little Lead Soldier . Duet . Ketterer
Cathy and Teresa Walsh
Baccarolle from “The Tales of Hoffman” . Offenbach
When the Saints Go Marching In . Redding
Pat Beaver
The Humming Bird . Thompson
At Dawn . Ketterer
Virginia Reader
Onward Christian Soldiers, Duet . Sullivan
Caroline and Virginia Reader
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“Piano Practicing” a Reading . Edgar A. Guest
Gertrude Fondell
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Prayer . Sibelius
Dutch Dance . Thompson
Becky Mclver
On Yonder Rock Reclining .. Auber
Menuet . Bach
Janice Mclver
Spinning Song . Ellmenreich
Pathetique from 6th Symphony . Tchaikowsky
Kay Mclver
La Cucaracha . Mexican Folk Song
Toreador Song from “Carmen” . Bizet
Cathy Walsh
Viva La Compagnie.. French Folk Song
Chorale from “Ninth Symphony” . Beethoven
Johnny Schadler
Albumblatt from “Fur Elise” . Beethoven
Musetta’s Waltz Song from “La Boheme” . Puccini
Prelude in C Minor . Chopin
Debbie Schadler
Starlight Waltz . Brainerd
Theme (from “Liebestraum No. 3 . Liszt
Caroline Reader
Parade of The Tin Soldiers . Forrest
Battle Hymn of The Republic . Stowe
Daniel Bachelder
The Little Sheperdess from Ancient Modal Tune . Stevens
Triumphal March from “Aida” . Verdi
For You I Am Praying . Sankey
Bethel Bachelder
The Secret . Strauss
Greensleeves . Traditional
Now The Day Is Over. Bamby
Joel DeVore