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or tickets. I . ‘ . . tiou m freighter which survwed 13 days ' ) _ cm re. dim wheat partlde ' .wgy. ' CG “a Ml. Cw. of raging fire and three weeks fondant is Westfail-Larsen Ships by Camel“.n payinenu on prevlotl years At lent M w.- uie word at“ an mm a m ‘ of undin s u r i, may be ' pins CompanyyBerlen ' NOW“: . grain crops. net cash advances m m .P° g l d. ,- farmers twin {mixing opera daily between Moll stripped of her treasure and vowner of the San use - tion, in me first three months on turn - atom grail;st wast- um m m from Tuna" . mu“ am probably . .scuttled at sea. . rd $375. em Canada deﬂc My pay- an m ‘ t h ~ fr m Bahamas Airwa s by the ﬁ- . - NAVY EXPENSES ' of 1964 ruse to at reco ‘ . _ “on Slit in? an? arms: rhino than“; iii‘fi‘ﬁhni‘ .Aﬂsrhm “it”: “h‘ m“ °’ “"‘““' m “"3333 W” mm‘mowm“.ﬁm "at A... m... .... o... ... ‘ nly armed force in the islands. . ‘ ‘ “ . ~ ‘ g owe ere a . . a ere. ‘ ' . Eli; Val/Still; ognéheshlanallil’lzl‘xil:; “vi-0 Hui Lyon lo Their job is to keep out of 1 wetlsmbggghecé’l’gsl S‘j’l‘vehfrsafggé'l firemen put out the fire. Some This is about higher The signiﬁcant increase in in- in western Canada. m ovum“ “m m w. as the eyes of a Swedish film some make for. bay 531 justlthe Bahamas both anti-Castro south of here She “es stranded'l $260,000 worth of silver aboard m the revised “tuna” of come in the months to Smmm 9W, .3 qumh u mum p... starlet and are just as beckon- d m, d h' -n [adventurers and Cuban vesselsi th ~h d . th ee samwas removed by the govern- . attributed largelytoashemrue the ant “WW _ ,. “we” of . cmened mm in” ygamﬁerrto’lﬁt 13,31“ mugﬁlai fishing either for escaped rcfu-‘vaeg'dgggefuﬁg m r ment to cover a claim compen- $655,400,000 for the same period in Guam“ when W, 000' down m sumo.“ . “M WW u but ‘i‘hey lure the care-free by the l E Ilne b d‘d wh n ‘he made gees or Bahamian fish. That 51- d in the De_ I sating for navy expenses in blt- last you and also the prekus men“ to gas 500,000 during the thousands - tourists after tim- hgulgngiall 1on th: New World Mums. the 8°Wmme'" W‘s; l dadieri'i'si’iit Svept the l3151-1 ﬂing “‘0 “819- first we“ 0‘ 1953- Cub mm m “Wm. mg no” amounts tango. and tonic: sport fisher- 415 centuries 830- Others aim ‘hagetgleelzizgl'heti: giggllfom vessel 8 month ago Whenl Nearly a“ the $100,000 alum. M m W'h‘egw hu- out to DIARY PRODUCTS GAINS “3' mum in ‘1‘ m“. HARRISBURG. PI. (GP-AP) men in quest of marlin in the; for Cay Lobos. The beam fromlan . s I l. . ti she was 380 miles south of San inum cargo has been removed sea and sa. Diego de- w W {m wheat u mm W wrmmo‘ ‘ Governor wanna w. m deeps and'boneflsh m the shal- its candy - cane striped light-,hamian cooking pots writhou 01880 and 29mm.” off the cmttby salvage“. Copper vﬂued .t The po bgd be me time d «um m by mud la, a“ WI 0‘ the of Pennsylvwm cm hr lowsfi dZillioiialres :eeklnfg t:he 1 house Is clparly VlSlble from 1 Cuban interference. .o f BaJa California.bound from l $600000 was expected to be up wa:2v52£m on: be bmmdmc near w 000 move me 1963 m. n W wig, an 91-9. an Rapubum growth?! rare le companions lp o o er,C ba. 15 mi es away. - . lLon Beach, Calif.. to France. ' . ' ' '. . i t n ' zillionaires: escapists escaping} uThe RAF has left the Ba- 3° "m d" u" “we plane Agloth person. Miss Joyce vaged shortly. into port for salvaging. Port iirstouanor ootiniate of 3m. viwhmdwmmhu” 1101111“th “'9' “gm?”

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ED. . . m d e moan of a remote out island. . been taken (“.61. by a twilbenJ longest and lovehest police beat leaped through a “whole. She 1e, and he Wm remove the cop- the channel or pollute the ber- gifMM also were recorded for steam? the tint three axerclaa pt‘olr oily

An" the “'awls 315“ “Ting ‘ sine. six-seatcr plane charterediin the world. I was not found. A $75,000 suit has per. 'llhen. he said, he may re- iii: “30" “I” ‘0 5°!" drama and. Sometimes, tragedy. 1‘

For if the Communist curtain in Europe is iron and that in, \sia bamboo. the one off Cubal is made of this exquisitely blue l water and along much of its. length lie the Bahamas. .

This geographical fact of life sometimes splashes like a fall- ing coconut into the otherwise tranquil life of the Bahamas. There have been several out- bursts of gun fire involving Cu~ * bans trying to get into Cuba to get at Castro and-or Cubans fleeing Cuba to get away from

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'I‘ Bahamian predicament arises because. while self-gov- erning internally. the islands still are a British colony and Britain has diplomatic relations with Cuba.

About a year ago the waters of the old Spanish Main were hopping as they hadn‘t since the

ays when pirates called the ‘ Bahamas home. Instead of gal- I _ '> = ‘ icons the vessels were powerful ’ .g “ ‘ ‘ ' sport fishing boats and swift ' ' outboard skiffs. .

hey had come out from Flor-1 lda. refuelled or picked up arms from caches on the isolated cays (islands) of the long Bahama chain and then. gas~powered grandsons of Sir Francis Drake. sped down on the Cuban main- land by night to singe the beard of the Cuban leader.

Private planes would file a flight plan from Fort Lauder- dale. say, to Bimini in the Ba- hamas. just 50 miles across the Gulf Stream. if the plane took four hours for the flight instead of 20 minutes who was to say it hadn't: landed on an isolated strip somewhere in the islands. picked up some explosives and flown to Bimini by way of a bombing run over Cuba? 0n the other band. who was to say it had?

AMBUSH ADVENTURERS

A year ago the Bahamian pow lice ambushed 16 anti-Castro’ Cubans and a young American adventurer as they brought their 35-foot cabin cruiser into iso lated Norman Cay to refuel for a raid on Cuba.

'lliey were armed with a no- mm. cannon. several machine- zuns and rifles. Their ammuni- tion was conﬁscated and they

were departed to the U s Themﬂighlinarphmatlunenourg, Nova Scotlo. which opens todav- where. their weapons somehow

having disappeared. they were \ ouestioned and released. , f .

When. last August. Castro: patrol ships captured 19 Cu-l

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Traffic slowed perceptibly into Cuba. In a recent 48-hour period 27 Cuban refugees landed on Bahamian territory. They come

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