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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
$4,000 Fleeing Homes
Along Florida Coast

Rutledge, general manager OF
Florida Citrus Mutual, said
grapefruit, because of its heavi-
ness, would suffer more from
wind damage than oranges and
tangerines. The fruit is just be-
ginning to mature.
Six newspapers in the Tampa
Bay area went to press early
with Sunday editions in an eff
fort to get the papers to dis
tribution points prior to the
arrival of the hurricane.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
NAVY

Continued From Page A-1O
back candidate, and Fullback
Joe Matalavage, the stars.
Myron Pottios, left guard and
captain, is the only senior on
the Irish starting line, which
ranges in size from Les Traver,
6-foot, 190-pound left end, to
Joe Carollo. 6-foot-2, 230-pound
right tackle.
Navy Has Veteran Line
BY contrast, the Navy line
listed only two non-seniors,
Steve Hoy. sophomore left guard
and John Hewitt, the other
guard, whose aggreSsiveness
makes up for lack Of bulk,
Hewitt a Junior. stands SILL
and weighs 1876 pounds. Navy's
biggest linemen are Center
Frank Visited, 60 and 223, and
Tackle Ron Erchul, 6-3 and 221
Victory today would keep
Navy, this weeks fourth-ranked
team in the Associated Press
poll, high on the list of bowl
game eligibles. The Middies
have strong Duke next week and
weak Virginia the following
week.. Then, they get a week
of to get ready 4 i the finale
against Army
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Firemen Hurt
BY Police Auto
At Mishup Scene

The chief of the Baileys
Crossroads Volunteer Fire De-
partment and one other fire
man were struck last night by
a Fairfax County police cruiser
at the scene Of an auto wreck
at Baileys Crossroads, police
reported.
Chief George E. Hoffman, Al,
of BIS Wheat court. Fairfax,
was treated at Alexandria Hos
pital and released. The other
fireman, James L. Phillips, 49,,
of 1850 South Columbus street,
Arlington, also was treated and
released.
Police said the cruiser was
driven by Pvt. Paul st. Clair.
who was about to leave the
scene of a two-car collision to
go to Alexandria Hospital when
the f1remen were struck. Police
said they are investigating how
the accident occurred.
A fire official said firemen
were sent to the first accident
because gasoline had spilled in
a ditch and caught fire. Two
passengers in one of the cars
involved in the first accident
were taken to Alexandra Hos
pital for multiple decorations.
Police listed them as Albert H.
Combs, 10, of HOO John Mar
shall drive, Falls Church, and
John Vernon, 18, of GIL Plumb
street, Vienna.
The fire official said two other
firemen, Jack Robinson, 46, and
Thomas Kirby, 81, were bruised
by the cruiser.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
U.S.. Says 1t Can Prove
Cubo Gets Red Arms

In pointing up the need fol
a committee inquiry, the United
States note said the Castro
regime apparently is trumpet
ing its false charges" Of United
States aggression as q coveruT
for Mr.. Castro's own military
buildup with help from the
Reds.
with the notorious assist
ance Of extracontinental pow.
ers, specifically those of the
Soviet bloc, Cuba is expanding
rapidly its capacity to give
armed support to the spreac
Of its revolution in other parts
Of the Americas" the United
States note said. ,
UnlOadings Are Secret
Because of Mr.. Castro'E
secrecy shield over the unload
ing Of ship cargoes and around
military bases. United States
experts were unable to give
exact figures on the amount ol
arms arriving from behind the
Iron Curtain.
The amount was described al
many thousands Of tons anC
was said to include small arm
automatic weapons, ight
tanks, light artillery, mortar
and howitzers.
In Havana, sources said morI
than $4,000 tons Of Communist
arms and ammunition havI
arrived between August l anC
October 81 alone.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Woman Fined
In Rope Hoax

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20 (AP).-
A young white woman who
admitted making up a story
of being kidnapped September
IT, held captive for % hours
and raped repeatedly by five
Negroes was fined a maximum
Of $500 and costs in police
court yesterday.
Mrs. Wanda Lou Lands, 20,
whose soldier husband is over
seas. Immediately filed an afh-
davit of appeal.
She was charged with making
a false report to police. Mrs.
Lands still faces a State
charge of making a false report
of a law violation a misde-
meanor punishable on convic-
ton by a fine Of 500 to 81, 600
and a Jail term of 80 days to
one year. Trial on this charge
has been set for November 16
Mrs. Lands story aroused
the indignation of the city. A
few days later. under question
ing, she admitted she had lied
in the hope it would result in
her husband being returned
from Germany.
She told police she spent the
time with a Coast Guardsman
in a deserted house.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Giants and Green Boy
Fovored to Keep Going

Coast trip at San Francisco
against the Forty Miners (2-3).
Baltimore's defending cham
pions, battling to get back into
the Western Division race, after
losing two of their i've games,
are favored by IA points over
the winless Cowboys at Dallas,
The Philadelphia Eagles
(4-1), second in the Eastern Di-
vision, are idle. Thus the Cleve-
land Browns (3-D can move
into o tie for runnerup honors
back Of the Giants by beating
the Redskins (1-1-2) here in
Washington. The Browns are
l0-point favorites although
they lost to the Eagles last Sun
day.
The winless Los Angeles
Rams (0-4-D, who broke q 12-
game losing streak last Sunday
by tying the Bears. are at home
to Detroit Q-3) in the leagues
other game. The Rams are
favored by q touchdown, al
though the Lions lone victory
was a 30-17 decision over the
Colts last Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
By the Associated Press

There's one thing sure to
happen in the American Foot
ball League tomorrow.
The Los Angeles Chargers
Ind the Oakland Raiders will
be roofing for the Dallas Tex
ans to upset the Denver Bron-
cps at Denver. In that event
the Western Division race
would be turned into q four
way scramble with Denver and
Los Angeles tied for first, 4-3,
and Oakland and Dallas right
behind at 4-4 and 3-4.
The position Of the first
place Houston Oilers C5-D in
the Eastern Division is not
threatened in their game to-
morrow with the third-place
Buffalo Bills (2-D at Buffalo.
Los Angeles and Oakland
moved into their contending
positions last night with VIC
, tories over the Boston Patriots
and New York TitanS. Los An
geles had an easy time against
Boston, 45-16, but Oakland had
to come from behind three
times to nip New York, 1927.
The winning Oakland touch
down came midway of the last
quarter with the Titans ahead,
27-21. The veteran Babe Pa
rilh, former Kentucky star,
sparked a 71-yard drive with
his passing. Jetstream Smith
got the tying touchdown on a
9-yard run and Larry Barnes
coolly kicked the winning point
from placement.
Earlier, the Raiders had tied
at TT and at 14-14, then fell
behind at 24-14 before stag
ing their winning rally in the
rain before a sparse crowd at
the Polo Grounds. One of New
York's touchdownS, the one
that broke the TT tie, came on
q 99-yard return of q punt by
Leon Burton. But young Tom
Flores hurled q 61-yard scor-
ing pass to AL Hoisington that
again deadlocked the score
New York went ahead, 21-14,
on a 71-yard pass just before
the end of the half from AL
Dorow to Art Powell. Bill
Shockley booted two field goals
for New York in the second
half before the Raiders came
up with their two last-quarter
touchdowns.
It was o different story at
Boston where Los Angeles
avenged an earlier $50 defeat
by the Patriots. The Chargers
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Five Fine Years

HOLLYWOOD NANA). -
Ann SOtheFn Is breathing
easier since settling for $99,-
900 the Governments income
tax claim Of $187, 900 against
her. Well. 90 grand is still
a lot Of money. Ann collected
81, ,217.000 when she sold her
Private Secretary" series. She
also owns so per cent of the
present Ann Sothern Show" !"
And i've years ago this girl
was Ill, and broke!
Lee Remick has capitulated
and will buy q home in Hol-
lywood. Il fought against it, +"
Lee admits, "but I've decided
Hollywood is the place to bring
up a child" Beverly Hills, to
be exact But, on the other
side Of the continent, Natalie
Wood and husband Robert
Wagner have bought a brown
stone house on New -York's
fashionable East Side.
Gary Cooper has bought him
self a shiny Rolls Royce in
London-but he won't drive 1t
over there on the wrong" side
Of the road. It will be shipped
to America to await Gary's
completion of "The Naked
Edge" in England This
movie, for Marion BrandO's
Pennebaker Company, intrigued
HermiOne GingOld, also in the
picture. to such an extent that
she says she's buying a motor
bike and a black leather jacket,
a la Brando.
Laurence Harvey dies half
way through his present movie,
"The SpinSter" with Shirley
MacLaine. When I asked, why
Qld you accept the part?" he
replied, Rarely do you get q
script that makes you wonder
If you can measure up to it."
Has it been printed that
blond Joan Caulfield is marry
ing a Glendale (Calif.) dentist =?
Columbia bought angel
Baby" starring baby-faced
George Hamilton and SaIOme
JenS, with an excellent script
by Grin B0rsten. Cute two
some at the Malmaison Res
taurant in New York: Pat
OBrien and Joe Di Maggie.
No wonder Judy Garland is
leaving the London she loves
for the Beauville Hotel, Miami
Beach, in January - owne /
Morris Lansburg will pay her
$4,000 for a one-night stand
Evening star., 1960-10-29
FIGHT

Continued From Page A-1O
when an angered Andrade re-
taliated with one Of his few
flurrieS Of the night. Brown
resumed his laughing in later
rounds.
Cisco got under Browns
lengthier reach In the eighth
and landed what looked to be
the hardest punch Of the fight
"a corking right to the cham
pion's jaw. It hurt Brown.
Andrade said Brown shook
him up in the 18th. Cisco
added:
Before that, he didn't hurt
me. How can left-handed
fiicks hurt you?"
Browns famed right. seldom
connected, but he didn't need
it. His left jabs to the head
and left hooks to the stomach
were more than enough.
The champion said. he wants
to go after title defense No. 10
before the end Of the year -
against either Eddie Perkins or
Len Matthews. A telegram
from Perkins, challenging the
winner, was read from ringside
at the start Of the fight.
Brown was in for a $40, 600
guarantee, Andrade for a 20
per cent cut. The Olympic pro-
moters estimated the gross at
SIS, 900.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
COLLEGES
Continued From Page A-1O

Continued From Page A-1O
tangles with Texas Christian
in a Southwest Conference
game.
The only other major un-
defeated, united teams in the
country are New Mexico State
(6-O which plays Arizona State,
Yale t5.0). which has a date
with Dartmouth, and Rutgers
$50, which tangles with VII
la1ova.
In the only game between
two members of the top 10,
Ohio State (4-1l No. 8 meets
Michigan State (3-1-D No. 10
in a Big Ten game. This will
be a battle for survival because
the loser probably will be
eliminated from the race.
Washington, No. 8, plays
Oregon. after coming through
with a hairbreath triumph over
Oregon State last week. Oregon
has been beaten only once.
Incentive for VPI
Colorado, tied with Missouri
for the Big Eight lead, trys to
keep in the running against
defending champion Oklahoma,
while Virginia Tech can tie
VMI for the Southern Confer
ence lead with a victory over
Richmond. Princeton, tied
with Yale for the Ivy lead,
plays Brown, and Florida at
tempts to stay even with Mis-
sissippi in the Southeastern
Conference with a voctory over
Auburn.
Utah State and Wyoming,
both 40 in the Skyline Con-
ference. M ct, respectively,
Brigham Young and Utah.
Other top games:
EaSt-Miami (Ohio) at Army,
Massachusetts, at Boston u,
Lehigh at Bucknell, Colgate at
Buffalo. Cornell at Columbia,
Penn at Harvard, Marquette at
Holy Cross, West Virginia at
Penn State, Villanova at Rut-
gers.
South-Presbyterian at The
Citadel, Kentucky at Florida
State, Tulsa at Georgia, South
Carolina at Maryland. Georgia
Tech at Duke, Alabama at Mis-
Sissippi State. North Carolina
at Tennessee, William and Mary
at Tulane (night), Clemson at
Vanderbilt, Wake Forest at
Virginia.
Midwest-Xavier at Cincin-
matt, Northwestern at Indiana
Bradley at Drake, Iowa State
at Oklahoma State, Illinois a,
Purdue, Dayton at Wichita
(night), Michigan at Wisconsin
Southwest - MissiSsippi
Southern at Abilene Christian
Houston at North Texas, Texas
Tech at Rice, Arkansas at
Texas ASSM (night), Southern
Methodist at Texas, Hardin
Simmons at Texas Western.
Far West Southern Cali
fornia at Stanford, Washington
State at San Jose, Montana al
Colorado State, West Texas al
Arizona tight), New Mexico
State at Arizona State (pight)
Evening star., 1960-10-29
py the Associated Press

The record books will show
there is no such thing as a sure
winner in the National Football
League. But II form holds true
for tomorrow's six games, the
New York Giants still will be
sAnbeaten at the top of the
Eastern Division and the Green
Bay Packers and Chicago Bears
will be tied for the Western
Division lead.
The Giants C3-0). still oper-
Afing without the passing arm
ot Charlie Conerly but with
Halfback Alex Webster avail
able for at least limited duty,
are favored to take the st.
Louis Cardinals (2-3) by 10
points at Yankee Stadium.
Earlier in the season at st,
Louis, the Eastern leaders
thumped the Cards, 35-l4.
Green Bay (3-D and Chicago
(3-1-D are both touchdown
favorites. The Packers will be
at Pittsburgh for a game with
the ever-tough Steelers (2-2-D
and the Bears complete a West
Evening star., 1960-10-29

Iron Curtain countries since
August l. Knocked-down air.
craft-either helicopters or jet
fighters-were reported among
shipments unloaded at out-of'
the-way ports.
First Reaction Mild
Government controlled morn.
ing papers reported the new!
about the Marines spending the
week end at Guantanamo, but
the reaction was much mildel
than expected.
! Revolution also reported ir
banner headlines that Latir
America is ready to fight fol
Cuba "in the face Of imperialiSt
provocations." The semiofficia
paper published a series o1
Cuban News Agency dispatche.
with statements Of student anc
labor support from Argentina
Chile, Peru, Colombia, Uruguay
Brazil and Costa Rica.
The United Nations an.
nounced that the full Genera
Assembly would meet Monda!
to hear a new appeal by Cubs
for a quick hearing on it!
charges that the United States
plans a grand-scale invasion.
The Assembly's Steering
Committee has recommended
that the complaint be HANDLED
first by the Political Committe,
in. the normal procedure
course that would delay debatt
for about a month. But th'
CubanS want a full Assembl!
debate at once.
Guatemalan President Migue
Ydigoras declared yesterda.
Cuban press reports of an in
vasion fleet assembled at tn
Guatemalan port Of Puert'
Barrios were completely false.
The Cuban press almos
ignored the departure last nigh
of United States Ambassado.
Philip Bonsal, recalled to Wash
ington for consultations for tn,
third time since he came her
early in 1859. Each time h
has been recalled United States
Cuban relations were at a low
Few persons expected MIN t,
return this time.
The tall, austere diplomat
who has borne much persona
abuse in his 22-month assign
ment to Cuba, left smilingl,
amid jeers and cheers.
The jeers were from dock
workers as he boarded the Wes
Palm Beach ferry. The cheer
came from long lines of Cuban
waiting at the Embassy 70
visas to leave for the Unite'
States.
AS a result Of tensions owe
fear of bloodshed and neN
regulations of private property
about $4,000 Cubans have ap
plications on file for visa;
These are being handled at
rate Of 400 a day.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Holly WOOD
By SHEftAH GRAHAM

Good things Desi Arnez went
East to see Lucille Ball. One
OF the small-part players in
Lucy's wildcat" Show, Vic
Cutrere, is more than mildly
interested in the lady with the
bright red hair. Vic was once
almost" engaged to Billy
Roses second wife Eleanor
Holm.
I wouldn't be surprised if
Hal Hayes, who was once sup
poSedly engaged to Zsa Zsa
GabOr-although I never took
this seriously-will never re-
turn to Los Angeles from Mex
leo where he went to live when
his troubles with the govern
ment hit the front pages. Halls
brother has closed his Los
Angeles office, and Joined him
south of the border.
To go back to one of my
favorite topicS-Rolls Royces-
Gina LOllObrigida bought a
beauty between filming takes
in her Come September" movie
In Italy and the Italians are in
q quandry-don't know which
to whistle at, Gina or her auto.
TheIma Ritter, co-starring
with Clark Gable and MariIyn
Monroe in "The Misf1ts," was
asked If she used the Method.
ANY experienced actor has a
method" said Thelma. "All
you have to do is to make con-
tact with the audience-that'S
method, and a successful one"
Otto Preminger, who rules
his movie sets like a king,
yelled at a photographer who
turned away on the Exodus"
set. Don't turn your back on
me-" The lens lad pondered
this for a second. then shouted
back, That's all right; I can
still HEAR you"
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Chargers and Oakland
Tighten Roce in AFL

turned the game into q rout
before 1898 by piling up q
$50 halftime lead.
Paul Mcguire and Paul Lowe
Sparked the Los Angeles at
tack. Lowe. the former Oregon
State star, was q constant
threat. He got loose for one
76-yard scoring run and again
for a 6S-yard sprint to the Bos-
ton IL.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
BY the Associated Press

United States authorities
plan to make public next week
what they said will be proof
backing up State Department
charges that the Soviet bloc
is shipping vast amouts of arms
to Cuba.
The State Department made
the charges late yesterday, the
first time the United States
Government officially has
alleged the sending of Com
munist military gear and tech
nicians to the government Of
Premier Fidel Castro.
The United States charges
were contained in a note to
Secretary General Jose A. Mora
of the 21-nation Organization
Of American States. ;
OAS Inquiry Urged =
The United States asked that
the special OAS six-nation
committee set up last August
to look into the United States
Cuban dispute get going on the
job. The United States has
signifled its willingness to CO.
operate in q committee inquiry
Cuba has not followed suit.
If Cuba formally refuses to
cooperate with the OAS group
United States strategists figure
this will put the onus or
Mr.. Castro and will be a for
ward step in efforts to get the
OAS to act jointly against him
Evening star., 1960-10-29
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer

= No. 4, you should fade and
wait. In all probability your
coach. Otto Graham has in
stalled Cleveland Browns pass
ing patterns with the primary
target open in two seconds
secondary target in four, and
check-of man in six.
Question on Page A-11)
Distributed By The Register and
Tribune syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-10-29
CastroGives
Stand on Base

CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 20 (AP)
-Fidel Castro was quoted
today as saying Cubans are not
such Idiots" as to try to take
the United States naval base
at Guantanamo by force.
Instead, Cuba will demand
through the United Nations
that the base be evacuated, the
Cuban Prime Minister was
quoted as telling an inter-
viewer for the weekly Akhbar
el Yom, Said Sonbol. He
recently visited Cuba.
The report covered a full
page and was devoted mostly
to the Castro version of the
reasons for deterioration in
United States Cuban relations.
The reference to the Guam
tanamo base came as Prime
Minister Castro commented on
a statement by Admiral Arleigh
Burke, United States Chief of
Naval Operations, that the
United States would fight back
if Cuba should try to take
Guantanamo by force.
Mr.. Sonbol said Mr.. Castro
told him Admiral Burke's
statements show that United
States officials want "to pro-
woke U.S." The article gave
this statement from Mr.. Castro:
"Who said that we will at
tack the American naval base?
We're not such idiots as to dc
such an act which may enable
them the Americans) to inter-
fere in our internal affairs
This is their wish, but we will
not give them an opportunity
to do so.
I'VE demand evacuation o1
the Guantanamo base because
the Cuban people do not want
this base, which they consider
unlawful occupation of part oi
the fatherland. We will demand
evacuation of this base Off.
cially in the United Nations"
Evening star., 1960-10-29
HORSE SHOW
SCHEDULE
AFTERNOON


Green F. e. !. jumpers.
Working hunters. amateurs
to ride.
Conformation hunters, ladies
to ride.
Budweiser hitch exhibition.
3-gaited championship, ANA
teurs to ride.
Green conformation hunter
stake.
st. Johns College Band ex-
hibition.
Junior fine harness horses.
Arabian pleasure champion
ship stake-WeStern style.
Indian costume exhibition
Green working hunter stake.
Green working hunter cham
pionShip.
Five gated championship
stake--lady to ride.
EVENING
Conformation hunter stake.
Conformation hunter cham
pionship.
Five gated championship
stake.
Single open roadster.
Walking horse championship
stake-amateurs to ride.
Indian costume exhibition.
Arabian pleasure horse
championship stake - English
style.
Fine harness horse cham
pionship stake.
st. Johns College drill team
exhibition
Jumper stake.
Jumper championship.
Arabian torch ride exhibition.
Three gated championship
stake.
International jumping (final
night Of international cornpeti-
tion).
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Navy Insists
Marine Visit
Is Recreation

The recreation" visit Of / ,45O
Marines to Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba. has nothing to do with
Caribbean politics, the Navy
said today.
The town Of Caimanera, near
Guantanamo, is 'toh limits" to
the Marines. No military per-
sonnel are allowed to leave the
base.
This then raises the question
Of why the assault ship Boxer
and its Marines by-passed good
liberty" towns like San Juan,
Puerto Rico; Kingston, ia
maica, or Port-au-Prince, Haiti,
for the restricted base Of Guam
tanamo.
The Navy said officially that
the recreation facilities are ex-
cellent in Guantanamo and
that there was no reason to
change q schedule made many
weeks ago. But Naval officers
added this unoficial bit Of in
formation:
The Caribbean is always
crowded with Marines on train
ing missions and Marines In
need Of recreation between
training exercises. Only a lin
tied number Of Leathernecks
can be absorbed easily by any
liberty town. II too many Ma
rines are set ashore, they over
crowd the facilities and start
fighting among themselves.
Scattered Through Area
So they are scattered as much
as possible among available
liberty ports. Some Of the
Marines training with the
Boxers task group were sent to
San Juan and others to King
ston. The 1900 enlisted Marines
and $50 officers on the Boxer
drew Guantanamo, where they
can drink beer, swim, play ball
and loaf in the recreation clubs.
When the Cubans began to
talk about a United States "in-
vasion" of Cuba, it was de-
bated within the Navy whether
it would be best to avoid trouble
by shifting the recreation stop
to another port.
The decision was made to 20
ahead with the original plan
for two reasons: First, the Navy
did not want the Castro regime
to think it could push the
Marines around by making
speeches. Second, the Boxers
helicopters needed Servicing
which was available only in
American bases-and Key West
was too far to go for the combi-
nation rest and servicing stop
The whole force will return
to ViequeS Island, near RooSe-
velt Roads, Puerto Rica, next
week, the Marine Corps said, to
resume its training exercises.
$500 Marines Engaged
Marine Corps headquarters
said there is a total of $500
Marines operating with the
Nays 10th Amphibious Squad
ron in the Caribbean.
The Leathernecks are troops
Of the 9th Marine Expedition
ary Force under Col. Victor R.
i Bisceglia Of Harrison, N. Y.
The force is believed to COM
prise most Of the troops of the
9Th Marine Regiment Of the I'd
Marine Division based at Camp
Lejeune. N. C.
! The force has been operating
in the Vieques-Roosevelt Roads
area Just east of Puerto Rico
since early October.
Other ships in the task force,
besides the Boxer, include the
. APA assault transport) Ran
kin which put its complement
of troops ashore at San Juan
Puerto Rico, this week end; the
LIST (landing ship. tank Lor.
raine County, which left Sar
Juan today for Kingston, ia.
! maica, and the LSD Qandine
! ship. dock) 'Spiegel Grove, alsC
taking its passengers and crew
to Kingston for week enc
recreation.