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oUT.oF.ToWN REAL EST.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. AREA

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. AREA
Country estate of approx. 100
acres with about 20 acres in pas
ture land. Lovely, historic hand
made brick home of 8 rms. Mod
erniZed heat and plumbing. high
ceilings. beautiful floors. fireplace
in each room. Scenic view from all
sides. Perfect for those desiring
country home but being accessible
to city for easy committing. $50
900. For this and other estates,
farms. subdivision land, acreage.
See or write ROGERS REALTY.
703-LU. 2-2092. SPOTSYLVA-
MA, Va.
FOR SALE-35-year-old 2-story
house with full basement. on wa
ter on beautiful st. Helena's Is
land near Beaufort, S. C. Excel
lent water and modern hot-water
heating system. Separate one bed
room cottage, garage and boat
house, 8 acres of land. S25,O0O.
Persons interested contact P. N.
MCGOWAN, Sl3 Augusta St. Beau
fort, s. C. IL
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WANTED

RESPONSIBLE PARTIES to Z
take over payments, on good Z
, late-mOdel MOBILE HOMES. }
. and 3 bedrm. models. 10
wides. Pickup back payments
and more in with monthly
payments low rs $50. Guaran-
teed parking, free set-up and 4
) delivery. See them TODAY. 4
} Also all 1852 models at great
, ~ reduced prices. LarEe s"lec-
, iiOn to choose from. IMMEDI-
ATE DELIVERY. Trade in your
furniture. auto or what have
you" Up to years bank
financing. OPEN DAILY AND ,
SUNDAY.
; SUBURBAN MOBILE HOMES
4647 Richmond Hwy, Alex, Va.
(Rte. 1, l mi. north Fl. Belvoir
AAAAAAAAA AAAA
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CHESAPEAKE CO. INC.
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phone: Alpine 7-3SSl

Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phone: Alpine 7-3SSl
EPPING FOREST-Large cottage
on Z lots. beautiful view. > fire
places. . baths. , screened porch
es. > kitchens. 80 Minis. to D. c.
$3.50. DU. 7-02l1.
FOR SALE, BY OWNER, waterfront
lot, approx; acre. "a, trailer
cuda w/Mercury Mark So, water
skis, etc. $4,000 cash. HI. 9-7l94.
KENT MoRR, MD.-Absolute sac.
rifice, due to illness. 9 rms. and
tile bath, . porches, all masonry,
mod. rambler. heated and furn.
Deep freeze, refrigertors incl.
extra toilet and shower in util.
rm., outside inclosed shower
Beautiful lawn. schrubbery, hedges
and fruit trees 62lax200-ft. lot
hard road TO house. Fishing. boat
ing. bathing and marina. Cal
OWNER, WO. 6-3q07.
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eEASH0RE PROPERTY
tcoNTINUeD)
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ALMOST HALF ACRE, lightly
wooded, 10l'x206'. hiEh, storm
safe. Sl,595. IA. 1905.
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COTTAGES
$500 UP

HAVEN'T YOU always wanted a
little cottage on the BAY? mex
pensive luxury within l hour of
D. c., somthing to fix up for per-
rent or resell. A number of fine
offers are available with nothing
to do but move in at unusual low
prices. Make your selection NOW
before the HOT, HUMID, summer
weather arrives and relax on the
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BUY NOW-RETIRE LATER

EDGE CREEK = New Ice. ALL
MOD. RAMB. WITH ATT. GA
RAGE AND ENCL. BREEZEWAY
and adj. CARPORT, PLUS A g.
room mod. apt. over gar. and
hreezewsy, situated on q acres
with lge. 400-ft. waterfront and
43-ft. wharf and SANDY BEACH
WYE RIVER-ALL MOD. RAMB
PORCH and MANY OTHER TX
TRAs. Located on ACRES Of
SWELL LANDscAPED LAND and
having 500 f. Frontage OF
BEAUT. WYE RIVER. Ice. AMI
SMALL WATERFRONT RAMBLERS
from S13,500 to S65,000.
MANY NICE NEARBY WATER.
FRONT HOMES, $500 UP. MANY
LARGE WATERFRONT FARMS
HAVING BEAUTIFUL SAND Y
BEACH WATERFRONTS. CA. 8.
FRANKLIN D. MILLER, oxford. Md
Or Call Wash. D. C., 10. 2-3765
CEDARHURST-ON-THE-BAY near
Shady Side, Md-2-bedroom, year
round cottage with stove and refgr.
Encl. pch. On dbie. lot. approx. u
blk. from water. pvt. community
with boat pier and swim. facilities.
$3.50. sale by OWNERS. CT.
COBB ISLAND, MD. = Cottage,
furn., rms, scr. pch., artesiar
well, 4 lots. corner, $500. Main
ave. and Oakley DR.. LII. 2-4SS5.
Clearbrook 9-2359.
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PEAL ESTATE LOANS
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ALL CASINO FEE

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-S0S0
ALL CASH for homes. apis. land
D. c.. Va. or Maryland
d.. 7-4445. MA. 2-1154, VIII. 2-7357
WHEATON KENSNGTON-ROCK
WILLIE AREA-Will paw cash above
your FLA or GI loan. PROMPT set
Element. No fees or commission.
VIII. 6-6lS9
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ANNAPOLIS AREA
S12.950

Swim, sail and fish from
your own dock. This delight
ful 3-bedrm. bungalow with
Dashboard radiant h.-w.h. is
ideal for year-round living.
On a 2a-scre waterfront lot
in a settled community. 35
MINIS. TO D. c. via Express
way. $1,000 On, good fl
naneing. EN-. 3-5SOO, JE.
4-0l77.
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TRUCKS FOB SALE

0 FEMsGE rRGiLEs -'0 VILLAGE AGE.
Alex. Lot No. S4-A. so. 5-2455.
CHEVROLET 1861 S4-ton pickup
truck; A real money maker.
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OLMSTEAD

OLDS DEALER SINCE 1888
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. I-6500
OLDS. 80 "aS" cow. beautiful
black finish with white top, gray
interior, fully equip, all power,
Wv. tires. 81 .S95. Truly a beau
tiful convertible. Immaculate con-
dition.
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IMPoRT-SpoRTS

.ENTLEY 80 4-dr. $4,000. New
Dec 81. under 800 nj. FLOOD
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD IS Ranch Wagon. new paint
and tires, $3.50. EUROPEAN MO-
| TORS. 6S5S n. Fairfax dr.. at Lee
hwy. East Pals Church. Va. JE
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
EAST COAST. MeIbourne-cba

EAST COAST, Melbourne-c.b.s..
bedrms.. ia baths, IT.. kit, din
area, gar. , lge. porehes. fuTn.-
unfurn. 297-Tes5.
FLA BEACH LOTS-sac.. leavinS
country 200 S10.500, 100 S.
500. 50' $4,000. IA. 4-ls21.
REAL SOUTHERN MANSION sIs,-
$50. couldn't reproduce for $685.
600, perfect cond, IL rms,
baths. d. gar. 100 lot. S blks.
TO city. blk. to bay, ideal retire.
ment. H. v. EVANS. SO 9th ST..
Apalachicola, Florida.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
to Hollywood.

to Hollywood.
After that, it took Walcott, now "a,
several years - including Is months
in Army Special Service shows - to
land a small part in movie. But he
has come long way since then.
Although he portrays bachelor on
"S7th Precinct" Walcott is married
to a former Miss San Diego, and they
have three children.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

HE DETECTIVE with a
NN gruff exterior but heart
of gold on NBC's "S7th
Precinct" series, Gregory Walcott,
hates tennis.
Even so, he has racquet hanging
over a mantlepiece in his Canoga
Park, Calf, home because its "col-
lege boy" symbol helped him to thumb
rides from his Wilson, NC, birthplace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Coneroon's Ahidjo Youthful;
Modern on Hill

yellow thread. and a pale blue
fez. The robe is known by
the fascinating name of
"boubou." In contrast, his
Foreign Minister Jean Faust
Ing Betayene was resplendent
in white tie with decorations,
including a brilliant red sash
across his chest.
The CAMERON who will be
seen most is the new Ambas-
sador Jacques Juoh Moukouri,
who came here from his last
post in Paris only 10 days
ago. He speaks only French,
has a wonderful sense Of
humor and already has some
favorable impressions of the
Capital. In New York, he
said, things, buildings, the
city is the dominating force.
I'm Washington. man is in
command"
NON GOVERNMENTAL
GUESTS at the dinner in
cluded one man I have long
wanted to meet - the presi-
dent Of Hershey Chocolate
Corp. Mr.. Samuel Forty Hin
kle was there with his wife.
For your correspondent, here
was the man who dispenses
something really worthwhile
chocolate. He buys a lot of
Of 1t from CAMERON where
the cocoa bean Is the No. 1
product. The No. 2 product,
said President Ahidjo, is
bananas.
Secretary Of Labor and
Mrs. Goldberg, Senator
Claiborne Pell, Representa-
tive Frances Bolton and
Charles Diggs, Undersecretary
Of State and Mrs. George
McGhee, Undersecretary Of
the Air Force and Mrs.
Joseph Charyk, Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. G. Men
men Williams, United States
Ambassador to CAMERON,
Leland Barrows, and Mr.. E. H.
Bellows of New York. vice
president of Olin-Mathieson
Corp, and Mrs. Bellows were
among the guests received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball.
All enjoyed an excellent
dinner-fresh mushroom soup
that was a gustatory delight;
tenderloin Of beef Bearnaise,
potatoes Parisienne, stuffed
tomatoes, hearts Of palms,
and fresh fruit surprise. The
State Department is serving
Al meals at its state din
nerS.
" The Army Strolling Strings
played charming gypsy music
and lively waltzes during the
salad course, and cocktail and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
BY BETTY BEALE
Star Staff Writer

Star Staff Writer
The President Of the Fed
eral Republic Of CAMERON
said last evening that he was
in the epoch Of youth and
the place of youth. and that
he was thinking Of forming
a club Of the young Presi-
dents Of nations.
The worlds youngest Pres
ident is the 30-year-old Pres
ident of the Central African
Republic. said Cameroon's
Ahmadou Ahidjo, and at 81
he thinks he is the second
youngest. Obviously he in
tends to take John F. Ken
needy into his club, too.
ACTING SECRETARY OF
STATE George Ball contin-
ued with the topic Of youth
when he rose to speak at the
end Of his state dinner in
honor Of the visiting African.
1.-THE President tells me in
the relatively few hours he
has been in Washington he
has heard many comments
about his age, that Ameri-
cans seem surprised to find
a head Of state so young. I
assured him tonight we are
used to a young President
but not one still younger.
But the brilliant men who
framed our Constitution were
remarkably young and re-
markedly able" added Mr..
Ball. "Our young men who
formed our government were
determined to maintain the
integrity, the security and
the independence of our gov
eminent. This is the case
with our distinguished guest
tonight and this new young
country he is leading.
"In the relatively brief
history of his republic, which
is only two years old, he has
had to cope with the forces
of terrorism supplied by the
Chinese and Soviet govern
ments. but he has succeeded.
ION the basis of the con-
versations we have had to-
day, I think the Cameroons
can look forward to the de-
velopment Of a stronger
state, to a much higher
standard Of living and to
taking its place among the
nations of the world"
THE FREN CH-SPEAK-
ING MOSLEM President,
who has British-speaking
Catholics and French-speak-
ing Protestants in his own
encourage, replied to his
hosts toast. II can hope that
since the President of your
country has recognized my
YOUTH" he said, that also
my country will regard it as
a trump card in the service
Of my country.
81 come here not to seek
an ally or even a powerful
ally-because I don't believe
in war-but simply to con-
tinue our friendship. The
CAMERON does not wish to
become a part of a bloc nor
a field Of maneuvers for q
cold war, but the CAMERON
knows where its friends are
and who its friends are"
He thanked America for
aiding in the development Of
his nation and increasing its
economical potential. And
he made an excellent i'm
preston on the II Americans
who were sitting around the
flower decked horseshoe
table in the handsome Ben
jamin Franklin Room Of the
State Department.
There were IL in the visit
ing Presidents party, but only
three wore native dress. Mr..
Ahidjo himself was in a pale
blue robe embroidered with
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Mrs. VogeI
Has Party
To Show Art

"Aerospace" paintings by a
young pilot stationed at Lam
gley Air Force were the CEN
ter Of attraction at a party
given last night by Mrs. Mar
tin Vogel.
The IS paintings were ex-
hibited in a gallery Of Mrs.
Vogel's house on Thirtieth
street. and about 200 guests
came to admire them.
The 24-year-old artist, 1st
1t. Norman Savage, who is
acquainted with the astro-
nauts, previously had a one
man show at the Aviation
Club here. His space paint
ings are abstract, chiefly in
black and white.
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coffee music was provided by
the Marine and Air Force
Bands.
THE BILL MOORHEADS
gave a cocktail party yester-
day afternoon in his art-filled
office for Mrs. Adelyn Bree-
skin, the noted museum d.
rector recently chosen to head
our new Washington Gallery
of Modern Art.
The young Congressman
from Pittsburgh and his cute
wife Lucy combined the show
ing of IL works of Pittsburgh
artists with a boost for the
exciting new gallery that is
due to begin functioning next
fall. They have yet to find
a suitable house for it, said
Mrs. BreeSkin but she will
move here in June from Bal
timore.
DR.. Julian Eisenstein, pres
ident of the gallery, and Mrs.
Gates Lloyd, vice president,
both of whom have wonder
full modern art collections Of
their own. and National Gal
lery of Art Director and Mrs.
John Walker were among
those who dropped by.
All the paintings on Repre-
sentative Moorhead's walls
were distractions or close to
it, including an extraordinary
collage of plastic entitled
Moon Barking at a Dog"
This was the most under
standable. The others were
more way out"
1t did my heart good 20
hear Mrs. Breeskin say that
she didn't always understand
distractions. and to agree
that they did reflect this age
of psychiatry. But as with
every kind of painting, she
said, it required many that
were not good to form a base
for the finest. She named
Dubuffet as the top abstrac-
zionist of today. She also
said the new gallery will have
some moderns that are not
abstractionists.
Representative MacMathias
with Mr.. Samuel Adams Of
Boston, Mrs. Robert E. Lee,
Mrs. Bill Bundy, Representa-
tives Dick Boiling, Glen Mil
Ter, Tom Ashley, and Morris
Udall and his wife, and Mrs.
Robert Matteson, Mrs. Row.
land Evans and Mrs. George
Wheeler were others who
dropped by to greet the quail
fled and very likeable Mrs.
Breeskin.
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ITS q honey of q buy olIro0nd, and especially
at lonsbureh's low, low pricel ChVsler gives YOU
slumber-silent operation, controlled with an outo-
motie thermostot No costly window alterations to
make, etherl
Evening star., 1962-04-13

envies and she has a great
personality to go with it Our
problem is that she must be
afraid of men. She is asked
for dates. but if a boy even
tries to put his arm around
her she hauls off and just
about fractures his skull.
They say that it is like pull
ling teeth to get her to go out
a second time with fellow
who is even mildly affec-
tionate. How can we help
her?
DORM MATES.
Fix her up with a dental
student!
DEAR ABBY: I have been
married for nine years. I
married young just to get
out of the house. l was COM
pletely honest with my hus-
band and told him before he
married me that I didn't love
him. He said he would take
that chance end I would
learn to love him later.
We have five beautiful chill
dren. l respect him and ad-
mire him and am proud to be
his wife because he is a kind
and generous man and a
wonderful father, but l still
Evening star., 1962-04-13

DEAR ABBY: l wish you
would print something in
your column about hairdreSs-
ers. Why do they think they
have to talk all the time? I
go to the beauty parlor for a
hairdo, not to listen to how
hard they work, petty gossip
about the other employees in
the shop and all the dirt
about the person they took
care of before me. I travel
quite bit and find that it
is the same no matter where
go. My husband says this
is true of BARRIERS, too.
BORED.
l also travel quite a bit,
and l get the other side of
the story. Hairdressers tell
me they wish their customers
would just relax and be quiet
instead of telling them their
troubles and gOSsiping about
everyone they know. NV hus-
band gets around a lot, too,
and tells me this is what the
BARRIERS tell him.
4
DEAR ABBY: There is a
girl in our dorm who is a
knockout to look at. She has
a face and figure every girl
Evening star., 1962-04-13
DEAR ABBY
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

have not learned to love him
! am q good and faithful
wife. but l know now that I
will never have the kind of
love every woman dreams of.
Not within my marriage at
least. Should l continue this
loveleSs marriage? l am
thinking of my children.
MISSING SOMETHING.
Keep thinking of those
children. Many women have
written to tell me that they
married for love" the kind
every woman dreams of but
it didn't last long. The rea-
sons: They neither admired
nor respected their huabandS.
If yours is kind, generous
and a wonderful father,
count your blessings. No one
has everything.
Stop UOrruinq. Let Abby
help you NTH that problem.
For a personal reply, Urite to
Abby in care of The EUeniug
Star. IncloSe q stamped,
Selt-dddreSsed enuelOpe.
For Abby'S booklet. "HOU to
Hare a Louely Wedding. " send
soc to Abby, Boz 1865, Beverly
Hills, Calf.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1962-04-13
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. e. EDGAR

CHAOS: Tenor Enrico Ca
russo was in San Francisco
with the Metropolitan Opera
Company when the earth
quake struck that city in
1906.
He was thrown out of bed
and badly shaken up. The
following day, he was plunged
into gloom when he learned
that his priceless stage cos
tunes had been lost.
Don't fret" said a friend
consolingly. You will get
new costumes and return
here another day"
Return here? Never"
vowed Caruso. II would not
appear in a city which per-
mitS such chaos
y
TRAVEL: Although British
Prime Minister Benjamin
Disraeli was not widely trav-
eled, he possessed a vivid
imagination which compen-
stated for this lack.
One night. he was present
when famous explorer was
recounting his experiences.
The latter was amazed at
Disraeli's knowledge of the
distant places to which he
referred.
Il have Travelled extensively
and have seen more than I
can remember" said the
explorer, but where did you
CLEAN your information?
Have you Travelled a great
deal?"
mo, I have Travelled very
little" said Disraeli, but l
can remember more than I
have Seen."
Evening star., 1962-09-17

this area are stationed some
miles from Guantanamo's e.
mile perimeter, but the Cuban'
maintain a line Of one and two
man outposts within 100 yards
of the base fence.
Carrying Soviet Weapons
In their green Russian-mads
helmets and green field uni
forms they blend with the low
scrub foliage. Cuban infantry.
men also walk patrols along
their side of the fence in cleal
view Of the Marine watch
towers.
A Marine officer command.
ing part of the United States
defenses said the Cuban soldiers
seem to be there to observe
United States guards anc
patrols and to stop any Cuban:
from trying to escape over the
fence into the base.
The Cuban troops, seen or
patrol or behind low flimsy-
looking brush barbados, carry
rifles and light automatic weap.
ons mostly Of Soviet or Czech
make.
United States officers said
the Cubans may have artillery
emplaced deeper in the scrub
covered hill country but the
area appears deserted when
viewed from helicopters which
Evening star., 1962-09-17
Gore Complains of Mail
On Misunderstood Bill

Senator Albert Gore, Demo-
crat of Tennessee, said today
that Senators are being flooded
with kilograms and letters con-
tanning misinformation about
changes the Senate made in the
private pension bill for self
employed persons.
The bill was intended pri-
marily to allow doctors, lawyers
and other self-employed persons
to claim a tax deduction not tc
exceed 1850 a year for funds
set aside to finance their own
retirement plans.
The Senate added to ii
amendments by Senator Gore
and Mccarthy, Democrat Of
Minnesota, to place limits on
existing pension plans set up by
corporations, including individ-
uals who incorporate them
selves. Senator Gore said his
amendments are intended to
Evening star., 1962-09-17

curb abuses in the application
of pension plans to company
officers.
One Gore amendment would
place an overall limit Of $780,
900 on the amount Of tax de-
duction for any one officer OF
a company. Another Gore
amendment would apply q
modified normal tax instead of
capital gains treatment to COM
pany officials who take a lump
sum in lieu Of a pension.
Senator Gore said some of
the messages reaching Con-
gress describe his amend
ments as a tax on pensions. He
said no provision of the bill
levieS any additional tax on
any pension-annuity.
House and Senate conferees
are meeting this afternoon to
act on the Senate amendments
to the House bill.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
HECTIC SESSIONS
GIVE JACOBSON
CHANCE TO REST

Per Jacobson, manag-
ing director Of the Inter-
national Monetary Fund,
faces a hectic week of INF
meetings at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. But the hotels
doorman thinks 1t all will
be a snap.
Whe n MIR. Jacobson,
who lives at the Sheraton-
Park. returned home one
evening last week, the
doorman observed that the
meetings were coming up.
you won't have to 60
to the office" he noted,
and Mr.. Jacobson agreed.
well them" the door,
man said. you can have q
week Of rest" s,
Evening star., 1962-09-17
BY the Associated Press

The international Monetary
fund chided Western Europe
last night for discouraging ex-
ports Of capital that could help
the United States balance OF
payments problem.
In its 17th annual report
the INF said q steady net out
flow Of capital from the United
States, in the form Of invest
merlts, grants and loans. is due
partly to "the considerable i'm
pediments against capital ex-
ports that still exist in most
European countries"
The INF, which is dedicated
to the promotion of stable cur
rencies and healthy world trade,
urged positive action by the
Europeans to increase Their
capital exports.
The report was issued on the
Evening star., 1962-09-17
Monetary Fund Chides
Europe on Low Exports

Ieve Of the annual meeting Of
the INF and three sister
groups the World Bank, the
International Finance Corp.
and the International Develop
rnent Association.
Greater capital exports from
Europe would ease pressure on
the United States to provide
financing for projects in the
Fless-developed countries. And ii
more capital were exported
directly to the United states,
there would be an immediate
reduction in the United States
payments deficit.
Movements of capital are a
major factor in the United
States payments problem. The
American deficit reflects the
facts that Americans spend
lend and invest abroad more
money than foreigners spend
lend, and invest in the United
States.
The INF said there has been
| a tendency to reduce some
curbs on capital exports from
Evening star., 1962-09-17
Castro DepIoys 5000 Men
Near Guantanamo Base

range the United States side oi
the fence.
Observers can make out 9
network of roads-mostly hard
packed dirt-which have beer
built in the past year and which
reach toward communities
where the Cubans have troop
depots.
United States officers gener-
ally rate the Cuban soldiers
facing Guantanamo as Of good
quality and well disciplined.
This has prompted specula-
ton that name-calling, rock.
throwing and other harassmeni
of United States sentinels may
be an officially inspired effort
to provoke the American Ma.
rines into counter action.
United States guards have
been ordered to refrain from
shouting back or making am
gestures that Cuban cameras
could photograph to back vi
Castro claims that UniteC
States military forces are en-.
gagged in provocative acts.
Mr.. Castro has one effective
means Of turning the screw or
Guantanamo If he wishes. The
big bases water supply come:
from inside Cuban territory
but so far he has made nc
attempt to cut 1t off.
/ Each month o representative
of the water company shows ur
at the base and is paid $4,000
for the supply.
If the Cubans should sever
the water supply, the base COM
mand has plans for rationing
until tankers can get here with
water from the United States
mainland.
Guantanamo uses two million
gallons a day and has storage
capacity for 10 million gallons.