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AI eight Persons anpeared before an
magistrate toAy and pleaded guilty to of evces usnst
Imra1,hticn Act nrA agai-st Pirearms Act. Sc tr
General ounk-t1 facts known to police. Accuse.e w2 e
repr-n::tei by Solicitor James Liddell who urci* -' court
that accuspd wer- on Angiilla Pay because their vessel was
in distress. arfstrate seems to have ac'-rted tis story.
He fined each nccusei five younds on charge under Trearms
Act .ni cautioned and1 discharged them on charge :z:-'
Imnigratic Act. He ordered that arms and amtnnetton and
explosives recovered by Royal Navy be condemned.
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2, Your telegram 'No. Pers6nal 4] passir.c :erson&l 7
from Washington. Cubans have informed Corm.missicrer of Police
that tLey a-e trying to make their vessel seawort'-y but that:
if it is not ready for sea by morning of June 5 hey will
charter vessel locally. Their intention is to retu.rn to
Miami and leader of party has said he will go thence to
Costa lica. A journey to Pue-to Rico In'any snall vessel
from here would be hazardous particularly in passage round
eastern end of Cuban coast. We have no direct correxion
with-Paerto -1tho and, a -by *r-they -would
have to go to Miami. I cannot dictate to the. *ere they are
to go. Sole legal concern of local authorities is :o see
that they leave Bahamas promptly. Failing -that hey would
be derorted. Despiteu ttricarquest in yor ram -
surcest that It would be most unwise for us to see'p to
arrarnge -zany special assistence to get thes* men to F-erto
Rico narticularly after surprising leniency of natcstrate
which of itself will certainly &rouse adverse concent from
Government of Cuba.
3., Your paragraph 4 emquiring whether Maanuel Ray was
arrested In party. Leader of party told Head of.S.ial
Branch privately that he was Ray ,but this was not-.-imitted
by others. He was charged in name of Martinez and
although police think that he may well be Ray, I think
proper course is to treat him as being Maftinez.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.jfk/jfkarch42905&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)