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- oe SPO - DS SERVICE CUTIEE iFPLEDS TO CJES 1063 land beth the plane and the personnel was granted the previcus Thursday after COLEN-GELL, Executive Secre y, AFSC, cabled Premier FIDEL CLSURO atating the organization's dccire to go to the aid of the hurricane victins solely for humaniteriz: reasons. Since that time the APS has been buey meking final arrengements with the U. S. State, Commerce, and Treasury Departments for the necessary licenses and passport validations. A Fan American Airways DC 6A will leave Philacelphia Friday (11/1/63) carrying 23,000 pounds of supplies and the four AFSC representativ . . }ENSER OF SUSJECT ORGANIZATION. . Includeé in this shipment are antibiotics, blocd . wa transfusion equipment, plus a quantity ef food. The four Quakers, who were to go to Cuba, were . F < iT, Moylan, Fa., APSO expert on relief efforts; HIRAU-NILSY, Professor of Spanish at . Guilford College, N.C.; Dr. GEORGS-2SHiERS, Assistant ——— — Dean, Columbia University School cf Medicine, New York City; and HERBERT TAGEN8S R, Weshington, _D.C., retired State Department official, who once wes Consul General in Havana. HOOVER, PERERA and HILYTY speci: Spsnish-fluently.” "Me Evening Pilletin.* four star edition, issve"of October 30, 1963,-page 18, columns 1 and 2, carried an article. captioned, "Cuba Accepts Quaker Offer of Help for Storm Victims,' which carries substentielly the same information as received by. H T-6 above, The avove article carried a United Nations, N.Y., ateline of October 30. te ¢