Show wtgm mzfvmw —I OGDEN 8A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING UTAH FEB 26 British May Dare US 1961 Disfavor on Red China CUBAN REBELS Continued From Page 1 Nearly 40 other members of Castro’s police and military organizations led by Capt Argimiro Fonseca have deserted and moved into the hills o In the roundup of auspects that followed more than 200 persons were arrested Among those detained was Capt Jose Rodrigues Moreno chief of the Territorial Taxes Bureau in Guantanamo and brother-in-laof Boti Castro’s minister of econanti-Castr- ex-poli- had personal troubles with their superiors or associates” one said SENATE Continued From Page t ce 1 the budget Senate President Thorpe Waddingham accepted d companion bills omy to raise the state school support Others reportedly seized were to $6900 per distribution unit Guantanamo’s postmaster an army level lieutenant and several Guantanamo probably will be amended Monday A plan to leave the local property merchants Government spokesmen in Ha- levy limit at 12 mills but raise the vana would not confirm these ar- ceiling from the present $5922 to rests $6200 seemed to have strong DemoFUGITIVE ESCAPES cratic support With no increase in the allowable Guantanamo sources said one fuesMolina district Enrique gitive levy the state will carry a the burden of such a plan whole the seizing by roundup caped launch at gunpoint and forcing the estimated at $57 million more than owner to take him to the US naval is being spent now The eighth week of the nine-wee- k base where he sought asylum starts Monday with a slam-ban- g session Normally Cubans are turned away from the base pace expected in the waning The observers who toured Ori-en- te days Night sessions and Saturday said Castro agents arrested the meetings were being forecast in entire personnel of a small mili- both houses unofficially The box score stood this way at tary post at Imias in their investithe end of the seventh week: the a of against conspiracy gation regime The number -- was not dis- 30 Senate—259 introduced plus about 17 passed both resolutions closed houses not but signed 15 killed Two national policemen who de59 Senate passed only serted their unit in Havana reached House— 281 introduced plus about Guantanamo these informants went 24- - passed both on but were shot down by militia- 40 resolutions 17 houses not but killed 56 signed men before they could join insur— House 25 passed Signed only gent forces in the hills Castro’s opposition in Oriente ap- - Vetoed— 1 When the Senate finally sends all peared in individual or small group the school bills including those on actions the observers said rather the state level for districts support than in an organized move against and a $41 milteacher retirement the regime lion aid to the building program “Some of those who fled into the new House of different a problems hills did so because they opposed source will appear On the calendar communism others because they for Tuesday is an urban renewal bill Wednesday a bill passed by the House for collective bargaining for state employes and those of first and second class cities and counties k comes up Thursday the repealer is docketed There also was an attempt expected in the Senate to give the stamp bill a last gasp chance to get some place It was killed in the House but Sen Charles Hunter City said he was going to try from the floor to get it lifted out of the sifting commitJACKSONVILLE Fla (UPI) — tee Not to be outdone the House had The house was open the baby dark-hairepublic welfare civil rights and juved crying and the pretty wife of James Edwin Cochran had nile detention just around the bend It also had to approve a conference vanished And on the dining room table committee alteration of a legislawas the single still unexplained tive pay bill clue: a man’s baseball-typ- e cap This was the setting one year ago Friday for what has become one of Florida’s most baffling missing w ex-Ca- Re-gi- no House-approve- pt Cap Remains Only Clue In LONDON (UPI) — Britain after participation is essential for any a review of policy toward Red substantial progress in world disChina now can be expected to favor armament Hitherto the West has negotiated openly a seat for Peiping in the primarily with Russia and the EastUnited Nations despite American ern European states Britain's reasoning on a seat for opposition diplomatic sources said “Many others joined opposition groups simply because they were fed up” F Mystery right-to-wor- anti-tradi- ng R-Ced- ar FIRST HUNDRED ARE THE HARDEST — Quite at ease in the sun of Polk City Fla is Charley Smith 118 years old Charley says he remembers being shipped from Liberia as a slave in 1855 Smith is one of nine men in the country over 100 years old who receive social security benefits and still earn an income Red China at the United Nations was said to have followed the balancing of these pros and cons: —Against Peiping’s admission is the rape of Tibet the Chinese attacks on India’s border and the Peiping insistence that war with the West is inevitable —For seating Peiping is the belief that as long as Red China is denied membership it will obstruct every attempt to ease the cold war although membership would not guarantee’ this would cease — Above all Britain feels that on the crucial issue of disarmament5 Red China must be included in any conferences Much of the world disarmament effort is made through the United Nations Saturday- There was speculation Prime Minister Harold Macmillan might visit Red China next fall during a scheduled Far East visit The sources said Macmillan would be certain to discuss the British position on Red China with President Kennedy when they meet in Washington in April The policy review was conducted with Michael Stewart the British envoy to Peiping who came home to London 10 days ago and will return to China next week REMAINED LOYAL Although Britain recognizes Red China it has remained loyal to the United States on the UN seat issue But sources said Britain would stand by its new policy of favoring a seat for Peiping — unless the United States goes so far as to threaten to quit the organization if Red China wins membership A further major conclusion of the talks with Stewart the sources said was that Britain feels Red China’s j i t Naval Reserve 500 Captains his wife good-b- y and went to work leaving her and their daughter in the suburban home which they had just bought When Cochran a janitorial supplies salesman returned that night the door was not locked The baby was crying in her crib His wife was nowhere to be found The disappearance touched off a widespread search and months of investigation Criminal investigators suspected foul play because of the cap and reports of a mysterious shallow-face- d stranger seen in the But they couldn’t neighborhood prove anything Every lead became a dead end LONELY HOUSE Cochran now 24 still lives in the lonely house The little girl —Caro- lyn—stays with her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Horace Jarrell of Jacksonville Detectives report the case still is open the missing mother’s photo-- 1 graph and description have been sent to every major city in the nation But there are no new leads no additional clues The investiga-- 1 tion is at a virtual standstill Cochran hasn’t given up hope she’ll be I find out for sure what happened to her 1 guess I’ll always have hopes” he LONDON (AP) — Seven British “I can think of a thousand and one things that might have happen- ed to her but none of them makes any sense” he added "I just don’t know But there’s one thing I’m sure of I’m convinced she didn’t leave of her own accord “I’ve heard that time will heal everything" he said “but I havej my doubts I’m more adjusted to living alone now but I still have memories “And it’s still hard to come In every night to what once was a happy home” Real value! - 10015 ' “ ! 66" 69" and 7' Sizes W3 Value $35 of- BLIZZARD Sizes 200 and 215 2 pair service and will be entitled to pensions when they reach the age of 60 Another large percentage have completed 18 years of statutory service and will be given an opretireportunity to earn ment pensions before they reach 60 The remainder with less than 18 years service will lose their pension prospects The spokesman emphasized that the action was taken reluctantly and because of the legal limit on numbers of reserve officers Value $55 only S199: and 6 Sizes 6'3" Metal-edge- d "Snow-King- I! 1 " ’ Value $25 INSULATED cron 20-ye- ar bi-swi- f $ 99 da- - 3-ou- ng -- back val $1950’ M0EQ OT37 QfiSi? IMPORTED-JEWELE- D Value $345 and up i ji CL0CKI $R)97 ' SHAVING ash my $f77 Gay colors hand blown Value $695 VENETIAN GLASS SGay colors hand blown $695 $f77 : $47 2-- oz C010GNI Coty atomizer bottle "Fairy Princess" LUGGAG Suitcases train cases Values to $7350 ' mm By ! §£41 Ladies' or gent's Genuine leather Value $5 i 97 AUTOMOBILE FREEWAY FOR FREIGHT s said T SO 7 5-dra- WILL GET PENSIONS He added more than half of the total have completed 20 years of I $693 UNFINISHED ' ficers are in civilian life and none are on full pay status Some of them have been drawing pay for part-tim- e training and for attending summer camps he said Airliner Crashes No Injuries Listed 79: 27"x52" famous quality LIARS H WEST A spokesman said all of the m t The action involves approximately 20 per cent of the reserve captains A similar paring may be necessary in the rank’ of commander next m found-“Unles- CARPET year stead-“Back-Bench- Rock-botto- Double dresser and bed Value ' $249 " : IMPORTED SKI ld three-bedroo- today only mately 500 Naval Reserve captains are being forced into retirement to make way for? promotion of younger reserve officers the Navy said Saturday persons cases the Beverly Jean Cochran case One year ago James Cochran kissed reductions on limited and Quantities are ’ everything shown is priced for immediate sale ” WASHINGTON (UPI) — Approxi- Commons Racing to the Hounds Now That They've Got a Champ - 4 certain articles that must be sold Will Retire - The legislators paid around $400 j to members who sit in the back of legislators have really gone to the for their greyhound and named it 'the House of Commons and dogs in making a study of dog rac(the term refers fastly support the party leaders who ing in Britain They bought a greysit up front) hound and the fleet-foote- d “Back-Bencher- ” pooch is won his first six a proving champion races The lawmakers five Conserva“We’re not really betting men” tives and two laborites dropped said Lagden “Whether he wins HOUSTON (AP) — A Braniff Air- or loses he will give us valuable political differences to recommend unanimously that the government ways Boeing 707 jet passenger experience in the greyhound world that will be useful in discussing spend more money fostering grey- plane crashed at the Houston In- the subject in the House of Comhound racing ternational Airport Saturday night mons” The sport is followed by millions First reports indicated there were “My colleagues and I are interof betting Britons but one of the no serious injuries ested in the problems of the greyThe airport control tower said the hound industry” particularly in legislators conservative Godfrey Lagden said: “We feel that grey- plane had landing gear trouble the idea of making it once again a hound racing is taxed too heavily” which caused it to skid off the right breeding industry in Britain “We felt the bes£ way— and the The government takes a percent- side of the runway as it landed The tilted over and did not burn plane of finding out about pleasantest— age cut of bets made through the The tower operator said the plane racing was to get in it tote machines at the track and also was arriving from Dallas with an “We’ll go and see him race when levies an entertainment tax on undetermined number of passen- we have the time — and maybe put gers a few shillings on him’ 1 r Come and get 'em - CHAPS GO TO THE DOGS - HURRY! 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