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Show n The Salt Lake Tritune, Monday, August 21, 1881 i World News Scenes Carmichael 1 West Gieers HO WoupeR. He ALvMS But Reds rPs a of A Hr Hit Johnson f5UtFllUMp,CHEATED". Frondizi Wilis Out In GueVera Crisis ' ! 11-- By Associated Press BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA, Aug. Frondizi appeared Sunday to have survived another crisis thia one arising from the anger of military leaders over Cuban Ernesto Guevaras visit to Frondizi. Frondizi met lor three hours with his military chiefs Saturday night at his suburban residence. Afterward, a communique said Frondizi assured the military leaders that the visit of the Cuban economic boss "does not modify at all the firm stand of the Argentine republic in connection with Cuba and communism." In formants said the military leaders, led by the three armed forces secretaries, demanded Frondizi fire Foreign Minister Adolfo Pres. Frondizi Muglca for engineering the meeting leader In Fidel Castros Friday with Guevara, Argentine-borregime. Frondizi refused. The communique said Frondizi will make a nationwide radio address Monday night his second, in three days to reaffirm Argentinas international policy of and Christian and democratic character." 20-Pre-sident Ar-tur- o Quiet Meg to Relieve Queen LONDON, on Monday and which will suit Queen Mother Quiet Is what garet Aug. 20 (UPI) Princess Margaret will be 31 will be observing the day quietly in Scotland, her sister. Queen Elizabeth, and her mother. . Elizabeth, Just fine.. they want for Mar- - f Both the Queen and Queen Mo- ther reportedly have been less than pleased with all the stories and newspaper photographs there have , been of Margaret lately. The word from the palace an Clarence House is the two Elizabeths , , believe that a woman In Margarets jf mA condition she is six months pregnant shouldnt be quite so publicly Princess Margaret active. Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret, Mrs. Anthony Armstrong-Jones- , has been very active the past weeks, scooting around to the theater, restaurants and night clubs, and wearing party dresses generally loose in'line but not particularly concealing of the figure. There Is likely to be no more of that from now on. i high-heele- Petticoat Police ROME, Aug. 20 UP) Italy's first 68 petticoat police step out on duty Monday for the in clothes that first time would reduce lesser women to tears. d LONDON, Aug. 20 Europes Sunday newspapers generally viewed Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson's visit to Berlin as a symbol of U.S. determination to protect the freedom of West Berlin. THE MOSCOW press called his visit "provocative and asserted the dispatch of U.S. troop reinforcements to Berlin a reflection of "military hys teria. Radio Peiping, voice of Red China, said Johnsons trip to Berlin was a continuation of recent moves by the United States and the governments of the other Western countries to whip up t&ision around the West Berlin issue. The Western reaction was defined by BUd Am Sonntag. The West German newspaper said editorially: "Vice President Johnsons speeches were the deeds which we have awaited for one week. There really has been a crisis of confidence in our great partner America. Preisdent Kennedy has removed that quickly and convincingly by sending hjs second in command. Britains Sunday newspapers gave Johnson big headlines. Some warned the big powers against allowing the Berlin dispute to drift any closer to the brink of war and said East-Wenegotiations must be held. THE OBSERVER said the most alarming discovery of recent days was that the great powers are no longer in complete control of the situation which is dominated by the fears and passions of the German people on both sides of the frontier." high-heele- look. flat-heele- Their gray with are drab shirts skirts. They uniforms high-buttone- d and wear shoes. Their official rank is vice Inspector. But the Vice" means assistant doesnt mean crime. 'v calf-lengt- low-heele- Plea in Death Fast NEW DELHI, Aug. 20 5) Prime Minister Nehru was reported Sunday to have offered to discuss formation of a separate Sikh state in India with Master Tara Singh, 76 year-olPunjabi-speakin- g d Sikh leader whose avowed death fast at Amritsar has entered its sixth day. Reuters News Afener UNTIL THE Soviet Union Is or rather walls of glass . . . had wide streets, a communicaMOSCOW, Aug. 20 A So- tions network, transport and secure, it said, the factory will here the most destructive of out not only viet newspaper gave an Intrigweapons are manufactured. its own electric station plus continue turning rockets for space exploration but for the armed forces. The article, entitled "Smiths of Thunder" described one aspect of the town as "a long asphalted avenue, bordered by young trees and flowers." IT SAID: "There are high buildings with huge windows, uing glimpse of Soviet rocket a population with Joyful open production Sunday by describsecret b ing briefly factory faces." The newspaper said it was no war and space secret the factory was in a rockets. closed area which would reKOMSOMOLSKAYA Prav-da- , main closed until the danger of without giving away the lo- war was liquidated and Soviet cation, said the factory in fact proposals for general disarmamade up a whole city which ment accepted. mass-prbducin- By AMociited Pt tm Expert WATCH end JEWELRY Repairing GIFFIirSuM Immediate Service BUY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY DEALER DISTRIBUTOR CURTIS BEECH ADAMS n R!o) MATHES W.1JIWU .'LIU 4 Guiana Votes Today in I J ! Model 4217 - v - i? - 3 - ! - f r i Pro-RedTc- st Kcutcrs News Agency GEORGETOWN, BRITISH GUIANA, Aug. 20 Voters in this British colony go to the polls Monday to elect what American officials fear may be a government THE LEFTWING Peoples Progressive Party is expected to walk off with 19 of the 35 seats in the newly-createlegislature. The P.P.P. Is led by Dr. Cheddi Jagan, regarded by some American observers as a Communist In all but name. pro-Castr- o d two rival parties, the Mikoyan Hits Japan Policy, the ples N&tlonalCongress (P.N.C.) and the rightwing United Force Party (U.F.P.) Renews Attacks on U.S. forming a coalition to deny HOPES ABE PLACED in Peo- By Auoclatcd Brew arrived last week. A Japanese reporter told KYOTO, JAPAN, Aug. rising government re- Mikoyan that Japan is worried sentment over his political re- at reports Communist China marks, Soviet First Deputy soon may have the atomic Premier Anastas Mikoyan bomb. lashed out at the United States "CHINA HAS the right to again Sunday. Join the atomic club as long HE ASSERTED that as there is no Interna tlonl World War II had not ended agreement banning nuclear abruptly, this weapons," Mikoyan replied. former capital of Japan with "The only answer to your fears its ancient shrines and histori- Is that we must all reach cal treasures might have been agreement to ban these terridestroyed by U.S. atomic ble weapons." bombs. On Berlin, Mikoyan repeated Later at a news conference, the Soviet line that the issue he again assailed the U.S, can be settled peacefully but Japanese Mutual Security "if the United States uses Treaty, saying It was the main force we will reply with force." obstacle to the improvement of relations. THE JAPANESE govern ment has expressed resentment over Mikoyans repeated attacks on the pact, on the West and on Japans western-orienteforeign policy since he 20-Ign- oring In a strictly land of fashion, the women police have been given a 1 Smiths of Thunder Build Soviet ACity 1,300-year-ol- SOviet-Japanes- e ' Money Savers Classified Ads d Jagan a working majority and foil establishment of a Castro beachhead on the north coast of South America. But the major issue to' Guianans is race rather than communism and all the col1,545 policemen have ony been mobilized to prevent clashes. Both parties deny partisanship: The P.P.P. points to 12 Africans among its candidates and the P.N.G has six Indians on its list. All parties agreed to end election-evrallies by 10 p.m. to avert trouble. h.- ra-ci- V v DVUIIIIMEN Now Many Wear wjwsv, vao. v. 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