16 Tin Nwi-Revlew( Roteburg, Ore. Mon., Aug. 8, 1960
A BEAUT Farmer Peter Sfa
rostka of Leavenworth, Kan,
is put in the shade by a three
pound tomato he picked in his
garden.
Chibas Branded
Undercover Agent
In U. S. For Castro
MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-The widow
of a Cuban army officer who died
before a revolutionary firing
squad says she will ask the U. S.
State Dcparlment to ijsl Raul
Chibas, who presided ov. r the mil
itary tribunal which sent her hus
band to his death.
Amelia Sosa Blanco claims Chi.
has, latest high-ranking Cuban to
defect, actually is an undercover
afient for Prime Minister Fidel
Castro's regime.
Chibas could not be reached for
comment on her accusation.
Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco was ex
ecuted in February 1959 on
charges he committed at least 25
murders while a commander un
der ousted dictator Fulgencio Ba
tista. Chibas arrived in Florida Tues
day, saying he and Castro once
were like brothers but he could
no longer endure the prime min
ister's "obvious move toward
communism."
Mrs. Sosa Blanco, 38, and her
three young daughters have been
here since early last year.
She cursed Chibas during an in
terview and said he is as much
a Communist as Castro.
Family Takes Jobs i
She came lo the United States
in obedience to her doomed hus
band. "lie said I should go to Amer
ica and stay until the Communist
government in Cuba was fin
ished," she suid.
The widow is working In a fac
tory to support her twins, 14, and
youngest daughter, 12. The girls
do housework when they can get
it to supplement the family in
come. "The rebels were vindictive lo
take their spile out on profession
al soldiers." Mrs. Sosa Blanco
said. "My Iwsband was a career
soldier who only followed orders
in the guerrilla fighting, lie com
mitted no murders."
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Sutherlin, Oakland
Scouts Camp Out
By EDITH DUNN
Sixten Boy Scouts of Troop No.
29 of Oakland and Troop 31 of
Sutherlin enjoyed camping at the
Scout Camp at Lake Malakuu near
the Three Sisters last week.
The boys did their own cooking
and enjoyed hiking and swimming.
Those from Oakland attending
were Ronnie Severson, 0 r v i 1 1 e
(ireen Jr., Greg McDonald, Mi
chael Flard. Mike Williams, Rob
ert Garr, Steven Lane, Steve Nel
son and Scoutmaster Perry Green.
Those from Sutherlin wore
Charles Coin, Fred Frost and Mike
Hunter. T. W. Holder accompan
ied the group with a car and Mart
liakanson took a truck for trans
portation. Mrs. Hakanson accom
anied the boys to the camp.
Patitnt Mov.d
R. A. Wilkins has been moved
from Mercy Hospital to Riversdale
Sanitarium. His son, Kenneth, and
wife have returned to their home
in Idaho.
Wayne Rice lost several head of
cattle recently due to pneumonia.
Look Ma! No Wings!
WASHINGTON (AP) Imagine
the airborne Navy flier's surprise
when he looked out and discovered
the wings of his carrier-type jet
plane partially folded down.
He brought the ship to a safe
landing however, with only very
minor stresses and strains to the
craft, said the Navy Thursday in
reporting the incident that oc
curred over a land base near
Naples, Italy. Aug. 2.
Chance Vought Aircraft, builder
of the F8U Crusader jet, said in
Dallas, Tex., the pilot climbed lo
S.0U0 feet and Hew for about 24
minutes before setting down.
The ship has a normal wing
span of 35 feet 8 inches. For stor
age aboard an aircraft carrier, 6
fet 7 inches of each wing tip
folds back to a vertical position.
EVER SEEN
Mr. Howe's
Cows?
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