Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (Newspaper) - June 21, 1954, Fairbanks, Alaska Gu Remember the fastest easiest most ical way to get gratifying Daily ified way Please 2281 to Garrison Town Daily N e ws m i ne farthest North Memier Associated ALASKA jUNl 21 Rebels Seek to Overthrow Regime TEGUCIGALPA Honduras June 21 leaders announced today the bombing of Coban a garrison town in central Guatemala and threatened to bomb mala City the seat of President Jacobo Arbenz Ml residents the capital were urged in a clandestine radio broadcast of the an liberation UN Calls for Guatemalan Cease-Fire NATION'S N Y June United Nations curity council called ly night for a cease-fire in Guatemala and for all UN to withhold aid from the lip h ting forces there The action came after the iet Union cast Its sixtieth veto in council history on behalf of Leftist government veto defeated a motion to the Guatemalan complaint tit to the Western regional Organization of American U S Henry Cabot Jr council president for said the Soviet veto showed obviously the Russians have de- on the Americas He angrily I iay to the Soviet out- of the Western phere Don't try to start your plans and conspiracies here Despite the Russian vote Guatemala has already asked the m e r i c a n Peace committee of the OAS to stop the against President Jacobo government The Irp scheduled n meeting in this afternoon to take up Ihr request Issued The cease-fire cull was voted after Guatemalan Delegate c li B r e d Honduras and agua backed by the United States and the United Fruit company had in an aggression territory by mercenary expeditionary forces hotly defended his and denied the charges He said information to the United States strongly the situation does not involve hut n revolt of Guatemalans against lans an army to take cover an obvious bid to smash the grip has sought to clamp on the country through imposition ot martial law Headquarters of the resistance movement in Tegucigalpa told of the bombing of Coban Sunday in the sea and air campaign to overthrow the Arbenz regime ban is a town of about lation in the highlands 60 miles north of Guatemala City The planes were reported to have taken off from a Southern Guatemalan town of known chiefly for a Roman Catholic church dating from 1737 and a figure of Christ carved In dark colored wood that is known as the Black Christ of pulas Denied In New York Guatemala's 500 Vietminh War Prisoners Escape SAIGON Juno 21 military sources re- Monday 500 war prisoners held by French Union forces near Saigon smashed out of their camp with the aid of savage from Authoritative said about of the war prisoners killed wounded or hut about 400 succeeded In camp is at My Tho about 30 miles southwest of Take Off on Distance Flight Calif June 21 jet took off from March air force base for YokotA AFB 35 miles of Tokyo in the longest nonstop flight ever attempted by jets The trip is expected to 15 to 18 hours There will be three en route tanker planes by Ken Reynolds gate to the Nations denied a ries of J That fighting has broken out in Guatemala City 2 That the chief of la's army Col Carlos Diaz has taken refuge in a foreign sy A That a new invasion had be- gun from El Salvador 4 That tile Roman Catholic archbishop had fled The martial law decree was an- late last following a government for aE private cars to be turned in for use in moving troops Reports from said the decisive phase of the battle for that neighboring Central American nation may come within 48 hours No Action Yet Associated Press correspondent Jack In Guatemala City quoted Guatemalan army officers os saying no field action had yet been fought They added ever that a baltle could not be de- layed much longer The U.S embassy in Guatemala City it is making plans to evacuate wives and children oJ U.S citizens In the country With a wave of feeling sweep- ing the city the embassy edly feared violence might break out a jz a I n s t North Americans There arc about U.S tens in Guatemala Port of the rebel force was re ported striking toward the Pan American highway near the Sal border This is a two- headed drive from Ocote peque Honduras toward the town of Another invading column re- was moving in from Ms Honduras about 20 mile west of Puerto Barrios mala's chief Caribbean port The third was reported towart midway on the vital rail T had to I finally traded for that used car saw In the Miner Want A FRIEND Indeed is fied Section of your Daily For buying or ing it's the Marketplace tbe Interior Try it Today 2261 BATTLE OF Minister Tor of Guatemala says the Battle of Guatemala is in full alter unidentified aircraft bombed oil storage tanks in the country and heavily armed troops launched an Invasion The were reported to be advancing through Guatemala virtually resistance although loyal ment troops may contact the at any time The oil storage tanks were bombed at San Jose Troops launched their Invasion on the border of Honduras at point marked by arrow Another armed contingent of troops sailed from Hog island underlined off coast of Honduras and Invaded Puerto line between Puerto and Guatemala City New York Building Rises Fast XEW New Yorkers stared mouthed as the sleek walls of a new office ing went up nt the pace of a whole about every minutes The walls were thin sheets of each section two stories high By noon the ot had climbed about half way to top The 89 workers were expected to complete the job by Ordinarily It would take eight to ten weeks Woman Clinging to Life in Miracle PASADENA doctor H a medical miracle thai after six a half years of unconsciousness Ads widow of of baseball and chewing rum Is still Mrs who keeps her age a secret hut Is believed to be 83 or 84 suffered stroke at her mansion here on 23 1347 She has been In coma since and if almost completely paralysed Billy Graham Leaves Stockholm STOCKHOLM Sweden Billr Graham left Stockholm Monday after a two-day crusade In the capital Some Swedes beard Graham millions more heard him over the state radie He left here for visits In Amsterdam Berlin and Parts He will return to the United States July Duke of Kent Injured in Crash of Kent Injured in a highway crash reported making steady and progress today The roang duke first cousin ftf Queen II and seventh Hue succession to the throne was hurled from the to the whcA station wagon and gUtion wagon Geological Survey Mapping Parties Active in Alaska By KAY J KENNEDY Field parties of the U.S Geological survey topographic division are active in Alaska this summer This work is un- der the supervision of Pete Isto resident engineer stationed in Fairbanks One party has finished mapping all the quadrangles on and adjacent to the Alaska portion of the Haines cut-off Last week the men passed through Fairbanks en route to an- other Assignment between banks and Anchorage To One group will camp In the area Alvin T Williams Is of party assisted by as J O'Brien and Thomas H Williams topographic engineers Robert V Spirk and William M Browning field assistants Richard Peck helicopter pilot and Melvin Boyd mechanic The party is equipped with a Hilier helicopter Robert C Foley is chief Of ty for the other which will at the Skwentna airfield Joe -SI Anderson and Thomas E Taylor are his topographic with Doyle Smith and Dennis as field assistants George Is the c o a v Pete Miller Is the helicopter and Wallace Jackson is mechanic Richard JU Longworth is ing with the parties transportation and personnel to accomplish m the areas too high for success tul helicopter operation The area be af Fairbanks takes to 55 or abowt 14.000 miles extending K to and wIU take in Mt area Isto saw it Ss not expected to entire feat witb it be Dredges Enlarge Base on Okinawa soon will add 85 aw dry land to Okinawa bore army IB DM 400 Men Are Employed at Big Delta To Be Spent On Big Base There Approximately 400 men arc nov working on the army Big base construction project The Is ule 1 to be finished late this icar Most of the men being em- pio ed by Peter md Early contractors doing the bulk of the work on thp project have been in Fairbanks When the huge project is pitted the Big Delta army base is expected to be one of the installations In Alaska Js expected that the armed fences will enlarge the of the garrison there Heavy construction Hill continue unty the freeze-up it is reported 50 Buildings More than 50 ing banacKs shops and structures are being erected Tlie multi-million dollar gram will provide complete itii including housing testing and recreational facilities for s and technical personnel at the center Ine construction activity and the prospect of having a mill 11 v garrison at Big Delta has gn nl stimulated Itv mound the Richardson and AI HM junction A 000 hotel been com- d bv Robert H Bay of aid bars and new arc being erected in the d Flames Ravage Forest About Fote 150 Miles Northwest ot Here L I Fire So Inaccessible Forestry Division Making No Attempt to Put it Out Visibility in Fairbanks Greatly Reduced Br JIM South Fairbanks voters wilt go to the poles at the C h r I s l i an church in area to for or Uw merit of a public utilities district J By FLORENCE ST According to a map of the A fire raging over roughly a northwest of Tanana sun's tion on file with the district throughout the ami U court the proposed dis- ish-orange tint over will Art area hounded by and WAS Visibility at international Fairbanks city South sin ot the south of t a Inu and s line from S s 1 r ary street to sueet io along street to xt u krins the or n of Vhr lam uav and along was to tlie city limits Election Order lot I In an order of election i Harty f Cm ill it 11 and n Mis Don Miller as i election visors t fur n H The polls for thp vi 11 in I i lui lit be open the nt 0 over jm 7 p in nl thr fhiiMHn In Church 1532 j It i The in tn df hut v or not s if j i i City hi Brief f lies ict will be up also lour for the of a and i unu al board of foi din the to tbc i ir rho 11 order nf election the the for it will of li the hoard if tise approve of jwat iht s rti the t tr anii If On inr i- r i area More Jobs 2 Are Sentenced In City Court itten forfeited ard UKO more In 2000 i to be in t r T 1 s t of Kll II rt the T unions here expect to serri a few more men to Big Delta to the 400 already em- court this morning The j fifth case by Muri al Hugh Gilbert Sentenced to 30 days in on conduct there It is expected that J a drunk diw at the project will exceed j thrown a piece of 500 workers through window of grocery store in order to make the police arrest him asted lor arrest and been earlier Summer's in- had Already Osborn W Morris 4 sheet metal given fine a 20 day jail and had license revoked for 30 days on in many of the W Dieter 37 and f 50 Vn it marie Its bow today E Simmons 50 MM begins at on drank to sh t bv o cri the of other rw by thr {t H U In 1 c in I i in MS t N f i fire ft this at fhr hi an but the dying j has already given a j g f fne preview of t AM week Hoods forced hundreds to their Iowa and and tornadoes ripped the s on the last Hawaii Statehood Expressed V t -i o Tow a following s of bf to of r worth of crops A Of Si was ordered at D fit n ff i in o H la the was for more ici Wl aKo tr t ftt Nebraska were Tif at at Homer part of mo VJ f rt o d p e ir wt tUht rain The low high yesterday today JK 4 here urn Hf up a frota their a 354 250
