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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JUNK 2B,I0B4 IIEIIALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OliEGON PAGE NINE Military Junta Takes Over As Guatemala Leader Quits lly JACK IIUTIIIXii: OUATEMALA Lrftlhl Pies Irtoul Jnoubo Ai'bmir, Otiniiaii ru aliineit under Ilia protn.ui o ol Uio liny unci inllliury rnvnrMia liv.il nlvlil. ll IiiiikIoU vvor Uio guvnii. maul reina tit a military Junta Headed y Cut. Cm Ion Enrique i)lar, JO-ycar-old army chief o( mil. Dlaa In Urunilrast pledged II" army lo ronlliiue Uie war aaaluiil I he liivadlnir rxllrn led by Col. Orion Castillo Anuai, but the witch In gnvorniiicml niienied In rlliiinl the end ol (lie Cuininunhts' fttronir lullurin'e un the routine Ar. brim hail led. Army lendera (in known lo have brconig InoreaMnirly opposed recenlly to the Redi' irnng Inlluence on the govern mem. The miller of the 4..ycar-old Arbena lollowed reporbi ol a big rebel victory at Zacnpa, key rail road comer 7a miles northeast of Ihe capital. Army forcea, particu larly their artillery, were reported ahattered there. News of tho army reverses waa followed by a rising tide of popular aupport tor the rebels, whose "Radio Liberation" had called Saturday for the armed forcea to revolt, Jail Arbena end form a military Junta to negotiate; a cease fire. With the rebel reported la.V. night tome 10 mllea from Uie cap ital and moving: on II, the battle tor Ouatemala waa expected here lo end within J houra, The Com munists, backed by hastily armed and trained labor (roups, were ex pected to try to keep up the tight, however. U.S. Popular In Bolivia l.A PAZ. Bolivia Ml Tills b a Lalln-Ajnerlcan country where the VnlUd Plates Is popular. Nemspa pera of the ruling National Revolu tionary Movement MNR vie with escJi other to print material fever able to Uncle tarn. Hardly a news paper appeara without a page 1 picture of President Elsenhower. Tbla la the background: A revolution two years ago threw Ihe army conservatives out of of fice sM brought the MNR of Pres. tdent Viator Pal Estenaaoro to of. flee. The MNR had always been unfriendly to the owners of the Un mines Patlno. Hochachlld and Aramayo. It proceeded to nation alise their holdings. Today there Is little demand for Bolivia's tin. The price Is about VO cents a pound. In many cases leaa than tin cost to mine. That figure la leu than halt the war time price and comperes with the II SO of lSt. nollvla must Import much of the !luur, meat, lard and rice that teed l three million people, There Is 10 money to pay for them,, under' present conditions. The United Slates atepped In to save the sit uation Una year with an outright tltl of 12 million dollara In food. The Bolivian government sella the (ood for local money and usee the resulting funds to rebuild the coun try under U.S. supervision. The result In good will have been enormous. , Woman Likes All GOP Presidents WATERBURY. Conn. (Jl Mrg. Henry C. Roberta, who celebrates her 103th birthday today, has lived during the terms of 33 American presidents, she waa asked which aha liked beat. "All the Republican ones," she replied. Oar reduced Auto lnanranee rales are the earn high quality pellelea aa before. Haae Nertaad. I7 Pine HI. (Diplomat In WatihliiHtnn ujiec ulated that the army lakedver waa a maneuver to give the .military a chance Mo negotiate the beat term It could from Castillo Annua and hla roiiol lorctv. In Teiiuvl. gnlpii, rnuital of neiuliborlnn Hon duras. U.8. AmbiMrdor WIiIIIiik Wlllauer aold the chango looked lo lilin Ilka "a maneuver to got theiihelven Into a position where It will not be an unconditional sur render (Ltiln Coronnilo, Hocrolnry gen ci nl of the rebel provisional gov eminent proclaimed by Cnnllllo Armas, said In Trguclitalpa Hint Ihe rebel fliihl would continue "with redoubled Impetus unlens Ihe resignation ol Arbena mea.ia the acceptance of our ultimatum and the turning over of the government to Inaurgent leader Castillo Armas.) Arbena' resignation climaxed a day of mans defections from his cuue by leading Cabinet ministers, army'olflcera and others who fled to the Halvadoreau Kmbauny In Uustemala City lor refuge. Throughout the day the capital waa tense, Its alreeta empty and lia stores with their Iron abutters closed aa the populace atayed In doors and listened Intently lo their radios. Antl-Unlted Btatei reaction spread through the city during the day aa the Communist-dominated 'labor unions sent their members circling through the city In Jeeps, shouting "Oo home, Yanks." They also llred aeveral ahots. U.S. families kept close to their homes, but the sentiment appeared to aubalde alter Arbena' broadcaat last night. Later Diet told news men he would protect U.S. Inter esu. He' and other army leaders de cided that Arbenz must go at an all-day meeting yesterday. - Then Diss; Lt. Col. Carlos Bartl, bead of the National Superior Council of Defense: and Col. Enrique Parlnello communicated their de cision to the President. Arbena waa reported extremely angry at their decision but finally agreed to (el out after Ihe army guaranteed the safety of himself sod hla family. . Arbent announced hla resigna tion petsooelly in a broadcaat at p.m. on the government radio. He geld he waa stepping down "with bitter pain but with the firm conviction that the people will re tain what has coal ao much In this struggle of teara and blood." "The day will come when there will be triumph for loyal Ouate malana under Cel. Diss." he de clared. Arbena bitterly attacked the United Pruit Co. of Boston, which be haa accused of backing the rebel Invasion In revenge lor bla government'a expropriation ol part of the company'! vast holdings In Ouatemala. He also accused "Mercenary North American aviators" ol Dopiblnf.'and sinking Ui. J.QM-ion 8 M 1 1 a h-owned merchant ship Sprlngljord In the harbor of Ban Jose, Ouatemala, yesterday. Offi cials aaid the ahlp waa bombed at anchor in tho Pacific port by an unidentified plane and waa aet afire. Speaking after him, Diaz aald. "The atruggle against mercenary invadera of Ouatemala will not abate." "Col. Arbent haa dona what he thought hla duty." he continued. "I shall oarry on. I am deeply grateful for the trust he placed In me. Conquests gained by Guate malans in the last 10 years will not be lost. ... We face great aac rltloea. ... I also have ample tallh In the future." ATTENTION! SCHWINM BIKE OWNERS Bring la your Sckwlaa for Year free annual check-up! POOLE'S - 222 So. 7h . . . i, " , -,u ill m m Hf I ' : ' ' r a.. -aseaenw V -WW ' - , t.i - ' 1 ( . - i-.-a.-fl J, THIS 116 MARI,IN, meeiurlnq nine feet four inchei, wet caught off the coast of Mexico re cently by Chtt Marshal of Weed. The biq fiih, which tipped the icalei at 308 pounds, took an hour and 13 minutes to bring to tho gaff. It's shown here in the shop of Al Cummings who did tho taxidermy work. elgn envoy at lunch today at the Imperial Palace. Prime Minister Bhlgeru Yoshlda and Foreign Minister and Mra. Katauo Okaiakl also attended. Ihe diplomats Included Canadi an Ambaaaador Robert W. May hew, who will return to Canada shortly for a new assignment, and hla wlfo. Other were Yugoslav Minister Makso Bace and hla wife. Thailand Ambassador Luagn Phln-ll-Akson and his wlfo and Cambo dian Minuter Prince Norodom Kantol. Lost Ring Found After 23 Years CLINTON. N.C. W Dr. J. M. Chrstnuit didn't reel: expect to get back the ring he lost while bath ing In White Lake near here. But while diving for sand. 11-year-old Claudia Herring brought up the ring In a handful. Dr. Chestnutt's name waa on the ring. so. of course, he got It back after 33 years. Newsmen Escape From Air Crash TEOUCIOALPA. Honduras Japanese Emperor Entertains Envoys TOKYO I The Emperor and Empress entertained one outgoing and three newly accredited fonTwo U.S. correspondents for Time and Lite magazines were reported to nave escaped unhurt yesterday from the crash of a small plane al Esqulpulas, Ouatemala, The newsmen were Robert Lu bar, chief of the magazines' Mex Ico City bureau,: and Oeorge Bilk, photographer, U.S. Ambassador to Honduras Whiting Wlllauer said be had cabled U.S. Air. Force headquar ters In Panama, asking for an air rescue team to get the two men out Their plane reportedly crashed at the airstrip in Esqulpulas, the first Guatemalan town taken by McCarthy Said To Be Vote Asset NEW YORK Wi The chairman of the GOP Congressional Cam paign Committee says commu nism will definitely be an election insue this year and Ben. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wls) "will prove to be an asset" to the Republican party. Rep. Richard Simpson (R-Pa) said yesterday. "We can elect more Republicans If we use Mc Carthy" throughout the country. He said on a television program he will "urge" McCarthy to cam paign for GOP candidates who ask hla help. HAACP Plans Court Fight DALLAS tR The leader of the Negroes' antlsegregatlon battle has indicated his organization will atand for no trilling with the Su preme Court'a school decision. Thurgood Marshall says the Na tional Aksn, for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACPi will go lo court against local school boards which balk. Marshall arrived yesterday for the annual national convention of the NAACP In this acgregated city. As special counsel for the NAACP, he was a powerful factor lo the May 17 decision of the Supreme Court which outlawed segregation in public schools. "While the governors want to circumvent the Supreme Court." he said, "we are going to circum vent the governors ... "Since the Supreme Court spoke, there Is no use listening to any body, else. "In suits, If they have to be filed, the school boards will be the de fendants." However, he would not deny pro segregation governors the right to speak out against the court's rul ing. And he ssld he favors court action to compel admission of Ne gro students to schools only as a llnal resort. Today. Marshall was discussing with other Negro lawyers how to handle any possible suits. The law yers will confer with state NAACP presidents tomorrow, opening day of the six-day convention. About CLIP JOINT TOKYO OP) A new, high-priced Tokyo night club designed tor the tourist and American soldier trade proudly bears the title "The Clipper." TOO delegstes are expected. The lawyer aald the convention will consider other fields In which It will fight segregation. Ho men tioned transportation, housing, tec rention and employment. But, ho added, "schools are most Important to me." Primitive Medicine Supernatural powers, spirits, and demons rule the cults of primitive medical practice in manq t remote sections of the world. The medicine man, with his sqmbolic parapher nalia, is thought to possess the "power" to reveal the cause ' Ayx:'.ry or "'ness ana to pro Jr i n't jj,. vide curative drugs. Jl 5"V5 The dramatic and " ( mysterious have , always appealed to man's Imagination, sometimes to the point of destroying his perspective. However, questions pertaining to pain and illness are alwaus best answered by your family physician. Ue are qualified to prepare any medicine he may prescribe. The friendly drug store where customers send their frieads 9th end Mein Ph. 2-3475 Col. Carlos Castillo Armas' rebel Invadera and the rebel headquar ters for a time last week. OUTLAW YUMA. Arli. or Jack Outlaw has been appointed state cattle In spector lo check brands and stolen stock. , CUSTOM BALING Claude I Metz PHONE EVENINGS 7-2172 Tulelake - California A C-.st nccnrn izm Interest by Saving Howl 6pn tr txlfl ) yur vlngt ecctunt el Htt U.I.NetlntMnk by July 10 . . . tern InfwHl frsm July 1. SAV! WITH IANK SAFITY KUliHATH FALLS BRANCH .NATIONAL DANK esteMeVfjf 9vjfVtl aseHWJsss CeVpeJF Ofltvjev' t UIIRACE e . 1,00 wwy Wt.Jn.nloy KBES-TV US Klamath Furniture Co.'s MONTH-ENDER SPECIALS ! TWO DAYS ONLY Your chance to mvi June 29th and 30th. Thar arc plenty of good buys, but hurry, this talt It . . . 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YOUR CHOICE These are just few of the tremen dous savings being offered ' during our Month-End Salel FREE DELIVERY BUDGET TERMS Four Floors of Pint Furniture and Floor Coverings Kfcrriatk unnltune Co; 221 Main St. Phone 5353 or 5339 AT BIQ Y! Shop early in week for savings Like these! Aluminum Foil White House Coffee Bonnie Dog Food Weorever 12"jt 25' rolls Vacuum Pack Drip or Reg. Toll Tins 29 95 2-19' til! FIRE WORKS Fourth of July Headquarters Fireworks Caps Sparklers Flags -12" x 16" 3?c A complete selection of other sizes available Unbreakable Guns With Twin Holsters $3.49 Cheez Whiz Kraft's 16-oz. jars Rea. 59c Mtoli Stewing Hens 49 Orange Juice 6-oi. cans 2 35' Honor Brand, Fresh Frozen Arizona 8-lb. Bags Fresh Dressed Grapefruit Sit Bologna Sirloin Steaks By the Piece U.S. Grade "Good" 39l 29k 551 4710 SO. 6Hi PH. 687S I a