The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-21

UNITED NATIONS, NY. IN :
The iU.N. Security Council Gale
unanimously last night for q cease
fire in Guatemala and for all U.N
members to withhold aid from th
fighting forces there.
The action came after the Sovi'
Union cast its Goth veto in counc
history on behalf Of Guatemala
leftist government. The veto d
feated i motion to refer the Guat'
malan complaint Of aggression
the Western Hemisphere's region
organization, the Organization I
American States (OAS).
us. Delegate Henry Cab
Lodge Jr., council president
June, said the Soviet veto shoyn
obviously the Russians have E
signs" on the Americas. ae
warned angrily:
II say to the Soviet deleFe:
Stay out of the Western Hnls-
phere. Don't try to start youraans
and conspiracies here"
Despite the Russian vote, iuate-
mala has already asked u five-
member, inter American Peace
Committee Of the GAS to Up stop
the invasion against lesident
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman govern
ment. The committee sc'duied a
meeting in Washington le To-Day.
The cease-fire call waYoted art
er Cuatemalan Delegaf EDUARDO
Castillo-Arriola charge neignDor-
ing Honduras and nicaragua,
az Yyr;tsS Ey1,;t Co. Id connived
in an aggression a inst 1ua.e-
mala's territory by trcenary eA'
peditionary forces.
Lodge hotly defeed ms gov
eminent and denie tne charges.
He said informatl available 10
the United States strongiy Sus-
sests that the salon does no
involve aggressid put a revcl'
Of Guatemalans against sua'e'
malans.
The council x no action on
Cuatemala's reest tnat II selu
q peace observpn commission az ~
once Ito provene conniVance ol
Hondnras andicaragua.
The CuateYlan delegate told
.ns council 4 country had been
;.v.dsd frontonduras Friday by
r.rcsr.ries hid bombed by PAT
planes of Nth American manu-
f.cture thlatter coming from
Nicaraeua ID Honduras.
He claim 10 nave oocumentry
nyoof linkj the leader Of the in
w..ior Atemalan exile Col.
C.rIo. csllo Armas, with Mica
r.cua .nFthe government of the
MOTH - obvious reference to
the Unit States.
us adsed the us. State De-
c.rtme,of defaming his govern
ment i its charges that 1t is
Comm,st influenced and said
Ameya bans on arms shipments
n hicountry had left It de-
fensep.
had certain support" in Guate-
rslyut said even il. it were out
i,wls'this campaign would find
sncr pretext." .as3..3 !.
= charged the invasion had
be1 spanked by the fruit COM
=. because his government is
separating large tracts of COM
NJ land under It's land reform
gram.
le also produced the surprise
Arge that two hiers of us.
izenship had crash landed,
bundled, at Tapachula, Mexico.
esterday after an attack on Guat-
mala. In Mexico City. the Mexi.
AN air force chief of staff, Col.
,arlos r. Bergunza de Victoria,
aid he had no report of any such
Incident.
The resolution to refer the Guate-
nalan complaint to the GAS for
urgent consideration" was intro
luced by Brazil and Colombia. OPP
,osing Il, Russian Delegate Sem
ron K. Tsaripkin said Guatemala
would be ''squashed" before the
acted.
The vote was 10-1, the lone So
net negative killing the proposal.
The cease-fire resolution then
Vas introduced by Henri Hoppenot
81 France ALI IL members voted
lor II.
In it, tle council "calls for the
immediate termination of any &C
lion lkel! to cause bloodshed and
requests Il members of the United
Nations b abstain, in the spirit
Of the carter, from giving assis-
tanee toany such action"