- The f ighting in Guatemala has ended. The new government of Colonel Elfego Monzon, coming to an agreement According to the govemment radio, the ceaae fire terms were laid down by caatillo-Arllaa. Hia principal deaand - that all C0111Uniata u be Jailed. And the Monzon government agreed to do Just that. Already everr known C011111Unlat haa been arrested. The Red newapaper ahut down. COlllll\lll1sts fleeing for cover in all directions. PoJWer President Arbenz - ln tllght acroaa the border lnto Bl Salvador. He caused the rebellion by givtng the Reda too IIUCh atthorlty. Now he'• a refugee. And all or hil polltloal prlaonera have been released. A dispatch rroa El Salvador atatea that Colonels Monzon and caat1llo-Ar1181 are Meting there tonight. 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And the note struck durin the talk• w a a, in C h urchill's words: •The unity of the Analo- Aaerican world, the Engli1b-apea k in 6 world, 11 unbro k en and unbreakable.• lhurcbill aad Idea flew to Ottawa, to report to the heada of our great northera n•i&hbor before flyiD& ho ■••• Toda7, o•• •••••••••• t.e rraaee •••• a 1t1t1M■t &bo•t ••• ,a:aa~:a.~l•n,eaa Ar■f, 4••••1'b•4 •• • ••••l•1 - · ••• er t.lle t.••111••' •l••• t.laa\ n eaaaet. aatat.ala t.••••• la I•••,., •alea111C la •at.lflel. r•aa•• aa4 I\alr b•• ••f•ail t.e ••••' lel'Ma laf•• . . . . . . . . . . . . , ................. , . . . . . . ,.,au h a later . , •••• ~tlle 1.■111-&■HllU ' " " ci.,. I■ .. I\ IOftNigntJ ~ , t,~r ., ••• ,. »lllea ,as• t.ia\ ~ ... , '- ••• , .... ••• . , . . aa4 lt. iaa le•• 1'e14 •• ,, t.u rNaoll at.t.lt.••••• ~ 'fir:,1t:J. »lll•*f un4 te tke 1p11ok ■de r IJC • 2 •1 Pre114ea\ ll•••••••r la &prll. That••• whea ■• • llaeahower la1i1tet ea\~• ••••11l\7 et IDC. Weaa1e otherwi1e •• oo•ll not aatertate all the •••lt■eat 1 la••1••4 la tetea4la1 tN le1t • •••• 1 . . - , , •• ,1 •• , . , •• ·••1• ••••• 1, .1, . . . . . Alllea hfaqJrf•••• · "-' n •••11. ,...la la 11ft tateflal,elr, aal \llal n ... a paraat• \W ••'•'r •f , •• ••••,.•• u-•1,,. A•••~••••• »tll•• . N,.at . . \Mae ••l•h \eta,. , •• , ........ · · - ••• ..... &11 ........ • ,. • •'•••• la1l1teae• ,~., ,ra••• ••llfr \M ••••••aa ,.., ... ,. llRQ•W IA l&a. . ' . . Ia Ia4o-Vbiat, tbe wor1t rroa 1 ~ 4•f•at ataoe A,lealtleapll•. ClTillaaa •••• ••••••4 fro■ &a I~• •1 air. TMa the troop• h1•• a••'•••'• &a4 f•• f••• ••1• t~•, ~•• to t11~t a naala1 ,attle. &t •••••lat,,_, ••••••• la a ••11•1~ t~• ••••• waltla1 apoal., sp f••• t~o ~111• wlti •••I••• aal aaoilao P••• ' Tbe rroao~ eallo4 to• 't.fC'-••••••I • ht tbo plaaoa li4 " little offoot •• t~• p u ll44•• •• tu 110,.,. rtaallJ, a ••11• oel••• oa•• oat to •••t tll••• d . . ~ The Coa■ani1t ra41•~••1 ■111 that ■o•• \~•• A one tbou1aaa rreaob troop1 •••• tille4, •o•••••• •• IM••••••• ■ f I IN ■ th lstsst sf tbs - -····-·-·-· Is ■ L lalsslu I■ I 11 1,1a1. aaaoaao•• \he ••■pl•\• ••••••tl•• •f \he P•••l••• •f I Dlah. Th• P•••l•••• J••\ •••\h •f ■•••l, ••••••••I .1,u., • .,.,. ~.1 ... ,._ , ... , ... ,,1 .. A ,111•1\ ol\J la \M l•I l · l••• Del\a. A dispatch from The Hague reveal• - that Indonesia may cut her last tie with ,he Netherlands. Those vast and densely populated ialanda of the East Indies became independent in lineteen Forty-line •• and they remained •i th in the Dutch Onion. But relati~n• between the two becaae 1teadil7 worae. One great i1aue - lew Guinea. Bolland Ntained her holcl on that i1land off northern Au1tralia. Indoneaia think•••• Guinea ahould belona to her. The conference at The ff aaue la try in& to i ■ proYe relation• between Hollan4 and her former colony. At least, that•• what the Dutch want. But toda7 the Indoneaiaa rorei&■ II iaiater, SunarJo, dtaanded an end to the connection of bia country •itb Bollan d . The For•iin •iniater arauin& that Indoaeaia •ill never b e a So•erei&D nation - aa long aa abe reaains wi t hin The Union. B• want• th• present relationship_ to be replaced by international treatiea. The Hague conference ia atill going on but unl••• the Indonesian Foreign M iniater chan t •• hia llQQli§lA - 2 atand - it looks as if Indonesia aay be completely lost to the Dutch. While they continue to hold a large part of the rich and undeTeloped island of lie• Guinea. Next aonth our Air Force will set up a ne• command in t h e Paci f ic. lo stated today in Washington. The Commander, General Sory Saith. Headquarter• - at Hickam Field, Hawaii. Tbe new coa m and to be called •The Pacific Air force• - an4 will include aeTeral units now in operation. The •Pacific Air Force• •ill ha•• two aain joba. To help prepare atrat•&J at Pearl Barbor, headquarter• of our Pacific Theatre ooaaaad. And to control the 1uppl7 and coa■ unication line• of our Pacific Air force. General Sory S ■ ith 11 u attracti•• and able young air otficer who until a few •••t• •&o ••• right hand man to Air SecretarJ Talbott. grr1••~11n The &to■io 1•••11 C•••l•aloa •••lea 1eo•rltJ clearaac• - to Dr. lobert Opf••k•l•••· The Yotiaa four to one - •1alnat reln1tatl■1 the ato■ io aoleatlat la hi1 J•b of C••••ltaat to the Ceuiaaloa. nia1tate■eat - c•al•••• L••l• at•••••• aal Cenl11leaer1 l•1•ae l•ete•t, TM■a1 ■••••r aat I••••~ Cenl1al••r ■•••r ••rt• eaat \le ltaaea\l Tie Cea■ l11lea ••t••I ,1a•1 ••at tt leNI •tefeet1 la ~ta ••••••t•••• T•• •••••I at4l .. tile\ I ate■~oleatl1t •••••l•W •Ill C•••alata •1• .. Ilia lt■lta et pnt••••• le lt t•lat1 • ••••11 aet h all•••••••••• te ,,, •••••t tafer■atloa. A fora•• i•••l•• •fflolal, ••••••1•4 a orlaiaal ••cor4 •i•a i• J•1••4 \lie •••••-•t , ••• ,, JUI'■ •••• -f.o .=.~•---- tr■■ a■aat.ar ca,.ur,, ••f•••l•1 t• c11•• ••••11, •~• •••• atne\•• ti• •••••••••'••••••~alt a lllllea l• •wta•ta11 •••fl\1.• ~ •••••••• , •• ,.,., •• , ···••1• '~•'J' - •js a uliii■■l ;~ .... stss tr •••••• ••• 1222 rt. [,.1 Nf■l'\L~LT- 112} \M t■n■r ■••■iq ettiaial ..._ a ••1•1••1 •••••• \ia\ 1n• •••l f•• \ilrt1••l1i\ 1••••• •-11, •••••\•4 el1i\ ti•• f•• 1•••••1, ••••••1•••'• aal ••••I .. , .. eMOll• I•\ wMa M fl11•4 ••\ i l l • • , . - 2 . . . \eei \M fll•• - aa4 IMt •aa\1 \e flat••\•~-,~•••• ae\ \lla~:;:a °t~lll la \M ■••ll.. ••••••~ ~ A 'lbe condition or roraer Pre11<1ent truilin ha1 1Jlproved a bit. A hOlpltal bbllet1n deaor1b1ng htll u "perceptibly better". 'ftlia, Ute latnt •• Ill'. Ti-•rl' rall1•• tr011 Id.a recent operation. 11,1•1~. . tl■e, , .. 1ete■tl1\ fN1ea\et \M hte wit• a 1llte ,,tef 1peeel, •tr &1•• ... •• ■all Iii•••• •t• tl•••••., • ~~ will• laYe1\l1a\l .. ••t\11 . . . . . . el ••lll•••~l• le•lt In the Rio Grande ••lleJ, about f■al~ fortJ thousand per1on1 are bo■ elea ■• Da■ age, ruaaia& into the ailli~na. Thia, a result ~f the bi&geat flood th• Rio ijr&nde baa •••r had. Coa■ unication1 with lealco ■ ay aooa be oat off. Th• creat of tb• flood, bearia1 do ~ n on Laredo an4 lae•o ~aredo, i1 expeete4 to bt\ . \bat area ■ oae ti ■• tomorrow. TRAIN From New York to Boston - in two and 8 halt hours_ by train. Regular running time now is between four and five hours. But Pat Mc01nn1e, new Preeident or the New Haven, says the time will be cut by a new type streamliner. In fact it was given a trial run today, between New Haven and Boston. At better than a hundred miles an hour - even taking the curves at ninety. 'l'hla is the tra1n that. NcOinn1e hopee to••• soon on the regular run betwen Boaton _. New York. He says it should reeult 1n big savings, an 111portant point tor all railroads 1n these daJs , . Harry, a train as revolutionary in 1te wa, u that Kaiser sporte car - the Darrin, 11 1n the automobile world. I was having a lot ot tun driving on up in your state ot Maine this weekend.