Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 249, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 16 December 1948 — Page 6

PAGE SIT THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

NICARAGUA INVADES, COSTA RICA CLAIMS APPEALING "'.'TO RiO TREATY

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21 AMERICAN REPUBLIC foreign ministers the Council of the Organization of American States are considering Costa Rica's plea for aid to halt an invasion Costa Rica claims was launched from Nicaragua. Costa Rica demands invoking of military clauses of the Rio de Janeiro pact, claiming the invasion, is under leadership of Calderon Guardia, backed by Communists, Nicaraguan national guardsmen and Costa Rican exiles. Guardia is a former Costa Rica president kept from office last May by'Jose Figuefes. military junta leader who disbanded Costa Rica's army recently. (International)

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Mario Esqulvel (let), Costa Kica ar.iliussiiJcr in Via:s!iinton, examines, complaint urging aggression clauses of R'.o "pact . ,e Invoked. Costa Rica Finance Minister Alberto Marten looks on.

Claiming an Invasion by N'lcaruguan troops (arrow), Costa Hican

o.'Ilcials at San Jcse report their troops firmly entrenched, though Costa Rica leader Jose Figueres the Invaders are in control o! La Cruz. San Salvador reports say - leads Je,ense- He kel)t Calderon Guardia from presidency in May, CaMeron Guardia, former Costa Rica president, leads the uttatk. also disbanded Costa Rica army.

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AFTER A SESSION with Houae Un-American Activities questioneri, Eunice A. Lincoln, secretary to Frances E. Sayre when he was assistant secretary of State-ancl938,1f8 bgqigei.'by WaehingKin reporters. It was in 1938 that the microfilm documents found on Whittaker Chambers' Maryland farm were stolen from the State department. Alger Hiss was a Sayre aide them , (International)

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