REVOLUTIONARY ANNIVERSARY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R009400070001-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 8, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: December 10, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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the revs I ut ionary , ting, took place., in c. ice, ch such w el1: knodv~n ere Aftarovards,
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e ". Zen parade of some fifty thousand natives who.. been brought more forcibly than voluntarily .frrom the different `villages and towns
of the ktepublic to -:march the length of sixth Avernae on 10 Oot I'
y overnment lux honor of
the seventh :anniversary of the October 1944 revolution- took place ?asp planned.
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previously announced. the celebration prepared b tho 0-
the olitieu,l p vas o
P parties and of laboro,
On 20 Octobers there Lrae a militrary parade in th:~ .morning,, and in the evening a ball.
at, the National. P,-Aace, attended by Government official?r and s-a resentt f
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Jose tr. a, ore a Cuban; Jose Alberto Cardoza, a Deputy; Antonio obando Sanchez;
Lute V1.0.1agran, t arcia; Professor Emilio Gra jeda; Manuel !!;dear. do Hubner Richardson.,
a Chilean; 11.1fredo Guerra Borges; Dr.. Mariano Cruz; Humberto Ortiz,, a Deputy;
Carlos Fernandez; Licenciado Julio Diaz Cardona; Professor Leonardo Castillo
Flares; ,lose Luis Caceros; Arturo Lorales Cuban; Virgilio Guerra,, Miguel Marmol,
and Luis Felipe Cativo, all Salvadorans; Emilio Valiadares, and Roberto Stefrez,
who carried the flag of Guatemala; all of those mentioned are Communists. They
were followed by members ,of the Confederacion de Trabajadores de. Guatemala
(CGTG), by members of the various political parties, and all the farm delegations
These same persons occupied the podium at the National Olympic Stadium until the
entrance of President Arhenz with ",I- Chiefs of Staff and Cabinet Ministh ?s at
eleven in the morals ag,t
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.~ ga, c~nso r oruurzy*, .u puty in the Guatemalan National Uon tress;
Carlos t,:a~nuel Fellecer~; Abel Cuenca U. a Salvadoran 1
*~w r ev. Jose ~^ 3
The parade of natives was headed ',y Licenciado ttoberto Pel.varado !Fuentes, presi-
dent of the k;uatema,lan National Congress; Professor Victor 1 anuel Gutierrez;
anuel Piuto Usa
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ago n,~ t.10 Government of uoionel. Arbenz (uzman.
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ux~ ema. of sabotacing the revolution, and of being engaged
in sc b?rrrsve Issts i t
T ua ema a, whom they accusers of intervening in the
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2n . The spe.'akers e;T~txunde d the glories of the seventh a r,iversary of the Revolution,
said made the usual attacks on reactionaries, imperialism, the iepartment, of State,
and foreign corn nies 4 -t G I- 1
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