THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1958.

GUNS BLAZE AGAIN IN DOWN-TOWN BEIRUT

Now It's The Right That Is Holding The Barricades

Beirut, Sept. 28.

Units of the Lebanese army and the Parlia- montary Phalange group clashed in a roaring gun battle in downtown Beirut today when the army tried to move into Phalange territory and take down barri- cados.

Phalunge spokesman Jamiljernsget of Chehals and Karami Ayoub sold after a half-hour | Karaît has ordered all barri- battle thi two of the group's cades of the streck by 10- men were killed and two MUITOW. wounded

The baille shattered the Sunday silence of the city na It enjoyed the first day with- out n total curfew since Wed- nezly. The curfew was im- posed after a number of violent incidents and amid incrensing tension between rivet political

group.

The fighting broke out just over 0130 GMT when the army moved on. " large Phalange Barricade astride a trolley line leading Into the heart of

the eastern quarter. The army unit bad already taken down to small Phalange barricades.

The army will take stern" mensures unless they are, he said.

Letters To The State

Department

Washington, Sept. 28. Mr John Foster Dulles, the United States Secre- tary of State, said today that letters from the public were "not terribly significant" in deter- mining American foreign policy.

His remarks, made here after in the majority of the letters, his return from a speech-giving He Bened the allantion to trip to Boston, followed those that earlier this year when of Vice-President Richard Congressmen debating the Nixon, who mid yesterday he Foreign Aid. Ell said their mall was "shocked" at a New York ran

against its 10-to-on times report that, of more than passage. The bill was passed.-- 5,000 letters received by the Router. State Department recently, 8

cent directly criticised American Foreign polloy.

Mr Dulles told reporters he Meanwhile cx President

Was not too surprised thai Camille Chamoun, who was re- placed by

Fuad American Foreign Policy con Maj. Gen. Chenab as the nation's chlofrning. Formosa was criticised executive on Tuesday, vowed today that his followers would never accept newly-appointed Premier Rashid Karami as head of the govemment.

Block Pledge

Chamoun said in his first

interview since leaving the presidency that he had almost enough parliamentary support et present to block Kiraml's in-

A Misunderstanding on us premier.

The fring came suddenly apparently from either left or rightwing extremists. The troops returned the fire.

Phalangists who had beers walking through the streets then. pulled their gune out and re- turned the armur fire.

Army tank and armoured car reinforcements rusbed to the

scene.

By about 0800 GMT the fght- ing died down and there were only ¤ tow scattered shots heard.

cross

He declared that anti-Karam feeling was "very strong and Kalning

the Krength country."

Chamoun said at least 30 of e 06 Deputies int Lebanon's Parliament word pledged. per- sonally to ole against Karami Jils appointment by when Chehab goes before them.

The former President scoffed ul. Karami's reported declara- on to an American radio cor- respondent that he would bring Chemoun to trial for high usking American

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Apartheid Advocated

For U.K..

London, Sept. 28. New towns and suburbs

should

for be erected coloured people in Eng- land"untess difficulties and sexual complexities can be otherwise met," Sir Shane Leslie, Irish author and professor and cousin of Sir Winston Churchill suggests.

The fighting endod after an treason emergency telephone conversa troops to enter the country-than is sunding Negro students

and U.P.I.

army

tion botwoen Phalango officials. The fight- Ing seerod to have resulted from a misunderstanding.

Phalange headquarters salt they had given the army per- mission to tear down one

barricade at the head of the Placo de La Cannon. The army said it had received permission to go ahead with a general tear down.

Up And Down

King George VI Memorial Fund

London, Sept. 28.

"To hold down the present altuation with police and magis- trates is no answer, any more

to white schools in Little Rock behind bayonets," he stated in a letter to the Daily Telegraph.

Sir Shinne Lestle, who has just returned from a tour of the United States, said "I found the coloured community in the south

community the happlest

in

Prime Minister Harold Mac- Americs and the negro slums anilla today. announced the in Chicago, St. Louis and New completion of a national momo-York the most miserable. rial to King George VI, with contributions from all over tha world totalling more £1,800,000.

About two-thirds of

IC-

"Little Rock is only the

The Phalangists throw up the

than Nottingham or Notting Hof America, which bas bocn barriendes in protest against the noming of former rebel Rashid

the brought to a crisis through Karami as new premier by Pre- money will go to youth pro-politicians and by eager sident Fund Chehah. The group Joe and one-third to projects formers from other areas. also demanded that supporters for the agel. A small percen "English people should study

former President Camile tarte the fund, £63,020 was Chamoun be given places in the set aside for the statue of the the conditions in the south and government,

king that now stands in the realise how, by slow The barricades went up as Mall near Buckdngham Palaco. the old rebel ones came down in-U.P.1.

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A Home In A Boat Or A Land Rover

London, Sept. 20.

Mr Eric Willums, who ne- corded his wartimo escape from German prisoner-of-war camp in the best-seller. The Wooden Horse," is selling his home and leaving Britain.

Mr Willams, 47, and his wife, Wito

about nine Fors younger, will fave their home near Dartmouth; Devonshire, as noon as possible to prepare to ro abroad next spring in their specially equipped Land Rover,

The Land Rover in which they made a 12,000-mile continental tour in 1936 and another of 5,000 miles last year will be their only home, the author said.

"For. the past seven years we have had what we call our peasant phase and have cul- fivuted our cabbage patch here. We want to simplify it still

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too complicated," the Williams Bald.

They will set off in a mouth- easterly direction.

Their only definite plan is to travel through Greece and reach the Aegeon where they will buy a boat and sail around the islanda-China Mail Special.

Brutal Killing

Porlock, Somerset, Sept. 20. 'Devon and Somerset atagu. hounds "were aegusodi 'hero of twice purming a stag into the Ben and Anally killing it on a beach.

The dearge was made by the

| League. Against Cruel Sports

who sent lavestigation once

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Asfour: 1 Exemel, 4 Frogs, T Eyelid, 8 Agris: 10′ Adit, 12 Precis-e, 15 Curio, 18 Idea, 17 Cuur, 19 Anode, 20 Bumminst, 21 Zaen, 23 C-live, 24 Italion, 23 to 'probe what if called "one of B-Tory, 26 Gratia: Downs 1 Bley for, “a American, 3 Filadi. | the most daglardky acts of sing- Regletés. O Cerkane. U. Prong, 11 Turnover, 12 Plano, '15 Ideallit, hunting bra allty that háu semn 14 Earnings, 15 Milis, 22 Fair,

dccurred-China Mail Special.

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Running along the 'sau- sago' is Francis Bacon. The bargo, five feat in dia- moter and 100 foot-long, is made from woven nylon fabric, five-thirty-seconds of an inch thick and cout- od inside and outside with synthetic rubber.

Horo, it carries 10,400 gallons (37 tons) of paraf- fin. The Borgo is the in- vention of Professor W. R. Hawthorno, and; his osto- clatos of Cambridge Uni- versity.

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