1958-09-26 — Page 3

THE CHINA, MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1958.

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REBELLION ENDED?

ENDED? 3 Years For Manslaughter

Premier Karami Asks Strikers To Forgive And Forget

By LARRY COLLINS

Beirut, Lebanon, Sapt. 25. Lebanon's new Promier, Rashid Karami, said tonight this nation's four and one half months old rebellion was over and said he expected all U.S. forces to be off Lebanese soil within a month. Karami said he thought the American troops would leave without being förmally asked by his government, In his first day in office, Karami said the rebels would start tearing down their barricades and going back to work tomorrow.

Speaking in the shell-pocked home of Beirut rebel leader, Saeb Salam, Karami said he hoped all supporters of ex-President Camille Chamoun would follow suit.

Karami then went on the air in a nationwide broadenst appealing to all factions to forgive and forget, and try and get Lebanon back to normal.

But Christiant

enter initary

Palangist, would not leader Shelkh Pierre Gemayeli foreign

into any Ducts or

And ht organisation would alliances, reliable sources aald. The sources zaid Karumi, oppose the Karami Government und order his four-dny general strike to euntinue,

rebel

former, old 97-year-old

Deep Regret

Washington, Sept. 25. Tresident Elsenbower mall today in a letter to £

› Virginia educator:

"I deeply

retros

The action of Virginia and Arkausas in closing schools that are

subject to - tegration ordern of

Fedon Courts.

the

"the direct consequences floss to the children in

cventual schools and the cotisequences to our nation could be distrous. Their education seemingly has

no present prospect early resumption."

of

The letter, made public by the White House, re- telegram from piled to a

Mr

+

J. Albert Rollou chairman of Charlot tenylile, Virginia com- mittee which is campaign- ing to keep schools open rekardless of Integration or aegregation.-Reuter.

Strike Delay For London Shell House

London, Sept. 20.

A big building Arn' decided Insider, told his colleagues: | today to stop all work on build- Several hundred of his sup-"Our relations with the Great Ing new London headquarters porters demonstrated against Powers will be based on triend- for the Shell Potroleum Com-

pany because of Karami from behind their bar ship. Our relations with other

continued Karami Arub sintes will be based un

hold-ups Through unofficial ricades this afternoon.

that Lebanon stld

no longer friendship and brotherhood.” stries among u àmail minority supports the Eisenhower dog-

Korami spent part of today of the men. trine bese it simply no meeting Lebanese lenders who

the are not in

1,250 workers ROVETNIKent, They told the longer exists, Karumi, an un-

this site to go home Beirut of

rebel on the admirer

the abashed

Egypt's eluding Gamal Abdel Nasser, salt leader Saeb Salem, and Ex-morning and announced that all building would cease tomorrow Lebanon's future foreign polley President Beshara el Khoury. would be based on the

Ambassador, night " rephrase the construe- prin- The American ciples of the Cairo-dominated Mr Robert McLintock, and the ion programme".

Commander-in-Chief of Ameri- "Aution

duc Way Arab League.

Lo the Admiral James can Forces,

behaviour of "an irresponsible visited President Holloway.

minority of the Labour force" in

He said the nation would continue to accept U.S. milltary and economic ald, however, "it It is unconditional."

Fuad Chchab today and diuenance of their own unions and cussed the prospects of the the industry's joint negotiating withdrawal of American forces. conciliation board, the compony "No Opposition?” The Falongist leader, Pierre | stated.

tonight that the The 28-storey building going as the round-the-clock curfew new government represents "an up on the south side of

victory for 130 and the Aty's threat to shoot injusified

River Thames opposite govern- draned civilians, made them-tebels,

aggravates thement headquarters, in Whitehall

The capital was quiet today Gemayel, sald

It

the

selves felt, Karami said the situation and we (the Christianis designed to house some 6,000 taw "recognises Wive

but Govern-Falangista) cannot

oppor employees.-China Mall Special.

total still under

mcnt in power. The opposition it,"

is now the Government and all Beirut was

opposition will follow the curfew tonight. No disturb Natural To Be

Government."

ances were reported during

The new Government will the day.

take over security responsibility

in areas where rebels now rule,

starting tomorrow, he added.

The decision Lo distintie

U.S. Evacuation

Evacuation of U.S. Forces

the barricades and have the From the Lebanon is expected to

Government start policing

nebel-heldi urens apparently

be completed by October 17.

The next unit to leave is the

ship within the

was taken at today's first format Third Battalion, Sixth Marines, cabinet meeting with rebel due to board next 48 hours.

A Bit Rough ... Gaitskell

London, Sept. 25.

Gaitskell, Mr Hugh

leader

sald of the Labour Party. Immediately after their de-antight that it was natural for

Second Battalion to ase the people to be quiet parture, the

Chiots.

Karami said, "We are going

and help bring back the nation Second Marines, the Arst Bat-Fu In Cyprus to be "a b

to normal in reasonable talion to be landed here, and the period of me, to pull down first evacuated

to work."

mid-August

staff elements left behind, and to- sit for the United States.— Karamt told his cabinet dny that the country future All Agencies.

remarks

In an independent (commit- television interview cial)

be regretted the the barricades, and get back will arrive to pick up marine was asked if he

of Mrs Barbara Castle, Labour Party vice- chairman, about British troops on the island.

He said "I don't agree with her. I think that the British Aroops there have been under a very great strain.

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACOBSS

14

8 mayed back at Wimbledon?

.(8).

& Separated (0),

9 He takes his pick (8),

11 Gava mar (8)..

12 A fedt, maybe, though it

sounds like the's lot (4).

13 Shun what Nature abhors?

(5):

18 Follow an (5).)

If Thoroughly, Bisiško (4).

That's telliks brotheri (0).

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23

DOWN

1 Upsel a lighter (5).

2 North Country money (5).

3 Neticence displayed by. ser-

vise reinforcements? (7).

4' The first garden (4).

5 Not in mint condition (4),

6 Talk yolubily (6).

7 Projecting window (0).

10 Kaland, gun (3),

14 Attack in a film studio? (6). 18 Possibly vile imprisonment

(7):

I would say that when you know that one of your pals has been shot in the back, it may be natural to be a bli rough when following up to try and find the people who did it."

But he did agree with her that the government's policy or the stard had landed Britain in an "impossible situation."-Reuter.

U.K. Troops To Leave Jordan In October?

United Nations, Sept. 25. Ambassador Abdal Monem Rifai, of Jordan said today that he will be able to announce to the UN, next Tuesday, "almost the exact date" for the withdrawal of British troops from Jordan.

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Ho fold the General As- sembly in a brief statement today, at talks aro in pro- gross between the British and Jordanina Governmenta that may lead to an early withdrawal of the British forces from his country,

Rifal said later that he wil give the Assembly more de- finito information in his polley #perch on Sept. 30. Asked it British troops were expected to leave Jordan during October ha replied, something that UPL

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Nicodin, Sept. 23, Greek Cypriot anacor today endorsed exfidd Archbishop Metar los proposal, for an Ins dependent Cyprus tied to neither Turkey nor Greece.

The resolution also said that the mayosawatzed more res solute support of their struggle from the Greek movement.--- U.P.I.

SPATS, TREWS AND KILTS

Glasgow, Sept. 25.

The men of the Highland Light Infantry are to keep their white spats even though they have

lost kilts.

Under government amalgamu, tatlan flach in grenade shape, tion plans, the II. L. I. will be ung the Royal Scotu Fusiliers

the wearing Mackenzie, trows in a hat with

New Lowland new regiment named the Royal Brigade cap badge. Highland Fusiliers (Princess Margaret's own Glasgow and Ayrshire Regiment).

Proposals for amalgamation of the H.L.I. and the Royal Scots Fusiliers, caused na- Elonal form in Scotland fast winter and led to the resigna tlon of the two colonels-in- chief.

Major C. W, Dunbar told a press conference today that the new uniform will be brougues, spats, Mackenzie, trews, battle- dress

blouse with Mackenzie

The Royal Highland Fusiliery will become the only regular regiment in the army to wear apals with their trews,

The Mackenzie tartan of the trews is the Tartan of the H.L.I. The pipers will wear the kilt in thress Erskine tartan— the tarlan of the Royal Scots Furtiers.

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London, Sept. 23.

An RAF wartime hero, now a travel adegay courier, was non- tenced to three years prison to- day for the manslaughter of his wife's rich lover.

A. Jury took only 13 minutes to find Ernest Jan Fantia, 54, gulity of manslaughter but not guilty of capital murder of drone manufac. turer and fashion ohiof Harmoo Btenley Lindany, 50.

in the Old Alley.

A woman servant of Lingay

" must have affection. Ehe | Cold the court that med fantís háď: never touches me, not a klas, a falayad at his fint the night before plain thank you. Whatever the shoo buddat er igårt le wrong did bad. ma She got ument to giving orders," the diary road.

"Did she rn, something now to keep the Moh gentleman? Hb to please him skuilly?

"I never touch her in any way NOW.

Police within mid thì th year-ald Fantik, How a naturalles. ed Briton, had "Briliant" record of war service, with the Royal Ath Forda, He was de `corated With` 386.0.0.8., the

Czechoslovakian War Crome,

i am old. But there have gallantry medal, Order of Marlt Lindsay was found dead In boon Infatuatione Princeterist öljy, twide mentioned in

plush Arlington House, Piccadif- with four bullets in his body

on the morning of July 19-the day after Fantio's 16th wedding annkiersary.

Fantle was standing In the room with a gun in his hand and won't run told police "I did it, aviny.”

Mr Justice Saimon toid the Jury that in conversation before the shooting Lindsay used worda to the effect that he had not beon after Mrs Pantia, that she had been chasing him, and he inferred that Mrs Fantle had spent that night, which happened to be their wedding anniversary, in Lindsay'a bed."

Fantle's wife mat Lindsay in July 1957, the court, was told, She later told her husband sho had been and was Infatuated with him.

The umalgamation is due to take place next January. A sqund of HLI. reculls will

Dramatic Extracts from Fantle's parade for the last time here) tomorrow-China Mall Special, diary woro read to a hushed court

mativa

from Canada. They wanted me dilpatches and was

did flyer with the wonderful ablilty to come away with them. not touch any of themi..

"always want to sacrifice all fooling af soul and body to the only one and that is Byĺvla,, Che had a good financial proposition ao he droppo'd ma and dällä it Infatuation.,

to kegn hia, men together in the grextesť stráži.

Fantic wald in his evidence that Eo was born In Pruth 1904. His father was worthy tha fi had the lidet põšsiblä disssical edycation.

He went to the Untido stálák, "at love her madly, more than ever before..... Bhd mur- Įraturried in 1925, and, fathea mi

which elite regiment of the Catch air. dered, something, In, me cannot be brought back to it forop. His What filmily wah' Belit it to ridt her fault Bhe In-wiped but in 1938, but":51 MADE- herited qualition from her father cooded in bringing a sgiadron la England and new undir Bellich and mother.

controf

"My terrible love commanda ma to kill her, to destray her, to get my revenge for 18 years of burning out myself on a love shie never knew.

After, the war, he returned to

own country and in the Com- fhunlit doup d'etat lis 1948;. an. attempt was mada to kidnap Hię Are they carrying on white wife and to hold him, but he I think 1 ranched: England and wE.COM - she lo still my wife. am going off my head. Does sha missioned in the R.A.P. He

whenever hotired In 1984-China Mall sleep with him 11ke... God I am going mad." Spécial.

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