MONDAY, JULY 14. 1958
HER ALD ANT NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SF.VEV
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Tightest Security Measure
To Date Clamped On Cyprus
As Terror In Area Mounts
APPEARING AT THE ARMORY on Tuesday, July 22, will
be the Coasters, singing group shown here, who will sing
and play with Ernie Freeman and his recording orchestra.
The Coasters will sing their latest rage, "Yakity Yak"
which is currently the number two record in the nation,
"Searchin," "Young Blood," "Down Mexico Way" and oth
ers. Ernie Freeman and his orchestra will play such popu
lar recording numbers as "Raunchy," "Indian Love Call"
and "Rose Marie." This will be another "Baldy" Evans attraction.
il appeared the Greeks nu;ht not
take parr
Last week the island's Greek
mayors accused the British ad
ministration which has 40.000
troops here of being unable to
deal with the situation. Thcv
asked fo- I'mtcd Nations obsorv-
Greek government has su?sested
I'.N. trusteeship for the island
In London, there were crowing
fears of a civil war between the
jno.oon Greek Cvpriots and lno.-
iioo Turks on the island. The!
gravity of the situation increased
chances for a mectine between
ers and a U.N. police force. The! British Prime Minister Macmil-
lnn. Greek Premier Constantin
Karamanlis and Premier Adnan
Menderes of Turkey.
Britain's new partnership plan,
announced June 1!). asked the
Greek and Turkish governments
lo take a hand in administering
the island with the British but up
lo now they have been cool to th
idea.
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP -A
round-the-clock curfew was
clamped on Cyprus today to halt
mounting communal warfare be
tween Greek and Turkish
Cvpriots. Terror gripped the is
land.
The British governor. Sir Hush
Foot, ordered all persons to stay
their homes until further no-
lice except civil servants and es
sential public workers. It was the
most drastic security move since
the shootings, bombings, ambush
es and riots began on this Mediter
ranean island three years ago.
The Greeks and Turks here
have been fighting each other
since June 8, ever since the word
got out that the new British plan
lor the island would not satisfy
the Greek majority s desire to
unite with Greece or the Turk de
mands to partition the island to
protect their rights.
The Turks took the initial initia
tive in the communal attacks. But
last week KOKA. the Greek un
derground terrorist organization
which had been generally quiet
for months, announced it would
tike the warpath against the
Turkish Cypriots.
There was a rising tide of Greek
attacks on the Turks and of
Turkish retaliation. Three Greeks
and five Turks died yesterday,
bringing the toll in the past five
weeks to 31 Greek Cypriots and
20 Turkish. Four Greek stores
were burned out and the Chapel
of St. Mamas in Limassol, con
taining the island's finest wood,
carvings, was badly damaged by
fire.
Two British soldiers also wrro
killed in a mountain hunt for
KOKA fighters but this was an'
accident. Another soldier's auto-1
matic weapon went off.
The attackers ignored an un
precedented joint appeal for peace!
issued by Foot and the heads of
the Greek and Turkish Cypriot
communities. Nicosia Mayor
Themistocles Dervis and Dr. Fazil ,
Kutchuk. i
Foot also invited Greek and
Turkish Cypriot delegations to dis
cuss new security measures, bul
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PARIS (API Nights are calm
lit the French Premier's Matignon
mansion now. The Matignon shuts
its doors (irmly at 8 p.m. and the
secretaries go home.
Twenty-four postwar premiers
of France lived their most critical
hours at night. Harassed by in
cessant telephone calls at all
hours, they could seldom think
more than five minutes consecu
tively on any of their overwhelm
ing problems. -
The 25th premier, Charles de
Gaulle, has changed all that.
There is no telephone and few
dossiers on the desk of his second
floor office. High state officials.
accustomed to call the head of
government on a direct line and
desk stand a semicircle of
visitors' chairs.
The new, Premier has little pa
tience with many of the minor
questions his predecessors always
handled. He particularly objects
to people who address themselves
directly to him to gain a decision
or a favor.
Nor has he time for the
voluminous dossiers which in
France have a way of ending on a
premier's desk. De Gaulle calls
for short digests which he studies
attentively and olten memorizes.
Most of his mail about 400
letters a day, many from abroad
is handled by his private secre
taries. Much of it gets 'switched
to Cabinet ministers who should
throw him their problems in a have received it in the first place
familiar manner, now must pass
through the minister heading their
branch of government.
They do not get to talk to the
boss unless he calls them.
"It's rather like calling on a
reigning monarch," one says.
First the official had better
make sure his watch is right. The
general expects him to be on
time.
Admitted to the general's pres
ence, the caller cannot just drop
into a chair and start to chat. He
stands until invited to take a
chair. He may not smoke and
must not interrupt when the gen
eral speaks.
Most interviews have only two
parts. The caller gives his opin
ions and the Premier gives his.
That marks the end of the meet
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De Gaulle sits facing the door,
between white busts of the Roman
Emperors Julius Caesar and
Nero. A huge tapestry showing
Moses 'being saved from the
waters at the Red Sea hangs be
hind him. Before his Empire-style
Relatively few letters are an
swered by the Premier himself.
De Gaulle starts his working
day at 8 a.m., when the news
papers are carried to his small
private office on an upper floor
where he has a residential apart
ment. He studies the French press
carefully and reads a daily re
view of foreign press comment.
After coffee, he descends to his
main office about 9. At 1:15 sharp
the Premier stops for lunch, a
meal he sometimes takes with
close members of his staff. From
3 to 8:15 he works again. Then
business is through for the day.
After dining with his wife, he
may stroll with her in the Matig
non private gardens. Or he may
retire to his upstairs study t o
work alone. '
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