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| If We Can't Have Peace-Let’s Be Friends Says Begin

JERUSALEM Reuter

- would try to settle for in- parliament after a heated

Prime Minister Menachem formal friendly relations debate and as Egypt said it

Begin said Monday if a
Middle East peace pact

with its neighbours.
Begin’s comments was in

had ruled out further peace
talks with Israel unless the

proved impossible Israel an address to the Knesset Begin government came up

Patrick Vincent McCarthy
Siil] Not Deported-Yet

OTTAWA (CP) — Lawyers
for Irishman Patrick Vin-
cent McCarthy have been
granted a last-ditch chance
to prevent the deportation to
Ireland McCarthy has
resisted through legal
battles for four months.

Michael Berger of Mon-
treal and John Taylor of
Vancouver were granted the
right to appear today before
a Federal Court trial judge
to seek an immediate re-
opening of McCarthy's case.

McCarthy was awaiting
deportation to Ireland from
Montreal where be has been
jailed in a Quebec police
dentention centre since last
Tuesday after unsuccessful
Canadian efforts to ssend
him back to Ireland.

KODIAK, Alaska (AP) —
Another Coast Guard cutter
has been dispatched to assist
two cargo ships which
collided last week about 960
kilometres south of here,
Dan Dewell, a Coast Guard
spokesman in Juneau,
Alaska, srid Monday,

Increased flooding has
been reported on the Star K,
a bulk carrier flying under a
Greek flag, and the cutter
Reaolute from San Francisco

PLANE CRASHES

BEVERUNGEN, Weat
Germany (AP) — A British
jet fighter crashed near this
town Monday, killing both
crew members and slightly
Injuring eight civillans, a
spokesman for British forces
in West Germany said. The
spokesman said the eight
civilians were hit by flyiig
debris when the RAP Phan-
tom crashed. The dead were
not immediately’’ identified

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GENERAL OUSTED —

SANTIAGO (AP) — The
right-wing military junta
that has governed Chile for

An immigration depart-
ment spokesman said Mc-
Carthy “will have his day in
court.” He would not be
deported over night.

Thé lawyers were granted
the extra hearing after they
submitted an affidavit
containing a July 7 telegram
to the government saying
they would be willing to
appear any timeat any place
before the Federal Court of
Appeal. '

That court has said it
would review the validity of
the deportation order, but
the government has been
trying to deport McCarthy in
the meantime. The lawyers.
say the deportation should be
postponed until the appeal
decision is made.

Ship To Help

was to arrive Monday to help
pumping operations, Dewell
sail

The cause of the July 19
collision has not yet been
established, he said.

‘Rough weather has
delayed the arrival of
commercial tugs which
Dewell said probably would
tow the Star K and the
Taiwan Phoenix, a
Singaporeregistered con-
tainer ship, to Seattle.

’ Vancouver

McCarthy, 24, haa been de-
tained in Canadian jails
since March 24 when he was
found working illegally in
after being
arrested for jaywalking. He
entered Canada on a non-
immigrant visa from the
United States where he has
lived for seven years with his
American wife and two chil-
dren.

Berger said McCarthy
fears returning to Ireland
because of erroneous reports
that he is a member of the
TRA. Canadian immigration
authorities say he is wanted
in connection with a 1977
bank robbery, but McCarthy
denies this, saying it is a
case of mistaken identity.

Star K

The Resolute and cutter
Jarvis from Honolulu also
were standing by for
emergency evacuation in
case the vessel is in danger
of sinking, Dewell said.

TheStar K, with 44 persons
on board, was en route from
Tagonoura, Japan, for
Eureka, Calif., when it
collided with the Taiwan
Phoenix, bound for South
Korea from Long Beach,
Calif., he said.

Briefs From Abroad

five years ousted Monday
one of its four members,
Gen. Gustavo Leigh, He had
publicly called on President
Augusto Pinochet to speed
up the return to democracy.
The government issued a
Statement saying Leigh Is
being stripped of his military
post and his seat on the
executive body.

MEETING ANNOUNCED
7. BONN (Reuter)” — An
international : meeting to

hijacking will take place
here Aug. 1 and Ang. 2, the
West German foreign
ministry said Monday, The

meeting will discuss im-
plementation of an anti-
hijacking agreement
reached at the seven-country
summit meeting in the West
German capital earlier this
month.

WANTSIN-
DEPENDENCE
LONDON (Reuter) —~ Pre-

mier John Compton of St. .

Lucia called Monday for full
independence for the eastern
Caribbean state on Dec, 13,

St. Lucia has been an self- .

governing state associated
with Britain since 1967.
Britain is responsible for its
external affairs and defence.

Say That Again, Please?

CARDIFF, Wales AP -

Can

you pronounce Lian

air-

wilgwyngyllgogerychwyrn drobwilllantysiliogogogoch?
Of course you can’t. Neither can Corine Rowlands, and she’s Welsh

born and bred.

Because she can’t Corinne, 43, has just given up her job-as the radio
announcer on traffic conditions for the Welsh service of the British
Broadcasting Corporation BBC.

The trouble is Corinne doesn't speak Welsh, and she finds some of the

local place names like Llanf airpwil

ngyl

Igogerychwyrndr ob-

willantysiliogogogoch, or even Penrhiwceibwr, or perhaps Machynlleth -
don’t roll trippingly off her tongue. Even simple names like Pwlldu -
which the Welsh call Pooth Dee - cause her problems.

Some people who speak Welsh don’t believe their Janguage should be
treated lightly and have been complaining about Corinne’s pronoun-

ciation.

“How on earth can I be expected to get my tongue around names like
that first thing in the morning?” she said. ‘I’m giving up the traffic

announcing.”

She will keep her main job in the Welsh road accident department of the

automobile association.

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgo gerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch is the
name of a tiny village on the Welsh island of Anglesey. Its inhabitants
claim it is the longest place name in Britain.
In English, it means “St. Mary’s church in a hollow by the white hazet
close to the rapid whirlpool by the red cave of St. Tysilio.”

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Begin reiterated to the
Knesset that Israel sought
full peace treaties ,with
secure borders and
diplomatic relations "but if
by a certain date it proves
too difficult or impossible to
reach a peace treaty we
would agree to work toward
peaceful relations, The
classic example of this is
Germany in Europe. .

“She did not sign peace
treaties after the Second
World War ... But Germany
lives in peaceful relations
with all its neighbours.”

Begin once again said he
refused to return the nor-
thern Sinai town of El Arish
and Mount Sinai to Egyptian

a

control as a one sided
gesture of goodwill, —

“We shall not make any .

presents, not a single grain
of sand,” he said.
Begin’s address at one

point threatened to be.

pushed aside by a shouting
match with members of the
Labor party coalition calling
for his resignation.

“It’s not falr, it’s not fair,
you won't let me speak,"’ the
prime minister shouted at
one point.

The Labor party, mean-
while, plans to present a
motion of no confidence in
Begin today, It is expected to
be debated Wednesday,

SUPPORTS POLICY
At the end of

aco

Monday's

day
ago rat

debate, however, the house
voted 63 to 37 in support of

the government's Middle |

East policy.

Begin toll the Knesset he-
is ready to talk to Egyptian
President Sadat about
mutual concessions and if he
agreed to a meeting ‘we
shall propose to him a cer-
tain offer in exchange for El
Arish and Santa Katerina the
monastery on Mount Sinai,”

Without describing the
offer, Begin said: “This
woul not be an interim
agreement, not a temporary
agreement, nat an
agreement for three years or
an agreement that needed
renewing every year - but a
permanent agreement,”

Such an agreement, Begin

said, would establish good

relations in a certain sector,
and “from this we could
advance to other sectors.”
Foreign Minister Moshe
Dayan said Egypt is im
sisting on-removal of every
Israell soldier and Jewish
settler from the West Bank
of the Jordan river as the
price for a peace accord.
He also said neither Israel
nor Egypt, in their talks last
week in Britain, had offered
to modify its basic demands.
In Cairo, a foreign
ministry spokesman said
Egypt rejects any further
peace talks with Israel
unless the Begin government
produces new ideas or gives
serious consideration to
proposals already made by

Calro. ‘ ;
Commenting on the latest
developments, which left
prospects for further Middle
East peace talks apparently
bleak, a senior Western
diplomat in Cairo said:
“Eiven Lf they do talk again,
it is hard lo see what they
could do except agree to

- - disagree.”

Israeli leaders have
consistently maintained that
all issues are open to
discussion. But Begin and
most of his close aides have
made clear that they will
never permit any return of
Arab sovereignty to the West
Bank, which they regard as
part of the Jewish biblical
heritage.

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