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TEHRAN (AP) = -
Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini ordered tha
Iranian nde forces

in ‘kurdistan,
where he aaid Kurdish rebels
had surrounded. a military
garrison,

inarcun fourees, denied
meini’s a

in the town of Sanande}
however, and the govern-
ment later said the town ir
under control,

The goverment banned the
Democratic party

and announced it is
ita leaders, including
Secretary-General Abdol
peri irseiad for
the u ars,
the official Iranian news
agency, reported i1 Kurdish |

rebels executed
Saturday
disturbances’ In Kurdistan.

Meanwhile, . the govern:
men: and the powerful
Islamic Revolutionary
Council decided that tocpa
disobeying orders would
tried oy revolutionary
courts, and deputy prime
minister Sa Sadegh Tabatabai
sald those found guilty “will
receive the maximum
sentence of death.”

The mobilization came
after . fighting between
government forces and

were

air force personnel had
balked’ at orders to bomb
targets in the town of Paveh,

Truckers reach agreenment

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Delivery truck drivers
employed by by Gulf Oil have:
join their <eamaters
vatial ol ke ah tia ven
over-.
whelmingly” Saturday to
secept a new contract,

The 110 drivers, members
of Teamsters Local 213,
voted 95 per cent in favor of
the $1.9l-anhour wage in-
crease in a 24-month con-
tract.

A union spokesman said
picket lines have been
removed from Gulf
operations, but adds drivers
wou't return to work until
several minor issues have
been resolved,

‘Thess Imperial drivers re-_
turned to work Friday after”
accepting a $1.87-an-hour
wage boost over 25 months
earlier in tae week, A
driver's wage will rise to.
oe aabour by Jan; 1, 1960,

Of the second

; ve of the’ contract,

‘Meanwhile, : drivers em-—
ployed by Chevron Canada _
were to vote Saturday on a
tentative settlement that the
union executive had
recommended they reject,

Union officials said the
offer of a $1.74-ar-hour wage
increase in a 23-month
contract was -not good
enough.

Redgrave making a stand

acEN Veonk (AP) —
said Sunday 9 aewilrnot aive raive’
up her forthcoming

television role as a Nazi

concentration camp survivor
despite the real survivor's

any circum-
stances in which I would atep
down,” the Oscar-

actress said in an interview .

on CBS's 60 Minutes.

But Fania Fenelon
60, whose
memoirs pa enees
film, Playing for Time, said
in the same interview she
does not accept Mise
Redgrave's playing her role,

‘The twowomen met for the
first time at the network's

eet sively they
were interview: satellite
from New

CBS's chee ‘of the pro-
Paleatinian actress sparked
aharp criticlam from Jewish
groups and from Mrs.
Goldatein, who survived the
Auschwitz concentration
camp and now lives in
France.

However, although Mrs.
Goldstein acknowledged
Miss Redgave's acting skill,
“being so pro-Palestinian
and 80 against Iercel, I don't

posed” think that Vanessa’ cari be."] |

“More than that, 1 ‘don't
accent it.” she added,

ve, however,

Miss Redgra
. denied she is anti-Semitic.

Tunnel made them nervous

WALLA WALLA, ‘Wash.
(AP) —_ Authorities wat-
ching over the tense, locked
down state penitentiary at
Walla Walla found a tunnel
Saturday, dug from the main
yard to within two feet of a

prison wall.

Dozens of prisoners have

been camped in the yard,
pending repairs to their cells
damaged in a riot last
month. Other prisoners have

been largely confined to.

thelr cells since a guard waa
slain July 15.

Fire chiefs offer to help.

HALIFAX (CP; — ‘red
Johnson, president of the
Canadian Association of Fire
Chiefs, says some of the
chiefs might help cut if a
major fire develops while the
association holds lis annual
meeting here, ;

The city’s 271 firemen
have been on strike since
Friday morning, leaving
only 13 nonunion officers to
protect Nova Scotia’s largest
clty from.

rather not get involved in the
dispute between the city and
its 271-member fire

department, but if a life-or-
death situation came up,
many chiefs would probably
lend their firefighting ex-
pertise.

However, union president
Greg Smith said that if that
happens the union will call
on locals across the province
to come to Hallfax in a show
of strength and block any at-
tempts of atrikebreaking.

By Sunday night, the
skeleton force of nonunion

_ officers had answered more

than 25 minor calls, but only

four were actual fires that ©
extinguished. ;

had to be

Cure for cold claimed

TEL AVIV (Reuter) —
Israeli sclentists have in-
vented a machine which they
say clears a common cold
within one day.

But they admit they are
mot sure why the device,
based on earlier theorles of
heat treatment, works.

Developed by Dr. Arnon
Yurushalmi of the Weizman
Institute of Science at
Rehovot, the smail machine
is fed with distilled water

and then delivers humid air
to the patient’s nostrils at a,
steady rate, maintaining a
constant temperature of 44
degrees Celsius.

Dr. Dov Opher of the state-

run Kaplan Hospital told the

army radio Sunday he had
treated hundreds of patients
with a prototype machine
and has found that one 30-
minute treatment usually
clears up a common cold
within one day,

Octuplets said improving

NAPLES, Italy (AP) —
The three surviving oc-
tuplets born to a Naples
‘woman were in “still grave
but slightly better” condition
Sunday, said doctors who
have treated the infants
since thelr premature birth
Thursday.

Physicians at the St. Paul
Hoeplial said Silvana, Anna
and Valentina Chianese were
fed milk through a nasal tube
for the first time Sunday,
although all three remained
in incubators and continued

to receive intravenous

* ‘They ‘said a bluish tinge,
caused by lack of oxygen,
had disappeared from
pomplexions of all three

“The infants are stightly
better today,’’ satd a hospital
spokesman, “But we want to
emphasize they are still in
grave condillon because they
are too immature. There
ehould be no false hopes.” On
Saturday, doctors gave
Valentina the best
for survival.

night for “causing '

CASTEL GANDOLFO,
Italy (AP) — In a major
diplomatic gesture, Pope
John Paul extended - his.
hands towards China on
Sunday and called for re-
sumption of tles between the
Vatican and Chinese Roman

thriving. church," of more
million members

before the 1940 revolution,
The Vatican is prepared “to
take every

union” that once existed
between the Vatican and the

An authoritative Vatican hope
source called the pontiff's
statement “a major
diplomatic initiative”
directed not o to the
Chinese Catholics but alzo to
Peking’s Communist

8 from
the balowey ot the a

Dress new hape and faith end

to restore the perfect

permit our

spokesman

| dlevation “illegitimate,” but
been the Pope did not refer to it

The Italian news agency
ANSA quoted a Chinese
‘Catholic spokesman in
: Peking as ea: atcan
statement on the bi
election constituted a
Pope . “blatant interference” in the
affairs of the Chinese
church. .

brothers and
sitters (in China) w enjoy
freedom,”

ine Peking Patriotic
Catholic Association, an
independent organization
with no tes to the Vatican,
elected Mayr. Michael Fu
Ticshan as the Roman Cath-
alic bishop

in Peking
weeks ago.

about 100

two
A Vatiean
eallad the

The Pope said there were

in China in

104, about 40 of them native

hiding

Vatican eatimates there still
are 500,000 to two million
baptized Roman Catholics
and 560 native priests, most
of them inactive,
analysts here
believe the Vatican is
already in touch with
Chinese priests in

‘ough a Vatican
delogetion, including two

now In

with with Taiwan to the lavel of

The Herald. Monday. August 20, 1979, Page B

Pope offers China reconciliation. |

’ Catholic authorities in
Tai tep below

lomatic relations with
‘wan, which has $00,000
Roman Catholics,

The Vatican sources say
the Vatican may be ready to
make some concessions,
essentially the way the
United Slates settled the
issue of relations ath Chine
to Peking from Taipei, A
possible solution mentioned

Vatican circles calls for
establishment of
relations with Peking and
the downgza.ding of relations

Protest

Warrior and has

“apostolic delegate” ac-
credited to the Roman

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