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it. MAJ. J. LOUIS LESSARD. Gen. KS. Thlmayya of India ‘ Edmonton . horn and Greek - Cypriot Gen. member cf the UN Cyprus George Grivas. The Indian peace force. helrps break the, UN commander‘s working language barrier between English while

French-Speaking Edmo

language is

Breaks Barrier Around Grivas ,

By RUSSELL PEDEN ttronble getting things done be-' NICOSIA tCPI—«lust mention {oi-p a liaison man was ap~j the name Grivas in the mar- pointed. ' ketplace. the sidewalk cafe. or “Maj. Lessard has been very' I‘HS government Ofiice‘ useful. and has established very! if you want to put a damper on good contact with Gen. Gri-‘ the conversation. v35." ‘ Cypriots are great talkers. Lessard, 45, has a High re- and are more than Willing to gard for the former terrorist. enlighten the visitor on their "When 1 enm- his office 1 a]. politics. their grievances and ways salute and he shakes‘ their place in world affairs. hands. "-5 a custom of his. . But no one seems anxious to “He is crisp. dynamic_ very that about the wiry. nut-brown definitely it forceful character. guerrilla leader who organized 1 would «scrim mm as like. EOKA terrorism to the. late ablp 19505 and now is regarded as, "the power behind the thironc"}}’051‘3D F034 "mull In his native Cyprus. Grivas‘ regard for his L‘alSOB - Ge . George Grivas himself.tmin “'35 eVldenl Imm hls shuns publicity. Since he re-flingness "loose for photographs turned to Cyprus from Greece 81 Lessal‘ds reunSL In mid-June to direct the 30.- He dvance d. hand out- mOdd Greek.Cypriof "security stretched. from bEItlnd the forces." he has seldom been‘huge desk tiat dominates his seen in public and has main- austerer furnished office. ' iained an iron rule against Radiating authority despite granting interviews to report- his 66 years and his casual. ers. even the local press. Idress ~ a grey cardigan and But there is one outsider whoiSlackS - htf appeared mltCh‘ gees hie genera] at least oneeqaller than his five feet. three I day—a French-speaking na- int‘ 95. five of Edmonton doing a fas- His penetrating :lance was tinating liaison job for tiltI undimmed hy the horn-rimmed United Nations peace force onlglasses he uses with reading. Cyprus. This was the man who. with NEEDED INTERPRETER some. 230 EOKA followe rs. Maj. J. Louis Lessard. a eluded 25.000 crack Bl‘llls‘l Royal C a had i a n Ordnance troops on a tiny island for more Corps officer. got the job inlhan four years. mid-August. just after the Tun” No guard was present. but kish air raid: on the west-visitors are screened carefully coast. before they reach the office on At that time. lndia's Gcn. K, the. second floor of the heavily S. Thimayya. the UN peace guarded Athalassa police sta- torce commander. asked to see lion. NlCOSia'S largest- Grivas and the two generals First comes a sandbagged toured the stricken area to- roadblock near the police sta- gether. They found out. how- tion entrance. then the ltl-feet<l ever. that they had no common,high gates surrounding the; language. Grivas speaks Greek‘courtyard. Once inside. the vis-; and French. Tbimayyn Eng- ltor must pass a reception desk; list swarming with policemen on‘ The communication ornblemthe ground floor and a barred was solved with the appoint- and guarded corridor upstairs ment of Lessard. who deals before reaching the general‘s personally with the former'anteroom. Greek army officer and goesi From the inner sanctum. Grin along as interpreter when hegvas has brought army discipline meets 'I‘himayya. ; o the thousands of “security "This has been working ex-iforces." most of them hastily tremely well and T am very say conscripted within the last. few tisfied." Thimayyn says. “We months. Under his direction ad a tremendous amount of are. some 1.500 police. 5.000

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12 The Gui-dun. Fri. Oct. 8, 1084.

World Paper Consumption May Double

TORONTO (Cm—World con-l sumptlon of paper an pope ‘ board could double in the next

5 u

year. the Canadian Institute of‘ Forestry was told here. .

S. G. Reid and J. L. Laden? of the Ontario Research Foun-' dation. said in a paper to the Institute Canada In the largest

Exports were in-: creasing and tremendous ex- pansion of pulping was under way.

, However. increasing competi- tion could be expected from fast-growing man-made forests of the tropics and subtropica.

as plastics. n The paper said polyethylene “how” discussing lproduction In Nortfn America is with Grivas, translates tor Imtmistfiord‘ every yengstm‘d the two. we Photo) a c “ W9“ '“ “'2 ally. Because of its special.

qualities. it has already taken' from aper the market for‘

Grivas speaks only Greek and rench. Lessard t '

' over 9 fertilizer bags. produce sacks and garment bags. Salvation for the Canadla pulp and paper industry. the.

paper said, lies In Improving the quality and design of paper products and in the opening of i new fields for paper. The development of I truly‘ . . . w a t e r - resistant paperboard 89mm” Wm“ .‘md 15M) 5"" would result in the opening of the“ 02”” “mom” guard' fantastic markets in the field of GREEK‘ IMPORTED . prefabricated shelters. the pa- government wont say per suggested

how many trained Greek nan R C McKee who has just tionals have come to Cyprus toycom'ple' 'm as president 59"? “‘9‘” Wm” c""“"""“1‘"-Iot the institute. said it fall iii b."t Infmmed observers pm the‘Canadn's production of forest. figure someWhen helm“ 7'ooojtproducts ls inevitable unless .103000‘ . . . improved forest management Offictally. Grlvas is described. Name” are adopted as military adviser to me pres' He said there is much that is men" Ar.Cht.’i5"‘9p M§kafi°5' wasteful and s'iort - sighted But by a“ mdlcanom’ h“ pow'- about the way forests are being 9'” are second only ‘0 “ms” 9" managed. Some operators in

no 5 D-

generallv regarded as the only Wh " ' McKee is deputy minister of

,m“ “"j‘ enough “I 9 “now' forests—have been wasting half mg to assume leadership of the of the - in New country ‘I anythmg Shouw hap' Brunswick. public forest land peg I9 thethucgglihfp' . now is yielding about a fifth of “nag ° . " Pampa‘gn‘ ,the wood per acre produced by the Grivas directives werewe‘l tended farm woodlots signed “Dig'ienis.” the name 3 C 'd d bout onlv m'w. a legendary hero‘ of medieval 'h. a“? “S; annual fiva Grace?" TOda'v' his cairesPond-. gijd‘wth osinctle mugh of the wood‘ :35: :gfiflzlgggvzéitvaesfiliggz: was economically inaccessible! “is General Commander." ‘As a result accessible forests The man nominally in charge w’r" bemg “hm'su’d'

of security forces is Polycarpos‘

Georgadjis. a former EOKA‘ lieutenant now minister of the MYSI'erY

interior in the Greek-Cypriot

cabinet. lt is noteworthy that To Leave U.S.

he. comes to see Grivas. in-: NEW YORK tAPI—A Rus- stead of the other way around, sign mystery couple whose spyl and the general has been known.trial was called off to protect to keep the minister waiting inlU.S. government secrets? 3?“ outgroom while dealing with‘waived deportation prmedingsl 0 er usiness. lhere. man and woman in- Grivas came to Cyprus at, dim;th they wished to go toI t'ie. invitation of Makarios. and} Czechoslovakia, ‘ the two are not regarded as The couple. Alexandr, 501W. political rivals. Neither has‘lov' 41' and his wife. 34_ my? even hinlled‘hat any other;1 long-.peared at a hearing conducted term €03 infnos'si e “"“by the immigration and mg (‘I CYIID‘FUS “'01 5:99;:h1b r naturalization serVice. ‘ 'I‘IVBS a a e 3 Edward Brosky. court - ap-. E‘.€2§“§ili€ii.“"fi$"‘ie‘°d§iil§.i ‘ 33°12” :33"? my“? "mild . ens. s s ciens wou . any further political ambitionsloffer no objection to a finaii on comm): t0 Cyprus~ He W01!” order of deportation. He said‘ not see any NPOFIN‘S- I19- Sald- they would refuse to testify on. hecallsf' Ill! “0‘9 00'1"?" W83.the ground that their answers for m t I I t 8 ry matters. Stale“ might tend to incriminate tiiem. men-ts 0“ 901"!" WP" I"? PO' Ira Fieldsteel, special inquiry iticlans. 1officer for the immigration iserwce. reserved decision with POPULATION HIGHER the remark that since it was More than 1,054,000 babies'understood there would be no were born in West Germany inlappeal. the parties concerned 1963. the highest figure since would be notified of the gov?

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