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.ne Guardian, Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 21, 1984. 17

iRefernclum May Decide Strife-Torn Cyprus Future

y ALAN WALKER

wards. spit on my face; iLArchbishop Makarios. downwards, on my beard." ;asked the UN

As Cyprus heads into a new.the Security Council resolved year. an escape from the di-lMarch 4 to set up a peace force lemma Cypriots pose in own proverb seems no nearer members -hut no farther either. ‘ .

Partition. union with Greere..betwcen March

of the Royal

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siblllties. but they find obiec-Efire

communities of

goddess of love. Ssponslbility. and jet aircraft Meanwhile. the United Na-jfrom Turkey flew in to back up easy peace. It came for three’estimated 53. months. which became six andl than nine. now is heading for.ESCORT CONVOYS ‘ i In September the Van Doos There hasn‘t been any serHwere returned to Canada and ous fighting between Greek and:the 15' Battalionv Canadian Turk since August and. in reIa-!G"“dsv “Mk 0V"-

tive terms. normal conditional The .“m K “'9” l ’ “Md prevail. .stretching through Turkish ter- mives. carobs. lemons and‘im"?y w” waned l° Greek'cy'

grapes are harvested in respec-‘i’l‘l°t5 Get 2,6- Canadlans Pro‘ ﬁve sum," which mud in“. yided protective escorts for the oﬂbiy past Shepherd, tendldaily convoys along the. it‘s-mile their goats and sheep with char-“um ‘acteristic Byzantine lethargy. . Wh‘F' Ofﬁie" coln' l But barbed wire and‘ sand-imammg.the Canad‘a“ Contm' bags are everywhere_ Troop. inggent. which forms the largest "ﬂed uniforms guard road_ islngle unit of the UN forcc. take blocks and lazily twirl machine-i3"im delight I“ “Wang the “St guns as thev sit in the lVIeidlter-CYI’ms 3""91' n 0" 1‘ “1" "Man sunshine. Foot’s wry but uncomfortable .axiom: CONCERN FELT ABROAD ‘ “Anyone who understands the Outside the island lingers Cyprus situation has been mis- from many is nd a nervously '

intormed.’

prod the Cyprus pie. Greece But one can with some cer- has her debt to the country's talnty foretell the immediate . per - cont Greek popula- future.

tion. Turkey is concerned a The Greek - Cypriot govern- the lT-per-cent Turkish minor-.ment will probably strive for lty here. lpeace here; will lull and woo Britain has her sovereignlthe Turkish minority. hoping to bases to fret about as well as a'make In good impression on the feeling of responsibility for her

I i former colony. now in the Com- monwealth. The United States views with its customary alarm

next?

Then Makarios hopes for a recommendation by the UN eneral Assembly that the

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land should determine its own future by the democratic “one man. one. vote" principle. Ma- karios and his Greek-Cypriots outnumber the Turks bv about five to one, Depending on whether Makarios decides to

the growing strength of com- munism among Greek-Cypriots and worries about weakening NATO of which both Greece and Turkey are members. The hroodintz fixture of Russia also expresses interest in the is- land‘s future—or fate "implement" "19 Gene"! A" Intercommunal fighting be- sembly resolution lrldullly 01’ tween Turk a Greek drew immediately. ﬁghting could re- Brttish soldiers out. of the snv- . ereign base areas a year ago to EXPECT REFERENDUM

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But eventually there should be a referendum offering alter- natives. perhaps. of independ- once for .the island: complete union with Greece; or partial union with Greece, Enosls—un- ion with Greece —— in any form

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Turkish~Cypriot minority would likely produce fireworks and the Greek-Cypriots seem to have little interest in providing such safeguards.

it would appear. then. that no matter what the outcome of the referendum. Turkish - Cypriots would oppose it. Their leader.

1-3::313?':::"I.cm Dr. Fazil Kuchuk. insistts ton

5.2%“ partition of the island in o wo CBC Nmbwk separate communities. with

6.004;“ N, separate rule for each.

Many suspect that following a satisfactory UN resolution. Makarios would ease most o the UN force off the island. Then. arguing that overcoming Turkish resistance by force would merely be carrying out the assembly resolution calling for self-determination. he could say the Turkish-Cypriots were

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' I quell the chaos. at the request There MCOOIA tCPi—“If I spit up- of the Greek-Cypriot president.;that either Makarioa or Kuchuk jubilant. Britainimight step forward and make. Press “Oiled but OfflClals Pri- to take over and an offer so generous that the WWW admitted they were Wor-

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theirlfor three months. About l.000,ent superiority. ‘ 22nd ‘prohlems. Regiment iVan Doos) flown in split in the Greek-Cypriot hloc. rounding ' 28 The other Is the possibility of merelv full independence—all are pos-ihelped preserve a shaky cease- Russm’s siding With Turkey in olives-or manage their shops in

a tions in either the Turksh orl Heavy fighting broke. out It is generally

lions force presides over an un- the Turkish-Cypriots. killing anfpendent island.

Moscow and came. back with a startling communique signed by himself and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The communique included the rec- ommendation that “the princi- ple of territorial integrity. and observance of the legal rights of the two national communi- ties" should be included in any solution to the Cyprus problem. it sounded like partition to the the possibility Turkish—Cypriots and they were The Greek - Cy ot

is even

other would accept. _ And for all Makarios's appar- In the end the Cypriot people he has two key ~most of whom do not care a is an internal fig for the machinations sur- their island but want to harvest their

One

it open dispute over Cvnrus. peace—may decide the future of

said that ali‘their nwn island without refer-

thia.again between Greek and Turk Greek-Cypriots want Enosis hut‘ence to either extreme osition blood - stained island. ironically Aug. 5 in northwest Cyprus. out- this is far from true. Some ob- put forth by their leader: the legendary birthplace of the Side the Canadian area of re- servers feel that even .Vlakariosi

1 Before the Cypriot people do- f , fcide which way to spit. they We er 3“ "‘de'Emay examine their leaders and

'have. recourse to another island

himself. for all his public utter- ances. would

G k - Cypriot complacency _

was shattered in Novemberpmverb'

when Turkish Foreign Minister “The head "I the ﬁs“ To“ Feridun (.‘emal Erkin went to first."

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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terrorists. And if Turkey threats cited to come to the Turkish-; Cyprints' aid. Makarios could’ appeal to the UN to stop inter-i ference in what he. would sayi was a United Nations -spon- sored act.

FACES TWIN PROBLEMS

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