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Show L, r; t Christian Leaders Agree to Allow Arab Peace Patrols in Lebanon By Edward Ccdy Associated Press Wrier BEIRUT The two major Christian militia leaders m Lebanon s civil war bowed to threats of force Monday and announced willingness to see Arab peace troops patrol Christian territory. Their compliance removed a bi" obstacle in the wobbly truce dcrod by Arab leaders at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and endorsed by an Arab summit last week in Cairo. It also raised hopes that President Elias Sarkis will succeed in applying the ceasefire the 57th of th war despite continued disputes among Lebanons Moslems and Christians. V. c do net oppose deploy meat ui the police force in any Lebanese area provided tins force gains the OOnfiHAri'P ftf thn Karutea naAnla lteoom.es a source of security, said Pieire Gemayel, head of the rightist Christian Phalange party. F - aoA.ta.rnaA - mv v CtAtrlAn vuwft'iunu c 800-squ-in mile Christian enclave pan-Ara- b The independent newspaper An Nahar reported that Sarkis was determined io use iorce ii necesaaiy iu gui the peace plau into efiect Arab League mediator Hass an Sabri Kholi told a news conference that Sarkis was deiei mined to deploy die Arab patrols wherever he thinks they ai e needed, no maiter what the Chrisi-ian- s think. A spokesman for his main ally, Interior Minister Camille Chamoun, said Chamoun also informed Sarkis in a e showdown at the presidential palace that his National Liberal party will accept the Arab deterrent pSk4 face-to-fac- Anti DlnnA M tv WJ Ihaj La r1 A force. Kholi, an Egyptian national, is the personal representative of Arab Phalange and National Liberal officials earlier had vowed to block any attempt to station Arab forces in the He repeatedly was asked what the peace forces would do if Christians refused to accept them. League secretary-genera- Mahmoud l Riad Tm sorry. If they refuse, mere is only one way to achieve the deployment," he responded "It is not an fthecn'ntmn f nrro Tt has rcht to ro any place." The peace force, eventually to number 30,000, is to come from Saudi Abin Sudan, Libya and Syria. Kholi indirectly confirmed that Syrias 21,000 soldiers already in Lebanon will make up the bulk of the force, with the others spimkled in to give the effort a A pan-Ara- color. b Disagree on Several Points Chamoun's reported pledge to cooperate with Sarkis conies after several categorical statements to the contrary. other reports estimated the toll as He is known to disagree with Gemayel on this and other points. In an apparent reflection of this f fViA e ( anH ... hi mi, iutmo w tnv OknlonriA 0v. ! as National Liberal militias clashed sharply in the Christian quarter of Ashrafiya. 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