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Orig. caption... WHEN RIGHT AND LEFT MEET. In Paris yesterday there was a clash between two groups of students in the Latin Quarter. Members of the new union of french students from Algeria, after laying a wreath on the war memorial, marched along the Boulevard St. Michel and clashed with another group of students coming from the Sorbonne, who greeted them with cries of Fascism will not pass! A short sharp struggle ensued, in which some blood flowed but little serious damage was done. Belts, clubs and fists were used. Five arrests made. Photo shows. The demonstrators in Rude Place de la Sorbonne, shouting their slogans, before clashing with the rival faction in Rue Victor Cousin. Note The Algerian Revolt - struggle 1954-1962 for liberation

Orig. caption... WHEN RIGHT AND LEFT MEET. In Paris yesterday there was a clash between two groups of students in the Latin Quarter. Members of the new union of french students from Algeria, after laying a wreath on the war memorial, marched along the Boulevard St. Michel and clashed with another group of students coming from the Sorbonne, who greeted them with cries of Fascism will not pass! A short sharp struggle ensued, in which some blood flowed but little serious damage was done. Belts, clubs and fists were used. Five arrests made. Photo shows. The demonstrators in Rude Place de la Sorbonne, shouting their slogans, before clashing with the rival faction in Rue Victor Cousin. Note The Algerian Revolt - struggle 1954-1962 for liberation

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Orig. caption... WHEN RIGHT AND LEFT MEET. In Paris yesterday there was a clash between two groups of students in the Latin Quarter. Members of the new union of french students from Algeria, after laying a wreath on the war memorial, marched along the Boulevard St. Michel and clashed with another group of students coming from the Sorbonne, who greeted them with cries of Fascism will not pass! A short sharp struggle ensued, in which some blood flowed but little serious damage was done. Belts, clubs and fists were used. Five arrests made. Photo shows. The demonstrators in Rude Place de la Sorbonne, shouting their slogans, before clashing with the rival faction in Rue Victor Cousin. Note The Algerian Revolt - struggle 1954-1962 for liberation

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