2b The Bend BuHeM, Thursday, November 24, 1955
Eastern Star .
Items Reported
Special to Th UuHetln
EASTERN STAR Mrs. W. P
Barackman returned Friday from
a l tending the Slute Farm Bureau
in Salem where sne attended as
county womrn's chairman.
Mrs. Marion Dubuis returned
Monday from a weekend trip to
Portland wticre she attended a
state meeting of the Licensed pra
tical nurses as president of the
Central Oregon district group.
The Eastern Stfir Grange will
hold a social meeting and potluck
dinner at the hall on Tuesday eve
ning- Mrs. Myron Shelley, newly
elected lecturer will be in charge
of the program.
Art and Carl Paul, sons of Mr,
and Mrs. K. W. Paul, visited at
Oregon Technical School In Klam
ath Falls with their class at Bend
high school.
The lumber industry is the old'
est industry in America.
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Sultan Moving To Form Stable Government
DOLEFUL DOVE A mourn
ing uove tnai nas a ngni 10
mourn Is this one being held
for the photographer at Silver
Springs, Fla. The bird was
mysteriously wounded and
grounded by a short twig, im
bedded in its neck. The wound
hud healed around the twig so
the dove has to go through life
with a chip on its shoulder.
RABAT, Morocco (UP) Sultan
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
raced against the clock and the
threat of anarchy Tuesday to set
up a strong national government
that could end the eruption of vio
lence that has cost some 20 lives
since his restoration.
The Sultan hoped to complete
formation of Morocco's first mod
ern government by sundown, be
fore nationalistic agitators coulu
stir Moroccans into fresh rioting.
At least 20 persons were killeu
and 80 wounded in clashes betweei.
opposing factions in the restivt
North African territory.
Premier - designate Si Fatmi
Ben Slimane and the three-man
throne council established by tht
BAN'I ELECTION HKIJ)
The beginners' band at Allen
Grade school held election of of
ficers for the school year last week
The following were named: Presi
dent, Jeff Van Landuyt; vice-presi
dent, Martha Pence; secretary,
Mabel Leagjeld; stage manager
Janet Madden; publicity, Don Man
wilier.
French before Ben Youssef's re
turn resigned Monday night to
dear the way for the new govern
ment --
The new government's first task
viU be to negotiate a revision of
Jie 1912 treaty of Fez with France.
The treaty established Morocco as
a French protectorate.
The government may also seek
renegotiation of the agreement
made by France with the United
j tales for the lease of Air Force
oases.
Ben Youssef and French Resident-General
Andre Dubois hope
BACK FROM SESSION
Deschutes County Farm Bureau
was represented at the annual
state Farm Bureau meetings last
week in Salem, Oregon, by their
newly elected president, Harry
boggart, Terrebonne, Mr. and
.Mrs. Paul Pcrkett of Redmond,
rolmer Bodtker, regional director,
fumalo; and Mrs. W. P. Barack-
nan, women's chairman of the
Eastern Star community.
Perkett is the vice - president of
the local group and past president
that once a new government
been established, the clashes be
tween the sultan's followers and
those who supported "interim"
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Mou
ldy Arafa may be ended. !
The violence erupted Saturday
when the caliph of Fez, who sup
ported Arafa, was stabbed to death
inside the imperial palace by an
enraged mob.
IN COLLISION
Sedans driven by Robert W. Al
frey, of 23 Louisiana avenue, and
Harry Hamilton, of 501 Newport
avenue, were damaged in a colli
sion Monday at Brooks alley and
Newport avenue. Hamilton report
ed to police that he could not stop
his car on the icy corner when
he pulled out of Brooks alley into
Newport, and it struck the sedan
driven by Alfrey.
Skunks brought Into close prox
imity to man at an early age rare
ly exhibit belligerence later, except
occasionally to strangers, says the members in the county in 1955.
National Geographic Society. 1
Secretery Named! U. S. to Reject Plea by Israel
By Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau board of directors
hired Mrs. Bruno Reif, Pineville,
for county secretary Thursday eve
ning at Deschutes school. Mrs.
Reif will fill the vacancy created
by the resignation in October of
Mrs. F. H. Cottrell. Rief is insur
ance manager for'Farm Bureau in
Crook and Deschutes counties.
Reif, Harry Hegardt, Folmer
SodtKer, Mrs. William barackman
and Paul Perkett gave reports on
tne state convention which they
attended last week, in Salem.
Tne group made plans for Farm
Bureau week, Nov. 28 to Dec. d.
During this' week members of
Farm Bureau will make a drive to
secure more members. Each year
the state bureau sets up a mem
bership quota for each county. The
1936 quota for Deschutes county is
223 members. There were 205
WASHINGTON (UP) The Unit
ed States will reject at least
for the present Israel s urgent
plea for a security pact with this
country, diplomats said today.
Israel Foreign Minister Moshe
Snarett issued a public appeal tor
the treaty Monday in an address
before the National Press Club.
But diplomats said the United
States now considers the 1950 U.S.-
British-French declaration on the
Middle East adequate protection
lor the Jewish stale against pos
sible attack from her Arab neigh
bors. That declaratioa said tne
three would take action consistent
with their United Nations obliga
tions to prevent border violations,
Snarett said the 1950 declaration
"purported to guarantee against
violent encroachment of Arab-
went over 7500 members so Ore
gon now can send two delegates
to the national meetings.
There will be a meeting Tuesday,
Nov. 22 at Deschutes school for all
tne center and county member-
Membership in'Oregon this year ship captains
Israeli borders.
It is this guarantee that now
stands urgently in, need of an un
equivocal and emphatic reaffirma
tion by means of a security
treaty," he said.
The buttressing of Israel's se
curity would not only meet the
present emergency but would, by
discouraging counsels of aggres
sion, pave the way for lasting
peace." .
The United States meantime is
working to get both parties in the
bitter Middle Eastern controversy
to work out an arrangement
settling boundaries. When perma
nent boundaries are agreed upon,
the United States will be willing
to join a treaty guaranteeing
them.
Sharrett left the door open a
crack to meeting U.S. proposals
for agreeing on boundaries when
he indicated Israel may be willing
to make some minor border ad
justments. But he flatly ruled out
any major territorial concessions'
to the Arab Nations.
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