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MONDAY, MAY SI, MM HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN i' x' 1 v..-.- i OFNCEK OP THE HENLEY PTA are above, left. Mn. Ger trude Glodoiki, preiidenl; upper right, Mrs. Buford Boyd, vice preiidenl; lower' left, Mn, Jack R. Chapman, tecretery; lower right, Mn, Charlei Read, treaiurer, Photoi by Ferebee Tension Mounts In French North African Possession i (ICdllore Note: Lent month Wit Hem L, Ryan, A.vielaled I'reaa forritm ncwa nrnilyM, during utiirty Imir nf iho Kr Ennt und HeiiuSeent AMu nurvcyed Prance's I lain In Indochina. Now InveMliial liiK current altalra In NnrUi Africa, Hyan rrjwrla today on Uie troubled alluatlon In another vital Trench ovcraraa territory.) Ily WILLIAM L. ItYAN CASAni.ANCA. Morocco LP French civilians are carrying B'ina In thla worried city toduy na na tlonall.it terror rise. Caaablanra, Morocco's bit me tropolis ot 700.000, (alia ailint by rutin. Blreota aro virtually desert ed. Movie liouca and reitlatiranta are bare ol cualomera. Trench and Ihiwe Moroccana who are terror Ired by extreme nationalist are Maying In tlielr homca at nlihl. Oulildo the central prhon do rw ot veiled Moslem women clmat tu the.bara ot the Iron Katea and vail tor their men. Around province Matlons nunrded by native police In red leuea und blue unltorma, Idenllllcallonn verllled aa a atrlct arcurlty menaure. Unleaa their pa-p-ra are alrlcily In order, they ate aubjeel to arreat, Heavily armed Moroccan jovern mcnt troopa rotun the atroeta on the medlnaa, the nallvo towns. In the'medinas and bldonvlllrathe lantaatlc aluma ol Moroccan cit ies there la an nlr ol tenaion. It la Uioro that extreme natlonnllala carry out terror aitnlnat Moroccans who are suapectcd ol being pro French. At'XII.l.MtV T HOOPS Auxiliary troopa brouuhl In from country tubes are encamped on Purse Lifted During Fight A puree containing a diamond Nnir valued at 115, a wedding ring worth ISO and :i0 In currency waa reported Inal Knturday nlRliI, by Mary Prlnglc, rellcan Hotel. According to Uie atory told to City police, the woman laid her purno on the counter at a local culo while witnessing a flRht, when the Iracaa ended tho purse was gone, There ore no suspects offi cers aimed. hills overlooking the medlnaa ana btdonvlllcs In a slate of conatant alert. nut despite the extraordinary military mcuaure.t, terrorism con tinues. Almost every night there are kllllnua or other violent In cidents In Casablanca, scene of the moat persistent attacks. Business people aro extremely worried, nicy say thai If the ter. ro" continues unchecked another year, their backs will be again! Uie wall. 'Ilie terror la frightening away both French and foreign capital. Some French are already ui-ginnuig lo pull out of Casa blanca. Officials worry over tho worsen. Ing business situation, which prom' Isea rising unemployment. One French official acknowt edited It la not Impossible that hit- and-run guerrilla warlarw will be come current here. Auger has been rising steadily during the nine months alnco the Fremli ousted SulUn Bid) Moham med Hen Yousaef and placed 05- yrar-oid sultan Moylay Mohammed Hen Arafa on the throne ol the Kherlllan Kmplre. STATEMENT "There la nobody on Uie throne," a group of Moroccans told me dur ing an Interview In a Moroccan home. "The new sultan It nobody. They added: "And what Is happening? The gulf between French and Moroc. cans Is widening." Francis LaCoste, Incoming Fiench resident general, faces a grave dilemma. One thing on which all Moroccans I saw ngreed was the Issue of tho Bullan. They aro Insistent that he must be returned. Vet the French see no way of bringing 81dl Mohammed back, no way of making concessions Uiat will protect French prestige, at though they ssy that in order to accomplish anything at all LaCoste muat bring concessions with him. Some French here have been criticising openly Uie present French policy of pollco repression nf nationalism, which lias Jailed or exiled all nationalist leaders. As matters stand now, with lead- era gono and legitimate political activity suppreased, there la no safely valve. Nationalism, becom ing more impatient and extreme all Uie time, finds Its only expression violence. Alturas AA Meeting Held Alt'UHAH Htolo governments should lend their support to the battle against America's No, 4 di sease alcoholism Senator IJalo Williams of Alturas told un Alcoholics Anonymous meeting hi' re Saturday night. The senator pointed out Uiat the California legislature at Its last sunslon enacted a measure which vlll muke tdoo.OOO in state fund's avallublo yearly to aid the fight against chronic alcoholism. He led the campaign for passsgo of the measure, "Much of the credit for this un procedonted action by the Callfor. nlii legislature should go to Alco holies Anonymous," Senator Wit limns, said. "It wua the leaders of AA In California who wero able to present facia concerning alcohol' Iniii which convinced the legislators Unit the stale ahould act," Wlllluina aald It has been conger vullvely estimated that there are 120,000 chionlo alcoholics In Cali fornia. "Through the marvelous work of Alcoholics Anonymous," he added, "hundreds of men and women who wero uncontrolled drinkers have been rehabilitated. There are thou solids of other persons suffering this disease who will be helped Uirouuh Uie new stato program. ' Williams also explained that members of Alcoholics Aaonymous will serve on the Alcoholic Rehabil itation Commission which will ad nilnsler Uie new program. A large delegation of AA mem bers from KIsniaUl Falls attended the meeting which was held In the Alturas Orammar School gymna sium. Buss 8 of Alluraa presided. Itgy W. of Bly was co-chairman. Socialists Back EDC PARIS (A'f-Supporters ol Uie Eu ropean Army Treaty cheered to day a Socialist party decision that Its members In Uie French Na tional Assembly must vote for Uie psct or'fnce party discipline. The move may give Uie government enough backing to ensure ratifies lion ot the hotly disputed treaty. The decision was taken last night at a party conference. The disci' pllne could take the form of ex pulsion from the psrty of all mem' bora who failed to vote for Uie treaty, Tho main opposition to the pact which would create a alx-natlon European Army Inciuduig German troops haa come from Uie De Oaulllsls, Communists and some Socialists. It Is generally agreed the government needa about 15 of the 106 socialist voles in Uie As sembly to Insure ratllicatlon. 11m Parly'a decision waa a chal lenge to 68 Socialist deputies who previously signed an agreement to oppose the pact. Observers esU mated that about 15 to 30 still might defy Uie order. Hie treaty haa already been rat' Hied by West Germany, The Nelh' crlends. Belgium and Luxem bourg. Only France and Italy have yel lo act. No date haa yet been sel for final rrencn Aaaemoiy uc bate. I T vV I V L. rfe. I rs- H tassw f f VXaWw aB I I I i 'crrst. u c w . NtW DONT FRIGHTEN IT" 1 ' . Columnist Reviews Latest to get their drink. Miss Taylor is properly perturbed throughout. "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS "THAT SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN" TOMMY AND HIS ORCHESTRA AND FEATURING HIS BROTHER JIMMY THE WORLD'S GREATEST SAXOPHONIST ABMflOBY A10N., JUNE 7 Tlckali era new or sale at DERBY'S MUSIC CO. The advance sole Is limited to 300 tlckati at $1.30 per perien (Inc. tea). The admlulon at the dance will be $1.10 per perten (Inc. tax), Ike To Decorate Soldiers Tomb WA8H1NOTON un President Elsenhower planned to lay a wreath at Uie tomb of the unknown soldier and auend Memorial Day services today In Uie Arlington Na tional Cemetery Amphitheater. Plans were made by the Army to fire a 31-gun aalute for the Pres ident when he arrives at Uie cem etery, across Uie Potomac River from Washington also when he leaves, Later In the day, Uie President files to New York City where he will apeak tonight at bicentennial ceremonies of Columbia Univer sity, which he formerly headed. The speech, to be carried na tionally by radio and television networks, has been described by Uie White House aa a major for eign policy address. East Pakistan Officials Jailed For 'Disloyalty' By KL'CKNl! LEVIN KARACHI, Pakistan UV-Troops Jailed some 160 persons In troubled East paklalan today in tho wake of Karachi's ouster of the provin cial government, for 'disloyalty." Among those taken Into custody were Sheikh Mhlbur Rehman, one of Uw 14 members of the former provincial Cabinet, and Moham mad Oulam Quadlr, a member of the East Pakistan Provincial As sembly. Official sources aald Abdul Kas- em Fazlul Huq, ousted chief mln- Islei, and others among his Cab inet colleagues also may be ar rested soon. Developments In East Psklstan were cloaked by official censorship. The ouslcr of Fazlul Huq s ad mlnistrstion was ordered yester day by Oov. Oen. Ohulam Moham med, Pakistan s chief of Male, as bitter differences between the div ided sections of Uie country came to a head. The Governor Oeneral acted under Uie "governor'a rule" followed since Britain withdrew from Uie Indian subcontinent In 1M1 which permits Uie central government to assume Uie func tions of a provincial ministry. Declaring a slate of emergency throughout East Pakistan, Ohulam Mohammed named Ma). Oen. Is- kander Mlrza, secretary of Uie cen tral government's Defense Minis try, to take control of East Pak Istan's administration. Mlsra'a first official act waa to Impose censor ship. The new governor was expected to atari a general roundup of Com' munlsts and "enemies ot Pakis tan." In a broadcast to the nation ex plaining Uie government's acUon, prime Minister Mohammed All said Failul Huq was a "traitor to Paklstsn, even to East Pakistan." All declared Uie Sl-year-old oust' ed chief minister had said his ul tlmale goal was an Independent Bengal (East Pakistan), a el a le nient the Prime Minister described aa a "disloyal utterance." All also accused Faslul Huq of refusing advice from the central govern ment. Following his dismissal, Fazlul Huq called the ousted members of his Cabinet to his home In Dacca, East Pakistan's capital, for a meet ing. Police swarmed about the house as Uie conference went on long Into Uie night. The ouater followed mounting friction between Uie central gov ernment here In Karachi and East Tops for Western Wear rr. : . N QUARTER W i J. m v 'it HORSE id rail r If tt fill I alley's led Ctlers Arsklta WSIH asMIt Brawn raltmiaa Tin Nvr ny thing Uk It Bailey's xclutive ROLL-UR-OWN. Brim kupt the thtped brimdg you want. Ventilated crown, la new "Quarter-Horse" shape ot Imported woven fibre, in all weather pal-soil-reslstant, sturdy Resdy for the rough eatwear. $5.()0 Sea Our Lorgt Selection Of Western Shirts and Cowboy Boots Downstairs at DBEV9S fflanstore ' If Irs'l e iisalae UtaaVf ' aei ne eian vnr-wmn. Pakistan. The province, which has 44 of the dominion's 76 million people, is separated from West Pakistan by 1,000 miles of Indian territory. Fazlul Huq led a five-party united front to an overwhelming victory over Mohammed All's Mos lem League parly In provincial electlona two months ago. He cam paigned on a platlorm of greater autonomy for East Pakistan. The victorious united front in. eluded the Communist organization In Uie province. Immediately after uie coalition loo oil Ice Apr 1 3. riots broke out In several East Pakistan mill areas. More than 600 persons were killed In Uie clash es, which Mohammed Ali said were organized by Communists. rae announcement of today's ar-1 rests ssid Mlibur Rehman was I taken into custody on charges nl ; leading a mob that attacked Dacca central jan early in May. The mob was attempting to free persons sr. reavea in connection with the mill riots. Fazlul Huq and five of his el. leagues had returned to Dacca from Karachi yesterday after a week of fruitless consultaUons on the future of the province. Army units set up guard over key points In Uie provincial capltsl. Actress Weds Oil Man In Washington WASHINGTON tifl-Actress Jean Peters and Texas oilman Stuart Cramer HI, who flrat met In Rome last summer, climaxed their ro mance with a quiet church wedding here Saturday afternoon. It was Uie first marriage for both. . By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W Let'a take a look at some of the current and forthcoming movies ' Three of thorn were made In Europe with American stars, and they provide an Interesting con trast, "Three Coins In the Foun tain" wsa filmed In Rome and Venice and Is a decorative travel ogue against which Is played a palatable romantic story. Dorothy McOuIre, Maggie McNarnara, Clif ton 'Webb and Jean Peters play Americans In Rome with varying degrees of romantic Inclinations. All their problems are more or less resolved for the Inevitable clinch, leaving the audience with a warm feeling, If little else. "Flame and the Flesh" waa filmed In Naples and the cast Is European with one exception Lana Turner. She plays an Italian girl of negligible morals and pre sents a Lana you never have seen before. This one scratches her hip and disports herself In a tired suit (outdoors) or slip (Indoors). With out Uie usual glamorous trappings, she. demonstrates an acting skill that few suspected until "The Bad and The Beautiful." She enacts a girl who moves In with a couple of men and almost ruins both thetr lives. How did this pass Uie In dustry censors? A good quesUon. "Indiscretion of an American Wife" is an unwieldy title tor a fairly elemental subject. Filmed entirely In the Roman railroad sta tion, It concerns an American wife who tries lo catch a train home after a fling with an ardent Italian. As with many Italian films. It amounts to many variations on a single theme. "Elephant Walk" puts Elizabeth Taylor in Jeopardy of a cool hus band and a herd qf elephants. The husband has some sense of loyalty to his overbearing .sire, and Uie elephants reaent the Intrusion of a plantation mansion on the path to their water hole. Well, comes a dry apell and all heck breaks loose. All ends well, after the elephants have gone their destructive way Rent A Vacation Travel Trailer Sleep te S Cat lafamallaa Mmm J510 a rue POOLE'S m,r Jit" I EM YOUR TUESDAY EDITION THE HERALD and NEWS I . .52nd anniversary:::'',;. j 11 TREMENDOUS SAYINGS DON'T MISS IT! SB Eitra Work Made Easy ' Rent A Typewriter Addina Machine mme m Last month's rental is applied to purchase price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY est Mala raaaa 1411 TUESDAY SURPRISE! During EMU'S Sunkilt Lemons Borden's lb. Mayonnaise Qt. ) Manning's Delicious MJHCC 2 lbs. Scott Towels Re -I." Sliced Bacon ,. 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