TlfURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
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THIS PUG-NOSED BERKSHIRE HOG entered in the Junior
Livestock Show end Sale closed August 23 was sold by Future
Farmer of America Roy Ingram to J. W. Kerns for $1.06 per
pour.d or $206.70. The porker weighed 195 pounds. -
French, Moroccan Leaders
Discuss Africa Bloodshed
AJX LES BAINS, France UV-i
French Premier Edgar Faure and
leaders of Morocco's strongest na
tionalist iaclion met lor the first
time today In a crucial stage of
the talks aimed et ending the
bloodshed m the North African
protectorate.
The Premier went into confer
ence here with four leaders of the
outlawed Istiqlal (Independence)
party, staunch supporters of
French-deposed Sultan Mohammed
Ben Youssef and bitter foes of his
successor, aged Mohammed Ben
MoiMay Arafa.
Faure was expected to seek
Istiqlal agreement to replacement
of Ben Moulay Arafa with a
rezencv council and formation of
Moroccan government in which
all leading factions in the territory
would naiticinate.
The nationalists were reported
demanding insistently that the
makeup ol the regency oe accept
able to Ben Youssef.
The meeting with the Istiqlal
men was delayed one day so Faure
could sit 'in personally. He spent
yesterday in Paris engaged in high
level talks designed to counter
criticism of his efforts to reach
compromise with the North
African nationalists.
Former Attorney
General Dies
SYOSSET, N Y. Wi William De
Witt Mitchell, 80, a Democrat who
served as U.S. Attorney General
under President Herbert Hoover,
died yesterday at his home here.
Mitchell, a native of Winona,
Minn., had been practicing law
at St. Paul, Minn., when in 1919
he became regional counsel for
the U.S. Railroad Administration.
Jn June 1925. President Calvin
Coolidge, a Republican, appointed
him solicitor general of the United
States.
He was a member of Republi
can Hoover's Cabinet from 1929 to
1932
In 1931, when the Lindbergh kid
naping case sroke, Mitchell
pledged all possible government
aid but disclosed the lack of fed
eral jurisdiction over kidnapers.
The case led to passage ol the
federal kidnap law.
After leaving public office, Mitch
ell Joined a New York law firm in
1933. - '
Ingersoll Named
7th Fleet Chief
A IS-man group of conservative
deputies demanded that Faure
recall the National Assembly Irom
vacation to debate the situation,
on obvious threat to seek the gov
ernment's overthrow if it did not
knuckle under. The Premier re
plied that he would not even call
his full Cabinet together until he
finished talking with the Moroc
cans this weekend and digested
his finduigs,
Protests against the government
also mounted among French res
idents of North Alrica. who
charged tougher military measures
against the nationalists beforehand
could have prevented the violence
that took an estimated 3,000 lives
In Morocco and Algeria over the
weekend. The colonists claimed
also that the government had noi
struck back soon enough after the
uprisings.
Angry howls drowned out gov
ernment representatives in both
Morocco and Algeria yesterday
when they tried to deliver official
tributes to the French virtims.
Aroused colonials trampled on
wreaths the government had sent
to the services.
Linked with the wave of anti-
government protests were strong
rumors last nignt in uasaoianca
that Moroccan Resident General
Gilbert Grandval had resigned or
was about to quit the post he took
over only six weeks ago. ine re.
ports said he was particularly up
set by bitter demonstrations.
against him yesterday at the funer
al of Gen. Raymond Duval, com
mander of French troops in Moroc
co who was killed in a plane crash
Monday.
French residents, who accuse
Grandval of a soft policy which
emboldened the nationalists to at
tack, cursed him continuously as
he sooke at the funeral.
Faure told a news conference
last night, however, that Grandval
had neither resigned nor rjeen re
called. He said he planned to have
the resident general come here for
th final stages of the Moroccan
talks, probably Friday or Satur
day. Gen. Georges Emile Leblanc,
Grandval's security chiet. an
nounced his' resignation yesterday
In a move interpreted as a protest
against Grandval's handling of the
terrorism. The resignation was not
accepted immediately, however.
French troops moved ahead,
meantime, with vengeful cleanup
operations.
Southeast of Oued Zem where
80 French men, woman and chil
dren were slain Saturday 3,000
troops supported by 35 tanks, 40
motorized machineguns and 1O0
trucks attempted to throw a rins
of steel ar.d fire around Berber
tribesmen fleeing into the Atlas
WASHINGTON m Rear Adm
Stuart H. Ingersoll, a veteran
Navv airman, is to be the new
commander o,f the U.S. 7th Fleet, Mountains. French officers said
wnicn guaras Americas uui:icai.a.heii. troops were meeting some
in Far Eastern waters. I armed resistance.
The Navv announced yesterday -
that the 57-year-old Ingersoll wilt1
succeed Vice Adm. A. M. Pride
next December or January. The
next assignment for Pride has yet
to be announced. i
Ingersoll, a Springfield, Mass.,
native, has been chief ot stall to
Adm. Gerauld Wright, Atlantic
Fleet commander.
Dr. R. T. Lindtey
OPTOMETRIST
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