MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. J933
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Operation Fair Share On OT Campus 'Successful'
"Fir.t attcmpis me seldom so
Fucce.sslul s has been the United
Fur.d-Rcd CroiS campaign on the
-rarn. Tfnniral TnafiLlttP Mm.
pus." Wing Commander Bob Beach Smith, dean of students and Charles
.aid Monday. I Dougherty, personnel represent
Vail, manager of auxiliary enter
prises; John Howard, supervisor
of technical education; R. L.
Beach, who heads Operation
Fair Share, made this statement
following a review of UF-RC divi
sions which showed OTI, printers
i;nd publishers and citv schools
over the top of their individual
targets.
"This was OTI's first attemp-.
at a separate fund drive on its
campus, and it is the first time
also that an amount ($500) has
been appioved by the fund board
for on-campus YMCA activities, -i
Beach added. !
Jack Douglas, business mana-!
ger, at Oil, took command of the
campaign, assisted by Al Smith,
assistant business manager: John
live for the physical plant
Douclas explained that each man
had far more than the traditional
five contacts usually 30 to 30.
Students were contacted through
dormitory meetings at which
Douglas supplied information on
United Fund and its agencies, as
sisted by Walter Hogue, dean of
men.
Vail contacted married students.
on the campus through the (tu
dents' housing managers. All drive
workers assisted in contacting the
some 120 faculty and stilt members
on the campus.
'So far. we have experienced
100 per cent results without inter
rupting classwoik," Douglas said
OTI conducted Us own campaign
instead of being Included uudei
schools because college officials
felt that in view of its recent
growth, it could operate as a sep
arata division. Reciprocally, pluns
are being made for on-campus
YMCA facilities, to assist OTI stu
dents to participate In club work.
develop leadership, cooperate and
participate with the Air Force and
the YMCA. The inclusion of a sep
arate amount for OTI by the Unit-
rd Fund board w-a made at the
request of many student.
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IT'S A WISE OLD OWL who oversaw the United Fund-Red Croti campaign on the Oregon
Technical Institute campus. The drive wet commanded by Jack Douglas, business manager
(right) assisted by staff members including Charles Dougherty physical plant personnel rep
resentative (leftl and Al Smith, assistant business manager (center). This year marked two
firsts for OTI the first separate on-campus campaign end the first time for approval in the
UF budget of an amount for on-campus YMCA activities.
Ben Youssef May Return
To Throne In Morocco As
Madagascar Exile Ends
NICE. France WV Former Sultan
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef, who
has become a symbol of flaming
nationalism for Moroccans, re
turned to France from exile in
Madagascar today amid strong
signs he shortly will be returned
to bis throne.
The 41-year-old Moslem deposed
two years ago by the French ar
rived on a four-engined plane with
his two wives, seven concubines,
two sons, four daughters and 23
servants and was greeted by a
stream of French and Arab no
bles. His aging uncle, Mohammed Ben
. Moulay Aafa, who succeeded him
as Sultan in August, 19S3, already
had renounced his rights to the
throne and a bandwagon move-
Harry
Death
L. Nelson
Learned
x TOLELAKE Harry Leslie Nel
son, 66, resident of Cedarville. died
Sunday, October 30 as he drove
toward Medicine Lake to visit
friends.
Deputy sheriff-coroner, F. A
Dobson, Tulelake, who investigat
ed, stated that Nelson slumped into
his wife'3 lap and was dead upon
arrival at the lake. Death appar
ently followed a heart attack. He
had suffered from a heart condi.
tion about a month ago.
Nelson had been a resident of
Siskiyou County for 25 years and
of Modoc County for 10 years. He
was a retired rallrond engineer.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Winnifred Nelson,' Cedarville,
and other relatives.
The body was taken to Upton's
Mortuary in Weed and will be
transferred to Kerr's Funeral
Home In Alturas.
INVITATION
: GENEVA IB Soviet Foreign
Minister Molotov Invited Secretary
of State Dulles and top members
of the U.S. delegation to dine with
him tonight at his villa. The Amer.
leans accepted.
The meeting will afford them an
opportunity for informal discussion
of the progress of the Big Four
conference and the Middle East
situation.
in
KILLED
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. I
Sister Marie Celeste, 63. head of
the science department and dean
of women at Aquinas college since
1947, died in St. Mary's hospital
yesterday of Injuries suffered in
two-car collision Thursday.
ment appeared In full swing
Moroccan cities to bring back the
former ruler.
The French government itself ap
peared in diplomatic retreat from
its position of two years ago when
it exiled the sovereign for his Na-
tionalist sympathies.
Ben Youssef's overthrow two
years ago was largely engineered
with the backing of Thaml El
Glaoui, powerful Berber chieftain
who disapproved of the extreme
Nationalists in the cities who were
getting increasing sympathy from
the Sultan.
Last week, however, the Berber i
leader abruptly reversed himself
and declared the Sultati should be I
restored. The declaration set off
enthusiastic celebrations through
out Morocco which have not yet
died down. Leader after leader fol
lowed El Glaoui's example.
Nationalists were not pleased
with the politically experienced
Ben Arafa's elsvation to the throne
and made two attempts on his life.
Faced with increasing terrorism
and rebel activity, the French gov
ernment of Premier Edgar Faure
undertook negotiations with the
Nationalists and reached an agree
ment that Included the dethrone
ment of Ben Arafa, creation of a
regency and a new government
which would include Nationalists,
and concessions by which the pro
tectorate would enjoy more self
government. The French agreed
that Ben Youssef would be
returned to France but not to his
throne.
Ben Youssef ascended the throne
in 1927 on the death of his father.
THE MOST
TRUSTED
I ASPIRIN FOR
CHILDREN
RIOT
TANGIER, Morocco (l Police
used tear gas and duos to queu
3.000 Moroccans demonstrating
their enthusiasm for Sultan Mo
hammed Ben Youssef In this clty'a
Central Sauare Sunday.
About 20 were Injured, Including
four policemen.
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Three small rivers swollen by
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night.
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Clifford P. Rowe. head of the
Journalism department of Pacific
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has received the medal of merit
Irom Pi Delta Epsilon, national
honorary Journalism fraternity.
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organization's biennial convention
Saturday.
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