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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. Jan. 27, lOfiO PAGE 9 A Band Of Desperate Men Problem To French Boss PARIS (APi A handful of dos- Should the harried President or perate men manning barricades der his troops to attack the bar in Algiers pose a crucial question ricades, he risks sparking a much or Gen.' Charles de Gaulle. bigger explosion among Algeria's BUSH FURNITURE CO. Reg. 99c 18"x27" tep Hugs : T 0 Limited Number Imitation FRUIT TREES For Table Decorations &(f ftft Plum, Cherry, Lemon II Vw Regular 4.95 u OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8:00 BUSH FURNITURE CO. . "Where Quality is not Expensive" Next to Willard Hotel - 221 Main million European settlers, already enraged over his policy of self determination. The government's vastly superi or military forces seemingly could crush the insurgents in a couple of hours, but De Gaulle might lose heavily if more blood were spilled. The morale of the army already has been damaged by the conflict whjch has pitted it against French men. Sunday's clash between set tlers and gendarmes which left 2t; dead and about 150 wounded has caused general revulsion and any more killing would do lasting dam age to De Gaulle's prestige and influence in the all important army. Thus De Gaulle' faces the task of getting the insurgents to lay down their arms without giving in to their demands for a French Algeria. . The bloody flareup and the die hards' determination to remain behind their barricades until their cause is won, is mainly the result of De Gaulle's failure to give the settlers what they regard as a satisfactory answer. De Gaulle's proposed solution to end the five-year-old Algerian re bellion would allow Algerians Moslem and European alike to choose their own destiny once peace is restored. Under De Gaulle's plan, the Al gerian population could choose one of three alternatives: U) complete union with France (2) local au tonomy or 13) outright independ ence. The settlers are convinced that, given a chance, the nine million .Moslems would choose independ ence. Even local autonomy, they fear, would only be a stepping stone to complete freedom. The settlers believe independ ence would place them at the mer cy of the Moslem rebels they have fought for years. De Gaulle has called the possi- Hubby Gets Gate And 16 Cats BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Mar garet and Kenneth Mundt had no children during their 13 years of marriage, but somewhere along the way they picked up 16 cats. Mrs. Mundt now Margaret E. Hedgecock won an annulment in District Court Tuesday. Her hus band got the cats. Judge Dale E. Shannon ordered the former Mrs. Mundt to pay $25 a month toward their support for three years, or until less than five of the animals are livjng. CHILD DUE HOLLYWOOD (AP) Movie act ress Terry Moore and her hus band, Stuart Kramer III, are ex pecting a baby next August, They were married last June 22. at B&B Radio and Electric! 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There was vague talk of dividing the territory and preserving un der French rule area such as large cities where the European population predominates. But the settler found little comfort at the prospect of living on a European island in a Moslem sea. The settlers want a clearcul declaration by De Gaulle that Al geria will always remain under French rule. When Sunday's explosion erup ted, the insurgents possibly hoped at first to repeat the coup of May 13, 1U58 when the uprising of army and civilians overthrew Fiance's Fourth Republic and helped De Gaulle to power. So far the army, which insured success of the r.l58 uprising, has stayed with the government. The settlers now probably would settle for a government promise to keep Algeria French. De Gaulle has countered with reaffirmation of his self-dctermin- ation policy. De Gaulle is in an awkward spot. 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