HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. Jan. 27, lOfiO
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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
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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.
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bility of independence a catastro
phe. Settlers agree, but insist it is
a possibility all the same.
In the anxious months that fol
lowed De Gaulle's Algerian pro
posals last Sept. hi, settlers
scanned the government bulletins
for some guarantee that France
still stood behind them.
Premier Michel Debre declared
in National Assembly debate that
Algeria would remain French.
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-
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De Gaulle is in an awkward
spot. He cannot give in to the
insurgents without jeopardizing
whatever hope there is for nego
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