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out committing itself to out
right support Of either.
Privately, however. officials
made little effort to hide their
anger at French military COM
manders who sanctioned or
ordered the air bombing.
Public pressure boiling up in
Tunisia might force France to
pull out not only from the BIZ
|zerte naval base, it was felt,
but also from half a dozen air
bases in Tunisia which the
French have been operating
since Mr.. Bourguiba's govern
ment won its independence.
These authorities seemed to
be reluctant to consider at this
time any substitute arrange
ment whereby the United States
might take over Bizerte and
the air bases in any future
agreement with the Tunisians.
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II unis Sets Peace Price:
F french Troop Custer

PARIS. Feb. IL (P.-Anery
Tunisia pressed military and
diplomatic reprisal moves
against France today as the
French Assembly backed its
Algerian command In the
bombing of q Tunisian village,
President Habib Bourguiba
said in Tunis that only the
removal Of all French troops
from Tunisia could restore
friendly relations with France,
The Tunisian President spoke
after a series Of meetings with
foreign diplomats 70 whom he
expressed his attitude on the
French bombing of the village
Of Sakiet Sid Youssef last
Saturday.
A crowd Of 1000 or more
Tunisians demonstrated out
side the presidential palace as
Mr.. Bourguiba met the dipIo-
mats, including United States
Ambassador Lewis Jones. The
crowd shouted. Give us arms, -
and "Out with the French"
Custer Primary Goal
Speaking to newsrnen gath
cred outside his Office, Mr..
Bourguiba said his primary
goal was the removed Of French
troops.
THAT and that alone can re-
establish a climate of friend
ship cleansed Of the remains of
colonialism," he said.
The atmosphere in Tunisia
was becoming more tense after
restrictions imposed on French
troop movements within the
country. Tunisian National
Guardsmen blocked approaches
to the Big French naval base
at Bizerte and threatened to
fire on any French ships enter
ing the port.
France braced for further
international repercus ST o n S
after the Assembly gave Pre-
mier Felix Gaillard a thurnp-
ing 339-179 vote of support.
Mr.. Gaillard defended Satur-
days air strike against Sakiet
Sidi Youssef as an act of
Legitimate defense" against
Algerian rebels based in Tu-
nisia.
Tunisia said the attack left
SO dead, "a wounded and 10
missing and denied the border
town was a rebel base.
Boat Sinkings Threatened ,
. The Tunisian national
guardsmen reported blocking
the land approaches to the
Bizerte base also threatened
to sink ferryboats in the mar
row harbor mouth and to fire
on any French planes that
might try to airlift supplies
into the base or French mill
tary camps, to which the
French forces have been re-
stricted since the air attack.
Brushing aside TuniSian
warnings, the French began
airlifting supplies by helicopter
to their blockaded camps.
French officials also brushed
aside the threats of military
action by the lightly armed Tu-
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removal OF all french troops
from his country. France was
given 20-year rights to the base
when Tunisia became an in
dependent country. 1t is a key
stronghold in the Mediterra-
mean area.
Tunisia followed up yester-
day by threatening fire on any
French warships entering the
naval base and on French
planes carrying supplies to the
North African forces.
French leaders did not take
seriously the threat to fire on
the ships because the French
Navy holds the land APP
proacheS to the base and Tuni-
sian artillery is limited in
range.
Breakdown Held Unlikely
But many authorities here
expressed the view it was un-
likely Mr.. Bourguiba could
back down on his demand be-
cause Of the public cutlery in
Tunisia against France.
Acting Secretary of State
Christian Herter was reported
awaiting a first-hand report of
the bombing incident from
Ambassador G. Lewis Jones
who visited the scene yester-
day.
Tunisia's U. N. delegation
said last night it had been
directed to seek a council meet
ing on the matter. But one
source said that instead of
asking for condemnation of the
French action, Tunisia might
present an appeal for removal
Of French troops.
It seemed clear the Eisen-
hover administration was hop
ing Tunisia would avoid airing
the hot dispute before the U. N.
to avoid giving Russia a chance
TO further inflame passions set
bose by the incident.
u. S. Caught Between
French diplomats meanwhile
reported that their government
intended to pull no punches
in meeting Tunisia's protest
at the U. N. The French, they
said, are prepared to document
their charges that the Tu-
nisians were knowingly allowing
their territory to be used as
a privileged sanctuary from
which rebels could attack
French forces in Algeria.
The United States seemed to
be caught in a familiar posi-
ton in this newest French
Tunisian dispute, seeking to
be friends to both sides with
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Tunisio to Press Custer
Of French, U. S. Fears

Top officials expressed fear today that Tunsa insist
that France evacuae its big naval base at Bzere regardless
Of the outcome Of the ore the French bombing Of
Tunisian village.
In the wake Of the Saturday incident Tnisian President
Hab Bourguba demanded evacuation Of the naval base and
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A reminder from Internal
Revenue - Dependent rela-
tives, other than children.
are . major source Of error
on 1857 Federal income tax
returns. Taxpayers claiming
exemptions for close relatives
should read the instructions
carefully!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

in Russia and Finland he was
connected with military-type
espionage agencies.
Col. Hummel then read q
portion of the May. 1857, state
|ment by the witness to the FBI
In which he outlined his life
history. It read:
II resided in Finland until
1852 and did not engage in any
espionage activities during my
stay abroad either in Finland
or in Russia.
On Red Membership
Under further questioning
just before the court TOOK q re-
cess. HayhAnen testified that
he believes in God and sees no
Inconsistency with Communist
Party membership. He has been
q party member.
Yesterday the 40-year-old
sergeant heard the squat Hay
hanen tell the 10-ofiicer Jury"
he received instructions from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

went to work at the Embassy,
but as q code worker he was
not used BY the Embassy. After
he left our country. he was to
be sent to the school Of COM
munications Of the Army CT
Service. which Is at the city Of
San Luis. Calf. He was to be
trained there as q mechanic Of
the coding machine. -.
1T has been recently learned
that Quebec is living in Red
Bank. N. j., where he owns 3
garages. The garage job is be-
ing done by his wife. His own
occupation at present is not
known. ;"
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afternoon session went to the
National Capital Housine
Authority. District Redevelop-
ment Land Agency. National
Capital Planning Commission,
General Services Administra-
ton, National Capital Parks,
Washington Housing Associa-
ton. Washington Real Estate
Board and Urban Renewal
Council.
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Rhodes had returned from hi,
duty In Moscow.
Hayhanen added that EB1
agents later uncovered, in his
home In Poughkeepsie, N. ",
q hollowed-out bolt which con-
tanned micro filmed informa-
ton on Rhodes.
Data On Rhodes
AS introduced in evidence
yesterday, the material reads,
in part: quebec. Roy A.
Rhodes. born 1917. in clifton.
Oklahoma, senior sergeant Of
the War Ministry, former en-
ploye Of the United States MILF
tary Attache Staff in our coun-
try. He was a chief of the ga
rage Of the Embassy. -.
HE had been trained in code
work at the Ministry before he
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n lOfLuCI ftuSSldQ SeCECt
the West last summer testified
5000 in cash that was suppos
Sobell, q co-conspirator in the
RENO Hayhanen gave the
of Master Sergt. Roy A. Rhodes,
q lean Oklahoman charged
with spying for Russia.
Hayhanen said that he and
Col. Rudolph Abel buried the
5000 in 1855 just before Abel
returned to Russia. He went
on to say that it was supposed
to have been turned over to
Mrs. Sobell for her husband.
Under questioning, however,
he said that II kept it my
SELF"
Sobell was convicted Of espi-
onage along with the Rosen-
bergs and sentenced to 81
years in prison. The Rosen-
bergs were executed. Col. Abel
was convicted Of espionage last
October and was sentenced to
20 years.
Tries to Impeach Him
Defense Counsel 1t. Col,
John r. Hummel. in cross
examining the witness today,
attempted to impeach him.
Hayhanen testified that while
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Moscow to contact one "Que.
bec." or Sergt. Rhodes, in 1855
Although he journeyed Il
Salida, Colo. and called q tele-
phone listed under the name Of
Rhodes. he said, he failed to
find the sergeant. A woman
who answered the telephone,
according to the witness, told
him Sergt. Rhodes was In
Tucson, Ariz.. and Hayhanen
returned to New York.
Stationed at the United
States Embassy in Moscow
from 1851 to 1853, the sergeant
allegedly became involved with
Red agents after q wild drink
ing night with a Soviet man
and two girls. Sometime after
the party. Russian agents APP
parently threatened him by
saying one Of the girls was
pregnant.
Testified TO $1,000
During the trial Of Russian
Col. Rudolf Abel last October
in Brooklyn, N. Y, Sergt.
Rhodes testified he received as
much as $1,000 for information
he supplied the Russians while
in Moscow. But he has pleaded
not guilty to the court martial
charges Of espionage and con-
spiracy.
It was Abel, Hayhanen said
yesterday, who turned over to
him some microfilm from Mos
COW which described Sergt.
Rhodes. And it was Abel, Hay
hanen added. who ordered him
to contact the sergeant. This
was some time after Serst.
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PorIey Called
On HOUSING Sites

The District Commissioners
have invited Representatives Of
. number Of agencies to q
meeting next Tuesday to ex-
Iplore possibilities Of finding
new public housing sites.
Commissioner Robert E.
Mclaughlin recently expressed
concern about q showdown IN
public housing development be-
cause Of an apparent lack Of
available sites.
Invitations to the Tuesday
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SpOrtSeUeMf'
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Big Girls and Teens
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Mems S. Fitted, Leather
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Ex-Russion Agent Tells
Of Keeping SobeII Fund

police colonel who detected to
today that he kept for himself
ed to be turned over to Morton
Rosenberg spy case.
testimony at the court-martial
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Mems l.S9 Box
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