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Smyrna times., 1961-09-21
Small Quantity
Wheat Producers
Face Penalties

Wheat producers who have
grown less than Is acres oi
wheat in the past three years
may be subject to marketing
quotas-and penalties-u n d e
provisions of the wheat stabil
ization program for 1862, ac'
cording to Jacob Zimmerman
C h ir m an, State Agricultural
Stablization and Conservation
Committee.
Under previous programs,
farms that had less than is
acres of wheat, or farms that
did not produce more than 20C
bushels of wheat annually, were
not subject to marketing quotas
even though they had allot-
ments of Is acres or less. The
200-bushel exemption has been
repealed, and the 15-acre ex-
emption is no longer applicable
under the new program.
For 1862, the marketing quota
exemption for those who plant
ed Is acres of wheat during any
one of the three years 1859
1860, or 1861, and whose allot-
ment is less than 1875 acres
will be reduced to 1875 acres
Exemption for growers who
planted less than 1875 acres Of
wheat will be the highest plant.
ed acreage in any one of these
three years if the 1862 allot'
ment is less than such highest
acreage.
In addition to these quota re.
quirements, some small produc
ers may also be subject to mar
keting quota penalties under
certain conditions, Zimmerman
pointed out. For example, farm
ers who have not grown whea
in any one of the past thre'
years and who grow wheat fo
harvest without an allotment il
1862 will be subject to market
ing quota penalties on the en-
tire production.
Another group of producer.
who will also be subject t
wheat marketing quota penal
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21

security credit in 1859. Between
1855 and 1859 an estimated a
to l million farmers in this
country stopped filing tax re-
turns either because they have
become social security benefici-
aries, stopped farming, shifted
to non-farm work, or died. Near
ly the same number of farmers
began filing returns since 1865.
According to the 1859 Gems
us of Agriculture, there were
81 million farms in the United
States. The difference between
this 3.7 million figure and the
2h million who reported their
earnings for social security cred
it is made up largely of farm
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21

Hessian fly resistant variety
such as Dual. 1t has exhibited
good resistance to the insect
and has given acceptable yields.
Mr.. Vapaa says another prac-
tical and effective method of
avoiding fall infestations on
wheat by the Hessian fly, is to
delay seeding until most of the
fall brood of this insect has dis
appeared. The safe seeding date,
or "fly-free date" varies in Del
aware according to location.
The approx innate "fly-free
dates" for seeding wheat in
New Castle County, October 3;
Kent County, October s; and
Sussex County, October 10.
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21
Over 4 Thousand
State Farmers
Report Incomes

About 4,l00 farmers reported
farm income in Delaware to get
social security credits in 1859,
according to a report just is
sued by the Bureau of Old-Age
and Survivors Insurance.
Edward F. Sullivan, district
manager of the Dover social Sc
curity district office, noted that
1000 farmers in Delaware re-
ported their earnings for 1855,
the first year that they were
covered by social security.
Two-and-one-quar er million
farmers in the United States re-
ported their earnings for social
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21
Latest Corn, Soybean Developments
To Be Viewed at I'D. Open House

think it will surprise lot OF
farmers to see what a differ
ence a little adjustment will
make" he said.
Grain drying equipment will
also be shown. Visitors will
have a chance to find out the
best way to use a dryer and
the type most suited to their
needs.
Mr.. H. C. Godshall, product
research engineer with the John
Deere Company in Baltimore,
Maryland, will do some "crvstaI
ball gazing" and forecast what's
ahead in corn and soybean har-
vesting and processing machin-
cry, according to Mitchell. He
will discuss ear versus shelled
corn, corn combines versus pick
er-shellers, and commercial dry
ing as opposed to on-the-farm
drying.
ut should be a very worth
while day for Delaware farm
ers interested. in keeping pace
with the latest developments in
corn and soybean production,
harvesting and marketing" he
said.
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21

ers with net earnings of less
than the $400 a year required
for social security coverage
Mr.. Sullivan pointed out that
I,200 farm employers in Della
ware reported wages for social
security credits for $500 farm
hands in 1859.
Total annual farm wages re-
ported for social security credit
in the United States rose from
SIS billion to nearly $l.9 bill
lion between 1855 and 1859.
Taxable wages for farm work.
ers increased each year from
an average of $795 for each
worker to $3.50 in this same
period.
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21
Wheat Growers
Warned of FIy

''If you're planning to sow
some wheat this fall you should
be mindful of the Hessian fly,
warns George Vapaa, county
agent. This. is the most de-
Fstructive insect enemy of wheat
in the United States. Although
damage hasn't been severe in
Kent county in recent years,
control measures should still be
observed.
It's a good idea to plant a
Smyrna times., 1961-09-21
FARM VIEWS

NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAMILIES
OF KENT COUNTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07
New Curbs On Unions

Continued from Back Page)
At least that's the finding Of nationwide public opn-
ion poll conducted by Opinion Research Corp Of Princeton
NJ anything the survey indicates, public sentiment is
'ru1ping toward more less, regulation SURPRIs-
ING 62% or THE PERSONS COVERED IN THE SURVEY
FAVOR SUCH AN EXTREME STEP AS BRINGING LABOR
UNIONS UNDER THE SAME ANTITRUST LAWS THAT
APPLY TO BUSINESS
Opinion Research conducts Of IFS polls on special
assignments from its corporate clients which include about
70 OF the nations biggest companies Every year. however,
the possrs look into the pvbes attitudes toward labor
unions and make fhs findings available to eli their clients
Is . guide to industrial relations policy.
According TO this years poll vnion-msmbsrs In some
cases are even regvIaiionindsd than the public a.
tconiinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07

HE SAID ALL CATHOLICS SHOULD GIVE TEST.
MoNY TO THE TRUTH-"NevsR LEND YOURSELVES
TO ANY COMMUNICATING OF THE TRUTH. HAVE A
HORROR OF THAT"
no nes svsii yourselves Of these marvellous ems -
Cod such . light end sound end eees end their sppes'
tions in technical and artistic fovs-prnting journalism.
teIevlsen-so dsort mans natural inenrsens sowsrd
truth on which is erected ths sdfes Of hs nobility end
greatness.
DO NOT AVAIL YOURSELVES or THEM TO DRIVE
TO RUIN coNscIENcEs AS YET UNIFORMED OR WAx-
ERlNc.
Have scared terror Of spreading those germs which
dssserae love- break UP the family mock religion loosen
ihe foundations Of the social order :"
Know how build with quiet perseverance, and IN
firing the conditions for better times healthier
more Just secure
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07
"HAs 2Ist CHILD: THIS IS NY last i"

Leicester. England. l2-2o tAP) ny. Ir'n.
DETROIT TRIBUNE: WHAT SO FEW
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRlBuNE
YOUR SAVIOUR. THE ctILDLEsS CHRIST JESUS,
REPUDIATED BOTH SEX AND HUMAN PAREN1HooD!
THE re- POPULATION EXPLOSION FLOOD.
LUNAcY, TREASON. WILL, BE OVERTHROW BY The
CHRIST, TRUTH. WHICH MAKES FREE
SEX IS ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE Is
MERELY -PoTENTIAL- DIVINE CONTROL
sNNINc STUPID LAUNDERING. ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL"
WORLD AND UNIVERSE ARE SATANIC, MYTHICAL,
ApAMEvE MORTAL THOUGHT SYMBOLS,
coUNTERFEITS AND BURLESoUES OF DIVINE
IDEAS! - sUPERsATURATED. UNAVAILABLE,
oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE CON-
PLETELY EXCLUDES THEIR MYTHICAL
ExISTENcE!!
HAS 2Ist CHILD: THIS IS MY LAST"
LEICESTER, England, Dec. 70 tAP).-Mrs Edith Hill,
grandmother, said today after giving
birth TO her fwenfyfrst child: This is my last"
The baby boy weighing seven pounds thirteen oun'
ees RAISED THE TOTAL OF HER CHILDREN LIVING TO
NINE BOYS AND TEN GIRLS. TWO CHILDREN DIED IN
INFANCY Mrs. Hill married at sixteen and her eldest son
is thirty HER HUSBAND IS A POSTWAR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07
Pope Asks For Truth
CONTINUED From Back Page)


1.-The news ever grave. of fhe storms which rage
over some parts Of the world in this Christ
mas appeal direct word TO those who have the highest
responsibilities in the public and social sphere and to in
wife Them in the Of Christ to place their hands on
and honoraby in these days OF general
danger"
He SAID THE STORMS THREATEN NOT ONLY THE
SOCIAL ORDER BUT MORE IMPORTANT, MANY SOULS
WEAK AND UNSTABLE RATHER THAN OF ILL-WILL
OR WICKED"
we happen TO be living between two concepts Of hv-
man ways Of living iogeher On the side the reality
world examined studied and reduced to practice
according is in the design Of God; the ofher-we
not afraid TO repeat 1.-THE counterfeit Of this same
reality easy by technical skill and the ingenuity Of
:"
CONFRONTED BY THE FoUR.FoLD IDEAL OF
THINKING HONORINc, SAYING AND DOING WHAT IS
TRUE, AND THE DAILY SPECTACLE OF THE OPEN OR
MASKED BETRAYAL OF THIS IDEAL. THE HEART FAILS
TO RESTRAIN ITS ANGUISH. AND OUR OWN VOICE
TREMsLEs"
The Pope's appeal TO Fact honorabIy was directed at
heads Of and other civic leaders, parents and teach
ers TO all who work with head or hand or heart"
Also referred to in the Christmas message those
responsible for public opinion which being formed or
deformed by Of the radio and feIevsion by
The cinema by meetings and exhibitions OF every kind
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07
Red Chinese

tConfinved from Back Page)
AND THE CHRIST, FURTHER. VIA ST. PAUL:
THE FLESH LUSTETH AGAINST THE SPIRIT"
AND VICE VERSA so THAT We CANNOT DO THE
THINGS THAT We WOULD" AND SHOULD!
FLESH MATTER" SIN, HUMAN BIRTHS, DEATHS,
WARS. HELL, AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL
ARE GIGANTIC, ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS u!
THE GENESIS OF PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION,
UNIVERSE - land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
HE 1.-THE ONE, REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE, AND BEHOLD. IT WAS ISL VERY GOOD!
"RED CHINA REPORTS SIXTH
OF FARM AREA RAvACED"
NY. Trb. 1870
TOKYO. Dec. 29--Drovght, iyphoons and other nsfv.
raj disasters without parallel in the last 100 years struck
Red Chnas farms devastating blows in 1860 radio Peping
said today.
DROUGHT so SEVERE THAT 1T ALMOST DRIED
UP THE GREAT YELLOW RIVER FLOWING ACROSS
NORTH cHINA's PLAINS was the most damaging blow
from nature, radio Peipng said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07
DEVIL TAKES re. EVE FOR 40 YEARS !

PHARMACIST. DRUG STORE OWNER, MISS
DELPHiNE JAKUBOWSKI. a.!
THINKING SUFFOcATiON - OF SATAN
BOUND" THEOLOGY. THERAPEUTICS! - ONLY AN
ADAM-EvE MYTH HOWEVER.
HIGHLAND PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL, DEVILS IN
VOLUNTARY ExEcUTIONER! VIA SPIRITUAL
MALPRACTICE!
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLE. PASTOR, MY CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK IS THE ONLY PURE
MEDICINE THERE is "ScIENCE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" IS THE CUARDI-
AN. LIBERAToR. OF OUR SENIOR. BASIC PAS
TOR, KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE - AND ALL
BIBLES!
MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE, AND CHURCH, MAKE
THEIR PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
FROM THE SAUL oS TARsUs. ADAM-EvE TRANS
LAToRS land NON-cHRsT SCIENTIST cLERcYD
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERS. WHO CANNOT SEPARATE AND
EXPOSE sATANs PSYCHOLOGY PRESENTED IN THE
BIBLE, GENESIS THROUGH REVELATION AND
FORCE SATAN TO TAKE HANDS OFF! OF MY ONE,
REAL CREATION UNIVERSE, OFFSPRING
YOUR TRUE BEING - sINLEss DEATHLEss, MATTER.
LESS, ELEsHLEss. ADAM-EvELEss, NEVER BORN,
NEVER DYING = SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIKE ETER-
NALLY, COMPLETELY, PoPuLATINc, SUPER.
SATURATNc, THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF IN
coRRUPTBLE. UNAVAILABLE oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE YOUR TRUE HABITAT.
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS (christ Jesus)
- GIVING ETERNAL VALIDITY TO THE GENESIS OF
PERFECT CREATOR CREATION, OFFSPRING.
UNIVERSE
lao: MAN, MY IMAGE AND LIKENESS MOT
DEVILS ADAM, EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS
kNAvE OK FOOL, THE EGO AND PsYcHoL ocy
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHoopI = REpI,n,-
AIsD BY THE c-H-IL-DL-E.s-s CHRIST JESUS
HoNoRINc NE AS THE ONE, REAL PARENT ! M
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE NY oEesppmc
- YOUR TRUE BEING - REFLECTS MY Externally
HAKMoNIous, HEAVENLY GOVERNMENT OF
THE ONE, REAL UNIvERsEl
v. 81: AND GOD SAW EVERY THINE ru.-.
THE ONE, REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD MAne
AND, BEHOLD. 1T WAS I-Ls-l VERY coon",
pres Press l2-26) - Miss DeIphins Jskubovy,k; "A
pharmacist owned her drugstore did -
n~' oe"sra hospital Of injuries received in a. .,,,.
see'a'% was going 10 midnight Mass owned Win.
s rm..m.sy '0u'ne'd '2ms in Lsthrvp WIIso.
- '''s'e'' W d. r''r'sn Church. Hsmirsmek !"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07
Belgian Embassy

tconnved from Page u
The English speaking peoples have grand Christian
Scientists Pastor Rex Hubbard Of the Cathedral OF To-
morrow cvyahoea Falls Ohio claimed to be the largest
Cathedral built in this generation in few weeks
auo beautifully dv,stzsd healing Of sprovs Naamsn,
but more Significantly emphasized that the Enslshspss
inq peoples must. individually and collectively play tho
role little Hebrew maid who sent 'eprovs Naamsn to
the Prophet. The Enslsh.speaking peoples MUST HEAL
Ieprovs nations and peoples
Best wishes. At your service.
Lovingly and inspir nationally yours,
according to Christ,
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg
EncIs.
See Story Next Week.
REPORT 80 DIE IN CRASH OF AIRLINER"
Manila Free Press 1872
OEvls CATHOLIC ADAM-EvE POISON IN
PHILIPPINES. PRAYERS. LEADERSHIP.
DISCIPLINE.
MANLA-(UPD-A Philippines Air Lines plane with
81 aboard crashed Thursday cebu in the South
ern Philippines.
Unofficial reports said 80 persons dead A PAL
spokesman said only that eight persons taken to
hospital in Cebv.
THE TWo-ENcINED Dc.3 WAS REPORTED TO HAVE
CRASHED LESS THAN A MILE NORTH OF THE cEBu
AIRPORT MOMENTS AFTER TAKING OFF. IT WAS ON
A 6ooMILE FLIGHT FROM MANILA TO DAvAo WITH
STOP AT cEBU. $50 MILES SOUTHEAST OF MANILA
IT WAS THE SECOND AIRLINER CRASH IN THE
PHILIPPINES WITHIN A MONTH AND THE SIXTH WITH
IN THE PAST SIX MONTHS.
Thrty-nne persons, including United States Adm.
Arthur Spring his wife, died in the previous crashes
Thrty-three killed in the crash Of PAL Dc-3 on
Mount Baeo. 100 miles south Of Manila, Nov. 70.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07


CHOSE THE FORMER AND ONLY 2oss THE LATTER
WITH so% EXPRESSING No OPINION
KING SOLOMON BAPTIST (lEcR0) CHURCHES
WHITES AND col0RED PEOPLES TAKEN FOR
ARIDE' VIA THE DEVILS GOD CONDEMNED:
SPIRITUAL BASTARD Hebrews l2:7. 81
APPsAseMENr OF KING soLoMoNs ADULTERY.
PoRNcArIoN, ILLEcTlMAcY. MULTIPLE MAR
RIAcES!l!
pAMNABlE EFF0NTERY OF SATAN LINKING
SOLOMON WITH THE NAME OF A -
CHRISTIAN CHURCHILL!
HOW DOES HE GET AWAY WITH IT7
king OF KINGS" A BLESSING
soLoMoNs ABUNDANCE. sPLENDoR. DISPLAYS.
CEREMONIES FANCY COSTUMES, APPEAL STRONG
LY TO THE SPIRITUALLY NAKED OR STILL
RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS OK IN
SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTS!
KING SOLOMON CHURCHES ARE SPIRITUAL
TRAITORS TO THE COMMUNITY! u
h. AND |, YOUR "FATHER-M0THER GOD. \
ALl-HARM0NI0Us."
DEMAND SUBSTITUTION OF KING OF KINGS"
FOR THE NAME OF THAT SPIRITUAL BASTARD
HEBREW SOLOMON!!!
VISIT THE TEMPLE BETH Ell IN DETROIT AND TRY
TO FIND, AMONG THE NAMES ENGRAVED ON
THE WALLS. MY TWO GREATEST SINCE MOSES
CHRIST JESUS AND NY GREATEST MARY, BAKER
EDDY WOMAN Revelation l2l, 81 - CLOTHED
WITH THE SUM-. (. WHOSE MAN CHILD MY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT, WILL RULE ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON /! = oMNI-
POTENT DIVINE LOVE.
YOU WILL NOT FIND THE NAMES OF THESE TWO
q
THE DEVIL KEEPS HIS 'sEcoND-RATE' CITIZENS
sEcoND-RATE TO BE EXPLICIT.
ALL N0N-C CHRIST SCIENTISTS ARE
SECOND-RATE CITIZENS! j
WHITE OR cOLoRED!
"WOMAN CHOKED, ATTACKED ROBBED"
In the midst of about police breakdown on crime
44-year-od dragged from northeast street
last night ermnay assaulted and robbed Of $50 by
who seized her she walked home from work.
Mum TANEc EVE cnD An VEADe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-07

large ASKED WHETHER THEY FAVORED Close SOY.
EMINENT REGULATION OF THE UNIONS OK "LI..s
or NO REcuL ALTON" 6oes or THE GENERAL PUBLIC
CHOSE THE FORMER AND ONLY 2oss THE LATTER
WITH sox EXPRESSING No OPINION
Evening star., 1961-10-29

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Evening star., 1961-10-29

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Evening star., 1961-07-17
Free Expression
Curbed by Edict
Of Turkish Chief

ANKARA, Turkey, July II
(AP).-President Genial Cur
sells office last night banned
all open discussion of Turkeys
new constitution and the trials
of former members of EXPIRE
mier Adnan Menderes' govern
ment.
Mr.. Gursel's office issued a
communique that also banned
discussions of the structure and
position of political parties and
election propaganda.
The government acted, the
communique said, to prevent all
propaganda against national
interests.
The communique, which for
the first time called Mr.. Cur
sells regime a revolutionary
government" said laws passed
soon after he and fellow mill
tary officers took power q year
ago are still in force.
Meanwhile, in a speech
broadcast throughout Turkey;
Mr.. Gursel expressed SatiSfac-
tion that 81 per cent of the
Turkish voters who went to the
polls July 9 approved the new
constitution.
This participation" he said,
Shows our progress on the way
to democracy and the nations
close interest in the country's
problems"
Evening star., 1961-07-17
Snub to Williams
Raped by Paper
In South Africa

JOHANNESBURG South At
rica. July II (AP).-An opposi-
ton newspaper raped the
South African government for
turning down a visit this sum-
mer by G. Mennen Williams.
United States assistant secre-
tary of state for African affairs.
The johannesburg Sunday
Express demanded the custer
of Foreign Minister Eric Louw.
1t accused him of turning Mr..
Williams away with specious
excuses.
Prime Minister Hendrix F.
Verwoerd's government told the
United States last week it would
not be convenient for Mr.. Will
liams to visit at the present
time since parliament is not
in session and most government
ministers are away from the
capital. 1t expressed hope he
might be able to come some
other time, but no date was
suggested.
The Express said Mr.. Will
liams. who leaves Wednesday
for a nine-nation swing
through Africa, could have
been encouraged to come here
if Africa wants to win friends
and influence people in the
United States"
Evening star., 1961-07-17
Fire Escape Show
Stops All Traffic

NEW YORK, July II (AP) i.
"A woman stepped out of a
Third avenue hotel window
onto a fifth floor fire escape
yesterday and began a song
and dance routine that lasted
half an hour.
Her voice may have been just
$3.50, but her lack of clothes
tied up traffic for blocks, stilled
the pounding of jack hammers
of a work crew and attracted
a crowd of about 800 persons.
Her nude routine ended alb
ruptly when police arrived on
the scene, pulled her inside and
had her put on some clothes.
II just love music and felt
like singing. but it's so hot in
here" the brunette explained.
Police took her to Bellevue
Hospital, where she was lodged
in an air-conditioned room for
psychiatric examination.
She identified herself as Con-
ME Jefferies, SO.
Evening star., 1961-07-17
FEC Studies
Long Distance
Phone Rate Cut

Newton N. Minow. chairman
Of the Federal Communications
Commission, says the FEC is
studying the possibility of ne
gotiating with the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. for
a reduction in long ng-distance
telephone rates.
Mr.. Minow was asked yeSter-
day during a radio interview
(MBS-Reporters Roundup if
the FEC is in the process of
negotiating another reduction
in long-distance rates with
AT&T. Not yet" Mr.. Minow
said. but the matters under
study"
Mr.. Minow pointed out that
similar negotiations in 1859 re-
suited in a $50-million-a-year
reduction in these rates. And
yet, he added, while long dis
tance rates are 10 per cent be-
low what they were 20 years
ago AT&T's profit margins are
higher they they were before.
He said ATT is doing very
we'll" with business now ap-
proximating So billion a year.
Evening star., 1961-07-17
/ unisio Plans to Seize
Claimed OiI-Rich Area

,TUNIS, July II (AP).- Pres
ident Habib Bourguiba of Tu-
nisia today staked a claim to
aysector of the oil-rich Sahara
and said he will send troops
there to enforce it.
Speaking to a special session
Of the Tunisian National AS
sembly, Mr.. Bourbuiba de-
manded that France evacuate
TuniSian southern regions" as
well as the big Bizerte naval
base on Tunisia's north coast.
1--WE have decided that re-
gardless of the consequences,
we will send a Tunisian COM
mando to plant our flag at
marker No. 233 which French
troops are preventing us from
reaching"
Evening star., 1961-07-17

COURMAYEUR, Italy, July
II (AP). - Seven mountain
climbers ascending Europe's
highest peak-15,771-foot Mt
Blanc-were caught in a howl.
ing blizzard just TOO feet from
their goal last week and four
of them periShed, a survivor
reported yesterday.
Walter Bonatti, famed Hi
malayan climber, reached this
resort in the Aosta valley suf-
Ifering shock and exposure and
said his companions died sin
the most cruel way" during a
six = day struggle to reach
safety. He gave this account:
Mr.. Bonatti and two other
Italians, Andrea Oggioni and
Robert Gallieni, met a French
climbing party by chance at
the foot Of the peak July 8
ana decided 10 team up Tor the
assault on the Central Pillar
a peak considered by Alpinists
one Of the toughest in the Mt
Blanc area.
Pierre Mazeaud. 36, head OF
the law faculty of the Univer-
sity Of Paris, led the French
team of Antoine Vieille, Robert
Guillaume and Pierre Kohl
man.
On July 10, TOO feet below
the crest, one of the worst
snowstorms in the area in years
forced the climbers to turn
back to a hut refuge called
Gambia. The fierce weather
begged them down the noun
tain side.
Meanwhile, rescue team /
Evening star., 1961-07-17
Seoul Junta
Frees1,293

SEOUL, July II (AP). -
South Korea's ruling military
junta today freed 1898 persons
seized after the May revolt on
suspicion of pro Communist
activities.
Apparently trying to ease ten
sions resulting from the tight
military rule, Maj. Gen. PAX
Chung his government an
nounced the amnesty on the
18th anniversary of the post
war constitution, which the
junta has shelved.
A junta spokesman said the
political priSonerSand n
others convicted of petty
crimes before and after the
May coup-were released after
they had "repented and
pledged to devote themselves to
the interest of the nation"
More than 5000 persons
were arrested in a mass round
up after the military seized
power but some had been let
go previously. The spokesman
said only 538 political prisoners
are still being held.
Gen. PAX. the 44-year-old
strongman who masterminded
the revolution, did not attend
ceremonies commemorating the
constitution the junta sus-
pended.
Instead he sent a message
saying the extraordinary meas
ures law" with which the mill
tary superseded most of the
constitution is only temporary
and the purpose of the revolu-
ton "by all means lies in the
protection of the Democratic,
basic order under the constitu-
tion."
The junta is showing con-
Germ about restivenesS in the
nation beset by curbs on liberty,
unemployment and
other economic headaches.
Gen. PAX called upon the
% million people to
work harder and promised a
daring economic program to
restore the peace and calm
Of the peoples mind" He pro-
posed creating a freer atmos-
phere for business and revision
Of foreign investment laws
other things but did not
spell out what he has in mind.