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Show a i I. I: f a: . s ihe questing intellect of recently announced the design Benjamin Franklin took this of a postage stamp honoring remarkable man in many Benjamin Franklin. The directions. He was printer, stamp, which will be issued in writer, inventor, postmaster Philadelphia on Oct. 20, is general, and statesman. His intended to pay ; iqirntqjr . The Christian Science Monitor News Service The U.S. Postal Sen ice ; as A -, Old Ben's Back Un New Stamp s - wupi postage for formal education ended when he was 10, but he taught himself French, Italian, Spanish, and Latin. Yale, Harvard, OxFranklin would approve ford and others conferred debeing on such a stamp for, grees on him and he was one among his many civic activi- of the men of his ties. he helped to found what dav. certain educational materials w hich are granted preferential rates. best-know- n invented bifocal Franklin eyeglasses and an improved stove, and he is believed to have designed the first rocking chair. He printed the first cartoon in an American newspaper and urged reform of the alphabet in which six letters would be dropped. He was an advocate of daylight savings to save candles. He conceived g serthe first vice in the United States for which Philadelphia residents paid six pence a month. An architect of the Declaration of street-cleanin- Independence and the Constitution, perhaps Franklin's greatest service to his countiy came in 177S when he negotiated a treaty of alliance with France which brought the feeble United States military and monetary aid and materially speeded the ending of the Revolutionary War. Franklin appeared on the first U.S. stamp in 1S47 and has reappeared times, A1KES on 500 (UPI)-Ab- out horses, ar.d in police afoot motorcycles, small tanks dispersed followers of exiled strongman Juan D. Peron with water cannon, tear gas and truncheons Tuesday night during an unauthorized street demonstration. Police said 139 persons were arrested outside Peron's political party headquarters as they attempted to celebrate "Loyal trail- W& marking the anniversary of a 1945 revolt which led to Peron's taking power a ty Day, I and at other indoor sites, but matter. Peron's followers were authorized to meet Tuesday inside the pally heaoquarters the hall was filled with tear gas and party leaders called off the meeting. a BLUE year later. He was ousted The original Blue Levis in rugged XX denim . . . lean and low waisted. Americas favorite by the armed forces in 1956 and now lives in exile in Spain. Peron was proclaimed presidential candidate for the March, 1973, elections by his followers and he and the military junta led by President Alejandro Lanusse are negotiating indireetlv on the InaecTi: Waist: 28 to 60 36-38-- jeans. hahle's iBIG and 232 South Main TALL 359-725- 1 Shop Sunday 12 to 5 p.m. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH A 22 BUENOS ing in frequency only George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. DESERET NEWS Wednesday, October 18, 1972 Police Disperse Peron Followers '& 2&; ave 34.90 on compact laundry pair. 13 Korea Martial Law Arouses S. U.S. Displeasure By PHIL NEWSOM UP1 Foreign News Analyst Parks action is a natural on his declaration last Dec. 6 of a "state of national emergency. In a public statement then he said: follow-u- The declaration of martial law by South Korean President Park Chung Hee has aroused the displeasure of W aington and will feed opposition charges that he is making himself a dictator, but neither is likely to influence the austere, strongminded Park Park, an unbending did not apantiCommumst, prove of President Nixons visit to Peking, although he paid lip service to it. Nor has he approved of subsequent developments, inelud- - Ul Despite moves toward some of agreement with the north; Park never has made any secret of his distrust of the North Korean regime headed by Kim II Sung. Kim launched the invasion of the south in 1950 and theie has been considerable speculation on how two such strong personalities as Park and Kim could reach any kind of workable agreement on unification of the country. Even Parks opponents concede his honesty and believe him to be above the corruption ing the recent agreement tween Japan and the mainland regime to open diplomatic relations at the expense of the Nationalist Chinese on Taiwan headed the by equally antiCommunist Chiang Kai-she- . i I i rt It was more in against possible isolation than with any real enthusiasm that lie permitted the beginnings of talks between the Red Cross of north and organizations south looking toward the reun- 1 the first government-to-governmen- t co ntacts between north and south with eventual reunification as the purported objective. He undoubtedly referred to the Nixon visit and to Japan's action when he mentioned "unfavorable changes" as a reason for his martial law declaration. Japan has replaced the United States as a leading source of economic aid. v,f i- Chrome plated steel stand for compact washer and dryer. Cuts the amount of floor space needed in half. At the same time they also believe that Park, having changed the constitution once to permit him a third term in office, has no intention of giving it up now. The constitutional changes that he has promised remain his secret. South Korean foreign policy up to now has been based on the presence of American troops and the support of the United Nations, both of which may be reduced in drastically Cheetdfoese value the future. ' of families split by the Korean War. The same may be said of ion 5 Sale prices effective thru Saturday. is charged against elements of his government. be- i Reg. 124.95. Matching compact electric dryer has a cool down cycle that reduces wrinkling. It requires no specie, wiring, and ventingr plus it rolls on wheels. that Park Chung Hee unbending chief u Reg. 174.95. 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