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Tunisian Women Given Right to Pick
Their Own Husbands, Seek Divorces
By r.onFREY andf.rson
Tl'NIS. Sf.pt. 18 Tunisian
nmen now have equal rights
papor.
A xweeping decree by Premier
Habib Boiirgufba gives them the
rishl to pick their own husbands,
demand divorce, and enjry single
wedded bliss. The decree abolished
polygamy.
No longer can a Tunisian woman
no turned out by her husband s
say-so uttered across a copy ol
the Koran
There has even been notice of
ome slight change You can see
women walking in the street right
iw'sine Uicir husbands, instead of
trailing a few feet behind in their
oust.
Miss Tunisia
The country has even elected its
first Miss Tunisia Danielle
HniiMil, an IB year-old secretary
for an insurance company, was
chosen to represent Tunisia in
contrst for ' Miss World "
But the greybeards in the
mosques are still muttering and
shaking their heads.
Kvpn some of the newly eman
cipated women admit they are
shocked at the idea that their
teen age daughters would be con
sidered of age and free to choose
their friends at 211.
Some results Bourguiba may not
have loreseen have been surveyed
by the weekly Neo-Destour Action,
puhlised by young Tunisian in
tellectuals who are government
itipportcrs. Action said in effect:
fenerations of teaching that
omen are inferior cannot be
easily erased. The emancipation
Israelis Said
Hit liv Shots
JERl'SALEM.' Israeli Sector.
Pept Id 'fi An Israeli military
spokesman said Israeli troops
were fired on today in the south
ern Judran hills near the Jordan
border Two Israelis were report
ed wounded, one seriously.
Several recent clashes along this
border have brought tension be
tween Jordan and Israel to a new-peak
was welcomed by the teen-agers
but for many it came too late.
Many women will remain slaves
because of their own training.
May Take Year
It may take yean to persuade
men to treat women as equals.
Many women still wear the veil.
They will not be allowed to at
tend public meetings because they
might meet' men. They Willi never
go out except when escorted by a
male member of their family.
Girls penned up all 'their lives
by strict fathers who even bought
clothing for them, who have lost
Tears Precede Innocent Plea
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the chance at marriage, likely
won t gain from the new decree.
Some men are saying: "What!
A woman choose her husband? A
woman ask for divorce as she i
might ask for a new dress? A 1
young girl free to do aa ahe
wishes?"
They protest: "The women don't
even WANT to be free.'
One Tunisian woman wrote the
paper that .the real trouble is that !
freedom came not because the '
women worked for it but because 1
they accepted it as something
men had decided", like everything
else.
But then, there was the young
girl student who cried: Free
dom! Darling freedom. I ajiall no
longer be this being who is or
dered to move along. 1 shall no
longer be this person everyone ig
nores. My existence is legalized
at last."
BLACKSTONE, Mass. Sept. 18 Mrs. Kornelia Zariczny, 72-years-old
great-grandmother, weeps at her arraignment
Tuesday on rharce of disturbing the peace. She laid dbwni ! Kock Hunter?"
her gun Mnndav and allowed traffic to diss over land which The voluptuous
she says town took for road without paying her. (AT Wire-photo)
40-Inch Bust
Creates Own
Special Talent
(Picture WlrephoU page.)
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. IK
Jayne Mansfield, who couldn't
have gotten through a studio gate
a year ago without a pass, re
turned to the movies today with
the kind of a welcome usually ac
corded Oscar winners.
Miss Mansfield has never won
an Academy Award hut she has a
40-inch bust. On the Hollywood
market that is a commodity
equal to talent.
She also has a Broadway hit be
hind her "Will Success Spoil
Road -Blocking Grandma
Shouts 'Not Guilty' in Court
BLACKSTONE, Mass . Sept. 18
Mrs Knrnelia Zariczny. 72,
who says she was hacked by 11
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Cinderella left
this town just a year ago as a
2.V)-a week starlet. For her first
picture. 20th Century-Fox will pay
her S60.000.
Her wardrobe for the movie "Do
Re Mi" will cost $35,000. Charles
LeMaire, the studio's top designer,'
personally designed her clothes.
He admitted the aize of Jayne 's
bosom posed a designing problem.
He said 40-inch bosoms are a dime
a dozen but seldom do they go with
such a tiny waist as Miss Mans-
children in her weekend blockade field's. Her waist is 23 inches.
of a town highway, today pleaded
innocent to disturbing the public
peace.
Mrs. Zariczny began her two
day blockade Saturday, insisting a
section of highway 600 feet long
and BO feet wide was constructed
across her farm without permis
sion or compensation.
In court today, Mrs. Zariczny,
who armed herself with a rifle to
enforce the road-block, wept as
she waited for the clerk to read
the complaint against her. Then
she wiped her eyes and shouted a
firm "not guilty" when asked how
repleaded
on me Cinemascope screen.
she could look out of proportion
so we devised a startling new ef
fectwidening instead of deepen
ing the bustline.
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delightful one."
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