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PartV- Sec. 1 Tyler Morning Telegraph FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1972 Far More Th an It Teaches Tasaday Expedition Learns natient. Legal aid hat hepn They disclosed' for the first Today the Taboli live on 5,225 will to live. Elizalde replies. "The Tasadaj groups in the same forest-we offer unparalleled opportunity A will to live; a place to time that they lived in caves.

rendered thousands of unsophis- have a chance to stop abuse be to observe man at an early I After two days of deliber live; a way to live those have fore it starts." value, but that top priority goes to keeping the gentle people safe. i "Our purpose," says Manuel Elizalde "is to help people ations, Elizalde decided to visit stage of development. Our sci The band of 25 Tasaday first become our basic steps," Elizalde says. hectares of land restored to them by the government. There is a council of leaders and a central settlement of more than 200 permanent homes with a dam and reservoir, medical them on grounds that if Pan entific program is well undei cated minority people.

Panamin has helped establish 15 permanent settlement communities on four islands and brought peace to" areas where met Elizalde as head of Pan-amin, a government-supported Finding the will invariably way. live as they choose." He re "Of course we are hoi amin did not find their home-site it could not be adequately protected from farmers and means searching into the past foundation for assisting minor against publicity. It's anofhei clinic and cooperative store. for what it was that gave a peats, in a rising voice: "As they choose they not us!" This has been Elizalde's mis killing was common. ities, at the edge of a southern Philippine rain forest last June.

Most important, they have a people their original character, floggers approaching the forest. There is a long list of requests for similar help. President Marcos proclaimed sion since the mid-1960s when "The Filipino Christian world sense of pride and self-con The Tasaday who wore leafy 20,000 hectares of forest and means to an end-praising fundi to do more of our work. The fact is that publicity given the Tasaday has helped all the tni norities. It has helped drama is assumed just like the G-strings, use stone tools and Peonies with tribal names EDITOR'S NOTE: It was only last year that a tiny band of cave-dwelling people were discovered living on the edge of the southern Philippine rain forest.

Earlier this year, an expedition of scientists made the first visit to the home of the Tasaday. A newsman who accompanied the expedition, in the last of a five-part series, tells what the expedition leader sees for the future of the Tasaday. By JOHN NANCE TASADAY FOREST, Philippines (AP) The Filipino responsible for finding the Tasaday cavemen says the discovery has exciting scientific fidence, and peace which they are ready to defend. Spanish and Americans who nearby land as a reserve for forage for food are the most like "Mansaka," "higa-onon," he entered what he calls "a war, disguised as modernization, to crush our cultural minorities." colonized here the role of civ Troubles are not over, but a primitive of the more than 60 the Tasaday and Manubo blit. Panamin was named ilization and converting the mi minority people who comprise solid, foothold has been established.

"batak," and "ubu" have been bewildered in the rush of civilization brought by ranchers, loggers, miners and nttiers (V. about four million of the Philip tize problems. Just because some so-called primitive people don't use stone tools or live ir caves doesn't make them les' The 35-year-old Harvard graduate says: "The Tasaday norities into modern western Filipinos," Elizalde argues. Panamin applied an approach pines' 38 million population. Some Filipino scientists mut which Elizalde says "is unique present a unique situation be What are we doing? This is all ten the tribesmen have been tered that the Tasaday were Elizalde sees in the Tasaday an example of man's essential but destroying them, their indi cause our previous work has in all the world, to my knowl being exploited for publicity important as human Elizalde says Panamin's ap tricked out of their ancestral lands or forced out by gunmen.

been with people already bat edge. We do not never tell goodness and strength, and of tered and bloodied by so-called people how they should live or his ability to live in harmony and that too many people had seen them before enough scientific work was done. rne Taboli Dennle rrf south viduality, their pride and dignity." The results of the programs have won the envy of other de 0 proach to minorities hai evolved from working witl what they should do. We ask Cotaibato Province on Mindanao civilization. With the Tasaday and perhaps other unknown with himself and his environ ment.

them what they want. They de cide. them: "We have learned far far more than we have taught. "We recognize the need for scientific study and want it," Panamin, which stands for Island provide an example of Panamin's response. Four vears afio an estimated 10.000 velopment organizations and the affection of tens of thou Presidential Assistant of Na "We help them try to achieve whatever it is.

But at the heart tional was formed Taboli families were scattered sands of mountain people who in 1968. through the mountains in dis call Elizalde "tao bung," big of everything is the fact they do it. They must do the work Panamin records show that organized flights. Lowlanders leered the Tafooli's colorful themselves. It is their success, not ours." man, and have made him an adopted son of 84 communities.

Elizalde renewed his contact with the Tasaday in March at the forest's edge, and they asked him to their forest home. medical services originally dispensed from a converted fishing boat that sailed around the islands have been provided more' than 1.5 million dress, their customs, hairstyles, beads and earrings. They stole their land, raped their women and murdered their men. With the Taboli, as with other disintegrating groups, the first task was to help them find a TiTTi fin sew jgaa PHD Yflffiii KBT, VOUIE HOT anti g-g i0 InnJ ROM CTO OUR 100TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR -I "1 I irni --nv I ox 71 MedndGkat pius oiner 3D top hits! wit) RCA VCT HENRY" MANCINI DOC SEUERINSEN BRASS ON IVORY JitEfe ml VICTOR 9 The Bet of JRRV BLACK UNITY ASKED Calling for black unity, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, president of Operation P.U.S.H.

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