Recently, 1 the authors discussed the question of whether there was an effect due to an isotensor electromagnetic current in the photoproduction of pions from nucleons in the region of the first resonance, and we concluded, using data on the process yn-^ir'p obtained from deuterium measurements, that there was indeed evidence for such a term, The deuterium measurements were taken seriously since two independent measurements 2 were consistent with each other, and also they were consistent with those deduced from the 7r"/7r + ratio wherever the latter data exist. 3 To make the conclusion definite, however, experimental study of Tr'p-^yn was suggested. Very recently, the first results of this process in the resonance region have been made at 360 MeV. 4 Although the model-independent test of Ref.(1) cannot be carried out without measurement over a range of energy, these results again indicate an isotensor term of about the same sign and magnitude as was suggested on the basis of the deuterium data. However, the actual differential cross section for the process, at least at angles greater than about 80°, does not agree at all well with its inverse reaction. Provided the data on yn-»ir~p are correctly deduced from the deuteri-13 M. A. Wahlig and M. I. Mannelli, Phys. Rev. 168, 1515). 14 P. Sonderegger et al. t Phys. Lett. 2£, 75 (1966). 15 A. V. Stirling^ al. t Phys. Rev. Lett. 14, 763 (1965). 16 The SU(3) singlet has been removed by the requirement that the physical