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HOUSES UNFURNsHED ;contJ BUS OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

GROCERY, well-established on cross
town bus stop. Mixed trade. Cash
and carry Good lease. ReaS. rent.
NO brokers. CO 1850. --l2
WILL SELL my concession of gifdIes,
braS and lingerie in exclusive Conn.
ave. dress salon. Wonderful op-
portunity. Tor experienced lady. Call
co. 2257. g
NV. near Dupont Circle-Brick :
story bldg, ~ rms, z baths, 1000,
rented TO roomerS; complete with
lovely apt for owner. furnishings
included, CONGRESS REALTY CO,
LU. l-5100 .
TOP EXECUTIVE CHEF, restaurant
man seeks partner with an equiv
alent equity of $4,000 to invest
INTO restaurant; highest prospect
references exchanged, Box 375-M
Star %
LAUNDERETTE. machine. in perfect
conditions steady income, growing
more weekly; established . years
SH. 64 IA til 1880; after, ia. 5I67
FILLING STATION. route No. :. Vir.
Einlai excel. location and lease fol
safe; Tor inventory of stock anC
equipment, approx. $4,000. JOHN
ave, rails Church. FA. 1922; ewes
GROCERY STORE, good sc. loo. been
and vine; 4-rm apt; good income
Tor couple; very low price 5000
cash or term arrangement. TR. s0S6
SODA FOUNTAIN, luncheonette. va
rlety, netting 81 600 month profit
Rent. Sl00. Corner location in eX-
celient section. Two can operate
without help Very neat store Cash
and terms arranged. Alexandria Va
TIE. 9533 s.
AS / MUST LEAVE this climate be.
lore cold weather, | will sell or lease
the. famous knotty pine restaurant
adjacent to Amoco Service Station
located at Deale Md, and on Her.
ring Bay and in the heart of Wash
ington'S resort area. Very reason.
able terms can be arranged to re.
ssponsi6le party; Phone OWNER
West River 6l@3. 10
TO SETTLE ESTATE - Roomin,
house building equipment and bust
ness for sale; good northwest loca
tion; $4,000. REEVES, attorney
GROCERY AND DRY Go0DsIBee,
license; 500 a month rent Owne,
has other interests. Priced to sci
cheap. DU, 1916, %
DELI-SELF SERVICE GROCERY
Combined. Must sell Short hrs
Make offer. IL. 3-9032. CHAPMAN
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3 bedrmS.. liv rm., din. rm,, kit
powder rm. on Ist floor. Rear
Screened-in porch, full bSmt.. hot
water heat. Call r A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtors Ma 5npD -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YOUR
RENTAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
TV Cn IT GOOnn
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APTs. WANTED tcont.)
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

ANY TIME, ANYWHERE - Moving,
pickup and delivery T-day week
24-hr. day. 50 min. AT. 32S7.-1O
LIGHT HAULING-S4 per hour;
Wash, Nd. Va. DI. 3557. IL
DO YOUR OWN moving and hauling.
l-way trailer rental to all major
cities. WO. 1921.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert paTktrr
Phone NO. OlU4. UNION STORAGE
CO, INC, est 1906.
5000 Gu. FT, STORAGE SPACE for
rent. Mr.. MAURICE NJ. MEREDITH,
RE S0T1 ii So
LIGHT HAULING and delivery. reas :;
prompt ser. ST. 1000, Sun. and holi-
days, : am. to 9 pm, W. MARVIN
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS

Det., rms. a bedrms.l; auto.
heat. etc; possession; only S26,500;
terms Ewes. call RA. 9400.l DAN
1EL DIENER g. CO., ST. 1881. IS
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rn. brick rambler avau. 9JI5: r.ec.
xii. $50 mo. EN- f@23. %
: as 3-BEDRM det cedar shtrelp
ounsalow, close in. Fairfax CO. To-
cation
Sl25. , bedrmS and bath down. .
rms, up large attrac lot: conv
Falls Church location: immeG oc-
cupancE POMPONIO REALTY. INC
llM EttLn IN .l.l.l.l .Ir.L-.-.. Li.-.L
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Upper New Hampshire Ave

Beautiful corner Semidet. brick house.
SSmartiy furn.i : bright bedrms with
baths on 2nd A.: step down Hy
rm. with firepl. u bath on Ist f
recr. rm. in bsmt. with firepl and
2 bath. Built-in garage; nr. shop
ping schools and transp.; immed
occupancy. S@25 per mo. Call Mr.
Orpin at LA 6-62Gg.
Sidney z. MenSh e. Co
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DAT SHEPHERD ST. NV.

1872 18th st. NV. NE. 400
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CLEVELAND PARK

Beaut, furn bedrms. plus child $
room, > baths ana lavatorv. Ice
nVing rnl., servants quarters and
bath; garage; excel. conv. neighbOr-
hood
II. A. GILL 81 SON
DU. 1901 MA. 4O3S
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
BESIDE ROCK GREEK

Charm Is the keynote of this white
brick -bordered home with land.
scaped lot, large step-doWn liv. rm
with fireplace, formal din. rm. den
with powder rm. 3 spacious bcdrms
and > baths on md A.; recr. rm
with firepl, maids rm. and bath
2-car garage screened porch anC
sim decks ~1n UON
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RRIARCLIFF

Beautiful white brick Colonial resi-
dence with a delightfully."- different
floor plan that is most appealing
and so very spacious and livabie,
high. cool elevation IN this top re-
stricted residential community; 10
rms, 4 = baths, including library
with fireplace bookSheives and
powder rm. on ist floor; i immense
bedrms. and 3 baths above lst floor:
huge, bright. ground level clubroom
also with fireplace. double rear
porcheS plus sundeck; servants rm
and bath; lear attach. gar. on level
drive gas heat: built by Frank S
Phillips in 1871: splendid condition
throUehout. Ewes, call WO. .3235
FRANK s PHILLIPS DI IJl1 q
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BRIGHTWOOD
81 500 DOWN

Row brick, rms. bath, etc.
conv 10 eyerything vacant: move in
at once. Ewes call RA 9400
DANIEL DIENER & CO. ST. 1881
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VERY DESIRABLE
RPJCK HOME
PLEASANT HILLS

g rms baths. finished recr rm
f1reFl; new ABC automatic washer.
garbage disposal unit; garage. lge
lot Ap 5-55
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Mr.. 5th & Randolph SITS. NV

Colored--Cash purchase will get ar
excellent buy In this lgc corner
brick home, with 3 twin-size bed.
rooms and inclosed porch; side-hal
entrance to kitchen; oil h-w. heat
det, garage. Mr.. Ramsey, DI. 1O1d
mr. GH Ougz
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BRICK COLONIAL

" rms equipped kit. side porch; 10
Gated in Buckingham section OF No
A.. +, blk. to bus, ] blk. 70 shop
ping center Rent, $50.
ARLEDGE BROS.
2593 Wilson Blvd. Ar. CW. 444S.
OK. 1853 ewes. FA 1870. -
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CORNER BRICK Brentwood Village
n.e-6 rms. tile bath bsmt.. auto
matte heat Sl25 month.
ROGER MOSS. HO, 5000
2l2J Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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127 URELI PLACE N F

One block from new Father John
Carroll High School for BOYS Al
most new semidet. brick home Lgc
,iv. rm. din rm, modern de luxe
kit. with garbage disposal fan dav-
light bSmt.. 3 large bedrms.. beau
tiful tile bath built-in tub and
shower; gas &C heat Available
Immediately. Rent, SI3J per mo For
app TO IuSDery r.t TIA ,:-,- a
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Bethesda Ranch House
Owner Leaving Town
House Must Be Sacrificed

NO htdSOii. OIItT ReIuSed
Only yr,. old; 3 large bedrm>.: u;
baths; radiant heating; large terrac,
of liv rm. with lovely rock garder
and complete modern kit witt
breakfast nook Call today Mr.
LlewelIyn. MA. $40; OIL 212S ewes.
ALDON PROPERTIES -
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Bethesda Rambler-S26 500

Very attrac. detached brick rambler.
situated on lovely 'a-acre lot IN
ciosein area. The home contains
q reception area, liv. rm. with fire.
place. din rm. mod equip kit with
diShWasher and disposal; 3 excellent
beGrmS and = tile baths: partial
bSmt. The home is in excel Cond (:
attached garage; 4i2's finaucing
This home will sell fast. Call w. B
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maeulatelg clean and very substan-
fIai frame BUNGALOW ideally To-
GATED one block from the splendid
spring Valley shopping center: )
rms - hedrmS.l, modern tile hath
Ice. storage attic. full basement lee
concrete porch; oil h-wh.: garage
lovely Level Inciosed lot; fast, direct
Transport almost al door
should sell quickly at Sl6.aaG. Ewes,
call FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. I4lI,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-03
Dovid Lawrence
Drama In Prejudice

-u.S UNISON Is not his name but the man Wa
-. 90 refer 10 is as human in the flesh as any
of us. xxs:. ra--o o
.~s 400 Judson was quite intelligent; was an
.ct;ve member of organizations TOOK part IN civic
.nternrises and boosted he was one hundred per cent
American-except that he had ieeilng the Negro
hId he kept in his place" He could never believe
-, l,,,d no allowed to sit in the Union meeting nor
- .tad schools with whites. In fact he openly con-
.eded the Negro was "inferior type and mat God
never intended him to be the equal OF the white man.
SOME YEARS LATER we met silas Judson again
IL uas not as active as formerly Said he had the
rheumatism which was keeping MN rom gettne good
;ohs IN meat shops He thought it was shame that
sJ;goers. were being hired in Memphis IN some shops
while white members were loaiins.
We made another trip to Memphis later and met
elias hudson again. He in wheel chair His
hands looked cramped and twisted ms lace showed
SIGNS of excruciating pain. Rheumatod arthrits
t.tng lis horrible toll Why can't someone do sonie
thing for the millions of arhrtis sufferers Ike me- he
asked There ought to be someone somewhere who
can develop remedy that would be neipfui Il only
10 ease the pain" We told Judson to have hope and
courage and remedy would be found he said ne
would kiss the hand of that man.
SHORT TIME ago we visited Memphis and saw
e;las hudson again He was out of his wheel chair
His pain had disappeared and he expected to go back
70 work Every shortly Judson told US that his doc
tors had treated him with Cortisone the new miracle
d,,o for arthritis We asked him il he would still kiss
the hand of the man who discovered Cortsone Il sure
would" Silas Judson replied
II so happened on that very day we had news
paper in our pocket. On the front page was te PIC
tIre of Dr. Percy Julian the great Negro chemist who
discovered Cortisone. We showed II to Judson he
looked at it moment in silence and said ITO me this
Negro next TO Christ is the greatest man that ever
lived"
DID SOMEONE say the Negro is an inferior type
- Butcher Workman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-03
David Bethel
Do So Unto Others

CAN CIVILIZATION apture that momentum
that once marked what thought TO be a tranquil
era Of brofherly love or is the whwind Of district
crcling all efforts TO rctard any progress towards inter-
national unity?
Like boy swinging on the branch Of an apple tree
fearing plunge less he fan into the hands Of his little
angry paymates ready to engage in battle like cat
perched he branch Of mulberry tree watching de-
ceitful waggng Of dogs TAIL civilization seems to be
swinging hopelessy the branch Of INSCRIPTIONS in
scrupulous intenationasm watching frighfully for
safe landing seeking TO avoid the pitfall OF third
World War in a little more than thirty years
CAN THE BASIC strain Of integrity regain that
principle Of fellowship necessary il national order is
to be maintained and social order endure in a
world OF confused nations each having as an objective
program Of selfish interest wholly out Of harmony
with the other smashing it were the very fundaen-
tai standard of human idealisn?
There can be but answer the converting of ar
gresslVe expansion without mutual envronmenta con
sideraton must II is the product OF power and
power has asserted itself the passive eras since the
dawn Of civilized thought
WE VAIL OVER 1T today as the power Of Con
troll literally one-man's organization supervised bv
me dictates OF one This menace has ALWAYS car
lled on tryst with civilized man. Each page in the
novel OF generations found il more subtle on its effort
10 dominate than the preceding one It nourishes on
growing wealth of concepts founded on perfdious
evolutionary advancement which attempts 10 nrove that
Dooglcai efforts among peoples in which the week is
vanished is justified
UNDER SUCH A CONCEPT motives so often on
'aseu IN our present day monuments of diplomacy on
unnouced and mutual alliances based on good will lose
Importance But there is law which says: do unto
o'neIs as you would have them do unto you"
Inns was the basic law of mans existence ill;ops
years ago 1t was the foundation OF civilization the
very instrument of Dominion over the Earth" We
rust aside this law playfully and hone IN eecan
the pitfal Of armed conflicts "p'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-03
julien c. Wyche-
Representative Take Note

REPRESENTATIVE ADAM Clayton Powen o. S ,es.
-, 60 ,,.s reported by the Associated Fress ias'
.rnrsdav as stating that his drive agans1 ,I -
- racia segregation in the Armed forcss ,~,s 10
gwen up for the present because nov =
win the war. .es that the NAACP
,o derent stand VIXEN spokesman az han
ssses : senate committee 70 write sesiesA
into new nanpower legislation
rye gRows WE'RE RAISED on reading q I pe =,
- hecsuse Pep Powell. Mr. Jesus as iis = has
80 female members Of his Harlem Gnu e'
SIZE -.s-t leader in the fight for racial equanss .
- lesson that we have heard speaA $50 49,.
- 80, bs has been an advocate OF inn a"s
- i; breaking down racial barriers ana as ..;ar
OF IN front in propelLng tne Pa flv feel that
F,rst we feel that America does no' tus -ss-,,en
- Take the actions Of our Congressl.
TO- .re pickering and dickering over uelels ooptrols
49, universal military training Wage-p .+.te of
xc,se taxes Total il up and you se' a.
emergency meaning, an ail-ou' osie
signed 10 ward-of possible attack
DEFENSE PROGRAM which VIII see not only
80 c+stes with potential armed forces Po"ei'
t ober nations being supplied win neoeSsy saIae
vent and men. Why, then, should Aep "a eho,ld
+la action for complete integration IN u 81, those
~ geonhoed until the present crlsis enos' y 100
$500 - Korea those in the Armed forces anu ''
- r,rortv feel that the Asatic warfare IS nS'o'
conflict. go -. rac;a1 equality.
N-t;or.l Association For the Advancement OF
co,ored people know through numerous experiences
i easier 10 inject into program when u Delne
devised rather than after it is started Inc contrary
~ besn he die-in- the-wood attitude OF the pussy
- .,ror annroacbed about ending segregation ana
discrimination They fear to change standard prac-
tee. :, :, 80. r-on.ress-
1T MAY BE THAT the New York City congress.
~ nc something up his-seeve which is more potent
+, ~ voonert than fighting for indignation IN me
A,,v for he fully Of the aforementioned eyas-
IA tactics ii tho socaled liberals We would IKE
II think So II he docs then let him come rlsnl-oo"n
front with il
We think however, that tie Z. s Congressman has
lust opened his mouth loud at the wrong time. II
* not the first time either. His announcement OF moi
pushing non bias fight has given the opposition more
fuel for their fire of racial discrimination in the Army
so WE ARE AT WAR" Well, since the Represen-
a've is going wait until its end to push has hight
again Just what VIII he be doing to help win it?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-03
Robert Durr
Let's Build a Peace Citadel
I STOPPED INTO a sn

STOPPED INTO small Negro shop owner place
OF business who happens TO also be minister and ne
told me he had heard great deal about Russia anu
Communism but confessed that he did not know wna'
communism is and as between friends asked my view
the question.
stated to him that there are many kinds Of COM
munism, but that difficulty today is principally
with MARKHAM Communism sort Of goddess national
socialism based atheism and the existence OF the IN
dvidua for toaltarian state instead of the state fo
the Individual that is negative and therefore the Ne
could not afford to aid and abet its spreading
THE CAUSE BEHIND the casualties totaline $4,000
black and white boys in Korea and the possibility OF
third total gobal and revolutionary war in which we
may win the lesser and not the greater peace % MT
poses these questions:
docs this crisis we face have any meaning beyond
being crucial in military sense, making difference
between defeat and victory? lis not there something
deeper? l think there is"
oUAcKS TREAT SYMPTOMS Doctors treat dis
eases We turn out to be quacks in this hour Inc
fact that the mentality of the meat of our spiriu@
institution. membership in this trying hour is coming
hour IS coming dangerously under the category y
quackery To try TO get rid of Stain and Mea ana 'n
henchmen and not attend TO the that Drousn'
them forth is to attempt to heal boil-a danger
Gus procedure Tor 1t drives the poison in IL we coh
with present mentality we will probably try TO az
that very thing-to our ruin
Stain and Mea are the incarnation of the worlds
guilt
NOTED HARVARD scientist in his book ins
SilSis OF the Age, says that when an ldea uhue'J
civilian exhausts itself then crisis is precpiia,e
He that the idea underlying society when ne,
exhausted it is the idea that the only thing real IS VIC
which comes to us through senses-"Sensas is
ciety' he calls it. This creed: of sensate socieV
summed up in "An American Boys Crede: -
i believe in America" This is good Greco :. "a
sensate social order, but there is nothing BEHIND
give II ultimate meaning. purpose and goal lone
God-just things II IS materalism that has becon
bankrupt and the attempt Of life to reform en-
self is not merely the sensate but the selcentere0
sate-a selfish materialism.
MATERIALrsM OF ouR DAY Is centered N n. &C a.
interest man Is successful In proportion a. - our
cumrlaes material goods with reference 70 ,ene
needs the needs of others The acme of wen ~. Ill
lion"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-17
Doctors Find PenicilIin
Helps Prevent
Rheumatic Fever

NEW YORK - (P) - Seven doc
tors have announced a way to keep
"strep throat" infections from de-
velOping into rheumatic fever-one
Of the main sources of heart dis
ease among teen-agers.
The doctors, five of whom are
Air Force officers, said penicillin,
If used at the sore throat stage, ap-
parently goes a long way toward
prevention of rheumatic fever. Re-
porting n 2 recent issue of the
American Journal of Medicine,
they said Air Force men who de-
velOped stTeptocOc is throat in
fectiOns at the Francis E. Warren
Air Force Base, Wyoming, were
divided into two groups. If your
serial number ended in an even
number, you got penicillin. If it
ended in an odd number, you didn't.
All were cured of their sterptoc-
Occus infections, the doctors re-
ported, but the Odd-numbered men
developed fever symptoms ID times
as often as the even-numbered
ones.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-17
Food for Thought
Mary z. Davenport
NuiFitiOn Conshitant
Delaware state Board q health
STILL TRYING no GAIN


This is the third successive week
IN which this column has dealt
with the problem Of gaining
weight.
Previous discussions have in
cluded raising the calOrie content
above normal if there has beenl an
insufficient supply. Then emphasis
was placed upon the correct dis
tributiOn Of food nutrients so that
all known normal requirements
were being met Beyond these
points Of food selection, attention
was called to signs of high tension
that may cause the utilization Of
food within the body at a higher
rate than normal. High tension
may prevent adequate digestion
and assimilation. A physicians
fail to accept the idea that normal
utilization of food, even though
stressed for weight gaining, can re-
suit in its use for good DGtTiture.
This may be indicated in part by
d good quality Of hair, clear COM
plexi0n, clear eyes, and vitality
enough to help maintain good
posture. (Poor posture can have
many causes.) The lack of some
Of these may be indicative of the
body's poor use of food stuffs and
the effect may be more serious than
dull hair. There may be improper
functiOning Of various organs
which can lead to deficiency di-
seases. Low resistance to disease
may be another. result Of the poor
use Of food.
Your physician is the one to de-
eide whether or not there is any
distinction in the digestive system.
There are many good results which
can come from proper digestion and
assimilation of we'll chosen food.
One indication of these is weight
that approaches normal Self-diag-
nosis is not recommended because
Of the possibility OF adjustments far
more involved than merely raising
the calorie content of the diet.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-17

might jeOpardize the glObal T n
ming with which the admiral had
been occupied almost up to the
moment of his fatal heart attack
in Naples on Sunday.
AS planned by Admiral Sher-
man and his cOnferees during his
hnal journey to Europe, command
OF the Mediterranean under the
Atlantic Pact was expected to go
to the British Navy, although the
U. 5. Navy would retain operation
al control of its own carrier task
forces in the area, when the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization hears
from the nations involved. 1t was
also expected that the post of
supreme Allied Commander, At
lantic," which is the sea-going
opposite number to General Eisen-
mower, would be officially confer
red on Americas Admiral William
M. Fechteler While the British
would retain top overall command
OF the Mediterranean (Which the
Italians used to call "Our Sea").
and would be responsible for the
famous lifeline" from Gibraltar
70 Suez, top U. S. sea-dOg Admiral
ROBERT b. Carney, with headquar-
tiers in Naples, would be in com
mand of all U. S. naval forces Tin
GLIDING Marines).
1t is also believed that the ad-
miraPs visit, along with that of
the members of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, in Spain this
month, is largely responsible for
what appears to be a new accord
with Spain, and may even have
strengthened Francois decision to
drastically overhaul his govern
ment to make it more acceptable
to the Atlantic Pact nations.
And the task of selecting a wor-
thy successor cOnfronts the Pres
ident with an exceptionally deli
cate task Obviously, the men i'm
next in rank are serv~
ing in important posts, from which
they should not perhaps be trans
ferred, even for a deserved promo
ton. And it will be remembered
that it was Sherman who compos-
ed the Nays differences with the
Army and Air Force at the time of
the Battle of UnifcatiOn," and it
is pointed out that the Nays
wounds are not yet past providing
twinge on a sticky day
But today, we dip our colOrs to
salute the passing of one of the
most useful, efficient and beloved
Of Americas leaders and may
we find a worthy successor in
his hour of need.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-17

Milan's famous La Scala Opera
House was built in 1878.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-17
pisfaff Rule Called Cruel

RANGOON -(P)-A woman has
established an irOn-cIad rule in
Communist-occupied territory ad-
Journing the border of the Pegu and
Hanthawaddy districts immediate
" north Of RangOOn.
BuxOm Ma Saw Mya, reputed
lieutenant of Red Flag chief -Thakin
Soc, is described by refugees flee
ing the area as more cruel than any
male Communist they know. The
refugees, now in RangoOn, said the
woman maintains a Jungle love.
nest. Petty leaders war among
themselves for her favors. Accord
ing to the refugees her current
husbands" are two leaders She
Wooed from the rival White Flag
party.
Ma Saw Mya is the self,apDointed
president Of the peoples court set
up in the area to try recalcitrant
villagers, the refugees stated. Thev
said the penalty for all offences
including tax evasion, was exc.
cution.