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HOUSES EuRN. Cont

LARGE HOUSE, suitable
for responsible group or, large
beautiful trees. Eight bedrooms,
3l2 baths, large rec rm.. fully
equip. laundry rm,, large kit, with
dishwasher, patio with children's
play area, Scar garage; furnished
avail. Call Sun, OIL. 2-f97l.
SMALL ARLINGTON ESTATE-Part-
ly furnished, newly decorated; ] 2
evergreens, towering trees and
shrubs for easy maintenance: ideal
for entertaining: contemporary
stone. brick and frame, postwar
custom built house; conv TO
schools. churches. country club: 10
minutes to Washington; 1st floor,
liv. rm. with fireplace, din rm.,
paneled den with firpl. kit, powder
rm., maids rm, and bath, md floor
4 bedrms.. . baths. large storage
room; bSmt.. all-purpose rm. with
fireplace. garage, laundry and work
rm. at grade level completely in
sulated, double glazed: gas heat
standard equipment plus freezer,
washer. .drier, water softener 4
equipment; furnishings include all
rugs, draperies. Venetian blinds,
porch furniture, some bedrm fur
niture, etc. Available about June 10
on short or long term lease
References requested KE. s-j11d,
NV. WASHINGTON - Spacious,
clean and well furnished row house,
near Carter Baron Amphitheater;
! bedrms. ample space for q; long
lease: Sl65 Also attractive 3
bedrm rambler IN Arlington. OIL
i-lll7.
CHEVY CHASE, 1898 Jocelyn st
NV -Semidet,, rms. . baths;
modern SlT5 mo. ! VI, or longer
EN-. 3-4a62 or WO. 6-930S
- Beautifully furn.
2-bedrm.. air-cond. house. Call FE
3-H,ll3
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SERVICE GROCERY

Wisconsin ave area. owner quotes
over 81 400 weekly beautiful hy-
ing quarters closes $40 pm daily.
stock, pictures, EQUIP worth at
least Sl5.UOO. A real buy at 81
500 lock stort and barrel. : 500
down Exclusive
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CHEVY CHASE-Sl8,95O

~ ,951 down Det, side hail. liy. rm
with hrepl., sep. din. rm.. kit. with
hktst rm.. pwdr rm. 3 bedrms.,
bath on End A.; bsmt. with . rms
Kit dlnette and bath; screened pch
Gar. Fenced lot.
LEO M BERNSTEIN 20
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INVESTMENT WANTED

I need extra income as Silent
partner. Would Ike to invest from
81 900 to SOS 600 IN business or
what have YOU" showing good rate
OF return. Must stand up TO close
inspection. Replies must indicate
particulars will be held IN strict
confidence Box l73-B star
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Spring Valley

A delightfully roomy house in this
desirable close-in suburb. Center
hall, large living room with adjacent
screened porch. spacious dining room,
library. powder room and finely
equipped kitchen md floor has 4
bedrooms and 3 baths Every room
has direct access to a bath. 3rd floor
has large bedrooms and bath. =
car garage To inspect. call JAMES
L. SCHWAB, EN- 2-jS00. ewes. OIL
> fdUQ or OF A-@Hnk
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SILVER sPRING-close IN: 3-bed-

I'm brick rambler, : yrs. old. Full
dsyligh, Jsmt with bath, beaut.
s 81 s' H IRsn I'rff &E1G asfr
Resltor. u. 5-7l00, RA. 1886,
SILVER SPRING. Si5.ab0-Spac =, a.
hedrm brick rambler. overlooking
beautiful Sligo Greek Park Assume
- loan; or refinance OF or FLA.
10 5-3GSS SUBURBAN PROP.
sPRINGFIELD'S BIGGEST vALuE-
Braro-new brick split-level Of nm
est quality. -Four bedrms... GA baths,
big paneled den; paneled .reer nm.
with irepl., full center hall, sep.
diversified garage; fabulous all-elee.
Kit l3Nlf; garden house. There is
even space for 18th bedrm Priced
IN middle sos. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
Dl, 5-lill ewes. WO. $4,000
ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH : 3-bed-
room, 3-bath Colonial Full base
r mcnt with fireplace separate dining
large screened porch Unusually
large lot for such a close-in loca-
ton. Price, Sin,500, HOLMEAD.
REALToR Ju $4,000.
suMNLR-New Enrlsnd Colonial.
de luxe ki, lee din RIM. ser,
on second level lot, Priced in mid
apt r ION only 0q FM ?..efsoo shSTH r.
REALroR- BUILDER, 506. Conn.
ave NV
SUMNER AREA--Loyely rambler 4
yrs, old S.S,50u = bedrms .
baths sep din rm, Huge rec. space
IN hsmt Garage Porch SAMUEL
+ BoGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL.
R-SS0O I'll y
SUMNER SPRINGFIELD AREA-im-
inaculate 3-hedrm. brk. Colonial;
lst-FLOOR Law. full basement;
screened porch, slate roof. beauti-
narocRial Schools: askinS $40 asN a
FRANK S PHILLIPS. INC. Df.
i-lill ewes oil. l-.l2a
SUMNER AREA. Sl4ab0-Cuts lit
lie home that is literally Solid as
z rock -Four bedrms. . baths.
fireplace bsmt: nicr shady lot.
surrounded by much lareer homes.
FRANK S PHILLIPS INC. ri.
5-1Ill ewes oil ,-9Iea
TAkOMA PARK -. 3.hcdrm. brick
On haslinc, . blks from Langley
hopping center Reasonable CT
Assessed Sl6,fOn. Best offer Open
fof inspection all day sun. or by
appointment Ju S-3S3l
Glenmont. StO.5On.-a-
hedfm rambler. hsmt $500 down.
assume ~ loan 10 5-nl3.
WIN tTON Assume al loan, $500
cash total mo, payment .Sl.i 80.
Three. bcdrm -and-den split.leyel.
u KELLER Realtor ~. 5-fi00,
OIL 6-H"hu
-
CONTINUED on Next Pasel
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CHAIN BRIDGE RID. AREA

Breezy ioc., country atmosphere.
new contemporary split level. idea.
FOL. children, safely enclosed yard
y bedrms, 2l2 baths. liv rm., din.
with breakfast area. Exclusive with
-. c. CHATEL. HU. 1886.
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niflcent center hall Colonial and
make offer Paneled den on LIST
floor and separate breakfast room.
Near Columbia Club. EN-, 2-7SO0
I'll pm, BERENS, JR., CO.
CHEVY CHASE. somerset-Low and
lovely Il" shaped rambler in this
prestige community. Unique center
hall plan. huge cleo. kit. and adj.
util: nm. 3 bedrms.. . baths, FULL
BASEMENT with king -size recr.
nm. firepl. and full bath; saTase.
See this! Mid.30s. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-1006; ewes. Wo.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

CAP. HIII~-Severai fine homes and
investment properties. bargain
prices. easy terms lust what you
want j. HERBERT & son. Ii J.
OLA. night, IL 1-S@Og
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CoLoRED

NEAR NEW HOSPITAL CENTER:
Row brick home OF s rms, bath.
lavatory in bsmt.. oil h.-wh. Front
concrete porch . porches on rear
2nd-fioor porch enclosed Attractive
price and terms. Seller will take
back entire trust. p. j. WALSHE,
INC, 1l15 Eye ST. NV. MA. S-646S.
OLORFn-ERONr, pC,II on II,r
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RALPH D. COIN


MICHIGAN PARK
4-bedrm, 2is-bath Semidet brk
wood. burning nrepl family-si7e din
rm, den, cedar closets through
side-hall nlan. screened porch. Diet
gar Sl1 $50. Call Mr. Hunt EN-.
.s-7suni eyes HE. $500. BERENs,
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=. - ~ " -''I''.'t = u y
SHEPHERD PARK NV,

Det.. center hail, lge. liv. rm. with
hrepl.; spacious din. rm.. pwdr. rm..
den. brktSt. nm: kit with garbage
disp.; bedrms.. = baths on 2nd
f.. rec. rm. screened porch.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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BETH New center-hau split "a
bedrms. on l,vcli, "is baths. Ice
carporl, rec area, lge rms 2I-ft
nv. nm, left. kit lift din rm
lmmed pUss.: leHel lot So 200
BET HESDA REALTY. OIL J-lII5
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PRIVATE SITE--HuRe buildings. ex-
cellsut for private schools tday and
boarding. On beautifully land
scaped, 3n-acre tract Wonderful
possibilities for school development,
priced AZ So 5.OHo with reasonable
terms available Shown BY appoint
ment My ROUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORPORATION. Mrs Rob-
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SUMNER AREA. sI4a60-cute 1T.
tie home that Is literally Solid as
rock Four bedrms . baths.
fireplace bSmt. nice shady le,.
surrounded BY much lareer homes.
FRANK S PHILLIPS INC DI.
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.. MlCHAEL's PARIsM a.bed-
suMNrR.sPRINCFIEID HREA-in,-.

lnaculatc B-hedrm. brk. Colonial:
ist-FLOOR Law. full basement:
screened porch slate roof. beauti-
na,oaS 9 n neSoos trees .k5 public sso a ,na
FRANK PHILLIPS. INC. Df.
.4Iii1 eNee OIL loion
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BARGAIN


apis completely furn, in good
NV location. excel cond Income
$40 per mo, utils. approx $3.50
per VI Taxes. Sl55. cony. to stores,
schools. and transp. Ma. S-3524,
eyes. WO. d-7SSS
COLORED-si95 DOWN - Vacant
redecorated. b-rm. brick; Ia baths,
poTcheS, basement. gas heat Terms
RA. 5000. IA. 9-4679.
COLORED-FIRST OFFERING: Is
Hamilton St w.-Dunigan- built,
6-rnf. 2l3-hath brick home Recr
nm, gar best value in Brentwood
ss55g1 i o, '0 FM lny lHsa TW.oSrNS e
REALTY co.
COLORED-SIg5 DOWN-Negly re-
decorated 3-bedrm, brick Colonial;
fuH bsmt. from; and rear porches.
huge side-hall plan Al Bright
wood location Ewes IA. 9-5G3l
W. NJ DORA. TT. 2-075i
COL0RED. across park bedrm
brk. home > encl porches. plus =
oeurm. apt. $1,000 DIN, Turn EX-
3-s4Uu
COLORED-Il7I MONROE ST.--S
rms. :, b.. Rflwh; full osmt. 500
On. 500 mo, co. $500
COLORED-I32S y. J. AVE- rms.
toilet. elee., gas newly decor: S.
300. $3.50 dn: $50 mo. co. J-S2a3
CoLoRED--2sIe 18th sT--Rent or
sale--l% rms, b., i2-iin apt In
full bsmt. oil s-b, alum. wind
scr; vacant. newly redec S5UO
On Sli0 mo. CO. 5-s293.
CoLORED- Homes in all areas
Some available with no money down
to employed families Find out.
CALL DAVID RUBIN
RA. 3-3d9i Ewes, 10 5-3l6t
COLORED
42a OGLETHORPE ST NV
A clean and attractive Semldet
brick OF : rms IL tiled baths on
ard toilet in osmt. Concrete front
porch. gas h VII. built-in earage
ornamental iron fence Compared
WITH recent sales in neighborhood
the price OF Sl7.50O Is reasonable.
p. J, WAL SHE INC HIS Eye st
nv Ma S-64tiS
oRER-BROKERs COOP
lGii " st. nv. 81. 500 bed
rms. srcola INV b
Hl3 Cri,ienden -. NV. Si!.500---
3-bedrrl row brick
bi0N eth street NV, $40 $50
Semidrt brE Iike neW; 3 bedrms
iili Deistleld st. nv, SIS 900
q rms baths
- Farrsgut street ". sis.a50
Corner brick. 3 beurms
l4i6 Harvard street nv, Slfg5O
III rms 3 baths
AL 18th street ne. So. 800
apis
lhi3 L St ne. S9.bOn--2 hedrms
- Sth street e-Newly deco
rated bedrms
MARSHALL J. wAPIE co
ia st NV AID 4-@0O5
COLORED-NR. ST. GABRIFT S
Ideal for home and income Three
kitchens. . baths, lovely side-hall
plan brick home Il rms . enci
htd. porches oil ut Special at S9as
On. 4cy int on LIST Trust
RALPH D. COIN
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MT. PLEASANT. $3.50 18th St. NV.
.-2la-bath Colonial brick home
oil h -w.h. Colonial front porch
and many extras. Priced. Si3.5nO.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 X st.
NV, Ma S-0352; ewes. LII. q
n037.
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CHEVY CHASE, eAclus. Hamlet sec,
close to sells old fash white brk
; bedrmS, 3 baths, feCr I'm pdr
rni haRStOnc ter valled.in patio.
lgc fenced gArden rear. ideal iot
children outdf parties ".rar gar
excel hnan, OIL 6.iiiU bet B-s
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HOUSES Tor SALE. NV. tcons. /,

GEORGETOWN-Spscious living and
dining rooms, bedrooms. 4 baths.
B ss55sg i Sasaef bu. 7E o@4so D. F.
GEORGETOWN-Live in a beautiful
duplex apt. with 2S-ft iiv. rm.,
kitchen. : bedrms. and bath; carry
the financing with rental Of first
floor studio. apt. DOROTHY G.
WOOD. Realtor, DE. 2-71l5.
MT. PLEASANT. 1850 18th st. NV.
ia bath Colonial brick home
and many extras. Priced. Si3.500.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. 1929 X st.
nv Ma $685.; ewes, LU. q
MT. PLEASANT story brk.: s
lovely rms. > baths; oil h.-w.h.; lge.
lam. or home ana income. $500 DIN.
II. F. BRUCE. NO, 7-1626.
WAKEFIELD, d. c. Near finest
schools, shopping, transp. Brand
new sll-brick town houses. Day
price OF S2s.750 Call LEGUM a.
GERBER, EN-. $4,000. It'll 8.
WOODLEY AREA-Dignified brick
town house. facing embassy. recep-
ton hall, big liv. rm., library. huge
ain. rm., extra pantries. master
Dedrm with bath and dressing rm,
other bedrms., more baths. .
car garaee. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY,
D: c: Once. AID. 4-O29U; ewes.
PANORf &c SUNSETS are free to
the owners of this charming white
overlooking GEORGETOWN reservoir
and the Virginia hills g large
rooms. 4 Of which have a beautiful
view Ii hit, fright tiled basement.
Only 20 min. BY bus to downtown,
ppTnIe1ed light right or quick sale. A., G:
81 n "" Dl. 7-9057: ewes, OIL,
CHAIN BRIDGE RID. AREA
Breezy ioc.. country atmosphere.
new contemporary split Level. idea!
FOR children, safely enclosed yard
3 bedrms.I "a baths. liv rm.. din.
rm, Den, lge, fam. rm, model kit.
with breakfast area. Exclusive with
J. {. CHATEL, HU. 3-3356.
GEORGETOWN--Brick: 3 bedrms.,
Nv. rm.. din. rm., good kitchen.
: CHEVY cHAsEGPeriectly delight
full center hall; large fenced yard;
powder rm.. lib. ST.! 500.
CATHEDRAL AREA-Fine 6-bed-
rm., 'i-bath potentially charming
S2s 600. make offer. STEVENS. Re
3-4947. 81
CHEVY CHASE-$18,95O
~ $50 down. Det.. side hail. liy. rm
with hrepl., sep. din rm.. kit. with
bkist. rm.. pwdr. rm.: 3 bedrms.,
bath on md A.; bsmt with . rms.
kit, dlnette and bath: screened pch.
Gar. Fenced lot
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN co.
CO 5-3533. Til .
SHEPHERD PARK NV.
Det.. center hall, lge. liv. rm. with
hrepl.; spacious din. rm.. pwdr rm..
den. orktst. nm; kit. with garbage
disp.; bedrms., > baths on 2nd
H.. rec. rm.i screened porch.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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lGEORGETOWN-Spa cious living and
dining rooms, 4 bedrooms. 4 baths.
yyssnlleede ,Ssarden;, Exclusive. J. p.
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decorated 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
full bsmi. from; and rear porches
huge side-hall plan Al Bright
wood location Ewes. IA 9-553l
". NJ DORA. TT. 9-0TSI
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,OLORED-Sl9 18th ST. Me-
kits. :. bedrms., ] cath; garage in
rear; stove. and refrigerator For
further information, call ST. s.
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COLORED-I63I 9Th ST. N.W.-1
RIM. kitchenetie. bath: Ike new;
So 81. incl. heat. r. r. RUP-
PERT. 1917 9TH ST. NV. ST. s.
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tcons.D

Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1857
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ID. c. - Near finest
schools. shopping. transp. Brand
new all-brick town houses. Day
light rec. rm., powder rm., de luxe
price OF SOS, 80. Cali LEGUM q
GERBER. EN- o-annn I'll q
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JHEVY CHASE-Williamsh CO.
lonlal brick home with LARGE

Ionial brick home with LARGE
BEDROOM AND BATH on LIST A.:
today'S kitchen. screened-in rear
living porch, There are 2 large
bedrooms and bath on Ind A.: de-
Price, S24.g50. Call WO. 6-2300
N 8 p m. EDW. H. JONES a. CO..
INC Chevy ChaSn d e
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MT. PLEASANT story brk.: s
lovely rms. . baths; oil h-w.h.; lge.
lam. or home and income. $500 DIN.
II. E RRUZEE NO 1-1Rok
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SELF SERVICE MARKET

Southeast owner quotes over ST.
coo weekly, mixed trade nirp liv-
ms quarters. bi9-day week Priced
reasonably wonderful terms to re-
sponsible people Exclusive. Eyes.
Shea Chaser. RIA. 6-Jf;!S
nAAIK ATNTA
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HOUSES UNEURN. Cont
SEQ KENNEDY ST. NV.
2 APIS, = KITS. AND . BATHS
1896 LANIER PL. NV.
s RMS; BRICK, OIL HEAT

COLORED-5 RMS, new gas heat,
new tiled bath. S4ia Fenton pl. n e.
Row brick. $3.50 mo. FALLIN
REALTY CO.. Ii. 4-7300; RE. B.
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apis completely furn, in good
NV location. excel cond Income
S3I0 per mo utils. approx $3.50
per VI Taxes. Sl55: cony. to stores,
schools. and transp. Ma. S-3524,
ewes. WO. b-7SSS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22
More Bad News From Haiti

The Haitian Army does not seem to be able to keep
it's hands off the Government of that unhappy coun-
try Last February the Chief of Staff, Gen. Leon Can
tave took control Provisional President Joseph Ne
mours Pierre Louis went down. M. PierreLous who had
succeeded the deposed President, Paul Magoire at
least not military He had been Chief Justice OF
the Haitian Supreme Court and into office under
a constitutional provision.
General Cantave kept control for a few days and
then handed to Frank Sylvan, who duly desig
mated at joint session of the Chamber of Deputies
and the Senate At the beginning of April NJ Sylvan
put in his resignation not to the Legislature but to the
Army Four days later Executive Council of 13 pick
ed up the challenge General Cantave said that oc
casion that The Army of Haiti is formally determined
to remain out of political activities" - lis
little less than six weeks later General Cantave
took again widespread strike followed by riot
ing led him to back down. and May 26th Daniel Fig
nole former school teacher, stepped in President.
Although supported largely by labor and peasant groups
Fignole formed coalition government. 1t looked for
little while though normal life would return, and
that Haiti would be sufficiently stabilized to justify
capital investment and loans from the international
Cooperation Administration, the World Bank and pos
siby private capital.
Now this hope is at least temporarily blasted. Pro-
vsonal President Fignole is OUT and the Army, this
time headed by the Chief of Staff, Antonio ke-
breau is in Ironically enough the postponed Presden
tial elections were to have been held today.
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Eubanks Tucker, will conduct the
Vespers.
The Christian Leadership course,
taught by Prof. W. L. Yates, who
heads the Missions School, Hood
Theological Seminary, Livingstone
College, Salisbury, N. C. will fea-
ture Stewardship. The Christian
leader will get the full meaning of
her individual relationship in her
church and in her community.
Mrs. Jackson is General Chair
man. Mrs. Alcestis Coleman, Su-
pervisor, Tenth Episcopal District,
will serve as the Dean of the In
stitute. Mrs. Georgia Cauthen, Co.
Chairman, will assist Mrs. Cole
man. Mrs. Savannah ]. Medford
is the Host-Superior. Bishop H. T.
Medford will serve the Holy Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper. He
will be assisted by other Bishops
and Ministers.
Other instructors, aside from
Prof. Yates, will be Mrs. Emma
B. Watson, Executive Secretary;
Mrs. M. Ardelle Shaw, Sixth Dis
trict Supervisors; Mrs. Hildred
Wactor, Secretary, Young Wom-
ems Dept, and Mrs. Charlotte
Haselrig, Superintendent of Buds.
There will be a report by the
Foreign Mission Commission that
recently visited South America and
the Virgin Islands. There will be
pictures of the foreign work, in
Guiding Africa.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22
Scientist Find
New Bacteria
In Africa
May Help In
Alleviating
Rheumatic Disorders

Mutsora, Belgian Congo, June II
"A new bacterial organism with
promising therapeutic and indus
trial properties has been found in
the cold and almost lifeless lakes &.
of the Ruwenzori mountains that
tower above this hill station.
The organism has been called In
falabilis lacustris. 1t has the prop
erty of "digesting" urea, the prin-
cipal nitrogen-containing substance
found in the waste-products of the
body as result of the breakdown
of proteins.
For this reason the team of
Belgian and French scientists who
found and isolated the organism
consider that, like cortisone, it may
be used to alleviate rheumatic dis
orders.
Seven cultures of the bacteria
have been prepared from 300 SAM
Piles of Ruwenzori lake water sent
to the Pasteur Institute in Paris.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22
Winning A Favorable Position In Asia

The biggest news from over in Asia during the
past few weeks concerned the anti American roting
and demonstrations by our longtime allies, and benefc
aries of millions of dollars in American aid, the Chi
Nationalist, ensconced the Island of Formosa.
The American roting and demonstrations resulting
from the acqutta of white American soldier tried for
the Staying of Formosa native and the yet to be held
trial of white American soldier for the Staying of
japanese woman in Japan, in which the burning
question is should the slayer be tried by Americans in
American Court under American law should the
slayer be tried in Japan, in Japanese Court, under
Japanese law
Back in the years before the first world war when
the Western nations, they designated, OPP
Grated in Asia under the diplomatic thesis of the "Ba
ance of Power, of its most glaring features
that of -terrtorality doctrine which made all
citizens of the Balance of Power Nations, charged with
crime subject to trial only in the courts and under the
laws of their country
To the people of Asia, we'll as other subject peo
ple the doctrine and practice of aterritoriaity
the worst and most Objectionable feature of colon
alism and of the idea of White Supremacy, and it's
practice has left behind it wounds still waiting to be
healed.
What provoked the ant-American riotng and DEM
onstratons of the Chinese Nationalist, and what is
making the Japanese burning ISSUE is the symbol
of Extraordinarily in the minds of people not far
enough moved from the years and memories of Colonial
ism and white supremacy.
- If the United States is to gain favorable position
in Asia until the American Negro question has been
settled in accordance with the high principles and prac
tice of American Democracy, it cannot afford to do
anything that will open the old wounds of the people
of Asia, in seeming revival of Extra terrtorialty"
Coloniaism, and white supremacy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22
Florida Extension
Worker Retires
After55 YearsAs
Agent, Teacher

A Florida cOlored agricultural
extension worker retired last week
after 55 years Of service as farm
demonstration agent and a school
teacher in the State, reports j. A..
Gresham, district agent of the
Florida Extension Service.
The retired agent is Miles E.
Grower of Monticello, Fla, first
colored extension worker to be ap-
pointed in the State. He first be-
came a county agent in 1917, but
later returned to teaching for
seven more years before making
extension work his career.
AS a county agent Of jefferson
County, Mr.. Grower helped the
farmers Of the county to organize
a cooperative through which they
sell some of their farm products,
and buy most of their equipment
and supplies. He has also en-
couraged scores of them to buy
land of their own. Over the years,
he has set the example by buying
farm land himself. Today, he and
Mrs. Grower own more than 400
acres.
Even as a boy, operating a ten
ant farm in partnership with his
grandmother by day and studying
at night to qualify himself to be