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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

DRfqnxM0QD. sise50. near 81
shinfie consEruetion: Z rooms. y
baths plus fun basement also With
lashfory: csR,Y already Issued.
PRANK 9. PnlLLlfS. d. 7-I4lls
eyes- on. z-4e34-
|cHEyY CHASE Rambler nearing
soHp d ssross i rem Lslays re-,
Corner 5sra sad ID Oliver .. Ssi.s5o..
IN. 3-1003. ~
CHEVY CHASE. p. G.. Sos aend q J.
M, Lafayette School, Detached
brick; 2 bedrms.. 2 baths, fnished
3rd 4. rna.. rec. rm. with lrepL
and law on heat; washer erisr.
f1e "a aicss ym sfa's SfSo IN NITaS Han
PooLE. ToSsr Bids Ma. s-65s9
res. OIL. 4-z32I. ~
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. $16.500--3-
bedrm. semidet. brick: In excellent
condition: modern Kitchen: ven-to-
wall carpeting: Diet. garsfe: blk.
east Of wisconsin ave; TOWN y
SUBURBAN, I'M. 2-e400.
CHEVY CHASE. D. Cs--pet. brick,
is nooF " rn; =. am srs fni 70, Ei'; !;
bedrms. and bath. Near SCHOOLS.
shopping and trensp. O. financing
avail. Owner. WO. 6-b04B.
KENT AREA OyerlDcking Va. hills
White brick Colonial: g years Old
1904 Kiingie 81. nv. QPkN SUM-,
La. LafGe liy. rT.. ain rn,. and
rec. fm. with complete bar ns ~;
s Sa di aal sas sa Das Stn pore
finished 3Fd a.; fully equipped home
gas heat. For $4,000, with 81. SOC
down. TO reach: West on Nebraska
4 ave.--Loughbor I'd. to Arizona ave-
left / block to Klingie. right to 1904,
i En. s ,Sgqg; yves ma. s-4sis-
MACARTHUR ARKA---Det. brick; open
Fms. EBERMAN. EN-. 3-03O3. 2s
MASS. AVE. NV. 2230-stone and
house now; $4,000. OWNER. DE.
2-9846. o.
Mt. PLEASANT--5 bedrms. for solid
comfort IS fented). 2 flrepls.. ga
ior IS. T. E sRU III ENC No. 5-7Sss.
Mt. PLEAsANT-Loyely 6-rm. brick:
IN baths, full hsnlt.. oil h.-w,h.,
gar $500 dr.. es7 so mo. H. 3.
BRUzEK. NO. 7-7626. ~
SHEPHERD PIX. 1905 FLORAL st. NV.
--Det. brick Colonial: cleo. kit. 1st-
As H4W0Et AOLss AlHG Hu4 tSNE RCAAo.
Make offer; OWNER. RA. 3-1630.
IslEERMERD PARKS rms, 20 kits.
bauit.. earaee, many extras: vacant:
must sell: any FeaS. terms. Open
IA. 9-SiSi. ALLEN REAL ESTATE.
orr UPPER 18th, nr. bus. schools.
shopping: row. brick: new .corid., q
rms. IN baths. OIL h.-W.h.. fufn.
optional; $la,9S0: Ieas. cash: bal.
INCOMING OFFICIALS or Embassy
Attache. High. cool. beautiful view,
mod det, brick home, Lac. Nv. rln..
din. rIIl., den, bedrnls., club Tm-.
2 maids rms, 3 baths, finished top
floor. MA. S-1353. RA. 3-413s. s
WHITE on COLORED - VACANT.
Az Rittenhouse i.w.--6emi-det.: 3
good bedrms.. big din. rr1.. gas heat.
attic. firepl.. 2 scr. pens, gar, rec.
center and schools 2 blocks. RIA.
3-506s. Open To-Day. . to 4:30.
093 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.--2-story
row brick, In convenient and desir-.
able location, near schools and
buses; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
noor: large nv. rm., din. fm. and
kit. on LIST floor; full basement with
decorated. CALL AID. 2-4503 sun.
Nh. MASS. AVE. AND alAcoMB SIS.
ment on ist d.; I bedrms., 2 baths,
rec. rIi.. many extras. All In hne
c0nd. All eonvenieuCes at hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
HOUSES ron sALE--Aw.

II ~
AMERICAN uNTv, PARK--By owner,
Germ. sxemidet. brick. plns nnished
bSmt rui., completely redee,: brand
new furnace. Natl. ABC oil burner.
1854 refgr., screen porch; fenced I'd
mr.. tranxp: and Z schools. $iT.500
wO. 6-I0a5.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK--sse 500;
this attractive brick Colonial has q
rooms. finished Ord moor. nice feef.
I'm. with fireplace. slate roof, ga
RAGE. screened porch. very best
location BfLLlNGSLKY REALTY
CO.. IN. 2-o320i eves.. Of. 4-3e7s.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK - Lovely
brick williRmsburg Colonial. with
A ;Isis re q. d ,;s sar- , SsIEET1ER
paneied den, lge. hit. with break
fast area, 1st a. 2 Ice, hedrmss with
ample closets, tiled bath on End a, /;
convenient 70 shpppine and trans
portation. FRANK S. PHILIpS.
Df. 7-l41l; eyes. M. $500. -
AMER. UNIV. PARK. . hiocks from
SPRING valley shopping Diet brick
2-stcfy Colonial: includes larEe den
\ and breakfast room on 1ss ~ FOUR
tvin,Sire hedrQonns. Two baths On
Ind a. deep freeee. clothes washer.
dryer and troner. stove and fefgr.: /:
huge sinue ratio. .GnFagt slate toaf.
kEleca a si;sQQ; ANk -
N~0fNMs A'ss l5t1 9Fi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

BEAUTY SALON IN shopping center:
work operators Bargain ~ sold
this week end. Rent reasonable.
K1. S-z03G
DRUGSTORE. fully equip. air ccnd..
pvt. parking; on corner, buBltnes.
ne. section; doing Se0s00Q; active
i Call ~. S-94o6 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
VALET-DRY CLEANING

Nearby suburbs. Owner auates over
dry. nc delivery Shoe repsiT leased
Short loiirs. no suns. Priced ri
dieulously low ct $3.50 lock. stock
and barrel. Terms. Exeineiye,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

TAyEHNs neorby Nd, on-on nq1ofs
y sesrEInfi Efi IsEDl' nan on 81 WoM2 I'M:
Small self-sefv. lRundromats snort
hour. Sb,50Q-1s cash; d; $500.
nEgG sIoEE e n on excel e.. No S,., SOP.
GiBRxLTAR REALTY. DI- 7-65OO.
TAVERN, NV $l,1i0. VIZ. business.
GlDssdi tf2 ZFR rfES 1sfs 81 81 7 .sF15
se.s juke, DinbaIis pay az overhead;
GR0CERY AND AfT- WIS. AVE
: Small corner bus, Low rent; $1,000.
RAkDWARE. Bethesda, Nd. - New.
Excel. Ioc. temereencyl: sell g cost
Of stock, euuipment. DI. G-b5O0.
PARTNER WANTKD--On liquor store.
nv Ese ho Sc TX. hrs day n sss
DEL1cATEssEN. IN good nv; loe,:
cash. dIBRALTAR Co. DI. 1880,
LIQUOR sToRE. sseo9sdn d ~; 5, eo oFnss
WAITED. Used can LOT or space
that can be utilized for used cars 70
hold 1880 cars or more. Section Of
city not imnortars Ren sS r. rers
DOWNTOWN GRILL and coffee shop;
going bvainess; nicely equipped,
Box 409-R. star.
RESTAURANT. beer. wine: beauti.
fully equipped: large seating ca
pacity; eoiored trade. money-mak-
is RTopss sSo sef rlee Apslssa DOS
Half cash REQUIRED. A. s. ECON
L22fnsiRe s. iRkAbY. ,rE STORE.
approx. $4,000 business, Low rent.
IsxSo II Virsiria shoppipg center.
Long lease. $4,000 and APPROX.
$4,000 e stock for entire store. BOX
pI NTH ny manufacturing cider
distiliery IN New York State. Bar
gain. z. SKYER. Business Broker,
H77 Broadway. NewburE, N II.
RESTAURANT and carry.out: busy
location ss,yl Nice vs sapip lOW price
pm. BY OWNER. NO 5-S42S.
BEER-LIoU0R REsT.--Good for
partners or man and wife. Low
down payment. 1916 Pa. ave, Sc.
LIQUOR STORE, ayerase over ~; ~: ny
ness. 10000 cash required; MIL
TON GOLDSMITH, DI. T-Q44o.
DRUGSTORE. popular intersecnon,
about $1,000 Wkly.. Can be I'M
proved; Long lease. Low y, rem
GOJDsMTTH. Df, 7-0440.
DRY CLEANING, $3.50 wk.. low rent;
Eood location for alterations; price,
5000. AIR. 6EELYEs Df. 7-S3225,
DRY CLEANING, $500 Wk., Bethesda;
fiflishing equipment. own parking
lot, Al. n. HEELYE. d. T-932b.
DOUGHNGT SHOP, wholesale-- Rent,
Sfh, incl. heat and h.w.. lights and
some afs; incl. 1915 to S435: truck:
fuTs i15 to $50 doz. day: well
established, easy to onerate; shows
s oaner ME HI AZ hss' fs u A. K SELL YE.
DI, T-R325.
VARIETY, toy and novelty. 40. 600
yr.: extra pays 500 mo. net; sick
ness forces sale, for little more than
value Of stock, $1,000: half cash
down, A. r. SEELYE, p1. 7-S325,
TAVERN, liquor on and OF sale. slot
ifachincs. 4-rnl. apt Included price,
S5.5OO down. $4,000; Southern Md,
IR aEEIYE. DI. 1885.
RE6TAVRANT, good NV. loo. $500
wp safif. be much more with few
chanFes: seats Ill; now very short
Sours. ii 80 10 s; only 81 500 down.
aFEI.YE. III. 1855.
G nsrs. 4nhvasft,yyilie Ma I'm IN. 4-e5So
sslsSt t.scssoftstSt -" 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
REAL EST. SALE on EXCHANGE

WHITE MARBLE apartment house,
sell or trade for iArge house suitable
for officeg. owners. AGENTS atten-
ton. Box 1s6-M. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
CHEVY CHASE
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.

We are proud e present
hines true eFehitecluTal dls-
tinction with solid preNar
The gracious entrance hall
leads to 3 studio living room,
separate dining room, excel
lent Kitchen and to . FIRST
FLOOR BEDROOM and full
S.54oa sna : b1a sRsis on G sse;cps
floor; iaree private screened
porch. 2-eAf gnr1ge; slate
roof. Shown BY appointment
only. Please call MIS-, Mac
Gufneas. OIL. 4-4591.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors uptewn once. En-. 2-6si'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

BRIGHTWo0D MW. = LOCK- AT
THIS REAL VALUED 500 DOWN
sTp QUALIFIED LIE s, 81 WI 6uZ tn u
Just 4 VS. VI. ssc for si 1880 Sas due
sef ssdi' ior $3.50 Can hH Bin D Dsns
UN. 4-7005. now for the best buy
In town. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
$500 DOWN
GROCERY

$500 DOWN PAYMENT
Not far from 18th and n sts n.w.
rent; nice place. Should seii.
Edwin e. Ellis, RE. 7-5140
Strout Business Catalog
Mailed FREEi Auto ctsa gas STA.
stores, farms. homes. etc; 1887
hergaius described IS States.
WORLDS LAEgEsT III Years
Service. STHoUT REALTY. 234 n.
Woodward Bldg. Washinston. stefl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

Nearby Nd: Aysra6ing .cger Sl,400
10 TO- Ca 0ood J issss ~ ASsrss shss
5000 yrly. from pinbali machines.
fesponsiSls reoris. ExclusiTe s. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

CoLoRED-$ls5 DOWN
so DAYS FREE RENT
Open Id. Ssz.60 per month. 6 rms.
Leo III. BERNSTEIN b co.
NE. s-540n Q tn .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
TIE SUNDAY STAR B.l9
hoUsEs 6. sALE--N.E. tcent. J

washington, D. G. K
HuNDAE JANUARY =. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02

Tsszs q ~ z 4 = s. 3
j nusIAkss OPPORTUNITIES I
I--4a@1tu.l.-@a
BEAUTY SALON IN shopping center:
work operators. BARGAIN II sold
this week end. Rent reasonable.
|DRUGsToRE. fully equip. sir eond..
ne. section; doing $4,000; active
Gail 10. S-g496.
no ALL Our CLIENTS AND FRiKNDs
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
BOB HOLLANDER
w. E. THRIFT
LII OSER
TV SHOWS
Ready for production. 5000
needed. Highly profitable.
II. 4-5405.
GUEST HSE. BARGAIN
| 5000 DOWN
"a. rms, baths. oil heat. nr. r and
Conn., rent $3.50; inc. quoted ~, 800
| Wnen full; newly dec: eleyator;
owner lsayins y. 3. must sell 5000
81 ROnMs II RATHS /
Upper 18th st.; rent. $3.50; oil heat;
nicely furn long est: run BY hired
help. 81, 500 handles.
IL ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Rent $3.50: inc. quoted 500; bsaut-
Is ROOMS, 4 BATHS
I2e0o blk. Que NV: oil heat; mod.
iurni rent 500; i5is: quoted IL S4S ;5
yestment: $500 down.
C. J. YOUNG, ST. $1,000
II ROOMS $500
Down, 8 baths; rent, S175; oil heat;
inc. quoted $500 monthly; nicely
Turn: very clean; good Sc. renting
location.
IA ROOMS-$500
Doggn. Park ra; n. 18th A. sarsss; rent !.
Pf otal s eriesa iufn'i only sa'soo
IL ROOMS, 8 BATHS
OIL heat; garsgge; long lease: rent a.S
2 S6I' ROOMS, 8 BATHS !
AaaxR ave near 18th. ideal for thur
ISIS; OIL neat long lease; Sz,OOV
GOVT. .x-xxx, -, .rnn
G. j. YOUNG, ST. $1,000
SAND.-DElIC.
Rent; s145. with arm. apt i; inc; 5000
owner nnotes sIs0 WV net DSof'f.
Si.G1O down soAs'
nfaT TN nraxar1
OELlC.-bEEH
Wy Saa r.. sooa EQUIP: $500. wants ants
s-."oo uomn' -
NEWS AMI GIFTS
Excel. NV. Afr eond mod 5ixtures.
approx. sd 800 stock: owner uiioteS
5000 wkiy.: good money s msEsr;
ogi L iSS1j PEST
Rent. $780, inc onoted STA ooo
mthly,; seats goo: Air eond.; est. 10
yrs; wants $4,000 down.
CNrAHry DAP
9NhCh bAh
2; 30; ine. quoted $500 wkly;; can 6s
down. down Aou' sa wants si''Vo
HOTET, NEWSSTANn
800 n - : Az ~,
Kent. sl9M Tree neat and ilght;
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Dr.. R. Lee Spire, II,
Is D. c. Doctor of Year
By JOHN McRELwAY

A 72-year-old general practi-
tioner. "who has never pretended
20 be anything else is the Dis
5rict Medical Society's nomina-
ton for the American Medical
Associations annual Family
Doctor Of the Year" award.
The doctor. r. Lee Spire. is the
drst man ever to be nominated
sor the award by the local society.
DR., Spire, who started out to be
4 minister and seon afterward
vas learning medicine locally
from such men as Walter Reed,
IT'LL is in practice, having teamed
up with his son. DR.. Richard H.
5pire. DR.. William A. White, the
ate superintendent of st. Eliza
,eths Hospital, once described
lim as "a model general practi-
'ioner who has never pretended to
oe anything else"
Worked Nights; Studied Days
DR.. Spire was born In Brewer
ION, N. Y. He moved to the Dis
srict when he was Is years old
md, after attending public
schools and being graduated from
Eastern High. went to Hiram COL
lege in Hiram, Ohio. to study the
ministry.
He left the ministerial school
after his fathers death, when he
,eturned home to help support
us mother and two younger.
brothers. Working nights In the
post office, he managed to study
medicine by day at the old CO.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Effort to Get SO
Off island Renewed

TEXAS TOWER, 11o Miles on
Cape Cod. Mass, Nov. l8 lR).-
New attempts were scheduled
today to remove 80 Air Force
officers. civilians and technicians
stranded overnight by rough seas
on the Nations first man made
radar island.
Air Force officials were making
Q final inspection of the Texas
Tower yesterday when a 50-mile-
an-hour gale whipped up 20-foot
seas and marooned them on the
tower.
The 100-foot tower stands In
% feet Of water on Georges Bank,
Q famed fishing shoal. It's an
advanced radar installation de-
signed TO give early warning Of
surprise air attack.
One technician was injured
yesterday during transfer OF the
visitors from q tugboat to the
tower in q basket attached 10 q
60-ton crane.
Evening star., 1955-11-18

lumbar College. now Georgel
Washington University.
DR.. Spire, since hanging out
his shingle, has delivered we'll
over 5000 babies and. in the
early days, remembers the fecl
for such q service was SIS.
He estimates that 20 per cent
of his practice today consists OF
families whom he has been at
tending for over As years. Many
of them recall his closing his Of
fee from November until March,
to treat the sick and dying DUR
ing the flu epidemic OF 1918-19.
Stresses Close Ties
For A years, DR.. Spire re-
manned within a few blocks OIL
his original office at 1909 North
Capitol street. He was q part
of the community and, in 1948,
pointed out some Of the advan-
tages to be gained from this. InI
a speech to the George WASH
ington University Medical So
ciety, he said:
while enjoying a little chat
and in the confidence begottenE
by little intimacies, frequently al
mother would mention some little
thing to which she did not
ascribe sufficient Importance to
justify q visit to the office. She
might mention that she had
found little lump in her breast.
Or she might tell me that
father had felt some twinges OF
pain in his chest while shovelingI
snow. Investigation has enabled
me many times to prolong life
for a number of years. The
patient-doctor relationship has
no substitute. 1t must not be
lost"
The ANA will name the award
winner at its annual clinical
assembly" in Boston late this
month.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Offer 10 vIasov
Inks Russians

MOSCOW, Nov. 1s (R.-The
Soviet press registered indigna-
don yesterday at French offers
Of asylum to Soviet architect Al
sxander v. Vlasov, homeward
bound from q visit to the United
States.
Under the headline "crude pro-
vocation by French police au-
thorities." the official Tass news
agency reported in a dispatch
from Paris the police offers of a
haven to the president of the
Academy of Architecture when
he arrived at Cherbourg Tuesday
aboard the Queen Elizabeth
Tass said Mr.. Vlasov was de-
tanned by police who suggested
that he need not return home.
but he determinedly turned
down this base proposal" !"
: d, Il 5
Mr.. Vlasov himself. scolded re-
Gently by the Soviet Communist
Party for permitting extrava-
saIices, announced in Paris he
had rejected an offer OF political
asylum. Relaxed and smiling at
a news conference. he said the
police "tried to isolate me from
my friends. maybe to kidnap
me- French security police said
Wednesday they were merely try
ng 70 ind out whether MIR. Via
SOW wanted asylum in France.
The case caused q stir when q
group Of Russian emigres tried
10 lberate Mr.. Vlasov at Paris
railway station In the belief he
was detained against his will.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Accessories Greatly Reduced Too'

5.s5 Automofic Gotemon- 1863
5.95 Operating Crossing Gote 2.99
z2.95 20" Remote Switches 1888
1875 l25-Wost Transformer, II.99
1926 l75-Wutt Transformer, I4.99
SIS l9O-Watt Transformer 1899
$3.50 z75-Wott Transformer, 26.0S
Evening star., 1955-11-18

3rd Floor washington: Floor Spring PARKfngon
Evening star., 1955-11-27

ID. Deluxe Sta-Put Ash
tray. Choose from q big
assortment OF deluxe
fabrics in beautiful col
ors. Ashtray and safety
cigarette rest Of polished
brass -1.S0
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Handy Accessories for Home or Office!

A. Twin Ashtrays. Matching ash
trays with safety cigarette rests.
Choice Of green, red or bronze
jeweltone Lee net
Evening star., 1955-11-27
KoRana's
WASHINGTON
ARLINGTON
Christmas Gifts
of Beautiful Leather

B. 4-Piece Desk Set Desk botter memo pad, sta
tonery rack and gilded letter opener Smartly gold
fooled Brown, green, maroon. Genuine Leather, 9S5
c. Night Lighter Holds your watch, rings etc. safely
In view. Just touch top of box and 1t lights up in
stantly. In genuine leather 4S5
d. Utility Memo Box. It has everything 800 memo
sheets magnetic pencil compartments with rubber
bands. clips, scotch tape and a stamp case too In
genuine leather e,9S
E. The Highboy. Compact smoker unit in genuine
leather. Store cigarettes in bottom section It be-
comes urn when lighter removed 7.9S
r. Revolving Lazy Secretary" Leather tray has
compartments for clips, stamps, keys, etc. Center
caddy for pencils, etc. Finely gold fooled ASS
G. LOoseeaf Address Books Specially designed with
index tabs. Luxurious gold-tooled cover in forest
green. red brown, maroon.
Genuine Leather: 5hx6h", ass 6x9" - SOS
Florentine: 5zx6h", 2.95. 6x9"--- 395
Kann's-Stationery-St Floor, Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-11-27

A. Foto-Vue Albums by Permo. For those who
Forentex No pasting No fussing The decorative
way to keep pictures clean and orderly Refls avail
able to double capacity room enough for as many
as 384 pictures Pictures and negatives slide into
transparent plastic pockets For print sizes: 3hx5,
2kxSh. 3hx31a, 23zx4h. 31sx4A. Brown. maroon.
forest green, or red with gold tooling
Genuine Leather, &5o F1orentex ----------- 3.95
Matching Bookends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.95 pr.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

e. 3 Gillette Cigarette
Bex. For regular OF king
size cigarettes. Plastic
roll-top. Box covered in
red. ivory, black or
green .2S0
Evening star., 1955-11-27

B. Combination Memo Pad. A
4x6" pad with calendar. telephone
index and plastic magnetic PEN
Gil. Red. green or brown simu-
lated leather cover -2.0O
Evening star., 1955-11-27

C. Perpetual Calendar. Smartly
designed perpetual desk calendar
Is q gift sure to be appreciated.
All brass construction with
polished finish -2.O0
Evening star., 1955-11-27

r. Memo Master with
Perpetual Calendar. De-
luxe 4x6~ memo pad
with simulated walnut
cover and perpetual cal
el1oar .-----------&oo
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-15
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The flute glass is an ex-
tremely rare and beautiful
example of one used for
drinking aIes and beer in
England in 1875. We thank
the seventeenth c entury
merry roisterers in England
for many Of the beautiful
tan slender beer glasses
which are a part Of our herl-
tage.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-15
Every single
glass OF
GREAT FALLS
SELECT
- fine beer


The gloss of Greet FoIIs Select you
enjoy alone. and the one you pour
for your neishbor. and the ones you
serve when friends come for snoeks
-eoch gloss IS beer of IT'S finest.
Six cons or bottles of Greet FoIss
Select in It's eosy-to-corFY cortons
mokes you re0dy 10 serve fine re-
freshrnent. Pick up peck for the
Days oheodI
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PAS 40
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Prices for 1855
Wheat Announced

SUPPORT RATES on the 1855 wheat
crop viii average $2.O8 nationally. ac-
cording to USDA report. This is
cents more than a minimum average
announced at planting time last fall.
The rates are designed TO reflect s211kz
per cent of parity under the flexible
support system for the 1855 crop.
Below are the rates to be paid in
the various Montana counties:
Rate
County per BusheI
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Al Is cent premium is paid Tor hafu
amber Durun,, Is cents for amber Dur
UNI. These premiums do not apply to
Golden Ball variety. The premium for
number 1 heavy dark red spring wheat
is cent.
The discount on sub-classes of red
Durum and mixed wheats ranges rom
2 to is cents.
Evening star., 1955-03-09
IBedouins Guarding Dutch Girl
And MosIem She EIoped With

a clash with the tribesmen to
enforce a court order to send
the girl back to her father,
Rodolphe L. M. Poche, honorary
Dutch consul at Aleppo.
Rida is the son of a retired
MoSlem judge. Mr.. Poche re-
portedly opposed the marriage
because of the difference in re-
llgions.
Syrian law permits a girl of
18 to marry without her parents
consent. But a Syrian court
upheld Mr.. Poche's claim that
the case of his daughter came
under Dutch law, which forbids
a girl under 30 to marry without
parental approval.
After the court ruling Nicolle
and Rida escaped to the Hadidien
tribe. The chief, Emir Faisal
Ibn Naval ell Saleh, is a friend
of the Yamlikha family.
Evening star., 1955-03-09
Bevan Facing Battle
For Political Future;
Expulsion Threatens
BY the AssoeiGted Press

LONDON, Mar. 9. - Aneurin
Bevan, the rebellious British So
cialist who once said he would
be a Communist if he lived in
China. today faced a fight for
his political life.
Former Prime Minister Glenn
ent Attlee's shadow cabinet
the high command of the Parli-
amentary Labor Party-was re-
ported determined to go as far
as demanding his expulsion from
the Labor Party if he keeps up
his revolt against Mr.. Attlee's
moderate leadership.
The shadow cabinet has al
ready recommended the first
step of withdrawing the whip
from Mr.. Bevan. That would
make him an independent in the
House Of Commons and bar him
from party caucuSes.
No public reply was forthcom-
ing Immediately from the un-
usually voluable Bevan. The ST.
year-old Welshman is confined to
his Buckinghamshire farm with
influenza and has called off all
his engagements for the rest Of
the week.
There were reports the mild
hammered Mr.. Attlee would have
been satisfied with public