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By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

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got the first nkng here yesterday that the CHS
dispute with labor union had taken worse
The show didn't and WTOP, the CHS affiliate,
hastily pitched in with half-hour film drama.
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Possible Program Changes

The Columbia Broadcasting System elevson and radio
listed today prepared in advance by the net
work. What programs actually will be available locally will
depend the current strike.
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FIN Stotions

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Evening star., 1958-05-08

madness is developing among
partners of one-club bidders.
They feel a frantic sense of
obligation to respond on prac-
tically any kind of hand be-
cause Il couldn't leave my part
ner in one club. He might be
on a three-card suit"
There are two points to con-
slider here. First, opener might
also be on a seven-card suit.
Second, if responders bid is in
the nature of a rescue from the
horror of a one-club bid, opener
will have no way of knowing
that. He will count on re-
sponder's having the values
shown by his bid and will bid
his own cards accordingly.
Which is the way it should be.
! In today's deal the defenders
blithely ran off the first eight
tricks against Mr.. Heinsite's
three-no-trump contract. The
six of spades was opened and
Mr.. Abel won with the ace and
returned the six of hearts. The
king was trapped and Mrs
Keen cashed her king of spades
before leading her small heart
back to her partners jack. Thus
they won six hearts and two
spades before Mr.. Heinsite got
IN.
Sorry, partner, began Mr.
Muzzy, but l thought was
too weak to pass"
"A new system" said Mr.
Heinsite sarcastically, Il guess
I'm a. d fashioned, but ]
thought a bid showed S ength
Evening star., 1958-05-08
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CONTRACT BRIDGE

.AllP
David CRANE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

.More and more hands are
opened with bid of one club
these days. And the club hold
iAgs seem to be getting shorter
end weaker. The extreme one
club bidders will tell you this is
for convenience" in rebidding.
Blt surely there is nothing con-
vsnient in bidding a club on a
worthless two or three card
spit, winding up at three no.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

trump and having the oppo-
nents run off six or seven club
tricks.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
A10854
V93
pK97652
WEST EAST
Mrs. Keen) (Mr. AbeD
AK9762 "A
7A1O5 VQJ7642
1J DQl08
%9754 %l032
SOUTH
(Mr. Heinsite)
AQJ3
2K8
. A43
%AKQJ6
The bidding:
South West North East
Ia Pass 10 Pass
All pass
Opening lead: Six of spades.
A corollary of this type Of
Evening star., 1958-05-08

and that you showed weakness
by passing"
You might have bid some
thing besides clubs on the Sec
ond round" suggested Mr..
Muzzy hopefully.
Il did" replied Mr.. Heinsite
in a disgusted tone. land we're
down four. Why do my part
ners break their necks respond
ing to one club on hands where
they pass any other bid? Sure
you bid three-card club suits
now and then, but has some
thing happened to the deck
which makes it impossible for a
person to hold five, six and
seven card club suits any
more?"
We'll, we weren't doubled,
Evening star., 1958-05-08

BY Ston Droke
BY WoIt Disney

anyway" Mr.. MuzZy said
weakly.
"A great victory" sneered Mr.,
Heinsite. And the type prefer
to avoid"
Evening star., 1958-05-08

Towns by leo" Service will plant plugs In
your entire lown 1900 So. H. or ovsrl for
as little os Sc per 50. n. Ask for tree ssii.
mote OF eny hsehinesr Sterei
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14
yoqo Wheat Included In Government
1859 Wheat Price Support Program

New Chief. Pawnee Sci. 80. Pur'
kof. Red Chief. Red Hull. Red
Jacket, and Stafford.
Soft Red Winter-KanQueen'
Kawvale. Nured and Seabreeze
Hard Red Spring-Gasser. Hen
ry Except in Wisconsin and Wash
ington). Kinney, Premier. Prog
ress, Russell Except in Wiscon
SIM, Spinko0ta and Sturgeon.
Durum-Golden Ball. Peliss
and Pentad.
White-Fifty fold. Florence
Greeson, Rex and Sonora.
The varieties named have been
found TO be undesirable for com
mercial use due to inferior mill
ing or baking qualities. The dis
count In the price support pro
gram Is desiring to discourage
their production and lessen the
possibility of U. S. wheat Of in
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14

Yogo wheat has not been in.
cluded in the list of wheat vari-
cites designated as undesirable
under the governments 1859
wheat support program, but the
list does include two new vari.
cites, Russell and Kharkof NC q.
Montana farmers have been in.
terested in the list for 1859 be-
cause of rumors that Yogo. q
rather widely.grown winter wheat
in the state. might be included.
according to Leo S. Kolstad. ASC
State administrative officer. In
all. 80 varieties have been desig.
mated as undesirable for 1859 and
will be discounted 20 cents per
bushel II offered for price sup.
port loan or purchase. They are:
Hard Red Winter-Blueja jacket.
Chiefkan. Cimarron. Early Black.
hull, Ranking. Kharkof MC22,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14

ferior quality finding its way to
domestic and export channels.
Officials say that the acreages
of undesirable varieties have been
declining In recent years. The
price support discount which has
been in effect since 1885 Is cred.
tied with speeding up this trend.
Price support regulations for
1859, as in the past. will provide
for producers to clarity that they
are not offering any undesirable
variety for support. It will be the
producers responsibility to know
the varieties of wheat he seeded
and harvested and Is offering for
price support.
Kolstad pointed out that vari.
cites designated as undesirable
will not be eligible for protein
premiums or. In the case Of dur
UNI. amber or hardamber durun
premiums.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14
The Troops In Lebanon
Nay Stay Awhile
. e. >As-

The Troops In lebsnon-
Nay Stay Awhile
Smathsrs 4 Election
From ~ to u
WASHINGTON. Aug. l4-U. S.
troops in Lebanon may have to
stay longer than some people
think-unleSs a satisfactory solu.
ton is worked out at the summit
level or via the United Nations.
in some form or another.
Although there have been re.
ports from Lebanon that rebel
leaders were cooperating to a
greater extent with the govern
ment. that a solution was lin the
works" and that the withdrawal
of L. S. troops was imminent.
some Of this sounds SuspiciouSly
like propaganda.
And there is a school of thought
in WaShinston-in the minority at
the mOment-that as long as We
have had to pay the price for hav.
ing landed troops in Lebanon we
might as we'll let them do the job.
In other words. having been
roundly condemned by many.
and having felt that forceful sup.
port of the small pro.westcrn gov.
eminent there was necessary for
We have little to gain in hurrying
away.
roundly condemned by many. and
ment there was necessary for its
survival. and having acted. We
have little 10 gain in hurrying
away
In fact. hurried departure
would almost constitute an admiS.
sion of guilt. and would bring
about a moral rcsurgence among
the anti.western forces in Leban.
on. On the other hand. If We con.
tinue to actively deny all propa.
ganda abou, aggression" noting
that We were requested to send
troops by the legal government.
and stand firm on our position.
that We committed no aggression.
but acted to forestall it. our posi-.
ton will gain more dignity and
the troops may achieve the re.
suits We sought in landing them.
Russia's Nikita Krushchev is
pinning his hopes on the effort to
reach an agreement for the i'm.
mediate withdrawal of American
troops in meeting with the
heads of the western powers. This
would make it appear to the
world that Russian Intervention
brought about the withdrawal Of
Us troops from Lebanon this
year as it did with British troops
in 1855.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14
Weekly News Report On Doings
Under The Dome In washington

There are some military men
who would like to see US troops
stay in Lebanon until the situa'
ton is stable beyond any doubt.
They suspect any hasty withdraw
al of our forces would encourage
the pro-communist rebels and
anti.weStern elements to attempt
an early overthrow of the govern
ment. In addition. it would great
ly increase hostile pressure on
King Hussein. in Jordan, who
faces a stiff battle in his own
country against pro-Nasser ele'
ments.
Senator George Smathers. Flori'
da Democrat who heads the Dem
ocratic Senate Campaign Com
mittee. has reduced his maximum
victory prediction for Senate
Democrats from IL to IL. Smath.
ers still thinks the Democrats will
pick up 10 to IL Republican seats
but he formerly thought IL to
IA was a better guess.
Smathers credits the Middle
East crisis with improving Repub.
lican chances in these contests
but this analysis is not seconded
by Republican Senators. neces.
sarily. Some Republicans will ad.
nit. confidentially. that COP.
chances In the upper legislative
body in November are bleak. but
they don't concedc the loss of
IL seats.
They are fighting the double
disadvantage Of having more seats
at stake In the coming election
t2l to l3 and running in an off.
year. In the years when presiden.
tial races are not held the party
out of power additionally has the
advantage. The Republican Party
has won control of Congress only
a few times in the last Is years
and lost it in an Off.year during
President Eisenhower's term-in
1854.
President Eisenhower has warn.
ed Republicans not to admit de.
feat before the November 9Th
elections. but some COP leaders
are quite candid about the grim
prospects in the L. 5. Senate.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14

Chamber Of Publication e"ss"s
Affairs"
of industrial develop
Montana would be Legislative Mountaineering Mon
and must take full responsibility
leadership responsibility failure of business
climate
has his head under the sand
which, the long haul could spread
he enjoys and feels
generally good Lots Of cash and savings
banks those in keep EN- in spending
mood" Today great.
But-wha, kind security do have. Mr.. Businessman
While sleep trsnsite" takes place. Under ire
svss hepfuness Trojan Horse moved to Wshinsssns
Capitol HILL reckless. financial rampant wsh
public interests essins Private initiative starts 70 es'y~p
White Father ss aims
States gradually their 70 Federal
feeling aches and pains they sses
Of bare evpbosrds.
We in Montana face sad dilemma: businessmen
program Now let's get
industry everything offer EN-
Just offer these indus
why should industry into Montana?
climate that would WITH
ndisns? legislature reputation fer passing Ssed
that will Isw
developed who widely known fes
that dsvsispms"tf Hss
labor force been the dss"svs they careful 70 sv'
welcome 70 ndvstry-te create more sbs5
during the peak financial periods retired
planning installed facilities
educating children oveburden
podge school SYSTEM Have provided the
before moving In?
Montana craftsmanship and leadership
qualities: actively promoting good government and
business climate"
Perhaps with critical
industry vi" do will hudder and lay out
basic design for today will that will
business and industry Development
cell creative setien-lsSssvs
seen leave the problems themselves
businessmen end
You play both sides 81 the street
middle There middle ground
How oca! leaders do personally know and have
talking with What do really know about state
legislative candidates the kind will help Montana
they abons plum yard Of special interests? What
we'll the subjects
Does Montana really need property
e,ies could they higher: How do know:
samsandfood busy legislators with wir
all 90 0 influence anyone?
Do and advance
the legislature? If don't you'd better have serious
talk industrial dsvslopMe0t
will with legislative action that creates Industrial
incentive . hesithfvi business climate.
Certain Of business Interests have swsksnsd ses
weakening Their voices however still sssl end
the time ein with hsmi
sbev shs deal and business friends in1 ~
time for Aetienl
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14

Tokyo-Foreign Minister Al.
ichiro Fujiyama said in the Jap
anese Parliament recently that
Japan will file strong protest
10 the United States and ask ap-
preparation compensation for two
Japanese Coast Guard ships and
crews repeatedly exposed to radi.
alton outside the Eniwetok dan.
ger zone.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14

Hard work Is not as firing as
necessarily thinking about your
work.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-08-14
Editorial Comment

From The Montana Chamber Of Commerce Publ
Affairs"
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AUToM0BILEs F0R SALE

LINCOLN 1850 sedan: eris. I'M
and 2-tone leather interior; ny
dramatic; q peri. inner car. Pul
PRICE. s32e. low A. IS down
ssI per mo. WOLFE MOTORS
1888 N. Moore st.. Rosslyn. We.
IA. l-326f.
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LLOYD-WA0EN
DISTRIBUTORS
ALLIED MOTORS

German wonder car By Borg
ward; W 10 90 mi. per sal; u 1856
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SO De SOTO

FHedome COW. coupe;
power steering. powsT
brokes. .. and h.. Wv.
tires; sroy.
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ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th 81. NV. co. b.f40G
MERcKpEs 1855 model 2ID sedan
black el..a ., lgsury car with HYpRA 4
BOWMAN
BtudebaksF Packard Mercedes
1890 Ga. Ave, NV ia. $4,000
MERCEDEs-B BENZ 'b4 "IsO' 4-dT
sedan; excel. eond. $4,000 miles;
90 mi, per sal. must saerifce
offer, RA, 1881.
MERCURY 'B3 h.t. coupe: straight
S1g6; tEade-tefms. AP. 1885.
MERCURY 1850 4-dr.; 9. and h.
TAkoMA PoRD
STD Piney Bf. Rd.. 3. 3 JU. $1,000
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
MERcEDEe- BENZ 1855 3O0eL
AM.YM radio; real nice: al the
goodies.
Ourisman-Ma
Chevrolet
224l Nichols Ave. Sc.
LII. 3-1051

MERCURY So 4-dOor; green. Mere
0 al EssiS hss isa,, &c ,ss.rS
1hiriington shopDing center. Ar
Iington. Va Ov. $4,000.
MERCURY 1856 convertible coupe
blue and white 2-tone: equipment
includes power steering, Continental
kit. bTand-neW white TOP; only
S1.705. CCc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 END b. NV. RI. 7-26O0
MERCURY 1858 convertible coupe
. sSss lG.d s w P sessls2I.' 500
Wis. ave.
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AuToMoDILEs FoR sALE

FORD 'b0 PAiriAne V-h Club SEDAN
g and h, Fofdomatie: BUTLER
noNpEp; $500
LEE ID. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l 2ist 81. NV, ri. toni
FORns--'b7 Tudors. Perdors. con-
se e's osisial ears sra, Win nsW-car titis
terms and guarantee prastieaiiy
reduced, You'll save between
81 600 and $500. LOGAN lFoFdl
1850 goth ST. NV, Dt. T-6s00,
FoRD 1855 V-S Country sedan
wagon: extra clean IN appearance
and condition; 81 .B0h,
BROWN PONTIAC
1915 Wilson Blvd IA. 2-6Bb7
FORD 80 Victoria; Pordomatic, :,
and h.. oriG. black fniahi S09b.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
TIA W. Ave. NV, AID, 4-43O0
roRp 1872 1872. eonvsrsihlsi red, :,
BOWMAN EDSEL
Ta15 BALTIC. Ave.
college Park, Nd; UN, $4,000
FORD "a Custom q Ppracr
VALUE: SA4H, terms.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga. Ave. ia, a-4sO0
FORD '53 crestline VS. Victoria
rordomAtic. T. and h.. Wv tires,
black fnish. excellent condition
TRIANGLE FORD
3OlO Il. l. AVE NE. Ia, 0-lO0a
PORD So Bypass. Country sedan;
z. and h.. FordomAtie; a-tone paint,
clean. BUTLER BONDED. 81 daS'
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
IlI2l 2lst 81 NV. ri. TOM
FORD $50 PaiFlaRs VS. Pordor.
Fordomatle. 7. and h.. beautttul
medium. blue anish' one owner, real
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
l1lt VI, Ave, NV. AID. 4-430O
FORD 1855 station wagon 2-door
I;sss, : and b. excellent eond.'
BOWMAN EDSEL
1910 hntto. ave,
College PARK, Nd. uN, $4,000
FORD SO ta-ton pickup: blue. Z
cylinders. fully equipped; company
car. SSDb, .cHKRNkR -SHIRLfNd-
Ton ION , sInir!ins'ov sh0opPins !. s sSa
FORD 1856 station wagon; Pordo-
matte. radio. heater, other aeces-
sDriesi very clean, owner .d15
ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 irving St, NV AID. $500
FORD '6b Pairlane VS.: auto drive.
2. and h., town sedan. power
HoRNkRs CORNER. 40 years Z
Buick dealer, Fla. ave. ne. 81 9th.
PoRD 1850 PofdoF: 7. and b.,
special tas
BOWMAN EDSEL
-7sl5 Baltic. Ave =.
College Park. Nd. uN. 4-se0C
PoRp 81 VS. Tudor station was.
%; IoEdomaiie. =. and h.: tor
HILL & SANDERS
wash's Oldest Pord Dealer
liza VI. Ave. NV. AID. 4-t300
PoRD 1855 VS. Victoria Tudor
haFdtop. beautiful turquoise and
white On. fully equipped With power
steering, power brakes, power win
doWs. Fordomattc. ?. and h., W-g
tires. etc. Priced to sell So95. ear
finance with SOS down,
Royal Motors tPlymouth)
lti00 Ga. Ave. NV TA. s-ss0l
FORD 1889 VS. Tudor. Fordo-
matte. 2 and h. excel, rond
and buy d $500. RA 5-3t41
FORD 1888 FAiriAne Victoria hard
top. VS. with power pack. Fordc-
matte. radio, heater. bendtx elee
fuel pump. seat covers. blue and
white with Wv tires; a.ot,O miles
excellent condition, si,5aS. NE.
s-iSss, Ext sos
PORD 80 ThundeTeirc white ana
red nnish 2 tops. automatic tr1ns-
mtasions only s.. 900 miles, S2,Tad.
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"a CHEVROLET

2-door hordtop. green;
rodio ond heoier. Power
glide ond Wv. tires.
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AUToMoBILEs goa SALE
ISETTA

l0E1 Ia
Up 10 90 miles per gallon Of gas.
See this amazing car today. Dis
tributor for Isetta,
5000 p a r.
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FORD 80 Fairlane; Rood eond.,
equipped. APPROX. $4,000; being
tfansleFfad, must sell; $1,000. ~,
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"a PLYMOUTH

BeIvedsrs hordtop. block
and green, rodio and
hsotsr. poverflits. white
vol tires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
IS De SOTO

FFsfIite 4-dooV. yellow
and block, fodio and
heoter. white oll tires,
power steering, power
brakes.
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HILL & SANDERS
BOWMAN EDSEL

I Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer
Il1lt VI, Ave, NV. AID. ASSOC
FORD 1855 station wagon 2-door:
green. =, and h.. excellent eond,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

IMPERIAL 'sT Lenaron 4-dooF;
loaded With extras, air eond.. p,s..
? D., Pw.. Da. 4, and h., Wv.
tires; Ike pev; Sfas down - ,sa6
ROYAL CHRYStakR, INC, 1901
r. ]. ave. ne. WA. T-1u00.
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HILLMAN
BELL MOTORS

II Years In the Same Localiou
SOTO Wis. Ave. wO. $4,000
81 4-door sedan: fully
b. Wv tires. many any sxsSas: Ike
new, tt9A doHn S3.bo5. ROYAL
cHRYsLER, INC. 5vol n. I. ave.
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12lo BALTIC. Ave,
College Park, Nd uN. $4,000
FORD so h-ton pickup: blue. Z
cylinders. fully equipped; company
car. SS95, cdERNEfl- SHIRLfNd-
TON. Shirlington shopping GEN.
ter, Arlington. Va. Ov, 3-490D.
FORD 1856 station wagon; Pordo-
matte, radio, heater. other Access
s0ries; very clean; I owner 81 sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

DODGE so: looks and runs spleen
did; $50 down, SIS month. Roper
Motor. La 6-270o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

l437 Trving ST, NV AID. 4-S500
EORD '5b Pairinne VS.; auto drive:
2. and h., town sedan, power
steering, 4-Way seats: 81 500
HORNER'B CORNER. 40 years q
Buick dealer, Pa. ave. ne. at 9th.
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Monterey 4-door. green
and white. rodio and
hsoter. vhits-voIl tires.
Mercomotie. pov sT
steering. power brekss.
excellent condition.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16
Findlay Moose Cagers To Entertain
Lavelli All-Stars At Cory -Rawson Gym.

Local basketball fans are looking
forward to an important date on the
sport calendar-January 25-when
the Findlay Moose cage team, unde-
feated in the Findlay "Y" league, will
be host to the Dante Lavelli All Stars
of Cleveland at the Cory-Rawson
high school gym.
In addition to seeing some of their
native sons in action as members of
the F'indlay team, local sports fans
are anticipating an unusual show
from Lavelli's Cleveland team. 1t in
cludes four top notch ex-college play
ers including Jim Dilling, former All
American from Holy Cross, John
Kesock 81" All Ohio at John Car
rol and most valuable player on the
AL Army team in the National AAU
championships Jim Lawless of John
Carroll and John Hollis, little All
American from Case Tech, round out
a formidable squad. a ~
The Moose will floor an outstand-
ing team which has not lost a "Y'
league game in the past two years.
1t includes such stars as former
Blufftonite Neil Schmidt, Findlay
high football coach and former All
Big Ten selection while at Purdue,
Jim Howe, also of Bluffton, Bob
Moore of Findlay's State Champion
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-16

Hauenstein on Work of the Fedora
tion, which will be followed by a
business meeting