The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 March 1954 — Page 3

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Plans To Keep Audits A Secret INDIANAPOLIS. March 18.— (I TP)-Robert Wickersham. chief examiner of the State Board of Accounts, threatened today to keep audits of field examiners secret. Governor Craig, informed of the threat, summons'd Wicker-.-Oiam to a conference and indicated he will suggest the plan be abandoned. For many years, newsmen obtained from the board reports on kx al community audits whicn levealed irregularities. But Wickersham proposed that all such official reports be ccret. He said he would disclose an audit only on specific request. Newsmen aigued they had uo uay of knowing when a specific audit rej»ort was available. They said newspaper editors exi>e<’t the state boaid to refx»rt when audits show' that total officiais have gone astray from the law. Wi» kersham said he was criti< i/,ed hikI threatened with one l.bel suit during the pad year I r publiciz it-; unlanful nr g ularities of pulrlii - olfn tats. He aid he felt cert am audits rrj-orting lihgal tma icial <lea!iiigri were correct, but when the n ! egulai it n were publicized, the piihhc official often made amends and county grand juries then rrfu.ed fo mdi't Uio., charged News nen cited similar ca >e:s m lepoitmg arrests <d alleged cnniuials who later were a'-quit-ted.

—HI.FVEN K1 IM»KT imposed on the local teiard w&» for three Tbose responding to this call were: Donald Dee Carson. Roachdale i transferred to Houston, Texas!. Carroil Edward Jones, Greencastle Clyde Allen Bu>s. Coatesville A ciiartered bus with regisli ants from Terre Haute. Brazil and Greencastle left at 7:45.

Classified Ads FOR SALE. Started and day I old baby chicks. White Rock and ! New Hampshire red cockerels, 10c each. Record's Hatchery, phone 770-R, 10 E. Franklin. 18-lt. lam t wait foi a poor stand to tell you that your glam drill is ' -dealing crop production. Why not drop in and let 'is show you ! how a M' Cormi< k MF Grain Drill will seed grain, di.-ti ibute fertiliz- • •i and sow grass sc* 1 accurately I it -pecds up to s Mi’ll Wcc. nci Impleinenl Co. 124 No. Jackson Lst. ' 18-lt.

It s Blackwood On Bridge Playere Battle To Avoid Taking Trick Contrary to the usual practice, today's hand was a battle between Mr Dale and Mr. Chami oion. the former trying to give tway a tnck and the latter trying | to avoid winning it. •South dealer Neither S'de vulnerable North (Mr. Abel) S - K 7 6 3 H - 8 D - K y 9 6 2 C - K 8 5 West East i Mr. ^ Itampioa) (Mrs. Keen) iS-y S - A J 10 9 2 H - Q 6 .3 H - 9 D-875 D - J 10 4 3 ! C - A Q J 9 6 2 C - 10 7 4 South (Mr. Dale) S - 8 5 4 H-AKJ 10 7542 D - A C - 3 The bidding: South West North East

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4 H All Pass The field of battle was the heart suit and Mr. Dale won out because he was lucky enough to have been dealt the deuce. Mr. Champion opened the queen of spades and it was ducked all around. After looking over the dummy he felt pretty gloomy about his chances of beating the contract He could see one spade winner, one heart and one club,

but no more.

REST DEFENSE At the same time Mr. Dale was feeling pessimistic about his chances of making the contract. With no entry to the board, it seemed that he would have to lose a club, three spades and possibly

a heart.

As usual, Mr. Champion put up the best possible defense. At trick two he cashed the ace of clubs, then shifted to the eight of diamonds. Mr. Dale was in with the ace of diamonds and he realized that the only way he could get those three tricks on the board was to throw Mr. Ch;impion in and have him return a club or a diamond.

At trick four he laid down the ace of hearts. Mr. Champion, sensing the true situation, started to get out of the way, playing the six spot. HAD TO IX)SE Mr. Dale’s worries were not over yet. What if Mrs. Keen's nine of hearts was a false-card? What if she had two small heails and Mr. Champion had the queen doubleton ? In that case, the next heart lead would have to be a small one, not the king. In other words, Mr. Dale had to lose a heart trick as he would be set if he led spade* himself at the end of the hand. He made the right play. He

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cashed the king of hearts. Sir. Champion dropped the queen b ^ j then the deuce was led and Mr. j Champion had to win with the trey. Here either a club or a diamond return would put dummy in and enable Mr. Dale to discard his losing spades.

NORTHWESTERN INDIANA ABERDEEN’-ANGFS SPRING SALE, MARCH 25, 1954 12:00 NOON Consisting of: 20 BITJLS 50 FEMALES NEWTON COI’N'TY FAIR GROFNDS, KENTLAND, INDIANA Aoctionccrs: Col. Ham Jones, Col. Tug Ea.stbiirn. Col. Ray Tuttle JOHN ADE, SALE MANAGER, Brook. Indiana

FOR SALS: At The I. B. M. Job Site, Greencastle Several temporary buildings, used by contractors for offices and storage. Built from new fir.4 class materials, one year ago. Size from 12x24 to 16 x 40. Buildings must be moved immediately upon sale. TERMS _ CASH. WERMUTH, INC.

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