The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1955 — Page 3

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fWE DAftY BANNER, GREENCA'^TLE, INCiAKA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1955.

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Ftat^ <vf inriramr *'' ' • ' Putnam. ** In tha Put: t’ ClrrutT f'otirt. January Term, if*.', In l)>e matter of estate r>f S-, ttuel U*»e. d«*cea*«-f1 K^ta*. N*, ■ <;.% >«TirK TO \M I’l ltsoNa iNTKHK«Ti:n i> r»«K i>i \ it:

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Notice is tier«t*\ RoMihdale Hank a A«lmlniHtrators of t' ed estate, h.i ■ i t . - their final a<count inent of said <«t.ii. same will come up f ation an>) a* tion <>f

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•warmers indicate possible daniagc t« your home. F<ir lanpoction and Kstlinates, call

; i.*, 3rii of February. U;E a* which time all persons interested in said .state are required to ap-i-.-.ir in - .id court and show cause, if ny th.-re be. why said accouu. sli«.uld not he approved. And the ,cirs of “aid decedent and all others interested are also required nd i ike j.r-.of of their heirship or c!<wm to any part of

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R s hdale Bank A Trust Co. Personal R<-p’"esentative

John H. Allee.

.ludire of Putnam Circuit Court Mtorney for Kstate

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.— Sen. Morse, the Oregon independent who lost his two big committee posts two years ago after he broke with the Republicans, got a prized new assignment Monday. He'll serve on Foreign Relations.

tees also ditched the chetishe 1 seniority rule enorgh to giv coveted assignm nts to two veterans newly returned as freshmen— Sens. Barkley of Kentucky and O'Mahoney of Wyoming. Barkley was assigned to Foreign Relations and also to in

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Morse was assigned by the D mocratie Steering Committee not only to the Foreign Relations Committee, one of the most desirable in the Senate to man> lawmakers, but also to Banking and Currency.

Democrats filling the majority sides of all the Senate commit-

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On Bridge

Refusal To Win Any Trick In Good Suit Pays Off Old Mrs. Fusty yields ta no ne, not even Miss Brash, in | i hing the defensive bidding, i M s Brash would have clone better to Jet her partner's double of 1 l°ur 1 lubs stan.l in today’s deal, but tii t is not her style. She elected to try for the vulnerab' game at four no trump. North dealer. North-South vul-

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Mrs Fusty absolutely refuses I . discuss a hand after it is play- | ■ ! end therefore we will never j know from what ancient store of j k: nvledge she dug up the sensa- | ti n 1 play she made to defeat (this ro'-’ract. But that detracts | nothing from the devasting effect of the play. Mr. Meek led the deuce of i lubs, an obvious singleton, and Bnnimy’s lone king went on. Mrs. Fusty d;d not immediately play the ace, which caused an exIcnge of puzzled glances among i i° kibitzers, if there was ever a good place for an ace, this appeared to be it. Deep In Thought Mrs. Fusty continued to think. Stic believed she could win three tub tricks; na more, because M' . Abel undoubtedly had four to the ten. If Mr. Abel could ihcn win the next ten tricks,

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THE ONLY GOP job vacancy in the 84th Congress—Republican policy chairman — Is occupied by, Senator Styles Bridges (R), New Hampshire (above). He succeeds Homer Ferguson, Michigan, defeated in last fall’t elections. Bridges was president pro tempore of the Senate. {International)

Vice Witness

PEGGY SANDS hides her face with her hands and coat collar as she emerges from New Y’ork district attorney’s office after hours cf questioning in connection with the upcoming trial of oleo heir Mickey Jelke. He is accused of procuring girls for prostitution as “call girls." Miss Sands is free under $2,500 baiL (International)

there was no hope tor the defenders. If there was any hope at ail. it had to be because Mr. Meek had all three of the other suits stopped. And if he did, the cashing of three clubs at the start would squeeze him out of those sio'ppers. Mrs. Fusty thought some more. Mr. Meek hadYmly one club and so the cashing of just two clubs would undoubtedly force him to give up a stopper in one of the

other suits. Club Tru k Fatal Good thinking. But the old girl wasn't finished yet. She finally realized that taking even one club trick would be fatal. Suppose she won with the ace ot clubs and returned another suit. Mr. Abel could win and lay down the 10 of clubs, forcing her to win and putting a deadly squeeze on Mr. Meek. So at trick one Mrs. Fusts calmly played the four of clubs.

The kibitzers obviously thougM she had lost her mind. But that didn't help Mr. Abel. In spit# ol the fact that the finesse of the queen of hearts was .successful, he could not win more than three spades, two hearts, threa diamonds and the club- nm« tricks in all. Try out all the variations. You will find that Mrs. Fusty'* refusal to win any tricks at all n her good seven-card suit waa the only way to beat the hand.

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