The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 April 1955 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955. ‘

AVGWELL WOMEN’S LEAGUE W Put. Fro*en Foods 71 : Indiana Gas & Water 68 2

1 Jones Resaurant 59 Public Service 46 1 2 ! Panellers 46 Mack’s Place 35 I Montgomery Ward .. 30

Roachdale Electric .. 28*4 OTU High Individual Game: Brattain and Domasco 187. High Individual Series: Brattain 514. High Team Game: Putnam Co. Frozen Foods 764. High Team Series: Putnam Co. Frozen Foods 2271. Over 425: Brattain 514, Shinn 492, Monnett 467. Smithers 449. Almon 454, Huffman 433, Spurlock 445, Etter 441, O. Masten 432, Bunchfield 429, McCullough 428. Public Service, 1825; Mack’s Place, 1742. Jones Restaurant, 2174; Indiana Gas & Water, 2119. Panellers, 2043; Montgomery Ward, 1982. Putnam Co. Frozen Food, 2271; Roachdale Electric, 1996.

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FIRST-CITIZENS BANK WOMEN’S LEAGUE W L Coan Pharmacy 64 32 Swick’s Restaurant 63 H* 32 , / 4 Mac’s Men’s Wear .... 62 34 Wayne Feeds 53 43 Cox & Matthews 42 54 Stoner Ins 37 59 Canno’s Clothing .... 35 61 First-Citizens Bank .. 27'5 68 1 -.. High Individual Game; Mostoller and Smithers 201. High Individual Series: Smithers 536. High Team Game: Coan Phaimacy 794. High Team Series: Coal Pharmacy 2252 . Series Over 425: Smithers 536, Mosteller 499, Almon 496, McCullough 490, Brattain 485, Domasco 484, Cromer 464, Monnett 164, Von Tress 446, Swope 434, Irwin 432.

TINTED WINDSHIELDS CUT VISIBILITY AT NIGHT

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LOS ANGELES— (UP)—Dr. Heinze Haber of the University of California’s institute of transportation and traffic engineering reports that tests show night visibility is cut as much as 45 per cent by colored glass in auto windshields. The tinted glass does not keep out much daytime glare either, he said, and its cmy significant advantage is in keeping out the soil’s heat rays on a warm day.

FOR SALE: Beautiful coun•y home sold with or without additional 33 acres, suitable for subdividing, 2 miles south on State Rd. 43. Home is 6 years >ld, full basement, Hardwood floors, copper guttering, aluminum storm windows and doors, installed Hot Point dish washer, automatic heat, long living room with fireplace, screened porch, large flag stone terrace, beautifully landscaped. Shown by appointment. Robert Gould. Phone 1344 or 7069-M. 18-tf. FOR SALE: RCA small screen TV with A M and FM radio and outside amena; RCA table radio and Magic Chef apt. size gas stove. Will sell cheap. Phone 707-W or 607 N. Jackson St. 18-20-2U THRIFT SHOP: Boy’s blue flannel suit, size 16, beige suit, size 16-18; Formals. Gladys Thompson, 623 Anderson, phone 1167. 18-2t.

Within two hours after she and several other prominent members of Arthur Godfrey’s television "gang” had been summarily fired, singer Marion Marlowe signs a contract with Ed Sullivan Fight) to make at least six appearances on his “Toast of the Town" TV show at $3,000 a performance. Sullivan said he also was trying to sign the Mariners, a male quartet that likewise felt the Godfrey ix.

jits Blackwood On Bridge Muzzy Takes A Look At j Rule Look For A Change , Mr. Muzzy has little respect ;'or the Laws of the game but tolay he was observed thumbing through the book of laws which he borrowed from Mr. Judge. He had been penalized several times recently for infractions of the rules and on corr^^nts lodged by Mr. Champion. North dealer. Neither ifd# vulnerable. NORTH Mr. Champion A A 9 3 V A Q 6 5 0 7 3 2 : * A K 10

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FOR SALE: Thayer baby car-

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hound with collar. M. Neal, RED i, Roachdale. Phone Morton, 437

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FOR SALE Good used davenport, just $19.50. Nice living . 100m suite, $29.50. Davenport end 2 matching chairs, beautiful velour cover, $69.50. Used 3 piece bedroom suite, includes vanity, chest and bed in waterfall walnut finish, $59.50. Eight piece dining room suite, dark w’alhut finish, only $29.50.. See these .bargains today ar Horace Link & Co. 18-20-21. 3t

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The bidding: North East South West 1 y Dbl. 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 3 A Past 4 A AH Pass He was smiling slyly when this hand came up. His partner led the jack of diamonds and he cashed the ace, king and queer. He then shifted to the queen of clubs and dummy’s king won At this point he asked: “What’s trumps ?” Mr. Champion snorted at the delay. “We don’t have to tell ymi that,” he growled. PLAYERS’ RIGHTS But on prompting from Mr. Muzzy, Mr. Judge read clause 43

of the laws which says that any player is entitled to be inform- • ed what the contract is and 4 ' whether or not. by whom, it was j doubled or redoubled. So Mr. Champion gave in and : stated that the contract was J four spades, not doubled. Mr. Muzzy wasn’t through yet. ! “Just a mintfte," he said, “rend clause 44. will you. Judge?" Mr. Judge complied and Mr. Muzzy grinned triumphantly. He had ! made a point. Clause 44 required dummy to put the trumps to his right. Mr. Champion had followed the practice of many players by laying the suits down in no particular order. Here he had placed the trumps to his left. Reluctantly he changed them over. But he had the last word. “What will you do, Muzzy, when dummy is out of trumps?” he asked. A NICE PI .AY’ Mr. Abel made four spades by a nice play. Figuring Mr. Muzzy for the king of hearts by reason of his takeout double, he avoided the heart finesse. He played the are of hearts from dummy at trick five, then cashed all of his spades. Dummy’s last three cards were the queen of hearts and the are-ten of chibs. Mr. Muzzy had the king of hearts and the jack-five of clubs. Mr. Abel had left the jack of hearts, the nine of clubs and a trump. He led the* trump, disrarding the queen of hearts from the board. Mr. Muzzy was squeezed. To throw the heart woidd make Mr. Abel’s jack good. He dropped a club, hut Mr. Abel led a club and went tip with the ace in dummy, dropping the jack and making the ten good for the game-going triek.

i ALTHOUGH troubled by a touch of bursitis in his .right shoulder, President Eisenhower (top) tossesic,*ut the curtain-raising pitch of 1 ! the 1955 major league baseball season, as Washington c lub ownei j Clark Griffith looks on. Leadoff man Billy Cox of the Baltimore | 1 Orioles (bottom) strikes out in the first action of the game. Catcher j j is Bruce Edwards, umpire Eddie Remmel. Ike rubbed a raL ut’s fc-rt j in the sixth inning with Washington trailing and the home team j j came on to whip the Orioles, 12-5. Ike has yet to see the S n: * >; ; J lose a season opener.

handy new way to buy salt! Look for this package. Packed 3 to a carton. Iodized or plain. New MORTON SALTERS Ready-filled shakers for stove and table Disposable Morton Salters are elegant enough to grace your family table... plasticwrapped. colorfast, sturdy, moistureproof ... with plastic shake or pour tops.. 3Va" tall. Holds t oz. salt.

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.—.Vi 1 I . 4 i . V 4-,» 4>1 , , 4£, .44, 4 4 4' J. 444j . , 4 _4 A 4 ........ . .A 4.4. , 4 4. - ^ ^ . 4 444 4. 44 AJ J 4 - . C State lk artment, confers with Senator William Danger <R). North Dokota, before testifying at a closed session of Danger’s Senate judiciary subcommittee. The group decided to open the public it' hear ngs on the controversal discharge of Corsi by Secretary of Senate John Foster Dulles.^ nONV'ITS SIT, ASK THREE RPpRCS"

FOR SALE: Reconditioned Ebonite Pedler clatinet, like new. Kersey Music Store. 18-3t. FOR SALE: 1952 Plymouth club coupe in good mechanica 1 ! condition. Clean inside and out. Priced to sell quick. Farmers I Supply Used Car Lot, 310 North Jackson St. 18-2t.

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mice. F.citz han ihiuoi.’ plat/ 2398; Charles J.an pi Re 179 fro::, the province o? Manitoba. Doth have their old plate:; on heir garage walla, but neither new oJ the otha) - 3 collection, 'lough each had worked for the Powers Co. 35 years, until a recent chance conversation.

MAN WANTED: Are you dissatisfied with your work ? Would you like a business of your own in Greencastle. If so, write Rawleigh’s, Dept. IND-451-GG, Freeport, 111. 18-2t. FOR SALE—Custom Motorola radios for most 1955 cars, $49.95. Kersey Music Store. M-W-F-tf.

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FOR SALE- 1947 Oldsmobile, practically new motor. If you need a second car at a bargain, come in and drive this one and satisfy yourself. Farmers Supply Used Cai Lot 310 Nvrth Jackson St. 182t FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1949 V-8 Ford 2 door sedan; 1951 14 ton Ford pick-up truck; 1951 Packard 8 with overdrive, new paint and A-l throughout. All cars priced for pick sale. Open 8:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Coatesville Body Shop, Coatesviile, Indiana. 18-3t. Private instructions on a!, band instruments and accordion. Inquire at Kersey Music Store. M-W-F-tf. THIS SORT OF THING COULD BECOME A HABIT

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Convicts at the Huntsville, Tex., state prison sit and sprawl around ; an exercise yard as 52 mental cases, ex divate and disciplinary problems earn,' ona sit-down strike to break demands for three, in- j

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CHICAGO—(Uf I—Two employes of the Powers Regulator Co. in suburban CkjKie have had the same license pkite numbers for 44 year®. Elmer \7. Reitz of Highlaad Park 111., export »•. anager of the firm, and Paul Charles, Winnepeg. Manitoba, Can . first received their respective numbers in 1912 and have been reissued the same numbers every year

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