The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 August 1955 — Page 6

PAr.B SIX WEDNESDAY, ATT.rST 10, US5. the DAftir banner, greencastle, Indiana

FINCASTLE lister Zachary returned to hi., ■home this week after a trip with his brother through the West. Our community was well replesented at the county fair thi? week end. Mr. an<! Mrs. Joe Brothers and family, Miss Carol! Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfeltei ■pent Sunday with Mrs. Maude Brothers. They all called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sutherlin in Russellville in the afternoon. Miss Nancy Huber left Thursday for a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Luther .Steel"

Jr., and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele, Sr., over the ! week end. Mrs. Rex Boswell and children are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harmless and family while Mr. Boswell is in a hospital at Great Lakes Training Center for observation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mendleing and daughter and Mrs. Gerald i Thompson and daughter called I on Mrs. Mary Bridges Sunday afternoon. Gene Clodfelter arrived home | Saturday morning from Ft. ! Eustis, Va., where he has been

in summer training. Among those winning ribbo"‘; 'on 4-H work at the county fa r , were Martha Mandleco and Sa:a and Nancy Boiden. Eimer nays who has been quite sick is some better at this I time. M/S Harry James Johnson and wife and sons from San An- ; tonio, Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone a few days this I week as they were on their way J to a fort in New York to await | orders to leave for overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden and

duueht-r? and Mr; Nona Routh J visited Mrs. Esther Lyon and i Lynda Wednesday evening and j helped Esther celebrate her ! birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clodf^it-t I and family moved Monday to j Greenca -A '.e. Mr. a id Mrs. Ross Peck, Mrs. i Mary Grubb. Maynard Grubb land Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitehead and Lynda called on Mr ! and Mrs. Alfred Stone Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart are visiting in Michigan this I week.

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J NEW MAYSYILI.E Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston* on Sunday and during the week were, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts and son's of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Long of near Greencastle, Glen Hall of Clayton and Hazel McGraw. Bobby’ Johnston spent Saturday night with Kenneth Sebers i at Indianapolis. Mrs. Irene Stanley and children spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Scott near Pittsboro. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward on ! Sunday and during the week, were Mr. and Mrs. Max Ward j and family of Fairmount, 111. Mr. | and Mrs. Monta Scroggins of Indianapolis. O. E. Cramer of Groveland, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ward and family, Eldon Stanley, Violet Leak and uaughter. Arthur Allgood of Indianapolis spent Monday with Orville Johnson a-nd son

More Bibles have been published in the past 10 years than were printed in the preceding 40 years.

Patients are admitted to U. S. hospitals at the rate of one every two seconds.

It s Blackwood On Bridge Mr. Muzzy Scorns Masters Timing Mr. Muzzy bows to no man In his ability to find the wrong play, however obscure it may be. He was sitting behind Mr. Masters when the hand was played and he registered strong disapproval of the way Mr. Masters handled it.

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South dealer. East • West vulnerable. NORTH Mrs. Keen A A 9 5 V Q 8 4 ♦ A 7 2 41 J 8 4 3 WEST EAST Mr. Meek Mr. Abel A K g J 48 10 842 V J 7 2 V 10 9 ♦ J 10 9 3 ♦QS 48K10 6 * Q 9 7 5 2 SOUTH Mr. Masters A 7 6 3 V A K 6 5 3 ♦ K 6 5 4 A A The bidding: South West North East 1 V Pass 2 ♦ Pass 8 ♦ Pass 3 V Pass 4 V All Pass It was" another case where the pulling of opponents trumps had to be postponed and where th"' Liming had to be perfect. When Mr. Meek led the king of spades and the dummy went went down, Mr. Masters saw that he had to lose at least two spades and a- diamond. The problem was to avoid the loss of two diamonds. This would be easy’ if diamonds broke 3-3. But if they broke 4-2, Mr. Masters would have to try to ruff a diamond in dummy without getting it overruffed. KEY PLAY He won the first trick with dummy’s ace of spades. He cashed dummy's queen of hearts, which was the last trump lead he could make for the moment Now he shifted to a low diamond. Mr. Abel played the eight and Mr. Masters played low, as did Mr. Meek. This was the key play and a beautiful bit of timing, but Mr. Muzzy’ didn’t think so. Subtly, be made a wry face and held his nose. Mr. Abel came out with a spade and Mr. Meek cashed two tricks in that suit and returned a trump. Mr. Masters won with the king of hearts, led a diamond to dummy’s ace and returned dummy’s last diamond. LAST TRUMP When Mr. Abel did not ruff, he won with the king, led his last diamond and ruffed with dummy’s last trurhp. This was the situation he had hoped for. . . .that if one. opponent were short in diamonds, he would also be short in trumps. He got back to his hand by ruffing a club, picked up Mr. Meeks last trump and spread the hand. If he had taken as many as two rounds of trumps, early, the enemy could have led the last trump off the board when they were in with a diamond. And if he had led the ace, king and another diamond starting at trick three, Mr. Meek could have won the third round and led a fdurth diamond for Mr. Abel to ruff. “There was nothing to the hand,” said Mr. Muzzy, who fav-

ored the last line of play men- way," defend'd Ve*. ''Tb* tioned above. “You sure played only difference t you’d it the hard way. Masters.^ have ended up with just nine “You’d have played it the easy’ tricks.”

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