The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1955 — Page 6

ctrtkf i«i rAiJ.rn off WASHINGTON. Nov. 2—<UP> —AFL President George Meaney and the AFL Teamsters Union are free of an embarrassing problem today. The AFL National Office Workers unkm called off a threat to picket next Friday’s dedication of the Teamsters new five million dollar headquarters set which Meany is to speak. CIO—PC HOLD MEETING CHICAGO, Nov. 2 (UP) A long-sought compromise has been reached on which to base ieg> tiations in the three-month-old strike of CIO United Auto Workers against four Perfect Circle Corp. plants, federal mediators announced today. Company and union agreed to negotiate ae new contract only at the New Castle, Ind., foundry, scene of an Oct. 5 shotgun riot which wounded nine persons. Only at New Castle is the UAW’s majority undisputed. 11 FAMILES ROUTED INDIANAPOLIS, Noc. 2 — (UP)—An apartment house fire Tuesday routed 11 families from from their homes and took the

) life of a 50-year-old fire insurance agent.

MILD BEAST AT LARGE WIXAMAC. Ind. Nov. 2 - (UP)—A wild animal, possibly a ! lion, ran a deer into a fence and ate part of it, a farmer reported today. This is the third week a beast (escribed as a puma, panther and mmintain lion has been re- ! ported in thet Logansport area. PC WORKER IS BEATEN NEW CASTLE. Ind. Nov. 2 — ! 'UP)—A Perfect Circle Corp. vorker who resigned from the CIO United Auto Workers Union when the first violence in the dispute occurred, reported to authorities he was beaten. by three hooded men who called him a “scab” and threatened to kill him. Kenneth McCarty, 30, a local resident but who works in the firm’s Hagerstown plant, said he was aroused by noises on his back porch about midnight Monday.

service was issued by Adam® Cir- 1 cult Judge Myles Parrish yesterday. The action against Jimmie Hairless and his mother. was brought by trustees of the Pleasant Grove U nited Brethren church who charged their members were ktpt off the church grounds by persons armed with an ax and a shotguin.

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HOLD SECOND FUNERAL WESTFIED, Nov. 2—A second funeral service will be held Thursday for Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, past national ptresident of the WCTU.

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Oa v r H ' > '-:res 'ana qurte errrrectly) that when Mr. Muzzy is ! playing a hand, the time to reJax is after the contract has been made and entered on the score. Mr. Muzzy took three rounds of trumps to make sure they were all out and then spread the hand, claiming his contract. “As advertised.’ he sa^d, wittily. Mrs. Keen remarked that she thought the hand should be play-

ed out.

“Why it's cold,’ answered Mr. Muzzy bravely, although now

there was hint of in voice. “I'm trumping my two losing diamonds in dummy.” “Indubitably,” persisted Mrs. Keen, “but may I ask what you’re going to do with the seven of hearts?" “I'll tell you what he’s going to do with it,” put in Mr. Champion angrily. “He’s going to lose it.” HEART LOST That was right, of course. There was no way to avoid the loss of a heart trick to Mrs. Keen’s jack.

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Mr. Champion forcefully explained that Mr. Muzzy should have played dummy's ace of spades at trick two. Then he could have entered his hand twice with clubs to lead his two remaining diamonds and ruff them on the board. Now two heart leads would

show up the situation in that suit. At that point the lead of the queen of spades would put Miss Brash in, with nothing left but spades and diamonds. A return of either suit would enable Mr. Muzzy to discard his seven of hearts while ruffing in dummy.

CHURCH SERVICES DECATUR, Nov 2 A permanent restraining order a^ains interference of a rural church

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Blackwood On Bridge Mr. Muzzy Is In Error When Counting Chickens “What’s the trump?” inquired Mr. Muzzy as Mrs. Keen’s opening lead, the king cf diamonds, was la-id on the table. South dealer. East-West Vulnerable. NORTH Mr. Champion 4 A 5 V 10 5 4 3 ♦ 6 '*K 10 6532

Clubs . . five clubs,” screamed Mr. Champion. “We just finished bidding it two seconds ago.” Thus, in the customary spirit of confidence and hannony, the Muzzy-Champion combination started off another hand. Mrs. Keen won the first trick and, when she saw the dummy, switched to the nine cf spades. The five was played from dummy and Miss Brash won with the king and returned her singleton heart. Mr. Muzzy bounced up with the ace of hearts and winked at Mr. Champion to let him know tha-t everything was under control. A STONY STARE Mr. Champion responded to this pleasantry with a stony

Re-Elect NORMAN PEABODY Republican Candidate Clerk-Treasurer ‘Tour vote and influence will be appreciated”

STAG PARTY AND HSH fRY Friday, November 17 P. M. Deer Creek Coon Hunters Association At Club Hou~e.

Bookkeeping Quarterly Taxes Financial Siate^ents DONALD RILEY Public Accountant

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