The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 May 1957 — Page 3

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Sheinwc d on Bridge Unnecessary Finesse Dooms Declarer By Alfred Sln-i mokl Finesses are very usef their place, but .!■>• ,t p try a fine.,- - that the contract. West opened U ades, continued \v spades, and then spades. East <!s. and South ruff 1 wi .n t a. ii ;e of hearts. South saw the ace-queen of clubs in his hand, i .1 Ih.s combination sp< lled the w id “finc-

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W st won with the king of . ibs a .d led another high spade.

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East discarded his last club, and South had to ruff. NO WAY OUT Now there was no way for South to cash the ace of clubs. If South drew trumps, he would lose a trick to the jack of clubs; if he failed to draw trumps, East would ruff the ace o clubs. There was no need to take the club inesse. After ruffing the V third round of spades, the correct play is to take the ace of clubs and give up a club. South is then in position to ruff two clubs with dummy’s high trumps. The contract is therefore safe from all harm. DAILY QUESTION Partner deals and bids one heart. The next player bids one spade. You hold: Spades 8 7 3 2

! Hearts 7 2 Diamonds A 8 7 3 Clubs K 9 4. What do you say? Answer; Pass. You cannot raise with only two hearts, and the hand is far too poor for any other free bid.

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LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UP) — Secretary of Agriculture E era Taft Benson opened a 10-dny conference of International Fc leration of Agricultural Pro lur :rs at Purdue University Mor 1 ‘y wilh

I a plea for world cooperation to solve agricultural problems. Some 200 delegates from 35 countries heard Benson say he sees the means “toward a common market” among European nations as ‘‘adding much to the economic strength of the European community.” “The cooperative way in agriculture is no longer on trial,” Benson said. Benson said the United States will not engage in “any cutthroa race” for markets abroad ever, though it will push its farm ex port program. “The United States will com pete fairly in the world,” he said Benson said it was a “shocking indictment of man’s intelligence’ Jiat millions of persons still go to bed hungry each night in parts A the world. Benson said restrictions or. amounts of imports are tfu most formidable trade barrier nd said such restrictions are a aore serious problem than tariffs. Highlight of the first meeting of the IFAP was a telegram from President Eisenhower which stressed the worldwide need foi improving diet and distribution of food.

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* FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY FREE, that’s the idea the Daytona Beach, Fla., people want you to get from this. Daytona place where the oceanside sand is packed like concrete. (International)^

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"Reverend, we're going to start saving for a home of our own from the verg first dagl” Sm *'t bride— hope she knows what to do with the cash in 1 t ; bank. We can help her own her home sooner if she ] i s her funds in a down-payment savings account here. If you, too. are planning on owning: Talk over your plans with one of our savings counselors. He can te^xou just how long and how much you'll need to s n itilarly to have the needed down-payment when you want it. s* Open a Down-payment Savings Account. As you save, we add i s to boost your account. And, an extra bonus is yours for regular saving. fc- Of course, your funds are always insured safe to $10,000 by a i agency of the U. S Government. 1 . : •cr. Open your Down-payment Savings Account today. It s j joke .. .where you sa\e doc 5 make the difference.

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Suddenly, shortly after lunch on February 5th, an enthe city block in Iteno, Nevada was ripped apart by a big blast. This was quickly followed by two or m ne jarring explosions and a raging four hour fire. The results were tragic: Six bu.dncss buildings completely d e - stroyed, two others badly damaged, ten re'ail establish m e n t s forced to close along with seveial offices. Two killed—forty injured. The dama e along Sierra Street is estimated to exceed two million dollars! The Reno explosion points up three important insurance lessons: (1) Be sure your fire insurance policy contains the extended coverage endorsement which covers the damage done by an explosion. (2) Make certain you carry plenty. In this case, the buildings were ruined, yet it still cost extra money to remove all the rubble and tear down remaining portions. (3) Check the amount of the property damage coverage under your liability policy. Remember, an explosion could make you liable for: Buildings, contents, and shattered windows for a mile around. Come in our office, or phene and we’ll visit you. to discuss ADEQUATE ' INSURANCE COVERAGE.

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Couples Effect Marital Change RENO, Ncv. (UP)—Two Millbrac, Calif , couples—who exhanged partners, families and horn< s in a hectic race from one Neveda court house to another— were honeymooning today in se elusion. When Dr. Frank E. Schwartz 38-year-old eye specialist, re turns to Millbrae with his new bride, Batty, 35, he will take over ‘.he responsibilities of her home and hen four children. Betty’s former husband, J

Martin Brooks, 35-year-old owner of a prosperous garden supply firm, will return home as the husband of the former Mrs. Betty Jean Schwartz, 33, and the provider of her two children. The couples were close friends for more than two years after becoming acquainted through church, PTA and Cub Scout activities. Schwartz said the switch in affections was something thal “just gradually evolved,” and they came to a mutual agree ment on the exchange last Christmas. Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs Jrooks, the best of personal riends, shared living quarters at i Reno motel apartment during the six-weeks’ residency period required for divorce. Monday the residency pcrioc A-as over.

DAM COLLAPSES STILLWATER, Okla. UP—A heavy rainstorm crumbled a dam jarly today and drove 2,000 per■xms from their homes in this north-central Oklahoma college town. There were no immediate reports >f casualties but it was feared the city of 20,000 would be isolated by flood waters from Sanborn Lake.

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JOANNE MARIE DAVIS, 17, gives the camera a fetching smile in Detroit after defying police, jail and all. She was pinched for speeding and heard Judge George T. Murphy decree suspension of driving license for a year, and $50 fine or 10 days in the house of correction. Joanne said she’d serve the time rather than pay. Papa arrived, and did pay. (International)

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WILL DIF. JULY !> PRINCETON. Ind. (UP) A new execution date of July 9 was set today for Leslie Irvin, the “mad dog” killed charged wi‘a i killing persons in Indiana and | Kentucky in a four-month rub bery spree. Judge A. Dale Eby of Gibson

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HHE DAILY BANNEt TI ES.. MAY 21, 1957 Page 3 GKEEM ASYLF.. IND. Ciicuit Court set the date in response to a ruling by the Indiana attorney general that it was his responsibility to pick a new time for Irvin to die in the electric chair at Indiana State Prison.

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Owing to illhca’t'i and hiv in; if! mv farm, I will sell at public ur.'!.on <.11 th" j r: nr u i<> .u l I ' rni c. north of Pleasant Gartens, Ind., on Safurday, Nay 25, 1957 at 11 o’clock

I Norge Refrigerator I Frigidair J I fr ' i 1 Living room 's«ii:o. like m I Electric Su • r. 1 Bedroom Sniie, < u, plo.u v : :l! Springs and mattress. 1 Breakfast it. 1 Metal Cah ; n •!. I Drop Li .if Table. (j Odd ( hairs, i Wrought Iren f hair. Rockers, 1 Platform Rocker.

I. T ips. I Gateleg Table and 4 ( hairs. i 'J ihogein Desk. I !)\ I ! H ool Rug. Tbrcm Ru ts. I lot oi I, io ns, Qoiits, I Telephuae stand. P’t in s. •; Drum-tv pc Tables. Is i ul < ii'*,t, I ( besl of Dravv- * rs. .nd laVes. I Meta! Bed. ] Rifle.

Mist LLLANKOI s AND TOOLS 1 lot of Log ( aaiiis; I lur'' titoek and Ta< !<!••; Shovels of all kinds; ( row bars; I s, iirg.- o k i V\ r n- h s in large Imik. I quarter-hor -e l> I ' . ' i >»r v. it .i sanding disc. Planes, H M dal Tool Bo e-; r::i .ti. • i,es, 2—.t in. Pipe \\ remebes; : ( raftsman T chic s ... w i‘b in ■ r; ] LaUTidr.\ stove. The a'cwc Ibirn,* :» is ver>- c lean; Tools in good condition. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THI s SALE. DAVID and AHnA HALL, Owners TERMs—UAsII. Not respc nsifi.'e for aceldenta. POL. CAP DOWNING, \u ti meer. 1 \MES II. JOB. Clerk I.uneli Served.