The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1957 — Page 8

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AMERICANS TOl'K III SSI A MOSCOW (UP) An 11-man delegation of Anv-ri< n m- talItirgical specialists t r day be-

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Arabs To Speak At UN Session

MAPLECRQFT AUTO THEATRE

Just East nf Stllesville on U. S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk

. Wednesday, Thursday Victor Mature & Karc-n Steele "THE SHARK FKillTEKS" John Dehner & <»regg Palmer “REVORT AT FT. LARAMIE”

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. UP Western diplomats looked for Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Iraq to appeal today for kid-glove ‘reatment of the Syrian situation by the West. Speakers for the three Arab ecu:: Ties were scheduled to sf tie today in the general As--cinbly’s general debate which hnj been going on for the past week. The assembly went through ‘he routine of elections Tuesday. T t ram^d Japan to the Security Council over Czechoslovakia hi'

a 55-24 vote in secret ballot. | "■anada and Panama also were j lected for two-year terms | starting next Jan. 1. Chile, Costa Rica, Sudan, Netherlands, France and China were elected to three-year terms on the Economic and Social Council.

Sheinwold on Bridge

Splitting Honors Is Sometimes Wrong When an opponent leads throoigh your K-Q-x, you usually

Making at>out 14 miles. Everyone left thanking tV Nortons for a pleasant day and planning to meet again at Carey's Rodeo, Oct. 6.

—LITTLE ROCK

The assembly and Security play the king or the queen. This Council had more trouble filling is quite right; you don’t want a five seats on the International stray jack winning the trick. Court of Justice. There are, however, times when

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Abdel Hamid Badawi of Egypt, V. K. WeUil . Koo of China, Bohan Winiarski of Po-

land and Sir Percy Spender of Australia were elected to nineyear terms on the first ballot. But it required five ballots in the assembly and two in the Security Council to elect Jean Spropoulos of Greece over Gaetano Morc’li of Italy.

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ANGOLA U.James Greek, 30 T. lei 1 /), O, was killed Tuesday night in an automobile crash n the Indiana Toil Road. State Police said Greek apparen f ly d >z 1 at the wheel and his car crashed into a culvert. The accid nt happened at mile post 156 near the eastern-most point of the turnpike.

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West opened the jack of hearts dummy played low, and East won with the king. East happily returned the seven of hearts, removing the ace of hearts from the dummy. Now there was nc side entry to dummy’s long dia-

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South got to his hand with the king of spades and led the eight of diamonds. West should have played low, but he was a creature of habit. He put up the queen of diamonds, and that war the end of him. Declarer let the queen of diamonds hold the trick. He won the heart return and led his remaining diamond. West played low and South held his breath as he finessed dummy’s ten. FINESSE WORKS The finesse succeeded, and declarer took the ace of diamonds and the rest of the suit. This gave South ten tricks, and he scored game and rubber with an unetpok en vote of thanks to West. There woud be no gamp or rubber if West simply played a ,ow diamond on the first round of that suit. Dummy could win, or South could let the eight of damonds hold the trick. Then West would be ready to play the jiieen of diamonds on the next round of the suit. Declarer would take two diamond tricks—but nt’ more. West’s remaining picture card would act as a barrier against the rest of the suit. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S—A K 8 ^ H—8 4 D—A Q 6 C—Q 8 5 4. What do you say? Answer: Bid one club. You will have a convenient chance to bid

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SADDLE CLUB MEETS The Ba inbridge Saddle Club was invited to spend Sunday, Sept. 30, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Norton, east of Rac•oon. It was a beautiful Fali day with the temperature jus right for an outdoor get-togeth cr. Several took short rides before noon. More than sixty mem oer and guests enjoyed the bas ket dinner and lemon-ade. Twenty-eight horses and thir y-four riders went on the afernoon ride. The extra six were hildren riding double and enjoying the trip as much as the idults. The route took east al no'St to Roachdale, then orth urning west cutting across farm lands, fording the creeks, which was deep enough to reach the flanks of the horses The one small pony had to swim Back on the road again the Parkersburg Spring was th< text stop. Completing the square tnd back to the Norton home

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White House thought Faubus had agreed to by telephone Tuesday. Clement was the only one of the negotiating committee from the southern governors conference still in Washington. The other three — governors Luther Hodges of North Carolina. Leroy Collins of Florida, and Theodore McKeldin of Maryland— had returned to their home states but were keeping in touch with developments.

citi~r ard towus, opened its 57th annual two-day convention to day. Gov. Handley was scheduled to welcome th^ delegates, abou 700 of them were expected to get together to hear talks on municipal problems and to partici pate in panel discussions.

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FLU HITS THE SCHOOLS INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—Outbreaks of “flu-type” ailments in schools in various Indiana cities the last few days came as no big surprise to health authorities Indiana health commissioner A j C. Offutt said absenteeism is to | be expected this time of yem i This is not a great surprise.

CONVENTION OPENS INDIALAPOLiS UP — The Indianapolis Municipal League, an organization which represents the interests of many Hoosier

TV INSTALLER KILLED MUNCIE UP — Wesley Sargent, 43, was shocked fata)l\ Tuesday night when a television > antenna he was erecting on his 1 home touched an electrical ; power line.

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