The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1957 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER MON., OTT. 7. 1f).’»7. l*aK<* 6 ORKKN'CASTI.K, IND. mQB I H BMS » A< i SBD INDIANAPOLIS UP— Eight Jurors were excused, most of them for forming unswerving opinions, among the first 20 questioned today as prospects to hear evidence in the ' trial of four men charged with an embezzlement scheme in the Indiana highway scandals. By the time for noon lunch recess, the prosecution had excused six and the defense two, and 12 prospects were seated in the jury box awaiting further examination by attorneys for the state and the fefense. The first two to be excused said they were not impartial.

BECOMES NEW SATELLITE LONDON (UP)—Moscow radio announced today that part of the missile which launched Russia’s satellite is also encircling the earth in a moon like orbit of its own. The last stage of the rocket apparently was caught in space and became a second satellite.

G.A.A. Fouling News Greencastle G. A. A. Bowling, bight actual games last week were bowled by: Freshman, Martha McKeehan, 130 Senior, Arlene Ikamire, 112 Junior, Virginia Lewis, 110 Sophomore, Maivha Sims, 100

MANTLE SIDELINED MILWAUKEE UP — Slugger Mickey Mantle was sidelined today. Mantle, rated the most devastating hitter in the series, was replaced in center field by rookie Toney Kubeck as Manager Casey Stengel was forced to revamp the defending world champions’ batting order.

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Mac’s Men’s Wear 4 5 ter <<54: Fuller 443; Godfrey 428; Adlers 3 6 First-Citizens Bank 2191; Head-Rus-Sells 3 6 j iey Hardware 2079. Headley Hadrware 1 8 Swick’s 2300; Rus-Sells 2060. Hi team game; Rivers Electric Renee Beauty Salon 1810; Adlers 864. 1560. Hi team 3 games; Rivers Elec- River's Electric 2396; Mac’s Eric 2396. Men’s Wear 2192. Hi Indi. game; Cantonwinc Hi Indi. series; Monnett 539. I ft 1 Cl Over 425: Monnett 539; Brattain 505; Canton wine 494; Shinn BP% * 4S2; Long 479; Cromer 473; V1 Burchfield 470; Mosteller 464; ! Von Tress 457; Domasco 455; Et- Resist Temptation

To Make Contract By Alfred Shcimvohl

The trouble with taking a fin-

esse is that it sometimes loses.. Then the opponents have the chance to do some mischief.

South dealer

Both sides vulnerable

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Tonight Debbie Reynolds & Leslie Nielsen “TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR” Forrest Ttieker & Mara Corday “QUIET GUNS” Four Cartoons will run at dusk Sunday night before the feature films but will not be •e-run at the second show.

Corral Drive-In Theatre SEELYVTLLE, INDIANA Tonight “JEANNE EAGLES” Also “THE KING AND FOUR QUEENS” (Color) BUCK NITE MONDAY NITE $1.00 PER CAR

BEST

NORTH

A J 5

V A 8 7 3 2 A A 6 5 2 A 10 5

EAST

A Q 7

4 2 A 6 3

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1 V Q J 9 8

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A A 7

A 8 6 4 2

South

SOUTH * A K 10 9 8 V K 5 ♦ 4 A K Q J 9 3 Weft X ort h East

1 A

Pass 1 V Pass

2 A

Pass 2 NT Pass

3 A

Pass 4 A Pass

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Pass

Orciiing lead—0 Q West opened the queen of diamonds, and dummy’s ace won. South yielded to the tempting trump finesse, but this lost to

West’s queen.

This gave West the chance to lead another diamond, forcing South to use up one of his prec-

ious trumps.

South next proceeded to lead out trumps, but this used up the test of his trumps. West was eure

to gain the lead with the ace of clubs to take the r< * of the diamonds. Down two. Declarer must not try the trump finesse. After winning the first trick with the aee of diamonds, he takes the ace and king of trumps. The next <3 top is to lead a club to dummy’s ten. Clubs are continued until West takes the ace. CAN AFORD RUFF West can leal another diamond to make South wifste a Lump, but South can still afford this. He has two trumps left «s many as West had. South cannot afford to lead another trump. He must lead out his clubs, making West ruff- That will leave West with one trump t> South's two trumps. South thus ays in control of the hand. West v ins two trumps and the ace of clubs, but these three tricks aie not enough to defeat the contract. DALY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S—A K 10 9 8 H KQJ93 D -4 C K 5. What do you say? Answer: Bid one spade. With good touching suits, bid the higher suit first.

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