The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 September 1958 — Page 3

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Sheinwold On Bridge Foolish Signal jlVHHelps Opponents By Alfred Sheinwold When you have only two cards of a suit, you can sometimes signal this fact by playing the higher card first. This is a good idea when vour partner needs the in-

Certified Meat Type Hampshire Hog Sale 40 Boars-50 Gilts-100 Commercial Gilts Monday Nite, Sept. 29, 1958 SALE AT CHECKERBOARD FARMS i , mile west of Fayette or 6 miles north of Brownsburg on 267 CARCASS INFORMATION Feed conversion records and .‘>6 day !*• R. Weights on all litters. Health certified and BrucelosLs free herd. Write for catalog. Tom & Elmer Denhart Lebanon, Ind., R. R. 1

PUBLIC AUCTION Personal Property and Beal Estate As I am devoting most of my time to the timber business, I will sell ;i1 Public Auction, located 3i 2 miles north and east of Wave land, I mi. north of Oh! Freedom, 6 mi. west and south of New Market, Ind., on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1958 10:30 A. M. (CST) 30 acres, more <tr lo*«s, running water and springs, lake site, ele- trieiO. near Shades State Park, mile from State Highway 234. TERMS — ( ASH OR C ONTRACT. CATTLE 31 head Bt ek Angus; L> cows remated; 1.3 head calves; 3 extra good hull calves. I I'MBEIJ 10 t > 15 thousand feet 2x4-lx4-lxwide; 4x6-4x8 sills in lots to suit purchaser; squared and round end posts; line posts; gates; loo new concrete blocks; hog houses; hog feeders; buzz saw. ro' fi*'**' v~' 40 ft. eorn elevator, Briggs Stratton motor; 2 rubber tired wagons; dise; spring tooth harrow; cultipaeker; stalk cutter; 2 spike tooVi h’rrows; -John Deere Scedmaster; rotary hoe; gravel eunioment • large gravel bin; l.j ft. Barber (ireen belt eonveyor; gravel screen. Inshy dragline, s# yds., 3.> ft. boom. A-l condition. Will accept bids on same. TERMS — CASH JOHN POYNTS, Owner II. A. & H. L. Busenhark, Auets. Darvin Busenhark, Clerk Rockville, Ind. Ladies Will Serve Lunch. Not Responsible for Accidents.

ROCKING AND ROLLING TO EUROPE — Pvt. Elvis Presley shoulders his gear in Brooklyn, N. Y., to embark for U. S. Army duty in Europe. He said he was looking forward to 1U

ULTRA 200 TOUR — Rickey Aiden, 7, who can t go out in the sunl.ght because ultra violet light makes him break out In a rash, gets a private nighttime to..r of the too in S&n Francisco. Zoo Director Carey Baldwin makes an elephant salute Rickey. The boy stays up till midnight, plays In tha park by moonlight, attends night baseball games. His parents had windows of their home removed and replaced by plastic so thev wouldn't have to keen shades drawn all day.

forma Hon and whan it costs nothing to give him the signal In today's hand the signal was wrong on both counts. South dealer » North-South vulnerable NORTH A K 4 V 5 2 ♦ K 10 8 5 3 A 7 6 3 2 wrfST EAST A J 10 9 2 AQ875 VJ9 VQ 10 874 ♦J762. 494 * K 10 8 A Q 4. SOUTH A A 6 3 V A K 6 3 ♦ A 0 ♦ A J 9 5 Sonfh West North Eas* 2 NT Tass 3 NT All Pa» Opening lead — AT

West opened the jack of spades. | and South won in his hand with | the ace. The idea was to keep dummy's king of spades as an en-

try to the diamonds.

South planned to take the ace and queen of diamonds and then lead a low club. He would land back in dummy with the king of spades and would lead out the king of diamonds. If the suit failed to break, he would try for

an additional club trick. This plan was quite reasonable, but it would have failed. The diamonds would break badly, and the opponents would take two 1 spades, two clubs, and a diamond. RESCUE BY OPPONENT In the nick of time, however Fast came to declarer’s rescue When South led the ace of diamonds, East dropped the nine. This was a disastrous play. East intended to play his low-er , diamond next, thus telling his partner all about the doubleton. j This information was as useless to West as the exact distance in i inches from New York to Tim-

buktu.

The appearance of the nine of diamonds changed South’s plan of) play. He could now afford to overtake the queen of diamonds with dummy’s king and return the ten of diamonds to force out the game and rubber. The hand taught East a lesson; { Don’t use a high card for a single i unless you’re sure that the signal is needed and that the high card is not needed.

DAIT.T QU*iTIOV

Partner opens with two notrump. and you hold: B-Q 8 7 S H-Q 10 8 7 4 D » 4 C-Q 4

What do you aay?

Answer: Bid three clubs—the

Stayman Convention. This partner to bid a major suit

can.

asks if he

Faces Another Term In Jail

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —A determined refusal by a young Jehova’s Witness to allow himself to be drafted into the Army landed him his second two-year jail sentence in a row Thursday. Charles Rufus Humphrey, 24, Indianapolis, who just finished serving his first two-year sentence last year, was told by Federal Judge Holder to wind up his affairs by Oct. 13 and report to

the U. S. Marsha] for another trip to prison. Humphrey, who is married, refused to take the alternative of working for two years at Richmond State Hospital because he would be ‘‘working under government orders.” Humphrey tried to explain his position by outlining a religious belief that extends back for several thousand years. The judge was unimpressed. ‘‘What if Satan wants to clean out all of God's children,” he asked. “I'd be cleaned out,” Humphrey replied simply. “I don’t doubt your sincerity,” Holder said, “but I think you’ve got your thingamajigs mixed up."

action wai taken today to prevent Indianapolis from remaining ■ on ‘‘fast” time when Indiana of- ■ ficially returns to Central Stand- ! ard Time Sunday. A Superior Court suit by Harrison White sought to prevent city officials from putting into effect their informal recommendation for year-round “fast" time. Judge Normal E. Brennan said ! he would set a hearing on White's suit. White said he filed the suit on behalf of taxpayers favoring CST. Earlier, the Marion County School Board and city councils in Tipton and Lebanon did an abrupt about-face on the controversial time issue—in opposite directions.

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Mrs. Tom Miller and children and Mrs. Clair Albin visited Wednesday with Mrs. Ralph Smith of Crawfordsville. Mrs. Lloyd Runyon was also a guest. END SOVIET TRIP MOSCOW UPI Mrs: Eleanor Roosevelt wound up a three-week tour of the Soviet Union today.

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Where Did This Shopping Trip Start? Like so many of the most successful shopping expeditions hereabouts, this one started with a careful study of the advertising columns of The Daily Banner. That way, the shopper got a quick, city-wide preview of who was of'ering what for sale . .. and for how much. • Thus, without waste mo'ion or loss of time, she was able to make a bee-line for the stores that had what she wanted to buy at the prices she wanted to pay. Advertising in The Daity Banner is a “two-way street.” For the shooper, it’s a time-saving shortcut to the best values in town. For the advertiser, it’s an effective selling short-cut to his most responsive market.

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Notice to Taxpayers of Tax Levies for 1958 Payable in 1959

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