The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1963 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER MON., SEPT.. 2. 196.S. Pape 4 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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Home Laundry League

Moores Shoes ... Starr’s Pepsi Cola .... _ McMillan's . Homs Laundry

Sheinwold On Bridge

Womanly Intuition

Captures King

By Alfred Sheinwold

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man 375, M. Allgree 382, C. Lear partner said gloomily. “They 382, P. Lambert 383, Ft. Black should take each and every wo389, A. Alexander 400. N. Woods man bridge player and strangle 1 405, D. Wilson 405, G. Ziegleman her at birth ” he contini > ed - "ith

Hi Team 3 3*mes, Moores 2021 Hi Ind. 3 games, McKee 499 Hi Team game, McMillan 725 Hi Ind. Game McKee 183 Over 350 Series— C. Thomas

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“Just some of them,” I pleaded. After all, millions of women read this column, and I want to know

that I pleaded In their defense. We were defending agatnst But I couldn’t help sympathiz- thre e notrump in the recent natag with my partner. , lonal touraament It was the

Life Master Pair Championship, so that every player was a Life Master and presumably knew quite a bit about the “correct

way to play a suit.

I opened the five of hearts from the West hand, and South— a lady, I need hardly point out —won with the king. She led the king of diamonds to force out the ace, and took the heart return

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hrist made the laboring man a great promise. The proclaiming of Labor Day as a national holiday might not be a coincidence after all. In St. Matthew, the Lord promised rest to all those who labor and are heavy laden. Thus the National Holiday was set aside in respect to all those who work together to make our nation strong and free. God is on the side of the working man, but He has no use for the nonproducers— the drones — the sluggards — the usurpers. In Corinthians, He makes it very plain that every man shall receive his own reward, according to his own labor. Then, let us not gloat over past accomplishments. Let us put our shoulders to the wheel for greater achievements. As we honor our working women and men, let us reflect on all the good fortunes of every American laborer. And may we reverently think on God as we celebrate, as we pay our respects, for we know, a man’s work is born with him.

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Yon In The Charch The Qmrch b You — form a combination for good. Every man, woman and child need* ♦ he influence of the church. So, come let u* go into the house of the Lord. Let us support her program of service to humanity, be a faithful worker, a daily btbla reader and attend services j regularly.

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played the ten of clubs, and declarer stopped to think—or what ever it is that a lady declarer does in such a situation. FINESSE is CORRECT A finesse is “correct” in such a position. When you have ten cards in a suit you are slightly better off finessing than playing for the king to drop. No need to tell you what happened. The lady played the ace of clubs and captured the king. If she had finessed, she would have gone down two. We looked at the scoresheets later and discovered that .several other players had captured the king of clubs. All of them were women! Just for the record, I want to point out that a finesse is the “correct” play the next time you hold ten cards in a suit. But if you happen to be a lady reader, go ahead and use your intuition. Who am I to fight the facts ? DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one diamond, and the next player passes. You hold: S-Q 5 2 H-J 8 6 5 3 D-8 7 6 5 C-K. What do you say? Answer: Bid one heart. The hand is clearly worth a response, and the only question is whether to raise diamonds or show the moth-eaten heart suit. In general, show a major suit rather than raise a minor.

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MIDWAY DRIVE-IN 40 & 43 MONDAY It Happened at “The World’s Fair” Plus The Y’oung Racers

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WAITING FOR NEWS AT COAL MINE CAVE-IN SCENE—Holding her 20-month-old son, Gary, Mrs. Joan Salvadore, a cousin of entombed coal miner Louis Bova, waits as rescue workers drill toward him, 309 feet down, at Sheppton, Pa. Two other miners, David Fellin and Henry Throne, were rescued after being trapped 14 davs near Bova bv a cave-in.

STARTED SWEEPING UP

While leaders of the mammoth Civil Rights march in Washington. D. C.. were hailing it as a success, Department of Sanitation employes started sweeping up the debris left on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.

BACK FROM WASHINGTON, PROTEST IN CHICAGO

Returning from the Civil Rights march in Washington. D. C., about 300 members of the Chicago delegation marched across the Chicago River Bridge to mass in front of a newspaper building (right) while their committee was protesting, inside, the paper’s editorials questioning the “worth” of the massive demonstration in Washington.

NOTICE! STARTING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1963, THE DAILY BANNER will make a change in Farm Sale and Public Sale Advertisements. The new rate will be $1.30 column inch. Thanking you very much for your business and cooperation. The DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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