The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 November 1963 — Page 4
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TUES., NOV. 12, 1963. Paqe 4
WORK-STI DY < ()l KSK NEW YORK (UPIl — Pratt Institute will introduce during the 1964-6') academic year the New York metropolitan area's first major cooperative workstudy program in engineering. The undergraduate engineers will spend a year of study on the Pratt cotnpus in Brooklyn, then study and work in local industry on alternate semesters during the next three years. A fifth
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year will be spent in fulltime study after which the student will be awarded the bachelor's degree in engineering. JR. HIGH in mon NEW YORK (UPI) _ Junior high schools did not appear on the American educational scene until the early part of the 20th century. The first three were op*Fr8V m “
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and the first compulsory attendance law was enacted by Massachusetts in 1852, according to the Encyclopedia Americana.
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HAPPY GAPPY Gappy Bergen. 18. makes a happy reflection in the mirror after being named "Miss University of Pennsylvania" in Philadelphia. She’s from Beverly Hills, Calif., and is the daughter of Edgar Bergen. who was made famous by Charlie McCarthy.
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BAKER PROBE LINK — Rep. John Byrnes, R-Wis., has acknowledged a link with a firm figuring in the U. S. Senate’s Bobby Baker investigation. Byrnes (above) said he bought $2,300 worth of stock in the firm, the Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation.
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GUESS ITS LOVE Meeting the press in London, where she was to attend the premiere of her latest film, "Bye Bye Birdie,” Swedish-born Ann-Mar-gret, 22-year-old movie star, says she is going steady with Elvis Presley and "I guess I’m in love."
PRESIDENTAL PRIMARY — Negro lawyer Paul B. Zuber (above) of New York has announced himself a candidate in the New Hampshire presidential primary. Zuber, who has figured in a number of school desegregation cases, said it was about time the true feelings of the Negro were presented to the white population.
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Talented 4-H'ers Earn Honors For Best Projects Learn by doing—a basic principle of the 4-H Club program —paid off handsomely when two Indiana teen-agers put it into practice. Both won trips to the 42nd National 4-H Club Congress Dec. 1-5 in Chicago.
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Janis Lindsey, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lindsey of Columbia City, won top state honors and her trip, sponsored by General Motors, for her work in safety. Paulette LeCount, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeCount of Wawaka, topped Indiana in the clothing project, sponsored by Coats & Clark Inc. Miss Lindsey’s interest in safety inspired the members of the Thorncreek 4-H Stars. She used skits, demonstrations and radio programs to encourage them to promote safety in the community. She promoted a fire safety program and assisted homeowners in finding fire and and safety hazards. “I’ve learned that health is man’s most important asset,” she said, “and it must be preserved by safety practices.” Miss LeCount’s award-win-ning skill as a seamstress is evident in the 115 garments she has made at a saving of more than $300 over ready-to-wear garments. “I believe that I will always be able to take care of my clothing needs and those of my family because of my 4-H clothing project,” she said. “My knowledge of clothing fits into home life because there’s always something to patch and new articles to make.” An estimated 718,450 4-H’ers are enrolled in the club’s clothing program; about 532.000 take part in the club’s safety program. according to the Cooperative Extension Service.
Sheinwold On Bridge Bridge Snobbery Ruins Defense The danger of walking with kings is that you may lose the common touch. Walking with
qneens is even worse, to say nothing of jacks. Bridge snobbery is just as bad as any other kind. West opened the three of clubs, and East won with the king. South dropped the ten of clubs. Don’t snicker at this routine false card. It wouldn’t deceive you for a moment, of course, but then you have looked at the hand,
haven't you?
East didn’t like the look of that ten of clubs. He was afraid to lead another club for fear that South had started w.th the single-
South
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sides vulnerable NORTH A J 5 4 V? A K O Q J 10 7 6 » Q J 8
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2 A
Pass 4 A All Pass
That humble card did not appear on the first trick. Why not? If South had the singleton ten of clubs, West had led the three of clubs from a holding of 9-7-3-2. But this is absured, since West would have led the deuce of clubs from any four low cards. Clearly South’s ten of clubs was not a singleton. East could lose nothing by investigating fur-
ther. The ace of clubs would tell East just what to do next. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart and the next player passes. You hold: S-2 H-Q 6 5 4 3 2 D-9 S 5 4 2 C 3. What do you say? Answer: Bid four hearts. This shows considerably playing strength but very little in high cards.
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EDUCATIONAL FIRSTS BOSTON (UPI) — The state of Massachusetts can claim a number of "firsts” in education. The first American grammar school was established in Boston in 1635, the first public high school was opened here in 1821
HIDDEN “LITERATURE”—Brazilian delegate Aloysio Mares conceals a comic book in pages of a booklet during a session of Latin American Economic Council in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
ton ten. Instead East returned his singleton diamond. South won, led a heart to dummy and returned the jack of spades for a finesse, East covered with the king of spades and eventually won a trump and two clubs—but these tricks were not enough to defeat the contract. NEEDED RUFF East needed his partner’s club ruff to defeat the contract. He should have continued with the ace of clubs at the second trick, and then with a low club for West
to ruff.
How could East tell what was going on in clubs? It was just a matter of keeping the common
touch.
East was looking so hard at the kings queens, jacks, and tens that he forgot about the lowliest card in the deck—the deuce of clubs.
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