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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FR!., DEC. 13, 1963. Page 3

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Hi^h Indiv. Game: J. Leer 204 High Indiv Series: J. Cavin 532 High Team Game: First Citizens No. 1, S52 High Team Series: First Citzens. No. 1. 2251 200 Games: J. Leer 204. 425 Series and Over J. Cavin 532, A. McKeehan 519, B. Cromer 517, J. Leer 517, K. Bennington 489. B Douglas 4! J 0, E. Godfrey 470, P. Huxford 467, R. Hampton 41^. 17. Braden 445, A. Cantomvine 134, K. Gooch 430, D, Atwell 429.

Asks Lifting Of Restraining Order INDIANAPOLIS DPI — Governor Welsh has instructed Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers to seek immediate lifting of a restraining order issued by Marion Circuit Court which prevents the Indiana War Memorials Commission from meeting. The governor said such orders could halt the normal operation of government. The order was issued Nov. 29 by Judge Pro Tern French Elrod and was sought by a group opposed to use of the World War Memorial auditorium by the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. The temporary injunction has kept the 11-member commission which supervises the memorial and three other state-owned structures from holding any meetings or conducting any business. “The restraining order issued

by the special Marion Circuit Judge in Kingsbury vs. Indiana War Memorials Commission, if allowed to become a precedent, could permit similar harrassment suits to restrain and even halt the normal and routine operation of government," Welsh told Steers.. “The authority of a court being able to prevent a commission from meeting to conduct any business whatsoever must be challenged as strongly a n d effectively as possible,” the letter of instruction continued. “The commission is put in the strange position of not being able to meet to authorize legal action to defend its statutory responsibility

to administer the affairs of the World War Memorial.” Cbsing Orders Bring Protest: WASHINGTON UPI — The Defense Department order closing 33 military bases from New York to California brought a barrage of protests today from Congress, including charges of false economy. But Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara indicated Thursday that the closing orders were part of a new economy campaign that would gear savings to

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spending. Until now, that has not always been the case. In the past, because of a steady buildup in Polaris submarines and other defense programs, the Defense Department had to explain with each cost reduction why spending was increasing. Nothing placated Congress, however. Sen. Kennedy B. Keating, R-N.Y., introduced a bill to block the base closings in economically depressed areas. Rep. Samuel S. Stratton, D-N.Y. promised to turn the Pentagon upside down before accepting the cutbacks. New York stands to lose seven installations. Rep. Bob Wilson, R-Calif., said the decision to close the San Diego naval repair facility lacked logic in view of other "pumppriming” programs. Wilson said he has asked Assistant Navy Secretary Kenneth BeLieu to reconsider the closure on the basis of “economic horse sense.” Under McNamara’s order, a total of 33 bases would be shut down over a three and one-half year period. Twenty six of the bases were in the United States. The seven others were in three foreign countries, but were not identified until the governments concerned can be informed.

Shcinwold On Bridge

Disliking Opponent Allowable In Bridge Did you ever take a strong dislike to one of your opponents? Did you ever decide not to give that opponent any tricks? It sounds childish, but it happens to be the point of many a bridge

hand.

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ti ick in the suit—just what South didn't want. Instead, South led a low club from dummy to begin the suit, and passed the trick to West by playing the ten of clubs from his hand. Now West could take the ace of spades if he liked, but could not defeat the contract. If West failed to cash the spade ace, South would cash the king and ace of clubs, establishing the suit, and then discard both of his spades on dummy’s last two clubs. South had to lose a club and a

di.tuiond no .nattei how he played, but the important point was to lose these tricks to West rather than East. DAILY til ESTION Dealer, at your right, opens with one notrump. You hold: SA Q J 10 4 H-5 4 2 D-J 10 4 C-Q 6. What do you say ? Answer: Pass. Your hand is worth an overcall of one spade, but not of two spades. This is particularly true when the opening bidder has accurately descrihbed his hand since you are likely to run into a penalty double.

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8 YANKS KILLED SAIGON. South Viet Nam— UPI Two U. S. Army aircraft —a helicoptei - and a light plane crashed in unrelated incident Thursday, apparently killing eight American servicemen, it was announced today. The helicopter was reported shot down by Communist ground fire.

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West opened the jack of diamonds, and South saw at a glance that East had the king. West would not lead away from the K-J-10 of diamonds in preference to leading a spade suit that his partner had raised. South decided that he didn’t like East. If given a chance, East would be unfriendly enough to lead a spade through South's king. That would put an end to South’s contract. To make sure of keeping East out of the lead, South decided not to play the queen of diamonds from the dummy. East would play the king. If South won with the ace. East might get in later with some such card as the eight or nine of diamonds. It was much better to play a low diamond from the dummy. East likewise played low, and South allowed West to hold the trick. WINS NEXT DIAMOND South won the next diamond with the ace and drew three rounds of trumps, ending in the dummy. It was then time to develop the clubs. A slam bang approach to clubs allow East to win the third

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