The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1964 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER Ruby's Defense Witnesses Testify DALLAS UPI — A striptease dancer who was jailed on a narcotics charge, a former world prize fight champion and war hero who beat the narcotics habit, and two mental experts with national reputations were the defense witness lineup for Jack Ruby today. The Ruby murder trial entered its fourth week with famed attorney Melvin Belli readying a barrage of psychological and psychiatric testimony. Belli, who is so steeped in the medical aspects of the law that intimates

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call him “Doc,” seeks to prove that the unstable Ruby snapped into a robot state when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald, accused of assassinating President Kennedy.

COLLINS ELECTED CHICAGO - Ernest H. Collins, president of the Greencastle Savings and Loan Association of Greencastle, Indiana, has been appointed to the 1964 Committee on Supervision. Examination and Audit of the United States Savings and Loan League.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Darla Zeis, East Walnut St., 15 years old today, March 9.

Charges Mayor Has Police Army Negro leader Roy Wilkins told delegates to a southern meeting ot the National Association for pie Sunday that the mayor of the Advancement of Colored PeoJackson, Miss., is “creating an army” in building up the police force. Wilkins, executive secretary of the NAACP, said the addition of more policemen “is a danger for the white people even more than for the Negro people, for they let this happen to us, believe me, it's going to happen to them.” "There's only a certain amount of freedom to be enjoyed when mayors can create an army.” Wilkins told 1,100 delegates to the 12th annual southeast regional convention of the NAACP at Macon, Ga. In Jackson, Mayor Allen Thompson said that the city had decided to add 35 men to its regular police force of 400 "to bring us to full complement. . .to take care of all of the cars.”

OVER THE POLE ON SKIS—Twelve Norwegian students are traveling through this frozen top-of-the-world region on skis, with the leader, Bjoern Staib, 25, and three others planning to cross the North Pole on skis. First stop from Oslo was Thule, Greenland. Base camp is on Ellesmere Island (Admiral Peary set out for the pole from Cape Columbia on Ellesmere 55 years ago; distance is a thousand miles). From the pole the skiers will go either to Norway’s Spitsbergen Island or the Soviet’s Severnaya Zemlya Island, thus traveling from one continent to another on skis.

Record Guarantee NEW YORK UPI — Promoter A1 Bolan today offered Cassius Clay the biggest guarantee in boxing history, $750,000“with the privilege of a percentage” - to defend his heavyweight title against ex-champ Floyd Patterson this summer. ''Rock The Boat" CONCORD, N.H. UPI — Sen. Barry Goldwater says its time to “rock the boat” to snap the United States out of its “drifting and dreaming.” The Arizona conservative Friday charged that President Johnson has been maintaining a stnet “don't rock the boat” foreign policy.

THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle. Ind. Entered In the Fast Offtec at Greeaeastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mall matter under Act of March 7. 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery S5c per week Mailed In Putnam County 87.00 per year Outside of Putnam County 88.00 per year Outside of Indiana 817.00 per year PERSONAL & LOCAL NEWS The Friendship Club will meet with Jessie Scobee Wednesdav evening at 7:30. Alpha Phi Alumnae will meet Tuesday evening, March 10th, at 7:30 p.m. in the chapter house. According to Grafton Longden Jr. the total rainfall registered 2.08 in. up to 1:00 p.m. Monday. The Tuesday Readiag Circle will meet Tuesday, March 10. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ervan Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Powers and son, Steve of Indianapolis were guests Sunday of Mrs. Minta Snider. A daughter was born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Cook, 702 High Ridge. Job's Daughters will meet tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Masonic Temple. There will be practice for initiation.

Sentences Hinge On Psychiatrists LOS ANGELES UPI — The only hope for reduction in the multiple sentences of life plus 75 years meted out to two 23-year-old convicted kidnappers of Frank Sinatra Jr. hinges on the outcome of psychiatric tests they must undergo. Barry Worthington Keenan and Joseph Amsler were handed the maximum sentences by a federal judge Saturday shortly after a jury found them guilty on six counts in the kidnapping of the young singer. The third defendant, John William Irwin, 42, was convicted on five of the six counts. He was found innocent of the key No. 2 count which dealt with the actual abduction of the 20-year-old Sinatra last Dec. 8. He will be sentenced later, possibly to a 75-year term which, in effect, would be life.

Mrs. Robert Arendt It Hostess To C lull The Homemaker’s E x t e n s. Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Arendt on the 5th of March. Roll call w y as answered by 19 members modeling an Easter Bonnet made from kitchen

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Bahama Bandits Rob Six Yanks NASSAU, Bahamas UPI — Authorities feared today that four hunted bandits managed to flee the Bahamas shortly after they ambushed six American Tourists and robbe<- them at gunpoint of $500,000 . jewels. The entire Bahamas island police force was mobilized in an attempt to track down the masked gunmen who staged the sensational holdup in downstown Nassau early Sunday. Police believed the bandits were Ameri-

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The gunmen, wearing hoods, set up the robbery by ramming their stolen car into a taxi carrying the six Americans from a Nassau casino to a launch back to Paradise Island where they were staying. There were no injuries. Police Commissioner Nigel Morris said the loot included necklaces, a diamond ring and bracelets. He said little money was taken.

Women of the Moose will meet The pledge to the flag W'as Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the led by Mrs. Jerry Huber. Mrs. Moose Home. Members please Kenneth Whitaker led the group bring salad. in the song “Easter Parade."

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.Morning Musirale Meets Wednesday Morning Musical will meet Wednesday at 9:45 a m. at the home of Mrs. R. YV. Pence, 726 East Seminary. The program, arranged by Mrs. Brandt Steele will consist of piano duets played by Mrs. Brandt Steele, Mrs. Arthur Carkeek, Mrs. Cas.sel Grubb, Mrs. Floyd Peterson. Mrs. Evan Crawley and Mrs. Thomas Wall.

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GO TO JAIL SAN FRANSICO UPI—More than 300 singing civil rights demonstrators chose to go to jail Saturday rather than end their human blockade of the three exits of the plush Sheraton-Palace Hotel. As police moved in to make the arrests, the seated demonstrators linked arms and chanted freedom songs. It took three or four officers to carry each demonstrator to waiting patrol wagons.

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V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Post Home. All officers please be present. The Century Club will meet Friday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. Woodrow Most. Mrs. Robert Williams will have the program. The Happy Homemakers' Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Delores Hughes, 103 W. Barry, Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Steven Johnson, RR 1, Coatsville, has been elected vice-pres-ident of the Delta Chi social fraternity at Indiana University. Mr and Mrs. Stephen Harrold, Greencastle Route 3, are the parents of a son born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. Veronica Club will meet Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. Harvey Owens. Mrs. L.W. VanCleave will have the program. Albert Bunten, 28, city, was arrested by Sheriff Kenneth Kanauer and lodged in the Putnam County jail at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Bunten was taken into custody at Market and Franklin streets and booked for public intoxication. The DePauw Newcomers club will meet Tuesday March 17th at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. James Martindale, 425 E. Franklin St. Zita Dabars will show slides and talk on her trip to Russia. We invite all third year newcomers to join us for this meeting. The Maple Heights Craft Club will meet with Ethel Schachtel Wednesday at 1 p.m. Those interested in making planters from bleach bottles bring — 2 bottles, Va gal. or gallon size, Elmer's glue, tape to go around bottles and macaroni of unu.s’ir 1 shape. Sunday guests of Mrs. Harry Crawford and family of West Walnut St. were Dr. Ted Crawford and sons, Kent and Scott of Kokomo; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crawford and daughters, Dee Ann and Dawn, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Comer and Ann Cushbaufeh of Greencastle. The annual meeting of members of the Hendricks County R.E.M.C. will be held on Wednesday March 18, at 100 p.m. at Bosstick Memorial Gymnasium (High School Gym) on North Wayne Street in Danville. This is a most important meeting and all members are urged to attend. The local Jaycees today expressed their thanks to the four competing regional schools, Greencastle faculty members and all concerned for their cooperation in the dance sponsored by the Jaycees following the Saturday afternoon games. The students had an enjoyable time passing away the time until the night contest. Tom Mont, DePauw football coach, will speak to the Methodist Hospital Recreation group at the Warren Hotel in Indianapolis on Tuesday. The Washington, Indiana Kiwanis Club will honor their local high school basketball team Wednesday night with Mont the main speaker. On Thursday Mont will address the DePauw Alumni Club of Elkhart and on March 23rd speak at the Seymour, Indiana Rotary Club when all Seymour High School winter athletes are honored.

The Outlook report w r as given by Mrs. Gordon Mann; secretary’s report by Mrs. Hubert Nickerson, and Treasurer’s report by Mrs. Robert Nees. A president's pin was presented to our president Mrs. Jerry Huber. Mr. Russell, a representative of Holliday World Travel (Div. of Ross ■%: Babcock l gave a talk and showed slides of the Holland Tulip Festival in regards to a tour scheduled for May 15, 16, and 17th. Members interested in taking this tour are to contact Mrs. Charles Branneman. Discussions and plans were proposed in regard to National Home Demonstration Week to be held the first week of May at the -community Building in Greencastle. Our club is the committee in charge of this program. Mrs. Gordon Mann and Mrs. Robert Patten showed a copper planter and an aluminum tray they had made at the work shop held at the Community Building recently. The lesson, Continuing Furnishings, was given by Mrs. Alva Cash and Mrs. Kenny Whitaker. When furnishing a home we should know basic designs and choose furnishings according to our family needs. The meeting was closed by repeating the Club Creed. Refreshments of Shamrock cookies, nuts, and coffee was served to 19 members and 9 children. Mrs. Gordon Mann was the highest bidder of an Angel Food Cake donated by Mrs. Robert Patten at our monthly auction. Mrs. Ed Hunter won the door piize. The next meeting will be April 2nd at the home of Mrs. Robert Nees.

Sheinwold On Bridge Declarers Play Better Then Average Defenders By Alfred Sheinwold Within reasonable limits, bridge is an overbidder's game. The chief reason is that the average declarer plays much better than the average defender, so that many an “impossible” contract is made against a slip in the

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South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 4k A 5 3 V A 8 5 4 0 7 2 4» 7 6 4 2 WEST EAST *KQJ 10 76*9842 <?KJ6 V Q9 1 .0 3 0 6 5 * A I 10 +Q983 SOUTH * None V 10 3 2 oakqjiom/ ♦ K 5 .South West North Kart 10 2 * Paa» Pan j 0 All Pass Opening lead — 4 K West opened the king of spades, and South saw that he could not possibly make the contract if West held the ace of clubs. South could discard one heart on the ace of spades, but he would still have to lose a heart and two clubs. And if South went down, he would hear from North: “How could you jump to five? I gave you two aces, and I had never opened my mouth. Yet you still couldn’t make your contract. If you ran your business the way you bid, we'd be in the poorhouse in no time.” And South, who was partnered by his wife, would simply have to sit still and answer, “Yes, angel.” RAY OF LIGHT Just as South was considering this horrible fate he saw a ray of light. He took the first trick in dummy with the ace of spades, discarding a heart from his hand, and led a low heart from dumt— 1

my to the second trick. East followed with the seven of hearts, and South played the ten. West won with the Jack of hearts and led another spade, forcing South to ruff. Naturally, South ruffed with the eight of dia-

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Declarer led his last heart to dummy, ruffed a heart with the nine of diamonds, cashed the ace of diamonds and led the low diamond to dummy's seven. Now he could cash dummy’s last heart, discarding one of the losing clubs. The sharp-eyed reader has noticed, of course, that East could defeat the contract by stepping up with the queen of hearts at the second trick. East must then lead a club. All very true, but not many defenders would be clever enough to do this at the table. And this is why bridge is an overbidder’s game. DAILY QUESTION Dealer, at your right, bids one diamond You hold: S-K Q J 10 7 6 H-K J 6 D-3 C-A J 10. YY’hat do you say? Answer: Double. No matter what your partner responds, you can bid spades next. This will show a strong spade suit and a strong hand. The immediate junip overcall is now used by most experts to show a strong suit, but a weak hand.

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