The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1964 — Page 2

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DketNCASTLE, INDIANA

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Hegro Subject Of TV Program

HOLLYWOOD UPI — Negro ' cong:ress!nan Adam Clayton Powell was the subject Thursday night of an NBC-TV study that blazed with the adulation of his f In iters and the opposition of his critics. In its one-hour documentary rO. it the Harlem pastor and politic nl power, by all odds the .st decision NBC made was to let the evaluations of Powell •no front his fellow Negroes. The impact was pronounced, and the judgments left to the viewer thus seemed to deprive ^ from sources, of unusual substance. On the one hand, for instance, there were those who heaped praise on Powell as important to the Negro cause. On the other, there was the young Negro in a di u sion group who scored Powell by arguing that the Negro movement was just another political fight to him.

High School Highlights

Shadowlawn, LaConda plans to enter Nurses Training.

Expects A Fine

CINCINNATI, Ohio UPI — Pitcher Joey Jay, who flew the coop for a day without the club’s permission, was expected t return to the Cincinnati Red’s training camp at Tampa, Fla., today. Jay took off Thursday to clear up an unexplained “personal matter.’’ He could not be reached at his home here for comment. Both Jay and his wife, Lois, seemed resigned to a disciplinary fine.

THE DAILY BANNER ANi HERALD CONS .ABATED 17 S. Jackson St. GreracasUe. Ind. Entered In the Pa«t Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mall ■natter nnder Act of Mareh 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed In Putnam County *7.00 per year Outside of Putnam County 38.00 per year Outside ef Indiana *12.00 per year PERSONAL & LOCAL NEWS B.C. Cox has filed as a Democrat candidate for precinct committeeman from Mill Creek precinct. A son was born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albei t Traver, Hess Trailer Court. Don Marketto is in Philadelphia, Pa., this week representing Indiana at the National Music Educators’ convention. Ralph Shaw, 40, Indianapolis, was arrested by City Officer Russell Rogers on West Franklin Street at 8:05 Thursday night. Shaw was charged with public intoxication.

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Larry Fisher Larry Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fisher, R. R. 1, Cloverdale, is active in Spanish Club, Hi-Y, and Pep Band. Larry plans to attend Purdue University after graduation.

WINS FELLOWSHIP ANN ARBOR — Twenty outst; nding University of Michigan undergraduates have won the 1964-65 Woodrow Wilson Fellowships, one of the highest awards in the U.S. and Canada. Greencastle: Mary B. Norton, 707 E. Franklin St.

Russell Elmore The son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Elmore, R. R. 3, Robert Elmore is a member of the Band. After graduation Bob plans to attend the Hobart School of Welding.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the Cloverdale Fire Department and neighbors for their efforts to save property during my recent garage fire Herbert Ray

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WEDS STEWARDESS PALM BEACH, Fla. UPI — Millionaire sportsman Peter A.B. Widener III married a pretty airline stewardess Wednesday night in a private ceremony kept secret until the last minute.

Ronnie Ellis Planning to major in Optomtry at Vincennes University, Ronnie Ellis is now active in HiY, Science Club and Medical Club. Ronnie’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Josef h D. Ellis, Jr„ 817 Shadowlawn.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of our father and grandfather, James A. Miller, who passed away one year ago, March 13, 1963. Wonderful memories woven in gold. This is the picture we tenderly hold, Deep in our hearts your memory is kept. To love, cherish and never forget. Loving and kind in all of his ways, Upright and just to the end of his days, Sincere and kind in heart and mind, What a beautiful memory he left behind.

LaConda Ellis

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and grandchildren of the James

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and Ethel Miller family.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis, 105

Cindy Freeland A Pres, of Business Club, YTeens, French Club, and G.A.A., Cindy Freeland plans to enter Indiana State College in September. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Freeland, 318 Red Bud Lane, Greencastle. Fight Expected In Baker Probe WASHINGTON UPI — Senate investigators, steeled for an all-out fight along party lines, faces a showdown today on whether to cut off the politically sensitive Bobby Baker inquiry. Members of the Senate Rules Committee were summoned to a closed-door meeting at 9 a.m. EST. The Democrats on the committee, who outnumber the Republicans 6 to 3, want to end the investigation. The Republicans insist it would be “a terrible mistake’’ to cut off the hearings.

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Harold Shepherd will speak at Long Branch Church of Chrict, Sunday, March 15th at 11:00 a.m. District meeting Sunday, March 15th, of World War I Barracks and Auxiliaries at Cloverdale Legion Home, with Cloverdale Barracks No. 1994 as hosts. Carry in dinner. All memer.-: welcome. John Lebert Smith, son of Mrs. Lillian K. Smith, 206 Spring St., Greencastle, has recently pledged Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity at Purdue University. John is currently a freshman, majoring in the school of chemistry. Some of John's other activities include: delegate to mock political convention. Capital City Campers Chapter and National Campers and Hikers Association of Indianapolis wish to invite all members of Hoosier campers to their chapter camp-out at Richard Lieber State Park on March 13, 14, 15,. All campers in the area who are interested in learning about or joining National Campers and Hikers Association are urged to come to this camp-out to see N.C.H.A. in action and to be their guests. ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Mrs. Neva Hotfeller, 24 years, March 13th.

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RIVER AT ALL DOORS—The whole village of Sugar Grove, O., Is under the flooding Hocking River. That’s U. S. 33 running across the too right of the wet scene.

Rev. Ralph Karstedt Fillomre Christian Church will observe a Special Week of preaching and inspirational singing will be presented nightly at 7:30 p.m., except Saturday, March 21. Rev. Ralph Karstedt of Terhune, will be the guest speaker March 16-22. Rev. Karstedt is a graduate of Butler University and of Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis. The speaker has served churches in Indianapolis and St. Paul, Indiana. At the present time, the Rev. Karstedt is the minister of the unique “Yoke Parish" of the Sedwick Chapel Methodist and Evangelical United Brethen Churches in Indiana. He will be presenting the theme of “They met the Master’’ during this week of preaching, portraying through his sermons various persons whose lives were changed when they met the Master: Pilate — Magdalene — Peter — Simon, the Crossbearer — the man on the right of the cross. George Sherman Pyke. minister of the Fillmore Church will be the speaker at the March 15 service. Special music will be presented each evening. James Miller, Fillmore High School Music Instructor, will be the song leader. The Fillmore High School Choir will sing one evening. Congregational singing of the favorite hymns will be featured. In preparation for this endeavor, a 24 Hour Prayer Vigil will be observed in the church from 7:00 a.m. March 14-7:00 a m. March 15.

DR. ERNST CLOVERDALE Office will be CLOSED Mar. 25 to 31

FLOODS THREATEN THOFSANDS IN KENT! t'KY Thousands of persons living in low-lying areas along the Ohio River in Ohio and Kentucky, such as Shepherdsville, Ky. (above), south of Louisville, are facing still higher floods and abandonment of their homes. Some 300 residents already have been forced to flee their homes in Shepherdsville, where Salt River spilled over its banks.

Sheinwold

Screen Star's Compliment Produces Only Wry Smile By Alfred Sheinwold Gilbert Roland plays heavies as well as heroes on the screen, but at the bridge table he has only pleasant words for partner and opponents. He manages to make you feel happy even when he has just done you in the eye. North dealer East-West vulnerable

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All I could do was smile wryly because Roland's Ime bid had picked up all the marbles. But for his energetic bidding we could have won the rubber by bidding and malong five diamonds.. Quietly and modestly, Roland had managed to steal the scene. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S-K J 7 H-A K 4 D-A 10 9 8 4 C-K 2 What do you say? Answer: Bid one diamond. The hand is too strong for an opening bid of 1 NT, since it contains not only 18 points but also a strong 5-card suit. You are willing to jump in notrump over any response by your partner.

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East South West Double 4 Pass Double All Pass

Opening lead — 0 Q The other day. for example, Roland jumped to four hearts on the South hanc. My double with the East cards was peihaps a trifle emphatic. Roland lias taught me quite a bit about what to look for in a bullfight, and I expected to show him what to look for at the bridge table. West opened the queen of diamonds, and Roland ruffed. I was now willing to call the hand off. I would gladly give up the cheese if I could just get out of the

mousetrap.

Declarer led the queen of hearts to my king, and I happened to make the correct return. (Otherwise, perhaps, this hand would never see the light of day.) As you can see, East can expect to win two hearts and a club. Where is the setting trick? The only chance is to develop a spade trick, so East should return the seven of spades without

delay.

FORCES OCT QUEEN Fortunately, West had the ten of spades and could force out dummy’s queen. Declarer led another trump, and back came the king of spades to knock out dummy’s ace. Roland drew trumps and tried the club finesse, losing to the king. The spade trick then defeated the contract. If we hadn’t been ready to cash a spade at this time Roland would have discarded two spade losers on dummy’s clubs. “A brilliant defense,” Roland remarked warmly. It was very sporting of him to say so; most other declarers would just look glum at being defeated.

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