The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 June 1964 — Page 8

Page8 MONDAY, JUNE 1,1964

GRFENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

Dies In Collision HARRISBURG, 111. UPI— George Hansen, 84, New Albany, Ind., was killed Sunday in a two-car collision on Illinois 145 about 13 miles south of here. Also killed was Mrs. Geneva Cowsert, 42, Wood River, 111. Marsha Cowsert, 14, Wood River, was injured critically and while being rushed to a hospital, the ambulance collided with another car and she died of her injuries.

C AMPAIGNING RIGHT I P to the June 2 wire, GOP presidential hopeful Gov. Nelson Rockefeller smiles as he greets a non-voter, Rhonda Spellman, held by her grandmother, Mrs. Carl Sanman, in Santa Cruz, Calif.

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TONIGHT John Wayne—Maureen O'Hara "MclINTOCK ' Plus Dean Martin—Yvette Mimieux "TOYS IN THE ATTIC" Plus Cartoon Calling all hdlbillias—we're having an eld fashioned hootenanny hoedown - LIVE STAGE SHOW loaded with the Finest hillbilly footstompin' music you over heard. The fomily will leva dappin' and tinging and dancing to Denton Boyd and hit Tennessee Pals. Plus 2 great Pictures for the whole family. Bring Mo and Pa, and all the Kiddies—they'll love it! NEXT SAT., JUNE 6th ADM. SI.00

Colleges Hold Commencements

Fillmore News Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and Mr. and Mrs. Almon Buis attended a family dinner Sunday, May 24, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hanunond in Indianapolis. The three brothers and their wives and two sisters and their husbands were present. Mrs. Ruth Smith and Miss | Gladys Harlan of Greencastle spent Thursday night in Indianapolis the guests of Miss Doris Harlan, and saw the 500 Festival Parade. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Truesdal

left Tuesday for their home In California. Their granddaughter, Debby Hanks, went to spend a couple of months. Mr. and Mrs. Piercy Horn are the parents of a daughter bom Friday, May 22 Mrs. Dora Trautwein of Indianapolis called Saturday on Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith spent Saturday ’til Tuesday in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs.: Venice Lewis and sons, Gordon and Norman. The latter is a graduate of Broad Ripple High. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Louise Smith. Fifteen i members and Sherri Chestnut were present. Roll call was Mothers of the Bible. Mrs. Inez Pruitt gave contests which were won by Mrs. Anna Day and Mrs. Valeria Lane. Hostess served delicious refershments.

Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Lou Hunter. Sunday, May 24 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehart were Mrs. Edith Ruark, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barcus and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. James Morris and family of Southport.

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SouOj West North East 1 Pass 2 V Pass 4 L? AH Pass Opening kad — 4 9 South gratefully won the first trick with the ace of spades. He was, of course, sure to win two spade tricks no matter how the play went, but he was delighted to have a spade entry to the dummy. Declarer drew two rounds of trumps with the ace and king,

} noting with disappointment that he had to lose a trump trick eventually. Then he cashed the top clubs and ruffed a club. As it happened, the clubs broke 8-3, so that dummy’s last two clubs were good. Since declarer could get back to dummy with the jack of spades he could not lose his contract. GIVES UP TRUMP South actually led a trump, giving East his trick. If East were foolish enough to return a spade. South would make an overtrick. East actually led a diamond, giving West his two tricks, but declarer then got to dummy with the jack of j spades to discard his losing spade on a good club. Go back to the first and see what happens if East plays his j low spade instead of covering | dummy’s queen with the king, j South gets his spade trick

in dummy before he can make good use of it. Declarer leads out the top trumps but then cannot get back to the dununy’s clubs even if he succeeds in setting them up. He must lose a trump, a spade, and two diamonds. Look for this sort of position in actual play. If you must give the opponents a trick, hand it over before it can be used effectively. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: S K 10 5 H Q 10 9 D 9 5 3 2 C Q J 10. What do you say? Answer: Bid two hearts. The flat distribution suggests a response of one notrump, but your first duty is to support partners major suit when you can. (Copyright 1964, General Features Corp.i

By United Press International Nearly half of Indiana’s universities and colleges sent thousands of graduates into the I world to seek their fortunes | during the Memorial Day weekend and today. & Fifteen schools held com- j m mencements Saturday, Sunday | and today, some of them in out- j I door ceremonies during which ;!/'. the weather cooperated by fur- 1nishing rainless skies although temperatures were on the cool I side. 11 Commencements were held this morning or scheduled for ‘ F later in the day at Evansville j £ College. Fort Wayne Bible Col- j | lege, Goshen College, Huntington College, Manchester College and St. Mary of the Woods

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Chill Extends South To Gulf By United Pre»» International Unseasonably chilly air today tumbled records from the Northern Plains to the Gulf of '

Mexico.

Low temperature marks for the date or so for so late in the j season included 23 at International Falls, Minn.: 42 at To- ! peka, Kan., and 38 at Water- j loo, Iowa. A reading of 41 at Concordia, i Kan., was the lowest ever recorded there in June. Other j record lows were San Angelo, Tex., 48; Wichita Falls, Tex., 51, Waco, Tex., 52, and Lake Charles, La., 60. Temperatures dipped to the 30s in New England. Heavy rain fell today in the southern Appalachians with Greenville, N.C., receiving 2.68 inches in six hours.

1EEN TWIST NEW YORK UPI — Today’s tion. Females aged 20-29 will to ‘twist” consumer goods markets into a new shape when they're in their twenties. Population projections prepared by the Department of Commerce indicate that by 1975 the U.S. male population aged 20-29 will have jumped 47 per cent over the 1965 level, says Meinhard-Commercial Corp., factoring and financing subsidiary of C.I.T. Financial Corporation . Females aged 20-29 will be up 45 per cent, the firm adds.

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