The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 June 1964 — Page 2

Page 2, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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Set Price Cuts LOS ANGELES UPI —Packard Bell Electronics Corp. Wednesday announced price cuts of as much as 1c per cent on its model PB250 digital computers. As examples, the company said a table model with 3,856 words of memory was reduced to $33,000 from *38.900. while a cheaper unit was cut to $26,300 from *28.900.

open a new administrative cen- land Railway. Between them,

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NEW YORK — International minerals & Chemical Corps directors proposed a two-for-one split in the company's shares to be voted on at the annual meeting Oct. 27.

To Open New Center NEW YORK UPI —United States Rubber Co. said Wednesday that its textile division will

Seek Rail Merger BALTIMORE UPI —The Chesapeake & Ohio and the Baltimore & Ohio railroads announced they will move to merge with the Western Mary-

the C&O and the B&O own 63.16 per cent of the Western Maryland but the larger part of this has been held in trust for many years.

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Steers told Kelly the regulation by which welfare care of a resident remains the responsibility of the old county for a year after he moves to a new county would no longer prevail' and the new county would be responsible immediately upon his moving there and applying |

matter under Act of March 7, 1S7B.

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Thought For thou, Lord hast not for- ' saken them that seek thee.

Psalm 9:10

God is no will-o -the wisp, i True seekers are always finder of Him. How wonderfully Christ reinforces this truth!

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Personal And Local News Hendricks County's first major election recount is now underway in the office of Claude Hughes, county clerk.— Hendricks Co. Republican

He said that in determining ; wealth of the applicant, a car he owns would be valued at the actual market value, and that value would be combined with that of other real and personal property which may not amount to more than 52.000 for a married couple or $1,500 for a sin-

gle person.

It makes no difference how much life insurance an applicant has, Steers said.

Walter Feld was admitted to the Putnam County Hospital

Wednesday night. Mr. Feld is a some

radio disptacher for the Greencastle Police Department.

Volunteers For Summer Service Miss Carol Harvey. 710 Terrace Lane, Greencastle, is one of more than 600 college students and young adults who i have volunteered as a summer

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service corps for work under the auspices of the Board of National Missions, United Presbyterian Church. U.S.A., this

year.

Carol will live and work in

Gary, Ind., at Gary Neighborhood House. With eleven other college students she will participate in a program including Vacation Bible School, day camp, craft, small group activities, playground activities, and

community development

Sheinwold On Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLO When you have tvro suits to work with you don’t always have to choose one or the other. Work out the play in such a way as to have both.

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The Rossok Reunion will be j lam

work. The program will last from June 8th to August 13th. Carol will be a junior in EarlI lam College, Richmond, this

held this Sunday, June 27th f a ,i. She is the daughter of Dr. starting at noon. It will be held and Mrs . Robert R Harvey,!

at the big shelter house. Every- Greencastle

body is invited to come and

enjoy the day. j* MEMORY

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hervey, Cloverdale. are pleased to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sharon Marie Hervey, to Steven G. Lasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Lasley, Cloverdale. The marriage will take place August 2nd at the Mt. Hebron Church, Cloverdale, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. with the Rev. Kyle Miller, Greencastle. officiating. Bride and bridegroom will leave immediately for Laughlin Air Force Base, Del Rio, Texas, where Mr. Lasley is stationed as an Airman Second Class. Friends and relatives are cordially invited attend the ceremony. No invitations will be sent.

1 Plan Open House For 'New Minister's Wife

Leaves Tokyo

! The Women’s Society of the | T OYKO UPI -Actress Judy

; Brick Chapel Methodist Church Garland T lcft Tokyo for Copen ' ° ne club fm « sc w °uld not

South has two spades and one heart, and therefore nA,^ six tricks in diamonds and clubs combined to make the game cont- Even if he gets four dia tricks he will atill

clubs.

The trouble with going after the diamonds hammer and tongs is that South canrot be sure of getting to dummy after knocking out the ace of diamonds. For example, South might lead the jack of diamonds and then another diamond in the hope that an opponent would be obliged to win the first or second diamond. Actually, East would refuse both tricks, and the diamonds would

not come in.

It would then be too late to go after the clubs. Declarer would be able to lead clubs from dummy only once.

announce^ttie ^pproachlncTmar- .VT? °' 7’' ^ H ' rl ", ^ cllureh I hagtn Wednesday after an eight announce me approaemng mar ert Hmkle Sr., who passed away 1 , . . . day visit to Japan.

riage of their daughter, Norma August 10 1963 t0 30 ° pen house in honor of Beirnctt to Dennis Pilkin son i tt »_ a* j Airs. Clarence Lovel&nd, wife Hr and ^ Alfred PUh” ! H0W h ::rtr ^ "' hat 5 ° Ur :« — ^,r. both of Putaamville, on Friday, Without funding faise -d p ^j

trite . . at the home of Mrs. Clark Hend-1

How can we say how we miss ., i rich*

him

Through every hour of the day i

and night? Oppose* Excise Cuts

June 26th at 8:00 p.m. in the Putnamville Methodist Church. Friends and relatives are invit-

ed.

She was accompanied by actor Mark Herron, identified by Miss Garland as her fiance, and a Chinese nurse, Miss Snowdon

Wu.

rhrW nnrnf h^Hii We didn t know or appreciate, Chr.at.an Church, will hold thair: what „ meant lo daddy

family pitch-in supper Monday

here,

WASHINGTON UPI —Treasury Secretary Dillion said he is

night, June 29 at the large shel- Anc j we -^ e suffered many heart °P osed l ar &e federal excise

The time has been changed to 6:30. Bring your own table service and filled baskets. Drinks i will be furnished. Bring the entire family and join the fun.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Julie Ann Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, Fillmore, Ind., 12 years old today.

aches Wishing now we had him near. Every day should be Father’s

Day,

For we don't know what we’ve

had,

tax cuts before 1966. He says the national economy requires time to absorb the full impact of this year's $11.5 billion tax

cut.

Until its too late to really honor |j Cleared

MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS

STUDIO

CLOSED FOR VACATION Starting July 4th Until July 1 3th

And all we have are memories

of Dad.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugent Monnett Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warren Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster

Sally Barnett

Herbert, Joyce and Mother.

Marriage License Richard Innes Bingham, surveyor. and Virginia H. Wokoun, at home, both of Greencastle.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts Wednesday cleared the way for the Fair Share Organization to carry to the U.S. Supreme Court its fight to force northern Indiana business 25-lp places to hire more Negroes. The appeal involves a case in ] which the state courts had ruled ! that the Fair Share Organiza- j tion was unlawfully picketing a ; Michigan City drugstore in an | effort to force it to hire more |

Negroes.

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Hospital Notes Dismissed Wedesday: Barbara McKenna, Christine Lee, Greencastle; Mary Whitaker, Gosport; Helen Cummings, Painfield; Thomas Buis, Cloverdale; Clara French, New York City, N. Y.

Steers Rules On Aged Medic Aid INDIANAPOLIS UPI — If you wear a *10.000 diamond ring you can still qualify for medical assistance under the Kerr-Mills Act, but if you have a *1.500 antique chair in your parlor it may be that you cannot qualify. Indiana Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers said today. Steers gave this interpretation in a long opinion in which he answered questions from State Welfare Director Albert Kelly concerning differences between 1 medical aid for persons over 65 under current welfare laws and that available when the KerrMills Act is implemented next year. Jewelry and heirlooms “which are carried on or about the person would be exempt as personal effects’* from property value provisions figuring in determination of whether an applicant is eligible for aid, Steers said. “If a heirloom . . .is a large piece of personal property not carried on the person, it may not be so classified,” Steers said, adding that “whether an heirloom is to be classified as a personal effect must be determined from the facts in each

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Illegal Mission

VIENTIANE. Laos UPI — The Red Chinese “economic and cultural mission” destroyed by U.S. fighter-bombers in Laotian Communist territory was set up illegally and without the knowledge of the coalition gov.ernment, it was announced Wed- | nesday. Pheng Phongsovan, neutralist foreign minister in the coalition | said the Chinese Communists had permission only to establish an embassy in Vientiane.

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be enough to bring in four club tricks even though the

finesse succeeds.

ENTRIES TO DUMMY The correct play is to lead the jack of diamonds to dummy's king at the second trick. East holds up and you can return a club from dummy to win a finesse with the queen. Now lead the nine of diamonds to dummy’s queen. If an opponent has to win the trick you can get your diamond tricks and two clubs. Since East holds up his ace of diamonds again, you are once more in dummy to take another finesse. The jack of clubs wins, and you can continue with the ace of clubs

and a low club.

Now you make four club tricks and two diamonds,

enough for game.

DAILY QUESTION Partner bids one spade, and the next player passes. You hold: SJ98 HJ82 DKJ 10 76 C 6 3. What do

you say?

Answer: Bid two spades or slightly preferable, since you have a worthless doubleton. You cannot afford to show the diamonds since the hand as a whole is not strong enough for a response at the level of two. (Copyright 1964, General Features Corp.).

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NEW YORK —The highest temperature reported Wednesday to the U.S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 115 at Palm Springs. Thermal and Imperial, Calif. The lowest reported this morning was 31 at Pellston, Mich.

DIAMOND

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JAKARTA, Indonesia UPI — Indonesia will send 50 female Guerrillas to the Borne border next month as part of a fresh j contingent of “Volunteers to (crush Malaysia.” Their commanding officer Is Herlina, the first woman volun- ! teer to land in Dutch New GulI nea when Indonesia was atI tempting to gain control of that j territory, now known as West j Irian.

General Petitions PSC INDIANAPOLIS UPI — General Telephone Company of Indiana asked the Public Service Commission Tuesday for authority to borrow $13 million for | a construction and improvejment program.

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