The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 July 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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Sheinwold ! On Bridge Don’t Rely On Goldfish To Play Hand Properly By ALFRED SHE IN WOLD Long and patient observation has taught me that there is a difference between goldfish and bridge players. (Not all bridge players, just some of them.) In the interest of science. I offer my evidence — in the form of a bridge hand. North dealer Both sides vuinerabl* NORTH * 43 V J 4 O AQJ42 * A Q 3 2 WMT EAST A Q J 10 « 7 2 <5 A K Q 10 <7752 0 87 0 10965 + J 874 +K1065 SOUTH * AK98 65 <2 9863 O K 3

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NOW YOU KNOW Since 1900 an estimated 5.000 Americans have been killed and 125,000 injured by July 4 fireworks, according to the National Board of Fire Underwriters.

IN MEMORY In memory of Beulah Whitaker who passed away July 6,

1960

We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find. Missed by father, brothers and sisters. 7-lp

Marriage License Jerry Lee Cox, US Navy, R.R. 2, Greencastle, and Karen Deane Bennington, Bookkeeper, Roachdale. Wayne Murray Lewis, Barber, and Marsha Kay Proctor, P. R. Mallory, both of Greencastle.

Hospital Notes Dismissed Monday: Albert Bettis. Greencastle: Elsie Moore, Clay City; Eddie Baden, Spen-

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hearts, and everybody follows suit. Nothing in that trick to frighten a fish fancier. It's the next trick that will make headlines in the leading piscatorial

peridoicals.

W’est leads the queen of spades, and here is where the goldfish gobbles himself to death. If a goldfish happens to be playing the South hand, he cannot resist gobbling up that queen of spades. That trick is the end of South. There are several ways for him to continue the play, but none

To most Americans South Africa’s policy of almost complete separation of the differing national groups seems very strange, especially in our age of civil rights demonstrations and legislation. “But,” explains Badenhorst,"you must try to understand that each of our four main national groups have a different cultural heritage and i a different level of development. We try to approach the business of living in harmony with

' each other with that in mind. I need arises. ^ o ! am not trying to sell our way of

life to anyone else, but I hope j to help others understand it. If j we can understand other peo-

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Bible Thought Then said his sister to Pharaoh’s daughter. Shall I go and call to thee a nurse of the Hebrew women, that she may nurse the child for thee?—Exo-

dus 2:7

Even a small child knows how to give a helping hand, when a

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women who together have devoted more than 30 years to keeping financial order in the

chaotic world of politics took P les ’ wa y s ’ we can be m ° re

part in a changing of the guard this week. Miss Helen Green, Indianapolis. retired after 20 years as chief bookkeeper for the Indiana Republican headquarters and was succeeded by Mrs. Ruby Taylor, Lebanon. The new keeper of the books, who also is volunteer treasurer

sympathetic with what they are

trying to accomplish.”

“I have grown to understand much about the United States since coming here. I can now see why you have become such a great nation. Your people are blessed with an amazing abundance of natural resources apd you have had to work hard to develop tnem. These have made

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for the Boone County Central you a prosperous nation and a Committee, already has com- great people. I have known pleted one career in the bank- i what it means to struggle to ing business before starting on develop a nation.”

Badenhorst is a man who is ! completely devoted to his task

of them will bnng him happi-1 her new one at GOP state head-

ness. j quarters.

For example, suppose South ..j was e ] e cted treasurer of, of controlling the education of

takes two rounds of trumps and starts on the aiamonds. He discards a heart on the third diamond but West ruffs and takes two more heart tricks, now that dummy is out of trumps. W’est gets a trump and

three hearts in all. JUST AS BAD

It's just as bad for South if he takes the king of spades and leads a heart right back.

I the Boone County Central Committee in 1954,” the attractive white-haired Mrs. Taylor explained. "That's a volunteer unpaid job. I've had it ever since.” Her former paid job was for the Union Federal Savings & Loan Association in Lebanon which began in 1934 when it first was organized. She had

West takes the trick and leads 1 studied at a small business col-

another trump. South is no better off if he takes the first spade and starts the diamonds at once. West ruffs the third diamond and leads a club. In short, all continuations lead to one poor goldfish floating on the top of the water. A bridge doesn't gobble up that queen of spades at the second trick. He sees that he must surely lose one trump trick no matter how the trumps are divided. He is safe if he loses that trick immediately. Now it is West who cannot find happiness. If West leads another trump. South can drawtrumps and run the diamonds safely. If West, instead, leads hearts, dummy can ruff the third heart. Life is much easier for the bridge player than for the poor fish. DAILY QUESTION* As dealer, you hold: S AK 9 8 6 5 H 9 8 6 3 DK3 C 9. What do you say? Answ-er: Bid one spade. You have only 10 points in high cards, but should count 3 points for your distribution. You open this optional 13-polnt hand because you have good high-card structure and a fine major suit. (Copyright 1964. General Features Corp.).

colored children and the training of capable colored educators in the Republic of South Africa. He is totally involved with the welfare and progress of his nation as a whole. It is only through the dedication of men such as he that mutual respect and understanding between men and nations can be maintained. He is indeed an outstanding am-

bassador for his country.

lege after graduation from Sheridan High School and took private lessons in shorthand. “I taught myself typing and most of my bookkeeping I learned at the bank,” she re-

called.

Mrs. Taylor pointed out that state political organizations operate with all the financial caution a business would useand then some. Political organizations must file public reports on their finances within 20 days after each primary and general

election.

“You have to account for every penny,” Mrs. Taylor | noted. “You work with a budget just as a business w-ould.” , She feels that if more women w-ould take interest in the routine work connected with political organizations they would have a better understanding of politics and might have more success in running for elective

office.

“But I have no desire to run

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for the beautiful flowers given at the passing of my brother, Jess McIntyre. May God bless all for the help and kindness given to us. Mrs. Myrtle Cox and family.

4-H CLUB

NEWS

The Kastletts had their meeting July 2. 1964. Due to the absence of Debbie Cooksey, president, Lou Kersery. vice-presi-dent, presided over the meeting. There were fourteen girls present counting the two junior leaders. We sang “Row, Row, Row Your Boat.” Roll call was

for office myself.” she added., called by Bett y Mishler. Betty She did get elected delegate to gave a demonstration on candy,

the last Republican state wom-

en’s convention, however. After the demonstration, re

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Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Public Service Room. Dan Wood co-manager of the Greencastle Kroger store has been made manager of the Kroger store at Connersville, Ind. Women of the Moose will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Moose Home for initiation of new members. Members please bring salads. Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No. 652 will meet in regular session Tuesday night. July 7, at 8:00. After the meeting there will be a social hour and refreshments served in the dining room. The Rain and Shine Home Economics Club will meet Wednesday at 1:00 at Robe Ann Park. Members are asked to please bring their items for the bake sale. Jack Porter, 213 Indiana St., Roachdale Indiana, is participating in Indiana University’s annual Writers’ Conference, July 6 to 11 on the Bloomington campus. All students were selected on the basis of manu-

scripts.

The Goodwill pick-up truck will be in Greencastle Tuesday, July 14. Phone OL 3-6587 if you have donations. There will be no pick-up in August. Mrs. Grace Maddox has returned home after visiting several weeks with her daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Morrison and son, Jim of Alexandria, Virginia. The Fillmore High School class of 1960 will hold their reunion, July 19, at Mansfield Lake at 12 noon. Please meet at the picnic tables on the hill above the beach. Bring well filled baskets, drinks and table

service.

Rev. Frank Hoss, former minister, will speak at Somerset Christian Church Sunday night, July 12. This is the regular song fest and everyone that loves music and singing is invited. We welcome special numbers from all churches. The official board of the church will meet for the quarterly meeting following services.

anti-animal candidate is doomed to be buried under a landslide. Animal lovers, like elephants, never forget.

Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Otis Allen, R. 2, Reelsville, Ind., recently celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple were married June 1, 1914, at Marshall, Ind., by Rev. D. D. Burt. They have lived in Brazil and vicinity all their life. Open house was not held due to illness and only members of the immediate family were present. They have two daughters, Mrs. Robert Shipley, and Davis Cagle, both of Indianapolis. They have one grandaughter, Katrina.

Friendship Club Postpones Meeting The Friendship Club which was to meet with Mrs. Mabel Rowland Wednesday, July 8th, has been postoned until a later date.

The Cloverdale W.S.C.S. will meet Thursday, July 9 at 11:30

freshments were served by

lis minding the home finances Betty Mishler. The meeting was

while most of the state GOP ex- then adjourned for recreation. a m ^ 0 f ^i rs Adrian ecutives are in San Francisco j Morrison for a pitch-in dinner. for the Republican national con- j Please bring covered dish and

The Roachdale Peppy Peppers * aKla , and

had a meeting July 1 at 1:00

Miss Green, offered a chance i p.m. The meeting was called to ! to take a European trip, chose order by the president. Becky that rather than a San Fran- McFarland. The U.S. pledge cisco busman's holiday. But the was led by Beverly Hirt and the newly retired bookkeeper made 4-H pledge was led by Terry I the office staff promise to send * Stafford. The roll was answered : her a telegram giving back- by your “future occupation.” ground information on the out- The minutes were read and apcome of the convention. proved. A demonstration was ■ Miss Green, whose chief ex- given by Vicki Gibson on “Fall, | tra-curricular interest has been Fashion, Faults, and Frills.” | travel during the years she The meeting was adjourned by!

own table service. Meat and drink will be furnished. Mrs. Maude Farmer is the Worship Leader and Mrs. Ben Franklin will give the lesson. Assistant hostess is Mrs. Guy Markin.

worked for the GOP. came by her hobby naturally. Her work, before joining the GOP staff,

the president. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Diana Wilson, David Wilson,

was with the Cadillac Motor Co. Beck, and Linda Copner.

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West Marion H. D. Club Will Meet The West Marion Home Demonstration will hold their July meeting at the home of Crystal Barker, Tuesday afternoon, July 8. Any member wishing to bring a guest feel free to do so.

Craft Club Will Meet Wednesday Maple Heights Craft Club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Irene Grubb.

Nixon Has New Role SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon has agreed to a Republican convention role that appears to eliminate him as a possible kingmaker in favor of a new role as GOP peacemaker. This was the net result of a decision to have Nixon, the party’s 1960 nominee, appear Thursday, near the end of the convention, to introduce the Republican presidential nominee and make an appeal for party unity in November. Nixon previously had been scheduled to address the delegates on Tuesday — the day before the nominating speeches and balloting. But Republican National Chairman William E. Miller announced Monday that Nixon would go before the convention two days later — after the fight for the nomination has been decided. “It is expected,” Miller said, “that the former vice president will at this time take advantage of the opportunity to make a plea for party unity.”

Shafto Has Big Problems SAN FRANCISCO — If you think everything is smooth and cozy in the Goldwater camp, consider the problems of Donald Shafto, generalissimo of the forces that will swarm into the aisles for a demonstration immediately after the Arizona senator is placed in nomination. Here it is C-Day minus six and Shafto is wrestling with the problem of whether to cover a baby elephant with gold paint and have in lead the Goldwater demonstrators up and down the aisles. The idea inflames his imagination, especially the thought of having a pretty girl

as a mahout.

But every time he gets ready to order up the elephant and the gold paint his thoughts turn to the membership of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Here is a sizable bloc of votes for the November election and it is an iron rule of politics that an,

Favor Generalized Civil Rights Plank SAN FRANCISCO UPI — A Survey of Republican platform drafters today disclosed a heavy preference for a generalized plank on civil rights — and a tough one on Viet Nam. About one-third of the GOP Platform Committee’s 100 members responded to a United Press International questionnaire on their attitude toward these and other issues expected to figure in the November presidential election. Of the 34 who replied, 18 said they would vote for the nomination of Sen. Barry Goldwater. The others ranged from uncommitted to supporters of Gov. William W. Scranton or backers of favorite son candidates. All but a few of those polled rejected the idea that Goldwater’s probable nomination would make it more difficult to write a platform calculated to win northern and eastern votes.

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NEW YORK UPI —A Spanish traffic cop and his wife are visiting the World’s Fair for a week on the house because of his alertness in saving the ceiling of the Spanish pavilion from fire. Saturnine de la Rubio Guevarra was on traffic duty in Madrid last December when he noticed a fire in a nearby warehouse. He quickly extinguished the flames.

NOW YOU KNOW By United Pre»» Internotlenol Fish-loving Americans own

an estimated 23 million aquariums in the United States, according to a survey by the Hollywood chapter of the Ameri-

can Humane Association.

Kissing Taylor KINGSTON - ON - THAMES, England UPI — Italian tailor Joseph Pescale learned Monday that there is a difference between Italy and England. Pascale, 22, was fined $5.60 for kissing a passing girl on the street despite his plea that “I didn't mean any harm.” The girl burst into tears and called a policeman.

Kennedys Going To New York WASHINGTON UPI — Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her two children are giving up their home in Washington and moving to New York City in early fall. The former First Lady apparently decided upon the move to assure her family of more privacy. Her home in the Georgetown section of the capital has become a big tourist attraction. Pamela Turnure. Mrs. Kennedy’s press secretary, said the former First Lady and her children, Caroline, 6. and John Jr., 3, would establish temporary residence in the Caryle Hotel in New York until they move into a permanent apartment.

Not Bothering Front Runner SAN FRANCISCO UPI —Republican foes of Sen. Barry Goldwater wheeled to attack from another position today in their almost hopeless battle to dislodge him from command of next week’s GOP National Convention. Led by Gov. William W. Scranton. Goldwater’s only major rival for the presidential nomination, the anti-Goldwater Republicans were pressing for a party platform which they knew would be repugnant to the Arizona senator.

Putnam Court Notes Ruth Carolyn Tague, plaintiff, vs. Marion Hershall Tague, defendant. Complaint for absolute divorce. Thelma R. Michael, plaintiff, vs. Leland J. Michael, defendant. Complaint for absolute divorce.

''Every Penney" WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., said today the government could force Bobby Baker to give up “every penny he has made through the use of his influence and the prestige of his office.” Case said the Justice Department should file civil action to compel the former Senate aide to turn over to the government his profits on outside business ventures and investments. Baker, who resigned Oct. 7, 1963 as secretary to Senate 1 Democrats, once claimed a paper worth of $2 million, although his annual salary was only $19,600.

NOW IT’S “COVER-UP”—The man who created topless swim suits and transparent bodices for evening, Rudi Gernreich of California now gives us this in a New York showing of his fall 1964 collection. Even the face is covered with a felt “Yashmak’* hat—a helmet-like affair that slips over the head.

Plan State Visit LONDON UPI — Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip will visit Ethiopia for a week beginning next Feb. 1, Buck- | ingham Palace announced Mon- ^ day.

Dr. D. J. Steele On Vacation July 10th until July 20th

Rockefeller As "Keynoter" 1 SAN FRANCISCO UPI — New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller was expected to provide and indirect boost for Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton today by presenting Republican Platform Committee recommen- i dations with anti-Goldwater overtones. Rockefeller, who abandoned his own drive for the GOP presidential nomination to back Scranton’s come-from-behind race against Sen. Barry Goldwater, w r as listed as “keynoter for the first full day of hearings.

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Three Students Injured Monday LAKE VILLAGE, Ind. UPI Three high school students and a motorist were injured Monday when a car slammed into a chartered bus two miles west of here on Indiana 10. The accident occurred when the car driven by William F. Gibbs, 23, Lake Village, swerved across the highway and hit the bus carrying 34 Momcnce, 111., students, five chaperones and the driver. Injured in addition to Gibbs were three of the students, Davis Metz, 15. Momence. his brother, James, 14. and Stephen Jensen, 15, R.R. 3, Kankakee, 111.

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Seeks U. S. Help LONDON UPI — Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman w’ill go to the United States following this week’s Commonwealth prime ministers’ conference to ask for aid in his country’s dispute with Indonesia authoritative sources said Monday.

Killed In Ambush SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia UPI — Police with dogs and helicopters searched Monday for a gang of Africans who ambushed a European family on a lonely country road 300 miles east of Salisbury and stoned the father, Petrus Oberholtzer, 45, to death. It w'as one of a series of weekend anti-European incidents which heightened the severe racial tension in Southern Rhodesia.

Get Defense Works WASHINGTON UPI — The office of Sen. Ralph Yarborough, D-Tex., announced Monday two defense contracts for Texas. The larger, for $10,723,975. i went to North American Aviation for rocket motors for Sparrow and Strike missiles. The ; other w’ent to Ling - Temco Vought for $2,550,000 w’orth of research and development work in the Gemini program.

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