The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 November 1964 — Page 2
Th* Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Friday, Novambar 13,1964
Shainwold On Bridge Never Send To Know For Whom Bells Toll By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion Your first step toward the solution of a problem is to know that you have a problem. No bell rings to tell you this when you are playing a bridge hand. If you play it right nevertheless, you have earned a no-bell
prize.
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CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to thank kind friends, neighbors, and relatives for the many expressions of sympathy, prayers, beautiful flowers, food, and other courtesies extended to me during the recent illness and death of my husband, Everett Logan. Especially do 1 thank the Putnam County Hospital staff, Dr. Ernst, Lawson Funeral Home, Rev. Lonnie Boyers, Rev. John Jones, the singers, pianist, and pallbearers. Myrtle Logan
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Opening lead — * J South won the first trick with the jack of spades and returned a diamond to the ace. East returned the three of spades, South played low, and West won with the eight. West now returned the king of spades to force out the ace. South had to lead diamonds again in the hope of making his ninth trick, whereupon West took the king of diamonds and the rest of the spades to defeat the cotract. South should work out West’s exact spade holdings from the fact that he has three spades higher than the six. South should also expect the top diamonds to be divided since if West had both he would have opened the bidding. This is all the Information South needs to play the hand properly. REFUSES TRICK South refuses the first trick, allowing East to win with the ten. East returns the low spade, and South's nine drives out the queen. If West continues with a spade. South wins with the jack. (Any other defense gives South all the time he needs to develop the diamonds.) After winning the third spade with the jack. South leads a diamond. If East wins, he cannot lead a spade, thanks to the hold-up at the first trick. T f West wins, he can set up his spades but can never get back to cash them. The defenders can get two diamonds, but nothing else. But South can play the hand properly only if he hears the bell toll and knows that it tolls for him. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to 18 points), and the next player passes. You hold: Spade K Q 8 6 5. Heart Q 5 4. Diamond K 3 2, Club 6 3. What do you
say?
Answer: Bid three spades. Since you have 10 points you know that the combined total is at least the 26 points needed for game. You want partner to raise to four spades if he has three or four spades: otherwise, he should bid three notrump.
IN MEMORY In loving memory of Oscar R. Daniel, who passed away one year ago, November 13, 1963. I often sit and think of you and the way you died You never said goodbye Before you closed your eyes. The blow was hard, the shock severe I never realized death was so near. And only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell. I laid you to rest up there on the hill I have you no more, that was God’s will. You left in my heart a great empty space And no one on earth can take your place. Sadly missed by wife, Edith Daniel and sons, Rodney Daniel and Duane Daniel.
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IN MEMORY In loving memory of Lloyd Zachary. Time helps to ease the sorrow That parting always brings. But leaves untouched the men* cries Of happy treasured things. So through the days that followed Many memories we hold dear Continue blooming in our hearts That keep you, Loved One near! Artie Belle, Jenny, Barbara and family.
Johnson Hosts Mexican Leader JOHNSON CITY, Tex. UPI— President Johnson and the president elect of Mexico today were expected to take up the thorny question of Mexico’s diplomatic relations with Cuba. Thus far in the informal talks between the two leaders, no mention of Cuba has been made. Mexico’s position has been that the choice of government is a job for the people of the country and to shut off diplomatic relations would be interfering in the other government’s internal affairs. Recently however, there have been a few Mexican leaders objecting to this stand. Mexico is the only nation in Latin America that still maintains diplomatic relations with Cuba. U. S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said two days ago he believed the subject would come up before President elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz returns to Mexico at 3 p.m. EST today. Johnson and Diaz Ordaz Thursday searched for a common, neighborly approach to trade, the problem of water salinity in the Colorado River and the Alliance For Progress. But Johnosn put the accent on the deprived people of both nations in remarks at a barbecue at the LBJ Ranch in Diaz Ordaz’ honor. “ . . . We are meeting here to talk together and to work together, and to take up arms together against the ancient enemies of mankind—disease and poverty and hunger and ignorance.” "As Mexico becomes stronger and wealthier,” and said, "Mexico wil be able to help others just as Mexico is helping others toda yin Central America. “For the Alliance is not just governments: It is the will and teh desrie nad the noble ambition of people—people who give opportunity and incentive, and they can make this Western Hemisphere and, indeed, they can make the entire world, a better, a healthier, a more peaceful and a much safer place to live in.”
Putnam Court Notos Roachdale Elevator, Inc., vs. Walter Boiler, complaint on account.
Suggests Nixon WASHINGTON UPI — Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon was suggested today to head a proposed group to rebuild the Republican party along more moderate lines. Rep. Robert P. Griffin, RMich., advanced Nixon's name in endorsing the proposal by Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wis., for creation of a temporary party agency outside the Republican National Commute to reshape the GOP.
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REBEKAH NOTICE
Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No. 652 will meet Tuesday night November 17 at 7:30. This is the evening we are having the November birthday party, there will also be election Of 1965 of
fleers.
Don’t miss it! Crystal Barker Noble Grand
IN MEMORY In loving memory of Ernest Dickerson, who passed away Nov. 12, 1958. I have lost my soul’s companion, A life linked with my own; And day by day I miss him more, As I walk through life along, wife, Dorothy
Pulp Workers Out On Strike 8y United Prats International Strikes stalled production in West Coast paper mills and Ford Motor Co. auto plants today and federal mediators sought to head off a walkout of 160,000 off-train railroad workers. Ford officials announced that layoffs at 16 of its plants will total 33,500 by tonight as a result of United Auto Workers strikes at eight plants. Latest to be added to the layoff list were plants in St. Louis and Kansas Ctiy, Mo.; Rawsonville, Highland Park, Cleveland, Monroe, Livonia, Dearborn and Wixom, Mich.; Metuchen, N. J.; Lima, Fairfax, Sharonville, Canton and Lorain, Ohio; Norfolk, Va.; St. Paul, Minn.; Green Island, N. Y.; and Indianapolis, Ind. Twenty-six thousand already have been idled by the Ford strike. Arjay Miller, Fora president, said at a San Diego, Calif., news conference the company will be forced to shutdown all carmaking next week unless strikes are settled. “Our entire production is grinding to a halt,” he said.
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Nunn describe how to attract and hold visitors to Putnam County. Owners are urged to attend the evening dinner meeting in the DePauw Union Building.
Walter Fuller Dies PHILADELPHIA UPI — Walter D. Fuller, 82, retired chairman of the board of Curtia Publishing Co., died Thursday after a b rief illness.
Teenage Thieves LOS ANGELES UPI — Twelve teen-agers suspected of committing 29 burglaries that netted them 35,300 in cash and merchandise said they got the idea from a television show, Temple City sheriff’s deputies reported today. The youngsters, led by a 15-year-old youth, were apprehended Thursday by deputies who recovered about 32,500 in loot. Deputies said members of the juvenile gang told them they called themselves “The Rogues” and got the idea for their organization and its exploits from a television show that “glamorizes criminals.”
THE DAILY BANNS* AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 26-38 S. Jackten St. Groan cattle, ini. Businas* Miono Ol S-51S1 Samuel R. Rarirfan. Publisher Elisabeth Rariian, Businoas Mgr. Jamas S. Zeis, Managing Editor William O. Hoapar. Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Past Office at Groan* castle, Indiana, at Second Class MaB mattar under Act of March 7, 1871. Subscription Prices Home Delivery SSc par weak Mailed in Putnam Ca. $7.00 par yaar Outside of Putnam Ca. $8.00 par yaar Outsida of Indiana $12.00 par yaar Bible Thought And Jesus said unto them, come ye after me, and I will make you to become fishers of men. Miark 1:17. Jesus’ invitation is to forsake the legitimate for the intimate, the good for the beat. Personal And Local News Roy Perry is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. Ralph Major entered the Putnam County hospital Wednesday for surgery. The Girl Scout chili supper of Troop 21 and 222 has been postponed until further notice. Michael Hamblen, of Cloverdale, was dismissed from the Putnam County Hospital Thursday. Regular stated meeting of Russellville Chapter 311, O.E.S. Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hendrich have arrived at their winter home in Casa Grande, Arizona. Bainbridge P.T.A. will meet Tuesday. Nov. 17, 7:30 p. m. in the cafeteria at the Bainbridge High School. Bro. Charles McGhee will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, Nov 15, 11 A.M. The Newcomers Club of DePauw University will meet at the Delta Chi house, 912 South Locust, Tuesday, November 17t.h at 8 p. m. Sheriff Kenneth Knauer returned home today from the Methodist Hospitil in IndianMethodist Hospital in Indiantient for the past three weeks. Mrs. Voris Etcheson, Greencastle Route 1, is a patient in the Union Hospital at Terre Haute where she will undergo major surgery. Her room number is 328. Mrs. Mary Huestis Mangum of San Mateo, Calif., who was called here by the death of her brother, Denver Huestis, is visiting her sisters, Grace and Irene Huestis. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cockrell, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hand spent Sunday in New Albany visiting Larry Hand who is teaching high school in that city. Greencastle Business 4b Professional Women’s Club ■will have a dinner meeting Wednesday, November 18th at the IBM Plant. Members please be at the Plant by 6:00 p.m. James Costello, 24, Indianapolis, was lodged in the Putnam County Jail at 1:30 this morning by State Trooper Wayne Miller for driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Mrs. Mandus Chance of Brookville, who has several relatives in Putnam County, suffered a stroke Wednesday. Nov. 4 th. Har condition is not good. She is a patient in the Fayette Memorial Hospital at Connersville. Epsilon Psi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held their fall rush party out at the skeet range on the night of October 27th. Being as it was a Halloween Party, the girls came masked. Games were played and Ruth Hartman and Mary Allen, hostess and co-hostess served delicious refreshments of ham salad sandwiches, donuts, cider and coffee. To the end of the evening the sorority girls and their guests sat around the fireplace and gang several old time favorites.
that will be made this year. British governments usually A curriculum review was sched- are formed to resign after deuled for the next board meet- feat on a major money bill, ing which will be the first Mon- Such setbacks strip from them
day night in December.
The varsity cheerleaders attended I. U.’s annual Cheerleaders Conference November 7, 1964. Cheerleaders Diane Nelson, Roma Brooks, Janice Barrett and Debbie Terry took part in a cheerleading contest and
attended a work shop. Senior football boys chal-Y-Teens held a meeting on the lenged the faculty to a basketmorning of November 12. At ball game November 12. The this meeting several girls re- varsity boys had a 16 minute ceived their club pins. December scrimmage; then thee B-team
ber 11 to the Rotary Club on “Education Pays Dividends in Citizenship.” Tom Ricketts addressed the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs on November 11 & 12. His subject was “’Education Pays Dividends in Foreign Relations.”
12 was disclosed as the date for the Christmas dance at which a senior boy will be crowned king.
displayed their skills. This was to show' the public whot kind of team GMS will have for the 6465 hardwood season.
Drought Results In Many Fires By United Press International Gusty w r inds which fanned forest and grass fires into infernos of flames in the droughtparched Midwest and Ohio Valley continued today and a storm which splashed 2-inch rains along the Pacific Coast blanketed Western mountains with the season’s first heavy snow. Storm warnings were posted for livestock raisers and motorists in parts of Nevada, Utah and Idaho. A 6-inch snowfall blocked range road west of Laramie, Wwo., Spokane, Wash., had 2 inches of snow in six hours. Winnemucca, Nev., measured 4 inches of snow on the ground and Reno 2 inches. Forest and brush fires were reported from the Missouri River to the Atlantic.
the power of the purse and thus the power to govern. With 317 seats in the 630seat House of Commons, Labor has a narrow five-vote majority over the 303 Conservatives and the nine liberal!. However, Insiders were betting that the Librals would swing to Labor's side, guaranteeing victory. The vote concerns the last of five resolutions moved after the introduction of Labor’s "emeigency” budget on Wednesday. Under Parliamentary rules giverning money bills, the five
took precedence.
G.H.S. held its annual open G-Club held its initiation of en house Monday, November 9 new members Thursday night in which parents and students and during the day on Friday, were invited to visit. This gave The initiates were cheerleaders parents a chance to meet their at the intersquad basketball children’s teachers and see how game on Thursday night. They they were progressing. arose early Friday morning in order to begin the rigors of their Tom Webb spoke on Novem- initiation.
Downed Flier Rescued At Sea
MARRIED 64 YEARS
CHARLESTON, S. C. UPI— A missile tracking station supply ship today rescued a downed flier who spent the night adrift in the South Atlantic on
a 20-man life raft.
Lowell Thompson of Spokane, Wash,, who ditched his Cessna
182 during a flight from Rescue, j Mosow
Chou Concludes Moscow Talks MOSCOW UPI — Chinese Communist Premier Chou Enlai has concluded his secret talks with the Kremlin's new leaders and may leave for home
tonight.
Communist sources »aid he will carry with him an agreement to continue the new SinoSoviet dialogue in Peking early
next year.
Details of the week-long talks here have not been disclosed, but the sources described
them as "businesslike.”
They were reported free of the personal animosity which characterized former Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev’s relation-
ship with the Chinese.
Although Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin and Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev agreed to the Peking talks, diplomatic sources In
said there was little
On November 14, 1900. Oscar Lee Reeves and Clara Lee Hillis were united in marriage and they will observe their 64th anniversary of wedded bliss Saturday at their home. 211 West Franklin Street. Before his retirement, Mr. Reeves served as Superintendent of the Water Works a number of years ago and later conducted a thriving plumbing business. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves are member s of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church and Mrs. Reeves, over the years, has been active in church and club circles and is also a former Greencastle Township and Putnam County Assessor. They are the parents of four children. Byron Reeves, Calumet City, HI.; Gilbert Reeves, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Marjorie Shortle, Winamac, and Mrs. Meredith Lament, Glasgow, Scotland. They also have 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
ANNIVERSARIES
Dragon.
Two of students
the snakewere arrest-
Birthaay dancing Tracy Lynn Proctor, daugh- ed.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy | The arrests followed a reProctor, Reelsville, 3 years old quests by the Japanese police
Brazil to the Ascension Islands, was reported tired but in good condition when the freighter Robin Sherwood picked him up at daybreak. An Air Force plane flying a mission between Charleston, S.C. and Africa circle overhead ! to firect the rescue.
REELSVILLE SCHOOL
CALENDAR
November 16-21
November 16 — B. B. 7 & 8 Bainbridge vs Reelsville
played here at 6:30
November 19 — B. B. 7 A Cloverdale vs Reelsville played there at 6:30.
November 20 —
End of Second Grading
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November 15th.
Woman Doctor Traffic Fatality
to the Socialist party to exclude the fanatical students from their demonstrations
against the American
visit.
South Putnam School News
The South Putnam Community School Board held a special board meeting Monday night at the Greencastle court
house.
By United Frets International
An 82-year-old woman physician driving to a house call was injured fatally near Camden Thursday, raising Indiana’s 1964 traffic fatality toll to at least 1,183 compared with 1,134 a year ago. j
Dr. Eva N. Kennedy of Cam- j liability insurance coverage den lost control of her car and , was increased for the four init hit a culvert a mile northeast dividual school to $ioo,000.00 of her hometown. She had prac- an d $300,000.00. ticed medicine there more than A new guidance and testing half a century and was the wid- program for tha school system ow of Dr. Charles Kennedy. | was discussed and will be initi- [ ated second semester. This pro-
| gram will be under title five
Clash With Police i an d bc reimbursed from State
J and Federal funds.
SASEBO, Japan UPI An Superintendent gave the estimated 200 fanatical Zenga- board a review of the complete kuren students clashed with maintenance and redecorating police today in another dem- program that has been carried onstration against the U. S. on since July 1, 1964 and listed nuclear-powered submarine Sea the remaining improvements
Period.
November 20 — B. B. Van Buren vs Reelsville
vessel’s P la >’ ed theie at 6:30 ’
November 21 —
Smorgasbord sponsored by Band Parents in School Cafeteria. Serving from 5:00-7:00
p. m.
chance of Russia and China solving all their differences im-
mediately.
However, the Russians have agreed to postpone a meeting of 26 Communist parties which Khrushchev had called for next month, apparently to lay the groundwork for reading Red China out of the wond Com* mnist movement. Communist China was bitterly opposed to the meeting. Russia's Communist allies In Europe also had been dragging their feet on the plan. Numerous foreign Communist officials had come to Moscow in connection with the 47th anniversary Nov. 7 of the Russian revolution. By this morning Chou wan the only one still
in Moscow.
British Labor Party Faces Test LONDON UPI — The Labor government braced today for I the most crucial parliamentary vote of its month in power. The contest dealt technically with the government’s proposal to rebate certain taxes to British exporters, but it was understood that the government's entire economic program w'as at stake. Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s government already survived one censure motion aimed | at its steel nationalization program and a “no confidence” motion in its program as a whole. Today’s vote was considered more important.
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