The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 November 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, November 25, 1964
Sheinwold On Bridge
especially true in crossruff hands, where it is a sound rule t" cash high cards in the side
Use Perishable Tricks suits before you start serious
Before They Turn Siour ruffing.
Some tricks are perishable | South ruffed the opening lead merchandise. Use them early, j and purred with delight as he or they’ll turn sour. This is i saw the spade shortness in
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East
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1 NT
Pass
2 0
Pass
4 0
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5 O
All
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Opening
lead — * O
j dummy He could ruff spades in j the dummy and clubs in his own hand. What could be
sweeter ?
Declarer immediately cashed the ace and king of spades and led a spade to ruff in dummy with a high trump. East could not over-ruff, but he could and South managed to ruff his remaining spades in dummy and ruffed clubs to get to his own hand. Eventually, East even threw away the ace of hearts. South wound up with three
trumps to take the last three
tricks.
Declarer thus discovered that it’s very hard to take eleven tricks if you give the last three tricks to an opponent. MUST START HEARTS South must start on the hearts at the second trick. East i takes the ace of hearts and returns a trump to South’s eight. D clarer then leads a heart to dummy’s king and begins the
crossruff.
Declarer cashes the top spades and proceeds to ruff spades in the dummy and clubs in his own hand. He takes his own five trumps, three ruffs in dummy and two top spades-the same ten tricks made by the actual declarer. The important ference is that the expert declarer also gets a heart trick, and this trick happens to be
hearts, and East had three j worth game and rubber.
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SAIGON UPI—South Vietnamese paratroopers charged through a 15-foot-high sheet of flame on a downtown Saigon street today to quell a new round of demonstrations by anti-government students.
DAILY QUESTION
Partner opens with one spade, and the next play r passes. You hold: Spade Q 9 6 4 2, Heart J 9 7 4 2, Diamond None, Club Q
9 7. What do you say?
Answer: Bid 'our spades. The 1<- rp to game in a major promises fine trump support (usually five or more cards), a singleton or void in a side suit, and not more than 9 points in
It was the fourth consecutive J cards -
day of violence in this crisistorn capital. Demonstrating students had poured gasoline on the street and set it ablaze in an effort to keep the paratroop-
ers away.
The new rioting broke out shortly after U. S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor departed for Washington to confer with President Johnson about the, anti-Communist war in South
Viet Nam.
The paratroopers knocked over five crude barricades to
Relates Slaying Of Missionary
BRUSSELS UPI—A Belgian survivor of the Congo carnage said today American missionary Dr. Paul Carlson was killed when Stanleyville rebels opened fire on a group of hostages they
herded into the street.
"The doctor died from a bul-
advance on the demonstrators; i e t wound in the head when
but few injuries were reported because most of the students retreated, hurling rocks. Later a hand grenade exploded among four paratroopers driving a mob of rebellious high school pupils from a school area to the national Buddhist center with fixed bayonets. Approximately 1,500 persons claimed asylum behind a wire fence at the Buddhist center. Some of them began throwing rocks over the fence at the government forces and then the grenade exploded. The paratrooper commander said his men were not armed with hand grenades. There were no immediate reports of injuries as a result of the blast. The 10,000 Americans in the Saigon area were warned to stay off the streets and avoid crowds unless absolutely necessary for official business.
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dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Shaw, 1 West Liberty Street, are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Everett Evans, Route 3, Cloverdale, is in the Putnam County Hospital. Following major surgery which he underwent on November 16th, his condition has been pronounced critical. The Cloverdale Township Christmas gift collection box for the mentally ill is located at the Foster Realty Company. Call Mirs. Irvin Simmons or Mrs. Gordon Mann for informa-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stewart left Tuesday for Minneapolis, Minn., where they will visit | their son, Tom, who is employed with G. C. Murphy Co., in that city. On their return trip they will visit their son, Paul Wil-
Carlson, 36, of Culver City, liam Stewart and family in
Due to Thursday being a holiday, trash pickup on Anderson and Seminary Streets will not be made until Friday, according to Louie Williams of the Greencastle Sanitation Department.
U. S. Exports To Russ Decline WASHINGTON UPI — U S. exports to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe fell off sharply in the second quarter of 1964 following the big wheat shipments of earlier this year, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. The department said that export license approvals indicated that a further decline is in
store.
During the Aprll-June quarter, U. S. exports to Russia and Eastern Europe totaled about $107 million compared with $160 million in the January-
|announced today. The dead infant was JeanLuc the last of quints delivered Monday to the 27-year-old wife of mailman Raymond Sambor, 33. Doctors said Jean-Luc developed breathing difficulties Tuesday and was unable to maintain body temperature. All five babies were placed in incubators. They were nine weeks premature. The condition of the four surviving infants was said to be precarious. Doctors said it would be at least three weeks before a definite prognosis could be made.
his ranch from a hurry-up trip to East Texas, digs into budget problems today and consults with the chief talent scout for his administration. The President made such a last-minute decision to attend a dinner honoring Texas Democratic Chairman Marvin Watson in Mount Pleasant, Tex., Tuesday night that Mrs. Johnson got dressed in less than 11 minutes to make the plane.
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Maple Heights Club Holds Dinner The Maple Heights Club held a family night Thanksgiving dinner for club members and their families Sunday night. After the pitch-in dinner, games were played by all present. The members and their families attending were Edith Chittenden, Ruth Fry, Mary Raab, Iva Hammond, Ethel Schachtel, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Crawley, Steve and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. George Graves and Jim, Cathy Trout, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitaker, Max and Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fenwick and boys. A pitch-in dinner is scheduled for December 1st and will be held at 6:30 p. m. All Club members are urged to attend and are also reminded to bring a secret pal gift in addition to a $.50 grab-bag gift.
Jerry L. Akins, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil D. Akins, 30 Jackson Blvd., Greencastle, was promoted to specialist four, Nov. 16, while serving with the U. S. Army Finance Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Specialist Akins entered the Army in May, 1963 and completed basic combat training at Fort Knox, Ky. The 24-year-old soldier is a 1959 graduate of
Greencastle High School.
they took him from the Hotel Victoria yesterday morning,” said Father Jean Declerck, a
Roman Catholic priest.
The clergyman was one of i 160 Belgian refugees who arrived here today from Leopold- j ville on a chartered airliner. They were saved in a spectacular U. S.-Belgian rescue mis-
sion.
Welfare
cations and other forms has been mailed to county welfare departments. A series of meetings are in progress to acquaint county department staffs with
Must Explore Ocean Floors WASHINGTON UPI — The United States must send men to the deep ocean floor which comprises more than two thirds cf the earth just as it must send men to the moon, the
Navy said today.
Robert W. Morse, assistant Navy secretary for research ! and development spelled out the 1 need for deep ocean operations ; in a search prepared for delivery at a conference of industry, government and military leaders on the Navy’s deep submergence systems project. Informed sources said that the project may cost about $200 million over the next five years. It is aimed at specific Navy needs such as rescue,
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Father Declerck said Carlson was with a group of about 200 hostages who were marched from the Victoria Hotel just as the Belgian paratroop forces arrived to save them. He said the hostages were forced to kneel in the street. The rebels fired wildly into the crowd, then fled.
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Dr. Milton S. Trusler, head of | DePauw University’s School of Music, will attend the annual conference of the National | Association of Schools of Music Friday and Saturday in St. Louis. Some 290 institutions will be represented at the
fortieth annual session.
The annual Thanksgiving Day Service will be held in the Sherwood Christian Church Sanctuary Thursday morning at 10:00 o'clock. This half-hour service is planned to help member and friends observe anew the traditional meaning of Thanksgiving. The public is
cordially invited.
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Young Kennedy Four Years Old NEW YORK UPI — Today is the fourth birthday of John F. Kennedy, Jr., and unlike last year he will have a party with a cake, presents, and games. But it will be his second j birthday without his father. President Kennedy was felled by an assassin’s bullet just I three days before his son’s third birthday last year and the sad rites that occupied the succeeding days prevented the lit- | tie boy from having any birthday celebration at all. Several of John's cousins and playmates will come to the Kennedy apartment on Fifth Avenue this afternoon for a birthday frolic that Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy will make as gay as possible. His sister Caroline will be there, too, looking forward to her own seventh birthday next Saturday.
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One Of French Quints Is Dead PARIS UPI — One of the Sambor quintuplets died late Tuesday night, a spokesman for the French Health Ministry
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