The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 November 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, November 27, 1964
SONG WRITER Smiley Burnette of “Petticoat Junction” has written about 350 songs, more than half of which have been used in films in which he appeared.
1957, in a stage production of "Desires Under the Elms.”
MET IN CHICAGO E. G. Marshall and Robert Reed, co-stars of “The Defenders,” first met in Chicago in
ONLY A GAG Though Don Knott’s awkwardness with a pistol is a running gag on “The Andy Griffith Show,” he was an Army drill instructor and firearms ex-
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Another Frenchman, Durant, put the “perk" in percolator 27 years later when he patented a device with an inner tube to raise the boiling water and spray it repeatedly over the coffee. However, it was not until 1876 that ^ America took a percolator to its heart It was tne pumping percolator brought out by New Eng-
lander John Bowman.
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Sheinwold On Bridge Super-Cautious Play Proves Very Costly By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion “The wicked flee when no! man pursueth,” Charlie Lederer remarked to me the other day in the middle of a bridge hand. It was bad enough that the | famous screenwriter had me over a barrel: he didn’t have to call attention to my sins. West dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH
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West North East South 3 4k Double Pass 3 A Pass 3 NT Pass 4 4k All Pass Opening lead — 4> A West opened the ace of clubs and continued with the queen. Lederer played the king of clubs from dummy, and I ruffed. I returned the three of diamonds in the hope of limiting declarer’s entries to dummy. Declerer won in dummy, cashed the queen of spades and led another spade toward his hand. This is where I made the super-cautious mistake of putting up the nine of spades to make sure of forcing out declarer’s king. As Lederer later pointed out with his Biblical quotation, he had not intended to finesse with the eight of spades if I had played a low trump. I had fled when nobody pursued me. BAD BREAK REVEALED When West discarded a club the cat was out of the bag. Lederer knew that he had to organize a trump coup to pick up my jack of trumps. Declarer led a heart and continued the suit when I refused the first trick. I took the second heart and returned another diamond. Lederer won in dummy, ruffed a good heart, and got back to dummy with a diamond. With the stage set for the coup, Lederer led dummy’s last heart and discarded the king of diamonds. This left him in dummy with two trumps behind my two trumps. No matter which trump I played, he was ready to over-ruff. It’s worth noticing that declarer had to ruff once to bring about the end position, but he had to ruff a heart. If he ruffed dummy’s remaining club, I would hasten to discard a diamond and declarer would be unable to get back to dummy for the final trumpless trump
finesse.
“The Devil can cite Scripture for his purpose,” I reminded Lederer as he added up the score, but my heart wasn’t in it. A trump coup is a pretty sight even when it is executed against you. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spades A K 8 6 4, Hearts 10 5, Diamonds K 9 5 4, Clubs 10 5. What would you say? Answer: Bid one spade or pass, according to your temperment. This is a borderline hand. It would be a sure open- ' ing bid if you changed a small spade or diamond to the jack or even if you put the two tens in the long suits instead of in | the short suits.
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HERALD CONSOLIDATED 26-28 S. Jackson St. Grsencastia. Ind. Business Phone Ol 3-51SI Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Elizabeth Rariden. Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper. Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam Co. $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 par yaar Outside of Indiana $12.00 par year Bible Thought Let us not therefore judge one another any more; but judge this rather, that no man 1 put a stumbling block or any occasion to fall in his brother’s way. Romans 14:13. How will one answer the Great Judge if he has led a brother astray ? Personal And Local News Monday, November 30th is the last day to file claims with j the County Auditor. A son was born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ford of Quincy. Brother Milton Sater Mill preach at Long Branch Church of Christ Sunday, November 28th at 11 a.m. Steve Irwin of Roachdale was recently pledged by Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity at Indiana University. A daughter was born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman of Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper, Fillmore, Route 1, are the parents of a daughter born Friday morning at the Putnam County Hospital. The Mothers Study Club will have a euchre party at Wilma Proctor’s Saturday, Nov. 28th at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone is asked to bring a snack . Carlos Fiallo, 21, Indian- j apolis, was arrested Thursday morning by City Officer Alva Hubble, on Ind. 240, charged with having no registration plate. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Seller were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ball and son Kevin of Indianapolis, Mr. James Seller of St. Paul, Minnesotta who is a DePauw i Sophomore and Miss Carrie Pierce of Greencastle. Bob Veith of Fort Bragg, ; Calif., an eight time competitor j in the famed Indianapolis 500 mile race will present the nationally recognized and award winning Champion Highway Safety Program in Greencastle High School on Dec. 11, 1964. Arrangements for Mr. Veith’s appearance were made by Greencastle Automotive Supply,
Inc.
FLAILKLU DANGER
Jack Donahue, director of “The Lucy Show” on the CBS Television Network, was a featured dancer in several Broadway musicals some years back.
CBS television Networks Favorite Martian.”
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Fvay Walston and Bill Bixby work out with barbells backstage between scenes for the
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By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.
A Hospital Is Not A Hotel
Mr. and Airs. Andrew Jeppe, who were held hostage by the seven escapees, are shown after being released unharmed.
WHEN a patient begins to complain about the food, the
cold coffee, the soggy toast, the
telephone service and the 7 A.M. temperature reading, it is said that that he is quickly approaching recovery and discharge from the hospital. Though there is no real
scientific basis for this sage and astute observation, it has been the experience o f physicians and surgeons everywhere that
Dr. Coleman best indications
of an early return to health.
When a patient first enters a hospital, he is usually sufficiently ill or uncomfortable so that medical care is his only concern. Upon admission, there is a concentrated effort by a team of doctors, nurses and laboratory technicians to accumulate all the scientific evidence for diagnosis and treatment as quickly as possible.
Dedicated Team
Hospital personnel are a dedi-
A hospital has all the prdl»» lems of a hotel, with the additional and primary responsibility of returning patients to
good health.
No one has ever been known
to enter a hospital for a gourmet eating experience. Nor does anyone come for the purpose of
a fun and sun vacation. Anxiety and emotional stress
of patients and their families are completely understandable. But, preoccupied with their own concerns, they sometimes thoughtlessly make unreasonable demands on hospital per-
such complaints ' sonnel.
are one of the n arr j e( j ^ n( j Overworked
Nurses, aides and attendants,
already harried and overburdened by chores too extensive to be listed, are trying to fulfill obligations and to maintain the serenity so vital to the patient’s
recovery.
Impatience, irritability and annoyance toward hospital personnel deprives the patient of the cheer, comfort and emotional support which comes from a pleasant relationship with the
staff.
The hospital is truly a re- , markable institution, built on
cated team, whose energies are , selfish devo t io n and efficient coordinated to provide the maxi- service to patents,
mum care for each patient. For 1
every member of the team who comes into direct contact with the patient, there are ten other unsung heroes working behind
the scenes.
Safety engineers, office personnel, clerical workers, laboratory technicians, dieticians and telephone operators are some of the many unnoticed contributors to the comfort and welfare of
all patients.
Additional Personnel
Others work in recovery rooms and operating rooms, sterilizing glove*, gauze, bandages, instruments and equip-
A Common Purpose A sympathetic awareness by patients and their families of the complexities of running a hospital can do much to encourage the sustained dedication of those who have but one common purpose—the responsibility and desire to return each patient to maximum health at maximum speed, and with maximum com-
fort.
These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better tmderstanding of your mind and body. All the hopeful new advances
ESCAPE HOLE—Warden Bob Rhay displays the hole from which seven convicts escaped from Washington State Prison at Walla Walfc. They tunneled about 40 feet to come up just outside K^.i vine-covered wall, then held a man and his wife hostage to make use of their car.
Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Mary Alexander, Roachdale; Harry Mantel, Greencastle; William Howard Smith, Coatesville.
ment. Additional personnel are in medicine reported here are busy cleaning, cooking, serv- known to doctors everywhere. Ing, arranging flowers and pro- j Your individual medical probviding every possible service for lems should be handled by your the patient. ' own doctor. He knows you best.
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CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all the many friends, the American { Legion and Auxiliary, the World | War I Barracks and Auxiliary for the many expressions of sympathy, prayers, beautiful flowers and food brought and served during the time we lost; our loved one. Also we thank Whitaker’s Funeral Home, Rev. Pyke and all! the pallbearers. The Edward Barcus Family.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Melissa Thomas, 2 years today, Nov. 27th. Brenda Marie Stranger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jordan, Fillmore, two years old Nov. 26. Bruce Edwin Dorsett. 4 years old Nov. 30th., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Dorsett, R.R. 2, Coatesville, Indiana.
CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all my friends for the beautiful flowers and cards I received when I lost my father, also for the understanding while my Salon was closed. Phyllis Shoemaker i
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THE NEW VERRAZANO-NARROWS BRIDGE, connecting New York City’s Brooklyn and Staten Island, towers heavenward, all ready for Nov. 21 opening. The suspension span is the world’s longest, 4,260 feet from tower to tower. It is high enough for the world’s highest ship, the carrier Enterprise, 200 feet from topmost mast to water level, to paas under with 28 feet to spare.
■Three Fires
the structure may have been ruined. He valued them at $100,000. At Elkhart, a late Wednesday , fire swept the Superior Molding Corp., causing damage estimated at $185,000, including a large | stock of lumber. And at South Bend, a threestory brick house occupied by the John Lower family was damaged badly. Loss to the | $60,000 structure was estimated at $16,000.
Rabbi Dies BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI — Dr. Joseph L. Fink, former president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, died Thursday. He was 69.
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