The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 December 1964 — Page 2

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, December 11, 1964

Sheinwold On Bridge Untruthful Signal Defeats Contract By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion Many a bridge player lies awake at night when the game is over, but the good player knows how to lie while the game is going on. It isn t necessary to tell the truth to your opponents, and there are even times when it pays to lie to your partner. North dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A AKJ 5

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trumps as the setting trick. The result would be different if East were noble enough to tell the truth about his hearts at the first and second tricks. A truthful East would play the deuce of hearts first and the seven of hearts next. West would shift to a club, and declarer would take two trump finesses through East’s king. East would not get a trump trick, and South would score game and rubber. Still, East would be able to comfort himself with the thought that he told the truth. Who could ask for more than that? DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one diamond, and the next player passes. You hold: Spade AKJ 5, Heart J 5, Diamond A Q 10 7 2. What do you say? Answer: Bid two clubs. You intend to show your spades next. This method of bidding ; (showing the lower suit before the higher) will indicate your great strength as well as the fact that you have more clubs • than spades.

hearts, and East signalled for Card Of Thanks a contribution by playing the ■ 0 ur thanks for the many, eight of hearts. West obedient- man y kindnesses duriing the ill-

ly continued wuth the queen of hearts, and East followed suit with the deuce. The “high-low” in hearts indicated that East had only twm hearts and that he could overruff the dummy, so W r est led a third heart. Declarer ruffed in dummy wdth the ten of diamonds, and East followed suit with the seven of hearts, much to everybody’s surprise. “I’m very sorry.” East apolo- j gized to South. “I must have had this heart hidden among

my spades.”

SINKING FEELING South didn’t answer because a sinking feeling told him just what was going on. He led dummy’s remaining trump for a finesse, but this w r as not enough to capture East's king. East eventually got his king of

ness and death of Lou Ella. The Family of Lou Ella Gree

Dear Santa Claus We want to thank you for the joy you brought to our children when you visited our home. Words cannot express the delight of our 4 and 5 year old daughters and the mystification of our 10 year old son. They were completely overjoyed by your visit and the gifts and candy. Thank you so much Santa. Mr. and Mrs James A. York R. R. 2 Greencastle, Indiana

DANCE MOOSE Sat. 9:30-12:30 VERN ELMORE AND "THE TOP HATS"

WORE News Christmas music in the form

of George Frideric Handel’s famous oratorio Messiah will be featured on December 13, when

radio station WGRE broad-

casts this beautiful music to its listening audience. Time o f

broadcast will be 12:30 p. m. For the forty-eighth consecu-

tive year, this immortal classic will be presented by the Independence, Missouri Messiah Choir. It is traditionally presented on radio world-wide as a Christmas gift from the Reorganized Church of Jesus

Christ of Latter Day Saints.

THf DAILY BANNER AND REKALD CONSOLIDATED 2A-2B S. Jackson St. GrouicaslU. Ind. Business Phont OL 3-5151 Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Elisabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Pest Office at Greencostly Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 35c per week Meied in Putnam Ca. $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam Ca. $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year Bible Thought Behold. I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. Luke 2:10. The good news for all peoples of the world was the birth of Jesus. Only a few heard the message that wonderful night. How then did we, living today, know this story? Only and if some one tells us. “You shall be my witness,” “go tell.” Personal And Local News Cub Scout Pack 99. Christian Church, will hold their December meeting Monday night, December 14, at 7:30. I A daughter was born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Weathermen of Clayton. Brother DeWayne Laws will preach at Long Branch Church of Christ Sunday, December ■ 13th at 11:00 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Branham, 306 West Columbia Street, are the parents of a son born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital. The Penelope Club will hold its Christmas luncheon at the Double Decker dining room Tuesday, December 15 at 12:30 p. m. Members are asked to remember the gift exchange. The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of Union Valley Church will hold their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Clifford Nichols at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 16. Please note change of place. The Bainbridge Saddle Club will have a Christmas pitch-in dinner Saturday December 12th at the Fairgrounds. Turkey, ham, dressing, rolls and drinks will be furnished. Eat promptly at 7:00 p. m. There will be election of officers following the dinner.

Harold Snyder, 53, Cloverdale, Route 1, was lodged in the Putnam County Jail by state police at 2:23 Thursday after* noon for drunken driving, reckless driving and public intoxica-

tion.

Cloverdale P. T. A. will meet Monday, December 14th, at 7:30 o’clock. The program will be a Christmas play “Why The Chimes Ring ’ presented by the Thespians, and Christmas music sung by the high school choir. Everyone welcome. Freinds of Mr. and Mrs. Berlen Vogel received word yesterday that they will return home today. The Vogels have been in Rochester, Minnesota where Mr. Vogel has been under the care of the Mayor Clinic. He is reported to be suffiicently recovered from surgery last month to report for work this weekend. The Butler University Half Time Honies will present a Christmas show December 12th at the half time of the ButlerPurdue game at Indianapolis. Miss Saraellen Neal, a Butler freshman, and a Half Time Honey, wil be one of the performers. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal of Greencastle. The game and show will televised at 8 p. m.

Christmas Party Held For Employes

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd were host and hostess for the annual Christmas party for the emS ployes of the Ace Hardware 1 Store Thursday evening. The party was held at Windy Hill Country Club and it was a most enjoyable occasion.

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IN MEMORY Furr: Nannie E. in loving memory of our mother who passed away eight years ago, December 13, 1956. Sweet memories still linger forever Time can not change them ’tis true Years can not sever Our loving remembrance of you. Children and grandchildren

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British Troops Placed On Alert GEORGETOWN. British Guiana UPI — Britain placed I more than 1,300 troops on general alet today for “a possible | constitutional crisis” created by the refusal of Premier Ched- , di B.- Jagan to resign. This crown colony, where Negroes and East Indians each dominate a major political party, was supercharged with tension. Racial rioting produced 173 deaths in a threemonth period earlier this year. Although he failed to win a majority in Monday's election, Jagan .said Thursday night, “I refuse to resign. The British government must force me out.”

Marioneetes Hold Meeting

The Marionettes Home Economics Club met December 8th, at Country Side Inn in Hollandsburg for their Christmas meeting with seventeen mem-

bers present.

The meeting was opened with the Club Creed and followed with Mrs. John Davies conducting the installation of officers for 1965, which are as follows: President—Mrs. John Zeiner, Vice President— Mrs. Keith Phillips, Secretary—Mrs. Harold Chilcote and Treasurer — Mrs Crawford Burris. At this time Mrs. John Zeiner was presented her President's pin. A short buisness meeting was ; conducted by Mrs. John Zeiner. Our 1965 program books were presented and discussed. The 1 Hospital Guild and Purdue Conl ference which is held August 10th, 11th, and 12th were discussed. A committee was appointed to audit our books. Mrs. James Mason, Mrs. Kenneth Phillips and Mrs. Harold Chilcote were in charge of the

social hour.

Contests were won by Mrs. Max West and Mrs. Kenneth Phillips. Centerpieces were won by Mrs. Ronald Clearwaters, Mrs. Clark Bryan, Mrs. Francis Decker, Mrs. Cedric Tharp, and Mrs. i Charles Michael. The main center piece was donated by Mrs. John Davis and was presented to Mrs. John Zeiner.

Mrs. Larkin Hostess To Christmas Club Meeting On December 3rd the Thurs- ' day Club had their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Vietta Larkin. The home was very beautiful- j ly decorated with the keeping i of the season. The good dinner was served at noon to 15 members and three guests, Mrs. Florence Caudill, Mrs. Grace Love and Mrs. Olive Sutherlin. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Edna Cox, with the group singing “Silent Night.” Prayer was offered by Mrs. Carrie Ziezel-

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A pretty Christmas tree had a gift on it for all. They wera passed out with each opening their present as their name was called. Secretary's report was read and approved. Treasurer report was read by Mrs. Stella Vickory. Flower report was read by Mrs. Vietta Larkin. Dues and pennies were collected. Mrs. Belle McQueen gave a reading “The Summer Is Passed,” and was enjoyed by all. The hostess had some contests to help with the flower fund which was very good. Door prize was won by Mrs. Effie Parker. Games were played with each receiving a prize. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Kate McIntyre in January. Roll call will be “New Year’s Resolutions.” The members are asked to be present at the next meteing as it is election of officers.

No Evidence Of Security Leaks In Secret FBI Files

Boston Club Will Meet On Monday Boston Club will meet at 7:45 Monday evening, December 14, at the home of Mrs. Robert McCullough, West Walnut Street Road, with Mrs. O. D. McCullough assisting. The program will be given by Mrs. Benjamin Franklin. Special Christmas music will be provided by Mrs. F. M. Aker and Mrs. Alfred Jeffers.

Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Dorothy Blacketer, Bruce Batts, Eliazbeth Sligh, Eula Lewis, Greencastle; Mrs. Rollie Neier and son, Lou Ann McKamey, Cloverdale: Jessie Fritz, Bellmore! Ocie Nelson, Brazil.

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Rebekah Notice The Christmas party will follow the regular meeting of the Fillmore Rebekah Lodge meeting to be held Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 7:30 Members please remember the following items they are to bring: 25c grab-bag gift, unsigned Christmas card, your pound for refreshments and some food item to use in making up our Christmas basket. Mrs. Frank Toney has a full evening of entertainment planned so don/t miss it! Crystal Barker, N.G.

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Democrats also may expect help in increasing unemployment insurance and workmen's compensation benefits. In answer to the question, “Do you favor increase in employment and workmen's compensation?” 49 said ‘yes' and 13 said ‘no.’ The votes in favor included 5 Republicans, while the votes against included 4 Democrats. One Democratic representative said the subject “deserves a good look.” Another favored increases “within limitations." A Republican representative didn't say one way or the other but indicated he was “inclined to favor” increases.

U. S. Presses For Federal Hearing MERIDIAN, Miss. UPI — The federal government pressed today for an immediate federal grand jury hearing of evidence, including an alleged confession, against 21 white men arrested in the slaying of three civil rights workers. U. S. Commissioner Esther Carter shocked the Justice Department Thursday by throwing out the confession as heresay evidence and dismissing the federal civil rights charges against 19 of the men. After the story hearing Thursday, two of the arrested suspects, Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price, left the courthouse chatting and joking with friends. But they gave terse “no comments” to news-

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FBI agent Henry Flask of Atlanta told Miss Carter the FBI obtained the reported confession after six months of thorough investigation of the killing of the two white youths and the Negro near Philadelphia, Miss., last June. Rask said agents covered hundreds of miles of back country roads during the questioning of more than 1,000 persons.

WASHINGTON U P I — A member of the Senate Rules Committee disclosed today that secret FBI files on a mysterious German beauty contained no evidence of government security leaks or “party girls” to win legislative favors. Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., said in an interview that “there wasn’t anything in there to indicate that the activities of women were used to influence legislative matters .... there were no violations of security

His comments seemed to downgrade persistent suspicions of a high-level sex-and-security scandal which have arisen from testimony in the far-ranging Bobby Baker investigation. The name of Mrs. Ellen Rometsch has cropped up many times. She was returned to West Germany more than a year ago. FBI reports came after the rules committee made public a four-page statement Thursday summarizing actions taken to decide the future course of its long - running Baker investigation. The committee decided to continue the inquiry into the new year, and to call former White House aide Walter W. Jenkins “at an appropriate I time.” This virtually assured I that the Baker case would be a politically explosive issue in the new Congress. The decision to seek testimony from Jenkins was taken despite a letter from a psychiatrist who strongly recommended that Jenkins "not appear at committee hearings or questioning.”

Jenkins, a top aide to President Johnson, resigned his post in October after it was disclosed he had been arrested twice on morals charges. He was hospitalized for a time for treatment of high blood pressure and exhaustion. These decisions were taken in a four-hour closed committee session Wednesday.

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Paris Is Dark PARIS UPI — Paris, ’’the City of Light,” was a dark and cold metropolis today. And so was the rest of France. An estimated 2.5 million public service workers staged a 24-hour strike in support of their demands for better working conditions and higher wages. Lights were out, heat was off, trains were not running, industry was crippled and business slowed to a crawl.

Senator Wins CARSON CITY. Nev. UPI — Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev., has officially won his bid for re-election. The Nevada state supreme Court Thursday refused to consider an election contest petition of his GOP opponent, Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt, in last November’s election.

Last Rites Held PASADENA, Calif. UPI — Funeral services were held this afternoon at All Saints Episcopal Church for Todd Nicholson, whose wealthy brother, Timothy, faces a murder charge for his death. There was no indication whether Timothy, 22, and his mother. Roberta, planned to attend the ceremony. Neither was any information available on final disposition of the body.

Attends Service WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson took time out from affairs of state Thursday to attend a short pre-Christmas service at the Episcopal Ofiurch of the Epiphany a few blocks from the White House. The Chief Executive was accompanied by White House Press Secretary George E. Reedy and Horace Busby, another aide. He left his desk about noon and was back at the executive mansion about 40 minutes later.

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Jenkins III WASHINGTON UPI — Former White House aide Walter W. Jenkins’ psychiatrist says he is in no condition to appear in the Senate’s investigation into the affairs of Bobby Baker. Dr. Leon Yochelson said Thursday he “strongly recommended” that Jenkins not be asked to testify at committee hearings. Yochelson has treated the former presidential assistant since Oct. IS. when Jenkins resigned his post after disclosure of his arrest on a morala charge.

Rocket In Orbit CAPE KENNEDY UPI — A high-powered Atlas Centaur moon rocket shot into orbit around the earth today on a tough practice run for next year’s scheduled launch of a lunar landing space craft. It was the second orbital success in four flights for the troubled $550 million Centaur development program that is three years behind schedule.

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