The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 January 1965 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Tuesday, January 5,1965
Asks Aid For Birth Control
I According to the Defense Ministry, the final casualty toll included five Americans and 158 Vietnamese killed; 11 Americans and 188 Vietnamese
MILAN At KEE, Wis. UPI i wounded and three Americans Milwaukee has become the first 1 anc j jj Vietnamese missing, city in the nation to ask for j ^ thj. ee missing Americans federal help in setting up a were reported captured by the birth control program. Communists. The Social Development Som-
mission of Greater Milwaukee, the official agency for drafting
Local Comments It’s going to be strange for awhile to see Percy Rice in the the uniform of a deputy sheriff. Now that he’s second deputy to Sheriff Knauer, they’ll need a fourth for bridge.
Liner Delayed By Heavy Seas
Milwaukee’s part in President Johnson's war on poverty, Monday approved establishing “family planning service” clin-
ics. | NEW YORK UPI — It was a The Office of Economic Op- New Year’s to remember, tossportunity in Washington will ing on t he stormy Atlantic, rule on the request. The plan And the 807 passengers from also will be submitted to Gov. the liner Independence were Warren Knowles.. The gover- ' happy to be safe on shore tenor’s special approval is not re-j day where they could recall it quired, but he has 30 days to an d laugh. The 26,000 ton vesveto it. .sel was a day late in docking The clinic would be operated because of the 60-foot seas that In five low income areas in forced it to heave to for 40 Milwaukee at an expected cost hours off the Grand Banks, of $50,000 in- federal funds the For. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Hugh first year. Services would be Rhodes, USAF, New Year’s limited to married women. Eve meant an unwanted and Commission Chair- unappreciated swim in their man George Parkinson said the cabin. The couple was sleeping clinics must be professionally when a towering wave rose 50 staffed and not violate any re- feet above the waterline and ligious convictions. smashed their window. The proposal passed the com- Half a ton of frigid sea water mission by a 7-1 vote. The dis- 'doused them and tossed them senting vote was cast by Com- about the room. Fifteen other missioner Michael Kies, Mil- passengers were bruised in the waukee County superintendent ■ pitching and rolling and one of schools. 1 crewman suffered a broken an-
! kle.
You don’t think there* a Santa Claus, eh? Well, the Shriners and the Optimist Culb were worried whether or not Santa could make a complete round of visits Christmas Eve, so members contacted the old gentleman and made arrangements for him to visit several families before his scheduled arrival. Santa made 500 pre-Christmas visits without the parents knowing anything about it.
A man we know was sounding off on his coffee break the other morning about night driving. One of his biggest dislikes was the driver who neglects to dim his lights. He also voiced his opinion about traffic lights. Nothing irritated him more than driving in a strange town at night and have the traffic lights hidden behind neon signs or amid a glare of red and or green lights. It was especially bad at Christmas time, he said, when the red and green Christmas decorations hang low to the street.
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Thought We ought to obey God rather than men. Acts 5:29. When loyalties or duties conflict, our true hierarchy of values is revealed. Personal And Local News
Casualty Report By Vietnamese SAIGON UPI — Vietnamese government forces suffered a record 442 casualties in the seven - day battle of Binh Gia, the Defense Ministry said today. The toll included 19 Americans killed, wounded or missing. The American casualty toll also was another record for a single battle against the Communist Viet Cong guerrillas. A U. S. military spokesman today revealed two additional American casualties. He said two U. S. Marines were wounded Sunday while flying Vietnamese soldiers to a battle area 330 miles northeast of Saigon. Neither of the two enlisted Marines was wounded seriously enough to require hospitalization. The spokesman said one Vietnamese soldier was killed and another wounded after leaping from the Marine helicopters in the same action. The Binh Gia battle, 40 miles southeast of Saigon, continued sporadically from Dec. 28 through Jan. 3.
TRANSFERS FOR DECEMBER Norman Ancel Myers et ux to Howard R. Hedge et ux, Roachdale Cline's Second Addition. Howard A. Smythe et ux to Jane Coan, Greencastle Northwood Addition. Robert S. Dean et ux to Robert F. Wernle, Trustee to Reconvey, Jackson Twp. Robert F. Wernle, Trustee te Reconvey to Robert S. Dean et ux, Jackson Twp. Dorothy F. Sikorski et ux uxor to Robert F. Wernle, Trustee to Reconvey, Jackson TwpRobert F. Wernle, Trustee to Reconvey to J. W. Sikorski et ux % Jackson Twp. Ross Alice et ux to David Storm et ux, Greencastle RoFem Fourth Subd. Alice Etta Stites to Manford Graver et ux, Greencastle Keightley's Addition. Ira Moore et al to Larry J. Faith et ux. Greencastle Twp., Westwood Addition. Gene Hess et ux to Ollie Jones, Bainbridge B. F. Corwin’s addition.
This same gentleman suggested that perhaps a law i should be passed allowing only i establishments remaining open after dark to keep their neon signs on. All others, he said, could turn their signs off thirty minutes after their normal closing time. Either that, or make the stop signs larger and hang them over the intersection where they could be seen.. Now there's a suggestion.
The Maple Heights Home Economics Club will meet tonight at the club house at 7:30.
Kappa Delta Phi
will meet tonight at the Public Service Co. rooms at 7:30. A son was born Monday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Mason of
Coatesville, Route 2.
Barrack* Auxiliary Installs Officers
time years ago, It waa tagged, its age and dimensions were
The Greencastle Barracks No. recorded and it was set free
114 and the Auxiliary met at the American Legion Home January 1st. at 6:30 p. m. for a pitch-in dinner. After the dinner separate meetings were held and the new auxiliary officers for 1965 were installed as follows: President, Mrs. lone Floyd; Sr. Vice, Mrs. Mary Esther Warne; Jr. Vice, Mrs. Bernice Trisler; Treas., Mrs. Edna Crump; Chaplain, Mrs. Grace Heavin. At the joint meetings the group heard a discussion by the Barracks and County Service officers on the pension laws.
again.
Roachdale Group Meets At Church
The Roachdale Christian Women’s Fellowship met on December 22, 1964 at 10:00 a.m. in the church basement to pack cheer plates. There was a lovely assortment of candy, cookies and fruit brought in for this project. After all the plates were packed and wrapped, they were delivered by the Fellowship to sick people and shutins. Everyone met back at the
Dial D-O-G-S NEW LONDON, Wis. UPI — People have no trouble remembering the telephone number of Dr. K. G. Hemmerberg, a veterinarian. The numbers 3647 on the dial spell D-O-G-S.
See Little New WASHINGTON UPI — Congressional school aid supporters today saw little that was new but plenty that will be hard to pass in President Johnson’s $1.5 billion education proposal. Cautious enthusiasm was about the strongest initial reaction to Johnson’s generally sketched plan to give “every child the best education our nation can provide.”
Hospital Notes Dismissed Monday: Abb Alice, Flossie Rowings, Mrs. Harold Bennett, Jack Hanneman, Greencastle; Ethel Robbins, Roachdale; Claude King, Coatesville; Mrs. Kenneth Flinn, Spencer; Jessie Fritz, Bellmore.
Handed Rebuff
PITTSBURGH UPI — Resumption of contract talks be-
church at noon to enjoy a de- tween the nation’s steelmakers licious carry-in meal. and the United Steelworkers A short business meeting was Union took a back seat today to held after dinner. President a rebuff handed USW President Sorority Laveta Buser opened the meet-! David J. McDonald in his bid
ing and thanked everyone for for re-election,
their cooperation. Neva Bymaster gave the devotions, and Carol Louise Keck sang the lovely Christmas hymn, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. The hostesses were Group Three. January project for the group will be blankets for the
l Negotiations on a new con- [ tract for the 1.2-million memI ber union have been in recess
I since Dec. 18.
Pedestrians walking along the west side of the Central National Bank Thursday could have found themselves in possession of 17,500 books of matches if they were inclined to larceny. If one match lit one cigarette there would be 875 packs of cigarettes purchased. If they were purchased at 30c a pack, then the Central Bank would be responsible for $262.50 spent in the local stores. Congratulations Central for upping the economy of the city.
Regular Board Meeting Thursday, January 7, 1965 at
7:30 p. m. of the North'Putnam needy in foreign countries
Comm. School Corp. ! Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Twomey left Saturday for Fort Myers, Florida where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyer, 5 Durham Street, are the parents of a son born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sutherlin, Cloverdale, Route 1, became
Opinions Differ As To Message
Begins Work On Program Details
Sheinwold On Bridge Hold Up On First Trick Even With Two Winners By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion It sometimes pays to refuse the first trick even when you have two sure tricks in the suit. You still have to wait until one of the opponents has no card left in the dangerous suit.
South dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH 4 A 92
A 7 5
O KJ873
4 42
WEST EAST
4 J8 4 107654
S? K109 8 2 V 43 0 A 6 5 O Q 4 4 K65 4 10 987
SOUTH 4 KQ3 V Q J 6 O 10 9 2
4 AQ J3 South West North 14 1 V 2 0 2 NT Pass 3 NT
Opening lead —
East Pass
All Pass
V 10
win three spades, two hearts, three diamonds, and at least one club. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spade J 8, Heart K 10 9 8 2, Diamond A 6 5, Club K 6 5. What do you say ? Answer: Pass. This hand U very nearly worth an opening bid and you might bid if the jack were in one of the other suits, accompanying an ace or a king.
West leads the ten of hearts, and this rides around to the South hand—or does it? If you win the first trick with the jack or queen of hearts you
SPEAKING OF MONEY by Randall Collins Many people ask about the 1943 Lincoln penny. This coiij, more commonly called the “Lead penny” was struck in 1943 at the Denver, Philidelphia, and San Francsico Mints. Owing to a shortage of copper during World War II the U. S. Treasury decided to change the metal content to steel with a thin zinc coating. These coins were very unpopular since they could easily be mistaken for the 10c piecd: They also had a tendency to rust from the slightest moisture. In circulation the coin soon became black and ugly as the protective zinc coating wore
away.
The steel issues are very scarce in choice uncirculated condition presently. Some older collectors boast of having these by the roll which were taken out of circulation back in ‘43. Yeoman’s Redbook indicates a retail price of $1.00 for the Philidelphia mint in uncirculat-
WASHINGTON UPI — Congressional reaction to President
Johnson's State of the Union ] oin t session of Congress in his message was divided, predicta- televised address that the State
the pa’rents'of a daughter Mon- j ^ mostl y alon 8 P^ty lines, of the Union was “free, resless, day at the Putnam County Hos- Most Democrats thought it growing and full of hope He pital< was wonderful. Republicans was interrupted 57 times by ap-
Jirri Kridler has returned to sa id it sounded good but
Earlham College at Richmond,
WASHINGTON UPI—President Johnson set to work today on details of his “Great Soci-
ety” program for bettering life j ten of diamonds for a finesse in America and promoting losing to the queen. Back comes
peace through the world. a The Chief Executive told a
will not make your contract of ed condition and the San Fran-
cisco issue at $2.25. Circulated coins would have a lesser pre-
three notrump.
Try it and see. You win the
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According to one source of information people living on the west side of town live in a colder area than those living on the east side. This bit of information is founded on the fact that the temperature gauge atop the Greencastle Savings and Loan is colder than the gauge on the First Citizens Building. Perhaps this is because of the “cold cash” in the Savings and Loan vault.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton Host* to O. E. S. The Pattoneers of O. E. S. District No. 9 met with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton January 2nd. All enjoyed a most delicious dinner. During the business meeting the following officers for 1965 ' were elected: President, Ralph Crousore; Vice President, Robert Patton; Secretary, Edith Fultz. The group was pleased to have Mrs. Maxine Fewell, Past Grand Matron, her husband and son present. The next meeting will be a picnic July 18, 4:00 p.m. with Mrs. Maxine Fewell, Kokomo.
Ind., after spending three weeks holiday vacation at his I
home.
m. Mrs.
will have the program,
plause, mostly from the Demo-
crats.
Speaker John W. McCor-
mack, D-Mass., sounded the 1 His P™posals ranged from a
theme for the Democrats gen-
$1.5 billion education program to an invitation for the new So-
first heart trick and lead the I mium value de P endin S on th€ir
condition.
Several coin dealers are now
heart, and" West can cover advertisin & “reprossessed ste ? l
1 cents” for sale. This term means
your play, driving out dummy's
ace and setting up
his long suit.
the zinc coating
the rest of simply that
has been removed by an acfd j such as muratic, and a neTV
The next time you lead dia- plating using nickel, cadmiuih, monds, West takes the ace of or even chrome has been add-
diamonds and the rest of his hearts, defeating the contract.
TRY THE HOLD UP
Now try playing a low heart at the first trick. You are still
erally. He said it was a “truly LU ou ' I sure t° w *n two hearts because
The Thursday Reading Club great message representing viet leaders to visit the United you can later take a finesse will meet with Mrs. Charles | sounc j progress on the domestic S t a t es - announced plans to * through West’s king. ] day is unknown. McCall on January 7th at 7:30 ]evel and a strong desire for a visit Europe and Latin America I West’s best chance is to con-j p. m. Mrs. Lawrence Crump based on understanding ^ himself thls year ' | tinue with the hearts, and this
and good faith. We are fortu-
ed. Plating, however, is frowfied upon by some since these coins may be sold to collectors as brilliant uncirculated. r A few 1943 “copper cent^’ have been authenticated: but, the number known to exist to-
City firemen made a resusci- nate in having President John- endar clear to begin tackling tator run in the rescue truck at son as our ] eader j n this period five special messages he will
of world crisis.” send to Congress between now
and his inauguration Jan. 20.
House Republican Leader The first will be a message Gerald R. Ford, Mich., said the Thursday setting forth the
Today, Johnson kept his cal- | Ume you win in your hand with i
4 o'clock this morning to the Art Lyon’s home, 318 Gillespie Street. Mr. Lyon was then taken to the Putnam County Hos-
pital.
An Evansville College student from Fillmore has been named to the Fall Quarter 7'ean’s List at Evansville College, school officials have announced. She is Carol Sutherlin, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Sutherlin.
ANNIVERSARIES
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Everett nett, Greencastle, 30
day, Jan. 5th.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., said the I President “advanced a program 1 which all Americans can under- j
Marriage License Robert Paul Hansen,
son’s city, and Sandra Kay Cox,
Mallory’s, city.
goals set by the President in h ea it;h program “to match the his message were the goals of achievements of our medicine all Americans and always had afflictions of our people.” been. However there are hon- This will include a proposal for est questions on the implemen- 32 regional medical centers, at tation of the programs to a fixe-year cost of $1.2 billion, achieve these goals,” he added. 1 to “provide the most advanced
diagnosis and treatment for heart disease, cancer, stroke and other major diseases.” Next Tuesday, Johnson plans , to send the House and Sentae
stand and appreciate because it hig education package for 1965
years to-, is an extension of the program Before Jan 20 he alsQ wil , sub .
he laid down last year. J m jt programs for liberalizing | To Senate Republican Leader 1 immigration laws, continuing Everett M. Dirkson, 111., John-, forei S n . aid - and advancing son’s address was “a glowing Amer i ca s efforts in space. ' blueprint for paradise” whose ' There wil1 be sti11 more mes - “weakness was that it under- sa ^ es -P robably 15 or 20 this ■
takes to redress every need both foreign and domestic.”
the jack. You lead the ten of diamonds, losing to the queen. The difference is that East is now unable to return a heart. His best chance is to return a club, but you are much too clever to finesse. You step up with the ace of clubs and lead diamonds until West takes his
ace.
West cannot defeat you because you still have the ace of hearts in dummy. No matter how he plays, you can surely
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Music With Surgery NEW YORK UPI — Candy company executive Max Radutzky, who will undergo heart surgery next Monday, has hired a group of violinists to play outside the operating room to keep things cheerful. “Give me live musicians playing before, during and after,”
Chooses Right Hook AUGUSTA, Maine UPI —An 18-year-old Baine lake trout apparently is old enough to know when it’s safe to be caught. The 12-pound fish was hauled in recently by the Baine Depart-
| year—to follow through on the wide-scoped, 4.000 word message that Johnson conveyed to lawmakers and all Americans
Monday night.
To use the last bit of catsup in a bottle, pour in a small amount of salad oil and vinegar to make a tangy salad dressing.
Line the backs of picture
ment of Inland Fisheries and! frames with strips of adhesive
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he demanded. “That’s what call a real operation.
I j Game for the second time. As 1 foam rubber to prevent rub-
when it was caught the first marks on the walls.
NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN OUR 1965 Christmas Club
MOSQUE QUAKED DOWN—Ruins of the Djaalari Mosque in M’sila are typical of th* ruin* left by a series of earthquakes In Algeria. Nearly 3,000 homes are in ruins, more than 15,000 person* are homeless, but loss of life la very slight.
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