The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 February 1965 — Page 3

Sheimiold On Bridge Keep Your Stopper In Opponent’s Suit By Alfred Shelnwold National Men’s Team Champion The first rule of discarding is to throw away what you don t need, but this isn't always as easy as it sounds. At times you need your low cards more than your high cards, and at other times you don't really know what you need. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 4 AK82

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Suppose you are West. You lead the queen of hearts, and you partner plays the nine. South holds off, and you continue with the jack of hearts. Declarer discards a club from dummy and refuses the trick once more. You then lead the ten of hearts and South wins with the ace. discarding another club from dummy. South leads a diamond to dummy's jack, and you realize that declarer has four top diamonds. He takes the rest of his diamonds, and you must find two discards. What do you throw ? NEVER ADMIT IT If you would throw away two of your spades in actual play. never admit it. You need all four spades to stop the game. If you discard a spade, declarer takes his three top spades and dummy's eight of spades is good for declarer's ninth

trick.

Yoti should surely discard a club from the West hand on the j third diamond. You must play your partner for a high club l and some spade help, for it

South has the ace-king of clubs | or the ace of clubs and the j queen of spades he will have nine tricks in top cards. Your discard on the fourth diamond is a headache. You cannot be quite sure of the right play, but in the long run it pays to save all of your spades and throw almost anything

else.

In a surprising number of hands your first duty as a defender is to save a stopper in declarer's or dummy’s long suit. If this forces you to unguard a side king or queen, partner will usually stop that

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U.S. Poises Power n ... f . ,„... a • , w . . M . Public bemce Will Against Viet Reds Host Science Students

Th« Daily Banner, Graancastla, Indiana

Monday, February 8,1965

———-r — — ! Public Sendee Indiana will Cn., lowed by 12 hour, a coordinated c<mmni.t Chin, Mhorf »« commemorale NaUonal E i ec . of guerrilla raid. In; North VietnamM. char*., but; Wc(11 Fe 7 . 13 _ by

Viet Nam which left withheld an official statement,

SAIGON t PI — Lt.

Nguyen Khanh, South Viet series Nam's military strongman, an- South

uounced today that 24 Skyraid- eight Americans dead and 126 er fighter-bombers attacked others wounded. Communist North Viet Nam to- American officials here, actday. He said "70 per cent of the ; ing on President Johnson’s orobjectives” were destroyed ders to “clear the decks,” made ; plans today to get nearly 2,000

Michael, 26, stood third in line of succession, renounced this right when he married

DAILY QUESTION Partner opens the bidding with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: Spade 9 7 6 4, Heart Q J 1 5. Diamond 10 4. Club Q 6 5. What do you say? Answer: Bid two hearts. This is a ghastly hand, but the heart support is good, and nothing i outlandish can happen when ! you have a strong trump suit.

SAIGON UPI

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American women and children ! out of South Viet Nam. Schools

having more than 800 school Mairna K arella, a 25-year-old

The Soviet Union, speaking pupils tour its power painter and theatrical ^.signthrough the Communist news- genera ti n g stations. er the dauKhter D f a Greek

paper Pravda, called the U. S. Carroll

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.... H - Blanchar, presi- tex ^i e industrialist, action brazen military prove- den ^ 0 f e i ec tric utility, said

cation. +v»a Aau/.o+irm«ai vicit \i7iii tfllce The couple was manied

Forty - nine carrier - based U. S. jets took part in Sunday’s raids on Dong Hoi, a major

the educational visit will take ' 1 ’ ne coupie was married in place on Science Youth Day. the chapel of the royal family s February 11, which is the 118th Athens palace. Young King

anniversary of the birth of

States today poised the full „ power of its military forces in for American children were to Communist installation about Thomas Alya Edison Southeast Asia against Commu- close after toda y’ s sessions ' 50 miles north of the 17th paral- ; Edison . g as nist North Viet Nam’s attempts President Johnson ordered a lei the line of demarcation j ounder 0 £ e i etdr i C industry to conquer South Viet Nam. i “Hawk” air defense battalion to between the two Viet Nams. having invented the electric! Sunday’s swift retaliatory this country and said “other re- The guerriHa^ attacks which ^ phonograph motion raid by American planes against mforcements” may follow. provoked the American action ^ of troop staging areas in the Com- Communist North Viet Nam took place at two u. S. bases useful devices, munist north made it clear that said the American raids consti- near Pleiku > 240 miles north of f c,. ipn ,. p Vnil *b the United States was prepared tuted “new and extremely seri- Saigon. Twenty - five U. S. encourage high school

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for Michael, his cousin.

HEALTH CAPSULES bv Michael A. Pelti. M.D.

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Chinese Reds Issue Warning TOKYO UPI — Communist China said today it will not stand idly by while “U.S. imperialists” extend the war in South Viet Nam to Communist | North Viet Nam. The warning came in a statement by senior Gen. Lo Jui- : ching. vice premier and chief of ; the general staff of the Chinese ' army. His statement was transmitted by the official New China News Agency. Lo said that “the Chinese people absolutely will not stand by idly before the U.S. imperialists aggressive action of extending the war to the Viet Nam Democratic (Communist) Republic.” “We will do our utmost to support the Vietnamese peoples* struggle against U.S. imperialist aggressio n,” Lo said. "Should U.S. imperialism act in disregard of others’ views and ware to impose aggressive war upon us. we are prepared and vve know how to deal with their aggression.”

for a major new turn in the ous acts of aggression.” The war effort. North Vietnamese regime isThe bombing attacks on sued non-specific threats of new

North Vietnamese territory fol- j retaliation.

IF SOMEONE HA* HAP A STROKE, WHAT ARE Hl£ CHANCE* for SURVIVAL S

By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.

were destroyed or

transport damaged.

Sunday’s fast • moving military developments happened during Soviet Premier Alexei

N. Kosygin’s visit to North Viet contributions to the growth Nam — a trip designed to ere- our nation’s economy.

in en-

pupils to pursue career gineering and science.

In underscoring tne importance of the week, Blanchar cited several of the industry’s

Hypochondriacs Need Help

THE hypochondriac, the chronic complainer about non-existing illness, may call forth impatience by his preoccupation with his own health. Yet his complaints must not be dismissed as an annoying burden that doesn’t deserve sympathetic understanding.

Hypochondriasis must be considered as an illness in itself. It does devitalize the individual. It does keep him from normal, productive activity. It

Dr. Coleman does deprive

him of the hap-

piness and fun of family life,

Queen To Sudan KHARTOUM, Sudan UPI — Britain's Queen Elizabeth H was bound for a four-day state visit to this troubled country today despite “a possible danger to her life.”

day living.

The disease of the hypochondriac centers around persistent concern about the state of emotional and physical health. Almost always there is no real bodily disease to substantiate

his fears.

Everyone Worries A Bit Everyone has a certain amount of concern about his health. This concern becomes more evident when, for a short while, an illness deprives him of the health he may have taken for granted. Special periods of emotional stress, business and financial worries, seem to make some people more conscious of insignificant complaints. Discomfort that would normally not be a source of concern suddenly takes on unreasonable sig-

nificance.

It’s Real To Him The hypochondriac.

chondriaca are unconsciously motivated by an awareness of various benefits to be gained by the imaginary symptoms

which to them are very real. Sympathy and attention are

often concentrated on the hypochondriac, even though there is repeated evidence that no real illness exists. Seeking refuge in the excuse of illness is often a reflection of an inability to

cope with life’s problems. Urge Psychological Help The hypochondriac must be

ate stronger ties between Hanoi and Moscow. He was in Hanoi, 250 miles north of Dong Hoi, when the U. S. planes struck. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara said in Washington that one of the American planes was shot down. North Viet Nam said four jets were downed. As expected, the strongest Communist reaction today came from Hanoi.

House Plants Easy To Grow

Whether you live in the North or South —or East or

encouraged to seek psychologi- West— indoor gardening is in cal guidance for a greater order now and all year round, understanding of his inner emo- if you live in the deep south,

you will likely garden in a “Florida room;” elsewhere it is

“Cost of electricity per kilo watt-hour for household and industrial use is now less than one/third of what it was 50 years ago. The cost of living during the same period of time has nearly tripled,” Blanchar pointed out. He also noted that the cost of electricity continues

te decline.

He pointed out that the electric industry has enjoyed spectacular growth in the same 50 years. ‘‘The industry has a total capacity of 222 million kilowatts today. This is enough to power modern conveniences in the home ,on the farm and in industry with ample reserve* for emergencies and continued growth. Fifty years ago, the capacity was little more than 10

if he live* -through the. FlRZT TWO WEEK*, Hi* LIFE EXPECTANCY !* A0OUT THE SAME A* ANYONE.

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TOMORROW; YOUR 0RAIN. Hailth Capsules gives helpful informetlon. , It is not intended to bo of a diagnostic nature.

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MAKE YOU NERVOUS? After 21, common Kidney or Bladder Irritations affect twice as many women u

tional confusion and distress. When this is clarified, many of

pmess ana run oi lamny me, ^ le symptoms tend to disappear, . Uvinr room *“ sports, and the joys of day-to* or * eas ^ sufficiently con- ^ electric companies pay F ’ J yo Ul u«y SQ they do not ^ h,1* Arm’* H. elt-oM rrf s..W **- F

million kilowatts." the utility's SJ? s a i-fS chief executive added. S!lf.“S.iSf;S, , |?.gS,"LIS Blanchar said investor-owned J^g^^at ^rug^tf C fed"better ’u»t

terfere with normal activity. While giving emotional guidance to the hypochondriac, it must be remembered that hypochondriacs can also develop symptoms of real disease, which should not be dismissed or minimized because of a pS.st history

of imaginary complaints.

Many of these patients pose a very difficult problem to their families and to their doctors. Physicians quickly recognize that the symptoms are truly distressing to a hypochondriac.

Doctor Listens Intently

They listen intently to these patients and allow them to express themselves freely. Often this is sufficient to alleviate

their unfounded fears.

Reassuring explanations and modern tranquilizing drug therapy have been a great contribution to these troubled people. who deserve understanding without overindulgence, sym-

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who jumps from symptom to , pathy—but more than that they symptom and from disease to need direction towards a real disease, is the victim of an “ill- solution of their basic problem, nrtjs that is exceedingly real These columns are designed to him to relieve your fears about The hypochondriac cannot be health through a better underadvised to “forget about it" , standing of your mind and body. with a this too shall pass” at- All the hopeful new advances titude. i n medicine reported here are The numerous aches, pains known to doctors everywhere. and illnesses reflect a deep- J Your individual medical probseated inner anxiety, conflict lems should be handled by your and insecurity. Many hypo- own doctor. He knows you best.

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but don’t be afraid of using the bedroom. The old idea that plants where you sleep are harmful has now been proved sheer fallacy, say the Indoor garden experts of Union Fork and Hoe Company. The only

thing to keep in mind is that in in- .«/ i the North you should move the Gre « k Pr,nCe WeC,S plants to a safer place each ATHENS, Greece UPI — night, if you are a fresh air Prince Michael of Greece was fiend. married Sunday to the Greek It doesn’t make much dif- businessman's daughter ference whether you use clay for whom he surrendered his pots or fancy glazed ones. The right to the throne,

thing to remember is that glazed pots do not evaporate water through their sides as do clay ones. Therefore, they need less frequent watering and less at a time. Also, put a inch, or more of gravel in the bottom of each pot for a drainage area, a safety valve against over-wat-

ering.

Watering Tips When watering, try not to use cold water fresh from the pipe. It is noticeably colder than the air at all seasons and may shock some plants. Better fill your watering can immediately after watering and let it stand in the room until next time. By then, it will be room temperature. Also, if the water is heavily chlorinated, most of it will escape into the air while standing. Another point to bear in mind! the old advice about never letting water stand in drops on the leaves in the sun has been proved completely false. Water is not only a cooling agent and makes burning impossible but it cannot act like a magnifying glass. To bum. the lens would have to be held an inch or two away from the leaf, not on it. Temperature Factors Another factor is temperature.. The average house is on the warm side for most plants. But if it is allowed to cool down at least 10 degrees at night, the plants take it much better. Drafts are also important. Most plants do better if a little fresh air enters the house. But, don’t let it blow directly on the plants. Drafts or sudden temperature changes shock the plants. They are one of the chief causes of the red bracts falling from poinsettias. Do not let the soil get hard. Loosen it periodically with one of those small hand tools made especially for patio and indoor gardening. Finally, bear in mind that all plants must rest some time. They may not lose their leaves but growTh does stop. With many plants this is during the short days of winter. During such periods water less frequently and, if possible, put the plants into a lightly cooler

place.

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