The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 March 1965 — Page 2
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2 Tht Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Friday, March 19,1965 Editorial-Wise A Little Of This And That Thursday was a typical March day with snow flurries, sunshine, wind and cloudiness. Aa we have mentioned several times before, the “wait” and “walk” signals in the business district are still not working properly. Oh, well. Practically all of today s sex movies would have been banned by the censors 20 years ago or even 15 years ago. This time 20 years ago, the war with Nazi Germany and Adolf Hitler was rapidly nearing a climax. Now, 20 years later, we have been embroiled in a Korean War and currently Americans are fighting in South Viet Nam. World War I, which was to have ended all wars in 1918 seemingly was just a dress rehearsal for events to follow. Heres’ hoping that Spring is really “just around the corner.” A mess of old-fashioned greens would go good right now, wouldn’t they ? Perhaps, the youngsters have not given it too much thought, but school will be out in two more months.
Four Juveniles Under Arrest MUNCIE UPI — Muncie police were notified today that four juveniles arrested in Burlington, Iowa, had 15 wrist watches apparently taken in a $1,000 burglary of Stillman's Department Store here early Thursday. The juveniles were arrested by suspicious officers in a car apparently stolen in Muncie just before or after the burglary in which 22 wrist watches, 8 transistor radios and a quantity of coins from vending machines were stolen. Muncie police planned to go to Burlington today to take custody of the four youths. At first, the burglary was considered a professional job. Entrance was gained to the store by loosening bars imbedded in cement at a window on the second floor. Besires the missing merchandise and money, the store suffered damage from efforts to
pry open cash registers. Cloth- ‘ ing also was scattered about the store on every floor.
County Hospital Dismissed Thursday Rose Mary Archer, Greencastle Irene Jeffries, Bainbridge Hazel Wallace, Coatesville Henry Thompson, Spencer Mary Williams, Cloverdale Mrs. Jerry Rumple and daughter, Worthington Births: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerr, 218 Hillsdale, a boy, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark II, city, a girl, Thursday.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Ida Cosner, R. R. 2, Greencastle, Indiana, 88 years old March 20. Morris Lee and Maurice Dee Butler, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, 7 years old today.
Marriage License Kenneth Joe Spencer, grain elevator, Russellville, and Patricia Ann Layne, bookeeper, New Market.
Putnam Court Notes Aura D. Lyon vs C. Robert Lyon, Complaint for Divorce.
Talks Continue In Glass Strike ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. UPI Negotiations continue today in the nationwide strike against glass container manufacturing plants which has affected 32,000 employes at 64 plants. Federal Mediator William Rose sat in on a three-hour session Thursday, and said, “There's a lot of work to be done.." He said the talks were ‘‘amicable” but a lot of grormd work had to be laid before an agreement could be reached.
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Sheinwold On Bridge Strange Coup Foils Defensive Maneuver By ALFRED SHEEVWOLD National Men's Team Champion Many years ago Ely Culbertson gave a certain bridge play the glamorous title "The Coup Without a Name.” Later bridge writers have called it the Scissors Coup because it cuts communication between the opponents. Neat enough, but I prefer old Ely’s sure feeling for the vivid phrase. East dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A A 10 V J973
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Route 40 Riders Held Meeting The Route 40 Riders Saddle Club met March 11th for a pitch - in - dinner and square dancing. There were 51 members and guests present. Ben Jarvis was the caller for the square dancing which was eiijoyed immensely by dancers and spectators alike. The date for the Lieber State Park ride has been moved up to April 11th. All members are asked to turn their tickets for April 8th in to the club as soon as possible. New members welcomed to the club are Von Wagoner and family of Stilesville, L. E. Sanford and family and Elmer McClain and family of Rosedale.
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West opens the three of diamonds, and East wins with the king. East returns his singleton club, expecting to take the first trump trick, lead a diamond to the queen and then defeat the contract by ruffing a club. South sees the plot, of course, and must foil it by cutting the communication between East and West. That is, he must prevent West from gaining the lead to give East a club ruff. The way to do this is to discard the remaining diamond from the dummy or from the South hand on some other suit. For obvious reasons this cannot be done by leading either trumps or clubs. South must try to use the spades. PLAYS SPADES After winning the club return at the second trick declarer must cash the ace and king of spades and lead the nine of spades. When West plays low, declarer discards dummy’s remaining diamond. East wins an unexpected spade trick but is robbed of a diamond trick in return. Moreover, he is robbed of the club ruff since West can never gain the lead. South can draw the trumps at leisure after executing his Coup Without a Name, and then run the clubs. South might get away with this coup even if West had the jack or queen of spades. When South cashes the top spades and leads the nine of spades it looks a though he intends to ruff in dummy. If West has a spade honor and fails to play it, South may achieve an impossible as well as nameless coup. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: spades, A, 10; hearts, J, 9, 7, 3; diamonds, J, 2; clubs, K, Q, 10, 7, 6. What do you say? Answer: Pass. You nave 11 points in high cards and 2 points for the two doubletons, a total of 13 points. This gives you an optional opening bid, but you refuse the option because your long suit is a minor and because too much of your strength is in the form of jacks. Change both jacks to low cards and give yourself the doubleton ace-queen of spades, and you would open the bidding with one club instead of passing.
Anniversary Tea At Portland Mills The Ladies of the Portland Mills Christian Church are sponsoring an anniversary tea and fellowship on Tuesday, March 23, at 1:30 in the afternoon. The guest speaker for the program will be a lady from the Indiana Children’s Christian Home at Ladoga. All ladies of the community and neighboring churches are invited as guests of the Portland Mills Church. A special invitation is extended to nil ladies to come to the church and enjoy an afternoon of Christian Fellowship.
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Dorcas Class Meets With Louise Bridges The Dorcas Class of the Putnamville Methodist Church met Tuesday, March 16, at the home of Mrs. Louise Bridges. The
meeting opened with the group | Roll call and minutes were singing “Where He Leads Me,” ! read and approved, and a refollowed by the pledge to the' P ort was 8 iven b y the sick Christian flag. Mrs. Mae Scobee i commit,;ee - read devotions, which were j The date set for the Stanley taken from the Upper Room, party to be March 29.
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The business order followed. Taken from the church magazine, "Together,” the program entitled “The Gift of Power" from a Methodist minister at Tacoma, Washington, was given by Mrs. Lena Jones. The closing prayer was offered by Louise Bridges, and the group joined hands together in repeating the Mizpah. The hostess served refreshments to 12 members and two guests, Lisa Stringer and Mrs. Mae Green. Ida Blue was ths Lucky Napkin winner.
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