The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1965 — Page 2
I S Tht Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Tuesday, April 6, 1965
Trad« Urged
NEW YORK UPI — The Amalgamated Clothing workers union haa urged that trade with Communist countries be liberal* ised to help ease East-West ten-
sions.
The union's position was outlined by President Jacob S. Potofsky in a letter to Sen. J. W.
Russellville School News
The Senior Class of Russellville High School is presenting “Seventeen Is Awfully Young”, a three-act comedy, April 9th and 10th, at 8:00 p. m. at the Russellville Gymnasium. Tickets
Fulbright, chairman of the Sen- ar * available at the door. The ate Foreign Relations Commit- pl*y was written by Ruth and tee, which was released here | Nathan Hale, and published by j 0|||#j-- of f|rtl|(
Monday.
Hueur Publishing Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
The cast is as follows: Jan Eliot — Linda Cushman;
Nicki Elliot — Linda Gross; Albert Eliot — Bill Sinnet; Thaddeus — Bob Oliver; Miss Tilby —Linda Niles; Jack Westmore Godfrey Peterson — Jerry Boiler; Ruby Rainey — Maridee Walsh; Caroline Pratt — Beverly Grimes; Whitcomb Pewberry
—Steve Hurst.
Attend Art Show
MOSCOW UPI — Former Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev and his wife showed up Monday at an art show across the street from the Kremlin. He smiled and waved as crowds
bussed around him.
It was Khrushchev's second public appearance in three
weeks. ! The art patrons fell back to ^ allow him and his wife to view AlA/APnC the conventional works by con- ■WiwVIC temporary Soviet .rusts. They wcond 0 , <: , r the c , [egory . stayed about an hour. H( won in 1960 for h j 9 ro i e ln
| "Spartacus.”
Best song honors went to "Chim Chim Cher-ee" from Mary Poppins with music and lyrics by the song-writing brother team of Richard and Robert Sherman, who also won the award for best music score,
Presidents of eight United again for “Mary Poppins.” Steelworkers (USW) locals met u es t foreign language film of Monday with I. W. Abel, secre- (he year was “Yesterday, tary-treasurer, and another today and tomorrow,” from group held an impromptu meet- Italy with Sophia Loren and ing later in the day to discuss Marcello Mastrianni co-
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Sheinwold On Bridge Ignore Side Issues When You’re Racing By Alfred Sheinwold National Men's Team Champion In some bridge hands declarer must try to develop* his | tricks and dispose of his losers j before the defenders can snag-; gle them. One good way to lose a race is to waste time on both side issues instead of sticking to the point.
SPEAKING OF MONEY By Randall Collins m
North dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH A QJ2
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EAST
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QJ 104
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WEST A $65
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Rtsume Talks
Bible
Thought God is our refuge and strength, a very pleasant help in trouble. Psalm 46:1. This was Luther’s discovery, and he wrote, “a mighty fortress
is our God . . .
Personal And Local News
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority meeting Tuesday evening at
7:30 at the Public Service build- South must put up
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haltom, i ^ ,
to develop the diamonds, and
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SOUTH
A AK10 9 43 x
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O 94 A 8 4
North East South West 1 0 Pass 1 A Pass
2 A P as * 4 ^
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low club dummy's
ace since the finesse is just a side issue. The main chance is
When West opens a
PITTSBURGH UPI — Ne-
gotiations in the basic steel industry resume today with local union leaders seeking a greater
voice in the bargaining.
Cloverdale Route 2, have returned home from Mesa, Arizona, where they spent the win-
ter.
Young Mothers Study Club will be held Wednesday evenin gat 8 p.m. at the home of Joan Alcorn. Roll call will be
declarer leads a low diamond from dummy at the second
trick.
East steps up with the king of diamonds and cashes the king of clubs. Then he switches j to the queen of hearts. South
“Make Easter Bonnet and
Wear.”
Grafton Longden, Jr., ed this morning that
takes the ace of hearts, draws {one round of trumps with the
report- ace and then leads a diamond Green-1 to dummy's ace. Since there
ways to get their views before the union's top bargainers.
Injuries Fatal
starring.
have been no outlandish breaks in trumps or diamonds, South
TERRE HAUTE UPI — Ivan © Laughlin. 53, Kirkwood. Mo., died today in St. Anthony's Hospital of injuries suffered Marc* 25 when his ear was crushed by a coal truck on private property. O Loughlin waji manager of land for the Peabody Coal Co., and was visiting the Chieftain Mine in southeastern Vigo Coupty when his ear collided with a truck carrying coal from the strip pits to the tipple.
County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Kenneth Morlan, Brazil Edith Arend, Martinsville Ralph Mueller, Evansville Daniel Grimm, Evansville Pearl Jeffries, Bainbridg# Martha Cooley. Gosport. M. H. Heeves, Cloverdale Joan Wright, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Alamo Building, a girl, Monday.
knows that the contract is now
assured.
BUFFS DIAMONDS
South ruffs a diamond with a high trump, leads a trump to
castle had 1.25 inches of rain since Monday. Cagle Dam had .95 of an inch. The Danville
area had 1.95 inches.
Castle Toppers Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Delmer Cooper. Members will have a craft lesson. Materials will be avail-
able at the meeting.
The Thursday Reading Club family dinner will be held Thursday April 8th at 6:30 p.m. in the Greencastle Savings and
Loan Room. Bring covered dish ! ’j ub
and tab), «rvic.. Ram.mb.r [ l0MJ lhe rlce „ ^
takes time out for the club fi-
George Washington first appeared on our quarter dollar in 1932. The first appearance of the Washington quarter was timed to coincide with the twohundreth anniversary of Wash-
ington's birth.
John Flanigan, a New York sculptur, designed the coin. His initials “JF” appear at the
base of the neck.
The chief features of the design are a noble head on t h e P* 4 ' obverse and a standing eagle j with outstretched wings on the reverse. As is customary oft this denomination, the motto “In God We Trust” appears on the obverse and E. Pluribus
Unum on the reverse.
The San Francisco, Denver and Philadelphia Mints all played a part in manufacturing
these coins.
The 1932-D and 1932-S issues are low in number and are practically impossible to find in circulation. The Denver issue is listed in the “Redbook” at $8.50 in good, $21.00 in fine and $165.00 in uncirculated or new
Homemaker’s Extensloa Club Met April 1 The Homemaker’s Extension Club met April 1, 1965 at the home of Evelyn McKamy in Cloverdale. The president, Barbara Mann, opened the meeting, leading the members In the club creed and the flag salute. All joined in singing a song for the month, Easter Parade. Sandra Walter, a guest was introduced and welcomed to the meeting. A lesson on curtains and draperies was given by Mary Yount and Lillian Coon. An Interesting discusion was held and other sources of material were made available to the members. Roll call was answered by 16 members telling something cute a child or grandchild has said. The secretary and treasurer’s reports were read and approved. Crafts were shown which had been learned at a recent county meeting. The outlook report was given by Delores Simmons. She told of some new Lenten recipes and frozen breakfasts now being test marketed. Also canning in plastic film is being tried. A safety hint was given by LaVaughan Patten stressing care in handling of electric mixers. Leona Smith gave the household hint on cleaning of vaporizers and tea kettles by soaking in lemon juice and hot
water.
A letter from the Mental Health Association was read requesting good used Easter hats and purses for mental patients. Members please take these to Delores Simmons or Barbara
Mann.
Plan Drive On Young Hoodlums NEW YORK UPI — New York launches a multi-million dollar attack Wednesday o n “the roughnecks and wolfpacks of younp brutes and sadists” who prowl the city’s sprawling network of crime-ridden subways. Mayor Robert F. Wagner, heeding a public demand for increased protection in the wake of a 41 per cent increase thus far this year in serious subway crimes, Monday said a policeman armed with a nightstick and revolver will patrol each subway train from 8 p. m. to 4 a. m. Wagner, in a radio-television address, also said policemen similarly armed will patrol every subway station during the same hour*. The night patrols start Wednesday and will continue indefinitely, he said.
Now You Know By United Preii International The great plague of London in 1665 killed an estimated 68,000 persons, according to the World Almanac.
ENDS TONIGHT Bette Davit "HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE"
OPEN AT 6:45 _ SAT. SUN. PROM 2:00 WED. THRU SAT. Wed. Thur. 7:15 - 9:25 A Picture With a "Touch of Goldfinger in a James Bond Style"
' THE WIIDES1 SPY ADVENTURE A NiAN EVER LIVED’
N-Mpuiis i KMUt SAIN NMKTM
h* JAMES mm mum rod I SMRHAYUHI,
COMING APRIL 14 Walt Disney'* "SO DEAR TO MY HEART"
Quitting Job
Crucial Point
LEXINGTON, Ky. —UPI — Leaders of six Protestant denominations engaged in merger talks for the past three years agreed today that they have arrived at a crucial point in their negotiations.
condition.
Other Washington issues : , ^ ie ^ a y meeting u ill be held which are worth looking for ^ orne Huber, in your change include the 1937-1 Thls wi ^ be a T 5ac ^ war ^ P art yS, 1939-S and 1955-D. The prices Members must wear some item for many Washington quarters clothing backward. Also
dummy’s jack and^niffs another * 3 sti11 h * hl y speculative Judg-1 bring Jtems for an auction sale.
diamond high. He leads a trump ing from coin dealer s adverto dummy's queen, which draws I tisem ® nts to sell the so-called
the last trump, and cashes
The meeting was the club prayer.
closed with
I dummy's last diamond to get | rid of a heart. South loses only ; one heart, one diamond, and one
High And Lew NEW YORK UPI — The low-
this
Escapes By Sea
TTBURON, Calif. UPI — Called to Sam’s Anchor Cafe in this San Francisco Bay commu-
est temperature reported — nity , sur p ns ed two bur-
moming to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and
Hawaii, was 18 at Onoonta. N. Y. The highest reported
Dr. Burns, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Tues. thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 Tues., Thurs., & Fri. Evenings 7-9 SauHi Jacksen 3 Sunset Drive Phene OL S-5B14
glars.
They nabbed one, but his partner ran out the back door, jumped into the bay and disap-
peared.
His method of escape—home- Evansville,
made waterwings.
the entertainment.
The Cloverdale Methodist Church WSCS will meet Thursday, April 8 at 1:30 p. m. in the i Community Building. Hostesses are Mrs. Ruth Routt and Mrs. LaRue Gray. Worship leader is Mrs. Mary Logan and the program will be given by Mrs. Guy
Markin.
Miss Mary Kaye Wright has just completed eight weeks of student teaching at Francis Joseph Reitz High School in
nesse at the first trick. East wins with the king of clubs and switches to the queen of hearts. When the defenders get their diamond trick they cash two hearts, defeating the contract. The club finesse is a side issue because it gives South only an even chance. The odds are better than 3 to 1 that trumps
rare dates by the roll quantity. During ^ social hour the Choice uncirculated and proof ( h 0s tess served refreshments and quartets and proof quarters the door prize was won by Bar-
would today be an excellent | bara Mann .
buy for someone desiring a long j
term investment. Chicken Heist
SAN FRANCISCO UPI — James Sullivan, 26, was arrested Monday on a charge of possession of stolen property. His mother called police after she became “worried” when he brought home 180 pounds of
frozen chicken.
Band Benefit At Reelsville
Is your wife tired of cooking ? Why don't you take her out, and while you’re about it, try a place with real home cooking
and all you want to eat!
Come to Reelsville on Satur- Bird Finds Truck
INDIANA BTATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice Is hereby *!ven that sealed proposals for the construction of certain bridtes will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission at It's offices In the Indiana State Office Building. Room 1313. Indianapolis. Indiana. until 10:00 A. M Eastern Standard Time, on the }7 April. 1»«J. and all proposals will be publicly opened and read, immediately thereafter, in the Chambers of the Indiana House of Representatives. State Capitol Building PUTNAM COUNTY — Bridge Contract No. 6709, Project No. S-1017<1>. Structure No. Putnam 9500. carrying north-south County Road over Big Walnut Creek, 1.4 mile north-west of New Maysville <2 3 mile south of State Road 236), 3 Spans. 1 at 56’-75/18 ". 1 at 57’ 6”. 1 at 75/16”. 15° Rt.. Presstresed Concrete I Beam. 25’ Rrwy . Steel H Piling End Bents: Including 0.193 Mile Approach Grading and Comp. Aggr., Base with Hot Asph. Cone. Surfacing. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of the Indiana State Highway Commission. In the State Office Building. Room 1313. Indinanapolis. Indiana INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION 6-I3-2t
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. UPI —A young high school English teacher who says he has “seen enough of living death” in suburbia is quitting his job. He took a newspaper ad to blast teen-agers as “a mutual admiration society of mediocrities.” The Minneapolis suburb of Wayzata was still buzzing today over Douglas Sarff’s burning criticism of its way of life. Sariff, a 30-year-old bachelor, has taught at Wayzata High for five years.
No One Hurt DALLAS UPI — Two police squad cars, sirens blaring, rushed to the scene of a passenger train derailment her# Sunday. There were no injuries, police said, when the Marsalis Park Zoo miniature train left the tracks.
Wilson Has Flu
and diamonds will break well dayi April 10Lh> The Band Par .
Miss Wright is
Siamese Twins NANTES. France UPI — Siamese twin girls were born last Saturday in the western French town of Loroux-Bottereau, It was reported today. The babies were joined at the chest and stomach. Authorities said no decision has been reached on an attempt to separate the twins.
enough to let him set up and
cash a diamond trick. DAILY QUESTION
As dealer, you hold: Spade A K 10 9 4 3. Heart A 6 5, Diamond 9 4, Club 8 4. What do
senior at Indiana State University In Terre Haute. She is the daughter of Mrs. Arthur Wright of 101 Bloomington St.
Miss Carolyn Blue, R. R. No. : y° u sa y ?
3. Greencastle, is among 40 Answer: Bid one spade. You Butler University coeds, named Ei av « H poijits in high cards to Spurs, sophomore woman's and 2 points for the
honorary for 1965-66. Member-
ents are sponsoring a Smorgasbord. They will serve from 5:30 until 8:30 p. m. in the Reelsville School Cafeteria. There will be no fee — but a free will offering is asked. Proceeds will go toward new band uniforms.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI — A chicken thief who stole a poultry truck containing 2.160 fresh fryers during the weekend. The empty truck was found Sunday by officer John Bird.
LEGAL NOTICE Pursutnt to the trts of 1945 Chapter 181. section 4. General Assembly. Chester F Query R. R. No 2 Greencastle. Indiana, will sell and dispose for scrap metal May 6. 1965. a 1956 Buick Special ser No 4c4011972 beln* abandoned on my property at R. R. 2 Greencastle, Ind. Chester Query
LONDON UPI — Prime Minister Harold Wilson has a flu-like cold which he apparently picked up during his visit to Paris last week. Wilson’s wife. Mary, is suffering from the same bug. ‘STAR OF YEAR’ HOLLYWOOD UPI — AnnMargret has been named “Star i of the Year” by the Theater Owners of America.”
Was enough pay withheld to cover your income tax?
ship in the honorary is based on leadership, character, participation in campus activities and scholarship. Miss Blue is major- ' ing in elementary education.
Drapes expertly cleaned! Now you can get extra protection in drapery cleaning at no extra cost. We return your drapes folded and pleated, ready to hang. Don’t delay. Do It today. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
and 2 points for the doubletons. This is enough for an optional opening bid and you since you have an excellent major suit and 3 Quick Tricks. In fact, you should open the bidding even if one of your low spades were changed to a club
or diamond.
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Last year's tax cut reduced the withholding on everyone's pay check. So much so, that many people are now finding out they still owe more money. If this has happened to you, let Seaboard help out. Chances are, we not only can advance you the cash to b*at the tax deadline, we can make the payments fit your budget, too. With just a visit or a phone call, you can apply right now for your tax money, or money for any other good reason. serbomd mm company AfafBtaMtmdienyoq —ed cash 13 EAST WASHINGTON . OL 3-5154 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
McMilUn-Mount Weding Announced Losan McMillan, Greencastle and Mrs. Catherine Mount, Shelbyville, were married Saturday evening, April 3rd at 7:00 p. m. in the First Methodist Church in Shelbyville. Rev. C. V. McMillan, brother of the Bridegroom, officiated at the candle light ceremony.
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Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their sympathy and understanding for the beautiful flowers, cards, those who sent food, Rev. Paul Robison for his comforting words, the pallbearers and the Rector Funeral Home for their services and many kindnesses. Words cannot express our thanks! God bless all of you. Mrs. Lenna Pulliam Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saddler Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pulliam and Sons
Witch's Brew By United Press International April threw a witch’s brew of weather at the nation's midsection today. Steady rains soaked the Midwest, hail pounded Kansas and wet snow clogged highways across the Northern Plains.
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Lucia's FABRICS 20 So. Vine For heme tewing need* we are the only complete Sawing Center in the Putnam County
WISH COULD AFFORD A CAR LIKE THAT!
WE GOT OURS WITH THE HELP OF A LOW-COST BANIK LOAN!
Roachd&le Fellowship Celebrated Birthday The members and families of the Roachdale Christian Women’s Fellowship met in church basement on March 26th for their annual Birthday Banquet. The tables were beautifully decorated in keeping with a theme for each month. Group Two were hostess and the meal was a pitch-in. Rev. Rodger James returned thanks before supper. After a bountiful meal was enjoyed by all, Ruth Hueston gave devotions taking her sub-* ject from the 23rd Psalms. Mrs. Bernice Wilson played several piano selections and Jerry Vaughn from North Salem gave some readings. For the April meeting, the Fellowship group will present a play entitled “Who is my Neigh- ; bor.” Also a visit to the State Hospital will take place the end of the month. j
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