The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 April 1965 — Page 4

Th* Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Monday, April 12, 1965

Sheinwold On Bridge Distressed Declarer Overcomes Opposition By Alfred Sheinwold National Men's Team Champion Authorities differ on the value of the dirty laugii at t h e bridge table. A course cackle may crack a timid player's moral, but will only inspire a courageous player to outdo himself. This may explain how South managed to make his slam in today's hand. South won the opening diaNorth dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A Q54

0 A 8 7 4 * A 9 5 3 BEST EAST A K 10 8 6 A None ^ J76 S? 109532 O 10632 <> J95 * J4 A 108762 SOUTH A A J 9 7 3 2 KQ8 O KQ A KQ

With the negotiations in what j Washington Twp. both sides have called “a mess,” 1

winning line of play before you

read on.

OVERTAKING PLAYS South led the king of diamonds and overtook with dummy’s ace. Then he ruffed a diamond in his hand. He led a heart to the ace and ruffed dummy’s last diamond. Then South took his high hearts, cashed the king of clubs and overtook the queen of clubs with

dummy’s aee.

At this stage. West and South j each had three trumps left. Dummy had the lead, holding • two trumps and a low club. Declarer led the club from dummy and played the jack of trumps

from his hand. Mr. and Mrs. Cheney spent If West played a low trump, j Sunday visiting relatives in In-

South would lead a trump to-

down as chief bargainer. He refused and. instead out-

lined a new plan of negotiating. The detail* wer« not disclosed. McDonald also agreed that Abel be moved up to co-chief negotiator and the uproar ended, temporarily at least, with the warning to McDonald to show progress or be forced out

of the talks.

Charles Robinson et ux-Clover-dale Chester L. Davis Addition. Gladys E. Ray to Clara Staley- Cloverdale-Adrian Morrison Subd. Cloverdale Cemetery Ass n to Sampson & Clara Staley. Lela Farloy to Noah Doyle et ux-Jackson Twp. Lone Star Corporation to [Tressie Flint Fischer-et con

chances for a peaceful contract settlement before May 1 ap-

peared nearly dead.

Barnard News

By Mrs. Jewell Page Barnard Correspondent

Hollywood By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent

Mitchum Is the favorite target of barroom brawlers, probably due to his off-screen reputation

as a tough guy.

“I can live without it,” said Mitchum. one of Hollywood's

great nonconformists.

‘T don’t like to get hit, and I don’t especially get a charge out of clouting some loud mouth in public either. The last thing I want is trouble. But if someone is looking for it, I’m not gonna let him push me

around.”

to that stuff,” he explained. Former longshoreman and freight car rider, Mitchum does not think of himself as a nonconformist, principally because he knows nothing of conformity.

Never has.

know they were being held. been *omewhat civilized since | for burglars who rifled an “I doo't pay much attention, his days of riding the rods. Helfice safe of S500 Sunday.

dresses impeccably down to special shirt cuffs which he designed himself. Twenty years ago he would have belted a guy wearing such fancy cuffs. But the muscular star has mel-

lowed.

ward dummy's queen to make sure of the twelfth trick. West therefore over ruffed with the king of trumps, but then he had to lead one of his two remainj ing trumps. If West led the ! ten of trumps, dummy would

dianapolis. Mr. and

Mrs.

HOLLYWOOD UPI - Robert Mitchum has more punches thrown at him than Sonny Liston, but he can take a sock on the chops better than the exchamp and so far has never Robert Page I quit in his corner.

and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plunkett and j daughter Sunday. The community was sorry to ; hear of the death of Mrs. Ber- i nice Chastain Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin

The somnambulant

eyed

Mitchum is an amiable soul given to introspection and independence. He lives on a farm on Maryland's Eastern Shore and avoids any social whirlsindifferently and without any particular thought to

“image.”

The big guy flew into Hollywood on the day of the Academy Awards and didn’t even

“I don't think about conforming to the life of a movie star because I don't know how the stars live,’’ he grinned. “I don't know many of them and I'm 1 never invited to their houses. "I’m like a skunk at a May party anyhow. I'm a freak’s freak. I guess Greta Garbo is the same way. You don't hear much about her going to Hollywood parties. When people are an ■ looking for someone with two i heads they’re always surprised j to see somebody with three —|

like me.”

Superficially Mitchum h a s 1

Dangerous Catch BRIDLINGTON, England UPI — Two trawlers each caught a World War II mine while fishing off Flamborough Head, Yorkshire.

The nets were cut to let the mines sink. And with the mines went all the fish taken on the

trawl.

There were 150 dogs in the kennels outside the office of th* Pennsylvania Society for th* Prevention of Cruelty to Ani« mals when the burglars broke open the safe after luring the attendant away with a false an-

imal rescue call.

New Record? HONOLULU UPI — A Honolulu disc jockey today claimed the world’s marathon drumplaying record — 89 hours.

No Problem

PHILADELPHIA UPI

Barking dogs were no problem le foggy.

Michael G w y n n e started Tuesday morning and drummed until Saturday afternoon, averaging 55 minutes of drumming every hour. Afterwards Gwyhne , sad “I feel great. I'm com- — I pletely cognzant, but just a It-

win with the queen and South an( j R U by entertained relatives

would later win with the nine; and if West led the eight of

at supper Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Page

North Fast

South

West

1 4k

Pass

2 4k

Pass

3 *

Pass

4 NT

Pass

5 A

Pass

5 NT

Pass

6 A

Pass

6 4k

All Pass

Opening lead —

0 2

trumps. South would let it ride called on Mrs. Zella Esiydes around to the nine then and (and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Per-

there. Either way, South sure to make his slam.

mond lead with the queen and led out the ace of spades, intending to give up one trump trick and claim the rest. When East discarded a club on the ace of spades South looked crestfallen, and West thought the time had come for a triumphant snicker. It was a poor idea, for South gritted his teeth and proceeded to mak* the contract. You might enjoy looking for the

was kins, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Plun- ! kett and Mrs. Ua Perkfns of

DAILY QUESTION j Roachdale were in Indianapolis As dealer, you hold: Spade! Thursday. 8 6, Heart A K J 4. Dia- i A daughter was born to Mr.

mond K Q. Club K 6 3 2. What

do you say?

Answer: Bid one notrump. This promises 16 to 18 points in high cards, with balanced distribution (no very long or very short suits) and strength

in at least three of the four S8

suits.

and Mrs. Robert Gordon last

week.

Mrs. Vela Page spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Page.

Mrs. Bernes Eggers spent Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret:

Palestine News

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Steel Walkout Deadline May 1 PITTSBURGH UPI — With the deadline for a nationwide steel strike 19 days away, the United Steehvorkers union (USW) and the “big 11’ steel producers today entered a critical week of bargaining on a new wage contract In a climax to a bitter split at the top of the million-mem-ber union which had hamstrung negotiators so far. President David J. McDonald was given one week in which to get the talks moving. The edict was issued by backers of I. W. Abel, now secretary - treasurer, who apparently has defeated McDonald for the union’s presidency. With the industry reluctant to make a counter - proposal to USW demands submitted two weeks ago and the talks at a standstill, Abel supporters Friday asked McDonald to step

Henry Osborn returned home from the Putnam County Hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James White returned home last weekend from a two-week vacation to Florida and other places of interest. Jack Sutherlin and family of Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terrel and family of near Monrovia and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ray Beck and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck. The O’Hair children called in the afternoon. Mrs. John Osborn and children spent last week with Mrs. Henry Osborn. Dale Gibson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin De Spain and Jennie Osborn, all of Indianapolis and John Osborn and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCloud, Mrs. Gilbert Allen, all of near Coatesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Detro called on Henry Osborn Monday evening.

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