The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1965 — Page 3

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Sheinwold On Bridge Simple Unblocking Play Allows You To Make Siam By Alfred Sheinwold A simple unblocking play, never made by the average j player, is second nature to the' expert. Once you learn it you can make it without thinking, just like your favorite bigname star.

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South ruffed the second round of diamonds, alas, with the five of spades, ir omy ne nad read this column he would have ruffed with the nine of spades. The difference was considerable. South continued with the king of spades, discovering the bad break. He cashed the queen of spades and then led the nine. West was alert enough to cover , with the jack, forcing declarer to win the third round of trumps in dummy. Declarer could not afford to draw the last trump since he was in the dummy for the last time and had to try the heart finesse. One heart finesse was not enough, and West ruffed the second heart, defeating the

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slam. What Might Have Been South lost his slam when he ruffed with a low trump at the second trick. Try playing the hand after ruffing the second diamond with the nine of spades. You cash the king and queen of spades and then lead the ten. If West plays low, you let the ten ride and win the fourth trump with dummy’s ace. If West covers with the jack, you win the third trump with the ace and fourth with dummy’s eight. In either case you draw four rounds of trumps ending in the dummy. Now you can lead the nine of hearts for a finesse, continue with the queen of hearts and then with a low heart. You take the entire heart suit without fearing a ruff by West. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one club, and the next player passes. You hold: Spade A 8 4 2. Heart Q 9 7 3, Diamond K J, Club J 10 9. What do you say? Answer: Bid one heart. With two four-card suits, respond in the cheaper. If partner has hearts, he can raise at once. If he has spades, he can bid them at his second turn, and then you will raise. Either way, you will discover a fit in a major suit if there is a fit to discover.

AUCTION

Will tall for tho Control National Bonk, Exacutor of Hio Estato of Mona Wilson (decoaasd) tho following housahlod fulmithings in

our auction room. On

Saturday, May 15th At 1 00 p.m. Rofrigorotor, Frigidoiro Eloctric Range, Maytag Washor, Hoover Constellation Sweoper, Coal or Wood Range. 2 piece Living Room Suite, Rockers, Beds and Bedding, Feather Beds, Dresser, Chests, Bookshelves, Desk, Nice Wood dinette sot. Floor lamps. Card Table and Chairs, Utility Cabinet. Utility Tables. Small Tables, Kitchen Safe. Lots of Dishes and Utensils, Old Trunk, Picture Easel, love Seat, Cherry Chest, Old Clock, Winchester 1917 model 30-06 Rifle, Tools and Misc. Items. CLAPP’S AUCTION SERVICE MAPLE AND OHIO STREETS Frasier and Clapp, Auctioneers Central National Bank, Executor

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Tornadoes Hit Texas, Kansas By United Press International Tornadoes were forecast today for Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex., and central Kansas where a twister whipped a 10-block section of Wichita Thursday night, injuring at least seven

persons.

Thunderstorms raked Dallas and Fort Worth today and the weather bureau warned tornadoes could be expected in a broad band stretching across the state's central portion. Six or more tornadoes were seen in western Texas Thursday night. Other twisters destroyed several buildings in western Oklahoma and dipped down in the Nebraska Panhandle. No in-

juries were reported.

The Wichita wind funnel tipped two trailers in a mobile home court, ripped the roof of a school, smashed windows and tore roofs from several homes and damaged a tavern. The tornado hit during a downpour which dumped nearly two inch-

es of rain in six hours.

A 76-year-old man suffered a critical stroke rushing to a

storm cellar. Two residents of by Indianapolis & Vincennes overturned trailers and a third Coach Lines, and was hit broadperson were reported in fair side.

Jim Harris Chev-Buick is among Chevrolet dealerships which have received special recognition for increased efforts to provide high quality vehicles and service to used car and truck customers. Presentation was made to the dealership recently by the Chevrolet Motor Division for a Quality "OK” Standards plaque, which signifies the local agency’s participation in the new Quality “OK” Used Car and Truck Warranty program. Designed to give greater owner satisfaction, the program assures buyers that "OK” used cars and trucks have been inspected, road-tested and reconditioned and are backed by a written dealer warranty providing benefits for a 25-month period. Accepting the plaque from John Fields, zone used car and truck merchandising manager, is Paul Harris of the local dealership. "Under the new program,” Paul Harris said, "a Quality “OK” sticker on a used car or truck is even more significant to the buyer than ever before. It means the vehicle has been carefully selected, honestly represented, fairly priced and is warranted in writ-

ing by us.

“The ‘OK’ is a symbol of our pledge to the customer to deal courteously and in good faith, and to provide competent, well-trained personnel and convenient facilities.” Photo

by Frank Puckett. Jr.

Bus Collides With Pickup

NEW ALBANY UPI — An empty chartered bus collided with a pickup truck on U. S. 150 west of here today and authorities said the trucker was

badly hurt.

The bus had just delivered a group of school pupils from i Fort Branch to Louisville when the collision occurred at the

edge of Galena.

Authorities said the truck turned in front of the bus owned

condition today. Three other persons were treated for cuts.

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FOR 5 YEARS OR 50,000 MILES Pack it up. Stack it full. Give it the gun. Get under way. For the short haul or long —a Dodge-built truck can take it night and day. The toughest worker on wheels. And backed up to prove it: with a 5-year or 50.000 mile warranty* on the engine and drive train. Isn't that what makes a good investment a better investment? Tough Dodge trucks deliver the goods and keep coming back for more. Priced higher? Not a bit. The Dodge Truck Boys make ’em as easy to buy as they are to drive.

-Nears HOW THIS WAa«ANTY COVERAOC POO Tiers rou: Chryslor Corparation warrants for 5 yaars or 50,000 miles or 1500 hours of operation, whichever comes first, against defects in materials and workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler Motors Corporation authorized dealer’s place of business gasoline and Perkins diesel engines (i.e , block, heeds, end internal parts), intake manifold, water pump, flywheel, flywheel housing, clutch housing, torque converter. transmission (i.e- case and internal ports, excluding manual dutch), transfer case and all internal parts, drive shafts, center bearings, universal joints, driving axles and differentials, end drive wheel bearings of its new Dodge trucks, provided the owner has (1) the engine oi chenged end universal joints (except sealed-type) lubricated and the oil-bath-type carburetor air filter cleaned every 3 months or 4000 miles (every 2 months or 2000 miles on models 400 through lOOO), whichever comes first. (2) the engine oil filter replaced end dry-type carburetor air filter cleaned every second oil change, end dry-type carburetor air filter element replaced every 24,000 miles, (3) the crankcase ventilation system cleaned and serviced every 4000 miles, and (4) the transmission, transfer case and driving axla lubricants changed every 32,000 miles (every 20,000 miles on models 400 through lOOO). The foregoing services must be performed more often when reasonably required due to eeyere dust or regular “stop and go” operation Every 6 month* tho owner mutt furnish to soch • dealer evidence of performance of the required aarvice and request the dealer to certify (1) receipt of euch evidence and (2) the Uucira then current mMeaae-

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Truck driver Edward L. Lambert, Floyd's Knobs, was taken to Floyd Memorial Hospital here with multiple injuries. David C. O'Neil, 28, Vincennes, the bus driver, was not hurt.

4-H NEWS

The Fillmore Farmers 4-H Club held their fifth meeting May 10, 1965, at the school house. The meeting was called to order by the President, Allan j Sutherlin. The pledge to the flags was given. The minutes i were read and approved? The secretary reported a balance of $26.84. Roll was called and there was a limited number of members present because of the Dress Revue held in the gym. j The first order of business ; was discussion of buying 4-H j T-shirts. The members were to find out from their parents by next meeting. A combined party between both Fillmore clubs was set for May 24th. It will start at John Cash’s house and j will be from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. It will be a hayride and wiener roast. This party will be re- J garded as a regular meeting. The buying of new flags was discussed and will be voted on at the next meeting. May 24. Charles Davasher gave a demonstration on Beef, David Cash on Tractor Maintenance, i

ACROSS 1-Accom-plishmenta •-Tho onto thero 11- Allow 12- Moro difficult 14- Leave out 15- Musical drama 17- Sun god 18- Moccasin 19- Geometrio solid 20- River Island 21- Spaniah article 22- Wholly 23- Merriment 24- Obtains 26- Couples 27- Female ruffe 28- Feetive 29- Scoff 31-Bridge term 34- Listen to 35- Entices 36- Spanish article 37- Limb 38- Sows 39- Period of time 40- Pronoun 41.Tiny 42- Arabian eeaport 43- Sorted carefully 45-Stretch 47- Delineatea 48- River in France DOWN 1- Woman 2- Man’s nama 3- Danish land division 4- Note of scale 5- Talee •■The ones here 7-Damage ••Anglo-Saxon money •eA state Cafebr.)

10- Weirder 11- Head of Catholic Church <pl.> 13- Evaluates 16-Fruit seeds 19- Less defiled 20- Assumed name 22- Peculiar 23- Strong winds 25- Choice part 26- Sheets of glass 28 Encircles 29- Pretenses 30- Sea nymph 31 -CombustiDle material 32- Calm 33- African gazelle

35-Conducts 38- Merganser 39- Paradise 41-Music: as written

42- Philippine negrito 44- F rench (abbr.) 46-Symbol for xenon

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The fourth meeting of the Working Farmers was held on May 5, at the Nichols home. The meeting was called to order by the president George Robertson. The American Pledge was led by Jimmy Nichols. The 4-H pledge was led by John Nichols. Roll call was answered by date of birth. Marvin Price led the group In singing. Roger Adeer gave a report on Health and Safety. Jimmy Nichols gave a demonstration on Wildlife. Mrs. Nichols served refreshments. The next meeting will be held on June 2, 1965 at James Rayfields house.

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YOU'RE TELLING ME!

By WHUAM Bin.

Central Pr WITHIN the last 50 years Americans have eaten more than three trillion (3,000,000,000,000!) candy bars, according to a confectionary industry report With all our vicissitudes, you’ll have to admit, it’s been a sweet life! i ! ! The report also states that the average American note downs 17.2 pounds of candy annually. To that we have but one word of comment: Goodness! ! ! ! To avoid appearing in court to face a traffic charge a lendener announce* he's joining the French Foreign Legion. A new soft of "French loava?" i » » Market research experts report that U. S. homes heated electrically have risen from

Writer 250,000 just nine years ago to nearly on* and one-half million today. Folk who own some utility stock ought to get quite a charge out of that news. ! ! ! A thrush has built her nest on a hot water pipe in the Minehead, England, police station but, we understand, the cops are overlooking thie case •/ Illegal parking. ! ! ! A California thiol stolo 2,160 froth fryers from a poultry truck but loft the truck. Wonder if this could bs callsd a hen-ou* crims? ! ! ! When all five horses In a steeplechase event at Ashford, England, balked, refusing to finish ths race, they left tha woulo-be bettors hopping—mad, that is.

Monon Seeks Rail Merger

The South Shore operates between Chicago’s Loop and South Bend, Ind., a distance of 90 miles. The Monon operates mainly in Indiana, but terminates at Chicago on the north

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CHICAGO UPI — Monon

Railroad officials said Thursday and Louisville, Ky., on they hope to acquire control of i South,

the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad through acquisition of stock of the

South Shore.

Officials said an application filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission asked that Monon be allowed to acquire a majority of South Shore common stock as an "initial step toward merger of consolidation” of the two roads.

Earlier this year, Monon went to court in attempts to gain a list of South Shore

shareholders.

In March, Monon asked the ICC to investigate purchases of South Shore stock made by the Chesapeake A Ohio Railroad.

It said Monon proposes to j purchase the stock at market

Train Derailed

BREMEN, Ind. UPI— Forty cars of a 108-car Baltimore & Ohio freight train derailed here today, tearing up 400 yards of

but not to exceed any price the double tracks. There was no in-

ICC finds to be “reasonable.” I juries.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer t0 Yesterda y * Pu ”'»

The Monon owns about 60.000 ; shares of South Shore stock and has been unsuccessful for two | years in trying to gain representation on the South Shore board.

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