The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1965 — Page 10

Sheinwold On Bridge

Thr Datty Banntr, Grameastle, Indiana

Thursday, October 7, 1965

I State Prison at Michigan City | doctor or altering his opinion as j since the trial while his attor- : to the ‘legal sanity - of the ac-

Don’t Play For Ruff That You Can't Get By Alfred Sheinwold • A certain kind of play at the bridge table is like taking candy from a baby. Even if the baby doesn't like or want the candy, he will fight like a tiger to hold on to it. North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH

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ed a trump to prevent declarer from ruffing a diamond in the dummy. Actually. South didn’t need a diamond ruff but he reacted to East’s move instead of making a plan of his own. South won the trump return with dummy's ace and led dummy’s other diamond. East won

to take three diamond tricks.

After winning the second trick in dummy with the ace of spades declarer should immediately return a low club from

dummy.

East can take his club trick

and a second diamond but stops | ^ed that the ^state’s

there. Dummy’s last trump

Editorial Raps Hog Decrease

and led another trump, thus prevents East from getting a

INDIAN AJOL1S UPI — An

editorial in the Indiana Farm [Circuit Court at Bloomington Bureau's monthly publication 1 iu 1962. Hashfield has been con-

high fined to “death row’” at Indiana

ranking in com-hog production has been jeopardie2d by a slash

ney, Ferdinand Samper of Indi- cused.”

anapolis, w r aged a vigorous Hashfield was arrested the battle in the courts to save his day after the dismembered life. i body of the little girl was found The high court cited the fact j in the Ohio river near Rockport.

The opmion affirmed Hash- that Samper subjected Crudex Avril disappeared while shopfield's conviction in Monroe 1° a "skillful cross-examination ping for a birthday present for

and re-cross-examination which her older sister in downtown

comprises 67 pages in the tran- Boonville.

knowing right from wrong with respect to the particular act in question, and of controlling his impulse to commit such act.”

tumbledown shack on the edge >f Boonville amid evidence the crime, preceded by rape, occurred there. Governor Branigm, who vetoed a bill in the 1965 Legislature to repeal capital punishment in Indiana, had no comment on the high court's ruling. Hashfield had been convicted three times previously on sex

script, without discrediting the Hashfield was arrested at his °^ ense charges.

WEST

EAST

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All Pass

providing what South should shave seen to start with: there I was no way to get the diamond ruff if the opponents wanted to

stop it.

Worse still, the contract was j now in the soup When South

gave up a club trick East could partner opens with * NT (22 cash a diamond to defeat the to 24 points), and the contract. player passes. You hold:

third diamond trick. If East shifts back to trumps for to anything else. South can draw trumps and run the clubs to get nd of his last diamond.

DAILY QUESTION

in hog growing.

“There is considerable evidence,” said the editorial in the October issue of “The Hoosier Farmer,” “that many farmers, faced with dozens of frustratrations in the hog business, have quit swine for w’hat they

nex t think are equally or more prof-

Opening lead — 0 9

East won the first trick with | must set up the the ten of diamonds and return-1 the opponents are

S-10 itable kinds of farming.

PLAY FOR CLUBS 8 7 2 H-Q 9 7 2 D-9 7 3 C-

South should see that he does- 3 2. W’hat do you say?

n’t need and cannot get a dia- ANSWER: Pass. Partner's ; lose mond ruff. He should play for bid is highly invitational, but dummy’s long clubs to get rid not forcing. You should respond of a diamond loser. Declarer with 4 points or more, but

clubs before should pass with your actual 2-

in position point hand.

LBJ To Name Judge Landis INDIANAPOLIS UPI—President Johnson announced in Washington Wednesday he will nominate Indiana Supreme Court Judge Frederick Landis of Logansport to a vacant seat on the U.S. Customs Court. The announcement confirmed rumors heard in recent days and paved the way for the political majority on the highest Hoosier court to switch from Republican to Democratic. Landis is one of three Republicans now serving on the five-

member court. j

Governor Branigin was asked On Targ©t

if he would appoint a Democrat

to replace Landis in the event MOSCOW UPI The RusLandis resigned to accept a rians announced todav

space station Luma-7 is on course and is due to reach the

“Let's hope that this does not mean that Indiana is to its rank in the top three states in com and hog production. This could signal the beginnnig of the end for Hoosier hog production, if those in the swine industry do not find solutions to several problems facing them—and do it soon.”

The editorial said fanners

federal court appointment. "That seems most probable,’ Branigm replied with a smile.

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The editorial said many central Indiana farmers have taken out the fences. sold or “mothballed” the livestock equipment, quit hiring much extra farm labor and “have become grain farmers.” ‘Having once removed the fences, sold the equipment and [let the labor go, It is very expensive to re-enter the hog business,” the editorial said. The editorial suggested pork production “can continue to be a moneymaker” but “it is going to take work if hog production is not to go the way of tomato production in Indiana ”

Double Rites ZIONSVILLE UPI —Double 1 funeral services were sched- : uled today for Mrs. Leora E. I Shelburne, 58, and her son-in- ] law. Cap Shepard. 61, who died a few hours apart last weekend ; from natural causes.

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Court Upholds Death Sentence INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Supreme Court Wednesday upheld the conviction of Emmett O. Hashfield, 59, sentenced to die in the electric chair for the 1960 slaying and dismemberment of 11-year-old Avril “Honey” Tern.', daughter of a Boonville physician. The court ruled against Hashfield’s contention he was legally insane at the time of the crime. It cited testimony of Dr. Charles Cruddex, a psychiatrist, that Hashfield was a “sociopathic personality with sexual deviations, capable of LEGAL NOTICE

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