The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1965 — Page 6

6 The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Tuesday, November 2, 1965 ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii jSheinwold on Bridge

Painting Missing Klansmatl Invokes 5tH

At St. Joseph s . i . i ■ i Amendment In Hearing

WASHINGTON UPI—A wit-

Beating Declarer May Not Be Enough By Alfred Sheinwold When you’re defending at rubber bridge you make sure of the setting trick and then look around for extra tricks. In tournament bridge you must sometimes look for the extra trick before you have made quite sure of the setting trick.

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Opening lead

West opens the ace of diamonds and switches to the three of hearts. At rubber bridge East would take the ace of hearts and return a diamond for West to ruff. West would cash the king of hearts to take the setting trick, and both defenders would go on to the next hand glowing with satisfac-

tion.

This is not enough in tournament bridge. “The Complete Book of Duplicate Bridge" points out. This fine new book by Norman Kay, Fred Karpin and the late Sidney Silodor observed that East-West should try for 200 points. If East trusts his partner, he should play the queen of hearts at the second trick instead of the ace of hearts. If West is a fine player he will lead the three of hearts only if he has a high heart, which must be the king. If West’s earts were headed by the ten he would • lead the ten or some such high ^card to indicate that there Is no future in the suit from his point of view. GETS TWO RUFFS ' Tf East wins the second trick

• with the queen of hearts he can [lead a diamond for West to ruff,

and West then leads another heart to the ace to get a second diamond ruff. The same result is accomplished if East takes the ace of hearts first and returns to the ten of diamonds to indicate that he has a possible entry in the high side suit (hearts rather than clubs). West ruffs and leads a low heart to the queen instead of cashing the king of ; hearts. Either method produces 200 points instead of just 100 points for the defenders. This is splendid and necessary in tournaments, but a waste of time at rubber bridge. Suit your methods to the game you are playing. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one spade, and the next player passes. You hold: S-8 7 5 H-K 10 8 3 2 DA C-10 8 6 4. What do you

say?

ANSWER: Bid one notrump or two spades. The hand is not strong enough for a response of two hearts. Prefer the raise in spades if your partner avoids opening with a weak four-card spade suit.

RENSSELAER UPI — A gift painting by Giovannie Bellini valued by the donor at 8350.000

was found to be missing Mon- ness identified as a longtime Ku j day from the library of St. Klux Klan leader in Georgia reJoseph’s College. fused to tell House investigaThe Rev. Charles H. Banet, ^ ors Monday whether he gave i president of the small Roman blasting caps to another man.

Catholic school discovered the ! theft when he went to his office located in the same build-

ing as the library.

2 Girls Found In Dishwasher

William A. Daniel Sr., identi-

ARLINGTON, Va. UPI—Police found two small Arlington

Klaus, which was cited as a girls in an abandoned dishsubversive organization by the washer Monday after an all attorney general in 1955. night search. One was dead.

The other was taken to a hos-

The investigator said that the pjt a i f or treatment and releas-

committee established that Daniel later was a member and in some cases an officer of sev-

ed.

Authorities said they found no evidence of foul play.

fied as the exalted cyclops of j eral other Klan organizations,

the Nathan Bedford Forest:

The painting, “The Yirgin and 1; ^ Atlanta in- ; Amend'- Jacks'oh.t appa^ently'suffocaT-

Child with St. Nicholas of Bari and a Donor,” was given to St. Joseph's on October, 1961, by the late Bohumir Kryl, a Chi-

Un-American Activities.

cagoan and native of Bohemia grounds of p 0ssible self-incrim who was a musician-conductor ination when by investi _ and art patron. gator p hillip Manuel whether There was no clues as to the he had furnished four blas ti n g

voked the Fifth Amendment be- ,

fore the House Committee on ment Monda y- A South Caro- ed, police said. She was the

lina man described as the of- daughter of Army Lt. Col. Ken-

ficial haberdasher of the Klan neth F. Jackson.

Daniel refused to answer on also wrapped himself in the

constitutional guarantee against

self-incrimination.

identity of the thief or thieves, but college officials said they

caps to Johnny Lee Burnette of Hueyton, Ala., on Sept. 8-9,

appeared to know the value of 1964 in Marie tta, Ga. Burnette I their loot - The y removed two was not further identified.

I other paintings of less value |

The other child was Mary Rose Dunne, 7, daughter of Robert Dunne, assistant counsel

Younger M. Newton, 51, Co- for the Senate Permanent inlumbia, S.C., refused to give | vestigations subcommittee, the committee any information The girls were reported missother than his name. In re- ing Sunday afternoon after sponse to other questions he in- j they failed to return from a voked his constitutional guar- i walk. The dishwasher in which

Top Level Confab Is Called Off ALGIERS UPI — The AfroAsian summit conference was postponed indefinitely today, and many delegates said they doubted the meeting ever would be held. Communist Chinese opposition scuttled the summit, which was to have opened Friday. Foreign ministers or their deputies from 45 Asian and Latin American nations reached the decision to put off the conference late Monday night and announced it officially early this morning. It was the third postponement this year. The decision followed three

days of sometimes bitter behind - the - scenes talks which Philippine Foreign Minister Salvador P. Lopez described as “the death knell of Afro-Asian solidarity.” In a face-saving resolution, designed to paper over their differences, the ministers said they agreed the summit parley should be called off for the time being, but should be held at Algiers “at a date to be decided later.”

Now You Know By United Press International The date on the Georgian calendar, initiated by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, is now 13 days ahead of the older Julian calendar, which was authorized by Julius Caesar in 46 A. D., according to the World Almanac.

from display cases next to the Manuel said a committee in- antee against possible

Bellini but left them lying on vestigation established that the floor of the Science Bldg., j Daniel was an active member of where the theift occurred, about j the Association of Georgia 25 yards from the rear north en- 1

incrimination.

self-1 the girls were found was behind the Dunne residence.

trance which had been forced

open with a pry bar.

Girls Gone But Not Forgotten

Monk Becomes Human Torch

Grocery Manager Found Murdered FORT WAYNE UPI — Au-

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Report Raps

Administration CHICAGO UPI — The Johnson administration tried to change the language in a public records bill to give “almost unlimited authority to the president to establish broader secrecy practices,” the Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Informa-

tion Committee said.

The watch dog committee of the national professional journalistic society said in its annual report that the administration changes “would have warped the whole impact of the legislation from ‘open government legislation’ to ‘closed gov-

ernment legislation’.”

“It would have given cabinet officers the widest discretion and would have put the burden on the press to prove information should be made available rather than forcing officials to prove why it could be withheld,” the committee said. The committee also criticized the Post Office Department's long refusal to publish the names of young men hired as summertime employes. The secrecy issue arose after several newspapers revealed that the Post Office Department was distributing thousands of jobs j as congressional patronage.

But committee investigators said Newton and Gilbert E. | Blizzard were partners in the Heritage Garment Works of ! Columbia, and manufactured robes and paraphernalia, inj eluding “blood drop insignia”

for the United Klans of Amer- I thorities here today apparently ! ica, Inc., and other factions of were without a clue in the gang-

SAIGON, Viet Nam UPI — the hooded society- land style slaying of the manA Buddhist monk burned him- a ger of a local grocery, self to death last night at the! Newton, conservatively at- Dr. Gordon Franke, Allen

BLOOMINGTON, UPI —The f 00 t of an image of Buddha in j tired in a dark suit, also was i County coroner, announced girls were gone, but the memor- f r()n t of the Vien Hoa Dao, | identified as grand glaliff vice Monday a body discovered in a ies lingered on, as the male headquarters of Vietnamese president of the South Carolina cornfield just south of the city

students at Indiana University Buddhists in Saigon,

returned to their classes Mon-

day

The monk appeared in front or the Buddhist headquarters

The girls were Ashlyn Martin about jq p m p oured a can of and Laura \ oung, both of v\ horn g- asobne OV er himself and ig-

posed for “Playmate” photo- n j^ ed

graphs in national men's maga-

zine Playboy.

! Ashlyn and Laura visited the

The immolation took place at the base of the statue of Bud-

, . ,, dha, erected in the open court-

Bloomington campus during the „ on a[ fMst weekend to help promote a Today ^ ^ se , : , jn ,j annl . dance Friday night. They at-; _ .. _

. versary of the overthrow of the

tended the Indiana homecoming reginic of Ngo Dinh Djem

football game Saturday against Instrumental in the over _

Iowa and cheered as the home , ., T ..

i throw of the Diem government

squad won. was a series of such burnings Ashlyn departed by plane for by Buddhist monks protesti Chicago after the game, though what they considered to bc Laura, apparently taken in by pression of Buddhists b the the campus life, toured the area Roman Catholic president

with a sorority girl she shared a room with during the visit. |

klan. | was positively identified as that

of Ralph Benedict, 37, manager of the Kwikie Minit grocery in

that city.

Franke said an autopsy he performed Monday revealed Benedict had been shot six times in the back of the head and three more times in the

Chief investigator Donald 1 area of his left shoulder.

Like others described as top officials of the Klan, Newton was represented by attorney Lester V. Chalmers of Rawleigh,, N.C., at the opening of the third week of the Klan in-

quiry.

Candy Dipped In Moth Solution

Appell put in evidence an order form from the Heritage Garment Works which gave the prices of satin robes as $17, cotton robes as $15 and blood drop insignia as $1. But Newton steadily refused to answ r er any question about the business. Appell also produced documents u-hich showed the garment works had deposited $7,230 this year at the State Bank and Trust Company of

Clarence A. Conrad discovered the body while cutting corn in the field, police said. They said the man’s hands had been tied behind his back with a white string of the type used on aprons worn in supermar-

| kets.

! Benedict was last seen alive | by Mrs. Zara VanSkylock, a I clerk in the grocery. Police said i the man disappeared the night of Sept. 26. They said $600 in cash was found to be missing

MAN O’WAR

HOLLYWOOD UPI— War West Columbia - Appell also pro- from the store at the time has proved profitable for Aldo duced a ^^0 check made out Benedict’s disappearance and Ray who has received $75,000 to Klan Im P erlal Wizard Rob- that deposit slips for a , oc . aI for his role In “Men In War," ert Shelton ’ which he said was bank were found on a counter and next moves to a starring a commission to Shelton. New- | in the superm arket.

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SOUTH BEND UPI — Mrs. do j e j n “yvhat Did You Do in ton declined to confirm or deny

Ronald Lesher, South Bend, re- ^ be \v ar> Daddy?” it.

ported to police Monday that her son, Joseph, 4, received candy kisses apparently dipped | in moth ball solution while “trick or treating” Sunday.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE An.w.r to V.terd.y'. Pu«I.

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Authorities issued a warning j to parents in the area to inspect 1 candy their children may have | received during the weekend Halloween activity. They said j two of Mrs. Lesher’s neigh- |

■bors.also reported their chil-. ia-spamsii dren received some of the con- zi.Have on

fections.

Police said they probably would not be able to trace the candy to its source because the

children could not where they received it.

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name

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