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PUyinf Too Carefully May Cost You The Hand By Alfred Sheinwold
Careful bridge players bring to mind the distinction between the careful and the careless girt. When you take her out to dinner, the careful girl loses only one of her gloves. The careful bridge player draws only one round too many of trumps.
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South took the ace of hearts and drew tiro rounds of trumps with Ms own see and dummy’s ten. He then abandoned trumps, bat it was already too late. Declarer tiled a finesse with Hie jack of chibs, losing to the queen. West returned a heart to the queen, and Beat shot bade a third trump. South cashed the ace of dubs, dropping the king, and then led a diamond, losing dummy’s king to the aee. Back came a diamond to the queen, and
South could ruff a heart in dummy to discard a diamond on the ten of dubs. This was the end of the road. South still had a losing diamond and could do nothing with It Down one. START CLUBS South should start the dubs at the second trick, losing to the queen. West’s best defense is to return a trump. South cashes the ace of dubs and leads a diamond to force out the ace. East returns a second trump. Declarer wins in dummy with the ten and ruffs a low club with the ace of trumps so that he can then lead Hie jack of trumps to dummy’s queen. South can discard two diamonds on the ten and seven of dubs and can eventually ruff a heart with dummy’s last trump to make the contract. Declarer can afford to draw one round of trumps at the beginning of the play provided that he stays in dummy to start the dubs next. Drawing two rounds of trumps looks like a careful play, but actually costs declarer his contract DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S-A K J 5 H-J 9 3 D-Q 6 3 2 C-A J. What do you say? ANSWER: Bid one notrump. In standard bidding systems this shows 16 to 18 point in Mgh cards, with balanced distribution and strength in at least three suits.
16 Die When US. Jet Crashes
BANGKOK UPI — An American F105 jet fighter crashed into a northeast Thailand village today after the pilot hailed out. Officials said 16 villagers were killed.
A spokesman said the plane fell into Sanghar village in the Dongtiu district 18 miles aeatb of Nakron Phnom.
The village was reported burning as a result of the crash and American rescue teams were flown in by helicopter to help.
Thai authorities said it was the worst military air crash in Thai history.
Stage Jail Riot M Sooth Bend
SOUTH BEND UPI — Seventeen prisoners rioted in a hullpen after a search of their cells prompted by a jailbreak scare and wars subdued early today by police and sheriff’s officers at the St. Joseph County jafl. Authorities said the prisoners broke up tables and benches and set fire to the debris. Deputies quickly extinguished the blase before It caused much damage. No one was Injured.
Thirteen of the prisoners kho en during the half-hour period in which the prisoners rioted. Sheriff’s deputies blamed the trouble on a shakedown of prisoners and cells conducted Wednesday after the arrest of
two men loitering near the jail the night before appeared to smuggle hacksaw blades and a loaded revolver into the jail.
Officers said eight hacksaw blades were found hidden in a shower room during the shakedown.
Thirteen ofthe prisoners who rioted were federal prisoners and the four others were held on state charges.
Reported Dead
LONDON UPI — The British Broadcasting Corporation BBC .reported today from Lagos that Nigerian federal Prime Minister Sir Abukakar Tafawa Balewa, missing since the military uprising last week, is officially reported to be dead.
Dirksea Aroused On Prayer Issue
WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Everett M. Dbkaen, the indefatigable warrior from BUnois, is ready to do battle again with Hie Supreme Court — this time ewer the lane cf pubHc school
pmyer.
The 70-yceoold RepubUean
leader, whose trademark is his tousled mop of hair and mellifluent tones, sounded Ms latest battle cry in these words: 1 do not Intend to let nine man tell 190 million Americans,
French Tighten Border Crossings
PARIS UPI—French authorities today tightened controls over frontier croesings to pre-. vent anyone involved in the burgeoning Ben Bark* scandal from leaving the country, informed sources reported.
The action was aimed at snaring three minor underworld figures allegedly involved in the affair and stopping persons from leaving France whose absence might impede the government inquiry into the kidnapping and probable assassination
at Moroccan opposition leader Mehdi Ben Barks.
The kidnapping of the exile leader from a Paris street last October has created a new crisis in France’s relations with Arab nations.
Many observers feared the national scandal could tarnish the image at President Charles de Gaulle and Cloud the political future of some at Ms cabinet ministers and closest advisers.
The De Gaulle government admitted Wednesday that French secret agents were involved in the Ben Barka kidnapping and hinted at a connection with Moroccan officials. De Gaulle told his cabinet Wednesday that "justice must be done” and he made it clear that no one should be spared In sorting out the complex case. He ordered the of the head of secret service agency, Gen. Paul Jacquier, whose No. 3 man, Marcel Le Roy, already has been suspended in the affair.
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including children, where and when they can worsMp.” Dirksen raised the prayer issue during an address before the Washington chapter at Sigma Delta CM, the professional journalism society, Wednesday aright. •T win not let nine men, some of them bearded and some not, get away with it as long as I can fight,” Dirksen declared, Ms voice emerging from its usual basso range "And I can and will fight.” The immediate cause of Dirksen’s ire was the court’s Dec. 13 action rejecting an appeal from a group of parents in the New York City Borough of Queens. They asked that their children be allowed to pray voluntarily In their classrooms.
Mrs. Gandhi Is Invited To US.
NEW DELHI UPI — President Johnson today Invited Mrs. Indira GandM to Visit Washington when She is sworn in as the only woman prime minister in the world, it was reported here. U.S. Ambassador Chester Bowles was the first foreign representative to call on the widowed, 48-year-old woman who Wednesday was elected to rule over India’s 480 million citizens. He was said to have extended the U.S. invitation. Mrs. Gandhi, daughter of the late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, was chosen by parliamentarians from the ruling Congress party. She will succeed Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri, who died attending a peace conference in Tashkent in Soviet Asia. Shastri had been scheduled to visit Washington early next month. Informed sources said Bowles congratulated Mrs. GandM on her election and urged her to visit the UMted States as soon as possible. Mrs. GandM and the new cabinet are expected to be sworn in next Monday. Mrs. GandM told a news conference Wednesday that a decision on a U.S. visit would be worked out after she takes office formally. Mrs. GandM pledged herself to follow the peaceful policies of Shastri and her father. She said her government will honor the Tashkent declaration with Pakistan and will negotiate with Communist China “if favorable conditions are created.”
Ironic Stroke
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. UPI— H. Lloyd King, Jr., 12, won a certificate of merit from the Boy Scouts at America Wednesday for saving Ms 6-year-old brother from drowning last May. Last summer, sometime after the incident, Lloyd took life-saving course from the Red Cross. He flunked it. They said he could not swim well enough.
No other details were given.
News Of Boys
BILOXI, Miss. — Staff Sergeant John W. Davis Jr., son of Mr. and Mirs. John W. Davis Sr., 755 S. Carolina St., Mobile, Ala., has been graduated at Keesler AFB, Miss, from the training course for U S Air Force computer repairmen. Sergeant Davis, a graduate of Murphy High School, is being reassigned to Barksdale AFB, La., for duty with the Strategic Air Command. His wife, Bertie, is the daughter of Mrs. Andy Robinson, R. R. 2, Roachdale, Ind.
Boot Week
WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson, who pilots his own speed boat and cabin cruiser on Texas vacations, has proclaimed the week of July 3 as National Safe Boating Week.
Covpfe Facing Neglect Charges
BLOOMFIELD, Ind. UPI — Four little children were in a hospital today suffering from frostbite and malnutrition and their parents were in jail on child neglect charges.
Chester Bnunmett, 34, and his wife, Betty, 31, were placed in Greene County Jail after law enforcement and health authorities found their six children living in the midst of hunger, cold and filth in their home.
The youngsters in FreemanGreene County Hospital at Linton are 1, 2, 3 and 4 years old.
Two older children, 6 and 7, who attend school at Swits City, were placed in private
homes to continue their schooling.
Authorities said the parent! were warned a week ago to pro? vide improved living conditions for the cMldren but ignored the warning.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTEATION
In the Circuit Court of Putaem County. Indian*. Notice u hereby clven that Betty Andrews was on the 17th day of January. 19W. appointed: Administrator of the estate of Amanda Ellen Anderson, deceased. All persons harlnc claims acalast said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six (6) months from the date of the first pubUcation of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Oracneaatie, Indiana, title 17th day of January, lew. Probate Cause No. E8T-M4
Jack P. Hinkle Cleik of the Circuit Court of
Putnam County. Indiana.
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