The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1966 — Page 3

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Flay Hie Right Card .To Signal The Count By Alfred Sheinwold When you have to take your tricks on the run It is fatal to let declarer gain the lead by ruffing. Ton must play just the right number of tricks in each side suit.

North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A Q 2 V AST 0 953 ■ A KQ 1072 WEST EAST A <5 A 94 9 KQJ4 V 962 0 A842 O Q! 106 A 913 A AJ54 SOUTH A A K J 10 8 7 3 _ V 10 5 3 O K7 A 6 North East Sooth West Pan Pass 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 2 A Pass 2 NT Pass 3 A All Pass Opening lead — V K

Research Vessel Rm Aground i COZUMEL ISLAND, Mexico CPI—The 99-foot research vessel Linda Walker of Pascagoula, Miss., is aground on a reef off Mexico’s southeast coast, about 5 miles north of this resort Island, the Mexican navy announced Wednesday night. The Cozumel harbormaster’s office said the boat was sighted by a tourist-charter plane. The research vessel, owned by the Western Geophysical Co., carried a crew of four. The Linda Walker reported in ». "Mayday” message early Wednesday that ft was aground And being pounded by heavy ... U.S. Coast Guard planes and two Mexican naval vessels were searching for It. The harbormaster’s office did not say whether the tourist plane sighted any of the crewmen. It did say, however, the Boat Was stuck fast on the rocks and did not appear to be hi any immediate danger of sinking. ▲ rescue ship was being sent from here today, authorities safiL The treacherous reefs in the area make it impossible to reach the stranded boat in the dark.

Violence Flares At Girls School

\ INDIANAOPLIS UPI — At least 10 young gills, some clad j only In slips and carrying broken glass as weapons, roamed - the Indiana countryside today . after three violent outbreaks at ^ the state girls school near here, v State police continued to * patrol the area around the pen- * al Institution for delinquent tgirls in hopes of finding some \ of the inmates who escaped daring raucous melees Wednes- . day afternoon and evening. ; Three separate outbreaks raged through the block-square complex. Authorities said the third outbreak was the most violent of the day, with scores of screaming girls running around, breaking windows and furniture. At least 11 girls were injured. Most of them were cut and jBruised. Even state Corrections ^Commissioner Bernard Dolnick ^Became engaged in a brief frajcaa with several girls late WedfmifiT as he walked among the •two-story housing cottages. ft - „<*

tJfMPRISf IDWTlTr - The g’MMj of a redhead found in a Svacant lot la New York baa 3bem identified as that of *fljsar okl Mrs. Sharon 3l*wls (above), niece of Rep. *4>avid 8. King, D-Utah, and granddaughter of the late H. Bag. She hatchcck girl

Business Highlights

Declarer took the first trick in dummy with the ace of hearts, returned to his hand with a spade and led his singleton club, losing the king to the ace. Now South would make his contract if he could gain the lead in time to discard a heart or a diamond on dummy’s queen of clubs. East returned the queen of diamonds, South covered with the king, and West won with the ace. West returned the deuce of diamonds, and East took file ten. Now East switched to the nine of hearts, and West won with the jack. West had to know that he could not lead another diamond, just as East had known in switching back to hearts. West did cash the queen of hearts, and South was down

one.

HOW THEY KNEW East and West were not guessing when they played just the right number of tricks In hearts and diamonds. They informed each other by the cards they led. When you return a small card in a suit partner has led, you lead your original fourthhighest card if you started with four or more cards of the suit. If you started with three or two cards in the suit, you return the highest card you have left at that time. Since West returned the deuce of diamonds at the fifth trick, he showed that he had started with exactly four diamonds. East counted his own diamonds and those held by dummy and easily worked it out that South had started with only two diamonds. Therefore it was necessary toswitch back to hearts. Since East then led the nine of hearts, he showed that he had started with fewer than four hearts. West could then work it out that South had started with at least three hearts; and it was therefore safe to cash the queen of hearts to defeat the contract. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one spade, and the next player passes. You hold: S-6 5 H-K Q J 4 D-A 8 2 C-9 8 S. What do you say? ANSWER: Bid 1 NT. You would bid a suit If you had a decent five-card suit to show, but there is no virtue in going to the level of two in a four-card suit with only 10 points In high cards. If partner cannot find another bid over your response of 1 NT, you will not miss a game.

WASHINGTON— The Commerce Department says busi ness inventories increased sharply in the final months of last year, perhaps reflecting fear of price inflation. Inventory accumulation In the last quarter of 1965 was at the seasonally adjusted annual rate of 310.1 billion compared with 97.6 billion in the earlier quarters.

WASHINGTON — Grumman Aircraft Corp. of Bethpage, N. Y., has been awarded a 31.1 billion contract to complete its work on the Apollo moon landing program. The award runs through 1969.

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Executives attending a meeting of savings and loan associations said they had been warned by representatives of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board that their associations will be denied access to federal loan funds if they pay dividends or interest to depositors at rates exceeding the guidelines set by the board.

Robin Left Out MINNEAPOLIS UPI — Sign on a nightclub marquee: "Welcome Batman. Sorry Robin, no minors.”

Study Garnishee INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Legislature Advisory Commission has decided to look into garnisheeing of wages after receiving a report stemming from the recent suicide of Carl Clark, a Ford Motor Co. em-

ploye in Illinois.

State Rep. William E. Bablnscak, D-Munster, gave a report on his preliminary investigation of the incident and on a sug-

gested new law.

Clark’s wages were garnisheed heavily. Including the loss of a full week’s pay, to satisfy a lien for more than 9200 in taxes owed when he was a resident of the Valparaiso area. Babinscak said he believes Clark had “refused to cooperate” and thereby compounded his problems brought about by failing to pay or make arrangements tp pay delinquent state gross income taxes despite frequent notices and advisories the state said he ignored. Babinscak said the suicide could not be placed at Indiana’s doorstep but that the tragedy emphasized the need for a revision of state garnishee laws. He said he favors an amend-

ment along the Ones of an Illinois law which provides that the wages of no employee may be garnisheed for more than 15 per cent of the gross wages. House Speaker Richard Bodine, D-Mishawaka, said he felt that before the commission does anything it should confer with Atty. Gen. John J. . Dillon and State Revenue Commissioner William Fortune. .. Tentative plans were made to hear from Dillon and Fortune at the next meeting.

Wounded Rabbi Fights For Life DETROIT UPI—Rabbi Morris Adler, shot down in his synagogue before nearly 1,000 worshipers, was reported slipping today in his fight for life. Sinai Hospital physicians called in a consultant from the Wayne State University Medical School to help them diagnose the condition of the 59-year-old Rabbi who was shot by Richard Wishnetsky, 23, last Saturday during synagogue services. Wishnetsky then shot himself. He died Wednesday. Dr. Stephen Gurdjian, professor of neurosurgery at WSU, joined with the hospital doctors in deciding "not to altar the current management of the Rabbi’s care at this time” although they reported Rabbi Adler’s condition had "worsened slightly.” The Rabbi, whose condition was listed as "very critical,” did not regain consciousness since the shooting.

Long Omm

WASHINGTON UPI — Assistant Defense Secretary John T. McNaughton, sent to greet a group of foreign defense ministers, first went to suburban Maryland to meet their plane at Andrews Air Force Base. He was told file plane was diverted 17 miles west to Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Va., because of rain and fog. But it didn’t land there either, and McNaughton finally caught up with the visiting dignitaries 55 miles to the north at Baltimore’s Friendship Inter national Airport.

Just Walking HERRIN, 111. UPI—A search by more than 20 police, firemen and Civil Defense workers was called off Wednesday night when it was learned that James Blast, 62, missing 11 hours, returned home and said he had just taken a long walk.

Dutch Princess To Wed Diplomat BAARN, Holland UPI — Crown Princess Beatrix and former German diplomat and soldier Claus von Amsberg today formally announced their intention to marry on March 10 in a brief ceremony in the picturesque town hall here. The 28-year-old heiress to the Dutch throne and the handsome 39-year-old von Amsberg signed their names to the banns in a private ceremony in the “marriage hall” of the old building. Mayor Dr. F. H. van Beeck Calkoen, acted as registrar.

Mercury Skids To Rear Zero By Unitad Pratt International Temperature fell within a few degrees of zero in Indiana

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today as a new eold front spread eastward across the state. It was 7 above at Chicago,'11 at South Bend and Fort Wayne, 12 at Lafayette, 16 at Indianapolis, 18 at Cincinnati, 21 at Evansville and 24 at Louisville. Lows ranging from 8 To™20 were expected tonight as the cold continues. But some moderation was expected Friday, although it may turn colder again Saturday. Except for a chance of some snow in the northern third of the state Friday and flurries there today, no participation was on the weather menu in Indiana the next three days. High temperatures Wednesday ranged from 36 at Lafayette to 48 at Evansville. Highs today will range no warmer than the 20s to 34, but highs Friday will range from the lower 30s to 42.

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JONES BEACH, N. Y. UPI— A Coast Guard spokesman was asked If a dead 10-foot Made whale found on the beach Wednesday was the same whale which guardsmen earlier had helped to refloat when It ran aground in the surf. "It’s hard to tell whales apart,” he said.

Alleged Slayer SEYMOUR UPI — Frank Jaynes, 54, was arrested Wednesday on charges he shot and killed James McCoy, 54. Police accused Jaynes of shooting McCoy when McCoy broke into Jaynes’ home near Seymour in the culmination of a series of fights and arguments.

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