The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 March 1966 — Page 3
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Consider Other Suits Before Drawing Trumps By Alfred Shelnwold The right way to play a suit doesn’t depend merely on what you hold in that suit. You must also consider the hand as a whole. South dealer Both sides vulnerable South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 4 19 V 106 O AQJ7 4J6432 WEST EAST 4 108742 4 A653 V KQ93 V None C K82 0 10643 4 t 4 Q 10975 SOUTH 4 KQ V AJ87542 O 95 4 AK Sm4 Wert North Eart I V Pass 1 NT Pass 3 Q Pass 4 All Past Opening lead — 4 4 Today's hand illustrating the point, is used by Mrs. Evelyn Levitt, well-known Wilmington, Del., expert. In her lecture at the Dupont Country Club. The principle la worth knowing even If you're nowhere pear Wilmington. East takes the ace of spades and returns a dub. Now South smut decide how to play the trumps. It would be correct to lead the ace of trumps first if you separated the hearts from the vest of the hand. In this case, Man Dies la Tractor Mishap MEDARYVILLE UPI — \ MedaryviUe trucker was killed Tuesday while attempting to free a rained truck from a field south of here with a tractor. Wiliam Tfcomberry, 57, was killed when the tractor fell back and crushed hint. The ac/ddent hi western Pulaski Counv ty win not be counted as a traffic fatality since it happenfad on private property. * Police said Thomberry was attempting to free a truck bepag used to qMeod limestone tdi a field of the farm owned .*7 Keith Taylor.
32 Held For Draft Dodging WASHINGTON UPI _ The FBI today arrested 32 persons^ Including a group of fathers and their sons, on charges they were involved in a draft dodging scheme built on the sale of stolen reserve unit credentials for prices ranging up to 85,000. The FBI announcement «sid the ring obtained draft deferments in the Air Force Reserves using forms that falsely certified a person was a member. The search for other members of the ring Is continuing. Cracking of the ring, centered In New York City, stemmed from the earlier arrests of two Tnen, Paul George Miller and Solomon Gottfried. The FBI said they supplied the stolen forms and made the contacts to sell the draft deferments.
it would cost you the contract. Still, it would be necessary to play the trumps optimistically if you were going to lose a diamond trick. KEY QUESTION This is where Mrs. Levitt asks the key question: "Why not test the diamonds first?" Actually, the diamond finesse works. As a result, you can afford to lose two trump tricks. Therefore you get to your hand with a spade and lead a low trump. West steps up with the queen of hearts and returns a spade. You ruff in your hand, lead a diamond to dummy’s ace and return the ten of hearts, West can taka the king of hearts, but any return puts you in your hand, where you can safely lead out the ace and Jack of trumps. The safety play of tauttng the low trump first would work Just as wen If East had all four trumps. The important point is to find out first how many trump tricks you can afford to lose. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one club and the next player passes. You hold: S-J 9; H-10 6; D-A Q J 7; C-J 6 4 8 2. What do you say? Answer: Bid one diamond You plan to show your clubs later, thus giving a better description of your hand than if you raised the clubs at once without saying anything about Use diamonds. Vote To Accept Change In Rales INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana War Memorials Commission, with six of the 11 members present, voted unanimously Tuesday afternoon to accept new rules changes which may have the effect of allowing the Indiana Civil Liberties Union to meet In the monument. The rules changes must be discussed at a public hearing, for which no date has been set, before they become final. The ICLU has conducted a battle against the commission since the mid-1950s over the right to meet In the memorial. An American Legion suit blocked any groups but those previously approved for meeting there from holding conferences in the building for two years. A court ruling on a suit filed by the ICLU struck down the American Legion’s move, however, and the latest rule changes apparently have cleared the way for the organization to meet in. the memorial.
Steals Police Chief's Ante PLAINFIELD UPI—Steven Michael Binder, 17, was back m custody today after escaping Tuesday from the Indiana Boys School and stealing the patrol car of Plainfield Police Chief Gene Gray. Gray said he saw the South Bend youth near Plainfield High School and took him into custody. Gray said he had to handcuff Binder when he refused to get into the patrol car. The police chief said he put Binder in the car on the passenger side, then walked around to the driver side. In the meantime, Binder shd over behind the wheel and drove away before Gray could stop him. Gray caught a ride with a passing motorist and apprehended Binder a second time at Bridgeport where Binder had to stop lor traffic.
U5. ConMNSsiomr INDIANAPOLIS UPI— Robert Geddas, an Indianapolis attorney, was named U.S. commissioner for the Southern Indiana District Tuesday. Federal Judges William E. Steckler, who appointed Geddes, was to swear him in today. Geddes, 36, Is a Democrat and a former assistant U. S. attorney.
0.E5. INSTALLATION
The Cloverdale Order of the Eastern Star recently held the Installation of the 1966 officers at tehir last meeting. Officers pictured above are Evelyn McKamey, Archie Neese, Peggy Ford, Harvey Ford, Esther Fry, Belle Lasley, Thelma Dwigana, Collen Parker, LaRue Gray, Madge Tague, Betty June
Williams, Jennie Mitchell, Barbara Nees, Mabel Herbert, Helena Branneman, Carolyn Broadstreet, Jessie Moon, Leslie Tague, and Colleen Neese. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.
Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter GREENFIELD UPI — Stephen Joseph Alien, 27, Washington, D. C., pleaded guilty Tuesday in Hancock Superior Court to charges of manslaughter and armed robbery in connection with the stabbing death last May of a man in an Indianapolis motel. Judge George J. Lewis set sentencing for April 11 and or-
dered a pre-sentence investigation. Allen originally was charged with first-degree murder in the death of cattle buyer Dale W.
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