The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 April 1966 — Page 3

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Union May Be Target For Suits WASHINGTON UPI— The -Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen BLFE has emerged from Its fourday strike against eight of the nation’s major railroads In almost exactly the same shape as when the walkout began. But In the process the union apparently has incurred President Johnson’s wrath, may have made Itself the target for coetly railroad damage suits and possibly may be out of pocket a total of $27,500 in contempt of court fines. Brotherhood President H. E. . Ed Gilbert claimed after the walkout was over that it had spurred time-consuming bargaining in the long-standing -dispute with the railroads over the firemen’s job on diesel locomotives in freight and yard service. But government officials say theirs Is little the Labor Department can do to compel the railroads to speed up negotiations on the complex problem. It's dear that the railroads are hoping for delay to thin further the ranks of the firemen. Nearly 20,000 firemen’s jobs have been abolished under the two-year federal arbitration award which expired March 30. And the union membership may shrink even further If federal courts rule that the railroads do not have to replace firemen who retire, die, or quit In the future. The Railway Labor Act, with tts maze of time-consuming mediation procedure, governs the bargaining on the railroads. Gilbert’s union has been trying to accelerate this lengthy process while it still has some membership and strike power left. Union sources say the surprise strike last weekend showed that the brotherhood still can shut down some carriers. They expect it to have a healthy impact on future talks over the future of the firemen.

Reelsville School Hoots IwwOWwO ■ ww ww W In English class the juniors composed sayings similar to those for which Benjamin Franklin is famous: Life is like a car, it can be repossessed very quickly. Don’t be forced to walk the road with the majority; If you wish, make your own path. Treat others with respect and appreciation and your popularity will steadily increase. Dispense with the past and look forward the future. Believe it yourself and others will believe in you too. Tou can’t buy happiness with a paper dollar. He who cares not, is not cared for. He who walks alone is seen, they who walk together are hidden. Love is like an apple; it has to have time to ripen. Self-pity has a good appetite, and a lot of people enjoy mHwg

Have pride but don’t be too proud to accept help. Daydreaming of "yesterday" and "tomorrow" is fine, but don’t daydream through "to-' day.” To be without an- ambition Is to be without a future. Others will think no more of you than you think of yourself. Time is often shortest for those who believe time is forever theirs. Two men calmly discussed peace can be more valuable than 2,000 fighting soldiers. Life is like a hill, one bn* to climb it to reach the top. One who claims to be a hero is often a coward. He who voices an opposing opinion, is sometimes wiser thaw he who sits silently by the wayside. G. A. A. BOWLING The top scores in G.A.A. bowling last week were: Patty Wilson, 124; Diana Woodall, 123; Carol Kieffaber, 113; Peggy Montgomery, 109. A volley ball tournament is in progress. Winners will be announced next week.

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To Make Awards HOLLYWOOD UPI —Gregory Feck, an Oscar winner himself, will be one of the presenters at this year’s Academy Award’s shindig.

Caol Heal DENVER UPI — The judge told Richard E. Mruz, 18, to cut his “mop style” hairdo before he would consider paroling him on a burglary charge. Mrus got a crewcut and his parole. Asked how he liked Short hair, he replied: "It’s cooler."

Missiles Launched VANDEKBERG, AFB, Calif. UPI — Two Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missiles were launched successfully Monday on 5,000-mile flights across the Pacific Ocean, the Air Force reported. The two launches were about seven hours apart.

$50,000 Blaze ELKHART UPI — A boiler exploded in Dygert’s Trim A Top Shop today, causing damage estimated at $50,000 and setting off a fire. The blast occurred shortly after 3 a. m. It blew out several wails at the auto refurbishing Shop, damaged the Stardust Cocktail Lounge next door, and Shot scraps of metal into cars perked in Maury’s Used Car Lot nearby.

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Look For Ninth Trick In More Than One Suit

By Alfred Sheinwold In some hands you can play for your ninth trick in more than one suit. Always do so when it costs nothing to try.

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West leads the king of rtteOes, bedding the first trick. On the spade continuation East discards a diamond, and you take your ace. You have eight sure tricks and need one additional trick for the contract. Since q^des and diamonds are hopeless, you must look for the ninth trick in hearts or clubs. Correction. Look for the ninth trick in hearts AND chibs. First you lead a low club. When West plays low, you try a deep finese with dummy’s

nine. The idea is to pass the trick to East. Later you can take the king and ace of clubs, and if all the missing clubs drop dummy’s last club will be good. RETURNS DIAMOND East returns a diamond, and you win in your hand with the jack. Now the time has come to play for the hearts. The chibs will keep. Lead a low heart. When West plays low, try another deep finesse, this time with the nine of hearts. East wins with the jack and returns another diamond. Win with the queen of diamonds and lead a heart to dummy’s ace. Return with the ace at diamonds and cash the king of hearts. Ttfe queen drops, and your ten of hearts is good for the ninth trick. If the queen of hearts had not dropped, you would still be in position to try the king and ace of clubs. You would make the contract if either suit broke favorably. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S-6 5 3 2; H-A 9; D-Q 10 4; C-A 9 5 3; What do you say? Answer: Pass. You have 11 points in high cards and 1 point for the doubleton, hut a 12point hand is worth opening only if you have a good suit of five cards or more.

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Another Term LONDON UPI—Prince Charles, 17-year-old heir to the British throne, will spend a second term at this present school in the Australian outback, Buckingham Palace announced Monday. The prince, eldest of the four Children of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, was to have returned to Britain next month. Now he will stay on at Tibertop School for another term and return to his old school of Godronstoun in the Scottish Highlands in September. Snow Flurries Swirl la State •y United Pres* International April snow flurries swirled In Indiana today for the second day in a row and mere were on tap, extending even into the far south. South Bead recorded a trace of snow on the ground at dawn and a fal totaling more than half an tech in the last 48 hours. Chilly tempAatures were expected to prevail at least throupA Thursday, with some light anew possible on that day. • Highs Monday ranged from 41 at South Bend and Fort Wayne to 52 at Evansville, and overnight lows this morning from 28 at Fort Wayne Cincinnati to 30 at Evansville, S2 at South Bend and 27 at LoteeviBe. Sghs today wtl range from the tow 40s to 52, lows tonight from the mid 20s to the low 30s, and highs Wednesday from the low to upper 40a.

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12 Crewmen Die In Boat Tragedy

the gale. They flashed a signal to the ship to float a line to the shore, but the message came back, “there is nothing left to float.”

CHICAGO UPI—A solution has been found to the monumental problem of decaying limestone, a New York University professor said Monday. Dr. Seymour Z. Lewin, here to address the annual meeting of the Indiana Limestone Institute, Bloomington, Ind., said he developed a liquid that would “recrystallize” limestone into something like much harder marble. The formula, he said, could mean a new lease on life for old states, monuments and building that have suffered from time and the elements. "Limestone is an aggregate of fine particles of calcium carbonate hardened over geological years,” he said. “Under pressure and high temperature the crystals become marble— bigger, more fused.”' Lewin emphasized treatment with his solution “does not alter the limestone, and don’t get translucent marble.” “In the case of monuments, the idea is not to alter in appearance the material the monument or statue is made of, yet to change it enough so it is more resistant to the elements," he said. Lewin said buildings also can be treated, though by the “less effective” method of spraying or painting instead of by immersion for several days, as with statues. Limestone Is soft and easily quarried, he said, but could be treated after it was cut to size. Thus, a “marble” building could be erected, he said. Lewin said he developed the solution at the conservatory center of NUY’s Institution of Fine Arts after two years of research. The formula is made of water, barium, hydroxide and urea, he said. His reaearch was supported by tee Alfred T. Sloan Foundation, tee Rockefeller Institute and tee Metropolitan Museum

of Art, he said. Lewin said the museum has many pieces which have suffered "the avages of time.”

NOTICE or ADMINISTXATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice Is hereby riven that Manford Harris was on the 31st day of March, 1966, appointed Administrator of the estate of Kenneth F Harris, deceased. AU persons bavins claims asainm said estate, whether or not now due, must file the earns 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 Greencastle, Indiana, this 1st day of April, 1066. Probate Cause No. Est. 66-29. Samuel M. Conner. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. Attorney Frank G. Btoessel 9-12-19-3t

GRIMSBY, England UPI—At least 12 crewmen died In a pleasure boat disaster on tee gale-swept English east coast while coastguards tried in vain to fire lifelines by rocket to them, police said Monday. The police said there was a "distinct possibility” a 13th crewman was aboard the 300ton steamer Anzio when she foundered on a sand bank within sight of the shore Sunday while sailing to Scotland to operate one-day pleasure cruises. Each time the coast guard fired a rocket during the rescue attempt the lifeline fell short in

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NOTICE TO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby civen that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway improvements will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission at Its offices in the Indiana State Office Building. Room 1313, Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10:00 a. m. Eastern Standard Time on April 26. 1966, and all proposals will be publicly opened and read, immediately thereafter, in the Chambers of the Indiana Senate, State Capitol Building. CONTRACT R-7057—Bids are invited on REINFORCED CONC. PAVEMENT & ONE STRUCTURE AND DEMOLITION in the CrawfordsviUe District on the following: PUTNAM and MORGAN COUNTIES —Project 1-70-2(18)49, 6.321 miles on 1-70. from County Road South of Belle Union east to 0.05 mile east of Crown Center. This project includes the following structure, a continuous steel beam and reinforced concrete girder (1-70-52-5303 ) 4 spans (1 at 39’, 2 at 74’, 1 at 43’6”) on County Road over 1-70 north of Little Point. This project also Includes demolition work. Plans and Proposals may ba examined at the office of the Indiana State Highway Commission, in the State Office Building. Room 1313. Indianapolis, Indiana. Indiana State Highway Commission ft-12-2t

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