The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1966 — Page 8

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Kaeoaolat Old Play WMtrlnc ▲ DUgulM By Altaai

tha hold, up play. You refun to wte au early trick In the oppoueat’e tanf ■■dt. By the time you taka your trick tin other opponent la out of the suit. You can therefore eafely km a trick to that other opponent later in the hand. When tide hand was played recently In the 1966 Intercollegiate ChampkMiahlpe aeveral thousand college students discovered that the hold-up works just as wen whan your trick

in the enemy’s long suit is a trump.

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Call He. 457 Charter Ha. 16445 depart of CawJHiaw of the Rr»t National lank of Cloverdale in the State of Indiana, at tha date of budneu on April f, 1964 pwUiahad' in reepense to coll made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Reviled

Statutee Assm

Cadi, balances with other banks, and cosh Hems in process of collection $ 501,029.93 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 1,179,329.41 Obligations of States and political subdivisions _____ 381,560.93 Securities of Federal agendas and corporations not guaranteed by U. S. None Other bonds, notes, and debentures Federal funds sold None loons and discounts 1,595,570.17 Fixed assets 14.142.40 Direct lease financing None Customers' RobiKty to this bonk on acceptances outstanding None Other assets ^ 9,091.43 Total Assets 33,483/443.67

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Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ..$1,474,639.65 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor* porotions 1,764,770.12

Deposits of United Stales Government 19,144.19

Deposits of States and political subdivisions 164,266.13 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions, central banks and international institutione Deposits of commercial banks

^.•rriviACi qmq OTncvrs CfiBCKSp vTCo Total Deposits (a) Total demand deposits

$3,443/402.18 $1,678,624.01 $1744779.12

None None

20454.04

(b) Total time and savings deposits _

Federal funds purchased Liabilities for borrowed money Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and out

Other liabilities Total liabiKtioe

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

(o) Capital notoe and debentures (b) Preferred stock—total par value __________

No. shores outstanding Nona

No. shares authorised 750 No. shores outstanding 750 Surplus

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Reserves

None None None None 3/443,402.13 None 73,000,00

Total Capital Accounts Total liabilities and Capitol Accounts

100400.00 4544144 Nona $ 24044144 .—$3483,443.67

loans as shown above are after doductien of valuation reserves of — $ 2744045 Securities as shown above are after deduction of valuation rearves of Nona I, E. L Smiley, V. Pros. A Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the bast of my

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Wo, the undersigned directors attest the eorroctnets of this report of condition and declare that H has boon examined by us and to the bast of our

knowledge and belief it true and correct.

Wee Truesdel

Robert M. Patten O. B. Foster, Directors

West leads the Mug of epadee and continue! with the jack. South Akould expect Weat to have at least five epadee for hie overcaU, which means that East has at moat three apades. The situation is made to order for a hoM-up. South executes the hold-up by discarding a diamond instead of ruffing tha second spade. West leads another spade, and South ruffe Declarer thus takes his spade trick (In a masher of speaking) at a time when Bast plays his last spade. DRAWS TRUMPS South draws trumps, noticing that he has to use up aR of his own trumps to do so. Declarer next tries the diamond finesse, losing to the king. Thanks to South's precaution. East is unable to return a spade. East must return a club or a diamond, and in either case South easily takes the rest of the tricks, making his game contract. South goes down if ha ruffs the second spade. He can draw trumps and try the diamond finesse, but then East can lead another spade. South Is out of trumps, and West defeats the contract with the rest of Ids spades. DAILY QUESTION Partner bids one club, and tha next player passes. You hold: C-7 3 2; H-8 5; D-K 10 7; C-10 9 6 3 2. What do you say? Answer: Pass. Despite your length in clubs the hand is almost worthless. The best thing to do with a worthless hand is to pass at your first opportunity.

Drinking Helps CINCINNATI UPI _ Noel W. Tucker, 45, arrested for drunkenness, told the judge he had trouble breathing nwH “drinking helps me breathe." Judge William S. Mathews released him with advice to “find another physician who’ll

give you a different prescription.” The judge added, “Don’t come back, or you’ll have difficulty breathing for 30 days.”

U5. Jet Crashes HIROSHIMA UPI—A U. S. Marine F4B Phantom jet crashed into the Japan inland sea south of Hiroshima Wednesday, Japanese and U. S. military authorities said. Both crewmen parachuted to safety. The men were tentatively identified as Capt. H. F. Stroman, 32, of Florence, 3. C., and 1st LL R. L, Robinson, 27, of Santa Ana, Calif. Both men were picked up by Japanese vessels in the vicinity of the crash. A report said Robinson received “slight" injuries.

Too Much Wine PALERMO, Sicily UPI—Sicilian Francisco Cangemi rushed into the police station with tears in his eyes and cried out: “I shot and killed my wife. I fired three shots. She was five months pregnant and our four children now are orphans.” Police went to his home and found Mrs. Cangemi unharmed. She told police her husband had drunk too much wine. All he did, she said, was point his finger at her and shout: "Bang, bang, bang.” He apparently convinced himself that he had done the real thing.

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