The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 August 1966 — Page 8

i Th« Daily Bannar, Oraaneattla, Imilana Thursday, August 11, 1966 Making Right Decisions Requires Proper Timing

By Roberta Roesch I’m a wife who keeps family photopraghs underneath our four-poster bed while I take my time, as I’ve done for 15 years, to decide where I want to put them and how to arrange them best As you can imagine some of our relatives whose pictures are filed in dust have dropped such hints as “You take too long to make decisions.” Sheer Delight But I’m still not ready to rush into things when I don’t know what I want so I discovered it was sheer delight to interview singer Eileen Farrell and learn that the soprano’s philosophy for careers and everything else is to take her time every step of the way without rushing into things. ( “As you can see, this applies to putting up pictures in my home, too,” she said in her easygoing, friendly manner, when I visited her in her New York apartment before she left to vacation in Maine with her husband, son and daughter. “As far as careers go,” Eileen said, “I’ve never rushed into anything in mine. I have found it has always worked out best to think about things and know I am ready before I move from one stage to the next.” Started In Radio As she built her career on this thinking, Eileen got her start in radio and worked up to her own program “Eileen Farrell Presents.” Then in 1947 when she felt ready for another step she moved to the concert stage and made the first of the concert tours she has continued ever since. Later in 1955 when Eileen was ready for another move she agreed to sing the title role in the American Opera Society’s Town Hall production of the almost forgotten opera “Medea.” The rave reviews from that performance made people start asking why she’d never sung in opera. The reason, of course, was wrapped up in the fact that Eileen had taken her time. But after the success of “Medea” she knew the right time had come to add opera to her sing-

jazz. And, as she can, she adds television to her versatility. Unhurried Pace “But I’ve never rushed into

any of this," she said. *Tve taken my time about every step. “And as I said at the start,” she concluded, when her 12-year-old daughter came into the room and settled beside her in a big easy chair, “I believe in following this philosophy in homes, families. Jobs and careers, or anywhere else in life. “You usually find when you take your time' to decide what you want and how you should do it you end up with something that’s right.”

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Throws Game Away By Needless Risk By Alfred Sheinwold Some bridge players don’t care what they do as long as they have a name for the play. South called his a “calculated risk,” but both the calculation and the risk were needless.

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hearts would arise only if East had both top diamonds. When South takes the ace of hearts and returns a diamond, East might then win and lead a second heart. Even then South would still be able to put up the queen of hearts and hope for the best. It doesn’t pay to refuse all finesses just because an opponent leads the suit. It does pay to refuse a finesse that you don’t need and may never have to try. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: S-A K 9 H-4 2 D-J 9 3 2 C-Q 8 4 3. What do you say? ANSWER: Bid one notrump. You would like to make a stronger bid with your 10 points in high cards, but the hand is not suited to any other bid. If partner bids two hearts, you may indicate your strength by bidding two notrump—a slight overbid.

2 Nations Sign Peace Agreement JAKARTA UP I— Indonesia and Malaysia signed a formal peace agreement today officially ending their three-year diplomatic relations between the neighboring nations. The agreement, the result ol a shift in regimes in Indonesia and months of hard negotiating between the two Asian nations, was signed during a noon ceremony at President Sukarno’s Merdeka Freedom Palace by Foreign Minister Adam Malik and his Malaysian epunterpart, Tun Abdul Razak. Razak, the highest ranking Malaysian official to visit Indonesia since Malaysia became a federation in 1963, flew here early today and met with Su-

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karno, army strongman Gen. Suharto, and three other members of Indonesia’s ruling inner cabinet presidium before the ceremony. The peace document was still another setback for the 65-year-old Sukarno whose foreign and domestic policies have been gradually repudiated one by one by Indonesia’s new military regime under Suharto. Sukarno was saying as late as last month that his “crush Malaysia” campaign would continue. One surprise in the document, which became effective immediately, was a provision that Malaysia hold general elections “as soon as practical” in its two disputed territories of Sabah and Sarawak in North Borneo to reaffirm the wishes of the people to remain a part of the federation. Prime Minister Shifts Cabinet LONDON UPI —- A dramatic cabinet reshuffle all but over shadowed today the government’s bitter fight to push Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s wage-price freeze bill into law. Wilson, Wednesday night announced a six-minister cabinet shift minutes after the House of Commons approved the controversial prices and incomes bill by a vote of 272-214. The majority was a substantial 58 votes, but the ruling Labor party has a 96-vote edge in Parliament. The biggest cabinet shift was the appointment of Chief Deputy Prime Minister and Economics Minister George Brown, 51, as foreign secretary. He replaces Michael Stewart, 59, who will take over the economics ministry portfolio. The changes involved no new faces. Appointment of Brown as foreign secretary was interpreted as a sign Wilson was planning a concerted bid for British entry into the European Common Market. Brown is the architect of Wilson’s prices and incomes program. Brown also pushed the prices and income legislation through the commons despite a relentless attack by the opposition Conservative party and more than 20 turncoat Laborite leftwingers who bolted the party by abstaining from votes on the bill. The measure now moves into the House of Lords which under normal circumstances would mean almost automatic passage. But lively debate was expected from the peers because of the bill’s eontrover1b. 19.75-20.75. Cattle 350; calves 15; not enough steers and heifers to fully test market; few lots choice steers 24.50-25.00; good and choice 24.00-24.50; good 23.00-24.00; lot choice heifers 23.00; lot good 22.50; sows steady. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Works and Safety of the City of Greencastle, Indiana wilt receive sealed bids for the purchase of a 1967 Police ear, 4 door sedan, pursuant to the plans and specifications therefor now on file in the office of the ClerkTreasurer of the City of Greencastle, Indiana. Bids must be properly and completely executed with a non-collusion affidavit as required by law and upon forms prescribed by the State Board of Accounts. All bids must be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check in an amount equal to ten per cent of the total bid payable to the City of Greencastle. Indiana. Bids will be received at the office I of the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Greencastle. Indiana, until the hour of 7 o'clock p. m., Monday, August 32. 1966. There will be a trade-in Four Door 1964 V8 Ford. The Board of Works and Safety reserve the right to reject any and all bids. WETNESS my hand and the seal of the City of Greencastle. Indiana, this 9th day of August. 1966. Raymond S. Fisher, Mayor of the City of Greencastle. Indiana. Aug. ll-18-2t

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sial sections. liberal peers also object to Wilson’s plan to push the bill into law before parliament adjourns for the summer, probably on Friday. House Action On Rights Measure Praised By LBJ WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson Wednesday praised the House-approved civil rights bill as “an important new milestone”. He urged the Senate to follow through on it promptly. But while he commended the measure, which the House passed 259 to 157, the President expressed regret that its open housing provision was “not as comprehensive as that we proposed and sought.” Press Secretary Bill D. Moyers told newsmen he was “sure that the original proposal is still as desired by the administration as it was.” This indicated that strong efforts would be made in the Senate to come closer to the total ban Johnson had requested on discrimination in sale and rental of housing. Johnson, in a statement, said that even though the house diluted this proposal the significance of what it did approve “is

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