The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 March 1967 — Page 4

4 Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneatfla, Vndiana Friday, March 24 f 1f67 Regain Shorthand Skill Without Leaving Home

By ROBERTA ROESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: Do you think a woman can regain her former shorthand skill without leaving home to take steno courses? At one time, I was fairly good at this skill. But even though I’ve kept up my typing, I haven’t done any shorthand for over 20 years. Now my return to an office is necessary, since my husband is ill and will never get well. Needs To Practice Due to my husband’s illness, I can’t get out to enroll in a

course, but I do need to prepare myself now for the job I will have to find. Do you have any suggestions? Mrs. D. A. Dear Mrs. D. A.: Tour letter makes it clear that you have a very strong will to accomplish what you have to do. „ The way to revive your lost shorthand skill is not apt to be easy when the illness of a loved one takes the heart out of living and involves you most of the time. But in the odd mo-

ments that you have, you can do what all women can do when they want to regain their stenographic skill on their own. Specified Steps Specifically, this will involve (1) reviewing a shorthand manual; (2) practicing briefs and forms; (3) writing all household and personal notations in shorthand (even if you have to add assorted improvisations to make sure that you can read them); (4) taking down televised or broadcast speeches and discussions and transcribing your notes on your typewriter; (6) asking friends to dictate letters and listen as you read them back. You can expect this routine to be difficult after 20 years of not doing it But if you keep at It diligently, you will find you can pick up your skill. Dear Roberta Roesch: Is is necessary to fill out a job application form when you

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have a resume that tells more about you than the form would. I feel that application blanks

allow too little room for describing one’s full background. J.M. How To Do It Dear J. M.: Most employers want their own forms filled out even whan a job applicant has a resume. You can get around the lack of space by following the instructions on the blank to the letter, completing the form from beginning to end, and attaching your resume to it * . —— Reporters Jailed In Little Rock LITTLE ROCK, Ark. UPI —- Two young reporters were held in jail without bail Thursday because they refused to tell a grand jury the names of legislators allegedly offered bribes on a controversial gambling bill. A judge held the newsmen in contempt of court. The reporters insisted their information was privileged. Jack Baker, 27, and Michael Smith, 23, refused to divulge the names of lawmakers who had told them of bribe offers they had received to support a bill to legalize gambling in Hot Springs, Ark. They were imprisoned in Pulaski County jail. “They can get out of jail in 30 minutes if they answer the questions,” said Circuit Judge William Kirby. The judge said Baker of the Arkansas Gazette and Smith of the Pine Bluff Commercial, refused to reply when he and grand jury members asked the names of certain legislators.

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Senator Says More Troops Will Be Needed In Viet

Kirby said the two reperttrs, who were being held without bond, could purge themselves of contempt of court if they would answer. Kirby said Baker and Smith claimed privilege under a state law. The law provides editors, reporters or other writers ean refuse to reveal the source of information used for news articles unless such articles were written in bad faith and with malice. The questions did not pertain to a published article and the law was not applicable, Kirby said. Rep. Gayle Windsor of Little Rock said March 7 he had been offered $1,000 to vote for the gambling bill. The legislature approved it but Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller vetoed it.

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WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. John C. Stennis says the United States will have to intensify the war in Vietnam, and that this will mean sending more troops there than recently planned. Stennis, chairman of the Senate preparedness subcommittee, called for broader bombing or tragets in North Vietnam, including “destroying the docks” at the port of Haiphong, and increasing pressure on Communists on the ground in South Vietnam. Stennis, following up a report by hto subcommittee saying American troops were not getting all the troops they need, said “more troops have

been requested than have yet been sent." But he said that did not mean they would not be sent. The Mississippi Democrat said the number of U. S. combat troops in Vietnam probably would “come close’ to half a million this year. “My judgement is that more will be sent this calendar year than had been planned.” he said. Hie need for additional men Is the expanding American operation in the Viet Cong infested Mekong Delta. Stennis, one of the Senate’s top military experts, said North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh’s rejection of President Johnson’s bid for peace talks

left little alternative but to intensify pressure on the Communists. He said that "it the only way out” Stennis called for bombing of all factories that contributed to the North Vietnamese war effort, cutting off- Ho’e sea supply route by knocking out the harbor at Haiphong and i “eventually, we’ll have to hit ' those airfields” for the MIG jets around. Hanoi. Asked if he felt this wfcs worth the risk of possibly bringing Red China into the war, Stennis said, “I think we’ll have to take more chances.” But he said he did not believe the Chinese would Intervene.

NOTICE OF HEAENG ON PROPOSED LEASE NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION Putnam County, Indians You are hereby notified that a pubic hearing will be held before the Board of School Trustees of the North Putnam Community School Corporation, Putnam County. Indiana on the 6th day of April, 1967. at the hour of 7:30 o’clock p. m. EST at the Balnbrldte School, Bainbridge, Putnam County. Indiana, upon a proposed lease to be entered into between North Putnam Community School Corporation, Putnam County, Indiana, and Northern, School Buildings, Inc. The proposed lease upon which hearing will be held Is for a term of 25 years, commencing with the occupancy of a Junior-senior high school building to be erected by Northern, School Buildings, Die. The lease provides for the rental to be payable in semi-annual installments of $87,701.80 in advance, commencing on the day the building to be erected on the premises Is ready for occupancy and possession thereof is tendered to and accepted by “tenant” and the semiannual rental Installments shah be due and payable every six (8) months thereafter for the term of the lease. As additional rental. North Putnam Community School Corporation, as Lessee, shall maintain Insurance on the building as required in the lease and shall pay all taxes and assessments against said property, if any, as well as the cost of maintenance and repair. If. at the end of the term of this lease, the Lessee has discharged and performed ah of its obligations under said lease, then the demised premises shall thereupon become the absolute property of the Lessee. The lease grants Lessee the right and option, on any rental payment date from and after 20 semi-annual rental payments have been made on the lease, to purchase the demised premises at a price equal to the sum of $2,490,137.00. prut Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, computed semi-annually on such amount from the effective date of this lease, less the sum of nil lease rental payments made, to the date the option to purchase is exercised. The building to be erected will be a Junior-senior high school building located on a site on the East side of County Road 250 E. approximately 2 l /k road miles North of the Town of Bainbridge. immediately South of the intersection of County Roads 250 E and $00 N. in Putnam County, In-

Sheinwold®" Bridge

Don’t Rely On Guess When Facts Are Clear By Alfred Sheinwold According to the latest figures there are 10 million bad guesses per day when bridge players lead a low card toward the king-jack in the dummy. Sometimes I feel that my partners are working too hard to keep these figures up.

North dealer Both sides vulnerable

NORTH

WEST

4k 5

V A972 O J 10 9 4 ♦ A976

V O 4k

North East Pass Pass 1 NT Pass

4k 6

KJ65

O Q 8 7 3 4 8542

EAST

4k AK74

V Q 10 4 ❖ 652 4k QJ 10 SOUTH

A QJ 1098 3 2

8 3

Sowifc Wert 1 A Pass 2 4k All Pass

Opening lead — O J

My partner won the first trick with the king of diamonds, cashed the ace of diamonds and

led the queen of spades to the king. East returned the queen of clubs, and the king lost to the ace. Back came a low club

Every reader of this column would make the right play because it’s easy to see the ace of hearts in the West hand when you’re looking at all of the cards. The actual declarer didn’t have this advantage but he should have known that the East hand was the one place where the ace of hearts could not possibly be. East had already played the ace-king of spades and the queen-jack of clubs. If East also held the ace of hearts he would have held 14 points in high cards and would not have passed at his first turn. Since East could not hold the ace of hearts, South could have assured the contract by playing the king of hearts (instead of the jack) from dummy. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens one spade In third position (after two passes), and the next player passes. You hold: S-A K 7 4; H-Q 10 4; D-6 5 2; C-Q J 10. What do you say? Answer: Bid three spades. You have 12 points in high cards, but terrible distribution. The hand would not be quite

worth a jump to three spades if your partner opened in first or second position, but it is fully worth the jump raise when you have already passed.

NOTICE OF SALE You and each of you art htroby notified that we will on the 8th day of April. 1867 at 10 o’eoek in the forenoon at FTRST-CTTIZENS BANK * TRUST COMPANY, 1 NORTH INDIANA STREET. OREEN CASTLE. INDANA, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described personal property to-wit: One fl) 1965 Chrysler, 2 dr. HT, Serial No. C356-171002 taken by us as as the property of FIRST-CTTXSENS BANK ft TRUST COMPANY, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, by virtue of our right thereto under a certain Hen given to us to secura the payment of 1,777.02, and the proceeds from said sale will be applied upon said Indebtedness to reduce same amount, now owed to us by said Elmer Pruitt but that the remainder thereof will be collected by Judgment and levy of execution it necessary. Govern yourselves accordingly. FIRST-CTIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY by STEVE M. DEER. Assistant Cashier. Dated this 23rd day of March, 1967. Public notice of this sale has been posted according to law. March 2t-25-27-3t

HERBICIDES For Com, Knoxwood, Ramrod, Aldrin CLYPi HUNTER MilSVILlI Phong 4724340

RON HUTCHESON GiBINCASTU Phan# PI 04410

». he drawings, plans and specificais, including the estimates for the t of said building, at weU as a y of the proposed lease, Is avaite for Inspection by the public on business days during business hours the office of the Superintendent of -th Putnam Community School poration. Bainbridge. Putnam inty, Indiana. ,t such hearing all persons interestshall have the right to be heard m the necessity for the execution such lease and whether the lease tal provided for therein to be paid Northern, School Buildings. Inc., a fair and reasonable rental of the posed building. Such hearing may adjourned to a later date or dates I following such hearing, the Board School Trustees may either aurite the execution of such lease as finally agreed upon, or make modiitlons therein as may be agreed o with Northern. School Buildings. iated this 24th day of March. 1967. NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION, PUTNAM COUNTY. INDIANA by WILLIAM LUTHER, Secretary, Board of School Trustees North Putnam Community School Corporation. March 24-lt

to the 10, and East continued with the jack of clubs. South ruffed the third club and led the jack of spades to the ace. East returned a spade, and declarer drew trumps. Now he had to guess the heart play. My partner led a low heart from his hand, and West played low. The winning play was dummy’s jack if West held the queen of hearts, but dummy’s king if West held the ace of hearts. South frowned fiercely as he tried to guess. WRONG GUESS South played the jack of hearts from the dummy, and there went the contract. East took the queen of hearts and returned a heart to the ace. Down one.

PUBLIC SALE

FARM MACHINERY AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS At I fmv# ranted my form and am quittint farming myself, I will tell all my farm personal property located 2Vi miles »eutli of lellmore, Ind., en SR 59, then Vi mile west or II miles north of Irotil an SR 59 then Vi mile west, at auctien an: THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1961 at 11 KM A. M. (EST) - HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Upheltterod eaty chair; 1 small rocker; washstand; old oak dining table; antique child siga bed, four paster; several straight chain; swivel desk chair; antiqua folding serving table; wide mouth glass food jan; add dishes; vases, etc; 20 gal. fbh aquarium; 2 electric coffee pets; antique epeen holder; 30 gal. ban kettle and many other

- FARM MACHINERY - 2 1940 420 JD tractan with goad rubber, in A1 condition; 2 3x14 JD mounted plows; 1 JD R tractor; JD No. 45 combine, goad; JD wagon hoist with electric meter; scissor type hoist; 1944 Oliver 4-row cultivator only used en 34 acres, like new; 1944 JD 495 4-raw earn planter, like new, with herbicide and pesticide attachments; 40-ft. Universal elevator with gas mater; t-ft. JD wheel dbe; S-ft. Ce-ep wheel disc; fence raw mower, goad; JD manure leader with blade; JD 7' wheat drill with fertlixer and grace seed attachment; Int. 7-ft. mower, semi-meunted; spike tooth harrow; JD 4-raw rotary hoe, and rotary haa carrier, goad; weed sprayer, 4-raw; barrel mount; cam sheHer with cob stacker, goad; 3 rubber tired wagons with flat bads; IVfc HP 220 velt grain drying fan; 14-ft. aluminum elevator with gas motor; metal 05 bu. round hag feeder; 2 water fountains for hogs; Ca-vp manure spreader; 12-ft. metal boat; paint sprayer; cement mixer; wheel harrow; 2 sheep feeders; PTO tire pump, shovels, forks, spades, and hand tools of all kinds, and many ether items toe numerous to mention. TERMS - CASH Nat Responsible hi case of accident. Samuel T. and Ruth Davis

Owners

lunch will be served by Otterbein E. U. B.

Harold Asbury, Auctioneer Marshall, Ind., Ph. 597-2514 or 597-2244

Eleanor Asbury, Clerk

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