The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1967 — Page 5
Thursday, September 7, 1967
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder in Mcirter*' Individual Chempiowdilp May)
Morton News
South dealer. North-South vulnerable,
NORTH
•v A K Q10 3
4 974 + A62
west east A 9 76 32 ♦ K J 8 4985 474
41062 4 AK J85
*107 *943
SOUTH 4 A10 4
4 J62 ♦ Q3
* KQJ 8 5 •The bidding: South West North East 1* Pass 2 4 2 NT Pass 4 NT Pass 6* Pass 6 NT Dble Opening lead—nine of hearts X am Indebted to Mr. Richard D. Roberta of Burlington, Ontario, for sending me this hand which I have some reservations about publishing because of the mystifying series of bids by
North.
However, such bidding sequences can be found in every part of the world, and Canada surely cannot claim exclusive rights in this or similar matters. In fact, Mr. Roberts himself says: "I will list the bidding without comment, but I am sure you will feel it is horrible. I was South.” X 'will say nothing publicly
with regard to North’s bidding, except to venture a guess that he is not a member of the Conservative Party. North would have been duly punished for his bidding had West led a diamond, or even a spade, but assumed that the double by East called for a heart lead In accordance with the slam doubling convention. So he led a heart. Mr. Roberts of course realized that he could no longer go down more than one, since he hart eleven tricks in clear sight. But. he also realized that there was now a chance to make the contract because the double by East seemed to marie him with all the missing high cards. Accordingly, Mr. Roberts ran five heart tricks on which ha discarded a spade and a diamond from his hand. He then ran five club tricks on which he discarded two diamonds from
dummy.
On the last club lead. East, whose last four cards were the K-J of spades and A-K of diamonds, had to discard and ha elected to discard the king of
diamonds.
Mr. Roberts thereupon played the queen of diamonds to put East on lead, and East was then forced to return a spade. As a result, Mr. Roberts made two spade tricks and the slam, thereby fulfilling North’s prediction that South would make
six notrump.
<C 1967, King Feature* Syndicate, lac.)
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Janson and children, Dottie Lou, Mike i and Phillip, returned home Monday after being house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bettis last week. Dorothy Bettis also left Monday for Cincinnati where she will be teaching in elementary school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Emmons and daughter, Cheryl, of Tip City spent the weekend in the Wayne Bettis home. Mrs. Loretta Stark was a Sunday after-
noon caller.
David Burkett visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Burkett, last Friday. David is a college student at Tallahassee. Fla., and is spending several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burkett,
of Greencastle.
Mrs. Rozelle White spent last Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Roscoe White. Mrs. D. P. Alexander attended the Golden Wedding celebration Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Rafe McGaughey near Russellville. Mrs. McGaughey is a niece of Mrs. Alexander.. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum attended the wedding of Barbara Bonwell and Janies Crodian at Ladoga Sunday afternoon. They also called at the ! home of Mr. and Mrs. Rafe McjGughey to honor them on their
Gov. Romney to examine riot causes at Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Mich- | national, state and local prioriigan Gov. George Romney, con- ties in the use of our resoursidered a Republican pre iden- ces.”
Golden wedding nnlversary. Mrs. Eulalia Boomer and daughters of Dearborn, Mich.. Mrs. Eva Fisher and Mrs. Grace Scott of Rockville were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newgent of Sebring, Fla., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin last Tuesday night. The Newgents have been visiting relatives and friends here for the past several days and will be leaving Tuesday for their home. Mrs. Esther Snider of Rockville was a weekend visitor of the Martins and Sunday afternoon callers were Mrs. Hallie Magill and Mrs. Julia Gordon and sons of Fillmore. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Dewey Stultz were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wichman and daughter, Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs. James Stultz and children of Indian-
apolis.
Mrs. Hazel Sutherlin of Russellville, Mrs. Asa Brown of near Brick Chapel, and Mrs. Dora Madge Brockman of Denver, Colo., were dinner guests last Friday of Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Sigler.
Lynn Farrow celebrated her 16th birthday last Thursday with a party in the evening. Those attending the party were Linda Whitehead. Janet Houser. Marlyn McMurtry, Karen Giltz. Devona Eckert, Brenda Lan-
ham and Janet Lentz.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clodfelter
then the occupant, If and children of Brownsburg
pant from being thrown side- restrained by seat belts and : called on Mrs. Maxine Callender ways. The padding of these upper torso harness, would stay and Mr. and Mrs. James Clod-wrap-around seats and backs in the seat while the base re- felter and family Sunday after-
would absorb the energy. straining device absorbed ener- noon.
Stopping motion in two inch- gy by allowing a controlled for- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. es is a lot better than stopping ward movement over 6 to 12 an d Mrs. Joe Stultz and sons it instantly. inches. were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin As for the headon crash, the Time and distance remain and family, Mr. and Mrs. David wrap-around seats and backs the immutable laws of energy Clodfelter and children, Mr. and
Gilbert O’Hair of B&inbridge. Mrs. Don Jefferies and children spent Monday afternoon with Janet O’Hair and sons. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson were guests for dinner Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hadley of Danville. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Anderson’s birthday. Mrs. Clarence Humphrey had lunch with Mrs. Russell O'Haver last Tuesday. In the afternoon they, Mrs. Dewey Stultz and Mrs. Vern Sigler visited Mrs. Claude Burk of Rockville.
tlal hopeful, will come here Sept. 18 as part of a tour of American cities to examine riot'
causes.
I Romney’s office at Lansing, 1 Mich., said Wednesday he will '• start the tour Monday from i Detroit, scene of the r ‘ion's worst riot, and will be accom-: panied by a planeload of news- ■ men. Romney plans to use the trip to enlarge his background on domestic problems. He said the tour "will be helpful in shaping programs for Michigan and in reappraising;
Between Monday and Sept.
30, Romney plans to visit 17 urban areas. He will come here from New York City and will go from ’ ere to St. Louis.
DANCE ELKS CLUB Saturday, September 9 9:30 to 1:30 MUSIC BY Bill Grimes, Kay Sutherlin and Tom Hardwick
New safety ideas being studied
DETROIT (UPD — Wrap- cupant. will prevent the occu- 1 ment
around seats and seat backs are the new thing in auto safety
engineering plans.
So also is a seat base on rollers with a hydraulic or springdevice to control forward movement in the event of a crash. These ideas along with research Into so-called controlled-
crush front ends of cars, are , , being investigated by the auto, forward ener 8J'* of course. But .pealed by and research or safe-
companies and also by the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory which has already done con-
would not absorb much of the absorption. They cannot be re-
here’s where the seat mounts come in. If the seat bases are movable, but held in place by
ty devices. What scientists have to ways of making
Mrs. Hubert McGaughey and family and Mr. and Mr*. Earley Jackson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O’Haver
those laws and son, Mike, of Indianapolis,
the safety do is find
Miss Indiana wins 1st round
siderable research into the caus- hydraulic or spring loaded sys- work for the safety of the oces of auto accident injuries and j terns to control forward move-1 cupant rather than against him.
methods of reducing them. The main thrust of auto research is now being directed into trying to develop a system J
of slowing down a car occupant ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. UPI Involved in a crash. This is —Mary Lynn Haglund, Miss quite different from just trving once f eare( } her to develop an energy absorbing t a i en t specialty might not be
car. suitable for a beauty pageant, brunette is the Middle Atlantic and Rex Jackson were at SpenThe reason is in the physics won Wednesday night’s first- Senior Ladies Figure Skating cer Sunday to see the hill climb-
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Russell O’Haver.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stormes I of Winter Haven, Fla., were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker and afteri noon callers were Mrs. Helen
“I didn’t think skating would Bosley and her girl friend of be acceptable as a talent but : Chicago. my friends encouraged me to Dale Barker, Benny Whitlock, enter,” she said. The hazel-eyed Ra Y Jackson, Gary Clodfelter
Involved. For example, a car roun( ] talent test in the Miss moving at 30 miles an hour hit- America pageant here, ting an immovable object head- ^ j9.year.0id Butler Uni- : on, takes about 26 inches of dis- ver8 jjy sophomore from Pewau-1 tance and less than half a sec- ^ ee jyj s ^ p U j on a dazzling dis-
champ and hopes to make the 1968 U.S. Olympic team.
ond to reduce from 30 miles an hour to zero. But in that half-
second, even restrained occu- honors. She competed against 15
Three girls are
play of figure skating on a port- . # # able ice rink to take first night |f||J|u0|' VICtllfIS
pants are still traveling at 30 miles an hour taking up slack in seat belts and harnesses. The net result is that although the car has absorbed
energy through collapse of 26 Mias H aglund originally did inches of its front end. virtual- not wan t_ en ter the competi-
ly none of this energy absorp-
tion is of practical value to the
occupant, who still must be reduced from 30 miles an hour to
zero.
Another Reason
other finalists. AUBURN. Ala. UPI—Two Miss Haglund performed on a young girls were shot to death,
portable 20-by-16-foot "mini rink” which was wheeled on stage for her performance.
a teen-aged girl fatally stabbed and a widow wounded early to-
day in a two-story house in this vacated by Marlars. The Whit-
ing motorcycle races. Judy Stevens and Tony Roe attended the drag races Monday at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cress of Amo were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Marlar and children have moved to their new home in Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Whitlock and sons have moved into the house
There’s a second reason, too. Energy absorbing front ends have no practical value in absorbing energy from a side collision. But wrap-around seats and seat backs, a type where the seat comes up around the hips and the back wraps around the sides and shoulders of the oc-
Cases halted in Anderson court
quiet university town.
Police issued an arrest warrant for Albert Seibold. 21. a former Auburn University student described as a man “who
knew the family."
ANDERSON. Ind.
Attention PARAGON SPEEDWAY has changed from Saturday Night racing to Sunday Afternoon racing Super modified spring and jalopy racing. Sun., September 10 and every Sunday thereafter weather permitting Qualifications 12:30 p. m. Race 2 p. m Paragon Speedway Paragon, Indiana
dispute between the judge and the Madison County prosecutor's office has halted the prosecution of traffic violation cases in Anderson City Court. Last Friday, Judge Robert R. Robbins ordered police to file all traffic arrests through the city clerk's office rather than with the prosecutor. He said there was a "discrepancy” between the number of arrests made and the number actually
coming to trial.
At Wednesday’s court session, the first since the order
Sarah Elizabeth Sinclair. 18. was stabbed to death, her body found at the head of the stairs.
—A Her sister, Mary Lynn Sinclair.
locks purchased the property. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sigler and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Burk were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Burk and family of Bainbridge. Mrs. Russell O'Haver and Mrs. Ralph Fry were dinner guests of Mrs. Carl Clodfelter of Greencastle last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and children attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Rafe McGaughey Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Gene Callender was a
The mother, a widow in her Sunday dinner o£ Mr . ^
Mrs. Don Griffin and son. Mrs. Leslie Sadler and daughter, Virginia, north of Rockville, were guests Monday of Mrs. A. J. Sadler and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sadler.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood
9. and a young friend, Mary Durant, 8. who was spending the night, were found in bed. They had been killed with a
shtogun blast.
40s. was shot in the arm with a shotgun. She was admitted to Lee County Hospital for treat-
ment.
Police said she was wounded first downstairs and the teenaged girl apparently killed next
and then the young girls. and Mr and Mrs L yl# clod . Officers refused to give any f e iter attended the 50th wedding
slayings, anniversary open house Sunday
other details of the
was issued, Deputy Prosecutor stating It might jeopardize our afternoon for Mr. and Mrs.
Two more die in state traffic By Unittd Prejj International
Richard Kreegar refused to file any affidavits and refused to prosecute any of the pending
cases.
He said that cases would be filed in other courts until Robbins “quits playing judge and
prosecutor.”
Robbins immediately dismissed five of the pending cases for Two deaths Wednesday raised lack of prosecution and contin- Indiana’s 1967 highway fatahty
ued about 15 others.
Robbins Is a Republican, up for reelection this year. Kreegar and his boss. Prosecutor William Lawler, Jr., are Demo-
crats.
Rafe McGaughey. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Clones and Mildred Fitzsimmons to the airport Saturday to meet Miss Nancy Terrell. They all drove to the Fairgrounds and enjoyed the Lawrence Welk program at the
coliseum.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Clodfelter and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clodfelter and children and Mrs. Edna Carlstedt at the
ADVERTISING DIDN’T PAT OLDHAM, England UPI — Frank Hadfield, a 34-year-old billposter, was in the hospital with a broken ankle today. Hadfield was up on a ladder Wednesday, pasting an advertising sign on a bus, when the bus drove away.
toll to at least 965 compared
with 1,045 a year ago.
Ray Ware. 70, Huntington, died at Wabash Wednesday of
injuries suffered Sunday in a L i oyd clodfelter trailer. The two-car collision on a Wabash Lyle clodfelter family called on County road near Largo. He; Mr. and Mrs . Ronnie Allgood was the second victim of the and family Saturday evening, accident. Carl A. Vendrick, 70, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin, Fort \\ ayne, was killed in the Mike and Mark O’Hair, and Mr. crasl1 ' and Mrs. Melvin Priest attendMary E. Dorman, 30, Coal «d the State Fair Sunday. City, was killed Wednesday in a; Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Hair two-car collision on Indiana 67 a nd sons and Mrs. Peggy O’Hair about four miles south of, a nd children enjoyed homemade 1 Mooresvill*. jee cream at tha ham* of Mr».
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