Jacoby Gives
N.T. Pointers
.(Written For NEAI .
By OSWALD JACOBY '
Mon Sept 9 JACOBY -ev
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JACOBY GIVES N.T. POINTERS j three diamonds and three clubi if
I have had many requests to we really want out of no-trump and
n.i.c u.u.c u.i upeiuug no-irump into a minor suit.
f'
bids and tlie Jacoby transfer.
My opening no-trump range is
from 15 to 17 high card points.
This is in full accord with modern
expert practice, but if you want to
use 16 to 18 you will be at only a
very, slight, disadvantage against
NORTH
S2
, VK65
. Q 8 7 4 3
4 8 5 4
WEST .
AQJ6 4
VQ82
10 5
KJ7 '
SOUTH (D)
" K 8 5
A94
K J2
' A062
East and West vulnerable
South West North East
1N.T. Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead 4 Q . . '
EAST
4 10 9 7
V J 10 7 3
ABO
CJ10 3
Playing at one rio-trumrj Smith
wins the opening spade lead and
starts after diamonds. The defense
takes four spades and the ace nf
diamonds and South makes two1 '
no-trump.
Of course, if West opens a club
j he will beat the no-trump two
tricks, but double dummy leads
! aren't made very often.
j If North responds two diamonds
; that contract would be a cinch ex
cept that West would back in with
two spades and have no trouble
I making throe odd.
players who use 15 to 17. You can
also apply the principles in these
articles, provided you simply cut
down all responder's requirements
one point to allow for the differ
ence. While I don't really object to 16
to 18 no-trumps, I can Assure you
if you start playing 15 to 18, 14
to 16 or 11 to 14, or anything
along those lines you will be hurt
ing yourself substantially.
The first thing to learn about no
trump bidding is that there is no
point in trying to get into a minor
suit contract with a balanced hand.
Thus we use both two diamond and
two club responses as artificial
Improve, your bridge garnet
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Q The bidding has been:
West North East South
1 N.T. Pass 7
You, South, hold:
AS: VKtS QI74J 4.S5 4
What do you do?
A Pass. You have no Interest
in game and there is no reason
to assume that one no-trump
Isn't u rood as any other con
trast. TODAY'S QUESTION
Again your partner opens one
"no-trump. You, South, hold:
AQ874 3 Vtti'tSt S4
What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
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Rejss Trawlers Leave Shelikov Strait
After U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Appears
CanyonviKle Bible Academy
Notes Faculty Newcomers
By BILL SPARKS
News-Review Staff Writer
Roseburg area farmer Ben Jones
who has spent his entire life work
ing the same rich land in the Gar-: old threshing machine.
den Valley section where he was i To the young children of one of
those neighbors, it was a big day,
.! tilled w" a combination of hard
L-0Cti NCWS work and a real life view of the
days when farmers pitched in to
offer a helping hand to men- neigiv
By MRS. R. E. PROCTOR
Two new teachers have been
added to the faculty of the Can
yonville Bible Academy, according
to Mrs. Robert Shaffer of the
school office. Miss Betty Allen of
Bloomington, III., replaces Wanda
Thompson as girls' dean and will
teach world geography and world
culture. Miss Esther Dine of
Brush, Colo., replaces Mrs. How
ard Haymes as commercial teach
er and also will teach one class
of general math. Miss Thompson
will assume Mrs. Claude Malan's
classes in English and Bible.
Curriculum Enlarged
New subjests added to the cur-
Mr. and Mrs. James Byron and bors and the heat of the (lay was
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harder drove j made cooler by the fun of rural to.-
to Ashland Friday night to see ' getherncss.
the Shakespearean Festival play, Although farmers today still fol
"The Merry Wives of Windsor." . low this help your-neighbor policy
in many ways, there's nothing like
Tk c c rl..u iirnjnn.. .i. i i m nAnpiu
.taught by Miss Allen; conversa-, d"-s'-? " ,7" ,'. nTS. KrOTkS
tional Spanish taught by FrankUn , , icnic , u , f M , . d t be like
Dunbar; art, by Grant Ford; and j Patrick. 179 Houck Ave. Jones' arandfather. John Jones,
senior mam ny Mrs. Leoia sano- T.n s(! .iinndinLf urn .nskPrf in hi inn fi,.t h tillina this same land
their own table service. more than 100 years ago. Born in
Ohio, be came here from Indiana
JoAnn Freeman, daughter of Mr.! in 1852. seven years before Oregon
and Mrs. James E. Freeman, has , was granted statehood. At that
ANCHORAGE. Alaska (UPI)
A Russian fishing fleet which
was accused of harassing Amert
: can fishermen pulled out of the
' mouth of Shelikof Strait Sunday
about four hours after a U.S.
i Coast Guard cutter arrived,
j American fishermen had coin
' plained that the Russians were
! deliberately fouling - and ruining
j American gear.
The Russians were located
I about 20 miles due west of Low
Cape, which is on Kodiak Island.
Shelikof Strait lies between Ko
diak Island and the Alaskan
mainland. .
The area; about 300 miles south
west of here, is in international
waters, though most of Shelikof
Strait is claimed by ' Alaska as
part' of its inland waters since it
separates two major parts of the
state.
The Coast Guard said patrol
I planes and the cutter Winona
I were dispatched after complaints
i from American fishermen were
; received Saturday.
Three Russian trawlers contin
ued dragging for king crab Sun
day morning while a Coast Guuard
; Diane photographed their activi
' tcs but withdrew to the south
west after the Winona arrived, a
Coast Guard spokesman said.
He said the plane saw three
trawlers, a factory ship and a
salvage tug, all with Russian
markings.
The Coast Guard said com
nluinU nhnnt thp Russians were
received from the Honey B, Glad-
ys R, Vicki Lee, Sunward, Lucky j
born 71 years ago, brought into fo- and Don Bailey, add however, that , st2r, an,d NePfune1,t ,. I
cus a bit of the past Saturday I he spends as much time helping Saturday, Vic Hansen, skipper
when he and his neighbors harvest- out neighbors as be spends on his 01 th,e 225-foot crab processing
H i9 .r ni ini.w u-iih a as.vear- own as aenw. i vessel Mercator, and Anton Isak-1
Saturday, it was the nei-hbors' , SKn- snipper ui uic ou-moi imiccu,
turn to reply, so Bob Bailey, his tnld United Press International by ;
wife and children, as well as Mrs. rauio telephone that a total of 14 ;
Don Bailey and their children, join- Russian vessels had been in the
cd another neighbor. Oscar Rcden- area and the harrassment had 1
bo, tq hel.) Jones with the lotus become so severe they had ceased i
harvest. 'operations temporarily because'
The harvest w;is done with the ! they couldn't risk the loss of
In April, 1962, Alaska fish and j and charged them with fishing in.
vessels iisninu in aneiiKoi strait ine a commercial license.
Mon,, Sept. 9, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
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MEMORIES OF HARD WORK, but at the same time, good old-fashicned help-your neigh
bor policies will be recalled by many Douglas County farm families as they view this
Red River Special threshing machine. Roseburg area farmer Ben Jones is pictured atop
the machine checking the seed separating mei-isnism while neighbor Bob Bailey pitches
lotus into the thresher. Bailey's children, who also pitched in with a helping hand, stand
beside the 35-year-old machine, nearly a th nn of the past as far as modern farming
' methods are concerned. (News-Review photo)
Garden Valley Farmer, Friends
Spend A Day Relaying The Past'
SqbgbodS
B&Cd3
niH'.'Mii) cup
er. In addition, all students will 1
be required to take health and
P.E., Mrs. Shaffer said.
Nineteen children were register-
Red River Special that was pur
chased originally by Creed Cran
fiel and sold to Jones about 20
years ago. "This is a better ma
chine for this work than a com
more gear. It was the second in
cident involving Russian vessels
in less than a year. In October,
1962, a Russian fleet was accused
of deliberately harassing Amen
bine," Jones says. "It'll give you , cans near the Trinity Islands south
cleaner grain and you can save! of Kodiak Island. The fleet with
more grain than you can with a ! drew after the Coast Guard ar-
combine."
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ea bept. & at tne Scvenili-day Ad- returned home from a month's va-! time, the Jones ranch took in over
ventist elementary school in Can-; cation in jIexico cityi Mexico. She 1 3,600 acres in the rich farming sec-;
yonville, according to Mrs. Myrton ; was a guest of Ule same family ; ,ion of Gar()cn Valley.
Schornstein, teacher. The children j with v,nom she s,enl thc p a s t Today, Ben Jones is in semi-re-arc
from Canyonville and Myrtle t winlcr whiie attending school in tirement and farms only 35 acres, i
Creek, Glendale having re-opened Mexico City
us uwil sctiuui liilb Jtiar. m 1 a.
Schornstein teaches grades one Airman 1C and Mrs. Bill Fin
through four and Rupert Gessele oerlos and two children of Bangor,
grades five through eight. Me., are visiting in Roseburg with
Three Canyonville young people his narente Mr nnrl mi r w
riculum include the world culture are attending Milo Academy, which 1 Fingerlos. The younger Mrsl Fin-
opened Sent. 3. Included .are Mary : gerlos is the former Shirley Per-
( i,anocK, iresnman, ana oiepneu son of Glide. Both she and her
j Campbell and Cindy Falk, sopho- husband attended local schools.
' mores.
Riversdale Folks
Host- Portia nders
His newust neighbors, doctors Bob
APPROVES ENVOYS
WASHINGTON (UPI) Thc
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee has approved the nominations
of new ambassadors to Bur
Thailand and New Zealand.
- The committee Friday con
firmed President Kennedy's ap
By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lcnz of Port
land were weekend visitors in Riv
ersdale at the home of the for
mer's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Lee, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stark went
to Florence oyer thc Labor Day
holiday. They attended a trailer
rally on thc airport road. There
were 63 trailers in attendance. O.
L. "Mick" Hunnicutt of Roseburg
was elected president of the Ore
gon unit of thc Wally Byrum Car.
avan. While in Florence, the
Starks visited friends, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hayes. The Stark's son in-1
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 1
John Trn7pltp nnrt ri.nn'htnr Vnl. !
erie, of Portland who were camp- nelt's son
ing at Waldport visited with them. I Oswego.
Mr nnrl Mrs .lnrrv Wi,U-rmin unit I
daughter, Suzanne, went to Salem
to visit relatives over the Labor
Day weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burkharti
and daughter. Kathie. and Sara
Weil went to Salem last week to
sepnd an evening at the State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Weil and
children, Sara and Phillip, have
returned to their home in Oak
land, Calif., after vacationing in
Riversdale at the summer cabin 1
of Mrs. Arthur 3aum, mother of
Mrs. Weil.
Employes New
Two new employes at
Forest
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter, Sarah,
Philip Weil and Polntment of veteran diplomat
and son, Philip,
have returned to their home in
Calif., following their
Henry A. Byroade to the Burma
post; Graham A. Martin, now
deputy coordinator of the Alli
ance for Progress program, to be
liien liospuai ana uimc were re- Oakland
porieu una wee, naroai a wie, summer vacation here visiting Mrs .' ance lor i-rogress program, 10 oe
daughter of Mrs. James Lee, and woir, mnthpr Mrs Arfhn w i ambassador to Thailand, and ro-
formerly of Ogden, Utah, is work- Baum and other relatives and,tired Armv Gen- Herbert B. Pow
ing in the hospital office. Mrs. Eve-1 friends While here thev stayed ' c" to De ambassador to New Eng
lyn Burns who moved here from ,at the ijaum summer home on the '"nd.
Paradise, Calif., is the new clinic xorth Umpqua River.
secretary. CAN BE TIRING WORK
The new wing being built onto , Mr. end Mrs. Leroy Hiatt of this PITTSBURG, Kan. (UPI) - A
the residence of Dr. Clarence , city and their son and daughter, i teen-aged girl became alarmed
Campbell is for Mrs. Campbell's in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Hiatt, I when, during a long telephone
father, Henry Walters, who has ; and small son, Steve, of Kenne-1 conversation, she suddenly was
made his home with them since the wick, Wash., returned here Thurs-! unable to get a response from her
death of Mrs. Walters. On Labor clay night, following a two weeks j girl friend on the other end of
Day the Campbells joined other : vacation trip to San Diego, Calif., the line.
members of the family at a re- where they visited the Leroy Hiatts' I She heard what sounded like
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Cainobell in Grants Pass. Mrs. Warren Ward, and family. ! were called and when they
Labor Day weekend guest at the and enjoyed a trip into Northern ' reached the home of the second
A. R. Bennett home was Mrs. Ben- Mexico. Jim Hiatt is with the Armv i liirl. thev found her asleep
Ai. ii. mincn, ot Lake Corps of Engineers at Ice Harbor snoring into thc telephone rcceiv
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