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Good Defense
Can't Be Beat
Circuit Court
Wed., Oct. 23, 1963 The News-Review, Page 13
(Written For NEA)
By OSWALD JACOBY
North and South would have
been better advised to get to
three no-trump. There would be
no trouble with that contract.
South should take most of the'
, Complaints -(tiffs trails and roads on the land
Anna Launcella vs. L. RJand distorted the surface. in
Chandler and John Gunter. I 'erferring with use of the claim
Plaintiff demands judgment for mining purposes, and caus'
$45,000 general damages a n d ed other damage making it im
$350 special damages for injur-'POssible for. plaintiff to operate
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WEST EAST
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North and South' vulnerable
South West , 0N'orlh East
1A .Double' Kedbl. Pans
Pass 2 2 A Pass
4 A .. Pass Pons Pass
Opening lead K
blame.: If he had merely
bid tliree spades North would
surely have tried three no
trump, but once South jumped
to four there was nothing that
North could do about it
Offhand it looks as if four
spades would make also, but
strangely? enough South wound
up going, down two tricks. It1
wasn't really his fault, but rath
er because West came up with
the killing defense.
West's king of diamonds held
the first i trick and he noted
that his partner had followed
with the lowest diamond. A
shift was clearly indicated and t0! Oswald Jacoby Rtader Serv.
West saw. no reason to lead a;,c- e ,ni newspaper, P.O,
trump or a club. A trump lead!?.". 489, Dept. A, Radio City
elusion, but most players would!
nave proceeded to lead the
three spot. This play would not
have worked. The nine would be
played from dummy and East
would take' his queen. . East
could return anything he wish
ed, but South would be able to
make his 10 tricks.
West thought a little further
and led the king, not the three
spot. This play insured a set,
but South lost an extra trick. J
He let the king of hearts hold.'
West continued with a low heart
and South finessed dummv's
jack. East took his queen and
led back a club, whereupon
South still had to lose a club
and a heart.
Q The bidding has been:
South West , North East
1 Double Rrible.: Pass
Pass 1 J Pass Pass
1N.T. Pass 2N.T. Pass
You, South, hold:
AK76 VAQ4 J654 AA10!
What do you do?
A Bid three no-trump. You
have 14 points plus a ten spot.
You might have less and couldn't
really have much more than,
three no-trump.
TODAY'S QUESTION ' X ;
Again your one-diamond
opening has been doubled and
redoubled. East bids two clubs.
What do you do in this case?
Answer Tomorrow
Learn the Jacoby system with
your copy of "Win at Bridge
With Oswald Jacoby." Just send
your name, address, and 50 cent
ies allegedly suffered in an auto
mobile accident Oct. 27, 1961.
Chandler is listed as division
engineer and Gunter as division
maintenance superintendent for
the Oregon State Highway Com
mission. Plaintiff alleges the de
fendants were negligent in al
lowing an oily substance to re
main on the highway, causing
his placer mine,
State of Oregon, by and
through its State Highway Com
mission, vs Mt. Baldy Lumber
Co.; Charles O. Timmons and
Mary Elizabeth Timmons; Les
lie L. and Mildred F. Chap
man; City of Yoncalla and El
Paso Natural Gas Co. Suit to
condemn property of Mt. Baldy
the car in which the plaintiff:LumDcr Co- needed for improve
was a nasseneer tn skid anrilment of the Anlauf-Yoncalla sec-
overturn causing her injuries.ltion tne Pacific Highway.
Larry Lauricella vs. L. R.l Plaintiff offers $2,000 for the
47 acres of land.
George D- McLean vs. North
west Machinery Sales Co. I
Change of venue from Lane to
Douglas County. Plaintiff asks
judgment for 53,271, plus inter
est alleged owing as a salary
would give declarer immediate
control of the play and as for
a club lead it was obvious that
South held the ace. Hence, West
led a heart..
Most players would have had
no trouble coming to that con-
Station, New York 19, N.Y.
If Your Paper Has Not
Arrived By 6:15 P.M.
Dial 672-3321 Between
6 & 7 P.M.
Chandler . and John Gunter.
Plaintiff, as driver, .asks $35,000
general and $200 special dam
ages for injuries suffered in the
above listed accident and al
leging the same causes of neg
ligence. The accident occurred
on Highway 99 two miles north !antl expenses.
of Canyonville. . Petition
Gerald L. Looney vs. Rose-L ATthur, M- ParneU vs- C' A
burg Lumber Co. Plaintiff de-Pethericki Pontiff asks for
mands $175,000 compensatorylcourt orde?; requiring defendant
damages and $50,000 punitive t0 aWcar before ,a court rcPort"
damages for alleged damage to er- b"ig'?g with him all rec-,
plaintiff's property. Plaintiff ords PCrtaiuing to insurance cov-
states he is the owner of a erage for a "loader,' which hast
nainntAri nionor oi-im i-nnu.. c been destroyed by upset. He
the Dot Placer Mining Claim,l,;"'1," ",c, equipment was in
on the N Mi of the NW 'A. ofi?ured bu that an insurance pol
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the NW Vt, Section 25, Town
ship 30 south, Range 9 west,
icy was never delivered to him,
and that the name of the in-
W.M. Timber was reserved to'surancc company has not been
th TTnitpH Ktati nf Amorlon inlS'ven to him'. Court order is-
accordance with Section 3 of;sued "IU'ring Petherick's ap-
the O and C Revestment Act
of June 9, 1916. He alleges that
on or about April 14, 1916, the
United States through the Bu
reau of Land Management, en
tered into contract with the de
fendant for sale by the govern
pearance at 1 p.m. Oct. 28 in
Circuit Court.
NEW WALKIE-TALKIE
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
Army demonstrated Tuesday a
ment and purchase by the dc- tiny receiver and transmitter
fendant of the timber on the designed to replace the old sev
land, that the timber was cut I en-pound walkie-talki; radio,
and harvested between April, The receiver is worn on a
14, 1961, and Jan. 22, 1962. He helmet, and the transmitter is
alleges the defendant has left 'held in the hand, or kept in a
excessive slashings, snags and! pocket when the soldier is only
debris on the grounds, that de
fendant destroyed his placer
mining ditches, flumes, water!
works, mine workings and plain-'
listening. Both weigh less than
two pounds. A 12-inch antenna
of steel tape also can be fixed
to the helmet.
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