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Newspaper Page TextJocoby NORTH 29 A 97653 VJ107 J4 AQ2 EAST A None WEST AK10 VQ92 A K 10 8 7 KJ10 654 96 5 3 4 97 6543 SOUTH (D) AQJ842 VAK.83 Q2 8 North nd South vulnerable Sooth Went North East 1 INT. 24 Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead K Game Made By Finesse Hy OSWALD JACOBY Written for Newspaper Enterpiise Assn. Tlic practice finesse is one taken purely to see il finesses are working for you and not with any idea of gaining a trick. West cashed the ace and king of diamonds against South's four spade contract and shifted to the jack of clubs. South remarked "This should be a good time to take a practice finesse. West surely holds the king of clubs." Instead South went up with dummy's ace and the contract went right out the window. A spade lead disclosed that West held both missing trumps. He needed them for his no-trump overcall. South took his ace and threw West in with the king, but West exited with the king of clubs. South ruffed this trick. went over to dummy to discard; one heart, but eventually had to lose a heart finesse to West's queen. Had he finessed earlier. South could have cashed the ace of clubs and discarded one losing heart, then ruffed the deuce of clubs. Then he could have played the ace and another spade. This would put West in with the king of spades and he would either have to lead away from his queen of hearts or give South a ruff and discard. Q The bidding has been: South West North East 1 Pass 2 4 Pass You, South, hold: 4AK107 VA976 KQ104 i What do you do? A Bid three no-trump, Yon have 16 points and strenrth In both unbid suits. Your partner has shown at least 10 or 11. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner bids four no trump. What do you do? Answer Tomorrow Faye Phelan Rites Slated Funeral services for Mrs. Faye V. Phelan will he hrld in St. Paul's Episcopal Church at 10 a m. Wednesday. .Ian. ::o. O'Hair's Memorial Chapel is in charge of airancemenls. rallhearers will bo Stewart Nicholson, Paul Jones Jr., M. fc. Nicndemus, Vein Owens, John Houston and John Schubert. Orth1 Sisomnre, Pete Pnscnll. Pat Mel ly. Bermc Rawlins. Dr. J Mar tin Adams. Bill Milne a:i I William Brrwrr will serve as honorary pallbearers. Mrs. Phelan died Sunday. Jan in Klamath Vallev Hospital. where she had undcrmc major 1' suiRcry last Wednesday. Death was caused by cant er. She was the. daunhler of .the Henry .!. Gordons, pioneer ranch cis of Kort Klamath, who settled there between Ifl't.i and i:0. Born in Kort Klamath on Sept. 1R. 1W4. she was Graduated from Klam ath County Hich School in lf22 and attended Oroenn State I'ni-j versity. Mrs. Phelan as a beautician in the Klamath Kails Klamath Kalis area for an 3 years. She former Iv ' Kaye's Masir Mirror. : more th ou ned which she sold in 19.Sfi, and later spent nearly four ears working in Hawaii. She was a member nf the Ore enn Fieauticians' Association and St Paul's Kpiscopal ( hmth Survivors include two sifters, Mrs. Luulle .Innes. aldporl. Ore , and Mrs Norma Jockisch. Peona. 111.: and a brother. Hr.b ert Gordon. Casjirr. VAy, Thoso wish ins; to nnv contrib ute to the American Cancer So cirtv fund mm for ,JWJTrue Ml) OTC Truiwi art made by et perti . , . atpcrtt who hot been mokinq body opplionce for more than 60 veori. They art comfortable, well fitting, lurt holdtnq, end you qet ci- prt fitttnq her ' X School Aid Snag Stalls Budget Plan SACRAMENTO ( L'PI Gov. Edmund G. Brown's plan to bal ance the budget without new state taxes ran into resistance Monday because of its effect on schools. After learning that the governor planned to ask for between $30 and $35 million in additional state: aid to the schools, superintendent of public instruction Dr. Max Raf ferty said the figure was "un acceptable." "I am in favor of a bill with not less than $75 million," Raf ferty said, adding that the amount was necessary to stall a trend toward putting the burden of school support on local property taxpayers. Rafferty's request or at least $75 million put him in line with requests already made by two education groups. The California Teachers Association 'CTAI is supporting a bill asking an addi tional $115 million, while the State Board of Education will soon have a bill introduced implementing its request for $94 million. With current school support run ning to about $770 million a year and no new tax revenue in pros pect, an administration spokesman asked. Where is all this extra money to come from?" Administration plans to hold the line everywhere also ran into trouble from State Sen. Randolph Collier, D-Yreka. Collier said that he would do this week what he's been promising to do all along: introduce a bill that would raise gas taxes for the benefit of coun ty roads. Collier's measure would raise the state gasoline tax from six cents to 6.7 cents per gallon, in crease registration fees $1. and boost truck 'weight fees about 13 per cent across the board. Collier estimated that the meas ure would produce $60.8 million annually. The funds would be dis tributed to cities and counties for improving local roads. For each two dollars the local govern ment received, it wou'd have to put up one. Also involving motorists, a sen ator and assemblyman introduced hills to curb littcrbugs by mak ing the driver of a car responsi ble for any litter thrown from the vehicle. Assemblyman Charles B. Gar- rigus. D-Fresno, said that under current law it is imnossible to fix responsibility when there is more than one person in a vehi cle. His bill, he said, would give iwlice "solid ground" for arrest ing the guilty. Sen. Samuel (ieddos. D-N'apa. introduced a bill identic?1 In the Garngus measure and another that would fix mandatory sen tences (or violating the litterhug law. He said the mandatory pro vision was necessary because "inditfercnt courts" were low ing low penalties. HoSD.tal GetS r MUTnOr MtjUin Dl'MLIV ItTl.tnd TiM'-IrMi playwright Brendan Hchan was re ported in satisfactory condition in a Dublin hospital Sunday. Rohan has a reoutation as a drinkinq man. His wife. Beatrice. aid he was confined because of . the usual thine" and that she' expected him home within a ' week. at. 't jFf J fJS m,.!. lipu Zff! AVOID UPSFTTING IT by avoiding lump sum insurance payments Use Midlond Empire Insnrnnre C'ompany'i BrtxiKT Plan to insure, jmir home, car, nlhrr lll--(ions. Pay on ea.-y terms. A-h for drinHf. Midland Empire ft ,Sf t w f. s Friendly iV.. LCI"' Lesueut 4 . fc. ' tA tn. I Mam t Hitl Mr hlhMn . f (HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath ft T".- NEGRO ADMITTED South Carolina becomei the last state to lower public school racial barriers with the admission of Negro Harvey Gantt, left, Monday to Clemson College, shown in the aerial view. Entrance of the 20-year-old high school honor stu. dent will mark an end to South Carolina's distinction ai the only state which has never allowed a Negro student in a white school. Shasta Council Ups Salary For Four Police Employes MOUNT SHASTA Four policeiother meeting, at which time all department employes were grant ed increases in salary at the regu lar meeting of Mount Shasta City Council Jan. 25. Capt. John Brown was raised from $415 to $436 per month; Pete Chinra from $395 to $415, and Ray Regnini and Gene Lensing from $W5 to $220. Other police department per sonnel salaries w ill be considered in the next budget. The council decided there would be no mid year salary increases effeclivc out of the current budget except in the case of departmental re organization. The resignation of Mrs. Je.in- nctte Rule as city clerk was ac cepted by the council. Mrs. Rule gave rest and travel as her rea sons for leaving, ant! olfered to assist at any lime in the oflice. A resolution was passed ap pointing Anthony Correa as part lime accountant on a temporary basis at $120 a month, effective Jan. 28. John F. Rurpess of Dunsmuir " iwiiiiiiuiiit iv vi ill r limit Brockway discussed with the coun cil the TV translator system and cable. Brockway recorded the entire conversation. Burgess and Mayor Marconi disagreed on the fairness of the recommenda tion the council passed on at Ihe last meeting, regarding the TV Iranslalor vote. Burgess said he had not been untitled and felt the whole thing was unlair. Tile decision has been set over lo an- GETS SPACE CONTRACT WASHINGTON iCPl'-Tho Na tional Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration '.NASA1 announced Monday that the I'hilco Corp. would deelnp Ihe llight control center at Houston. Tex., for the Gemini and Aiwllo proircts 14 Reasons Why RAMBLER '63 Wins Motor Trend Magazine's Award as "CAR OF THE YEAR" ' Rambler Cdsste 770 Four-Door Sedin Rambler won this great distinction over all other cars. How come? Read these comments from the Motor Trend experts who tested the American, Clas sic and Ambassador: 1. You gel room for six 6-fooi-crs. "Interior of boih Classic and Ambassador arc roomy and comfortable . , . plenty of leg room." 2. "C lassic and Ambassador have cleaner, more functional design . . .apparent from almost any angle." 3. "The basic-cngined Classic gave an overall average of 23.1 mile? per gallon." 4. "The Ambassador V-8 is a sportier, more performance oriented vehicle" (test car had opt. :T0 IIP V-8. 250 III' Md ). 5. "Rambler if now one-up on cverv other car". ..with its new ports-car option, Twin-Slick Moor Shift with overdrive. 6. Sew Advanced L-'nil Con struction . , ."results in a unit n M-r. - nm Milt fttfw BiTiMMltlh).wV) t?t mihw ?l tm mtn wtrhv.- Artura li-l' Wit' r W Wfl tfi any Wmr.lff p' '"H '1 -l" H "iltvil l WHkm f vraf)f H "i'h r,.i h, f tiff m,,t-l,. .,,, r,.nfn will h rtntv.tN.' W Iw -IWwiwttir n,iv,w aM BrKnul tf,M miwHt9imtiittKmtWmi)VMw irat pl !"'" pr-M intj ,p k,Mt& ECCLES MOTOR CO., 606 So. 6th St., Klomoth Foils, Ore Falls. Ore. Tuesday. 4 r ' fr f?J 3r" ; r "faW imj M 'sii Hi.ii i i interested parties can be in lormed in advance of the meet ing. A resolution accepting an ease ment from KimBeriy-Clark Corp and ordering its recordation was I adopted. An application for a tern porary water permit lor W. 11. O'Hair Co. was approved. The County Boundary Commission has approved the Hercules. Jef ferson, and Xeedcls annexations and is now awaiting action by Mount Shasta Planning Commis sion for approval before the coun cil can proceed. A check was or dered issued to Marshall Stevens in the amount of $1070 for ap praisers report on valuation of city property. Mayor Marconi and Cnuncilmon Howard Priddv and Dave Mc- STAR Br CLAY R- your Daily Activity Guid According to tht Stars. To develop messoqe for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1- 8-10 2? n -vi yf TAUIUS S APR. 21 .ErtT.l 30t .1? Inrl'vidUOl ." j Ti MAY J' 0y-i7 67-71 3 DotM 1714,3 76 Of MINI -3 MAY 2? 9 r r " 9 A IOO U L-ti 12 AtH 13 Koi 14 Drt V.. 1 7 WorH-.wh.lf lfl thrng 19 Pick TO Arv-iut y Peru. ? A'Hi-v ?4 F-.e.-rjs 42.451-64 72-73-74 CANCtl roue,, 14 General J 2- 4-24 y t io 3 no ( JULY 2 IA14-1A20 2V 1725-44.46 V1IGO serr 3? f AT 2-15-17 32 L V39 40 fl so Mrong it'll tale punishment longer and. naturally, hold its resale value." 7. Rambler's exclusive "reclin ing bucket scats with headrests arc options well worth the extra expenditure." 8. "Rough roads can be stormed with confidence. I here isn't any pitch or choppincss noticeable." 9. All Ramblers have, in effect, "Iwo separate braking systems for ihe front and rear wheels. If cither one should suddenly fail, ihe remaining one can bring the car to a sale slop." Sell adusting brakes standard. 10. "Quality has always been oneof American Motors' largest selling points and continues to be in Ihe new models." RAMBLER '63 Vinner of Motor Trend Magazine Award "CAR OF THE YEAR" PACE- 3 4 ' uiti .V a tar - UP) Telephoto Daniel will meet with Jake l.ind- ner to check on Ihe proper insur ance and go through the insur ance report on city owned equip ment. It was decided to have a card file for every piece of city equipment. Council asked that a letter be directed to Senator Randolph Col lier recarding Investigation of the completion of a connection of Everitt Memorial Highway and city streets, with financial aid from the state. In a re-shuffling of commission ers and their offices. Howard Priddy is now in charge of wa ter, garbage, and park; Dave Mc Daniel, finance, parks, and may or pro tern; Ove Nielsen, police, fire, safety, and licenses, and Herman Barr. streets, sewers. and drainage. 0 GAZERt - POLLAN llMA OCT, 23 2-54-59.68"- 69-77-79-83V5.' S1 CrV-H t4 V, -fdi SCOtftO NOV. 22 8-19-45-48 SAGITTASIUI 9 Htit 70 Or 71 On 7? A-wi 73 WrorMj DtC. 22 .Sj f P5-37-38 70f- 75-78-85-88' CAntlCOBN 75 S4-il DtC 23 January 29, I9fis 41 Ol'"30'"Vl 7ft InrliCOtcrl A7 Wotrri"g 77 Wrwlrrtul 4ft Invitfltf-r, 7fi Notho.rj 49 1 peitnct 79 Clinnqek JAN 3a 33-50 53 d 5B-61-62 1 BO rUf AOUAtlUS '" " 5- 9 27 79A 3I-3A 80841 P1SCH FES 20VV MAR 21 Kr I )Nt'otul 6- 7-11-13fJ 6 57 66 J. 11 . The sedans' trunks are "large wiih a good amount of usable space." 12. "We've never seen a heater that produced more heal. At its maximum it should be up to any climate." 13. "In addition to long-rco ognied owner-appreciation fea lures... the factory has doubled the new-car warranty to 24 months or 24.000 milcst." 14. Rambler's "an even belter buy this year," according to Motor Trend experts. Here are some outstanding examples: Ihe American 220 for $1846. the Classic Six 550 for $2055, the Ambassador V-8 880 for $2465 (all 2-door sedans). Mtr..,f(uf,r., tupiMlH fHiil ptK. IM 1SSJ S.tr.M., mo inrlKfiM! 0pl"l !u,pmftt, li.npnllwfi, tljii trti totfl lain. il uij. titra. Fat Wife Has Hobby OS Eating Too Much By AW I.ANOKItS Bear Ann Landers: 1 am upset ahout my w ile's appearance that I am writing to you as a last resort. Please don't tell me to send hel lo a doctor. She has been to (our doctors and they all say it's up to her. We've h e en married three years and mv wife is a mess, me how much She won't tell weight she has gained but i must weigh over 200 pounds. he 1 could tolerate her size if she weren't so lazy. She has every known appliance to make her housework easier, but she's too lazy to plug in anything. She has never used her sewing ma chine even though her clothes are all torn at the seams. Slie irons nothing, not even a handker hief. Cooking is out of the ques tion. Her hobby is talking on Ihe tel ephone and eating candy. Our 2-year-old child does not g c t enough fresh air or sunshine be cause her mother is too lazy to take her outside. Last summer the child was white as a ghost. Please suggest something. HAD IT. Dear Had It: I'sually letters which begin like yours wind up with "and now 1 have met a lovely woman. " It's a familial story. When a wife refuses to shape up, the husband often ships out. Your wife is more than lazy. she's sick In the head. A woman who abandons her responsibilities and Is largely incapacitated due to lack of motivation needs psy ebiatric help. Dear Ann l-anricrs: I am in my room all alone, like I had I h e measles or something. I have been scntended to the lilc of a hermit for six weeks. The rea son is because 1 got a bad grade on my report card. A 13-year-old girl can dry up and die if she has no social life. I have tried to make my parents see that no good will be gained by jailing mc for six weeks. How con this make my grades better'.' It can't take away the bad grade I already have. There is a big parly Saturday WITH HERALD & NEWS Paily "(Business" One (Daily per month without copy change, $35.00 less 52.50 discount for pymt by the 10th) "Business Builder" Want Ads Business Builder vVunl Art, wfll JipfHMr ch daiy In ttta '.:imifH WM A4 Srtlon n tht Haralrl ifl Nvi urv)r proper CUMrctir)n lfl ihn mi for rt cmt of $TJ per mrynth Tht foil 11 hiMXl on on ropy -ruing pr month. OfMt bMlirtQ It 111 Or) 9r month noil thara', rllvounf rrf 17 W '0 pnvmnl on or tftnrm lh IWh. fjai TIJ Mill for further lnlwm)tlon. Rirtl- Bi;llr)tr aril tiM builntt. HiJ$INE BiJfLOFW Want ArJt will ap pf after 1av In friit Mt9 fnr nf roil yt HIM it monlh Ort eopv ehmj par nrynth f.roJ1 Chft'0 I W). lail tl W) 'Or ftftvr"nl nn or hfort fh IMti of tht month, fall Want Am, TU 4 11111. For information on "Business" ads or any ad vertising call the Herald and News Ad Depart" ment, TU 4-8111, or stop at 1301 Esplanade. night and I am not allowed to go. What do they think they are gaining by being so mean? Please help to spring me PHLSONKl! Dear Prisoner: Vour .ilea for have 'M,ln'- A Jail sentence should involve more than punishment. You're supposed lo be studying up there. Tools. So hop lo it. While you ... ...... Miiiriivr wiu ran aiso: rrack a few hooks and Improve your grades. Dear Ann lenders: I'm a mar ried woman who never dreamed I'd be asking for advice. But I need help and it must be from an outsider. A close friend of mine just left my home She senl the better part of the altcrnoon telling me all my faults, "for my o w n good." I never thought 1 was per fect, but didn't realize that nobody likes me. She told mc I always say the wrong thing at the wrong time, that 1 embarrass my husband because I appear lo be running him and that 1 am a trouble-maker. 1 asked for siecific instances where I had been tactless or made trouble. She couldn't think of anv off-hand. Her closing line was "I hope you don't feel hurt, but people never see their own faults and I consider you a friend and want lo help you 'improve.' What do you think of this? IIKAIVI'SICK Dear Heartsick; I don't know what's eating your "friend" but it must be something big. Self- appelated erltfes who try tn re- model their acquaintances are un happy with themselves. Instead of going tn work on their own prnb- rms. they find It less painful to go tn work on those around them. This woman Is destructive and punishing. Stay away from her. Largest of ,als, sea elephants may grow 20 eel long and weigh more than 5.000 pounds. ENROLLMENTS arrplrri ! hrglnnlnf ml mttnlh. tnr an lrtlrftlnf , rtwai Inf rarir In 1 mtlolty , , , ( all TIT J. Illl Klamath Beauty Colleg iuiia vour business Inch One YOUR CHOICE: Tht Boiie Advertising Med:um of th Klamath Baiin Hatfield Resource Plan Disagrees With Report SAI.K.M lUPD-The Legislative Interim Committee on Natural Re- l""urces tvix'n uwa loa"y aoe not agree with recommendations made by Gov. Mark Hatfield in .his MMtcial mnssa''p to the lepisla. tin e Tbe committee rccnmmcndcdl(inalion and operating liaison, both a fish and a game commis- , recommended that each of skin be retained, and also urged th, four congressional districts he mat iwo new memners ne aauca to the fish commission. The report said the new members also should be members of the state game commission. Hatfield's recommendation in cludes combining the two commis sions and 18 oilier agencies into a single natural resources com mission. The interim committee said three previous interim committees had noted Ihe conflict between the fish and game commissions and had recommended mergers. The new committee report said "it is the belief of the committee that sufficient prejudices continue lo stand in the way of a simple merger of the lish and game commissions lo make it an im possibility at this time. "But in view of the vital need for some action . . . the committee BKATS DHit.ING RENSSKLAEK. N Y. U'PD -Groundbreaking ceremonies were halted Sunday at the Redeemer Episcopal Church when Ihe Hi Rev. Allen W Brown, bishop ol the Albany Pepiscopal Diocese, found Ihe ground too frozen for his shovel. An electric jackhammcr was provided and Ihe bishop carried on. Tense Nerves Block Bowels New laxative acts on -colonic muscles. ..de-constipates overnight. The muscular wall of your colon con tains nerves known lo medicine as Auerhtu It's Plexus. In reular people, these nerves tell the colon muscles lo propel and expel waste Irom Inc Roil; lini if nvf nrrves or emotional unset can block your normal bowel hahns. Your colon muscle impulses are no longer strong enoimh 10 eliminate aMc which dries and shrink, further agttrwvating the condition. '1 he most eOeclivc rebel', many doc- tors say, comes from a bulking action combined with colonic nerve slimu- lating action. Ol all leading laxatives Month, "Business Card Spot Ads People Read SPOT ADS you ore now. "Buiintti Card" St Adi will ppr ch da? an advarfiiinf Mftt at random, ar mar ba chadultd an poft e particular intaratt aithar far man ar wimin ar yeunf believes that a marriage of con venience should be attempted at the 1W.1 session." The committee also urged con solidation of natural resource age cics to end costly duplication and orovide creator roooeration. po- represented on the fish commis sion and that a fifth member should be chosen from the state at large. Acceleration of efforts by Ore gon. Washington and Idaho for a mutual program for the common fisheries resources of the Colum bia rtiver also was called for. Knactment of a subdivision law giving the state real estate com missioner control over misleading advertising of real estate vas urged. WINTER TIRES At Cost! Closing Out Our Pas senger Car Tire De partment! FIRESTONE NEW & RETREADS Hurry lor Your Siie J.W. KERNS 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 oniy a new table! calleil Coionaio Itivcs you this special combination lor ,1-way overnight relict'; (II Coiunaii stimulates colonic nerve network, to lurthcr activate and rcitulane Us muscular movement . 2 C'unii's unique re-bulking action helps re-tone tense colon muscles. (.1) Coi'nsii moisturizes tor easy passage without pain or strain, Coi on mi even relicvcchroniccon- fttipation overnight; yet it is clinically- proved senile even for expectant mothers, (.ict foioMMD today, IN I KOUUC IOKY SX.Y. Ads s32 50 PHARMACY 211 So. 6'K TU I-46S1 lee your Rsn-bKr Oj!:r- good msn lo do business with (or a nw tv or a Sc&ct" used eef .-