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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Monday, February 4, 196.1 1
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YARDS FLOODED Residents
aram msir yaras mar riooaea rriaay auring The neavy storm. Many rivers I
were flooded and bridges along U.S. 40 were threatened by the high water.
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south city limits of Redding, dig trenches to
nd creeks
Jacoby
On Bridge
NORTH 4
A952
VK1082
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Q63
YIEST EAST
AKQJ8 A 1074
74 VA
10869 J8732
A64 10852
SOUTH (D
A A83
V Q J 8 653
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Both vulnerable
Sontb Went Norlb Eaat
1 Pass 3 V Pass
4V ' Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead K
South Must
'Take Trick
By OSWALD JACOB Y
Wrlttrn for '
NrwApaprr Kntrrprisr Assn.
The Card School in New York
is a partnership of throe of the
country' best bridge players who
are united together to teach in
Mead of lo play bridge. I'eter Lev-
enlritt is a member of this year's
American team which will com
pete for the World's Championshi
this Himrner. Boris Koytchon and
Krigar Kaplan each have won nu
merous titles. All have been good
partners of mine on occasion and
.tough opponents at other times.
They do mosl of their teaching
through sample hands and (his
weeks series will deal with
some of them.
North and South have no trou
ble getting lo four hearts and
South should easily make the con
tract. He wins the spade ojening
and notes that he has two poten
tial spade losers and must also I
lose tlie aces of clubs and hearts, j
He has to do something about
one of those sjiade losers and
there is a convenient place In
park one. South must lead his
quern of diamonds and overtake
with dummy's king. Then he
can discard one spade loser on
the ace of diamonds and go alxml
the business of knocking out the
ace of trumps. There is a na
tural disinclination to waste the
potential trick represented by that
queen, but South must overcome
his. If he doesn't overtake he
Mill wind up with the ace and
king of diamonds in dummy and
no way to use them.
Q The biHdins his been:
tt North Fa! South
1 A Double Hcdbl ?
You, Smith, hold:
4M VIQR6& 4 4 3 S 7 4
What do you do'.
A rM. l,f l your partner
work hit way out or thli. With
no redouble you would have bid
two heart.
TODAY'S Ql'KSTION
Thf bidding continue with h
pass by West, one no-trump by
North and double by East. What
do you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
Potpourri
ACROSS
1 Number
4 Felinet
II 2001 Roman)
1) Hurried
12 Building
addition
14 Not in
15 Incomplete
(ab.)
10 To express
audibly
17 Female saint
(ab J
IB Hindi
20 tlie Pall '
22 Noun suffix
24 Cylinder (ao.)
25 Wagers
28 Hare
32 Above
.1.1 Acquire
34 Place for
research (ab.)
.IS Doze
.17 I'iMol filang)
Attractive
,10 Not anywheri
42 Sign
43 Mortar-carrying
trough
44 Tear
Ad Base
49 Not ever
S.I Boy
!4 Drawing room
f.8 Soft drink
59 Ixive (Latin)
fiOKIude
HI Hed or Rlack
62 Through
fi.1 Pitcher
64 finis
DOWN
1 Journey
2 Decrease
3 Formerly
4 Produce an
effect
5 1'iamire
6 Explosive
7 Kspy
8 Lion's share
9 Dumb
10 Koman road
13 Eleptromnxnptir
No Help For Reds Seen In French Action
The earth s magnetic field
seems to be weakening and icien
lists do not know uhy.
PAULS lUPh It Soviet Pre
mier Nikita S. Khrushchev hopes
to cash in on the present turmoil
in the Western camp he will get,
no help from P'rcnch President
Charles de Gaulle.
Talk of a "Paris-Moscow axis"
has made headlines since De
Gaulle blew up the Common
Market negotiations in Brussels
last Tuesday.
It was fanned by a visit paid
by Soviet Ambassador Scrfici
Vinogradov to De Gaulle the
same evening. Khrushchev him
self added to the speculation by
claiming this week De Gaulle had
told him France is not interested
in Berlin.
Announcement of a new French-
Soviet trade pact in Moscow Fri
day was interpreted as a further
sign.
But aides, who should know, say
nothing in fact is further from
De Gaulle's mind than a deal
with the Russians now at the ex
pense of the Western alliance.
Kremlin Concerned
According lo the best available
information Vinogradov himself
asked to sec De Gaulle to voice
the Kremlin's concern about the
treaty of alliance signed recently
by De Gaulle and West German
Chancellor Koprad Adenauer.
There was no men! ion of a pos
sible Paris - Moscow deal.
sources said.
As for De Gaulle's purported
statement to Khrushchev, observ
ers here are skeptical he ever
made it. In any case, they said
there had been no direct contact
between the two since Khru
shchev's Paris visit in 1960.
Finally, the trade treaty be
tween the French and Russians
had been in the works, for months.
The fact it was signed this week
was no indication of De Gaulle
playing footsie-footsie with the
Kremlin, French officials insist.
In fact, all the talk of a "Paris-
Moscow axis," as with similar
rumors of a "Paris-Madrid axis'"
the in the making, has annoyed
rrench officials.
Sources close to De Gaulle in
sist "his hostility to communism
is as great as it ever has been."
Still For Alliance
French sources also said De
Gaulle was still convinced nf the
need of a strong Western alliance
and cited the fact that in the
Cuban crisis De Gaulle told Ken
nedy France would be in any war
on the American side if the United
Stales became involved in a war
with Russia.
French officials sa:d De Gaulle
believes that in the long run
Ruia will throw iu lot in with
the rest of Europe. He sees
Russia as mellowing and becom
ing gradually less i ability Com
munist while the West becomes
more "socialist."
He believes the rift with Com
munist China w ill speed this pro
cess. French officials also have pooh
poohed the idea of a Paris
Madrid axis despite an obvious
strengthening of ties between the
two countries.
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FIRST OF THE WEEK SPECIALS
radiations
19 Speech
impediment
21 Virus disease
2.1 Manly
24 Small vessel
25 Prohibit
26 Famous English
srnooi
27 Hustle
2!) Close
30 Ahtnnernt
s ii list a nee
.11 Tardy
35 Mascul.no
nickname
38 Lone 'ilk
mantle
40 Pronoun
41 Steed
45 Within
46 Move wings
47 Ornamental
fabric
46 Scent
50 Hollow Teasel
51 Paradise -h'l
I'emse
65 Street (ab.)
56 Government
principles
57 Poem
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Here ore a few examples
of the money-saving val
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you. Shop Safeway and
save MORE!
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Superb Pork
Medium size ribs from
mid-wesfern porkers.
lb.
Facial Tissue
KLEENEX
Lovely soft pastel pink and
aqua, as well as pure white.
Box of 400
5r100
Peanut Butter
REAL ROAST
For a really super sandwich.
Tastes like real peanuts. 18 oz.
Tariff PPu'ar Orange flavored 0C
I Uliy breakfast drink 21 oz. 7jC
Liquid Diet S:Se7i: 489c
Hunts
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SVLKM I ITI' Trading slumps
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any merchant could have them ill
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A similar hill raised a row hul i
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Oregon Woman
Dies In Crash
STlltlil.l'.KIKl.I). III. UTI -
Tlte uile o( an Oiocon man was
killed in a headon eoilismn Fn-!
day with a car driven by a U !
year-old lndianaolis. Ind., youth j
The accident occurred near here !
on U.S. 40. j
lrad i Mrs. Calhrvn ('alter.'
2(1, wile o( Don Carter, 2.1. Ilrook
i.'iC. Ore. Carter miflered venous
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A ear driven by tlalph C. In
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Pottage of 4 w '
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Chip Steaks
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Smoked Sausage
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Tift Ti Fovonte dinner hevcrnqe
I ITtC ICO Pkg. of 48 bags
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Nylon Mefasl'Ui
U.S. No. 1 North Dakota
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h:.L....LA. "All" For electric dish-
UlbllrVdbiltri Mil c
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'factory delivered price. Freight charges to Klamath
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Pancake Mix
Kitchen Craft, for lightest hot
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Smothered with PACK TRAIN
Syrup
The flavor hit in any outfit.
Save 5c. 8 oz.
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Cauliflower Hcod 7QC '
Snowy white, good quality Am M
Beefs Bun 11QC
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Rich color and flovor.
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