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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1963)
Jacoby On Bridge PAGE I HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, February 22, 196S Watch for the Herald and News Annual NORTH 22 J 109 J6 QJ1072 WEST EAST A854 A10SS1 743 I VA8IS A954 KSJ 865 A SOUTH (D A AK7 KQ2 Q1073 K.83 Both vulnerable Eanth West North East 1N.T. Pass 2N.T. PtM 3N.T. Pus Pass Pass Opening lead 4 4 nana UNDAY ' wr 'a ri,u ...,., , ( i,rilr n-xm.mmum.!mim ii ii ii Right Play Gets Trick By OSWALD JACOIIY H'rlllcn (or , euspaprr Enterprise Assn. 'study the bidding, then look Die East hand only. Your part ner opens Uie (our o( diamonds against South s three no-trum. contract. If South would he sen emus enough to play dummy jack you would have no prob lem, but South plays the six Sliould you go up with the king or should you play the eight? The first step in your reasoning i-hould be to count a few points. Dummy has eight. You have It, Probably South has 17 since he rebid to three no trump. That leaves exactly four points for yniu- partner. Some of tliose points Wll be in diamonds since lie proh nby has led from something. If lie has the queen of diamonds arid another queen, a little study will show Uiat you aren t likely to beat the hand under any cir cumstances. Suppose West holds the ace ol diamonds? If lie also holds the ten, you can play the king and return the eight alter the king holds. Then if your partner ducks you will Ret hi with one of your aces and give him two diamond tricks. You note that the eight spot play will be equally effective iii Uus case. Suppose he holds ace-nine of iliomnnds. If you play the king declarer will have two diamond uppcrs, Milium iili .rrttL ' il A,,,.,tA, m iifct M .iwrliZI CHAPTER FARMERS These members of the Tulelake Chapter, Future Farmers of America, recently were raised to the second degree of active membership, the Chapi ter Farmer Degree. The boys pictured above having earned or invested $50 in their productive projects are, left to right, front row, Don Ackely, Jim Kline, Gary DuVal and Darrell Peckham. In back row are Donald Burgess, Greg Wilson, Jim Henry, Bruce Young, Les Mauch and Jerry Woofen. Dunsmuir Asked To Assume Park, Museum Obligations DL'NS.ML'IR The Dunsmuir AHA commercial loan with less City Council has been asked to desirable terms, Clement said. lake over the railroad park and museum development south of the cily in order for the project to qualify for an Area Redevelop ment giant of $.l.r0,noo. At the council meeting Monday night, Carl Clement, director of the Siskiyou Recreation Devel opment League, n non-profit cor poration sponsoring construction nf the park mid museum, staled The league is now seeking a $509, 000 ARA loan plus a $.I50.(KK) grant to complete a 50-acre recreation al development which will include a f iill-sirrl operating railroad. swimming pool, and entertainment concessions. Howard .Jones, city attorney, ex plained the cily would have to back a revenue bond to serve as ARA loan collateral if it took his corporation could not qualify the project over. Clement said the lor a grant as it is not a public league would deed the cily the de- igency. velopment and then complete J'he league call qualify for anllhe project on a lease basis. The Kennedy Asks Solution To Pollution Problems WASHINGTON U1PH - Presi dent Kennedy has called for a broad federal program to combat air pollution in light of recent sci entific reports linking it to heart Sunnose vou play the prohlems and to increased sus- c.ithl? Declarere will win with Hie queen or U-n. Vou will cnin the. lead with an ace and lay clown the kmc ' diamonds to drop North's jack. Then a third diamond lead will make your partner's king and nine both good so the eight spot is your correct play. - O The bidding hat been: Wert North Ernst Kmrlh 1 A Double Pan 3 V Pass 2 A Pass 3 Pass 4 Pan S V Pass 6 Pass t You, Smith, hold: SS4 VK7S5 4-KJ9S 1 1 . What do you do? A Bid six hearts. Tour part ner Is probably nuking; a belated try for a. srand slam bat you treat Interested. I TODAY'S QUESTION ' Instead of bidding two spades ever your two hearts, your part ner has jumped to three no trump. What do you do in this caul Answer Tomorrow Tax Date Reminded A tax return due date reminder lor Oregon businesses was issued loday by A. Ct. l'.rirksnn. director nf the Internal Rrrnue Service lor Oregon. I nckMcn said Feb J is the date by which nil businesses must lile annual information return: showing payments made dining 1:'2 of salaries, wa;es, lees, com missions, and olher enmpensa I urn for personal services totaling $t0 or more. Payments of Interest, rent', roy altirs. annuities, pensions and olh rr income must be reported, he said, as wrll as dividends o( $IU cirmoie. Ilimrvri'. oninrn.ilion alrca ilji reported on Forms -2 is not included on Miese inloimatmn le turns, liuectnr F.ni'kson said filers ol infnimalion rrluins should use lorms m and HMi. He said Feb 2a is also the dead me for nianufac tuteis, retailers and others liable lur mine Ihan MOO in excise laxrs (or llif month of .lanuary to deposit the taxes in a cleitory. Tliose making de pouts of excise tavrs should ur Form .V.7. eptihility to respiratory diseases The President did this in the special message he sent t'nnnross Feb. 7 on "improving American health. Features nf the program .submerged in the many olher as peels of the health message, in eluded: Proposed Icgislalion In author ize the Public Health Service "to engage in a more Intensive re search program permitting full in vestigation of the causes, effects ind control of air pollution." Fedrral "linanrial stimulation In slates and local air pollution control agencies through project aranls which will hrlp them to initiate or improve their control program." A proposed hill for the Public Heallh Service "to conduct slud- ics on air pollulinn problems of inlrrstate or nationwide signili cance." Aulhnri.alinn for the service to lake action to abate inter- slale air pollution, along the gen eral lines ol the existing water pollulinn control enlorcement measures." Four Finish Sewer Study Fnur mm I mm thr Ki.tmalli Kails fli ri rnmpMnl fl cn.(t Ihrrr-diiy .vpw.uo vvmVs nH'iHlni vhnrt m In mi I this vcrk .it Orrynn State I niM'i'Mly's Si lnl l K11 Th mm wnr Tlmm.n C Itarnr find llith.nd W. Kndr sevrr drnnrtmrnt wnrkcis ;ind Itobrtl K. Avcis. ('InliMiuin, ;ind Paul Mi-t'nlloy, Malm, Thp tiittninc pnei.m is Ix-ld jmmi.illv at Sl: as n viMcr to cities, .sinit.uy dihic(. Hint privatr utility mmiMiuos Spon mhs with I hp unupiMiy nio uir l-ramio of OifiiMii t'ltirs. !roi;on Statr Hoard of Itralth and the Slate .N.milarv Anllioi ity. I'urptisos of thr M'hoo! air lo prnmotr rumrnt and rcniiimiu-al. nixralion of costly .sowar otk y.lcms and lo i educe haarts In nuhlir heallh incident lo the soal ol srwai;r and indiis trial wastes. Nnvety (our .M-w.itr Irealment ilaot 0(eiatot and cily olliciaU 10m acinus ()iri;m Htteivlil the o;ie l!i:s e.u The President told Congress that leading scientists in the past year have stressed in reX)rls "that there, is overwhelming evidence linking air pollution to the Aggra vation of heart conditions and to increases in susceptibility to chnmie respiratory diseases, par ticularly among older people. "Kconnntic damace from nit po Uitiun amounts to as much as $11 billion every year in the United .Slates," Kennedy said. He said the farm losses alone totaled $500 million a vrar. with crops becoming slunted or de stroyed, livestock becoming ill. and meat and milk production being reducd. In some fi.non eommitnilies var ious amounts of smoke, smog, grime or fumes reduce properly values and as dramatically shown in Kngland last year en danger Ide itself," the President asserlcd. "We are currently spending 10 enls per capita a year in fighting i problem which costs an esti mated $ir per capita annually in economic losses alone, the Pres ident said. league lists its current assets, pri marily donations of equipment and museum items, as $.116,000. The council tfok the proposal under consideration. In olher business, the council recommended Siskiyou Avenue be rezoned for limited commercial use and the hillside properly al its northern limits be zoned to permit outdoor advertising. The property owners present for a pub lic zoning hearing staled Siskiyou Avenue, adjacent to Highway W) freeway, is increasing in com mercial value. It is now primarily residential. The council also endorsed the highway users lax proxsaI now slated for consideration in the state senate. A letter will be written hy the council asking for joint use by the city of a forest service ranger station in north Dunsmuir. The building is now used for issuing fire permits and distributing for est service information during the summer months. The city hopes to use it as a public information center. Rail Passenger Traffic Down SAI.KM iVVV - Passenger trallic on Southern Pacific trains Oregon has been declining steadily, an officer of the rail road told a Mate public utility examiner Wednesday. Henrv K. Mogler of SP's San Kraneiseo office asked the PIT to lift the suspension of a 10 per em across-the-board increase on intra.state fares. He said the in crease was: needed lo otfset los.ses in carrying passengers. Mogler said annual fwissenger trallic has dropped from 24. non to IK. into in recent ears. BASIN BRIEFS HON AYA flOWYM t'AHK Assort- ATION wishes to thank Mrs. I.e Hoy Kenilnnd. who directed the play. '.leppers l'tcecrs." the at, those Mund the senes. and alt who heled make it so success ful. 'The sum of was cleared tor the two nights the play was held 1 On Saturday etching, the al presented Mrs. Kernlund with t doen red roses. Mil. AM) MILS .ll'SS MeKM.I, gave a dinner at tlteir home Keb 17, celebrating the birtlxlavs of Mrs Jtriin McKall and Mis. Pill Kechdnldl. )t hers present w ere .Mm McKall. Hill HecMoMt and Linda and ondue McKall. Mil. Al Mils RY MtOVYN of loi-e sent woi d lo relatives and fnends of the both of lw;nv Sherri l.wm and Terry Hay. on Keb U she will he temenilvred . ManKn Oeailvun. who lived here belorp moving to Roi-e, nana Library Keb. 2.V Mrs. 0 car Peterson will he chairman MHS. KVA ItonUHTS of l,an gell Valley and Mrs, Pauline Hnhcits of Pop Valley left Keb Pt let visit relatives at Paradise and Kxeter. They will also visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Day. Central Valley, beloie returning borne. MMlliKK THOMAS and Susie Williams, Nth sloxlents al Swlh yin Oiegon College, spent the weekend with their parents. Mil. and .Mils. ;kohi;k oi.. SON c( KIam.tth Kails s(vnl Sun day in 1-tngell Valley with Mr and Mis Pele Hucisesr. , M At. PWCAKK fit of St. ChiHrli will siiitovi-: I KKO lor iLnnabas U held H KSDAV the bene Kpiscopaf it the Ho N. J. Roscnboum INCOME TAX CONSULTANT I III Wnlnui Ai. Th. 'Kl 4 S90.1 or 1U Wtii IF YOU NEED ADVICE ... See Your Lowycr IF YOU'RE SICK Set Your Doctor FOR INCOME TAX ... See Your Accountant If You Need Insurance - SEE US! 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