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Opening lead V 2
$8.6 Billion Tax Slash
Proposed By Chamber
Good Poy
Sets Bid
By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
How does a defender plan his
play.'
The first thing I do is listen
to the bidding. 1 note that hile
opponents have bid game there
must be a good chance to beat
them. After all, they reached it
in "Poppa-Momma" fashion.
My partner opens the deuce of
hearts and when I look at dum
my I see that we will probably
collect two heart tricks. The ace
of diamonds is trick three.
Where is the fourth?
Anyway, I play the ten of hearts
and it holds. Now I cash the ace
bourn can lull a heart in any
event so I might as well take.
my second trick. What next?
A club lead looks tempting, but
declarer should have the ace and
king of clubs for his three-spade
bid. I start to count his hand. He
surely held three hearts. My part
ner opened the deuce. It is quite
likely that South has two d i a
monds, three clubs and five
trumps. In that case I can beat
WASHINGTON (LPP-The U.S.
Chamber of Commerce today rec
ommended an $8.6 billion tax cut
effective June 30 "to avoid the
recession the President has been
talking about."
Joel Barlow, chairman of the
chamber's taxation committee.
I said corporate and individual
! taxes should be reduced this year
"if the economy is to gain mo
jmentum'" rather than over three
i years as President Kennedy has
j proposed.
j In testimony prepared for the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee, Barlow urged cuts which "will
principally encourage risk taking
and extra effort" and not just re
lief for consumers.
Barlow said money lost to the
Treasury by the reductions would
be offset by "substantial reduc
tions in federal expenditures." In
creased consumer spending also
would make up for the loss, he
added.
He also recommended a "low
rate general excise tax exempting
food, medicine and shelter" if nec
essary. Barlow said it would raise
about $3.5 billion to prevent a
serious budget deficit.
The chamber's proposal would
reduce income tax rates in the
highest bracket from 91 per cent
lo 65 per cent. Hie lowest bracket
would be split with a 15 per cent
tax rate on the first $1,000 of tax
able income. Taxes on incomes be
tween these two would be reduced
proportionately.
Corporation tax rates would be
cut from 52 to 47 per cent under
the chamber plan.
Legal Aid
Rule Backed
WASHINGTON (UPH-The Su
preme Court ruled Monday that an
indigent must be supplied with
court-appointed counsel on hi
first appeal of a state criminal
conviction.
The 7-2 ruling was announced
by Justice William O. Douglas.
The ruling entitles two Los An
geles men convicted on robbery
and assault charges to further
California court hearings. They
were William Douglas and Bennie
Will Meyes.
Douglas was acquited of the
murder of Police Sgt. Gene T.
him if mv oartner holds as eood,1a5n ul was nviciea oi
isciuiiu ui-uicc muiul'I.
as the queen of clubs.
Suiting the action to the thought
I led a third heart. South ruffed
in dummy, played a couple of
rounds of trumps, led a dia
mond to dummy's king and wait
ed for my play.
I let the diamond hold. I had
to win the second diamond, but
now all I had to do was to lead
my jack of trumps and wait for
may partner to collect his club
trick.
For more detailed description
of how "to count the hands," or
der a copy of "Win at Bridge with
Oswald Jacoby." Send name, ad
dress, and 50 cents to: Oswald
Jacoby Reader Service, care this
newspaper, P.O. Box 489. Dept.
A, Radio City Station, New York
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West North East South
1 4 Double Pass 2
Pass 2 tk Pass 7
You, South, hold:
4AQ65 VKJ9S 442 Q42
What do you do?
A Bid four spades. You have
12 points and Terr rood spades.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Your partner continues with a
Irid o five diamonds. What do
you do now?
Answer Tomorrow
Rummage Sale
MOUNT SHASTA - Craft Post
No. 157, American Legion Auxili
ary of Mount Shasta, will hold
a rummage sale Friday, March
29, in St. Anthony's parish hall
Proceeds will be used lo build a
charitv fund for public benefit
Donations may he brought to
the sale or auxiliary members
will call for them if contacted.
The public defender started to
represent them at the robbery-
assault trial. But Douglas claimed
that in view of the outcome of the
murder trial, he and Meyes should
have separate lawyers in the sec
ond go-around.
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Pair Sent
To Prison
Sheriff's Deputy Lou Bogart de
parted from Klamath Falls for
the state penitentiary at Salem
Monday with Leonard Mackey,
37, and Eugene Samplauski, 29,
both of whom were convicted of
forgery by Klamath County Cir
cuit Court juries.
Mackey will begin serving a
seven-year sentence lor lorgery
involving a service station credit
card, while Samplauski will start
serving a three-year term for is
suing a fraudulent check. Both
sentences were imposed by Cir
cuit Court Judge David R. Van-
denbefg. .
After leaving the prisoners at
the penitentiary, Bogart will con
tinue to the state crime lab at
Portland, where he will submit
evidence collected from another
crime for laboratory analysis. The
deputy is expected to return here
sometime Tuesday.
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Pleads Guilty
DORRIS Paul Hawk. 23. Cen
tral Valley, Calif., pled guilty to
a charge of assault and battcrv
Tuesday before Judge Les
Chase of the Dorris Justice Court
and petitioned the court for le
niency. The charge was filed
against Hawk by George Wise
Aug. 20, 19S1. Hawk failed to
appear in court at that time,
and Judge Chase issued a bench
warrant for his arrest.
A varied concert of choral clas
sics, hymns and spirituals will be
presented by the touring 39-voice
Multnomah School of the Bible
Ambassador Choir from Portland,
Thursday, at the Bible Baptist
Church.
The public is invited to the con-;
cert which starts at 7:30 p.m.,
according to the Rev. Freeman
Schmitt, pastor.
The choir, under the direction
of Howard Stevenson, will be
making its first stop on a two-
week concei t tour that will take
them deep into Southern California.
Choral music presented by the
choir will feature works by com
posers such as Bach and Tchai
kovsky, as well as arrangements
by the more contemporary musi
cians. Included in this classifica
tion is an arrangement of the
spiritual "Crucifixion" by Jester
Hairston.
Feature of the evening will be
Lord, Thou Hast Been Our
Refuge," by the English com
poser Ralph Vaughan Williams
with trumpet and organ accompaniment.
Stevenson is in his seventh sea
son as director of the Ambassa
dors and head of the music de
iiartmcnt at Multnomah. He was
graduated from Westmont College
in Santa Barbara, Calif., and has
his master of arts degree in music
from the University of Wash
ington.
Ex-Con Held
In Abduction
Of 4 Girls
MINERAL WELLS, Tex. ilfPIi
Sheriff Gilbert Somerfeld Mon
day captured a 26-year-old ex
convict wanted in the abduction
Sunday and early Monday of four
girls, three of hom were sex
ually molested, mutilated or
raped.
The ex-convict, Virgil Nelson
Halford, looked "dazed" when
Somerfeld stopped his flatbed
truck and arrested him 3 5 miles
southwest of Mineral Wells, scene
of the most recent attack.
He answered the description of
a man uho Sunday allernoon
threw a rifle on two girls 12
and 13 years old who were
playing, near Garland, northeast
of Dallas.
The man forced the girls under
a bridge, where he tied them up
stuffed handkerchiefs in their
mouths, ripped off their clothes
and painfully mutilated the 13-year-old
girl.
Halford also was wanted for the
kidnaping and sexual molestation
of a 17-year-old girl he caught in
a park in Grand Prairie between
Dallas and Fort Worth late Sun
day night.
I HERALD AND N'KWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Tuesday. Marrh 19, 1963
PAGE J
SERVICES Funeral serv
ices for Velton M. Haskins,
who died March 16 in
Portland, were held Tues
day In the Merrill Presby
terian Church with inter
ment in the Merrill IOOF
Cemetery.
Becrrup Selected
Alturas TB Chief
ALTl'RAS Charles Bearrup of
Alturas was elected president of
the Health and Tuberculosis As
sociation of Modoc County at the
annual meeting held March 14 in
Alturas. Serving with Bearrup
will be Mrs. I-eona Cambron of
Eagleville, vice president, and
Mrs. Van Riley, secretary-treasurer.
Margaret Johnson of the coun
ty health department gave a re
port of the 1!2 survey work with
the tuberculosis program. She re
ported 138 X-rays had been paid
for by the local Tuberculosis As
sociation. Of these X - rays, 30
howed lung lesions; four sus-
)ectod tuberculosis cases proved
negative: six cardin vascular find
ings were recorded, and seven
jOther various findings were re
ported.
Mrs. Johnson also said
the county health department is
now working on a program of
more extensive tuberculosis de
tection through the use of intra
dermal testing. The local asso
ciation will work with the health
department in developing the
testing and extending the work,
and the Modoc County Associa
tion will assume the expenses of
future X-ray and detection work
on any positive reactors.
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Driver Killed
ALBANY il!PH - Jacob Horsh
berger, 77, Woodburn. was killed
when his car collided with a truck
towing a house trailer on Stale
Highway 34 seven miles southeast
of here Thursday.
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LOS ANGELES (UPIi - Jude,
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erts $22 for running a red light.
Judge Roberts. 34, was fined by
Municipal Court Judge Raymond
R. Roberts. i
BASIN BRIEFS
DAIRY
DANIEL J. MURPHY recent
ly returned from Miami, Fla
where he was graduated with
honors March 1 from the Embry
Riddle School of Aviation as an
airframe and powerplant techni
cian. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice J. Murphy, former
ly of Adel, now living here.
BLY
MR. AND MRS. STEVEN
CHASE and son arrived Sunday,
March 17, to spend spring vaca
tion with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Chase. Steven is a stu
dent in tlie elementary education
department at Southern Oregon
College. Ashland.
MRS. ROBERT PLANK flew to
Stoughton, Wis.. onVMarch 1 to at
tend the funeral o) her mother,
Mrs. Betsy Lovick. The funeral
was held March S and Mrs. Plank
planned to return March 15.
MR. AND MRS. ALTON HEN
DRIX left for Cold Beach on
March 14 to visit his brother and
sister and families, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack May and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hendrix. They also took Al
len May to visit his parents there.
Hendrix and May arc students
at OTI.
MKS. JIM T1KKANEN is a pa
tient at hlamath Valley Hospital.
Her mother, Mrs. Kirk Kirskey
has come from Los Angeles to
be with her. Visitors are allowed
MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
HAGUE had as guests on March
10, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tiche-
nor from Lakeview and Mr. and
Mrs. John Higham from Klam
alh Falls. Higham is Mrs
Hague's brother.
MRS. EDWARD PATZKE and
Mrs. Lottie Sanders of Worden
left for Healdsburg. Calif., to
visit their two brothers. Tiny and
Wayne Sanders, and families
While there, they will also visit
with Mrs. Billie Brown. All three
arc former residents of Bly.
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Another service from the 9 Shell dealers of Klamath Falls
What every woman
who ever drives alone should
know about her car
Here are some motoring tips and hints
for our lady customers only. The in
formation isn't technical. Rut it's impor
tant information that could save you time
and trouble.
1. What to do if your car won't slarl.
First, check the obvious. Do you have
fuel? (If you have run out, don't feel too
bad over 5,000 motorists do it every day.)
I fyonhave an automatic transmission,
is the gear selector lever at exactly the
right spot? Check and make sure.
It's also a good idea to push the acceler
ator pedal all the way down and release
it quickly just before you attempt to
start. Now, try the starter again in bursts
of 2 or 3 seconds. Still no go? Let your
engine rest lor three or four minutes. Try
once more this time with slighlly longer
bursts. If your engine still balks, give your
Shell dealer a call.
2. How to recognize carburetor icing
stalls plus a tip to help prevent them.
This ever happened to you on a damp,
chilly day? Your car starts promptly. You
drive a short distance to the lirst stop sign
and you stall. You have no trouble re
starting. Rut, at the next intersection, you
stop and stall again. Then, the stalls dis
appearjust as mysteriously as they came.
T hat's a typical case of carburetor icing.
II your car has this trouble, try Super
Shell gasoline. One of its 9 working in
gredients is an anti-icer that lights car
buretor icing stalls.
3. In a lightning storm, your car is one
of the safest places you can he. So don't
be terrified if there's lightning all around
vou. When the rain starts lo fall, slow
down and proceed with care. If the rain
pours down so hard that you can't sec
well, pull all the way off the road and
wait until the storm lets up. Note: if you
must stop, don't park under a tree or on a
surface that could lxg you down.
4. An Important warning that your
brakes can give you and what to do
alxnit it. When your car is standing still,
push down on your brake pedal. Docs the
f 9
way'-. 4 r w - .
pedal feel "mushy" or sink slowly to the
lloorloard? If so, there's trouble in your
car's hydraulic braking system. See your
Shell dealer right away.
5. How to avoid being locked out. Tape
an extra car key on some secret place out
side your car. It must be reachable even
il all your doors arc locked.
Another tip to save fuss and bother:
carry some dimes in a sealed envelope in
your glove compartment. They could
come in handy lor use in a roadside pay
telephone should your car act up.
6. What to do in ease of emergency on
n highway. If you have a Hat tire, or if
something mysterious goes wrong with
your car, pull all the way off the road,
liaise the hoxl. Tic a handkerchief or
something white on the door-handle
nearest the road. These are distress sig
nals on virtually all roadways. Stay near
your car 1'iit hack from the road. You
should have help before long.
7. How lo cut the chances of a break
down almost in half. The American
Automobile Association reports that flat
tires, weak batteries, and faulty electrical
systems account lor 45 percent of all car
breakdowns. Your Shell dealer can help
you keep these things from causing trou
ble, l it him check your car regularly.
Al ter all, sen-ice is his business.
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Wt Klamath Falls Shell dealers de-bunk a myth about car care tL7t
It's a mylh that you
must break in a new car
at low speeds
Used to be that new cars had lo be "broken
in" very gently. You weren't supposed to go
over 45 niph for the lirst 1500 miles or so.
Now, automotive experts recommend that
you take your car out on a highway every so
often and drive at the leg.il speed limit for a
while. Thai's the real Inwdown. Yrm am
count on your Shell dealer for straight facts
and honest work. See him regularly.
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