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Jacoby On Bridge IPAGE S-A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falli. Ore. Sunday, April 7, 1963 NORTH 4VJ1078S V AS A6SJ 86 WEST EAST 4 4k 8 3 V10S4 V J 93 2 J1094 473 A953 QJ1072 SOUTH D) AKQJ VKQ78 KQ8 K North and South vulnerable South West North East 2 N.T. Pass 3 V Pass 4 A Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 ' I'ass 8 4 Fan Pass Pass Opening lead 4 J Spade Slam Said Safer By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. - One of the many advantages of tlie Jacoby Transfer Bid Is that it keeps the play in the no-trump hand. This is particularly Import ant after a two no-trump open ing. Playing at six spades, South sim ply won the diamond lead, drew . trumps, discarded one of his . clubs on a heart and made his , slam. If North had been declarer. East would have opened the queen of clubs and South would have lost the first two tricks. . When this hand was actually played in a Texas duplicate game a few pairs arrived at six no trump Instead of six spades and one South managed to bring the contract home. West opened the jack of dia monds and South decided that (he ace of clubs was going to be in the West hand together with at least four diamonds. Therefore, South won the dia mond lead In his own hand, ran off three heart tricks In order to . discard one of dummy's clubs and then cashed all five spades. He let his last heart go on the fifth spade and West who had discard ed two clubs on the first four spades had run out of discards, He did the best he could and let a club go whereupon South simply led dummy's last club ana piayca low lrom his own hand. West had to play the ace and South had his twelfth trick . For a detailed description of the Jat-oby Transfer Bid order a copy of Jacohy's new 64-page . book "Win at Bridge." Just send your name, address, and SO cents to: Oswald Jacoby Bender Serv ice, c-o (his newspaper. P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Badio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. I 5 i, w. w , v s r vT' iw, - , . , . V . V : . ,y - i - r ii - i liiiiiiirri V - x Q The bidding has been: South West North East ? You, South, hold: ; AQ5 VKJS 4Q98 AK5 What do you bid? A One club. Yon have 19 points and with 4-3-3-3 dlstrlbu f Hon should definitely bid one i club, not one spade. ? TODAY'S QUESTION You do open one club and your partner responds one dia mond. What do you do now? Answer Monday Fits Rapped By Appling SALEM UH - Secretary of Slato Howell Appling Jr. suggest ed today that legislators slop throwing "a fit of pique" when an executive officer exercises his au thority. Appling was commenting on a bill to give the legislature control over space in tlio capitol. It was introduced on the heels of the dis covery that a civil defense center Is being built in the basement on executive order. Appling said it is Ironic thut legislators who support giving the governor more authority "are the lirst to throw a fit of pique when lie exercises his authority." "Their present ludicrous posture reminds me of tlie dachshund who met himself face to rump while going around in circles," he said. "This bill, conceived in frustra tion, again points up the basic chirnplircma of legislators who constantly seek to take over ad minislralivo functions," he said FOSSILIZED PLANT? Bert Moore, 50, 1235 Owens Street, observes what ha bslievas is a piece of a petrified cycad trunk, a flowering plant which was common in soma parts of North America during the Miocena epoch about 35 million years ago. Moore, a rockhound and one-time prospector, found the curio in the desert about two miles southeast of Paisley recently and left it with the Klamath County Museum. Mn. Lloyd Seeley, curator of the museum, has shipped the object to the University of Oregon to be positively identified and catalogued. Cycads, believed to be among the earth's first flowering plants, survived in moist, torrid climate that was once characteristic of Southern Oregon. Fossilized remnants of the plants have been found at various locations in South Dakota but discoveries elsewhere have been rare. Contestants Aided By Coinword Explanations EXPLANATIONS ACROSS 1. Sometimes a IX)YAL habitant will spend his entire life within his county, having no chance to travel. An inhabitant would not have to be described as LOCAL. 3. Church bells seem to CHIME more clearly when we have a guilty conscious for not attend ing, church. Church bells do not CHIDE or reprove, hut invite. 5. It takes more than an ACE to win at bridge. One must hold other cards as well. The correct ACT or action in playing should enable one to win. 6. Communism will never MULE while human nature rebel: against it. In the meantime, it can RILE or irritate millions who hate it. 7. On vacation, a homeowner might search for some way to: kill a WEEK that was boring. He could kill a single WEED by merely pulling it up. To be caucht on a hiehwav without an essential TOOL could be most disturbing. A TOLL would only be essential if one were driving. IB. Telling a storv full of lengthy GAGS is a waste of timel it can be told in fewer words. story full of lengthy GAPS or spaces would not be a waste of time if it were continued each evening after dinner. 11. To be content, many older persons must count on an occa sional DOZE or nap. A DOLE or1 charitable handout would leave many older persons very discon tented with their lot. 15. EDE.V was a former Prime Minister of Great Britain. EVEN' was not. 16. A little IRE or rage could be the cause of a bad skid if it jdistracted a driver. A little ICE would not be likely to produce C R N AEee V fiu l i MwIe E K B a Bi. 5 A 018 E 1 I f. T PjOl E 2 or IS TT V .HEP ETn We xIpURI'B I AlDlE clever to most people. A pet CHOW is often clever but this is not so surprising since it is more often observed. 4. An oven may burn someone il a turkev is INVERTED or really bad skid unless another car were passing at the instant. 17 The acceptance of a BRIDE might depend upon one's social convictions. The acceptance of a BRIBE would depend upon one's ethics or honor. 18. Outdoor barbecues call fori a good BLADE or knife. They1 do not require a BLAZE but rather a smoldering charcoal fire. EXPLANATION'S DOWN 2. The person who ACCEPTS clearly is easy to understand. The person who ACCENTS clearly may be speaking in a for- eign language. 3. A pet CROW is surprisingly Boss Pleads Innocence KANSAS CITY. Mo. UPI William Sermon, 62. former politi cal boss of suburban Independ ence, pleaded innocent Friday to charges of evading payment of more than $225,833 in federal in come tax. Sermon, using a cane because of a hip ailment, appeared be fore U.S. District Judge John W. Oliver for the arraignment of five counts of income tax evasion cov ering a five-year period from 1956 to 1960. He was indicted Thursday by a grand jury for evading $225, 835 in taxes. He was released under $2,500 bond, pending trial after May 13. turned during roasting. A turkeyiahead or had her back turned to might be INSERTED oven in a test for size. 5. AL is short for Albeit. cold tlie car. 14. Almost anyone would retreat from an obviuus SNOB rather .I . k nUc.nl A U 6 Beggars are frequently Iess!u'" " l" i"""'"-Dir.r.i-n hrc ihvivious SNUB might invite a re- are not begging man tney ap- K-ar when begging. They are usually as RUGGED or frail as thev appear suite this is more difficult to change. 8. A lazy employe might re fuse to BELIEVE a fellow work-' er lor a hundred ditlerent -rea sons. He could not refuse to RE LIEVE a fellow worker if he were ordered to do so or be fired 12. A message written on a lost SHIP may be for help and be thrown overboard in a bottle. If it were written on a lost SLIP no one would ever know about it. 13. A nasty JEER from a pass ing car could Ingntcn a timia woman. She would never see a LEER if she were looking straight joinder rattier than a retreat. Cancer Society To Show Film "The Other City," one of the most dramatic films in the files of the American Cancer Society, will be shown during tlie regular meeting of the local chapter of the society, slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. April 10, in the Dr. Sharp Medical Building, 1435 Esplanade, according to Mrs. John Dickinson, publicity chairman. O. K. McCart, president of the county chapter of the society, has urged that all volunteer work ers attend the meeting. Andrew Johnson served as a U.S. senator after completing his presidency. Your uiabla discards will halp ui to help othars. Don't throw 'm away. CALL: The SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE 4lh A KUmath TU 4-ftMl Ranchers! Stockmen! Take advantage of our Month of April Custom Butchering Special We have the latest type state inspected and licensed unit. Butcher at your location anytime. Call now if your stock is ready! GRIGSBY'S SMOKEHOUSE Old Midland Road Ph. TU 2-0769 I3p ommunuu a la Air Pollution Control Added To Transit Bill enttar SUNDAY DECREE OF HONOR, 2 p.m., drill team and officers practice, KC Hall. OKDEU OF AMARANTH, 8 to 10:30 a.m.. Palm Sunday break fast, Scottish Rito Temple. Mem bers and guests. POMONA GRANGE, 7:30 p.m., omccrs meeting, 5th degree prac tice, Midland Grange Hall. FRIENDSHIP COUHT. Order of the Amaranth, 6 p.m., installa tion practice. Scottish Rile Tem ple. MONDAV TULELAKE HIGH SCHOOL, Parents' group, 7:30 p.m., meet ing, Music Room. GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION GROUP, 7:30 p.m., city library. Gibbon, Decline and Kail. WASHINGTON (UPD-The Sen-, ale, in passing President Kcn-i nedy's mass transit bill 52 - 41 riitirsday, adopted an air pollution control provision introduced by Sen. Maurine Neubergcr, D-Ore. The Neuberger provision cm- powers the housing administrator to withhold aid to any urban transportation system whose facil ities and equipment fail to comply with air pollution control criteria icstablished by tlie secretary of health, education and welfare. "Recent studies by the Public Health Service," Mrs. Neuberger said, "reveal the ugly price we are paying fur the benefits of mo tor vehicle travel in urban cities and suburbs. Motor vehicle air pollution in particular has been identified as the source of a broad spectrum of evils from the deci mation of crops and livestock to the aggravation of human dis ease. Although California now re-1 quires automobiles be equipped with devices to control motor DEGREE OK HONOR, p.m., meeting, KC Hall. 7:30 CAR, 7 p.m., meeting, conven tion plans, Mrs. Bruce Polly, 618 Spring Street. EWAUNA TOASTM1STRESS, 7:30 p.m., Wincma Hotel. Guests welcome. There are four kinds of poison ous snakes in the United Slates coral, copperhead, eottonmoulh and several varieties of rattlesnakes. Income Tax Date Near It's later than you think! There arc only 10 days left to file your federal income tax return (or VMVl. That's the friendly reminder from A. G. Erickson. district di rector of the Internal Revenue Service for the state of Oregon, who said: "I should like to remind the people in Oregon who have not yet filed tlieir tax returns of tlie services we can provide lo help them get their returns in before the April 15 deadline. "The most convenient service. Erickson said, "is tlie telephone assistance service e)cciiilly de signed for those taxpayers who find it difficult to visit the dis trict of i ice. "Persons who have started their tax returns and arc puzzled by a problem or two should call the local Internal Revenue Service of fice closest to them. Then, if Ihey still need inlormation service. they should visit our locul oflice which is tin- most conveniently located fur llicni." Refinance Your Home ic Lower Monthly Payments -At Lower Interest Rates If Your Property Qualifies 30 yaart S'iS Inttrait. On ntwar typa raiidcntial proptrty in raitrlcted araai including and comparable to, Moyina, Lama Undo, Watt Park and parti ot Hot Spnnai. No loan fan or doling coitt other than titla fta. Principal and lnrc-r.it JS 84 par $1000.00 par month, or $116.80 monthly on 120,000 loan. Contact ui if yov would lika to (1) Raduca your month ly paymanti; (2) Obtain additional fundi tor Invaitmtnt or othor purpotot or; (3) Refinance in connection with tola. BARNHISEL AGENCY 112 S. 8th St. Telephone TU 2-3461 vehicle exhaust, the Neuberger ciause represents the first federal action to enforce air pollution con trol standards, the senator said. All Grocery Specials from last Thurs. -ad good thru Wednesday! All Purchases Mon.-Tue.-Wed. 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