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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore. Monday, April . ISM PAGE S Formal Polaris Treaty Morse Demands End Of Minority Rule Jacoby On Bridge Inked By Britain, U.S. SAN FRANCISCO t UPI 'Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., has called administration into compulsory ar some procedure that is mutually acceptable. The delegates to the convention passed a resolution urging an end approved Bridges' self-determination proposal. Bridgees, Vice President J. R. Robertson and Secretary-Treasiir. bitration. "It is my fear that the impact WASHINGTON UTI '-Secreta-y of State Dean Rusk and British an effective military operation. The sales agreement specifies tlie price to be paid by Britain lor the missiles, as well as the other components of the systems and any technical assistance need on Americans to end the "dicta torial, tyrannical minority rule" in Congress. He told the closing session ol of automation upon such vital in dustries as the railroads. . could lorce harmful and ill-considered anti-strike laws upon the nation." J3? I NORTH t AQJS V KJ 9 A Q 8 5 4 AK WEST EAST 975 A104JJ Z VQ87 65 2 63 QJ109876 5 SOt'TH (D) AK6 A 10 3 K J 109 432 Both vulnerable South Wnt North Eait INT. Pass 7N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Q Ambassador Sir David Ormsby Gore today signed the formal agreement under which the Unit-, to the cold ar and a review of er Louis Goldblatt were nominated U.S. policies toward Communist China. for re-election without opposition. The nominations will go to the rank-and-file on a referendum bal lot, along w ith names of nominees for tlie International Executive Board. ed States w ill sell Polaris missiles the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union con vention here Friday that a small clique of "ultra conservatives" on 1LWU President Harry Bridges to Britain for use on submarines the United Kingdom plans to build. ed in arranging for their use on Morse said he opposes exclusive told the delegates that world peace could best be achieved by allow British-built submarines. Signing of the agreement car ried forward the long-range plan agreed upon by President Kenne dy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan at their meet ing in the Bahamas last Decem ber. compulsory arbitration because it This was disclosed by diploma "does not keep the negotiators guessing. If we get into a national ing the nations of the world to choose their own destinies. "Nations should hold a plcbicite under the supervision of the Unit ed Nations to choose their own political system," he said. D e 1 e g a t o s representing the ILW'U on the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii, as well as special guests from Australia and Japan, tic sources who said agreement kev congressional committees on sale of the missiles, minus nuclear warheads, will be present-) have near veto power over legis lation. Murse blamed the situation on emergency dispute . . . we must keep both parties guessing as to the procedure that will apply to1 Spring Pruning Fruit and Shodt Trees Evergreens and Ornamentals Baker's Nursery Call TU 2-5553 d to the British Parliament early next week. a system of seniority and rules: them." Morse said he is studying a new measure that would give to both The agreement covers the sale of procedure in Congress. not only of the missiles but tire The outspoken Oregon solon control systems and other com Peafowl love to eat peanuts, pre ferring them in the shell. said that a nation wide rail strike sides a last-change opportunity to agree on a voluntary basis lol ponents necessary to make them ould stampede Congress and the Counf Tells Of Finesse By OSWALD JACOBV Newspaper Enterprise Assn, "Win at Bridae" is my (irst bridge book in more than 20 years. It oulines the simple method of bidding and play that I have found most effective aftei 33 years of play from the White House to a tent in Korea. Here is a hand that illustrates how declarer may occasionally be just as sure of where a key card is as if he were looking right in the opponents' hands. South looks over dummy careful ly and counts 12 top tricks at no-trump with a two-way finesse for the queen of hearts to make his grand slam. He has to take the finesse some time or other, but the correct technique is to acquire as much iMormation as possible first. South wins the opening club lead and cashes nine more tricks in spades, diamonds and clubs. He watches the fall of the cards and notes that East has to discard on the second club. This means that West started with seven clubs. He also notes that West follows to three spades and two diamonds so 12 of West's 13 cards 13 cards are known to be other than hearts. mis leaves west with one heart. South leads a heart to dum my's king. West plavs the four of hearts and East is marked with the queen just as surely as n south had peeked. To get your copy of "Win at Bridge," just send vour namp address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, care this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. Q The bidding has been: South West North East 1 Pass 1 4 Pass You, South, hold: AQG5 VK J 3 4Q98 A K 6 What do you do? A Bid two no-trump. You have 19 points, 4-3-3-3 distribu tion and strength in every suit except the one bid by your part ner. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues with three spades. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Life Preserver Date Extended The State Marine Board reports that the Coast Guard will con tinue to accept as approved equipment, until Jan. 1, 1965, life preservers, buoyant vests and buoyant cushions in which the buoyant material i kapok or fi brous glass i is not encased in heat-sealed plastic bags. As the State Boating Laws require life saving equipmeng in boats to be Coast Guard approved, the exten sion automatically applies to the equipment used in Oregon boats. Originally, the acceptance of this equipment was to end July 1. All Coast Guard approved fiber-filled life preservers, buoyant vests and cushions manufactured since 1960 are' protected by the plastic bags. The extension for equipment manulactured before i960 applies only if the lilesav ing device is not weakened, rot ted or torn and if all straps and tie tapes are secured prop erly. liifesaving equipment showing evidence of oil stains, exposure to gasoline or not in good and serviceable condition will be rejected. mi w ma. I. f In VI FM Of. "I'm taking his temperature to see if he hu spring fever!" Birth Control Dispute Slated For High Court NOW IS THE TIME TO CONVERT Your Old Worn Out Wooden Windows with ALUMINUM WINDOWS NOTHING DOWM Up to 40 Monlhi to Pay aralum Tit:: 1317 t. Main TU 4-8196 CHICAGO (UPI) - Five mem bers of the Illinois Public Aid Commission (IPACi, their con troversial birth control program in danger of being ruled, sued and legislated out of existence. Sat urday vowed to go to the U.S. Su preme Court to save it. Commission Chairman Arnold Maremont and four other mem bers hired a private lawyer Fri day to carry their case to the courts. The embattled program, offer ing free birth control information and contraceptives to women on relief in an effort to cut back the high number of illegitimate births, went into effect Monday. Since then: Junior High Pupils Set LAKEVIEW - The Lakeview Junior High School honor roll for the third nine weeks of the school period showed three students with a grade point average of 4.Q0, according to Frank Oamck, principal. The students were Virginia Start, ninth grade; Leslie Pratt, eighth grade; and David Foster, seventh grade. Other honor roll students in the ninth grade were, Jesse Hankins, 3.80; Gary Moss, 3.75; Mclvin Dick, Marcia Gordon, Linda Moran. and Kenneth Thomas. 3.60; Carol Elder, Patricia Met zen and George Baughman, 3.50. For the eighth grade were Paula McDonald, 3. 83; Sherri Hendrick, Darryl Hild and Ulys Stapleton, 3.50. In the seventh grade roll were Nancy Murphy, 3.83; Ruth Augus tine, 3.66; JoAnn Middlebreoks, 3.66; Brenda Alexander and Bar bara Pratt. 3.60; Lea Flynn, 3.57; and Jack Fairchild, 3.50. Receiving honorable mention in the ninth grade were, Charlie Bodcnhamer, Floyd Cagle. James Carlson, Coral Moyer, Ar lene Elle, Neal Meisner and Carol Simpson, 3.25; Jean Sutherland and Barbara Taylor, 3.20; Lynn Abramson, James Blair, Robert Du.Milieu, Marcia Flynn. Casey Haugen, Gene Jaska, Barbara Lee, Linda Linvillc. Vergie Padgct, Candace Robertson, Jeff rey Sullivan, Linda Turner and Roxanna Young, 3.00. Honorable mention for the eighth grade went to Gene Geor getta. 3.42; Nancy Haxwcll and Christine O'Harra, 3.33; Chuck Griffin and Ronald Hotchkiss. 3.16; Dean Brickey, 3.15; Susan Castle. 3.H: Michael Newcombe, 3.10; Tim Barry, Lucille Cleland. Sharon Giles, Vcldon Hamilton, Gwenn Johnson. Susan Ogle, Vicki Ward, Cinda Weir and Cyn thia Woods, 3.00. The Illinois Senate passed a bill which would strip the plan of its most controversial elements by banning tlie information and devices to unwed mothers or mar ried women not living with their husbands. The state auditor a:id state treasurer were ordered not to draw any warrants .which would pay for birth control aid to such women. -The IPAC's official counsel, State Atty. Gen. William G. Clark, condemned the program and said he supported a suit for a court injunction to prevent it from operating. The board of directors of the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry called for the aboli tion of the Aid Commission. IPAC Secretary Daniel Walker said the head of a Chicago law firm, Thomas C. McConnell, was hired because Clark's opposition to the birth control program "left us without a lawyer." Opponents of the IPAC plan have claimed it amounts to a "subsidization of sin." 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