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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1963)
Jacob On Bridge HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Or. NORTH 15 Al 62 V J 8 5 A 10 53 K76 WEST EAST A 10 9843 AS V 10 9741 62 4 .J976 10 2 J 9 5 4 3 SOUTH (D) a Kg j AKO KQ83 AQ8 No one vulnerable South West North East 3 NT. Pass 6N.T. Paaa Pass Pass Opening lead 10 Card Count Important By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Service The Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers con ducts an annual intercollegiate bridge tournament . in which the contestants play a series of pre pared hands. The players obtain points for both bidding and play and Bill Root and Barry Rossler who prepared this year's hands insure that everyone gets his chance to gain points for play by having the players bid first as they choose, but then play the hand at a directed official con tract; Playing at six no-trump South needs four diamond tricks to make his contract and, since it is a prepared hand, it is a cinch that diamonds won't break. His correct play is to cash all spades and hearts and the ace and queen of clubs and watch the fall of the cards from East and West. East will discard clubs on the third heart and third spade so West will have started with 10 'cards in the major suits. West will also have followed to two clubs so that he won't have more than one diamond. Dummy's ace of diamonds will be cashed and when West fol lows South will have accounted for all of his cards and will play ' East for the rest of the dia monds. For 64 pages of informa tive bridge pointers, order a copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Send your name, ad dress, and 50 cents to: Oswald 1 Jacoby Reader Service, c-o this newspaper. P.O. Box 489, Dept A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. 15 cTTu w..t North East 1 Pass 2 N.T. Pass 1 t You, South hold: AQ65 VK J3 .Q98 AK6 What do you do? A If your partner will treat four no-trump aa Blackwood, bid , four no-trump with the intention - of continuing to six if he shows either one or two aces, otherwise ' jump ria-ht to six. Do not consid- - er a rrand slam! TODAY'S QUESTION You hold the same hand and your one club opening is over called by one diamond, where upon your partner bids one heart What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Monday, April 15, 13 PACE 5 Baby Wins Art Award . SOUTH GATE, Calif. (UPH One of the blue ribbon winners !at this Southern California com munity's annual art exhibit Fri day night was an untitled "cx pressionistic" black and white painting done by a 22-month-old girl. "Very sensitive and reminiscent of strange creeping insects." was the way Judge Frederick Black, director of the Long Beach Mu .seum of Art, described the work. The entry was by Cherasa Bates, daughter of Al. Bates o( Los Angeles. Some of the artists were so 'shaken they picked up their en .tries and walked home. Said one artist: "li s not a work '.of art, but a happy accident." 1 Black and fellow Judge Robert A. Chuey of the Chouinard Art ' Institute of Los Angeles refused to alter their decision, however, 'upon learning the winner was a child. ' However, the rules were re I vised so that children's entries ill not be allowed next yar. The 10 blue ribbon winning ! paintings will be displayed for a month in the South Gate Art Gal-lcry. hm fi r! Tl 1 i v " r ... j ; ; - -f - v.- - ' A - . , -"-' V j . ' 'X ORDER OF ARROW TEPEE Post 100 Explorer Mike Tennant dressed in Indian gear displays authentic Indian regalia at the annual Modoc Council Scout Exposition April 6 at the Klamath County Fairgrounds. Ticket sales for the event were termed highly suc cessful. All proceeds will go to Modoc Council activities. The Klamath Falls Exchange Club aided the scouts by providing the work force for setting up booths and taking tickets at the door. - - . " , CROWDS FLOCK TO EXPOSITION Klamath Basin residents iammed the Klar County Fairgrounds from 6 to 9 p.m. on April 6 during the annual Modoc Area Coun cil Scout Exposition. Each troop set up a display depicting some aspect of scout life. There were 31 participating units. Sweepstakes winners were Pack 47, with a live puppet show on safety, and Troop 70, with a first aid demonstration. mat 2 m Cout-to-Cm2 NEWSPAPERS CHI THF MOST!! HhU III NOW THERE'S A MODEL TO FIT EVERY HOME air conditioning SELECT YOURS FROM 17 MODELS 0 r ALL YEAR AIR CONDITIONERS Usually built into your building but can be installed, out side. Nine models. Six draw air in at the buttom, heat and cool it, filter, dehumidify and emulate it tlnough ducts in the attic. Three models for perimeter heating and cooling-they draw air in at the top and discharge it through duct systems under the Iloor. CHILLER-HEATERS Chill or heat water in a scaled system. The companion fan-coil filter unit is small, to lit in attic, crawl space, or closet. If you now have a central heating system, chances are you can install it outside or in the basement and attach fan-coil filter assembly to existing ducts. Six models. Three designed for outside installation and three inside. WATER CHILLERS Two models for cooling only. One installs outside, the other inside. Very similar to Chiller-lltalcis-but pro duce summer cooling only. Ideal foi those who want to add summer cooling to their home. CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC I TTTTT TTITO rTtluIDn MV w a. i u & i a m u I'l i nil i. Nature Unfair To Elderly Women, Doctor Claims NEW YOHK a PI' - It is the contention of Dr. Robert A. Wil son, a veteran woman's doctor, thai nature is unfair to elderly uomen but that medical science can do something about it. Nature "desexes" woman when lie approaches her 50 s and there after she declines rapidly men tally and physically even though she may live lo be a hundred, in his. view. Nature does no such deteriorating thing to man, al though It usually kills him sooner. "Our streets abound with them., idderly women, i walking stiffly in twos and threes, seeing little and observing less," he said. "It is not unusual lo see an erect man of T5 vigorously striding along on the golf course, but never a wom an of this age." The young girl is "essentially of neuter gender." With puberty her body chemistry is flooded with tl.e hormones of femininity and they make her a woman. At the menopause, the "change of life estrogens production is abruptly curtailed. She returns to essential "neuter gender." t "There is variation in degree but not in fact." continued Wil son. VMen do not live as long as the so-called weaker sex. Howev er, they age, if free from serious disease? in a proportional man ner. The gonads fade gradually but there is no sudden shutdown." Because these gonad hormones are responsible for conspicuous sex characteristics, the layman blinks ot them as "sex hormones." Biochemistry knows, however, that they play important parts in the chemical processes which maintain whole body functional ef ficiency. Wilson said that in Ihe "estro gen-starved" elderly women, mus- Lorella Road Surface Job Bid Opening Set The Bureau of Land Manage ment, Department of the Interior, will open bids at 2 D m. PST April 24, 1963. at its Portland of. fice, for the surfacing of' 46 miles jof road near Lorella, Oregon, in Klamath County. The Bureau will furnish native cinders, which will be applied by the contractor, to the Bonanza Road for the surfacing improve ment project. Bidder will furnish all eouin- mcnt on a rental basis, including operators, transportation, repair and maintenance, fuel and lubri cants. This oroieet is Dart of the Ac. celerated Public Works Program recently inaugurated by the fed eral eovernment to aid distressed areas, and is set aside for small business concerns only. Detailed information may be obtained by writing the Bureau of Land Management in Portland, 1002 N. E. Holladay Street (P.O. Box 2861, Portland, Ore. Bids will be opened in Room 720 Federal Building al the above address. cle cells lose their strength, there is a loss in weight, energy and height. arteries "harden" at a! greatly accelerated rate, slie is made susceptible to mounting blood pressure, and her bones be come progressively more brittle. I And tlTe are mental effects. I "A large percentage ol women who escape severe degression ac quire a vapid cow-like feehns called a "negative stale." " he said. "It is a strair:e nvsrrv. Si'eh (people react poorly In n!c;tsant stimuli, yet do not sink t-i grea'. dt plhs of denrcs'inn. The world appears as through a g-av veil, and thev live as rlcK-i1-- h."-n,es creatures missin; most ef Tfc's values." Wilson wMiei merlin! seienee to apply "renlaeemcnt t'lv-v" ,to those cklcrlv women who nr? markedly declining, that is, gie CROSS KILLS GIRL NEWARK. N.J. U'Pl -A 500-pound granite cross toppled from a monument and killed an 8-year-old girl making a Good Friday visit lo her grandparents' graves. Scene of (he incident was the Mount Olifc Cemetery here. Al ice Talbot apparently had wan dered away from her parents with her 11-year-old brother. The boy heard a scream, and turned to see his sister pinned under the huge stone. ' them synthetic estrogens to re-jtiogens are administered to elder place those which their gonad ly women with caution. Wilson re glands are no longer producing, cently rebutted at length in the He is devoting himself to per-j journal of the American Medical suading other gynecologists to ae-Assoeiation a common medical cept tiiis view. 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