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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1963)
Jacoby On Bridge NORTH U AQ k; 3 AJ97M33 WEST EAST 475 AJ109M11 V 10871 V 96 543 J 7 5 2 None 85 10 SOUTH (D) K A AKQ109864 AKQ North and South vulnerable South West North East 2 Pass 3 Pan 4 NT. Pass S Pass 7N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 7 PAGE S-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, April 21, 1963 reafc Hand Wns Tif By OSWALD JACOBY ' Newspaper Enterprise Service No par contest would be com plete without one freak hand and Bill Root and Barry Flossier con cocted a humdinger when they prepared the hands for the Asso ciation of American Playing Card Manufacturers' I n t e r c o 1 1 e- ate Tournament. South has a really big hand , and should he amazed to find , his partner able to make a posi ;i tve response to his opening two .'bid. He seems to be cold for 13; jtricks if his partner can show tne missing ace. South uses Blackwood whereupon North bids five diamonds to show that one ace. South can now get a biddin, par for either seven clubs o seven no-trump and then finds that in order to get points for playing the hand he must play spade lead. Par contest or no par contest South can count all the tricks he . needs and then some unless all ' four diamonds are held in one " hand against him and should try to find a play to guard against this. ''The play is to win the first . trick with dummy's ace ot spades then discard his ace of hearts on dummy's queen of . spades. ' This establishes three heart tricks in dummy and South now f throws his ace, king and queen of , clubs on them. Then he leads dummy's jack o clubs and when the ten spot drons the rest of dummy's club suit is good and South makes the hand in spite of bad break in diamonds. For more expert advice on play of the cards, order your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Ja- ,coby. Just send your name, ad- . dress, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby .Reader Service, c-o this newspaper, P.O. Box 4m, Dept. A, Hadio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. Q The bidding has been: South West North East 1 1 IV Pass 2 A Pass 8 Pass 3 V Pass 4 Pass 4 V Pass 6 Pass , 7 . . You, South, hold: AQ65 KJJ 4Q98 AK8 What do you do? A Pass! There may be a bet- ter spot, but your partner has 'shown very food clubs and ha is more likely to hold five eiubs '. than five hearts. Do not so to seven became your hand la too weak In playlnr atrenfth al thonih yon do have plenty of hlsh cards. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding one heart over the diamond overcall your partner bids one spade. What do you do now? Answer Monday sWslT 1 VsW W lasj mm mm wmt il .,-.,,,.- mm-J 44i I If U it r - t: 7i mmnri &3r if -A PRINCESS GRACE RETURNS After a long absence, Princess Grace of Monaco, the former movie queen Grace Kelly, returns fo her American public. Here she is greeted in Philadelphia, by her fans as she entered city hall Friday with her husband Prince Rainier. The royal couple received a gift from the mayor and an official greeting to mark the start of a three-week vacation. UPI Telephoto Explanations Given For Last Week's Coinword Puzzle Assassination Plot Broken PARIS (UPI) - A new plot to assassinate President Charles dc Gaulle may have been smashed with the arrest in a gun battle of a leading Secret Army Organiza tion terrorist already under sen tence of death for an August, l'Jfi2, assassination attempt, police sources said Friday. Two policemen patrolling the area around the historic Pantheon on the Paris Left Bank Thursday night shot and killed one Secret Army Organization terrorist and wounded and captured a second when they found the two men try ing to steal a car similar to that used by the president. Friday morning police identified the wounded man as Serge Ber nicr, alias Jean Murat, sentenced to death in absentia last month for his part in the attempt to machine-gun De Gaulle at subur ban Pctit-Clamart last Aug. 22. Bcrnier was "transport officer" of the secret army's "Mission three" in metropolitan France. It was he who provided the three vehicles from which the OAS men launched their attack on De Gaulle last year, police said. Police sources said they were working on the theory that Bernie and his OAS colleague were steal ing a car as part of a new plot against Dc Gaulle when they were surprised by police. The shooting occurred in a quiet side street behind the Pantheon, tomb of many of France's illustri ous citizens which now is surround ed by a maze of night spots and student haunts. Patrolmen Jean Arcclin and Claude Moirzot were patrolling the area because of recent complaints ot automobile thefts when they found the two men attempting to open the rear door of a locked Citreon car. As they approached one of the men, Marcetteau de Brem pulled a gun and shot Arcelin, gravely wounding him. Bcrnier ran but was wounded by one of the bullets fired by iMorizol. Both men had false identity pa pers. But police later established the identity of De Brem as a well- known secret army terrorist who, they said, sheltered Bcrnier and another plotter alter the attempt to kill De Gaulle failed last August. ' EXPLANATIONS ACROSS 1. A clever ambassador knows when to be LITERAL and when it is wiser to speak figuratively He is LIBERAL according to his means and the dictates of his government without any depend ence upon his cleverness. 4. Father might be disturbed to! see a sloppy-looking BOB or hair cut on his daughter or wife at dinner. His infant's BIB would probably have been removed and the child put to bed before dinner! 7. 11 there is a cyclone, one would be better off in a TRAIL ER or. storm that followed and was less severe. A TRAWLER or fishing boat might sink quick ly- . It s a pleasure these spring days to see a beautiful DAWN or sunrise. It's seldom a pleasure to see any DARN in cloth. 9. An artist could resent his model's silly POSE. If she were modeling, she would not be close enough to POKE. 10. The value of a VIOL or musical instrument depends! upon what sort of music it pro duces. A VIAL or glass tube could produce anything and still be worth the same amount. 11. Freedom-loving people can not understand the Communist WAIL or propganda for proletari at control through dictatorship. The Communist WALL in Berlin is obvious. 15. Cocktail parties seem to in spire AVID or eager comments. The consumption does not often inspire ARID or dry comments which usually call for concen-i trated thought and sharp wits. lb. I tie expert archer develops j his ARM through regular use. His AIM has already been fully developed il he is an expert. 17. A neglected CHILD might go into pneumonia as well as any other illness. A neglected CHILL might apply to food, flow ers, or many things that would not go into pneumonia. 18. Love hi a great antidote for heart THROES or pains. It U JL T ERA t B 0 B 1 AEA -S-J- Ifi Al il R l AYLH Isl Id l b ? A N M wUll L iTP 1 -1 B IcImI i kb! ItihIpJoIeIs causes THROBS or pulsation but would seldom be a remedy fori such. EXPLANATIONS DOWN I. Those who expect to remain single should avoid any LIGA TION' or bond. An occasional LI BATION or drink should have nothing to do with remaining sin-file. 2. Overrun with RATS, a beau tiful park would need a lot of at tention to see, catch and get rid of them. Overrun with RUTS, il woultl need repairs more than at tention. 3. It' is easy enough to LEAD a mule if the mule is willing to go along. To LOAD him would depend upon the weight of the Woman Draws 4-Year Term PORTLAND IL'PD-Star Elaine Wallace, convicted of manslaugh ter in the stabbing of her hus band, drew a four-year probation ary term and a suspended $2,000 fine from Circuit Judge Richard Burke Thursday. The 32 -year -old woman was charged with killing her husband. Jack, after a family quarrel. Her attorney said Mrs. Wallace will live with her mother in Sa lem and may turn to work with retarded children. Authorities continued to investi gate telephoned threats to two jurors during the trial. The caller threatened to "cut tip" the jurors unless they acquitted the woman. objects loaded and their distribution. 4. A rising BELLOW from a bull might frighten a landlubber especially, if he came from the city. A rising BILLOW might merely be a cloud. 5.. Everyone is familiar with the talkative BARBER that lis tens to him and talks with him. The talkative BARKER at a side show is usually a stranger and not familiar. 6. An INFLAMED or angry toreador might lose control of the situation and be the victim of a bull. An INFLATED or puffed-up toreador may have just slain the bull. 12. Artists invariably include LIMBS of trees in their land scapes. They do not always in- elude LAMBS. 13. An escaped convict could find it difficult to change a TEN dollar bill quickly not wishing to be seen. 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