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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1963)
Jacoby On Bridge t f"t tfrroado ssj A "d A t ssiy V t km A I jta TMM lunog aquauinA tn,og 198-H CSi&MA ZEVI' (a) Riaos C59V iDOTf stoie- sisrv 9 6 A ZOIA 0 8 01 XSV3 ISM it)- orv A ran I HiHON PAGE -A HERALD AND NEWS, Klanuth Falls. Oregon Wednesday, May 1, 1K3 -I ' I i ' ? L 4J Miss Sam Try By OSWALD JACOBV Newsiuner Enterprise Ashn There are many ways for North and South to bid their cards, but when this hand was played In a New Jersey duplicate no o n c Teached the lay down slam in, hearts. In fact those pairs who nlaved hearts rather than no- rump received good scores for 'making six. No one made 12 Iricks in no-trump. f Also, six spades makes as easi ly as six hearts, but no one even played spades. I can find nothing wrong with the opening heart bid, the jump response of two spades ana tnc rcbid to three hearts. ; I also can't find much worng with North's bid of four hearts. He has jumped to show 17 or 18, points and that Is what he has. Furthermore, If North does decide in some further strong bid what should it be? '. On the other hand, it seems to tne that South can find a bid above four hearts. Ho only has 12 points In high cards, but he has a six card suit, Lirce spades for his partner, first or second round control of every suit and a hand that looks decidedly slam- mish. Even though South has a void a Blackwood four no trump aeems in order. If North shows three aces, South can think about (even. If North shows two aces South can aflord a six bid, ; Actually, North will show just One ace, but South can still bid six. If North's one ace turns out to be clubs, South will be set but that is unlikely and you don't win at bridge by waiting fnr sure1 things. Kor well-founded tips on bid ding, order a copy of Jacoby's new 64 - pago book "Win at Bridge. Just send your name, ad dress. And 60 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, care this newspaper, P.O. Box 4H9, Dept. A Radio Cily Station, New York 19, N.Y. I Q The bidding has been: ouUs Weal North T.nl 3 A Pais 2 V Fau 4 N T. Tass S Tais : i Ymi, South, hold: lAAKQJ 10SS VAII KI A What do you do? t A Bid tlx padre You oashl to mak Ik TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding five dia mond to show one are, your partner bids five hearts to ahow two. What do you do? Answer Tomorrow f -l . - h i if is tsjVaii'iffi" liiTi""r-' ' 'Hi'iKr'--' rtr" ''-----""--'-- THE LONG ROAD The Highway of Progress which took 25 years to accomplish in Home Extension work up to 1963, was painted as a backdrop for the program in the exhibit buildinq at tha Klamath County Fairgrounds April 16 by Mrs. Norman Risley of the Midland Unit. Mrs. Risley has designed and made the original drawings of backdrops for 10 years. Members of her extension unit then helped paint and put tha large pictures together on tha wall at the rear of the stage. This one was about 9 by 12 feet. Beside tha roadway ware depicted a number of the projects offered in home extension that women have studied. r.c. -i"! i J ' ( i ELan sl! -' 'yJ ' Tn I U.S. Slates Launchings One-A-Day WASHINGTON' IUPH - The United States w ill deploy inter-con tinental ballistic missiles at a rate of one a day during the remainder of 1963, the Defense Department said; today. The announcement came as the Air Force accepted the 100th Minutcman ICBM to become ready for launching at the Malmstrom Base, Great Falls, Mont. By the end of the year, under the Pentagon plans, well over 500 ICBMs will be ready for firing Not included are 144 Polaris missiles aboard submarines com missioned so far. The number ol Polaris missiles at sea will prob ably reach 288 by next Jan. 1. Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester said the one-a- day deployment of ICBMs includes all types still in program. The biggest remaining orders are for Minuteman, but the Tiian II ICBM also remains to be de ployed. The first Titan II missiles are expected to be ready soon at Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Tucson, -Ariz. The number of Minuteman mis siles at Great Falls will be in creased to 130, all of them in un jderground silos where destruction by an enemy would be impossible unless there was an almost di rect hit. The total number of ICBMs fnr which firm plans have been made now stands at 1,164, of which all but 350 Minutemen were ordered by the Eisenhower administration The Kennedy administration in creased the Minuteman orrjers irom ouu to me otner totals are 126 Atlas and 108 Titan and Titan II. The total number of Polaris mis siles planned is 656, of which 192 were added by the Kennedy Ad ministration. 1938-1963 Tha years In between have made radical changes in family life in both city and rural homes. Chiloquin Home Extension members made this attractive ex hibit showinq homes of tha two eras, "Then and Now." Left is Mrs. Manual Ochoa and at right is Mrs. Earl Hall, Chiloquin Unit. c!-u.. rX V54.69-75 STAR. GAZERO TAUIUI MAY 31 9-10-18 V '44-71-83-89 OtMtNl MAV 22 eJUN22 . 6-45-48 ) 51 -70-76 CANCft JIULY2) 2- 812-16 40-60-791 UO m JULY 24 Q.. AUG. 23 A38-43-49 i65-77-8l-90 10 VIRGO AUG. 2 SEPT. 22 ! 3-15-29-34 37-68-74 -Bj CLAY R. PO. LAN- M Yoor Dnitr Activity Gvitk JK' According to thvStan. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Don'' 2 Make 5 A. .dt 7 v-j-e 10Lk 1 I Wonderful 13 Kffp UFor 16 The 17Ctjlr.J 18 You'll 19 For ?DFnefid ?l Public 71 You'll 23 Pfodj;t 24 And 25 Fagtt 76 Brings 2?Hov 29 Or 31 Trip 3? Afrtfing 2 i Li-jht Ne.ghbof : btst 2i '-J 3? '..fifing 38t.fc.st 39A..J 0 Sun A On I 42 Ycnll A?. Freh , 44 To 46 Fit,, 41 Be A'4 Aiylhtng -19 A. r : 50 Vou'rt M In ' 52 Re itorch 51 Now 54 Good 5b.! n 5fl relieved 54 Muk 53 When 5f '.Vn.rlwind 60 Shine 61 Yrnj ft2 O eJHtar 64 Covh 6b D-er 6fS K pt 67 And-' 63 Retutn 6? 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All other students in the school ill help in Ulc decoration.' Sing ing, dancing, tumbling and music by the school band will also he participated in by the Honaiua students. Accident surveys among farm people show that during the sum mer and early fall the accidental death rate is about 23 per cent higher than during the remainder if the year. To mothers to be - wifh love on Mother's Day A Gift of i Maternity Fashion from LaPointa's Check Now Antique SALEM An W voucher, mailed out almost 4 years ago by the Oregon State Highway Depart ment, came back this week as a well-preserved, antique mailing piece. The voucher, dated Sept. 12. 1017. was made out to C. T. Smith of Washougal. Wash., and was to be signed by him and returned as soon as possible. For reasons unknown. Smith never got around to mailing it. The voucher was sent to Smith in payment of services furnished to "H. B. Fletcher and party," apparently highway surveyors. Smith transported the group "from Cascade Lockes to Wycht." some five miles up the Columbia River. Four trips were made in August 1917. at $2 per triP- in rclurnini! Hie voucher th'S week, the anonymous sender at Mosier enclosed it in an old sen addressed brown envelope with nr.ni inp directed to Herbert Nunn. State Highway Engineer, Room 303. State House, Salem, Ore. Nunn look office Am il 10. 1917. I! was the lirst state highway engineer of the newly formed State Highway Department. State Highway Commissioners then serving, and w'ho assumed ot Ifice Feb. 28, 1917, were S. Ben son of Portland, chairman; W. U Thompson of Pendleton, and E. J. lAdams of Eugene. BUELO Anywhere City Ranch Lake Front NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME FHA -ed LOANS Available for Anywhere You Choose! 100 Financing 97 Financing ! Work Out Your 3 If You Wish! 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