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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1963)
Jacob On Bridge NORTH AKSTS 7 78 52 97 K33 WEST VQ1094 AKQ J Q87S EAST Q 10 9 83 4) 8532 10984 BOOTH D) 4 AJ543 VAKJ 10 8 4 AJ Both vulnerable South West North Eit 1 4 Double 2 Pam 4 A Pass Paw Pass ' Opening lead K One-Time Oregon Plane Crash Victim Recovers From Frostbite, Injury Moke Mosf Of Chance By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Once in a while when you have a choice of plays you have a def inite right way and wrong way. Other times you have a good play and a poor play. It is rare Indeed that all you have is a guess. South ruffs the third diamond In dummy and leads the king of spades. Then he plays a second epade. East follows and South Is at the crossroads. Should he finesse the Jack or should he try to drop the queen? As a matter of strict mathe matics the dron offers the belter chance of success, but there Is more to this hand than strict mathematics. South should finesse because if he finesses he will make the hand whether or not the finesse works. Actually it does work where upon South pulls the last trump and eventually tries the heart finesse to seo if he can make an overtrick. That finesse will lose, but his contract will be safe. Suppose the finesse fails to work. West wilt win a trick with the queen of trumps, but he will have to give the trick back on his next lead. If he leads his fourth diamond South will trump in dummy and discard his Jack of hearts. If a heart is led South will make his Jack. If West leads a club South will win with the lack: cash the ace of clubs; enter dummy with its last spado and discard the Jack of hearts on the king ol ciuns. No guessing when you have your copy of "Win at Bridgcj With Oswald Jacoby." Just send your name, address, and 50 cents toi Oswald Jacoby Header Serv ice, care this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Sta tion, New York 19, N.Y. Q The bidding has been: ! Routh Wot North East 1 Tasa Pan 1 : T You, South, hold: 4AKQJ10S! AJI 4K4 4 What do you do? A Bid four apadra. Tft ex pert a diamond lead which will make your auif of diamonds a nra trick. TODAY'S QUESTION This time ymir one spade was followed by two diamonds by West; two spades by North and three heart by East. What do you do? Answer Tomorrow FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) - When Pat Davis glides on the dance floor, walks along the golf links or dips into a swimming pool, she is fulfilling a promise she made five years ago in Oregon. Pat, an attractive blonde, vowed to resume these aclivities after suffering severe frostbite injuries while waiting three days for res cue on a snow-covered mountain following a plane crash. She lost the left leg below the knee and has only a grafted 3'j inch sec tion of her right foot. A small aircraft, piloted by her husband, band leader Bruce Dav is, crashed during a snow storm in four feet of snow at the 6,200 foot elevation on Mt. Aldrich in Central Oregon. The couple was en route from Fresno to Spokane. Husband Sought Help Pat suffered a fractured pelvis, severe bruises and abrasions. Her husband was forced to leave her to seek help. Davis made a lean-to and bun dled her in spare clothing. He struggled 25 miles through the deep snow drifts to the nearest community although he suffered two broken ribs in the crash. "I don't remember much," Pat says of her rescue wait, "f laughed, I sang, I talked to my self, 1 cried and I prayed a little." An Air Force helicopter re moved her to a John Day, Ore., hospital where she spent three months. Altogether, Pat has had 14 op erations on her legs since the crash. Her hands also were froz en while on the mountain and the feeling only came back complete ly 18 months ago. Bat the spunky 40-year - old mother of two teen-age children has refused to become discour aged despite the almost constant pain. Likes Smiles Better "There is no middle road with me I can be happy or get depressed and I like it better smiling through," she says. Naturally, her injuries have re quired a change in the style of her activities. "When I swim I have to scoot out into the water ' and scoot back," she explains. "All the movement has to be done with the arms." In dancing, Pat, who limps slightly, has to move with the pressure on the heel of her right foot. However, she has danced the twist with her husband at a motel where his band performs. Although the a e r i a 1 accident was frightening, Pat hasn't grounded herself. The Davises have purchased two aircraft since the crash and Pat often takes the PAGE 12 B- Lid Clamped On Cheaters WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House, cliafing under complaints that some of its members have cheated, today passed legislation to tighten restrictions and report ing requirements on congressional travel outlays. The bill's sponsors pointed out that the measure was drafted be fore the most recent round of pub lished criticism which has cen tered on a handful of members. They said It grew out of "trial and error over a period of years. The legislation now goes to the Senate. No member's alleged abuse was mentioned during House debate on the bill. But Rep. Omar Burleson, D-Tcx., chairman of the House Administration Committee, said his group had heard "rumors" that a few members had taken advantage, of t h e loose control system now in effect. Burleson said the bill's object was to make sure every cent spent on overseas travel, whether in U.S. or foreign currency, is properly accounted for, and that Ihe record is opened for public in spection. That way, he said in response to a question, the spotlight of pub lic opinion will be focused on the few, If any, who abuse their posi tions, without reflection on the rest of Coongress. In bucking the bill to Ihe Sen ate, members expressed open doubla as to whether the "olhcr body," as It is called in the House. would add its endorsement. 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