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Jacoby On Bridge PAGE 4-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Thursday. May t, 1963 FOREIGN NEWS COMMENTARY tyQaincy OUR ANCESTORS Dominican Crisis Recedes After Two Weeks Of Threat NORTH t AKQJ1 VXI4 Q932 85 WEST EAST 54 7 WJ98 VAQ 1075J J754 6 J64 Q109J: SOUTH (D) A A log a 3 2 4 A K 10 8 AK7 Both vulnerable Sooth Wfst North East 1 A Pass 3 Pan 4 NT. Pass 5 Para 6 4 Pass Para Pass Opening lead 6 ' Joe Makes Bad Play By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Asm My old friend Hard Luck Joe has acquired a shot of confidence and is playing rubber bridge again. Playing al six spades Joe drew trumps, cashed his ace and king of clubs; ruffed his last club in dummy, returned lo his hand with the ace of diamonds, led h i s deuce of hearts and played the kine from dummy. East won with the ace and re turned a heart which Joe trumped Now Joe cashed his last trump, thought for a while end led a diamond to dummy's queen. East showed out and Joe had to lose a trick lo the jack of diamonds. "My usual hard luck," snarled Joe. "The ace of hearts was wrong and diamonds failed to break. Why did I ever start play ing again?" It was hard luck, and also bad play. Do you see why? West knew from the bidding that his partner held an ace. If West held a singleton he would probably havo led it in the hope of getting a ruff. Hence, if any one held a singleton diamond it would be East, not West. You can fight hard luck! Order your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, care this newspaper, P.O. Box 4119, Dcpl. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. Q The bidding hai been: South Writ North Eut 1 24 2 ' 1 ? You, South,' hold: AKQJ1H5 VAlt 4K4 4 What do you do? A Bid thrre spades onlr. Ton want to bur Ina hand at four spades but a Jump lo four apadra mliht produce a bid of fire In a red auii. TODAV'S QUESTION This time the bidding was two clubs by West, two spades by North, five clubs by East What, do you do now? Answer Tomorrow DUVALIER CHEERED In Haiti, cheering natives demonstrate Tuesday in, favor of President Francois Duvalier near the Haitian capital of Port-Au-Prince. The UN secur ity council scheduled a meeting on the crisis despite U.S. efforts to confine the issue to the Organization of American States. UPI Telephoto Tule Dress Revue Slated Saturday Demos Approve Seashore Park PORTLAND IUPI) A bill lo establish a 42,(100 acre national seashore at (lie Oregon Dunes drew approval of the Multnomah County Democratic Executive Committee Tuesday night. T!ie committee went on record as favoring the Nrubcrgrr pro posal over a similar but more limited bill proposed by Rep Robert Duncan, D-Ore. 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The senior division winner will attend the State 4-H Dress Revue this summer at Davis. The day-long activities of the dress revue will involve all adult and junior clothing leaders. The food project members and leaders will provide the refresh ments. Judging the modeling phase of the contest will be 4-H clothing leaders, Erma Schlutcr, Alturas; Helen Arnelt, Ccdarville, and Mary Cook, Eagleville. The Tulelake Grange will fur nish all awards for the dress revue. Tulclakc's 4-H Dress Revue is conducted jointly by tile Tulelake 4-H Leaders Council and the Uni versity of California Farm Ad viser's Office of Modoc County. By PHIL NEH'SOM UI'I Foreign News Analyst Haiti's dictator-President Fran cuis Duvalier was a little like the weather this week everyone was talking about him but there seemed little that anyone could do about him. After two weeks of crisis, the threat of war on the little island of Hispaniola, shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, seemed to be receding. Interestingly, the very demo cratic forces which Duvalier ef fectively had destroyed among Haiti's 4.2 million wretched peo- pie, were among those helping him to remain in office. One of these was the peace team dispatched' by the Organi zation of American States to Port au Prince and to Santo Domingo to attempt to mediate the quar rel which had led Dominican President Juan Bosch to threaten to send his troops plunging across the Haitian border. The other was the United Na tions to which Duvalier had ap pealed on the charge that the Dominican Republic threatened Haiti's "democratic institutions. Among African nations there was a sentiment that Duvalier'si U. N. charges should be debated. But both OAS and the possible1 U. N. action simply consisted of delaying tactics. For. while Bosch agreed to hold! off military action pending OAS findings and Haitr agreed to re lease "little by little" an esti mated 100 refugees in asylum in foreign embassies, the underlying! causes for violence remained within Haiti itself. From his presidential palace Duvalier shouted defiantly that he had been given power and that "God is the only one who will take it from me. But forces had been set in mo tion that would be difficult to stop. The U. S. long since had indi cated its distaste for Duvalier and in proof of the expectation of further violence began removing its citizens from Haiti. Even if he desisted from direct military action, Bosch himself could be expected to continue to work for Duvalier's downfall with the strong moral support of such as President Romulo Bctancourt of Venezuela and Gov. Luis Mu- noz Marin of Puerto Rico. In fact in the whole of the Car ibbean area, Duvalier could look for help to no one. 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