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HERALD AND VEWS, Klamath Fall, Oregon
Friday, May 10, 1963
Jacoby
On Bridge
WEST
A 7 6 2
.V K 9 7 4 :
754
85
NORTH (D)
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V A Q J
AKJtl
AKQ
EAST
AKQ 1098S
V 5
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4. J 631
SOUTH
A A3
V 10 8 111
10 3 2
10 9 7 4
North and South vulnerable
North East South West
2 2 A 2 NT. Pass
8 NT. Pasi Pass Past
Opening lead A 7
: Right Play
Makes Bid
l y, By OSWALD JACOBY
' Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
C "When worse contracts are
" reached," mumbled South when
; he saw dummy, "I expect lo be
. declarer."
; Meanwhile, North wandered
; around the table to look at
South'! hand. This is not good
bridge etiquette, but it happens
all too often.
- 'Where did you (Ind that imme-
diate two no-trump bid?" yelled
SNorth.
'. "The same place you found your
.lump to six, replied South
;:"Keep still and let me see what 1
:can do with this mess.
I After that peroration South pro
ceeded to make the slam and
; there was nothing East and West
-could do about it.
- South figured out that there
was one combination of cards
that would allow him to make
six no-trump and then gave the
cards a chance.
He took the first spade, led a
heart and finessed dummy's jack.
Then he laid down the ace and
C kins of diamonds and dropped
'. East's queen. Now he cashed
Idummy's three high clubs to see
lif Ihe jack would fall. Then back
;io his hand with the ten of dia
monds for another heart finesse.
'Eventually he conceded the last
' trick, but scored game, slam and
rubber.
' "The luckiest so-and-so alive,"
grumbled East.
"A lucky player would have
.dropped the jack of clubs and
made1 seven," replied South.
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House Okay To Surplus Grain Curb Seen Victory For JFK
WASHINGTON HJPIi The 'strategists are driving for final (automatically would activate
Senate Agriculture Committee lenactment before May 21, the date provisions of a 19B2 law granting
handed the Kennedy Administra- wheat growers w ill vote on a con- more flexible acreage controls on
linn a major farm policy victoryltroversial administration- backed wheat. Opponents of the wheat
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South Went North Cut
1 2 JA A
7
Yoti, South, hold:
A KQJ1IS5 VAJ1 KI M
What do you do?
A Bid five ni&de, Tm dotal
know whe fan m&ha what, but
yoa donl wait U e--U tat
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TODAYS QUESTION
Wwt bids dx dor and North
and Cut past, What do yrm do?
KENNEDY DOLLS The JFK Musical Rocker, that rocks
and plays Happy Days Are Here Again, is pictured with
some of the first models of the Japanese-made toy. The
manufacturers were told to use their own judgment on
costumes but to keep it dignified. They sent back several
samples, shown here, of what they thought the U.S. Presi
dent would wear during a 24-hour period.
UPI Telephoto
Obscenity Law Revision
Okayed In Oregon House
SALEM (UPI I A revision ofi
the Oregon anti-obscenity law was
approved by the House today with
only 11 dissenting votes,
The House - passed measure
however, differed widely from the
bill that cleared the Senate ear
lier. It will have to return to the
Senate in an effort lo Iron out
differences.
Two law enforcement officers!
warned that the House passed
version contains "loopholes" that
will make it ineffective and per
haps unconstitutional.
The Senate version was brief,
leaving it up to a jury to define
obscene matter.
The House Judiciary Commit
tee rewrote the bill, adding def
initions of obscene matter, ami
adding certain "defenses" where
person would be innocent un
der the law.
Rep. Shirley Field. R-Portland
said the House version was based
on language from the American
Law Institute and had slood up
in court tests In oilier states.
She called the Senate version
"open lo legal question ... a pig
in a poke.
Rep. James Redden, D-Med-I
lord, said the Senate version
would be unfair to a disscmina
lor because it would not give
him any standards to judge ob
scenity.
Rep. Robert Ji.. , R-Portland.
said, "when you have a crime,
you should have a definition."
Heps. Ed Elder, R Eugene, a
former sheriff, and Philip Lang,
I)-Portland, a former policeman,
cplied it would be hard to prose
cute under the details of the
House hill.
today by approving without
chance a House-passed hill to
curb surplus feed grain production.
Committee Chairman Allen J.
Ellender, D-La.. said after the 11
6 vole that he would move to
bring the measure before the Sen
ate next Monday.
The bill would extend into 19fi4
and 1965. wilh some revisions, an
existing program under which pro
ducers of corn and other feed
Brains can qualify for government
payments by voluntarily curbing
production,
The current struggle over the
bill involved timing. Democratic
wheat control program for 1964. plan contend the push for fast
Passage of the feed grain billaction on the feed grain bill is
designed to make the wheat plan
more attractive to farmer-voters.
Sens. Bourke B. Hickenlooper,
R-Iowa, and Spcssard L. Holland,
D-Kla., tried unsuccessfully in
amend the House-approved feed
grain measure. On the final com
mittee vote approving the bill, El
lender was joined in voting "yes"
by two of the committee's six Re-
wbiicans and eignt ot me jhiik:i
As for the wheat program,
President Kennedy told his news
conference Wednesday that there
no alternative plan "in the
wines 1 Growers reject tne may
121 proposal.
Shasta Legion
Names Officers
MOUNT SHASTA - Craft Post
No. 157, American Legion, and
Unit No. 157, American Legion
Auxiliary, recently elected offi
cers (or the 1963-64 year.
Post officers are Philip Goo-
gins, commander; Dave Peter
son, first vice commander; John
Kinstry, second vice commander.
and John Codamo, third vice
commander.
Other officers include Howard
Simcox, adjutant; Cathy Sehorn,
historian, and Arnold Durkce,
sergeant-at-arms.
Auxiliary heads are Rilla Pe
terson, president; Barbara Sim-
cox, first vice president; Reita
Bassett, second vice president;!
Sylvia Sehorn, secretary, and
Mrs. Petrie Fitzgerald, treasurer.'
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