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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, OreEon Thursday, June 13, 19M PAGE J-A Lakeview DeMolay Boys To Install New Officers Jacoby On Bridge NORTH IS A 108 6 4 A 10 3 2 10765 A WEST EAST VJ87 V95 982 43 QJ10965 732 SOITH (D) A A973 AKQJ K84 North and South vulnerable South West North East 1 Pass 1 V Pass 2 A ' Pass 4 N.T. Pass S Pass 5 N T. Pass 6 A Pass Pass Pass Opening lead A Q How To Play Top Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. One of the best ways to win al hrirlpp is tn npt n cillv nnntrar-t and then make it, as this hand Hg HatGS PCOpIC from the Southeastern rhamnionj LAKEVIEW - Installation cere monies for the Bernard Daly Chapter of DeMolay will be held Wednesday evening, June 19, starting at 8 o'clock in the Lake view Masonic Hall. Both the cere monies and reception to follow will be open to the public. John Tainter, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Gregory Tainter of Lake j view, will be installed as master ' counselor. The other officers are I Richard Drinkwater, senior coun selor; Bruce MacKay, junior coun selor; Gary Moss scribe; Ken neth Bell, senior deacon; Tom Oakley, junior deacon; Terry L't i ley, senior steward; Jim Hall, jun ior steward; John Bach, marshal orator; Dan Smith, chaplain; Rob ert Johnson, sentinel, and Neil Meisner, standard bearer. The preceptors are Floyd Ca gle, first; Darrell Roush, second; Allan Shaw, third; Larry Lamp- kins, fourth; James McDonald, fifth; Jim Rudisell. sixth, and Wil liam Decker, seventh. Installation is under the direc tion of the Master Masons, and Larry Flynn. retiring master counselor, will be the installing officer. Louis Linville is the dad adviser for the group. Invitations to participate have been issued to the chapter in Klamath Falls and the Modoc chapter in Alturas. ' I 1 .J) LMIJ JOHN TAINTER ships in Miami. Fla., shows. With 20 high card points, South decided to jump to two spades after North responded with one heart to the opening diamond bid. From then on North turned him every way but loose and there was South at a nice slam con tract that had only one defect. There were two natural trump losers. South gazed at dummy , some what mournfully, but not mourn fully enough to tell East and West that his cause was hopeless. Dummy's ace of clubs held the first trick and South played the ten of spades. East had a prob lem. He did not know that South was looking only at ace-nine-seven-three of spades and East decid ed that it behooved him to play his queen. South put on the ace1 and when the jack dropped from' the West hand South was able to ruff out his last low club, pick up the rest of the trump suit with the loss of only one trick and chalk up the impossible slum. East had been faced with a lough play, but he could have af forded a low card on that first spade lead just in case West did hold that singleton jack. U Q The bidding has been: East Sooth West North 3 Double Pass 4 A Pass 4N.t. Pass 5 Pass ? You, South, hold: A VKJ97 AQSS K743 What do you do? A Bid six diamonds. Ton mlrht keep on plarinr hide and aek br roinc to 'tve no-trump, bat your partner has taken charge and diamonds la your best lit. TODAY'S QUESTION West bids four spades over your double and your partner doubles. What do you do how? Answer Tomorrow CHICAGO Russell Lungaro, a quiet 16-year-old charged with a series of shootings and forming a neo-Nazi gang: 1 hate people. Gilchrist Girl Wins Jane Anding of Gilchrist and a recent graduate of Gilchrist High, was awarded a full-tuition schol arship to attend Oregon College of Education next year. The scholarships are awarded by the State Scholarship Commis sion, with recommendations from the OCE scholarship committee, on the basis of need, field of stu dy, and grade point average of 2.5 or above. A total of 58 part-tuition schol arships, which arc awarded in any field of study, and 141 full tuition scholarships, limited to ele mentary education majors, were awarded at OCE this vcar. Teamster Leader Conviction Seen As Justice Victory NEWARK, N.J. UPH - Asst. U.S. Ally. Richard Levin saidj APPROVE INSURANCE BILL WASHINGTON (UP1 - The Senate Finance Committee Wed nesday approved a bill to give World War II and Korean War veterans an opportunity to renew G.I. life insurance they have al lowed to lapse. Although the Senate has passed the measure at least five times previously, it always has died in the House. Veterans Administration offi cials have said the plan would not cost the government any mon ey because veterans would pay all the costs. Wednesday the conviction of Teamster leader Anthony (Tony Pro Provenzano, was a victory for the Justice Department in its war against labor racketeers. "The door has been opened," said the 31-ycar-oId lawyer who served as co-counsel with Mat thew Boyland in Provenzano's trial. Levin said the conviction could lead the way to the con viction of other Teamster union officials. Provenzano was found guilty Tuesday night by a federal court jury of extorting $17,100 from Dorn Transportation. Inc., Rens selaer, N.Y., in return (or labor peace. Levin also said he was "posi tive" that word did not leak to the jurors of the slaying of ex Marine Walter Glockner in Ho boken two days after the trial started. Glockner. 27. a member of a rebel group within Provenzano's 14.000-member local, was to have been a witness tor the govern ment at the trial. He was gunned down in the street as lie left his home the night after attending a meeting of anti - Provenzano Teamsters. The killing has not been solved. The next day. U.S. District Judge Robert Shaw ordered the jury locked up in a hotel after every session of tlie trial. Levin said the U.S. marshal's office "did a superb job" of pro tecting the jury "from being con taminated" by news of the Glock ner slaying, which might have swayed its opinions. Provenzano said he knew noth ing about Golckner's slaying and announced plans to provide schol arships for the dead man's two daughters. Provenzano, regarded by some as the most powerful Teamster union official in the country next to International President James R. Hoffa. was visibly shaken by the jury's verdict of guilty, "I feol fine, fine," be said gruf fly as he stepped into his car fol lowing the trial. To newsmen's questions, the usually talkative union leader said tersely: "See my lawyer." Ho is currently free under $1,500 bail pending filing of a mo tion for a new trial June 26. He could be sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined $10,000. 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