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Opening lead 10
Dummy Play
Gives Lesson
By OSWALD JACOI1Y
Ncwtpaper Enterprise Assn.
If you can restrain vour rni-in
sity and not look at the East and
west hands you can learn a val
uable lesson in dummy play.
East wins the first trick with
the ace of clubs and returns the
suit. ou win the trick and are
now ready to apply the code
word, "Arch." You don't worry
about A (analyze the lead
and "It" (review the biddino)
bul you do count vour winnprs
and get to eight easily, since
you have two hearts, four dia
monds and two clubs. Now you
try "H and ask yourself, "How
can I make a ninth trick?"
You have two good places to
try. If West holds both the ace
and queen of spades or if you can
guess which of the two high
spades he holds you can make
your ninth trick in that suit.
How about the hearts?
You don't know, but you can
cash dummy's ace and king of
hearts and see what happens
You do this and when the ten
drops you have your ninth trick
for the taking. You simply play
a third heart and set up a heart
trick.
Of course, a duplicate player
might decide to go for a top and
start proceedings by leading a
spade toward dummy and going
up with the king in the likely
event that West played 1 o w.
This would give him 10 tricks
the way the cards he, but would
cost him his contract if East
held the ace of spades.
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You, South, hold:
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What do you do?
A Bid four spadei! Tour hand
Is just about minimum In high
cards, but your partner has
shown at feast 10 or 11 points
and you want to be in fame.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Your partner continues with
Ave diamonds. What do you do
DOW?
Answer Tomorrow
Navy Reserve
To Assemble
OMAHA. Neb. il!PI A full
reserve Navy task force will be
assembled in the South Pacific
'on August 1. the Naval Reserve
Training Command has announced
here.
Thirteen destroyer-type ships,
under the over all command
of Capt. George B. Hamilton, will
steam out from West Coast ports
for a rendezvous at sea en route
to Hawaii. The ships will be
manned by the Naval reserve's
anti-submarine warfare reserve
crews in the Pacific and will re
turn to the West' Coast on August
18.
Monday, July JS. 19M
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE
WASHINGTON d'PH - Senate
investigators said Navy Secreta
ry Fred Korth would be ques
tioned in detail this week about
cost data concerning the TFX
fighter plane at the marathon
hearings into the disputed con
tract award for the supersonic:
crau.
The tall Navy civilian chief, a
Texas banker from Fort Worth
before coming to the Pentagon,
is scheduled to face his fifth day
of closed-door interrogation when
hearings resume -Monday after
noon.
There was every indication the
prolonged and often stormy in
quiry by the Senate Permanent
Investigations Subcommittee into
the multi-billion dollar contract
would drag on into August.
Some of tlie sharpest verbal
exchanges in the five-month-old
investigation occurred during the
past week. Subcommitte Chair
man John L. UcCTellan, D-Ark,
accused Korth of distorting the
record, and Sen. Karl E. Mundt.j
R-S.D., said there were some
"great conflicts" between Korth's
testimony and that of previous!
military experts.
The subcommittee is challeng
ing the decision of last Novenv
ber by Pentagon civilian officials
to give the huge contract to Gen
eral Dynamics Corporation de
spile military preferences for a
rival proposal by the Boeing Co
the stakes are enormous. The
total contract for 1,700 superonic
fighters for use by both the Navy
and the Air Force is expected to
exceed $6.5 billion one of the
largest military procurement
awards in history.
Political observers say the Ken
nedy Administration, facing f
presidential election in 196, can't
afford a finding of mismanage
ment or political favoritism to
mar one of its Cabinet depart
ments. In turn the subcommit
tee feels it is not getting the
whole story and that its reputa
tion for fairness has been questioned.
When hearings resume, cost
data one of the major issues in
the case will be re-explored.
According to earlier testimony
Boeing offered to build the
changeable wing bi-service war
plane for up to $440 million less
than General Dynamics.
Defense Secretary Robert S.
McNamara, backed by Korth
and Air Force Secretary Eugene
Zuckert, said Boeing presented a
more risky design and that Gen
eral Dynamics' cost figures were
more realistic.
In the first four days of ques
tioning of Korth, the subcommitte
dealt extensively with technical
design features, such as Boeing's
liberal use of the light-weight
metal titanium, and Boeing's use
of thrust reversers to brake the
plane in flight.
Korth insisted that the reverser
devices were unproven on thisl
type of combat plane and would
be risky.
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Space Companies Playing 'Hide-And-Seek'
ANSWERS
Probe Still On
MEDFORD (UPIi State police
and the Jackson County sheriff's
office today continued their in
vestigation into the death of a
small boy whose body was found
n the Keene Creek Reservoir
Thursday.
Roy Roberts of Rogue River
found the body while fishing in
the reservoir about 12 miles cast
of Ashland.
The body of the unidentified
boy, who was about two years
old, was wrapped in a blanket
and quilt and was bound with
wire.
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At 102 Puts On Weight
By LEON DANIEL
CAPE CANAVERAL ILPH-A
couple of companies instrumental
in roe success oi the Minuteman
missile are makinc a determined
effort to close tlio soace indii.
try's "gobbledegook gap."
The war on this came of
verbal hide-and-seek, sometimes
called "weasel wording," is being
Waited bv the Rneinit rnmiinni-
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and Space Technology Labora
tories.
According to Kenneth L. Cal
kins of the Boeine nuhh,- -!-,.
tions department, this type of
writing "often clothes itself in a
protective sheath of jargon and
can be identified by its artful way
of saying nothing."
Calkins' crusade is aimmt ai ih
people within the industry indus
trial writers and other employes
whose job it is to write letters,
memos and renorts dentine u-ith
the extremely complicated busi
ness oi making missiles.
Here is an examole nf (ho 1-inH
of writing Calkins hopes to elim
inate: -Man-machine require
ments in this system environ
ment impose severe visual aruiiv
problems."
Can't See Panel
Tills translates "he ran i spf
the instrument panel."
Calkins said that about a vcar
ago STL project manager lvar M.
Hollidav looked over some Bne-
ing and STL reports and corre
spondence on the Minuteman pro
gram and although he is quite
familiar with the missile he
couldn't decipher some of them.
Hoinoay decided that what was
PORTLAND (UPI) Frank
Rusher, who was born a Negro
slave in Palestine, Tex., cele
brated his 102nd birthday here
Saturday.
Rusher was born on this date in
1860. He lives in Portland with
his daughter, Mrs. Leona Pierce.
Until about a year ago he made
his home in Dallas, Tex.
"We had to get him up here
so I could take care of him,"
Mrs. Pierce said. "You know how
men are. They batch and they
don't eat right. He needs some
one to see that he eats right."
Rusher agreed. "I've put on 90
pounds since I've been here," he
said. He added that he weighed
125 pounds and was "kinda skin
ny" when he arrived In Port
land. Rusher received congratula
tions from Victor Christgau, exe
cutive director of the Social Se
curity Administration. Saturday.
The SSA has his age at 100.
Rusher said they checked back
through the census records but
couldn't check back far enough.
Rusher was freed by the Eman
cipation Proclamation when he
was little more than 2 years-old.
He says his earliest memory is
of an eclipse that occurred when
he was a child.
needed was some quality control
of the hundreds of pages written
about the Minuteman.
Partially as a result of Calkins'
and Holliday's efforts, Boeing and
STL employes have attended
classes aimed at lifting the fog
irom their writing.
Calkins believes that unex
plained, unfamiliar abbreviations
have no place in a field that al
ready is highly complex. In a top
story in an Air force command
newspaper he counted 60 unex
plained abbreviations.
Typical Air Force writing leans
heavily to the use of unexplained
abbreviations, but Calkins said Air
Force manual 10-4 reads, "the
space saved bv using abbrevia
tions does not begin to compen
sate for the loss of clarity that
may result ..."
Needed An Aid
Calkins said he knows of one
Boeing employe who collected
source material to help cope wilh
the abbreviation problem, includ
ing a sheet entitled "AF (Air
Force) abbreviations used on the
Bomare program."
It is this kind of non-writing
that pushes the cost of corres
pondence up to $20 a memo,"
Calkins said.
He keeps battling away at the
use of four-bit words and "cir
cumlocution," which he defines
as "saying nothing in 25 addition
al words or more."
One of the ways he docs this is
to ask Boeing employes if they
ever heard of William Gibbs. Us
ually they haven't. Gibbs laid the Gibbs set down his ideas in aitry than it was to read the pa
foundation of physical chemistry paper called "On The Equilibrium I per.
that led to the present develop- of Heterogeneous Substances." It Calkins said Gibbs came within
ment of the plastics, rubber and was almost easier to rediscover a whisker of keeping all that
steel industries, the principles of physical chemis-1 knowledge to himself.
President Sends Wishes To Baptists
BEIRUT. Lebanon iUPH -President
Kennedy has sent a
message of good will to the
sixth Baptist Youth World Con
ference which oimis here Mon
day, it was announced Saturday.
"1 do not know a finer way
to promote the cause of world
brotherhood than having young
people from all over the world
meet and exchange ideas," Ken
nedy said.
Alorc than 3,000 delegates from
51 nations were registered so far
for the seven-day conference with
more expected before it opens.
Lonlerence speakers are ex
pected to include the Rev. Mar
tin Luther King, U.S., integration
leader, and former United Na
tions general assembly president,
Charles Malik.
The conference then is "pro
moting peace and understanding
among all men."
Canada s International Commit
tee organized the youth rally aft-'
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er three years work and chose
Beirut both for its nearness to
the Holy Land and the facilities
and aid offered by the Lebanese
government.
Dr. Robert Denny, secretary of
the Youth Department of the
World Baptist Alliance, said the
conference sessions would be held
in the mornings to allow the del
egates to go sightseeing.
Since Jerusalem is only 65
minutes away by air we are ar
ranging for delegates to visit the
Holy City and see other import
ant religious places while they
are here." Denny said.
U.S. and Canadian youths will
come in 116 tour groups, the larg
est body of delegates. Scandina
via will send 300 delegates, and
Britain and West Germany each
are sending 100 persons.
A 40 strong international choir
will sing at the opening ceremo
nies and religious services during
the week, and their hymns in
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ed into Arabic, Denny said.
Denny said the young delegates
will discuss, among their many
topics, church unity "which rep
resents a challenge to the youth
of the world to get together and
inspire maximum service toward
their fellow men and God."
The conference will be held in
English with simultaneous trans
lations into other major lan
guages, Denny said.
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more than 30 million motorists
are taking to the open road this
summer for beaches, lakes.
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