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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1963)
Jacoby On Bridge NORTH 1J AQ82 VQJ9 1063 AQ 108 WEST EAST AAJ1098 A34 53 tM2 KJ4 59752 843 KJ7 SOUTH (D) AK73 AK10878 A 932 North nd South vulnerable South West North Eut 1 1 2 V P,s 3 V Pass 4 V Pass Pasi Pass Opening lead 4 3 Kings Meant To Force Aces By OSWALD JACOBY ewsparer Enterprise Assn. South arrived at lour hearts on what is usually described as "Poppa-Momma" bidding, but t h e r c was nothing "Poppa - Momma" about this play. Mot people would have wound up down one and complaining about losing both diamond finess es, but Sonny Moyse, the editor of Bridge World magazine, played the hand as if he wanted to use it in an article. Actually there was nothing com plicated about the play. Sonny played a low club from dummy at trick one. East won with the jack and led the five of spades and right here is where Sonny came up with a play to distin guish the men from the boys. He covered the five with his king. West won with the ace and returned the jack. Sonny played dummy's queen and, when East followed with the four spot, Son ny's worries were over. He drew trumps and lost a club finesse to East's king, but East did not have a spade to lead and even tually Sonn got rid of his last .spade on the long club in dum my. " Sonny's play would not have succeeded against a 6-1 spade break, but neiither would the nlay of a low spade provided West came up with the correct defen sive play. 19 ''iq.T.i.i.ej . ayw mi Q The bidding has been: South West North Easl 1 Pass 2 V Pass 4 Pass 4N.T. Pass 5 Pass 6N.T. Pass ? You, South, hold: AAKQJ 8 7 6 V3 K6 5 8 3 What do you do? A Pass. Your partner has taken control and you must re spect his decision. TODAY S QUESTION Again your partner responds two hearts to your one spade opening. This time you hold: 4.AKQJ8 7 6 V3 A 6 5 8 3 What do you bid? Answer Tomorrow Peoples Aniwtr to Prtvlout Puxxl ACROSS 1 Populace 6 Klectors 12 Maniifst 13 Its capital is Roma 14 Clothier 16 Neckband 17 Direction 1R Nautical tab) 20 Arabian Night's character 21 Mass of people '24 Masculine name 'Jfi Excited 30 Edible mushroom 32 Short ball (cricket) 33 Itelish ipl.) 35 Turns over Hfi Foiled 38 Plaything 39 Close by 42 Rebel ab AS Rikt 46 Treo 40 Attain success f2 Pampas coftboy M Tie fS Water vapor 56 Landed property 57 Slow t music) DOWN 1 Venetian magistrate 2 Boy i name 3 Simple 4 Sphere 5 Typist (slang) 6 Triumph 7 Kar icomb. form) ft Palm fibre V tlirl s name Jo Persian coin 11 Hindu garment Sheep " Hindu eoddess FRE IP A R Aa UTJE Q EM. A I LWPE S U A VjE R S.EMA S'TISX-K sjkMl- e v vMvTas e I r . AT raMr"f-l PO:LJN D 1 I N GnolA R 2! Contemporary a orner 40 DraC 41 Smallest 1 Guarantee 4f Lineage 124 Droop . 43 Goes astray '2ft Great Iake 44 Disreputable '27 Fisherman I hut child '2H Slimy 4fi Maple cenus 1! Doctors (ab.) 47 Food fish 30 Rabble 4ft Man in general 31 Dodecanese 50 Yellow bugle island plant 34 Hide 5! Reservoir 37 Philippine tree 53 Lizard genus I2 I3 I I5 I I6 I7 Is I9 l' I11 17 ji8 19 r "'" H 21 22 23 I pT25 f l2T" 27 28 29 30 31 1 32 33 34 1 "35 36 i 371 38" 39 40 41 42 43 144 P"''""! 45 JH 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 1 55 56 57 I I I I I I I 1" Boy's Body Still Unclaimed MEDFORD (UPl'-Only a few queries have been received by lo cal police agencies regarding the identity of a small boy whose1 body was found last week in thei Kccne Creek reservoir east ol Ashland. Jackson County Dist. Ally. Alan B. Holmes said the Oregon State Crime Laboratory in Portland is still trying to establish cause of death. The body, which was wrapped OLD BALLOONS AM) FAR AWAY SANDOVAL, 111. Officials of this Southern Illinois town's cen tennial committee were surprised to learn some of the helium-i filled balloons released during I hi. centennial celebration in 1859 were found bobbing in a Florida surf 1,200 miles away in May. l!l(2. The mystery was solved when a fisherman explained he was using the discarded balloons to test a fisfcing technique during Florida vacation. in a blanket and tied with an electric cord, was badly decom posed. Police believe the body had been in the water not more than 10 months. The child's feet have been sent to the FBI laboratory in Washing ton, D.C., where attempts are be ing made to obtain footprints. Holmes said there is a slim pos sibility that footprints might be identified through hospital rcc-; ords. although many hospitals do not keep such records, or are not always accurate enough to estab lish identity. he U.S. is .the world's largest! exporter of farm products. Ex ports for 1961-62 were enough to 1111 over one million freight cars, or 4.o00 cargo ships. During the great Indian mutiny of 1K54, only the Sepoy tribes re mained loyal to the British Crown because they had "sworn by their salt." a binding oath. The DANMOORE HOTEL St. 1217 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon All Transient C.ueate. All lhnl who tome remrn. Kele. nnl Inn Men. not low. Krre taraee. new loi-allon 'j hloek Irom llolel. Open until 10 P.M. TV'i and Renins. RepuUllon for elean llnen. Clilldren under iieven, no harr,e. Single Women Not Always 'Willing' By ANN LAM.KKS Dear Ann Landers: When will otherwise intelligent people learn that a single woman, living alone, 1 is not necessar ily desperate. wretched and crazy to snag a man? As a young di vorcee I'm furi ous with "big hearted" -friends and relatives w ho hand out my name and telephone number w ith out permission. And I shudder when well-meaning clods intro duce me as "available, unat tached" arid "foot-loose and fan cy free." In other words "will ing, ready and eager." These clucks never consider the xssi- bilitv that . I just might have friends of my own, or perhaps a plan or two. My job is interesting. I enjoy the world of books and music. I'm my own cook and housekeep er, in addition to Holding a itm time job. There's no time to be lonely I resent the creeps who call and assume I'm thrilled to hear a male voice from the out side world.-SELF-SUFFIClENT Dear Sclf-Sulficient: It's good to know that some solo females are content and 'self-sufflrient." I hope you realize how fortunate you arc. Most bachelor girls, divorcees and widows would he delighted to hear a male voice from the outside world, I know, because (hey tell me. Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I differ on a vital issue Each of (is feels the other is dead wrong, sb there is no chance of a compromise. We've agreed to write this letter together and ac cept your decision. ,Iay listens in on my conversa tions on the extension phone. He frequently goes through my purse He opens letters addressed to me if he gets to the mail first. I resent this and have told him so. He says I am off base, that marriage should mean total shar ing, that there should be 110 sc crels. He insists mat when peo ple have nothing to hide they do not resent being "listened in on" or having their mail read first. He has said repeatedly. "I wouldn't mind at all if you did the same thing to me." Well, I never would because I wasn't brought up that way. I can't eavesdrop, or look in some one ele s wallet, or read then- mail. I'd feel like a sneak thief. Please settle this in the column Thank you. - DIFFERENT WOKLDS Dear Worlds: Intercepting mail, listening in on phune conversa tions ajtrl going through a purse is not "sharing" it's spying. A solid marriage it buill on oin fidenre and trust. Snooping and eavesdropping sullen-ale the sense of mutual confidence that is es sential to a healthy relationship. Dear Ann Landers: Compared with some of the problems people write to you about mine is noth ing, but I notice that sometimes you print letters from people who are just annoyed. Well, that'sme. I have lost my third good foun tain pen since Christmas simply because I let someone use it "for minute." Is it possible that people carry off fountain pens accidentally? It's hard to believe a person doesn't realize the pen isn't his when he puts it in his pocket or in her purse. Is there some way I can hang on to my next fountain pen short of refusing lo let anyone borrow it? I hate to say no to such a simple request but I can't afford these losses.-NO PLUMA Dear No: The solution is so , simple I'll bet you'll wonder why you never thought of it yourself.! When you lend your fountain pen keep the cap. No one would put a pen in a pocket or purse with the cap off. (Obviously, this advice won't work for ball points without caps.) If alcohol is robbing you or someone you love of health and dignity, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Help For the Alcoholic," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Protect your , oyes on rA$si2Jf July 20th Ao- SOLAR V ECLIPSE VIEWER 10c LEO'S CAMERA SHOP 836 Main Ph. 2-3331 Cardiac Station Opened Friday, July 19, mi HMAID AND N1WS, KlinuHl PAGE 7-A PORTLAND IPI' - The first Cardiac Telemetry Station on the West Coast and one of the first in I he world was opened at St. Vin cent Hospital here Wednesday. The station uses new "dynamic electro-cardiographic" equipment uhich is available at only five in stitutions in the world, including Cape Canaveral and the World Health Organization in Switzer- 'and. The new equipment makes it possible to obtain by tape record ing complete uninterrupted rec ords of heart actions of active pa tients continuously over long peri ods of time and without supervi sion. Such information has previously been unobtainable. The equipment will be used in research projects aimed al earlier diagnosis of heart disease and prevention of crippling and fatal heart attacks. Experts say that such research studies may have a tremendous impact on the nation's health. Hie equipment consists of a portable tape recorder carried over tlic patient's shoulder. It re cords his heart action on mag netic tape for as long as 10 hours, in all types of activity. Electronic scanners can screen the entire 10 hours of tape in 10 minutes. Previously electrocardiographic equipment could record heart beats only while the patient was at rest and only for short periods! of time. Richmon, Poorman, Beggar man, Thief. 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