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Jacoby On Bridge NOKTH I A 754 QJ2 IQ83J WEST EAST AJ109S: 483 AT 10 a 5 QS KJ8S SOOTH (Dj AKQ 10 7 3 ' K863 A74 Ko one vulnerable Senth West North Eut 1N.T. Pass 3N,T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 41 Ace Makes Difference By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Perhaps the one characteristic that separates the good player from the average player is that tlie good player is always care ful to give himself the best chance for success. South's three no-li ump contract is so normal that anyone would arrive at it. The opening lead of the jack of spades is just as normal and South has to win the trick. It also should not take South any time at all to see that it is up to him to attack the diamond suit, so he leads a low diamond toward dummy. If West rises with the ace South will have no further problems, but West will play the seven and dummy's jack will hold that trick. High here is where the sheep and the goats are separated. The careless player will lead the queen of diamonds from dummy. West's ace will capture the trick and from then on South will be strug gling with a lost cause. He will never be able to make more Ulan eight tricks. The careful player will lead a spade back to his own hand and a second diamond toward dummy. West will have to play his ace, but instead of capturing the queen he will merely pick up the deuce. South will make three diamond tricks and his contract. Q The bidding has been: East South West North 1 IV 14 2 4 5 6 Pass Pass ? You, South, hold: I VAQJT65 44 AK987 What do you do? A Pass, A double would call for a diamond lead. A pass wilt probably produce a elob lead aad ;oa should set the contract, TODAT'S QUESTION You hold the same hand. West passes after your one heart over call. North bids one spade and East passes. What do yoa do now? Answer Tomorrow Metals Arwwsr to Pravteut Puts! 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Biblical kingdom character 23 Sea cow 40 1 have teentr.) 24 Moslem prayer 41 Resolution call (var ) 42 Book of Bibl 25 Hountam pa,s 43 Judge's bench tlndial 44 Biblical region 27 Sand hill 4 Story 28 Danish weights 47 Bolivian Indian 4 Ointment 39 Raisins 42 Presidential nickname 15 Feminine appellation 31 Ribbon tcomb. tormi 5 Moslem commander SI Girl's nickname p I3 I4 I5 I S , 17 18 19 ItO 111 il i3 U is j il it nil i fV?! m A! Sf KfeKssstl , -i 22 23 24 125 r,J,"Ja 2? 128 129 nri 33 341 '1 35 -L JLa fofc-J 39 40 41 QJ41 46 47 48 ' 49 50 51 """j52 53 54 55 56 57 ' I I ' 1 ' I 2 Increase In Job Rolls Nears 71 Million Hark WASHINGTON fUPD - The number of jobs held by Ameri cans climbed close to 71 million in July to reach another all-time high, the Labor Department an nounced today. Employment increased by 532, 000 to 70,851,000 in a better-than-seasona gain. Unemployment tell by 524,000 to 4,322,000 in line with the usual July trends. The department said the big jump in jobs was concentrated among teen agers and young adults under 24. It was the second consecutive month that employment has sur passed 70 million, a milestone in U.S. economic history. The nation's key unemployment rate fell from 5.7 per cent of the labor force to 5.6 per cent last month. This indicates that 56 out of every 1,000 persons looking for a Job could not find one. Employment usually rises in mid-summer when construction ,Asi4af'vi,t HERE-WE-GG Dena Kay Doshler, who is 6, and th pert younq daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Dossier, Tulelake, went for a slide on a summer clay in ths Tule laks Kiwanis Park where the summer recreation program it under way. That's bubble gum in the paper bag ths carries, just ready to follow, it Lana Siacomslli, S, brown eyed brunette, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. P, iaeomellt. She shared the bubble gum, Oena's father it a driver for Greyhound, Lana't father owns jock's Super Market in Tulelake. Mariner Orbits Sun PASADENA, Calif, tUPt The Marine S spacecraft, nhk-h made a spectacularly successful fly-by exptaratttrt of the planet Venus, today completed its first orbit of the sun, OaHeeh's Jet Propulsion Labor- atary JPL said the tpacecraft, faunehea almost a year ago on Aug. 27. traveled about 540 mil lion mites to complete the first solar orbit Mariner i swept into the end less orbit around the sm alter flying to within 21,618 miles of the mysterious, cloud-shrouded Venus to return information to the earth. When Mariner 2 passed the planet on Dec. 14 it returned data which showed the Ktrface temperature of Venus was 800 de grees Fahrenheit much too hot for life to exist. Among other in formation disclosed by the space exploration was mat the wreath of cloud ranges from 45 miles above the surface of Venus to an altitude of 80 mites. Contact with Mariner I was not lost until Jan. S at a distance of 53J million miles from the earth and 5,7 million miles beyond Ve nus, HERALD AND NEWS, Ktamath Falls, Ore. Friday, August i, WO SP Announces Official Shift DUNSMUIR The promotion of J. J. Willis, assistant superintend ent of Shasta division. Southern Pacific Company, to superintend ent of transportation for the South ern Pacific system v. as announced Wednesday. Willis has been assistant super intendent of Shasta division for the past two years, and he and Mrs. Willis will move to San Fran cisco where he will begin his new assignment at once. He has been employed by South ern Pacific since 1944. H. J. Kerins of Watsonville will be the new assistant superintend ent of Shasta division. He is be ing promoted from trainmaster on the Coast division. Bridge Tourney Results Noted Mrs. Robert Thompson of Klam ath Falls teamed up with Mrs. Forest Eyer, Pasadena, and placed first in one of a number of sections in the Utah Pairs, a side game held Wednesday dur ing the Summer National Bridge Tournament, being conducted through Sunday at Los Angeles. More than 5,500 tables of bridge have been noted during the lirst four days of the nine-day tournament. activities are providing work that' is not available in colder months. Ana jooiessness, swollen m June when high school and col lege students seek summer jobs, normally drops off in July when many youngsters stop lookine for work and leave the labor force. Despite the favorable develop ments last month, government economists stressed that little i dent lias been made in long-term ' unemployment. A hard-core group; predominantly non-white and unskilled has been unable to find jobs for months. Unemployment has been above 5 per cent of the labor force for more than five years ever since November, 1957. This means that during this period at least 5 out of every 100 persons actively seeiung a jon could not find one. The June rate was 5.7 per cent. The Labor Department's figures are estimated from a sample of 35,000 households in all sections of the country. In June the experts said em ployment passed the 70 million mark for the first time to reach 70,319,000. Unemployment was es timated at 4,84B,000. Pairings Set The second rouni of the Klam-! alh Open Chess Tournament sponsored by the Parks and Rec reation Department and the Her ald and News is underway with the following pairings; Robert A. Mitchell vs. Bill Knauss, Ben Horn vs. Donald Keele, Wes MeKaig vs. Andy Moore, Paul Rood vs. Dan Gillis, John Powell vs. Pete Bchr, Ron ald Bechett vs. P. K. Watson, R. P. Mitchell vs. Richard Paroj inog, and Kent Franklin s, Jim Dyer. The players must complete their rounds before Monday, HURRY! HURRV1 HURRY' FINAL CLOSEOUT Women's & Girls SUMMER SHOES Prices Lower Than Svsr Tax Legislation Designed To Make Home Ownership Best inflation Foe WASHIXGTOX U'PH Concres-; sionaf tax writers have anani mously approved legislation de signed to make home ownership one of the best hedges thai an American can take against infla tion. Hie House Ways It Means! Committee Wednesday affirmed by a IS O vote an earlier decision to add special benefits far home owners to the across-the-board rate reductions in income taxes President Kennedy wants enact ed this year. The provision would grant a "once in lifetime" tax break to taxpayers who sell their homes for a profit after reaching the age of B5, The Treasury esti mated that it would mean tax savings of fW million a year to elderly homeowners. It was one of a number of las revision approved by the commit tee as it began a final round of voting on eHnptemise version of Kennedy tai-revision-and-re- ducttan fragrant, fa day-long bal loting the committee approved structural changes in tan Jaw that would net about R85 million year to additional income tax payments. The biggest revenue producer denial of U.S. tax dt- duetfajs lor payment of atata ami local taxes an gasoline, ciga rettes, alcohol and auto tap ae. counted for SiM milJfcw of th total TOP PRICES FOR SCRAP METALS af AH Kinds BEATON STEEL sad SUPPLY 418 Sprin i 2.J426 SNOWBALLS IN AUGUST ? Mi) Looking for a finning Combination? GOOD FOOD COOL, PLEASANT ATMOSf HIRI ITSTHi ODESSA BREAKFASTS - LUNCHES - DINNERS Delicious Fried Chicken, Sizzling St eaks, Horn n if os as you Iik em! HOME MADE PIE - SANDWICHES ODESSA COFFEE SHOP Rseky Point Road Ciena" Mni Ch, St 6-2 250 Suiiy fctrt Optn & to 9 ? For S!ervaHsi 52 Mom the DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 S.W. 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