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IE KJ E tr r TTsi e Mma art' nipE SDAlM ElgJCEISI OVE R Eias;eIr1aIt e I BOAR- DIeISTeI S 5 NJ SiKii-IVl A1siHrs e;s4p1 3fl Negative ore fix fvar.) 39 Approaching 11 Force unit 42 Wreath 15 Poetic 45 Feminine name contraction 24 Remove 25 Norman city 10 Boy s nickname 27 Wolf 46 Haul 49 Akin 19 Upset 21 Aviator 2A Knglish school 29 Indian timDer tree 30 Wheel track .11 Understand 34 Drudgery 40 Man's name 41 Nostrils 42 Dirt road 4.1 Selves 44 Present month lab.) 46 Roman garment 471egal term 46 Brief remark 50 Atmosphere 51 Beverage 5.) rnrefinrfl 1 b 13 k lb I IS 17 18 19 110 111 H 13 U 15 T? t? 19 J' '"'po U-U 1 1 1 24 25 I ' 55 27 28 29 30 3T" S 33 bj-p 55 3T ?5 J 135 w 141 ' j 43 rj 46 47 48" 43 50 151 " 55 "53 5? 55 56 57 I I I 6 Many Space Age Ideas Proposed By Small Fry By ALVIN B. WKBB JR. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPIl -If from the mouths of babe there always came words of wisdom. Cape Canaveral would be a land of giant fans, ski-ramp launching pads and "Saturday-only" astro nauts. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has a file cabinet full of proof that the minds of America's children. Court Records Jacoby On Bridge NORTH (D) S All VAJ4 4K643 AQJ10 WEST EAST AKlOSt AA953 t65 7 J87 4Q10f31 K865 8742 SOUTH 4.Q84 VKQ1098SI A9 3 Both vulnerable North - Fast 8ontl 'Wed 1N.T. Pass 3 V Pasa 4 V Fans 4N.T. Pass B V Pass 6 Pass. Pass Pass Opening lead V 6 Wrong Spot For King By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. If you don't approve of the bid ding of today's hand you won't have an argument from me. The hand was constructed by Jose Le Dcntu, a French writer as a problem to play. Of course, if West opens a pade there is no problem in play, but West opens the cix of trumps. At this point South can make the hand against any defense and I will devote tomorrow's article to this double dummy play, but the first problem is to find out the best line of play if you flic actually at the table playing the hand normally. If East holds the king of clubs you can make 12 tricks easily, so the normal play is to lead dummy's ace of clubs and con tinue with the queen. Unfortu nately for your purposes East plays low. You discard and West wins the trick with the king. Now if he leads a spade you go down two, but you have worked out a neat bit of camouflage. Your discard on tlio queen of clubs was the nine of diamonds. West Is pretty sura that his partner holds an ace. It now appears that it Is tlie ace of diamonds eo he leads a diamond whereupon you take the rest of the tricks because you can discard two spades on clubs and one spado on the king of dia monds. Learn all about the art of good bidding with tips found in Jaco by's new 64-pago book "Win at Bridge." Just send your name, address, and SO cents to: Os wald Jacoby Keadcr Service, care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. Q The bidding his been: East South West North 10 IV Pass 1 Tus 3 Pasa 1 Pass T You, South, hold: t VAQJ7 4 4)4 4AKM1 What do rod do itovt A Bid four dubs. YotJ hare two very food nits, TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner eonUmiet to trnt spades. What do jraa do now? Answer Tomorrow JFK Refuses To Predict Baby's Sex HYANN1S PORT, Mass. (UP1) President Kennedy refused to day to take a public stand on one of the most important questions before him: Will his wife's baby this month be a boy or girl? In 1960, two months prior to the birth of their son John Jr, Kennedy boldly predicted they would have a boy. Newsmen had asked in Wash ington several days ago whether Iho President was making any forecasts about their third child, and the query was repeated at the weekend White House where there was nothing much else to ask. While House Press Secretary. Pierre Salinger, smiling, said he had taken the mailer up with the President, and the spokesman as soiled: "He is going to confine himself lo such predictions in election years. "Does this mean there is going to be another baby next year?" a reporter askod. "You can read anylhinc into that you want," Salinger replied. During a whistle-slop train lour from Northern to Southern Cali fornia in September, 1960, Ken nedy predicted his daughter Car oline would be getting a baby! brother. MUNICIPAL COURT July II, Its) Bnftbv Jean Hoe-bs. drunk, S or fivt 10 days, disorderly conduct, 125 or five or 10 days. Roderick R. Bailnel, drunk, lii or tiv. or 10 days. Willis Shoals, drunk, SIS or live or iu davi. wenda Jack Eacsman. disorderly con- duct, S25 or live or 10 days. Irwin Waller Jr., drunk, 1Z5 or tiv. or 10 days. Leslie Eddings, drunk, SZ5 or live or 10 davs. Lawrence Jeckion, drunk, 125 or five or 10 days. Fred Clayton Lorer.llta, drunk, w) or flu. nr 10 d.vs. Melvln Laa Chllequln, drunx, us or live or 10 davi. Julius Robert Millar, orunk, s or iivi or 10 davs. Marie Elaine Berkley, srs or live or in H,vi Tiielma Hullt, drunk, S25 or live Ralph A. Geslvong, drunk, 25 or five or lOd ays. Anion A. KIM, drunk, S25 forfeit. SDaedv Davis, drunk, tli forfeit. Blurlon Baker, drunk, S2S or five or 10 days. Clarence Marvin Lewis, drunk, tlS five or 10 davs. Freddy Newtson, drunk. 125 or five or 10 days. Neman Copperlleld. drunk, s2S or five or 10 days. Robert Lodge Wldmark. drunk, szs or five or 10 days. Aug. 1, IMS Simeon Riddle, drunk, 5 or five or 10 days. Peler Larson, drunk, szs dr rive or 10 days. Charlotte wrignr, orunx, szs or rive or 10 days. Clyde Meeks, drunk, S2S or five or 10 days. John Sholley, drunk, 125 forfeit. Paul Plsca. disorderly conduct. 525 or five or 10 days; drunk, S35 or five or 10 days. William Oockery, driving during sus pended period, S35 or five or 10 days. TRAFFIC James Daniel Slory, no operator's II- cense. 57.50 suspended. Jose B. Zamudio, Improper left turn. 57.50 forfeit. Archie D. Corzatt, disobeyed stop sign. 510. Carolyn Ann Koehn, disobeyed traffic sign, 510. Marvin o. Kurtlman, disobeyed stop a on. 510. Constance L. cook, expired venicia ii cense. 57.50 roieii. Harold L. Davis, no operator's license, 57.50 forfeit. Gerald D. Skelton, excessive muffler noise. 57.50 forlelt. Garrett Wm. Naliar, disobeyed slop sign, 510 forfeit. Rose Williams, no operator's license, 510 forlelt. William F. Potter, no operator's license, 57.50 forfeit. John Fanning Jr., no operator's license. 57.50 lorfelt. Emmett Lonnie Ford, defective hand brake. 510 forfeit. Frank Falkner Ganong. disobeyed stop sign, 510 forfeit. Robert Alexander Pasco, disobeyed slop sign, 510 forfeit. Frances Fava Jacob, disobeyed slop sign, sio forfeit. James Dale Freeman, no operator's If. cense, 57.50 forfeit. Charlotte Fee Plowman, disobeyed traf. Ik sign, SIO forlelt. Estelle Ethel Arnold, following too close. 510 forfeit. Sherman May Strain, excessive muffler noise, 5.50 forfait. uncluttered by physical laws and fiscal budgets, display a genius for the imaginative. Youngsters have carried into the space age their penchant for helping their elders spend mon ey. Uninhibited by worries about income tax 1040 and the like, they bombarded NASA with scores of letters monthly suggesting ways to improve and often speed up the use ol that $35 million Amer ica has committed to conquering the moon. Suggests Ramp Sometimes, the letters are in the form of helpful suggestions, such as the one from Harry B. of Prescott, Ariz. "To help get your missiles off, why don't you build an overgrown ski ramp with a half-mile slant at the right end?" If Harry's suggestion is ignored and U.S. scientists continue to fire rockets in the old-fashioned straight-up manner, some atten tion might be given to the matter of all that black smoke that cov ers the pad at blast-off, says Lu ther W. of Charleston, S.C.: "Why don't you put giant fans to one side of the launching pad? Then when you shoot your mis siles off, the smoke would be blown away so you could see what is going on." There is a suspicion, Luther, that sometimes they would just as soon not see what is going on. Cape Canaveral has its bad days. Grownups might be inclined to snicker at these youthful ideas. But the U.S. Navy once spent three years trying to figure out how to use corn-eating pigeons to steer guided missiles. The Navy learned a lot about pigeons, in cluding their inability to guide rockets. .-, 'Jv-SsjJ cs , ": . J. r X'ti' i i J GUARDSMEN SET FOR FIRING Preparing to clean a 40 MM track mounted gun prior to firing at air and ground targets at Camp Rilea, Warrenton, are, from left, Sgt. J. W. Smith, Tulelake; Spec. 4 Dave McManus, Clarkson, Wash., and Spec. 4 Keith Woods, 906 East Main Street, Klamath Falls. The men are all with Battery B, 2nd Automatic Weapons Battalion, 249th Air Defense Artillery, a National Guard unit from Klamath Falls. The men are at Rilea for their annual two-week summer training stint. Solons Urge New Wheat Law Action WASHINGTON (UPIl Twenly Republican congressmen urged President Kennedy Saturday to mount a bipartisan effort in Con gress for new wheat legislation The legislators said the admin istration's farm program for 19M would "add to the possibility of the ominous prospects of '$1.00 wheat,' mentioned frequently by the secretary of agriculture tOr- ville L. Freeman)." The Republicans told Mr. Ken nedy in a letter that they have introduced legislation for a vol untary land retirement program' surplus grains ment costs. that would raise farm income, ers who voluntarily restrict pro reduce government-held stocks ofjduction- and CUt govern-l cungi esanjeu aaiu lhe farmers with a program i which had been rejected bv them The lawmakers said the choices times in previous rcferendums. given the nation's wheat farmers in the May 21 referendum were "unacceptable." More than half of the farmers rejected new and tighter federal production controls for their 1964 crop. The vote eliminated over-all controls on wheat production and prvided price supports of less than $1.30 a bushel only for farm- PACE 14 Monday, August S, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. BASIN BRIEFS More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here is a pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more com fortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It'a alkaline f non acid) . Does not aour. Checks "plate odor breath". Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere. CH1LOQLIN MRS. HAZEL STA1GER. a for mer well-known resident of Chilo quin. has suffered from a stroke and is in serious condition. Word of her illness was recently re ceived from Cathedral City, Calif. Mrs. Staiger and her husband were the owners of the Pioneer Drug Store which was destroyed by lire several years ago. PA1SLEV JOHN L. ML'RPHY and father. John M. Murphy, have returned after a month's visit in Portland. John L. plans to return to Port land in two weeks to work for his sister, Mrs. Eileen Malone. MR. AM) MRS. LARRY "BL'TCH" STEWART and chil dren, Lakeview, were visitors at the B. E. Murphy ranch on July 31. PAISLEY HIGH SCHOOL was the scene of a grass fire July 29. It was extinguished by the Paisley Volunteer Fire Department. EAGLES LODGE will hold its annual picnic on Sunday, Aug. 4, at Drews Reservoir, several miles from Lakeview. nARRY NEWTON, 82, resident for many years, local died Friday. Aug. 1. He collapsed in the parking lot next to the Chuck Wagon Cafe here, where he was found dead. His body was taken to the Lakeview Mortuary. DL'GAN .MALONE of Portland, , grandson of Mrs. Annie Barry, has been helping with the haying at the Edward Murphy ranch here for the past few weeks. MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND COX and family of Lakeview moved lo Silver Lake over the weekend of Aug. 3-4. He has been transferred there by the U.S. For est Service. Mrs. Cox is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Stew art, former residents. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD J. STEPHENS SR. of Hawthorne, Calif., have been visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Murphy, for the past two weeks. 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