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r1 PAGE t-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon Friday, August 16, 1963 Jacoby On Bridge WEST AK7J AQ7 842 10893 Eolith INT. 2 3 N.T. NORTH Q 10 9 96 5 3 AQJ8 74 EAST A J5 J V 1084 3 KS3 98 SOCTH (D) A 8 4 KJ 10 9 T AKQJ1 Both vulnerable Weil North Eld Pan 2 Past Pass 2 N.T, Pan Pan Pan Pan Opening lead 3 False Cord Eloisfs South By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Some players never false-card Others false-card every time they get a chance. The winning tech nique lies somewhere in between In addition there are many occa sions niien a false-card is down right silly. South concealed his nice club suit in the bidding and when West got off to a club lead things looked briglit Indeed. East played tlie nine and South promptly false- carded himself right out of game and rubber. South won with the ace of clubs, led tne nine of diamonds and fi nessed. East took his king and looked around for the right lead, A club return appeared hopeless. Obviously West had not Jed from either queen-jack-ten or king- queen-Jack-ten of clubs so South was marked with at least the ace-king-queen of that suit. A spade shift did not look very good ci ther, but the heart suit showed dis tinct possibilities. East led the two of hearts. South's jack lost to West's queen and the ace dropped his king. A third heart lead gave East tricks with the ten and eight and left poor South high and dry on tto rocks. If South had simply won the first club with the jack East would have had a tough prob lem. The three of clubs lead could easily have been fourth best from a suit headed by ace-queen-ten or even ace-king-ten. In either of those cases a club return would be the winner and East would surely have made it whereupon South would romp home. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE F"T I I FT I I iacro53 r;.' W lacLJ sB!F U -...-W,.,.-, . - 4m M Pa LJ V I ' MM II sfWT I UDCgp yll iSsL 6 DOWr ; 9 mm&m- 1 ' ' ' i"-". eftwitp mtuec jHoicms; inc. Conservation Center Offers New Approach To Handling Prisoners uonavd '9 'MOJoaavDS 'v 'am 'c Va3WVD 'Z 'XNIHdS I ua '3A01S "6 'WHOM '8 'XSOJ ' aiaood 9 'jiaxDvaDinN s 'asvDiins'i "v 'shsmsnv Buddhist Nun Suicides In Protest Of Policies Field Service Benefit Set DUNSMUlIt A benefit tlieatre party has been slated by the Dunsmuir chapter of the Ameri can Field Service on the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 3, at the Call fornia Theatre. You'll learn the false-card play and other bridge tips with a copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, care this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10,' N.Y. Q The bidding has been: East South Wert North 1 IV Pan 2 N.T. Pan 3 Pan 3 N.T. Pan t Yon, South, hold! 2 VAQJ76S 44 AK(iT What do you do? A? Bid four heirta. Tow hand erlea out (or play In a suit. TODAY'S QUESTION . ' Again East has opened one dlt . mond. You, South, hold: , AQ87 VAKIS 4)3 ltll2 What do you dot Amwer Monday SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UP! A Buddhist nun burned herself to death Thursday in the coastal town of Ninh Hoa, reliable government sources reported. It was the fourth Buddhist suicide in recent weeks in protest to gov ernment policies. Ninh Hoa is about 200 miles north of Saigon, about 200 miles from Hue city where a novice Buddhist priest burned himself to death Tuesday. The evening will feature i showing of "Pcpc" starring Can- tiflas, the Mexican actor, plus short subjects and an assortment of prizes ifor uieater goers. The event is to be the major money raising project of the lo cal AFS chapter this year and will raise funds for the 1964-63 American field Service student program in Dunsmuir. Robert Wright, chapter finance chairman, said the local chapter has sufficient funds to meet the expenses for the visiting foreign student this year. Word from the AFS headquar ters in New York is that Elpi dio Jose Salcno of Venezuela will arrive in Miami, Kla., on Sunday, Aug. 18, and will fly on to the West Coast the next day. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and two sons, his host family. plan lo take him on a Southern California trip which will include a Giant-Dodger baseball game befoi" lie enrolls as a senior at Dunsmuir High School on Sept. 3. Previously, two other bonzes or Buddhist monks had commit ted suicide by fire in a growing campaign of protest by the Bud dhists who have accused the re gime of President Ngo Dinh Diem of religious and political discrim ination. The government has de nied the charges. The sources reporting the latest suicide said the nun was named Dieu Quang. They said she was in her early 20 s, but others said she was older. The sources said her charred body was taken away by govern ment officials, following her death about 0:30 a.m. In Hue city, police cordoned off the Main Tu Dam pagoda, mak ing virtual prisoners of the 150 Buddhist priests, nuns and follow ers inside. The government has clamped a virtual but undeclared state of martial law on that predominant ly Buddhist city following the Tuesday suicide of 17-ycar-old no vice priest Thich Thanh luc at the Phuc Duycn pagoda, 3'ii miles outside Hue. Tension was reported high in Hue city, where government troons and secret policemen waded into a group of Buddhists with steel helmets Wednesday and took oway Tue's body when the religious group tried to take it into the city for funeral rites and burial at the Tu Dam pagoda. The government insisted that the riles be held at the place where Tue killed himself, indicat ing it felt that any religious pro cession in Hue city in the present state of tension could result in more violence. SPAGHETTI DINNER MOOSE LODGE SAT., AUG. 17th - 7 PM DANCE FOLLOWING SUSANVILLE, Calif. (L'PI) Man and nature are conserving each other in a unique prison without bars near here in a valley ringed by the iierra Nevada. The California conservation cen ter, with 1.200 inmates, is a new- approach to penology. Here, social outcasts are learn ing to take their place in society by protecting and developing Cali fornia's vast forests and recrea tion lands. The center was dedicated this summer to the proposition that in mates and the state that con firmed them can help them selves by helping each other. Learn Fire Fighting The brick, buff and blue com plex sprawls over several acres of a dry, flat, brushy valley. The Inmates, in blue shirts and blue jeans, work inside and outside its walls learning how to fight forest fires, build trails, develop fire Dog Fanciers Show Slated Dog owners desiring to enter their pets in the Klamath Dog Fanciers Annual Dog Show, Sat urday, Aug. 31, at the county fairgrounds have only until Aug. 20 to submit their entries, Dave Penny, show chairman, said Fri day. Last year, more than 68 en tries representing 12 states com peted for prizes which went to the best dog of each breed. In addition, a special prize was awarded to the best local dog in the show. Inquiries may be made to the Klamplh Dog Fanciers, Rte. 3. Box 66A, Klamath Falls. LODGE TAKES OATH WASHINGTON (UPI (-Ambas sador Henry Cabot Lodge has pledged to "leave no stone un turned" in a drive to help South Viet Nam win its war against Communist guerrillas. breaks, clear streams, fight for est pests and diseases, replant lands, and perform many other tasks for the state. The center grew out of the honor camp program. It is the first time the honor camp con cept has been applied to a full fledged prison. The center will serve as a train ing ground. From it, men will be funneled out to California's grow ing chain of conservation camps now 34 lo work in the woods for the state division of forestry. California pioneered the honor camp system. The Maga- lia camp is typical. En closed only by a low split - rail fence, its wooden buildings nestle in the trees. Its 80 inmates live Deer Picture Painted Dark MOUNT SHASTA-Deer hunt ers of Mount Shasta are growing apprehensive that sport is going to be more difficult than usual this fall. It is stated that deer appear fewer and feed less abun dant than usual. The latter des pite little dry weather to date. One man stated "It hasn't been good growing weather." Others state the lack of forage is due to a chilly spring rather than lack of moisture. Still an other hunter believes it is due to mental attitude of life hi gen eral. He stated that many hunt ers were disappointed on other things, and lit it frame their outlook on deer. But all admit the fishing had 'been exceptional this spring and when one had good fishing he al ways had the same kind of sport on deer. It will be interesting to ob serve results when deer Hunt ing opens. Best Buys In School Supplies JONES' OFFICE SUPPLY 629 Moin TU 4-4197 in dormitories and work in open shops, tields, or deep in the forest trews Board Buses When a fire call sounds, crews board a bus, armed with axes picks and saws, for what may be days and nights of dirty, exhaus ting and dangerous work. The pay for inmates is $15 a month. The conservation center's job is to fill these camps with men who are trained and conditioned for the heavy work. The center is constructed of huge quadrangles, enclosing yards that will be planted with grass. The building walls are the only walls. There are no guards in gun towers. Nor are there bars. The men live in dormitories, which also serve as units lor counseling. There are 290 corrections and for estry officers. Statistics have proved the value of the honor camp program. Many of its carefully-selected inmates have returned to society as re sponsible citizens. Only a few in mates have chosen lo walk away. The same success is forecast for the center. , 1AUSUS . AM. 21 I MAY 21 3n36.30-40-4i I1V6A-76-8C-89I STAR GAZER? 9: fj,ML 2d 2- 7 26-31 33-48-67 OtMIM MAY 23 J J JUNE 22 ,19-22-23-50 58-61-74 3 CANCit JUNE 23 K-i.14-17-21-35 Sy 45-65-75 uo I JULY 24 ?5Nl 1-1828-38 68-72-81-881 VIIGO AUG. 2 SEPT. 22 ?1 4- 6-16-24 jyl-77-78r -Br CLAY K. POLLAN- YW Dai Activity Guid. M According lo In Start. " To develop messoge for Saturday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 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The famous mountain, Wont Blanc, is in France. Sheriff Probes Rancher Death BEND (UPI) Sheriff s officers from three counties are continuing their search of leads into the death of Philip G. Reinhardt, 72, whose body was (ound Monday in a canai near here. An eutopsy indicated Reinhardt died from a blow on the side of the head. He was a prominent rancher in the Powell Butte area. Officers said Reinhardt left his home tlve night of Aug. 5 and headed across a field. He had $i.o on him that was not found. His body v.as found in the canal caught in a wire fence a week later. FOR Color TV ACE TV 1140 Riverside Dr. 4-3581 WALLS CLEANED BY MACHINE Drtrrgrri lor perfect result. Savei paint and re decora tine, tree t timatet. BARRY'S The DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon All Transient Gueiti. All lhaia who tome return. Rates not ntrri. not low. Ire rarage, new oration i block from Hotel. Open in til 10 I'M. 1'V'a and Radioi. Reputation for rlean HnrM. 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"Serving th Klamath Basin for 40 Years" 3226 South 6th TU 4-5145 Main & Spring TU 4-3144 r'' j w' J$ A SPARK CAN BE A DEADLY MISSILE Such little bit of carelessness can cause such a great amount of damage. Loss of life, loss of vacation lands, loss of timber and watersheds can result from one cigarette thoughtlessly flipped from a car window, or one burning match dropped beside the road. During these fire hazard months, a spark of any kind can be deadly missile. And every year, our forest areas become more and more vital to the nation's welfare. So be extra careful this year. Use your car ash tray. Douse your campfires. Be sure all fires are out, dead out. Be sure you don't cause a shameful forest fire. Like other American buiineil firml, we believe that buiinets hot a responsibility to the public welfara. Therefore this advertisement is sponsored to remind you to be careful on your outings and, more important, to explain the hazords of forest fire to visitors coming here. 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