Jacob
On Bridge
NORTH IS
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Q1098
WEST EAST
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A.73 654
SOUTH (O)
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No one vulnerable.
Sonlh West North East
1N.T. Pass 2 Pass
2 4 Pass 4 4 Pass
Pass Pass
Opening- lead 4
Stayman
Explained
By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
During the war years George
Rapce and Sam Stayman of
New York developed a system of
responding to opening no-trumps
in which the two club response
to the opening no-trump was an
artificial forcing bid. Stayman's
name was attached to the conven
tion and today every expert in
the world uses it in some forir
or other.
The uses diverge tremendous
ly, but they all go under the gen
eral name of Stayman so I will
call mine Jacoby-Stayman. Of
course Jacoby-Stayman fits per
fectly with the Jacoby transfer
bid, but whether or not you use
the transfer bid you should use
Jacoby-Stayman. ,
The bidding shown in the box
would be that of any pair using
any version of Stayman. The hand
shows why all experts use the con
vent ion.
Without the artificial club North
would probably respond three no
trump and South would have no
play for the contract. The diamond
opening would establish three dia
mond tricks and East and West
would each collect a trick with
an ace.
The two club response is artifi
cial and specifically asks t h e
opening bidder to show a four card
major suit if he has one. South
has foul- spades and shows it
whereupon North bids four spades.
There is no defense against four
spades. East and West can make
their two aces, but they can only
add one diamond trick.
O The bidding has been:
North Eait South West
IN.T. Pass 2V Pass
2 A ' Pass 3 Pass
4 Pass ?
You, South, hold:
AAQ754 VZ 4K2 KJ1065
What do you do?
A Bid four no-trump. Tour
partner has shown stronr
spades. If he holds two sees Ton
should have st food play tor a
slam, if not a cinch.
TODAY'S QUESTION
You bid four no-trump ' and
your partner bids five spades to
show three aces. What do you do
now?
Answer tomorrow
r
RAY GARRISON
Garrison
To Solicit
Educators
(Editor's Note This is, the
sixth in a series of personality
sketches on the 13 persons who
head the United Fund campaign
in Klamath County.)
nay L. Garrison, assistant pro-'
fessor of mechanical technology
at Oregon Technical Institute,
commands the educational divi
sion of the United Fund this
year.
In that post, he and a staff of
three other men solicit and col
lect donations to the United Fund
from some 850 employes of school
systems within the county, plus
OTI.
It is his fourth year as a Unit
ed Fund volunteer and the first
as a division chairman.
Garrison has been at OTI for
nine years. He and his wife Alma
have three children. One son,
Ray Jr., lives and works in San
Francisco. A daughter, Carolyn,
is a missionary in Hong Kong,
and another son, David, is with
DuPont in Wilmington, Del.
the doctor sAYslCommittee Head Claims
Cleft Palate Cases
Now Being Helped
Employment
Up In West
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Em
ployment in July in the 13 west
ern states rose 2.5 per cent over
July 1962, the Federal Bureau of
Labor Statistics reported.
Western regional director Max
D. Kossoris said the figure com
pared favorably with the 2.0 per
cent national increase.
Washington was the only state
that did not share in the expan
sion. Aircraft jobs dropped by
1.1,500 over the year and the re
cently settled lumber strike took
another 10.000 jobs.
Hawaii and Idaho rose 0.5 per
cent while Nevada was the high
est state with an 8.7 per cent in
crease.
The bureau also said that non
farm employment rose 21,000
fmm mid-June to mid-July of this
year, bringing the total to 9,182,-
500.
In addition to Washington, Ha
waii, Idaho and Nevada, the
states covered in the report in
clude Alaska, Arizona. California,
Colorado, Montana, New Mexico,
Oregon, Utah and Wyoming.
By W. G. BRANUSTADT. M.D,
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
An 18-year-old girl writes that
she was born with a cleft palate.
which was corrected by operation
when she was 6. Her problem now
is that, although she can swallow
normally, she has an unpleasant
nasal voice. This is a common
occurrence.
Cleft palate is found in about
one of every 750 babies, and is
the result of a failure in the em
bryo of the right and left halves
of the palate to fuse. This may
involve the soft palate alone, or
both the hard and soft palates.
Although in about 20 per cent of
these babies there appears to be
a hereditary factor, in the remain
ing 80 per cent no cause is found.
At Northwestern University in
Chicago the Cleft Lip and Palate
institute has been working on this
problem for many years. They
have found that, as with manv
other medical problems, the best
results are obtained with a team
approach.
In this case the team consists
of a plastic surgeon, an orthodon
tist identist who straightens the
alignment of the teeth , prostho-
donist (who makes dental and
palatal plates I. pedodontist (who
has special knowledge of children's
dental problems , speech ther
apist, and a nose and throat specialist.
The results, although truly mi
raculous, arc not- accomplished
overnight. They may require ,10
years to achieve.
Similar teams are now operating
in many parts of the country.
Ingeniously contrived speech ap
pliances have been fitted to many
of these victims who, like: my
reader, . have had an operation
which accomplished only part of
me job.
To be able to swallow is very
important to a baby's develop
ment, out me ability to talk nor
mally is equally important for the
development of the adult personal
ly.
All too often the inability to
speak plainly is interpreted as a
lack of intelligence. Nothing could
be further from the truth when
cleft palate is the cause.
Plastic surgeons are now per
fecting operations that can correct
both the swallowing and the speech
disorders, eliminating the need
for an artifical palate. Even per
sons whose deformity was neglect
ed in childhood can be helped af
ter they attain adulthood.
It is, of course, better to cor
rect cleft palates early in child
hood. One 4-year-old child, after
her palate had been repaired, was
greatly helped to improve her
speech through the efforts of a pa
tient and understanding mother.
This mother had her blow out
candles and play games that in
volved blowing a feather, as well
as practice pronouncing difficult
words properly.
If your child has a cleft palate,
this will be a handicap only if you
let it be.
.
Q My 4-year-old granddaughter
has asthma. Would her diet have
anything to do with the severity of
her attacks? If so, what kind of
food should be kept from her?
A Asthma has many causes,
which include inhalants such as
animal dandruff, pollens, house
dust and, in some persons, foods
Only by careful studies can the
exact cause be determined.
If the cause is an inhalant the
diet will not influence it.
If it is a food, she will have
to avoid any preparation that con
tains the offending ingredient.
Protest Commie-Inspired
WASHINGTON' (UPD Chair
man bdwm E. Willis of the
House Committee on Un-Ameri
can Activities labeled as
Communist dupes the bands of
beatnik-style youths who battled
police in a wild two-day protest
against the committee hearings
on students travel to Cuba.
The committee's public hear
ings came to an end Friday as
more than loo police cleared at
least 35 shouting youths from the
house office building. Seventeen
of the demonstrators were ush
ered from the committee hearing
room amid shouts of "Nazis" and
'police brutality."
Fifteen youths had been ousted
from the hearing Thursday in a
similar wild melee.
Terming the demonstration an
'ugly episode," Willis said it was
Communist-inspired, but he add
ed that the demonstrators them
selves were not Communists.
"The big boys who don't show
up arc the Communists." he said.
When the demonstrations erupt-
ed Friday, police moved in quick
ly. Six persons were arrested;
five were members of the protest
band, and one was a member of
the so-called American Nazi party.
Hie disturbance broke out
when a throng of student sym
pathizers, angered at being
barred from the committee hear
ing room, ignored police orders
to move.
Scuffling and shouting broke
out. The police moved in, and
drove the demonstrators down
three flights of stairs to the side
walk. Girst screnmed as they were
carried out. There were shouts of
'This is (lie way the fascists oper
ate, and "There s more democ
racy in Cuba than in Washing
ton.
Willis promised further investi
gations looking toward legislation
to tighten laws governing travel.
He said that the student trip to
Cuba was a "clear violation of
the law, and that the two days of
hearing showed "the difficult and
changing techniques of the Com
munist conspiracy.
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flavor of herbs and spices. Try
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powaer, oill, orcgano, sage, ses
ame seed or tarragon.
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Entitled:
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WHO YOU REALLY ARE?
By LENORE D. HANKS, C.S.B.
Tuesday, September 17, 1963
8:00 P.M.
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