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It is not an easy-to-read book. British KOETH CD) It AAlOUJ 44 4)J8 AKQ78 WEST EAST 4V82 K74. V85I1 VAKQB6 K108J 4)742 J2 SOUTH SQJSS VJ107 AQ8 4108 3 East and Wert vnhwraMa North Kast BonUs Weal 1 IV 1 Pan 2 4 Pan 8 4 Paia 4 4 Pan Pan Pan Opening lead V 2 books never are, but it is cer tainly worthwhile reading for anyone who wants to improve his defensive play. Mr. Brown points out that a good defensive player should be alert to take advantage of any mistakes declarer might make. East won the opening heart lead with the queen and contin ued the suit in order to force dummy. South ruffed In dummy and led a diamond to his queen. West took his king and returned the ten spot which South won with his ace. At this point South should save attacked trumps, whereupon noth ing bad would happen to him, but South decided to ruff a third heart in dummy. Then he played the ace and ten of trumps. East was ready for this play. He went right up with the king and threw South back in dummy with the jack of diamonds. South had to Jead clubs from dummy and East was able to ruff the third club and set the contract. Of course, East would have looked mighty silly If his play of! the king had dropped an honor; from his partner's hand. And, of course, declarer had umpteen; ways to make the hand. Instead he found the one way to go down and East had risen to the occa sion. Learn the Jacoby system with your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby. Just send your name, address, and 60 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. Q The bidding; has been: Boath West North East 14 Double Pan Fan 7 Yon, South, hold: 4KT VAQ4 4JS4 4Alt What do you do now? - A Referable. Ton are rarely hi had trouble at one diamond daablad. The redoabte ben partner to reacaa yea from this bad spot. TODATS QUESTION - Wert passes. Your partner bids one heart and East passes. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Release Of Priest Gained After Eight Years Effort WASHINGTON UPI Thel return from Russia of the Rev. Walter Ciszek, a 58-year-old Ro- man Catholic priest from Shenan doah, Pa., Saturday climaxed State Department efforts in his behalf that spanned two adminis trations and more than eight years. Father Ciszek and another American prisoner of the Rus sians, Marvin Makincn, 24, a stu dent from Ashburnham, Mass., were exchanged for two accused Soviet spies Friday. Makinen had been imprisoned in the Soviet Un ion on spy charges since the sum mer of 11981, but the priest was believed to have been a prisoner of the Russians since about 1940. According to his sister, Mrs. Helen C. Gearhart of Washington, Father Ciszck's family had not seen or heard from him since the outbreak of World War II in 0939, except for a brief message in 1935. Father Ciszek was born in Shenandoah on Nov. 4, 1904. A member of the Jesuit order, he went to -Rome in 1934 after attending the order's seminary at Woodstock, Md. He was ordained at the Vatican in 11937 and a year later was assigned to a Jesuit seminary in Poland, near we Russian frontier. Mrs. Gerahart said that in 1940 the family was told by one of the Priests superiors that "the Bolsheviks" had taken him, ap parently when the Rusaans in vaded Poland during the period of the short-lived Nazi-Soviet non- aggression pact. She said he was believed dead until -1955 when one of his sisters. a nun iri Reading, Pa., received a cryptic note, apparently smug gled out of Siberia where he was imprisoned on spy charges. The note said: "You may have forgotten me or you may have taken me for dead. I am alive, NAMED MANAGER WASHINGTON (UPI) Dr. Joseph F. Shea. 37-year-old dep uty director of the space agency's itiice ol manned space lagm, nas been named program manager for development of the Apollo spacecraft. Shea will go the National Aero nautics and Space Administra tion's Manned Space Center at Houston. Tex. The Apollo space ship is being designed to carry astronauts to the moon. If you write to this address, I'll reply." The envelope bore an ad dress in the Soviet Union. Since then, she said, the State ucparument "nas wonted very Hard trying to get him out." Mrs. Gearhart said that she had planned to visit her brother in August and that Soviet authori ties had agreed to let him travel to Moscow to meet her. But suddenly early this month, she said, the Soviet embassy nere cancelled her visa, probably Decause ot me impending re lease, although she suspected nothing of this sort at the time. Liz Taylor In No Hurry For Divorce PAGE-14 HERALD AND NEWS. Monday, October 14, 186 Klamath Falls, Ore. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Eddie i in residency, and each time Eliza- Fisher, involve! in the biggest scandal of the year with estranged wife Elizabeth Taylor and actor Richard Burton, said Saturday, "It may be a long time before Elizabeth and I are divorced." The singer said he had tele phoned Miss Taylor at the Mexi can location site of Burton's new movie, "Night of the Iguana," to inquire if she wanted him to insti tute Nevada divorce proceedings. "She said she was in no hurry," Fisher reported. "I've been here six weeks and could get my divorce by Monday if she wants it," Fisher added. "In fact I've had three chances to get a divorce here in the past year. Each year I spent six weeks' both said she was in no hurry." Fisher said he is leaving this desert community where he has been appearing at the Desert Inn Hotel for Los Angeles Tuesday to visit his children by Debbie Reynolds. "As soon as I leave, it will cancel out my residency and my legal requirements for a divorce, After I get to Los Angeles I intend to go to New York and the HAWKINS SUCCEEDS LARSEN WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate confirmed the nomination of Willis M. Hawkins Jr. of Cali fornia as assistant secretary of the Army for research and de velopment Friday succeeding Finn J. Larsen, Bahamas. I don't know when 1 will be able to spend six weeks in Las Vegas again, which means it will be a long time before I can file for a divorce." Friends of the singer explained that Eddie was doing the gentle manly thing. If he went ahead with a divorce it would leave his estranged wife in the embarras sing position of being free and available to marry Burton, but awaiting the actor's freedom to remarry. KODACOLOR FILM and Black and Whit. rilm Proceiilni - ONE DAY SERVICE UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP 71 1 Moia PROTECT your DRAPES md SLIPCOVERS with miracle Stt'HDf. 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