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Jacoby On Bridge NOKTH (D) 19 AQJ98 VAQJ 743 KJ8 WEST EAST A5 4K3 84 VK87S3 4Q8f)2 45 M0743 92 SOUTH 4.1073 V 102 AKJ1S AQ5 Both vulnerable North nut Sooth West 1 4 Pass 1 Pus .1 Pan SN.T. Pas JN.T. Pat Fan Pas Opening lead V 9 Lead Poses Question By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Ami) I think it was the lalo R. P. Foster who soliloquized, "To duck or not to duck, that Is the question. For whether 'tis bet ter to win a trick at once or wait for more that may n o t come I cannot say." West does not have any at tractive lead of his own so he opens the nine of hearts in hope that his partner will have a heart suit. The lead succeeds admirably provided that East is i m a r t enough to duck after the jack is played from dummy. East should have ho great problem here. His only possible re-entry is the king of spades and the heart suit is stopped twice against him. So East ducks and signals with the eight spot. South holds the trick 'in dummy and comes to his hand with the ace of dia monds in order to lead a spade from his own hand. At this point West has a chance to duck. This isn't really a duck, but merely the usually normal play of second hand low. If West plays second hand low South will have no further trouble making his contract If East takes his king of spades the entry for the heart suit will have been used up. If East doesn't take his king South abandons the spade suit and makes his contract with three clubs, three diamonds, two hearts and a spade. If West rises with the ace of spades and leads a second heart the hand Is set because East will make his hearts before South gots a spade. It Q Tbe bidding? has been: Sooth West North Km 1 Pass 2 4 Pass Pass 2 V 3 4 Pass t Yon, South, hold: 4.3 8 A 1 KJ 1 4A Cj 1 1 1 What do you do? A Pbm. Yoar partner's tint bid was only a stasia tain and ha Jost waala to compete,' not let to tune. TODAY'S QUESTION Tnstead of passing over your partner's three diamonds. East bids three hearts. What do you la this case? Answer Tomorrow Gilchrist Plans Play GILCHRIST - Nov. 1 Is the date set for Gilchrist High School's annual play. Entitled "Tell It To Ethel." this year's production is a comedy in throe acts directed by Ann Dolezal, assisted by Patty C'ollistcr. Characters include Frank Ad ams, played by Emie Taylor, a distinguished businessman and father of Palsy, his younger daughter, who is played by Johnnie Anding. Nadine, his old er daughter, is characterized by Kay Gibbon, and Sandy, his son, by Fred Castro. Ruth Adams, Frank's wile, played by Janice Steele, has trouble with her husband be cause he won't lot iter have a new car, and Sandy also has money problems because his fa ther refuses him a trumpet. Complications result wlien San dy tries to borrow money from the maid. Sissy ravis, enacted by Sue Smailwnod. Alberta Adams, Frank's un married sister, played by Slier ri Collister, and Elizabeth Hud son, tiie town's busiest busy body, characterized by Betty Rosebcrry, add to tlie fun of tlie plot. Jerry French is cast as JI70 Se. Tew aad Cwatrv PAGE-tf HERALD AND ';wf r'''-' TAMES WILD GEESE These once-wild Canadian Honkers show no fear as they eat corn from the hands of Janis Willson, I I, en the Willson ranch near Grants Pass. The wild geese just came to the ranch about three weeks ago and remained. UPI Telephoto 'Big Deal,' Hubby Wants Name First By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: My hus band and I believe in planning ahead. We are now arguing about Christmas cards. All the years we have been married we've had our cards printed with my name ap pearing first. As an exam ple: "Greet ings from Dor othy and Dick." My husband says it's time I gave him top billing for a change and have the cards read, "Greetings from Dick and Dorothy." I was under the impression that the woman's name is sup posed to appear first as a mat ter of etiquette. Dick says I am wrong about this and it's just a matter of which way you want io do it. Will you please settle the argument in a hurry? TIRED OF FIGHTING Dear Tired: I do hope these words reach you In time. There are only 84 days left until Christmas. On printed cards the woman's name should appear first. Since your husband would like his name to appear first for a change (big deal) you could please him by hand-signing the cards. It Is correct for the per son who signs for himself and another person to place' the oth er person's name first. Dear Ann Landers: A certain woman who works in this of fice hates me because I have a terrific figure and I cat any thing I want while she starves herself to death and looks like a Mack truck. This woman is always trying to put me in hot water with the office manager. If I am five minutes late in the morning she reports me. If I overstay my coffee break three minutes she reports me. Last night I left ten minutes early because the wea ther was threatening and I had a chance to ride homo with a friend. I received a needle about it tho first thing this morning. My work is lop-notch and I'm twice as fast and three times as efficient as any girl in this of fice. I'm not pinning any med als on myself, Ann, but I just happen to be an excellent typ ist. How should I deal with the trouble-maker? - VICTIM OK JEALOUSY Dear Victim: If you are twice as fast and three limes as el flclent as any girl In the office two minutes here and five min utes there will not put you in hot water. Prrang the Informer by re porting to the office manager any of jour Irregularities be fore she gets the chance. Dear Ann Landers: I'm a 1B-year-old girl who is being pes tered to death by a creep who won't give up. To make matters worse my mother thinks this boy is great. Last week when he called I Dale Starke. Nadlnc's suitor, and Glenn Mount has tlie role of Professor Hancock, Alber ta's admirer. Tlie opening night perform ance will begin at 7:30 p m. in the Gildirlst High School Gymnasium. WINTERIZE NOW! Hv all yr mtnr rMira tns1l4l fort rl4 woalhtr U In. If lb rf leak. Ihf four ) nclft or wind ntrtl rt-plai-lnt, ! tht mr frm bar tail. Laak mi lt Uan tiamplaai lrrow N. f Payment Amount $100.00 12 m S10.0S $300.00 II m. $21.11 $500.00 ......... 24 mt $21.1 SUBURBAN FINANCE eth. h. TU 4-77S Shoselnt Csator NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon 4l X was not at home. He asked my mother if I had a date for Fri day night. She suggested he call me back the next day. I've told her a dozen times not to give him any encouragement. She should have told the pest that I did have a date for Friday. The next day when he called I had to accept because mom had put me on the spot. I don't enjoy this boy's com pany. He is so sweet and atten tive he makes me sick. He em barrasses me by bringing gifts. I want to get rid of him for keeps but 1 don't know how. Help! Plcascl-PIXIE FACE Dear Face: Girls who write and ask how to get rid of a fel low don't really want to. It's flattering to be sought af ter (even by a creep) so you give htm that "go away closer" routine.' A girl who wants to be left alone does not accept gifts from a boy nor does she go out with htm and blame her mother. "No" Is one of the shortest, most effective words in the Eng lish language. You ought to try it some time. Babe. To learn the booby-traps of teen-age drinking, write for Ann Landers' ;iooklct, "Teen ago Drinking," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will bo glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE LQ k 1 Wk ll,M rtMO. IMC, 'ilSOD -C , TOT fWV1 '3iWi -9 MEETS TIIE IMIESS WASHINGTON (UPI '-President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EST Thursday. NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE POLICEWOMEN EXAMINATION CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON APPLY NOW The City of Klamath Foils is accepting applica tions for the Policewomen Examination Sched uled for Saturday, November 2, 1963, at 9:00 a.m., at tho Klamath Falls Police Department, 425 Walnut Street. Applications may bo ob tained ot the City Hall, 5th ond Walnut Streets. Qualifications ore at follows: 1. 21 years of ago minimum. 2. Typing: 60 w.p.m. 3. Good physical condition. Tuesday, October 21, 1963 ' -'"'' Long Court Suit Ends ALTURAS A two-year legal hassle was settled in Alturas Wednesday evening when John L. Montgomery was awarded a $15,000 settlement for injuries sustained in a logging truck and dump truck collision. The acci dent occurred June 8, 1961, on Highway 395 where highway construction was underway. Montgomery received severe burns and head wounds in the accident when his logging truck collided with the hot mix truck driven by Benton Brown. Brown was driver of a Modoc County truck that was sub-contracted to. the highway contractors. The settlement was agreed on during an intermission of the trial for which a jury had been selected the day before. Defendants in the case were Modoc County, Morrison-Knud-scn Company, and Reno Itcdi Mix. Henry Saunders, attorney for Montgomery, argued that im proper safety precautions by the defendants were directly re sponsible for the accident. Tlie $15,000 settlement will be pro rated among tho three defend ants by their respective insur ance agencies. Also, they will be responsible for all court costs. Montgomery is currently cm ployed by Jl. A. Briggs in Ore gon, (Who was employer and owner of the involved logging truck at the time of the acci dent. 'ii'Wg ? 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