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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1963)
Jacoby On BrldqQ I A 10 8 6 5 ' - WEST EAST C 8 ; t 11 ' A6S32 ' ... I ' :S V : 73 KQJ92 " ;, , I iL'"- I : Ti 75 i I 4 S 1 AJ 10863 j"" . . v i -J ' Both vulnerable 1 R2-'"JI?V-'-'' " '' ' -f' "V. North East South WXt X '.. W ; '. F 1 Pass I Pass I : - '-r m mtayA . 7C2?- . J'" IV Pass 1 A Pass ' . CI ' -V ' 4 Pass 6 Pass . ? . ?' ! - .t C. Jr Opening lead V Q V .:' . A m'W'i' 1 1! I - ' 0 V Singleton . By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Ait Arizona reader asks, "Is a sim!ctrn trump lead ever ad visable?" The answer is. "Yes indeed, biH nut often. You should be certain that declarer is going to need ruffs in dummy or a cross-ruff in his play of t h e hand and feel that a trump lead is so important that you can afford the danger of killing a possible trump trick in part ner's hand." Today's West hand really cries out for a trump lead against South's six spade con tract. North's bidding lias clearly shown four spades, four hearts and either four or five clubs while South is sure to be short in both clubs and hearts. West knows that neither hearts or diamonds wiil break for declar er and that probably East is sit ting with long clubs and four trumps. Hence, declarer will al most surely need a cross-ruft to make his slam and one trump lead will cut out one ruff. Unfortunately (or the defense, West liked his heart holding so much that he led the queen. Dummy's ace held the trick and South saw that he could make seven if he went after diamonds and Hie suit broke. He also not ed that if he could cash two hearts and the minor suit aces he could then make eight trump tricks on a cross ruff. He would not make seven, but he would make his contract so South cashed dummy's king of hearts and ace of clubs and his ow n ace of diamonds. Then he made his eight trumps separately and gave away the last trick. Had West opened that trump. South could have cross-ruffed away, but would have wound up one trick short. Like Mother, Like Daughter REDWOOD CITY, Calif. il'PI Doing things young seems to be a tradition in the Danncr family of Redwood City. Mrs. Irene Danner was mar lied at the age of 14 and gave birth to her first child, Marilyn, at the age of 15. Marilyn also got married at the aue of 14. Last Friday at (he age of 15, she had her first child. The youngster. David Wayne Skinner, weighed eight pounds 11 ounces. His 17-year-old fa ther, Vernon, is a service sta tion attendant. Mrs. Danner is now a grand mother at the age of 31. She and her husband, Theodore live in Redwood City with their two other children, Jerry, 9, and Chxusty, fi. Traffic Count Rises In State SAI.EM iL'PP-Orcgon's traf fic volume showed a general in crease throughout the state for October, compared to the same month a year ago. the Highway Department reported today. Rural interstate highways had an increase of 7.3 per cent, while non-interstate rural high ways had an increase of 7.9 per cent. This amazing new ' guards against soils . . . prolongs life CASCADE Laundry and CLEANERS Ops. Pott OHi Ph. 4-5111 r 2-2531 Trump -tv v 'WfT -i BROADWAY CLEANERS 4615 So. 6th Ph. 4-6403 HKRALD AND NKMS. KUmath REMARKABLE RECOVERY An eleven-year-old Orleans, Ont., boy awakes from a ieven-month coma. The lad was hit by a car and knocked from his bicycle last April, and doctors held little hope for his recovery, but his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ubald La mouroux, never lost hope. Their prayers were answered when Michael emerged from a deep coma, and has since recovered full power of speech and memory. The boy is shown with head nurse Mrs. S. Berigan at St. Vincent's Hospital. UPI Telephoto Girls Campus By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Recently the girls in our college were polled. The question asked was this: "What do you dislike most about the men on this campus?" The results revealed that t h e worst thing a fellow can say when he asks for a date is this: "Are you doing anything Saturday night?" No girl wants to ad mit she doesn't have a date. Some girls actually say, "Yes, I'm busy," when tlicy aren't doing a darned thing. The second most creepy guy on campus is the one who asks: "What would you like to do Friday evening?" The boy who calls a girl dor a d a t e should have some sort of en tertainment in mind. It's un fair to put the girl in the awk ward position of suggesting a movie or a play or a dance be cause the fellow may not have the money or transportation for such an evening. The girls unanimously agreed that the biggest drip of all is the guy w ho stands at the door and says, "May I kiss you? It's not too bad if the girl doesn't want to be kissed all she has to say is "No." But waiting for a kiss after saying, "Yes, you may" is gruesome. The fellow who hasn't confi dence enough to risk a rebuff is just as well off to forget it. -BETTY CO-ED Dear Betty: Here's your let ter and I agree w holeheartedly. And now mnv we hear from the fellows? What are your beefs about the females on campus? Send 'em, and I'll print 'em that is, if they're printable. Dear Ann Landers: My hus band and I went shopping .for Christmas gifts for our children and ended up in a big argu ment right in the toy depart ment. My husband wanted to buy some fancy gun and holster sets for our sons. I said no. 1 leel strongly that there is too much emphasis today on violence, shooting and murder. Any eve ning of any week will find the living-room piled high with, corpses from TV thrillers. These shoot-'em-ups are labeled "family entertainment." I am opposed to a daily diet of brutality and death and I do nit allow our 7- and 9-year-old boys to watch TV indiscrim inately for tliis reason. My husband says guns, cow boys and Indians and cops and rc'jbers are all part of grow ing up. He claims make-believe PROTECT your DRAPES and SLIPCOVERS with miracle Sojt'HDJuf. development from Sanitone spills . . . wards off common of fabrics. Call on us today. NEW METHOD Cleaners 14S3 Etolsfiadt Ph. 4-4471 Fall.. OrrSon Monday, Drcrmbtr S. 1963 Rate Creeps shooting games are a healthy outlet for youthful energies, and since the good guys always win in tile end it teaclies children respect for the law. We did not buy the guns yes terday but my husband said I should write to you because he's sure your answer would support his viewpoint and then he could buy the guns later. What do you say? MYRNA Dear Myrna: Sorry, but If your husband is wailing for me to tell him to go back and buy guns for the kids, he'll wait a long time. 1 recommend as "energy out lets" footballs, baseballs, ping pong sets, roller skates, i c e skates, tricycles and bicycles. These are vastly better than guns. I agree with you, mother continuous viewing of brutality and violence Is bad for children. Guns arc for killing, and toy guns make a game of destruc tion. Confidential to Worth It Or Not: Definitely not. By the time this character learns the rules of the game he'll be too old to make (he team. Who needs him? the versatile pump that goes anywhere! The fabulous pump that goes anywhere . . . onytime . . . with any outfit. Select yours new from three wonderful ma terials . . . block silk, black smooth leather, or gleaming patent in block, grey or bctge. THE LARIAT Hi heel style THE LOTUS Illusion heel 512 Main Free 13.99 f h l3-99 Uwf Shoe Solon I Street Floor I f Uie Your I jCr Charge Account f Ar or Loy Away! PtT"njhirschj Doll Sent To Caroline NAPLES, Italy (UPI)-A sev-cn-year-old Italian girl Saturday sent her new doll to Caroline Kennedy because "I was sad to think your daddy couldn't give you a present on your birthday." Little Pinetta Musco, of the town of San Giuseppe Vesuvi ano, received the doll for her own birthday and asked her fa ther to send it to Caroline along with a rocking horse for John Jr. The package left Saturday with an accompanying letter from Pinetta. "They have told me that your daddy has gone away and can never return," the letter read. "I knew him and I always saw him on television. Father gave me a doll for my birthday but I was sad to think that your daddy couldn't give you a pre sent on your birthday. I am sending you my doll to keep you company. I send you many kis ses and I am praying the Good Madonna and Jesus for you." Plan Your RETIREMENT INCOME Thi-oath EqalUhlr'i Mvinr Inturanc John H. 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