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Pass By Oswald - & four-car- 5 A James Jacoby Usually, the player who upto develop a trick for his partner. On rare occasions he develops a trick for himself. East cashes two spade tricks and looks around for a tnird. He isn't going to get it. Can his partner? South has shown the ace of clubs in the bidding. West might hold the king of clubs, but if he does it isn't going to do him any good. South will be able to discard any losing clubs on dummy's hearts. That leaves a trump trick as percuts does so For Thursday, Dec. 25, 1975 ARIES (March 19) Relax Enjoy yourself today. Though some worldly matters may clamor for attention, set Ihem aisde They can be attended to later y TAURUS (April 20) Your first responsibility is to your family today Cnce they're happy, lake care of being a jolly good fellow with others. GEMINI (May 21 June 20) This be a fun day for you socially However, try not to indulge too heavily in all the goodies. Don't try to cram the whole season into one day will CANCER (June 22) Take time to enjoy yourself today Fretting over whether the family is havmq a good time w II d'mimsh your fun LEO (July y A Wisconsin reader says, "Here in Milwaukee none of the better players will open a d major suit. I can find no such rule in my limited bridge literature. What is your advice on this?" Our advice is to bid as the South Pass 9 the p Alcoholics SAN MATEO, Calif. (UPD- -A program which houses alcoholics in an attractive motel is turning them into y wonders. Staff members of "Project 90" report a 60 per cent success rate for men who tend to be self-hel- p 22) Christ- mas comes once a year, so The workaday enjoy. enoy world will still be there tomorrow t. VIRGO (Aug. 22) You could be caught up in the spirit Jacobys bid. We try to avoid d opening a major, but would surely open one heart with: four-car- AAK2VKQJ9 7654Q5. On the other hand we open one club as do practically all good players with: A K 1087 K765 43AAK8. (Do you have a question tor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care ot this newspaper. The Jacobys will answer individual questions if stamped, envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies ol JACOBY MODERN.) you happen to receive an extremely large gift today, be tactiul in talking about it to those who may not be as for- tunate SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) You'll be happier today with older people who appreciate the day for what it is. rather than with those preoccupied with their ambitions CAPRICORN Department to have the extra duties levied, but the petitions were turned down. The corporation now is appealing that decision in the Customs Court. U. S. Steel Board Chairman Edgar B. Speer sums up the tnrust ot the magazines message by stating that "it is grossly unfair to expect American workers to join the ranks of the unemployed in order to provide jobs for foreign labor." The magazine points out the kinds of help that overseas hard core alcoholics, nations, including those of the previously averaging 16 arrests Common Market, provide for liquor-relatefor apiece their steel industries, thus offenses. further aiding the development in the sober central They stay of export markets for them. San Mateo motel at The main item in the the cost of San Mateo County's conventional rehabilitation magazine is devoted to a of U.S. discussion Steel's program. to the Treasury petitions 90 members are Project both on placed in two - room motel Department, centering the and economic legal in of four. apartments groups The corporation They pledge to forego drink and arguments. believes that the Treasury to attend an Alcoholics Department failed to follow Anonymous meeting every applicable law in denying the night for the first 90 days. The plan grew out of an petitions, and that, in any event, the economic impact of afterthought by Oakland businessman LeRoy Fleenor, who the rebate is to make steel from worked part-tim- e to provide those nations more attractive to American buyers by emergency help for alcoholics. lowering its price here. Fleenor said county officials The articles point out that, were reluctant to one even as it rejected the of his proteges who would get the Treasury drunk a few hours after petitions, said it found receiving treatment in the local Department of the economic elements rehabilitation center. argument "quite persuasive." I "Finally in desperation The special issue charges rented a house and put my son in charge," Fleenor said. "It that for too long American also provided space for three trade policy has been treated as "the orphan" of American other men. "I told him he could stay foreign policy, with trade there as long as he liked and as concessions being granted long as he didn't drink. Then, foreign nations to help achieve as a sort of afterthought, I told political objectives. Mr. Speer points out that him he'd have to attend an AA diplomatic efforts to right the meeting every night. "Much to my surprise he imbalances caused by unfair stayed sober in fact, he trade practices, such as this have been stayed sober for two years, tax rebate, in until he died of lung cancer a unsuccessful the past. "There appears to be no real couple of years ago." lYoject 90 participants are expectation of a change by housed in the motel at a cost to these (foreign) governments the county of only $7.50 per day. unless our government imposes The more conventionally counter vailing duties for their structured County Alcoholic failure to adhere to this well Recovery Unit costs $24.75 per recognized principle of fair international trade," he insists. day per patient. LIBRA (Sept. t. 23) Before you get caught up in the activities of this busy day. fulfill yo.ir obligations to one who is SCORPIO (Oct. Supervisor Classified Department Provo Daily Herald 1555 North 200 West Provo, Utah near Sir, Se (Dec. you can be If ZTJeAX of aS involved the sale of a mobile complete satisfaction your Apartment. home, iSi" J" , response t" second --- speedy that your -- - a-- paper ffeMd sale of the d JrSip ""?.?; home f with people from many areas home. purchasing my mobile was 15 I will surei, express my assurance that the need arise. Sincerely, Charles Illsley it We get many compliments and success stories on our classified advertising department but this one was so well done we just had to pass it along to you. The above letter expresses complete satisfaction from the first contact with our to the completion of the sale. It's nice to have fast, courteous and efficient people to deal with when you place your "Want Ad' with the Daily Herald and, it's nice to know that over 100,000 readers of The Daily Herald are exposed to your sales story. This means one How results. about your household? Do you have generally just thing: something to sell. Do you want to buy something? Get results the fastest way possible. With a Daily Herald 'Want Ad.' Ad-vis- or 22-Ja- AQUARIUS (Jan. CALL WEEKLY TILL 19) You could displease your mate bv making some changes in what you've decid- For ed to do Keep peace Stick to what you agreed upon PISCES (Feb. 20) Spending the day with those for whom you have deep emotional ties would be the wiser course, but lure of the bright lights may be too much to resist your brthdcy You're going to form an important alliance this coming year, probab'y with someone much older than yourself This per-so- n will be an enormous help to your career 22) Sl'rSSS contact with the First, I was q two reasons. ions experience for employe your service offered by e enployees; yet, would 0f t they were genuinely volume in the department . th. df their courteous manne 8 c need concerned with my spec if of tne proper valuable assistance in i placed my ad rendered w rd forth. at column heading and an appropr tne emc was likewise Impressed with was later discontinued. one-thir- Dec. 25, 1975 carefree Apartment H Provo, Utah Treasury Others are apt to treat you more generously than you anticipated today Don t look for hidden motives They're doing it because they like you the season and make an Then Charles Illsley 262 East 700 North 19) overly generous return for a small favor Let reason rule emotion older October 23. 1975 d 1 Pass Opening lead of in American law. The special iss'te of the NEWS is part of a continuing effort by the corporation to its employees and keep pensioners abreast of matters affecting U.S. Steel. It asks that they write to elected and appointed officials urging that the United States insist on international trade rules that will promote fair trade among nations. The special issue details steps U. S. Steel is taking to have countervailing duties or extra charges added to the price of steel exported to the U.S. from seven of the nine Common Market nations. v Earlier this fall, U.S. Steel petitioned Plan For a possibility. East leads a third spade! South has to follow suit and West ruffs with the nine of trumps. The nine uppercuts dummy. It can only be beaten by the ace and if the ace is played, West's king becomes a winner. If that third spade had not been led, South would be able to take a simple diamond finesse and make his contract. The uppercut has beaten him. vwiv 2 A Self-Hel- Partner VAK J72 A74 Q92 4 ASSN at Bridge Win K9 J 10 149 148 I I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A 129 33 40 43 28 Steel Publication violation Pa. - Fair subsidy its PITTSBURGH, trade between America and major trading partners will become a reality only if Americas demand it, U. S. Steel contends in a special issue of U S STEEL NEWS devoted to a discussion of an unfair trade practice affecting steel exported from the European Economic Community. The topic for the magazine, only the second such special issue in its history, is the practice among nations of the Common Market to rebate to their steel producers the "value - added" tax upon exports of steel. This rebate, U, S. Steel argues, constitutes a 0 0 0 J Fair Trade Stressed 27 38 37 YOU'D NEVER KNOW IT from her happy face here, that Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut would like to give it all up to be an actress. In an interview in Pravda, the Olympic star said she cared nothing for medals but needs the love of the public "and I fight for it." By 126 125 me 111 H 22 21 124 10 J20" 19 23 19 U 13 12 of 1975 'NKKSI'M'm KNTmi'HIM- ASSN KVKN MORK belt tightening may have to be done by New York City and state, according to William Simon. The Treasury secretary said the latest tax and budget-cuttin- package should have been done months ago. non-commerc- ial 7 p.m. 'Want Ads' |