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Show Page 28—THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, June 27, 1971 Here Is Your Horoscope Today’s Forecast Another merce or public taste can be of are children in the picture. Take inestimable value to any business care of your ownfirst, however. CANCER (June 22-July 23)— or social venture, for itcan keep LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)— guide you into excesses. A day such ventures on the path to Matters requiring a judgment of when morningworship can serve success by keeping that path cthers must be well! considered turning and bending with the this morning. Don’t act before yourultimate dest interests. Don't allow your appetites to LEO (July 24-Aug, 23)— times. An executive by nature, vou have fully reviewed every Stability of mind and emotions you are born idea-man, con- aspect. required todayif )2u are to be ceiving and hatching schemes for VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)—-A favorable day for business and able to help yourself as well as success at a prodigious rate. others to an understandingofcir- You possess at the same time finances. Don't let another know Great artistic talent, most you fear competition; otherwise, cumstances. VIRGO \ Aug. 24-Sept. 23)—The. especially in the wayof an ability you may get more than you possibilities are great today that to recognize talent in others bargained for. you will be able to achieve a large before it has really come to the LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)—A goal by a few minoractivities of fore. Given material wealth, you question of health is answered might well become one of the favorably for the Libra who has mind. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— great patrons of the age; given no paid attention to signs of fatigue Secrets have a way of being aired more then spiritual under- and appetite. this morning. The wise Libra will standing and awareness of the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— keep to himself until all danger ariistic nature, you can provide Conditions prevail that may for others the kind or moral Make this a confusing day for has passed SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 22)— support they need when first You. Consider the source before cting on new ee oe The Scorpio who looks on the developing their own talents. - bright side will not be disappoint- rouse you to anger, you should make a special effort to remain calm and collected throughout the day. : CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 2)—Your effort to influence large numbers of people should show atleast some minorsigns of paying off at this time. AQUARIUS(Jan. 21-Feb. i$)— SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Today's Forecast ed in the long run. Don't let another's ridicule get to you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 22)—Though others may try to dency toward jumping the gun CANCER (June 22July 23/— this morning. Sit on your Your generous nature comes to decisions a while before anthe fore, especially where there nouncing them. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)—Friendships come in for some tense moments this morning. Those that collapse may not have been worth saving. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb.19)— Be especially careful this morning not to overlook the minor aspects of the presentsituation. They are essential to a solution. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)—A’ highly social morning leads to a workaday afternoon and evening. Don't be disappointed with the results of your earnest labor, Rule your passions today. Morning church services do much to help you gain control of your deepest feelings. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)— Develop your powers of concentration. Use the time today to discover things about yourself that will ease your wayin future. ARIES (March 22-April 20)— ARIES (March 22-April 20)— Keep aneye on the generalhealth of loved ones. A good day for displaying your knowledge of world affairs to higher-ups. Sixth sense brings you more TAURUS (April 21-May 21)— understanding of loved ones Overcome the confused tendencies of this morning by applying yourself assiduously to your assigned tasks. Think ahead—and back. today than the other five put together. Listen to the voice of / instinet. TAURUS (April 21-May 21)-— Intuitive knowledge brings you the kind of peace you've been seeking. Morning worship leads GEMINI (May 22-June 21)— Protect yourself from the gossip surrounding a friend. Though you maynotlike it, you mightbe wise to keep to yourself today. the wayto insightful realizations. GEMINI ‘May 22-June 21)— The longer time you give your plansto gel, the nore likely you have to have a successful project going for you in the near future. SUNDAY, JUNE 27—Born today, you have an unusual awareness of the rising and falling trends ir the world around you.Your ability topredict a shift in the prevailing winds of com- By Hoffa WASHINGTON (UPI) — James R. Hoffa has resigned from his last remaining post with the ieamsters union, possiblyto enhance his chances for parole from the Lewisburg, Pa., federal penitentiary where heis serving a 15-year sentence for mail fraud and jury tampering. Hoffa resign~d as international president last Monday, but Nixon administrationofficials said then his ties to the union were still too strong to improve the likelihood of parcle. The U.S. Parole Board deaied, without comment, his petition March 3, Government officials, however, said Hoffa’s refusal to resign from the union presidency although he had been in prison since March, 1967 hurt his appeal. SAVINGS SACRAMENTO,Calif. (UPI) —The State Assembly has passed a bill prohibiting employment discrimination by nonprofit social and fraternal clubs and charitable or educational associations. 3 Fence opening 4Shoshonean Indian Even (poet) 6 Oriental coin — dog ‘T Heights (ab.) 13 Irish — 8 British 14 Hydrocarbon io 15 Shoe ‘ongers IeLincoin's _10Preferred procession (ab.) 25 Asseverate 12 Withered 13 Lateral parts 26 Interpret unds (ab.) 18 Baseball great (dial) 2B Roman road 20 Hazards 21 Sellin small 29 Urth or Wyrd, forinstance lots 30 Collections 22 Biblical vineyard 36 Engine owner 31 Manifest 23 Hangs in folds 37Girl inasong 32 Musician's 24 Ceremonial 40 Chew upon West discarded the deuce of NORTH (D) @AQ976 In Ruling 1Girl'sname 2Biblical name 41 Followers 42 Flatfish 43 Snare 45 Ancient Persian 46 Soviet city a52 @KI843 86542 o95 #10972 YVoid @AKQJ1063 &Q SOUTH 10 47 Small tumors 49 Greek letter 50 Relative (ab.) 52 Impair 53 Priority ¥AQI10973 oi2 853 North-South vulnerable (prefix) West North la Pass 5 East 2 5@ Pass golden,” might well have been written by a_ bridge player. Over the years, we have seen more troub!e caused by players using their tongue insteadof their brain. East took two diamond tricks, After slight study, he decided nis best chance to defeat the five-spade contract would be to give everybody a chanceto ruff a diamond, Heled a third roundof the suit. South couldn’t wait to say, “Thank you.” He discarded the trey of clubs and ruffed with dummy’s king. DOWN Seman if (Et| 668 No. STATE, In addition, the hotel, by court order, must pay $2,000 to the office of State Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz. Lefkowitz brought the charges against the hotel, claiming the 2 cent “sundries” charge was fraudulent and in violation of the general business law. South 4% Pass Pass ruff. if he ruffed high, West would be sure of a trump trick South noted that he could have reached his hand by playing clubs, but felt that his play had been a better attempt He was right about that, but if only he had thought a little at trick three he would have made his contract. There was no hurry about that club discard, He should Opening lead—@ 9 have chucked his 10 of spades! Then he could have By Oswald & James Jacoby entered his hand by ruffing The maxim, “Silence is the first spade, not the secPass Pass Pass NEW YORK (UPI)—The Charles Perrault, French The first edition of the State Supreme Court Thursday poet, wrote under the ,en World Almanac, a 120-page ordered the Waldorf-Astoria name of “Mother Goose.” handset volume containing Hotel to refund more than He was the first to put the 12 pages of advertisements, $100,000 in “sundry” charges fairy tales into simple lan- was published by the New York World in 1868. added to the bills of guests who guage. stayed at the hotel between December, 1969 and May, 1970. QloseD At the same time the court permanently enjoined the hotel from reverting to its former practice of adding the 2 per * Features For! Mon:Taro. cent charge, ostensibly for interna! message and telephone service. #ttorneys for the hotel said they would appeal the decision. Justice Harold Baer ruled that “the charge for message Quavhic, ' MILO services delineated as sundries was fraudulent and unconscionable.” Under the court’s decision, some 64,3000 guests are entitled spades, but our hero paid no attention. Hecashed’s dummy's ace of spades, continued with the six-spot and finally stopped to think. It was too late. If he ruffed low, West would over- &AKIG4 WEST EAST 55 Prisonofficial , 26 WK $84 (slang) 38 Gull-like birds 39 Slues 41 Devotee 44 Number 45 Cut grass 48 Bullfighter 51 Unit of 56 Division of the calyx 51 Spools of movie film WIN AT BRIDGE Timely Discard Solves Fix ACROSS — de Bordeaux 6 Shetland Court Hits Waldorf to refunds of at least $113,202. Discrimination DANGLING policeman is the featured attraction at an exhibition in Rome. The officer took a helicopter ride the hard way during a simulated rescue mission in a show sponsored by the Italian Red Cross. STATE | 23-1 22)—You can overcomé-a ten- Monday, June 28 Post Quit Answer to Previous Purzle Cs Dog’: Lite| Ce ondone. After that, he could draw trumps anddiscardhis third club on the ace of spades. ATOM TEST YUCCA FLAT,Nev. (UPI)— A low yield nuclear weapon was triggered 1,500 feet beneath the desert floor here Wednesday, the 23rd such detonation by the United States since the 1963 ban The Atomic Energy Commission said the nuclear device ha a punch of up to 200 kilotons, or an equivalent of 200,000 tons of TNT.Noradiation escaped into the atmosphere, the AEC said. ; ol . OREM - Wed June 28-29-30 -7) ATERMELON 874. |RADISHES‘xing 5d. i CHEESE §=R BACON STEAK “POTATO Aye Wilson . B35. SALAD PORK 1 NoRWEST BEANS... Tek > MINI usa,eter MONADE (0/3: SF. KRAFT Cope lokee- MARSHMALLOWS 5/%- — AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Office: Salt Lake City Branch Offices: Ogden, Provo, Clearfield & Murray J. RALPH BROWN, PRESIDENT : Sore 5 For your convenience, STATE SAVINGSstretchesits business hours 8:30 a.m, to 6:00 p.m. on Monday (homeoffice) and Friday {branch offices), and 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday(all offices). FREE save-by-mail services are offered. FREE PARKINGisprovided atall locationsin either adjacent or nearby parkinglots. ‘ t |