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Show ridge Students West looked at dummy's five diamonds and saw that oncetrumps were as the: started to give awa’ mond tricks right off the bat he might kill most of the diamond suit He led his jack of dia monds! South was in dummy and has his choice of any number of ways to go after 10 tricks. All these ways had one thing | | in common. They werent ‘oing to work, All West had to Both vuinerable io was to rememberto lead a West North East South second diamond when he Pass Pass Dble next got in the lead. [Pes 24 Pass (28 iPass 4% Pass Pass hedilPicea ad |Pass The bidding has been 29 | Opening lead~K @ | West Nerth East South 1 ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby The bidding of today’s hand was excellent. North Sawnopointin overcalling at the two level with his five card minor suit, He bid only two diamonds after his partner reopened the bidding with a takeout double, When South bid two hearts, Nor was justified in jumping to yame. Good bidding doesn't alw 8 netta sags It didn’t came p with a ‘Killing& fense. "His king of spades held the first trick. East's four spot wasthe lowest missing spade so West assumed his partner held three spades. [ote| iv Pass 2¢ Pas Pass Pass 2NT. Pass You, South, hold ACRORS 41 Masculine iCzechname nickname Atthe Oder 42 Toddler 44 Devours 3 NewYork village 12College effein! 13 Withered 46Dried grapes 49 Habituate 53 Two wedding words 14 East(Fr) 54 Handbags 27 Coterie 58 Baseball 15 Two-edged ) 18 Rental agreement 19 "Last 56 Little (Fr.) 57 Scot clubs 59 Abstract being Pleiad” «60 Makes a 21 Goddess of discord mistake 61 Koke's 27 Preposition DOWN 23 Drone be 24 Months (ab.) 29 Taverns 32 Unwilling MContinued story ‘36 Neater 37 Stupor 38 Redact 39 Singing group weapon Bastlndian % sixth graders in Oti dass at Fremont Elementary School haveshownit doesn’t take high-priced professionals to conduct a political poll About 1,080 pop botties is all that's necessary ‘The youngsters organized the collection of the bottles, turned them in for cash, got themsleves a classroom telephone and then conducted their ownstudy of the US. Senaterace in Uiah ‘Their resi were almost identicalto those obtained by the biggest political research firms ts were following 26 What do you do now? s of Weeks’ class of unsuc iwo years ago, cessfully tried to lobby a bottle deposit bill through the legisla A-Bid four avtramp. This ure should not be read as Blackwood Weeks said the € in this sequence but if your went oul this lime t partner wants to (reat it as such you really don't mind. bottles so the phonecould be in- stalled. They gathered before they hai containers TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to five hearts. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN book to: “Win at Bridge,” (c/o this newspaper), P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10079, Answer to Previous Puzzle ig ug i Gwn Poll: By BILL BUCY MURRAY, Utah (UPI) 26 OAK BAK? #Q54HAQS04 The Alaska Pipeline — Pictorial View Conduct fotetih arctet ty Bat pale s went through the get 100 name aid. “Then each onetook a turn calling peopleandas! them who they were going to vote for. The results showed Democrat: ie Congressman Wayne Owens leading with 44.4 per cent. Salt LakeGly mayor Jake Garn, a Republican wae a close sevond with 42.2: pe American Party candi Bruce Bangerter was third with 6.7 per cent and another 6.7 per cent were CARIBOU GRAZE along the haul read on the north slope of Alaska as employees of the Alyeska Pipeline Company watch. The Alyeska firm is building the Alaska pipeline from Prudhoe Bay oa GRAVEL 1S BEING STOCKPILED for pipeline construction along the Trans-Alaska Pipeline route from the Yukon Riverto the north stopeoil fields at Prodhoe Bay, Alaska, This reck crushing operation is near the Sagavanirktok’River, about 20 miles south of Alaska’s Arctic Coast. The 48-inch the North Slope to Valdez where the oii will be put on ships, undecided eee SE IE} iSikialr gis! ae eeu 7 Verbal Removed (print) 9 Reticence 10 Belgian 11Feminine appellation 16 Rea ene vehicle 3 Miss Hayworth ‘ 35 Amatory 40 Pauser : nl Close FA ore . 50Tatar c 25 Rromanpoet lancer 28 Village on a networ! of reproach Pade 52 Essential 4 Aromatic 30 Speed being seed contest 85 French 5Greek letter 31 Winter pronoun 6 Try again 2 LowSaadil 3 Jewish term A poli conducted for a Sait Lake newspaper just a week be- fore the students took theirs showed Owens with 46 per cent Garn with 2 per cent; Banger Qn undecided pretty good one, “i'm trying to get the newspaper OG be a the world. They didn't even know who was running for the Senate before we took the poll.” With a little expe: , the students also became aware of politics on the national level They decided to check on the popularity of vice presidential designate Nelson Rockefeller. And if the students’ results {rom their second 100interviews are any indication of sentiment in Congress. the former New York governor maybe in trou: ble. Theyfound 25 percent in faveeeHler’s confirmation, ag tit and 22.7 percent eeed, Pollsters and politicians be: ware. New Braces For Teeth Developed By ART McGINN SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Some modern dentists not only straighten teeth with nearly invisible braces, but they can iT Telephoto diameterpipein the foreground has been capped at both ends and is being used as a temporarydiesel fuel storage tank. turna receding jaw into a jutting masterpiece like Cary Granit’s Orthodontists and oral surgeons at a recent meeting of the Pacific Society of Orthodontists discussed new techniques for improving looks of metal braces are the waveof the crthodentie future, according to Dr. Alfred T Baunot'los Angeles, nice Bede For Wadoestay: Oct. 30, 1974 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be very carefulin all forms of money-related matters. Keeo accurats records. Be sure to get receipts for any purchases. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) in situations where you see the oppesition is too sirong for you, back-off temporarily. Try to postponethings until tomorrow GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't take on more responsibilities than you can handle or you Ml on get snowed under CANCER (June 21-July 22) You'rs not at your best today in dealing with groups. ideas that you sunport are notlikely to find favor with offers. 1,£0 (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll betempted to do thingssothat attention will be directed to ward you. However. if you Could hear others’ comments, you wouldn't. Nothing will be gained if you make your point, but lose a friend. Ease up if youfind another opposes your ideas too vehemently. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23- Dec. 21) Certaintasks you attempt may be too tough for you to finish as quickly as you'd like, Do what you can now. Leave the rest for iomorrow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19} Be on your best behavior if you make an appearance socially. Something unexpected could develop that will shake you up bit. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb & t brand around each tooth and connecting them with wires in the usual mani he orthodonhist glues a tinyplastic cleat to each tooth. Then reads a wire through eac!hele t, clinches the wire to create tension and still some prob- Baum, “stich as instances when the slue breaks free, or the plastic cleatlosesits 19) If you permit it, someone grip on the wire “But these should be solved soon. The glue sets in just a few minutes so once a dentist gets superior. ; used to the process, it's a lot PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Mental salt-discipline will be required if you hope to get mileage fromyour plans. Don't quit if something doesn't work the first time faster than putting on steel bands, and easier on the patient," ‘The only trace of the old tin smile is he said. the nearly invisible wire toned. Some will prove of a If a patient is willing to risk such inconveniences, hesaid, the cost is about the same. Baum estimated atypical set of metal braces for an adolescent is about £2,000. While adolesecnts have been the prime brace customers over beneficial nature, while others will just fait by the way 3 the years, he noted, more adults are requesting them more up on the tubject than youare, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Give yoursell a day or so business commitments. You needre study things more care | SCORPIO {Oot, 24-Nov. 22} patients choose them Insteac of wrapping a metal you'll be around ioday will make you feelinsecure when they come on very strong VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You could be drawn into an argument or debate where you'd function at a disadvan: tage because the other guy is betore you make any serious beenperfected, Baum said, and only 2 to 5 per cent of today’s Oct. 30, 1974 Ths wili De an active year, wilh many new associations being MULTIPLATE CULVERT 1s assembled by: Mountain Range in northern Alaska. Iv addition to oil fields at Prudhoe Bay, The reall is being built for the state of Alaska by the Alyeska Pipeline workers on the Alaska pipetine project to be ased the more than 1,000 culverts required, where ihe piv 1 road crosses a small ert bridges are being buiti on the 260-mile Service Company, builder ot the gipeting itself, UPI Telephoto ? streain aboot 26 miles north of the Brooks ‘aul road from the Sukot er to the north slape |