Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 11

Monday, August 4, 1375 Mattoon rj. Journal Gazette 11 iSgS 7- Jacoby On Bridge Vienna Coup punishes double Housing falls short oney-Stretching WASHINGTON (UPI) The nation will not meet even half this year's goal for new housing, a White House report showed Friday. The goal was missed in 1974 and will be missed again in 1975 because of "unanticipated events such as the energy crisis, double-digit Inflation and high unemployment," the administration said. "Disruptive" economic policies would have been needed to meet the timetable for housing in 1975, the White House said, adding that a national goal for housing units does not guarantee that the problems of low income citizens will be met The White House report reiterated the administration argument that old housing should be renovated for low income Americans instead of constructing new units. In the seventh annual report on housing goals, the White House said 1,330,000 new houses and mobile homes will be completed in 1975.

The target level is 2,950,000. The predicted gap would be the widest since the counting began as part of the late President Lyndon B. Johnson's plan for "a decent home and a suitable living environment for every American family." equally obvious that the way to squeeze him out of another trick was by means of a Vienna coup. So at the next trick. JSouth established the Vienna coup situation by cashing his ace of clubs.

This set up West's king as the high card in the suit." Oswald: "Then South ran off all of dummy's spades while discarding down to the ace-queen of diamonds in his hand. Dummy's last two cards were a low diamond and the jack of clubs." Jim: "West couldn't throw his king of clubs. He had to un-guard his king of diamonds and the ace-queen of diamonds took the last two tricks. 4 (D) 4AQJ10S7S4 V7 I4 J2 West East A3 A 10 9 86 532 KJ53 10 82 4k 10 8 4 49753 South AK62 4. AQ76 AQ6 Both vulnerable West North East South Bu ys From Osco I at Young's 4 A Pass 4 NT.

Pass 5 Pass 6 NT. Double Pass Pass Redouble Connies Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 9 A HUGE SEMI ANNUAL STORE HOURS "jL Daily 9 am to 5:30 pm C5 Friday Til 8:30 pm 1 What if anything is your opening bid with JxxxvAKx Kxxxx? i The first part of our answer is that we definitely open. We have 15 high-card points, which is exactly one ace and jack above the average hand. When you pass that much in high cards you are playing losing Our choice to open is one diamond, but we would not criticize a club opening. We would really criticize a spade or notrump call.

(Do you have a question tor the Jacohys? Write "Ask the Jacohys" care of this newspaper. The most interesting" questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies ot JACOBY MODERN.) Swinger Or Closed Sundays Prices Effective Aug.4-5-6-75 DOLLAR DAYS Free Prescription Delivery I (GuT Six I IV wO 3 Jd III. Downtown, Mattoon, POWERFUL PLUNGER CLEARS CLOGGED TOILETS STARTS TOMORROW Fantastic Sailings All STYLES ORIGINALY TO 27 By Oswald James Jacoby Jim: "West's double of six notrump is definitely -not recommended. He does nave a lot of cards, but he should have seen the danger that the double put him in." Oswald: "South lost little time in showing West the error of his ways. He won the spade lead in dummy and led a heart to his king.

West took his ace and got out with the jack of hearts," Jim: "It was obvious to South that West's double marked him with, both missing kings. It was Prices of meat will stay high WASHINGTON (UPI) -Meat prices will remain "relatively high" through the rest of 1975 although they may decline during the last three months of the year, Agriculture Department economists say. Most of the blame for the high, prices was put on a shortage of pork the result of a small corn crop in 1974 which experts said would persist at least until mid-1976. A livestock and meat situation report indicated Friday that retail beef prices, which peaked in early July and haje since edged down about 2 sjcentsa pound, could show some 't further declines later if cattle slaughter reaches the expected big volume this fall. But with pork supplies down to the lowest level in 40 years, experts said hog and pork prices probably will show some further "moderate" increases later in the summer and fall.

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