Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 10

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 195 tHE DAILT JOlTtNAI- CAZETTE ANT) COnfERCI AL-STAR, MATTOON. ILLINOIS man tin Ready for Opening Night found a week ago about 24 miles southwest of here. Newman said that a stale ratiRer and several others Investigated and icconstrueted the tneiden! this wiy: Believe Hunter Killed by Deer IV A ili'cr. In a hunter, VvVfti the Hunter hi I a-ik' Nc man Mid Tucs- ot Co was 11.. IhV.v tM4ZV "ASPIRIN" Disposal of War Plants Rapped By Senate Group BY OLIVER W.

DEWOLF Washington (Py Senate committee said Tuesday that government officials using less horse sense than il they were running a charity bazaar blundered badly when they old war-useful plants as surplus. JACOBY ON BRIDGE GAME SHOl'LD HAVE BEEN RID HERE BY OSWALD JACOBY Written for NEA Service "We have a very mixed up ques tion to you," confesses a Denver correspondent. "Part of the question is whether North or South is responsible lor not getting to game on this hand. The rest of the question is whether or not theu were ALONE 1 Real Estate Instruments Filed rvlbert Lvnn. et to Chsile A Doh, et al.

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pt. 4. 12. 8. Keeps Raj Flt Rupj sometimes lose their st when cleared and do not lie flat on the floor.

A thin coat of wnitaj shellac applied to the back of the rugs will jerve as a remedy. The armed services preparedness better olf for naving underbid the subcommittee headed by Senator hand." "South made ten tricks, of course, by virtue of. the fact that the ace of spades and the king of clubs were both favorably located. It the king of clubs and the king of diamonds were exchanged, the bidding Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex.) declared also that the nation's rubber position Is "far from satisfactory." In a caustically-worded report, the committee said government agencies concerned are doing fine on their paper work but not on per WORK1KI) AROTT CHRISTMAS PRKSKNTS? Solve" this problem for next year by opening a Christmas Savings Account. i gD ttL It NORTH AK62 84 4 A984 4 AQ62 WEST (D) A AJ 105 A 10 6 2 EAST AQ983 V763 5 4 10 8 5 KJ73 formance.

It particularly criticized disposal of production plants which are needed in the defense program. The 37-pags report was a sequel to one Issued last Sept. 5 in which the group, set up as a sort of watchdog of the whole rearmament pro- 1 gTam, found "siesta psychology" In handling of surplus property and rubber programs. "It 111 becomes government offi- cials to conduct the public business with less prudence than they would display In operating a charity ba- aar," -the new report said. "But-j that has happened." The committee singled out the Munitions Board.

Commerce Do- pertinent. General Services Administration (GSA) and Air Force for specific criticism. In a general indictment of these four and others, SOUTH Christmas savings accounts may be opened at this bank on or after November 27th. THE NATIONAL BANH OF MATTOON AT VKQJ1D952 73 94 Both vul. West North East Sooth 1 Pass 14 2 2 3 PaM Pass Pass Opening Ijsd 6 A The Morning DECATUR HERALD in Mattoon PHONE 2426 at your door early every morning With dress rehearsals completed, the Community.

Theater group awaited the opening performance of its first play of the season Thursday evening at 8 30 o'clock in the City Hall auditorium. The play is entitled "Born Yesterday." Shown above are three members of the cast during a scene from the play. They are Robert Olson, standing. Jackie VanZant and Robert Woods. The play also will be presented Friday-evening.

Adult tickets are being sold for $1 50 and tickets for children are 75 cents. the king of spades and the queen Painting Metal Work of cIubs would both take tricks. If Treating galvanized metal with not. South might have some other acid solution etches it or eats into kind of "fit" which would produce the surface and roughens it so that Mattoon, Illinois MEMBER F. D.

I. C. duced only 200 points for a one-trick set. "Now for our question. Were North and South foolish for not It said: "Progress In paper work of which there has been considerable is no Mlbstitute for progress In perfor- the metal priming paint has better anchorage.

Alio, if there is any oil bidding the game in hearts? If sov the. tentn trick who was at fault. Or were they very might be substantially the same, but four hearts could not then be mae. Likewise, West might have held the king of diamonds and not the ace of spades and then the. game would still be impossible.

"As it turned out. South scored 90 points below the line and 130 points above tbe line (counting the overtriclc and the honors). The on the metal, left there during the Jt-G. Wfint AdS Pay! manufacturing process, this oil will clever instead of foolish for bdding less than they could make? Or, break it to us bluntly, was it a Case of dumb luck?" Well. I don't think lt.was very clever of North and South to miss a laydown game.

I'll rule that one out fast! Also I don't think they were so lucky but I won't go into what kind of luck they may have had. Who can say with any certa nty that West would have bid four value of having a part score must give the hand a full count of close to 300 points. If he had bid four hearts- (or if North had done so), West would have bid four and then a double would have pro ARTHRITIS Quick, Amazing Relief! yam putter ifooWnf Pln feritta, Rheumatism, or NeurlUiT bet if WW hop! NUSAU new M't cleoUfle clinic-tested formult worm ka-(smaUj io help quickly rellere tortunna pain, radure nrelUnf and uncork totnta. MedlcaUy conuuu no nermful trugM. non-tuMt forming.

VThy euder (not her day when lorloui relief can r-obtained with NUSAL. No Inter ar-thrlrJe or rheumatic pain rellel known' 'mm 1 in DraMlatr mance of which there has not been enough. Paper-work preparedness la spades if North or South had gone only nimsy protection against me to four hearts? Maybe he'd double. threat we face." thus increasing the North-South score. Maybe "he'd just pass and hope to beat It.

While we're considering possibilities, maybe If West did bid four spades, he'd go down 500 points. After all. South might happen to a club opening lead; and then he'd get a ruff. Unlikely, of course, but possible. I think if this hand were bid to four hearts ten times, assuming that West didn't know anything about the hand each time, he'd pass about six times, double about three times, and bid four spades only about once.

In the long run, North and South would gain a lot more by bidding the game than by keeping under game. Who underbid? That isn't close. North is the culprit. South had bid two hearts vulnerable with North silent and both opponents bidding. Surely South could be counted on to have a very strong suit and at least six taking tricks.

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