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1 -1 OUT OUR WAY By Wilflam Indiana Evening Gaiette, Friday, March IS, 1 i WHKTSA MATTER, PBTTH, Plan Moving I i AN OLO FOOT FOREMAH I YEAR HE'LL B3 1 111 AFTER H6'S FIWALLy SO IWGSOWM I PR0M0T6PTDAPBSK. INTO THAT PE9K I. HE GETS USBP TO HE'LL PEER OVER i I sittim' poww vEH.yauiK rr at sou like WPBflH? BUT TAKES SOMETIME I A PRUklK IM I TO SET OVER USIW Hid BEP WITH HIS I lb--- POCKETS AMP LEFT r-v HAT OM LUAS feSSa Jl SECT WD Jacoby On Bridge Unusual NT. Works Well POOH Tvcu-see WITH iN3UR OWN EVES, f7mif NOW, NO lllVW? VIS1T1NO AT IX. YHE WONT GIVE UP HE Wf.V..sF.

iaii Bill EC CjUI OK, a mis iimi DON'T ALLOW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE VISITORS' ROOM, SAVSTHE POLICE MATRON. World Today- Tax Not By EDMUND LeBRETON Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) After a torrent of words, pro and con, President Johnson's proposal for an income tax Increase remains on dead center In (lie House Ways and Means Committee. But forces are building up that could jar It Into motion through reluctant Congress. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, who can count on solid support from his Ways and Means Com' mlttee, repeatedly in rccenv weeks has listed two conditions under which he might take the 10 per cent surtax proposal out of the drawer: An unmistakable surge of inflation threatening a runaway.

A sharp step-up In money needs for the Vietnam fighting The second is the one that seems more likely to develop soon. Canitol Hill is betting It will be asked to appropriate for some degree of U. S. manpower buildup in Vietnam whether It Is the 200,000 additional troops that have been the subject of fu, rious speculation or a much smaller number. And apart from any U.S.

build-up, a big bill is expected Airman Engineer Loses Position TACOMA. Wash. (AP) Air man l.C. Attilio Mandara, 24, Is a victim of an occupational spe cialty phaseout at McChord Air Force Base. On July 1 he will have to give up the throttle of.

his 80-ton twin engine locomotive, which is being turned over to a civilian. But Airman Mandara, who came to the United States eight years ago from Posilano, Italy, won't be grounded. He will be assigned to driving a truck. WE RE WwFw of LsJs THEV depart, MK3.CHIN lUWII TUP r.HITAO OVFV AND A SMALL PACKET PROPS OUT. YES, BROTHER PUROV iffi M'B0TWM -rLpini I LIKE a MY CUUhZ fe-" BEST.

-OH iukb My f. cuitAr best-. 4. eesn 'bssts "MIKE HH iiiim ii for replacement' and upgrading equipment for allied forces as well as those of this country. In combination with even modest Increase in U.S.

man power commitment, such ex-nendlture would lump the pros pective deficit so far beyond the $20 billion mark that the basi cally conservative objectors to al surtax on Ways and Means probably would bow to the de mand for additional revenues. The administration so far has tried to make Its case for the surtax almost entirely on eco nomic grounds, arguing the dan ger of Inflation and the snaking of confidence abroad of the dollar. Such arguments lack the impact that a straight appeal for a war tax would have. There have been some contra dictions among the economic indicators and the economists, and while the majority of eco nomic experts seem to favor the tax, they are not unanimous, There is room to argue wheth er the inflation already being experienced Is demand inflation upposedly most vulnerable to tax soaking up purchasing power or administered or cost-push inflation relatively im mune to such a remedy. As for the argument that will ingness to pass the tax bill is a test of the United States' sincer ity in getting its international payments in order, one member snorted: 'Can you imagine me going before the House and saying we have to pass this tax bill be cause European bankers say we do?" If it has been a deliberate ad ministration policy to try not to emphasize the Vietnam war while arguing for more revenues, that policy will be scrapped whenever the time comes for congressional leaders to persuade their colleagues to cast tax-raising votes they will have to explain at home in an election year.

ffl CALLED TO NOW I WANT I lVe INVITED TELLVCtiTHAT I TO GO MORS 1 TCOAUNV I'VE YCtlB 7 THAN BVEU. nMJL GUE5P5TOW fI7l NAME OFF AV lvlV. rSi-) PAmy, I -kJc invitation iier. I i By Oswald and James Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Alvin Rofli of New York is one of the world's grcutest players.

He Is also one of the inventors of the Roth Stone system. Bridge players can get a I Without the. Roth Stone system, but they can't get along without some of the Roth innovations. Two of these the usual no-trump and the negative douhlc are found in almost every expert kit today. NORTH A84 7 6 J07 IS AQ42 west EAST KJ107 VA32 K82 9S A8S3 10 4 S3 10871 SOUTH (D) QZ VQ85 AQ1064 KJ3 Both Vulnerable North East South 1 2 Pass 2N.T.

3N.T. Pass Pass Wesi Toss Pass Opening lead 1 LW3TO)JK- PlSKf Imr Vjli pSS m.W "1 IT LL MLL THAT SO PEACEFUL VWB HAVB NO CHOtr, MOVE TO OM I open I TrQrrKSfOr Ca'NH ISAmW OPEN iWest will collect six tricks. North and South will compluin about bad luck and someone will deal the next hand. The bidding in the box shows how Alvin would get the no-trump contract Into the South hand. North's two spade call is a Roth cue bid and asks partner to bid no trump with a partial spade stopper.

South complies. North raises to three no-trump and nothing can bother South. A spade lead will hold declarer to IS tricks, Against the club lead he can and probably will make 11, and the important thing is that three no-trump Is safe as Fort Knox. We don't recommend this Roth cue bid for any but well-developed partnerships. Jt does n't come up often, and if it is going to confuse you when it docs, you had better leave It! alone.

How do you handle a regular slam try cue bid when' you are playing this convention? This is easy indeed. The cue bidder repeats the cue bid to show that it is a real one. CARD SENSE The bidding has been: West North East South 1 lirt Dble Pass 2 Hit Pass 3 Hit Pass 4 Spd Pass 5 Dia Pass 1 You, South, hold: SDades. A-O-7-8: Hearts, 3-2: Answer Tomorrow Dl Ml 1 3 1 FSVI i 1 6 lUD 3CK Ztj Plans Derby BLAIRSV1LLE Pack 245 of, Biairsville, sponsored by First Methodist Church will be having a Pine Wood Derby at ceived their badges at the last meeting, Craig Piper Lion Badge, silver and Gold Arrow, Greg Dunlap Silver Arrow. Bobcat pins presented to Terry Dunlap, Mark Tamsula, Jeff Thompson, Kerry Vance, Jim Khyner and Eric Bollinger.

The program at the February meeting was presented by Richard Busija, Tommy Vance, Greg Dunlap, Jim Ferguson and Ker- Vance. James Rhyner and Mark Tamsula recited a verse from America while the Scouts did the humming. One of his newest Ideas Is theiDiamonds, K-J-9-8; Clubs, Q-5-3 unusual cue bid. Today's hand What do you do now? shows the Roth unusual cue bid A Bid six diamonds. You in action.

Norlh wants to be injhave very good diamond sup-game and offhand, it appears port. that a no-trump game will bel TODAY'S QUESTION I the best spot. In fact North has Your partner continues to six a typical two no trump What do vou do now? And Ready To Serve You With Time-Saving Meals, Sandwiches And Delicious Treats. Stop In! DAIRY QUEEN Lll WRANGLER N. FOURTH ST.

INDIANA, PA. I xr I exceft listened to the cure sonss aw iJJRJf JiE -X OTOME I CftWNED I VENT THAT MAKE fT ALL SOUND SO WAVCln-JDRgVHML GOTO GOSH. rWASN-r TWO VEABSA50 WHEN ALL THE I GREAT I LISTENED CEAL LSD, BOOKS THINKING ABOUT 6TEAIINQ I PCOPPEP OUTOF WAYf HABD IWASMIXEDUP ff 4 THAT NECKLACE IN THAT LIFE TO -TO BE ONE AND I LISTENED AND I V. i OF THEM LLZ I over west spaae overcau. ne manes tnat dio, sown win raise to three no-trump.

Last will open a spade, South's queen wui Due tne ausc, nortn win take a diamond finesse and FBI Arrests Hijackers PITTSBURGH (AP) Two nr men who offered some candyjj.v u.rrh ia i De bars to an FBI undercover are invite(j to help make were arrested Thursday and-a success charged with possessing stolen The foilowing Clib Scouts THIS IS THE 1967 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I S. I I i 'bmmWWM'T'mmmm The FBI said the candy was part of a shipment of 350,000 cnocoiate Dars nijacKea rco. while enroute to Secaucus, N.J. from the Nestle plant ati White Plains, N.Y. Arrested were Louis Zam-brano, 32, of Verona and Orlando Cerminara, 46, of Pittsburgh.

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