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Evening Sepf. 26, 1966 OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Major HoooU DON'T DtSBAMO YOUf? PfeSCOtt PlKfe FAN CLUB, CHUM4, BUT TVS LEFT THE THESE Y0u CAN'T KNOCK ANYTWS EXCEPT THE WITH-, 3UT HEARING PROM A PROTEST AND EVEN THERE, THE COPFEE LOBBY IS AFRAID OFy MNITH TNE HAD LIKE YOU'RE VOU 'CREAMED, 1 L.PIKE.', 0I66ER BELLY LAU6HS LISTENING TO MY WARM UP Jacoby On East Studies What To Lead By Oswald James Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Assn. East started proceedings for he defense by capturing dummy's queen of clubs with his ace. Then he looked over dummy carefully and saw that he, East, was in trouble. A trump lead would allow declarer to let the rump ride around to dummy's ack.

A heart lead looked equally lad. A club lead would allow de- larer a sure play against (Vest's jack. A diamond lead vould put West's king on ne spot if West held that card. Then East noted that West's dia- jmond king wasn't going to do him any good at all if he held so a diamond was the only safe suit for East to return. World Bleak Pursuit By JAMES MARLOW AP News Analyst WASHINGTON (AP) "Peace is our passion," President Johnson said more than a year Viet Nam targets while he sent his top emissaries to capitals around the world, talking peace.

But the North Vietnamese didn't talk back. And on Jan. 31, 1966, after a 36-day pause, Johnson ordered as a mouse on a beach. ing stepped up, this time "'6 atcpycu up, uns time Things perked up, in bits and gainst North Viet Nam's oil pieces, getting nowhere back in.depots. The pressure on him to Vvisssr NORTH (D) VJ43 AQ EAST 26 1965 jvwfswi.0.

fjj.caou.LC UI1 1111 which was a very busy find peace became intense. year for empty peace talk. For one thing, much of the ui muwi 01 me In March of that year Johnson world didn't like the war. A lot VK6S2 K1063 49852 SOUTH 4AQ873 VA107 J74 Both vulnerable West North East South Pass 1A Pass 2 A Pass 4 A Pass Pass Opening East led the diamond. Of course, West held back his king and dummy's queen won the up by East and West.

If East had Jed any other suit at trick two it is a cinch that Sout would have knocked off the rub ber. Card Sense Q-The bidding has been: West North East South 1 Spd. Pass 1N.T. Pass You, South, hold: Spades, 8-7-6-5; Hearts, A-K-Q-6-4; Dia monds, K-2; Clubs, 3. What do you do now? two hearts.

You don' like the no-trump. Today's Question You bid two hearts and your partner bids two spades. Wha do you do? Answer Tomorrow trick. Declarer played dummy's nruim ulU line ine war. A lot i-'cuaiei piayea aummy said the North Vietnamese must i0 Americans didn't like it.

of spades and finessed his stop their intervention in South the war was gorging itself The ace of trumps failed Viet Nam as a precondition for billions of American dollars to rfrnn F.acfe peace negotiations. which could be used at home. to drop East's king whereupon South led a club to dummy's king and ruffed a club in hope of dropping the jack. When And Secretary of State Dean Last week Thant, secretary- Rusk said the North Vietnamese general of the United Nations ---ri-. 6 would have to give some indica- ma a plea for peace before the ack failed to appear, South tion they were prepared to stop that body and a couple of davs nfprpr1 mm fU fU what they were doing before.Jater Arthur J.

Goldberg US any peace talks could begin. (ambassador to the United Na- entered dummy with the ace of diamonds and led a heart to his speech States was IU UICT UllllcU Ixtt" Then on April 7 in a major tions, made a proposal. West picked up the second de- seech Johnson said the United As a preliminary to negotia- ensive tric with his queen and reac jy or uncondi- tions, he said, the United States lpromptly led back the nine of with North ston bomhincr tho Wnrfh After this play. East tional talks with North stop bombing the North if' Nam but at the very moment jit just got assurance that North as ure a heart trick an was saying it he laid down Nam would start cutting king of trum and another HcMim rilDDGr nfl down on its war effort. He said the essentials of any This looked like another final settlement were "an inde- American concession.

Instead of pendent South Viet Nam, se-iwanting proof that North Viet curely guaranteed and able to shape its own relationships to all others, free from any outside Nam would pull back its troops if the United States stopped bombing, this country was will- interference, tied to no to settle for assurances a military base for no country." although it wouldn't take long to 7: A ic XT 1.1. The North Vietnamese gave this the ha-ha. They said Johnson's proposal smelled of poison gas and made a proposal of find out if North Viet Nam was living up to its assurances. But Russia quickly brushed this proposal aside. And North UhJ their own, a four-point program, Viet Nam rejected it as hypocri- from which they haven't devi- tical.

ated an inch since. Among other things, Hanoi said, the United States must withdraw all its forces from South Viet Nam, although it wasn't clear whether the Communists meant before peace talks began or before there could be a settlement. And "the third of the four points was a dilly: Hanoi said the internal affairs of South Viet Nam must be settled by the South Vietnamese people themselves in accordance with the program of the Viet Cong, whom the South Vietnamese were fighting because they didn't want a Viet Cong program. The U.S. State Department Immediately took a dim view of Hanoi's ideas.

At the moment, it seemed, sitting down to talk peace with the Viet Cong looked unthinkable, which is about what Hanoi was demanding. But later Rusk said the United States would be willing to hold discussions with the Viet Cong but those guerrillas could not be a primary part in negotiations. As time passed the American attitude on this changed. Johnson said later this would not be an insurmountable problem. But nothing happened.

Then late last year Johnson suspended the bombing of North Minehaii Asks Shafer To Help Bill So Feminine 4554 AtiSSES 10-18 JR. MISS 9-13 Look! The tunic fashion exciting, new star over slim skirt or slacks to create (AP) LDem TWO different, equally devastat ocratic State Chairman Thomas ing outfits. Choose a knit, diag Z. Mmehart called on Lt. Gov.

onal wool, rayon. Raymond P. Shafer today "to Printed Pattern 4570: Misses show a measure of leadership" Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. See pat and persuade senate Republi- tern for yardages cans to accept the House ver- FIFTY CENTS 'in coins for 6ion of the consumer credit bill, each pattern add 15 cents Mmehart sajd Shafer, the GOP I for each pattern for first-class gubernatorial nominee, "has and special handling lowed his anti consumer Re- Send to Anne Adams, car of publican colleagues in the Sen- The Indiana Evening Gazette ate and Gov. Scranton to Dept, 243 West 17th stroy a piece of legislation designed to protect the public." "But the chances of meaningful action by Mr.

Shafer are exceedingly dim. He already has abdicated control of his own destiny by asking for and New York, N.Y. 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUM. BER.

FALL'S 130 BEST DESIGNS lively school, sport, career -j 0 styles, all sizes extra receiving help from Gov. Scran- features in new Fall-Winter Pat too to rescue his foundering tern Catalog. Clip coupon in Cat campaign," Minehart alog one free pattern MJA Send 50c. ubber had been prolonged. We feel that South should have ade his contract by finessing jainst West's jack of clubs but is should rot detract a whit om the excellent defense put Members To Dismiss Pastor MACON, Ga.

(AP) Members of a Baptist church on the Mercer University campus have voted to dismiss their pastor and two other staff workers who lad pressed for an open-door policy for Negroes. The dismissals, approved 259 189 Sunday, came shortly aft- members of the Tattnall Square Baptist Church forcibly -emoved from the church a Ne- jro student from Ghana who attempted to attend the services. Those dismissed were Dr. Thomas J. Holmes, the pastor; the Rev.

Douglas Johnson, the associate pastor; and Jack W. Jones, the music director. The membership voted 286 to 109 last summer to remain segregated. Sam Jerry Oni of Ghana, who three years ago became Mercer's first Negro student, attempted to attend services but was removed from the church and turned over to police by ushers. He was held for several minutes but was released after church officials said they had no charges to press.

Deacon chairman Jerry E. Rogers said the ushers asked Oni to go to some other church and he refused. The dispute began after a small group of Negroes attending summer classes at Mercer visited the church. PUT THAT EMPTYING te A AWN'S JOB GREAT CIRCLE CAK60 JET 878 BLEW UP IN MIP- AIR. SOON AFTER UEAVIN5 TOKYO FOR THE UNITED AND THE PIS6UISEP gEP CHINESE AIRCRAFT MOVES UP FROM THE DECK AND INTO PLACE ON THE RADAR SCREEN I KNOW YOU HAVE If 878 ON YOUR RAPAR SCOPE -ANP HAVE RE-ESTABLISHEP VOICH RAPta' CONTACT.

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