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PAGE 12 A I I I Sheinwold On Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD When I was littls boy, but old enough to know better, I had to be told that my eyes were bigger than my stomach. The same thing happens to bridge players. South dealer vulnerable NORTH A 3 7 4 8 10 9 5 3 2 EAST A 8 4 2 9 8 3 3 4 9 7 3 6 WEST 7 6 5 1 0 6 4 2 4 1 0 6 5 A SOUTH A 3 10 9 A X. goolk 1 NT NT 4 A 8 7 4 Vftst North Pass 2 NT All Pass Opening lead Pass West opens the four of hearts and South wins the first trick with the Declarer leads a low dub, and takes the ace. West isn't fooled by the first trick; he knows that South has the jack of hearts and that it can do no good to lead another heart.

If East had the jack of hearts he would have played it instead of the nine of hearts at the first trick. West, therefore, shifts to a jpade. This gives us a chance to learn something about South's anatomy. South must not take the spade finesse. If South is greedy enough to play a low spade from dummy, East wins with the king of spades and promptly returns a heart.

The hearts become established, and East gets in with the king of clubs in time to lead another heart. The defenders get four hearts and two clubs, and South is down two. South can avoid this kind of stomach-ache by refusing the spade finesse. He takes the first spade trick with the ace and immediately knocks out the king of clubs. Now the defenders can get the king of spades, as well as their two clubs, but declarer lakes the other 10 tricks.

The moral is very simple. Don't take every finesse in sight; you can't digest them all. Ares Will Report To Young Demos Charles E. Ares, Tucson attorney, will report to the Young Democrats tomorrow on the findings and recommendations of the organization's policy committee. The report will cover terms and salaries of public officials, legislative reorganization, juvenile issues and lobbying.

The luncheon meeting, to be held at El Charro, 140 W. Broadway, is open to the public. 3400 E. Speedway El Rancho Center Open Daily to 9 Sundays to 6 Tardy Shoppers' FLOWER FLOURISH COTTON Schiffli embroidered carnations encircle a full-billowing skirt-complements the square-necked fitted bodice! Easter-yellow and blue in drip-dry cotton meets an Iron only briefly. 7to 15 Easter Accessories-- Floral Poufs to $7.98 Gay bits of flowers, leaves, berries and delightful millinery of springlike flarteryl Jewelry Accents 1 00 to $18 Pastel and white bib necklaces in perky blends for lovely costume touches! Matching earrings and bracelets.

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NASA has budgeted J5.5 million. NASA plans for the basic Saturn booster in the fiscal year beginning next July 1. First ground lest for all eight! chambers of Saturn is scheduled for sometime in the next i months. The first operational flight is expected to take place in 1 1964. 1 i The nuclear-assisted Saturn, Von Braun testified, would be capable of hefting a good deal more weight in (he sky than any of the earlier planned versions.

The first edition--a two stage vehicle--will be capable of placing 22.000 pounds in a 300-mile high orbit. Deputies Hurt In Crash En Route To Collision I Two sheriff's deputies en route to investigate an i accident were injured at 4:30 p.m. yesterday when their patrol car collided with another auto at Broadway and Wtlmot Rd. Taken to Tucson Medical Center were Deputies Carmi Nichols, 54. of 225 S.

Al N. Santa Rita sustained a possible kidney injury and abrasions. He was reported in good condition. Christapoulos, southbound on Palo Verde, was attempting a left turn onto Golf Links road when the crash occurred. Mrs.

Lopez was going north on Palo Verde when she struck the ChrU- topoulos car on the right side, Davis said. Citations will not be issued until further investigation. TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 12. I960 7 'COOL Auto Refrigeration PA Completely Installed Jl UocondldMBlly Guaranteed NEASHAM Service Center 124 So.

Cherry, off B'way Radar Gratis i Include Tucsoman sile agency in Huntsville, will soon be transferred to the control of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). NASA's 30-year plan, presented i a McCormick. son of to Congress in January, did not Mrs Jcssie p. McCormick, 2418 S. Treat graduated Apr.

8 from the Navy's basic radar electronics technician school at the Treasure Island Naval Station, San Francisco. McCormick an electronics project name of the de-1 technician seaman apprentice, program for the i U. S. Navy. include any mention of the nuclear powered upper stage with the Saturn.

The Atomic Energy Commission has allocated approximately $34 million during fiscal 1961 on the landale and William Brown, 59, of 662 N. Benton Blvd. They were driving to the accident scene on Palo Verde boulevard near Golf Links road. Both their red light and siren were operating for the emergency run, the deputies said. Nichols, the driver, was treated for bruises and abrasions at the hospital and then released.

Brown, who. suffered possible chest injuries and abrasions, was listed in satisfactory condition. Driver of the other car was Howard R. Senesac, 53. of 1510 E.

7th St. He sustained abrasions of me knees, but was not hospitalized, police said. Patrolman Kenneth Boner said Senesac was going west on Broad- way when he collided with the patrol car heading south on Wilmot. Senesac told police his windows were closed and he didn't hear the siren. Scnesac was cited for failure to yield the right of way to an emergency vehicle.

Two Tucsonians who received minor injuries in the other accident were taken to St. Mary's Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Jack Davis investigated. Involved were cars driven "by John Christapoulos, 72, of 2641 Exeter and Mercedes Lopez, 37, of 4301 E. 28th St.

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