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| TO King Fosters Spodicamn tno, 1904 Wold cighte vemewe =CHECKIN' HIS BROOKLYN GIFT 7 EAS ). io, he AH, S0-- THIS I§ ALL FOR i THE RAIN IS BRINGING ON THE DARKNESS TOO EARLY~ FINISHED? OH, NO=THIS IS ONLY A ROUGH SKETCH WE 6URE HAVE, TWINK! ZL RECKON I'M ABOUT "THE BEST FRIEND YOU GOT! OKAY «+ BTICK OUT YOUR TONGUE! THE LONE RANGER i MAYBE HUNTING WOLF ONLY BLUFF / WELL CAMP NEARBY UNTIL THE TRESTLE /S COMPLETED, MEANWHILE ¢ * * WAIT] | HAVE SEEN G00D SECRET AGENT X9 ANTELOPE: DEER? TELEVIS WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto WEDNESDAY EVE, 5:00 P.M, 1--Family Theatre -- 9--Five O'Clock Movie 6--Superman 7--Early Show 6-3--Forest Rangers 4--Five O'Clock Show 2--Peter Potamus 5:30 P.M, $--Leave It To Beaver 63--Music Hop | 2--Tales of Wells Fargo 6:00 P.M. 2--Today 196 6--Live and Learn | 3-Provincial Affairs | Romper 6:15 P.M. | 4--Headline News 3-T.V. 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Kangaroo Room For Dollars | HOW DID FISHING GO... CATCH ANYTHING? [Distritved by King Paabures Syndicate. | OH, t WOULDN'T ) ' T ! it AY z it yo fs if 28 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 16,1964 CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. SAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individue! Championship Pley) West dealer. i North-South vulnerable. | NORTH | gnosT42 Doubled and redoubled con- tracts are rare in good com- pany, but here is a hand where at both tables in an important team match the final contract was doubled and redoubled. At the first table, after East opened with a weak third-hand bid, South wound up in five dia- monds. redoubled on the 'se- quence shown. West led the queen of spades and continued with a spade, which declarer ruffed. South was in danger of suffering a substantial loss on the deal, nut he played the hand boldly and succeeded in making the ton- tract for a score of 95 points. After cashing the A-K of dia- monds, he led the king and an- other club, finessing the jack. When the jack held, he cashed the ace, and when the suit turned out to be divided 3-3, he then had no trouble producing eleven tricks. However, South's team would up losing 830 points on the deal, because at the second tablé the opposite North-South pair' got to six diamonds redoubled and made it--due to an unfortunate opening lead. The bidding went: West East South Pass Pass a Pass Pass ¢ Pass Pass C2 Dble West. led the ace of hearts and this lead proved fatal. De- clarer ruffed in dummy, played a club to 'the king, andathen finessed the jack on the return. After cashing the"ace of clubs and discarding a spade, declarer ruffed spades and hearts back and fo'* eventually Ir-in> only atr op wick to mak th. cone tract for a score of 1,780 points. Of course, West could have defeated the slam had he Jed a spade originally instead of a heart. In that case, he would have been plus 400 instead of minus 1,780--and he would also have slept better that night. 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What made me vomit blood?A, B. Gastritis is a rather. loose word describing inflammation of the upper digestive tract. Strictly speaking, it means in- flammation of the stomach lin- ing. However,. sometimes it is applied to most any old discom- fort of the mid - section gall bladder disease, gas and others, An ulcer, not yet diagnosed but causing pain, burps, or nausea, might be called -gastri- tis, and with fairly good rea- son, /since the surrounding tis- sues will be inflamed Causes- of gastritis? food, for one, Or poisons which Tainted sometimes may not be deadly but will constipation, | Acute Gastritis Hard To Overcome cluding the one we call intesti- nal flu. Excessive use of alcohol is a notorious cause of gastritis. Too much highly-spiced foods can cause it, too. With a temporary case, the stomach calms down and heals itself when given half a chance. 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Irritate 2-16 outlined above, with such argu- ments as, -'I've been drinking whisky for 30 years and J never the reason." So he takes his pills and vitamins and does ev- erything except stop doing what really caused his gastritis. The sudden and 'acute cases of gastritis, from tainted food or toxic materials, are usually quickly cleared up. Those. that took years to develop require some time to correct If the inflamed surfaces of he stomach become sore anc raw enough, naturally they can bleed. stomach. Or some infection, in-!refuse to follow the treatment, Dear~ Dr, Molner: My hus- had any trouble that can't be) band is a painter who works in a tuberculosis sanitarium. He i: afraid he will catch TB there and give it to our baby. Is there any danger?E.L.C. There's virtually no danger First, close and felatively pro longed contact is necessary tc transmit the disease in mos cases. 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