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Pe oe Te Ne a a il Sat A i 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, August 3, 1965 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Chompionship Play) FAMOUS HANDS South dealer. North-South vulnerable. / A: - ] atennteg 4 nt ha AT yy) pee 4 THE LITTLE Fg a i \ Pass Pass Pass "Pass RUNT! v * WiLL mae F aia @ # Pass [7] r Soune 46 Dble Opening lead--seven of clubs. Some hands spell trouble, but the danger signs are not al- ways easy to read. For ex ample, take this hand from the Argentina-United States match in 1961, where both North- iy South pairs got out on a limb, eel Von At the first table, with a AANA Na 'a | U.S. pair North-South, the bid- AVA HSLUAL Metoeb Loa ey PL er ding went as shown. It is hard to fault North for bidding' a diamond and then two hearts, and it is also difficult to criti- cize the two spade bid Very few players. would pass two spades with: the North hand. While some might bid only three spades sitting South, many would jump to four to show the hitherto unrevealed strength. West doubled and led a club. East won with the ten and re- tured the king. Declarer took the ace and played a spade to the jack, West took the ace and returned a heart, the queen losing to the king. East led the queen of clubs, West overruffing the nine with the ten. West returned a dia- mond, the queen losing to the king. When East now played a club, West was bound to score his six of spades, and the out- come was that South went down three--800 points. The Argentine North - Sout pair at the other table bid the hand this way: {South West North Eas® 'Pass Pass 16 3 2@ Pass 8NT East led the king of clubs and continued with the queen. Declarer took the ace and \played a spade to the jack, which held. He then lost the queen of diamonds to the king and won the club return with the jack. Declarer now played the ace jand another diamond, West spiiaalaheln tien in . |won, cashed the ace of spades, | and returned a heart. Declarer TELEVISION LOG finessed and East cashed three clubs to defeat the contract four tricks -- 400 points. Since ANY MAN HERE TO eed MEANWHILE, OUTSIDE OF TOWN, | PADDY FITZPATRICK !$ PRODDED YY; ir THE LONE RANGER AN! NOBOPY'S EVEN COME NEAR US / L GOT THESE bee "agua REASONABLE - SECRET AGENT X9 DONALD DUCK | Peameones STILL, ITS ME THEY'RE AFTER-- | NOT MY SOM, YES, I THINK TLL SEND FOR HIM. ACROSS 1. Metered motor cars 'wood wees 15. Ware: Rhee containers yarn. Tr PIAS 9. Boy's 18, Lettuce ames Soaus . - GOQmaia 19.Fanci- jim aece A 44, Useless Odi -- E wa oa nae 0:00 P.M. 4--N ind Weath bl 1100 P.M. lows :@ leather the contract at this table was ree re eee es Plated not doubled, Argentina gained 8-2--Hullabaloo 4--Speaker of the House (400 points on the hand. | 7--The Fugitive } 9~Dear Charlotte | 4--Doctors and Nurses 12:38 PM. i ' | 10:38 PLM. iFirst Edition News | D G 9%--Country Music Hall. | 9_ Si | ope rowing | 4-3-News, Mageine | heating oo College | 100 P.M. | 7Father Knows Best cis," Near Windsor 12:45 PLM. N--Racing Forum LEAMINGTON, Ont. (CP)-- oman tae |Marijuana has been discovered jnear this town, 30 miles east 1:00 P.M, N--Charlie Chan lof Windsor. | . i soe | But it hasn't been brought 7--Atternoon Show jhere illegally, police say. 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MOLNER, MD | Dear Dr. Molner: Is it- pos-jblood vessels near the surface}! lsible for children of a personiof the skin) become dilated, or |who died of cirrhosis of the liver|enlarged, because of alcohol, to inherit a weakness or a ten-jand there's a flushed appear- dency to. have the disease? ance Also is one of the symptoms; After some years of drinking, flushed cheeks, especially afterjthese capillaries may have be- a couple of drinks?--J. M. come permanently distended to Cirrhosis of the liver is an ac-/Some extent and the flushing is quired disease, not inherited. It}moré apparent. Such appear- results from one or more cir-|ance may--or may not--be a cumstances' of general. living:|Sign of cirrhosis. It's not a re- Alcohol, faulty diet, infection,|liable sign, but it is one which obesity, chemical or drug pois-'@ doctor will consider along oning jwith such other indications as Many traits are inherited.|"¢ can discover Just for one example, height (in-igags FEW EARLY SIGNS cluding length of your legs) can} For practical purposes, there jbe inherited. but if you were tOlare very few early signs of jlose a leg in an accident, that/cirrhosis. Vomiting of blood, }would be an qcquired condition,jand swelling of the abdomen and you certainly would not ex-|(due to dropsy, or accumulation pect children to be born withlof fluid in the tissues) may be one leg as a result. That's howlamong the first symptoms in it is with cirrhosis many cases. By then, the dis- As to flushed cheeks; this canjease is well on its way occur with anyone after a few) To avoid cirrhosis, drinking, drinks. What 'happens directlyjif any, should be kept at a very ia that capillaries (very smalljmoderate level.. Cirrhosis, as 1 8-2--Moment Of Fear 7--McHale's Navy | ® 6-4-3---Hollywood = Talent | Scouts 11:0 AM, rdy | | 00 P.M. | §-2--Jeopa 8--Cloak Of Mystery | 7--Price is T--The Tycoon 1:3 PLM. $-3---Gideon's Way 1l--Camera 4--Petticoat Juncttion | &2--Call oe Sch Gane ton e 2--Mickey Mouse Club | 7--Donna have said, can result from other} Both notions are incorrect, causes, even among people who have never touched a drop of alcohol. But I'll add this: Al- cohol should be stopped, com- pletely and absolutely, at the first sign that cirrhosis has be- gun. : I do not take the position that it is wrong or harmful for a person in reasonable health to have a drink or two. But when cirrhosis has devel-} oped, from any cause, even'one drink of an alcoholic beverage is harmful Dear Dr. Moiner: My mother has old-fashioned ideas about menstruation--that one should not take a bath during the peé- riod, and that'a hair perman- 1h:18 A.M, 6-3---Vacation Time --Summer Fun 4--The McCoys 12:00 NOON 4--Secret Storm 2--Rocky and His j Friends 4:30 PLM. jll--Huckleberry Heund | 9--Movie 7--Early Show On Canade |63--Sunshine Semester 4--The 4-Thirty Show Right just false rumors that have been bandied about for years. If your mother won't take my word, | suggest twa possible courses:} Get her to ask your family doc tor and agree to accept what he says; or, ask her to let you try a permanent at that time, and if the permanent "takes," she must agree to give up both of her beliefs. RECALL PITCHER | MILWAUKEE (AP).-- Mil jwaukee Braves of baseball's |National League recalled pitcher Clay Carroll from At- lanta. Friday and sent reserve infielder 'Lou Klimchock down jthat one of his patients--a 29- year - old woman -- developed thrombosis in one leg and one arm although she had no past history of blood-clotting tenden- cies. GROW BIG AND SMALL The Great Dane and the Chi- huahua are thought to have had a common ancestor.9,000 years or 4,000 generations ago. SALLY'S SALLIES | to the International League farm. club. Carroll's ent at' that time will not take.jrecord at Atlanta is 3-6 but his Please clear this up for me.-- D. M. M. cae earned-run average is 2.36 in 193 innings. won-lost! aiid Ks iko I'm 'sheir last Tose summer,"