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(Assume that the Three Heart bid shows a long suit with very little defensive strength and that its chief pur- pose is to block the opponents.) defensive mechanis: opener thinks that his a@ poor chance for g that the opponents have a chance for a game, perl -- - ce the opener announ effect that he has less than opening bid, and our hand less than an opening bid, and it customarily takes two openin bids to make a game, the we can do is pass and partner makes nine tricks (as- suming that the next player also passes), 2, Four hearts, There ought to be a reasonable chance of game here. Our opening bid plus faced by partner's opening bid minus, figures to produce ten tricks, particularly since our 15 high-card points are composed of aces, kings and queens. There should be no compunctions about raising with only two trumps. Partner is likely to have @ seven-card suit, 3. Four hearts. This bid may seen strange in view of the prior comments, but the raise is en- tirely a strategic maneuver, There is virtually no hope of making ten tricks, The purpose | of the raise is to try to persuade the opponents that we have a good hand and are trying ser- iously to make a game. There is not much chance of the ruse succeeding, since the opponents can almost surely make a larger number of spades or diamonds, but it can hardly hurt us to put on a bold front. We might even get lucky and get away scot-free with the at- tempted larceny. 4. Six hearts. No guarantees go with this bid either, but there ought to be at least a chance of making six. If partner has seven hearts to the K-Q-J and a side king, or some similar holding, he will probably make the slam, 5. Pass. Don't try to fight City Hall. There can be no game, and a three spade. bid. (forcing) would almost surely make mat- ters worse. 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It is all part of a "welcome strangers" cam- paign during the local August carnival, CROOK FOILS THIEVES LONDON (CP)--When raiders burst into cashier Dennis Crook's office and demanded he hand over the £2,000 payroll, he calmly threw it out of the win- dow to be recovered later. The thieves grabbed the £500 kept in the office and fled. Mr. Crook was rewarded by the management for his quick thinking. : a t ti such construc-for hanging over the side of the hideb AS 4 b England (CP) at times cause 6 Somerset county ambulances By JOSEPH . MOLNER, MD The most satisfactory remedy); bed.--Mrs. M.D. are to have the word "ambu- Dear Dr. Molner: My podi-jordinarily is to cushion the spot)". in your case, it is doubt-| 'Th, " 4 , e@ most frequent cause Ofjiance ainted on them i atrist tells me have a spur on|with a soft rubber pad to r dueelrul if the pregnancy alonelins. common pony cb an eB . i in 0 ay the bottom of my big toe. Isithe pressure. Sometimes alter- caused the hemorrhoids. tha ists who spot them in their driv- there any way to cure thisjing the curve of the arch, by an Rather, the condition doubtless|You lle in such a position that ing mirrors will readily. give other than by surgery It isiappropriate support, will shi! a nerve is pinched or an arte: very painful. the pressure enough for relief. ve AB gelled = Prot planed pe put under yer pa di What causes a spur One per-| Surgery may be the only re- dition, pressure, Often 'this is in the : son told me it is a form oficourse, but it is a rather deli- Why not remove them at the|neck or showder, even though| SALLY s SALLIES sarge agin Dera cate task, removing the calci- 7 the results appear in your hands No, a spur has nothing to dolfied lump, which is quite small,|time of delivery? Lots of rea- ie ae a yo with rege Rather, i = alwithout pe pener Fm p g sons, the essential ones being te ppc sii Ona calcium deposit developing|Non-surgical methods sho' : 4 whr a tendon joins the bone,|tried first, "nig Resets gations Bg serious as @ Tule, 'Try sleeping It is the result of irritation or| Dear Dr. Molner: I would like|@ hemorrhoids in a somewhat different posi- injury, just as scar tissue de-lsome further information on|bit; danger of cross-infection|tion. Many times a simple velops anywhere else. hemorrhoids, These developed|would be prohibitive; your sys-\Change like sleeping without a The heel is the common place|during pregnancy. Why weren'titem needed to rest from one pillow, or with a smaller one. for spurs to develop, but they|they removed at the- time of|type of strain before subjecting|Conversely, sometimes a much can "occur anywhére an injury|delivery What effect will an-lit to another, etc. bigger pillow will change the po- affects the joining point of alother pregnancy have on them| A future pregnancy could be/sition of the neck or shoulders tendon. In most parts of the|--J.B.: expected to intensify the hemor-|°nough so the slight pressure on body, such a point is not sub-| Hemorrhoids are varicose|rhoids in your case, so I sug-|the structures no longer occurs. jected to the pressure that is|veins, but are in the area of the/gest that you have the surgery exerted on the bottom of thejanus rather than in the legs. Injnow. TREE YIELDED NAILS foot. After all, your wholeleither case -- hemorrhoids, or} Dear Dr. Molner:: What} Short branches of the pin oak weight rests there, so the little|the usual kind of varicose veins;makes my hands go to sleep atitree were used as dowels in calcified scar presses againsti-- constriction of circulationjnight. I am 45.and seem to be/house-building during the pio- the sensory nerves and pain re-/makes them worse. And injin good health. I never sleepjneering years when. nalis were sults. ipregnancy, pressures!with my hands above my headirare. . BUT JUNIOR, Hi TAKES CARE OF THAT T PROBLEM J!