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Declarer took the jack with the queen and led the king of hearts, which held, and then the queen of hearts, which also held the trick. South now shifted his atten- tion to clubs, playing first the king and then the queen, Mc- Williams ducking again each time, Declarer then played the queen of diamonds, and for the fifth successive time, East re- fused to take a trick. Had McWilliams taken any one of these five tricks, South would have had an easy time making the contract. But his re- fusal to allow declarer to estab- lish an entry te dummy eventu- ally paid off-when South wound up going down one, losing @ spade, a heart, a club and two diamonds. Certainly this is one of the most extreme cases on record of the value of a holdup play. It is not often that a player refuses to win a trick five times in a row--in three different suits-- and gains as a result of the re- fusal. Actually, McWilliams knew every high card in South's hand as soon as dummy came down, since North-South were playing an opening bid of two notrump as showing wither 21 or points. McWilliams' only real concern from the start was that South might have either four hearts or ofur clubs, in which case it was clear that the contract could not be defeated. But as the play progressed, it became obvious that South had only three-card length in the key suits, and all that McWil- liams had to do then was hang on to his three aces as long a8 he possibly could. ' MAP SHOWS ONE TREE The Tree of Tenere in th' African country of Niger is marked on maps as the i large plant for 100 miles around, EXPLOSIVE LONG IN USE First used in war in 1346, 37. Manacle 38. Wagers 39. Skating Naples area 85. Inquire 42, Sprint parties 88. Island in Bay of | 28. Storage places a [5 T 18 Y 1 [2 29. Simmered 4 | 81, Money, gunpowder was not obsolete un- til the introduction of TNT is 1902. 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By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD | | Tee | 9--Bingo | 8-2--Concentration | 7--Donns Reed &3--Friendly Giant The McCoys 10:2 AM | dpe of Wight #--Kartoon Kerntvei | oe Pm --Mickey Mouse Clud O-- The Match Some 7--Early Show 63--Bonnle Rudden Show | 4--Secret Storm B--Recky end Hie Prients 11:00 A.M, li--Mike Douglas | 0--Mr, end Mra, * Dear Dr. Molner: The doctor|woi!ld have instituted suitable told me my blood pressure was treatment. a little high: What can I do to' ui ail he said was "a little lower it to normal?--M.B.C. high," and that is not at all un- I won't discuss high blood|Co™mon. For one thing, nervous pressure in general, but limit to- tension affects it. Patients yr chi day's remarks to the report that likely to be apprehensive for - - fear an examination may dis- ree close' something seriously wrong. Don't take this too soberly. If) Take the blood pressure 10 min sided and so has the blood pres- sure.' (Pulse rate also can go up and down like that.) Many a time a physicl for in- surnce,. new job or military duty resilts in n elevated read- ing just because of nerves. I re- call one young man, obviously healthy, who wanted desperat- ely to enlist in the air corps, He had several examinations and every blessed time his pressure went soaring. He wanted so much to be accepted that the doctor finally arranged to be on hand when the youngster first woke up in the morning. Result: Normal pressure, because he hadn't had time to get his nerves in an uproar. Consequently when a doctor finds bidod 'ta little high" on an initial visit, he isn't alarmed, Subsequent examina- tions, as, the -patient---becomes more at ease, often show a truer reading. (Abnormally high pres- sure, of course, is another mat- ter.) For the patient who still wants to do something for pressure that is "a little high," the most useful suggestions are these: 1. If you are a tense, high- strung individual, ease up. 2. If you are overweight, presen ressurs your blood pressure had heenlutec after the svamination is seriously elevated, your doctorlover, and the accves have sub- reduce. 3. If you are wortled about something, either resolve the problem or make up you mind that it isn't worth all that worry. One way or the other, get rid of it. Worrying about your blood pressure is a fruitless pastime that just makes it worse. Dear Dr. Molner: I am a man and was in my late 50s when I learned that I was a diabetic. I lost 25 pounds. Can I gain some weight back? My blood sugar is normal as ! obey the rules. I am five-foot nine and weigh 148. Is it impos sible to gain weight with thi: condition?--T. J, * You are fortunate to be abic to control your blood sugar so readily after having (evidently) to a considerable degree. You are not seriously under- |weight, and if you start gaining lyou may have more trouble keeping the blood sugar level normal. 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