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Is this bad| for him I have heard of health} resorts where extremely hot! baths are given for arthritis.) Are they beneficial--Mrs. J. L.| Hi 'hs sound to me like an| odd approach to cleanliness, but| if he has the time to parboil| himself, I don't see that it will) harm him. | I rather doubt that he is truly} Husband Parboiled, Completely Relaxed By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD to 'get warm. Yet that doesn't make him strong. As for arthritis, heat does in- deed make stiff joints more comfortable, but whether the heat is from a bath or a heating pad doesn't seem to be import- ant. It's a matter of preference. Dear Dr. Molner: My hus- band and I are over 60. Should we continue shots for polio We have had Nos. 1, 2 and 3.-- Mrs. J. L. Polio has no respect for age. At 60-plus you are probably %--Toronte Channe) 11--Hamiltes Roemer neem WRONESOAY EVE. 5:00 P.M. N--# ami! 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N--Atom Ant o--Sea Huet 7--Harly Show 63--Ratrie Damte 4--The 4Thirty Show 2--Huckleberry tround weak after such a bath, but he|fairly safe, but if you want to may be so completely relaxed|be sure, a booster every five that he temporarily seems that|years or so will assure maxi- way. It's just the opposite of the cold shower addict who gets under icy water, then pops) mum protection A Dear Dr. Moiner: How does out and has to jump around just the potency of Vitamin B 12 taken orally compare with that sive protection, rather than a. given by injection--L. K. long-lasting immunity as is the| Potency may not be the right|case with vaccine for smallpox, word, because B 12 is B 12.|polio, diphtheria, tetanus and so There is a big difference, how-/|on. ever, in how efficiently it is| That is, the immunity is ef- absorbed under specific circum-| fective for the time being, but} stances. jit. does not cause the body to In the--case of pernicious/create its own built-in protec. anemia, for example, in which|tion. Hence the rabies shots are the stomach lacks what we call| effective only for this one par- the intrinsic factor, it takes 10|ticular incident, and should she times as much B 12 orally to|be bitten by another suspected achieve a certain level of B12|rabid or unknown animal in six in the blood as would resultior eight weeks, new treatment from an injection. | would be necessary. Dear Dr. Molner: My 13-year-| Her comments about not find- old daughter recently received|ing the treatment as painful as the 12-day series of rabies shots.}she had been led to believe How long will she remain im-| should be of interest to others mune You might be interested|who have that same fear. The to know that she said the shots|shots are not comfortable, and were not nearly as painful as|the large number of them makes she had been led to believe. Ap-|the process tedious, but people parently the uncertainty and/should not be afraid to have fright were the worst part.--|them when necessary. The al- ic. E. B. jternative--rables--is of course Rabies inoculations give pas-' frightful. ' : |] THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON. BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER Mesters' (Top record-holder in Individue! Championship Play) North dealer. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH * South West 19 Pas te Opening lead -- king of clubs. There is a right way of doing things, and a wrong way. Some- times the wrong way gorks as well as the right way, but that does not prove that the wrong wway is right. In bridge, you are Popeye f better off to stick to e right way. This hand illustrates the point. Let's say you're declarer at four hearts and West leads a club, After studying dummy, you realize that two spades and a diamond must be lost in any case, and that the outcome of the hand depends on whether or not you lose a trump trick. Generally speaking, when four to the queen of a suit are miss- ing, you do best by playing the A-K and not bothering to fin- esse. But the mathematical ad- vantage of this method of play is only slight, and in the pres- ent case you should not be will- ing to stake the result of the hand on such a narrow ad- vantage. Strangely enough, you can solve certain problems of play by more or less ignoring them, and that is exactly what you should do in this case. Instead of trying to play for the drop of the queen, you should avoid a direct confrontation with the problem and let the play follow its own natural course, The way to make the contract is not by leading trumps. Take the club lead with the ace; ruff a club; play a diamond to the ace and ruff another club; then play a diamond to the king and ruff the last club. Next cash the ace of spades and exit with a spade. After East-West cash their two spades and a diamond, you are left with the K-J-10 of trumps while Dummy has the A-8-7, Regardless of which defender is on lead, or which suit is return- ed at this point, you are bound to make the last three tricks without bothering to finesse. PATTERSON FIT NEW YORK (AP) -- Floyd Patterson has been declared physically fit and wants to fight again, says Al Bolan, an ad- viser of the former world heavyweight boxing champion. 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