THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 9, 1966 J] BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER East dealer. East-West vulnerable. WE'LL NEED A HELICOPTER INTO THE HILL CAMP, WELL, LIEUTENANT, WE'VE GOT ALOT OF. WOUNDED To CARRY. INCLUDING THE CHARLIES. WP wer cer em fax| pfs FINE, NURSE. JUST SORTA WEAK. AND HOW'S MY HEAT- PROSTRATION PATIENT THIS MORNING? ! THAT'S MORE LIKE iT! NORTH BUZ SAWYER DONALD DUCK vai TM LUCKY TO HAVE AWIFE WHO GETS SUCH bi IG : S 1 parting, 74 WAIT TILL YOU SEE THE CUTE 4 LITTLE Bury cave LATER » SKIPPER = LARSEN ASSEMBLES tal. CREW OF 7 MOUNTIES . OUR MISSION 16 TO SAIL THE FIRST SHIP EASTWARD THROUGH THE T PASSAGE. DESTINATION , HALIFAX . WONDER WHAT OUR ASS 1S THIS TIME . THATS TOO Ji i= | Ges / AN BO, : he) ROUTINE, T'D IMAGINE Opening lead--king of hearts. There is no simple rule that tells you when to win a trick or when to refuse it; it is alla matter of using your best judg- ment, according to the particu- lar circumstances with which you are faced. For example, take this deal where West leads the king of hearts against three notrump. Obviously, you could take the king with the ace and then start to think of the best way of trying to make nine tricks, but this would not be an ideal way to approach the play of the hand. Winning the trick with the ace would put you in a position where, if East ever got to the lead, he would be able to play a heart through your J-7 and you would find yourself in serious trouble. The proper thing to do is ta let West win the opening lead with the king of hearts. This stops him from leading another heart, and it therefore takes some of the heat off the heart suit. Let's say that West switches to a diamond at trick two, The temptation to finesse at this point is certainly strong, but under the circumstances, it would be wrong to finesse. The danger is that you might lose the trick to the king and be faced with a heart return, in which case you would eventu- ally go down one if and when you attempted the spade fin- esse. Instead, you should take the ace of diamonds at trick two and lead the jack of spades from dummy. You are not greatly concerned if you lose the finesse to West, because he can do you no injury with any return. Thus, if he takes the king of spades and plays a diamond, your worries are over because you now have nine ice-cold tricks. The same result accrues if he makes any other return. SALLY'S SALLIES = Ly SW "THE GIANTS -- HEAR THAT, BOSS ? HOW ABOUT YOKUM, FOR THE NEW CHICKENSOUPERMAN ? CAN | KEEP HIS PICTURE,MR. SEEPAGE J' HE'S DEVASTATING // AND My KID SISTER WILL. FLIP OVER HIS KID." 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MOLNER, MD though this will never happen!) | Dear Dr. Molner; I hope I'mjif everybody became accus- not asking a foolish question but/tomed to' active living and {I would like to know why chol-\didn't get fat, the furor over esterol is thought to be so dan-|cholesterol would die down to gerous, or animal fats so bad.;a murmur. It isn't the fat we My daddy, who lived to be 95,eat that does the damage; it's }and passed away two years ago,/the fat we eat and don't use up. late country ham and pure ham Relatively few people today jfat gravy poured over biscuits||jive as energetically as farm ifor breakfast all his life, and foiks had to live 95 (or even 55) so did most farm people in our years ago. Yet we continue eat- | part of the country.--Mrs. L, T. ing high on the hog---which is | I guess (and 1 wish you'd! more than a mere pun. Ameri- {told me) that perhaps your) cans in general eat two or three jdaddy also was a thin, wiry times as much fat as. they need. |man who worked hard physi-| 'There are other factors which {eally. Such activity has a lot to' doubtless were involved in your |do with things. daddy's longevity. Heredity un- | There is nothing wrong with, questionably had a lot to do jcholesterol in itself. We need it.|with it. Some of us are born If we never ate any foods con-| with arteries which resist hard- taining cholesterol, our bodies'ening. Others aren't. Some of {would manufacture some from us get fat with ease; others of whatever other foods we ate. us, perhaps because our appe- | Even rabbits create cholesterol. tites were trained differently | What happened in your from childhood, or perhaps for |daddy's case, I'm sure, was Other reasons as well, eat as !that he used up (by hard work)| Much as we want, yet what we \the fats, cholesterol and other Want isn't enough to make us Miss Brenda Cheetham, 19, of Toronto, cut her foot when she stepped on broken glass. She was treated by a passenger, Dr. R. Gibson, a tourist from Aus- tralia, Police are searching for two youths seen in the area before the blast. OUTLAW GLUE - SNIFFING HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)--The city council has passed an "anti glue-sniffing" ordinance. It prohibits the sale, giving or delivery of glue and cements containing any of 12 solvents to persons under 21. Offenders could be fined up to $200. connects with the bladder, and if it does not close completely, there can be seepage from the bladder. Take the adhesive bandages off log enough for a doctor to have a good look. You may need to have the condition' corrected before a serious in- fection gets started. Common Ame Comes jenergy values in the food he fat. | Explanation to C. A. P.: One late. Had he eaten the same I'm sure the studies of chol-|of the sturdiest myths extant is amount but not worked hard esterol will be helpful to use in| that you can reduce some par- jenough to use it up, he would|the long run, but there's a lot! ticular part of the body and not have gotten fat and in all prob- more to health than the ques-|the rest, by so-called "spot lability would have died many|tion of whether or not we have | reducing." | years sooner. ham fat gravy for breakfast) | If too much cholesterol and every day. jother forms of fatty substances should show whether a heel spur accumulate in the blood (that, Dear Dr. Molner: What would) (a calcium growth on the bone) lis, we have a "high serum make my navel ooze? I keep) gives you that feeling of "some- |cholesterol") there is consider-|two tight adhesive bandadges on |thing in your shoe." Cushioning able evidence that this contrib-|it all the time.--Sue jor padding inside the heel of lutes to hardening of the arte-| Two possibilities: There may|the shoe is the simplest answer lries and the various ills which be a pocket of infection. Or, asjand it often makes 'one com- follow. However, the exact pro- happens occasionally, the rem-jfortable. If not, surgical re- leess by which the arteries/nants_of the extension of the|moval of the spur is the next |harden not wholly under-|umbilical cord inside your ab-jalternative. If you are over- stood demen may not Have shrivelled| weight, reduce: to: lessen pres- It (al-'and. closed entirely. This tube/sure on your feet. Note to Mrs. B. C.: X-ray Is is my feeling that