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West con- tinues with the ten, which South wins with the ace, Right at this point, if you bother to think about the mat- ter, you can predict the out- come of the hand. You should: pretty much know declarer's' hand, and you should also know that he will eventually go down exactly one. It is not difficult to pinpoint South's values, He has ms up with nothing in spades but the ace and he is also bound to have the ace of clubs, if the two bids he made are to be believed. There is nothing else left for him to have. So when declarer leads a dia- mond at trick three and fin- esses the jack, you take it with the king and return the king of clubs! This unusual play sinks de- clarer without a trace. Regard-. less of what he does, he winds. up with only eight tricks. e But if you had not been pay- ing attention to the bidding, or to the significance of your part- ner's play of the king of spades followed by the ten, you might not have made the key play of the king of. clubs. 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Night 4:00 P.M. YOUR HEALTH Birth Control le ' 3-6--Time for. Adventure | Dear Dr. Molner: My daugh- ACROSS 1. Pains 6. Units of | illumina- tion 11. Topic 12. Half diameters 13. Egyptian god of day 14. Command 15. Blunders 438. Insert 44. Sand dunes 45. Plague DOWN 1. "City of the Violet ing ers 19. Holly- wood name 20. Biblical verb 22. Beige 10. Warn- signals 16. Weigh' watch- t. QEUDESsHOonDDe Oma S P le) ih Yesterday's Answer 23. Before 24. Friar's title 26. Overhead trains 27. Raised 28. Energetic 30. Oozes 31. Make larger, 33. Congo river: poss. 36. Cook 37, Win- dow part 38. Handle out title 41. Abyss 40. German 2 13 6 |9% | ter is soon to be married, and after asking our doctor about the safety of oral contracep- tives, had decided to take them '| for a couple of years. After reading the enclosed article she is concerned. Can you add anything to the sub- ject?--Mrs. R.A. The article is a report given on melasma at an American Medical Association meeting. Melasma is a brown or tan splotchiness of the face. This occurs occasionally in pregnant women, but it clears up later. The new report, how- ever, says that some women get this same splotchiness from use of birth control pills and that the skin, in that case, does not return to normal coloring. I have not seen the original data on which the report is based; neither have 'I seen this type of skin blemish in many women who are taking the pill. The doctor making the report, Capt. Sorrell S. Resnik, of the United States Air Force, says that about 25 per cent of the pill users he has seen have had such blemishes, and that of those with the discoloration, 80 per cent had it during preg- nancy. WATCH CONDITION The prevalence he_ reports seems high to me, but I base my remark on observation; he has done some studying and counting. Therefore my conclu- sion can be only that at the moment: The condition is worth watching very carefully. If the discoloration proves to be prev- alent, we need to know why it happens, how long it takes, what other circumstantes (such as Pregnancy) may play a part in MD Must Approve Pill By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD it, and certainly we need to find out whether or how it can be corrected. You can be sure that research already has started on these questions: As with many medications, the more they are used, the more we learn about them. There is no question any longer that the pill in various forms is highly effective in preventing pregnancy. We know also that some women may have side ef- fects--headache, nausea, these skin changes, and others. Some women cannot use. them. MINDS EASED On the other side of the ledger, the pill sets the minds of many women at rest, and is effective as well in. correcting certain menstrual irregularities. The best I can say at ihe mo- ment is that the pill should never be used except on the ad- vice of a physician, and that concerning the skin condition, 'a woman who has melasma dur- ing pregnancy evidently should be much more wary than oth- ers. Personally, I still see no ob- jection to recommending their use to women who want them, particularly for a reasonable time, but we must certainly keep our eyes open for further findings. And, of course, the pill doesn't have to be used just because it is available. Some of the older|j contraceptive methods are still in order. Dear Dr. Molner: Is there a tea that cleanses the kidneys and bladder?--Mrs. W.S, No. If the organs are healthy, they cleanse themselves. If they are diseased, you need more than tea. Note to Mrs, M. 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