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We have a new one but I was wondering if there could be any harm using it--D. B. This being outside my field, I appealed to a noted dental au- thority who told me that such ACROSS 2. Astringent 22. Without brushes are helpful and good for 1. Remains 3. Deceiving discom- [5 most people, extremely good for in readiness 4. Sanskirt fort some. The American Dental As- 6. Roosters school 23. Pro- sociation has given its approval 11. Apportion 5. Pig pen genitor for several brands. 12, ed a : ee mae Rel _ Most studies of the efficiency 13. Miniature out 24. Ordinal [S/E] in keeping mouths clean have gorge 8, Box number [IRIOITIETS) been favorable. The electric 14, Jewish 9. Afghan suffix SRAM N brushes are especially useful for : ; ee: " a SIAINIKEROIEIONS |handicapped people, and can month title 27. Single people, a ca 15. Ostrich-like 10. Grit unit Yesterday's Answer |Make the difference between bird 16, Exist 30. Exclama- having or not having a clean 16. Wait upon 18, Haw, as tion 36. Poker stake |mouth and teeth. 17. Coastlines cattle 31. Driving ice 37, Mrs. Attendants in convalescent 20, Furrows 19, Uses to and rain 'Truman homes, he adds, are using these 82. American excess 32. Pier 39. River in brushes for patients who are un- poet 20, Fuel 33. Ireland Peru able to do their own brushing 25. Fagle'snest 21.Anold car 34. Exouse 40. Knock and the results are better and 26. Browned slay i je 1 14 rey also quicker. 28. Chinese m7 REGULATES PRESSURE sauce One thing to avoid, he tells 29. Pert. toa me, is using too much pressure, German or using it too long. Another river i Y possible' drawback is that some $1, Scandi- people do too rapid and ineffi- peyibergs 7, r) cient a job because they expect 12 pps & in Y, the brush to do it all. It won't. gdh 1 S/Ae You ope a guide it so it : reaches all the surfaces. ee Y On my own, I had the observ- 'workroba, > ation that some youngsters can Sor eee / forget to use an electric brush 88, Tanker Yi, as easily as they can forget a 39. Goddess of Vy conventional brush, and a tooth- ate aes tat y Se Is brush of any kind does no good 41. Small if not used. stream Ey Y He adds: 'Patients should 42. Forms remember to place the head of 13, English poet [aj the toothbrush~-whether a hand 44, Parts of brush or electric--on the gums, churches as 4 and move it down or up over the DOWN 7 tooth surfaces. And attention 1, Salary should be paid to the brushing Proving Successful By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD of the areas of the teeth when brushing. The tongue should also be brushed." Dear Dr. Molner: My mother is 73 and having much pain in her arms. She wrote and told me they think it is gout. It is so painful she can't sleep. I didn't know anyone could get it in the shoulder. Should she be on a special diet?--Mrs, M. S. Gout can attack any joing in the body, even though the big) toe is the most common place. Proper tests, which I assume by now she has had, will pin down the diagnosis. Diet has a place in treatment of gout, but medication to pre- vent too much uric acid in the system is of at least equal im- portance. Dear Dr. Molner: | am a mother of three children and was thinking of taking birth control pills. The problem is that my doctor is Catholic and I am afraid he would refuse to prescribe them because of his religion. I also have the prob- lem of the RH factor. Would the pills harm me or any future children?--Mrs. D. G. First question: Have you asked your doctor about it? Second question: No future harm. Dear Dr. Moiner: You men- tioned gluten bread, and we have tried without success to find a recipe. Do you know where we might get one?-- 7 . 8. lo, I mentioned gluten-free bread, needed in some rather unusual conditions. Gluten is a particular protein found in wheat and other cereals. If one needs gluten-free bread, gluten- procedure tn order to cover all free flour can be ¥ 14 THE OSHAWA TMs, Friday, July 14, 1967 purchased. 'on order, BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) TEST YOUR PLAY 1, You are declarer with the West hand at Three Notrump. North leads the king of dia- monds, on which South follows with the five. How would you play the hand? axKaQis 41092 @KQT [rcs] S88 OAs os63 $K1096 $0152 2. You are declarer with the West, hand at Six Clubs. North leads the two of hearts. You win with the queen and lead the four of clubs. North plays the three, dummy the queen, and South the two. How would you now play the hand? aks N 4AI832 Stoe (W2] $437 esoset LS 'gaqe i. Your best chance is to win the diamond with the ace, lead a heart to the ace, and return the ten of spades from dummy. If South has the ace but plays low on the assumption that you the queen, you make the con- tract. After the ten holds, you force out the ace of clubs and eventually make nine tricks (assuming that North has the queen of diamonds, which is virtually certain). You have a better chance of "stealing" a spade trick by leading one from dummy than you would have of "stealing" a club trick by leading one ftom either hand. Of course, you may be defeated with any ae divided unfavorably for y but your best chance lies in t ing to outsmart the defence. , 2. Obviously, the only danger is in the trump suit, so the problem is to avoid losing two trump tricks. This can occir only if the clubs are divided 4-, and the question is how? guard against that condition ¢ it exists. If you were to lead the ae of clubs at this point, you woul go down if it turned out tht North started with the K-10-7., The best way of dealing wii this possibility is to return » your hand with a diamond ai lead the nine of clubs. If Non produces the ten or king, ye take the ace and your worris are over, but if he plays te seven, you play low from din- j my. Either the nine will win ort will lose to South's ten or ki. Either way, the contract is s- sured. You can't lose more thn one trump trick. It may be that North wl show out when you lead nine (because South madea smart play in ducking the quen earlier). In that case, you tae the ace and return a clubto limit yourself to one trup loser. Tar Reducel Flavor Keyt NEW YORK (AP)--Colupia University said today it 1as been given a controlling intest in a new cigarette filter wich it says sharply reduces tarind nicotine in tobacco smokebut lets the tobacco flavor thr@h. The university said it wid make the filter availableim- mediately throughout the orid in an attempt to help smers help themselves by reding by two-thirds the tar and icu- tine they inhale. Noting that cigarette 20n- sumption has risen in the lited States despite warnings tt it presents a health hazar Dr. Grayson Kirk, Columbia resi- dent, said he hoped thnew filter might lead to a signcant lessening of what he calk one of the world's major }alth problems. Robert L. Strickman, New Jersey chemist, develop the filter after years of expeaent- ing in his home laborata. He gave the patent rights -Col- umbia. As word of the develment spread through the fiacial community Wednesday, tacco stocks on the New Yorwtock Exchange rose sharply af@uch as $3.50. COSTS NO MORE The filter--a abies crystalline syntheétic--is to have no effect on the t® of a cigarette and to cost nfore than filters now in use. ie Kiss -Of- Dath Gets Jail TI FRANKFURT (Reute_ 29-year-old West Germ sentenced Wednes d 'to 21 months in jail for kis® his girl-friend to death. i A Frankfurt court f fried Kamper guilty of gent homicide of Gisel 21, who died during a kiss in Kamper's ce years ago. The court ruled Miss death came as a resi "passionage action" b: cused, in which he held with his hand. Medical experts said lte's pressure on th centre on. the carotid duce death. Special food stores gluten - free bread, bakeries will prepare are planning to finesse against | play if the opponents' cards dre / in eke ages TODAY TORONTO 10:40 A.M, ST Distributed by cP Torento Stock Exchange--~ Quotations in cents unless n z---Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, rights, xw--Ex-warrants, Wet « from previous board-lot closi MINES 0 Stock Sales High Low a. 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Both h coal down the East River t water in Nova Scotia's I County over the first all-1 railed railroad in Canada rails were cast here--one | many firsts in this birthple heavy industry in the pri federation era. The Samson bears a Stating she was made in Sheldon, Durham, Englan August, 1838, by Timothy | worth, who competed u cessfully with George Ste son for the honor of prod the world's first steam lo tive. He did stay in the loco business, so the Samson out to Albion Mines, nov town of Stellarton. There hauled coal, the revenues which helped pay off bills | then Duke of York, a prin the royal blood who hi weakness for horses women; he always seem' pick slow horses. HOUSED IN CABIN The Samson now stands log cabin beside the New gow station on a portion ¢ CNR officially opened as a road 100 years ago May : But ground has been bi for New Glasgow's cente project, a glass-and-steel | for "Sammy" in the bus district beside a new civic | ing. She'll be readily ava' to tourists and railway who come miles to wond her vertical cylinders, the less chairs in which the d sat and her fire box up fr she pushed her tender, The Albion was built 18 | later, She has been house years in @ wooden Miners' seum in the adjacent tov Stellarton. When as a centennial pr Stellarton erected a new |