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If West has the jack, South should play the nine from dum- my; if West has the ace, South |should put up the king. Presenting declarer with such guesses is part of the basic strategy of defence, and anyone ;who regularly misses such op- portunities is selling himself short. Strangely enough, if declarer |plays the hand properly, he }makes the contract regardless of where the ace and jack of diamonds are located. | All he has to do to assure the jcontract is lead the four of dia- | monds to dummy's eight at jtrick two, This play guarantees |two diamond tricks against any lie of the cards. If the eight holds, a low dias mond to the queen produces a second diamond trick. If thy eight loses to the jack, Soutk later overtakes the queen with the king to establish two dia- mond tricks, Finally, if the eight forces the ace, South again has two diamond tricks to show for his efforts, Consequently, all roads can be said to lead to Rome -- pro- vided declarer has the presence of mind to lead a low diamond at trick two. But if he makes the mistake of leading the queen and West is on his toes IMAGINE! t've BEEN TRYING TO WALLPAPER MY ROOM WITH G_Kinn f-sieree Symdicatn. ine 1967" Wo Auhee acer YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr. Molner: Please explain to me about a calcified mitral valve in the heart.--Mrs. H.M When some part of the body is damaged, calcium can accu- mulate as part of the healing process, This is true of a bro- ken bone, and you can see the calcium in an X-ray film. There is calcium in the scar tissue that forms after tendon irritation or other injury. Cal- cium is part of the healing pro- cess in a damaged joint, and certain lung infections. For the same reason, if the mitral valve becomes severely inflamed, calcium will be present when it heals. The calcium in all these instances performs a valuable service. In fact, it is necessary for the healing to take place. HAS SIDE EFFECTS Yet the presence of the cal- cium also can be a detriment-- Nature has its "side effects," too! A joint may become stif- fer. Or a "'spur"' of calcification in the shoulder or on the bot- tom of your heel or some other area can be painful when sub- jected to pressure. In the mitral valve, the calci- fication can prevent the valve from closing tightly, or from ing as fully as it should-- the tissues become somewhat stiffened or misshapen. Any of the four major valves of the heart can be subject to such calcification if infection of some sort attacks it. (Rheumat- ic fever is one of the foremost causes of that type of damage.) The mitral valve is particularly important, and also appears to be more often affected in this ,| Way. The degree of calcification and the amount of interference Calcium Deposits Form After Injury By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD to be done. In many instances, it is best to accept the fact that the valve is not working at full efficiency, Therefore, a patient may be required to limit his activity so as not to overtax his heart. In other cases heart sur- gery may be the better answer: to free the moveable parts of the valve so they can open more fully and-or close more tightly. This is one of the more frequent types of heart surgery. Dear Dr. Molner: My son, eight, has been complaniing of |a sore heel for about six weeks. I have not taken him to our children's doctor because, frankiy, I can't see why it should hurt. His shoes are fitted at a good store and there is no bruise or cut that I can see or a growth I can feel. Do you think I should take him for an exam? --Mrs. R.N. POSSIBLE BONE INJURY Yes. Children don't complain for six weeks without some rea- son. There may be a bone inju- ry, or damage of some sort inside the foot which doesn't show from the outside. Your doctor may or may not need an X-ray, but I'd certainly want to find out what is wrong or whether something is wrong. Dear Dr .Molner: Have you any advice for someone like me? I have a severe itching problem of rectum and farther forward and it keeps me awake all night. I've tried everything to stop it.--Mrs. T.E. Saying that you have "tried everything" implies (to me, anyway) that you have tried everything except taking the problem to your doctor. Severe itching which does not respond to ordinary. first aid in easy opening and closing of the valve governs what needs a means that something is wrong. But what? It could be a skin -- West can present South with a mighty difficult guess. Electronics Pose Threat - OTTAWA (CP) -- Modern electronic technology saves thousands of lives in hospitals but it also has become a deadly threat to -both patients an staff. : Dr. Carl W. Walter of Peter Brent Brigham Hospital in Bos- ton estimates that 1,200 persons died in U.S. hospitals last year from electric shocks. He said medical authorities have tried to accumulate statis- tics on the subject. But hospi- tals, doctors and insurance companies "all: te hide their dirty linen" and there was no way to make an accurate count of fatalities. Several speakers stressed the need also for increased care and inspection of common appliances such as lamps and radios where frayed cords and short circuits can cause electro- cution. But most of the attention of the 175 delegates from Canada and the United States was directed at the process of ven- tricular fibrillation -- a situa- tion where the electric impulses regulating the beating of the heart are disrupted by outside electric charges. This causes a change in the rhythm of the heart beats, and the. heart, while still in motion, pumps no lood. HOT-DOGS CHANGE Japanese hot-dog vendors sell whale-meat franks while Finns prefer reindeer-meat wieners. QUEENIE proves that scientists aren't always thinking science." disease, hemorrhoids, a fungus or yeast infection. (Itching often accompanies diabetes, although it probably would-be more generalized than yours.) Identifying the cause of the itch is the important thing. om