THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 10, 1967 23 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER BUT. ..BUT WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE WE DOING IN AFRICA? IT'S ALONG STORY, ANGEL. YOU REMEMBER ADR. KARL KLEY FROM SWITZERLAND? TM PUZZLED, BUZ. 'THIS RHINO... THE THORN TREES... 'T LOOKS LIKE AFRICA. IN BRIEF | HAS MAGIC EYES Jnited| Golden eagles can see eight ; arelitimes better than man. A tings.|mature bird can spot a rabbit leaths | half a mile away with eyesight S. that is telescopic, microscopic, , 'monocular and binocular. , d_ its HAS IMBALANCE nOTe Australia has a population of . had about 11,750,000 or an increase lof 200,000 since 1966 and has 75,000 more men than women. HE JUMPS UP AND HITS ME WITH! A LUCKY PUNCH.I LEAD WITH MY RIGHT AND CROSS My LEFT- HE HITS ME WITH---2---?-- WAS MORE LIKE A WAR! South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH @AI83 @74 02852 $396 WEST EAST BUZ SAWYER icil of , five FLED TO NORTH @KQ9762 o-- ¥/ NOW #8 99532 ies by| Between 1800 and 1855 about 50,000 refugees from the inhu- imanity of the American slave ROUND IN $5106 &K82 @K973 #210754 SOUTH L system escaped to Ontario ay PY |through the Underground Rail- (0 te "08 MWAKQI106 the, @A4 esii- USE NEW STYLES BAB The bidding: South West ;1@ 1@ we ms @! Although there are about 30,- 000 known species of spider, no ltwo spider webs are exactly North East 1NT Pass Mar- @like. uelph| Opening lead--king of spades, rm Consolidated : | What counts in bridge is how gue, . i | D : 2 P jwell you actually play at the sign- Graphics Limited | ' : SES > ro ey sy jtable, not how well you play in Boat 3 - B J . 'later analysis. A hasty or ill- layed 4 Jjadvised play has exactly the r and Same permanence as a well- , will} a thought-out play; in either case on in MA o JARS. MURKLEY! \o you are bound by what you have -- MOSE-WHICHAH > tH 2 >< BUT--I-SNTTHIS |done. NEVER UNNERSTANS ) INCREDIBLE! MR. LAZLO'S | For this reason we have often UNTIL IT' Ee ROOM? | |stressed the high importance of ed 7c] {planning the play, regardless of 4 ro} | |how cut-and-dried the approach < \to the play appears to be. an e © oy Fedo -- ge i | West led the ing of spades, _The fa Aegean |When dummy covered with the sider- =) ME WHY AYOUNG jace, East ruffed and made the of a a COUPLE LIKE YOU jnormal return of a club. De- medi- ARE INTERESTED ' |clarer went up with the ace, mem- TN MR. LAZLO! jdrew three rounds of trumps, ; and 'and returned the ten of spades. -- Had West taken the queen, nitted South would have been home, of a |but West ducked and _ South ation A.D. PARKER - + for LUXURY, GLAMOR and EXCITEMENT eae nittee Consolidated Graphics Limited, is™ tion's|pleased to announce the appoint- uncil|ment of Mr. A. D, Parker to the y Cana-|and Development. 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YOU UP OF SHE SAID"NO? BUT SHE'D LOAN ME A BUCKET OF WATER- YOU ALREADY OWE HER A CUP OF SUGAR! You could say that declarer was unlucky to have the ace of spades ruffed on the opening \lgad, but, actually, it would be |more accurate to say that South: jhad only himself to blame for | going down because of his play /from dummy at trick one. He |should have ducked the king of spades in order to positively guarantee the contract. | In the actual hand, East jwould discard a club and ruff |the spade continuation, but the \defense would later take only jone more trick because declarer jcould discard a loser on dum- jmy's fourth spade after drawing trumps. When play starts, declarer can count ten winners consisting of six hearts, a diamond, a club and two spades. All he has to do to protect the contract is make sure of preserving those ten tricks. There is no risk attached to ducking the king of spades in order to guard against the not too remote chance of West's having a six-card suit. This one prudent measure protects against every conceivable cir- cumstance, SPORT BRIEFS NORWAY ELIMINATED SETABAL (AP)--Vitoria Setubal of Portugal eliminated Fredrikstad of Norway from the European Cup of Cup Win- ners soccer tournament Thurs4 day with a 2-1 victory in a sec: onéleg, first-round game. Setue bal won the first leg 2-1. END HOLDOUT MONTREAL (CP)--Defence- men Ed Van Impe and Joe Watson, Philadelphia Flyers first and second draft choices in the National Hockey YOUR HEALTH Rejected by D Dear Dr. Molner: I have Dupuytren's contracture and have been told the only relief I could get would be my amputa-! tion of my pinky and ring fin- | Amputation Proposed By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD octor instances large. doses of Vita- min E have been tried, but the results are doubtful. Dear Dr. Molner; My fathe ho lives abroad, is afflicted League's expansion draft last June, have ended their holdouts against the new club. Watson is reported to have signed for two years, while the terms or length of Van Impe's contract were not disclosed. MATSON CALLED BACK PHILADELPHIA (AP)--The injury-ridden Philadelphia Eagles have called 37-year-old Ollie Matson, an all-time National Football League great, from retirement. He retired, Aug. 13 to become a west coast r,jscout for the NFL team, but because of numerous injuries in " iW. gerson bo hands, and part of, lg "aseave called. herpes ihe agles 'backfield, general this, --: T.C. jzoster. He was told it is a new manager-coach Joe Kuharich Your informers are wrong re. a hoe ge gos asked Matson to come back. i i "\pains of the chest and then bDlis- : T Ea Eer a. contracture|ters like from boiling water| | NAME KAPP STARTER results from a thickening and|come out on his skin. J am wor- K MINNEAPOLIS (4 oo nd tightening of the sheaths|tied about him. Can you give; Arp, & ap eae a Be a through which run certain ten-|me any explanation for this dis-| Vikings, will be the club's start- ease? -- A.K. ing quarterback for the Nation- s i fi ; ONG vies 6 Cen ont iike| It is not a new disease, but it/al Foootball League game here GUT f IT WAS SIN! 9--Dean' Martin 2-8--Personality 2--Mike Douglas CROSSWORD 2, Game played IT TURNED PALE oe 39° ARBORITE 19, Beast of burden from 20. Vitality container horseback 21, Wing- Trish girl . Napoleon's like Japanese isle part SPECIALS Distributed by King Features Syndicate. 22. Un- Louis Cardi- 2x 4--4 x 4--4x8 sheets. Reg, 60¢ sq. ft. Clearance per ft. WHEEL BARROWS TILE panel 127 ving! Sarton, Rep asain" Pe) Tay WELL, IT'S ONE OF THREE THINGS../ EITHER GRANDMA HAS USED SOME OF HER HOMEMADE SHAMPOO... J" + OR TRIED FIXING AN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE / AIHA E WBE OF SEASICKNESS, Ib Say ITS WELL. § jaducate, teas 1967, T idabis reserved. kimono sash . Capital on the Hudson 14. Herring 15. Wander 16, Musical exercise 18. Caught sight of 27. Frontiers- . Mollusks . Under- standing 6. Rumanian settles 24, Addi- tion toa building Yesterday's Answer 25. Equip 30. Maple fOlAISITIS| KIRIA, 38, Senate errand 33. Series of boy shots 34. God of thunder 35. Infrequent 37. Cabbage salad 39. Lean-to 41, Female fowl 42, White vestment 44, Son of Ra. man's shoe 2 Ss je le oll Lh 28. Asian river Goa 29. Divers' 31. Schoo) 14 subject: abbr. LH (82. Tram? 34, Placea exactly 36. Vipers |40, Rabbit \41, Jewish bread '43, Sphere \44, Edge of fabric 45, Phone book abbrevia- tion 46. Not subjugated DOWN 1. Mark ofa 'wound ridge to appear in the palm of} the hand, and if the thickening process continues, the tendon no longer can extend to its full length. This, in turn, means that the finger or fingers) involved cannot be straight-| ened, but remain bent. The little and ring fingers are the ones usually involved. The cause of this contracture is not clear, but injury does not appear to be a significant fac- tor since the trouble can devel- op in people whose handy are not subjected to strain or trau- ma. It appears more often in men than women, usually after the age of 40, Rarely is there any pain. MAY BE HEREDITARY There may be a_ hereditary factor. It also has been noted that the condition occurs quite frequently in patients who have diabetes or gout--I have seen it frequently in diabetics. Treatment should begin when kinking of a finger is noted. This treatment consists essen- tially of measures to stretch the finger to overcome the contrac- tion. This is effective only when used early. In cases of long standing, sur- gery is ry. This involves loosening the tendon sheath-- is a very aggravating one. It is not a fatal ailment but there is little to do except to keep the pain under control until the infection subsides. The common name for herpes zoster is shin- gles, Dear Dr. Molner: People \keep telling me water condi- tioning is bad for the health, exposing you to everything from cancer to kidney stones. I question such logic. I have a water softener and find it to my liking, both for drinking and washing. -- Mrs. W.K. There is no truth to these scare stories, Some people pre- fer to drink unsoftened water but that is a matter of choice. The one important thing to keep in mind is this: If a per- son is on a low-salt diet (mean- ing low sodium) he usually should avoid drinking softened water. That is because so often the "softening" is a matter of substituting sodium for the min- erals, such as calcium, which make the water "hard." For anyone else, it doesn't matter. Dear Dr. Molner: My _ hus- band says milk in coffee increases the caffeine. I say no. Who is right?--P.G. It doesn't increase the caf- feine. It does, obviously, not amputation, In some increase the calories. a Sunday with St. nals. Kapp was with Calgary Stampeders and British Colum- bia Lions of the Canadian Foot- ball League for eight years. GET HALFBACK EDMONTON (CP)-- Edmon- ton Eskimos of the Western Football Conference announced Wednesday they have acquired halfback Don Lisbon on waivers from Montreal Alouettes. Lis- bon, 25, is five feet 10 inches, and 200 pounds. 'Would you mind taking this memo in? You-know-who has that Chatles Boyer look in hia eye today."