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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, December 26, 1967 26 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER Top Record-Holder in Masters' individual Championship Play) : FAMOUS HANDS North dealer. Neither side vulnerable. NORTH @AQe 95103 @KQ875 @kKs WEST oé-- 4as6 0Q98762 WAKS4 59632 @A4 $53 HAQITE SOUTH $K10987533 $10 10964 'The bidding: North East South West 1NT Dble 4@ 59 Pass 69 Pass Pass 6@ Dble pao: Opening lead -- seven of arts. It isn't often that a player ens with a notrump, hears é opponents bid a slam, and en decides he had better take Save, : This phenomenon occurred me years ago in @ national urnament after Harry Fish- "in, veteran New York star, ened the bidding with one trump. The purist may quarrel with s first bid, since he did not ive the required 16 high-card ints, but Fishbein has never en a stickler for rules and 'mly believes that an occa- onal departure from normal- y adds some extra spice to the ime, Kast, with 19 high - card ints, doubled, and South mped to four spades. West d only 3 high-card points but ite properly bid five hearts his 6-5-2-0 distribution. After shbein had passed, East con- acted for six, confident on the iding that his partner had a igleton or void in spades. When six hearts came around him, Fishbein took no um- age at the flagrant insult rled at his notrump bid. He alized that most of his points® re destined to go down the ain along with the wasted lues tis partner had in ades. Hast had not been pushed o six hearts, but had under- cen the slam voluntarily and esumably expected his part- r to make it. Fishbein had no clear proof at East was mistaken. True, could count to approximate- 18 points for his side, which, sant that East-West had only _ And it was also true that 33 ints are frequently required produce 12 tricks. But to Fishbein the handwrit- 2. was on the wall. The A-Q spades were of doubtful lue defensively, and so was > king of clubs which was on > chopping block in front of > club strength East was cer- in to hold. 90 Fishbein bid six spades, t doubled, went down two, d thus nullified the slam his ponents would otherwise ve scored. Lospital tobbed TORONTO (CP) -- John Rob - Meggason and Harry Barton ss, both 39, were charged dnesday with the theft of 000 in securities from the ters of St. Joseph Hospital in try Sound, Ont., and of $40,- |} from two Kitchener women, roline Sneath and Eleanor rrington. >resident and vice-president; spectively, of the firm of Meg- son Gross Co. Ltd., Toronto, 'y were remanded to Dec. 28. \ third man, Gordon F. Imes, 45, has been arrested four charges of forgery and > charge of uttering. . lace Rights nquiri 'ORONTO (CP) -- The Ontar- Human Rights Commission | hold inquiries into five com- ints of Negroes in Windsor | Toronto that they were de- d rental of houses because of ir race and color. fark MacGuigan, dean of the 1iversity of Windsor law ool, will head an inquiry . 5 in Windsor into the com- int of Michael McCurdy inst A. Zanette. rof. Harry Arthurs of Os- de Hall law school, Toronto, | hold a hearing Feb. 20 in idsor into the complaints of . Newton Gordon and his e, Vilora, that they were de- 1 rental by Gaspare Grillo | Atnhony Horen, owners of. arate apartments. QUEENIE ake me away from all this? . Sut I don't want tobe taken way from ali this ,.." 4 SANANA (1's FRESH i sf | | seuirs FRUIT, ts FOR. '~CIsN'T iT'? £ Zie| |BREAKFAST? J----- ' E33 F rie 2 ti i ara - BUZ SAWYER RED, TM SCARED...REALLY SCARED! THAT CRACKPOT PLANS TO FIRE HIS MISSILE ON MIAMI! 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A.M, 7--Temptation 1--F Troop | gf ~Anay Griffith B-Leave It to Beaver 3-6-- Mr. Dressup 9--Movie WAM. 4 4--Truth or 11--Marriage Confidential | Consequences Mrs. | 3-6-12--Barney Boomer id | 9--Mr. and HUBERT SPEAKING OF y CHRISTMAS BILLS - JUST LOOK AT THAT STUPID DOG! GOOD MONEY FOR HIS CHRISTMAS PRESENT, AN? EVERY YEAR HE TAKES IT OUT AND BURIES IT! | Dear Dr. Molner: Someone wanted to know if eating sugar caused diabetes and I believe Diabetes Not Caused By Eating Sugar By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD and a {materials--bread, milk, |host of others. How are the "fuels" transport- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, December 26, 1967 97 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) North dealer, ' Neither side vulnerable, NOBTH aAK62 w412 @A86543 WEST EAST | @1095 4283 W197 9 K10853 oQ @3107 hAKOTS2 106 SOUTH @s74 #AQ6 @K92 &I853 che bidding: North East South West 1@ Pass 19 2 od ras Pass 2NT Pass | 8NT Opening lead--seven of clubs. This deal occurred during the match between Great Britain and the United States in 1962. Because the same result was achieved at the two tables -- both declarers made exactly three notrump -- very little at- tention was paid to the hand but the contract in fact would have gone down at each table had the defence functioned per- fectly, At the first table, the British West led the seven of clubs, dummy winning with 'the queen as East followed with the six and South with the three Declarer was understandably anxious to keep East out of the lead and therefore played a low diamond from dummy at trick two, planning to insert the nine if East. followed low, But when East. put on the ten, South was forced to win with the king -- he did not know that West had the singleton queen -- and he then continued with a diamond to the ace. 4 third round of diamonds found East on lead with the jack, but when he returned the ten of clubs, South had the presence of mind to follow low. This blocked the suit and, as a result, declarer wound up with nine tricks East would almost surely have beaten the contract had he made the proper play of the jten of clubs at trick one. This unblock at trick one would have permitted West to cash five clubs later on, and South would have gone down two. Considering that this was a world championship event, it |was not really too much to ex- pect the British East to play the ten of clubs at trick one. However, at the other table, the American East -- defending against three notrump after the jsame opening lead -- not only failed to unblock the ten of clubs, but also failed to split his {diamond honors when declarer led a low diamond from dummy at trick two. South played the jnine, of course, and thus dupli- jeated the result at the first table. Daring Escape NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Six prisoners of Nashville Metra Jail stood around unobtrusively, with a bound guard hidden under a bunk, while Salvation Army workers handed out Christmas gifts. Then the daring team complet- jed their escape Friday night Eifrom a third-floor cell block ith a rope made of bed sheets. Three of them were captured /a short time later. Rookie guard }Ralph Cruz, 34, in ! second lday on the job, s e and trustee Ellis Bau were walking along a corridor in the cell block when a prisoner held up a note to be sent out. "This fellow asked me to open the door and I did," Cruz said. "Then they jumped us. "One of them grabbed Bau- you said no, this was not the'ed? Why, by the blood, in the|com and had a knife at his cause, but that things you are|form of blood sugar. The com-|throat | (not sugar or sweets) turned to monest sugar is glucose Thus} "The next thing I knew, one |sugar inside you for some rea-|when a patient is for some rea-jof them had a knife in my | son or other, My mother has sugar diabetes jand insists it is caused from ACROSS 2. Constellae 19. Band ealing sugar and sweets. I say 1, Masculine tion instru- Jit is not caused from this even 5. Coy 3. Constella- ment | though after people get diabetes 9. African tion 21. De- they cannot eat sugar. -- M. A. antelope 4. Addi- voured B. 10. Hybrid tional 24. Old : pa ae 11. Astringent 5. Candle- measure | You are correct Eating sugar 12. Orient nut of does not cause diabetes. Dia- 13. Mulberry tree length 14. Land 6. Erode 26, Test measures 7. Muse of 27. Jacob's = 16. Carry history brother Yesterday's Answer (necessary for efficient utiliza- 18. Guided 8. Radiator 29. Place tion of sugar. Insufficient insu- 20, Exclama- 13. Lofty 30. Torrid 40. Egyptian lin, or some disturbance in the tion mountain 31, Continent goddess insulin supply or its action, this 22. Plural 15. Part 33. Christmas 41. Fallinto interferes with using up sugar. ending of a decoration water 23. Funeral camera, 34, Nothing 43, Unadorned Excess sugar therefore accu pile 17. Large 37. Baseball 46. Half ems mulates in the system. Some is 25. Speaks worm gloves 48, Nonsense! excreted in the urine a is 28. Overcoats why urinalysis is a valuable test 30, Shake- ' 2 15 |¢ Ge ot Je | Y, for diabetes). But sugar also spearian .- LA tie io Ww piles up in the blood. Hence the tragedy Yi, G Yj sugar tolerance test (one type 32, Gape GAN iz. Y of blood test) is essential for 35, From A GW Y, diagnosis. 36. Egyptian ES V//)'4 is G 'e 17 38 Cae jee YW, PROTEIN ESSENTIAL : eka '8 19 20 an Ge Now let's talk about food for a land MLA moment. Some foods are "build- 39. Journey 23 e+ YY 2s Cadel bald ing" foods, protein being an es- 42. Bone sential one, Minute by minute, 44, Overhead Wits bid Y YG day by day, cells grow old and train <5 Lie Bt [34 are discarded by the body, and 45. Key SN new cells form, The '"'building' 47, Ancient 35 foods provide the materials. for Trish city this. ere 9 Other foods: don't build the 50. Jog ra Si, Vipers ind 6 a 48 --V, : va 4 Such foods are, in large meas- al ga Guy Ce Y ure, carbohydrates--sugars and s1 ry wy starches. DOWN Many foods, of course, contain 1 Diverse I-20 I both "building" and son unable to eat, he can be fed by transfusing glucose into the 'blood stream. We get most of our blood sugar from starchy foods, sugar, fruit and vegetables Our "'building" or protein foods are lean meat, fowl, fish cheese, eggs. But we must keep In mind betes is a condition in which the that these protein foods also are| body does not use its sugar sup-)@ source of sugar, the chemical] ply properly That is, insulin is|conversion process in the body} turning about 58 per cent of pro tein into glucose. Thus if a person ate no suzal at all, he would still have a sup- ply of blood sugar, or glucose He also could get diabetes Sugar Not Cause Some people eat a lot of sugar and don't get diabetes; some eat little sugar and do. I hope this will clear up the confusion for your mother I must add, however, that we) know from experience. that an joverweight person ts much more likely to develop diabetes, regardless of whether the over- weight comes from sugar or too much of other foods. Sugar doesn't cause diabetes. It'is an inability to use sugar efficiently--an inherited disor der, I had a Dear Dr. Molner: and provide heat and energy.|the hospital was given a shot to|tion and discomfort for a ldry up my milk, but my breasts are still filled with milk. What -ah I do about it? -- F. H. "I'd need a little more informa- too much)- jthroat and another had a knife lin my back. They said, 'don't lsay anything or we'll kill you."" | Cruz said the prisoners placed a gag over his mouth, tied him hand and foot and slid him lunder a bunk: | QUEENIE | thing, have you been feeding the baby at all? The use of female hormone or its equivalent will dry up the lbreast, but so long as even oc- casional nursing continues, milk production will continue, too. Otherwise the milk will cease, body; instead, they are "fuel";}baby four months ago and iNjalthough there will be. conges- while. To Mr. and Mrs. E. B.: Itch one of the symptoms. 9 a sugar. toler- ¢ ing is diabetes. So ves "Fuel"/tion to give an answer, For one'ance test would be in order. breast °