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Derby °: 6:30 P.M. 11-9-4-3--News; Weather Sport: 9:00 12:15 P.M. and Sports salon 4--Speaker of the House | 8-2--Huntley-Brinkley renee 12:30 P.M, News 9:30 P.M. 9-1 Love Lucy 7--Cheyenne 9--The Virginian #2--Truth or $-3--U.S. President Inaug- $.2---TW--3 uration , 4:45 P.M, 1i--Family Theatre-- 7:00 P.M, for fomorrow 10:00 P.M. 12:45 P.M, N--Gilligans Island N--That Regis Phittin 4--Guidina Light 9--The Farmers Daughter 8-2--Bell Telephone Hour 1:00 P.M. 8--Richard Diamond 7-6--News, Weather. ts 4--The Honeymooners 3+12 O'Clock High 2--Death Valley Days Matinee YOUR HEALTH { SLIDING ON ICE SURE IS FUN, ISN'T IT, MR. OTIS ? MUGGS AND SKEETER Ur ea . ° eo té HEY, MuGGS! arp HELP BRING REALITY SOME. /, EW? l, / BACK To THE WINTER WONDERLAND ! Heart Defects By JOSEPH G. MOLNER ,MD Dear Br. Molner: We re- cently lost our son at age 11. He was born with a misplaced valve in his heart. In the short years he lived his general health seemed good; however, specialists said nothing could be done for him. But I'd like your opinion. Have you ever seen or performed an operation for this condition? What do you suppose happened? No autopsy was performed. He. just fell, and that was it.--Mrs. R.B.C. I'm not a heart surgeon, s6 I have watched but not per- formed heart operations. A good many but not all heart de- fects can be corrected by. sur- gery. Some types of operations are successful in as much as 99 per cent of the cases. Yet in other types, risk re- mains extremely high, or there is no way of correcting the de- Can Be Corrected might be meant by a "mis- placed valve,' because this could signify various. things. I would infer that the defect was not correctible. Great as the achievements of heart sur- gery are, some defects remain beyond our powers to treat. They may be clearly diagnosed, and the heart may be able to function for some years, yet final and sometimes sudden failure of it may be inevitable. In cases like yours, I can only express sorrow that you lost. this little boy and regret that his problem was one that has not-yet yielded to surgery. Even though no autopsy was formed (much can be learned from such autopsies) it is prob- ably that the doctors who exam- ined your son can still give you a reasonably accurate explana- tion of how his heart must have failed. Dear Dr. Molner: I am now CROSSWORD 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Januery 26, 1965 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' individue) Chompionship Play) South dealer. North-South vulnerable, Opening lead -- king of dia- monds, This hand occurred in the match between Finland and Great Britain during the Euro- pean Championships played in Baden-Baden in 1963. At the first table, the Finnish pair got to four hearts on the bidding shown. Three clubs was an artificial bid requesting South to name a biddable major if he had one, and three no- trump by South said that he had both major suits. Four dia- monds was also artificial, in- structing South to bid four hearts so that the stronger hand would become declarer at that contract. West led the king of diamonds. The Finnish declarer took the king with the ace .and led the ace and a low heart. Discover- ing the 4-1 trump break, he played a low club from dummy. East (Terence Reese) went up with the ace and returned a club to the king. Declarer could not afford to draw trumps at this point, since he had only nine ready tricks, so he entered dummy with a heart and led a spade. Reese rushed up with the ace, returned a diamond, got a club ruff, and thus defeated the contract one trick. At the second table, the British North-South pair likewise arrived at four hearts and got the king of diamonds lead, The declarer here also took the ace and played two rounds of hearts, followed by a low club from dummy. But the Finnish East at this table played low on the club and South (Kenneth Konstam) won the trick with the king. Recog- nizing the danger of a club ruff, he returned the jack of dia- monds, thus severing communi- cations between East and West before a ruff situation could de- velop. As a result of this play, Kon- stam made four hearts. West took the jack of diamonds and returned a spade, but South was able to force out the ace of clubs before extracting trumps and thus made 10 tricks. The Brit- ish team gained 720 points on the deal. SYMBOL OF ACT NEW DELHI (AP)--The In- dian Air Force blames 20 per cent of its plane crashes on col- lisions with the thousands of vultures and other birds that constantly hover over many of India's airports. SALLY'S SALLIES 2 => years I have needed help in elimination. I have used min- eral oil, milk of magnesia, suppositories and enemas. Now I get abdominal cramps after their use and it lasts a long time Please tell me how to overcome this.--C.8.K. At. your age, in the 60's, I recommended that you give a thought to the possibility that something else may be the trouble other than a reaction from the use of laxatives. Long-continued' use of such fect. I have to guess at what 67 years old and all through the so-called aids to elimination can result in spasm of the bowel, such as you describe. But so can more serious troubles, one of which is malig- nancy, or cancer, Thus for. you, C.S.K., I urge immediate medical examination including x - ray and procto- scopic studies. This could be a time at which immediate treat- ment could save you from peril. There are right ways and wrong ways to combat consti- pation, and the wrong ways lead to greater troubles, sooner or. later. AOROSS 3. 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