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« Dintey Gay one ven He's WALL! : eo" IF Ce THE LONE RANGER AS THE LONE RANGER TRETERS AT THE EDGE, HIS LEG FLAILS DESPERATELY ++ ALL BUSINESS, SO AS SOON THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Merch 16,1965 43 BRIDGE By 8. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Mesters' Individuel Chompionship Pley) East dealer, North-South vulnerable. Opening lead~jack of hearts, Declarer's first consideration some value in the t they are a minor pias ad This basic principle has birth to an entire of plays known as safety 8. They enable a declarer to meet his prime obligation, which is to secure in the safest manner possible the number of tricks he has contracted to take, One outstanding feature of many safety plays is declarer's willingness to sacrifice a trick in order to increase his chance of fulfilling the contract, The accompanying hand illustrates the point. South has very little chance of making the hand unless he can bring home the club suit. He needs four club tricks te as. AS YOURE SETTLED IVE ARRANGED A LITTLE PARTY FOR YOU AND YoUR STAFF sure the contract. Three will not do the job because the ponents, in the meantime, bo You coy FATTENING, ENRY ? GOOD! HERE'S YOUR TEN PESOS, I MYSELF WILL WATCH WHO PICKS UP THE MESSAGE, OL' BILLY... YOU... YOU DONE BROKE ' YOUR LEG, MICKEY MOUSE SECRET AGENT X9 TO MEET MY GUESTS, MISS MARSHALL / Channei 2--Buttalo Channel 3--Barrie 4--Butfale 6--Toronto T--Buttalo | 8--Rochester 9--Toronto Channe! 11--Hamilton naman TUESUAY EVE. 5:00 P.M. Family Theatre %--Five O'Clock Matinee rman &--Superma: $3--Fireball XL--S &--Lioyd Thaxton 2) P.M. S-Leave It To Beaver é--Music Hop | 3--Aquanauts | 6:00 P.M, 7--News Central 6--Generation 4--News, Sports with Chuck Healy 2--Today, 1965 Weather, Sporte @2--Huntley-Brinkiey News 7--Maverick Across Canede 6:43 PLM. 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MOLNER, MD. Dear Dr. Moiner: Please write about pulmonary edema. 1 believe water rises in the chest and stops the heart, caus- ing death. Is it always fatal?-- Mrs, K.W. Rather than water "rising in the chest,' pulmonary edema means that the lung tissues themselves are being clogged by more moisture than they are supposed to contain. The fluid can't be drained off. The water has to be removed, by nature itself, trom the tis- sues. It is a problem of conges- tion within the tissues. Maybe I can explain it this way. You hit your thumb with a nammer, The thumb swells, That is an example of conges- tlon, too. A great deal of ex- Pulmonary Edema rt sert a tube and drain it off, be- cause (just as in pulmonary edema) the fluid is distributed all through the tissues. Pulmonary edema is usually due to heart failure. The weak- ened organ is not able to main- tain circulation which is suffi- ciently brisk to do the work it is intended to do. Among other things, the circulation of blood is (or should be) constantly gathering and carrying away impurities and waste matter in the body. If it cannot do so, certain of the impurities begin to build up. And some of them tend to accumulate fluid so they will remain in solution, Hence more water remains in the tissues, and you have edema. STIMULATE BY DRUGS Frequently something can be take two clubs and at least bowed hearts to defeat him The best way of trying to sure four club tricks is the jack of hearts with and play a club to the ,, the jack of the play e South Fegas "Eee: Eis tein: 3 with a diamond and other club, West follows low and is now faced with a guess, He must decide whether East was originally dealt K-J alone or the singleton king. He may guess right, but just as often he will guess wrong. This guess situation is of South's own: making. 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