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Show 4---As The World Turne | }--Wendy end Me &~-Viewpolnt %Matro Final YOUR HEALTH Porphyria Disease That is Incurable ew By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD)be triggered by two much sun- Dear Dr. Molner; My 13 year-|shine; the use of barbiturate old daughter has porphyria, | medications: some infections; which I am told is incurable or attacks may occur during Please tell me what it is, and|menstrual periods if it can be fatal, in language 1) can understand.--Mrs. R. W. Certain necessary in the body are colored, hence;mon consequences. are called pigments. Blood isisymptoms and muscle weaknes red: other pigments control the/may occur. One of the diagnos color of the skin, hair, eyes.jtic signs is that urine is discol- They are present for purposesjored and becomés a dark bur- other than merely giving color, gundy on standing. Then chemi- of course. The red, iron-contain-|cal analysis reveals the pres- ing cells of the blood, are thelence of porphyria cells which carry oxygen, for) 'The underlying cause is. an one example inherited trait--in short, it is Now when the body is unable|hereditary, but it is not overly to handle certain of these pig-|common ments properly, we have a dis-/INCURABLE CURED ease called porphyria. (Other) -It is incurable, but you must diseases can involve other pig-not think of it in terms of a ments. Jaundice is one exam-|fatal disease. Indeed, some pa- iple.) tients recover from it automat- With porphyria, attacks canlically over a period of years, ' may be affected, but violent ab- TELEVISION LOG | Matinee | | 13. Brawny | 14, Reduce | 16, Poker | 17, Bet | 19. Greek | | | 26, Immense | 29. Enrage | 32, Bang, as DONALD DUCK 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, Mey 10, 1965 BRIDGE By 8. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individue) Championship Pley) FAMOUS HANDS West dealer, East-West vulnerable. NORTH aKQis 9Q838 Q104 1064 EAST osose ess ist aa eke o758 HAQIOSS2 The bidding: 'West North East South. Pass Pass Pass 16 (1) ig 1@ INT snT Opening lead--seven of hearts. Board 54 in the 1059 Italy-U.8. match was the most amazing deal of the entire tournament. The final contract at both tables was three notrump. The Italian declarer went down six! ; The American declarer made five notrump! The contract would have gone down against proper defence! The United States gained 760 points on the deal. These oddities require some explanation. When Belladonna was declarer for Italy, he won the jack of hearts with the king and led the A-Q of clubs, which held, followed by another club which Stakgold won. Stakgold returned the five of hearts. Belladonna played the three of diamonds! Harmon (West), thinking East had the missing heart, played the nine. Dummy played the queen, At this point, Averelli (North) asked Belladonna whether he had any hearts, Belladonna said he did, and the tournament di- rector was called, In accordance with the laws, Belladonna was permitted to correct his revoke. He substituted the heart six for sHarmon was also permitted to change his play (as stipulated in the laws) to the ac eof hearts in- stead of the nine. But dummy's queen play (as provided in the laws) could not be changed. It was a legal play. Harmon thereupon cashed five T 410542 @A109742 oKI2 &---- [HE'S BEEN LETTING Me )) ------{_ WEAR IT! ey rs DONALDS! ---- COOL. mit CROSSWORD AOROSS 1. Perched 4, Shade 7. Reigning beauty 9, Beneath 12, Injuries 6. Former British prime minister 7. Foundation 8, Apple- taster 10, Lizard 11, Cereal grain 5 15, Self sauna serene 18, Complete 80, Cebine Saturday's Anewer costumes monkey 19, High priest .Liberace's 38, Clothes 20, Shade of instrument sl. brown .---~~ relief 39, Before 21, Portion of 5, Forth 40, Insane a curved Russian 42. Con- line river fronted AY eZ Til in rank stake letter , 22. Western state 28. A strip 31. Female sheep the foot 34. Contest 37. In same place 41. Gold 43. Girl's name 44. Gaze lite! 45. Finished 46. Rent 47, Distress signal DOWN 1, Slender 2. Permit 3, Last Various systems of. the body; chemicals|dominal pain is one of the com-| Mentalj/-- will and -- 4, Center 5. To dig out a a UY §-10 |Negro anthem |South |which strongly opposes the rul- heart tricks and Belladonna went down six. At the other table, Fishbein (South for U.S.) became de- clarer. He also took the heart with the king and played three rounds of clubs, East won with the king and could have defeat- ed the contract by returning a spade, but he led back a heart instead, West took the ace and return- ed a heart, thus handing Fish- bein nine tricks on a silver plat- ter, Both defenders then held on to their spades as the clubs were run and Fishbein won the last two tricks with the 7-5 of dia- monds to end one of the most fantastic hands in world cham-. pionship history, Blowing In Wind Banned From Air JOHANNESBURG (AP)--The government - franchised South African Broadcasting Corpora- tion has stopped its disc jockeys from playing Blowing In The Wind, which they had been broadcasting for months. The close association of Blow- ing In The Wind with U.S. civil rights demonstrations had not been realized by broadcasting officials. The South African Broadcasting Corpor ation {fs often regarded in South Africa as the mouthpiece of Prime Minister Hendrik F. Verwoerd's white-rule segregationist gov- ernment. The general theme of Blowing In The Wind is freedom. Race, a touchy subject in South Af- rica, is not specifically men- tioned. The strongest line is "How many years can people exist before they're allowed to be free?" We Shall Overcome, almost @ in the United States, has been adopted by the African Liberal party, ing white nationalist ment, SALLY'S SALLIES govern: Bra cas fast CHAE ae rH ATAWAY Se enough, dear; let's try thataway." although they sured,." lide which is put in drinking There is no specific treatment.|water the same as that which Rather, the goal of the doctorjis found naturally in some lo- (and the patient) is to preventjcalities? What is fluoride made attacks, In the main this meansjof? Is it available in drug avoiding excessive sun, espe-jstores?--J. C. 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