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H| -AND ALL THE BONES AND TABLE SCRAPS ] { TELLYOU, FOSDICK= ie 9 op tek te ote oA OPE i RE Re ert 11'S VERIGIN'S FAULT. | HE'S ALLOWED THEM WTO THESE SAME HILLS / FEEL IM BEING THE LONE RANGER THAT MAY BE, NOW, BUT [TS J, FEAR OF BEING IN THE HILLS / :' jp , jeeptive play may well be ) G King Fenveres Syodicee, ima, 1908. Workd saghas romrved, S | SECRET AGENT X9 YOU ARE IDSOME, INTELLIGENT; NOBLE, COMPASSIONATE... DONALD DUCK NORTE AMERICANOS LIKE TO FIGHT FOR THEIR LIBERTY! OKAY, WE'LL LET THIS GRINGO FIGHT FOR nis! «© King Features Syndicata, ino, 1965. World sighte MANUELO, AN EXPERT with ae. R Ay'? YOU GET NOTHING, ¥ Aw YOU MURDERER OF eRe, HY BROTHER PANCHO, pl JANE ARDEN Sra RCE, SHES SLIPPING... ULL NEVER GET To HER IN TIME / Distefbuted by King Featarca Syedicata, ACROSS . Copper . English trolley . Clay or Pattersop . Latvian capital: poss 17. Nether- lands meas- ure . Sur- geon's 2. Egress . Seine . Shipping shorthand . Performed . Circle . Once more . Com- . Neglect . 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If you approve of changing} By all means let him go back jfrom left to right hand, then|to using the left hand. If your | I'll go along with it, but 1 CAN'T/husband still has doubts, why jstand any more arguments on|not ask him to agree to leave jthe subject. Théy are at the/the problem up to your own lexplouing point.--Mrs. L. L. doctor, or to the psychologists Forcing such a child to writejin the school system, who have with his right hand makes asjhad a great deal of chance to} much sense as insisting that|see what happens when a child) your husband write with HIS/is forced to change writing hab-| leaving him with a MUGGS AND SKEETER jleft hand its WOULD LEND US HIS GOLF CLUBS... HOWEVER, IF You care TO 1~ BORROW THESE THINGS, I WONT BE NEEDING THEM AGAIN 'a The correct way is the nat-| Dear Dr. Molner: Regarding jural way, and if a person is/diverticulosis--Why, when this jleft-handed, he should remain|condition is common after 50, so. Sometimes he can be forced|do I suffer with it at the age to write the other way--I'vejof 27? Does this cause pelvic known of people who, becauseland bladder infections?--Mrs, of permanent .damage to one'\L..J. hand, learned to write after a' For the same reason that I |fashion with the other. But such|could name: adults (some of people could see a good reason|them famous) who contracted for doing so. However, writing|"'infantile paralysis." 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If a diverti-|Comdition? -- Palges circum- w culum perforates (this doesn't|Stances often happen) it will release|help?--Mrs. B. A. thus can cause a serious infec- tion problem, in exactly the same way that a ruptured ap- pendix does. fect glaucoma (although in sec- ondary ways proper diet, re- striction of salt being an im- a {portant item, can be helpful in My: thought, based on your|early phases), Whether surgery letter, is, that you have been|can be of benefit will have to the victim of a very unusuallpe decided by our own doctor, case, but that you are coming/pyt 1°] be frank: When it has through it very well, under the gone so far that eyesight has circumstances. Without our!heen lost, it may be too late Forcing. a child, for no good begged that nobody be allowed reason, to write unnaturally is to know that her disappearance} jone rather sure way of upset-| from the social scene was trom| ting him psychologically and'chicken pox, antibiotics, though, you would-| to do anything. That is why I v't have been with us to write/keep advising tests to detect this letter glaucoma. before failing eye- Dear Dr. Molner; My 80-year-\sight forceg the isgue, A disease may be commonestjold father has lost practically "THE OSHAWA TIMAs, Tuesdey, July 13, 1965 13 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top © record-holder in Masters' Individuel Championship Play) East dealer. td Opening lead -- jack of hearts. . There is much more skill in- " volved in the art of : ca than is generally real- ~ ized. Falsecarding is almost en- . tirely a matter of psychology, the aim being to persuade an adversary that a condition ex- ists which actually does not, or stated otherwise, that a condi- tion does not exist which tually does. To create such an illu quires a knowledge of other fellow thinks. It to spend time and talent to plant an idea in your ent's mind when there fertile soil to receive it. eae SE 3 ati 25 cessful against an expert be fruitless against a player. Different tactics have be used against different 3 A ponents. In this hand, declarer instead of a heart, South would have gone down one. The question here is whether East should have shifted to a spade. Actually, he should have, the reason being South's ill- advised falsecard at trick one. East can readily deduce from the ace play that South must have the A-K-Q. From West's lead of the jack -- obviously the top card of a sequence -- it ts known that South has the queen. It would make no sense for East to assume that declarer's' high cards in hearts were the A-Q. In such case, would'surely have won the open- ing lead with the queen. It fol- lows from this that South which must also have the king and that a heart return is futile. A spade shift then becomes mandatory. South can make things er for East by winning opening lead with the queen. East might then assume that the lead came from the A-J-10-9-x or the K-J-10-9-x, in which case a heart return could work out best. South failed, but s odid East. NEWS IN BRIEF CZECHS FEAR BOOZE Alcohol accounts for 413 per cent of all crimes in Czechoslo- vakia and juvenile delinquency increased 11.1 per cent in 1964, NAME BRINGS THE PRESS LIVERPOOL, England (CP) Reporters and photographers rush to a Liverpool church when a phone call tipped them off that George Harrison was being sec- retly married. It was George Harrison all right--but a truck driver, not the Beatle of the same name, CHANGE HOLIDAY DATE LONDON (CP)--The British government has changed the date of August Bank Holiday from first to the last Monday of the month, to try to relieve high- way and resort congestion. How- ever hotel-keepers say now are as heavy as ever on both dates. CENTURIES PAY LITTLE OXFORD, England (CP)~--The Sheldonian Theatre, a building used for Oxford University cere- monies, has been robbed for the first time since its opening in 1669. Thieves broke into the Sir Christopher Wren circular build- ing but found only £40. 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