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MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: What is anjtions have to be janeurysm and what cause Is there any cure Where is it? it?|How extensive is it? MRS. J. HI. What causes .it? Sometimes An aneurysm is a weak or an injury, but more likely a bulgy spot in a blood vessel. flaw or weak spot that finally A small aneurysm may be of has begun to give way. Answer- scant consequence. A large one, ing why these weak spots are however, can be extremely ser-| present is as difficult as to say ious, depending on its location.|exactly why some people havc If it were to perforate or rup-!weak arches and others don't ture, and if it happened .to be| why some have varicose vein in an important artery, then/and others don't; why some the bleeding could be disast-! people are near-sighted but oth rous ers don't need glasses. We al blood vessel is something that/tal fistula be cured without | some of us have. Arteriosclero- surgery?--MRS. A. R. } sis--arterial hardening -- is @ For all practical purposes the common cause. answer is no. I don't say that cee nese . a non-surgical cure is impossi- Se ae aa i any) ble: but it rarely happens, And th body. It may be ot if it does, it is usually a com- part of he af ttl y: ortante in| bination of extremely good luck relatively li ' agers ance eae|plus more time and effort. than many spots. 2h: One areas) would be required by surgery. (such as in the brain)' there) ives may be nothing to do about it| Dear Dr. Molner: Should except to control one's blood roast lamb be rather well done? THE OSHAWA TIMES, 12 BRIDGE North dealer. Both sides vulnerable. Opening lead -- queen of |spades, There are some falsecards one has to make simply as a matter of self-survival. The opportun- ity for such plays, known as mandatory falsecards, seldom arises, but when it does, it is virtually suicidal to fail to false- jcard, Here is a typical situation. East, the hero of this piece, is defending against four hearts and West wins the first two tricks with the Q-J of spades, East takes the next trick with the ace of spades and elects to return a club, which South wins in dummy with the queen. Declarer now plays a low heart, and our hero, East plays the king, not the ten. When South wins the king with the ace and returns a low heart, West following low, South is faced with a very difficult de- cision, If he assumes that the king was a Singleton, he must play the nine in order to prevent West from making a trump trick with his supposed holding of the 10-8-7-2, It would certain- ly not be abnormal for- South to come to this conclusion and finesse the nine--and go down. However, if South guesses the situation correctly, he goes up with the jack, catches the ten, and thus makes the contract, The all-important point is that if East plays the ten when the four is led from dummy, South is bound to finesse the queen and make the contract as a re- sult. East has no chance of de- feating four hearts if he plays the ten. But if East. falsecards with the king, he presents declarer with a genuine problem which he might well find insoluble. By falsecarding and pretending he was dealt the singleton king, East creates a problem for South which would not exist if Fast played the ten, East must play the king if he is to give his side a chance of defeating the contract. It is a mandatory falsecard, LADIES' MAJOR "B" LEAGUE High Triples -- Nan Bennett 618 (228, 204); Mildred Wittrick 618 (228, 195); Donalda Williams 616 (216, 203); Helen Trott 612 (257, 203) and Hazel Rumpel 611 (262, 185). To Ten --. Vera Szikszay 250, Dolores Kellar 246, Josie Pritchard 233, 225, Lois Legree 228, Betty Campbell 21%, Norma Scott 213, Bea Northey 219, Mildred Tur- ney 211, Betty Campbell 210 and Elleen Anderson 210. Lemon League -- Dorothy Bentley 64, Olaa McDermaid 92. and Pearl Peacock 98. Points Taken ~- Mitchells 3, Whites 19 Nesbitf's 3, Bint's 1; Motor City 3 Burns 17 Henderson's and Saywell's 29 Horne's Esso and Olsen's 2 i MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE Our League starts bowling on Thurs. Sept. 23, at 2 p.m. Your new executive wishes you a fun-filled year of success- ful bowling. Team No. 1 Modern Uphoistering: Maud Cockerton (captain), Mary Frobely Violet Rorison, Kay Middlemass, Vera | Hele, Belle Logeman, Team No, 2 -- Angus-Graydon Carpet: Mae Jamieson (captain), Ada Floody, Nadia Kupnicki, Muriel Batt, Dorothy Smith, Eunice O'Brien, Team No. 3 --- Jury and Lovell: June Grice (captain), Helen Gourlie, Clete Wellman, Helen Rudka, Edith McMahon, Averil Glendenning, Team No. 4 -- Nu-Way Rug: Mabel Moss (captain), Rose Stovin, Judy Zak, nebo Knopp, Queenie Lounds, Dorothy juzar, Team No. 5 -- Thompson Kernaghan: Al Hill (captain), Odie White, Bradburn, Helen Burrows, Mary Bell, Ruby Stephenson, / Team No. 6 -- Swan's Hardware: Merle Poch (captain), Ann Peters, Fle Williamson, Betty Campbell, Doris Say- chuck, Marion Fox, Team No. 7 -- Jordan's Florist: Myrna Baldwin (capatin), Marjorie McNeil, Ann- ette Iliffe, Mary McKnight, Marjorie Web- ster, Estelle Patterson. Team No. 8 -- Celia Wigg (captain), Mary Nichols, Edna Bowers, Jean Me- Laughlin, Lillian Hayward, Eleanor Cre- wells, Team No, ? -- Kinloch's: Evelyn Stin- son (captain), Fairley Bouckley, Lew Dobbins, Theda Magee, Pat LaCrolx, Monnie Hubbel), Team No. 10 ~ People's Clothing -- irene Campbell (capain), Betty Black, Nelda Thompson, Blanche Pelow, Hattie Britten, Francis Kepella. Executive for the 1945-1966 season: Pas? President, Mable Moss; president, Myrna Baldwin; vice-president, Rose Stovin; Secretary, Cleta Wellman; treasurer, Edith McMahon and press reporter, Ruby Stephenson, pressure, so as to expose the|! ate lamb on the undercooked weak spot to as little extra|Side, and it caused digestive SALLY'S SALLIES stress as possible. trouble for a few hours. Does i ; i sing meat render it more} In still other areas, accessible Piece an V. for surgery, a plastic tube may)" > . ; a be inserted to replace the an-, I doubt that undercookec eurysm. There is also experi-| roast lamb would have caused sm. | : mentation with other methods ofjyour stomach distress, and strengthening the bulgy places.| would look for some other rea- son. ¢ \ dissecting aneurysm is an- * q Sine penere ough cooking egies oA ae poe eating artery consists of an inner and) eeat pelle to dice an eo outer. layer, if blood seeps)... destroying any worms or through the inner lining the two! parasites. layers are gradually forced However, sheep apart. Thus the separation of| meat and hence are not in dan- the layers spreads along the) ger of harboring the parasite artery, increasing the extent Of yhich causes trichonosis. Some the aneurysm. Europeans for a long time have With such an aneurysm, grad-| ten lamb either very rare or rally growing, the ideal goal is} o repair it surgically before it) T@" without resultant digestive Therefore the vrimary ques-jhave our strong and weak has become too large. trouble. don't eat} |S "Of course, I'll wait for you. Just don't be too long; I have a date tonight." Tossioy, Sepeube 31;