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There is an excellent reason for this convention. Ordinarily, if a pair undertakes to make a slam, they either make it or go down only one, and there is little to be gained by a double. But if the double by the play- er not on lead is reserved for cases where a particular lead is required to defeat the salm, the gain is enormous when the double is successful. Thus, in the present case, if East's double induces a spade lead fol- lowed by a diamond return, it gives East-West a plus of 350 points (counting South's honors) instead of a minus of 1,780 points East's double clearly calls for a spade lead. Since a diamond or a club lead would be normal on the bidding, the double bars either of these leads. West did lead a spade--the three--which East ruffed, but East faced with a very difficult choice of returns, led back a club. As a result, South made the rest of the tricks, Strangely enough, the real culprit of the misdefense was West, not East. 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'or of the Mewes 4--The 4Thirty Show "SKATE X-CHANGE You Can Exchange Sketes Thet Are Too Small For A New or Used Pair. WE WILL ALLOW UP To HALF THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON- DITION. Keep It Moving By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD together of tissues);and whatever the treatment, the almost always must (clinging COMPLETE LINE OF MUGGS AND SKEETER @ ing Poatores SynMinatn, Yon, £965, Wastd cidicy semmreall, 7 He cuarse \ || Sameer [ayee epoie won't Hurt.) |HEARNS LEA\ | AGAINST YOUF \ j | i | STEALING }| | gir net ee \. EQUIPMENT BELONGING TOVeNuS jf RNED ) Dear Dr. Molner: I have a frozen shoulder and would like to know what to do for it. Noth- ing so far has done any good, and I have had it for a long time.--Mrs. M.C. A "frozen" shoulder is one that is too stiff or too painful to move, but I'm afraid that too many people have the idea that nothing can: be done about such a shoulder (or other joint). The longer such a joint re- mains "frozen,"' the more diffi- cult it will be to get it moving again. Still, 'it often can be re- stored to some activity if you are willing to do the right things, or have the right things done to it, and will endure some pain. What causes.a "frozen'"' joint? Sometimes injury--such as a dislocation or fracture; some- times bursitis; sometimes arth ritis; sometimes the aftermath of having to keep the joint. in one position, without moving, for a certain length of time, as with a broken collar bone. Or re- moval of a breast leaves the shoulder area tender for some time. Such patients are warned to move the arm and shoulder, even though it hurts, to avoid a "frozen" shoulder The trouble actually is not so much in the jolat diself as in tis- sues around.the joint. Adhesions from lack of movement can oc-|patient cur. There may be irritation|make up his mind that it is go- from certain tendons riding/jing to be painful, especially in over the joint. lthe beginning. .The discomfort People.who are highly sensi-|will lessen as the "frozen" joint tive to pain, or who don't fol-| recovers the ability to move nor. low instructions after certain op-| mally. If you look for an "'easy"' erations or ailments (including|or painless cure, there isn't acute arthritis) are the most/much reason to expect good re- likely candidates for a "frozen" | sults. But if you make up your joint, |mind to stand some pain, the How to correct it? Physical) joint becomes less painful as its manipulation of the joint, under/ability to move increases. anesthesia, to loosen the Seen, In cities with qualified bon: tn ok use, ole a pa. |sPecialists (orthopedists) or or tient's own efforts to move the|thopedic clinics, highly skille: joint gradually, is-another. treatment can be obtained, bi Sometimes surgery is required | it still means that the patie to release adhesions and free|has to do his part, and som HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Hockey Sticks, Pants, Sweaters, Stockings, Shin Pads, etc. STAN'S SHARPENING & RENTAL LTD. 223 King St. W. 723-3224 8 am, te 9 p.m trapped 'tendons. pain is 'the price of getting tha Whatever the original cause,' "frozen" joint "unfrozen." Set. 8 aim. te 6 p.m.