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First, do not--I repeat, do not} start taking this without your| doctor's instructions. j Hydrochloric acid is one of| several digestive juices which) the stomach needs to break up} Hf food into forms which we can absorb However, this. acid is in very dilute form. We need very little | Channe! 2--Butfalo Channel Channel +2--1 Spy Channel Channet Channel Channel 9%. Channel 11--Hamiltee (tormemnee nae serens ee WRONESOAY EVE. 5:00 PLM. 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It has to be diluted on the order of one drop of acid to 500 drops of water--pretty weak, in other words. And only a small amount of this weakened solu- tion is required each day A doctor's prescription is ne cessary to get the proper solu- tion. AMOUNT VARIES Second, I removed from your letter the number of drops which your book suggested. The Chicago at Montreal | 7--Gidget i } 6&3--Bob Hope 4--Beverty Hil!biities 9:00 P.M. 7--The Big Valley | 8-2--Bob Hope 4--Green Acres 9:30 PLM, 6-3--Festivai 4--Dick Van' Dyke 11:20 |8-2--Paradise ) 4--Dick Van TELEVISION LOG | 10:00 P.M. \ll--Merv Griffin Show 7--Amos Burke | Secret Agent | 4--Danny Kaye Show | 10:30. 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JAY BECKER record-holder in Masters' South dealer, Neither side vulnerable, Opening lead--ace of spades.. Of all the conventions ever devised in bridge, one of the most valuable is Blackwood, but--strangely enough--the one most' often abused is this self- same Blackwood. For example, take this hand- played by France and Argen- tina in 1961. When the Argem tines held the North-South cards, the bidding went as shown, Four notrump was Black- wood; five hearts showed two aces. Why South passed is hard to explain, since the knowledge that the opponents had-an ace was not in itself a good reason for passing. After all, an ace takes one trick, not two, and it was hard- ly conceivable that the oppon- ents could take two tricks in por face of North's forcing twe Instead of four notrump, South shoulds have said either five hearts or six, either call being acceptabe depending upon his style. Of course, North would have bid six if South had elected to envite a slam by bid- ding five. From North's view- point twelve tricks were prac- tically sure since, South would already have made two forward- going bids. The French North-South pair bid the hand as follows; North 1 2 4 4 ' 6NT Be Some of these bids are diff _ cult to understand, because the French pair were playing relay. bids designed to elicit certain special information from part- ner. Thus, the one spade re- sponse was a relay bid. The complicated sequence did not prevent the French pair from reaching the exceptionally sound contract of six notrump, North added an amusing note to the proceedings by jumping to six notrump, instead of six hearts, on the basis that he could protect his king of spades better by being declarer. He did not realize that his partner would be the declarer in either case. East Pass BIRDS PLAN GETAWAY Bobwhite quail sleep in a cir- cle with the heads pointing out- ward so that all can fiy away without colliding, if disturbed. SALLY'S SALLIES Lose "Station BLAH signing latest news. Sorry if sounded dull tonight." SKATE X-CHANGE bar You Can Exchange Skates Thet Are Too Small For A New or Used Pair. knowing whether you still need, any supplemental shortage of acid in the stomach. | Other times there is no particu-| lar reason for the shortage, ex- cept -that-it- is more likely.to. occur a8 we grow older and our} body chemistry slows down The fact that you needed a few drops of dilute acid several! years ago may or may not mean that you need it now. If you are having any trouble digesting your food, by all means go to a doctor, and tell him that in the past yoti needed this additional acid, Let him de- cide whether you need it now, and how much Actually, a few drops a day amount can be either more or less than that Third, until your doctor ex- amines you, there is no way of of this very weak acid.can do wonders for people who need it ~--but can be irritating to those who pglready have enough. acid. Some|jamong older folks and some- ailments are known to cause a\times among younger ones, too. The need is not uncommon Dear Dr. Molner: 1 was told that one should not rub a leg eramp because it is a blood clot. True or false?--Mrs. D. F. If every leg cramp meant a blood clot, just about all of us would be limping. What you were told is false. The vast ma- jority of leg cramps, whether in children or adults, are due to becoming overtired or over- tense. The muscles go into spasm. Gentle rubbing is a good method of first-aid as it helps WE WILL ALLOW UP TO HALF THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON. DITION. COMPLETE LINE OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Hockey Sticks, Pants, Sweaters, Stockings, Shin Pads, etc. STAN'S SHARPENING & relax the muscles. (In older folks, deficient circulation and hardenifig of the arteries may be part of the cause. And even then, gentle massage may help, RENTAL LTD. 223 King St. W. 723-3224 | and certainly won't harm.) ae