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TAKING FROM THE RICH TRENIERS TO GIVE TO US SIMMER DOWN, POOR PRICES! ROOMIE, YOU WON'T BOMB OUT, 4 @ King Fectere: Syndicate, inn, 1966. a, Weeki rights rennrwed, YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr, Molner: A discus- sion has been raging at our house for years. One argument is that a young woman's blood- stream becomes more and more impre as the time between her periods progresses, and when she has her period, these im- purities are lost, The contention is that she has headache, ner- vousness, blemishes or pimples at the beginning of her period, but they disappear afterwards because she has gotten rid of these impurities. The other thought is that her bloodstream is as pure or im- pure as at any other time, and that the blemishes, headaches or nervousness are probably | brought. on because her hor- Purity Queried 6-3--Ivanhoe 10:36 1i--Ed Allen 9--Bingo 7--Peyton Place 4--The Lew and Mr. Jones 10:00 P.M. 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South took the king with the ace and cashed the Q-J, discard- ing three spades from dummy, He then led the king of hearts, Moyse took the king with ace and played the A-Q' spades, but declarer ruffed high in dummy and played another heart to bring the hand to-a conclusion. The only tricks - South lost were a spade and two trumps. Note that Moyse would have defeated the contract, even with a diamond lead, if only he had not led the king. It was the king play which shattered the lense, A diamond lead was certainly reasonable on the bi though it is true that the of the ace and another spade would have been more impres- sive. Moyse's thinking was that once he had decided to lead a diamond, he was in effect hop- ing that East had the queen. Having made this assumtpion, Moyse thought that the king lead would be more effective be- cause it would create an entry to East's hand for a lead through South's supposed king of spades. It was a beautiful theory all right, and perhaps Moyse's imaginative play should have been suitably rewarded, but, the way things worked out, he.is still busy these days trying fo live down the disastrous effect of his brilliant opening lead. - OPEN CHURCHILL HOME WESTERHAM, England (CP) The country house of the late ir Winston Churchill, Charft- well, is being redecorated in the style of the 1930s, when the statesman was in semi-retife- ment. When finished in May, the house will be opened: to the pub- lie. 12:48 PLM, li--News 4--Guiding Light 1:00PM, 1 Theatre %--Morning Ster &--Matines PM, %--Ben Casey 4--Luncheon Date +--Moet the Mies A.M. B-tAke Develee Shaw 1:30 PLM, 9--James Beard. Show $3--Luncheon Dete $4--As Ths World Turns Movie 2:00 P.M, Kids Is People 7--Nurses 64--Passwore 2--Days of Our Lives 2:15 P.M. $--Deer Charlotte' 2:30 P.M. t--Peopie in Confie? 66--The Decters AM, y--A Time For Us é--June Allyson Show With Unci| 4-Linkletter's Party 3:00 P.M. 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Nature's pur- pose in causing a monthly pe- riod is not to remove impurities. Rather, the purpose is to wash away a thin lining of the uterus, SO a new one can grow in case next month the ovum is fertil- ized and a baby hegins to form in that lining. The blood used in this process is slightly different, in that it flows instead of clots, as 'blood ordinarily does when jit reaches the air~as blood quickly clots when we have.a minor wound. Exactly how the body. does this, we do not know. There are innumerable questions about the body, nature, and the universe which we don't know. How do violets know when to bloom in the spring? Why does water freeze at 32 degrees? Why do we sneeze? Chemistry may be the greatest mystery of life. Right now it is for us to learn all pve can about how things happen, without necessarily knowing why. The monthly period affects women, not because of impuri- ties in the blood, but because they are remales. This cyclic change is controlled by hor- mones, and hormones are gov- erned by nature. The exact "how" is still as mysterious as 'the 'forces which tell a bear when to hibernate for the win- ter, a rose bush to have occa- sional seed globes, or a morning glory to open in the sunshine. Headaches, nervousness, blemishes or other side effects may occur before a menstrual period, but most women do not have these problems. True, most women gain a bit of weight, usually a pound or two, occasionally more than that, as the hormones rise and fluid is retained in the tissues. But it's! normal. | Hes, hormones control this; | Yet hormones it's just a word to, describe certain complicated' chemicals which are a part of| life. We can jsolate and accum-| ulate hormones, and use them,| but we have yet to understand exactly why and how they work. We know a lot about chemistry, but we don't know it all. : Dear Dr. Molner: I do house- work for a lady who has glau- coma, Is it contagious?--J, B. 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