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West, still playing safe, return ed his last trump, taken with the king. South now had to go down one, though he did not know it at the time, He had to choose between taking a heart finesse through West or a club finesse through East by leading the queen from dummy, As the cards happened to lie, either finesse was bound to fail. Actually South took the heart finesse and wound up going down one for minus 50 points, \ghe British North-South pair There's More To See (EAST MALL),.723-5278 i atte Brite saute ses anneal With Cable TV anna nanninananat, \e tt diamonds, 'The bidding ELEVISION LOG rough 7--Supermarket Sweep 12--Peterboroug! 3-6--Butternut Square 4-Andy of Mayberry 725 AM, 34--Emergency Ward 0 11:30 AJM Mike Ni 's Court TDating 2-4---Hol 4--Dick THAR'S ONLY ONE. THING TO DO, FORMER, PAPPY DON'T NEED A IDIOT. TO GIMME ADVICE, WIF YO" am, AROUNDS MAMMY SAID A IDIOT COULD TELL ME WHAT AH'LL AX HONEST ABE! HE'S AS SMART AS ANY ROWE! itd ONE! 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Aren't they good for people? You always advocate cooking eggs. -- Mrs. C. N Yes, and I'll keep on advo- cating it. Raw egg is such an ideal material for growing germs that laboratories use it for that purpose--raising germs used in vaccines, for example, Many an egg has no harmful germs, to be sure, but keep in mind that if no germs were present, an egg would never spoil, And eggs do, including unbroken ones. Some germs can penetrate the shell. Germs can enter through tiny cracks, too, Some- times the prevalent salmonella organism gets in, Cooking des- troys the germs. But live sal- monella is the cause of 'food poisoning" and diarrhea. So to be safe I'm going to continue to fave my eggs cooked, Egg-nog? Yes, it's a nourish- ing concoction and I like it, especially at holiday time. find it easier and less expensive to.order it from the milkman. Besides, the dairies pasteurize it, which takes care of the germ problem, It keeps longer, too. For folks who insist on mak- ing their own, the best method of home pasteurizing is to mix it thoroughly, then bring it barely to a boil and let it sim- mer for 10 to 15 minutes. That will pasteurize without curdling it. Dear Dr. Moiner: Is it neces- -sary to give a child a bath every day. I have read that it is not necessary and can even about a mother asking if it is all right to havé children bathe morning and night. You an- swered yes, it is good hygiene. Please straighten me out.-- Mrs, LK. Somehow the word "wash" was changed to "bathe." Washing morning and night is good hygiene. I don't know any way of getting statistical evidence, but an enormous number of upset stomachs, cases of pinworm, and more serious ailments unquestionably would be avoided if all children ing a dead Viet Cong soldier be- ing behind an armored pe carrier, was chosen from 2,840 pictures by an-inter- national jury. First prize in the feature sec- tion went to John Rous, a Washington photegrapher. for The Associated Press, with a picture called Hither and Yon, and showing U.S. President Johnson and Vice-President Hu- bert H. Humphrey, Larry Bur- rows of Life magazine was first in the color section. FOOD FROM THE SEA The Canadian fishing indus- try, with a catch of 2,670,000,- 000 pounds in 1964, ranks eighth in the world, were brought up so that it is' second nature to wash their hands before eating or putting fingers in their mouths, But two baths a day are a lot of baths, and with a skin tending to dryness, it can lead to itching and skin irritation. The right number of baths for children is the number neces- sary to keep them clean, In hot summer weather a bath or shower a Gay is usually right. I don't object to one a day in winter unless skin irritation re- sults, but if a child stays rea- sonably clean, one or two or three baths a week will keop him smelling all right. Dear Dr. Molner: Would to- mato juice cause gas (no pain) in the intestine? I drink two glasses a day for my Vitamin C as I don't like orange juice.-- R. | T suppose you might be sensi- tive to tomato juice but am inclined to, doubt it. Stopping the tomato juice for a week or two should give you the answer. be harmful as you wash away body oils. Now I read in your column | Dear Dr. Molner: Can a 36- /year-old man who landed in the 'hospital for acute alcoholism ' safely have a drink before din- ner?--Mrs, W.M. The rest of your letter (which I deleted) indicates that the man does indeed have some some ponderous problems, but alcohol obviously isn't a safe means of relief for him, After his past experience he should leave alcohol strictly alone. The one drink may set him off on another spree. "But I always got his : & WHOLE check!