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To pass, ry V//\25 |26 as time ' 4 Y 38. Tropical 7 7, 6 129 ee 2 YG, 28 je 39. Dromedary G W730 7, 40. S-shaped WI y) Wy) moldings V77\34 [35 [36 41, Not one iss V7 //) 42, Poets 37 V7A38 DOWN 77 LZ 2 9 40 1, Ford bg Y 2. Astringent ai Y 42 3. Restored /) 4/) 4, Arid os You Can Lose Weight. Without Exercising By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD drowsing. Every ounce helps, and if you can.use up an extra fraction of an ounce a day in activity, that's to the good. Dear Dr, Molner; I had a cold and when nose drops didn't help my. doctor sent me to a nose specialist who said I had polyps. He .explained that it was a growth like a bunch of grapes. He want to operate, but I also read that you shouldn't operate on the nose, Can anything else be done? I am so afraid. He said it must be done while I am awake.--R.R. A good many year ago there was reluctance to operate on the nose because then we didn't know enough about how to do it. That time is long past. Polyps are small growths on a mucous membrane, usually. growing on a sort of stem, so clipping them off is quite simple with modern instruments. It can be done under a local anesthetic, You won't feel any pain, and it will be over quickly and you'll get up and go home. There is no other way of get- ting rid of polyps. They can in- terfere with breathing | and, worse, Cause sinus trouble ii al- lowed to remain. Often, there is an allergic history in persons with nasal polyps. Remember, too, that a polyp may recur. Dear Dr. Molner: When both tallopian tubes are blocked, the doctor says an operation can be performed, the blocked portion remove and replaced with plas- tic tubing. Dear Dr. Molner: Can I lose weight without exercising? I have had four back operations and am recuperating from my second back fusion. Would it be possible to take off weight? I have gained about 30 pounds. I have to spend a good deal of my day in bed.-- MRS. G.F. ' Yes, it is possible to lose weight while at bed rest, but it means that the calories must be sufficiently restricted. You must also take care to get ample protein to repair your bone and tissues, This means lean meats, eggs boiled or poached (not fried, scrambled, or in omelets, since they add many non - protein calories); skim milk, cottage cheese, fish. You must keep fats at a min- imum because ounce for ounce fat far exceeds even sugar in calories. But you must also be sparing of carbohydrates--that is, starches and sugars. With such a restricted diet, you should have a multiple vit- amin supplement. Such 'a lim- ited diet should be prescribed by your physician and used with his approval. Gaining weight is not desir- able after a fusion operation on the spine, and you are wise to curtail any increase. I would suggest that, even while you are in bed, you keep yourself mentally active, read- ing, talking, doing handiwork-- anything to remain alert. Even such limited movement as is permitted is better than being > |homes. » |defending champion, and -top- reas THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, June 3, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) South dealer. Neither side wulnerable, NORTH 4352 YAINGEL o6 8743 WEST EAST 4Q94 4873 9Q1087 y2 $Q3108 $9532 hI6 &Q1092 SOUTH 4A106 @K53 SAKT74 HAKS 'The bidding: South West North East 1 Pass ; ¥. 1¢ #8 Pass Opening lead -- queen of dia- monds. There is a great deal of am- biguity attached to the term safety play. At times it refers ' to a play by which declarer 7 can guarantee no losers in a P given suit provided he handles a the combination of his own 4 cards and dummy's correctly. 1 Thus if declarer has A-Q-9-3- 4 and dummy has K-10-5-4, he i can protect against the loss of a trick in that suit by first a leading the ace. If it turns out 4 that either defender was dealt the J-8-7-6, declarer takes the indicated finesse against the jack. Note that if declarer's first lead is the king, he loses a trick if his left-hand opponent has the four missing cards. Another type of safety play is employed when declarer can afford to lose one trick in. a suit, but not two. Thus, with A-10-9-3-2 facing K-8-5-4, he may lead the two and, if the next player follows low, play the eight. This protects against the possibility of losing twa tricks if either defender was dealt Q-J-7-6. Still another form of safety play is directed not so much towards dealing with the com- bination of cards in a given suit as it is towards the ques- tion of dealing with that com- bination in a particular hand. Today's hand illustrates this type of problem. Declarer wins the queen of diamonds, cashes the king of hearts, and leads f another heart. When West fol- . lows low, South finesses the nine! Declarer does not expect the nine to win--he double-finesses because he guarantees the con- tract by doing so. If East wins with the ten or queen, South is sure to make four heart tricks and the contract. As it hap- pens, the safety play yields an unexpected overtrick. Without the safety play, South goes down. Ordinarily, declarer would fi- nesse the jack because that is the most lucrative play in the long run, but in tis deal he invokes the safety play because it assures three notrump. SPORT BRIEFS GRAY SIGNED EDMONTON (CP)-- Edmon- ton Victoria Canadians of the Western Canada Soccer League announced Thursday sign- ing Jimmy Gray, 20, a Scottish Second Division pro player. Gray, a former right winger with the Clydebank football club, is the club's ninth import signed this year. SOCCER TEAM TO TOUR STRATFORD, Ont. (CP)-- A high school soccer team from Stratford - on - Avon, England, will visit a number of Ontario points during a five-week trip June 28-Aug.7. The team, from 14 to 16 years of age, will play against teams from Stratford, London, Goderich, Mitchell, St. Marys and Woodstock. They will be billeted in private 2 HOSPITAL Gl GAIN FINAL : PARIS (AP) -- Tony Roche, seeded Roy Emerson set up an all-Australian men's singles fie nal Thursday in the French ten- nis championships. Roche beat Yugoslavia's Nikola Pilic 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Emerson trounced Hungary's Istvan Gul- yas 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. SALLY'S SALLIES FOU -- ~< = - "Why did they send us all this stuff? You know I can't cook, and I'm not going to." -- BUT OLD 186 Oshawa's popul: was estimated b; be about 2,500 bi Vindicator, prede Oshawa Times, s was "surely unde: "A stranger wv obtain a better id ulation and busine on Saturday eve any other time," or said. "On that even few would be in f antee pregnancy, but I would like to know about the after ef- fects. Can it endanger health in later years?--MRS. M.B.J. You are correct that there is no way of guaranteeing that the operation: will succeed in mak- ing pregnancy possible. How- ever, there is no reason to fear. that health will be impaired even if the operation does not achieve its intended purpose. Dear Dr. Molner: We use in- stant coffee but have been told it is harmful. Please tell us about this.--F.C.H. I can't--because I don't know d Pena Sn completely passive and perhaps} I know this does not guaran- any reason to consider it harm- ful. ty, King Street we ed like the street