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Rogues . American ae Y author f, . Hewing 9 " tool . Instigators . Printers' measures . Sloths . Predict . Father 32; Paiestine plain 33. Asserted 5. Assault . Epoch . Pronoun . Ahead . Smallest liquid measure . Rock . Seed coatings 5. Tool house . Raised platform , Climbing evergreen 19. shrub 20, Clues frained Grow old 24, Slate Conjunction 25, Greek Prevent Cupid Asian 7. Froths country . Begin- Soldier in nings ww . Wing of Elder house Beetle . Dangers Veinlike US. deposits president 16. Beverage . Demons poetry Arrived Re- Yesterday's Answer 36, First-rate 40, Insane 41, Irish rebels: abbr, Ow SF am oo be ~ "| Here's Lowdown | Calcium Deposits | By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD | Dear Dr. Molner; [| have al-jor at any rate, more than we ways understood that milkineed, the body simply builds strong bones, but now Iicharges the excess, just as it have heard that too much of it}does not accumulate as calcium leaves calcium deposits:--!deposits. . E.G. | . ' weer all these centuries, it MENDS INJURIES doesn't seem to me that. milk} Rather, calcium deposits are should need any defence, but so\created only in response to many letters like this one con-|some damage--injury, or infec- tinue to' come in, perhaps we'd|tion, When you cut a finger, better try to set such ideas atjscar tissue forms giving _ it rest. |strength, If you break a leg, the It is true that milk provides break heals, or "'knits'" by an calcium, and calcium is a vital accumulation of calcium at the ingredient of strong bones jf|break. What it really amounts you don't get enough calcium to is a "scar" that 48 made of from milk, you have to get it bone instead of soft tissues, and from some other source or the that is why a broken bone will hones "will sulfet. show in an x-ray film long aft- Milk. however, is the easiest(¢'ward. There's a thickening of and surest means of getting it ithe bone. , This is a problem that nature) The same sort of process oc- neatly worked out, Animals Curs with lesser injuries. Your from ass to zebra suckle theirjheel may be hurt but not young on milk. Calcium, natur-|br¢ken, and a calcium "spur" ally, isn't all that milk contains,}devetops at the point of injury but al] milk is rich in it. All these calcium deposits are But there is a whopping dif-|"scars" of one sort or another, ference between' calcium: "'de-jand are part of the natural posits" and calcium which nor-thealing process mally make up our bones, milk' will not alter or prevent teeth and some other'tissues. |jthem. 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Neither side vulnerable. @K52 WAKQIT4A2 o3 4Q7 The bidding: West North East South lh 16 2 49 Opening lead--king of clubs. Good defense is generally more difficult than good dummy play, the chief reason being that a defender does not see all the resources held by his side, while a declarer does, This is espe- cially true when the defense must foresee a danger that is not immediately apparent. In this hand, for example, the defense failed and South made 'four hearts. West led the king of clubs, continued with the ace,' and shifted to the nine of. dia- monds after the queen of clubs fell. Declarer covered with the |king, East taking the ace and continuing with the queen, De- clarer ruffed and then played ifive rounds of trumps to pra- duce this position: North @A98 FS) Bast Immaterial South @K52 @4 |@Q710 | When declarer.now played the last trump, West was squeezed jand South took the rest of the tricks to make four hearts. West would have defeated the \contract if he had led the jack of clubs at trick three, and East lcould also have defeated the contract if he had played a club at trick four. In either case, once the nine of clubs was re- moved from dummy, no squeeze could have taken place and South would have gone down one. West was primarjly at fault for having failed to recognize the importance of eliminating a potential threat card from dum- my. East was also at fault for not removing the nine of clubs at trick four. They could each have reasoned that any dia- mond losers declarer had coald not possibly get away. Jt is difficult enough for most declarers to recognize and exe- cute a squeeze, but for the de- clarer to anticipate and head off a potential squeeze is obviously much, much harder. TOUCH FOOTBALL Two close games were played in the Minor Touch Football League. In the opener Alouettes jsqueezed past Forty-Niners 31 'to 30. In the second game Blue Bombers defeated Tiger Cats by 53-to-42. Larry Devitt score fout jtouchdowns and Joe Vandeveer one for Alouettes. Jerome Bil- jlett was credited with a convert. |Greg Adams scored three tduch- S-Loave ) Te Reaver |downs for the losers while Doug |Hayes ran for two. Gerry Baker scored three touchdowns and Lee Lemon |three for Blue Bombers, Gerry |Baker also had three converts. This Saturday Blue Bombers play Forty-Niners and Tiger Cats play Alouettes. |. ATTEND JUDO MEET | TORONTO (CP)--Doug Rog- jers, silver medalist at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, heads a four - man Canadian team to the world judo champ- ionships in Rio de Janeiro, Bra- jzil, Oct, 14-17. 'SALLY'S SALLIES | Wy % Bs NE) AING / he jf | "Tt wasn't me that got | into this. It was the club," A, E. JOHNSON, 0.D. '| opToMETRIST | 14V2 King St. East 723-2721 | HEAT WITH OIL | DIXON'S OIL . 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 _ SERVING OSHAWA' OVER | : 50 YEARS