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a THe esHAWA Time & Mendey, June 28, 1965 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Mastery' Individuel Championship Pley) ~~ FAMOUS HANDS East dealer. Both sides vulnerable. wet » Dy JULIET JONES NORTH e retry) ae ys748 "2 8 : Kx © Soes bate aii $x oa os MIL1 1657. 910876 Denes CONN hme 'ON GRE THE GIANTS AND AS FOR THE DOG-- WELL, LL A FEW DAYS LATE! REID KEEP AN EYE ON HIM WHEN HES GUT Ae NoaVan BLLae Peel A SMALL PACKAGE « THE LONE RANGER i BRVES ME RIGHT! ; 7 Yorear TO HOLLER 'FORE'/ monds, " This hand occurred in 2 match between Great Brit and the United States played in New York in 1955. At the first table, with an. American pair North - South, South arrived at six clubs i the bidding shown. West led nine of diamonds, not the in the hope that his riner. would win it and return a heart, However, declarer won the trick in dummy with. the ace, led a club and finessed the then drew trumps and the ace of hearts. When Went, showed out, declarer took &. spade finesse, losing to the. king, and thus made the slam for a score of 1,470 points, __. South's play of the hand, though successful, was not a8 o convincing as the play by de p< clarer at the second table, where the slam was reached 6p E this bidding: _ bal o (meee South West Norte = Pass 3 s@ 39 i \s@ 6 . West led the nine of dig-: br monds and the British declarer, "n Terence Reese, adopted a bet ter chance than the previous de clarer had given himself. ~~ Reese decided not to risk the club finesse, which, without see ro ing the opponents' cards, offer- I'M AFRAID TO KEEP My EYES ed very little advantage. In- OPEN WHEN YOURS J TT Tilia ]H H Soe BG a : = pin] then cashed the A-K of clubs and = bx i! ace of hearts. When West show- | -- ed out, Reese played a heart te oO ' the king, followed by the seven = { of hearts. : : East had to cover with the a | nine, which South ruffed. Reese' J 4 S| |now played a club to the queen = i and could then claim the rest o regardless of. what East elected Qa i to return. ; Whether East Binder Ao rod mond (dummy s' ace! a heart or a spade, dummy's hearts would become establisi+ ACROSS 3. Worship 21. Jum- io tie TELEVISION LOG [iwicscuaem ' ©: Bibione ag stad 20 are sie tt turned out that Reese's ' yer: 6. Ta . Com+ B Bi ertorma wi ' eer 7. One of the Com+ Estee) | Spamnet spunea | SBopeye and Pele" {method of play merely tied the 12. Derivative Bronte 23.Foot. fARISICINMEMILET] | Chensel ¢-suten 10:00 Pm 12:18 PM previous result, but it was "ofammonia _sisters sokiier ACMI yp) | Channel J-Buttele -- |"L--Th# Mery Griffin Show) #---Deer, Chariots nevertheless # well-played hand. 13. Not 8.Cardgame 25.Music (/ALICITIOM Bue ee ree 6-2--Alfred Hitchesek 12:99 PAM Kile taut like bridge note ATSIC ITIGIOIE] | Channel 1i--Harmitton, | 5-88" CARY ge [TC Firat Edition News ANNOUNCE TEAM - 14. A spree; 9. 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MOLNER, MD Sg aah ale J~Donne 'Reed Fithe Karly shew Dear Dr. Molner: Last winter,with fever, vomiting and. ex- tate 4 : j my mother, who is in her 70s,|treme tenderness of the abdo-| When such gall bladder con- og in ~ sek ag ang Bos was taken to hospital with almen, The patient is, indeed,|ditions are not found, then use|/Dle may " nid ieht t i temperature of 104, She was/desperately ill. of a low-fat diet is helpful inj/ney; second, sp oo gh ee very ill for about 10 days and/ tn younger patients, excessive preventing recurrence of pan- mpeg geal Va R gic Hoel ; ro we were told that the pancreas|and prolonged consumption of creatitis. Yes, such attacks can yon ry af Ag a m the juices had backed up with toxic\aicohol is commonly found to|'°¥> and there is one condi-|danger of that. results. have occurred. I do not say that|"1O" which is known as ---- Both urologists favored = re-) py ANNINGA Thank goodness she recovered|this is the. cause, but it cer- Pe reg ig cog pocdith ve moving the kidney. One of tar nicely but she must watch her|tainly seems to be a factor. heaped ig 5 *Ithem leaned over backward in| @ BANQUET diet very carefully, as there is! Ym older people (although the| De®? Dr. Molner: I have a)... tavor and said you may no guarantee that this could not|same factor of alcohol may, of|kidney stone of considerable get by without surgery, Clearl © CONVENTION happen again. course, be present) a quite dif-jsize and the kidney does not); ; ble to 1 Hi taeda de j WELL, IF T CAN'T FIND ANYTHING Is it necessary for her to diet|ferent condition is frequently|function, I have nown of this ay 8 getnnle: 0 LPR IS See ® MEETING -F oe I I the rest of her life? What areldisc : i é di-| Dear Dr. Molner: What is a ' discovered: Chronic gall blad-|for eight years, and the con anc f re | the chances of recurrence?--lder disease and gallstones. -- |tion has changed very little in|Meningioma of the brain? Is it) First Class Facilities bal Mrs. W. A. Hence' it is customary (and|that time. The other kidney|CUrable 7 Ne rable? What) For 20 to 400 Guests | ~ agro a a deep|wise) to investigate the condi-|shows good function. I am 56. nae ie . . "i ; Quality Service in the abdomen behind the|tion of the gall bladder after} Since I have had four major is a tumor of the meninges i ye stomach, has two major func-|the pancreatitis symptoms haveloperations I do not want to un-jor "lining" or covering of the Experienced Staff tions. One is the production ofjsubsided. If gallstones are|dergo another. One urologist ; , z insulin. The other is to supply|found, or the gall bladder is/says I should have the kidney brain. We ge know ay suntres YOUR. . certain digestive juices, (These| functioning poorly or not at all,|removed, since leaving it in is|°?US®S tumors. However, many UNCTION NOW! drain into the digestive system|removal of the gall bladder|more dangerous. I consulted an-|meningiomas are operable and 723-4641 at a point close to that at which |gives excellent results in mini-jother urologist who said it would|in that way curable. The loca- * bile reaches the intestine from|mizing the risk of further at-|be best to have it out but that/tion and extent of the tumor HOTEL. the gall bladder and liver.) tacks of pancreatitis. (It also|I might get by without surgery. this. Meningi 2 An attack of pancreatitis, such/avoids the risks inheren( in al-\I would like your opinion.--|2°Ve™™s 'ms. Meningiomas ac- $ as your mother experienced, is|lowing a diseased gall: bladder|Mrs. E. 'D. syed about 10 per cent of (f Ri or oa) | very and is associatedito ramain.) Leaving the kidney in is alall tumors, : :