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YOU LO: AGAIN, UNCA DONALD: DONALD DUCK 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES,. Tuesday, November 2, 1965 BRIDGE By B, JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Championship Pley) | South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. Opening lead -- ten of spades, Declarer's state of mind can have a great deal to do with yihow he fares in a particular hand. If he does not feel the hot breath of danger when it is jnear, he js bound to do worse than the player who always re- cognizes danger when he sees it and takes steps to avert that danger. Take this situation, where South is in four hearts and West leads a spade. East wins the ace, on which South drops the queen, and returns a spade, de- clarer taking the trick in dummy with the jack, If South is a player insensi- tive to danger, or even if he recognizes the danger of a spade ruff but adopts a fatalistic atti- tude about it, he is apt to be defeated. He may lead a trump at this point in an effort to get the ad- verse trumps out as soon as pos+ sible, but, if he does, he goes down. West wins the trump.and returns a spade, whereupon an- other Indian bites the dust. South's state of mind at trick two should certainly not be one of panic because of the impend- ing ruff. He should recognize the possibility of its existence, but he should not impulsively lead a trump becaue he thinks that that is the only answer te the problem, His thinking should go beyond that, because the trump lead is obviously not a sure cure for the ailment. If the trump lead were the only solution possible, he would have to play a trump at trick three. But a search for a safer way of playing the hand should re- veal that leading a club to the ace, followed by a diamond to the king, provides a much bet- ter solution for the existent dan- ger. After cashing the king of clubs and discarding the king of spades on it, South should then liberally 4. False- hood §. 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MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: When I re-,effectively and outlive others jtired in 1961 my problem was who seemingly have nothing to jdiagnosed as coronary heart worry about. ee oe ee ee There's more truth than non- pega Mie stele. renee egg the adage about the and so has shortness of breath} : u ) unless I forego rest periods|W@Y to live a long life: Have 'ation Movie 4--Meet The Millers 4--News, Sports with 3--Summer Carousel Chuck Healy 1:40 PLM, Mike Douglas %--Plerre Berton 6:0 PLM, 6--Nightcap | 1 PM. 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He would now be practically cer- tain of making the contract. Man Dies In Fire No Arson Seen QUEBEC (CP) -- A Quebee City restaurant formerly owned by Moise Darabaner, now be- fore the courts on arson charges was damaged Saturday by a fire in which one man died. Police investigators said Sun- day there is no evidence of arson in the weekend blaze. Dead is 21-year-old Jean-Paul Villeneuve. Investigators said the fire, which caused $20,000 damage, began in Villeneuve's jroom on the third floor, which is used as a rooming house. It was believed caused by a ciga- rette. SALLY'S SALLIES SE aS ; "I envy you when you laugh. There seems to be so much of VOTE Count after meals. However, a bluish tint. pre-} jvails around my lips. It is more pronounced when I am tired. What is your guess as to my} longevity in view of this, as well) as that I'm always occupied in some benevolent enterprise? It seems I'm busier now at 70 working for free than I was when earning a substantial sal-| ary--S.H.P, I broke my crystal ball long ago and refuse to predict longe-' vity. Disgustingly healthy peo-| nle get run over by cars or jevelop some unexpected dis- vase, and die. And people with dangerous conditions succeed in) taking care of themselves very) some chronic condition that you have to take care of. This is true of several kinds of heart disease. A cranky heart will still serve us for. a long time if given half chance. Many people who develop heart disease refuse to believe this, and insist on going alang at the rate they are used to--with dis- astrous results. At the other extreme, there are people with comparatively mild heart trouble (not that we can call such a thing . "mild') who ought to remain moderately active, but they don't. They are so overwhelmed and frightened that they go into reverse and don't do anything, That's bad for them, too. 4 you have learned the one great /osted, and you know how to pro- lesson; Remain active within) your limitations, and know what|'€ct yourself 'against trying to the limitations are! }do too much. | I can't guess how long- you REFUSE SIMPLICITIES You have, in the last four jwill live. I couldn't guess even : if you didn't have a heart that years, ridden yourself of your) heart pains, and you have\needs to be babied along. But learned the amount of rest youjbarring the unexpected you need in order to avoid shortness\ought to have some years of of breath. If only we could "the ennai your benevolent ac- vince all heart patients of the},. .,. importance of these simple but|'Vities. vital facts, we would be far ahead, But some people simply). Note to H.T.F.: Are you sure refuse to honor the great sim-jyour doctor didn't say "car plicities uncle" instead of "carbuncle'? Yes, you have some blueness|A caruncle is a small, fleshy of the lips, but that is scarcely|growth, usually harmless but surprising. You know your heart/sometimes a nuisance, So what about you? You havelisn't as strong as it used to be a serious heart condition, but) You remain active and inter | Make Your Liberal