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Le YOU WHAT... YOU KEEP THE RING AND WE'LL CALL IT ALL SQUARE, OKAY? ) naitaer lense Jnuriteateee'y bi Diatributed by King Pastures Syndicate, | | East' South West North 19 Pass Pass Dble 29 2@ Pass 46 Opening lead--two of hearts, There would be a lot of guesswork in defensive play were it not for the use of cer- tain conventions developed over the years. Effective defense rests largely on partnership cooperation, and a pair who work in unison on defense can generally exact every last ounce of value from their cards. I am reminded of this by to- day's hand, played in the Reis- ingef team of four champion- ship by my sons Mike and Steve, both life masters and apparently chips off the old block. They were defending against four spades, reached in the manner shown Steve led his singleton heart, Mike took the queen with the ace and returned the three, West ruffing the king with the six of spades Without the benefit of the suit-direction convention, West would have found it somewhat difficult to choose between a diamond of club return, since either return could be correct-- depending upon the makeup of the East hand. But Mike had led back his lowest heart and this com- manded Steve to lead a club, which he did. (If East had been void of diamonds, he would have returned a high heart to direct the high suit, diamonds, to be played.) Mike took the club with the ace and returned a low heart to declarer's ten in order to force Steve to ruff and pos- sibly promote a trump trick for himself. This was not bad think- ing for a teen-ager, and Mike was well rewarded when Steve ruffed with the nine and forced dummy to overruff with the 5 PASSWORD BIRP CALL. 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Beams 4, They're properly crossed YOUR HEALTH | 7--Bewitched Needless Fussing Can Create Cripple By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: My little daughter has been constipated/colon and | grows older. If not, x-ray of the 's 6:30 P.M, | 6--Newscap Ni--Pamily Theatre Me, & 9-43--News; Weather 8:00 end rte js @--Huntley-Brinkley bess News | 7--Maverick | %--Piaytime obby Daughter Ori Tek %--The Munsters @--Littieet Hebe 4--News, Weether u Sports | 9--Meta 4--Forest Rangers 3--Green Acres 2--Huntley-Brinkley | 3% PLM, \! | | &--Doble Gill } 10:00 I: -To| 1--Donna Reed 9%--Holiywood Palace O4--Daniei Beene 7--Shinding @--Hogan's Heroes 4--The Munsters 3--The Adams Family Bobby | 8-2--Fractured | 63--Ivanhoe Nl--Ed Allen 8:00 P.M, NI--OHA Jr A. Hockey 7--Donna Reed Show 6-3--Seaway 4-Gilligan's Isiand 8:30 P.M, 9--I1s Your Move +2--Laredo i 7--Okay Crackerby 1 4--My Three Sons | 9:00 PLM. 9--Branded 6-3--Friendly 9--Bingo Mike Doug P--Mr. And | 7--~Supermark 6-2--Butternut 63--! 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He played the queen of spades from dummy, covered by the king and ace, and returned to dummy to lead the seven of spades, covered by the eight and ten. Mike was then able to take the setting trick with the five of spades, which, somehow or other, had become the highest trump! Sales Strong For American DETROIT (AP)--A_ surpris- ingly strong showing by Ameri- can Motors was one of the bright spots in the February auto sales picture as United States automakers sold an esti- mated 663,400 new cars. It gvas the second highest February sales mark in history, topped only by the 82,803 cars sold in the comparable month last year. Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. last month set corporate sales marks for any February while General Motors' sales were off their February, 1965, pace. Ford's auto sales totalled 184,- 839 units, topping the company's old February high of 178,051 re- corded last year. Chrysler's auto sales of 117,- 519 units broke its former Feb- ruary mark of 107,532 set a year ago. GM's February sales were the second highest in that firm's history, topped only by Feb- ruary, 1965, when the firm was making up sales lost in the auto strikes of late 1964. American Motors' sales last '| month totalled 24,475 units, a 36- per-cent gain over January fig- ures. The figure was well ahead of the February, 1965, sales mark of 21,149 units. Thomas A. Coupe, AMC vice- president for automotive sales, said: "'These advances provide interlude {antes 4Thirty Club Dyke Show 2--Sting Ray PRODUCE OWN STEEL With production of 15,000,000 with a slice of tomato, and to- day I have hives again. How long does it take an other examination/4%ce in this. If further treat-jallergy to leave the system?-- from earliest infancy. The doc-|may be necessary to determine | ment Is necessary, let him de-|P. C. tor said the outlet is too small| and had me dilate it at home.) She is now seven months old and still has this trouble, so I give her laxatives and supposi- tories When she is quife a bit older will the trouble continue? 1 don't think it's right for a child to become worried or concerned about bowel habits.--Mrs. C. H. The anal opening can be too small. This is one of several possibilities. Some other disor- der (such as fissures) may pro- duce spasm and tighten it with the same result Your main concern now is to keep the stool soft: More water, and more laxative foods on the order of prunes and applesauce The trouble may gradually! correct itself naturally as she occur in whether an abnormality is caus | ing the problem. give medication. Rather, | and laxative foods are not suffi-| cient, resort to a_ glycerine suppository occasionally, or a small water or oil enema. As for a child becoming "worried or concerned" about bowel action, this will usually| proportion to the! amount of. attention you es on the situation. You can create| a bowel cripple by fussing need- lessly about trying to regulate! evacuation to some particular schedule, and by overmedicat ing. This -hapnens, | regret to say, to children who are physio- logically normal but do not have| which help but only temporar- jin bowel action ag frequently as'ily. cide. Don't make the mistake of | | trying to correct the problem all |g0 away, For the present, I would not|>Y yourself. I agree that proper | sensitized her. too much laxative|bowel action is part of good|take some time for the body if water|health, but an adequate normal|regain a tolerance--if it rhythm is' what must be achieved, and forcing with lax atives can inculcate abnormal and lifelong dependence on them. Dear Dr. Molner: | have been plagued with hives for two months and' the only reason I can think of is that I tried a diet calling for eating grape- fruit daily for two weeks It seems as' if I break out only after I have had citric acid. Twe fectors hoy me shots and ven prescription Last night I had a sandwich/| The allergy may or may not, tons planned for 1966, Italy ex- pects to be self-sufficient in steel. SALLY'S SALLIES ever. Once it becomes | to a substance, it can| ever does I have two suggestions: First, | see an allergist for tests to de-! termine whether citrus fruit and tomatoes are the real cause of your allergy, after which he can decide what treatment will help: Second, don't eat things that PLENTY TO BURN VANCOUVER (CP) -- Trade and Commerce Minister Ralph Loffmark says northern British Columb he yroved oil deposits to run all the cars North America for the. next| century, noug! to| "Would you mind taking Jim= { my up? He wants to fly his kite."