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THE LONE RANGER FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS NOTE, GIRLIE, AND PRINCE CHARMING WONT GET HURT / = THAT OF YOUR WHITE MEDICINE BUFFALO! 40NG LANCE NOT BE ABLE TO KEEP 4 THEM KILL DAKOTA MEDICINE BUFFALQ BRAVES FROM GOING ON WARPATH / * AND SINCE NO ONE WILL BELIEVE YOU WERENT INON THIS CAPER FROM THe START, YOU WIND UP IN THE HOT SEAT/ ~ TELEVISION LOG , ~The Beasties | &--Cousin Bill @--Linus The Lionheerted 11:00 A.M. Channei 2--Buttale $--Rochester ie) %--Toronte Channel 1i--Hamiltes nw ntn sme t 4-Tom and Jerry PRIDAY SvEMNe | 7--The Farmer's Daughter 5:00 P.M. 4--The Smothers' Bros. |. tH30 AM 1 need | -- g 'ofamus oie" 10:00 P.M. | J--Magilla Gorlile 1--Merv Griffin | 6--Robin Hood 8-2---U.N.C.L.E. 7--Deb Stars of 1964 4--Trials of O'Brien 9-Theatre 10:30 P.M. §-2--Exploring | J--Milton The Monster b--Spotlignt On 6--Tennessee Tuxedo | 11:00 P.M. 3--Whiplash + oo rey 1:00 PLM, |. Weather Sperts 11---The White Hunter 1318 P.M $3-The Movies | t--thetro Final | 6--Viewpetne | %=--Milton The Monster +2--Top Cat ?--Cartoon 9:30 PLM. 1---Petticoat Junction 63--Mr. Roberts Perea 6--Flipper =--Shindig B--Lheyd = Timerten 5:30 PLM. O--Leave * to Beaver 7--Rocketship 7 é--Music Hop 12:30 P.M. 7--Bowling 5-3--Wrestling 1:30 PLM, | 190 PLM. | li--Long John Sliver | 7-4--Christmas Program | 7_american Bandstand +--thght ihetre 4--News Check WH 8--Shindig 4:20 PM, Ni--Mews 11:30 PLM. | 2:00 P.M. net li--Late Show |H--OHA Junior "B +i--Tenignt thew | _ Hockey | 6---New Year's Eve | 9-Hi-Time | &-Movie |8-2--NCAA Football 11:48 PLM, 7--American Bandstand 4--Premiere Theatre 63--Sports Presents $~--Convoy J--Stan Roberts | 4--Basketbal| saTeR@ay as oa 8:00 A.M. $3--Golf Classic 1--Outdoors Unlimited = |" Basketball 7--Farm end Home Hoer | 4--Bowéry Boys j 3:30 P.M, owiers T £:30 A.M. Bowlers Tournament | 1}--Schnitzel House | 9--Cartoons | %--Atter Four 4--Funny Co ©2--NCAA Football %: ' | 7--Sports 0 AM. | 4~Golf 4--Fun To Learn |$-3--Bowling 2--Porky Pig t--Roiler Derty | 1:88 AM |1--The Sonins dius --_ | 6---Herevtes $--Sports Presents 10:00 A.M. %--World of Sports 4--Golf Classic 5:00 P.M. 1i--Dennis the Menace $3--Forest Rangers | 4--Beat The Camp -- 2 eaten 6:30 P.M 7--Twilight Theatre N--#amily Theatre 6--Huntiey-Brirkley ewe ¥--Cheyenne 6--Acrese 7:00 P.M, li--Honey West *--The Fiintstones porte a--Poopie Are Pueng | 3--Compat 4:00 P.M. Schuatied tapli Moe hand H--Out Doors Uniimited 9--Smothers Brothers 7--Fiintstones 4--Addams Family 4--The Wiid Wiid West @--Cemp Runamuck 8:00 P.M, %--Patty Duke Show 7--Tammy 63--Get Smart $-2--Secret Squirre! | 7--Popeye | 6--Extension | 4---Mighty Mouse | Playhouse 10:38 A.M. |!--Hobby Time with |. Zane Grey 9--Casper '82--Under Dog 5:30 P.M, --Johnny Quest $3--Tommy Hunter Show 3--Bugs Bunny 4--Honsn's Herose CROSSWORD DOWN 19. Depart 4. Venetian 20. Apron traveler top 2.Kingkille@ 21.Shield bySamuel 22. Gained 8. Routine 24, Owing 4 4, What 25. Large ly] finders 'worm a rE iF ACROSS 1. Playground are, 26. Seine proverbially 28, Individ- §. Outlook als 6, Feat 7. Persian Yesterday's Answer 38, Losers of @ 1l--Previews ot Progress | 4--Quick Draw McGraw | coin 8, Poker . sort stake plants: abbr. 39. Printers' | 9.Ex-soldier 34. Greenland measures | i1L.Command 35.Roosevelt 41, Poetic | | | | | | MARVELOUS ) 18 THE OSHAWA Times, Friday, Moy 13, 1966 . 1, Three notrump. Maybe you shouldn't be willing to bet your life on making three notrump, but if you come home lame, you can always sue partner for non-support Presumably North has a de- cent hand for his overcall, and --with his values and those held by the opening bidder--it's hard to imagine East's getting into the act to do any damage, In fact, if East has a much as a jack on this bidding, it is more than his expectancy. In one way or another, you are a tremen- dous favorite to make nine tricks. _ 2. Three diamonds. It would be wrong to bid two hearts at this point. What you really have are the values for a raise in diamonds and the way to show those values is by bidding three diamonds. A two heart bid would indicate better hearts and would also tend to deny a diamond fit, If partner wanted you to bid hearts, he would pre- sumably have doubled one spade What you should hope for is that North will be able te bid three notrump over three dia- monds. 3. Pass. This is a good hand opposite an overcall, but not when partner bids your - ton. (For example, if North had overcalled with two hearts, you would jump to four.) Under the circumstances, is unlikely and the best and safest thing to do is pass. The indications are that the hand is a misfit. 4. Five diamonds. You have showing the clubs, since a club bid would unnecessarily confuse the issue. You bid five hoping that part- ner has the right strength in the right places, in which case he'll make eleven tricks easily Hands of this sort depend large- ly on how the cards fit, and the best policy usually is to blast your way into what you think you can make. 5. Four hearts. You can't be scientific with this hand either. It looks as though you ought to make four hearts opposite the great majority of hands North may have, and once you reach this conclusion, there is no good reason for messing around. In this type of hand, science is for the birds. PEOPLE CROSSED OCEAN The island of Madagascar it 250 miles from Africa, but its inhabitants are thought to. have migrated from Indonesia, 4,000 miles to the east. SALLY'S SALLIES 'YOUR HEALTH If X-Ray Negative, What Does It Mean? By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Sometimes I wonder if we wouldn't get along at least as' well if we discarded the ex- pression, 'x-rays were nega- tive." Not that the phrase isn't explicit when properly under- stood, but it has come to be a cliche, and like most cliches, it has generally lost its pure origi- nal meaning. A negative finding in an x-ray doesn't mean that everything is all right; it just means that the x-ray didn't reveal anything wrong. Indispensable as the x-ray is, it can't do everything) or see everything An. x-ray indicates the density of tissues through which the rays pass. Bones, being dense, appear as heavy shadows, |as meaning that everything is all right. Somé other test may be necessary to make visible whatever is wrong. That, in- deed, is the reason for explora- tory surgery at times. One letter before me asks: Will cancer show up in an \x-ray? We are in close contact jwith a person who says he has |several spots. on the lungs and it is hopeless cancer. Could the spots be T.B.? Should we be checked?--Mrs. J. C. In such a case an expert at |reading x-rays would have little difficulty in distinguishing be- tween the characteristic pat- terns of the two diseases. A sputum test, however, would Flesh, not so dense, throws a/make things quite definite. Can- lighter shadow. From this fact)" "Professor, aren't you kind of old to be growing a beard?" cer and T.B. could exist at the same time! A man with ear trouble asks: Why don't they ever seem to take x-rays of ears? Won't the inner ear show?--E. K. X-ray in some instances can be useful, but the heavy bone structure of the skull makes it difficult, and conventional methods of examination give more information. To get back to "negative," and "positive," a married woman writes: . I was given a urine test which the doctor said proved positive. What does this mean? That I MR, TEAGUE'S SOLE INTEREST IN ME WAS GETTING HIS PRECIOUS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN STARTED, THAT MUCH...AND NOTHING toanox coin. contraction 16.Lyric poem 37. Clenched 43. Balmoral hand Castle's river we can deduce a great many/f things--but not everything. 18, Slacks YT [2 f§ 1+ WZ 10 7 8 An x-ray of gall bladder isn't} //) of much use unless a dye is! 7] allowed to filter into the organ first. The same is true of gastro-| %3 intestinal x-rays. A barium| drink or barium enema fills the} intestine with a solution through} which x-rays do not pass easily, and a sharp outline of the in| testine results. Often dye is) to make blood vessels visible. | In the common and very val-| uable chest x-ray, air in the lungs is less dense than sur- rounding flesh, so irregularity or craters in the lung -become visible. Calcified spots (healed! areas) will show. X-ray won't begin to show|f early cancer of the cervix, but a Pap smear will. X-ray doesn't} show diabetes, or anemia, but (ZA 'blood tests will So accept x-ray for the things | $3 lit does so well; don't use the| iparase "X-rays were negative" introduced into the bloodstream /f « am positively pregnant?-- MRS. H. R. It's difficult to tell. It could have been a pregnancy test, or a test for diabetes, or for ve- iereal disease, even. It depends 'n the test. He probably meant hat the urine test for preg- ancy indicated you were preg- ant, That's why I think these ms are getting out of hand. Now the only way to buy WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT popular, modern dime pack WRIGL CHEWING mW fio: J ha You get more to enjoy in the convenient Dime Pack of Wrigley's Spearmint... more of that fresh flavour end testet