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28. THEOSHAWA TIMES, NOW 70 AND PUT THEM BACK ON Thursday, March 17, 1966 TAKE THE THE GOVERNMENT PLANES AIRPLANE TIRES GENERAL LOPEZ GROUNDED, Cone, || BRIDGE (Top record-holder in Masters' _|Individuel Chompionship Play) | T'S J + marapoa yi Wi Sum Own YOU SHOULD NIRVERE : hove ff , SILLY FAULT, GO INTO A BULL RING ' eae ery oa WEARING YOUR ARE UNDER PAGWOO0D 4 a fErocious | : = RED PAJAMAS West dealer. Both sides vulnerable, @ NORTH @AKW6 @9 BUZ SAWYER "REASON IS, THEY Gor 4) WE SCT -- THEN HE SASHAYS ae BACK, AN'= CHUCKLE S?- RUNS THROUGH IT FO'US ! AND NO LONGER BRITAIN THE VETO OR CALLED peni eas " We eee Fer aaae lead ace of dia 'This hand occurred in a team mitch. At both tables, aggres- a pea : re Ey sie bidding paid off when OT on) || Se EF Gaga re Bice. } s Cer =M/ game even though his only high cards consisted of two jacks and a queen. At the first table, West, on lead against five diamonds, chose the ace of diamonds as, his opening shot. Had he led the king of hearts originally, as most players would, South would have made eleven tricks quite ¢asily by the simple pro- cess Of ruffing a heart in dum: ~~ 5 o my. sip Leica But when West led the ace OM SS oS and another diamond, the pee # for a heart ruff disapy HE WAS PRETTY HE DONIT GET TO CARRY : ; P aE : von . rn peared and South had to look "THRILLED ABOUT NICH FOREIGN MAIL, | ai, Very Tiene, | HetpHononen cotoner aw ) ciee colons seers Bic Me einen see IT WANT IN WHISPER, LIEUTENANT 4 | FAMOUS JOURNALIST / AND THEN TELL YoU or ie ee oe LIEUTENANT/ brag YANG »» ; BE OUR SPECIAL MISSION / dummy, he cashed the a Not Wake Jed he COMFORTABLY IN| & y A clubs, discarding a heart» COLONEL! ie Cis ; ; THE PRIVACY OF > [TF : t |ruffed a club. é : S He then played a diamon the king and ruffed anot club, West dropping the kf South then led a spade to ace and played. the jack clubs. East followed low, putting declarer to a guess, but South guessed correctly when he dis- carded a heart on the club. A: a result, he lost only a diamond and a heart, and made five diamonds. At the second table, the bid- HOW MANY ON TSK,TSK, INCOME TAX. | |ding started the same way, but, tana dah woe THIS ONE? ONLY ONE! UNDER NATURAL over three diamonds, South bid DIDI LOSE ON DIGASTERS/ three spades instead of four THIS HOLE? y spades and this became the con- - tract. West led the king of hearts, as almost anyone would, and South had no trouble making the contract. Peculiarly enougt at this time also, the lead o the ace and another diamon would have worked best, anc in fact, would have defeated tt ; contract, A case can be made to sho that the ace of diamonds '5 highly feasible lead becaus North-South are likely t- >ow CROSSWORD nine diamonds on the 1 but this contention is muc. * . ier to prove after you low ACROSS _ 8. Ahead 21, Pat SOF at Chane) 2--Butiato ste mt, Pale p_Tort it? 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FLYING < Nn urgica e ova | 9:20 P.M. ee it hk | Sse Hunt the fleet for the year. OBJECT. : | %--Lets Sing Out | ®~Abracadabra | 7--Barhy Show spauMep 8-2--Mona McCluskey 6-2--Paradise Bay |63--Rarzie Dazzle " Frequent Method en ste ERERLe leaee ee ALS SALLIE By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD % that does not heal, or a mole, Dear Dr. Molner: Is there a or similar blemish which|successful procedure for reliev- Dear Dr. Molner: You re-|cer, In other instances, if there, changes size or color, or bleeds|ing a constricted tendon in the cently wrote that when there isjis any question as to whether; without apparent reason. Not!palm of the hand? It is steadily suspected skin cancer, the tissue| cancerous tissue might remain. | all such sores or blemishes will| getting worse -- and the hand is removed, examined in the) x-ray may be used as a follow- prove to be. cancerous, but/soon will be crippled.--M.0.F, laboratory under a microscope, up 'treatment and precautionary| there is no way for you to tell}. Assuming that this is a Du- and if cancer cells are found,! measure the difference. The sure way to) puytren's contracture, which it additional treatment is started.! These methods are successful/find uot is by biopsy--tking a] sounds like, such a constriction What does this treatment con-|in more than 90 per cent of | sample of the tissue for micro-|can be corrected surgically. [ee THE DAZED YOU TAKE & SHE WASN'T HOME BECAUSE SHE WAS sist of? cases. The failures, for the| scopic jexamination This sort of condition probably \ MUGGS AND SKEETER EXPRESSION? YOUR CORRECTLY, Al OUT WITH WHIT TRENIER ; K | I had two skin cancers re-|most part, result because the} Dear Dr. Molner: Is it true/originates from an injury. The MISS JONES WASN'T yi : THAT NASTY POISON-F moved surgically. The labora-| patient waited too long, and the|that women who have had altendon thickens and can draw EVEN HOME, L VERHEA Ae : at | tory report indicated that all of) cancer already had spread too|hysterectomy should not take|the fingers into a curled or 3 a | the cancer had- been removed.| much before the original growth! hormones?--V.T hooked position. Keep in mind There was no further treat-| was removed Quite the contrary, particu-|that such a thickening of a ten- ment. Should there have been' Of all cancers, skin cancer is|larly if the hysterectomy is|don can occur yet never be-| wnl.¥. the most readily curable be-|performed before menopause|come a problem. In cases in) ", » . it's older than I am, too, No. I used the term "'further|/¢ause it is slow growing and/and the ovaries are removed,| lwhich use of the hand is im-| but my husband's of the old treatment" because more thanican be seen and hence found] svhich creates a "surgical meno- t atred. surgical dissection of| @chool when % comes to spend- one method may be used, butiin its early stages, What wel pause " Hormones then are| the thickened tendon area is the; ing money." the goal is the same: To re-|must do is drum into folks' | heipful in preventing or sub-|approved way to restore, the f move -all of the cancerous tis-/minds that they mustn't wait.|/duing annoving symptoms such| hand to usefulness ae | sue, so it cannot spread If they go to the doctor quickly.J/as hot flashes. However, if the Dear Dr. Molner: A gentle- Surgical removal is the most|there is very little danger. Not|ovaries.are not removed. there} man where I work insists that) after birth, the doctor cuts this frequent method, but in certain/all skin cancers require further] would be no upset of the endo-jone of every 1,000 babies born| growth away. Is there any truth cases x-ray' may be used first| treatment crine balance and hormones! has some sign of a tail on thelin this?-~Mrs. P to shrink and destroy the can- Principal signs are. any sore! would not be necessary. ibase of the spine. Immediately None whatsoever, (oe 2) JULIET JONES