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' evi 29% et - UL ABNER' 47°03 Ti AA RR ATOR! POSES E ECR a SE Bp ee ee Sas tA AO AEG STD I I i AND YOU WILL A FLAMING BE SERVED ON SWORD I= BUDDIES, EH? THEN W Hmm. ' A NATURAL! THIS (© King Ferpres Spudice a fas, 166. Work! LECTION, IN THI YEAR, HARD = PR iN THE COUNT! my UNEMPLOYE: BORERS IN THE CITIRG GATHER UNDER THE CCP BANNEI Two NOT THE: LONE RANGER r we Wr 47). Mit 44 WERE'S TWE PUZZLE: SOME THINK AM IS SECRETLY 'THAT'S NOT ANTI-VIET CONG... OTHERS THINK HE REPLACE ONE COMMUNIST GOVERN ANOTHER ONE. SO FAR HE'S REFUSED TO BALL WITH THE SOLITH VIETNAMESE, M.J, COLOWBLL AND A, NI iN TY IWANIAN ' 16 THE OSHAWA TIMBS, « Tuwesdey, April 12, 1966 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Mesters | Championship Play) East dealer. Both sides vulnerable, Kast Routh West North Pass = GNT Poss = ONT Opening lesd--ten of spades, Seit-preservation is @ golden rile in dummy play. To make the contract is always the first consideration, end any plays de- einrer makes 1 further this sith =~ regardiess of how un tists) these vieys may be -- are j SECRET AGENT X39 LIOHT. LOOKS LIKE A SHORT VISIT -- BLT. WHOS HE VISITING? ON THIS PAD-~ HE MUST HAVE MAD. J 5 Lo: DONALD DUCK Wed Aghia emer, Hi/. JUST WONDERED ir YOU WERE HOME..WANT TO BRING OVER A LITTLE hated by King Features Syndicate, \_Dat HUBERT TELEVISION LOG & Sep if (he Meh direction, Kor example, take this ha where Soh was ih three ne trHthp 9f4 West led the ten of epeies. Decderer took the spade ii Wis band 204 Played the AK en4 Bhvher @amend, won by tae with the aueen. Mast SHitted 16 the queen of chibs, (yeopng he Wag, and the out- bike wee The Sovth went down we Grenting thet South was Ue lucky (6 lose the Gamond trick io Vast end siso to find West with the ace of clubs, the fact remains thet once the spade lead was made, South had a j way of guaranteeing the con- tract regardless of how the op- posing cards were divided. Ali he had to do to insure three notrump was to win the spade lead in dummy and play the seven of diamonds, planning to duck if East followed low. If the seven lost to either the ten or the queen, he would then have nine unassailable tricks against any return by West. If the seven held the trick, {t would mean that East had both the ten and queen and that five diamond tricks were conse- quently certain. If East covered the seven with. the ten, South could win with the king, return to dummy with a spade, and then lead an- other diamond with the inten- tion of finessing if East follow- ed low. This sequence of plays would be consistent with the aim of keeping East out of the lead at all costs in order to protect the king of clubs from attack, In addition, if East showed out on the first or second dia- mond lead, South could likewise assure the contract by going up with the ace and playing a low diamond towards the jack. SALLY'S SALLIES Channei 2--Buttale 9:30 P.M, 11:30 A.M, CAREFUL WITH MY 9--Abracadabra Channel. 3--Barrie 3--Peyton Place MUGGS AND SKEETER MICKEY MOUSE HE'S TRYING "TO seak A CORD WORLD'S "THE ALTITUDE RECORD! NEW HAT, HUBERT GOOONE: WAGN'T JOEY/ SS, THAT IN MY RUSH TO ENTER A PIE IN TODAYS BAKING CONTEST, I GAVE IT TO MR. OTIS INSTEAD OF MY ERRAND BOY/ HONEST, GRANDMA, I THOUGHT ME TO BAT IT INA HURRY YOU MEANT FOR IT WAS GRANDMA \| SLAMMING THE DOOR WHEN SHE WENT OUT. me Toctares Srodicats, tng, 1968 World Ahan teneenl, FOR WHAT? STOMPING ON MY CONCEIT? MAKING A PASS AT. MY ROOMMATE? TRYING TO SWIPE GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS, T GUESS. a LOOK, SKEETS,.. 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Please give the full symptoms. My sister-in-law has had the flu, one case after another. After a time in bed, she gets up and then: comes down with the flu again in spite of vaccina- tions and pills. She has had a blood test but it shows nothing wrong.--Mrs,. L. G. When attack after attack of turns Double Check Needed. By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD "flu" occurs, it's time to sus- pect that it isn't influenza. Histoplasmosis? Let's not try to guess at something that it might be. That's too much like fishing in the dark. The way to find out what is troubling us is to note all the symptoms, then see what possible causes exist. Picking a disease and then hunt- ing for symptoms is too likely to lead us astray. Blood tests may give indica- tions at times; other times not In such repeated "flu" attacks, I recommend a thorough exam- ination, and certainly chest x-rays would be part of it. So far as histoplasmosis is concerned, "full symptoms" is a-bigger -order-than-yeu- prob- ably think. It is a fungus infec- tion, the fungus being histo- plasma capsulatum, which flourishes in such places as dusty playgrounds at times. Children are particularly sus- ceptible but others can pick up the fungus. Infaction can re- semble many things, with signs of anemia, lymph gland involve- ment or others, Acute infection often simulates a virus attack. Chronic infection, when it af- fects the lungs, can look so much like tuberculosis as to defy positive identification by x-ray. Skin tests--tuberculin for TB, and a histoplasmin for the fun- gus--pin down the correct diag- nosis. Please don't let my references to histoplasmosis, then or now, put too much ekphasis on that disease. To be sure, it doubtless is more common than once was thought, but there are a great many other conditions which can resemble "'flu'"' or a virus infection and when respiratory ailments keep happening contin- ually, it is time to take a closer . jlook at the patient. Dear Dr. Molner: What are the symptoms of potassium de- ficiency? I am told that if I take diuretic pills, I will lose potassium from.my system.-- Mrs. L. M. Yes, loss of potassium (and sodium) can result from such medication, but physicians are so well aware of this that if symptoms develop (weakness, muscle cramps, constipation, loss of appetite) it is simple to give a potassium supplement to take care of the matter. This can be in tablet form or, quite recently, in the form of a quite tasty drink made hy dissolving a potassium-containing wafer in water.