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Jolson. dye 42, Revolve 46, North or Red 48. Golf term V1, 20 Dear Dr. Molner:; When alices of the doctor--examination, patient changes doctors, can the/treatment, advice. The records, records be transferred? Can ajhowever, are an account of doctor refuse to do this?--Mrs./what the doctor has done. If L. |some legal question comes up,} Ordinarily yes, but this ts mot) Derhape involving a claim oF! 45' xansas quite as open-and-shut a ques-|!@w spit by the patient, the doc-| | county and tion as you might think, tor needs his records if he is | Nevada For practical purposes, the|to be able to testify intelligently city way to proceed is to have your Thus it is not entirely .a aues:| 47, Make new doctor request the records,|tion of "the patient has gone clear or copies of them, from your|t@ someone else; why keep the| 49, Step for former doctor. You must cpec.| records?" The doctor may, un fence ify your willingness to have this|der some circumstances, feel it} crossing done. wise that he retain his notations| 60. American Remember, both: ethically and|0f what he has done for you. | Indians legally information which your; My answer, therefore, is that doctor, past or present, pos-|in most cases records. or copies} sesses about you is confidential. |or summaries of them can be He Ras no right to reveal any-|transferred to another physician) thing 'without your consent. jas a matter of courtesy, but it Therefore doctors are carefuljis not something that you can|'han most girls realize | , i about giving out information--|demand. Courtesy and common} jor headache is involved. including your medical records|sense solve a lot of things) Dear Dr. Molner: My wife is) Seek a doctor who makes a ---without your appfoval, Con-|easily, whereas defining one's| 31 and for several years has had| sub-specialty of this problem. sent should be in writing and) 'rights' isn't always so easy terrific headaches: Aspirin and|Quite a few do. Your family signed by you. | Dear Dr. Molner: Can exer-/ other tablets don't seem to help.| phyisician may be able to refer So far as the legal aspecticises to develop the bust be|Our family doctor prescribed/you. If not, an inquiry at one goes, the. medical. records be-| harmful? I think I can see some! some pills that give only tem-|of the major hospitals or at one long to.the doctor,-not to the|improvement.--Miss P. R. porary relief. Where could she|of the big medical centres in 7 -9 either, but it may improve your|to aspirin, but must have quite posture 'and that helps more) different treatment, Your letter | contains no clue as to what type patient. No, exercise won't harm the/|go for treatment?--A. M. | your area will lead you to such patient pecsives the serv-i bust. It won't increase the size, Some headaches never yield'a-specialist, Or the county med- 16. THE OSHAWA Times, Monday, Mey 9, 1966 - BRIDGE By ©. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder im Masters' Individuel Chompionship Piey) FAMOUS HANDS West dealer, Neither side vulnerable. NoRTH 109866 9Q10543 oA3 as EAST @KQI7432 9876 o42 HAKQISTS The bidding: West North East South 3¢ Poss 46 Ly Opening lead -- queen of dia- monds, Here is a remarkable hand from the match between Italy and the United States in 1958. A grand siam in either hearts or clubs would certainly have been a feasible undertaking, but at both tables only a game con- tract was reached with the North-South cards, There were extenuating cir- jcumstances, it is true. At both itables a premeptive bid was. |made with the East-West cards, and this succeeded in blocking the smooth exchange of informa- tion between the North-South players. When the hand was played st my table, I opened the bidding with. three diamonds, My part- jner, John Crawford, who knew I had very little defensive strength and who was suffering from the same deficiency him- self, tried to jam the works fur- ther by bidding four diamonds, Siniscalco, impressed more by his hand than our antics, bid five clubs, which was passed all around. A diamond was led and Siniscalco, looking much the worse for wear in having fail- ed to reach either a small or grand slam, won the diamond and tackled trumps. When Crawford showed out, Siniscal- co emitted a huge sigh of re lief for having escaped a higher contract, When the deal was played at the other table, the bidding went: Belladonna did not preempt with the West hand, but East (Avarelli) did, He bid 'three spades. 8 The American South had @ difficult bid to make and elected to overcall with three notrump. He would have been wiser to pa four diamonds doubled; instead he bid five clubs and made lt tricks to tie the board, Six hearts played by North could have been made, and, in fact, only a spade lead would have stopped seven. But the premptive tactics at both tables made it difficult for North-South to find the best contract and succeeded in blocking out the hearts. INK SPIKES DRINK BIRMINGHAM, England (CP)--A local man was about to call for a psychiatrist when an apparently. normal brandy- and-soda turned to ink. His doc- tor tested the liquid and founded an excess of a certain chemical in the brandy had reacted with rust particles from a rusty soda siphon to produce a crude form of black ink. SALLY'S SALLIES ical society, which provides # special service of referring peo- ple to physicians, doubtless will be able to help you. There are few headaches which cannot be greatly alle- viated with proper treatment, but it sometimes takes careful observation to determine which kind of headache is involved, Dear' Dr' Molner: This may seem like a small problem but it is nerve-wracking to' me, f have a-large amount of hair growth inside my nose, I rub my nose constantly and it be- comes irritated, Is there any way the hair can be removed other than cutting it?--Mrs, H. B My first answer is that it is best to keep the hair cut. I don't know of any satisfactory alternative. My seeond thought, and I think it might be impor- tant, is that'some irritant other than the hair may be bother- ing you: Cosmetics, perfume, powder, or some other factor in your environment: . Note to A.C, and others: Yes, ears that stick out can be drawn closer to the head by a plastic surgeon. Ask your regular doc- tor to refer you to such a spe- clalist,