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LI'L ABNER 'MICKEY - MOUSE MUGGS AND SKEETER JULIET JONES Wey | V Ulf YEH, BUT TLL NEEO THE THREE BUCKS ANY WAY, DAD WHEN I RUN OUT OF WITTY CONVERSATION, Hy wagniricent P SOS 9 STUDIOS WHERE BUILDING ITS SEEDIEST OCCUPANT ISTHE MYSTIC,SWAMI RIVA, oer WAS DIRECTIONS TO LEVITTOWN/? PEOPLE. DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT LEVITATION IS ANY MORE.£7 WELL, To BE REAL HONEST... Inc. 1966. World rights resceved. 'Syd @King DID YOU HEAR ME, GUYS? THAT WAS MY LAST MISSION! I'M STILL ALIVE!...QAB CHICO! tel ul BUZ SAWY:i.2 THE LONE RANGER SECRET AGENT X9 TONTO, RIDE TO TOWW/ Skile IF THE TELEGRAPH ABOUT A REPAIRMAN 7------~ f MEANWHILE, AS Hi TRAIN STARTS EAST, WALTER ASHLEY MUSES» A BRIEFCASE CHAINED TO MY WRYST AND NOW /M LOCKING MY 'COMPARTMENT THE INSIOE | THOBE NAVY FOLKS BELIEVE IN. 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, August 20, 1966 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) North dealer. Both sides vulnerable. N 1 Opening lead -- three of spades. Let's say you have the East hand and your partner leads a spade against four hearts. De- clarer plays low from dummy and you win the spade with the king. What should you play next? The fact is that the proper return is the three of clubs, but very few players could bring themselves to make such an extraordinary play. A club re- turn seems positively suicidal, but it is nevertheless the right play to make. Note that if you return a club, declarer must go down, while if you make any other return, South makes the contract. You find the club return by eliminating the other possible returns. What you do is count declarer's likely winners from looking at dummy's hand and your own, and by reviewing the bidding that took place. This tells you that if you sit by and adopt a purely passive attitude, South is bound to make ten tricks -- consisting of two spades, five hearts, two diamonds and a club. To beat the contract you must attack, and your only real hope is to manufacture a club trick before the A-K of diamonds are forced out of your hand. True, HEAR THAT? THATS THE HA'NT Bones eee) ITS COM BuT 30 SOFT 30 AN? THE SHIPS ING 'FROM AND LOW..... 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You have a better chance of find- ing South with three clubs than four diamonds, Besides, how can you expect to ever get your name in the papers by making such a pro- saic return as the king of dia- monds at trick two, when the sensational return of the three of clubs is bound to hit the headlines if {t turns out to be the only way to beat the cone tract? MANTLE HURT DETROIT (AP) -- Mickey Mantle will be sidelined for at least four days with a pulled left hamstring muscle, New York Yankees announced Tuesday. The slugging outfielder re-in- jured his leg while running out 47, South American a gr in Monday night's game against Detroit Tigers. fish 48. Malt WU -, beverages 49, Division LA 41 SALLY'S SALLIES of Great Britain DOWN 1, Flourished 2. "Eternal City" 3. 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My answer is that radiation without a good reason should always be avoided, but that for diagnostic x-rays it is so brief that there should be no cause for alarm. Faster emulsions on the x-ray film now permit shorter expo- sures, and in the last decade another factor, has also been at work: The "image amplifier' or "image intensifier." This summer the original one of these was donated to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. A professor, Dr. W. Edward Chamberlain, started a crusade for such a device in a lecture in 1941. With a "light ampli- fier," x-rays would show more; when a fluoroscope was being used, doctors would not have to remain in the dark for a half hour in advance to adjust their eyes to see the very faint im- ages. The first image amplifier was announced in 1948 by a West- inghouse research team headed by Dr. John W. Coltman, and was first used medically in 1950. INTENSIFIED IMAGE Diagnostic X - Brief, No Alarm By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Rays velous step forward, but today some units increase the bright- ness by several thousand times. Much smaller amounts of radi- ation are needed for each pic- ture, and in many large hospi- tals motion pictures taken by X-ray are made when it is nec- essary to watch the movement of an organ rather than just taking a "still" picture. This is of vast importance in diagnosis of heart defects, studies of breathing, and other matters. Dr. Chamberlain predicted that when such a device came along it would be '"'second in, importance only to the discov- ery of x - rays themselves," which was not a bad forecast, yet it has now crept into daily use with so little fanfare that many people, it seems, aren't aware of its existence. Medically it not only reduces radiation and makes far better pictures, but is permitting us to find out some things about the human body that have been im- possible to ascertain before. 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