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Bear 4--Movie 7. Traveler's abode 8. Principles of a 17th- century religious sect 9. Keats, for one 11, Makes glossy 18, Re. volve 15, Moist 18, US, presi- dent pepvie 21, Three, at cards 22, London river 23. Dawns 24. Friar's title T Ye 27, Enemy 28. Constella- tion 29. A lumber camp hero and a author $3. Missouri: abbr, 34, Flower 35. Cry of & cow 36. Mistakes 38. Not to'pass a test 89. Fry lightly 40. Dark dlue 41, Looks at YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr. Molner: Within the last year, I had two strokes a month apart. I recovered quickly from the first. With the second I was not 60 lucky. This one affected my speech and my left side. I think I could cope with it if I could only talk. When you can't talk, people have a tendency to treat you as if you were simple-minded. I am so lonesome. I feel like I am not making progress. I am 39--Mrs. B. J. What needless pain we some- times cause our fellow crea- tures! Some of us do not know, and some of us forget, what a stroke usually does. An arm or a leg or side may be paralyzed, de- pending on which part of the brain is affected by the stroke. Or at times muscles of the face and throat may be paralyzed so that speech becomes impossible. As a rule a stroke does not affect hearing, Vision or intel- ligence. A paralyzed leg or arm we can understand. But when the power of speech is lost, for some reason we jump to the false con- clusion that the patient cannot hear or cannot understand, and the consequence is unconscious cruelty. ANNOYS PATIENTS I have seen stroke patients begome annoyed and upset at Disability Pains Victims Of Stroke By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD their inability to express in words what they want, how they feel, or where they may be un- comfortable. It is. painful to watch their struggles to ex- press themselves. How much worse for them! And how much still worse when, as with Mrs. B. J., the situation is completely misunderstood and the patient is condemned to loneliness, In most rehabilitation centres there are speech therapists trained to help stroke patients recover some degree of self- expression if the paralysis is not too extreme. There are also cases in which patients can speak, but because of some cross-circuiting of the motor control system, they try to say a certain word but a quite different one is spoken, to their utter frustration. Yet the patients hear and understand, People should remember not to condemn such sufferers to a cell of lonely ostracism. Dear Dr. Molner: I work until 1l p.m. five days a week. When I get home I can't sleep and I stay up until 3 or 4 a.m, Is this harmful? -- Mrs. B. J If you get adequate sleep (about eight hours for most of us) it doesn't matter when. It's reasonable that you would want to relax a few hours before go- BRIDGE | By B. JAY BECKER East dealer, North-South vulnerable, o55 @AK10856 AG 765 WEST K1098763 @4 632 Q 872 a vert 5 ry AQJ10942- ee ee Opening lead--six of hearts, Fancy plays are often ic tical plays. It can't be it to exclude an unusual play from consideration merely because it's unusual. For example, take this hand. which requires exceptional treatment declarer for the contract to made. West led a heart and South could see difficulties ahead, Two losers seemed certain -- either a spade and a club, or two clubs. While it was obvious that the hearts could be estab- lished if the suit was divided 4-3, the trouble was that there would be no ready entry to dummy to cash the hearts. But declarer saw one ray of hope. It was clear from the lead, as well as the bidding, that West had no clubs. There were also indications that West had a large number of spades headed by the king. So, to take advantage of the situation -- and since normal Play was bound to fail -- South adopted a rare method of play to make the slam. He cashed the A-K of hearts, and on them discarded the A-Q of spades! He then ruffed a heart. With both opponents fol- lowing suit, thus' p that the hearts were di 4-3, business began to look good. Declarer next led a diamond to the ace and ruffed the fourth round of hearts high, This es- tablished the 10-8 as tricks, The rest was easy. South drew two was aaicu w B n i king and return a spade to the jack, and this, in turn, permit- ted South to discard 'ail three of his clubs to make the slam. The hand indicates that some slight ingenuity applied at the right time and place can do no harm and may occasionally do some good in a tight situation. The apparently impossible can sometimes be accomplish- ed, Never give up! Forces Lose Men As Veterans Quit - OTTAWA (CP)--The armed, forces had a net manpower loss of 851 personnel in July, biggest drop since demobilization after the Second World War. The defence department said ~~ Thursday armed forces strength at July 31 was 105,335 com-»: pared with 106,186 at June 30. :: The manpower loss in May + and June combined was 920. °° The present defence ment establishment calls for" 109,000 military personnel. The department said the drop "* is due mainly to the large num- ber of Second World War vet-"* erans who are reaching normal retirement age. nad SALLY'S SALLIES "gomehow, I: can't get over the feeling that I am being watched in this room." -- Dear Dr, Molner: My 19-year- old daughter has a growth un- der her foot. The doctor says it is a plantar wart. She is taking x - ray treatments. I never heard of this. Can you . explain it? -- Mrs. N. 0, Plantar means it's a wart that grows on the plantar or sole portion of the foot. Such warts can be quite stubborn and, be- cause of their location, painful. Treatment varies sharply among medical people. Some doctors prefer to pare them down; others prefer x-ray. The warts are believed to be 'caused by a virus, so the pa- tient should wear slippers or clogs around the house, and not to go barefoot over rugs or. bathroom floors. This will pre- vent the risk of passing the virus on to others. Plantar warts are a nuisance ing to sleep, : but not dangerous.