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THE OSHAWA TIMES, ~' Butch tr Spt crthetcths ch A 'October 13, 1966 Ht fs wa OME ENED Sh Ewe ASS I DIDN'T SAY}: ANY THING BEFORE THAT, aor: sens Re ee 5 > iV" WILL BE. THEN | JOIN ANCESTORS !? RELIEF yu fie ABOUT TIME/S 1103 TO PASS YEARS OLD" PUEBLO ABOVE, THE GATLING MICKEY MOUSE you tHoucHt NOTHING YOu KNOW t'm supPOSsED seule poy, BELITTLE Ne! 10 ~ THE LONE RANGER 4 4 Mite o% ' "4 0S" Fas ott Se ee Bi FF? b0t OY M8 8H !4, 0. 0 HI, SUSIE! HOW'S KINDERGARTEN ?| WE PAINTED PICTURES TODAY, GRANDMA, / CLASS WHO ISN/T RIGHT-HANDED,' AND THE TEACHER SAID I'M THE ONLY ONE IN SECRET AGENT X9 = FROM THE S BULLETS STITCH THE WOUNDED TROOPER GROUND, , HUNTING FOR THE AND HIS RESCUER QUICKLY, TONTO, HELP ME BIND UP 1S WOUNDS THAT WOUNDED SOLDIER SHOULD A careful declarer tries des- pyr +e Arabtec perately to avoid putting all his u eggs in one basket. He refuses to settle for a method of play that depends entirely on luck, when another method of play is available by which the luck fac- - tor is either reduced or elimi- nated, ' Here is a typical case. Let's say you're declarer at five dia- monds and West leads the ace and another spade, which you ruff, Offhand it looks as though the outcome depends on wheth- er the clubs are divided 2-2. If they are. you lose one club« trick and make the contract; if, not, you lose two club tricks. and go down one. 7 However, this would be an. improper view to take. If you stop to think about the matter, it becomes evident that it is '\possible for the contract to be made even if the clubs are di-: vided 3-1. Once you realize this, . you naturally adapt your play to cover a 3-1 as well as a 2-2 division in clubs. You draw two. rounds of trumps, cash the A-K of hearts, and ruff a heart. 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He must yield a ruff and discard or make a fatal club return, nee Note that nothing is lost by this method of play if it turns out that the clubs are divided 2-2. However, the underlead of the ace assures the contract even if the clubs are. divided WOULD YOU MIND HOLDING THIS WHILE YOU SHOWER ? SAVE ME WATERING IT- 4 3-1, provided the singleton in either hand is the king, queen or jack. Hospital Receives Donation int F TORONTO (CP) -- A $60,001 machine to study cell composk YOUR HEALTH Medics May Dear Dr. Molner: I have been bothered with ulcers for a year. I have gone on a strict diet for three months, but as soon as I take any small liberties the ulcers are right back. I am a Canadian but saw an article in the paper that ulcers 2 in the: United States. Is'this done in Canada? --G. A. W. I have no doubt that there aré doctors in Canada who use this technique, just as it is not limited to any one place in the United States. But before we get into that, let's first explain peptic ulcers and their nature. Peptic ulcers (stomach or duodenal) can vary greatly in severity. They may be acute yet in due time heal completely. Again they may be chronic, be- having placidly at times, then flaring up. It is not always easy to identify the exact factors involved. So for general policy, it's a good idea to regard the condi- tion as chronic, and to treat it-- and respect it--as such. | EFFORTS COMBINED Rarely does any single ele- ment of treatment achieve suc- cess, It takes a combination of diet, antacids or other medica- tion, emotional control, avoid- ance of undue fatigue, some- times other things. Certainly the average ulcer patient is tense and high-strung, and is his own worst enemy. Really effective treatment many times means that the pa- tient has to reverse his mode of living. Such folks 'are often impa- tient, and impatience 'doesn't help ulcers. You, Mr. G, A. W., stayed on your diet for three Ulcers In Canada By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD tion has been donated to the research institute of the Hospi tal for Sick Children by the James H. Cummings Founda tion Ine. of Buffalo, N.Y. There are only six similar in struments, called a micro-spece ; pages eta in North Amer. ca, The machine measures sub stances within single cells and is of particular use in the ex« amination of abnormal pig ments found in cells, the hos- months. Studies show it takes a|Pital said in a statement. Freeze month or two for x-rays to demonstrate that healing is in progress. So by taking liberties wit the diet after three months you may have been jumping the gun, before thorough heal- ing had occurred. REMAIN: EXPERIMENTAL Now as to freezing, some phy- Sicians regard this as still an experimental technique; others believe it has a place when medical treatment has failed but they are not yet willing to resort to surgery. Freezing is not a cure-all. It jinvolves 'certain complications jwhich have to*be reckoned with. It also requires specialized equipment and training. You haven't really given con- servative treatment an ade- quate chance; you start taking "liberties" with your diet and undo what has been accom- your instructions for perhaps a year or two. If by then your ulcers are stubbornly refusing to calm down, it is soon enough to see whether your doctor con- siders freezing in order. If so, he'll know where to refer you in Canada. Dear Dr. Molner: I am a barber. Is psoriasis of the scalp contagious? How can I explain to customers how to take care of it? I always see that my tools are clean after a job.-- I. R. i No, psoriasis. is not conta- any custo, cal matte? and that you can't advise them, except to warn The institute's current re- search is on the liver cells of rats suffering from cirrhosis of the liver. Some of these cells contain abnormal pigments pe- culiar to both cirrhosis and ar- teriosclerosis, The Cummings Foundation was. esiablished in -the- will--of James H. Cummings, a manu- facturer of pharmaceuticals who had laboratories and plants in Buffalo, New York and Tor- onto. plished. My advice is to follow} | s that it's a medi-|taneously, SALLY'S SALLIES "The doctor said he'd have me, on my feet and he's right. I sold my car to pay his bill." no known sure-fire cure. Some- times one treatment seerhs to work; sometimes another, Sometimes nothing does. And esnecially in the summer, One should be sure, however, that the disorder is gious. I ie that you telljsometimes it goes away sponw them that it is difficult to treat.|psoriasis and not some infec. It isn't dangerous, but there is'tious disease of the scalp. }