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Partnershi, tion = is iP co-opera' helpful, of course, but in the end is is the player himself who bears responsibility for making crucial decisions, It would seem that South must go down two with normal defense, but actually he wound up with eleven tricks as a result of poor defense, West led a heart, East cov- ered the jack with the queen and South took the trick at once. South then led a low diamond and finessed the ten. This un- usual play was necessary be- cause of the danger that the suit would become blocked without' the finesse. Declarer next ran all the diamonds, producing the position: South now led a spade. West took the ace and then made the mistake of leading the king of hearts. Everything would have been all right for the defense if East had played the five on the king, but East dropped the ten on the basis that West's hearts were headed by the K-9 and that it was therefore to unblock the suit. West should have led a low heart instead of the king be- cause East was sure to have th ten, judging from declarer's jack™ play at trick one, South' would not have played the jack with the A-10-x in his hand, and hp could not have the A-10 alone, LBJ Recovers | From Surgery : WASHINGTON (AP) -- Presh dent Johnson says he feels ' if I was beat with a baseb: bat" but he is working, talking and even celebrating after his double operation. ; His recerery so far has been so routine that White House medical bulletins have Hittle to say. The latest one Thursda night said only "the is still p gressing."" ' Johnson did a bit of his YOUR HEALTH Traits Determined By Genes, Not Blood By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: Relative to blood transfusions, there is a belief by some people that the patient acquires some charac- teristics of the donor. If so, is it possible for a crim- inal. donor to pass on his ten- dencies? Please explain how blood tends to fuse into the body and brain of the patient receiy- ing it--L. V. I've answered this question briefly before, but it. still seems to bother so many readers. that perhaps it needs a more em- phatic answer. First of all, the permanent characteristics of a person a determined by the chrom- osomes, and the thousands or perhaps millions of genes con- tained in the original cell, half from the mother, half from the father. True, the developing fetus may be damaged (as in birth defects) but this is damage, and not a change in fynda- mentals. Color of hair and eyes, shape of face and body, inher- ited strengths and weaknesses, are controlled by genes--not in any way by blood. MANY FALSE BELIEFS It has been customary to speak of "'blood lines," a term which was used long before we had the faintest idea of what the genes are and how they be- have, but that old expression still gives rise to a lot of false veliais. Blood--the fluid, and the cells in it--serves important purposes in the body. Mostly the blood is a "delivery service," carry- ing oxygen, sugar and other nutrients throughout the body, and carrying away debris and waste matter. The blood carries oxygen from the lungs; it carries carbon dioxide back to the lungs to be exhaled. It does a similar service with food. It also carries antibodies to fight off infections. When you have a need for blood and require a transfusion, you don't keep that blood per- Mmanently. In a matter of three months or less, all of the trans- fused blood cells will have died off and been discarded by the body--that's the way the human system acts, Gradually new cells will have replaced the old ones, and the new ones will be your own, created in the marrow of your bones. SHOULD BE ABOLISHED Phrases about '"'blood lines," or "'A taint in the blood" should be abolished from the language, because blood has nothing to do with the kind of people we are. True, it is necessary to cross- match blood before a transfu- sion, because if the transfused blood is of a different type from that of the recipient, a chemical conflict results but this again has nothing to do with. heredity or characteristics. There are only four main blood types-- A, B, AB and © and everybody in the world is of one of these four types. You cannot and do not acquire progressing at a party in his Bethesda Naval Hospital suité, marking the 32nd anniversary of his marriage to Lady Bird. SALLY'S SALLIES al --"@ eet en "You don't have to spell out everything... just tell me in little words," any characteristics of the donor by a blood transfusion. Dear Dr. Molner: I have heard that coffee is harmful to those with high blood pressure or weakness of the heart, Is this true? If so, how much coffee would be harmful?--A. D. G. Coffee is a stimulant and ® |hence can be harmful to some people with high blood pressure or severe heart disease, but it is not possible to lay down a general rule that will suit every- lone. Except in severe cases, one or two cups a day will nat ordinarily: be harmful. Using a de-caffeinized beverage w@uld be an added precaution. NOTE TO E.B,: Your descrip- tion--uncontrollable rages, in- sulting anyone, even strangers; the belief that others are "pick- ing on her" or plotting and all the rest--is evidence of her emotional instability. Yes, of course she should 'have psychf- atric 'help. \ }